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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
EVANSVILLE IA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30 1858 80

TOBACCO AND CIGARS -f uotaa
L 200 bxs Tobacco; IS ss, ! ib and b;
100 N Common Cigars; for sale by
decl5 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
EIsH.-2OO pkgs New Maekere in bbls, hf bbIs Or do
L and kits. assorted, No 4. and3; -
10 Dbs Picked Herring
loo bxs No Smoked Herring;
100 bxs Goldfish in 100 and 90 h packages.
For sale by ldecaol BABcoCK BROTHERS.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-
- 80 hhds prime new saugar; 40 bbls New Moasses;
% bbls 5 IL iolasses; so do Old do;
so half bbls do; In store anu for sale by ~
deco BAB.oCK BROTHERS
10 bbis extra qualit. in good tight barrels;
10 do good do pscocv do 40 do for sale by
E,RUTs, esc-loo bxs NJ r Raisins;
l. 20 bxs Layer Raisns;
= 50 half bys do;
2j or do do:
~ 10 trails Aim nds;
500 bxs sagiines, bxs, half ard quarter bxs;
dec ls BABcocK BROTHERS.
Ii The subscribers l pay cas,. for Land warranta At
market prices. loctl3l PRESTON d BR
SNIGARs-so. Geo, choice brands of every kind ius
octl5 PRESTON BROTHERS,
I,RESH ARRIVAL '- fta
Il so bbls Pr me New Moasses;
90 hhds do do Sugar;
Received in store and for sale by
SsPICES-eoO lbs Fresh Nutmegs;
- $50 lbs Cloves;
100 mats Cinnamon;
0-ffF 10 bags Pepper;
40 Spice;
do Race Ginger;
Just received and for sale by
novH FOSTERS & BROWN.
COTTON YARNS, &C. 81
~ 60 bags heavy Yarns, assorted numbers;
20 do white Carpet Chain;
bales colored DO do.
% do No Batting;
10 do Cand ewck; le
Is norla VIEW 60 ''' e'0 ana FosTERs For ss
CtUGAR.-I40 hhds Fair to Choice for sale by
- jyl3 FOSTERS & BROWN, Main and lst sts.
yyTooDEN WARE
w 15 doz Painted Buckets;
3 doz Measures; just reed and for sale eLsapby
tese ~ -. haa -, FOSTERS & BROWN.
- Cutlery, Butchers Cooks hunting and shoes knives
from the mandatory Of ]. Russell d Co., for sale by
sept 2K c. M. GRIFFITH.
SsHiNGLES. PLows AND DwHEELBARROws--
~ --latest improved Flows and WheebarrOws Il ON the
Canelton Foandry Also, $4,000 Shingles; sale low
=! iHiI el aat H. COON.
L MOCK DOWN AND DRAGOUT Rat Traps; f.
IN Sugar cured Beef;Fr Pearl Hominey :Toma
to Catsps Pickles asst Soaps and other fxngs mar
ried people. for sale low by
septI4 HoRNBRoOK & wooDARD.
sEIwGLFS! SElNGL sM
IINOR sale five hundred and fifty thousand good Pine
Il Shingles on -asona5le terms. Enquire of
septlo-3m MARCUS SHERWOOD.
NIEw CROP RIO COFFEE.-5o bags superior DUAL
IN ity received per steamer Clifton and for sale 10y
s. T.. GILBERT & co.
DUyl6 4tf Sycamore, near Water
NoFFEE.-l5O bags prime Rio, per Alex Scott, e.
~ sale by [jelel SAMUEL ORR.
~ BARRELS Princeton Flour for sale by
~ novs4 ta ua .l SAMUEL ORR.
90 BAGS prime Rio Coffee, reed and for sale by
IZU myl3 4 J. w. REILLY.
INLOUR from new Wheat, in bbls and hfbbls "Polk
IL Brands" for sale by jyE1 J. d w. REILLY.
DECEIVED per steam or Crescent:
III 20 bhls Tar; s-s .., r.-.
90 do White Wine:
do Brown Turner's Oil; Nd
so 5 gall. Demijons; for sale low for cash by
janl3 ng .r ALIIS & HOWES.
(tOTTON YARN AND BATTING Just Received
~ fresh lot Of s. q, and zoo Cotton Yarn and Batting
for sale low at Wholesale or Retail by
oet2e SHANKLiN & REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

