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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-19
Circuit COuIfs

The April term of vanderburgh Circuit
Court commenced yesterday; Judge Hovey
Presiding. Several small state cases were
disposed Of Wilson was tried and convicted
for burglary, and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for three years and find 81. It will
be recollected that he is the customer
caught by H. d. Allis, Esq, some time
since in his own house, which he had burg
lariously entered. motion for q new trial
in Lumm's case argued, and taken under adj
visement by Court.
There are about IS State cases on the
Docket. =
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uThe agents of colton's new map ,

TThe agents of Colton's new map of
Indiana request US to say to their subscribers
in this city, that the cause of the few months
delay in getting out the map was to enable
them to give more definitely the projected
lines of railroad; and the congressional dis
tricts under the new division, and much
other valuable geographical and statistical
information. The delay has resulted in a
very great Improvement Of the original de-
sign.
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S27,3SO 76
1920 80
Sl3,llO &c


increase Sl3,llO 70
The Madison and Indianapolis railroad d.
vided IL per cent last year-a far greater
rate than can be expected hereafter, as tn
Bellefcntaine and Dayton connexions will be
in order this spring.
The Illinois roads promise fat dividends.
The Chicago and Galena railroad, 90 miles
in length, built at a cost of about a million
of dollars, sums up its earnings for four
months at S20l,704 So. With the average
expenses this would give forty per cent per
annum, respectable yield, even in Califor-
MIA.
February receipts for the Toledo, Nor
walk and Cleveland road, were S27, 44S.
There will be great increase for March, as
the travel on it is immense.
February receipts for the Little Miami
road were S6S ,0O0'
Mad river and Lake Erie stock at a late
administrators s~le in Champaign county
brought par. 1t was not long since it could
have been purchased at fifty cents on the
dollar. Could more practical evidence be
adduced of the ability of its management!
Columbus (Ohio) Jour.
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rThe New York Mirror, abiding to the
death of Mrs. Fillmore says:
May the ex-President have abundant coli
ISOLATION in the midst of his sorrow. Frank
lin Pierce came to the place of power accom-
panied by the angel of death; MiIlard Fill
more goes from that place, with deaths
angel leading the way. There is teaching
of humility and the littleness ofearthly things
in this sable picture.
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10 Some of the Democratic organs in this
quarter contained, a few months ago, all sorts
Of ridicule and denunciation Of the japan ex-
petition projected by the late Wing admin
istraton. They pronounced it ga miserable
piece of tomfoolery fit only to be laughed at
by the world" Well, the expedition did not
sail during the lifetime of the administration
which projected it, and there was very re-
cent rumor that it had been or would be coun-
termaaded. Now if this ,umor had turned out
to be true, there would have been no end to
the Locofoco shouts over what would have
been denominated the prompt arrest of the
absurd and preposterous Wing project. The
Washington Union, however, gives an en-
phatic contradiction to the rumor and says,
that "the administration is making every eff
fort to give all proper aid in carrying out the
important objects of the expedition and in
fulfilling the public expectation in regard to
it."
Now the Locofoco organs which laughed at
and denounced the expedition so immoderate-
ly can either retract their denunciation or for
get that they ever uttered it. Perhaps the
latter might be more convenient. What do
they think, just at present, of the Japan expe-
Lou. Jour. gHr
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o. The income from the rent of tie pews
in Rev. Mr.. Chapin's church, in Broadway, is
$4,000 year. Mr.. Chaplin is. at present,
one of the most popular preachers in the city,
and his church, on Sunday evenings, is crow
ded long before the hour of commencing the
services. Even before the doors are opened,
a large number of people gather in front of
the church. t.-..-...s
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CURIOUS FREAK OF INsAxIrY.-John Rose,
an insane man, died recently at Goshen,
Orange county, having liter lily starved him
self 10 death. A post mortem examination
was held, when his stomach revealed the fol-
lowing contents: One large silver teaspoon,
pair of STEEL spectacles nicely rolled up, and
KEY or crank used for winding up clock.
Rochester Union.
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RAILROADS IN CANADA.-According to a
new Railroad map issued in Montreal, the
number of miles Of railroad completed, is 205;
under construction 628; chartered. 1911; to-
tai, completed and chartered 2,044 miles.
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nTThe fine new steamer Empress was at
our wharf yesterday morning. She il one
of the very best New Orleans and Louisville
boats, and ha, shown herrelf good traveller.
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~ In Dresden tho Master of Ceremonies
prohibits any lady from appearing at Court a
second time in the same dress; and the poor
old nobility have to live on bread and cheese
that they may be enabled to pay their wives
dressmakers.
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DIED,

