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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05
10 cases WouIen's slippers:
IN do Ladies WALKING Shoe
A SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.

Z
- The subscriber offers Farm tor -,
EEs#S sale. Ills situate 20 miles from Evans 9slA
vile, on the State road. containing 800 80
acres choice land 1870 acres under good fences -
and in fine order tar cultivation. There is hind
some frame Dwelling, n superior BaIn, 40 "cres in
clover. $40 good Fruit Trees ] he ground is fenced
off in 10 acre lots fences II and II rails Egh a
never aiIing supply OF good water The Railroad
passes between il, and the Canal passes on the east
side.
For further particulars apply TO SAMUEL Orr. Esq.
or WIN HUGHEs. in the city OF Evansville; or to any
seIfon the premises.
mh5 d3Nv Inns WIN. SMITH.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of JoxEs & SINGER is this daI dissolved
j by mutual consent. The bus ness of the firm
will be settled by NJ F. JuSTs. who is fully author.
lied TO do the same NJ P JONES.
mh20 DE CHAS. N. SINGER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

vi lAAC AOAAN" 49,
200 OF Iodire, French
900 OF Indide de Posasss
100 uz Tannin
so OF SuIp Morphia
20 OF Acetate do
500 O. Quinine Sup
$50 lbs Gum Opium
500 do SIENNA Alepd
200 do do E India Dc
1000 do Naples Sulphur
IeOO do Birthstone
AGO do Arsenic
l Dbl BalSam Copavia
4CO lbs Spts Nitre
400 do Spts Ammenia
loo do Sup Alther
$50 do yalapa pulv
$50 do Rhei pulv
100 do lpecachuana pu
1000 do Sal Rochelle pu
nnnA c. RI CD.
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TO NIERCHANTS AND merchants
TAALOKS. n
EENRY MARKS & CO.

GGNEI1 MARKS & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN tH-A
SILK AND NOOLLEN GOODS.
No. IL Pearl street, Cincinnati, o., sssaf.
M OULD invite the attention Merchants ard
w Merchant / allOrs to their laLge and elegant
assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres Nestings TaiIora
trimmings etc, etc. in Part follows: aaV
french and German BroadclOths, 4l. emmy .a-.
English uTd An eIican do,
Black and fancy Doe>kins nd,Cassimers, ri
New style American and French do, ~ fs.'
Black silk and SATIN Vesiings all qualities,
Rich new styles do do : .s....
Mar>silles and Valencia do do
Iweeds, Satinets and Kentucky Jeans, W e, 81
Cashmeretfs, Summer loIhs Iiueeu's Cloths. p
Brn Linens, Linen Checks Linen Dr,I lings.
Coored Canblies, Brown Hollands,
Bleached Musns lss. 81 81 ! .trtt.
u ca, he'd and brown Dril!ings -
Paddlngs, Canvass silk and worsted SSerees
Twist, Sewing Silk buttons, Buckles,
bread Selesias and Wigans. SEX
lso large and complete assortment of Silks.
Ribbons, Laces. Straw Goods, and n full assort..
mentnt MILLINERY ART ICLES, which we offer
Tor sale at the lowest market prices.
mhl2 c3m* "a
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RAILROADS AND PLANK ROADS.

lAlA HElEhNFa rs n N ID Z LII n IA EhU1L d.
EMPkOVEM kNT is the order oi the day, and
: those who do not improve the present moments
are behind thl times l have for sale some OF the
best upland in the ty, part of which is well
improved. 1t IS situate 10 miles due north of this
city. and near the line of Railroad The contempla-
ted Plank Road will run through some of this land,
which, with the RAILROAD, will afford every facility
for taking the proCuce market. ECO acIesare OF
tered, and Will be Sold in let's to suit purchasers
The farm. known as the HornbroOk Fam, As a part
OF The lands now for sale.
Iltheabove lands are not sold before the first day
OF July next. they will he sold at public auction Of
which due notice will be given Title be! dis
pute. tor terms apply 10 s.fs y .
!'TH p. HORNBROOK, Main street.
Evansville, Mach 4, 1880. mh5
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/ AM agent for the following PATENT MLDl-
4 CINES:
Jaynes Preparations;
Fahnesto, ks doc
Wistar'. Balsam Wild Cherry;
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Townsend's Sar-aparilla;
Sandy do;
Pulls do;
Harris Fit Medicine;
Thompson Conn ound Syrup Wood Naptha;
Cnverl'> Balm OF Lie;
Cod Liver Gil.
and all other Medicines of this character in general
uae fch7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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FRuIT TREEsI FRUIT TRTEsII

