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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-02
CINCINNATI, Oct. &c, lSJ,


GExTLEMEx: 1t is with pleasure We &C.
knowledge the noble manr CT which one OF
your "Fre Proof Sales stood the severe
test TO which il wns subjected during the des.
tructve con1agration of the 22d inst, which
consumed our Grocery and Liquor csta Bills. :
ment. The safe stood on the second floor o:
our store, and this and the lower one being
burned away, fell on lis face to the cellar,
and lay in this position among the mass OF
burning wreck at least 40 hours, and when
opened on the oath inst, our surprise and
qualification was great indeed, to fEd our
books and papers, which we had left in it,
wholly entire and uninjured. You are at
perfect liberty to use this in any manner you
think fit, and recommending VI ur Safes (from
experience) to be whatyo represent them,
We remain yours, very truly,
N. III. g. G. H. DAVIS.
Messrs. Hornbrook & Churchill are agents
for the sale Of these excellent safes in Evans
vile. Specimens of them may be examined
at their store on Water street. 'f
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COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
THE undersigned would respectfully 10 The
citizens OF Evansville. that he Is COW bet er pvepss.
ed than ever to supply their TABLES WITH EtEkYl
THING CHOICE AND FRESH, la the line of Family
Grocery. = = - - =
Thankful for the liberal patronage received du
ring the past year. confidently expect continuance Of
share Of the trade present additional claim,
and shall spare efforts o merit u.
am constantly receiving all the leading articlee oS
Family supplies. fresh from the country; and shall keen
on hand at all times Frese Butter Cheese Lard Ecrs
Poultry. Fresh Meats. Dried ard Picked Meats.
ALSO, 80
complete assortment Of Dry Groceries OF every do.
scripton Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molasses Flour Feed
&c, &c. - -
MY MARKET WAGON will dxliver all GOOD. 10 The
aoors OF the purchasers PROMPTLY upon tho receipt Of
Their orders. Call and examine my stock.
z. n. COOK
ocf22 Opposite Posf O0nre
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AUCTION.
I WILL sell nj Auction, without reserve on Thussd,,
The 9Th inst at 10 o'clock. ~ tho fe-descs Mrs.
Patterson on Fourth street the taEai Bssin
following Household Furniture, eonsis,i in pan sfs
Mahogany Plusl Sofa.
Plush bottom Parlor Chairs,
Canc do do do,
e. .mmon do: -. = ..f,-r.
Plush do Rocking do,
dressing Bureau, Marble tors
Beistcads,
Wash Stands, &c &c. tfff -rfFF
Also, at the same time: ..r..r ...f
Good Hosres.
Mich Cows. one with Calf.
TERMS OF SALE. -t'tt -
All sums rnder ten dollars cash; all tsat snounf
four months tinc, Via note with approx security.
"cts41s JOHN GRAHAM.
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sHERIFF'6 SALE.

DUCK w HEAT FLOUR i'm quantities To suit
ID purchasers, at (ocfe9) COOKS Family Grocery.
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MUSIC

MISS CONJUNCTION would inform her friepds and
2yl tbe citizens Of Evansville In general. that ha viz.
renquished her intention Of returning 10 New OrIsnrs
this winter she Is prepared to give lessons ON sho ,a
and Guitar. : - = 80
TrRNs-Ten dollars per quarter. Tos.ssn
GVANSVILLE0 GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
SIoCkHOLDERS arc hereby notified that an elsc-
- uch Tor three Directors Of this Company for eau
ing year nj the office Of John J. Chandler, ESQ., on
IL NJ. and 4P.M.
c. q. KEATS, Presf.
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NOTICE TO TOCKHOLDERS Ann
CONTR ACT.tRS

CONTRACTORS.
khE stoek Books Of the Evansville India polls nd
L crvslrnd straight Line Railroad III remain o. Zen
until 1e pm day OF FEBRUARY, 1884, Five doilsrs on
caeh share ~ cash siork s required be paid 1t tho
Trashy I'll the next sixty days STOCK mas be
paid OFT in fun ~ fory i've dollars the shsrs Of v
dollar Certificates are ready at the Office for suisev
6ers The road aol being prepare the letting 10 port
poned until the fst day OF nccemi By order 81 the
Board. JAMES GREENE. Secretary.
Ottsflu
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NEW FAMILY GwOCEmr

