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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-03
LIFE ASSURANCE.
E tina 1N1U n A NOE Com ANY,
Aaftf0f0. C0nMs

Hartford. Conn.,
ANNUITY FUND 10000 DOLLARS.
THIS WELL --NOWN and long establshed company.
L having organized . New Department for IaIE IL
suRAHcE, with entirely dstinc4 capital excu sivel3
pledged, with Its reserved accumuaticns for the pay
ment Of losses Life Insurance onlyand in event
liable for other debts contracts engagements % ne
company-is prepared TO issue Policies Lives q
rates materially reduced from the charges Of the Mutuat
Companies.
The leading idea of the system adopted by This Corr
pany Is ascertain precisely what worth insure
given amount upon llfe for certain time, and u
charge precisely that sum and NO 1nOre
marked all the dealings Of this Company for period Of
over thiry0ur years and the well known character Of
its officers and directors afford the sursst guaranty hat
its Affairs will BE- managed TO ao.d 70 the assured
that ultimate safety and security whichis Of the drseim
portance In Life Assurance.
Policies will be granted, payable ser death, upon
the parties arriving st specified age. CALir0RHA and
other usual extra risks will be stunned by this company
at reasonable rates.
MANAGERS OF THE LIFE DEPARrMEE1s
Z. BuLxLEY, JoRx l.. BoswELLs
RoBERr BUELL.. RoLANr M TARR,
MlLEs A. Turtle, EDWIN 6. RIPLsyr
HrxRY z. PRArT.
E.A. BULKLEY, Vice PresideAe.
J. w. SEYMOUR, Actuary.
TTPamphlets containing Rates Of Premium and Ia
formation in relation TO the plan Of operations and all
necessary papers 70 effect insurance be Obtaine4 -
the subscriber. ALLEN C. HALLECK, Agent
janl7 Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
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EURNlTURE.

FURNITURE.
SOFAS, Dvan, Center. dining, Breskfast and Car
y Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressin
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclose
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Beds6eads and Ma
resses. Also large and general assortment of Wood
Cane and Hair scat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23- 1yd WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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d. wOOLsEy.
H. NELSON.
A UCT ION.
WQQL.aEX - MHf.a0M

w AIEH street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneen
~. ANA Eommission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
glasses Picture Frames, Notions &C. Parscuias1aaten
on gwen 70 the sale OF all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar Saies eve Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday. CASH
aug % ly WOOLSEY & NELSON
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10 =. uAYHE0 .ANDWs GRAHAM.
NEW
PICKETT TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
HAYNES & GRAHAM, PROPRIETORS,
Corner Of Eighth and Main Streets,
Louhsville, Ny.
THE above nre-procf warehouse is much enlarged
l. and is doing fine business, Our receipts have
been upwards Of 1000 since the opening of
Of October le5l-and sales have been
very satisfactory.
Our mode Of ceiling II follows, viz: Every hogs.
head 10 put up and sold its merit, and after the
sale Is with the to confirm the same, ut
his pleasure. aae
One dollar pss hogshead all charges the the
owner after is arrival ut the warehouse; and he
ceves his money at the warehouse Office the
bill can be made out We are prepared to pay all
charges Tobacco consigned u.s. and hold IL subject
70 the instruction Of the owner.
This warehouse 10 nov doing the most extensive bust
ness OF any Tobacco warehouse in Kentucky. and We
pledge ourselves TO attend strictly and promptly to all
Tobacco 10 cares and refer TO our past
years business, merchants shippers and planters
rally. Very respectfully,
fsas-sa 9mw HAYNES & GRAHAM, Proprietors.
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BOOK BINDERY AND BIZ ANK BOOK
ea MANUFACrORY.
TINE undersigned respectfully the citizens
of Evansville and the adjoining counties, that he has
fitted up Book Bindery, First street, between Main
and Sycamore with all the late improvements for
ting every description of work in his line, which he il
prepared do in the best workmanlike MANNER and
the lowest Cincinnati prices.
II PBlank work ruled and bound to any pattern.
1PMagazines, Music. and every description Of Jeb
Binding done reasonable terms. Also, Port Folios,
Scrap Books, &C., made to order
U30riors promptly filed. Uc5-nl X. B. lNNES.
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EXCELSIOR.