EROlT TREES! ERO4I IGL 70
- " Z have made such arrange meuTs e1r&sG,
1888 with the celebrated Nursery Of lHoMF S1SlA
x@%A--SoN n Co. near louisville. that seA1--
can furnish all kinds OF FRUIT TREES and
SHRUBBERY, at the lowest prices. Send in your
orders.
iehI2 d6w3 J. p. &. G SCHWlNG.
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W E HoLLlNGSWORTH. JNo w. HUGHES
Wholesale ard Retail
CHINA, GLASS fED QUEENSWARE
ECUSE

EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
| and well selected stock OF
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
which. with their present lot, will make as desira-
BILE an assortment as may be found West. We have
received from Pittsburgh weli-assOrted stock OF
Glassware, and are DESTROYS that all in want OF
the above articles may give US a call, as we are
satisfied that it will be To- their interest do so
We invite the attention of merchants and deaer>
TO examine our stock. being assured that we offer
Inducements to dealers entirely sufficient 10 stop
them here if they call Orders put up with des-
Patch. 50 that they may go TO any part of the
try without breakage
R~We are offering inducements in retailing.
Please call and see.
teb12 If HOLIINGSWORTH & HUGHES.
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300 do Tart acid, Eng
5 cases Ep Liqnorice
5 do Refined Borax
5 casks East. SaIaratus
$50 lbs Quicksilver
300 do Calomel Eng f
$50 do Calomel Am
90 do Ext Bark Compd
$50 do Pulv Red Bark
90 do Ckloroform, Cur.
1000 do Reid Salt Pelte
so do Oil Lemon, pure
so do Cum Anon g
so do Aniseed
80 do Cloves
50 Go Rosemary
so gals refined Olive Oil
so lbs Oil Peppermint
IlCUo lbs Sal Soda
500 lbs Camehor
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xNUU 10 sup CaIU R1Uud
The above are warranted Of best quality, and vii
be sold on small advance for cash or to prompt
dealers on usual credit. My stock has been pur
chased entirely from first hands, ON best terms-so
the public can rely upon their purity ard prices
eh7 If CRAWFORD BELL.
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THE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.,
EVANSVILLE. INDIAr

EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
M ILL insure Buildings ana rers1na troteity on
w land against lrss or damage 10y fire, and Boats.
and Vessels, and MecIiandize, in the course Of
transportation, against loss or damage by fire or
water, &c. Office in the room occupied by Jas.
g. Jnnes as Law office, the corner Of Sycamore
and FiIst streers mh2O If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

sPRING STYLE OF HATS have
| Ejust received fine assortment OF Spring Style
G<& Hats-the handsomest style and article that
has vet appeared in this, mas e t-and aciured
at the bes. establishments the West. Call and
examine them, at my store on Main street, just
above First. mis- If JNO. r. HANNAH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

d UNAWAY--From the undersigned an ind,n
II led apprentice to the Tuning Bust. ess by
the name OF GEORGE BEE. All personsare warn
ed to ef him be- as the undersigned is determined to
prosecute any aud all persons who shall employ,
haibor or entertain said apprentice.
mil THOS. SCANTIIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-05

LAFAYETTE EXTRA FLOUR.
A SMALL lot Of this choice amily Flour i
mhl9 $3.50 - - FOSTER & BROWN.
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EONTNY.
FAMILY FLOUR.


0DA BARRELS superior Wabash Flour made
%eB4 from ole Wheat; GA St., LOUIS city and
country brands; in store anc tor sale nv
feh2 O'RIlEY & MITCHELL.
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CITY ITEMS.