GRAHAM e. FARRELL.
NNE have now on hand, and are prepared to sell at
w low rates, well selected stock of Groceries, con
sistlng in part of. viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea Gloves
once, buckets, Trace chains, Raisins,
M0lass0s, Selves, Curry combs lCa.sa
fiour- star tan'iies- Ginger, Nutmegs,
tobacco, Masn-ooards, Pepper Mackcrel,
Cotton iafhs, herrihg, spice, Cement,
-Whiskey Iiaiore-
In addition to the above lately reed stock of
fine Brandy. warranted; together with general assert
.nent of Foreign and Domestic Liquors which we will
Of sposeata u small adNance- IeIojl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29

JUST reed 335 Reams of Letter and Zap PAPER. o.
j every QUALIFY and which AL led former large
SUNNY makes our stock best offered in this
ket: all which will DC sold to the city and country trad
nj reduced prices. RATHBONE * WHEELER.
octl5 No. Fosters Block.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
TniIYKsr TRNNKS!!

THE undersigned has now r----=-<>-~~
EEfg sIon hand. and Is constantly 49,
f~Tsg IL ii. manufacturinga superioFar ,Et Y n
g. EEl-sJticle of Trunks aud Valices s~sss~..s-
OF every fashionable styleIeas sier, Wooden ard ih
of all sizes which viii sell low. shop on Mais
street between Fourth and the Canal. ,,,-,z
Jelly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
CABINET WARE HOUSE,
I.nrsr,f,1 FERGUS.

-. IuAvE on hand large supply OF every -.
.--,.---< variety Of Cabinet Ware OF the best W
II workmanship and material. on Main be- ~,
- tween Third aud Fourth Streets II
Lu Ia ber Hard -
| have also on hand, largr supply oi rihe Lumoe
seasoned Also 5000 feet dressed Flooring.
CafGiHS.- -.
large supply ofa kinds and sizes on hand All th'
above rticles will sell te most reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shop. lJ!-2-6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORp. CONNECTICUT

INCORPORATES 1olU.-CHARrER PERPETUAL.
Capt. tS250.000-Sa6scriSed CdpI $50 eco.
rINHIS long established and well known Institution
has transacted most extensive insurance business
for than forty years, throughout the United States
and British North American provinces Ii has aimed
public Edence by an honorable and faithful
fulment of its contracts and the of property
assured that all fair Claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses. Stores, Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port c &C., will be
Insured at rates low the riskiwii admit. The fol-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
81. FLUEGEE

ID. fbOEGEls. .Aalst.
Teacher of the Engiish, French aud Ger.
man ianguage.
DRIvATE LESSONS either at his Residence or hi
4 Pupils.
English-Gvr"aa Female-school. Corner Of Third
and Walnut stFcest sepi4lyt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
HARDWARE

a RL WAVE.
SHASkllN& d REILLY, are e.tirg out of the Iard,
- ware trade, ard wish sell their stock Hard
ware at cost Carpenters and others wrnting H-rdw
will please call and examine our stock rs tie, will find
II to their interest do o before purchasing elsewl
oct29 SHANKLIN dE REILLY
~ NJ. GRIFFITH, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
~. Foreign and Domestic Hardware, Necnanies'
Tools. Buildng Materials. Rife MouE.ings coopers'
knives and Planes, and Cabinet Makers Trimmings.
augl3 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29

TCST RECEIVED AT THE EVANSVILLE BOOK
store. Sar-ents life Of Henry C. y by Greeiy; Fleet
vooi's life Christ and his Apostles: Amercar fafe
s,or and Manners: Atlanc and transatlantic: Hagar,
vomy of to-day: The Of the times The Pieness
er Cen of the Wet: Life of Gener. Frank Perse reed
per Clipper, and for SIDE by ~-
oct< SAMUEL Liel6Rs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
PRrsTON B1CTHrRS

ITAVE received their new supply OF Groceries or
ever, description and iee confident in saving that
hey can Offer inducemeHt to buyers aud eOHnfrg mer
-Eanfs rarely TO be met with. Call and examine ior
ourselves at their Store near the Telegraph ofee Wa
ter st IoctIsl PRESTON BROTHERS..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-29
jHS GRAHAM JOHN FARREL
G. 2AHAM & FARRELL.

