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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-08

LocoFocoIsM-AND ITS FAULTS. = The
Madisop Banner desires TO know lift be really
true, as ntimat ted by US the other day, that
the Locofoco Legislature of Indiana had fail
ed To make suitable provisions for maintain
ing the sancity of the Sabbath! We answer
that such appears to be the fact.
I'm the revised statutes OF 1912; chapter So,
section l23, as codified by Gov Bigger and
Geo. II. Dunn, it is provided that "any per-
son of the age of fourteen years or upwards,
who shall be found OH the first day of the
week, commonly called Sunday, riuting. hunt
ing, fishing, quarrelling, or At common labor,
works of charity and necessity only excepted,
such person shall be fined in any sum not less
than one dollar nor more than three dollars.
At the first session of the Legislature under
the present constitution, another revision of
the laws was undertaken, the work being
mainly entrusted to a committee, of which
Robert Dale Owen was chairman The code
reported by the committee and adopted by
the Leg stature is now before VS., and We
have examined it critically with an eye to
this question. We have been unable to Fl md
any provision eDjoining an observance of the
Sabbath, or prescribing any punishment for
its dissertation. and nothing Of tho kind Ga N
be found within the lids of the statute, as we
verify believe. Except so far as it may be
enjoined by the common law Of England, or
the law of Moses, the observance Of the Sab
bath is without any legal sanction in Indiana
For the removal OF these restraints upon So
ciety we are indebted to locofoco legislation.
But this is not all. The same law that
provided for tie strict observance of the Sab
bath, also provided against profaning the
name of (.nd To-u- f,hriSt mr. ha II olv - host
under penalty of one to three dollars for
revision, regarding this provision as an un-
necessary restriction of the right of speech,
excluded it also from the code-thus giving
the free people OF Indiana the right 10 profane
the name of their Maker, when, where, and
to what extent they pleased, perfectly secure
from the impairment Interference of those
who might question their right to do SC. This
is another of the fruits of locofocoism. How
many more of the same kind will turn I'D i'm
the process of examination we are not pre-
| pared to say.
/ There is one other matter we will barely
allude to, under this head, - tine legitimate
fruits of locofocosm. The same Legislature
that abrogated the sanctity of the Sabbath,
and ignored the law against profanity, also
superseded a wing board of trustees, under
whose paternal care the institution at Indian
apolis for the education of the blind had
grown up and prospered, and placed the u-
terests Of these unfortunates in the keeping
of locofoco board, without experience in
such matters, and what is the result! WHY
in few short months they have run the
asylum aground-the institution is to be
closed-and the poor unfortunate objects OF
the States benefcence are to be sent adrifl
to shift for themselves as best they may.
Such is locofocoism--and such are its fruits
New Albany Tribune.
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COLLEGE OLE EVANSVILLE,

EVANSVILLE. IND.
NnE session of 1854, of this institution will COM
A nence uIder more favorable auspices than that OF
any Previous year.
The Faculty have the pleasure of announcing TO the
Profession that new, commodous aud tasteful col
lege building Is now in process Of erection and will bc
In READINGS by the ensuing collegiate course.
The apparatus for demonstrating the various branch
es OF the oisson sample, and OF superior quality;
that studeits may rely upon as full and complete
of Instruction in this as in any Medical School
East or West.
The folloyin gentlemen Comprise the Faculty viz:
Lew L. EycocS, NJ d. Emersus Professor of PLY 81
ology and Psthology.
Hagh Rcnakls NJ. d. Professor of General DESCRIPTIVE
and Surgical anatomy.
&. A. Foster A. NJ. NJ. n. Professor o. hemi,try
1ohn X. wilcox, NJ u. Professor vi Aleraputcs and
Pharmacy.
Madison Bray NJ. D. Professor ofthe Piaciples and
Practice OF Surgery.
William II. byford, NJ ID. Professor OF the f5ncIplcs
and Practice Of Medicine.
George u waiker, NJ. u. Professor OF ObstaTcs. and
Diseases of Women and Children
William 4. Mcdowell, NJ. d. Professor oil ule Inst
tutes of Medicine and Medical jurisprudence
iohn 7. Walker, NJ. ID. Adjunct Professor Oh A nat
omy.
The session will commence on the first Monday iuSo
yember, and continue four months The Anatomial
rooms will be open for the accommodation oi student
who desire study practical anatoy from the hrst
October. -
Expense of regular tickets, SO: characterization. -
Practical Anotomy, $40. G,od boarding may be pro
Ired at from 50 To . 80 per week.
nI6r GEORGE B. WALKER, Dean.
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NEW FOUNDRY AND rzAczINE


