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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

The politicians of New York city have fix
ed the alternative upon the case OF Bronson,
the collector, to their satisfaction. Bronson
must be promptly dismissed, or Marcy and
Guthrie must get indignant and resign.
We think there has been much ado about
nothing already, and the less of it hereafter
the better. The country will see no occa-
sion for removals or designations.
Lou. Democrat.
All! and what has the Democrat noaO got
to say about the occasion of removals and re.
signations Bronson has been dismissed.
and so have two othes promine mt New York
officers-and yet the country sees no occa-
sion for this! The Democrat is right. There
,cas no occasion for it, SO far as the country
could see-but to support a free-soil faction,
the administration looked through different
pair of spectacles. What has the Democrat
to say now!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
LYONS KATHaURON.

IHE kahairon the fleets ofdisease. climate
and old age in preserving and restoring the human HAIR
even ateI badness 6fmanv years: cieanses the scalp
nervous Head acheand all Eruptfvc Diseases OF the Skin
and the most desirable article for curling and mpart
ing gloss II The hair the world happily un;es the
effects Of all the chronic Pomades 10 the best French Ex
tracts and sxhales the perfume of the delightful
ncwers. No person should he wilhoutft Price only
ID cents, in large bottles. Sold by ali dealers evey
where d. s. Barnes. Proprietor, I6I Broadway, n. Y.
sep26
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" Some vagabond, whose name is not
given, was inaicting severe punishment on
a little boy at Terre-Huute few days ago,
when Judge Moffat, good man, remon stra ted
with him for it. The ruffian turned upon the
Judge and struck him with club, breaking
his jaw bone, and otherwise injuring him.
The scamp was put into the Jail to await his
trial.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

Hocs.-The Chicago Democrat ofthe goth
inst says:
Fat hogs are in great demand and prices con.
tnue high. The only lot offered since last
Wednesday, was II from Kane county, still
fed, and not first rate, which were taken at
S425 per 100 lbs, live weight. No. heavy
hogs would command 81 75a $500.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

%The article in Saturdays paper, head
ed Wabash and Erie Canal, should have
been credited to the Terre Haute Express in
stead of Lafayette Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

0TThe elections in New York take place
on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday
of November, which this year, is the 9th of
the month.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31


THE sessions of 1851, Of this institution will ecu
Il mence under more favorable auspices than that Of
any previous year.
The Faculty have the pleasure ofannouncng 10 the Pro.
fssioD that new, commodious and tasteful College bu-
ding IN Of erection and will be resdiness
by the ensuing collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various branches
Of the Profession is ample, and Of superior quality: 20
that students may rely upon full and eour,o
of Instruction in this, in Medical School Ea or
West.
The following gentlemen comprise the Faculty viz:
Levi L. Laycock, VI. d., Emeritus Professor Of Phyi-
ology and Pathology.
Hugh Ronads VI. d.. Professor Of General Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy.
c. A. Foster, A. M, W. D., Professor of Chemistrv
John X. Wilcox, M. D., Professor Of Therapeutics and
Pharmacy.
Madison J. Bray, NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Surgery ft..ti
William h. Byord, ~ D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine
George H. Walker ". d.. Professor of Obstetres and
Diseases of Women and Children.
William A. Mcdowell, NJ. d.. Professor II the Ipsti
tutes OF Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
John !. Walker, NJ. d.. Adjunct Professor OF Anai-
The session will commence on the first Monday In No.
semDer, and continue four months. The Anatomical
rooms will be open for the accommodation OF Student.
Who desire to study practical anatomy from the rs or
| October. ~ ' VI
Expense Of regular tickets $50; Martricula,on. ss :,
Practical Anatomy, SO. God boarding NAV be nro,
cured at from 81 50 Ito 80 80 per week. ~
Yl6-u GEORGE B. WAIVER Dean
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

p BY long journey we know a horse1
strength; 50 length Of days shows man.
heart.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

T A few days ago in Virginia, DR.. VIM.
L. Waring, of Essex county. was shot dead,
as he was entering the town of Tappahan.
mock, by an insane man named Fisher.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

