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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02
s,.;,road Accidents.

On the 9th ult., the telegraphic wires
brough, the intelligence Of horrible acci-
dent on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
involving the loss of seveal lives, besides
broken limbs and numerous lesser injuries.
On the 23d of March,, a collision took place
on the Columbia road. 8. c., killing the en-
gineer and fireman.
On the 25th, an axle broke on the forward
car of train on the Buffalo and Niagara
Pals road, horribly mangling and bruising .
car load Of passengers by throwing it from
the track and upsetting it.
On the same day, 25th, a collision occurred
on the New Jersey Central road, resulting in
the demolition Of engines and cars, killing
persons and fatally injuring several others.
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We learn by q Dispatch in Tbursday's
Louisville papers. which dispatch failed to
come in our regular reports, that Mrs. Fill
more, wife of the Ex-President, died at Will
lard's Hotel, ct Washington, on the morn.
ing of the 3oth inst. She had been i'll for
long time, suffering under an attack of Pneu-
monia, but had only been seriously sick for
few days. The immediate cause Of her death
was suffocation by water on her lungs. Her
remains hive been conveyed to Baltimore BY
her friends and family. Mrs. Fillmore was
an accomplished and estimable lady, and her
death is regretted by an unusually large
circle of friends. Ill
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The Liccnce Question.

Next Montay. The voters Of every town.
ship in this state, will have the privilege oil
expressing their sentiments at the ballot box,
for or against licensing the retailing of ardent
spirits. By the new law. no ticket is coun :
ed in this question, which has not on it eli
cense" or "no license" In every township
where the majority Of votes cast are against
license, no license can be grantedin any form
for one year from the date of election, for the
retailing of spirtuous liquors in said town
ship. Where the majority of votes are for
license, any person in the townships thus
voted may obtain license for selling liquors
by retail, without paying for such license,
provided he give the auditor OF the county
the securities demanded by the new law.
The question is in a nut shell, SO that
every voter may understand what he is do
ing. We have plainly as possible stated the
question, and having previously published the
liquor law, no one need claim ignorance o.
the question. We have no comments to Of
fer, preferring to leave the question 10 the un
biased Judgment of voters Appended to thu
tickets of Pigeon township will be the word
LIcExsE-No l. cExsE-either Of which MAJ
be scratched out at the option of the voter
This township ticket is voted at the COURT
HOUsE-recoIlect that. The city ticket il
voted at the Engine houses. =.
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We have heretofore spoken partic ularly OF
the Importance of the Office of township
Trustee under the new law. May we not
again impress it upon the mind of every
voter, that the duties attached 10 this Office
are of so important a nature, that no man
should receive single vote Tor the position
who is no, honest, capable and INDUSTRIOUS
The very best men should be selected, with
out reference to any quasi matter or ques
ton. Enough has been said on This subject
and we leave il to the voters tn mselves.
Three township Tru tees are to be elec:ed
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Election Tickets!

As usual, we have printed Tickets for
the coming election. Candidates and 9th
ers may obtain City or Pigeon Township
Tickets at this Office, at the rates of Fifty
Cents per hundred. These tickets contain
all the names of candidates we have been
enabled to obtain. except Councilmen. As
each voter Of course votes for but one per-
SON to the Council, it is easier to write this
name in the blank, than scratch off dozen.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JBwELRY

q The subscriber thankful for past liberal pat.
~ rouage would respectfully inform the public, and
dA the Ladies In particular. that he rece.ved
arge and very fine assortment OF WATCHES. JEW
EikY CLOCKS and all other articles usually found IN
jewelers. shop which he and pX sell at prices as
consists in part Of Pine Gold and Silver Watches Gold
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Plain n d Set Kings,
Diamond Rings, Gold Pencils. Fine hrnting LocSe,:
Guard and Pob KEYS Fine Seals and Buckle, Gold
Pens large assortment Ladies' and (,entemsn's
Breast Pins splendid lot of Earrngs both Drops and
Hoops Silver Table and Tea Spoons silver Pencils and
extension Pen holders Silver Thmbles, beautiful lot
of ane Pearl Carl Cases Portmonies. Souveners and
host OF other articles all OF the newest styles. Call in
and take look an, how IL is trouble to show such
nice things. Every thing sold warranted y be rep
resented. }. l.. bIIIkOLFE,
sp1-3m Main street, oet wafer and First
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From the Boston Weekly Museum.l
WAKING UP THE WONG PASSENGER
.r. on, =.
An Episode I'm the Life Of an Artist.
ny ysLcoxBRrpov.