THE undersigned would respectfully inform Ne citi-
zens OF Evansville and vicinity, that they
receiving and opening good stock OF Family Groceries,
ON First street, two doors below the Post Onec where
thcy viii keep hand the choicest selections Of every
thing In their line which the market a6ordss
they hope. by proast attention To business, 70 merit
and receive a liberal share Of public patronage.
The highest prices paid for country produce, &c.
oct2e-n THOS. BACON * co.
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SOMETH1NG FOX YOU To READ
NM have this day received ter cases eiersnt new
w Goods. selected with great BY an experienced
ouytr from the latest importatons In New York. We
invite the Ladies 10 call examine our stock consist
ing Of large and splendid assortment OF Sks French
ana English Merinos, Cobourg Cloths, Lusfrcs Silk apsa
!" ooen Shawls, Ribbons Cambria Hdkfs. Collars Edes
ings and nserngs, Silk Kid and Cashmere Gloves ssdl
Mitts, Wooden Cuffs and Undcr.Ieevcs. &c.
SlLBERMAN, ANSPACHRR& Co.,.
ocS o. Main IL I door below the n nk;:
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DRUGS AND SPICES.
- 500 ozs Suph. Quinfpe; - 81
81, p 50 do do Morphias, q. t..e-sF u ar
100 lbs fpecac:
300 do Hubbard; ~
Iu00 docassia; 80
30 do Nutmegs;
SD do Tartaric Acid;
1jo0 do Cream Tartar.
Which purchased before the and can be scI6
ID per cent. lower than other dealer
ny purchasing at present New York prices. by
KELLER, FARNSLEY6 co.,.
octi2 Il Wholesale Druggists. Evansville La,
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"Gone, but not lost ~ for that First Mar
rage in the family opened to us a fountain Of
happiness, pure as the spring of selfsacri6ce
could make it. Our household darling has
linked us to q world of needy and perishing
spirIts--a world that asks for the energy and
the aid Of all not only of those who go from
us, but Of those who remain in the dear coun.
try of their birth. God bless her and her
charge Dear sister Ellen there may be
many another breach in the fanily-we may
all be scattered to the four winds of heaven
but no change can come over us like that which
marked the First Marriage
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For tho National Era.
TO AN EMPTY BIRDS NEST.

Where, ah where
Are the bright living things
That nestled there!
Love watched them till their wings
Essayed the air,
And now no more
Does that sweet chipping sound
Fill all the leaves around
The time il DER.
Oh, how foFlorn
Looks the old silent nest,
When the fledged birds are gone
How sad its rost
And our tears flow,
We who are weak and low,
And cannot rise,
When they who learn to soar,
Leave us and go before,
Into the skies
NJ. Hampstead.
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do so to me, and msss also, if aught but death
part me and thee,'p she said earnestly
There was earnest honor as well as deep af
lection in the broken words wherewith he
blessed her, as he led her back into the par.
lor where all the family were now assembled
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Response TO her address 10 L" Personal F1enC
Of November 4h.
Welcome came thy words of greeting
Friend beloved through many year,
And thy hum of twilight musing
Softly fell upon our ear.
Summers warmth and summers beauty,
Bud and blossom, all are gone,
Aud no more our forest warbers
Cheer us with their welcome song
Autumn, too in all its glory,
With its robe of varied dye,
All are gone-and chill November
Darkens now our western sky
Thus doth deeting time remind us
All earth's treasures soon decay
Forms of beauty may hot linger-
Bud and bloom, and pass away.
In life's varied fields of labor.
Distant wide our paths have been;
And for years that thus are numbered
Silyery traces may be seen.
And as varied, too, our labor,
Joumeying through world of strife
Thine the nowery paths of science,
Mine the drudgeries of life.
Yet there is q "bond celestial"
Keeping pure our spirits light,
Beautiful from everlasting
'Tis devotion to the right"
It's the conflict and the Struggle,
And the battle of the strong,
'Gainst the mighty hosts Of evil,
And the avalanche Of wrong"
Tis the hope our souls pervading-
Hope celestial, pure, and bright
That though long may be the struggle,
Right shall triumph over might
That although the passing season
Desolates the things of earth,
Spring, renewed with bud and blossom,
Shall bring forth another birth.
That although Time in his passage
Writes his burrows on our brow,
Love shall keep the fount Of feeling
Green and beautiful as now
And that when life's tolls are ended,
Humble labors though they be,
Death shall crown, with joys immortal,
Spirits glorifed and free.
Thus there is "bond celestial"
Keeping pure our spirits light,
Beautiful from everlasting"
Holy and divinely bright.
s. f. M
Amor, Coiumbiana County o.,
November ID, 1852.
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CHAP. XIII.

ana am blessed, to my mind .p-E. D. Brorniae.
feet S Ns > content was undisturbed and per-
Sbs QUE had not witnessed midas fainting
d;d new OF 1T but sscribed it, AZ others
fatigue, heat, and over excitement.
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TERMS.
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For the National Era.
TO ANN PRESTON.

