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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-15


The drawing will be conducted upon those honor
able principles which have hitherto given so great
satisfaction, and secured to the above association
such extensive patronage; and that while the past
success and high estimation in which the Club Is
held subjects of pleasing congratulatlon to the
projectors they encourage endeavors Tor stll fur
Their development Of their plan. For the tuture
therefore the number of Prizes will be extended to
the Portra OF all horses that entered tor each
particular observation-disclosures as well as winners
and Starters. The following list is nownopen:
5000 MEMBERS TO EACH CLASS,
First Glass G1O. Seed do.,f5. Third do. f1
Parties can have one or more shares in each or
either of the different Glasses
Those Members who draw the Portraits OF First
second ard third horses, the other starting horses
also those that do not stort but which are entered
for the race) will receive the following prizes The
Divided Do Do
1stHorse. 2nd do, 3rd do. Portr7is s, Non
1st Glass 100000 10000 $4,000 5000 10000
2nG do. 10000 5000 $500 $500 5000
3rd "do. 1900 1000 500 500 LOCO
The number of prizes to be distributed in each
Class are 209 that being the number of horses en-
tered for the race All letters to contain remit.
lance Drafts, Banknotes, &c, addressed and made
payable 10 the managing Director,
JOHN BURRlDGE, ESQ.
IS, Albany Road, London, England
Numbers forwarded Immediately on receipt of a
remittance. Full particulars of the Race will be
sent with the fortunate Numbers each subscriber
so that he may know his position, and whether or
not he be one of the fortunate. Office commission
Il per cent, to be deducted from the above Prizes
janis d3m
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NJ-The Post Office will be open daily from A
NJ. 10 P. M, except on the days on which the Nor
thern Mail arrives, when it viii be open until IL z.
two hours after the Eastern Mail by the River ar
Tives 20
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-. SPRING STYLE OF HATS have
81 Just received fine assortment OF Spring Style
. HatS-the handsomest style and article that
has yet appeared in this market-Rnd manufactured
at the bes. establishments in the West. Call and
examine them, al my store on Main street, Just
above First. mh5 # JN0 B. HANNAH.
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EAGLE PORTABLE COAL COOKING
ANGIE.

RANGE.
With pleasure we offer he above new, valuable
and economical Cooking Range, invented and con-
structed for btuminous coal The oven bakes
equal to any brick oven; the frebed is constructed
principally of FIRE brick with an open front, which
answers for heating the room. Being portable it
has advantages over those set in brick, it takes up
little room, and can be removed without inconven-
fence.
We also keep all sizes of premium Cook Stoves,
Of the best quality, and all other Stoves for heating
purposes, a full stock of WARE, to which we
invite the attention of merchants Orders filled at
the lowest prices. -
mh5 If ]. 2. & g. SCHWING.
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I AM agent for the following PATENT MEDI-
Il CINES:
Jayne's Preparations;
Fahnesto,k's do;
Wistar'. Basam Wild Cherry;
Smiths Tonic Syrup;
Townsends SarsapaElia;
Sands do;
Bulls Go;
Harris Fit Medicine;
Thompson's Compound Syrup Wood Napthu;
Covert'S Balm of Life;
God Liver DIX
and all other Medicines of this character in general
use fcb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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rvrTes srrDTrvrg rmr,

p kzEan5F in be daily receipt Of my spring sunt
y ply {'sss cec's ssg1-s consisting in par
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w. E. HoLIINGsWoRTH.. JNO. W. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOIJSE

W. E. HoLLINGswoRTH.. JNo. W. HUGHES
Wholesale and Retail
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
HOUSE,
Water street, betlgeen Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IA.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
i 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. ehave
received from Pittsburgh a well-assorted stock Of
Glassware, and are DESTROYS that all in want OF
the above articles may give us a call, as are
satisfied that it will be TO their interest to do So
We invite the attention of merchants and dealers
to examine our stock, being assured that offer
inducements to dealers entirely sufficient TO stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with des-
patch, so that they may 60 to any part of the coun
try without breakage.
RrWe are offering inducements in retailing.
Please call and see.
iebI2 If HOLLNGsWORTH g. HUGHES.
RAILROADS AND PLANK ROADS.
IMPROVEMENT is the order OF the day, and
I those who do not improve the present moments
are behind the times. l have for sale some of the
best upland in the county. 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 produce to market. 700 acres are Of
tered, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
The tarm known as the HornbrOok Farm, Is part
of the lands now for sale
If the above lands are not sold before the first day
OF July next, they will be sold at public auction. OF
which due notice will be given. Title beyond dis
P. H0RNBROOK, Main street.
Evansville, March 4. 1880 mh5
MOLASSES.-2OOb barrels and 20 halfdo. from
" The coast, per steamer Uncle SAM in good or
a. FOSTER &, BROWN
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NEw SPRING GOODS.

