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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
GROCERIES,.
HN GRAHAM. JOHN FARRELk.
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

NV Z have this dsy associated ourselves for the pur-
w pose of doirg general Wholesale and Retail ro-
cery Provision and Produce Business Sycamore
three doors above JAS laugblin Jr. iron store We
prepared 10 keep full and well selected stock and viii
sell at as low rates as our neie hbors The prefe
country viii be taken cash, at its niarket value and
the general conduct of business We shall endeavor ~
make it satisfactory 10 pairons.
ap2i If. GRAHAM & FARRELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
j. 81 w BILLY,

j. ~ w REILLY, l
WHOLESALE DEALERS GROCERIES, NAILS. GLASS.
COTTON YARNS, COTTON BATTING, &c. &c.
nFFER for sale well selected stock of Groceries mos
~ OF WHICH have recently been received from the East
ahd emsEsfr2 neary everything usually KEEP; IN the Gro
cery line, amongst which arc ~ - -. q
3CO lbs choice Indigo, warranted;
14UO lbs Dutch Nader;
40 Packages Green and Black Tea:
bJi Cloves; ] do Nutmegs:
lCc,coc Gun Caps, split and ribbed:
20 boxes Ground Spices from Hope Mills.
90 gross Bonnet Boards;
lC0 do Matches, best brands;
90 States, American make:
35 do Try Com5s
I0 do Collins Axes
80 Reams Letter and Foolscap PAPER,
lGO Sides Sole Leather;
% bbls Tar;
ALSO: supply of Coffee, Sugar Molasses Rice, Mack
erei, Herring, Goldfish Tanners OIL, Oakum Sulpbxr.
brnsioe alum, eopperas. whiting saleratus soda log
wood, cotton wrapping twinc, candewck carpet chain.
EPSON Salts washing and shaving soap. &c.
With View OfeNtending the subscribers
offer their stock az low prices for produce New
customers need botask for credit and old will please
make as quick returns possible.
Full prices paid produce in exchange for tho abves
and cash not refused.
moves 81 Main street FvsnsriI,e Ind;.r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
NOTICE.
Albert ". Durand,
Foreign Attachment.

rs. : Foreign Attachment.
Conrad Heinz
NOTICE is hereby given, that the 10Th day Of July
~ A. ID. le52 writ of Foreign Attachment was issued
y the undersigned. Recorder of the city of Evansville.
and ex.oficio Justice of the Peace in Vaderburgh
county a the instance and upon the affidavit of Albert
NJ Durand against the goods rhatiles. rsds and effects
of Conrad Heinz. By virtue of which writ the following
described goods and chatiles to-wt:
One large picture, - decantcrs. ouner and stand,
large ooking-glass 10 barroOm chairs, - tumblers,
clock spirit lamp doz absyuth and annsstte, 90 bot
lies and Jugs, sOf 2.lC0 regaa cigars 200 common
cigars beds,cad bed and bedding, wardrobe, dressing
beds pictures ruEneI bedstead and bedding. large
looking gas bureau and rag carpet, have been at
he'd as property of the said Conrad HeDz;and that
ON the LIST day of February a. ID. 1853. 10 O'clock in
The forenoon of the said day. at oce in the city of
Evansville in said county. will proceed to hear and de-
eide upo the claims ofthe sd Albert NJ Durand where
of the said Conrad Heinz and all other persons
ed, will take notice JOHN +. CRISP.
Recorder Of the city of Evansville,
iyeo.3tw and ExOlicio Justice of the L ace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
SpSING CASSInIEREs.

TEEslbscrber has for sale al very low prices bean.
Il tiful assortment of ring and SImmer Cassimeres
aud Tweeds, blue and blue-back Broadcloth Casinets
Jeans e to which he invites the attention of Gentle
who want 4 superior article.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
sp2o Corner Main and Second streets
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17
Furnish ng Goods, Hats

SapS. &AC.
THE undersigned having iustCz
bought out the Cloyhing Establish q
-<sS~ex meBt OF Mr. s. KAHN, under the go
Jourla. 0fhce. would respectfully call
the attention of the public TO the large stock of Clothing
Furnishing Goods, &C., which they have hands.
They of the best manufacture and made in the most
fashionable styles Hving been purchased at such
as VIII enable them 10 sell at the very lowest prices.
those wanting Clothing Of any description or Gentle-
mems Furnishing Goods gcf.r;.lly would find il to their
advantage To call at this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere. In this stock will be found Overc0at Clocks
Dress trock and Sack Goats, Shirts Hats and Caps, &C.
&c, which are nowopcn for inspection. Call if you
to get goods cheap. GoTTLEIB, VILE q CO.
decI0-ff
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-17

