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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-16

LATEST RECEIPTS.
DER Sims Bay si3Ie anu Inuu-try:-
1909 bids FLOUR of The most superior Wa
bash brands, from lafayette and Ai'ica:
Per Alex Scott ana Lexingion
$50 Sacks Coffee:
Pey Gen'l Lafayette:
100 bb,s superior Nolasses;
ALSO-A lot Of London Porter IN pint and
quart bottles All OF which is offered for sele,
nei of Water and Vine sheets. ny
i6 AIIlSS HOWES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALLIS & HOWES

\ RE now permanently located in their new
IA building corner OF Water and Vine streets,
where they intend 10 continue, on an enlarged
scale, their usual
Wholesale Business in
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.
They have now in store larger, better, and
cheaper stock of
IMPORTED LIQUORS
than has ever heretofore beer in Evansville Their
REC1TFYING ESTABLISHMENT
is constructed on the latest and most improved
plan, and supplemented by man who has
had ten years experience in The business,
in New York and Cincinnati. They
therefore halter themselves that they
can furnish either imported or do
nestle Liquors. in quality, no.
where 10 De excelled and at pri-
ces on par with Cincinnati
and Louisville. They
have ON hand
Splendid Assortment Of TEAS,
And theii stock OF Coffee, Sugars Moasses Syr-
UPS. Rice, Fruits. etc. is being daily enlarged BY
shipments from New Orleans. They are deter
mined to convince Merchants # ON the country;
particularly on the Wabash Green. and White
Rivers, that Evansville is the most advantageous
place for them TO buy Groceries, and will do all
in their pow TO ma Ike II 50.
Orr frieHdSon u Rirer will remember thai
the steamer Kentucky No. is now ready TO com
mence her regular trips, exclusively from Evans
vile. and will, with two olher tOats engaged in
The same trade make Evansville the most conve-
nient point for TIE transaction CT Green RI er bs
mess. Idec2S} ALLlS & HOWES.
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nave ON mana
A Splendid Assortment Of TEAS.
BOOTS AND SHOES

HE subscrlb-is bnv, Just receive a fresh supply
] of BOOTS and SHOES of grod quality part
OF which are dreci from the aatartorise, iuclu-
ding the following styles:
Mems lined and bound heavy Brosans,
do sup Philadelphia Call dds
do do CO.
Boys do do
do Kip do
20 Thick do
Wonen's heavy side stitched Kip Bootees,
do light co do
do Calf do do
he,led and strap wells;
do sioat Buskins;
Mems superir kipBoots;
do thick do.
itb22tf MORGAN & KEEN,
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DIR. CANNON,
III O NJ Oc II HIST.

HAVING pc manel,ly located himself. would
IL respectfully tender his services The citizens
vans, lie umd vicinity, in the practice OF Hon.
Gpa'hic Medicine. lie hopes a. merit. by strirt
attention business, liberal SHIRE Of public Pai--
rouase. Office on the North side lst street,
door East 81 Main.
N b. Poor visited and prescribed for free r;s
charge. March IL.
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TO PAINTERS

TO PAINTERS.
HE subscriber has Just rtctised a large add
l. dirion 10 hlr iJrmer 81 ck ot Paints, Olls, and
Varnish; comprising iull assortm MT OF iaints
ground IN oil. 81 q fiereu c,lvrs ana shades
Blake's Fire Proof Painl ground in oil Also ty
erything in the Limners' line. in The way ofbrusi-
IS and material
ALLEN c HaLLOCK, Druggist,
mh3tf Main Street opposite the Bank.
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ICIQARS.

IN AA0 SOUTH American Segars, supe-
e(U.VOU rior article. in store and tor sale low
by BABCOCK BROTHERS,,
lana Water street
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NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
III. SCHAEFER,

ii. SCHAEFER,
First 81, Lct,reen MAN and Locust
II AS just opened large assortment OF the hest
L i quality OF Tobacco, Cigars, Sc, which he " Ill
sell, wholesale and retail, at Louisville and Cinci.-
natl prices lie would respectfully solicit share
OF public patronage he feels assured that he can
furnish superior article, as cheap be had IN
the West.
His stock consists in iart as follows: chewing
and smoking tobacco of every description; all kinds
OF cigars, snuiis, &C. pipes, cigar cases, snu box
es, tobacco boxes, cignr holders.
RrCountr' merchants would do well to call and
examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere, as
think | can offer them great inducements to pur-
chase, either in quality or price
Oci4-ly ii. SCHAEFE".
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For sale by KELLER & FARNSLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. II Water
street, Evansville, Ind. lie Coy
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REMOVAL.