On the 18th inst. ELIZABETH EARLY, daughter of
joseph p. and Mary Elliott.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu-
neral this morning at 10 o'clock, from the resid OF
Mr.. Elliott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-19

RAILROAD DIvIDESDs AND SALEs.-The
receipts of the Southern Michigan and Nor
thern Indiana Railroad for January 1852 and
1853 compare thus:
January, 1853 $40, 1865 80
1852 1886 90
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The Evansville, Indianapolis q Cleve.
land Slra Line Railroad Com many.

Inc AmOh0u0Y0tso u OACtCs
land, Strait Line RailrOad Company.
The stockholders in the above company
are notified that an election will be held at
the Court House in Indianapolis on the 18th
day of May next at the hour of two O'Clock,
P. n. to elect eleven directors FROM the stock
holders for the ensuing year.
April 18th, 1858.
DIRECTORS.
o. H. Smith, indianapolis.
Willard Carpenter, Evansville.
Given Johnson, Morgan Co.
Henry d. Aliis, Evansville.
James Cockrum, Gibson Co.
Jonathan Wilson. Pike Co.
Elisha Hyatt, Davies Co.
William Mason, Green Co.
Jeremiah Smith, Randolph Co.
John Love, Delaware Go.
John HI. Johnson, Owen Co.
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rThe Express. in an article on "Stowe

/ HThe Express, in an article on "Stowe-
ism over the sea-" says:
stafford House is in terrible commotion!
London. Liverpool, and Brummagen are all
agog. Mrs. Stowe is coming!
"Five hundred and sixty-two thousand,
eight hundred and forty-eight (562 84S) sig
natures have been collected or drumned up
by the Duchess Of Sutherland and other
noble ladies, in order 10 have them attached
to an address TO our countrywoman, which
is to be presented to her in elegant book
form, (making some twenty folio volumes9 as
soon as she lands at Liverpool, whittier she is
now on her way. And all these are the
names of the woman of England. There 10
not an autograph from a male abolitionist
among them all" f.
The London Times says of the expected
advent:
"Mrs. Stoves portrait has already rather
widely dispelled some agreeable, though, of
course, unwarranted, illusions. But the por-
trait was photograph, and copied on wood
in an illustrated contemporary, and not even
angelic beauty could survive that double or
deal. Now, however, we are to have the wo-
man herself: the poetic mother of Eva-the
godmother of Uncle Tom-the spiritual sis
ter of the deserted Aunt Cole, the frenzied
Eliza, and the desolate Cassy-the calm re-
proven OF Marie, the converter Of st. Clare;
the woman who has copjured up names more
imperishable than marshals, scenes more me-
morable than pitched battles, and story that
may be read when cities are forgotten. Kos
suth. however, ceased to be hero when he
had touched British soil. What if Mrs. Stowe
should undergo sore equally strange trans
formation in cur eyes?"
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$42,265 80
1886 90
Increase l6O per cent
S25,62S as

The February receipts Of the Cincinnati
and Dayton railroad show an increase of
almos. the whole amount of those Of the Same
month last year:
January, 1853 S27,3S0 rs
1852 1920 so
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

