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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-26

satsfactory no doubt to this community were
the Majors Impression on this subject carried
out most fully, 20 Gar as himself in concerned.
There would be one brawliug agitator less.
But we are growing prolix and ksdious as
any writer naturally would on socs theme
as the Majors speech. He disappointed US
erievously in not defining Democratic princi-
Piles, 10 we had anticipated. Indeed, we
rather think he dodged the question, which
was very natural AZ he has been dodgiug all
about those principles ever s.nce we have
known him-and that 10 very natural too, as
no one but an "srtful dodyer" can have any
thing to do with them in large way.
But his voice ceased-he resumed his era
vat, which no doubt reminding him Of the
rope due his nulliying principles. he had
taken off-and suddenly and loudly rose cries
of Todd, Todd. Majestically the Attorney
General Of Gen. Lanes Caibaet slowly rose
from bench, and s,rode Macbeth-lIke into
the gIadiatur,ai arena ofcIashlng minds. He
emptied divers pockets OF documents. which
he had prepared as weapons in the combat,
and thus he commenced
.FelIow ciiizens- Being Unexpectedly cali
ed TO address ycu, tesl the embarrassment
Of my position This being received with
much favor, he concluded he was'nt so much
embarrassed at last, and sent on like loco
motive. Our powers are inadequate to the
task Of giving even the substance OF l's
speech. His scriptural quotations. classical
aIlusions aud legal disqulsitions, would have
struck any other assembly but one aceusiom
ed to the eloquence Ola Todd, with profound
asloiushmcnt. AZ It was, their cheers, their
throbbing bosoms, their looks Of gratlfcd
PRIDE all told that though Kentucky might
have her Clay. and Massachusetts her Web
s,er, Indiana had her Todd. We may here
be permitted to congratulate Gen. Todd. on
his profound knowledge OF the Bible. 1t was
beautiful moral spectacle anyhow, to see
two lawyers, and Democrats at that, argu-
ing in the Court House from the Holy Bible
but when Todd applied SO admirably and
appropriately different portions OF the 7ss-
lament to prove that under the new disPen
sation" slavery was perfectly proper, the
moral spectacle became so sublime, that the
audience unable to control their feelings or
fearing colIapse-shou;cd. But throwing
the Ri .le aside, the scene shilted. aud nov
grand msniol spectacle wAs presented 10
the audience. II was Todd wooling Robin.
son. b ess your eyes, you should have seen
il or felt il. We have but an indistlnct re-
collection OF the scene, and that 10 oil the
mighty orator first gouging at the eyes oil
the Mayors morals, then pulling out the
wool Of his politics by the handful, then
MASKING the nose OF his most prominent ar
guments, then kicking soundIy the Latter
part Of his best motives, and finally rolling
him and his principles in the dust Of total
oblivion, where we hope The Major will re-
main the rest Of his days.
We had much more TO say about this ter
rible combat, but cut it OF suddenly, as the
article has already extended beyond the
limit. intended. 1t is our opinion the couatr,
Is yet safe.
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LOUISVILLE, March a.