WE have renbvei 10 w uer street between
w. Main aud STc tm)re, AMI will ba pteased To
wait on cor old customgs. We hwelus received
Coffee Sugar Tea, ,iasses. Dried Beef. Cheese.
Bolsyn1 SIaSagss. II iray, Flour, Soaps, Candles
Spices Sauces, AMI mlny other articles IN Tie gro
Gerry line, which ma kc assortment complete
~ OF wlIcl will sell, wholesale or ret an, nj
,ow rates f,r Clsh, or in exchange Tor produce
sstea mint Stores Away, ON hand, and their Gus
tom solicited.
Cast pad fer Product
~hstf HORNBRO0K g. BURTiS
nAINrS Ground in Oil, all color, in cans
Is from one 10 ten pounds, TOR sale by
KELLER & FARNSLEY Druggists.
rnhl3-tf No. IL Water sire Evansville, In.
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ALLEN T.. IIAII.OCK, agent.
NJ. J. BRAY, VI d.. N,d,soi Ezamtner.
All persons wishing Ia make insurance on their
own OF their trends LIVES, will piea,e call upon
tire agent IN this City Office on Main Street near
Wafer and examine tie loIms and rates of tho
Company. lcc,lG-iyI
FIN Scrip to III Sc who have paid their Premium
IN Cash. md to tie credit ut tluse lio are ndebi.
ed to the Company 10y note for part of the Prem
ums
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NOTICE.

THE firm OF Kent g. Lawrence have this day
i dissolved BY mutual 'nseni. All claims
for and against said finn viii. be settled by M.
Lawrence; and for The unlimited patronage that
has been extended TO US we now make our be /
bow. ". r. KEN
NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
Evansville, June Oath, liS5l.
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UITeCtOrS md CfbceTS.
y obi. l.. Fct,ersnn, ! honns h Segui
Chas. !. Mavkuett, Henry Mct arlan
Lewis G Grover, VIM. N Simpson
seth Low, Randall ii Green
Edward Anthony. Joel w. Cundit,
Andrew =. Sntl ing, Isaac III FrothiDgham
ROBERT J. PAT1EEs On. P,eud.u
Jui wv COM ii. lace president
Bray T.. MuIIE, SeTet"ry.
Medical Board ~ Consolidation
iVAIL.rINE MoTr, NJ. ID.
.IR. VAN EENssELAER, M, d
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Net Balance. 1875 9y4 Ut
additional Losses amounting SIO.3 susioiue'
during the year, awaiting proofs vi death.
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DEPOSITS.
TINE EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CON-
i PAEf pays interest tn cash deposits made
AT the ot the Company, "n " a.er street. fvuI
iOors below Main, at Tie following fates:
For daily delrsits } per cent per onnum.
deposits Tor 2 mos .
Six months and over =" g
All deposits made with the Company will he re
unded in current hank notes, unless otherwis,
rgrrrc upon mhl9ul WHIT FACE. Sr'tv.
HOE TRIMMING
- l,Upirt CO cirr Luck;
de- Bucksklns:
80 yds Lasting English anu French;
49, gross FIX aud Uniou Gallons;
800 d, and Cotton La :es;
zCO yds Russia l.lnen;
40 ID Nos 3. 10, IL American Shoe Thread;
All received e. steamers Bntktye State and Mes
h. O. " EBST Err & CO.
apo If Corner 9th and Lodge SIS, Cin'ti
II AKDW \RF --Ju:t received, fresh 10. OF
IL assorted Hardware; Wnldrcn's Gras' and
Corn ScyIhes, Hoes. Snalhs nd Cradles, Garden
cot : and AmIs's spa,.s and S O,tls, tor sale "
by lmnyl3 SHANkLlN ~ REFILL
HATS, CATS kHD ECNTETS.
I'D CASTS consisting "a Is. hussia iiaisi
i - Fashionable co, do;
do. Silk Plush caps, mems cloth CAPS boys DO do.
boys v,lvet do mems iur 90 ease Florence braiG
0S deeIi 10 Lag - SUI MORGAN & KEEN.
C,UPtRIOR TEAS..-Irst received choice
> lot OF Gunpowd,I, Young Tyson ano Pou, hong
cas-. pu tup the eonyen,n,e OF Fanilts. in {
lbs . ihs aud ] Id. pac. ages. for sale low. nv
MAY Is SHAnkLlN & REILLY
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WHOLESALE GROCERY SToREL

w NJ " are re Giving our tall stock OF goods,
W. which, together with our former stock makes
cur assortment well worthy the attention OF mer
GIANTS Tor we are prepared to sell them on as
enable terms a. the West can offer.
PABCUCk BROTHERS.
a~,oq Water Street.
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TO COUNTRY MEKCIINTS.
1000 CASES OF BOOTS AND SHOES.