WHITE LINERS bbls fresh Roach lust reed II
w store AID at Railroad Depot for sale by
jy2f FOSTERS 81 BROWN.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

Country papers, at present, are IN state OF transit
ton. They loosiny their former naiuefe, their
coIloquia tone their hooscr hunor and are becoming
decorous and metropolitan. The immediate effect Of
this change is, in instances, dulness. Now and
then, however, we pick up exchange that has not
yet entered the state of transition but appears III all
the old freshness AMI originality. Such paper is
now lying before US, published in the Interior Of one
of the Southwestern States; and we have been so
much amused in reading it, and it is in vein diff
fcrent from anything our readers accustomed to,
that confident they will be entertained by go
[ ing over it undcr our guidance.
| Ii il "a bright-looking, well.printcd little sheet,
made up, usual, Of advertisements, selections and
editorials, in nearly equal proportions. Some of the
advertisements are peculiar. One person imlats to
the public the following information:
s. The Undersigned having completed his saw and
grist MILL is ready to grind all the corn which may
com, to his mill, aud all the lumber foc the peo-
pie at the most reasonable prices" "A
Another says:
{" respectfully inform the people Of c. and ,s
vicinity, that will continue my residence in c.,
and Will be found at the old stand f,r,nery occupied
by me, when MT called off On Business
/ A marfiagc IS advertised, AID the editor adds:
"Whh the above announcement. came som" II j.
cious cake, t. which paid ON respects. We wish
thu happy pair loA5 liic tl! OF domestic aal fire.
side blessings.
There is the following military notice:
"The +. +. Cavalry is hereby commanded to ap-
pear in the town Of C Oh the Inst Sattutia. OF
MAY. armed and equipped az the bylaws direct for
muster; whereas fail not, uldcr the pcualty Of the
bylaws of the company. ptrctuai attendance is
requested, there will be business OF Importance be-
fore the company
negro niirula1y is advertised, and the proprietor
very truly says:
"The difficulty Of regulating the habits and con-
trolling the appe,tes of negroes, mt home in the
quarter renders it almost impossible successfully to
treat obstinate diseases Strict diddic treatment the
daily and nightly of the physician and surgeon,
and the stern discipline of an hospital the only
means by which many diseases ever be cured
The daily charge for a single patient in this mfr
mary is dollar and a-haf
Turning to the selected matter, we find that one
half of it is ''poetry;" and in the department Of
Western poetry there is the following characters
! tic
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM r. KIN G.,
OF ALABAMA.
The Pioneer.

We hal INTENDED, this week. gise synopsis OF
the Treaties made AMI finally concl,dci. within the
last We with the Dakota Indians, bv which they
have entirely AL fevcf cei 10 the Cnitcd States,
all right, title and claim, to almost 10000 900
acres Of AZ rich beautiful ID productive land, the
ns Shines upon, from the rising, even unto tbs going
down Of the same but of this in future; as
D9ct. Mina has kindly pcrrnttei Us TO use copy OF
another Of his letters II tn East in which he has
f.fls IN ,roay, All Searchingy, in mastery man
n.r anayzel the present AM prospective interests of
Saiat Paul proper, aaI its Dependencies.
Is i. sul,,icu Df Al present to invite an attcn-
,iy. Consideration of III: views therein FORTH
And call uon every ciiLrn Of the Territory u arouse
himself - h,r true interests, ;ld f"l TINT upon him
Individually, depends in part hex t,ure prosperity and
Srcataess.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Chica-
CO papers speak Of the great speed and regularity with
which the daily trips the Michigan Central Rail-
toad between Chicago and Detroit made
The immense crowds Of passengers fully attest the
public confidence in this important, well managed
thoroughGare.-[ES. a. 49, .
There is the completeness Of arrangement
from the general conducting of the road, down to the
unlooked-for mnutia of detail in all the departments
of the concern that is found the best railroads Of
the old States MIR. Brooks, the Superintendent, Ia
young man for so important a station bat he would
now, probably b. considered, upon comparison, the
ablcst railroad Superintendent in the Union.
MELoNs.--O that water melon with which VIZ
were treated at the ST. Paul Drug Store-it was ex.
cellent. Weight 81 bs; raised by Mr.. Gibbs north
of town. Our melons sweeter than those Of the
mucky and murky States.
SOLD OUr.-Messrs. Elicit s, Brother have sold
Out their entire old stock III a lump, and in dali,
expectation OF extensive and magnificent Stock
Their advertisement will appear shortly.
ARRIVAL OF OUR DELEGArE.--Mr. Sibley
aai Ne. Hugh T,ler, arrived last night on the DR.
Ffaaiin
90 Information Is wanted OF Michael Duncan, ar
lrishmaa, and pasterer by trade, who came to thi
city on Saturday, the 4th inst, the N)mnee. lie
was IN state Of deriun from strong drink when he
lett Gaiena, and was when he landed here. lie i.
about hve feet eight inches i'll height dark comp exion
and had on white blanket coat Information will
be received at this Office for his afflicted WIFE whs
has come up in search Of hiin.--Denocra,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