A NEW supply Of Daguerreotype stock just received
II by HALLOCK & STODDARD.
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NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.
MYERS & KNISELY, Qate Myers, Snydam & Knis
lyl y looking to the interest OF their patrons
as to their own have adopted tho "Popular Trade"
selling goods entirely for CASH Every business
knows that where goods sold for CASH ONLY they
be Afforded much cheaper than where general
credit business Is done; therefore hope that al
old friends and the trade ger orally will call and give
"a look
Our stock consists Of
Silks Ribbons Dress Goods
Shawls Laces White Goods
Gloves Grapes Pongee H'dkfs
French Merino Bombazine Alpaca, &c,, &c,
Which pledge ourselves sell at from 10 speirs
per cent lower than the usual credit prices, at the old
stand No. lao Broadway, corner Of Liberty ct.
JAMES MYERS.
feb123m WILLIAM kNlSELY.
on BBLS. Pilot Bread for sale by = - !. -
~ moves INV. REILLY.
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THE
GREAT ERE In CHI LLICOTHEs
GDHHHGOO tei
nme.th rd Of the Town BuRme - Ashes

CmLLIccTHE, O., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs SrcARNs e. MARVIN
3snflemew: Yours Of the 9Th Is ut hand. In reply,
every Safe In the fire. EXCEPT has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safer PERFECTLY DsTRov
rD-but in the SMALL SALAMANDER BOUGHT PROM ToU
NOTHING WAS INJURED. Your obedient servt,
WHIT. CLEMONS.
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70 ECEIvED by the steamer Golden State:
IL 2S boxes Extra Cream Cheese
9 bbls Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
bbls Flint Hominy; For sale by
feoI1-1m I. HERMANN. Main street
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VTTOULD most respectfully inform their fiends and
w the trade that they are now in receipts Of one Of
largest and most beautiful stocks Of Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods ever opened in the West.
Being fully dete Fmined to sci for cash. II cred
IT, to those only who PROFESSIONALLY prompt and
responsible thereby avoiding bad debts enabled
TO sell Goods that class Of Merchants very cheap
Merchants visiting our city solicited 70 exanaine
stock before pureAasng. we feel confident sAas
they will be entirely satsasd with goods and prices
feble-3wd&w
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LAW LNTELLIGENC,E.
~ s c1RcuIr coURT-Befors yadgs IseERsoLL.

RJ,RNING OF THE STEAMBOAT HENRY CLAY
TRIAL FOR INSTRUMENTATION OF
NOT GULLY
The Gaze was summed up by Messrs Dunning, Asst
District Attorney and J. z Hall late District Attorney
for prosecution and Messrs Wheaton and Jordan for
defense
The Judge yesterday afternoon, delivered his charge
He stated the law under which the parties had been indicted
in which was provided among other things that every
Cautsp Engineer Pilot other person employed on
board Of any steamboat vessel propelled in whole or IN
rar nv steam by whose misconduct negligence or aatsn
ton 10 his or their duties the life lives of any person or
pesons on board said vessel may be destroyed shall be
deemed guilty Of manslaugher and sentenced On convc
ton TO imprisonment for not more than ten years The
indictment in the present instance charges that inoms
Coy.r John T. Tslman. John Germaine, Edw Hubbard
James l. Jessup and James Emendorf the parties now on
tria were empoy,d in July ls52 board the steamboat
unry CIay and that while they thus employed. the
lives of several persons passengers ON board we're des
tro,.d by their misconduct negligence, or inatenon IN
their rflt tiyc duesio which they sesotay pleaiei
Il n, thoy were guilty II for the Jury from the eS
dsncc 10 determine.
wero losi lwhi,h has been admitted that they wers 50
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plo,pd board said vesse aud " 40 whether The na'
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DIE