ET9ESYILLE. LNDTE.E-d-
THE PUBLIC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
L We have with great and expense fitted up
complete Shops any in the West and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition 70 encourage Home
manufacturers We prepared with every facility
TOT Misunderstanding steam Engines with wo6d oriron bed
frames and machinery of III kinds with ire latest i'm
provemenis. Gearing aud Shafuug fitted up. Puleys,
IRON ronts Tor houses Plow Mould Boards. Wsg.
IN boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
Ion forging work Of al kinds. and of first quality.
nshea TO order Steamboat work and repairs OF all
Ono 6us OF machinery promptly and carefully executed.
,sa ~ ~ y complete, possessing al the cd
vi the latest improvements, and our worknen
are OF the most skillful ana exnefienced class orr
general superintendent has for many ears ee foreman
Oh an extensive establishment East aud is fully eous!
10 any Machinest In theMest - 49,
Persons desiring Engines orother rnsSAsrer bah or
repaired, are requested TO CALI for feel coufcsrt
that we can give as full satisfaction in quality OF work
ment in the country.
Car wheels of various patterns manufactured. with
Murphey's Patent Solid Hub.
oclers by mail viii receive prompt attention at the
same price ias when given ia person.
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper wanted.
je27d&w G.. ID. EGGLESTON K co.
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o. A rumor was started the other day in
some eastern paper that MIR. Zantzinger, dis
bursting agent of the State Department, ap-
pointed under Mr.. Fiilmore's administration,
and retained by Pierce, had proved defauter
to the amount of ten thousand dollars. The
Louisville Democrat caught up the rumor, put
it forth as fact, and tauntingly asked where
is to be the end of Wing populations. He had
better ascertain where the beginning is to
be. Mr.. Zantzinger in all probability is no
defaulter. The following is from the N. Y.
Times, and we find similar explanations in
the other New York papers of both parties and
an the Washington papers:-l Lou. Jour.
WASHINGTON, July 80.
The statement of the defalcation of William
C. Zantzinger, late disbursing agent of the
State Department, undoubtedly has its origin
in malice. His accounts have not yet been
settled, illness having prevented his making
them up. The difficulty yesterday would all
have been avoided had the department given
him notice that his check for 900 had not
been honored. He had accounts with Cor
coran g. Riggs, under several heads, and
drew his check against certified balance
due him on one account, which the bank tel
Ter declined to honor, because he had over
drawn in another private account All will
be arranged amicably tomorrow. 1t will
be shown that no possibility of dishonest in
fention existed, and probably show a balance
due by the Government to Zantzinger. I am
of opinion he has been grossly wronged in this
transaction.
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Philadelphia.
TIME great tunnels upon the part oftbe line
now fully com pleted and the whole road is in fine
condition. presenting ofthe most picturesque and
romantic in the world. The greatest care for the
and safety of passengers constantly exercised
by officers and of this Con snd there 10
no safer road the United States Notwithstanding the
reports and inscriptions agents OF other
routes to the contrary.
The new and splendid Gamers OF the Union Line
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets rom these
places to Baltimore Washington. Philadelphia, &C.,
may be had off T. Morehead on the Ievee at Louis
WILLIE or the boats ofthe Union Line only at Louisville
The leave the wharf at Louisville daily Tor
Wheeling where passengers and baggage are carefully
transferred to the cars. .
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily at half
mast A. NJ and arrive at Cumberland (.0l miles, ats
p NJ. and allowing two hours there. arrives IN bati-
more (3sO miles, day light next morning. in full time
TO connect with early Washington ana fhlladel phla
trains making the passage through from Wheeling In
less than twenty hours, insudlng stoppages,
Travellers will not fail 10 observe that TINS is TIE
HEAPssr well one of the most pleasant rouiesto
Baggage checked through any Of the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage aretahser-
red TO the cars for Washington at the Junction. ana Tor
philadelphia at Bam ore, vi hout extra charge lrav
elers are allowed ample time and opportunity at all
points 10 obtain their meals. 10
the privilege of living any where on the rouie Sill
to Washingto Sll so; to Philadelphia l2 10 New iok
S4 To be had as only (Ihe railroad are alone
from Wheeling Baltimore is So %; TO Fhi@dehaor
Washington 80 5O) 49,. ,.,.,,, ~,
While the water Is low in The Ohio isht Du.
swift steamers will keep mp tie connection oetWeen
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also eafe
river at Cincinnati and zach wheeling by me way %
railroad TO Columbus and GAINESVILLE, ana stages eheS
- Wheeliu0 For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and leave there's OF COCA
A. NJ. daily. ~. r. H.,
and sneeiy line (hhi prepared 10 do an immense
will be taken aslow by any other route All
property carefully handled and V EIe 0Foer
iiss.iv v General superintendent, baltimore.
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AN Ok THAT GIVES MrLK.-Mr. James
Thorn, OF Clinton, has an OK that gives milk
freely. He has bag with four teats, each
one OF which yields milk like that of the COW.
The bag is divided into four sections; but, un-
like the cows, it has no udder. Each quarter
of the bag has cavity which supplies it's teat,
independent of the others. When MIXED out
il is readily supplied again, like that of the
COW. Our informant states that the animal. a
fine one, is worked every day on the farm of
Mr.. tt Pouqhkeepsie American.
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Hoes From present appearances the
number of hogs the next season will be large
particularly in Kentucky and Ohio. We
hear of a contract for large number of hogs
in Indiana, at 80, gross, to be delivered at
the pens in the Fall. A trader offered yes
terday to deliver 1000 hogs, between the
Goth of November and Goth of December, to
one of our packers at A cents net. The
contract was not made Lou. Cour.
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DRUG NOTICE.

