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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-14

~ The fine steamer Iowa, Capt. More
house arrived here yesterday morning, bound
for New Orleans. The Iowa left Louisville
entirely light, there being two boats to one
freight, then N port. She will remain here
a few days. receiving her load, during which
time We hope the Captain and interesting
family will enjoy themselves.
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0TSome Of the friends of the Rev. DR..
Beecher have purchased an annuity of five
hundred dollars year, and presented it to
him on New Years day, as a token of respect
for his long and faithful services in the cause
of religion, and morals.
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FOLIAGE IN DEcEMBER.-A correspondent
of the Boston Journal sent to that paper sew
eral specimens of green foliage, plucked on
Friday morning from the boneysuckle, the
rose, the spire, and peach tree. These
shoots are from four to five inches in length,
and are as well covered with leaves as is
usual for them at the last of May or first of
June,
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0Tlt is estimated that the trade of Japan
with this country, if she opens her ports, will
be worth S2,OOO,OOO annually. This is more
than the entire value of the annual exports
of the United States to great Britain.
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BERTHs IN RAILROAD CARs.-The Syra.
cuse Star understands that the directors of
the Syracuse and Binghampton Railroad
contemplate putting berths in their night cars.
which, it says, can be done if the six foot
guage be adopted
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RAILROAD A CCIDENT.-The Frankfort YeO-
man says:
We learn that the train going from this
nlace to Lexington, on Saturday evening, was
thrown from the track near Mr.. r. w.
SCOTS, and the engine greatly injued. The
cause of the accident was pile of logs laid
across the road, and as logs are not endowed
with locomtive power, they must have been
placed there by some fiend in human shape.
This Is not the first time that the cars have
been injured and the lives of the passengers
endangered by such proceedings. 1t is high
time that the proper authorities were taking
the matter in hand and bringing the offenders
to punishment. If such things are allowed
to go on, matters will come to a worse pass
than they were, some time ago, in Michigan.
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CHURCH PEws.-The sale of pews in the
splendid Few church just completed on the
corner of Fifth avenus and Nineteenth street
for Rev. DR.. Alexander's congregation, took
place last evening, and notwithstanding the
inclement weather, large audience was pre-
sent, and the sale went off with great anima-
ton. The assessed value OF all the pews in
the building, numbering two hundred and
four, was SlO2,975. OF this number, ninety
lime were sold at SS5,350, realizing pre-
MUM of Sl4,600. The highest premium
paid was 90 per cent, ranging down to per
cent. The highest price paid for a single pew
was SI,675. Stephen Whitney was the pur-
chaser. The building is one of the most at
tractive in the city, and cost, with the ground,
SlO5,O00. The ground cost $4,000. 1t is
finished within very tastefuly, though plainly,
and is very conveniently arranged. The So
ciety is nearly free from debt, owing only
about $4,000, while enough pews remain un-
sold to discharge this and leave surplus.
". Y. Journal al Commerce.
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10 Half million dollars worth of proper
ty was destroyed by fire in Boston last month
less Than half Of which was insured.
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CO At masked ball held in Paris, among
the principal characters were Uncle Tom,
Topsey, Eva, and Casey, from Mrs. Stoves
novel.
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DIR. wills N,

A REGULAR
aLOPATHTc PHYSICIAN, SURGEON Ind
ACCOUCHER.
rs about to make a permanent location In this city,
he therefore tenders his professional services to the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity
II JsHe be found at the Evansville Hotel, except
when absent on professional business.
N.B.-All night orders promptly attended. janIl-1y
OFFICE in the Eyanvile Hotel, Walnut street.
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Dec. 80, 1852.


