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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28
strait Line Railroad.

In conversation yesterday with Mr. Ball,
Engineer, we learn that about three weeks
ego corps of Engineers started from Ind-
annapolis to make survey of the line of the
Evansville, Indian apolis and Cleveland Strait
Line Railroad. About two weeks ago a
corps of engineers commenced their work
on the middle of the road. This morning Mr..
Lawrence will start out with a corps of engi-
neers from this point, to survey the lower
end of the line. This looks as if the good
work were commenced in earnest. Every
body who has studied this roadin all lis bear
ing, is fully convinced thatit is one OF the
greatest enterprises in the West, and its
stock promises to pay better than the stock
of any other railroad in Indiana, if not in
the West. There IS no mistake in this
Some of our shrewdest and closest citizens
are taking stock, while Mr.. Carpenter, who is
the shrewdest and closest of all in his calcu-
lations, offers to take double the stock Of any
other man. He said last Saturday evening
at publ; meeting, that if he could raise
sufficient means, he would build the road him
self, SO certain is he that it will be the very
best paying stock in the State. We candid
ly say, We had rather pin or faith in such
matters to Mr.. Carpenters opinions, when
he backs his opinions by solid arguments ,as
lie is doing in this case, than be controlled
by the judgment of any community in Indi-
ana. Yet If we ever make a picayuue out
of the old fellow by this publicly expressed
Partially, it will be singular indeed, and We'll
make note of the fact! Mr.. c. is a wealthy
man, probably the richest man in the State
of Indiana, but such interchangeable energy,
perseverance and industry, would make any
man wealthy, especially when backed BY
close economy and keen business ability
We venture the remark. he works more hours
out of twenty-four than any other man in this
community. With such man at the head
of this enterprise. there isno such word as
fail. He has other work in hands, which
we predict he will carry through, and il. he be
successful, Evansville may be prouder of his
memory than of many other citizens exist
ence.
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Cuba Filbusterism is numbered among last
summers mists. 1t has eXhaled, vanished.
persisted. The alone Star Association" has
been waning, until finally not Struggling
ray is left. To the eyes of man it is as ex.
tinct as the lost Plead. The Junta are as
quiet as the Seven Sleepers; and, so far pian-
expeditions, do not even dream of them. Pro-
Carnations have ceased Fleets ride at anchor.
The law line passes the Punta. The TIipar.
tte Treaty is gathering mould. The Admin
istra;ion reposes.
And yet Cuba is not safe. Dangers thick.
en- before her hourly. Never, in fact, was her
future mere threatnirg. She no longer has to
fear the mad forays Of few adyenturers. bu,
the righteous Strengthening indignation of
the whole civilized world. She has had in
times past sure shield against all foreign at.
tack-the proudimpenetrable shield of Inter.
national Law. Under it she was as secure
as the nightiest. But she now quits this safe.
guard. She dispises it, she trembles upon IL
She deliberately outlaws herself from the
community OF nations. Their obligations oh q
no longer recognises; their projections she
can no longer claim.
| The slave-trade which everv civilized TON
eminent has declared to be piracy, and which
Spain years ago bound herself TO supnress
has lately been renewed by her with bold.
ness that cares not for concealment, and is
carried on with vigor such as has hardly been
witnessed for generation. 1t is done nol
only With the sanction of the Captain Gener.
al himself, but under his direct agency; and i
not only tolerated but encouraged by the
| Spanish crown itself. Some two thousand
negroes are every month kidnapped ON the
coasts of Africa, made to undergo all the un.
utserable horrors Of the middle passage, and
are landed on the shores of Cuba-to ente,
ePon the most life destroying servitude tina,
exists unoer the sun. This is the number
that live to reach Cuba; but the number tn a,
die and become food for The monsters of thf
deep cannot be couje ctured. Such an out
rage not only upon solemn treaties, but upor
the feeling OF all Christendom, hardly seem,
possible; but not transactions of the times are
palpably really. Y. Cor. d Emo. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

