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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
- THE undersigned having become proprietors
E.::; of the above well known establishment, beg
leave to offer their services to the public and to
solicit share patronage. They hope to be able to
continue the favorable consideration the House has
heretofore enjoyed under the management OF MIR.
Sherwood No exertions will be spared to give uni
versal satisfaction to ALL The Table and the Bar
will be abundantly furnished and the rooms kept
clean and neat Charges as heretofore moderate
NATHAN ROWLEY,
nov Aft PETER BURK.
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FURIOUS, FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

FURGUS' FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
. 1t the old stand, Main st. oboue the Market. }
have on hand and shall constantly keep
- for sale, large and general assortment OF
H FURNITURE, made in the best manner,
a and which l will sell at remarkable low
prices Those wishing any article in my line are re-
Quested to call and examine my stock.
N. b. All orders from the country promptly at
tended and furniture carefully packed Tor shipment
Feb. LON ROBERT FURIOUS.
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DISSOLUTION.
A CARD.

ACARD.
WE the undersigned have this day associated our
w selves together under the firm of Nightingale
& Kster, in he Tobacco and Cigar business, at the
oil stand of John S. McCracken, Main Street, would
respectfully announce to the public, that Intend
keeping constantly hand good assortment of the
best brands Virginia and Missouri Tobacco. Snufs'
Regalia, Principe Canone Caradava, halt Spanisf
and Common Cigars; together with all articles ii
the line.
Orders from abroad attended to with punctuaity
and dispatch. VIM. NIGHTINGALE.
an 4-tf-w&tw JOSEPH kISTER.
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A. R. JONES d CO..
National Bakery.

At the corner of Water and Division streets
FREDERIC WETZELL, begs leave TO inform
l. his friends, and the public generally, that he has
again returned to this city, from Mexico, and recon-
menced the business OF BAKING, in all its various
branches. Fresh Bread, and variety of Cakes.
Crackers, &C., can be had at all times, and on the
most reasonable terms. Give him call. mayl
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MARBLE YARD.
Corner of State a. Elm SITS. New lhouv To

corner OIL state d Elm SIS New ALBANY In.
L. JENNINGS g. son, would inform the public
Il that they have just received superior lot Of
italian, American aud Indiana Marble which they
VIII sell wholesale or retail, on the reasonable
terms. They keep constantly on hand large as
sortment OF Monuments, Headstones &C., which
will be sold cheaper than any thin of the kind ever
bought or sold in the State Of Indiana
Lettering done at end cents per letter. Carving
oil all kinds done In the neatest manner and on the
most reasonable terms
Orders from the interior promptly attended to-
Also, orders from persons along the river will receive
wharf at New Albany free Of charge may 23-im
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WINDOW Glass.-An assortmet OF Window
w Glass, assorted sizcs. For sale by
may4tf. n. EAoOhLiN, water
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LIFE CE.

JANUARY REPORT
TIME Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company du-
l. ring the month Of January, lS4S, issued lsl new
policies, viz
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LAND FOR SALE!

LAND FOR SALE!
TINE undersigned will sell at private sale the
i south end OF the southwest quarter of section
29 township 6, south of range 10 west ing between
the Boonvile road and the city of Evansville, and
within half mile of said city. The said land, be-
ing 40 will be sold in twenty or ten acre lots
or in any other way to suit purchasers There is a
very comfortable small frame honse, excellent
well of water, and a considerable number of fruit
trees on said land. The title is erfect.
Terms. One-thrd cash and the balance in six or
twelve months.
Chandler Esq, the undersigned at his residence
near the premises
ids may l6. EMANUEL HULL.
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o. INDIANA HALL-By A. IfaubOld.
El;is This Hotel is situated the foot OF Division
-4ss-street, opposite the steamboat landing. Char
ges moderate and accommodations excellent. my 10
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OAA pieces Black and Colored Alpaca Lusiers
SVOl25 Kentucky Jeans.
100 {" Sattinetts-all colors.
$50 /" Red, White and Yellow Flannes.
rs Cases assorted Prints.
s." Bleacaed Muslins.
500 " Woollsn Shawls.
$50 Pair Blankets, just received and tor sale
very cheap, by J. II. MAGHEE, d CO.,
oct 1911 Main street
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JOHN INGLE, JR HORATIO Q. WHEELER
INGLE Il WHEELER,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, SUCCESSORS TO BATTELL
n & ISGLE, General Collection and Real Estate
Agency Office on First street, below Main.
nh II. z. WHEELER, Notary Public. Ioc9tf
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JOHN E. TAYLOR. r. GILL HARVEY
TAYLOR 81 HARVEY, Commissions aud For
i tCardiRg Merchants, WatersL, Evansville, Indi
ana. Have also large, new wharf-boat where they
will receive and store freight free of drayage ap23
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. OF O.IIII.OII C-IS uIIVI PTICtS.
FURNISHING GOODS.