NLNF LL4AN Y O~~4~1
WE take the liberty of calling the attention OF
wv Western Merchants TO our large stock OF
SPRING GOODS. Our arrangement, contem-
plates more attractive stock than we have ever
offered and well adapted to Western sales. Having
fortunately purchased large proportion of our Sta
pie Cotton Goods before the ADVANCE that has late
ly occurred, we are prepared to offer great induce
Inents to purchasers in this market They Will be
usual liberal terms We respectfully solicit visit
and examination of our stock.
BLACHBEY g. SIMPSON,
mh7 CIV No. IL Pearl st. Cincinnati.
Stnfe .Lonrnrl-
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METROPOLITAN PORTRAIT CLUB.
Offices SIS Albany Road, London, England.
GREAT Derby RACE.

THE Directors beg to announce that there will be
i Drawn for Grand Series of Portraits OF all
Horses on tprpd FIR tho r,hcorninr
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A GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN ON TIL
PIANO

A GOOD CHANCE TO LEARN ON TIE
PIANO.
M RS. MEYER would respectfully announce
Itl to all those who are oeslrous to earn on the
Piano, that she is now prepared to give lessons.
Having practised for twelve years on this instru-
ment, she latters herself that she can give perfect
satisfaction.
For further particulars inquire of Mrs. Meyer at
the Exchange Hotel. feb20 If
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!
THAT FOSTER & BROWN have on hand
4 PIE FRUITS, of ali kinds,
Pickles, Cuuants,
Raisins, Sardines.
Salmon, Economically sealed,
Mackerel do do,
HOLSTERS, do do,
and will be sold cheap at the corner of Main and
First streets. feb7
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DISSOLVED

DISSOLVED
THE firms of LEWIS g. DARLING, LEWIS e.
Il LEONARD, LEWIS & BIcKNELL, and LEWIS
& BINGHAM, trading on the river and In sHndry.
towns onthe Ohio river, have been dissolved frovl
twelve TO twenty four months All having traT 81,
acted business with said firms, and others. -
take notice accordingly All business cor Is
ed with The above firms has been settled. -
mis- dc VIM. II =
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LATE ARRIVAL!

A FRESH supply of Medicines, Oils, and Paints;
IA a large al complete assortment of Foreign
Liquors; Cogniac Brandtes--Segnette, Dupey and
Rochelle brands.
WINEs-OId Oporto Port, Madeira, Malaga, Clar-
ets-St. Julian, Chateaux. Margeaux, etc., etc
Also Pittsburgh Window Glass, and Apotheca-
ries Ware in store and for SALE retail or wholesale
by ] HA %"HITT, Druggist,
feb23 d2m Front street, one door o oee.nw Main.
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THE UNION.
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
Sro1a Quar- Baisinsor. Correspondent.

