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Africnd tells us that some dozen or fifteen
years ago. when he had the 'smelancholy
duty" 10 stand behind the counter in coun.
try store, dealing out the "best selected as
sortment West Of Albany, he was once
brought very suddenly to state of uuutter-
able wonderment. A youthful and pretty
woman, ROBBED in "lead black" approaced him
and wished 10 look at his Clean Of Com
FORT, l
AT what, MADAME" said he puzzled and
confused at what appeared TO him to be a
most singular request.
"Geam Of Comfort, young m n-havn'f
you any. or DONE you know what it is?" re-
Piled the lady.
'Yes, nam. most likely we have'it--whai
is i Iike-is j, dry goods or groceries .ma'am7'
DRY goods or groceries," echord.the lady
looking at our troubled friend in way thai
made him feel decidedly uncomfortable. "Sir
il is mourning calico Of the second grade for
widows OF three weeks. II is we'll kaown sir
with US in the city. Pm as,onshed at youl
Ignorance. $500.
The frightened young man could only STAN.
mer ont that they "hadn't any o, that partic
ular kind Of calico"
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SENsiBLE HoasEs Lining. in his Travels
in Norway, says that the horses in that CONN.,
try have a very sen.ihIc way Of taking their
ioosi. Instead Of swiIling themselves with a
pailful Of water at a draught, no doubt from
the fear of rot getting any again. and then
ovcrgorging themselves with dry food for the
same reason, they have bucket Of water
put down beside their allowance Of hay. II
is amusing to eco with what relish Trey take
a sip ri the one and . mouthful oi the other
alternately, something's only usssssrAing their
mouths as a rational being would do while
eating dinner Of such dry food. A broken
winded horse is scarcely ever scen in Nor,
way. $500
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WESTERN HORTICULTURAL REVIEW
The March No. of this periodical is before
us, containing as usual large amount ofex-
cellent original and selected matter, carefully
adapted TO the objects Of the work. This No.
contains a fine li.hograph view Of the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Jos. Longworth. II is the bes,
Horticultural work with which we are ac-
quainled, and would prove very useful TO the
gardener, nurseryman, or any one taking M
interest in fruit and flowers. It is very neat
ly printed. issued moathly. and cheap at 81
ayear-publislied a, Cincinnati, by Juo A
Warder, Nj. ID.
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Since sdone Browns return TO Indiana
polls he has been laboring hard through tho
columns Of his own paper, the Sentinel, 70
make friends with bic Democratic cotempo-
raries, and earnestly insists he had no desire
TO read them out Of the party. But the
Democratic organs over the State which had
mingled in the strife. refuse to BE- comiorted.
We recoIlect and not as dream, that when
the Wing papers Of Indiana were showing
up the iniquitous conduct Of this same Brown,
in his miserable trucking to obtain the speak
ership Of the Hosse. several and probably
all of these same Democratic sheets were
earnestly defending him, and trying TO gull
the people with the idea that Brown was a
much abused and slandered man. and that he
was thus cufied about merely because he was
a faithful Democrat. And we well reoeiIect.
that because the Evansville Journal Iaborcd
zealously to expose this same disgraceius
cohiuct Of Mr.. Brown, its editor was much
abused by papers that at this time are found
speaking moro harshIy Of Mr.. Brown than
we ever did, or than they ever did against us.
