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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-31

providing for the ornamental education of
their children, furnishing them, with teachers
in music, dancing, and drawing, but giving no
more thought to that moral and religious
training, from which the true dignity and
permanent happiness of life can come, never
teaching them habits of self-sacr;fce, and
selI-discipline and control, but rather, by ex-
ample, instructthem in evil speaking, in un-
charitabeness, in envy, and in falsehood,
think. vii h a sigh, ofihe pach on both knees ,oiti
gIoues on.
When see house profusely furnished
with sumptuous furniture, rich curtains, and
luxurious carpets, but with no books, or none
but a few tawdry ANIMALS, / am reminded of
the patch on both knees Nth The gloUss on.
When see public men cultivating exclu-
sively those qualities which win way to Of
flee, and neglecting those which will qualify
them to fill honorably the post to which they
aspire, recall the patch on both knees and gtoces
on.
| When see men sacrificing peace Of mind
and health of body, to the insane pursuits OF
wealth, living in ignorance of the character OF
the children who are growing up around them
putting themselves off from the highest and
Epurest pleasures of their natures, and so per-
rverting their humanity, that which was sought
as means, insensibly comes to be followed
as an end, say 10 myself, A patch on both knee,
and qloUes on.
| When see thousands spending for selfish.
ness ard dstentation, and nothing bestowed
for charity; when see fine ladies bestainet
and bejeweled, cheapening the tolls of dress
makers, and with harsh words emhittering tn,
bitter bread of dependence; when | see tn,
poor turned away from proud houses, wher,
the crumbs OF tables would be to them a feast
| think Of the patch on both Lnees and gloUes on.
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GIVE call the attention of our citizens
to Fire Insurance. 1t costs but trifle to in
sure, especially household furniture, which
every householder is interested in. Then if
calamity overtakes him he will get paid for
his loss. Should he save his goods from
burning, he will be compensated for the
breakage and injury by moving them. Our
Oldest and best Insurance Companies. See
advertisements.
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Last Saturday morning between three and
four O'Clock, fire broke out in frame house
in the extreme upper part of the city, just be-
yond MIR. Stockwell's building. Before the
firemen arrived at the spot with their engines
the house was consumed. 1t was two story
frame, owned Judge Stevens and the heirs
of Mr. Evans, and occupied by the fami.
lies of Mr.. Chas. CoIvih and Mr.. Baily The
principal part of the furniture was saved, in
a partially damaged condition. The fire is
supposed to have originated in a defective
stove pipe-the same old tune.
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TGvIS & BAFBAROUX,

HI DkAUlIC FOUNDhh, LooiS' iLLcs N.Y.
A RE now making and keep constantly Oh hand; cast
N iron Screw Pipe, ], Il; II, IL, % and inch
Lare suitable tor steam, water, gas, &c 10 which they
spe, fluffy invite the attention OF Railroad, Gas and
Water Companies and all others in want of cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALS0-Mill Machinery of the most approved pat
terms made TO ORDER cast iron Force and Lift Pumps
OF various sizes aud kinds, always hand. Tobacco
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices; Car
Wheels aud other castings for Railroads.&c. work Of
all kinds promptly attended They also the sole
manufactu i'm the West, of Roys IL Frenchs Patent
Hub Morlicng Machines for carriage and wagon
makers. With of these machines man can do
more work in day and do il better, than do
i'm five days without it. One of these machines
be in operation at Mr. e. DEcKERs CT this place.
who is the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
counties.
factory references, promptly attended 10. jan29ly
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The Mail Line.