IL The Washington Union SAYS THAT the
conservative Democrats friendly to the Com.
promise are the objects of President Pierce,s
highest regards. So it seems that the Pres.
ident after all is determin to make what be
probably considers fair distribution of, fa.
vors. To the Anti-Compromise Democrats.
that is to the Northern Aboliiionis,s and
Southern DisunioDists, he gives seats i'm he
Cabinet, foreign Missions, Judgeships, Con.
sulshiPs, Chargeships, coIlectorships, survey.
orships, post offices, &c, &C., &C., and to the
Compromise Democrats be gives assurances
of his high regards,y Can any Compromise
Democra. lac SO ungrateful as to grumble any
more.-[ Lou. Jour.
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~ Ifthere was ever natural flower gar
den, says the Californian, it is the Sacramento
Valley. Walk in any place you please out
side the city, and wherever the Plough-share
of the Husbands aan has not been, there will
you fiud bed Of beautiful wild flowers of
every hue AMI description. Travellers by the
way side, at this season ofthe year, are indeed
threading in paradise of of beauty
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SHERJrF;S SALE.

DY virtue of q writ OF execution i,n favor Of Simeon
- Long, and against James C.. Barnett and oihers)
issued out of the Office Of the Lefk of the Marlborough
Circuit Court, and to mo directed; will on Monday
the ,eth day Of July A ID. 1853 between the hours OF
10 o'clock, A. M and O'Clock. p. M. Of said day, at
the door of the Court House in the city Of Evansville
expose 10 sale the rents and prosfor the term OF
years, of the following described real estate TO wit
The East half Of the West half OF fractional section
nineteen township number seven, South of range mum
Der eleven west; containing IS eight? two hundredth
acres and also Lar Of the South East quarter of the
quarter offacona section number eighteen
West; containing SIS twenty five hundreth acres; stu
ated i'm the yncennes land district and in default OF
the rents and profits selling for sufficient 10 satisfy
said exec uton will at the time and place oneI
for sale the fee simple Of said real estate
se91sv JOHN s. TERRY, S. v. C,
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@The election of Judge of the Supreme
Court of Illinois, has been creating consider
able excitement in that State. We learn
that Judge Breese has declined being a can
didate. leaving the contest between Judge
States and DIR. Sloan. The election was
held last Saturday.
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~ The Missouri River is reported rising
Upper Mississippi rising st Galena, with Al
feet water on the Rapids.
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OF The whole line of road from Newport,
KY, to Louisville, was let to A. De Graft &
Co., at a late meeting of the Board Of
Directors at Louisville. The terms OF the
contract are not yet made public.
Gin. Gazette. .
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SuLrANA.-This new and large steamer
was sold at Chancery Sale last Saturday at
Louisville. The highest bid made was by
Capt. Bentley, of the GIendy Burke, who
bid $4,000. and the boat was knocked of
TO him. We understand that any one offer
ing ten per cent. more. can order another
sale. This will undoubtedly be done, as the
Sultanais valued at $4,000. and may be
considered very cheap at that, considering
the cost Of building boats at the present
time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

r When the Railroad is built from ST.
Louis to San Francisco, that city will only
be three days travel from the former. at the
rate of thirty miles per hour. A line of
steamers from San Francisco to China, six.
thousand miles, will bring St. Louis within
thirtydays of China Very good-when the
railroad is built.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

OF The human voice has been heard
scross the Straits of Gbralter,a distance OF
me.e than ten miles. This only happens in
peculiar states # the weather. The sound
Of military bapa has been heard at dis
lance ofseventy miles on clear frosty NOR
ming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

OF The stamped envelopes provided for by
the recent law of Congress, and contracted
for BY the Post Office Department, are ready
for delivery, and have been inspected and APP
proved by the agent of the Postmaster Gener-
al.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

