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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-03
Terms of Tuition.

.I Terms Of Tuition.
Naturalization f,e s.: Professors tickets each $40.
D-seciiug ticket -; Graduation Zee SEQ. Coed
boarding can he Obtained Tor from 81 80 10 9 ~
per week, 50 that The expense of an entire course.
exclusive of graduation fee need not exceed S97.
The Cabinet aud Library VIII ch arc entirely new
contain ample material for illustrating branch
OF the profession by tho use at Anatomical prepa.
ration, natural and artificial models, plates cheni
cal apparatus. &c. Sc, all OF the most approved
styles. Any further information that may be desi-
red can be obtained by addressing post paid
LENlL LAYCOCk, NJ. d.
49, APPS Il Dean of the Faculty
Register, Mt. Carmel; Advocate. Slawnecrown
Register, Sparta; Journal Springfield. H.; Senii
mel, Indianapolis and Wabash Courier, TerrC
hanie la each cop To ANA oi 50 and send bill:
to this Office i sf -.. .-
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NAILS AND sPIKEs.
WABASH H.CuR

4 SMALL lot just received and for sale by
II .rfl BAPCOCk BROTHERS.
Wat " street
COAPS: Soaps!.-A great variety of Fancy
- Soaps in Store, and for sale hv
HATCHII'T 81 CO.
iel ii lIia r1 No. II, Front ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-03
DRUGGS,I &C

DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC
T AN now 10 the daily receipt of my spring 81
l. ply OF DRUGS, So. &c-, consisting, in Z.
of the following: : A IN q = 7 = - q - . q >
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10 TMIcRlrTs. 60

A IL those in want OF small Farms within few
~ miles Of MS Civ will do well 10 call on the
subscriber b Office, 2nd street, one door from
The Catholic Church. p. Z. GARRlCK.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-03
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL Notice. -I.l1
~ :. WIENER, Physician and surgeon. rs
~. happy TO announce to his friends, the citizens
OF Evansville aud surrounding country, that he has
far recovered from the injury sustained by being
thrown from his buggy few weeks ago, as TO he
able to attend as formerly MI ih,ir calls for pro-
fessional service. { flee on the corner OF First and
Vine streets, few doors above the Exchange Ho.
tel. lasgi7, 3md&sw
Evansville. Aug l6. 1850.
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NAILS, &C
COLUMBIA FLOUR.
DISSOLUTION.
SELLING OFF AT cOSrN

ID ENG about To change my present business,
ID offer my entire stock of Groceries, &c, M cost
tor ca sh 81. q . }. LA UOHblN. Jr
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IL. S. BACON'S
Mercantile College