We shall continue to receive fresh supplies weekly
lring the season from our Mandatory in Cincin
lti Jap 4-tfl ALTERING & DRUMMER.
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LATER FROM
EU II OP e.
ARRIVAL or THE ACADIA.
NGw YoRK, Nov. 90, Is4S.

New DIRK, NOV ~, io4o'
Editor Ohio Statesnaan:
The steamer Acadia ,srrived on yester
day from Liverpool, from which port she
ssiied on the 4th inst.
The meeting Of Parliament has been
postponed un,tl the l2th.
The counsel Of O'Brien have procured
leave 4 Issue writ Of error. aud will be
granted a hsariny. lftheir efforts prove
unavailiDg. an appeal will be taken to
the House Of Lords.
A similar course has been granted TO
Meagher. O,,Donagbus, and McMsnus'
The National Assembly Of France h ave
determined to support the motion TO post
pone the election Of President until Feb
ruary. Cavaignac opposes il.
1.-THE election takes place on the lo'h
OF. December the success ofLouis Napo'
leon is considered certain. ospb
The last, dates left Austrian affairs
doubtful. Vienna was being bombarded
by the troops of the Emperor with much
slaug ghter-
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FROM ST. KITS.

BY the arrival, yesterday, of the British
brig Antolnette. from 81. Kits, 2O,h October,
we learn that Capt. Flint vast informed by
Capt. Bell OF the brig Reindeer from Martin
lque, October lst, that the authorities had
arrested some 10 negroes for .depreda,ions
committed on the white inhabitants. They
were under trial for the offence, when about
1000 negroes assembled together near the
Count House, and demanded their release
This the authorities refused, and ordered them
to disperse Immediately or they would be
fred OH. Capt. Bell did not learn the result
He also states that the blacks on the island:
are in most deplorable condition for the most
part refusing TO labor. The planters have
chartered several vessels to 60 to the British
West India Islands and procure laborers. If
this should not succeed, they say their crops
will all perish. The duties have all been ta-
ken off American Flour and Lard which is
imported in F,ench vessels.-N Y Tribune
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Vict0riass Pedigree.

The governments of Europe make a great
parade and wonderful. .display Of pomnositv in
relation to reiaaina aaases. France has its
house of Bourbon, Prussia that of Branden
burg. Austria that o. Hapsburg, and England,
after irving a number Of dvnasties, has Cor
two hundred years been ruled by the house Of
Hanover. represented bv race Of Guelphs
These Guelphs, whereof Victoria Coburg is
the most fortunate representative, have been
a long time on the wav. They may be trac
ed back to the time of Charlemagne, and the
story runs. az related to us bv mysterious
vieux mons'ache in gloomy tavern at Osna
brick, thus:
'In the year 800 Ironbrand, Count of Al
tori, saw an old woman who had three chill.
dren at birth, and thinking this unnatural,
he called her an aduteress, The old oman
in her anger retaliated, praying that the Coun
tess lrmentrat might have as many at birth
as there are months in year. Accordingly,
while the Count was gone to the chase, his
lady was delivered of twelve boys, and fear
ing the anger Of her husband, she ordered the
maid to take eleven in basket and drown
them. On her way she met the Count, ho
asked her what was in the basket. She re-
piled 'Guelphs, (young dogs.l The Count
however, examined the basket, and from the
strength and likeness Of the boys, knew
them for his own. He educated them secret
ly, and when they were grown, returned them
to the mother. From that time Guelph has
been the family name, and Victoria, IN hei
falthiulness, keeps up the homo, OF the fami-
lly.' eSs
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" Rattle Field.