The Richland, Ky, Messenger Of August 18th,
says ''Some 5000 hogs sold in this county the
past and present week to Tennes seeans, at 81 so
gross. They drive them to Tennessee 10 fatten and
thence take them to the Southern market The pros.
pect for corn in this region is rather gloomy We
have had rain for several weeks, until Monday
last, when we had gentle shower Uness we get
more, crops will be short, probably no; more than
hllf tho ord inarv Well
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

THE QUEEN or THE YELLOW DASKs.-They
have little pet of steamboat over on the st. Croix,
bearing the above odd name, which she acquired b,
being built at Oquawka, H.; and having padded
around the mud banks in that vicinity until her
boiler got foul and out of order; bilious we picsume---
she has sought change of water, and the roouish
looking yellow boys who man her, change of air in
the heahu breezes and crystal streams of Minnesota.
She is now making three trips week between Still
water and the Fails Of the ST. Croix, and is nprov-
ing and getting up steam stronger every day she
Her deck is built upon two keels large batteaux,
with centre wheel between; her length being, it is
said 40 feet. She is 20 horse power, though they
only Keep about Is of them at work, oats and corn
being high. She carries 20 tons they saw of lead
perhaps she may-we she could not carry it
in feat.ers--and she sports C;lptipg, Clerk Ensi-
neer, FIremen, Pilot and Cook. There are no gem
tenan officers on board; however, all working
mcn-captains deck hands as the may be-
She only burns cord of wood every Nv Give hours,
which, ia she runs Ike scared owl, carries her To
the Falls and back again. 1t is thought when her
stomach improves from the of Underwater,
she can comfortably digest little Her ex.
penses are just so per day; consequently, it she does
no business she scarce stst enough to find the
shallow bottoms at that rate. Alth )ugh she has u
cook or two, she has eating accommodations, los
want OF cabin, kitchen, &c, and her unlucky pas
sengcrs must therefore eat themselves. Ga! horrible,
IN this land OF plenty; and if the ''Queen" should
Dc - IL 10 ctlCk an nl1 1T itOa IL Slnl
bar, they must ais, sleep themselves Still her fare
81 per trip, warranted TO 90 through easy as a
dose of castor OIL by daylight. Success to the Queen
grease her bottom Captain, and shove her through.
The lumber men all want their supplies for the win
ter, taken up, and a other boat a
dry sand bar, she enjoy perfect monopoly of the
uaie and 60 it with rush. SPLASH.
RAIN.--The "clatk of the weather Office - visited
St. Paui two weeks ago, and brought with him cop
ous raia Storm being the first have had for some
two months. 1t was very acceptable and as welcome
as the flowers OF May the face Of old friend
The ground was parched up, being rs dry sand fox
foot below the suffice The crops have suffered
much. But ali strangers on official author
y that this is not an average specimen of the wealth
IN climate at this season of the year. The
summers gene ally, instead Of BEN, dry as "A con
ributon box, moist the eyes Of a maid at a
tale of woe, while the brcezes are pure as iuao-
ccnce, and the mornings and twilight evenings as
sweet and rosy AS youth
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

esponlent of the Dubuque Herald saws: 81
have doubt that II. ten fourteen years Dubuque
win be large a city As St. Louis now u.s. Some
may think this strange idea, but do not.''
The idea Is not strange at all-ai,h aad not works
is an old idea with Dabque. "A the poet has cx-
pressed it, Dubuque q Never is but always To be
hlc<ii"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
PEOfsATf. COURT.

NOTICE j. hereby given. that the regu,r terms -
Probate Court Of Ramsey comfy, Mlnuesofa =
ritorv, viii be holden on the first MonaN. a. ~v,
month respectively, at O'Clock 4. NJ, a I..t uar
the town of 81 Paul.
40-yly HENRY A. Lambert.
I,,ir, IF prt,;,,tc If p,,,,o,. %,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
NEW ADVERTiSEME NTS.