Inc following Is the arrangement OF the
Daily Mail boats, SO far as days of leaving
ports are concerned:
FROM LOUISVILLE. FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sunday-reegraph No. 2......
MONDAY Pike Fashion
Tuesday-Lady Franklin ...........Iadv PIKE
Wednesday-Gen Pike. Telcor,nh No o
rhuIsu1y Pike
friday-FashiOn Lady F-,ptlin
S2t1rday--Lady Pike. Gen Pike
These packets, as we have before stated
are all excellent boats, swift and comfortable
When leaving Louisville for ST. Louis, thew
arrive at Evansville early the following
mcrning. Returning to Louisville, they ar
rive here The second morning after their de-
parture from st. Louis, and are in Louisville
early the third morning.
We would suggest to this company that
standing advertisement in the Evansville
Daily Journal, something similar to the table
given in this editorial, would be valuable
auxiliary in their business.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE

(r.FWhiggery, down in the "Pocket'' is IN
an awful conditlon-caved in, pegged out
defunct, deluncted, deiuncter--aosoiu'ey
gone; nothing left of its careas about Evans
vile, save greasy spot with head and nair'
and even that has been dubbed Add Sander,
of the Evansville Journal.
p. S. Since Writing the above we learn
that another living, moving, kicking breath
ing w hig has been discovered ABOUT the
Journal Office, but he looks pale and wan,
and is probably on his last legs.
Cannelton Er.
Well, if Whiggery in Southern Indiana
has been dubbed Add Sanders, then Wing
gerry has name of which it need not be
ashamed, so far any political inconsis-
tency or short comings on our part may be
concerned. But if Locofoism about Camel
ton may be called Budd Archer, greasy
spot' without any head, then certainly Can
melton I.ocolocoism is the most absurd,
WHISKY -washy, turn-coat, petty ofice-grasPing
and small spoils-loying faction, every bub-
bled up from the dregs of the cauldron oil
politics.
S.-The other Wing about the Journal
office alluded to above, was never known
ike Archer, to change his politics from the
weak to the strong side. for the sake OF the
spoils, directly the result Of Presidential
election was made known. If he had no
higher code of political morals, he might no "
be occupying about as contemplate posi-
ton as the editor of the Express, aud have
Just about as poor prospect of lettering
himself. AS it is, if be is now son his last
legs" he may congratulate himself that they
promise to wear a great deal longer and bet
ter than Archer's first legs, and will never
bear his body cheerful volunteer to the
ranks of the enemy because in one battle
that enemy was victorious.
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ALBANY. Jan. %.

In the District Court to-day, verdict was
rendered on behalf of the United States
against VIM, a. Hillard, of Bridgewater One
idaca, for using postage stamp after it had
been used already, III violation of the act of
1851. This is the first conviction for this Of
fence.
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HYDRAULIC FoUNDRY.-IVe call attention
to Messrs. Tevis & Barbaroux advertisement
in to-day's paper. These gentlemen have a
large establishment at Louisville, and are full
ly prepared to make castings of different
kinds, &c. They are the sole manufacturers
in the West of the Patent Hub Morticing
machine. One of these valuable machines
may be seen at Mr.. C. Deckers store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS /.
SPRAYED.

~ STRAYE from the subscribers lot
sssSzsl in Evansville a SORREL MARE, l5s hands
O. W high, with white on her face, shod all round and
about wears old. She left the Monday even
ing the 2ith INST, By escaping from the lot. She is
ba nIsome and worth $40.
Any one returning the above described animal to me.
will be berally rewarded.
iau3l lw dew j. s. JAQUESS.
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HBayard Taylor thus discourses OF tn

~ DdyuTu IuyIur lHus uIsCUurSe5 OF tHt
Spanish maidens:
beauty and their graceful gait. Some of them
are very beautiful, it is true, but beauty is not
the rule among them. Their gait however,
is the most graceful possible, because it is
perfectly free and natural. The commonest
serving maid who walks the streets of Cadiz
would put TO shame whole score of our
mincing and wrggling bellies.
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USA number of persons owning ice
houses were taking ice from the canal last
Friday and Saturday, although twas not more
than an inch and a half to two inches thick.
1t seemed, however, that or nothing this sea-
son.
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THE DOG 8.
A rRavEsTY OF A POPULAR POEM
BY SIRIUS.

Hear the sisdges rith the BELLS
Sifrer bells!
Wkat rorId of merrimeRt their melody Jerete's'
Hoc they tiRkie. tinkle. tinkis,
In thefcy air Of night
VkiIe the stars that Ocer sprinkle
al the heareRs. seem 10 frinkte
Nth crystalline delight;
Keeping time. time, time,
In a sort of RHRic rhyme,
To the Naturalization that SO musieauy sreHs
From the bells. bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, bells,
(poE's BELLS.
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A Patch on both knees and Gloves an.