A Response 10 her address 10 " Personal Friends
of November 4h.
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BUELL. & BLANCHARD, PRINTERS,
sixth Street. few doors south Of Penn. Avenue.
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LAST NIGHT CT ,..

LAST NIGHT CT ..- $500,
ASCENT OF MONT BLANC
THIS CWelres1nvj ENFNISG One Hn1red nd >ecoa 60
Most POSITIVELY TIE LAST NIGHT
cfn given his city Of preexsns arEans
Ia '-e a Grand COyCERTITA 500 - sEDGWICk.
T-ices Of AG11ion .0entulL aEd -Fo LADIES' - 'n-''
iicts-s 81 cerfs .-.---L
= ? BURGESS, Aren't
Union COURSE, Long ISLAND -IROTIiNG;
On THURSDAY. Sept. l. a. } ocock r VI A Purse .ha
i-ee i've ~ names - J'-s
rfres Vermont NcLsrEh.n rsues b. n Lazy 'iosS9~
WiliaInsturgh Ferry for Ire c0ls l9lv
jobs SNEDiKER- Proprietor.
DANVARDs GEORAMA.-EGfPT, Pc IA ani
The LAND Of EDOM-Fnirel7 and eXensv Psnof-
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10 e. RT dTay near J14lIpafA Am '.o- =
Exhibition tours from o. VI 20 ~ PM
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60 tDbom it man Concern.
5 LIGnr-The Opinion of CHAs ROOME, Esq

GAS LIGHT-The Opinion of CHAs. ROoME, Esq
NJ M,NH,TTAs Gas WosKs Oc- u 1852
The Regulator Of DR. kir t. ia opinion tho mos aips-
regulating the fow Of the burners that have
for which Il was designed
II viii insure se,dnrss In the lights and as the AZ
the meter this roduced considerably below lha
the viii enable the
Of light smaller expenditure is for the lees the pressure
untcr which consumed the the II light OBJ
tanned. (HAS kOOAit. EnHine n VI - 3 IA1ht 70
C,nsumers invited cell No 52 Broadway and
the Regulator ia operation.
INFORMATION WANTED of MARY FINEGAN
o County COX Parish Of Kiam Ireland By her bro her and
sisters Mary CAROLS No hieryst There 30 a.
Mr. Carrol's Tor her
NIATRIMONIAIn-A Gentleman, - years OF age, of
WI sonel appearance and knd position wishes 70 form the
lad with Jew 70 mttnn0nY An young
crossing good e. cation AMI musical cndo-
the Of owe shr h't 10 hest9w
dos with fin racular. Wi GREENWOOD No. % Maiden
arc vii be co.'s red strictly confidential
/. SIT rosassa OF property please specify
rIyO the SHIPPING MERCHANTS of the CITY of
NFNYORR The urde gned having completed his
renis 4 now p Lighter EmlRan, Pa.enErs aud their
his either from shps a. Qlaran
tr or 10 he and his entire time AMI leo.0n
entirely this branch n b1ns he el-nesty soc
IT, rrtic lairua-e Any orders left with Nh ROOT
No iC3 Nal H p stairs back Office with A WALSH, a.
Ns,rs Hal Ouranti1e Laning orwth fhe subcrbcr
nv Landing vii be promptly attended 20 ~ the
shor.est 10 and tue liberia terms. o. W DALEY
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Eouses TO Get.
DOONS 10 LET, rith STEAM POWER Several
II verv desirable rcoms dze from y b. d % zSf over ss
SeYok and SreEh1 DEPOT well sbted anS any s,a
VIII CrC.on Wafsr flshstsres and water sYIy
70 T. ANTHONY eorBfT Elm snd PrsEkSsS- Room no ~
stairs.
doom 10 LEr-Wth Steam Poser;-Oee iafgs
III Roou S. bv 10 ard izhd Also several sns4er h,ns "Hn
Of ioce.ion N the cay Apply
FERRIS TABER corner "fseo~'eh qua Dsee-s%
vI,O IET-Fr.ut and bark Rooms on secood noor
"a aurie Ceufenen with or without brsakfz<
ssd Te, n private family NO y ~ '''- "" "'
ceh-ey.
yU,o LET-A Bone Burning and Ammonia Works,
- Pstos Steam EEsae 1es &e sitsGsd On tee heason
xrkis Of EeyYerx hnt tisea yssr esesioe
49, tusssis.ey Apply TO NA AUSTIN, No II WAL. 4fh
RIO LET-A three Story aud Basement Brick Heuss,
No 81 vet ssh<r, by sthsg- win al he modem
,r.ss Croson Bstb knxs, &e FOR particulars sppiy
oJANES MARINER No. - Sass<t- corner Of Azit<n Ln
mo LET-A large Room suitable fer . poctors
ONee suite Of Roors eitsr furnished or snfansbod
AprIy a. No. 70 ysri<kss- e. Johns Pan
vI,O LET-For Livery stable Building jus, finish
rr strs.sd on the prcnaspt street 10 Brocklyn N
rood send for the buness a. onc MACH "a''ss
ares A. B. ETcohlyn p. D.
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Groceries.

