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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-10

ETNA
FIRE INSURA COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
FJNHlS Company Incorporated with perpei-
Il ual charter IN 1919, and insures nguin~ loss or
damage 10y lire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing
Establishments Stores, Household Furniture, hler-
chandize in general, on the most favorable terms
And losses occurring IN this agency will be literally
adjusted anu paid with promptness.
Board of !Direcf0rs.
THos. X. BRACE, Robert BUEI,
SAMUEL TUDoR Miles A. Turtle,
JOSEPH PRATI, JoHN l.. BOSWELL,
JAMES THOMAS, EBENEzER FLowER,s
WARD WoopBRrnGE, T.. A. BULKELEY,
JOSEPH CHURCH. ROLAND MATHER,
EDWIN G.. RIPLEY SiLAs b. HAMILTON,
FREDERICK TYLER, SaMrEI. S. WAND,
HENRY Il. PRATT.
THCS. X. BRACE. Pres ident.
s. l.. LOOMS, Sec'y
p-Appcalions for insurance may he made to the
subscriber, who is duly authorized TO receive propo-
sails and issue policies as favorable terms any
Insurance Office or A goncy III the West.
ALLEN c. HALLOCk. Agent.
feh4 If Nam street. opposite The ank.
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j. 4 w. REILLY.
w Wholesale Dealers 5R Groceries
Nails, Glass, Cotton Yarns,
ESattinS.Ac.. &c,

k$ttts1S. cACs. Sc.s
OFFER for sale well selected stock of Groce
~ ries, most of which have recently reen received
from the East, and embracing nearly everything
usually kept iu the Grocery line, amongst which
are
800 h choice Indigo, warranted;
l4U0 5 Dutch Madden:
10 packages green and black Tea;
bbl Cloves, do Nufmegs;
l00, COO Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
% Boxes ground Spices. iromilooe3M Ills;
20 gross Bonnet Boards;
lOO DO Matches, best brands;
- boz States. American make;
- do Curry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes;
40 Reams Letter and Foolscap paper;
100 Sides Sole Leather;
- Bbls Tar.
ALSO:
A supply of coffee, sugar. molasses., rice, MACK
ere herring, Goldfish, tanners OIL ahum, sulphur,
birthstone, alum, copperas, Span sh whiting, sala-
eratus soda, logwood, cotton wraprln. twine can
dieyvick carpet chain,. EPSON salts. washing ant
shaving soap, &c., &c
Win view OF extending the business, the sub
scri bcrs offer their stock prices. tor cash or
proIu,e. New customers need not ask tor credit,
and old ones will please make as quick retuons as
possible.
Full prices paid for produce in exchange for the
above. and cash not refused. =,
ne,23 Main street. Evansville Ind.
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NOTICE.

TNH he sui scJiber will ex, ose tesale at the Court
House aorrin Evansville, orthe 4th Saturday
December 26th-al the RIG hit nj interest OF the
heirs OF Elijah Benjamin, in, nnc TO lots and 4,
with the improvements thereon. The sale To be
made 10 the best bdder--betweent the hours # 10
and u O'Clock, OF said day.
dec2-is uAN'L CLUE, Guardian.
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NOTICE

FNIlE undersigned having iormeta partnership,
j will practice law uncer the hn oil Law, Bat
tell & Johnson Our office is in III upper rooms
OF MIR. Amor s building, on First sreet, opposite
cement & Viele's. We shall also undertake the
purchase and sale of Real Estate, AID payment a.
taxes on the same. Collection. OF aims, aud all
business entrusted 10 us, will receie our united
attention 4 he Office OF the LamascA Agency is at
the same place.
JOHN LAW
G.. /. BATTlLL
NORRIS s. DHNSON.
Evansyi le Dec. :, $50 Il
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TINE undersigned having retired from the Dry
Il Goods business and disposed of bis whole
stock 10 Messrs. Morgan d Keen. takes this occa-
sion TO express his Acknowledgements 10 his old
friends. nd customers for their patronage and
would respectfully solicit them TO continue their
trade with the new Firm v no he feels assured will
Justly merit and in all respects worthy of lib
eral patronage (SigDed
aug21d&wtf OLIVER IADD
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Notice TO Railroad stockholders