4
When was boy, it was my fortune to
| breathe for long time what some writers
term the bracing air of prosperity. Ny moth
er-light lie the turf upon her form which
once enclosed her strong and gentle spirit
was what is called an ambitious woman; for
that quality which overturns thrones, and sup
plants dynasties, finds legitimate sphere in
the humblest abode that the shadow of power
ty ever darkened. The struggle between the
wish to keep up appearances and the pinching
grippe of necessity, produced endless shifts
and contrivances, at which we are told, some
would smile, and some would sigh. But let
me not disturb the veil of oblivion which
shrouds from profanc eyes the hallowed mys-
teries of poverty.
On one occasion, il was necessary TO send
me on an errand to a neighbor i'm better cir
cumstances than ourselves; and therefore it
was necessary that should be presented in
the best possible aspect. Great pains were
accordingly taken to give smart appearance
to my patched and dilapidated wardrobe, aud
to conceal the rents and chasms which the
envious tooth of time lad mace in them; and
by way of throwing over my equipment a cer-
tain SAVIOR hardened hands were enclosed in
the unfamiliar casing of pair of gloves, which
had belonged to my mother, in days when her
years were fewer, and her heart lighter.
sailed forth on my GRAND, and on my way
encountered much older and bigger boy,
who evidently belonged to family which had
all our dragging poverty, and none of uprising
wealth of spirit. His rags fairly fiuttered in
the breeze, his hat was constructed on the
most improved principle of ventilation, and his
shoes from their venerable antiquity, might
have been deemed pair ffos sill shoes-the
very ones on which Shem shuffied into the
ark. He was an impudent varlet, with a
daredevil swagger in his gait, of"Pm good
as you'' leer in his eye-the very whelp to
throw dirt at a horseman, because he was
well dressed; 10 tear a boy utfies, because
he was clean. As soon as he saw me, his eye
detected the practical Inconsistencies which
characterized my costume, and, taking me by
the shoulders, turning me round with no gen.
tie hand, and surveying me from head to foot,
exclaimed with scornful derision, "a patch
on both knees and gIores On!''
still recall the sting of wounded feeling
which shot through me at these words. To
parody celebrated line of the immortal Tus-
can
THAT day wore my gloves no morer'
But the lesson so rudey enforced sank deep
into my mind; and in after life, | have had
frequent occasion TO make practical appli- !
cation OF the words of my ragged frien 4; when
/ have observed the practical inconsistencies
L. 4 al.
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CHAIN PUMPS.

HE UNDERSIGNED are engaged in putting ND the
Chain Pump and will in a few DAYS have large
LOT oil this unrivalled pumps at Evansville which ,hey
VIII attach to csterns and wells at a low price, waf-
rant 10 give perfect satisfaction. The Chain Pump is
particularly adapted t. ciserBs, child may work il;
and Al Keeps the water stirred up to prevent stag
i' on Inc simplicity of the pump is only equaed by
lis durability, and almost utter mpossbiiy of getting
OUT OF order One OF them may be Seen at the residence
OF ar: Crawtord Hei The undersigned would ask the
attention OF citizens 10 ii, certificates Of its worth
are required alter an examination Information can be-
had D. calling atdhe Sherwood Houss.
jan27--tf w w COLLINS a, 20 f
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For the Evansville Journal.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 25th 1853.