.t tf-i CINCINNATI OHIO 5Gf4 ..a hse =
KJ1IIE subscriber having Withdrawn from the
! 4 firm of Gundry tS Bacon, has opened an
institution for mercantile instruction at the above
named place, where he has leased for term OF
years, large and commodious suite of rooms,
and fitted them up in a style superior 10 anything
of the kind in the United States. ''..
Having spared no pains or expense 10 make
his rooms all that could be desired in an nstiu-
ton of this description, and having secured the
services of able and competent assistants, he
natters himself that this institution affords taci
tiles for the requirement of thorough mefcan-
tile education in all Its branches, superior TO
those of any similar establishment in the West,
and relying upon the success which has attended
his efforts during The several years that he has
been engaged in this profession he trusts that The
patronage and confidence which he has hitherto
eniOyed may continue &c be extended 10 him with
undiminished literally.
The course OF instruction will consist of
D0uJie ERfB B00L kecpiRg = embracing every
department of trade and mercantile accounts
namely:
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Exchange
Banking Manufacturing, Shipping, Individual
Partnership, Steamboat, and Compound Co. bu-
siness.
'C,omn,ercioi Coicuzations, which will be taught
according to the most approved methods. =
Practical I'cHmah na-The Principal will
guarantee to make every one who completes the
above course good practical penman.
Commercial Correspondence, = embracing the
general particulars of LctteT-writing as con-
nected with the different branches of trade, in
Guiding he forms of Invoices. Account Currents,
Orders, Drafts, Promissory Notes, Bills OF Elk
change, &c.
Conle.crcial Lafc-Under this head practical
instruction will be given on such subjects as it is
thought a knowledge OF will prove most practi-
callv useful To the student such the rights
and duties of partners. their liabilities and RENE
dies the relation of principal ana agent -
stoppage in rransiiu &c, &c. embracing 50
much of what is understood as Mercantile Law
as can be thoroughly taught in the time usually
spent by the student in completing his course in
The institution.
Persons wishing TO acquire a thorough practi-
cal knowledge OF tn, above branches, will find ii
to their advantage to call on the undersigned be-
fore engaging elsewhere as he Will guarantee to
make those who attend his institution first rate
accountants. and procure situations Tor those who
desire il. f
a full course can be completed in from six to
ten weeks.
For further particulars please call at the Col
lege Rooms, S. T. corner OF Fifth and Walnm
streets. (teb22) r. S. BACON
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N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, rha, the
~ name of the Cannelen Steam hiill and Mann
facturing Company has been changed to that cf the
Troy Manufacturing Company. 10y 'termissinn OF the
General Assembly, approved Jahuafy 18Th, 1S49;
and said Company accepted OF said Change al their
meeting held al Cannelton, Ia.. Ma oh 1pfh. 1870
mh2l IT ~ 81 r. JAMES G.. PORTER. Cleri
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REMOVAL.

7 VI. MORGAN has remo,e ed his stock of Dry
y Goods up Gan siioef into fhe building Tor
merly occupied by Oliver I.add, where he will be
pleased 10 see lis customers. aviEg determined TO
sell goods al lower prices than ever. aug27-ti
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200 OF Iodine, French 200 do Tart acid, Eng
200 OF lodide de Poiassaf 2 5cases Ep Iiquorice.
|. 100 oz Tannin g,,5s do sRe.apod BoTaA
80 or Sup Morphia s casks East Sala.ratu
20 or Acetate do i.i $50 TBS Quicksilver
500 OF Qunine SUP 7, 300 do Calomel Eng
80 lbs Gum Opium $50 Go Calomel I'm
500 do SIENNA Alepd 90 do Ext Bssk Comp.
200 do do Elndia do $50 do Piilv Res. BARK
1000 do Naples Sulphur 90 do CEloroform, Cur
1000 do Birthstone diooo do Reii-i SaItPetr,
400 do Arsenic y ~ u 50 do Oil Lemon, pure
bbl BalSam Copaviai 80 dh1Cum Anon 30
400 lbs Spts Nlre 80 do Aniseed y
400 do Spts Aminonia 30 do Cloves sfT
100 do SUP dlther a 30 DO Rosemary ; q,
500 do Jalapa pnlv 81 gals refined Olive
800 DO khei pulv % Ills Oil Peppermint
100 do lpecachuana pul 1000 lbs Sal Soda =. j.
l0OO do Sal Rochelle pull SOC lbs Camphor &"
1000 do Sup Carb Soda l'
The above are warranted of best quality. and |
be sold on a small advance for cash or 10 promp
dealers on usual credit. Ny stock has been pur
chased entirely ffcra first hands on best terms-s Sc
the public rely upon their purity and prices 9d
ieb7 If ~ org go r1 CRAWFORD DELL!
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

UNFORTUNATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHoT.-An
unfortunate difficulty took place the I'd inst the
Blue Licks Kentucky, between man named Kenne
dy and young man named Campbell, student Of the
Kentucky Military Institute. Returning from visit to
his grandfather, Gov. Metcal, Sunday evening The
I'd, cadet Campbell, accompanied by three OF his fellow
Students stopped the house of Kennedy for the pur
pose of procuring eggs, when an alteration en-
sued between the students and Mr. X. relative chick
en- which had been killed by the students while on
hunting excursion few weeks prior Kennedy ordered
them off his lot-the Students in leaving the premises
were assaedb by dog, which they pelted with stones in
self-defence. This exasperated Kennedy that he
threatened to shoot them, whereupon young Campbell
squared himself and dared him to shoot Kennedy rails
ed his gun, took deliberate AIM and shot him in the
breast and face the distance of only % yards Alter
being shot, Campbell walked some distance, but being
unable to accomplish the whole distance to the College.
his comrades procured conveyance. The provocatlon
being slight and the severity of the treatment extreme
the friends OF Campbell became greatly exasperated-
The night of the occurrence Mr.. Kennedy was called
out after he hadgone to bed and severely belaboed by
two men, whom he could not recognize in the dark
Fifty odd shot have been taken out OF young Campbels
breast and face, and strange to say, he has entirely
covered from his wounds,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
CITY AFFAIR 9.