6TRead "Straitline's" communication in
to days paper. 1t is certainly worthy of an
attentive perusal, being spicy pungent and
to the point.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

TImmense crowds OF people were in
from the country yesterday to attend Bar
NUNS Menagerie. We are glad of anything
that is successful in bringing in our country
neighbors to exchange civiIities with their
friends here. We hope they enjoyed them
selves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

New YORK June 81, NJ.
The Detroit steam propeller Challenge, on
her first trip from Chicago, exploded boiler
on Wednesday, near Mackinaw, killing FIVE
and wounding number of othes. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28

@P. T. BARSUM's Menagerie and Muse
um attracted as We anticipated, an immense
crowd yesterday. In the forenoon they
made aParade, loaded by the team of
elephants drawing the great car of Jugger-
naut.
The afternoon exhibition was largely at.
tended, by persons chiefly from the country.
At night the long tent YVES thronged by our
citizens, who appeared to enjoy the scene
and the occasion amazingly. AS the bills
set forth. the collection of animals, the wax
work gallery, the museum, TOW THUMB, and
the performances Of NELLIs and Pierce, wei
exhibited under one canvass and for one price
Other shows were in the vicinity, but as W,
learn entirely unconnected with Barnum's.
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~ There is slight deficiency of matter
in to-day's paper. bat we guess what there is
will bear inspection.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

DOBERT BARNES has the Water Cure Journal for
III sale at 60 cents per year. Published by Fowler &
Wells. ofNew York. They sell 30 copies year for
$40 IL Is valuable collection OF facts showing The
fcauon OF waterto the treatment and prevention OF
disease presented in plain practical manner. Ii is
preventing vast amount of suffering ard curing incp
ent disease without single fee drop of Medicine.
Everything connected with cleanliness Diet dress
ercise ventilation &c. is treated Of in its columns II
will prove an annual saving OF thousand per cent in
Doctors drugs and Patent Humbugs. Its death on doc
tormg- Everything else it makes alive. No man read
itwithout becoming wiser man, better man. and u
more prosperous man. Try it! june % 2tdltw*
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nOCKING NOTVCC

SEALEp proposals will be received the Office OF the
- Clerk until Saturday the 25th inst. for bu dng
Canal wharf or Dock, on Block No. l2 Eastern en-
according the plan and specifications there
Of which can be at said oce on and after the 23d
instant BY order Of The Council.
jeso GoE. h. TODD, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-06-28
SP ECIAL NOTICES.


For Preserving Restoring and Reautifyinr the Hair
is the most deghu' ana wonderful article the world
precedent in the history OF the .Nateria ediea DARK
and luxn rant curs soft and glossy hair. with scores of
admirers (nak this ladies) is the universal effect of
the Kathairon. Bald and grey heads were perfectly
asonished. 1.-THE Kathairon has fully restored my hair
after badness of year.. A. j. CouRIRIGHr 76 Bond
ST. n. Y" The Katharon is certain cure for Nervous
ad-Ache and all, Cutaneous Diseases. Sold by all
deslers, everywhere. Try it. Price only 25 cents, in
large bottles.
D. =. Barnes, Praprietor, III Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in Evansville by Johnson & French, Haliock &
Stoddard and J. b. Fondersmith. JOHN ID. PARK,
wholesale Agent. Cincinnati. je94 6md&w
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PUBLIC NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. l2 AAD1S
"a A r.mrr2N1 TlHrI. a I2aiEn6EI0T .