DRUG NOTICE.
"AVING sold out my stock of Drugs and Medicines.
i Il and all business connected with the same TO Ke-
Ter. Farnsley az Co., the first day Of June last.
take great pleasure in in reducing them to the public
aid my old friends generally. Keller * Farnsley have
been known and appreciated in this communit! gen
lcmsn and excellent Druggists for years. Isaac
t. White who eomposes the company Is needless for
to say anythng he is known to all who have trans
acted business with &c the last nine years. Any
comm alton from would be superfeus. May |
ask for contnsance, to the finn, OF those avors so
literally bestowed upon me. "
jyl5H CRAWFORD BELL.
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OF kite-tail recently got entangled in
the telegraph wires at Port Chester, New
York, and took fire at its connection with
both wires, and the piece between the wires,
as well as the tail under them, were entirely
consumed. Here is question for the curious.
Will the mixture of kite-tail and telegraph
wires explode.
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AND srEoRTEsT HOUTE,


Betxycen the East and West.
TIME UNION LINE OF STEAMERS, running in con-
| nection with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wheeling,
Through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Wash
inpou CITY and Baltimore. be procured from the
Agents at Louisville Madison and Cincinnati, or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
ments for ticketDg through. the travelling public VIII
find it greatly to their interest," going East or "es 70
patronize this line.
The Union Line'' being chartered company are
required by lawsto under such reguaonsas VIII IN
sure comfort as well as safety TO the lives OF passeDge
II This is the only line running IN connection Win
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
II TThe Steamers Of this line are enurel! new ana
the largest fastest and most superb vessels ewes
built for the Western waters and VIII leave as iooWs
viz . -, m =,
FOREST CITY. Capt. a. Murdoch, Sunday r NJ
naVID White Capt ". DcClaid, Mondays p. NJ
BALTIMORE. Capt. VIM. Clark, tuesday r, NJ
ALVIN ADAMS Capt. & w Norton, "Wednesday NJ.
VTPGINlA Capt. Chas Y. Wells. Thursday p. N.
FAILS CRY. Capt, sam. Mason, Friday p. NJ.
rios SWAMI Capt. ]. Mcclure, Saturday z. NJ.
Fare from Louisville Baltimore... Sll 90
10 do do to philadelphia or Washington I2 co
no do do TO New York................ IS 90
10 do Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. 10 90
Do do do Philadelphia Washington IL 90
Passenger baggage transferred from steamboat TO
Railroad and from Railroad TO Steamboat free from
charge.
II Pan additional charge Of only SO for state
and meals is made from Louisville TO Wheeling.
S. Moorhead, Agent.
Louisville, KY.
NJ. Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
& tirays WI n boat.
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Missouri CoNGREssMEN.-The dispatches
indicate that Caruthers, Wing, is elected in
the seventh district, and Fox Jackson, (of
precious memory among Benton menD in the
the third district. Well, We don't pity the
Bentonians. They are fond of voting fer
men that they krew will betray them.
81 Louis Asus.
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FLOATING BATH HOUSE.

