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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-13
TO TIE PUBLIC.

WTH HEN advertise my stock in or Daily Jour
Wv nal, | am not in the habit of advertising dou
BILE or tribe that L have hand, but come TO the
quantity by referring to my invoices Of Goods pur
chased East Lmay l6l OLIVER LADD.
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PANTALooNs sTurp coAr4wcx

t9iIENADhS, Crotens, Tweeds supeTline
- Dia Ia French Drap, cts, Dnp de Meme, Lin
gu anG Union check and Stripes with all the most
dP ID MORRIS ) Johnson :.
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cI.orH. cAss1MEREs & vEsTTNG

CLOTH, CA55Ihdbftto @ VLoL41NO
CtUPERFINE black French Cloth, SupeTiine black
- French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Bum cloths
81 every ouality and price Fancy CassmeIes, Fancy
Vestings. Width and ColOred Marseilles Vestings.
with a large assortment OF Gents Plain Black and
Fancy silk Cravats, and Patent Stocks, suPcrhne
tinas. Gents superfne, Black and White Colored
;IP and KID Gloves with every desirable article or
Gents Soring and summer wear, Tor wholesale and
retail by Tap 81 MOtIlS >. JOlINoON.
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A e. A x D +.

A CARD.
Tt'IE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. citizens of Evansville and vicinity that ne has
Fe-opened his shop on Main street, opposite the Bank
where he intends carrying the Tutoring business
in a few OF its branches Those wishing to employ
imwilI find him on hand during business hours.
sep WIN holden.
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CEDAR POSTS.
2SEts OLDAtt Posts suitable for garden fencing
~ v FOR sale by lie 2el 4 LkUGHLIN.
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DAVID BERRY.

Bepare Of SYgGr-coaied Observation-Disclosures
Der that the original and only genuine Indian we've.
table Pills have the written signature of WILLIAsr
WRIGHr on the top of each box
The genuine is for sale nj wholesale and retail by
ROBERT BARNES. sole agent for Evansville and
by other agencies as above. sep g-3w
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TEST New Albany Ale, nj the Confeciion
Il aIv of LUNKENHElMER < HlSGEN.
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CHILIs AND fEyrR,-Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills are one ohe best, not the very best medicine
in the world for the cure OF lntermitant Fever, be-
cIuSe they excel all other in Kidding the body of those
morbid humors which are the cnuse not only of all
kinds OF Fever, but of every malady incident to man
-Four or 1--WE OF said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken
every night on goiGg to bed, will, in short time
make perfect OF the obstinate case o.
Calls and Fever, at the same time the digestive or.
CANS will be restored to healthy tone, and the
blood so completely purified uIat Fever and Ague
or disease III any orin will be absolutely imDossi.
bic =
This is TO certify. that was entirely cured of the
Cbis and Fevers. of several months standing by the
use OF tour doses, of four pills ach of Wrghts In.
dian Vegetable Pills, and after taking medicine from
regula. physician for some time, and having No
ago. w. SPENCER.
Texas, Champaign Co., Ohio
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2tkEA pieces Black and Coored Alpaca Lusiegs
~ Oiz3 kentucky Jeans
100 Sattineiis-al colors.
l3o Red White and GLOW Flannels
% eases assorted Prints
Bleacaed 8iusliRs.
500 Woollen Shawls.
very cheap. by 1 III WAGUFF e 20 ''''0
o''' i'-u Main sireei
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A fresh supply of the genuine and truly
celebrated Wright's indian Vegetable

Pills.
HAS recently been received by the Agents in this
I 4 vicinity. This medicine has the peculiar mer
it ofmeeting the unanimous appreciation of those who
use it. 1t is no clap-trap Gfiair-no humbug--n
quack nostrum. SO tar from this that it has entered
largely, and IS every day becoming more widely in
roduced into the practice of physicians and in pro-
portion they relieved of their preudices, do
these acknowledge its merit.
To the whole West has this medicine been indeed
great blessing, subject as it is 10 the diseases pecu-
liar TO a country. Mercury itsefd does not rival
these Pills an Anti-Bous Medicine, while they
produce none OF the wretched results to the cons,u-
ton which that mineral produces, whoever tries this
medicine, will not afterward be willingly without il
2rBEwARE OF SUGAR-CoATED CoUSTERFEITS,-Re-
member, that Tie original aud Oaiy gcaaae Indian
Fegeta6e PiAS hare The UritteR signature IF WILL
LIAM WRIGHT he top If each Dor.
The genuine Is Tor sale at wholesale and retail BIZ
ROBERT BARNES,
sole agent for Evansville
O; O. Newman, West franklin; G.. Z. g. Il. J
dudspeih, Boonyille; A NJ Phelps Newburg; Henry
Blaksey, ST. Louis; Jones 81 Richardson, JonesbOrO
John Lynn, Lynnville G w Noble, Louisville: and
at DR.: WRIGHr's principal office, 100 Race street,
Philadelphia, Pa. sep 9-3w
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BLACKSJuTH,S TOOLS.