Sill 1T is Oraer.d. Tha. a call of go
.Sr-sSS5 per share on oil stock in tht NJ
Evansyllle and Illinois Railroad COMPANY, lot
paid up, he paid as follows: By all Stockholders
now. or late residing in Nanderiu rch County. In
diana, and all ali Stockholders rcn rsdent in the
State, PAYABLE NJ the Cflce oil JOIN lNGIT, Jr,
Secretary ct the Company. in Evansville on ! hurs-
day, tire 5th OF December, $50, botv cen the hours
OF 10 A. VI. and Z NJ
And hy all Stockholders late residing in
Gibson &, uniy, Indiana, pay able OF the Office OF
SAMUEL HALL, President al said Company, in
Princeton, Ind, on Saturday. the 7th day of De-
cember between the hours al 10 4. NJ. and L. Nj.
Attest: JOHN lNGLE. JR.,
novI4 Secretary Evansville * III. X. K. Co.
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Joseph vencmann will continue tie business al
the old stand, end would be happy 10 receive the
patronage of his old customers and many new
as possible There have lately been received large
additions To the former stock at articles. suited 10
the fall end winter trade, which will lie sold at
rates that cannot fail TO please those who wish
cheap and good goods. Call and examine my stock
ana prices NJ trouble 10 show goocs.
n.v2-tl JOSEPH VENEMANN.
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BOX Lost.

A BOX marked kralz Il Htilmann, Ev,ville,
N containing stove patterns, was taktironi
O'Riliey IL Mitchell's wharf-boat through stake
a..sv..t tnr,e weeks ago. ANY person hav, the
same will please return il.
dec3 If O'RILLEY s. MITCHI..
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THE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

Capital Stock..2OO.COO Dollars.
Office, on U0fcr ST., IN Wise's Brick Ron,
VINCENNES, IND.
~ THIS Company, having been duly or.
Eaga gained and ten per cent. paid in on the
49, capital stock subscribed and the balance
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by person.
oil guarantee, now prepared 10 effect Insurance
against loss or damage hy Fire, on Buildings, mer-
chandize, machinery, manufactures, ana oil de.
scriptons OF property; also, merchandise and pro-
duce i'm the OF inland transportation the risks
of the seas, &c &c; also, the Hulis OF Steamboats,,
and other vessels, and upon the lives al individuals
going 10 California The rates oi premium will be
as low as these OF any other responsible Company.
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock OF this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and in no
way connected with New York.
Directors.
Hon. r. N. CARNAN, Vincennes.
WILLIAM j. HEBERD 40
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA, do
SAMUEL WISE, do.
HENRY d. ALLIS, Evansville.
WALTER w. EARLY Terre Haute.
THOMAS 7. BENBRIDGE, Lafayette
PETER p. BAILEY. Fort Wayne.
SIMON BOTTORFF, Jacksonville;
WILLIAM HUGHES DO.
LEVI SPARKS. do.
JAMES KEIGWIN, do.
II. N. CARNAN, President
SIMON BoTToRFF, Vice Priest.
c. NJ ALLgN, Seq.
W. J. Heberd, Treasurer.
D1r Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. ie3 III
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SCAPt& CANDIES.

MATTHEW M1NNERNY would respectfully
1sl inform the public in general. that he Is man.
utacturing Soap and Candles at Lis mnnuiactory in
Evansville, near the Canal BASIN where lie viii
keep constantly on hand SUI nly of soap and can
dies. which he intends 20 sell low for cash. Al.o,
he will pay !. It's of soap for oh bi shel IT coed
az es delivered at his mandatory. loci;33wi
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Prepare for tlae HOiidays:
MRS LOUISA KOLLENBERG,
AND DEALER IN FANCY
TOYS, &C, &C,
(MAIN sr,LET, EVANSVILLE, lNp.J
DEGS leave 10 call the attention lot her friends
ID ana the public generally 10 the tact, that she
liza succeeded 10 the entire business oil her late nus
band, e. Kollenberg, and has made very extensive
additions 10 the former stock ,direc' IRON,
and has now on hand the largest and b st assert
ment of FANCY TOYS ever frred in this city en-
Tracing every article manufactured, and made 10
the most durable and elegant style. Also, spIend'
ia assortment OF fresh made CANpILs. Swee'heu's,
and ali sorts OF Fancy bakeries, to which she invites
attention. n -;
All or any of the rbove articles will be sold, Ell
ther al wholesale ,r retail. mt very low prices i1r
cash All orders IRON distance promptly auenu'
ed to, and carefully put up. She earnestly soici's
the patronage oi the public. ,,,c
n9v37-lm LOUISA KOLLENBERG
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NEW TCRACCO AND CIGAR STORE
ii. S(HAEGER,