SADLY FATIGUED--The watchmen found stout, atf-
letc young asleep Friday night, on the corner of
Franklin and Valley streets, whom they aroused and
conducted to the Cage On being brought before the
Mayor Saturday morning, he said his name was Mich
ael Hondoren.
Mayor-Where do yeu belong, sir, and how came
you drunk and asleep in the public streets2
Handoren-I came from off the Railroad, about 25
miles above Richmond, near the Junction Visited the
city on business walked about all day Frdy, and becom-
ing very much atigued at night took seat on the
er of the street, and fell off unconsciousy into deep
sleep. May it please your Honor, was not drunk.
Capt. pinkins, ito the Court)-Ifhe not drunk,
he certainly atgued to such extent as to need
assistance The watchmen assisted him in getting to
the cage.
MayorYou 60, sir; but recollect, if you get ia
tgued again, and fall asleep the streets, YOU'LL
to Jail,
STEALING LUMBER.-Oficer Warrington arrested a
negro man Saturday morning for stealing lumber from
L. w. Glazebrook's lumber yard, the south side OF
the basin. appears that the fellow who stole the um
Der commands canal boat-that he had brought down
from Goochand county boat load of lumber consigned
to Mr. Chad discharged his load Friday but on Fri
day night aroused his hands at late hour entered the
lumber yard and took therefrom about $35 worth oil
lumber which he placed in the boat showed his boat
around another lumber yard some distance above
Mr.. Gazebrooks and there unloads doubtless thinking
thereby to eude detection till he could dispose Of the
lumber The name of the lumber stealer is Adam
Moseey a slave. Ofcourse the Mayor sent him below
for correction.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
WESTERN VIRGINIA ON THE NASHVILLE
~ CONVENTION

We have not heard Of one county, east or west which
has in full and fair meeting, endorsed the Nashville
Convention much less taken to send delegates
We look upon the means by which Abemarle has been
sought to be committed in its favor as being very ques-
onable for fairness and propriety In the called mass
meeting at the courthouse, repudated by vote
OF more than twothrds Of the four hundred present
Yet the minority Of scarcely over hundred Immediate
y met and passed set ofresoluons approving the mea
sure and appointing delegates to district meeting for
choosing delegates to Nashville. And the few pro
Nashville papers in the State sraghtway hold this ma
noeuvre up to the world as the voice OF Abemarle!
When we first denounced this Nashville project,
which we did as it was seriously broached, we
thought that few districts in this State would be GER
tain 10 send representatives. But the signs are now
that not single one will do The day OF meeting is
the 10Th OF June, having been changed from the LIST to
give time for getting the steamup There left but an
interval of six weeks and two counties in any dis
trct 40 far as we are able discover have chosen dele
gates or agreed between themselves on any time for
the district meeting any delegates do 60 from tas
Winchester Vuginiqn of April %.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