LOUISVILLE, n SSh' ~Vsii io~o'
Mr.. SANpERs-Dear Sir: If you will be
pleased to publish in your extensively circu-
lated paper the enclosed document, which is
as you will see, the Joint Resolution of both
houses of Congress granting more time to
the owners of steamboats, to prepare their
equipments in conformity with the law, and
also note appended signed by me, you Will
confer favor on those interested.
A rather general impression prevails that
the whole law was suspended, and it is there
fore matter Of Importance to all persons con-
pected with steam navigation, that they
she uld be correctly informed on that subJeci''
and as / wish the information to be genera
in all my district, you will not only confer
upon me favor, but be rendering great ser
vice to many of the readers of your excellent
naner
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~ Ben Edwards Gray is candidate for
reelection i'm the second district -af u
pan has aa.Je an active and industrious Con-
gresham, is good Wing, and we hope he
will be sent to Washington again.
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Hear the yelpng Of the dogs
Frightened dogl
low are stilled the debates Ct Parliament'ry
On mooGshiny night:
Can We help but laugh outright
At an iachrymary WINNER of their tone
As 'rds some Bcihcan pond,
They driv'n 10 the town beyond,
With club and stone!
And the boys-ah. the naughty boys
They that get up all this noise,
In their rcvels--
And Who shouting. shouting. shouting,
In apiercing monotone,
Feel glory in so routing
Dumb beasts with stick and stone
They disgrace both man and woman
They in heart are scarcely human
They are devils:
And Satan, King of evil,
Was ever uuciyil
To assal-
SowIth fright naples, pup,
With an old tin PAM or emp,
Atits tail -
While they boot, and yell, and swear,
Turns pale:
Shouting hoi-he,--hei-hii
To tn, plaintive, wild ki,i
Ofthc dogs:
Now shout and then a groan.
AS they fling the deadly stOne---
And they romp--aBd race
And they hoOp--and chase
Thro' brakes aud boys;
Keeping time lime time,
In XII nd OF Kunc rhyme,
To the yeiping Of the dogs
Keeping time, time. time,
lna happy Kunic rhyme
As they shout. shout. shout,
To the waiting OF the dogs
Ofthe dogs
OF the III yi. ki-yiD
Dogs, dogs, dogs fr.
% the crying and XII ling OF the dogs.
ST. Louis. Jan. .,h. Is53.
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LARD OIL d STERINE CANDLES.

THE undersigned is engaged in manufacturing Lard
Il Gil and Sterine Candles in this city, OF the best
quality which be Outlined at the store OF Messrs.
DEc KER d KRAMER, Main street, Evansville. at Cnein
natl prices They the only Agents in ths~city for
selling articles Of my manufacture. The wholesale
price will, always be the the Cincinnati quota
and will he retailed at the usual market rates
ian3l-f GEO KLEIN.
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RTSCH & HEINEcKEN
Wholesale DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HOMO,

AIND LIOUJKS.
WINES, CoRDIALS, SYRUPS, HAVANA j,
CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SKINs. De.
W HIsKIEs-old. Monongahela, Old Rye, Old Bourbon
Irish, Scotch, Rectied and Raw
HfESSRS. BISCH d HEINECKEN purchased the nv
1tl tensive stock of Liquors and Wines Cigars etc
OF MeSsrs. Whitman IL Zahn about the middle of No
vemoer last and having made large additions hereo
will carry the business old stand on
street near Water Messrs b. Il. will attend siriet$
TO their business in person. else having authority
To DO business FOR or III connection with their house.
jan27 ...
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6TBy reference to advertising columns it
will be seen that friend Jaquess has lost fine
mare, which he describes, an for the recove-
ry of which he will pay liberal reward.
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HThe appearance of Evansville is be-
coming citifed by gas posts besprinkled over
it. We shall be happy to announce the arri-
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6TThe weather on Saturday was mild and
pleasant, and very blasting to the hopes OF
ice men.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator OF the estate OF NAL
achi Reilly, deceased late OF Vanderburgh county All
persons having accounts against said estate will please
present them duly authenticated, and those indebted
Will nav the SINE to TI0S. 0'BEIRNE,
ian27--3Mt ADMINISTRATOR.
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TECHANIOS' Tools; full and compile assorimen
ts of Carpenters Cabinet Makers and Coopers' Panes
Edgo Tools, for sale at the sign of the Mill Saw b,
cctls G.. VI. GRIFFITH.
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LAW 81 LlENSON

SoNIlNuE the practice of Law. In Gwathmey's build
NJ ing on LIST street between Main and Locust Evans
yille Ind AMI will bestow prompt and careful at,e,,
oh upon all business entrusted 10 them in any of tie
Courts OF the State. Particular attention paid TO the
purchase and sale of Real Estate collection of claims
&c. JOHN LAW N''
cetflyd NORRIS S. JOHNSON
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..That day ! wore my gloves no morcr'

But the lesson SO rudely enforced sank deep
into my mind; and in after life, | have had
frequent occasion TO make practical appli-
cation OF the words of my ragged friend; when
| have observed the practical Inconsistencies
which SO often mark the conduct of mankind
When, for instance, see parents carefully
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DEDSTEADS--Just received ana for sale low, a Il
ID of highrost Bedsteads. 80
iau27 WONI.SEY % Mi SON
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A. j. ROBERTS & CO.