A sale of 400 pieces bagging at lI4c.
Flour was hrmer, sales of $50 bbls AT Sd G5 an
$50 us in lots at 3 20. A sale of GOO bushel
oats from store al 40c. sacks included. Corn W
continue to quo al 43ai5c from store sacks in
cluded, and hay al SI2al2 so for good timothy.
Pork was active. the entire sales amounting 4
25OO bbs, viz: 900 Dbl mess on private terms
1912 mess and 436 bbis NJ ., in one lot, at 81
IS and II %, and IS bbls al IL IS. A sale of 8
ties prime pork house lard at &c. In bacon liul
doing; the arrivals continue liberal. Rates sam
rs quoted on Saturday.
Sales 100 bills raw whisky at l9aI9lc, rectifc
from store l9aa20c. ,-,
Cloverseed is selling at Ss1a7 80 from store. N
change in othtr seeds.
sale of 500 bushels dried peaches from stoi
at 81 l2s dried apple SIC.
A sale # 10 ions cold-blast iron al S25.
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RJThs Shaker Sarsaparilia, rs pSsRsssd by
:. d. Howe, IS purifyer ofths s,ooJ.a remove
of the system and suDpriss aud preserver OF
powers OF lite il has 10 equal Take il on the 6
indication that diseas, Is upon YOU, and you Y
avert perhaps weeks and months of sickness {
suffering. see advertisement IN ano her column
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Notwithstanding the scarcity oil capital in
our midst at present. there will be great
many buildings erected in Evansville this
season, among which will be some OF large
size. and ornaments to our city. Every sea-
son in the history Of Evansville is marked by
improvements Of such extent and magnitude,
that even our own citizens who are best &C
quainted with the advantages which are car
rying this place rapidly forward in the race
OF progress, seem astonished. Last summer
there were several hundred tenements erect.
ed IN Evansville. The noise of the hammer
and saw and trowcl, could be heard on every
side. Laborers were working like bees on
the Wharf and in the streets, to prepare
them to accommodate the increasing business.
And even during the winter the work OF pro-
gress went on. Now we are Just ushered
into Spring, and the busy notes of prepare.
ton for greater improvements is heard. Our
master workmen in some departments. have
already more work than their hands can ac-
complIsh. We have now in our columns an
advertisement for plas,erers, of whom there
are not men enough in the city TO supply the
demand. And SO It is or soon will be with
other trades.
The time is fast approaching when our
railroad will be completed to Princeton. and
thence on to the Wabash, and the great Ca.
nal finished which will bind us to the Lakes
Thus far we have Prospered, aud even grown
with rapidity almost remarkable in thu
West, where cities spring up almost in da,
and this without any connection with IN,
back country, except that afforded by yer,
indifferent mud roads. We have grown in
deed thug far. only from the river advantage,
we enjoy-aDd increasing as the population
and extent of the city have the las, lev
years, what may we not ex pect, when we ART
united with the fast filing up interior, III.
rich Wabash Valley and directly or indirec,
~ with numerous towns and villages. b,
means Of railroad and canal, and they in
tersectins other important improvements
We cannot at this time appreciate the infu
ence these great works will have upon th.
prosperity Of Evansville. They will prov.
the commencement Of improvements which
ere the passage Of many years will bind us I,
almost every section OF the interior. To &C
,commodate their business large warehouse
and depot must be erected, canal boat
built, more mechanics Of all kinds required
dwellings for them TO live in, additional store
stossupply their wants, and the wants of tn
many who will throng in at the comple,io
OF these works. Manufactures must rece,v
an impulse. and every department of bushes
DC pushed on. That time will prove an err;
and we look forward to it as such with spi
II which may give it a hearty welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Ihave yet on hand few of those fine Sof;
Bureaus, Wash stands. Tables and Trunks.
Woclsey & Nelson's auction Rooms, up stat
which will sell low at private sale, ifappicatil
is made ON or before Thursday next.
mh252rs A. G. TAYLOR, Agent
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CA N DI D A I E s .

sgAt the solicitation of many of my friend
without distinction of party, will serve as CouI
ty Commissioner OF Vanderburgh County,
elected at the next August election.
mh26' CHAS. HARRINGTON.
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CINclxxAri, March %.

Flour is in good demand; all that was receiv.
ed has been SOLD readily SO 40 for good brand
il is now saleable at Is 45.
Whiskey has declined to l7ic
Provisions are firm and In fair mand.-
Sales OF 400 kegs prime lard at Sc; 100 Dbl, q
q; 100 600 lbs bacon sides at &C. packages extra
Sales of mess pork at ST. IS Fair sugar sac
Molasses 3lta32. Coffee llic. = n
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"This is the kind Of weather, and sra
son of the year to he working in your gar
dens, whether vegetables or flowers be con-
sidered. "ImProve each shining hour
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~ The new packet Fawn will be dowr
this evening for st. Louis. Passengers io
ST. Louis should be on hand.
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- G5-We saw yesterday two exits loaded
with fine large fish, all caught within a few
miles Of the city. Any quantity can be had
:. alive and kicking" by application at the
wharf boat.
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AZ The Circuit Court is now setting at
this place. We have heard of no impor,an,
criminal cases on the docket.
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nTThe II. M. Summers has her bills fol
Pond river, 10 start to-day.
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rREaa ARRIVAL.