The SEARCH FOR SIR JOAN FRANKLIN.-The fol-
lowing are the ships either in search going out
in search of Sir John Franklin. and the two missing
ships of his expedition to the Arctic Seas, the Erebus
and Terror:
In search in Davss Straits, the North STAR in Beh-
rings Straits, the Hera Poyer Enterprise and the In
vestigator
Going in search to Jones's Sound and Wellington
Channel, the Lady Franklin and Sophia.
Going in search to Cape Walker, Banks's Land and
Melville Island, the Resolue, Assistance, Pnoeer, In
repid, and the Felix, with the old Arctic veteran, Sir
John Ross.
is the American expedition: Lady Franklin, Captain
De Haven, and Rescue Captain Griffin going, il not
disappointed to the point of dnnger where Sir John
Franklin is TO be found, if living, and convey him to
England under the Yankee flag.
Il is no small encouragement that the veteran arctic
sailor. Sir John Ross, who knows the Northern seas
like book has faith i'll the safety of the missing, and
in that faith embarks for the search with the OF
seventy winters upon his head.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO ED1ToRs.-A controversy, par
taking somewhat OF personal character has been 60
ing on for month past between the editors of the two
leading newspapers published in Mobile the Register
and the Advertiser-n relation to the rights and interests
OF the South. This controversy, learn from
letter in the N O. Picayune, reached its eliminating
andtulminating point on the 18th inst after this WISE
Somewhat about 10 o'clock, the morning of the 18th
inst MIR. Bradford, Jr., Of the Register, crossed the
rubicon OF Royal street, and with or without parey,
attacked Mr.. Langdon Of the Advertiser with stick
In minute the parties were cinched and prostrae but
speedily separated by their friends OF the right
orwrong none competent to give opinion, the
law and themselves 1t is however matter of deep re-
gret to all"
The Mobile papers Of yesterday contain nothin G
about the editorial acas between the junior of the Re-
gser and him OF the Advertser--who in his other
capacity, as Mayor OF the city, is conservaor OF the
peace but by no means nonreslstant lie made, we
are old, stout fight when put to it..
The affair was brought before the Mayors Court on
Thursday, Alderman Jones, Solomon in council, pre-
siding as his honor could well sit Judge in his
own case Mr.. Bradford pleaded guilty otthe assault
and was fined twenty dollars and discharged.
We are told that as this udgement was pro-
noucced, Mr.. Jones vacated the chair, Mr.. Langdon
resumed it and Immediately RENTED the fine on his
late assailant.
This prompt and liberal act u.s. we hope the harbinger
OF reconciliation between the parties, on the mutual
acknowledgement that neither party harbors ill feeling
bears malice. little rough brush may thus have
brou ght two clever people to better understanding
We know them both, and feel that if they knew
each others good qualities as we know them there
would be more handshakng, and edict oblivion for
the past and compact OF good fellowship tor the
future.
Wehope we don't intrude.-N. O. Pic. 20.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Cambria Mitchell, Baltimore.
HIGH WATER AT g. O'CLOCK, A. M

ARRIVED,
Schr Cambria, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Consignees schooner Westoper-C Crew, H
Drew, w w Woodbridge, VIM Harrison, w Burr,
Morris & Bro, Vanlew & Taylor, Dunlop, Moncure &
Co, Brooks & Bell, J w Randolph, E II skinker, J
Donn1n, Gordon & Son, Davenport, Allen & Co, S NJ
zachrisson, Ragland & Bros, J Creme, R M Burton,
r F Reeve, Dove & Isascs, R M Zimmerman, Webb,
Bacon & Co, w D Blair, Tinsley & Bryant, T & c
Ellis, Edmond & Davenport, H W Fry, Crenshaw &
Rro Purcell, Ladd & Co, Vanlew, Smith & Co, A S
Lee, and to order.
SAILED
Schr Memento, Terry, New York.
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Boston.
Schr Copia, Sears, Boston.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

THE HENRY CLAY.-The New York papers an
nounce that this fine ship, which was so materially IN
ured by fire last fall has been rebuilt by Messrs. Brown
& Bell, and has taken her place in Spoford q Tiles
toms line of Liverpool packets. She has been rehted
in the most thorough manner, and will in strength OF
hull and beauty ofequpment compare tavorably with
the other fine packet ships Of our port She will be
commanded by Capt. French, gentleman OF expert
ence in his vocation, and well calculated to make
his passengers feel at homer their ourneyings across
the deep.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
80 The New Orleans Crescent saws chat it is +

eV The New Orleans Crescent says that it is in
contemplation to establish or more substantial
trading posts at Jackson's Grove twenty-hree miles
below Fort Mann, on the Arkansas within the Amer
lean territory, to relieve travellers and others their
route to Santa Fe. Large tracts of land held by
individuals on the South bank by the Arkansas !;
and here they propose to traffic with the Indians, to
raise stock, and to furnish supplies, and place of
refuge and rest for emigrants to Santa Fe.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