M EDICAL .-DR. c. s. VIEWER, (oi the lat
INB firm OF Traitor g. Weever,) Physician and Sur
geon, office the corner OF First and Vine streets
a few doors above the Exchange hotel aug2
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SUGAR GROVE, Fairfield CO., o., Nov. 10, 10
This Is to certify that was cured Oft the chills and
fever by the use OF Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
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A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win
n dow Paper, just received and for sale low by
ian l3-tE j. H. MAGHIEE & co.
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GLOVES, eLovEs.l GLOvEsN

C OWES! CLIO iso!! NIbO v Ls5!!!
IN IN. LADIES superiine light and dark colored
iHDEFli Kid Gloves, superfne Black do, superfne
| NEI White do superfne white and colored silk
and superne black net Gloves, and Mts for sale low
[apl5l NORRIS S. JOHNSON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-17
News Of the aurcIs.
West River Bridge Case.
Correspondence of NJ Y. Express.
WAsuINnrnN Ian III IS1S

WAsHINeroN, Jan. 81, 1913.
The first hour of the Court was occupied with
the delivering of opinions, asserting and dissent
ing, in the case Of the Vermont Bridge Compa-
ny, who complain that the Safe, ~ violation OF
contract, as is aledged, appropriated their prop
ery and franchise t, the public use, by making
that free bridge and under the control OF the
STATE which heretofore had been corporation
and under The control Of individuals. The case
was argued BY the Plaintiffs in error as one elm
pairing the obligation of contracts" and upon
the other side, it was defended as only an zap
preparation of private properly for public uses"
The case was ably argued by Messrs Webster,
Phelps, Collamer and others in Court, and the
Judges have considered it as a case embodying
many new points, particularly upon the subject
OF franchise.
The Court affirm the right of the State of Yer
mont TO take this bridge and make it free
bridge, and therefore dismiss the complaint.
Judge Daniel delivered the opinion, and Judge
Wayne dlssented.
Judge Woodbury. dissented At length from the
views OF the majority of the Court, though con-
curing in the judgment expressed. lie held
tha, the franchise could not be legally surren.
dercd without mpalrng the obligation of n
contract, and that the Seizure of private property
for public uses, must be case as sttong as that
for purposes OF war, or uses Of kindred strength.
Judge Mclean mace a very clear and lucid
argument upon the constitutional question oil i'm
pairing the obligation OF Contracts 1t was very
brief, and placed the whole question in tue clear
possible light
This decision in the Court to-day is deemed
of great importance, and will doubtless lead to
important action in the State Legislatures.
In reference to this case, Mr.. Webster said,
that he would rather meet any other lawyer in
New England than Sam. 5. Phelps.
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Dcatbs.

In Middcsex 10th inst Hon SETH PrrsAM uged % years
monsOne of the oldest citizens at tho county, und dur
ing his long lie highly esteemed lie was born in Charles
town NJ II and when the war of the revolution commenced
the render of Bugoynu lie moved To Middle
1885, nd his third fimy that settled ~ thai
town. which he represented in the rgl for than
twenty years. lie was remarkably faithful tn his political
duties privileges always attending March and Feemcn's
meetings, roh the days of 776 the present adhered
firmly to Wing prime pies.
In Waterbury,, 9th inst. UfscHrla fever Francis Henry,
ged years, only OF X G. Smith, Esq.
In East Calais, Dec. H. lydia J. aged TO- and Dec. 3D.
Hen v, aged ~. children of Dudley and Iynu Swusey.
In Barre, 9th inst. Mr. Alfred smith, aged %.
In Columbus, Wisconsin, Jan II, Mrs. Luthora, wife Of
Mr.. Daniel Bdssatt ard daughter Of Toll Otis Peck Of
Barre, aged 81
In MIdcbury, ID inst. DR.. Jonathan a. Allen, CO.
In Baltimore, 9TH inst Commodore Charles g. Ridseey
u $. Navy.
In Westiord, 25th ult. Mr.. Samuel Rice, 20.
In Kirby 2gth ut widow Mercy knnney, 67.
In iIardwck ID inst Mary wc of Samuel q Martin, IS
22d nit Sally d. wife OF EnOch Smith, Esq. SO.
In Lowell, 2Sth ut Mr.. Samuel Z. Lungmaid, 80.
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foreign Nous.
Seven days later from Europe.

