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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-02-11

Doors AND SBoEs.-The attention ofcoun-
try merchants, and all who purchase Boots
and Shoes at Wholesale, Is called to the adj
vertisement of Messrs. FilIey 4 Chaplin, Gin
cinnati. Read it, and you will perceive con-
trasted the prices they sell at, and the gene
raj rates TO- different qualities Of Boots and
Shoes. They manufacture immense quanti-
ties Of these articles, and those who have pur-
chased Of them, will bear evidence to the fact
that their Boots and Shoes give satisfaction.
They keep us hands constantly employed,
and are prepared to sell cheap.
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"Itis quite amusing to notice the con-
sternation, or at least tremendous excitement,
we have been lately kicking up among our
Democratic brethren in this vicinity. From
Jones' Sentinel down to the Republican OF
this city-they are all in terrible sweat, and
make Sanders the target Of more dull edi-
ioriaIs than most worthy men could bear TO
read much less TO have levelled al their heads.
But if their readers can endure the present
unusual quantity Of filth and dizziness, with
out murmuring, it is none Of our business who
do not have TO pay for it.
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SPRING AND SUMMER Day GooDs.-We
call the attention Dry Goods dealers il This
section of country. to the advertisement Of
Mess,s. Blachly 6 Simpson, Cincinnati
This 10 one of the largest, oldest and most
standard Wholesale Dry Goods stores in Gin
cini att, and is well known in Indiana and the
West generally. We understand that their
stock Of spring and summer Dry Goods will
be very large, and Of one of the most staple
and best approved qualities. Read their ad-
vcrtiscment.
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I..O. o. F.

MoRSING STAR LODGE, No. :, I. o. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers for the
present term:
p. Hornbrook, p. G.; J. T. Walker, \. G.; H
Nelson, V. G.. |. A. Crane, Sect'y.; l.. HowesI
Treas'r M. A. Lawrence, c.; III. Plumer, W &C.
Singer, |. c.; A. c. Hallock, 0. G.
EVANSVILLE LODGE No. IS, /. o. o. F., meets
every Wednesday evening at Shanklin's build.
ing, corner Water and Locust streets.
OEcers-Jesse Burns N. GIL. G. Hatchitt
v. q. F. d. Allen Secty; H.. J. Hart, Treasr
Giles Colvin, c.; John P. Henderson, W.; C.
Hammond. !. c.. G. Glover, O. G
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pears 10 us up this way that your folks should
not De satisfied until they make railroad
connection with US.
ranoramas, lectures concerts, parties fan
'angoes and weddings are rife, and generally
wei attended by the sarans, who know how
10 ENJOY the "hours OF relaxation in a su-
per-happy style.
Ihe cars have commenced running on the
Peru Railroad, running north from this city,
30 we now have three railroads in operation.
Yours respectfully,
RAILROAD CITY.
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Our Representative.

DR.. Hutchinson, the representative OF Van
derburgh County, published yesterday IN a
city paper letter Of the most undignhed
nature, and utterly uncalled for. lfDr.H.tninkS
that to obtain the respect Of this community
or the confidence Of his constituents, no mu"
follow in the track of the miserable sheet in
which his letter is published, and indulge IN
the grossest personalities against any one who
may differ with him-ether he or we have
mistaken the character OF the people OF Van
derburgh County. IfDr. Hutchinson choose
in his private capacity to show himself up.
and through the columns OF newspaper
give public display Of his own ignorance.
we have no such personal friendship for
HIM as would compel US to regret his policy
but if in his letter yesterday he writes as
the Representative Of Vanderburgh County.
we as one of his constituents, and as lover
Of the honor and responsibility of this county.
protest against any such representation. or
against any repr esentative in his official ca
pacity making such judy OF himself.
Like d. Hutchinson, we are willing to
give every man his just dues, and therefore
we render him and Mr.. James justice by say
ing, that we have been informed by Judge
Law and Mr.. Conrad Baker, who have been
a, indianapolis during the winter. that both
Senator and Representative have done all
they could in the proper discharge OF their
duties. Still we agree with the corresPon-
dent to whom our Representative alludes
and whose opinions are entitled 10 credit
that it would be saving TO our County to
pay $1,000 year to get such Represen-
iative as could do better than those who
have lately represented vanderburgh county
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RQRRERY.