BALrmoRK. May AS, p m.
Arrival Of co.ai Badsco Ssddsn DEATH sAp Buidiag
Dsfiagsishsd Snaagr.-Ths caitoaa Copsniftss The
Markets, Sc
York this morning, and among her passengers Count Boz
Disco Russian minister returning safe from all the
tbe ales which be had been consigned by Of the
Washington leiterwr,ers, and apparently with new
liie being In robust health He will reach his
Georgetown Among the passengers In the Cam
bria is also Buoch, the abscondng cashier OF the Sayan-
nah Bank, who Is brought back prisoner
An appalling incident occurred this morning. in the Office
OF James NJ Buchanan. esq. Mr.. Z, M. Townsend, OF
Philadelphia, la conversation with Mr. Buchanan
business, when the former suddenly taken with
hemohage of the lungs, freely expectoang blood. Mr..
Buc hauan Immediately started the street for a
physician, and his return, minutes Mr. Townsend
was dead. The deceased extensively known the
of teegaphs having put the western lines from
| Baltimore and Washington Wheeling He single
man, of considerable wealth.
Shipbudibg in Baltimore this season promises TO
coed that of any pevi contract has just been
closed for steamship TO be built here, and two
being contracted for At shipyard around the city
the vessels also being laid OF
them OF the largest cass Mcssrs. Hunt Wagner yester
day launched brig Of 2l0 IONS and Mcssr Gardner an
other OF 100 TONS
lord George Durham (he young English nobleman said
have yearly income Of $3.50 000) and suite have
rived in this city, and will remain here few days, and
then start for Washington.
portion OF the committee Of members of Congress that
accompanied Mr. Caihouns remains to Charleston arrived
here to-day from New York. where they arrived yesterday
in the steamer from Charleston.
/ THE MARKErs--In the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales Of 600 barrels of Howard -four
So u.s. and 100 50 ISL No sales of City Mills Sales Of
5000 bushels Pennsylvania red wheat l9 cents, and
400 100 cents and cargo Of pretty white l25 cents
Sales OF white at 50 81 cents and yellow 56 51i
cents. Oats 10 a AZ cents, in quality. Whskey, %
CENTS barrels fair business is doing in provisions
and give sales Of pork $40 rs $40 80, and
Mt n
Al cents; assorted 81 cents and hams III bulk
Sides Al cents and shoulders 81 Sales Of lard, Ia
barrels 81 cents and kegs cents, and 100 barrels grease
| at 81 cents.
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here b. any depression In any one pursuit. Y but lim
ted. partial, and smporaTy and In very short period
s vii ss 70 e sr ssnsss s ,s :.
gossrnmsns Of this Sate located the beautiful susque
HANNA upon whose banks was born, new and exensys
dsncs Of increasing wealth and prosperity. .,.n..,
The credit Of the COVE mment has risen . @ saches
point and our ssysnae from customs n alo yss such csass
for gratitude and praise that bengnan' s var and
which hes carried as through many uia. 10 VIA. ana
power By sdSsrag scy rules Of equity .s s1s
justice, by maintaining peace ana Sit;c.lres
Ms :. hs world ~ s %%srssa. and chs.n spirit q
mnsusl concssslon and compromise 10 when 'ns conin
en We. rsa ~ X
and power scipsing In Inc next na Sen'u ~
Ls rs sb ass saoSnsd o ua arms with victory
in every contest. that hoas umphsnuy ~ evey 80 n
IGNORED ensign OF great republic and 70 now
s.cd win soou gaze with surprise and admiration II we
could destroy such Unon 80 raugh wlth blessings 70
s,s "a surely receive The rssrbuvs
offended Heaven and through scenes Of Internal strife and
civil CONJUNCTION, through fields q war and carnage
amid the ruins Of agriculture commerce, and manuiac
tupss retrograde movement towards ibarbaran
would be far rapid for tho future than has been
rejoice believe that Pennsylvania, my native Stnte
win .snd By the Union BY encouraging tina, spirit
which animated her own Immortal Franklin when tne
government was first established
In accomplishing this high and holy purpose Of presery-
fio that made Union that the constitution and the
Union and nseparabe and that in destroying the
consituon would surely overthrow the Union which
Ireayet extremely that beyond my control
forbid my acceptance OF your kind but this
Of Your regard and confidence VIII DO ever most
Obliged friend and fsow-cssen, =. -
To the democratic citizens Of Harrisburg. and members
Of the legislature.
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- -,-I-.l- III. ,.orn;ng a. = gang of eleven
.bogsrs were engaged in removing the rubbish and burn
g ss' s,.s from as s. % Wednesday night
the peak Of The gable end OF the adjoining building,
owned BY Stephen Whitney. and occupied q bonded
so,sd %S with Gs ssh and
One man. named Dsnnison, was killed outright, and
Mcchsyns. was also taken home, with his legs broken,
and otherwise seriously injured third escaped with
comparatively slight injuries.
Tie remainder Of the party still remain covered by
the concerted action OF the mayor chief OF police and ms
aids, for their rescue Their names as follows:
liam u F1a MsSas c conn JoSS Dsco John Lazy
Tom I.ehey, John Hays, Patrick Barry ,
As the walls Of the store on the opposite side OF the
sIs % d before anything Be- done for
the relief Of the sufferers II Is fea.ed, however, that
they are already dead
two since by the mayor, Mr. Whitney, the chief engineer
Of the fire department, and others, with reference TO
pulling down the wall which has now fallen with such
fatal effects.
No further action, however. was taken in the matter.
On the part OF the insurance companies, il was appre.
hended that its removal would expose the large stock OF
brandies and other liquors in the bonded warehouse
amounting to $500 900 IN value to take fire. and increase
the liability OF another confagration OF more serious
character.
ANorHER-Almost simultaneously with the above oc-
occurred at the old Chemical Bank building, lvacated
several days since which is now in course o. demo
lition
Too large an amount of brick having been placed on one
Of the upper oors the decayed state OF the
to support the floor gave way and pecptaed the super
incumbent rubbish on a number OF men who were al
work beneath
Five were taken to the hospital, Of whom one Cohn
Goland carpenter seriously injured IN his back
and other parts OF his body that was believed he would
not survive.
The names Of the others were James Buchanan, car
nor and Martin Keeron laborers They will probably
recover. !,
Mr. Trimble the architect who Is experimenting the
Ii into fit, and was carried of the ground.
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path FIXTURES, water Closets, and Plumbing in
manike manner NJ New York prices.
NArLon south side ofPennsvana avenue, ID street.
mas Just returned nom the NORTH and prepared N and
put up bathing separates water closets force pumps, beer pumps,
and description Of plumbing
ner Having secured the services of thirty
pence and Practice who has designed and executed In
some offbc principal Jobs Europe he challenges
He has also laid In Of bright and fancy
which he invites the attention Of housekeepe
Roofing rntferin spouting and all other coppcr
and sheetron line promptly and carefully attended to-
Al work intrued the subscriber warranted satisfaction
Mar l0-eolmh n. ". NAyI.op
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THE undersigned, having bought stock Of
Jacob keobel In formerly occupied BY the
Allen and having added largely thereto nom the Of New
York and BALTIMORE win citizens OF Washington
and IL vicinity choice chcap
found In the District, consisting Of
staans loaf crushed, and powdered sugars
superior and owpfced New oreans and Porto Rico
stnafts extra sugar house strip
New Orleans and West India rnoiasses
Java, Rio, Maracaibo, Lngusyrs and Domingo coffee
superior gunposTdcr and imperial
Medium and low priced. do do
superior and medium quality young Tyson tea
Black teas OF description Pouchong souchon
Judd's patent, colored, white sperm candies
New Bedford sperm candles, Is and SIS
Adamantne and mould do
Fancy SOAPS q ever ,snsy and superior 10, o old Castle
Beet quality Of winter sperm oil
Medium do do do
Family and ssperine aoor Of the ehoiscst brands
Prime Orange county butter
Best quality Goshen and pineapple r1eese
superhne table, Liverpool, and coarse salt
Baskets, boons pals wi.ps clotospins iannp-yck white
wash shoe scrubbns and dasng brushes and variety Of Ota
Mackerol, herring, Goldfish and Nova Scotia herring
Malaga rain Smyrna figs, sofheied Almonds Pecan nuts
berts, cuuans &C.
Spices of every variety.
Tobacco and cigars
Thomass III Dorado, Leaf Graveiyis and o
brands az superior and common tobacco
"A superior lot OF Havana Princpa cirars
Wines and iiesors
sazcac, j. Dupuy, Peevosn A. seenee brandy scotch
whiskey jamaica and ~ Croix Holland gin article
Q, Old rye and Mononsaes whskey port wiae pale and drs
mat 10 20 be found In the grocery business.
The subscriber having past In DE
grocery business IN New York, being acquainted with nc
markets there, and having gea
would respectfully public 70 cali and examine before
purchasing elsewhere JAMES "A. BROWN,
Mar 3-ataw2w Louisiana av., between 9Th and 7th s.
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THE New Journal or Medicine for March, Is50-pub
lshcd day, No IL (or March, 1850 Of the New yc
Journal ol Medicine and The Collateral scencss edited by
Purple NJ d. This number contains historical notice OF the
progress Of medical science from the landing OF The Pilgrims Al
Plymouth 10 the present imei by stephen w. Williams
Successful removal Of Fbrour ovaum by the larry
abdominal section BY W. w. Van Buren,, NJ D. Report on pma
labor successfully induced conated pelys
" w Bachfod, NJ d.. Excelsior Of schous Mamma followed
twelve days amer the operation by Teianus by Samuel Tyler D.
Of Frederick city, Nd together with eight original articles
practical utility The review department contains crine
analysis the contained second Of the
actions of the American Medical Association together with bb
graphical notice Of all the late medical publications. it fo