Dec. 80, 1852.
Sia-Some months ago Mr.. Kerr was in
structed to request that you should be recall
ed, and some other person appointed as rep
resentatlve from Nicaragua to this govern
ment. -,
A dispatch was yesterday received from
Mr.. Kerr, transmitting copy OF letter %
him from Senior Castelon, the Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs, who declines on the part OF
The Nicaragua Government to comply with
the Presidents request, and expresses wish
that the reason on which it is founded De
giyeb to be submitted to the Nicaraguah
Chamber.
"This course would be followed by discus.
s;ons of a most Improbable character anu
besides, the President cannot consent that
any condition be attached to the compliance
of the Nicsragusn Government, win re-
quest warranted by the principles OF puDnc
laa and the practice of civilized states.
have therefore directed Dir. Kerr TO renew
the request for your recall, and the appoint
ment of another minister.
"Meantime, have to inform you that no
communication can be received from you as
Nicaraguan Envoy. Personally, l regret
that it Is my duty to address you letter Of
this character.
81 have the honor to be, &C.,
. EDWARD EVERETT.
"To Senior Don Jose de Marcoleta, etc.
The correspondents of the New York paper
represent he difficulty which has resulted il
in the above epistle Of the Secretary ofStat'
to have originated in certain undiplomatit
language in which Mr.. Marcoleta indulge'
respecting Mr.. Webster and the adminstra
ton, and which was called out by the Mica
raguan minister's opposition to the proposes
treaty between the United States, Englan
and Costa RIGA. Senior u. is also said t
have betrayed the progress of these negotia
lions through the public press. Mr. Everett
is likewise understood to have taken offenc
at the publicity given to his letter accreditn
Senior Marcoleta, which was addressed {
him in common with similar letters to III
rest of the diplomatic corps, as is customar
on the accession to Office of new Secretar
of State.
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tETlt is worthy or especial notice that
witness, in the Martha Washington case, ties.
tilted that the passengers published card in
the newspapers thanking Capt. Cummings
for his conduct at the time of the fire, and
endorsing him in the usual styl lie of such doc
uments. This proves hos easy it is to proucre
names to any sort of paper, and reminds us
Of the anecdcte of the wag who obtained a
clergyman's signature to a petition to the
Governor of New Yerk to have him (the
minister) hanged Madison Courier.
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EDUcArIoN.-Every boy should have his
head, his heart and his hand educated. Let
this truth never be forgotten. BY the proper
education of the head, he will be taught what
is good and wha. is evil, what is wise and
what is foolish, what is right and what is
wrong. By the proper education of the
heart, he Will be taught to love what is good,
wise and right, and to hate what is evil, fool
ish and wrong. And by proper education of
the hand, he will be enabled to supply his
wants, to add to his comforts, and to assist
those around him The highest objects of a
good edu alton are, to reverence and obey
God, and to love and serve mankind. Every
thing that helps us in affirming these objects
is of great vaue, and everything that binders
us is comparatively worthless When wis.,
dom regns in the head, and love in the heart.
the man is ever ready to do good; order and
peace reigns around, and sin and sorrow are
almost unknown. Btac.c00d.
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coils Boston Manufactured Manila
~ Cordage for check lines just received and for sale
oy Usnsl FOSTER & BROWN.
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RAILROADS Ohio stands second in num-
Der of miles of railroad in operation.
New York having ALDO, and Ohio l,4ls;
pennsylvania has, oil, Massachusetts, I, lao
and Georgia stands next, 85S; New York has
l,oO4 miles in progress, and Ohio 1876,
placing the Empire and Buckeye States on
precisely the same figures when roads COM
pleted and in progress are added-3, 1874
miles, Lou. Cour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-14

CURE FOR CHILLs AND FEvER.-Take a
raw egg, break it in tumbler, cover with
vinegar, and drink all together an hour or two
before the time of the chill, and you will
never be annoyed with that pestlence " hich
is so fatal to the senior members of the hu-
man family-the fever and ague. If the
above recipe should prove serviceable, be
kind enough to inform us of the fact, and
we'll try dose.
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GAME AND OYSTERS.

- OF GROUSE, quail, and PkINcEBAY OYsTsRs an ths
shell. J. FRAZER -
MEDICAL BOOKS
lxl Dunglesons Medical Dictionary;
Hooper's do do:
Christison & Grifiths Dispensa,ory;
Wood IL Bache's u. s. do;
Skey's Operative Surgery;
Ferguson Practical do;
Lawrence the Eye;
For sale at the Evansville Bookstore, by
janl2 SAMUEL LISTER.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK, STORE has Just received n
IL game for children entitled Uu,LE Tom ana LIT
TIE Eva. For sale by SAMUEL LISTER.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed administrator of the estate of VIII
liam NJ. Walker late of Marlborough county, deceased.
said estate is suppos d to be solvent
janiO- .3w JAMES I. WALKER, Administrator.
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TREMENDOUS FLOOD.

lust RECEIVED from New York, general assert
- ment of Fancy Cassimere.. TWeeds,
Kentucky Jeans. Satinetts, &c. DC.
ALSO---A new supply of LADIES' DRESS GOODS
DELAINES, CASHMERES, MERIN0S, and FANCY
PRINTS OF all styles and prices.
ALso-A general assortment OF Centlemen's and Boys
Ready Made Clothing just received at the New York ana
louisville Branch, Water street. Main- which
will sold at wholesale retail cheaper than
ian Eff WIN. LoEWENTHAL & co. 9
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