W The cable stretched across the Ohio
at Maysville for the telegraphic wire, at a
cost of 81 900, has been found to be worth.
less.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

TPDR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYs
pepsia Indigestion, Billiousness. and every disease
the stom ach.
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DIER

At Greencnstie, on Monday, Oct 18th JOHN ALLEN,
Youngest Of Andrew and Elizabeth Erskip AGED rs
wears, months and "a days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

Recently this section of country, embrace
ing the Valley of White River, and the adj
jacent hills or ridges, has become a matter
of quite extensive newspaper discussion, ar d
of unusual public interest in view of the To-
cation of the Straight Line Railroad. In
addition to the vast agricultural richness OF
this valley, its wealth in coal and timber, i'm
several of the counties traversed by the
Straight Line Railroad, is doubtless greater
than that of any other section of the State
In support of this position, and to show the
means of support that this road will develop
for itself, we call attention to the following
extract from the geological report of DR.. Da-
vid Dale Owen, in relation to the counties
Of P Ike, Davies, Green and Owen.
"The Goals of this Indiana coal-field may
be designated as of the fat btuminous char
ter, like those of Derbs shire, Wigan and
Lancashire in England, and Lanarkshire in
Scotland. Though the amount Of carbon is
not as great as that of many of the Eastern
Goals for completeness of combustion, yet a
rapidity of ignition, freedom from waste, and
for the purpose of rapid evaporation, they
AOid TIC III - bouA duioHSSt OOtl TIC ioTcIS IL
and domestic Goals; indeed they are capable
OF creating steam, and bringing boiler 10
steady action quicker than any other Goals
in the market-one pound Of these Goals can
produce from six to seven pounds of steam.
They are not apt to obstruct crates with elm
ker, they are also well adapted for the pro-
duction of Illuminating gas; and some of the
beds afford coal that for heating power and
freedom from impurities, surpasses the Splint
and Camel coal of Scotland. Coal obtain.
ed from one of the lower beds of this coal
field, brought boiler into steady action in
Just half the time required to procure the
same effect with Cumberland coal. The To-
cations of coal are too numerous to mention
many Of the beds attain thickness of from
four to ten feet.
"The iron ores are extensive and impor-
tant, and must ultimately afford permanent
supply of cast iron and steel, not only fol
consumption but for shipment. The geolo.
gical formation through which these works
extend, warrants that much remains yet to be
discovered and developed which still lies hid.
den beneath the deep and rich soils. The
whole of Pike county may be said to sup.
port as fine and thrifty body Of white OAK
timber as is to be found in Indiana or per.
haps in any portion of the West. Green
Owen and Morgan contain fine white oal
poplar"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

THE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Evansville that he is now prepar<
ed than ever to supply their TABLES WITH ENEkY'
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, ia the line OF Family
Grocery.
Thankful for tho veg liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance Of
share of the trade as present additional claims,
and shall SPARE efforts TO merritt
am constantly receiving all the leading articles OF
Family supplies fresh from the country and shall keep
hand at all times, Frese Butter Cheese. Lard, Eggs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried and Picked Meats.
ALSO,
complete assortment of Dry Groceries OF every
scrption Teas Coffee, Sugars, Molasses, Flour Feed,
&c. &c. =
MY MARKET WAGON will dxver all goods 70 the
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt Of
their orders. Call and examine my stock.
T.. H. COOK
oct22 Opposite the Post Once.
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no THE BUSINESS MEN OF EVANS

TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF EVANS.
VILLEs-Busines men Of Evansville who are des::-
Gus Of extending theff business will find the HENDER.
SON COURIER a valuable advertising medium. The
Courier oldest and most suitable paper for
purposes in this section of Kentucky and has very
era circulation In all the counties Green River be.
sides those of Henderson, Hopkins Unop Davies Chris
tian and Muhenburg. Merchants and others who wish
to have their business extended will find to their al.
vantage advertise in e Courier, its circulation is
large ge neral All orders addressed to W. b. Aber-
Dathy, Henderson, Ky. will be promptly attended to-
III J@Terms very moderate. loctI93s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