The steam propeller Sarah Sands, from Liver
pool, Jam ~, arriyed at N. Y. on the 10Th inst
The news by this arrival is not Of particular i'm
porIance.
The cotton market was huctuating. Fair Up
land had declined 81.
Breadstutfs were quiet and heavy. At Liver
pool, Flour was quoted at ~ 29s and Com t
80 OBS. On the 22d, however, Corn improved
is. AT London, the demand was moderate, and
the supplies good.
The money market was steadily improving,
and no further important failures have taken
piece. The bullion IN the Bank of England was
rapidly increasing.
Ireland was ~ more quiet state.
The intelligence ol the loss OF the British man.
of-war Snake has been confirmed.
FROM gHE CONTINENT. - Considerable excite
menl had been created IN Paris, by false reports
OF the dangerous illness OF Louis Philippe
A treaty Of alliance had been formed between
the Dukes of Modena and Parma, and the Em-
peror OF Auslriu.
treaty had been ratified between the Pope
and the Emperor Of Russia, by which liberation
IS assured to the Catholic religion in Russia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-02-17
FUNERAL OF COL. RANSOM.

At meeting Of the citizens OF Norwich, hol-
den at the Union Hotel on the 18th uIt. Col. A.
Stimson, Chairman, and Gen. W. T.. Lewis, Sec
relary. 1t was
ReSolued, That the Burial of the late Colonel
Ransom be attended at this place with Military
honors.
the following gentlemen were appointed
committee of arrang empnts for the occasion.
Col. William Barron,
S. G. Slunnds, Esq.
Hon II. Burton, "tG
J. b. g. Burton, Esq.
Horace Tideu, Esq.
Cnpt. II. s. Richards,
Col. A. Stimsou,
John Wright, Esq.
Duct. |. Davis,
Col. r. d. Smith, Hanover, N. H.,
Doct. Dix Crosby,
Capt. John Deman,
Mai. Johu Warren,
Col. G. e. Benton, Lebanon,
& Gen o. II. Nichols, Hartford,
The meeting then adjourned.
W. E. LEWIS, Sec'y.
The Committee fixed upon the 22d of Februa-
ry, for the bnrlnl, end appointed Genera. o. II.
Nichols, Chief .iarshal Gen. w. Il. Lewis
Military Comnandant; Rev. j. D. Butier to de-
liver Sermon, aud Adj't Genera! +. w. Hop
kius an Eulogy on the occasion.
The Programme will be published hereafter.
!. DAVIS, Sec'y of Com.
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BAH, Me, May %.


=, BAH, Nc, Muy %
Mr. + Brown:
Dear sr;ilayiBg tested the valIe of your Sarsapuri
and Tomato Bters, take pleasure give you
of my for satisfaction aud THO benefit OF
have boen suffering with tha Eyspeus humor in m
side, causing hand and swell much, aud
be painful NJ the me, and for time previous,
have been troubled with weak stomach of my oOd
has burt me, und there has been singur antness the
stom rs which has been increasing, and caused nu.
dhcuhy Amer commenced taking your Bnlers, could
perceive gradual and immediate relief and would recon-
mend il with much confidence those wlc uTe troubled
with suc! complaints.
Yours truly, WIN. DONNELL,
1ST'komemUer and always buy them ol +, Brown, Is
washington street, that his is signed the d.
reeliOn which accompanies the bottle.
Fur sale by :. +. REDFiELU and s K. COLLINS, md
dealers in medicine generally.
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SUDDEN CHANGES, There is nothing more irving TO
The human constitutions than sudden changes of the weather
Heat afihos the blood, und inc tho pespaIion
when suddenly checked those bumurs which should pass off
b. the SKIN uTe thrown OIL nwardly causing coughs colds,
consumption, difficulty Of breathing waefy and iuHanlei
eyes, sore throat aud many Other complaints.
Nrighps Indian Vegetable Pills delightful Medicine
Tor carrying off cOld-becuuse they expei from the body
those humoIs which The the above complaints
Four hvo of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every hght
going bod will in few days carry tho mos osti.
nate cold the time the digestive organs will be 10
stored to healthy tone and new lie yiguf will be Civ.
on 10 the whole frame.
beware OF eounteitis of all kinds coated with
sugar others made resemble in outward
the original medicine. The safest is purchase oi
NE regular agents only Of whom may be found every
village and town In the state.
W The Genuine for sale by S. X. COLLINS, s, ?, RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORrH Montpelier.
New-Enslund Office, 1873 fremont ST. R0ston.
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1flarkcts.
Brighton Market, Feb. 10.