Groceries.
CONCENTRATED MOLAsSEs. - bids. for ssle
Nt7 sFoFFoKD. TfLEsroS Co. No % Br1stw.,
CIGAk- 80 hhds. prime Nuseovado ia bond, and Tor
- "a. ~ sfOPFOgD 1ILEsToS l. Co, u Brssds'y'
SUGAK-2t0 hnds Ausccva9e. for sale %
- sFoFEokD, rILksTos Ca Se b sreisray
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fost an0 fonn0.

Ecst ano fonno.
CAVTION-LOST on the 30th inst a NOTE for
+s7 20 dated l., July 4 months drawn b. Theodore
pefc be order and niod By him and NJ T. Greene aud
Hseger Greene Co. All rc0rs caution against negotat.
irg The came rs pavrien thereof stopped reward viii
he raid tor ia return o No lS5 Greenwichst.
+ OST-A SPY.GLASS on Monday last, in one OF
~ 3dGv. railroad or en stages The hnder By return
ir the srno to No 10 -. win be Literally rewarded
e. ~ REWARD - Stolen from the premises OF the
gp tp sulscrbcr Vincent Chester Go, Pa on the
rsbt file nth inst heavy HORSE AMI igh otng
81 LKFY HAIR ESs The horse - sin Or seven years od has
.ee ~ his hind less below tho ftocS joint; Ions black tai
and heavy mare end the eycd piece OF akeu on
be paid for the apprehension sud conviction OF the the
ard - fer tie recovery Oftle stolen property - -
Erst VII cent. Pa. Aug =. 1851 UANip NtSI.
COO REWARD.-Lost. in Broadway. 42d and
r ~ Wallst sage. the ID inst PARCEL, containing
to-, papers value whe.evr 20
The ner The reward viii be paid to leaving hs
sre A. - Office Of J. COiTAN Mo- Ma stairs
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Gouses il)anteo.

Gouses Uanteo.
FURNISHED HOUSE WASTED-A handsomely
furnished House ~ the upper part Of 9e city from so,sss
u.x, viii be paid Any family leaving for Europe Tor
obtain will OF
tbsr horse furniture By sddre Ug A. 81 Tribune Once
HOUSE WANTED-By or before the LIST OF Octo'
her gentleman whose family consists u himself wife, one
ebd md servant, The whole u rtee house with privilege Of
part ESQ to fo part q geEtee hoass ".n
nice lnah ny +i5o % t5 Either must b n Esos.i
loest III adjoining cies Atdrs stating location, rent,
&C treps Nc IA PosOace, for week No other az
ever rcfsed.
HOUSE Wanted, moderate szed
House In or sboys Bleeckce. and Above Unoss1
east Broadway preferred Of the dwelling Ps.I q
horse there respectable business below D. ~
Al Dr. Office No s ChsEnbssst- sans REX *H'
me when the yEemises can be seen
WANTED TO HIRE-A snail rooferDbullt i0ise
w a. either 10 he1ors or sokyn,
- NIL ar III of fr persons iouse 20 D. ernsnfd WIZ gas
bouss dCs rbef unf0rnished, VII reeve
stse qet.r rs reasonable. Addresz H. Box ls1P o.
VyANTED--Psrr OF eenteel house sith:n hye MN.
w AefpilaHether me hfs, GO seeond
a., teten-bys GentlcsH ar bis Wife md ssryas,
80 M estion saug etc addressed Boz 5o1s Poftoner,
viii be promptly aitendfdM
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Che il)orlS' 6 fair.