T IME.-n bbls White Lime in fine order reed and
u for sale by (:ep.I SAMUEL ORR
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SP i CT 4 NOTICES.
CANAL BOAT pRlN tine.
ANTn-
81 lSlsl==.-,- - .:.-.-a.lsS

VIZ are abIhdantft supplied with all the necessary
CUTS. TYPES, &c to print large Canal Boat Bills and
PATCH having of the I'm job Offices ON the Ohio
River.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
THE ENTERTAINMENT
will be particularly
N OV e L A N d G L A s s &c

In their character entirely dissmilar from any prcsent
ton made in the country, consisting Of
ENTREES,
CHARIOT RACING,
HURDLE LEAPING,
CARS OF JUNO,
La COURSE DES SIGNEN
BY troupe of Apes Monkeys and Balloons on Lilljpu-
tan Ponies.
SCENES or THE TURF, BY
SIX FARISIAN LADIES,
LA PbRCHE EQUIi OlSE.
And other Feats i'm the ARENA,
On THE COURSE.
IN THE.STADlUM,
ANDON THE TILTING GROUND.
The whole concluding with a scene from the
ITALIAN CORSO
wHIrH
TWELVE BLCODED HORSES
VIII be lei loose In the Arena at time.
. TFor further particulars, illuminated posters
monographs, &C., at the principal Hotels. oct2S-td
FOR RENT.
A FIRST RATE ROOM, suitable for an Office. Apply
IA to J. NJ. HAMILTON,
oct27-U Corner Second and Locust SIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
IUSIC.

MISS CONJUNCTION would inform her frjenda and
wi the citizens Of Evansville ina general that bayin
renquishcd her intention of returning to New Oreans
this winter she is prepared to give on the Plane
and Guitar.
TERMs:-Ten dollars per quarter. Toeta6-u
EVANSvILIEGAs LIGHT COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that an .elee-
~ ton for three Directors Of this Company for cnsu-
ing year ut the Office Of John j. Chandler, ESQ. on
The 9Th day Of November next, between the hours Of
~ NJ. and 4P.M.
c. c. KEATS, Presr.
hicst, JUN }. CHANDLER, Sec'y. octss-td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
MONDAY MORNING,:":::::::::OCT. 81
The Responsibility Of the Adm,nissra.

1t is perhaps worthy of notice that few
Democratic papers while they condemn Sec
rotary Guthrie's letter to Bronson and the
removal of Bronson, in severe terms, endeav-
or to screen the administration as being en-
tirely innocent of all guilt or participation
in the matter. This won't do. 1t is not a
mere quarrel between Judge Bronson and
Secretary Guthrie. Guthrie has been speak
ing for the administration-he has been act
ing as the organ of the Cabinet and Presi-
dent-he has said what he has said, and done
what he has done, in the name and by per-
mission of the Cabinet and President. His
letter to Bronson distinctly called his atten.
ton to the fact, that the President and his
Cabinet recognized these Free Sellers as
Democrats, sand entitled to be recognized by
appointment to official stations in your
(Bronson's) department" The letter purport
ed to speak the sentiments of the President
and Cabinet. and to have been dictated by
disposition to carry out the policy established
by the administration. So there is no dodg-
ing the responsibility. Those who condemn
Guthrie, and but few honest politicians will
not, must condemn the administration.
Holding then the administration respon-
sibIe for this affair, in what al unenviable
position is it placed before the American
people! What a 'spoils" precedent has it
set before the country-stooping from its
high position to dabble in State politics
thrusting itself into bitter sectional strife,
to apportion spoils between two factions
befriending in this interference the faction
which deserted the Democratic party at one
prominent era in its history, and defeated
that party's candidate for the Presidency by
the act of desertion-opposing those who
have ever been consistent supporters of the
party, and cutting off the official heads of pro-
minent men of its own appointment, whose
sole offence was. that in acting as they
thought best for their party, they did not en-
tirely follow the unusual and unjust policy
the administration has seen fit to adopt.
Democrats may support which side they
please. tbs not aquestion confined to New
York alone. 1t interests the whole country,
and all parties. 1t a political outrage which
nothing may excuse nor palate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