lRepohod for tho Boston Daily Adveulser.l
At market APO beef CATTLE 60 Stores pairs working
IL cows and calves 100 sheep und 1900 swine.
Prccs.-Beef eatlle-rxtra b,62j hfst quality, G,25
second, 5IAS 5,75 third, 4,75 5,25
Working Oxen-Salrs AT S65 ~, %, and 40.
Cows aud cuhes-Sulrs at S9i, ", 81 aud 49,
sheoP-sales at 2,75, $50, 4, 4,75 und 5,25
swino-Sales dull several hundred u0suld selected ots
4c for aud DC tor burrows Old hogs la No saes OF
hogs have heeu mnde since lust Thursday previous
N rctui. a6l2.
dealers are dissatisfied with the change in the
Market from Monday to Thursday, and accord
ingly the market is attended to some extent on
Mondays,
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The PEACE RuMoRs. Alexandria Ga
zette of Saturday last says;-
Information respecting The renewal of over
lures ou the part OF Nlexlco is derived from such
sources that we have no possible reason to doubt
lis truth, and we await further developments with
an abiding confidence that we haye neither been
Mlsled NOR mislniorlned. Whether the Admin
istration VIII embrace the opportunity to make "a
peace is matter OF great uncertainty.
Private Correspondence of the Editor.
WASHINGTON, Feb. g. 1913.
observe that you express strong hopes OF an
early Peace, but IN this you will soon discover
that you deceive yourself an convinced that
the Administration neither desire intend TO
make Peace al present. They think the war
is gaining IN popularity, and that their schemes
Of conquest, II prosecuted, will carry them safely
through the next Presidential contest. 1t is Civ.
en- out by members Of the Cabinet that Scott and
Trst have been treating con their own hook, "
and that the Government will not recognise their
doings
The Loco Foco leaders are becoming more
open aud bold III the avowal Of their design TO
snhl"gate and then incorporate the whole of
Mcxico,-.NsO York Tribune.
New YoRK, Sunday, Feb. 10,
o'clock, p. M.
Congress did not sit Yesterday.
MEXICO. Later dates from Havana state that
an arrival there from Vera Cruz brings intell-
gence that minority OF the Mexicuns were ia
vorable 10 peace.
PEACE kUMoR.lt is reported at Washing
ton, that letter received from Mr. Mcintosh,
the British Minister in Mexico, states that the
Mexican authorities were iayoring peace nego.
tiatiUns
O. Hon. Walter r. Colquiu, of Georgia, has
resigned his seat in the U. 5. Senate.
WINDSOR BANK. The Books of the Ascutney
Bank we're closed on Saturday, at O'clock Z.
M, and we understand that about 1000 shares
were taken by between eight and nine hundred
individuals ". Chronicle.
DEATH OF Guy BEcKLrY The Michigan
Signal OF Liberty records the death o. its former
assoclile editor, formerly Of Vermont, and for
several years an anu slavery agent and lecturer,
characterized by great energy and ndonitable
perseverance. lie was forty Two years of age.
A CLEAN. By Congressional proceedings it
wiz be seen that Mr. Niles, the LUcofoco Sena-
Tor iron Connecticut, III speech on the ten
regiments oil, declared himself decidedly in ia
vOr OF closing this disgracetul War Mr.. Rltch-
lie ana The other advocates OF this gigantic scheme
OF National Robbery, viii badly turL i've the
Connecticut Senator tor so frank ana emphatic
an admission as that " Mexico desires peace on
terms mol unreasonable" and that there is nc
Qualification for proongIug the war; Tribune.
ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE. The failure Of
large IRON firm III Worcester, was announced
IN Tins city yesterday. The failure is said to have
been piec.pialed by failure in Broad street, il
this city, Oil whose notes The Worcester fra
Were endorsrcd 10 the amount OF SOS 000.-
Boston 1rav, 9ih.
OREGON News has been received of the safe
arrival OF Two families OF The Methodist Mission
ares which sailed in the fall of 1886.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD
Opened 10 Lebanon, ". Al.
Is "a 4 z s ..sIE..ss.s