WHITE SULPHUR SPHlN GSs
FyNHE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the White
i Sulphur Springs, in Union county, KY. have the
pleasure to stts that the premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be sill further improved by the
addition of new building, with several commodous
rooms and many other material alterations and conve
nences.
They have bought the property with the intention of
improving and adj rning IL tattractive and
agreeable and will do to the extent of their ability
and the time allowed before the opening of the watering
season. Nature has done her part to renderit
INVITING AND LOVELY
and the Proprietors will pains theirs since
ihsr interest and Inclination will alike prompt them
its performance.
OF the medicinal and restorative virtues of the water
IN these respects well established and widely known
The propretors will be prepared TO entertain company
On the LIST Of june and respectfully solicit The encour
-lff1 II. E. ROUSE,
G. G. GREEN.
ap15dlm-f Hcaderson ReDorter.
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cORNER FIRsT sTREETHs
(EatraRes First Streefo
TINE undersigned have purchased this wen known
Saloon and entirely reftted and refurnished II. IL
is in particular agreeable place Of resort
being provided with excellent Tables and thing ne
ccssry for the comfort and pleasure oil visitors Inc
propretors will give the personal attention 10 the Sa
loon spare trouble in making the isits Of their
friends pleasant Connected with The Billiard Saloon
choicest of liquors and cigars. The old patrons
Of the Saloon and the public generally. invited
call THOS. y. SMITH.
apl4 ALBERT ROWLEY.
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40 DOE. WOODEN BUCKETS;
s.le by aplld&w SAMUEL ORR.
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ID. s. ANDERSON,
NJ ERIC liant TAILOR,
COMMERCIAL ROW.
nn.avsf< 4.

Opposite y. II. .Masse 4 Co.,
Evansville. md.
rs receiving large and superior stock OF SPRING
l. GOODS OF thu best material and of the most FASH
ionable styles. Fine black coored Cloths of the
best English. French. and German manufacture; fine
black Doeskn; large stock of French, English and
American Fancy Casimeres in and beautiful styles,
patterns designs Linen Drills of the very drs quality
goods plain colored and figured Of the most
figured Silks and Ssitins Of superb quality.
THE ABOVE GOODS
will be manufactured order in good style, and sold
CHEAPER than the same goods can be bought in any city
West of the Mountains. Terms, CASH.
d. S. A. is agent for Williams "Reports Of Fashion"
The present number be had BY mail otherwise,
ordered. for the small sum of 81 80. apl6u
EVANSVILLE BOOKsTORE.
lust RECEivED Graham's Magazine for April;
Codes Lady Book do do:
For sale by apl6 SAMUEL LISTER.
r AIDES SUP. CATERS AND SHOES.
IL just reed, Ladies Fine White Kid Gaitcrs
Ladies Fine Black Silk Lasting Caters;
do do do do do Tipped Caters;
apis 40 DO Aid b'''s :. X x HENDRICKS co.
L of fresh Gun Powder and Imperial, just received
- apis Is '-'' NV " PRESTON BROTHERS.
IHEESE...50 Boxes choice Western Reserve,
~ just received and for sale By - noru,n.
GLOVER SEED...A snail lot in store and for
" sale by lapl3l PkksrnN eo-.-y.----
COFFEE...ioo Bags Prime Rio. just received and
~ for sale by lapl5] PRESTON BROTHERS.
E,LAT BOAT LUMBER.
10000 feet II inch Pine Plank, 90 and 25 long
In good ORDER and for sale low at the Evansville Lumber
Yard. by apis JOHN +. CLOVER.
yXTALNUT LUMBER.
w A quantity of Walnut Boards Scantlin and Bed
Posts for sale low at tle Evansville Lumber Yard Main
Al r.. 49,
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1--WE HUNDRED PIGS TONGUES, jus
C received from Cincinnati, and Tor sale at
apl4 COOKS Family Grocery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06
With sentiments Of respect,
W L IL .
Letter fr0m 4 Croeker, Esq.

tITCHBuRG, July 4, 1898.
To Messrs. Knowlton, Phillips, Walker, White,
and Porter, Committee of Invitations at Wor-
cester for celebrating the 77th anniversary of
American Independence.
Engagements in Fitchburg prevent
my availing myself of your generous invitation
to be present at Worcester, on the 4th. l re-
rejoice however, in the constant and continued
proofs, that Worcester is determined to transmit
in all its sacred and joyful memory, this natal
day of Freedom, of civil and religious liberty with
all its gl0r1OnS results of school-houSes and
churches, to those who are so soon to fill our pla-
ces.
As for ourselves, we shall, ere long, return to
that God, who has so signally blessed us, above
all the nations of the earth, and to whom we are
responsible, that that Union, whose foundations
were laid in the best blood of the "Od Thirteen--
that that noble fabric of human government. their
patriotism bequeathed us,-be kept intact and IN
otoIate, priceless gem-a last anchor of hope
for the oppressed of all nations; the only zen
tall we would leave for posterity.
The sentiment would propose, is suggested
by your note of invitation:
Worcester an 1910, and Worcester IN 1853
Her intelligent citizens have shown what wealth
and well directed industry can accomplish, when
the one is help for the other She has
given us -'hGrd lead"
l am, gentlemen, with highest respect, yours,
A. CROKER.
Messrs. Knowlton, Phillips, Walker, White,
and Porter, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06
Letter from Caluin willard. ESQ.