III. 81 II III Tx,
First ST., J6tareeR Nam and Locust.
I AS just opened large assortment OF the hest
4 quality OF Tobacco, Cigars, &c. which he will
eel, wholesale and reIail, Ut Louisville and Cincn
natl prices. He would respectfully solicit share
OF public patronage he feels assured that he can
furnish superior article, US cheap as Gun be had In
the West.
His stock consists in Part follows: chewing
and smoking tobacco OF every description; all kinds
OF cigars snufs, &c. pipes cigar cases, snuff box
es, tobacco boxes. cigar holders.
QTCounir, merchants would do well to call and
examine my stock. before purchasing elsewhere as
1 think can offer them great inducements To pur-
chase, either in quality or price
oc;i.ly II. SCIIAEFER
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EVANSVILIE BAKERY.

EVANSVILLE BAKERY.
I>IiE undersigned having purcnaesd The Bakery
establishment. known by the name OF Evans
vile Bakery, and formerly kent by John NJ Samp-
son, on Main Street between First and Second SITS ,
would inform the pGblic that from this time he will
keep constantly on hand full assortment OF fresh
Bread, Crackers, Cakes, &C., sell wholesal.
or retail He will soon be prepared with hull ma
chinery for the manufacture of Butter, Water, SUI
gar. Soda and Boston Crackers, by the wholesale,
and for retail customers. The patronage of The
public is respectfully solicited as there will be no
need hereafter tor sending distant places Tor any
thing in my line of BUSINESS.
nov7-tf HENRY W. SAMPSON
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MONEY FOUND.

A ROLL Of BANK BILLS was found ser
n day; which the owner can have by ping
properly and paying for advertising. Apply
novS JAS. SCANILIN.
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR & GROCERY
HOUSE,

THE undersigned would respectfully nfsrm the
l. citizens of Evansville and surrounding coun-
Try that he is establishing himself in the Wholesale
liquor and grocery business on Main street, nearly
opposite the Bank, where he expects, b, always
keeping complete assortment OF The best OF articles
in Lis line and close attention 10 business, To share
n reasonable portion of lie patronage CT the citi-
zens Of Evansville and vicinity.
Be sure 10 call and ty,
l. you do not buy.
oct22-;f a LITER.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
w H. are prepared now I" eel ClO1 HING OF
w ever variety aud quality. and manulaciur.
ed i'm the most substantial manner. at WHOLE
SALE, having just received from ErroPe. large
stock of cloths, cassimeres &c, which will e''able
us to make up and sell on the most reasonable
terms, clothing Of every kind. We have just re-
ceved large stock OF all qualities overcoats.
We invite the attention al the country trade to
our goods, while express our gratitude for the
liberal patronage thus far so kindly extended Us.
MACK 81 LOBENSTINE,
Western Star Clothing Store,
novIe Corner Front and Sycamore streets.
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I-oII,yILLEANDsT LOUIS PACKETS.

AN ID ST. LOU ID FAC S'
- -
{ In connection 1rith the Cincinnati and Lou
isuiiie IT, s. Mail Line.)
The following large class and splendid passen-
ger steamers have commenced their regular trips TO
ST Louis, and leave Louisville every MONDAY,
Wednesday, aud Saturday, as follows: =,
SALADIN Capt. Cor EMAY. Nd nday. III A. NJ
LADY FRANKLIN, Ii. l. SPoTrs, wednesday,
10 A. NJ. ~,
PIKE No. 9. ]. TUCKER, Saturday. a VI.
The pubic may be assured Of every attention
given ~, business entrusted TO them, and the COM
TORI OF passengers particularly looked ior.
N..B-Punctualty OF starting strictly. adhered
10. tssts
O'RlLEY &~MlTCHELL,
d.ctdtf Agents.
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NEW CASH STORE

NEW CASH STORE.
he Undersigned having formed co-pariner.
Il ship and taken tie store on the corner OF Main
and Winter streets have just received large and en-
trey new stock of foreign and domestic dry goods,
carpets, rugs, ollcloths bookings. and other fur
nishng goods, 10 which we respectfully invite the
a'tent,.h OF dealers or consumers, think we
can ciier them strong inducements 10 purchase. Ell
Their in style, quality or price.
JAMES X. BARYTs,
AADEEw CoLBURY,
BARNES & COLBuRN
sepla-lYr Corner Of Main and Water SITS.
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pIssoLuT1cN OF PARTNERsEIP.