SEALED PROPOSALS viii DC received at The Office
- the Indian Agent at ST. Peters for the delivery n
Traverse DIES Sioux before the close Of nav igai "e the
following provisions for the OF the Indians, Go wit:
500 bbs. supertiBc -four
1900 SKIS (avera.e bushels sound slieiied COM.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
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WHk2 nsG FAIR

! HAVE imported ior You, Ladies and &c
4 section Of the most ELEGANT part Of Bro q 81
thing that is nseiul and ornamental for .l
Minnesota, have spared 70 pains 10 obtai0.
n Il. New York prices too, l have ben
take along with III goods, AZ YOU VIII see " -
III the t2!-ttI WORi ~
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16
DISSOLUTION.

TENIE Partnership bersfniore .A5,ing b. Ween ri
rs son, this LAY dissolved by tual -fl
sent The br-iless will be continued by y +. Tys..
whc is authorized 70 scrtle al debts due BY
Gld collect ali accounts due to The
A. II. e. ff4C al'r
scptl6-22-tf n. E. Tl 500
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-16

The potato crop in New Hampshire Is sap. L. boz
seriously damaged by the rot
Boston is ornamental with ten -fs,.t..as ,ti...u
when playing consume 1872 500 gallon water b.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30

A number Of resolutions of Inquiry were Of
fered and adopted; amongst them Que ~ Mr.
Buckner, on behalf OF Mr.. CruicLied, the
Speaker, lnsIrucling the Committee on Agri
culture, Sc, to inq'nre into the expectancy ol
establishing a Tobacco inspection in tae town
ot Fredericksburg.
y bin providing Zoe an adio"rnrd session oi
the Circuit Couu OF Norfolk County, came
from the Senate. with amendments, which
" ere agreed TO by the House AID the bill thus
perfected into law
Memorials were presented From citizens
of Fredericksburg, for charter and subscrp.
ton, on the part of the State to construct y
Railroad from that town To GordonslilIe-or
a Plank Road tom the same tow to Culprn.
Ell Court House-aad for all 10 the Rsppa-
hammock CdpaI, ard an increased capital sock
10 the Company thereof.
y lumber Of bills rrcci, ed their 1t and
2d reading, amongst them
y bill Incorporating the Virginia Oil Comma.
ny in or near the cny ol Richmond.
\ Communication was received from the
Governor, enclosing communication from
Capt. Charles Dimnock, oflhc public Guatl.
on the subject Of proposition on the pat Of
tie citizens Of Richmoud,to hayeu street apened
along the mrrgn oflhe Canal in front ar the
Atmorv. After remarks from Messrs. Andef-
sou and Lew the said communications were
laid on The lallo-aud tlle House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30
Gkossua,, amd asaxziui ia LONDON.

siiNIflcANt SPEECH OF THG FORMER, ETC.
The first coarcr5d ej0ne Of the season Of the
Society Of the Friends Of Italy, took place ia
London on Wednesday evening. la conse
qpenee OF the promised appearance OF NJ
kossuth and MuzziHi, the ball was densey
crowded on the occasion Ly an audience com
posed in about equal proportions of English,
Germans and HHngarans. NJ, Kussuh was
Nchemendy cheercI as he took his place on the
PIatiorm; and this being tie first time he has
presented himself alta public meeting since his
return to England from America, the enthas
asm must be regarded as possessing the chalac-
ter Of welcome. In ak respects he oud
appear 10 have improved by his American Jour
u,y. He looks IN splendid health, and his
Eogis1 his greatly advanced in correct accen
tHHl1n. Itumor does not admit that he IS IN
good SPIRITS but depression was certainly not
Visible in his demeanor during Wednesday
evening. lie IS also considerably AngIicsed
N his dress. The black velvet coat remains.
but lis cut IS OF onr orthodox fashion; and
were II not for the heavy cncilcling beard, the
great Hungarian leader would now look like a
quiet Engioh gentleman. lulho course of the
eNenlog, h"ssulI rose To speak, and after hay
ing taken he hand OF Mazzini, as an acknowl-
edgment Of the brotherIy irhernizaiion ard al.
lance between he natives of Italy aad Hunoa.
ry,hes1id-"l have !isen, bat only for the pur.
pose 10 apologize for not making speech
! hrto IS time aaJ a season for everything IN
the world. There Is a Gr0e and a season 10
speak, and there Is a time aud a season 10 bo
81 en-. lnu English arthappv. You MAJ hope
To carry all t'latyou may rrqulra by the peace
iui means oil the free wor!. Forus We can
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30
ana growing Sfotr. Wewi,b them oil hos''
and brosserity. Sfauaton Syc,tit0f.
r...s,6. y.sl.bsrs semitic. of Nov. l3lh


