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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-13
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
MEDICAL notice.

MRS. CASSELLEhkY q NEGLkY having associated
IL themselves together ia the practice OF Medicine and
Surgery. would respectfully ANNOUNCE 10 the ctLels OF
Evansville and vicinity, that the! are prepared 10 attend
10 all calls either 10y ia! night; one or both oI them
eau DC consulted al their on,e, On First street, ouOO
above the sherwood House, al all times except when pro-
OCCASIONALLY absent lsI.l6tfl
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COP A7TvPRsFTP NOTICE
cO-pA TIMERS 77p f-f7-rcn

4 II. GEO. FOSTER lisa member Of orr firm from and
" after this date. under the name ~ st,le of Fosters
* Dro"H loStl-ti FOSIE * BROW =.
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superior Shoulder Braces.
GAsI ASH CASH.

4 SUPPLY Of Phosgcnc Gas, the cheapest and best
- light Introduced ia Evansville. 1lW;lys on hand
and for slle,5y join L. DENEkEUX, JR..
uIi Sycamore Lear Water &.
iME-2uO bbls suderiur White Lime for sale low 10y
IL apo GRAHAM q FARRkLL.
- INTS Ground IN Oil. I'll colors in from Que
4 ten pounds, Tor safe ~
kELLL. & FARNSLEY. Druggists
mhl3-f No.l4 Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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billiards..

TfMhNUEL GUMBERTS has jrst furnished his a
II splendid Saloon with two Tatlcs, over the 81.
Charles Restaurant. where gentlemen be
dated al hours of the day and evening with fhe i'm
plemehts ofamusement. aueeO.
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hrs. WILCOX q MITCHELL, having associated.
/ themselves together il the practice OF meui,lne,
surgery aIo Olsteili,s would beg leave rescttul! 10
ia Orm Ia. ,stizLs " Evansville and vitiu.ts that OF
th, hr cl be found 1T their oice First street, DC
Main and Locust, 1t all times, day or night. Rad
10 atirLd 10 professional ellis. lISO-iwI
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7 OoPING MACHINE.
TuE CFgAP STORE.

IL who want the choicest KIND OF FANNY GEocERfy
"A at very cheap rates looS for TIE sign "i ne top
IN. house, i I. bedfpri's Cheap Family Grocery, 60
ner Second aud Oak streets.
Mr. n. will keep constantly on hand an assortment
Family Groceries OF the sesy best quality. and will 80
them very low. His motto is quick sales and sins
profits" jane 90 Il
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

w have Just received large supply Of Tire celebra-
w ted Queen of the West Cooking Stoves from Gin
cinrat, which i'll dispose Of III the lowest prices " e
VIII insure these stoves 10 operate well, aud 20 last long
IS any other Two stoves which can be Produced.
mh26'5i-tf JAS. SCANTiAN az son.
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IT PSold In Evansville wholesale and retail, by Crav
ford Bell; in Princeton by X. y. Hallock; in Pe'ersbg
by Adams & Campbcl and D. the Druggists every where
throughout the State lape7-d&wlyl
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WINDOW TFITdnIrYG

GORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Parlires; Curtain
~ Bands; do Pins all new and beautiful styles, reed
This day and for sale by aug21 BABCOCh BROTHERS
DECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, y
III bales and eases brown and beached Domestic, ard
ans MORGAN KEEN & PRESTON.
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COMMERCIAL.