THE partnership beretoivIe existing between
L Theodore and Joseph Velcman, under tie
name and style OF T. e. J. Veneman is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent Al those knowing
themselves indebted 10 the late liIm are requested
To call their store. the corner OF Main and See
ond streets, and settle up. i. NENEMANN.
VENEMANN.
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sUSTANG Liniment.-l2 gross OF this, the
wi most popular Liniment # the day, Tor SALE
Terms favornbe to wholesale buyers.
HATCHlTT < CO., Sole Agents,
iaI-tf No Front ST
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TOST.
4 BUNCH OF KEYS, six in number, ann a
supposed in Kentucky, between the ferry ling
and Mr.. McLaine's residence above. The der
will be literally rewarded by leaving said X at
this Office. novI
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. O'NEIL fashionable Tailor, slll,up 81 F
-. more, between Water On and as
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CIGARS.
DOOR MATS.

lust in season variety of use ul and oamen-
) tai. consisting of Alicent, Cocoa, Mani plain
ard figured sheep skin, orange, blue and bsn. Tor
sale by tnov29-ul j. & w. RELY.
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OLIVER L.ADD
Wind dow Sash
a.r,iii lfaciliiies.


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DRUGS. &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. ETC

7 AN now in the daily receipt of my spring SUI
j ply OF DRUGS, &C., &C., consisting in pa
of the falIax,ino
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JOHN LAW
JAMES REILLY

Evansville, Dec. :, $50 II
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HAVE now H. store their full FALL aud WIN
Il Il TER STOtK, comprising every article IN tbeir
line OF trade; which they call the particular at
teniion of retailers.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sPEEcH or mn. BRADBURY.
OF MAINE,