~. l"i Uea.ers suppneI ut The following
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-12-04
THE OHIO CASE.

According 10 promise, we have placed on our
first page a statement Of case Of habeas corpus
recently tried in Ohio, embracing the leading
points of the argument Of counsel for the prison
er, and also an important par Of the decision OF
Judge Hoadley. 1t viii be observed that the
Judge holds tina, Congress has no right to legs
late upon the subject Of the exradtlon Of persons
claimed as criminals but that this right belongs
10 The Sc, 8; and the same principle applies to
the exusddon Of fugitive slaves. To this poin,
we give also the opinion Of DANIEL WEBSTER
expressed in his speech of the 9Th Of March
1850. lie said
al have always thought that the Constitution
addressed itself to the legislatures of the States
or to the States themselves. 1t says that hose
persons escaping to other States shall be deliver
ed up, and confess have always been Of the
opinion that it was an Injunction upon the States
themselves. When it is said that "a person eseap-
ing into another State, eul becoming therefore
within the jurisdiction Of ,hal State, shall be De-
liverod up, it seems to me That the import OF the
passage is, that the State isef, in obedience to
the Constitution shall cause him % be delivered
up That is my judgment. have always en-
tertained that opinion and entertain i
now. But when the subject some years arc
wus before the Supreme Court Of the Unitcc
States, The msjority Of the Judges held, That tl'
power to cause fugitivos from service to be deIIv
e;el up was power 10 be exercised under th'
authority Of this Government | do not know OF
the whole, that it may not have been a fortunate
decision. My habit Is 80 respect the result o
judicial deliberations and the solemm'y OF judi
cial decisions. Bat rs it now stands, the bust
ness Of seeing that these iugtlves are delivered
up resides in the power Of Congress and the ma
tional judicature."
1t can hardly be doubted that Mr. Websier re-
CARDS tic power exercised by Congress, ID ia#
ing the fugitive slave Jaw. os being founded up
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Do You NOT Know THAT WARRINGTON IS
DEAD PA writer in the Boston Evening Tran
script, over the signature Of Sgmi, thus dis
courseth on the " coalition" in Massachusetts, -
Hear him
"What glorious thing it would be, If we
could call hack, IN all their freshness those by
gone days when old men wore cooked hats. and
exhibited in life and practice a profound and
heartfelt reverence for the name and memory of
Washington! am not particularly. ANXIOUS to
recall those cooked hats refer to them only 10
conlTadIstlnguish that age Of honest men, from
the present OF brass and gluten.
Doubtless the name of Washington will live,
IN the world, that now Is, all tune shall be no
more; and relPpsr among the names of the Just
made perfect But the race of men is rapidly
passing away-how few remain--that have seen
him with their eyes, aud heard him with their
ears. aud who cannot speak Of Washington but
IN ayoice subdued by the workings of a long
cherished sentiment Of afsclionate regard
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THE NEW YORK DAILY TINES.
what il will do--nnd ut what price

CoNoRrss meets on Monday next IA pro
ceedings during the winter Will be Of decided
interest and the public throug bout the Union
will be naturally anxious to obtain in some accnl
rate and satisfactory shape, and at low price
full reports of its proceedings.
The Tally Times has made arrangements
which will enable it to meet this public want. in
more complete and advantageous munucr than
any other paper II will contain every morninr
very full Topographic reports Of the debates IN
the Senate and House of Representatives of the
preceding day and evening, together with an
other intelligence ofintcrcst and importance from,
the National Capital he Messages Of tho
President Reports Of the Secretaries, imnorton,
speeches of distinguished men. and wheievsr
else of Importance that may occur, will be pyen
fully. promptly, and in a convenient form. Reb-
able and intelligent Correspondents will send in
for it's use, all news Of interest, and eyeryihin,
that intelligent readers viii desire to know viii
/ be found at the earliest moment IN the columrs
Of The DAILY Times.
/ ! he state Legislature meets in January. and
the same course viii be pursued in regard to lis
proceedings.
/ This speeches ofKOSSU TIL and all tb, cor.
emoucs, circumstances and incidents attending
his reception in this country, and his visits 10 Va
nous parts % iho Union, wall be fully, promptly.
aud accurately reported !n cur columns.
40 plins or expense will be spared to render
The Daig Tins complete and perfect News.
paper, 20 which the public may look with conf.
denca for everything Of interest or importance.
It is well printed, upon good paper, and III a form
which renders convenient and easily handled
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Presidents Message.