NEW BOARDING HOUSE,
CORNER FOURTH hxARHETt ANo WALNUT srs., I'D ABOVE
MAN, EVANSVILLE, IA.
THIS House has been thoroughly repaired and such
i improvements made to render II the largest and
most Boarding House in the
city, is situated in the peasantest part of the town.
the most convenient to the Railroad Depot, Canal and
Market aud within five minutes walk from alter street,
or the centre of business Regular Roarders and
Trancient Public will be with comfortable
lodgings and the best fare the Market affords.
TsRxs per week 50 So Day-boarders 80 no per week.
oct26-imd. J. JENKINS.
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AUCTION.
7 WILL sell at Auction without reserve on Thursdav,
the 9Th inst ut 10 o'cork. a. the rcsderce Of Mrs
Patterson, Fourth street near the CanM Basin thol
following Household Furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany Pus Sofa.
Plush bottom Parlor Chnrs,
Cane do do do
Common do
Plush do Rocking do. a..
dressing Bureau, Marble top,
Bcasieads.
Wash Stands, &c, &c.
Also ut the time:
3 Good ilosrrs. ...
Mich ows. with Calf
TERMS OF SALE.
All rider dollars cash; all that
four months time, gvirg note with approved s~cury
"cta4tis JOHN GRAHAM
SOMETHING decidedly rich mt HUSTACE'S, In
~ the shape Of Eor Rings and B,easpins. Ladies' cali
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31

NOTICE TO SIOCKHOLDERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
TJHE Stock Books OF the Evansville, Indianapolis
Il Cleveland Straight Line Railroad will remain cpen,
until he 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1854. Rive dosrs ON
each share Of cash stock is required be paid
Treasury with the next sixty days. Cash sfock
paid OIL In full at for! five dollars TO the share Of fty
dollar Certificates ready at the Office, for suLseri.
oers ihe road not being prepared. the letting post
p'ned until the LIST da, OF Decent er. By order ~ ths
Board. JAMES GREESE Seeret.yv
octs4td Enquirer.
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RAILROAD WOOD NOTICE.

LII persons having cut Fire Wood on the Evans-
"A Vile and Charlottesville Railroad, under existing
arrangements are required to register their and
number OF Cords now cut, the Evansville Depot ON
or before The 10Th day of November next, as entire
new arrangements will then take effect.
49, SAMUEL EALL, President.
Evansville, Oct. e5, ls53 - -
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SOMETHING decidedly rich at HUsTACE's,
~ the shape Of Eur Rings and B,eastpins Ladies' {
and look at them First ST., betw. Main and Locus,
Ocf94
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-10
Alexandria Correspondence.

ALEXANDRA, October 10. 1858.
Heather-Fight-Ne PlstcT-CHy Hnpro rcmsnis-
County Co,Tt-BTead Lars, 3e.
morning of clouds has dawned upon us; the
showers which come and go with every frcshening
of the breeze, promise, however, to clear away be-
fore noon, and leave u- pleasant evening.
On Saturday morning, some pugnacOus individual
created qui.e an excitement AT the Outlet Lock.
After one two thrashngs from various boatnen,
whose business he had interrupted, he stood, knife
in hand making divers threats against certain per
and the peace and dignity of the COmmonwe alth
OF Virginia; but soon as officer Shpey was sent
for. he vanOOsed.
The Rev VIM o. Lynn, of New York, is soon to
be installed as assistant pastor of 81. Paus (PrOes-
under most excellent arp pieces and Will doubt do
much good in his new field ot labor.
The city Improvements continue TO progress.
Wythe street will soOn open into Fairfax by cause
why and culvert across leaton's marsh Paving
will commence Oh Water street this week; but why
il that the new gas posts thus far useless ?
Several weeks have elapsed since their erection and
the extension of the mains, and Yet they have yield
ed not single beam.
The County Court adjourned on Friday, after a
session longer and more busy than usual.
''The old fcuda law, saving what shall be the
profits of the mechanic. does not exist in AeIan-
dTa Ii may be that all lOaves sold in mcThet are
required to be of certain weight, but there is no
enactment that fixes the TGle al which bread must
be sold. Our bakers recently held meeting on the
subject and, whatever may he the law, they deter
mined To lessen the weight OF their lOavcs which has
been done accordingly. AMI.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-10-10
Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, October 9, 1853