On Removals. and appointments to Office deipered in
N hs Seaaie, dpssi 20, 1850. .
Tha folloxin resals.f inn L.ioo A.,
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Comment upon These lstteu n Unnecessary. WE nave
In one Of them the positive declarations and IN the
other the acceptance Of nomination utterly inconsistent
with his position as party candidate OF the wings
A. 10 remove all chance for Misunderstanding what
he intended saying he would not be pary candidate
General Taylos has defined his meaning in his second let
Ter 70 Captain Allison dated East Psscagoula September
fs4s find the extract in the speech OF the honora
bic senator from Connecticut and present il precisely as
il s there;
Ihavc said am party candidate am i, In that
stsasned and scctasan which woald prevent my
beng she Pnesidento the people, In case Of my eecucn
sE ,, - am not engaged TO hay vo'ent hands In
discnmnssely upon public officers. god and bed who
may differ In opinion with me. That 10
what mean by not being party candidate
HI veuIx NJ by vieisrs hands vrc. public officers.
socd and BAD, scto might differ Sih him IN cpinscr
hS vhas hs meant y no! being party ssnddais ,s
eubject II prosesipton We have the authority OF Gen.
Tavior hinielf to mat effect And now what we com
NAN ot js hat he has done precisely what the public
was assured be would not dothat be has laid v,oient
hands indiscrimnately public oficers good and bad
sod n,ossr;bed hose who differed with him in opinion
from ary every once Of importance within The k1eca-
But he honorable senator costsnds that Cen Taylor
refused 70 give any pledges whsisver and cites ex-
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Seventeen bureaus held BY civilians. democratic, II
whig
So much for some Of the principal officers here an.
nsx schedule Of particulars which has been furnished
g sorS Nm ,ns means q correction any mistake s1
B But ar ar do So Dot stop here Oropo.e 10 70 be,ond
this District into the Staes and what facts there
There the diplomatic and consular corps. the mar
shaIs. the district attorneys. the collectors and officers
employed in the collection Of the customs. the registers
and receivers in the land Offices the posmasters and In
fine the thousands of officers extending all the coun-
try upon whom the executive power and patronage can
be brought to bear But before examine into the man.
In which this patronage has been exercised BY the
prescription under President Jackson. and Get history
right on that subject This can best be done by present.
ing the Senate and to the country Jsw Substantial
fdcts II the honor0rable senator had rec0llected them
he would hardly have fallen into the errors. INDUCED
in the language be saw ft 70 use. He says: Gen.
Jackson at early day after his accession 70 Office.
tered upon wholesale system Of prescription or re-
movals for opinions sake" and this system was pros.
ecuted with relentless vigor, according 10 the senator
during the entire period Of his administration, and that Of
Now, sir, let look at this relentless prescription, and
see what il was.
In answer to resolution OF the House Of Representa-
tves of July 10. 1s4l Official list laid before
that body BY the heads Of the departments, OF oil officers
appointed BY the President with the advice OF the Sem
ate who had been removed from Office from the 4th Of
March, 1879, to the eth of March, ls41 and they
bered precisely too hundred and eighty-thres!
This period comprises the twelve years while the nd:
minstraton in democratic hands, under Jackson and
scrpton" prosecuted with relentless vigor r. give
abstract containing the removals under each depart
ment:
List of the wuber of officers 0ho derive their aypoixtmsw
from the ~oxssation Of ths Prssfdrnf sad cosesvsscs
the Ss.ae r.sovsd f,sm 'fr0~ ne AA Of Asre iSs
In MI. Z. es r
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only democrat remains In Any ofcc of importance.
lar NJ recoileof and ha his connuance, thus
far dispatc betwesn different applicants for the spoil
OF course ainsion s made saiaiicd Offices demo
cratic postmaster reniead n g. Augustine excep
son 70 the general rule which has been put In practice
member from Illinois writes:
In reply yoar inquiry, take occasion that
my opinion democrat my Stale (inois) holds fed
cIal Office at this time, OF any consequence consdea
tion.
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This ss smbrsoes the hsads Of dspsm ents csrks and
msssenger up % March lSie, - can be
tanned. Although may Be, In particulars OF class-
Acaon incosrecs 10 thonuh< that the enors will swell
the whg side and dscyeas the demoorsdc. II pre-
pared Tor NJ BY gentleman WIN has faken inssre
10 such satisfies for number Of pears pas and wtoss
ensivs personal and eeandnsy Of research
give svey assurance OF is general aconncy.
have also been furnished with statement in refer.
ence the heads Of Inc bureaus the chsf clerks and
other Of the principai officers In this city. which may
throw furthef light on the subject:
Without including the heads Of departments, who
cous, al whigs and the chs of tho bureaus Of she
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And this has been represented as prescription, and
used as justification for the actual prescription that fol.
lowed the accession OF the wings 70 power under General
Upon his death. Mr. Tyler. who had been elected Vice
President by the wings. became Presidents and the de-
he adopted IN dispensing the patronage Of the
ment The democracy neither nominated nor elected him
and protest against the attempt Of the senator IRON Con-
neccut to hold them responsible Tor his acts or TO palm
OF upon them the men whom he and his friends put into
ONCE
On the expiration Of Mr.. Tylers term, Mr.. Polk as
sumed the OF government and 20 far from proscrb-
ing all the wings he found in the Offices, as has been
sometimes represented, he practsed great hberaty.
Making some removals deemed necessary to do justice to
his friends who constituted large majority in the coun.
many were appointed 10 Office under him One Of the late
heads OF department informs me that ne appointed
twelve in his department alone
The general accuracy OF this statement cannot De con-
roverted and what contrast il presents 10 the conduct
OF the no. party administration that has succeeded Among
all the new appointments that have been made in what
department has a democrat been the recipient OF q
place,
The honorable senator from Connecticut has been led
into most unaccounabe in regard TO the prepon-
derance OF democrats in the departments on the accession
OF Gen. Taylor He has given statement which I am
assured is 40 wide from the true state Of the facts that
am constrained 10 notice IT.
cannot account for wild calculation, unless il
may have been prepared for the senator sy some applicant
benis made such representations as might lead to more
removals
will now give what understand to be the facts. In
NAV last list was carefully prepared BY gentleman
who had good opportunity for accuracy, and published 10
the Union
present the table with the following explanatory re.
marks from that journal:
Notwithstanding fac, that Mr.. Tyler appointed many
gentlemen whg. in lsal who were designated ss demo
crats in Iss5 who styled democrats In lSa4
when Mr. Polk ssrrendersd the goyenmenL on the ts Of
March the offices In Washington were then divided as
the following table exhibitsi