retrospect contains usual practical from
all the foreign Journals while in the retrospect
found several Interesting editorial selection
from American medical journals
This journal pubiishcd city Of York every
months, containing IA pages with perfect plates and lusatn
and has now reached the IN year since " rst publication price
50 per annum, or SO cents per copy.
Specimen numbers application (post padJ r. Hu
Of the New York Journal Of Medicines % Wall street,
York
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar l-lmw Agent for Washington, %. Q.
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Tor each q which separate proposals win be received and
f CassA wooen articles made up VIZ blue cloth pea
blue eGn monkey blue eo round Jackets blue
blue Z. flannel M e. drawers =. a....,. L.,
q o e s may BE required for making
TAird CaA the linen articles made up Bansey
fearA cassAn The Barnsey sheeins and
FyfA Clasa-Al the shoes pumps
sirth Glass All the stockings and socks
Seventh CiaA the mattresses including two each
EsI1 Cgass.-lall the black silk handkerchiefs.
NintA Glass All blankets.
number Of shoe pump year Inc %
the following proportion Tor each 100 pairs unless otherwise ordered
No ~ four Of Ne Twelve q No TO- assa q No .
ssn g. NO Woo 81 ~ nssn 2 10 2 zen p nse
which deposited The aforesaid
Shirts and blue flannel be Of American manufactured
cloths and anne made Of clean wool and and dyed
The number OF quantity win required OF Of the
may required made
or as u s q s ss 81
those respectively The prices must be uniform all the
above article. Be subject such
article win he received thai not fully equal the sample
in al other % the stpuaons and provisions Of the conac,
The distinguish prices mentioned
and must be cover every attending the fulfil
schedule q sizes viii be found with the samples the
be delivered expense con-
tractor good tight sahsiana and dry packing boxes bales
and satisfaction of the respective commandan of
q failure the Of furnish
and cos1 purchase Or
p BE- n me ne s sa %
q duplicate copy thereof at the Bureau q Provisions and Cloth
such requisiuon has been made and received.
The Contracts win BE- required and ten
will s s Of al q
IN q. complied with, and ninety per ee.am q he
thirty days after upcate bills duly shall have been
Bidders proposals accepted tand Others, be
nosa sad a ey as eosss, will Be
70 he Bureau within 1--WE days exclusive Of the time required for the
Every accompanied las act of
making appropriations for the naval service for 1919 and
responsible the effect ma, h. hey
obligation within days, good
to furnish The supplies dne bureau win not be
required by laws he competency Of the be
s he q e gen.
% a s s % ss O. nc
in me meaning o. the ai q is and his bid be made and
Extract from ihe Of Consres approved .sugu 1876.
assc g. and Dc JriAer enaetsd, Tina. from and aer
ea % sisss" hundred ana
one NOR, @ As effect thai he . under
obligation in such time be prescribed y
Secretary Navy, with sufficient srenes
supplies proposed No shall BE-
guaranty acceptance
and notification erea 10 The bidder bidders shall
obligation within prescribed
tary Navy, with good sufficient furnishing
supplies the Of the Navy shall proceed
furnishing supplies
forthwith difference between
proposal guaranteed the he
have contracted Cor furnishing tho said supplies Cor
period Of the 10 be charged against bidder
ae and his o. their gasanio and me
Navy Department. in scaon Of debt against either said
persons"
Ap 20-lawiw
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NAVY DkPAkTAKkr,
bureau Of Proxislonx and Clothine. Anil 90 /

Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, April 20, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals Clothing
and Clothing Materials win be this ONCE
O'Clock Monday
and delivering ION receiving thirty days noce each either o.
navy Charestown, brooklyn,
and Gopor Virginia, such quantities only Of all OF the fol-
lowing named articles Of clothing and clothing materials
be ordered by the Chief Bureaus by
YARDS respectively during the fiscal
day Of July and ending the So day OF June 1851
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Rssolueisns q ths Legislature Of Massachnsetts.
The Boston Atlas publishes series Of resolutions
which. II says have unanimously passed both branches
Of the legislature
The first insists upon Congress adhering the ordinance
Of l7H.
The second expresses their devotion to the Union.
The third proclaims the immediate admission Of Caor-
MIA without reference 70 any other measure
The fourth admits the right Of Congress to provide for the
restitution fugitive but insists upon that II is the
duty OF Congress pass such laws only will be sustain.
Cd BY the public Of The free Sates and will So
cure TO the fngtves right have teir case determined
BY Jury in the State where such claim is made"
The Ah says that the people Of Massachusetts have
at expect their adhere 70 these prln
cipes under all circumstances.