l HAD stoler from ne, On ne b ,stona, on Wed.
i nesday night last. number ofarticies, consist.
inc IN part of a gold lever Watch with very large
breast chain attached a large gold pencil and pem
with black head, and what OF more impor-
lance were four Government Titles for land in
Texas; with power of Attorney from ldal D. Thorn
as TO me- TO convey two OF the titles. warn the
public OF this loss that they may beware Of fraud
Will give liberal reward for the recovery, espcc.
tally, OF those Titles, they coatain convey.pcs
each Of about 1900 acres of land.
fsbS 3is' CHAS. STEWART.
aJLouisvile Journal copy times and charge
.hi- oifice.
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LADIES'TEA PARTY.

The ladies' of the Rev. Mr. Sanders Church
design giving Tea Party" on the Evenings oil
Every dclicacy OF the season will be served up.
and the fine preparations made 10 please all who
are present. The public are invited to attend
febl0-5ts
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7. NJ.

Henry Hollsworth was this morning taken
before the U. S. Commissioner Ingraham, az
fugitive from Leeds, England, where he
had seirauded his employers. This is the
first case under the late international treaty
for such purposes made between the United
States and Great Britain.
There is trouble again among the coal
beavers ut Richmond, and riot 10 anticipat
ed. The Marshal and police are on the ground
with d large force.
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10 A Dispatch received yesterday morn
ing from Vincennes said the river had risen
three inches, and much rain was still falling,
and river rising. II commenced raining there
Saturday afternoon. The prospects Of a
speedy rise in the Wabash, seem TO have
had an encouraging effect already.
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III The Lowell was to have started for
the Wabash, and the Mammoth Cave for
White River, yesterday afternoon. The
Kentucky No. may be expected from Green
River to-day, and will! Immediately load for
the Wabash.
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~ We are surprised at the obstruseness
of the people Of this State, in not sending
Sanders to Indianapolis, to form. for them
new constitutional Princeton Clarion.
We should be as dull blockhead az Kurlz
il we had not made a better one in many par
ticulars, than that soon to be presented to the
people for their adoption or rejection.
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" Yesterday was chilly, gloomy day.
with some little rain. On Sunday, it rained
monotonousIy all day. Early yesterday
morning there was considerable thunder by
way Of variety.
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~. FoR THE WABAsH.-The excellent Wa.
bash packet Anne Linnington will start for
the Wabash river this afternoon. Those
having freight for the Wabash would do well
to put it Oh board this steamer. She is of
light draught and in good repair, ond will
make good time il the river 6uely openes.
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Evan.vlIle Lodge, NO. Ga. a. Y. N.

Evansville Lodge, NO. Ga, A. N. m.
Meets Isl and Sd Monday evenings, in Sham
Inns Building, CO ner of Water and Locust Sis.
OGesrs.-W. Hubbell, ". NJ; r. +. Cosby, S
w; w Brown, J. W.; A. Ii. Sanders, Sect; j
c. Heberd. Treas; NJ Ross S. D.; H. J. Hart
J. D.; p. G. ORiley, T.
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Ngw Ogl,.ns. Feb Tsp
'nhh'i.D REGULARLY BY BA BcocK, BROS.

New ORLEANS, Feb. =, s Pm
Cotton---Sales to-day OF 4 0fO ba les al a decline
Oh IL since The receip, of the Cana a s news
c'ocsries---Fair Sugar is very firm at 5iic Mo-
!asses We quote firm al CSC.
In other articles of groceries and produce We
nave no change TO report since the despatch for
warded yesterday.
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LYMAN BEECHER DIV, NO. 2s,S. OF T..
TAKE NCTICE

A general attendance OF The members is re-
quested at the Temperance Hall on Tuesday eve
ming next, as important business in which all are
interested, will be called up for final action.
febl0 BIS THOS. AGAR. W p.
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There are in the State Of New York.
l.eO0 Indians, who have 1000 acres cultivat-
ed; 100 plOuehs; 1000 horses; $50 mich
cows; and raised last season s., 600 bushels
Of corp.
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D[On account Of continued ill-health, and
press Of professional engagements, Prof. J.
Milton Sanders, has retired from the edito-
rial charge Of the Daily Memphis Express.
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RMr. J. G. Graham of Pike county. and
now at Indianapolis, will please accept our
thanks Tor papers, and copies oil several val
liable Reports.
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MAREsE ID.