IowA.--The Wings vii! hold State Convention at
Iowa City on the 18th of May the Democrats will
hold theirs at the same place on the 18th of June.
A Governor Secretary, Auditor, Treasurer, &C. will
be chosen at the Annual Election the first Monday
of August also two Members of Congress, half a
Senate and House. Ten Senators are to be chosen,
elk of them in the place. of Wings, while only two
Of the Districts were Wing at the last Election
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

DIoRAMIc VIEW OF BUNKER HILL There seems
to be no abatement in the admiration of this splendid
and matchess specimen Of mechanical ingenuity, if we
may judge from the numbers who frequent the exhib
ton at the Franklin Saloon Such vivid and tasci-
mating cannot be otherwise than duly appreciated
by community that has ever sustained native talent.
Let those who have absented themselves bring their
children to the nnumerabe chariots of fairies and
fairy spots, which form beautiful appendage to the
noisy busting scenes of actual war;.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

A SCENE AT A THEATRE-Quite an excitement was
raised at the Pttsburg theatre, night last week. by
person discovering his wife in box with another
man. The husband raised rumpus, which drew
police officer, and blow, intended for the laday's gal
tive of municipal authority. The officer thereupon
took the husband in custoday and lodged him in the
police office all night. In the morning the mans wife
was gone loft with ga gentleman who knew her
father"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

BALTIMORE, April 81 Cleared, schr Richmond,
Travers Richmond, Arrived schr. Truth, Booze, from
Port Walthall.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27--Arrved, schr. Grand
Turk, Washburn Richmond
NEW YORK, April 26-Ceared, schr. Greenway,
Couch Richmond
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

In Philadelphia on Tuesday three rowdies, who had
assaulted police officer, were each sentenced to
eighteen months Imprisonment 10 the Eastern Penen
tary and ordered to give bail in $1,000 to keep the
peace, when their term of service shall have expired.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

A New RIFLE.-P. w. Porter, of Memphis, has
made self loading rifle. Ithas revolving wheel
perforated by forty chambers. The discharge of one
chamber loads the adjoining one. This is improve
ment Oh Colts revolver, and will be of great benefit
to the California Adventures.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

A PHENoMENoN.-On Saturday afternoon last we
were visited by a snow-storm, which quickly covered
he Ground with snow to the deabh of several inches
When the aks VERIFYING the thickest several flashes
of lightning were and loud peas OF thunder heard
-Ckenango Union
A similar phenomenon was observed at Paterson IN.
JA on the same afternoon. The flakes Of snow that
fell were unusually large, and though the light
ming was not visible loud peals othunder were heard
al frequent intervals.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29

We had heavy frost in this section of country on
Wednesday night last, and the weather still continues
most unseasonably cold. The fruit has been, com
pletely destroyed and the vegetables considerably
damaged
find that just such series OF heavy white rosts hap
pened in this quarter in the early part OF May l774
ls49, it will be recoected, we were similarly visited
In each and all of these cases, the effect upon vegea
ton was destructive. Raleigh Register.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
PRor. WEBSTER. A despatch from Boston saws:

h0F' VEBSIhk' II uespdlCH ITU1H b0SEUH says
Prof Webster continues in good health and spirits,
and daily receives his meals from Parkers, privilege
granted to all prisoners who can pay for it. His
spiritual adviser, Rev. DR.. Putnam Untatian cler
gyman from Roxbury; visits him occasionally in his
cell, and his wife and daughters twice week regu-
larlv
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-29
THE TIMES RMS.

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within 30 days from the beginning OF subscribers
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in advance or within 30 days, &c. .."....... 90
Do if not SO maid lin every easel ........... 90
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