WestaI maintain the old position-while they
have completely changed. Here il what the
Lafayette Courier says about Mr.. Brown:
The position the intellectual capacity, the
political characserand conduct the time-serv-
ing and indecision upon leading questions Of
the day, oil the Editor Of the Sentinel. total
ly dsqualifies him successfully and accepta-
bly, to discharge the deity he Inns assumed
The harmony and future success Of the DEM
ocratic party in the State demands new man
for the place, who shall be in all respects
qualified for it. Such is the sentiment oil
scores of distinguished Democrats with whom
we have cnnversed"
There has certainly been very sudden
change in Democratic sentiment in this par.
iicular. A few months back, and Mr.. Brown
would have been lauded up by them as am
ply qualified for the Presidential chair, if hii
name had been mentioned in such connection
Now, he has fallen 90 low he cannot even edi
a very common political paper. Verify, W,
think there is Wing influence in the mat
ter.
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How TO DREss WELL.--Dr. johnson,
speaking oil lady who was celebrated for
dressing well, remarked: 1.-THE best evidence
can give You Of her in this respect is, that
enc can never remember what she has on."-
Delicacy o! feeling in a lady will prevent her
putting on anything calculated to attract no.
lice; and yet a female OF good taste will
dress 20 al to have every part Of her dress
correspond. Thus, while she avoids what is
SNOWY and attractive, everything will be 90 adj
justed as to exhibit symmetry and taste.
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KASAwHA SARA joint stock comp any
has been formed by the Kanawha salt manu-
iacturers with capital Of 5000, 900 ia shares
of 500 each. Among the provisions of the
compact are, one to prevent the transfer Of
stock, so that it cannot get into the hands oil
spectators; one to regulate the quantity OF
salt manufactured at any time, 90 that while
it will be ample to supply the regular de-
mand it shall not exceed il; one TO regulate
the price Of the article SO that foreign salt
cannot under any circumstances be brought
into competition. The present price is fixed
at thirty cents per bushel, which has been
the prevailing rate here Tor the past two or
three weeks.
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aTThe Shaker Sarsapanlla, as prepared by Dr.
S. ID. Howe, rs purifyer of the blood. renova tor
Of the system and supporter and preserver Of the
powers life it has no equal Take it on the first
indication that diseus is upon you, and you will
avert perhaps weeks and months of sickness and
suffering. see advertisement anoI her column.
Evansville Lodge, No. "a, A. Y. M.
Meets lst and 81 Monday evenings. in Shank
Inns Building, CO ner of Water and Locust SITS.
Ofcers.-Nv. Hubbell, ". NJ; R. T. Cosby, S
W.; w. Brown, J. W.: A. III. Sanders, Sect; J.
c. Hebcrd, TT as; II. Ross, S. D.; H. J. Hart
J. D.. p. G. OPRiley. r.
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FURNITURE Ar AUcrIoN.-The remaindes
OF the fiue lot Of custom made furniture which
: has been exposed the last week at private
sale, tWooIsey& Nelson's auction rooms, will
be sold al public auction Tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. There are elegant and ditFeren.
varieties Of Bureaus. tables, sofas, chairs. &C.,
ali which wilt be sold without reserve
The ladies' are particularly invited to attend,
aud arrangements have been made 10 render
iAe,u perfectly comfortable.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is.