BALTIMORE, October 9, 1853.
have hut little 10 write about to-day.
LEARN that DIR Magill, coIOred President of Liberia
the Maryland colony I'm Africa, has sent to this city,
IN the care OF our wealthy citizen, Moses Sheppard
Esq, splendid gold ring, purely of African gold.
manufactured in Liberia, rs a present for Madame
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Whether the Doctor put
Jock OF his hair in ii or not cannot ray. II Is ona
mrnted with representation of Uncle Tom and hi-
Cabin. HT. s. L lic0dde, - who has IN press Il
poetic satre, being an irOnical welcome to Madame
Stowe ON her return from Europe, should have seen
this precious jewel; 1t might have afforded him an
idea for poetic fancy. BY the way learn that the
work of pillicoddie," who resides most Of his time
i'll Washington, will, when broasht light, be likely
to create sensation have seen rome OF the orig
nal manuscript, and bespeak for his production ia
yordble reception.
Tie concert Of the Germana band last night, WAS
very fully and brilliantly attended. They give another
10 morrow night, and design visiting Washington
soon.
learn that new penny paper, TO be called the
EceHHg Bulletin, pretty much upon the plan of the
EreHiHg StdI, Is TO make its appearance in Richmond
10 morrow afternoon. This L. what Richmond has
long stood in need of. In my judgment it is
of complete success if well conducted, il doubt
will be. RODERICK.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY K. ~. STUATTOE, Aucttoneer.
EXECCTOR'S SALE of very Vail
Ii uRbfe Real and persnnnl

On NoSpAf, the 18th Of October next at o'tlock
o. M, will be sold ut my auction rocms soaIh side
of Pcnrsy yania avenue, near 10th stT.rt III the
real aud personal property belonging TO the e.ate Of
Tbos. ". PairO. deceased. zig:
Lot j. in sqa,re Eorth Of 1, fronting un pnnsyl-
wanna avenue and L street, containing about 500
feet.
Lot = in square Q, Improved ly a very IN. re .t.re
warehouse and rh"rf ftonting tn 10th TIC Potomac
river AID G. cSsprskc ard Ohio canal. eng ono Cf
most valuable pieces Of wharf pror crty iva tie city,
Lot il. square e3d with thIecstory brick DIV ell
ing, now occupied by McC. Young. Esq. on north
street, between 18th and 3th streets west
Lots IL and IS square 299. on wet eide of la:h It
west. between l. and north.
Lot l, square 3fS, with three story brick store
hou-e, now occupied by J. VI. bonn Brother. aud
Of the very hest business stands the city sit
uetcd on feuns, lyaGis avenue, north side between
10Th and llth streets wet
small part of lot 20. square 3fs, on pn alley
back of ID and 9Th streets. ID and %
handsome country ses,t. coutainin, about -
acres 81 ground. with large aid subeiGnti brick
dwelling house. large and substantial barn. and 9TH
er uutir3uses; situated the heights. just North
az the ~ boundary line. adjoining Kalorrnia
50 sisrcs Bans of Metropolis Stock
4G0 do Patriotic Bank do
80 do E"u.touie Railroad do
do c. and q. Canal do
do Washington City and GeorsrtoSr Steam
packet Stock
l do Washington Library Company
One hurried dollars Corporation Of Washington
Stock.
Terms Of salc For real estate onc-third cash res
idue In aud two Year, with interest secured 10y
deed OF trust ON the property for the stocks cash
will he requir-d.
BY order OF c. W. PA1Rn. Execuinr.
h. y. STATION, Auetr.
sep I6-P&Tu3w&cotd-