In comparing notos" with a travelled
friend, CLEAN from his stock of information,
gathered Southwest, few incidents in the
lite of somewhat extensively famed Boston
panoramic prtist-one CT which incidents, at
least, is worth rehearsing. Some years ago,
the Southwest was beset by an organized
coalition Of desperadocs. whose daring outra.
ges kept travellers and the dwellers i'm the
Mississippi valley in continual fear and anxi.
ETY.. Running niggers" was one of the most
popular and profitable branches of the bust
ness pursuits of these gentleman freebooters,
and, next to horse stealing, was the most
practised.
At length, the citizens "measured swords
with the freebooters, or land pirates, more
properly; forming themselves into commit
tees, tine citizens opened Court and practised
Judge Lynch's code upon multitude of Just
&C :as ons. Atthe ne ofwh.c we write M lis
Point, on the Mississippi, was no great
shakes o. town, but spot where consider
able amount of whisky was drank, and a
corresponding quantity f crime and desper-
at doings were enacted; indeed some of the
worst scenes in Southern Kentucky's tragic
dramas were performed there. 1t SO fell out,
that some OF the land pirates had been activ-
y engaged in levying upon the negroes and
mules around Mills Point, and the protective
committee were on the alert to capture and
administer the law upon these fellows. 1t
was discovered, one evening. as the shades of
a black and rather temp, Q Gus night were clos
ing upon the mighty "iather OF waters" and
his ancient banks, that mysterious uoyaguer
or sort OF piratical vidette was seen in bis
light canoe, hugging the shore, either for
shelter or some insioious purpose.
The canoe and its navigator were diligently
W atchcd; but the coming storm and darkness
soon closed observation. ard the parties no
ticing the transaction hurried forward to the
Point, and announced one or more of The la nd
pirates in the neighborhood! Of course the
town-of some four houses, six groceries"
store and acknowledgements aroused, in
dgnant /! Impatient for avictim, the posse
comitatus Sired up" armed to the teeth with
bludgeon, blunderbuss, gun, bowie-kniie, and
whisky, started up the river to reconnoitre
and intercept the pirate and his crew.
| Each nook and corner along shore, for
some three miles, was carefully-as much so
rs the darkness would admit-scoured. The
DRINKING rode by, the stars again twinkled
In the azure arched heavens, and soon, too,
the bright silver moon beamed forth, and sud.
denly one of the vigilant committee espies
the iand-pirate and his canoe noislessly float.
ing down the rapid stream! No time was to
oe lost; the committee man, rather pleased
with the fact OF his being the first to make
the discovery, apprised conrad, and the two
hurried back to the Point, to get canoe and
start out to capture the enemy. The canoe
was obtained, three courageous men armed to
the teeth, rs the saying goes, padded off, and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

WASHINGTON, Marcn 81.
The New York nominations are Mr.Fowler,
P Postmaster; N Hi!lyer, Marshall; Mr.. Red
field, Naval Officer; 8. Mochamore, Navy
Agent, Cochran, Surveyor. Philadelphia
nominations are Brown, Collector; Miller,
Pcstn aster; Petit, Mint; Eldred, Naval
Officer; r. K. Hoyle, Surveyor, Day, Navy
Agent. Il
The New York appointments have caused
considerable talk. 1t was the Presidents
own method ofsettling the complicated affair.
The following appointments have been made;
w. c. Russell, OF H., to be receiver Of pup!ic
monies at Danville, vice Murray removed;
A. J. Gallagher, Ills, register Of the land
office at Vsndaiis, vice ]. NJ. Davis, removed;
Danr Gregory, receiver Of public monies, of
Jackson, vice G.. Fitz, removed; r. S>.Cal-
ledy, receiver Of public monies at Gren ada,
Miss. vice 8. CALDWELL, deceased.
SENATE Mr.. Adams resolution. provid-
ing for reading clerk for the Senate was
postponed until December. rs
The Senate went iuio executive session
and adjourned.
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nciBul en-.