WE have ust received iarPe supply oil the eel
w ebrated Queen of the West Cooking Stoves
from Cincinnati which We viii dispose VI at the
lowest prices We will insure these stoves 70 oper.
ate we'll and tp las; hong any other Two stoves
whici Can he produced.
mn26tt JAS. SCANTLIN & son.
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TThs river is slowly rising at this point
On Monday evening at Louisville it was AIS
rising.
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80, ITTsere will he two Churches erected
here this spiing and summer. Evansville
may soon be teamed the city OF churches.
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ARIIIVAL or TnE
One Week Later from Europe-7He Rus
sell Ministry Resigned.

sell Ministry Resigned.
New YoRK, March %.
The steamship Franklin. with one week
later news from EUROPE. arrived last night, -
She lett Cowes onthe 9Th. and Oh The 9th at
8 o'clock A. NJ. of ScllIy Islands; saw the u
S. mail steamer Washington, hence for South
ampton. I ~ fN
The Lberpool cotton market Of the Sth
closed tame, aud in some instances a decline
OF had been submitted TO. American stocks
quiet and prices stationary.
The Manchester market was less active
and the late advance was not readily paid.
The Ministerial crisis is over. and the old
Ministry have been reorganized. ~
The report oi - war with the Kaffirs. oh
the Cape oI Good Hope, has been fully con
firmed. ts f1a1 tF
The British !Minisiry-Owing TO the in
ability oil Lor Stanley 10 torn protection
list ministry. tie Duke oil. Wellington advised
the recall of Lord John Russell aid assOci-
atrs. Lord John Russell i,as assumed The
Premiership. and there is no likelihood now
OF IL change in the Ministry.
The Papal aggression, il is said will ua-
dergo rigorous modification.
A new budget is to be brought out and it
Is pToOtOtc tittt or JutucS OTuldtll. LDTu
Aberdeen, and others will coalesce with the
Ministry. .
LivERPooL: March 7th.
Cotton Market.--During The week the
market has been without material change
The sales amount TO 35 $40 bales. There
has seemed during the last two days 10 have
been an increased quantity offered. which
has operated in favor OF buyers, but The dit.
ference is slight. Previous quotations ior
American are easily realized, and in some
cases decline of 4 | had been submitted to
holders, however: were generally firm.
New York, March 90.
The Ohio from Chagres, with California
mails. $50 passengers, AMI $500. 600 IN gold
has just arrived.
CINCINNATI, March %.
The river ia sfa,ionary 81.
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:, urThe 'slittle Franklin arrived here yes
terday with a full load from Green River.
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caseslight ell Cambria; rec'e
- 'A'' '' JAS. LOW e. 60,
mhsaav wifi Al. MAR Street.
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The river is stationary.

LrxINGroS March %.
The majority f,r the Maysville railroad rs
about 70O, and ior t'e Danvil- read 60D.-
There l. great rtioifin. III the city-tir'n5 oi
cannon and boniircs.
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ar TIE JoIa start. for Wabash to-day.
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We call the attention OF TIE officers o. Wsoeeh
ane other packets TO our Job Office. We sze pre-
pared to do steamboat printing Of s kinds with
patch in the neatest style. and At Losisville prices
The Journal Job Office is provided with the largest
sud latest style steamboat cut or Bills, with small
OF pa tern for Urge and small cards.
We hspe orr steamboat friends will give rs call,
rs they are slwa, welcome, whether they visit US
socially or on business
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CTONEWARE..Of all kinds, tor sale At
- manufacturers prices by
s. l.. GILBERT & "a;
mhlfu Sycamore t.t. Water 4 Isl
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-CLOTH.-l case blue Cloth, just reed and Tor
u sale by lmhSdawtf JAS. LOW T. CO
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M OSS-- A few bales just received, Ter sals low
lN by L = EGlLBERr a. CO.,
mar IS Syc bet. Front and lst streets
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shape oil this instrument. which they, poor in
nocent souls, never dreamed Of before. Tru
ly, "when ignorance is bliss, tits folly 10 b,
wise % After this. till the obnoxious law il
annulled, good cilizens will trembIe at ever!
shout as they lye between their sheets: AM
cease nodding in church ut every bark Of
dog in the street. Tor fear they will be callc'
out Of bed or pew, to chase striped backe'
smutties--and what 10 more, to carry witt
them braces OF handouts, ropes: cudyels, pis
tolls. bowie-knives. muskeis, aud heaven know
what not, us we forget the speakers enume
ration entirely-but it is a dreadful affair.
Maj. r.. very much regretted that Gen
jackson had no. been permitted to hang sew
eral of the South Carolina uullifiers, as he ha
a charitable disposition to do. Now we WI
rid ourseli OF one sober reAection. We be
heve man who seeks 10 nullliy o0e hw {
the land, il al bad and as MUCH traitor a
he who seeks to nsIlify any other !sw-an
that if a man deserves hanging in the on
case, he is equally deserving Of The hemp j
the other Therefore, as MAJ. r. contend
that these South Carolina nulIifiers ought I
have been hung, which by the way does nc
exhibit very chrissiaa-like spirit no mu,
Ifeelto the bottom Of HE heart, that he, as
man seeking the qualification Of an lexisiin
law, ne well nerisa hanging as abe worst
the Carolina traitors il would be YER
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New York. March 90.