"a A FINE FARM FOR SALE,
eii,fzH Situated two and half miles south &5S<E
ls,st<4 west of Princeton. Gibson county, Ia, sA
1zzzke<A and one mile west of the Evansville -
and illinois Railroad, aud the route leading from
princeton to New Harmony, consisting If lao acres 50
acres under cultivation, the balance well tmbered-a
good Fr me House, in good order Two good Wells
and two Living Springs en- the premises.
For Terms apply the premises or at the Eagle
Restaurant Evansville, Indiana.
JAM ZILLAH FRAZIER.
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Especial Dispatch to the Y. Tribunc.l
Dismissal OF the Nicaraguan Minister.
Ion 1914

WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1858.
On Thursday last, the following letter was
addressed by the Secretary of State to Mr..
Marcoleta, Minister from Nicaragua to this
government:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON,
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THE EVANSVILLE BOOKSTORE has just received
l. Harper's Magazine, for January Subscriptions So
licited, by Ijans SAMUEL LISIEh.
C,HAWLS.-
- 100 super Printed and Embroidered Long Shawls;
500 "a Emproidered Shawis;
Received and for sale by JAS. LOW q ",
ianII 4I7 Main ct, Louisville Ky.
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NEED-viz: Corn, Oats Barley, Bran, Shorts and Bar
Il ley Meal on hand and for sale st
janl0 COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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NTTOOLEN GoODS.-2 cases double and twisted
w black and white Cashmere;
cases Black Striped Satines;
do Plaid LiDssys;
do Red and Black Plads;,
100 doz. White Wool Undershirts &.
Received and for saleby, JAS LOW & co..
janI Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
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CUNDRlES.-2J0l lbs Black Sewing Silk;
- 30 lbs super Black Silk Twis
200 gross Chihtz Bed Lace;
500 lbs Hall d Moodey's Black Patent Thread:
100 lbs Grant IL Wilson's White and Brown do:
100 great gross large size Bone Su.pender Buttons
Received aud for sale by JAS. Low g. CO.,
janll All Main St. LOU. Ky.
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TIE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

LARGE weekly journal, Of sixteen edird by Richard
II Willis, which and writers
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musicians, musical his
the fearless truthful cricma Of musical publ
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valuable record of musical is
choi OF Indies ish
pecially attended 10.
Terms One 81; copies, SIS five copies 500 and
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Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times
257 Broadway, New York,
ANOTHER JoukSALThe subscribers publish The
Journal OF eight each
Of mskng forty eight paxer
variety musical reading The
Monthly Gazette designed for the especial benefit OF the
musical knowledge
music require should
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Tefs One copy, 50 three copies 81 copies, 3d.
twenty COPIES S5i and person sending club twenty GET
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obtain subscribers for named pubca
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PROPOSALS for The mails Of the United States from
J. July 1885, inclusive the following route IN
Carolina received con'rac ONCE OF
the Department city of Washington until y
April decided the Uti Of April 1859
No. From Yorkve, by Hickory Grove Harmony Boydton
Cherokee IroR Works, Coopersvie Dratonsvlle, Lime
Spring, Thickety Fork, lonie and Hurricane, 70
spartnnburgh q. H., South Carolina, 80 miles and bac x
week;
Leave Yorkvle every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nti, .
Arrive al Spartanhureh c. II. next days by ], p m,
Leave Spartanbugh G. H. every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at 8, a.
Arrive a Yorkvile days by 8, a.
For bid and embracing conditions 10 be
corporated deem
proper general Of dated February
1855 8. ID. HUBBARD,
General
Posr OYrIcE Dep ARTaEsT, March 3, 1853.
March 5-law4w
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and improred Farm In Tho r,rln,,y OF

