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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-07-28
RIO JANElRo, July IL l;

Rio JANEIRo, July IL 1851.
AlphonZo ROmeZ. a notorious slave dea-
Ter. dispatched schooner on the 9th inst
for the cOasl OF Africa. which wds at anchor
on the Sh outside this harbnr. On he morn
ing o. The Sth. The ST amer Sarah. used MS
tow-hoat, and owned by Messrs Hobbs &
Alvariugr, very wealthy and highly respec-
ted American ship-chandlrrs of This city, pro-
cpeded ont TO the schooner with supplies
which WAS supposed 10y the British officer to
be for the m iintenance OF slaves AMI on ex-
animation his suspicious Were verified. He
instantly seized the steamer $ trth took her
crew on board The COrmOraHt and inwe her
two miles from the harhor ,here he orGtrcd
her to De blown up. which WAS promptly tx
ecuicd. Al,s-rs. Hobbs 6; Avarigr repre-
scented The matter 10 Mr.. Tod the Amcri an
Minister, who Immediately repaired on board
the CoruOrIut 10 demand AN explanation
which was given. tut oil Il very huuglmr and
~ satisfactory nature. Mr. Tod rs forward
I'd the whole proceeding 10 Washington. and
give the British officer 10 understand that
PREPARATION and apology would be instantly
demanded by his Government.
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o. The fish Patriot, Meagher, was mar
rird to Miss Bennett. OH The 21h FEBRUARY
last, at Hobart Town.
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FThe Belle Key passed up early Sat-
urday morning, without stopping, and with
not living beirg visible on board but the
pilot. and blinds closed. She had been laying
up below.
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Cl.ciNRATl, July d.
-Four Sales 500 bbls at SO O3as IL.
Whisky-Advanced TO lSalsac.
Groceri,s- Sales 800 boxes ,ieese at 6a6ic
Provisions Bacon shoulders have advanced; !
p hhds sold al q packed.
Lard-S4les 500 pigs at &c.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
A nj E Z [ c. A /.
HALIFAX. July %.

The steamship America from Liverpool,
with dates 10 The 12ih lust, arrived at o.
clock this evening, with large and valuable
cargo and Go passengers, an.ongst them the
new Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia. She ex-
perienced head winds during tie whole pas
sage. The steamer Humholdt la.1ded her
mails at Cowes Oh the 10Th. The Utah n
opera has engrossed all the attention o. the
week. The receipts of the exhibition Oh lhe
lIth were 93 600.
Ireland.-There are reports of the reap
pearance of the potato disease 10 small ex-
tent.
France-M. de Tocqueville has present
ed to the Assembly his report from the com
mlitee OH The revision of the Constitution
The report is strongly in favor OF a revision,
and is remarkable for It's striciness, ability
and caudor.
Gen. Favin will propose m ton for elect
ing ii constituent assembly by universal suh-
rage.
The debate on M. de Tocqnevlle's report
was 10 take place on the l4,h OF July.
The Council Of State, by vote of Is TO 9,
have settled The responsibility of the execu-
tive power in conformity with The constItu-
zion, provision of which renders ii high lrra-
son for the President TO subvert the 45th ard
Gle Of the constitution.
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The BLocMERs.-A number of Ladies
made ihplr appearance IN our streets IN tie
new costume on Tuesday and Friday even
lngs last and atircated no little attention.
Whatever may he sIid ofthe appearance OF
The new costume, 10 one can see 1t and doubt
lis superior convenience AID comfort during
This hot weather.
By u notice in another column il will be
seen that those Interested IA this maiter are
TO hold ii nirrting in The Aleodcon to morrow
evening. : Xeaia IOrchHghi.
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REMEMBER.

That an OLD gentleman respected by ev-
cry body who knows him as plain, honest
man, used the following language about
Judge Lockhart in letter TO us since the
Judge became a candldate:-"LOckhGrt as a
man Ihdre knol1n 1reH for nearly tlrenty
years-serred Wiih him IN last lrinter's Con-
reatiOn-dRd hare erer considered him q
MOST UNMIrIGATED DEuAGoGuE."
REMEMBER.
That tomorrow we intend giving you
some more things 10 remember.
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#There are twelve females in the coun-
ty al at Cincinnati.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-Between 10 and II o.
clock nlghI before last, Mr.. J. r. En-
Iers, who kept drug store on Main street.
between Tenth and e eventh. being about TO
retire TO bed, commenced fixing lis spirit
lamp. when 1t exploded and iearly enveIoped
HIM in fumes. Before assistance came. he
was horribly burned. He fingered in the
greatest agony un'il Yesterday morning,
when death ended lis suticriugs
Mr.. e. was German, had been IN this
country about two years, aud had but recent
y established himself here Lou Jour.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th inst, by The Rev. w. Holeman,
Mr.. ARTHUR W. ELLIOTT, OF 81 Louis, 10 Mrs.
SARAH Z. Bloom, OF Louisville, ny.
In NJ Vernon. on Thursday last, by Elder
Z Written, Mr.. BOYD BULLOCK, OF Evansville,
10 Mis- Mary Ann HE>RY, OF Mt Vernon.
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BosToN. July 81. NJ.