XyTE have this day associated ourselves for the pur
w pose doing general Wholesale and Retail 70
cery, Provision aud Produce Business, Sycamore
three doors above Jas. auyhlins Jr iron store We
prepared to keep full as well selected stock and will
ell at low cighbors. The produce OF the
country will be taken cash, at its market value, and in
general conduct Of business we shall cndeavor
: apsftf GRAHAM & FARRELL.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
Arrival Of steamer Illinois.

New York, April 9.-Thc steamer
Illinois reached her dock little after
I o'clock; she left Navy Bay on the
evening Of the lst April. She brings
the California mails of the 10th March
$295,4oo in gold, and 375 passengers
The steamer Union left Aspinwall for
New York via Jamaica on 3l.t Of March
BY arrival of Steamer An;onia at Pa
mama, we have Valparaiso dates Of the
2sth February, and Callao, Of March
10Th. At tho former place business Is
improved. The stock Of flour on hand
was very small, and firmly held at $s
and $50. Political intelligence unim.
portant, Congress being adjourned and
President on his Southern tour.
Gen. Skanch goes to France as Min
lister Of Customs.
The revenue at Valparaiso for 1852
was 81 ,OOO,0OO excess Of 1851.
Peru continues quite tranquil, and
the yellow fever was declining.
The dispute between Ecuador and
New Grenada seems 10 be settled ami.
cably.
The harvcsts in the South were more
abundant than ever. The mining dis
tricts continue to yield abundantly.
The U. S. sloop Of war Portsmouth
has been ordered 10 San Juan instead
Of Callao.
The Chilian authorities had released
the American who had been so long con
fined without trial.
A serious disturbance, owing 10 some
political appointments, occurred amone
the inhabitants ofToboga, butit was pu
down withou: loss of life.
The steamship Independence, fol
whose fate great fears were entertained
she being 20 days overdue at San Fran
cisco, had about 45o passengers aboard
Indian difficulties continued to dis
tract the miners.
A difficulty occurred at Tehama, be
tween some of he miners AMI Indians in
which some Is or 20 OF the latter were
slaughtered.
Anumber Of new and very rich dig
gings have been disc near Nevada
Oregon dates are to the 18th ult. The
small pox was raging fearfully anon;
the Indians.
Catherine Hayes had given her las
subscription concert in San Francisco
The weather was favorable for mining
markets dull.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
The Treaty with Switzerland, now

before the Senate, contains an article pro.
viding that the citizens Of both countries
may inherit real estate property left them
by the citizens Of either. A constitutional
point, it is said has been raised by MI
Butler, Chairman ofthe Judiciary Com.
mittee, however, vix: that the right ol
aliens to inherit property in the Uni.
ted States was matter regulated by state
laws and was not uniform in its action
inasmuch as some States permitted for
eignets to inherit, while others prohib
tied it. Mr.. Everett showed that all our
extradition treaties, since the formation
OF the government, the exception Of fcul
contained precisely similar provision al
to foreigners inheriting. To this it wa
replied, that precedent, if in violation
Of the constitution or the rights Of the
States could be regarded.
The Democrats Of Circleville, at the
late city election, elected six out OF feigh,
Councilmsn, their Mayor, Marshall
and all the township officers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad.

The contract for grading ami bridging
this road from Maysville to Springfield
opposite Portsmouth was awarded to
Messrs Beckwith, Lsckhart & Williams
on the llth inst. The contract says the
Maysville Eagle, has been signed seal
ell and delivered, and ample security
given for its performance, and is to be
completed by the first Of Junc,ls54, 1t
is expec,s the road will be in opera.
ton by October Of next year. Twelve
Of the bids varied in the aggregate, but
$4,000. That much completed and
VIC shall soon after see the host Of strong
arms grading on tie other side Of the
river here, and then the iron horse. e..Gov.
Ritper's "smoke wagon" quickly chas'
ing them away and assuming the station
allotted it, to remove portion OF the
rich products Of our inexhaustible mines
iu this region, and returning freigh.ed
with the products Of other clmcs, but to
pursue again the same round Of duty.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
From the Statesman.
THE REVOLUTION.