NRw YoRK, March rs. 1852,
The aspect Of commercial and financial Affairs witout
giving indications OF any speedy excitement contn-
improve gradually. The consumption Of raw mate
rails for manufacture and all that enters INTO the comforts
aud necsssaes OF OF the people, progresses per-
cepbly In the country generally money was scarce be-
the people wanted supplies, and their produce was
abundant as eadly available AS u becomes
under the spring movement money becomes abundant
that say he availability of the producers discharges
debts, and that Is called abundance OF money
The navigation Buffalo is open. and the navigation Oh
the Wsand canal has commenced also that oil the sus-
quehanna and Tide water, The Delaware and haran.
the Ohio, Chesapeake, and the Pennsylvania On nearly
all the public works the OF toll have been reduced
The reductions the New York canals considerable
and in Ohio the board of public works has reduced the
tolls the Miami canal equal nearly IA cents per Dbl on
flour. This reduction is compelled by the opposition Of
the Cincinnati and Dayton railroad, and is good lesson
for those who formerly commended that railroads could not
compete with water carriage for freight
The influence the New York railroads upon tbs canal
tolls until the present year by imposing
canal tolls upon their traffic The trade this is iree
and IL will tell upon the canal business. The following Is
comparative OF the revenues OF The three
routes for the past fiscal years. 1t will be remem-
beed that the Erie railroad only reached half way to tho
lakes in 1850, and not wholly open In 1851
Receipts
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NEW Papcr-hanging and Upholstery store, IIth
IN street, north Of Pennsylvania avenue-RODER
respectfully the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
they opened with Of the collections Of
among which fine French
bossed and panel papers, for parors halls, with
the best manufactured and ungazed
United States suitable for parors, halls dining
rooms chambers and adapted all and
halls public
prints and paper curtains great variety.
hand superior lot Of upholstery goods such dnass
Of all coors cords and tasse variety and blind
trimmings large assortment Of brass cornces curtain bands,
ornaments, fixtures. Transparent window shades,
splendid and fancy blinds, feather BEDS hair
Venetian blinds order Matngs put
down neatly Carpets cut made and down. warranted MT
Upholstering particularly attended 10.
greatly advantage give a call
before purchasing all goods entirely and
termined sell small profits TO insure quick sales.
RoDIER BRO.
superior OF the above goods may
their establishment in Georgetown
Mar 25-eo2w
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will probably depend upon their estimate OF his political
rather than his poe,ca merits and prelsnsons To what
decision they may come will not venture 10 eoniee-
ure but for ourselves peuse one OF his i'm.
aginatve essays upon political economy finance. or the
science OF government without thinking that he is as
much out OF his place at the head OF newspaper as
Byron thought George the Third was upon the throne,
and recalling to mind the sentence he pronounced upon
the king in the vision OF Judgment;
"a better farmer none beneath the sun, ~
Bat worse king ne or lett realm undons,"
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ENGLISH GoosEBERRIEs AND EVERGREEN TREES
Ia On Monday March ~ O'Clock shall sell the
large LaneasteIshe
s gooebee Just received from one Of the bns nurseries
England being splendid comprising the following
Varieties Emperor, champagne, Roaring Lion, Nonsuch,
Scented Lemon Jolly Angler King Shakespeare, Scorpion Top
Green Wood, Benny Smiling Beauty together with
all the leading knd combining the most desirable Qualities ofarge
high iayor vigorous and ty
The Norway spruce of all
OF which growing gracefully beautiful In the Capitol
grounds.
European superior the BaIsam Fir, being
beautiful and graceful II Is largely cultivated In the
northern
Aso bashy thrifty plants all Of which win be offered
Mar sd JAS. c. MCGUIRE Aucuoneer.
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From Mexico.