VTTlLLLAl BELL. is Just opening Main street,
Wv opposite the Bank large and well selected stock
Of leather and findings consisting In part Of a.
1000 sides of soleteaher, Hemlock and spanish oat
tanned. 4"
80 doz morocco No, 9. and 4, Tarnpico extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and ladies French
70 doz Kip-Pnme City, heavy country, light me.
dunn - 80 ~ rtaf. . - 81 -
90 doz CocbiDeal Roam
10 Pink blue and green do
20 " Linings-Pink, blue. and green.
a Patent kid skins. =.
$50 Calf skins.light. heavy, AID medium World
Fair and Cafon, .--s 49,
g 81 Oil thong leather,
10 (" Madras Kid q 1-fg t-..
20 bbls pegs.
500 prs lasts, .s.rrf ..a- ..r .arr.
Boot Trees rasps avis piacers nails balls tachs,
stamps thread, buffers, sltcker wheels, keys hooks.
and all other tools and materials by shoe Makers
all Of which viii be sold on the most reasonable terms
jels
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GOOD NEWS POR TEE AFFLICTED.
DAVlS'S DIARRHOEA CORDIAL
is the safest and best remedy known for Diar
rhoea; Dysentery, Cholera, Summer Complaint OF
Children end all OF oosenes Of the bowels OF how
ever lcng standing 1t only needs trial to prove its
wonderful efficacy and with safety be given TO the
youngest infants Prepared it'll great of the best
materials, by k A. DAVIS. Loudon. Tennessee.
J. e. DAVIS, Evansville, Ind.
And for sale wholesale and retail by
HALL0CK IL ST0DDARD,
WOOLSEY e. LlNCK, .l..
je2ad3n Evansville. Ind.
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TPDR. o'HALsTED's PILLS WILL crrRR nys.
pepsa indigestion Biliousness and every disease OF
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A cow WITH CALF SIX WEEKS OLD for sale,
y annIv IN -tt THOMAS HEADEN,
iessIm Main Street.
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SHINGLES! SHINGLESy! -.
OvH OOO PINE SHINGLES just received and
;sss 'oi 'a'' JOHN F. GLOVER.
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NEW HOUSE, FOR RENT.
ON Main street above Bulls Head. il is two stories
~ high with a hall and four apartments well suited
W THOMAS HEADE
;eea,r Main Street,
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(ro be continued at ieisure-)
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winch would come uo the Paducah road,
without it would in nine cases out of fen
come up the Illinois Central to the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, and thence I'D on that
road, 10; the routes are parallel and not far
apart when they come TO be located. In all
conscience, Evansville has room and verge
enough with all of them, and should the Pa.
ducah road come so near to Evansville. as To
interfere with her interests. Evansville has
only to build road out to it, to make the Pa.
ducah road as much and more an Evansville
IS Cincinnati road.
AS to the Ohio and Mississippi, and the
Paris Paducah and Indiana polls railroads
being the great arteries, on which the pro.
duce of Central Indiana and Illinois is to 90
SOUTH any body but our neighbor Caddngton
knows that is all moonshine, and so does he.
II he dont,' he ought to be taught, and for his
nrst lesson will be SO bold as to refer him TO
the very able report of Mr.. McAlpinc, New
iork state Engineer to the Legislature Of
.ne State OF New York, for the year 1852.
from tins report Mr.. Caddington will please
learn the relative cost of transporting ton
OF ireight by ocean, river, canal, and railroad.
Read!
i he viii there learn that it costs sliqlay less.
BY more thap half to carry freight given dis.
lance on a can al than on a railroad, and only
rom quarter to fifth as much to carry it
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HANNIBAL Mol SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1853
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS

HOLLOWANS PILLS,
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF Loss OF HE ALTH, !
DlsoRDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
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Harlseh, MsriouehIhjrs
To Professor HoLLOwAT,
SH-Isvail myself Of the hrst opportunity OF inform
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head attended BY loss Of appetite disordered stomach
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June 6lh, 1882. (Signed) JOHN LLOYD.
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,Ny.r1,pLr Ssf2 JsTS2 OF FPwAES s4onEeT R9TLG6 CON-
PLANT, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES.
EEITacI Of Letter from Mr. s. Gorsn, Cheniist, Of
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To Professor HoL LowY:
pEAR Sal am requested by Lady named Thorn
a iuIt arrived GroTo the West Indies, 10 acqusn you
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HAsss Celebrated Pls VoAdrJGty e6eaeioWS - th'
Istroei efa Lettsr from EdiDaTS ROiOlS Esq., Of India
Walk, TobGgo, dated lprd Sta, 1851.
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az-o5 =, La placed IN the hands Of the Chairman
-.rs45 ,l5aaif ta, inject 10 The orders q
-. ,s.......s..... #..l5 --0tO we're Paid Geo. y.
.#..... N part Of III, biil,for building ne" poor
honsc in this city.
Present Chas. w Christian member.
The board appointed John Z. Miller to DC 4
member of the night-wateh in place OF h"oer'
Glenn, resigned. ,.nu.a.,,,,t;n,,
Mr.. Christian by lcase,reported bill reguial.n8
the weight per bu-hel of wheat and other an.
eles of agriculture bought and sofa IN 'iiis ~
,no,;on of Nr. Otev, ordered to lie on the table
for further consideration,
anu ''''i' ID. RODES, Clk.
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Tn GuANo TRADE The following nformn-
ton. furnished by the Washington Sentinel, of
Sunday, will be read with great Interest,"
\ committee of the Virginia ,Stntc Agricultural
Society, consisting of Messrs. w Bouwarc aud
Johnston Barbour, had an interview yesterday
with the President of the United Stntes on the
subject oi the guano trade. Thor object, repre-
scnting the view Of the Association aud OF the
people Of Nirgnia without doubt is 10 induce
the President 10 adopt proper mean. 10 rid the
country Of the odo67 monopoly in the trnde in
this article. We establish no monopolics our
selves, and W. should, for still stronger reason,
permit no foreign country to establish them II
mong US Wenre happy to learn that the Prcs
dent conenrs with lhcm in their views and is de
tcrmined 10 carry them out with energy, and
with all the means his position afford. him.
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MARRIED

On Wednesday evening the 10Th ult.' by the
Rev. T. w. Roach, Mr.. JAMES HARRIS OF Char-
lotte and Miss MILE AM McCuILocK OF Pitt
sylyania.
on the evening of the 9Th October by
Elder William II. Punkett, Mr.. JONI NJ. ORR.
of Halifax and Miss Mamie h., daughter OF
Cornelius Gilbert esq. of PittsylYanla county.
Richmond Wing will please copy.
On Tuesday evening Nov LIST, by Rev. j. L..
prichard. Mr.. HRAMN. THOMPSON and Mrs. Pa
MELIA }. JACKSON.
BY the same, on the same evening, Mr.. Albert
G. l{rRSHAM and Miss Ann ELIZA daughter OF
Rev. stith Mead, dce'd.-all of this city.
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City Council.

At meeting of the City Council of Lynch
burg. Oct. 81, lo53:
Present: John NJ. Otey, President; George G
Gurle, VIM. Crumpton, VIM. Z. Taaferro, Jas.
H. Langhornc, 5. Diuguid and II. Davis, Mem
bers-
y. Tompkins, Treasurer, made monthly re-
port of payments into the Treasury by the Col
leetor nj TaXesby which it appears that 81 S53
90 cents OF the city tax proper have been paid in
within the past month.
Nm. ID. Branch, Mayor, made report of his
tran saciions for the quarter, ending 10Th inst,
which was read and rccaiyed-by which it APP
pears he had received for fines, fees &c. the sum
of So %, and, after paving out S. IS for Office
expenses, the balance of 500 SO was paid into
the Treasury per receipt flcd-and his quarter
salary of $500 was ordered to be paid.
David ;. Jaspcr's account of SIP, for - bar
rels Of lime furnished the city in August last,was
presented and ordered to be paid
Samuel Burch, Captain of the night-watch,
presented am account for the services of the
watch Tor the month"; ending the 9th inst. which
was read and ordered to be paid as follows.