Ills now conceded even by the Tory
organs Of England that revolution is
sure to occur on the Continent Of Eu.
rope; and that though it may be delayed
it cannot be averted.
The tyranny now being practiced by
old RADETsKY cannot crush the spirit oil
liberty in the breasts Of the Italian peo'
pie out it adds to the accumulated wrongs
they have suffered at the hands Of Aus.
train despots and will make the popular
retribution more fearful. Few men can
be found like our forefathers OF the Amer
lean Revolution, wise enough, calm e.
nough, and brave enough to contead (ol
freedom for itself alone.
Some are animated by ambition, some
movcnt by turbulence, some fight fol
vengeance, anl the remainder for tht
sake Of liberty. 4
The present state of Italy is we'll de
scribed in the following from the Lon
don Morning Post; the writer, as is th'
constant practice Of such gentlemen
says that can impossible Republic" a
waits Italy.
But as that has declared the "Unite,
States Republic" to be failure, abou
thousand times, it may mean that sue
another failure awaits Italy. That will
silt us exactly.
"The people Of Naples wait for
m ovement which is sure to take place i
the Austrian Empire. Then the who'll
Of Italy from the frontiers Of Piedmont t
Sicily will be in revolt, and sad disaster
will follow.
The Italian troops will disband. 1.-The s
called Swiss soldiers recruited from tn
revolution Of ls4s, will not save tn
sovereign Of Italy. An impossible RI
public awaits Italy.
That will assuredly be the next act {
the drama which began in 1s4s. DIP
Iomacy has exhausted all its power fc
the princes Of italy,"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19

The AMERICAN EXPLORING ExpEDI.
r1oN ON THE RIVER AMAzoN.-The Pa.
mama Echo learns from Capt. Thomas,
who arriv ed in the Nueva Granada, that
the day before the steamer sailed an ex.
press arrived, overland, from the Ameri'
can exploring expedition on the Amazon
that the explorers had reached point
OH the river, in nearly direct line, some
three hundred miles distant but, by the
circ cuitous route which the express was
compelled to take, was about three hun
dred and seventy.fve miles Distant
There they had found magnificent and
m ost productive country, with resources
beyond previous conception
1t seems, by the statements Of Captain
H. and others, that the Yankee steamer
will secure the bonus Of $4,000 offered
by the Government for the first steam
vessel navigating the waters of the Anna
zon into Bolivia, and also the entry o
her entire cargo duty free.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
The Powder Mill Explosion.

Messrs. Editors-On Monday at half
past 12 o'clock, the Cylinder Mills, be.
longing to the Powder establishment of
A. P. Warehouse & Co., containing
near two tons fpowler, exploded, tear
ing the building into thousand pieces,
and scattering it over acres Of ground.
The adjacent buildings, were some
what injured and the dwelling, at the
distance Of quarter of mile was much
discounted. windows, glass, plastefing
&c. being shattered, which but a few
moments before were all in fine display.
On hearing he report Immediately re-
paired to the spot, butt place of find
ing friend Waterhousc mourning over
the ruins, l found him busily engaged in
preparing a bill for lumber, to replace
the building destroyed, and ere the smoke
had fairly settled itself, the saw and ak
were busily engaged in making the ne
cessary arrangements for the new struc'
ture, which they say must be in opera
ton within twenty days. No one was
hurt, though quite number were stand
ing not far distant at the time OF the ex.
plosion. CATO.
Powder Mills, Scioto county, O.
IS. V, Republican.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
Mann on British Slavery.

Hon Horace Mann has delivered O
lecture in the New York Tabernacle, on
the institutions, crimes, etc., of Great
Britain. In it he told some facts which
Lord Shaftsbury would do we'll to pom.
der. There are found the extremes ol
society, in contrast seen nowhere else,
Four thousand acres devoted TO an els'
CANT menagerie, aad hard by 1000 hu'
man beings crowded into four hundred
yards square. Women obliged to make
ten thousand strokes with hammer fol
til, value ofone shilling. A child, foul
years Of age confined ia black pit, si1
days and two nights in the wsek with
scarcely liberty to sleep when neces
sary!
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
The Wreck Of the Queen Victoria
In England