From zee yirksburs sentiae OF Nov. Ina
C,reumsiaaees oftle Shooting IF 1if. IHo''
CayueaL-AYe have absiaincd thus long rom
ei.iag anv MOTH OF the sad aiir WIN h re
.,lled In tae death Of Mr.. Thos Cafneai' the
.on IN law Of the Governor O our State mat
ye nigh, Get ihe particulars. / seems That
the steamer G T.. Watkins, With Alr, Carneai
a passenger, landed TT or near lie plania-
lion Of .Jud. e James. ia Washington county
Mr.. Carncai had heard that the Judge vas an
extremely brutal nan TO his slaves AMI was
'ikewisc excited with liquor, ami upon The
Judge iaviling him and several OILERS to take
i drink with him, Carreal replied that lie
would not drink with man who abused his
negroes: tbs The Judge resented as an insult
and ldsh words elsued. The company took
heir drink however. al but Alr. Carncal, who
v,rt oaf upon The bow oi The boat aud took a
seat. whore he MS soash, by Judge james.
WHO desired sati,faciion for The insult. Car
ueal rcfased 10 make any, and asked the Old
gentlemen # auY Of bis sons would resent ihe
insult If lie was Ia slap him III the mouth! 10
which the Jude replied that he would do It
binsc,flrhis sous would no; whcreupon Mr..
| c struck him in the mouth Win the back Of
| h> hand; tie Judge rcsentedil hy striking him
across tie heal W5th cane which stunned Nj
{ Very ma,h, caa,ins tie blood 10 run freely
| from he wouad. As soon IS Garneal recov.
| cred from the blow he drew a bou lie knife
and attacked the Judge with i, infl.cting scv
/ cr.I * o1nds upon his person, soGc OF which
! we're thought to b. mortal; some gentlemen II
! crdea voriug 10 seperste The combaauts were
oundcd bv Carneal. When Judge Jane,
arrived at his house, bleeding and ii dying
STATE as il was thought, his sou seized a double
barrel gun loaded It heavily with large Shot
gallopped 10 where the boat vas, hitched BIZ
horse anu Deliberately raised hi, gun 10 shoe
! CpracaI Who WIS sitting opoua cotton bale
Mr.. James was warned not to fire. as Carnea
was uuarmed and he might Kill some innocen
person, He took his gun from his shoulder
raised again, and tired both barrels in sue
cessoo killing Cameo! Instantly. 1t IS a sa,
affair aud Carneal leaves, besides nnmerou
ficnds, most Interesting and accompishe
widow to bewai his tragica end.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30

UNIVERSITY OF FrRGINIA.-Therc are no.
4oS Students at the University-boine NO
more Than ever before-witL The certainty Of
an Increase to 42o. Virginia sen.s 2s3; Soul,
carolina y; Alabama 81; Lonisians 0; Norib
oio'na v MISSISSIPPI, s; District of Colum.
pa .; Aen'ucky s. Maryland 8; Tennessee 3
Missouri 3; Arkansas 3; Gcoroi. .. Te,as .
pennsylvania 2; New York /; Ohio /; Ind
ana l. The various schools are al,crdea =,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30

follows Ancient I.augaages III; Modern
Languages lbs; Mallpmafies l53i Natural
Philosophy 90; Chemistry lS2; Medicine 81
Physiology aud Surgery 30; ANATOMY 81; AIo"'
Philosophy III, Law 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-30

Fon TfxAs-A parry of some eGliecn or
twenty citizens of This County s.atted ycster.
day morning on nip to Texas. Most u them
eo.wiilla View 10 an ultimate removal there
Within The las'year quite number of persons
have emigra,ed from the county TO tai younc
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VIRGINIA LE&3sLAwERE.
Friday, NOV. #26.


SCntltC.
The biz prov hog fora sinking find in Ner-
folk City, to pay the deLt lhegeof and a bill
providing for AN adjourned session of the
Circuit Court Of Norfolk County, in January
and February, passed the Senate 10 day. The
remainder Of The session was consumed with
business embracing preliminary details Of leg
islaiion