"A report by the Asia is, that Archbishop
Hughes, Of New York, has been made Car
dinal. The foreign papers do not mention it,
but yet il is probably true.
The City Of Glasgow sailed at noon on her
second voyage from this port. She had 33
passengers and large and valuable cargo
Thomas Read. Of Huntingdon, commissioner
to the Worlds Fair from Pennsylvania, is
among her passengers.
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I. O. o. r.

MORNING STAR LODGE. No. Z, l. 0. o. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers for the
present term:
P. Hornbrook, P. G.; ]. T. Walker, n. G.; H.
Nelson, v. c.; l. A. Crane, Sect'y. L. Howes
Treasr.; M. A. Lawrence, c.; H. Plumer. VIC.
Singer, |. G.; A. c. Hallock, O. G..
EVANSVILLE Lopez No. IS, ]. o. o. F., meets
every Wednesday evening at Shanklin's build
ing, corner Water and Locust streets.
OGcers.-Jcsse Burns, N. Gil. G.. Hatchiti
v. G.; F. d. Allen Sec'ty; Ii. J. Hart, Treas'r
Giles Colvin, c.; John p Henderson, W.; C.
Hammond. |. G.. G. Glover. 0. G
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LADY FRANKLiN.- This excellent Louis
vile and st. Louis packet was here evening
before last. We thank friend Voolfolk for
late St Louis papers. The Lady Franklin
will be here Wednesday night or early
Thursday morning, and will reach st. Louis
ia time for those going on her 10 hear Jenny
Lind sing on SATURDAY niyht-and the boat
viii start on Ser return trip directly astss che
concert, 90 that a trip can be made IN short
time.
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GoDEY's LApy's Boox.-We have re-
ceived the April number Of thissIegant mag
szine, and it presents as usual q number OF
pretty engravings. two Of which are colorsd.
The contents we lave not examined, but
presume that Cooley for April has kept up
his reputation in every department. There
is no use recommending this Magazine 70
ladies' They all know what it y, or should,
ifthey pretend to admire art or love litera
iure. We shalt be pleased to send on more
subscribers giving the Weekly Journal and
Lady's Book one year for 81, or the latter
alone, 50. as gsaaf .s,t
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10 The citizens Of New Albany will soon
have new Court House. They are really
10 be envied by the citizens Of Evansville
When are We 10 have new Court House g.
Our posteriiy will feel an interest in the sub
ject.
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snTA As will be seen hy reference TO our
advertising columns, Dc. Hutchinson has
Withdrawn for the present from the public
affairs of The nation, ana Is now conhniDg
himself closely TO the practice of medicine,
us Botanic physician. We wish him, sue
Cess IN curing aud hope he may be well paid
Tor il. cash up.
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DARING RosBsRY. &c.-We are Informed
that, on the nIght Of the 18th inst, hear
Fioydsburg, KY, party Of FIVE or seven men
attacked the house oil peaceful family,
broke open the door, beat the inmates till
they were supposed to be killed, and then
robbed the house Of several thousand dollars
in money. The particulars as related to Us
are these: Two bachelors, James and David
BeaIl, were living together with their aged
mother and man named Bright, upon a
farm owned by the two former. lying in Shell
by county, near the edge Of oldham and
within short distance oil FIoydsburg. On
the hight ofthe 18th inst, between and
o'clock, after the two Bealls had retired to
bed, and AS their mother was about doing the
same, che happened to look through the win
dow when she saw approaching the party Of
men above referred to. She Immediately
called up one of her sons. who before opening
the door to the strangers, inquired who they
were. One OF them replied that his name
was Pence. and immediately the door was
broken open and the inmates of the house at
tackled aud beaten successfully till each was
supposed to be dead. The fouse was then
robbed by the desperadoes oil $1,000 in psper
money and bug of silver Of unknown amount
The parties committing the outrage were
not recognized. One Of the Beal;s viii prob
ably die from the effects oil his wounds; the
other sufferers, it is supposed, will recover
No clue has as yet been Obtained az to who
the murderers were.--l Lou Jour.
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HoRRIBLE IA most hor'id murder was
perpetrated by negro in Jasper county, Mis-
sissppi, last week, on a Mrs Dixon and her
ehlld. under the most revolving circumstances
the details Of which are too shocking to
put in print. The monster confessed to his
crime. and was instantly put to death, by be-
ing burnt. The lady wss Il the highest re-
speciability, amIable and modest. The ne
gro had been brought Up by her father, and
svowed that he had. long harbored the DE-
sign which be 90 diaholicHIly executed. sssd
which met with setsibudon not less Just
than sujden.-[ Memphis Enquirer.
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HThe last day's proceedings Of the Sem
ate, it Is said, will make seventy columns Of
printed matter in the Union and Inrelllgencer.
equal 10 Sl050 for the cost OF publishing this
one days proceedings. Of twenty-five hours.
in two newspapers.
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SuNK.-Flat boat, Ann No. I, ladsa with
200 bushels ear corn, owned by Ephlin &
Garrigus, Of Parke county, and consigned TO
Buckner & Stanton. Matches, struck con-
cealed snag 10 the Wabash river, one end \
half miles above this place and soon sasF-
vsrdounk. II Wabask Erpress.
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az We call the attention Of those who
intend to purchase their spring and summer
goods at Louisville, to the advertisement of
Messrs. T. & e. SIevin. They have the
name Of selling a vast amount s'goeds, and
always at the very lowest market dcss. No
more need be said. ~ ~r
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1Among the wonderful impor,ations in
the Empire City, on her late trip. is a small
chest Of ten, which has been sixty-nine days
only fom Shanghai to New York. II was
thirty-iour days en- route to San Francisco,
and thirty-five to New York 1t came by
Gregory's express. and is intended for Presl-
dent Fillmore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-19