W OhCE TER uly T, 1000.
Condemnation your polite letter, (received
on Saturday evening, I'd inst.,) inviting me to be
present at the services in the Church. and at the
Dinner" the occasion of the celebration of the
seventy-seventh anniversary of American indie
pendence, by the City Council of Worcester, you
will please to accept my respectful acknowledge
ments. Circumstances not within my control,
ally in the contemplated festivities You will
allow me, however, to offer the subioined senti
ment. am, Gentlemen, most respectfully, your
friend and servant CALVIN WILLARD.
Messrs ]. S. c. Knowlton, M. D. Phillips, Jos.
Walker, Charles White, S. A. Porter
While the present generation notice the day,
commemorative of our National Independence,
by outsoard manifestations of ioy-may they be
careful to cherish the memories, and emulate the
virtues of the patriotic men land women too), by
whose efforts and sacrifices, that Independence
was goriously achieved.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

Professor Alex. c. Rarry's TRlCoPHER-
Gus, OR INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautir,
ing, Curling Preserving Restoring, and Strengihenng
he Hair Relieving Diseases of the skin Curing Rhen
matte Pains, AMI Healing External Wounds bounded
by no geographical lines the reputation of Barry's Til
copheous pervades The Union. The safes of the afti
Gle Of late ears have increased in ratio that alnos,
exceeds belief Professor Barry, after careful exami
nation Of his sae' book finds that the number of bot
ties delivered ORDER quantities of from half gross
upward, during the year 1852, within a trhe of
$4,000.
IL is unnecessary present at length the evidences of
the wonderful properties of the TIcopherous, " hen
the public have furnished such Endorsement as this
The cheapness Of the article, and the explanations given
Of its chemical action upon the hair he scalp and in all
cases of superficial irritation, first recommended il TO
the attention OF the people, This all that the in
ventor desired. Every bottle advertised isef. The ef
fects of the fluid exceed expectation. 1t acted like
charm The ladies would not he without it. Country
dealers in every section of the United Saie found hey
must have il and thus built up a wholesale AIDE
of an hitherto unheard of regards altices CT
this kn The highest point has not been reached and
it is believed that the sales this year will be million
and half Of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No 1877 Broadway, New
York. Retail price, rs cents a large bottle
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity and
by the principal merchants and druggists throughout
the United States and Cana Mexico, West Indies,
Great Britain, France, &c. and by slBLEY SCOTT,
Worcester. mSl4 deodaw6m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE.
DRAFTED VENETIAN lINIMENT, as no one is called on
to pay for it, if they 90 not get relieved should hey nse
aecording to the direcins,-and no family will be
without is after once giving il fair trial II CURES
tooth ache in five minutes the severe Cough In
few days, Headache IN half an hour, Chronic Rhenma-
sm in shorter time than any thing Yet known II Is
not recommended FOR HHammdtory Rht umatfsnl, as
that requires internal treatment, and the aid Of PLY
stefan is necessary No having children ought "a
be without hottie in the house, in case OF Croup Ms "A
single application will cure it, and thereby save The life
Of many child. DysenteIy is Immediately cured by H.
if taken when nrst altacke II stops the mosi severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted 70,
Cuts, Burns, Scelds, Sores Swengs, Mosquito Bites
otc. Price, rs and 50 cents.
Dr. Tobias has also put Up HORSE IMMINENT
w nearly PINT bottles; which 0wneiS of Horses viii
ma superitr to any other for Gals, Collie, sprans Swell
lings, etc Price, SO cents.
:. ~, AL orders must be addressed to Dr. TOBIAS
NO 24o Greenwich street, New York, post paid
ASENIS-Dayid Fcott, NJ. D. Green, Division M
u, Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester; q. j.
Tan, and w. X. johnson, Milbnry j. NJ Gront e.
Co. and Phineas Jones, Spencer
marie doayy.o,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