HUGHFS-On Wednesday ID inst, Margaret wife OF John
Hpahes in the 18th year Of her age
The relatives and feuds OF the family are respectfully invited
Thursday III inst from ner late fosdnce
No laI Fishh.av, at o'clock.
KInKEAI-Nov 2 at o'clock a. NJ, sarah T. hlnkead assi
n mon Ia and days n
Fer remains taken to-day Sd inst 10 O'clock to Bronx
vi for ntmert friends and members Of the Second Rs
nned Presbyterian Church. respectfully invited 10 attend
WHITE On Wednssday Nov Of spopexy, Elizabeth Whe
reliet Of Thomts White, Of Hotokon aged Ga years .
ho~e Of her family invited to attend the Ia
neral without further invitation from her late residence No 81
Whifse on Friday afternoon at O'Clock . .
board snip hevetisr
HAVE on 10th september ss William Whitlock ssed -
yesr and late Sidney Whtlock Esq for
nfrls Brook Ign. l. l.
WITBIR-n evening I'd inst Mary Helen eldest
Isabella D. Wilbur aged and
months.
and the pera house her father Eghhsy
AZ Tweuty.futSt ct O'Clock FRIDAY afternoon
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STATE OF Connecticut
FAIRFIELD co. SUPERIOR coURrJudse CHURCH presidiu

. State o. Charles P Burton.
This information for taking away Augusta Co
uncle whom she resided ember Of his
uy Dsrtn and carrying ker Of the stats 1t appeared
and the house Of Mr. Conan his absence The
the while the other
booI thew doSered where the children went 70
then he hou, where the children at school
ard the two persons who were Win the eadn uadr sHou
IN relation TO the purchase OF the properly c worked
into the shooroom. and that the child there
They then little above he and relned
ard aid the driver TO take two Of thea to WITH eht and
themselves between the school and the house Of Mr. Co
When the child along from school they her inso
tn csss and Carried her ahouehne CRED 70 return way OF
Bedford to EewYork, where she Is still detained
child orphan The mother died st) aud the aher
1859 AT the mDhes des h. the child resided Tor time the
family aunt-th-n the family of he defsld
sni-snerp Wniamsburgb schoolsnd again
1851 with the defendant In the summer OF 1852 the
father family Of The defendant carried her New
pounent Of WIN A Conant guardian (which
defective in form because bad esl obtained fom his
boiler William promise he would take her his family
ard rsns her up and deL William nmedisey took
bis family the promise given his erothet N
clsimed that his wife who child al &C ned TO
the that the would give her property II l.
VIM A Consn consider himself bound By the writ
ps scued BY trother and promise him declined lee the
sanee uncle the for guardianship The
grea sun had sde will In favor Of the child Induced
and aewsrd alter ed TO decd and In
favor Of def wife If the child did reside with deudint
took child NewHampshet last place Of abode othe
had bis brother who resided there appointed guardian
and by hi, mon took her to his In par on "a tue
and then er ard Daren and took the ca as osiore
stated -, -, =, #, -...
the child telonousy but beciuse he
told by he Surrogate his counsel that he had right take
berhai might be his power, he supposed
that therefore Intentionally guilty OF
The construed the statute In ibis respect In
the prisoner and the jury although divided for time &C
ftfed him
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Assembly NonrSArIoSs.-The Wings Of North Bergen
Sob Bergen townships Hudson County have nJni
Jacob Merse candidate for the assembly rae
crets Of the District will nominate friday evening "a
inst at the Atlantic Hoe AND the Democratic nomination for the
cor prsng TIE Fourth Ward Of jersey City and Hoboken
will be mace Saturday next
An ATTEaPT REPEAL Thu LIQUOR ORDisAScE.-
At the .ry City Board Of Aldermen, Tuesday
ordinance
and T4vens" Aid Tyrel Of the Fourth
off Committee
ordinance repeating the present which
aud be Stringent the liquor
trsf5c. he lost by the following vote;
AYEs-Adermen Edge Miller Marine RsPpeyea Tyrrel and
NhitCck-6 o--,-.-
mi LANES LYON, Slaie aud Witt Alsent-Ad Low.
his the rates Of license g, 80 EACH UPON strict
conditions iceuses have been granted under the a"
and efforts ar making tor its repeal
TRIALS OF LIQUoR SELLERs.-O the six cases on trial
before the jersey City yesterday charged with Illegal
IL selling liquor convicted aud four were acquitted se
cause wueis,s did testify having drank hsVer-
sets in their aces although they Leeocied having dnk ale
pon ea there The remaining cases were post
pontd until Friday.
Az EEL.-Yeserday afternoon Mr. Nicholas Nreeman
eausbt an south of jersey City By
inch length u inches In circu
weighed 81 lbs exhibited st SsyscooPs in
Moutg0me4 by the Terry
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vto George L FoI Aldermen Caleb Pink Daniel Kelley.
MuITARr-A meeting of the Officers of the Fifth
BrifaGe Y NJ residing in Wiamb rsh held Monday
evening AZ the Committee appointed for that purpose
septed preamble and resnons which
Wheoa, Republican like this without standing
dr, and their country c be qualified for th.
duty have instruction add 10 obtain that
that place for practice aud safe keeping OF
which the city responsible De hsdi
the military residents of the CRY Of Williams
tur.h have long felt the OF Amory this City there
place sDfcsnsy large for meeting military improvement
FIVE hundred citizen ocie and the increase
the military community renders II impetvely ht
should have proper Aru Orv In this CITY
R,ted night entitled 70 sppro praton fcS 81
Armorv A. police under the of the Civic
Artiorifs that require OF meeting much the Civic
Police wanting without receiving them
Of &c when services would be required We
have q place 10 assemble IN.
Rerod unns, that end uniform spend
time and be Obliged find drill and
meetTg ICONS -,
tbcs SUPPORT obtain Annoy this City
R1-lod That will be and dresssd with firm front until
Spsnd Banner shall wave the Amoy Of the City OF
Hnlismburgh.
The follow resolution was eso adopted;
Resrod That OF unforeseen circumstances the prads
snd public MEETING have taken place Friday evening
next Is postponed until further notice
RECOGNIZED Dennis Casey is the name of the young
man Monday night, by being by Engine No
He Of Kaniurk Cork Iesni and had
Erie nd in this country except an uncle in os on Ih TOOK
place o'clock the house Of Engine Co
No his remains followed TO Calvary Cemetery by the
mteIs Of that company
FATAL AccIDEST.-A teamser named James Cassidy
while swil Cypress H Plank Road Tuesday
the and almost Instantly killed BY
Tho wbe his He the employ OF Nh
II Henry nilkmsn, residing on Fushiasav
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lAavu,iss'nsp,