We are indebted to friend IYMAN Of the post.
office, for copy of the Washington Republic
containing the Presidents Message. which ar
rived here by the o'clock train yesterday after
noon, Tuesday the same day it was sent to
Congress. 1t was not received in season for in
seriion this week, but shall give it entire in our
next No We have not read it yet, and there
FIRE, cannot now Judge Of merits but il its
merits as a state paper equal its extreme length,
which is twelve columns Of the Rcppbiic it is
certainly a very crediiable effort.
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'inccnt Wheelock, Whiielaw, Wilcox, VIII
marth, Woodward, Wright of Whiting, Wyman.
Ycas 55. Nays 1872 Majority "a.
If we have contributed, by publishing the
foregoing list, anything to secure the peace Of
mind Of our friend Of the Journal we are amply
repaid for the trouble and expense it has cost US
We are nm extremely benevolent hearted man
aud wish to be so regarded. VIII somebody
lend ~ a pocket handkerchief We expect to
be considerably affected when the "cherishing'
commenc es.- Burlington Free Press.
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Few, now living. ] believe, have clear
and accurate impression, of that profound.
personal regard IN which his very name was
held; in those earlier days Of the republic, hy the
GOOD old mon who were then upon earth His
name which is now upon our lips. was emphai
coy, in their hearts. ! know not how to il
lustrute this truth, more forcby than by the
recitation Of an anecdote. which has been once
already told in print, and which, perhaps, may be
told again, without offence
On the fourteenth day Of the coming month.
Washington will have been dead Just two and
fifty years.
On the day, when the ddings of bis death
reached Boston, ! returned from a ldo 10 the
country. and being DESTROYS of learning the rcn-
son for toilmg the bells ! found my father, sIi-
ting alone, with his handkerchief before his eyes
Upon being suddenly disturbed, he removed the
handkerchief from his lace--it was hathed in
tears" do you not know said be, that Wash
ington is dead (" With the exception of his
complimentary commission of the peace, my
father never held any Office civil or military
he wan merchant here, for many years and
as o citizen, cherished those sentiments for
Washington which were then so common.
Washington was not only admired for the
grandeur Of his characterize was beloved and
honored for his unvarying integrity. Honesty
in politics was honorable I'D those days of old -
He was not only the veno-atcd President % the
Republic, the successful leader Of It's armies,
bat THEM great moral fuglsr the athcr Of his
country. whose uunctous 20 hs chldr. We're
TO preserve ihc paace and dignity Of thc Com
monwcalth bg irm aud yrtu0us adherence %
tbs constitution and tho laws.
In those days Of old, the question was often
asked. in regard 20 an important ineasure-tJie
f1r d7rs 70 7uairIie irh he principles OF he pre-
&C Is IF ne .l5tig q his cojmiy2 How cheer
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Census Of Oiio.--The official reports give the
following census of Ohio dwelling houses in
the State 336,09s families ia the State 3l6 523
White males LOCAL. ; white females 95l,9
total whites l,956,lts Free eolored nales
II $50 free colored females l2,06l-total color
ed 2i,3C0. Total population ,9e0,i0s. Deaths
during the year %, 9i9 farms in cultivation
l43,oo7 manufacturing establishments produ-
eng $500 aud upwards annually, 1850
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