WORCESTER, July 2, 1858.
Gentiemen:-I thank you for your kind invitation
TO unite with the City Council of Worcester, in ap.
propriate celebration of great national holiday of
Freedom. In conformity with arrangements which
| had made before the receipt Of your invitations
must leave town, and it is possible that may not be
able TO return in to be with you on that plea.
SAINT occasion. | assure you, this will be a source
of sincere regret 10 me; for should be most happy
to attest, by my personal presence, my approval of
custom which, trust, has been established ,and
will henceiorth be perpetual in this city, Of observ.
this National Anniversary, in an appropriate and
imposing manner, and under the official sanction of
the city authorities. As Of your constituents
go for such celebration, without distinction Of par
ty, under the old flag that knew what a putty
was, and in full eommemoraIon Of THE DAY AND
THE EVENT it memoralizes.
Lest may not return in season for the dinner on
Monday, hand you sentiment which you may use
or not as occasion requires.
remain, very truly, your obi servant
and townsman, A II. BULLOCK.
Hon. Mr. Knowlion and the Committee of CITY
Council Of Worcester
The Fourth Of Jaiy WITHOUT distinction of Party
There was but one party in the Continental Con-
gress, the sgners Of the Declarations there shonL
be but one party to-day, to celebrate their deeds,
and revere their names.
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Police Court.

TUESDAY, July s.
Before Justice Grdcn.-J Ohm Daily was b ought up
for being drunk the 4h Of July. and pleaded gull
ty. He was fined s and costs, amounting in all 10
$6,1
For want of the money, John was committed to
he House Of Correction.
Patrick Ryan, for being dunk, vas fined 81 and
costs, amounting to S7,7I, and in default
mlled.
Mis-. Doran, for committing an assault aud battery
on jeremiah Kane, Of the conslables Of this city
on the 4lh Of july ives fined SO and costs, amount
ing 10 s 6, 93, and in default committed for
payment
Mary Conners was brought up for disturbing The
peace the End Of July, and for six months preyi
Gus. The case was adjourned TO Wednesday morn
ing, TO give Mary chance to produce evidence Of
her peaceabe and gentle character,
Ralph Ewing was charged with assault and bat
terry upon Michael Duly, on Saturday, July I'd.
On Saturday, Duly came to the Office Of the police
JUSTICE with the marks Of violence upon his person,
and with his clothes soied, as if he had been tram
pied in the dust, and stated that Ralph Ewing,
keeper Of restaurant, had laid violent hands on
him.
Duly appeared 10 be soter when he lodged the
complaint.
To-day, Ewing called two Witnesses, who swore
that Duly was drunk half an hour before he prefer
red his complaint. That he fell in Ewing's store,
and that Ewing neither struck moi kicked him. Ew-
ing discharged.
Norris Chandler and William Sawyer were ar.
ragned for keeping roulette table, III u building IN
Exchange street, for the purpose Of playing unlawful
games for monty The trial Of the case was deferred
10 Wednesday morning.
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nr4- (plsONING N

Thousands of Parents who VcrmiTuge composed
of Castor Oil, Caomel, &c, aware that while
they appear to benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF diseases, such sal
ivatioD, loss of sight, weakness limbs, &C.
In another column will be found the advertisement Of
HObensack's Medicines, which weask the attention OF
all directly interested their own well as their Chill
dren's health. In Liver complaints, and all disorders
arising from those OF bilious type you oudmake use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensaeks Liver Pills
o. Be nor dscetoed," but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK,
as none else genuine
L. T. LAZELL, EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d hill,
Agents for Worcester.
iaOI Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-06

Dates from Havana 10 the 29th ul. have been re-
ceived, The Diatio de la Marina OF that date
states that Count Carlisle has been thrown into
prison on charge OF having been engaged inillega
correspondence with certain inhabitants OF the Is.
land d jamaica. The allegation is that the Count,
in connection with others, mad loaded vessel with
arms and ammunition, which were destined for the
use Of The Jamaica negroes, who contemplated a re-
volt Owing TO a slight mistake on the part OF the
captain OF the vessel, the secret was exposed, and
the munitions OF war we're seized by the Spanish
authorities. Through the intervention ol Lord Clar-
endon, further proceeding in the Counts case were
suspended until information could be received nom
Eng land Boston Journal