Tur DuyAT FmE ~ FiLtDs.Hr In The confusion
s L.. ~ ~ Assdss ppas large Gre ssdom pause 20 'elac
-. ~ TIA bodies lying beside HALssAsoEH
sft, l ssa s vi them pai yths byfopE fp'n' lpo hs
,..I ,.l.,s hsi hs L'sl hes nj sssn - 1"y g'ss ~
~ (stssy 10 20 opened While The
f,ny,s s,ss .t rvLss hs gaiy 80 F'"'i 90 ~
ssiLis .rss ~ isiHde-'fss he Pi"H e@
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49,. 49,. -. i.l...a ~ BE h-. ns.ssii rtss y"
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IAdvorisementI
RooTs PREMIUM DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
No. g3 Broadway.
corner Of Frsnklinst-
opposite TAylor's Saloo
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GooDs.-We have y
fAdvortiseDontl

FALL AND WINTER DRESS Go0Ds.-We nave word
a. 10 ogr 10 our connection with The fact that
W,t, sud they should purehss their
,tIts II IL ihs-ray Wait to = NJ TowLE Cos store In
f ian Hall no Orepd Il and Inspect the spendd asor
,spt 81 Iss tood exhibited there You VII be satihed
49, b tho varied stock Kept 10 tbs large rooms
"a ,su inHsd purchase Of tho rich shaws or dfe
s.fs ~ Vii be- thsEsd moderately aud dealt ~ larry AZ no
t. btsss city obtain tho splendid lnda Cashmere
.,A g,.st4 triple ohsa Bfocsdrs ffneh hefns Hht
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MARRIED..