On Sunday evening. the 9th inst, by Rev. Jos.
Wheeler, Mr. JACOB SAUER 10 Miss ELIZABETH
NEWMAN all of this city.
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New YoRK Feb. =. NJ.

The Empire City is below coming up.
with later California dates. She will reach
dock at g. +. Nj.
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ST.. LOUIS, Feb. Z.

The weather is warm, and the river ia ris
ing slowly and filed with floating ice from
above.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
ARRIVAL OF THE
81
EMPIRE CITY.
ARRIVAL OF THE


New YORK, Feb. :, p. NJ.
The Empire CRY arrived from California.
The Carolina and Columbia had reached
Panama. bringing Sl.5OO.00O in gold dust
Adams & Co. have 100000; Gregory e.
Co.. $4,000; Hardin & Co.. SS0,000.
The Pacific arrived at New Orleans crowd
ed with passengers. and S250,nO0 gold dust.
She brings two weeks later news.
The mines continue TO yield well.
Business WIS duh, owing 10 the large in
fux of goods from all quarters.
The custom house at Monterey had been
robbed Of $4,000.
The Georgia left Chagres OH the 2Sih ul.,
for New York.
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Sud do pump sole hip Boots lex g'th) At S22. so
]t0 doz do No hip Boots al. 81 90
100 pairs flne imitation siich Sh,es... l.55
We are constantly manufacturing twelve hund.
red pair OF Boots per week. keeping one hundred and
seveniy-fve hands employed and can fill orders at
any time AT the shortest notice. Country Dealers
will find il saving Of from 20 to % per cent to buy
their stecA o. the manufacturer, Instead ofpayig
the merchant S25 per case for the same kino OF
Boots that We sell for S2l. We are now supplin
some oi the largest dealers in ST. Louis and fous
vile, and have been for the last two year. Our
Boots have given good satisfaction. and 81 goods
sold by US warranted TO DO So Dealers, BY calling
at No. Pearl street, or at the nanuiacory, on the
corner OF Sycamore ana Columbia IS, TN Clay
ions buckingham exnmine the gooes and Judge Tor
themselves The above prices areas low az the
same kind OF boots can be bought New or. or
Boston. We are now receiving large stock OF
Shoes, which will be sold equrly as low. trH.
AS il is idle and delusive fchope Tor large profits
the general diffusion OF negligence, and the easy
and rapid communica zion Jeiween city dealers and
country merchants, rend6s extensive and regular
trade the old basis L'small sales and large prot.
its. utterly impossible therefore We have adopted :
the motto, .larse sails and small profits, believing
by trading on this t.inciple, We can drsw a large
hare of The trate 4 hich has usually gone East, to
and hereby save 10 to ~ per cent to
The Country Merchant. si.G
RrLeat6er bought al all times for cash or taken
i'm exchanp. for boots or Shoes. .-,.....r.
" FILLEY & CHAPLIN
Circir.a.i. Nov. 2s- iebl0'5l. lyrdaw
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yALENTINESI

4 NE lot OF salrAtIies- beautiful, sentln en-
n tai and conIical, can be found at my Book
store on VI ain street. They comprise The most
beautiful varieties ada oied the TASTES Of ali, and
vii | be sold Mt the cheapest prices according 10
quality Call and examine them.
f.t6 If >. LISTER.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. z. p. Nj.

Judge Vance who recently resigned his
seat in the Stale Convention. ut the request
OF what purported to he Il meeting Of his con-
siiuents, WHO disapproved Of his vote against
the section of the constitution for The repeal
oialI charters, has been reelected by LOCO
majority.
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New ORLEANS. Feb. 6. P. M.

The steamship Pacific, from Chagres has
Just arrived here crowded with passengers.
She brings two weeks lates dates from Cal
ifornia. a.s
Gold continues pie nty. The markets are
dull
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rHIRrY-rIasr coxoREss-sEcoxD SESSION
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Z.
SENATE.