VIT u. ADLERSBURG will have his Floating Bath
wv House completed by the 5th day of June. at
which time he will be ready to receive company The
house Is constructed that the gentlemen enter on one
side and the ladies the Other 1t very neatly got up
and he hopes the public will appreciate his efforts to
tribute their health. Single bath Is cents Persons
wishing to subscribe do so 10y calling q, his Paper
Store on First street. between Main and Sycamore.
The house is just below lower Evansville Wharf
Price Of Tickets l5c; Subscription Tickets for 81.
ieou3m
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL ANDiNEW AL
BANY RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that there are no Bonds OF
~ this Company in circulation, as the Books OF tnis
Company wiltestify that no bonds hsvo ever been Is
sued or authorized.
And as all the stock formerly subscribed on the BOOKS
OF this COMPANY was sold bv the shern under eSeeu-
Ii m. issuing from the Circuit Court Edwards Coun-
ty Ills and was by the purchasers al suen snen
Of Directors on 29,h January. ls53 all certificates OF
stock bearing prsUiO.s 10 that time are ortsess
I, having been reported that Bonds and certificates
ofs, ofthis Company. have been offered for sale 0.
nisSc by rites formerly connected with this Comps
Ry he Board have thought right thus 10 put the puo
'''0N ZION T. B. THOMPSON, President
OLA. Mt, c. andN 2. R +. CO.
slwurt THOMPSON 81. u, Secretaryio BOARD
mario II
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u%"Hello, Mister, have you got any grain
to sell,"
No. Why DO you ssk,"
Because see you have rye face
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ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and FOrW Al ding
II USE.
10 8 e p n M OGRID 0E,
Late Twichell q Mogridge.l

JOS EPH MOGRID0E,
Late Twichell q Mogridge,) -----
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS.
CNONSIGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt and personal attention. and liberal ad-
will be given when required on Consignments
or Bills of Lading an hand.
Orders for the Purchase of Lead, Grain Hemp and
other Produce will be filed the lowest possible prices.
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dispatch; the
lowest of freight will always be procured and
expense Of storage and drayagc as much possible
avoided
References.
s e.: IT, e. Co. Louis.
DoAY, KING 81 Co..
II. ID. NEwcoMB g. BRo., ! Ior;;,
w. b. REYNOLDS,
ELLIS 81 MORTON,
STRApER 81 GoRNAN,
HOSEA 81 FRASER, : Cinsinnati.
SPRINGER 81 WHITMAN,
T.. o. GOODMAN q Co.,
wv. BurLER q Bro,
ID. LEEcH 81 Co., Z Pittsburgh.
WIN. HoLMEs& Co., }
E. c. YARNALL & Co.,
b. b. CoMEGYs, fA'i"'
SHIELDS q MILLER.
Blow 81 MARCH,
cHAs. A. WEIGHT.>
j ass.H. Lsf C. q Coz Co..; Baltimore.
A. A G.: FAs swIs q Co., Boston.
TwICHELL6 CO., New Orleans.
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REMOVED.

nECKER KRAMER have removed tneir eAte m
- sive stock Of Groceries, Leather ana ny
their new brick store, two doors above ihei1
on Main street. between First and Second lhel stoch
embraces a complete assortment in their ilhe, anu nc,
will be happy to wait upon their ola eustoss anu VI"
public generally, on as good terms as
jy2-d3m
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have open Policy Of Insurance, which will cove
all shipments to my address, when advised by letter pei
mail when endorsed bills of lading before,
the time of shipment. JOSEPH MOGRIDGE.
mar9 '53-d&wIy St. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE.

TJ,HE undersigned being about 70 coseup ms ousnes
in this CITY, ard remove 10 tho country. neg IosIs
ali uho are iodebted to him. TO make payment, on CT
before the 5th Of July next. And all who have claims
;, h;r, To present them for payment He hopes
se; ali will be sufficient law with him Is very M
i.ssnt thing. Thomas Bush is authorized to settle
ali accounts in my absence.
iec4H > v. AhlN-
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.