RIMMOND-wALLACE-A No. Pikest. Nsw-Ycrk, on the
AIT ut nv he Rev Harrison of the Cones Church.
TbomI.onst Mr. George Drummond 70 Mis- Margaret wallace
ony the Mr. David Wallace, miller both OF Ayr
Scotland
San Francisco, September 81 by
The Rev Albert Williams In the First Presbyterian Church VIM
Henri Tamage Of he 6rm Of Aaron Iemage Co. and soq o. the
Hon bomas O. Tamage. Brooklyn, n T. 10 Miss Belle william
son second daughter Gamblers Esq., Baker ell Of the
ala cfv
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i 49,. 5.o, c,a.i ii ~ IN '.ss4 DsD
WsosfsSiy, Nor ppm.
Tk,. r.ss aesrs,s lsiasss eoas A. the SOCK Board
fs so,ssz E'isi martsd change from yssicr3sy but
vib s4nsIersiy eheerfsi fseInz ~ the Soeoat
Bosfs fhsrs eoasaerat DEMAND for Stk sAd prices
vsrs railsr baoyaEi IRE eIossd At ~! showing m i'm
pforsaani II and ths0ther fsaey Railroads wore
sso better. The Coal shares about yesterday Ca
ION improved 10 21 New jersey Zinc hos upward Ton
dsncy. SiIDg aiol The other Mining stocks DO
hre. Nicaragua 4 down | v cent The premium Railroads
are without much change. New York Central boster
cent In Bonds the market 10 quiet at previous prices
The market for Exchange clo,cd rather heavy, wah
good supply over 9aai for good and best seng Franco
5l3ia5lli
Freghis lower and not active To Liverpool ~ 900
bush Grain l3al3ld; Flour. 3le; Cotton. ID To Lon
don 1900 1000 bush Grain Is isd 5000 bbs Flour
49, To Havre 5000 bbls Flour 30 a95c 10000 Is Bone
ic 100 bales Cotton ic so bbs Ashes sio &c The ship
albion 1900 tuns the stocks at GospoT has been
bought by Messrs Tapscott Co at about eco tun TIE
Shipping List gives the engagements Of the previous thres
DAYS follows
The market is frmer TO Great Britain with more Offer
ing but the enhanced rates demanded by ship aud
agents tend to check engagements To Hsvre aud other
Continental ports rates are asked Vessels ccnnus
scarce and are much wanted both for foreign and oes
wise ports Rates of Freight to Eastern ports have
terslly advanced within short period. To London We
1900 bills Flour Cd 5s 200 Lard tSs. a as Cd;
$50 Spirits Turpentne ss 200 tcs Beef 6s sd 80 hhds
Tobacco, sos 500 tuns Oil Cake ass in buk and casks
$50 bbs Resin Is Cd; and 20 tuns Cedar Tod f,ct.
To Liverpool 100000 bush. Wheat 10 9i3ld. including
sOOO bush about days hence at I'D; $4,000 bois.
Flour S. cd including 500 by Br ship at b, al;
500 Resin a. Cd 400 boxes Cheese 5s 80 hhds Tobac
co, 49s Cd and Cotton 5l6d. To Hsvre Cotton icent
10000 bbls Flour at s5 cents; $4,000 bush Wheat sec.
higher rates asked Antwerp, Rice sos Flour S.;
Liquids Measurement, sl2; $50 bbs Ashes U.s.:
60 bbls Lard Of cent 400 Flour 81 III and By
Bre chip cargo of Wheat at I'D. To ST. John. N. Is,
LOCO bbs. 25a30c. We notice the following charters
bark uns Bristol Channel cargo Wheat at i3i
Bre bark London. Flour. IS. Cd; bark for Monte
vdeo with White Pine Lumber. s22i brig from Laguna
TO New York, $40 for Logwood bark of $50 tuns 70
port near Vslparaiso $4,000 for the out brig
from Aakapas to New York. - for Sugar and ~ for Mo
lasses brig OF SO to and from Carthagena to New
York. s6OO per month port charges peid To California
the market is inactive We notice engagements since or
last bbs Flour Government account at ~ 20.
and 10000 Il measurement 50 cents and $4,000 H. meas
urement IS cents and 1900 bbls Flour terms we did
not learn.
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