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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-29
New .ooks-AIexandcr smi THIS Poems.

New acknowledgements Smi this Poems.
Books written when'the soul is at Spring tide
ssere hs thunder storm are Power and Gladnos
And majesty-and beauty. They sieZe the reader
As tsmpests sieze ship. and bear him on
With wild joy-some books are drenehed sands,
On which great souls wealth lies all in heaps,
Like wrecked argosy"-
We can fluid no more appropriate words
than the poets own, to convey an idea fthls
work which has created such sensation In
the reading world. The reception it has al
ready met with is such, that we forbear any
further remarks. We shall look forward
with eager interest for this authors next WORK
regarding this volume only as an earnest
of what is in store for the future. For IL
seems to be "his nature to blossom into song
as tits a trees to leaf itselfin April"
s.The old House by the River"
This "Old House"i is the bachelor home OF
two Young men frolicsome, sentimental and
luxurious. The book is made up Of accounts
of their deer and bear hunts, fishing excur-
sions and love Neutrality-suspicious. of their
neighbors-Indian legends, &c. Admirers
of the Tx Marvel style viii no doubt find it to
their taste.
/. We recommend it particularly to travellers
well printed, neatly bound, and contain
ing nothing calculated to withdraw the at
tention from surrounding objects, it is admit
rably adapted to the wants of the travelling
community.
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C.S Wells g. Co. are now opening an ex.
tensive stock of hardware, cutlery, &c. in
the new store on Main street, two doors be.
low the Bank. This house will be great
acqusition.to our city, and will enable mer-
chants buying other goods here, to make up
their stocks of hardware, with the assistance
of other hardware stores without going
further. This willsnake the third good and
substantial hardware establishment in Evans
Vile
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Not Dead but Mapping.


Our friend of the Enquirer makes very
merry over an imaginary dissolution of the
Wing party, simply because it lately sustain
ed bad defeat. Well, we suppose it is but
fair i'm Democratic editors nowadays to ex-
nlt over defeated enemy, when the same
enemy has triumphed on several occasions
most heartily over Democracy or Locofoco-
ism. We recollect very well that in 1910
there appeared just about as small a faction
calling themselves Democrats as there is in
'53 small band of patriots calling them
selves Wings. If ever there were badly,
miserably beaten and used up party, it was
Locofocoism in 1910. Yet, four years roll
around, and the great Wing champion, the
immortal patriot, the known and admired OF
the whole civilized world-Henry Clay-is
defeated by man utterly unknown in the
history of his country, or in his own PARTY
outside of the State claiming him as her own.
Four years more pass away, and again the
Wing party is triumphant, and agein Locofo-
coisn sprawls on the earth, defeated and dis
consulate. But presto again, and Whiggery
led by chieftan whose name was the admit
ration of his country men, and the fear of his
country's enemies before we were born, is
thrown to the dust by conglomeration OF
factions sustaining an obscure and unknow n
individual.
With these repeated and regular changes,
what right has party now in its first flush
of victory, to claim to itself all the political
life in the Union: Divided BY brawling, un-
tons of cliques and leaders; its press turn
ing their batteries at each other, and fgh ting
as they ne'er fought the enemy-the admit
nistration's own organ endeavoriDg to read
out of the party some of the Oldest and best
Democratic papers in the country; the Presi-
dent himself with his cabinet, making ap-
pointments of abolitionists and secessionists
directly over the heads of old, hard working
and deserving Democrats; with no develop.
ment of policy; no single measure accom-
plished; no principles to unite upon;-we
say the so-called Democratic party is at this
day in greater danger of dissolution and des-
truction, than that other party, which altho'
defeated, is still united, strong in purpose, and
which once again aroused, may easily secure
victory in its natural succession.
1t may be well for Demo cratic editors to
seek to tnrn the eyes of the people from the
disgraceful quarrels in their own party, by
telling them political tales about Whiggery.
They are like the pimps of old rogues, inter-
estng the victim by an exciting tale. while
the master or comrade picks his pockets
They seem endeavoring to Gmuse the minds
of the people by these ridiculous tales, while
unnotced the old rogue of party may play
the devil behind their backs. The game viii
scarcel, work, and it is but small game a
the best. They had better look out, or abou
the time they begin to convince themselves
the Wing party is dead, the people will con
vince them that the dead liveth aud the wick
ed have fallen asleep.
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nSWe notice distant editors are taking
advantage of paragraph which recently ap-
scared in the Enquirer, about the grass grow
ing in the streets of Evansville. They need
not do so. If they can ind streets in any
city in Indiana, upon which grass is less like
y to escape the wheels of vehicles than
those of Evansville, we should like to see
the place pointed out-that's all. Those ed
itors may $50 to grass" but there's no use
coming here to find it. et
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1t always gives pleasure to notice any article
that confers real benefit the community and is
with confidence heartily cmomend Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL to readers possessing extraordinary
virtues for the of diseases incident to the Throat
and Lungs.-Ths may account for orr frequent refer
cnce to this article which feel fully justified in max
ing known to the public.-iN. Y. Tribune.
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~ Aracy writer in the Brookville Amer
lean is down OH the Presiding Elder of the M.
E. Church for appointing quarterly meeting
in blackberry time; ard says he might have
known the people would want to pick berries
on Sunday.
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DRowNED.--An Irishman who had been
employed short time at Messrs. Taylor &
Harvey's wharf beat, tumbled off the boat
night before last at IL o'clock and was drown
ed. He was intoxicated at the time. His
name was Owen Med levitt, and supposed to
have been from Maine. His body was re-
covered anda inquest held over it yesterday
morning.
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GConyngton g. Co., corner of Main and
First streets, are agents for the RAILROAD
Record" published by J. A. and U. p.
james, Cincinnati, and edited by T.. d. Mans
field. The Record is one of the best rail-
road journals in the Union, and would be a
valuable paper in the family of every farmer,
mechanic, or artizan in the country. tbs is
sued weekly at S3 per annum.
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GYMNAsTIC SCHOOL.