CuRloslrIEs OF NRW-YoRK BAY AND HARBoH
We have examined & curious and beautiful
work by Mr. C. f. DuRAsr, few copies Of which
are issued by G. P. Putnam, consisting Of rich
collection OF Marine Plants, Algae and Corallines
made by Mr.. Durant on personal explorations OF
the waters in this yicinity. The specimens ere
accom- panied with letter press descriptions, Civ
ing complete account of their localities and
habits, and furnishing all requisite information for
the use of students. It would form an invaluable
addition to the cabinets of the curious, or an e~-
ouisite ornament for the drawing room.
H9~ We have seen very beautiful testimonial
10 be presented to Capt Hoyey ofthe Deyonshire,
in recognition Of his gallant and important ser.
vices in saving the lives Of the passengers by the
Helena sloman 1t is of the style OF beautiful
Engraved Diploma, execu ed entirely with pen,
nv Asher Taylor, Esq Fhst Marshal in the May.
or 5 Office
THE ACCIDENT 70 MADAEOlsELLZ LEHMAN
There has been much interest to know the nature
Of the injuries to Mile. Lehman, who was severely
burned at Niblo's, on Tuesday night. She Is in a
very critical condition, though Gome hopes are
stil entertained that she VIII eVentua4ly recover
Her sufferings have been very severe.
~ The ninth discourse on " First Things,
now in course Of delivery by Rev DR. Spring, viii
be preached tomorrow morning in the Brick
Church, Beekman st. subject--"lhe First Dcel'
yer.
GRAND LARcEaY-A young man named James
johnson, was arrested Friday morning about 10
o'clock. charged with taking $1,000 from the Ex-
change Office Of Houghton Co 50 Weltst.
while the person in charge Of the place was en-
gagged in procuring change for 81 Bill, which ne
had presented Johnson, az soon as he had OBJ.
tanned possession Of the above money fed, but
was pursued by the Police, who succeeded In ar
resting MIN before he proceeded Jar he was
locked up 70 await an examination.
CAsUALTfEs.-On Thursday evening, between
FIVE and six clock Michael White, coachman to
Mr. Henry Manning, who resides near the
myyoo9ieTsr was thrown from bis horse, winch
was frightened by an omnlbu&, ne TEL oelo1e
ia heels NJ the omnibus, which passed over
him. iDfuring him severely; -. n
i'-- H. no morning Michael Hickey servant Oh
NJ + r, Post, in Wayerly Place, fell over tne
harnisfers of the frs. story stairs lie was SaAeh
10 the hospital ,,r,oo.1 cal, dawn in y ft 9
T.. ry3s y-afkina through An1os-st. and received
rs wound IL the head. Medical assistance
n,ocUret al the station-noQse ana ne was sub
seouently sen. 70 RS res idence'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.

CIRCUIT CeuRr-B Before Judge Morse, Geo
n Crapford VS. Won. Shf8eld and Patrtck SCI
gan.-The plaintiff in this case not appearing, 1t
was dismissed.
DANIEL Elston VS. Chqs. Jayne and Y. ~ 9W.
ner.--An action to recover the amount OF bond
for $1,000 Verdict for the plaintiff, Sl,0l3 95,-
= r. WdipDie vs.. Hy. ~ RoJpts.-This action,
consisting of long series OF accounts, was, by
mutual consent referred to VIM. A Greene, Esq
The Petit Jury were then discharged until
Thursday Jan. I'd
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The delivery OF the " arrahts WIS
che singing Of the following

The delivery OF the w arrants was loioNeu oy
she singing of the following
MASONIC ODE.
uyitten fer At oecdSo7, by George " Sfetea'oH
Hail 10 the day thai dement's our1oVd band
HaU 10 the day that sends peace ihiough the la1oi
st Mnsons reioce-spread the glad ndngs wide
Our Unions completed, never more 10 alVlae'
Thia day sees the blest communication OF love;
The olive branch borne IN ,he eeSk OF Ihe dove
Prosperity smiles and bright Virtue stands, piessed
That the demon Of Dscord mas al iehs'h oee alPeAS
Nav wa neer from the pathway ofPeace again stray,
Nor forge, 10 pluck wisdom from lies stormy way
That our future career may with pleasure abound,
yVhen sweet my scal love does our Circle surround
To the great Divine Architect lei US give thanks,
Thai His wisdom: has brought MS ~ oretneFiy IanAs
Letihe mantle Of Charity cover all fHnits,
And nom danger and faction we're safe from sssaus
Mr. Wlr1IAA Il. MINOR, N. w Grand Mas
Ter Of the State of New York, then came sorwaFd
and delivered the following
GRAFTON.
Life has been called pilgrimage and perhaps
no term could Do selected, more expressive OF It's
uncertainty, dangers, and hopes, II IS indeed
pilgrimage, through region of varied aspect
beneath checkered sky OF cloud and sunshine.
Man is indeed, piigrim-one OF goodly COM
Pany as diverse IN character and feeling as IN IAN
gaage and complexion; yet all united IN one COM
mon object, all pressing forward TO one common
goal, the ocean Of Eternity. AS the strings OF an
instrument, responding 10 the same touch, but
vibrating With It's own peculiar tone, produce one
harmonius melody, SO all hearts respond to the
touch OF the same divine Master, each with It's
own peculiar measure, yet all uniting 70 perie,t
the great work fox which they were created, tire
glory either Maker. Life is indeed pilgrimage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
FOR EUROPE.