In several wards there is but one candi-
date in each. On the tickets, blank is lief,
for the name of the candidate and ward
Voters living in wards above Main street
will vote at the Engine house, opposite the
Rev. Mr.. McCarer's church. The polls Of
the wards below Main street are at the En-.
CINE house on Vine street, nearly opposite
the Rev. Mr.. Sterrit's church.
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HARPER FOR APRIL.-We are reminded by
receiving the April No. of Harper from Mr..
Lister, that he has just obtained from Louis.
willie large supply Of this popular period.
cal for that month. Harper has secured a
reputation beyond thee requirements of news
paper commentator. 1t is the best of Ame-
rican periodicals. The April No. is full OF
fine reading matter, with numerous engrav.
;ngs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

FASHIONABLE MiLLESERY.-Misses Cow.
don g. Barker, late of Cincinnati, have just
opened Millinery establishment on Main
Street, in the stand formerly occupied by
Mrs. Guthrie. They are experienced in
their business, and we think the ladies will
find them au fat in the fashions. They have
jist received from New York variety Of
fashionable goods, to which they ask atten-
ton. Read their advertisement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

LETTER SHE.r WoRx.-We have Just re-
ceived large stock of different varieties of
letter, commercial. cap, folio post, and other
papers, for jobwork, which, by the aid of
good printers, we shall be pleased to work up
Tor patrons into Bills Lading. Circulars,
Blanks of ell kinds, g. :, &C., in the neatest
form and at reasonable prices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

TN pursuance OF order of the Cont of Common
i Pleas, of Vanderiurg County. the undersigned,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of James Robertson decd
will, the 18th day Of May A. ID. Ia53 between IN
hours OF 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock. r. n, the
Court House door, in Evansville, expose sale ut public
rhe a Of the or OF section 80, I'm Township 6
South OF range IL West, Vincennes Land District
Said tract # land lies on the Mount Vernon road about
four miles from Evansville and is good farming land
IEkMS OF SALE--One third cash. one third ut six
anG one.third ut twelve months with security. waving
relief laws. IL. q. WHEELER,
2--lw - i
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The Elections.

In noticing the coming elections, few
days ago, we made slight mistake. The
election for city officers will be held next
Monday at the Engine Houses on First and
Vine SITS. The election Of Township off,
GERS will be neld at the Court House, on the
day. The tickets will of course be entirely
separate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02
steamer Ch.rve.ten suuk.

BY a dispatch received from Louisville yes
terday evening, we learn that the steamer
Charleston sunk at Rising Sun the evening
previous. No particulars are given. The
Charleston was freighted at Cincinnati, we
believe, for New Orleans. She was large
steamer, and had made but a lew trips.
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0TDon't forget that Mr. Childs' Benefit
will place this evening at the National Thea
ire. The small bills will give full particu-
lars. 1t will be funny indeed if those who
attend don't get the worth of their money
Mr.. G. deserves compliment.
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10 We did not get any dispatches evening
before last owing to the lightning, as the
operator informed US. The evening was mis-.
ty and warm here, with slight breeze, bu,
no evidence of storm anywhere in the vici.
nifty. Yesterday morning the atmosphere
had changed much cooler.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02
COFFEE HOUSE AND REsrARAur.

Water Street. vert compeny Ersssriffe, H.
IJENRY SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
ta.rat in the three brick house, between In.
Co. Office and the Pavilion Hotel Is nov nttrd
up in the best sie and he is prepared ~ receive his
best his Bar will be supplied with the choicest
liquors. Wines and Aes which, with other rcfreshmsnss
he will serve up in approved style aud at all
hours orahe day Mr. 8 will always keeps good va
riety Of the best brands Of Cigars
Attached u the house is BOWLING SALOON, win
two fne Alleys and every accommodation REQUESTS for
such place. mh3l -6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

The Western Star clothing store, by Mack
g. Lobenstine, are daily receiving their
spring goods, of the finest and most tasteful
styles and patterns. Their well known store
is on the corner of Water and Sycamore sts.,
under the Pavilion Hotel, where customers
can always get their moneys worth.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EnnKaAS A. IA. a N wonld sar 70 their fiienI