The Ohio from Chagres, with California
mails. $50 Passengers, AMI $500 900 IN gold.
has just arrived.
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Just Received,
For Sale.

Ia ONE.HALF of large aud convenient House on
i| Grove street, with $500 square feet of land well
" situated for building The house is new and pleas
any situated two minutes walk from the Court Honse
This rare chance for investment, the property will
be sold low and the terms of payment very easy Inquire
of j. ii. HILL, No. Fagg's Block, up stairs,
aug 9-dslf HOWE Il PUTNAM Auct;rs,
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$4,000 Souare Feet.
MECHANICS FAIR

TEHE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
Il its Third Exhibition of Ma iuactures and Mechanic
(P. NJ the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample room, power and attention proper
convenient will be furnished contributors for the display
various articles offered and dsnteested and efficient per-
sons constitute the Reporting Committees"
By reference the reports of former Exhibitions il
would seem there have been but few contributions
tain manufactures, upon occGsions-(for instance,
ut one time cotton wooden goods having few
ativesat another machinery, boots and shoes Should
this be Who, in this great enterprising, and good old
County of Worcester" believes this may be remedied
at once? Not person-no, not one.
Perhaps somewhat extended and appeal (by
way of notice. to the Mechanics Manufacturers and Ar
sans might be deemed per and excusable this time
but it believed that the disadvantage and seEregre
Trained from exhibiting specimens of their workmanship,
Skill and ingenuity. will prove sufficient them,
while those who cOnfrJuted will ever be ready we
trust, to do the like again.
Long notices seldom read, and the impression we
would here endeavor give all contained in these few
wods-Let the MANUFACTURES, WorhshoPs Studios, &c,
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY
| Word to the Iadies.-You have added, (by
deeds and presence much the interest and variety flor
Exhibitions for Which the Association feels highly
ored and obligated and trust appeal to Kind
| from ALL
MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded as the in
ventions and articles exhibited shall merit and as
invitation contribute is herewith in behalf of the
soeiaton respectfully extended ALL either residents of
this other States trust nothing may prevent the lar
and most interesting display of Mechanical TASTE skill
and art yet given on " Yankee land"
Contributors of articles ofmagnitude requiring steam
power, earnestly solicited to inform the Superinend
ent, before August 25th, the of AMI
power required and description of machine.
o. Contributions will be received from the 1st to the
18th of September inclusive, during which time hoped
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
that the be properly and satisfactorily arranged
JOHN BOfDEN, Superintendent :.
Worcester, June IS, 1851. je25dwistf
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COMMERCIAL.
SALE OF STOCKS,
At Boston, Wednesday. August 90
BOSTON MARKET-August 20.