VALUABLE and improved Farm I'm vicinity of
Washington sals.Tbe undersigned wood
Stock which re,de,, certainly
In vicinity Washington.
Dtc, Of Columbia about Two miles from the navyysrd
frecro leading
lands Mes
and the hospital
cleared cultivation, and the residue heavily tmbcrd The
cleared well enclosed divided beld
which falling aud
as, stable and have been
effect within the last three and all
produce heavy There
timothy, 6fy
wheat The improvements consist OF
comfortable dwelling dairy poultry
houses barn. and ouibudnrs
for the Of the farm Possession OF tho farm and
buildings win be Immediately credit will be given
desired, for portion the purchase
For further particulars apply John Carroll Brent
James g. Mcclure, Penn
Of 10Th street, where plot Of ,s
the premises
Feb l0-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT.
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a. "
S500000
Of bonds issued by OF North Carolina. -
These bonds isl OF Jaruay 1855 and wi run
will attached, and the interest al
per will payable ON the Lot days OF July and IAN
Jury OF each year. a.. D..
public New York, unless the purchaser should prefer
able the OF North Caiohia
under the authority OF the legislature oil
Of the North carolina raHoau,
and addition faith OF the state all the stock held " ue
railroad and dividends ron said stoek are
expressly pledged for their redemption
They by express exempted from taxation
bidding will please address their letters endorsed
Sealed Proposals North Carolina smte Bonds 10 The under
New York. directed OF Messs brown q dc
Hosse, $50 Front street, New York
the Bank the Republic al O'CLOCK
OF March the presence OF O. La
o the said bank and j. p. Brown and David
Freeman, esqs Bidders may also be present
Successful bidders will be required soon as informed o. ING
depose bank the amount OF the
bids m the nrst instant 10 The credit OF
o the OF North Carolina.
This deposle be made either in the bank OF me rrpubc
ia North Carolina,
bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh, North Carolina II
Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina,
Feb l3-2aw3lstMar
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A CARD-To Housekecpers and Others.
fully call the attention OF bousekeepers
fuel uent wood
and coal, whch selected with much
We
ting that wood and coal
city, .tock and wish 10
10 make
business viii offer Inducements cuosrs who
wish quantities. OF either
had better call before purchasing
Of who accounts o,se
by calling practicable.
JAMES w. BARKER a co,
Feb l0-oawlm' Corner Of ~ ne
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BY T.. N. sTRATrON, Anctioneer.
(Psmnsylrania apsnps, corner Of NintA street.

(Pennsyirania apsnus corner 81 Nnfh street
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
FAMILY Thursday March 81, 10 O'Clock
NJ Cunningham, Pennsylvania
avenue street, shall sell all household
effects, viz
Piano forte, mahogany sofas and rockers
Mahogany hair and chairs
Moreen- covered lounges, gfandolss
Mahogany dining tables
Three-p and ingram
Stair carpets aud rods, passage oilcloih
Git-framed mirror, dressing and plain bureaus
Mahogany high post and French bedstsads
wardrobes washsiands toilet sets
Feather beds aud pillows, mattresses
good assortment Of table and bed linen
Blankets, quLts, comforts &c.
Lamps, dinner and tea ware, glassware, cutlery
Refrigerator, Stoves kitchen utensils, &C.
Terms under, CASH $2o credit Of 20, CO. and
80 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
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"big guns II is stated that the imperial treasury 10
empty, and large contributions exacted from all INC

.'big guns" II is stated that the imperial treasury 10
empty, and large contributions exacted IRON all 'Ho
provinces. -. -
proclamation has been issued by the Chinese aa
th0rities, establishing imposi OF mace ana snaa
reens per pccu tea in addition 10 The mace ~ H.
1880 The exacon will doubt be taken no'ioo ~ ~
her Mslesy's superintendent OF trade 10 "ho" na'
been represented. ,,,h a., Traaa
From Annoy we have dates TO the iHh inst iiaue
was inactive owing 10 the scarcity oil money
A Canton imports have been neglected. whieh may DC
accounted Tor by The Chinese New Year being close al
hand st February and also by the report OF the sue
cesses OF the rebels ;l.,
large operaons tea, and prices OF congous and green
lea the former TO lael, the latter TO
,sria DER pecu Six vessels have lett during the month
for England with tea.
From Shanghai we have advices only 10 the sh inst.
in imports the trade quite suspended from the want
of money tins season, and also from the panic at
oochou caused by the impedments of transit from the
want OF water in the Canals and the alarming accounts OF
the rebels Goods being brought back from Loo
chou, which contributed 10 the great stagna,on.
The export of tea from China is about 1900 900 UNI
der that OF last year To the date but several yes
sels Ill shortly leave fall from Shanghai. Of silk, the
EXPORT il estimated at 80 900 bales.
The United States sloop Plymouth arrived from Ma
nilla on the 25,h, with dates 10 the nth instant The
United States steamer Susquehannah expected here
shortly. Also in port United States ssoreshP Supply
at Macao, United States sloop Saratoga
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VALUABLE Farm nj private sale Tho farm which
Mr.. w Kkwood resides having auction,
for sale contsin. 72 under good well
in high state Of cultivation, seventy hne
timothy meadow fine apple and peach orchard ereeen, dwelling
bndngs II beautiful
,on Washington county,
BladenburR depot II divided
will he sold purchase Apply M Kirkwood
Green Scott the OF 9Th
Peunsylvaria svenoe, Washington. ~
Mar 5-3saw3w