Two brothers named Dudley and Mr.
Brown returned from California and were
robbed OF $4,000 in gold dust at the Adams
House yesterday.
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PlTTsBuRGH. July "a. p. M.

There are ieet water in the channel and
stationary. The weather is warm. Ii has
been raining hard this evening.
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HThe por, Of Vera Cruz, it is stated, is
almost completely deserted by vessels Of all
kinds
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CO Every dog has his day" is an OLE
saying, but that dogs should be entitled IL
tie night too, exceeds their just claims. QUE
certain dog agrees most emphatically will
The poet
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CINcIyNATI, July "a.

The river has risen Is inches. The wea-
Their is warm.
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REMEMBER

That after his nomination, he would not
send in his resignation as Judge till he was
IN a manner compelled to do SO by the at
tacks Of the Journal-and that he would not
September month and half alter the cleo
t'on-he till that time being Judge of the 4,h
Judicial District, welding its influence, re-
ceiving its pay, and thus electioneering at
the peoples e.rpense TO obtain votes for an
other Office
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FRoM RIO JANERIo An american sted-
mer Jiorn up by an English Steam Eiig-
aie-Extract ola letter dated
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" 1t is the dogs delight
To bark at night,n

and The first thing he knows, his poetical pride
and bodily carcase will have FALL and he
will be candidate for the sassenger shop
Let him beware for an editor in his wrath is
terrible as a meat-axe.
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LIVERPOOL. July IL.

Commercial Intelligence The cotton
market throughout the week has been dull
and quiet, and prices OF all descriptions have
given way. American ordinary 10 nIildIIug
are fully ! | aud the better qualities IL lartl-
m lower than OIL the previous Friday. other
descriptions are about lower.
BreddStgfs.- Flour is claiming more at
tenll0n and has slightly impi owed: Western
canal 20s 3la2ls Cd; Philadelphia 2ls 81
Corn meets with lalr inquiry at last quota
lions. Whe firmrr, az a IrndIng upward;
red IS g.; white and mixed IS 81.
Provisions. Beef /. unchanEej; pork and
hams are neglected; bacon IN nnodertc de-
uiand al iuII prices. Lard is lower. Cheese
unchanged. some old has been taken at from
25s TO 23s.
The Manchester market continues mae
live, and the tendency was against sellers.
The money market continues unchanged
The return of The bank oil England shows III
Increase ol bullion during The week OF owe
Gl0.0 GOO.
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REMEMBER

That last winter he held two Offices at one
time, both commanding good pay, and that
while attending to the duties of one Office, he
entirely neglected the duties of the other, not
presiding at the Courts of this Circuit for
four months. much TO the injury Of the peo-
pie; and that he received pay for this rork
not done, which pay comes out of the peo-
ple,s pockets
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REMEMBER

" That he received the nomination as n
candidate Tor Congress of Convention which
his own party has charged him with packing
to secure said nomination, and which Conven-
ton did not represent the feelings of his own
party, but thrust aside men of the party's
choice and preference, to make room for this
nffica. saalar nj nfsno h.IIo.
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SonSIes
REMEMBER

That Judge Lockhart has been steadily in
Office more than nine years, and has been re-
ceiving high salaries all that time. and is still
begging Office, and if not put down, ever will
be an Office seeker, no matter what man of
his own party must be thrust aside to make
room for him-and that he is thus opposed TO
the great principle of both parties, rotation
IN -ofrrs
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HAvRE, July 10

The cotton market is dull aud heavy; sales
of 500 bales AT Il decline of crnim, 10 l z
franc; very ordinary Orleans 81 francs.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

w ILL pay Tie hill 1T marsei pii-e tlr Wheat
" or vii eAch u;ge Flour tor h-ti, ca lie
most 'avoraois t-rue = G. CLIFFORD.
jyl9 lwdlmw.
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REMEMBER

That Judge Lockhart's accredited organ
in Evansville, the Republican, with an eJi-
tor at its head whom he placed there, said
that "no sane aspirant Cor public honors
would pursue SO suicidal a policy that
-ofrunning for one Office while he held anoih-
er. Such a course is calculated to disgust the
public ard ensure deleat"-and that Lock
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$3.50 PER COP.