Mr.. Alison gives the taHlowtng descrip-
toin OF appearance Of the ground on woich
the famous battle of Eylau WAS fought on
the morning after the battle;-
"Neyer was spectacle 60 dreadful as
the field ofbatue presented on the follow
ing morning. Above ff,y thousand men
lay in the space Of two leagues, weltering
in blond. The wounds we're for The mos
part, Of the severest kind, from the ex.
traordinary quantity of cannon balls
which had been discharged during the ac>
tion. and the cl Sc proximity OF the con
tending masses to the deadly barriers
which spread grape at half musket sho,
through their ranks. Though stretched
90 the cold snow, and exposed TO the Sc
verify of the arctic winter, they were
burning with thirst, aud piteous cries
were heard on all sides tor water. or as
from beneath the heaps uf slain, or loads
of horses by which they were CRUSHED -
Six thousand of these noble ANIMALS en-
numbered the field or mat addened by pain.
were shr,eking aloud amidst he snAeu
groans of the wounded, Subdued by
the loss Of blood, tanned by cold, exhaust
ed by hunger, the foemen lay side by sid e
amidst the general wreck. The Cossack
was TO be seen beside the Italian; the
gay vindreseer, from the smiling banks
Of the Garonue. lay aihwart the stern
peasant from the PLAINS Of Ukraine. The
extremity Of suffering had ex,ngoisbed
alike the fercest and most generous pas,
sions. Alter HE usual custom. Napulean
IN the afternoon, rode ti,rong The dread
fui field, accompanied By his generals aud
staff. while the still burning piles of Ser
palien and Sausgra,en sent volumes o
black smoke over the sceoe Of death; but
the men exhibited none Of their wonte,t
euthusiasm: no cries Of Vire TEmpereu,
we're heard: the bioony surface ecbued on
ly with the cries ofsuffering or the groans
Of wo."
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THE PIONEER.
UPPER sANDUsKY, NOV. -, fs4s.
Wood! Wood!
Now is the time for those to bring in their
wood who want to pay as in this way.

GF The Editor Of the Pianeer says all
that appears in his paper as editorial is his
own and not the production Of somebody else.
We are glad Of il, and retract what we said,
and feel sorry that we should have done any
person the injustice, as even to intimate that
they had written. for his columns. Wydndof
I'ribume. fsa uJ
This is the second time that paper has had
to acknowledge the LIE! 1t must be re
spectacle business for LEGAL MIND to
be wiring lies one week and taking them
back the next. 1t is qnerry with usto know
which is the more honorable business, ediiing
a sheet that has to make frequent retrac'ions,
or peddling tory speeches on Sunday. III
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or The War Department has issued an
order on the death Of Gen. X Kes rny, which
directs the posts in The eth Military De-
dartment, late under command OF the de.
ceased General, TO fire thirteen minute
guns. commencing at twelve o'clock NJ,
and to display the, national flag at half
staff on the day after the order shall be
received by the respective commanders.
fhe officers Of the army viii wear the usu-
al badge of mourning 30days.
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ENEREY.