III and customers hat they receiving their
FULL supplies for the PkING IRA DE, to which they
respectfully invite the attention OF ALL compr ing
large and carefully selected assortment OF the nsrest
designs an Dress Goods and the most desirable OF sL
kinds or FOREicN AND DOMESTIC FABRICS. Our
stock of Embroderies is large, comprising every
thing in the Of Under sleeves. Under Hdkfs.: Fine
Linen Cam brio do Collars Jaconet and Swiss Pointing:
Edgings and Insertions Plain ano Embroidered GRAPE
SHAWLS, from $40 10 $50. Also variety OF cheap
Spring and Summer do Curtain Mullins and Laces Fine
Painted Shades and Trimmings; Gloves Of all kindss
int- sk Niis, Fine Fans, Parasols and Ladies Silk
Umbrellas &c, cc Ii is useless to eDumerate every.
thing have In store suce il 10 that stock win
be complete this than and being do
termined TO sell our goods LOW ask examination
Of our stock by the community In general. DlhW. Z
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LaNnEox SALE.

I'VE viii sell st public auction, at the Court HOUSE
wv door in Evansville, the 18th day Of May. A. p
1859 IL sold before at private SALE the following de-
scribed tracts Of land. to wit:
The or the or 81 town range 10 20 acres
The " ar OF the W OF" 3, 10" 20 "
In Marlborough county, and within three miles Of Evans
vIllc These rcts land ch, dsomoy located,
suIcieny hear Evansville make them desirable
TERxs-One half cash, and ehalf In one year. with
Interest. - INSLE, WHEELER 4 1GLEHAKI.
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AN ODD ,SErrLEMExr.-AtS st. Lo;lis, last
week, young lady Aas presented before
Esquire Treadwsy for obtaining Sl27 worth
of goods from young merchant under false
pretsnces. When the suit opened the lady
appeared, owned vP, and willingly offered
herself fo- pay. TIE merchant liked her md
accepted the legal tender, which was ratified
by the maf-istrale. -. -------------------
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CoMn6rsSI oNER's SALE.

THE undersigned Commissioner, appointed BY the
L Court Of Common Pleas, of Vanderburg County,
will, by virtue OF dscree of said .ur made at its
rch Term, A. ID. 1853, sell ct public auc ion The
2t day OF April, A d. 1853. at the door Of The Court
House, i'm the city OF Evansville the southwest o.. OF the
north Or Of section No g. township No. J. south
range No. ii wes., in Gibson county, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the balance In six and nine
months from the sais-he purchaser giving notes
with interest from the day of SALE with approved
ap2-3w Commissioner.
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0We observed the City Candidates, cir
culating about town yesterday, and scarcely
a man escaped their notice. Wonder if they
will make as polite officers as they do candi.
dates.
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~ BY reference to their advertisement.
the public will see that they can be supplied
with Buggies, Carriages. Rockawsys. right
here at home, by Messrs. Satterlee g. DEG ar
mo, with as good an article and as cheap az
in any Eastern market.
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liza large new steamer called the Henry
Chouteau, was at our wharf day before yes
terday, bound for st. Louis. She was built
for the st. Louis and Missouri river trade
She has the engines of the old Concordia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02

@The steamer w. B. Clifton, command
ed by Harry Spots, has taken the place Of
the Reindeer. She was here yesterday morn
ing and will until further notice, be a
Evansville every Friday morning for St.
Louis, and every Tuesday morning for Louis.
vile. We thank our old friend, Mr.. Lowrey
first clerk, for a package of PAPERS. The
office could not be better filled than by Mr.
Lowrey. yssrgg 40
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

COLBURN & HERsHBERGER have just received.
~ and have now open. large and elegant assortment
Of the fabrics aud latest patterns both for ladis
and gentemens wear which they would be very happy
to show their friends and who may favor them
with call. ALS0A large assortment Of Staple md
House Furnishing Goods, Carpeis.. Damasks. Muslin
Curtains Linens, Coces. Curtain Pins, Linen Sheet
inrs dc. All for sale low. Call and examine Tor your-
selves. .COLBURN & HERSHBERGEk. 4
mh3l' A Corner Main and Wafer st&-
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@Page d Bacon, and several other bank
ing houses and companies, in st. Louis, are
now undergoing trials under a presentme Mt
by the Grand jury for illegal banking.
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AUCTION.