Mr. Winthrop remarked that he had re
ceived certificate of the election oil Mr.
Ranioul, with il request 10 present il to Mr.
X. or To the Senate; and MIR. II. not being
present, and 10 prevent Bisconsrruction. he
offered the credentials with the understand
lug that lis term Of office had expired.
Mr.. Clay IN ,de Il privileged question. con-
tending thai. MIR. RanlOul had mol accepted,
Mr.. Winthrop was entitled to occupy his
seat.
MIR. DAVIS offered il resolution declaratory
that Mr.. Winthrop was entitled 10 tne seat
until Mir. II. appeared
MIR. Butler opposed the resolution.
MIR. Rhett offered resolution declaring
the term OF ii Senator. holding office 10y Ex-
ecutive appointment, WAS vacant upon The
assembling ol the Legislature oil the State.
A long debate ensued-Aiessrs. Berrien
and Borland agreeing with Mr.. Rhett; Messrs.
Downs, Bradbury, Walker, Hale, Seward
aud Underwood agreeing with Messrs. But
Ter aud Rusk. and Mir. Clay agreeing with
Mr.. Davis. OF Mass.
MIR. Hale moved to lay the subject on the
table-lost.
Without taking any vote the Senate adj
jourued.
HOUSE.
The House resolved itself into committee
OF the w,.olc. aud took up the bill 10 establish
Board OF Accounts.
MIR. Nelson advocated the necessity Of Il
Board to settle ciams, &c, and proceeded 10
show how htiIe was done 10, claimants by
Congress.
| MIR. Thomns opposed the bill. believing it
would lead 10 fraud and corruption.
| NJ. Venable advocated The bill
The committee rose. and MIR. Burt offered
resolution. which was adopted, 10 close the
debate Tomorrow aI2, p.
The House again went into committee OF
the whole, and Mr.. Mclean, Of KY, spoke in
favor OF the bill.
Without closing his remarks, he gave wav
TO "a motion that the com,"ittee rise, which
prevailed, ani The House adjourned.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7, p. Nj.
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PlrrsRuRa. Feb. z. p. NJ.

There are 6 feet g inches water and rising
The weather 10 very mild.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. z.
The weather is pleasant.
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NOTICE.

NOIlCG.
NJ Office is hereby given, tina: the undersig ned
~ has taken letters vi administration on the cs-
tate OF Alien Long, late OF Marlborough County,
Stale Of Indiana, deceased All persons indebted
to the said estate are requested To make immedi-I
ate payment, and those having claims against tie
same notified to present them Gully anthentLa
ted, for settlement. The estate is supposed . be
solvent. SIMEON LONG, Adhr.
Evansville. Feb. 9Th. 1851 w3tsh
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CON IL Il $50 Al.
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To COUNTRY MERCHNTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

CbueTHl Ceaiers supplied at the following
~ very low prices:
LOCO ses No A IN Roots n, ,.,,Jly .,lS o.,
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a., ,rNt.II, iasL,onabls Tailor, sq!top sysa
mere, between w ascr On and u.
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WHEAT FANS.-Six new Wheat Fans 2
~ w o"'''u . ~ J.& w.REILLY.
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A VIEW Route tn Pittsburg vts the baltimore, sus-
qucAanna Pennpirania RaioadThrough TO Pture in
will leave Cavcyt station daily
with the Washington and Baltimore
M, with the fast line nj Middetown !,
rfyng Harrisburg at n, p, m. To dinner
THE Harrisburg for the Yves, at arriving at
D. this the option
ah ing either thence PACKET boats
stages direct from IIoldaysburg pit-bnrg,
tickets will he following points this train,
York wnghtsvc Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Port Pcrrysvc Lewis,own, MoNeysown, Hunt
inrdon, Holhdaysburg, and Piitsburg -
bis also with the Cumberland Valley raioad
which Carlisle sbppenshprg Cbambersbug and
other points this road.
Washington
of will be at the
depot the arrival of
me morning which will he
ROBERT STEWART,
ootI-dN Ticket Agent
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The college OF ST. James,