CRYSTAL PALACE AID LArriNG ODSERVA-
- TORY just frish a. ty CArNWtLL hlAi,EL!. rgs
splendid steer plate k.laNE ~ot. ASA sal- Views
Lttr cld No;eiaQtfs ia sale Ne -'o iroaiF. upsi-is
AsscCrioN FOR ~. fSAlrioSo lNo.skr o. AlLNA.)
TiONs CfFiCr uT aus OES~kA- esr-RiNrSNosS.. :
(s.sral PALACE. Nc,.. "a, Alr. a. l-13
ENHIBITORS "a MODELS aud MACHINERY are
IL pcN.,d hc 1il Afc.or r g. .ccve their
coL.giiu> tAeN requested 10 "a rary
Gpcshc SPACE ue osupcG by tie isi s.9E wa. b. e'l-
eide ID .,erso.e0 as new s.t 1acu' Nr4
by CiCt. t'
JoStth b.. HOLMES plsC a. o. Ni-h'ncsv.
sviEe'NrgNugNr's Orics CsysriL rA.s-1 J-y il ,sjS
Ff'hE PUBLIC sie respectfully iuior.ael tina. tue
(hNSfA. lAAA\ sAU ofsR Gsy tSlusy cv.erf .
betwcta Ole Aeo4s u oeceN A ~ a4 ocloe =. II.
sias Tr'a, sses Children lal = ys.r, OF age 2, e.
TN ~ Z. r-h.. & tss entrances to ta Crr.a Pals.
te Mtc soic W ul 500 No - Broadway.
;ck... t.rs o., holder until tho l. o. Os,,Ssr -
JOHN Nj. FAtCitLoER Sccrc;erv of Ia Supplementary
CALMON IMPROVED GRAIN and GRASS SEED
- sFrAGATCG-la,ro.G July 6 leStNo~ cxAhigg a. "a
,r,sa rasct. lsflr nd Mtrs; Patent scs-cd ias.
nrd SccsrG. I.cItf0 Na'ts CraaSa .ni geroe r.8
90 nv r. sale. ard Of SlAno rgl.s hsc4
since hsb ecH e ttoa being uuvsr Ally os,i Of IA
sckncwittgr 60 o. Ga tfs. rasLa' o. h pa d
leIy. and aitsrwSra - 4 gu Illinois Avg p 1853
(EyssAL IkLloe, OTfoG o. rIg sg'caiNr1V9gvr.(
Monday A - 81
vI,HE PUBLIC are RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
tia the RI. Evorug 1hhEi3n tbs Crys Pta- W.. *
place en- FRIDAY Scp. wlsu the ENhhi i,l ocy W.
ie kcY OPEN visitors ANIL 10 o'clock T. NJ snd va - ga n
chine Arcade Picture Gallery will Be thrown as
The .or OF gus th second evening exhibition will D. sols
,npounetA J. NJ, BArCHELDEG
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FATHER GANAZZrs LECTURES Tie bes poleical wosk Of
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JACK CADE Price historical novel Of great Interest
DE WITT DAVENPORT
VNYOMAN and HER WISHES; An Essay. by Rev
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THE LIFE OF ISAAC 7 HOPPER. b. l. Maria Child P'ce
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THE TEMPERANCE REFORMATION. l,s History By Arm
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CONTENTS or THE SEPTEMBER Nrh5ER-
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3 qfr Vfvvfr Leo j. Owe Nf-el
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pr,v.-l,1.l., Vls .tclcd. 2 The boy Mai,ne
4 CrfTs u. In Pressnce % che sword
: The River Of Y,,terdav. =. 4 - Engiou.
3 = Vorass Suiirg BINDS. y slina for Iunnv
sr,-fu,rs Fuiu.sled. 4 The Il -aud e sc1lrer.
no cd Lac. : C0vcnt Garden Market.
H. Mahuot Coc0uitl. . DiestTs ModdiA2-
Wirdlrff sem =. CORPORA D1c1Es.
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n a C1tsr with Polvc hrouCTulus. - LiG'er -rgls
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