The plate iu the Queen Vic,oria's cab
in has been saved by diver; but the man
protests that nothing IN tie world should
induce him to go down second time,
as the scene in the cabin was the mos,
horrible he had ever witnessed.
He thought he had entered wax work
exhibition, the corpscs never having
novel from their position since the yes
sal went down. There were some eight.
cen or twenty persons In the cabin. one
and all OF whom seemed to be holding
conversation with each other; and the
general appearance of the whole scene
was so life like that he was almos, in
clined ,h believe that some were yet liv
ing.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
The Bloomer Costume

The spring costume Of the ladies oI
New York, is thus deccribed 10 the Ex
press OF Wednesday.
"The Bloolners in our city, even q,
mong the fashionabies, have carried the
victory at last; hut this is beginning al
the crown Of tho head anil net at the sole
of the foot.-The frocks trail as much a,
ever--no pretty foot. even can be seem
ami the only sweeping tho crossing has
in rome parts Of the city is with silks
and moutslines, and carefully worked
pstticoats; but from the head downwards
.he bloomers carry the dsy-Thereis a
nics little jaunty bonnet, which shows
shs head, and . about ss useful as ho.
~ ! covering, (uo more) but then comes
> vpis,eoptr . jaskstssnd a sHofstsilos
.Joek eoa'," ,s4ra5q
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt.

"There is story current that Otto
and Jenny Goldschmidt have quarreled.
We wonder how many fools will be.
lieve it. Ofcourse it is all CANNON. ="
Skipping over the elegant phrase call
CANNON" Mr.. Paragraphist, allow me
to ask what business it is of yours in
particular, or the world in general,
whether the couple above alluded to,
live harmoniously Or not! Were | Otto
Goldschmidt, would make a pilgrim
age to Mecca to find you, but my hand
should gra sp your coat collar, for your
impudent intrusion into the privacy o.
the domestic circle. Fie upon you'll
Have you nothing to do but TO pass a
round choice bits Of scandal? Off with
your coat and ha:, put on an old gos
sips bonnet, and seat yourself in tht
chimney corner with your cat and snuf
box. Walk up to the glass and SEE
how majestic a man() looks after re
pcating such rumor, and trying to eas'
his conscience by saying-"Of cours'
nobody will believe it"
should like 10 see a pistol pointe:
at you, for the satisfaction Of seeing OF
drop on your cowardly knees and whin
for mercy, as men () who slanler wo
men always do. You never heard o
the days Of chivalry, dld 20? Well
sir, men in those days would have crush
ed you like virer lor speaking WON
ans name so lightly. Men in thos
days never conveyed the swift lie by tn
accursed non. ommittal sneer or shrue
or lifting Of the eyebrows. Men in thos
days put one hand on their hearts whe
woman's name was mentioned. Yo
msn: Heaven save the mark! Pr
glal | was born q woman.
FANNY FERN.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-19

In the Almshouses and Hospitals be.
longing to the city of New York. there
were reported to be 5.o14 persons in
charge on Tuesday last. Whata vast
amount Of misery and suffering are there
endured.
A Farmer who recently had his but
ter seized by the clerk Of the market for
short weight, gave as the reas on that the
COW from which the butter was made was
subject to the cramp, and that caused the
butter to shrink in weight.
Mr. BENJAMIN HARTsHoRN, Of Belfast
Maine, died recently at the advanced age
of94. He has voted at every Presiden.
tial Election from the first one for Gen.
eral Washington to the last Gen. Pieerce
New York, April 9.--The Europa
has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
26th.
At Liverpool, Flour is in demand al
good prices-advanced Cd; fine brands
improved most; Western Canal 28s Cd
white 3ls. Lard-demand moderate
prices, in favor Of buyers.
McHenry's Circular quotes beef and
pork dull. Bacon active. Coffee in
demand tgood prices-stiffer.
The Turkish question is amaicab]y
settled. Other news scarce.
The Madaia will remain at Marseille.
till Francisco's health is restored.
A commercial treaty has been ratified
between Denmark and the Dominican Is
The Times published spurious revolu
tionary manifestoes to the German
troops. @
Nothing new from unhappy Lombar
dy.-Several political: executions hav.
taken place at Ferrat!. Disaffection in
the Hungarian garrison Of Ancona hal
been discovered. s.
Russia's demand is supposed to rela !.
to indemnity for the occupation Of Mol
davia and Wallschia; also claiming tn,
| protsctorate ofthe Greek Church ID
Turkey, and the passage Of the Dardan
elles.