(JAe Diocesan College Of the Protant Episcopal Chwch)
rrTT tenth open Monday, October g. 1851
L and couipue until dayhthe
Thursday July New students recommended to enter
opening session. received they
py charge estimated from the date oitho entrance
number of classes affords all the
complete the successful
course, coners graduates the
domicsl degrees.
The grammar Immediately adjoining the college, and
the but under distinct discipline,
beginning their acadcmcs
the o
professors college special Advantages
the rramu school.
In classes the study of the language
and M place supplied by additional studies modern
uuages book keeping, &c.
The situation college entirely hoalthu and by its dis
and villages very favorable good and
"Kemp Hail. building 20 feet by 4o win ready
OF the
corps professors, appointed
Iii D. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical
Alexander, LII. H., lecturer physics nd chemistry
The whole annual charge 1.-THE grammar
sokoo for the session ten months twenty
dollars payable semi annually in advance.
for o be made to
Rev. JOHN u. KERFOOT, H. ~, Rector,
College of u. T.. q. Maryland
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IN the petition OF sewu Short, OF New London, Connecticut
praying or The extension OF patent granted 10 him on The t
October,
from the patent which place the st
day Of October, ISL
tis said be heard Patent Once
the 2 1851 ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified appear they have why said
petition ought 10 be granted
required
objections specifically forth
days pfheang All testimony filed by either party
be taken
ofthe office, which will be furnished nppca
ordered also, this notice be published
Republic, and Union, Washington Boston,
sacbueti Providence Journal Providence Courab
ford, and New London Chronicle, Connectcu Express
and Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia Pa
successive weeks the 29th day Of September
THOS. EWBANK,
Aug 2-iaw3w Commissioner Of Patents.
T. SEditor the above papers viii please copy
bills % the Pnent Once with containing this notice
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pursuance oflaw, MILARD FILLMORE, President
United States Of America, do hereby known
s, pubic 50 sal. win Be hed me land othee sAuLT STE
twenty seventh day Of October for disposal
% and pss o. o. public within the limits
ed BY mineral leases not Purchased geoogst
not, BY Of offered
aeh n ssa asls @ ana s and June @ 1850 and
reoered under the of the entitled
iIiet, Michigan and Chippewa district Wisconsin" ap
proved 26th September, 1850, TO wit
North Of the base line u.d pet Of the principal msrdan
Townships forty eight and range
Townships ioyseyen, oyeig, fOrnine, hyesht, Of
Townships 6y eight hf,y nine, of range twenty ssven
townships niyone, hfytwo, and eight twenty
Townships dyone, anytws. dy seven hf,y-eght and dfy
Townships hny y six, ssven and hy eight,
Townships my one six, my seven hyeish of range
aayons ayour, afyave, hy.I, hfy.svsn, and
Townships afyour. my Ave. aysr 6y scven Of range
Townships hny three fifty four hnydys, ys1
ship sixty dye on Isle Roysls Of range thirty four,
Townships my my three, Of range thirty six
Townships dfy dfy-two and dhythree, of thirty
Township my one, Of range .hiry-eisht
Township my ny one O. range forty.
Townships forty eight forty nine, y and one, of
Townships lor,yes for,ynne, hfty, and dyone of range
Townships forty forty nne y and fifty one of range
Townships forty eight forty and fifty, range forty
Townships forty nine and fifty, of range forty
Townships oysx forty seven, forty eight and forty nine, Of
4 .f
Townships forty forty eight, range oy-eighL
Township forty eight OF range forty nine. .a7 q @
by schools, military
other together with those and oveaowed and
made unfit thereby for culvalion any which
by State authorities before the appointed for
Of the public sale under the entitled san enable
Arkansas and other States reclaim
within their mis approved September 49, 1885, u ereuded
the sales And locations land grant
by law OF Congress military
United States wi be permitted the above mentioned lands
making
the civil and diplomatic Of Ac approved Sd
March, 1851. f tEE
lists of offered will deposited
register
offerings Of the lands will be
pointed and will the order which they advertised
with all despalch until whole shall of
thus the shall
weeks and of of the lands
will be admitted until after the weeks
Given under hand the city Washneton this sixth
July Domn thousand eight hundred
MILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
j. BuTTERYIgLp,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.