ss IS sTTsSs a; 2 s .SE;sssss
PASSENGER TRAINs, in connection with tho
Lowell Nashua aud Concord Railroads. will daily
Lebanon and Boston, Sundays excepted) fol-
lows, viz;
Leave Boston fur Franklin and Lebanon, at H.
Leave Boston for Franklin at IL u.
& Concord fof Lebanon II l03 a. M
" Concord tor Franklrn ut 2 8 ! p.
the ARRIVAL of the from loston.
Leave LehInon for Concord aud BistOn at II l-2
" Frlukin for Concord AID Bo,tOn 90 IA IN.
" Funklin Tor Concord and ilOsiotut lao p.
or the ARRIVAL of the ours from Lebanon.
This road the direct road 10 Ccai and Northern New
Hampsh re, and to " inds1r Woodstock, Middlebuy Wells
Rve Montpelier, arlington, and olIer towns IN NoUhoru
Vermont, aud hIs grrio proportion of RAILROAD convey
in these directions, than any other line. II IS also tile
BRUSH Mail Luo, and the nearest route from Bonn
10 the Cnnada-
Numelcu. .gcs connaet ith all Of ,he road
tho Htv0 OF the GUS at CUBAN nni H. hlnun Nii ho ~
readiness passengers haverhi l. Wells River
aud Liuleirn, ndor, Mddebury aud all pas Of Nor
then New ilumushe uud Vermont -
For further information apply 10 u. p CHENEY co 4,
ExpIes office. Ruodd Exchange, Court Square, and at
ANERILl. Il DEANS No. III Elm Il BOSl On
Al pass'ngers lmggig Should be properly marked, und
when valued than $50 notice must re gwen and
charsos pnd loss beyond that amount viii be al
lowed.
lrMei chandizc trains will daily, Sundays except d.
UNLSON 81 EARNS, Agent.
Concutd Nav. 4. ls41. 90
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Boston Market, Feb. IA.

Provsions.-Thete is good demand for Pork prime at
80 Sll II 500 clear S4 4,i0 100 bhs old runp
sold at 80 per Dbl, amos; saIcs of lard At g. and
Hams Se hs. months Prime heel 81, ind Mess 50
zoe per bill for Western mos FlourSaes OF Geneseo,
common brands ut S6, 6,3l q Corn-Tho Largo sup
plies keep tho market depressed yellow fiat selling al 81
SOC and white Soc cash vt yellow sold nt 57c
por bush, 60 days. Northern Oats selling Mt So Rye,
eS per bush. cash.
Boston Atlas.
VARIOUS ARTtCLES,-FEB 49,
ASilES-pots g. pearls 7 9 u "A.
The stock continues light small sales.
BEESWAX-yolo" - n 81.
BRtSfLES-Am. 80 u 49,
FE ATIlERS Nor. 1.-Two ncese 81 n 81.
FURS-red fox Csc 81 40 5, silver 35 otter
4, mink Sc g. sable 81 2j, hear 81 q, fisher Zoe
$3.50, wild loo IS, lynx 81 $50, nusquash PC 10,
facuOn 3 a ~.
GLUE Am. n lS.
HOPS let sort lS47 5 a l-2 sales limited.
Dull export demand, stock large
TAiLOW-Am. u 1926, rou III 3 "a g.
WOOL Snx0ny heeccs A. / 2 a so
FullblOod 40 AZ l.2
12 blood to "a IS II 81 2
Com Ia 30 n 81
Lambs super IS n sc
do No 81 30
do No.. 90 ~
do No.3 ga IL
Foreign u2t
daily Adv.