NOR LIVERPOOL---United States
4 Mai Steamship BALTIC, Capt J constock-Thi.a
sonsbip win depart win .he Mails for Europe posi-
lively on Wednesday, jan ., a. IL O'Clock, d. from hef
5ert6 q. the foot Of Csnsl-ss
No berth secured til paid for . -. -. mr..
and papers aust pass rosgs ne ro 06s
lions elegance or comfgrt agpyf52 ,,n.s 70 yy.r
Ths Steamer PACIFIC will suecaed the BALTIC, and
' po shHS no regh. win received after Monday eye
ming January q.
NOR LIVERPOOL-PACKETo of goth
N DgCEMgER-The new and spieodid Regular Pack
Ct Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt + NJ. French, will sail %
PoT Geq Or passage having uehyaed seoommods
dom. Apply on board al PIER No y Gsst Bye Sft1
d. vi sPoFFoRo, TiLEsfoN oo' " sollAse
yEYHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
1cAr ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NFp.YoRK AND LIyKRPQ direct and sERWEEfs
Ta gOen boas ohg calling Halifax TO land and re-
esiye lnEls and Psssengefs vroov. n yon
A AyyR1c jad z sy4s. si4o4kAtJ;; s:sas
AMERICA N s6ann9snp c4 fs;se5 WIN. aAfS'o
Ybs,e ve,ses earry eIesr wnsTB LIsHr saeir MAG
head eaEEs stalbosLa .de EEp On Po s6e s, pox
HTaGARA, j. Stone, fs New. York Wednesday, 4tt Dec.
E EEK & H. T. Jad1as ' loI @sdassdsS sh pee.
AMERICA from Bosson, "Wednesday, 18th Dec.
AFRICA A. HYre, from New T9fk, w SdneSdaY, Ist ysn
CANADA WIN Harrison, fm Boston, Wsdny. 18th Jan.
Passage rom NY or Boston te Liverpool lss csgn Sio
"a u
No berth secured anil paid for.
FreIgh. viii 10 charged specie seyoad N amount 10y
peraonal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All e.ers and newspapers muas peas through the Rosa.
ofce.
S'' '-''h - e. CGNARD Jf. 80 Broadway.
French German and other foreign goods received sad
brought IN common with British goods.
Ti1oug bills Of lading given n Hsyre Lof ey-f ORE
After tho lst Of April next The rats OF freight oy los
above steamers from LiGerDcOl, viii be very mstaaaa
FeduEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

n Inc man Who attempted suicide the othey
day was James Gay and he used razor instead
Of pais ot shears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

MASONIC SONG
Thus happily met, united aad free,
A foToiasie of Heaven we prove
Then ,oin hear. and band. and frmy agree
TO cultivate brothetly love
with corn wine and oil Our table repeie
The Altar of Friendship dvlao
Each virtue and grace the cree competti
With aid Of the musical mne
Thus bles, and thus blessing in work so supreme
Nav Masonry daily increase
Ia wand cheule otl1orale our favorte theme,
The source OF conientnlent and peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

New Warrants were taken out blythe following
LODGES, formerly under the jurisdiction Of St.
IohpIs Grand Lodge:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28

~ James Fohrell, George Bennett and Geo.
Troutman, charged with a misdemeanor, for
selling lottery tickets have pleaded not guilty
This case, on motion of District Attorney, was
sent for trn at the next term Of the Court of Oyer
and Terminer
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02
Congressional Proceedings.