NJ SPECIAL NOTICE TO BOOK AND OTHER
TRAVELLING AGE rs. = Besides the unrivaed in
Agents and Others to engage in its sale the publishers
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ty on the liberal and satisfactory TERMS such as will
guarantee every competent person lucrative and per
manen business free from the ordinary risks attending the
sale of other works.
~ The publishers prepared to receive orders
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TERMS &C., from Book Agents. And, in order to
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ers, in Worcester and the Deposories in the large
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Early proposals for exclusive agencies in particular States
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yoab terms Agents will also be furnished pers )naIy
have forwarded them Descriptive Circulars and elegant
ly illustrated show Bills. s
EDWARD LIvERMORE, Publisher,
Feb. 10. If l94 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
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NOTICE 10 TEE INvALIn.

DR. D. G. HARRINGTON'S Medical Office lis Main
street Worcester, up stairs where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases any kind with re-
pec and confidence, and ola being performed DIR II has
ior the last ten years paid particular attention the Study
and practice OF female complaints and perfectly has he
become acquainted with their system that without boas;pg
ne can UGrFQt cure from all diseases pCCHqr to them
So successful has been his treatment t"t he has
been called upon by other members the medical dculty
TO introduce his mode of practice and has been visited for
that purpose which answered the sargune expecta
iionss
In offering the results of his long study and practical
perlenCe to his many friends he is governed by feeling
humanity only for much have they been deceived bv
pretended madams" and miserable pills ard 0uack
trims, that it is time that some healthy mode Of practice
should be introduced in speaking of Quacks Dr. III does
not wish to be understood to all the medical profes
son but those who have for the last or seven wears
hleu the newspapers OF the day with their disgusting
Fersemens, making great pretentions to medical science
when they do not know the healing Dr. H. processes
10 be skul in curing the following diseases-Dseases of
ne lungs, Liver complaints Nervous diseases and general
DEBILITY, arising ON secret bad habits when young and in
experienced all the different forms of weakness that are
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tored IN very short time without any hndrance from bust
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Dr. H. has also gained 10 himself great reputation for
The permanent of long standing Chronic and obstinate
diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
Vi ms time IN ms extensive Practice, will be warrant
90 ID al cases, however long standing they may he 3
Dr. H. solicits call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury, in
contentmeny administered, from quack nostrums adj
mlnlsefed by ignorant empyrics
NIB The best of accommodations furnished for the
sck OF both sex required with good and at rea
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Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all cor
respondence will be returned Ifyou are sick call on Dr. II
| and avoid ''madam imposters.
+. 5 female who has thorough knowledge of their
complaints viii be Iii attendance consult if they wish
~ Office hours from 9 A NJ, to PM, Sundays, from
? to IL NJ. dIyEdec 3
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Practical A griculturists.
THE ABoYE M4GNIFICENT WORK

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Complete, Thorough, Practical Manual of information
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The Handbook embraces all the grand features and prnci
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Theory Fact and Practice adopted and recommended by
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In addition to two Splendid Frontispiece Plates the
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For Sale Ghean-

4sT1TsH THE BIGELOW STORE, near the R. R. Bridge
aI1s the Boston r. R. suitable for mechanical bus
IiisHl ness. The Derny place in Leicester, containing
- about 80 acres. small House aud Lot on Essex
Street. with small barn. Also about so building lots
Some OF the above property would be exchanged for small
farm some fwould be sold on long credit part be-
ing paid in cash The Building Lots will be exchanged for
to build
Enquire of WIN DICKINSON % Main ST
Worcester, Feb II, 1850. feb1l-dtf
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FIRE INSURANCE..

Conway Fire Insurance Co., Conway, Mass.
INCORPORATED APRIL IS, ls49.
TEIs Company nsules property in two classes, desgna
Il ted class No. and class No. two, the accounts
which kept in separate books there being
ton other than that the business of each unde the super
vision of the board OF directors thus giving the pub
lie the advantage Of two insurance companies with the
pense of one office
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
Can in no way affect The funds of the other the
provides that each class shall shall pay its ownlosses.
c,a. NJ 6 Is confined to farmers buildings, detached
OiaSS NO. y dwellings and their contents in villages.
Will embrace property of more hazard
Glass No. description, eTciding that Of an extra haz
(ardous character.
The Directors
Feel justified in recommending this Institution to fhe
fdence of the public pledgg themselves that effort
their part shall be made to continue its prosperity.
In establishing rates Of premiums special care has
been taken to avoid assessments We are and expect to
continue dividend paying company and to deserve the
confidence OF the public by doing business on favorable
terms, and by promptnass, fairness and beraity in our
dealings.
This Company insures dwellings and other buildings,
while process of building favorable terms other
well established Institutions
Board of Directors.
James 5 Whitney, Conway.
Asa Rowland,
Horace Hubbard,
Franklin Childs, 4Ea t#
Gardiner Dickinson,
e. ID. Hamilton
Henry w. Cushman, Bernardston.
Hart Leavitt, Clarrmont 8-
Lewis Rodman, Williamsburg.
ass ]. Is. Whitney, Shtllburn Falls. 81
Wait Dement, Ashheld 81 az
Daniel FELTON,, South Deerdeld.
JAMES s. WHITNEY, President
f.. - HAMILTON, TreSurer. ttA .4t
DAVID G. ROGERS, Secretary.
rr Office in w. & II. Bakers Ware Rooms Main street
an7-eodtf q. HOLLAND. Agent.
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HOUSE Mons FOR SAIR.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, Ia new Street
- running west from Main Street, north of residence
Of Abel Jaques Esq Also, Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury, and Gu ncy Streets The above Lots are now
for the first time offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main
makes them the most desirable Lots the city, Terms oil
sale TO suit the purchaser.
L. & S. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 30 dwtf IL Portland Street.
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House for Sale.