THE Steamship Alabama. from Charrcs. with
fGccn dlys later intelligence from California,
arrived az New Orleans on the 2Jih Of Noycm-
hef.
Iho Aleb1f0a brings iho u'eds. s i.oos.e
goa on ifeiehi' ANA s~5l5'Vuv 10 me hands %
passnn- rs
In' most important news IS tle startling ln-
ieilErnce %. iiie mH7eer OF u OF me n-e
ana ere" oi i1e Ne" "N clipper s'p ON'''
.enn' hyta" captain nnt mates
taH ared haa cNcItd t'rA. OBJ horror lnl
''Nsed intense excitement m'oughol. san
francisco.
-. i|ii.- Hio o''n arrested nui lhe e'p,t.'
.ntceel"o n ..lhIn- DTS e-c. NlgIIa"l e'-
if.' -'" ttl' llo o2th iiAlt % secure 4.s az.
n--fs report li"i tle shipments oi goa
'F IA' I-'e o' t-i l7l liair "onD IeH''
- tOVOV
lh' accounts if'm ti' mihes age OF tn' N'''
eh nt 'h'fioi ~ aAN sA9" " marked li1i.
iH ''e aa'ah'-
'uf '"iiN. I'D ll' 'i'1nie 3 'IN iii.i-'
cured in the ace % one Wfth upwards OF > -l-
wv
he papers teen WIN accounts OK murders
foeoeres due's &C. 'honsh 10 most cases "'
OH. huers are arrested anu summary puhi'he'-
indian Disturbances were OF less frequent o'-
cdrranee- The rainy season has made hts APP
pearance
iha damage 10 the steamer kePne 20 haI
proved less thau anticipated.
lArEA SrmI.-Thp Cherokee after the most
raCil passage ever made bv the Chagres route,
arrived in New York ON the ;gth ult She has
$4,000 900 on freight ana over $4,000 by pas.
souprrs.
Doe letters from California continue 10 give
the most Aatteriup account of the success of the
miners They estimate the Weld this wear at
$4,000 coo.
TArAt, California gives ho following ac-
count of the trarcdy ON board the Challenge.
Since the arrival Of the Challenge. a LARGE
number of repofls have been I'M circulation rca.
five 20 the conduct Of Can. Waterman and his
mate towards the crew dnriup the passape We
have made particular enquiries respecting them.
and however true a certain norton NAV be. many
of Them nre absolutely talsa-aud the public had
best reserve their oninion mi it can be known
what can be rolled ON. Yesterday the Chal-
lenqe worked into wharf Considerable feel.
in,r WINS cyc,red M, the rrnorts amonr the boat
men and sailors an sbore and thew collected in
larrr, n,,n,hers in ,he hosts and an The Pacific
wharf. IN corrh The r,ntai,, and male. The cap
tain however Ind zone on shore Yesterday
mornipr. and has been concealed in a secure
nlace e,er sinco
Not So with the mate. The boatmen collect
ed ON all sides of the vessel 10 prevent ms es-
cane The crowd IN tho meantime increased 70
hundreds a. tho shin pearod the wharf The
boatrnen leep,ipg there was no nossibiltv of the
mates escape roved towards Sansome street to
secure their bo,ts and walk down fine wharf to
loin the crowd. The side of the vessel iarthest
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Correction.

We find the following paragraph in Tuesdays
Sentinel
The Free Press, of last evening, purports 90
give the n1mcs aud politics of the members of
the House of Representatives who last week
voted for and against the repeal of the Uubeos
Corpus Act of 1850. In doing so, it has stated
the politics of some incorrectly. mud done in
justice 10 at least eight sound Democrats, by
placing them in the list Of " Free domocroi-."-
Bridges, Of Wardsboro', Burditt, of Newfanc,
Rumhnm. Of Woodbury., Hitchcock. of West
field Leland, Of Lowell, Lord, of Resdsboro'
Qumhy, of Sharon, and Snow, Of ~haftsburv
who voted for the repeal and are classed by the
FREQ Press with the Free democrats. are nltion-
al Democrats, and have acted, and viii continue
TO act with the Democratic party proper dccId
eddy repudlai.ng all preiNcs TO their names. and
all sectional issues Only one Democrat Bates
Of Essex, ,anl We regret that there were ancl
voted Go retain that unconstitutional and ms
chievous law; and there were two Democrats
who were absent and did not vote. If they hd
been present, we knoir they would have voted for
its repe1l So tht the Democratic vote would
have stood ~ instead of "a for tine rcreil. aud {
against ~. win the FREQ Press make ,Ho pro-
per correction
Ceuaiuly we viii, and with tine create p'ass-
urc. We were jH dJUH as 70 the eight mcm-
beers named and 1--WE hope they and the senf1ri
vail pardon us gave the doub, to the side Of
Freedom
The new colocauon Of the Sentinel. 60 vi' Doe
seen. dmnshes the numbers of thoe free
S0l gentlemen vino set themselves mp as tepe-
''1i and nncompromislng opponents of The fu-
give Slave saw who voted To- repeal the liahse
Corpus Law. Our friends Me.s5s HuBBrLL
and KELLOGG are le.t with but four companous
out OF the great army OF free solers which they
+ llfnpI % enrnln D. 7aars auai art .Itats.i