THURSDAY, Jan. 81.
SENATE. A message was received and read from
the house-whereupon Mr.. Corwin moved an ad-
lournment, out of respect to Mr.. Dickinson. Mr..
Clay opposed it as wholly uncalled for and Mr. Cor
win withdrew his motion.
communication was received from the President
ofthe United States in answer to Mr. Houston's call
for information the 9TH of January concerning the
boundary Of Texas The President denies that there
has been any military interference on the part
OF the United States; and he has no information
that the present governor of Texos concurs with his
predecessor in the opinion that the boundary ques-
ton belonged to the legislative and not the executive
department. The communication was laid on the
table, and ordered to be printed.
| On motion of Mr. Davis, of Mass, the subject of
the census was made the order Of the day for Mon
| day.
Mr. Casss resolve to discontinue diplomatic in
tercoure with Austria taken up, and Mr. Hunter
spoke against and Mr. Foote in favor of its adoption
Mr. Smith said the only practical suggestion to be
made was, that the repeal the actereatng the
olce Of charge. or cut of the appropriation for it fo
the curentyear Tor something like that Mr. Foote
offered facetous congratulations on Mr. Smith ::
speech MIR. Smith replied-when the subject was
passed over informally, the senate went into execu
tive session, and adjourned.
In the House the death of Hon Rudolphus Dick.
lnson OF Ohio, (who diei in March last } was an.
nouneed, and after passing the usual resolutions the
| House adjourned over to Monday next
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02
MAssA, HUshTrs LEGISLATURE.

FRIDAY, Feb. l.
SENATE. Passed to be enacted. Bill to confirm
the doings Of William Minot, as Justice of the Peace
The Committee on secret ballot had power to send
for persons and papers.
BrisadieT Generals Sutton and Hobbs were elected
unanimously, Major Generals of the I'd and 81 Diyi-
sions NJ V. NJ, in concurrence with the House.
The orders of the day were taken up and disposed Of
Adjourned,
HOUSE,. Petition, &c., were presented and referred
as toow:-Of John c. Park for an alteration in the
law establishing Justices Courts, so as to extend their
jurisdiction to all suits up to the amount of $780,
Passed to be Engrossed FIVE Resolves and three Bills
Passed to be -Bills-aoncerning damages
from detective highways and other ways relation to
the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Corporation /;
concerning the Midway Branch Railroad Company.
Wednesday next, II o'clock was assigned for the
consideration of the bill to incorporate the Worcester
Gas Light Company.
Mr.. Earle Of Worcester asked leave to introduce two
ordershe first directing the Committee on the Militia
to report bill to repeal the encampment law of last
year; and the second nsucting that Committee to re-
port bill to abolish the militia bounty.
The first order was laid over under the rule, and the
second was rejected.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02

IE1As.-We have the proceedings of the legislature
at Austin to JAM 10. The select committee to whom
was referred the joint resolutions on slavery, and that
portion oil the governors message the same subject,
nave recommended the passage ofhose resolutions
some amendments adding their force and sustaining
the views OF the governor to the fullest extent They
have recommended additional resolution making il
the duty OF the governor to the legislature in
the event OF the Passage by congress of the Wot pro-
Yiso Or any kindred measure The governor seems to
be in possession Conformation going to prove that
Baird has betrayed the interests confded to him in his
mission to Santa Fe. bill has passed the lower house
Withholding his salary, and some movement is made for
his i:npeach nent
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02

BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE. The Januarv number
OF THIS ever welcome literary monthly visitor, was re-
ceiVed last week from Leonard Scott & Co., the pub
fishers 1t contains its usual quantity and variety Of
matter which we have not had opportunity to exar,
Inc and read but have doubt that it comes IN 10 the
maximum OF instruction and amusement which have
ever been found in preceding numbers of this ably
Quoted periodical
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02
ELECTRICAL PSYCHOLOGY.

Prof Britain will give his last lecture at Brinley
Hal, on Saturday evening, Feb. I'd. Those who wish
to hear hin and witness his experiments, should 90
tor we are informed that they will not soon have anoth
er opportunity. he Professor has three months en-
gagements ahead.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-02
Paper Hangings,

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