%Dr. Morgan has removed his Office,
building aud all. to the lot between Mr.. Ross
new house, and Mr.. Shankin's, on First
street, where he can generally he found when
not professionally engaged. See his card.
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TIn private letter DR.. Laycock writes
=" with my trunk. my " store clothes " were
all burned, consumed, destroyed. confiagra-
ted, sunk and lost, in short went the way oil
all earthly things" Dear me we are afraid
he will not get them again.
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UREA. N. Y. March Is.

= On yesterday $4,000 was sent by the cx-
press train to Albany. TO redeem the bills of
the Utica Bank, aud the bills as far as re-
deemed are to be sent to the Comptroller, as
the bank has new plates ready for issuing
new notes.
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~ The Evansville and Pond River pack
ct was loading yesterday morning for her
second trip. We understand everything
worked well her first excursion, and We GER
tainly hope she will prove profitable.
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WASHINGTON, March Is.

Edward Stiff formerly editor OF the Chsro-
kee Sentinel, who killed DR.. Gilbert in De
kalb county. Ala, in May, lS47, and who
was on bail for the same, was arrested to-day
at the instance Of Ehenezer Pitts, one of his
securities. who had followed him. as Stiff was
endeavorng TO escape.
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MArR,xoxY,-'You ought to matry.'

Never
I know god girl for you"
Let me jone.
But perhaps you--pshaw, you don't know
her. She is yo,ing.'
Then she 10 sly
Beautiful
The more dangerous
OF good family
Then she is proud.'
sI'ender-hearied.' -
Then she is jeaIous'
sSAe' has baienssJ
ITO kill me-
'And 100000
Il riu take her,
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
RECEIPTS.

FROM GREEN RIVER--By M. Cave: s3
hhds tobacco, 81 bbls pork, 20 hhds bacon, Ri
ley 4. Mitchell.
FROM WHITE -ByJ p; rter: 700
SKIS corn, Ta"lor g. Harvey; l3l bbls pork, 4 hhds
tobacco, Harrington, Crane e. Co; 81 sacks corn,
O'Riley g. Mitchell
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:sTHA1BOAT pILLs, &C.
The Whigs Of KnOx.

The following paragraph il cut from de-
bate published in the last number ofthe Vim
cennes Sentinel, and which occurred in the
Legislature;
Mr.. Thorn said, he was democrat OF the
.Jefiersonan school. He was williny to
:. stand up to the rack, fodder or no fodder. |"
tIe was in favor Of the joint resolution. de
had the honor. of representing county IN
which there was a majority OF over three
hundred wings, and he was happy to say
this day on this floor. that both wings and
denocrats united on this question, he beIiev-
ed, almost without dissenting voice.
We did not know before that the Wings
had such majority in Knox county. Is it
possible. then, they will submit thus to be
represented by such man as Judge Thorn
honest probably, but ignorant and powerless
in his ignorance, to advance to any great ex-
tent the interests Of his constituents Is il
possible that they as Wings and with ma
loriiy of three hundred in the county, will
submit 10 be represented by a Democrdt, and
one who has not even the recommendation OF
ability or influence? They should be asham-
ed Of themselves, as the Wing party has
Just right to be ashamed of them. But we
suppose their object was TO be represented
bya man Of general good health, and If so
it must have been a source of great satisfac-
ton to them that Judge Thorne continued
tolerable well" during the session.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. Thorne has
at last discovered his species, and is standing
up to the rack. floats are cheap. he will no
doubt have good titae oft; ard il he don't
founder, we shall doubtless be able to report
him siderable well /" for some time to come