THERE will be sold at public auction, ut the stors Of
l. Mr. Bernhard n. Rechtn, the whole stock az Go0js
consisting principally of Liquors. Dry Goods, Groceries.
Bapware. Queens, thina and Glassware. Those goods
subject to mortgage OF one of his csedtou but the
proceeds thereof will be divided among all the credito
II they sign certain agreement now In the hands ct
Theodore venneman. The sale will be commencod
Tuesday morning. April 5th. 1852 at 10 O'Clock. A.
/. mh3lt,t G.. VENNESAN.o
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SIR:-At a meeting of the citizens Of Pig
con township, held last night. pursuant to no
ticr. in the school house OF the Seventh Dis
tric', on Lied st. Lamasco City, the following
persons were nominated for the important
Offices oftownship Trustees, Township Treas.
urer, and Township Clerk: ss4a -
Truste's-pErER SHARPr. JOHN A. REITz
WILLIAM WARREN.
Treasurer-JoHn FARRELL, Grocery
Clerk-THos. E. GARvfN. , Al
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plank ROAD NOTICEs

THE Subscribers to the capital stock Of The Northern
Plank Road Company" organized for the purpose
o. constructing Plank Road from the City OF Evans
vile TO the south bank Of Big Pigeon Creek upon and
ing the State road leading from Evansvi TO Prince
rcby notified that election will be held
the ONCE Of JONES BLYTHE, in the City Of Evans.
vile. the 18th day OF April, ID. 1885, between the
hours of and O'Clock. r. NJ, OF said day for the pur
sc Of electng not less than three than seven
Directors of said Company such for year,
and until their successors elected.
JAMES G.. JONES, On behalf OF
CONRAD BAKER, themselse s
~ JAMES LAUGHLiN. and other
i apa CRAWFORD BELL. subscrjbers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

II MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Members are hereby notified that the quarterly NEE,
ing will be he at the College Hail. Monday the 5
of April. Ageneral attendance is earnestly urged, a.
business Of interest will be brought before them.
mh3is >. BENZ. X. DAVIDSON, NJ. d. Sec'ry.
HGREAr ELECTION NEwsn WORD TO
THE wIsEfll-There are quite number Of very nice
young men who have not paid their POLL TAX, They
cannot vote for their friends the ensuing city election
There about three hundred. cannot write all the
receipts on the day OF election. But win be sure to
As1sa Delinquent Tar List at eseA eft1e pslls,-
mar 9 te 4. = y WM. HUGHES Cl.L
TLIBRARY NOTIcE.-An per dns having book
their possession drawn from the yanderburgh COUNTY
Library previous TO my taxing charge OF the same, are
requested to return them imm ediaely to me at the Of
ice Of the Railroad Company Unnecessary Chat these
Books should be returned forthwith to settle the old
Librarians accounts. JOHN Z. MARTIN,
iSu~-a A"o eiie"s
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT one hundred WHITE PINE EvERGREENS
"A fresh and In nne Ter Just recev cd from the north
ern part of the state, fine and thrifty. for sale at h,
Wharf Boat Of lal,sl O'RlLEf d. MITCHELL.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A. MOULD respectfully invite the attention Of 81.
g the Ladies of Evansville and vicinity, to q q
~ large aud beautiful selection OF SPRING ~
ERy that t;,ey have Just received from New
York, and ss:J b this city Tor variety. STYLE
and bcauy. Those in want OF handsome cheap Bonnet
Ribbons Flowers Mantellas. &C., would do well TO cal
Main street, between Water and Fret Streets east
sde where every endeavor will be made to please the
most fastid:ous taste. Il ~ =
n. B. Millincrs and Apprentices wanted ap2
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lust RECEIVED large and general assert.
ment of Locks and Iltches from the factory I'd
wards, Morris & Co., and for sale low by
= er-rF- = -ssf ava rs-r- m. GRIFFITH, e.
ap2 Sign Of the Mill Saw.