IA ON Concord St containing rooms with wood
@ shed attached 1t has good supply Of soft water
small garden with an excellent assortment of fruit
trees.
Also the House and Barn, formerly owned by B. H.
Goodae Oh Summer Street, will be sold to be removed
from the premises after the first of April next.
FOR Particulars enquire of VIM. R. BLISS the House
Oh concord ST. or at Court Mill, febl3-dtf
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House For Sale.

- FOR sale, beautifully situated on Laurel seet neary
opposite the second Methodist Meeting House )com
mandng view of the whole city, two story house
newly built. For terms, apply at the premises.
w rCester, Jan q. ------ ian22-endtf
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COAL-COALI

1000 Pounds make Ton.
And as good article be obtained IN this city o.
eisetcheTe
EAHE subscriber has on hand best varieties
4 Pennsylvania Coal, .-..-
BY CARGO or RETAIL which viii be sold at Lo,oest
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINOUs COAL, for Steam
Smiths USE
q Orders through the Post Office left at Lewis T
Lzeps Drug Store, Main Street; A. Bayles' Store
corner OF Main and School Streets; o. Branan's Store
souhbndge Street, and at my Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green St.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
oct3 dlstf Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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French Muslin DeLains

COME beautiful styles fall wool Muslin DeLans in very
y rich co.ors and Designs just received at the "HlyE
TORE" Also 20 pieces Cotton aud Wool French De
Lains, which equal in appearance TO all wool.
feb20. div GEO. p. BRYANT, $50 Nam st.
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NEW EMBROIDERY.

XATE are this week opening lot of RetU EmbroiderSG
w NJ b,tG G0tlars AMI GheatizeftS, New style Alst
New lot of VALENcENE COLLARS and CHEMizErTs, very
Rich Goods. Also line assortment of Needle Work
ed Cambria and Muslin Edgnss, and insertions, fine as
sOriment o, Thread Laces
dw&c4N, atana BIZ HARDIN W,
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E. F. DIXIE,
No, 247 Main Street, Up Stairs,
FIRST DOOR RIGHT,

OFFERS for sale the following articles, at a much less
- price than they can be purchased for in Boston or Wor
cester, Of equal quality, viz:
Is boxes Superior Extract Logwood; casks Gum Shell
ac do Copperass 80 Carboys Gardners Oil Yitro; Gu
ba Fustic Aqua FOrts White Nit Acid; Dbl Alcohol so
per cent 10 bbls Hache Wood; II do Hypenic do; do
Lamp Black; do Brown Sugar Lead; 3dosMadler; | Oil
onefer sue detection Of base oils; bbls Bolted Peach
"ood6do Quecitron Bark Rotter Cloth double width
ner yard heayy bbls Wheat Sarch boxes Soda Soap:
Dbl dodo; Village do Asphatum yarnish; Carriage and
FURNITURE d2i bbls Straits Cod Liver Oils Fairbanks
Scale 40O bs Superior American Vemilion Ultra Ma
rne Blue Chrome Yellow; White Lead, grount in Oil
boxes Prssian Blue; Pckers less than makers prices Rus
sian and American singlass Paint Brushes various Broze
Copying Presses Coach Wrenche of all sizes the best in
use of any makcri Drawing Knives, Wherbys best; To
hacco Cutters, &C.
Keeps constantly for sale the Patent Stove for burning
tanned in the State. $500
Is Agent for the New England Wire Railing Company
samples to be his place OF business and at The Gem
etery Agent also for of makers of Glue in The
country. Samples on hand
Two Sabbine Machines for Iron in perfect order.
Two Screw Chucks' and sndry other articles of Machin-
cry Whoever calls car be Of bargains in any o The
above articles. febl d3w