Flour-The market remains in languid state, with a
limited demand Sales of Genesee, common brands, S.,
R1; fancy 81 25 EXTRA 81 50 IS so; Michigan Ohio
800; fancy 81 l2 per. Dbl, sh Southern in limited
request at 81 l24 "A IS, per bbl, cash
Grdin-The market exhibits but very little actiAity-
Small sales of Lgh mixed Com 58c ordinary fair so
SEC per bushel, cash. No yellow white in the market.
Oats are in good demand; sales of Northern and Canadian
at 45c per bushel No Rye heret would bring 7sc per
bushe cash.
PTovisions-Moderae ysaes of Pork principally the
trade Prime Pork $3 SO Sl4; mess do at SIS 50 clear
and extra clear SO II So Beef is in steady demand
Western me 50 SO a $40 5O mess, 81 IL so;
Eastern SO 50 per bbl amos Lard is in fair demand
81 Tor bbls, and 10 l0lc per h. i'll kegs. Hams
steady request at q lO4c per ID, according quality,
mos-C Commonwealth.
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WANTS.
BOY Wanted.
Wanted.

THREE four Girls make Pants and Vests. Apply
to w. MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor.
Grafton, August 10, 1851. aug13-d2w
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u Some people have hestated about using the Orange
Flower Lotion suspecng after all its boased mphs,
That might be worthless article We wish the skepti.
cal could only witness the pleasure people take in calling
again and again Tor the article, and listen the hearty
mendaons bestowed upon it for removing pimpes eck-
les, tan, sunburn, d. C. aug2ldlt
N0TICE.-The proprietors Of this paper Will not he
responsible for goods delivered others Than
selves or their own families without written order from
US Tor the same. EARLE a. DREW.
Worcester August 7. DIFF
COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER
With every variety of SYRUPs Fifty Tickets one dol
ifr l.. I. LAZELL, ApOthecary,
myl6dwtf POI Main street
j. K. CLARK. HOMGEPATIIIC PHYsE
CIAN--No. Walnut Street. Office hours from to
a. NJ, and from TO 3 + n.
worcester, JAN Isl, leSi janl If
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Skv-Light Daguerreotvnes.

~ R. B. CLAFLlN invites the attention of the public
~. to the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main street.
~ Particular attention is invited to the clear and life.
like expression OF the the rich and beautiful soness
Oh tone; the rare and exquisite finish of both plate and
picture.
From his long experience in and extensive knowledge of
the business, together with the facilities with which he has
to operate he feels justified in saying pictures he
is now producing not exceled by those Of any other
operator either in the city country. Persons having
pictures taken by the best operators earnestly solicited
to call and compare them with the pictures now being
taken at his rooms. 1t fact universally acknowledged
that the pictures taken at his rooms, in point of denea
ton, holiness and unerng ruthuness equalled by
few, and exceled by none.
u Ptce 90 and upwards, according to size of plate
and richness of frame or case.
PERSONS having pictures taken by other operators,
with which they dissatisfied have re-taken
reasonable charge. Copies taken from Daguerreotypes
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits.
lT Children taken at all ages.
Recolect the number-l42 MAIN STREET, (up only one
flight of stas) doors north of B. l.. HARDoN's & Co.
Worcester, June 25 je26-dtfis
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MARRIED..

In Trinity Chapel Wilmington, Del Illh instant by the
Rev e. NJ Van Deusen, Rev. G. Albert Spooner of Nor
witch, Conn, TO Miss Mary c., daughter of Thomas Me-
Dowel, Esq, of Wilmington.
In Fitchburg, Mr.. Ebenezer Carter to Mrs Lydia May
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DIED.

In this city, 18th instant the residence of his father
on Pleasant street, Chares w Collier.
In Spencer, Instant, Alfred Brown youngest son OF
Bloomfield and Emeine Green, aged year 10 months.
In Gardper 18th instant, Mrs Euice, relic of the late
Levi Fairbanks soldier of the Revolution, aged go years
7monihs and days. Papers in New York and Vermont
please copy.
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City Of Worcester
MILLBURY ACADEMY.

N1ILLD Nv AOhUEM4 L
THE LII TERM under the direction of the Principal
Il and Assistants, will commence WEDNESDAY,
the Sd of September.
Instruction given in the English branches including he
rShs6 Mathematics and in the Latin GreeK and French
WEEKLY LECTURES are delivered BY the prncipal,
upon topics connected with the pursuits of the School
Pupils from abroad will be assisted by the Principal in
obtaining boarding places. Those residing in Worcester
can be furnished with Railroad tickets reduced
that will enable them attend School and board at home
TUITlON-S3 to S 80.
A. P. STONE, Principal
Mlbury, Avg &c, 1851 aug2Odst