Late advices from Mexico state that Gen Adrian VOL,
who commanded the Mexican forces during the invasion
OF Texas in ls42 and who recently left the republic
leave OF absence has been refused permission TO return
the government having, since his departure issued de-
cree OF banishmen. against him. This movement has
created considerable excitement, and motion to mpeach
the minister who signed the decree has been introduced
into the Chamber OF Deputies
We learn from the Sigio that d. Edurado Forstae has
discounted the S6s0oOo still remaining due by the United
States The Chamber of Deputies has passed act al
lowing Yucalan TO impose export duties on her own pro-
ducts The State of Vera Cruz has taken twenty shares
in the ielegraphic line 10 the city of Mexico.
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leased by the action OF the creditors from all liability
on account Of the Texas debt
There is no longer any debt existing for which ~ 70
necessary thai releases should be filed That poioh
the debt and declared barred mas no
any legal existence For that which was presented me
creditors surrendered the old liability and received new
certificate for the amount ascertaned and found due
This is liability OF the State OF Texas only.
The Legislature OF Texas at its recent session, which
has Just closed provided for the sale OF the United States
bonds 10 pay a considerable portion OF the debt, and
made provision for the sale OF the other bonds and the
payment OF the balance OF the debt, this gov
eminent issues and delivers the remaining five millions Of
bonds, fast any portion OF them are delivered
More than this the State could not do.
II is understood that these bonds withheld under
the provisions OF the boundary act OF $780, which de-
cares that no more than FIVE millions shall be issued,
uRl the creditors Of The State holding bonds and other
certificates of stock of Texas Tor which duties imports
were specially pledged" shall file releases of the United
States at the United States treasury In the first place,
the debt which this provision is applicable by any faT
construction, is less than million OF dollars II is
clear cannot apply to that portion OF the debt which
has been barred by the laches Of the holder in not pre-
senting it, Neither can il apply to the debt Tor which
the creditor has surrendered the former evidence and
taken out certificate. But, whatever may be the
legal effect OF the certificate until the State gets the
bonds she cannot dispose OF them for the payment OF
her creditors.
This complaint OF bad faith against the State OF Texas
with exceeding i'll grace from the creditors
who The first to suggest the settlement on the prln-
cple adopted by that State The truth is they never
thought Of complaining until the boundary act was
adopted by Congress. Then they wanted not only all
the money which Texas was to receive, but all the
land which she had left The basis Of the settlement
had been on The stautebook Of Texas more than two
years before the boundary act passed the United States
Congress- andhey had ample notice of the character Of
the settlement proposed by Texas. No government
has ever made honorable settlement OF its revoln-
tionary debt Those who in truth advanced money to
Texas 10 aid her in her struggle for liberty generally
satisfied with the adjustment The most of those who
complain are persons who purchased the liabilities OF
Texas for song and who realize four or five hundred
per cent the settlement as is but who are not sat
isfed even with these immense gains. AS general
thing, they not class of persons entitled TO any
very lively sympathy
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By A. GREEN, Auctlo,,eer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE
L CORNER OF EIGHTH AND STREETS, AT AUCTION
Wednesday, the 7th Of April shall sell OF Of
trust duly recorded O'clock M Nos and square
No 407 lot No. fronts SO feet and rs 9Th lot No.
by 100 feet deep. The
$3.50 feet The improvements consist Of the Farmers Hotel
NJ a large brick stable.
Terms cash. years.
purchaser giving bearing from sale deed
Title ndisputable Ii
complied with in three from the day Of
right resell, aud
purchaser, q. w. OWEN, Trustee,
Mar a5-eods A. GREEN, Aucionecr.
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NHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and Counseiorai.
Law, professional services in the Supreme
the United States claims before the Court of Commissioner
in against the departments of the general n
and before Congress- in procuring patents, in obtaining
sions and bounty lands, collecting debts and inheran
negotiating purchase and sale Of lands any the &
especially prosecuting claims before the court
sioners under treaty with Mexico prepared give his
tenton, California land title coming up the uu
States Supreme Court appeal.
The Latest maps and Territories, compiled De
surveys ofthe General Land Office and statistical information
bracing improvements and population Of the Territories
important in the United States, agreeaby the late
be obtained his office 18th street. opposite the TH
Building, Washington, ID. q.
References Hon Justin Butterfed, Washington city
ency Alexander Ramsey, ST. Paul, Mnnesota John Lns
attorney saw, New York city; Peter H. Burnet,
AIviso, California Messrs Thomas Cowperhwat Co. Ra
depha; Messrs- A. r. Ladew CO., ST. Louis Mesp Ala
nathy h Co., Oregon City.
Feb 6-2aw3m
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GOOD TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUG
u TIoNon Wednesday, the Oath Instant shall sell on the
premises 4 good brick house and
10Th being
49, No. 1885, The abovcdescrbed prop
located, having 'front.' and
date vicinity ST. Johns church, but few doors north Of the res
Of Commodore Morris.
fourth cash. balance in and three
purchaser giving bearing interest from the day Of sale
deed given a of taken. Title indispuable.
Mar 1876 A. GREEN Auctioneer.
postponed of the weather. until FRI
day the 18th instant, same place. A. GREEN,
Mar 25-2 Aucuoneer.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN--on Monday
Goth instant shall sell premises Al O'clock,
No. 70 No 44S known the old Poor House
square, fronting each M street west between and streets
"a containing square The
property handsomely very rapidly improving bust
part city, They alley 10 wide los
feet.
Terms onefourth cash, balance in Q, ~ u.s. and
giving bearing the
deed given and deed Of taken Title ndisputabe
Mar 25--d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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ExCEIsIOR Building Hardware and Tool nm
exclusively largest and only establishment Of
the United Staes.--WM. M. MCCLURE b BRO, No. 2sFsss
street, above 7h, Philadelphia. Manufacturer depo,
all kinds, warranted quality premium porcelain knos wa
patterns silver plated hinges &c, with the complies
ment OF all the modern patterns In this linz
Builders and dealers examine
Catalogues sent by mail II desired.
Hot air registers and ventlaors, at factory prices.
March l3-Iaw6m
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUcTION--on
Monday afternoon, March @ nj O'Clock, the premises
shall sell following icasehod property, with the Of
twenty square cribly located
building subject ground forty dollars
OF T. No.
I7 fronting The north side Of suc.i, between Ooh and oss
"a with depth
alley the best
block desirable dwellings
WHOLE havinr front OF 2 feet) making valuable sta
church. pablo building, lis proximity the Patent
Once General Post Once and Pennsylvania avenue renders very
valuable
third the residue In equal nstaments Of
and years. with interest, satisfactorily secured
JAS O. MCGUIRE.
Mar Is-eodu Aucuonser.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionocr


ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE OF THE most ELE
Ia costly fancy goods housekeeping articles marble and
siabaster stntua Italian paintings, &c. offered IN this city
comprising nil produced the In
Of Europe, which duplicates OF articles
exhibited Worlds Fair The the Odd
Fellows Hail. Monday Tuesday, March ~
3d. commencing n O'clock m continuing the evening
OF both days
The consists n pan Of
Rch bohemian Venetian glass, from the royal manufaco
rcs Of Prague and Venice, embracing gothic and antique
vases with dophns, gobiets, pokais punchbowi., caret
pitchers, 40
Heavy English crystal, and engraved decanter, mmbs
wines, champagnes, &C.
Rich decorated French china sets, sets
Coffee cups, magnificent cggnog bowls, sc.
Terra Gotta and unique copies from Pompeu and Her
culsDeum
magnificent Of royal ruby candelabss for exhibit
ton the Worlds Pair
Lamp. and candeabraa Of entire ne
And entire invoice OF rosewood and papier macbe
Tables bores dressing desks, &C. insd with pearl and
silver mounted
Marble and aaeaser ,taa, bsquet and paan figures, Ia
ian marble vases, urns, ke.
Italian paintings, rich gilt hnmcs jus, received
from Leshorn
A fine OF plated ware with mountings
Catalogues ready Monday morning, the 2otb.
Terms Fy dollars and under, cash $50 and under
thirty and days, s0s thirty ninety days credit
J. c. MCGUIRE,
Mm23-dt3i huctioneer.
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NEW SPRING NJ Goods Fashions.
IN DUvALL BROS, diapers and alo Pennsylvania avenue,
doors ~ street. take this a.
and citizens
arrival spring goods person
from, the York, they
psred ORDER usual in the fashionable
rant stye
tIemen,s furnishing All which they
animation OF a discriminating public.
Mar Ig-3taw3wf DUvALL A bros.
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VALUABLE business Stand for He mt fn WsshiAyta
city, and immediate posse given OF the
In the large building erecting the stand
corner OF 1t west and Market Space. They built
modern style for the dry goods business and gas @
The corner store Is e feet wide by 80 feet deep the clear
the OF the % feet wide by ~ feet high lib
basement l5 feet wide by IS feet Deep and feet inches
the clear dry and finished for sales room, well lighted BY
windows, and around the building The r
Market Space, ~ feet wide, 81 feet de- s
% feet wide by - feet deep, having skyght wide ar
long II has basement finished for sales b feet ws W.
feet deep, feet inches high. There Is communicates he
each store with its basement BY stairway The Hd 10
Is feet wide by 81 feet Deep with skyight feet by FEET
Of the very large could be made by owHs
last stores into Each has vault in the
fuel.
For terms apply TO the subscriber at the Potomac House n
side Pennsyivana avenue, between I'd and AZ streets
Dec l3-TuIhSaitf ANNE r. DERM0TL
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To The Editor of the Union:

40 Mc A<oftW W INC OHfOUs
The steamship owners in New York wish to draw
the attention Of Congress to the improvements now
being made in the equipment OF steam vessels for the
preservation OF the lives of passengers. Will you obge
Of the parties interested in the Havre line publish
the enclosed extract from the Herald with such add-
tonal remarks you may deem advisable, and obge a
subscriber and correspondent
SAFETY AT save informed upon good au-
thority that the company owning the Humboldt hav
ing constructed immense freproo metallic life boat,
capable of carrying about hundred passengers This
will be stationed the upper deck, that in of
disaster she can be easily launched. and will be always
ready for use The boat will be made entirely of gall
vanzed iron with all her fastenings of the mate
RIAL that corrosion is impossible II is singular cir
cumstance that the Collins line the Bremen line. and
the Havre line the only that carry full equip
of the large class OF re-proof metallic life boats.
Such loss OF life occurred by the destruction of the
Amazon could not to these vessels The idea OF
having these metallic lfe-boats is entirely American,
and the origin OF large and increasing manufacture Of
them.
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Under the provisions Of the second section Of oCr
u approved IL 1910, which declares whence.
quantity public land enainng nnsold in any district ,
reduced number Of acres less than hundred thousand
Office for such district and any land in any distinct mi
remain uusoId time of the disconnuance a ~
same subject sale Of the existing land a.
TO the district in which the land office sha @
been Of which the Secretary Of eosur nm
give notice fnasmeh the duties aore required haze II
upon the Secretary Of the Interior BY e"7a esaA
Home Department." approved Sd March, leI9
Notice is accordingly hereby given that the Secretary
advised this Office that the land office Wq
the State Iadano be discontinued and lands remains
unsod the time OF the dscontinuance be thereafter s
20 sale at land Office Indianapolis In said State
Lands remaining unsod, and inappropriate by and sr
10 private entry within the limits OF the Fort Wns district IA
cease to subject entry heretofore that oce from the 40
receipt OF this notice by the register and
the land officers Indianapolis iH gipe notice Of the L
they H be prepared to receive applications for entries
lands at their Office.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohee
l5--QaN3w n I
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nv ). g. MCGUIRE. Aucssonecr.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUoTIoN.-on
Tuesday March 3ob, O'Clock the premises, shall
sell part g. square al improved by
The above property located
on ii west between and morrill, In improving and
growing neighborhood -.
half cash residue In sir and twelve months WIN
interest," satisfactorily secured. JAS Y. MCGUIRE,
Ma25-d Aneuoneer
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or observation-disclosures Louis Agasrz,
Cambridge, deliver OF
Monday Wednesday and Friday Of Sub
The Foundation OF symmetry In The Anina Kingdom
will Monday evening aid
O'Clock
proposed postpone
lectures until that OF Prof Agassiz is concluded.
far QJ-d2w
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EREE Exhibition OF Fine European OH Psint-
ngThe finest collection paintings OF the Kind offered for
sale this country viii be open Monday the I'D over The store
Calvert Mngruder 9Th and 9th Penn
syiyana They American during
dence Europe, pcrempor sold auction Thurs
Friday, March Is and commencing ~ each day.
Catalogues are now ready for delivery =
j. @. MCGUIRE,
Mar 20--du Auctionoer.
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The famine year Usf7) told fearfuIy upon British CON
sumption, but compensated Tor in 1910 since when
Notwithstanding that the average OF cotton was Is per
cent, higher In 1851 than in S9, the consumption i'm
creased in England 40 per cent The high prices
year inierred with the exports than with the home
consumption. The circumstances OF the present year win
favor both export and home markets The large receipts
however, for the moment, weigh upon this market and
prices cose today follow
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PROPOSALS for Carrying the Malls OF tho United
States the following route from the ist day Of July 1884,
the LIST day Of oy 1885, will be received ohce
the Post Office Department the city Washington until
Of the l4n day OF May 1884, be decided by the day;
OHIO.
lo5e Columbus. by Bloomfield Ccevie Chcote
Waller, waverley, Pketon and Lncssvie, To
81 miles and back, daily.
summer Schedule; FROM April 4 % October J.
Leave Columbus daily Q, m,
daily s. m, arrive at Columbus same
day by s, pm
HIair Schedule from October . March 81
Leave Columbus daily m, arrive Portsmouth
Leave Portsmouth daily 8, "a, Columbus
day by ~, y.
Bidders should The mode intended
required by OF Mail agents conveyed
without charge II the be
Deduction win be made the mali ana
performed contract
all
repeated iures for violating the Post Once lie NAV s,er
additional made change one onhs
cusment, for the dispensed with No
will be allowed
should the distance above
The proposals. should be addressed
master General endorsed Mail Proposals. Of oh,o
and be with guarantee Of responsible
also, certificate OF seung form
that The gnsano are able TO make good For form
bid and m Instructions the late Ohio
forr orrios DEPARTMENT, March %, 1850
Mar 05-law4w