Hallt .1f'e n
One IL the most remarkable instances
OF the success which attends well applied
energy aud pc persevetance. 10 exhibited in.
the case Of DR.. DAVID JAYNE, of Philadel-
with whose advertisements the readers Of
the Register are familiar. The Doctor,
after spending many years Of his life in
practice, and a careful investigation or
the origin and character Of diseases. ,ap.-
Piled bimself to the preparation OF rene
dies, and The excellence Of his compounds
is attesied by the grateful thanks Of thou
sands, who have proved the benei's of his
skill aud scientific knowledge. HIS are
no, mere quack nostrums. but prepara
tions resulting from long ard careful
study, and as they serve, 10 an eminent
degree, the good purposes for which they
we're intended success has followed the
.propr'etor's enterprise and labors Hi.
esta ablishment is now one ofrtte Iarges,
in the United States, and besides furnish
ing every city town, and township in the
country with his invaluable medicines. he
ships, annua'iv, immense quantities to
foreign lands.
In the prosecution Of his plans for
bringing his specifics to the notice Of the
whole people, Or. JAYNE has issued a
F1milv Almanac containing certi6ca'e'
and testimonials Of tho hiohest character
We sep il stated in tho C1ermansown Tei
egraph. that srlast wear one million Of the
Almanuc were nnhlshed for 164a and all
ds'rihuted This wear. the dem nd for
1s49 is so great. that two power presses
driven nv steam. are rnnning dav and
night with a double set of ha nds. and IN.
Tic for the Almanacs. Indeed, Messrs
ST,vrLv ~ N'CALLA, who do the press
work have found il necessary. to meet
tie wants of the publisher, 10 Obtain a
third poper press, T,eo millions and a
hnTcopirs win he required for 1s49 con-
suming from twelve 10 fifteen thousand
reams Of paper and incurrng an expense
at the vprv small rate Of two cents each
copv. and we cannot see how thpv can e
Furnished at So low price-of nm thous
and doHnYs! This is wonderful, extibi-
ting. as II does. one of the mos, remark,
able instances Of enterprise on record
Rut il mnst he rememho cred tha, this
large sum. which is a fortune Of itself is
entirely given awav--the hole two mil.
lions and half of almanacs are gratuit.
ouslv given to merchants. storekeepers.
families and individuals with view 10
their general era,uious distribution
throughout the United States
The position nj Dr JAYNE is an env,a,
hle one--achieved bv his own unaided
energy industry. and enter prse-draw
ing largely from an extensive ,know'e'
rf medical jurispruden,-and he now
atands At the head Of the discoveries of
m medicines for "the million y which have
not onlv been ptononnced to be unequal.
ed az remedies, for the diseases spveraIly
set apart nv the proprietor, a., but des.
tined To confer upon this human family
incalculable benefits in the form of re.
stored health and prolonged existence.-
Norrisio,on Register
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Still ANolnGH ELuremAsr.--Yester

ST'LL ANui HeH ester r.
da, morning. a very interesting scene
was e0acted al the packet deck, A lady
from the wes', who had eiopsd, leaving
ner husband miuus not only ins spouse but
all the housenuld fnr0ilure she could briae
with her was jogging along coz,Iy with
her second choice, when her injured lord
suddenly stood before her. lie took the
mauervery easily ,however, merely claim
rug the guods aud chattles, aud express.
iog uo a1xiety whatever to reposssss him-
sell OF hts ira. psr,oer Oh The contrary, ,
be toid her. sue nigh, 60 tu the hot place
she was likely. 40 hud. and be weic. med
Uiles is an uuiuck, place for ruoaways--
" HIM a yesr. toar couples have been
headed here; add some Of them have found
.c,user qasr,srs than The esasge VI lore.
Utica Goxeite.
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Markets.
From the Ohio Statesman.

Niw York, Nor. lo.
Owing to the non arrival of the steamer
the market geaerai!y was very quiet today
aed the transactions in the leading articles
were comparatively small The Acadia has
tedious passage, being out more than four.
teen days.
The sales Of Flour comprise 1000 bbls, at
$5 81 to S so for Genesee, and $5 Is to
s 81 for Ohio.
There is moderate demand for Wheat
with sales Of 5000 Ohio, at ll2ail3c, and
5000 Genesee, at l25al27
Holders of Corn are demanding an ADVANCE
which was induced by light supplies. Ship.
pers are generally holding ofi, and the sales
to day were mostly for consumption, at from
81 to 75c. including Western and prime Vel.
low.
Lard is held at 7a74c, for prime in bbls
Sales of 1000 dressed Hogs at s. SO ID
S IS. e.'A
Baltimore, November l6.
How ard Street Flour is held at So l2A--
S5 O0a5 60a offered. Sales Of red Wheat at
lO5all0c, and Of Corn at 56c for yellow, and
45u49 Tor white.
A PMsbarg, Nov. 10.
The -four market is heavier than yesterday
and the sales to day were at 81 90, showing
"a slight decline.
There is fair demand for Oats and Barley
at 25c. for the former, and 56a5sc. for the lat
Ter.
Sales of 200 hogs at SO 25. '
~ Cincinnati, .Nou f1S
In freights there has been considerable ac-
tivy; and of -four the shipments during the
week comprise 10000 bbls.
The market for hogs closes with increased
firmness at slight advance on last Satur-
days currency. The weather was very ia
vorable for packing yesterday and to day, and
the supply was not adequate to the demand.
The sales reported during the week comprise
1900 head up to Thursday evening, 50 25a
Is 80 we're the leading rates. Yesterday
SO 25a3 35 as the rang e, to day 1900 head
sold at So %, 3 3Oa3 37a Beef Cattle has
been in steady demand, but the sales are not
large, To day AZ head, Kentucky average
weight, 600 sold at 90 62a, and 81 head, av-
erage weight 275, at 81. ~
Lard 100 bbls bladdered, sold at a. A
small lot new meess Pork sold yesterday at
80 SO.
There has been continued good demand
FIR -four, and the sales during the week COM
PRISE 6,000 bbls. To day the sales compris-
ed 8 0 bbls, at 90 7:5a3 80.
Wheat is firm at 75c. sale to day Of
1000 bush. Corn in ear at 28c. Oats are
dull-smal sales from wagons at 27a30c; by
the quantity they would not bring over 25c.--
Barley 50a55c. Rye 50a55c.
Molasses has declined, and prime New Or.
leans sold at 26s27c. Sugar is also drop
ping -small sales at 4aa5c for fair to prime.
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Extent of the ores on Territoty.