ORALLY.
1IESSRS KELLER a. FARNSLEY would respect
wi fully return thanks thercustomers and the sub
lie generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
theirreEds that they have purchased Of Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of Drugs d Medicines. and
will continue carry the business in the house
mery occupied by him Main between First and Sec.
end where they will he pleased to have their friends
call examine their stock. They have associated Mr.
Isaac White who has been for the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy at all
times wait upon the old patrons, of the house. If
pure Drugs allow rates. and accommo dating terms are
any inducement to the Merchants Druggists and Ply.
scians respectfully invite them 10 call We have
on hand stock S25O00 Of well SCI eeted Drugs and
viii be constantly receiving additions To our present
supply. and hope offer such inducementsto WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity OF
heir visitlr other Cities for the purpose Of
their supplies.
jyl5 KELLER. FARNsLEY CO.
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NOTICE

a We are determined 70 charge our business on the
"A LIST July we want ALL TO call and settle without
urther notice.
ie3c GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VNTE offer this Eminent d remedy in the various
w diseases aud complaints for which 1t is recon-
msnded with full confidence Of its in curing
them.
The following is n list of the numerous and extraord
nary il has cured during the last few months:
$3.50 cases of rheumatism in all its forms;
1900 do strains and bruises;
$500 do burns and scalds:
$3.50 90 fresh cuts and wounds;
40 do cancers;
7,740 do scrofulous and ulcers that had re-
sisted all other treatment:
4.2i0 Ido inaamed and sweled joints:
800 do piles;
400 do lumbago, suices, govt, and hard bony
Tumors;
$3.50 do Chapped hands:
1000 CO caked breasts;
1000 do tooth ache and ear ache;
1000 do various chronic diseases.
The Mustang Liniment will cure the following dis
eases of Horses.
SPAWN, Ring Bone Bruises and cuts. Strains Saddle
Calls Wind Calls, Fistula, Sweeny Big Head, Cracked
Heels.
UPREAD AND REMEMRERFN
BEWARE Of green mixture of"Tar and Turpentine
put up in square bottles, and called VOLC ANIC OIL
LiNIMENT." Avoid il, us its continued use will shriv
ell relax and weaken the muscles, and para.ize the
nerves. The Mustang Linimentis sold in ever town
aud at all the Drug Stores in Evansville Price 25cis
50 cts, and one dollar bottle. The 50 cent bottle holds
three times much the 25 cent bottle. The one dol
lar bottle holds much eight times OF % cents
bottles. The large bot'lesare much the cheapest
Try the Mustang Linment-lO,OtO,000 bottles sold
annually.
A.G. BRAGG & Co.. sole Proprietors
PEINcIPAL OFrrcEs-Corner of Sd and Market sts ST.
Louis, Ma; and 304 Broadway ". iyI6-Iydcew
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NEAT AND FASHIONABLE BOOTS.
a-DiNIEL w. FOREST will make a SUPERIOR
O. article Of French Calf Boots, from skins, to
Y which was warJeJ prize Medal at the Worlds
] ~ Fair No mstakell for all who will favor him
with their orders at his shop, First street. between
Main and Locust All work made from the above skins
warranted not to break.
Also-Ladies' Buskins. Cloth Buskins Gents CATERS
Half CATERS Slippers and Jenny Lind Ties made with
neatness and dispateh apI3dly
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V,UTNCHy

C>oLD LUNCH served up every morning from 10 TO y,
W Ethe tee PAVILION -
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CONE! GOMEZ! COME!M

UVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.
THE first term of VIM. II. Currie's Juvenile Singing
L Class will commence on Monday. July 95h 1853
O'Clock r. NJ. in Foster Hail.
TERMS-50 cents per term Of 70 lessons payable in
varably in advance Mr.. Curre's terms being So unu
suay low he hopes to have full taer names
e, Al A.. thSse %iishipSs corner Evansville
l1N
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LAmASCO HAY SCALES


THE Lamasco Hay Scales adjoining the Market House
L are Completed Persons wishing TO use them
win please call the subscriber EsQr. Rowley's Of
fee. iyli-u FRANCIS yAUS.
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TOBACCOM TOBACCO!l-A full as
sortment OF tue cnocesl brands of Virginia Tobacco
Just received and ior sale al
jy2 CoOhS ramhy uroecr!'