GENERAL
COMMlSSlON. FORWARDING AND WESTERN
PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
NO. GO POydras street, New Orleans
Particular attention giren to The purchase of
Goods on orders.
RrFrnEScrs;-NessrsJ Jas Connolly & Co., A. Brc.aer,
Esq, q. L. Lathrop, New Orleans: ID. A. Jsnua-y a.
Co.. Riggs. LiNering IL Co., Smythe Il Gore. ST. L5uis
j. "A. Skif, Esq, richardson, Gardner & Stone Gin
clnnaii; A. 1hursfon Esq, Louisville Ky.; H. p War
ing. Esq, New York; X Desha * Co.. Leaycu. Nalon,,
* CO., Mobile; s. E. Gilbert Evansville. James
BALL AT PIGEON SPRINGS.
A BALL will be given at Pigeon Springs on Nedncs-
"a day eTenlng JAM 26th, TO which the Dancing pub
lie Is respectfully invited Every Arrangement viii be
made for the comfort and pleasure those ho attend
Omnbusses viii be hand convey passengers fg and
from the springs. Price Of tickets $-o had al tbs
saloon. iarol.2t
OFF FOR OREGON.
NoTlCE-A first rate farm containing go acres with
= AZ acres under good improvements, situated in
might Township. will be sold great bargain. For
iurer particulars enquire Of III. j. HART or gNPnRKY
FIcKAs, on the place.
Jani9--u UMPHREY FICKAS.
NESTERN RESERVE CHEEsE.-e5 boxes lust
w received and for sale by
jan22 Sycamore near Wafer
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COFAS-Just received and for sale at our Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 wOOLSEY dz NELSON.
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- LASS-WARE.-Just received and for sale at auction
~ aud private SALE lot OF Glassware.
jan27 WOoLSEY & NELSON.
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Hear the growing of the dog

Hear the growing of the dog
Angry dogs! leogs!
How the human heart with fear their turbulency
In the outraged face of day
How they yell in their afIray!
Soon too terrified 10 growl,
They can only howl, howl.
(Cries that warmly
In piteous appealing TO the cudgels Of the men,
In wild expOstu niiOn with the fierce and cruel men
Running faster. faster faster,
To escape worse disaster,
And with resolute endeavOr
Nuw-nOw TO ct or never,
Meath the floor OF the shelrrng barn,
oh. the dogs, dogs. dogsl
When a brute its fellow fOgs,
What scenel
bow they snarl, and snap and bitel
What fury in their fight.
Till 10 part them people rushing go between!
Yet the ear it fully knows,
Ey the grow ling,
And the bowling,
How tho combat GIBBS and lows?
Yet the S>sr it plainly tells,
In the Jirring.
Aud the warning,
How the battle snks and swells,
(iow dense itsawful fogs,)
BY the ceasing Of the clamor Of the dogs
OF the dogs
Ofths-(r0r r, r0r, y0N)
Dogs dogs, dogs
VIII the snarling and The gnafling of the dogs!
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5000 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHEAT,
WANTED at Pigeon Water Mills. for which win
w pay as cents per bushel until further notice.
jan29 RUDD d co.
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EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE, has just received a
IL new Noyel-Mary Price-by Renolds. We know
it 10 be better than the generality of novels.
ian26 SAMUEL LISTER.
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CoMBS-5o gross style Fancy Tuck-combs, asst'd
I ~ Received aud for sale by JAS. LOW d CO.,
jan27 All Main ct, Louisville Ky.
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CtHEEsE-5o boxes in store and for sale by
~ jan27 SAMUEL ORR.
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JUST RECEIVED and for SALE large lot of Iooki
~ glass Plate WOOLSEY ck NELSON.