On the east il sklrts 500 miles along
the Rocky mountains, on the South 3Uu
miles along the Snowy mountains, on the
Wsst 700 miles along the Pacific Ocean
on the North $50 mlies along the Nortl
American possessions Of Russia aud Eng
land. This arena or immense valley con
tains $4,000 square miles, capable On
doubtedIy, of forming seven States Al
large as New York, or forty States 0
the dimensions Of Massachusetts. Some
OF tue Islands on the coast are very large
sufficient TO form State BY themselves
They are situated north Of the parallel OF
4S. Vsncouvre's Island, 260 miles 10
breadth. contains 1900 square miles, an
area larger than Massachusetts aud Con.
necticut. Queen Chariotiee's or rather
Warrington Island $50 miles in ieng th
and 30 in breadth, contains 4, 600 square
miles:
On both ofthess immense islands ,,hougL
they lie between the high parallels Of
10 and 50 deg. their soll j. said 10 be ell
adapted 10 agriculture. The straits aud
eircunja accent waters abound IN Fab Of the
hassi snaii'y. Coal Of good quality. and.
veins Of other miseraIs have been ioasd.
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AMERICAN PRISONER AT HAyANA.-A
letter from Havana November 5th, IN the
Charleston Courier, says
"a man BY the name Of Bath, a c,,izsa
Of the United States. aud Steward on
board the American barque CbIlde Har
old, of New York, was arrested here b,
order Of the Captain General. on the 21s'
of Last month; and still remains 10 PRISON
During all this time be has been denied
permissios 10 see either the American
Consul bus counsel or his friends. go ihs,
the real nature Of the charge against
Bush cannot be Ascertaiaed. The United
States Consul. General Campbell. has
done everything in bis power 90 obtain
the release Of Bash; or good reasons for
his detention, without any satisfac,or,
result"
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k.covEnsp ...kE:-Asugular accid e,

kLcovERED LAKE A singular accide at
occurred on he Miohlgau Central Rau.
way. II became neccesssr, 10 carry a
grading ur emoaukmeut ot fifteen fee
p.en acrosa low piece of ground, cou
alutug aeou, one uuodie ed acres, nearil
DR., ,uougn fr pio" land Mneo the,
mad prog essed WIN the grating tor some
distance. II became too heav for tue s"tl
10 supprrt, ihe crust ot tue earth br"k'
IN, and the emit kmeut sunk down i",,
seuehiy-niae feet ef water! |, appears 'ns
NE piece OF ground hsd been lake, nat
had collected a soii OF roots, peat, muck,
&c., on ITS surface, apparently ten or FL
cen feet ,hick, wntch had become url
eoough for iarm purposes Mr. Brooks
n,ught II would have suppu rt ed an em'
osGkment oil Eve ieet ,hIck ess, aud that
Il II had not been necessary for them to
have one mucu heavier, 1t wotid have
supported the road, aud the iact nigh,
have been discovered that il rested ou
.he 0osom ot lake. M Y Star
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THE VILMOT pROvtSO.

II is only necessary for this scheme to pass
the House and Senate. TO convince those ia
vorahle to ~ that Gen. Taylor will put his We
to on it. The General is, we all know, mnn
Of the south and slave holder, and the fed
eral party now tremble. fearing the result Of
his actions. Let them rejoice now over the
election Of Tavlor, for before his term Of Of
fee expires they may morun and the Demo,
Gratis rejoice.