THE undersigned teacher of the First Ev nsvle Tur
Association, takes pleasure in informing teach
of schools and citizens in general of Evansville
he has opened Gymnastc School for boys, under the
control of the Board of Officers of said Association and
that he is now ready TO receive scholars,
For terms apply at Turner's Quarters at Bnlls Head
to the undersigned MAX STARKLOFF,
jy29l w Enquirer copy Turnwart.
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EWe are indebted to Mr.. Isaiah q. c..
Stafford, one of our old apprentices, for late
Memphis papers left us yesterday. He is up
on brief visit, and we hope he will enjoy
himself
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INDIA RUBBER.-The total value of India
rubber goods manufactured in the Uuited
States is estimated at ten millions annually,
and nearly the whole trade has sprung up
since 1874
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HOne of Bill Fnwood's dray horses got
obstropelous yesterday afternoon while I'M
loading crate at Hollingworth g. Hughes.
He broke shaft, and cut terrible cash in
his belly, almost letting out tine entrals.
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GIVE are indebted to Mr.. Williamson

GJWe are indebted to Mr.. Wilkinson
agent for the Little Mismi, and c. C. and C.
Railroads, for late up river papers. He was
absent from this city only week and one
day and half, yet visited New York and
resided there day. Had he not missed an
Express train, he would have been in exactly
one week. Quick travelling considering the
stage of water on the river. ~ Eg--.-
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VJWiii the Marshall have an eye to the
rubbish in front of the Journal Office, the
builders have got thro ugh with it and it
time it was removed, Sc as to give the "grass
a chance to grow. ~.
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NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION TO
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION To

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the June Term Of
IN the Court of Common Pleas OF Wander urgh
county after final settlement ofthe estate OF WendR
King, deceased. seyeniy-six dollars and seventy nvo
cents found remani for distribution among the
heirs Said heirs are therefore notified appcae 1.-THE
next Term said Court and receive their
share. JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. 81
jy2I-3tw c. C. C. p. yanderburgh County.
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DEING about to change my business, will sell for
ID Cash at cost prices my entire stock, consisting of
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes &c., dc. Call all who
want to bu, choice goods at cost.
Any person knowing themselves indebted to nae VIII
please call and settle the same without delay.
jy293w J. CAMPBELL.
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~ The Steamer C. Hayes put out SD
tons of iron yesterday for the f. and Craw
louisville Railroad.
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N Office

hereby given that the 18th Gay Of August A. ID.
1853 a petition signed by many citizens Of Wander
burgh county will be presented to the Governor Of the
ST lie O. Indiana the pardon OF John w. Lumb now
imprisoned the States prison upon conviction By the
Circuit, Court Eanderburgh county for mansaughter
iys1 Ivy CHARLES LUNB. q
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COW LOST.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, living in Evansville.
- young, light red, Mich Cow, without calf, strait
horns marked in both mark not recollected Any
person finding and returning her to me- giving nfor
nation SO that get her, will be suitably rewarded
jy2g lwd Il. DYSON.
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OF Gov. Herpert has appointed ffteel
commissioners as representatives of Louisian
In the New York Crystal Palace.
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~ Tee squirrel pies served up almost
daily at the Evansville Restaurat Lunch, are
said to be an extra Of the most extra excel
lence. e"Look sharply"
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OF The Minnesota Pioneer cites as an evil
dence of the patriotism of somebody in that
territory that three boys were born in st. Paul
on the 4th of July. N.
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o. The rumor that Judge Roach, of the
Supreme Bench of this State, had resigned
his office, we learn is entirely without foun-
daton.
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FOREIGN SMALL BILLS IN ILLrYors.-Tbe
law prohibiting the circulation in Illinois of
bills of a less denomination than SIS, goes in
to effect on the LIST of August next. u
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0-The Louisville Courier says that DR..
VIM. M. Murphy ofrMaysville, who has been
appointed general Mail A gent in the West
ern States, sis a IYhig Of several years
growth" AL right. He will make good
officer beyond doubt. President Pierce
seems to be trying to count up the Wing par.
ty. He favors every body but the hard work
ing old Democrats. Probably he thinks he
already has them body and soul, and there's
no use wasting material on them that might
be by judicious use, made the means of pur-
chasing the support of others.
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JThe old Evansville Medical College
building is being SO changed as to be CONVEX
ted into a large public school. Good idea.
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81 Miss Catherine Hayes, in Irish vocal.
list, or the "Swan of Ern," as her admirers de.
light to style her. is said to have realized $751;
600 by her California visit.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 4.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
THE two large Three story Buildings just erected
Il First Street near Main. They located in an
excellent position and contain Store suitable for
large mercantile establishments. They be OBJ
tained by application soon to
jy293tf +. LINCK.
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Cool EeCldedlYa
TO the Editor Of the N. Y. Tribune:

10 the Editor Of the ". Y. Tribune:
SIR have written to the Department
ior permission to leave the seal off the pre-
pared envelopes. Very RESPECTFULLY.
G.. +. NESBITT.
New York, July 5, 1853.
we trust the Department will grant Mr..
Nesbitt's request.
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0s- Iii expected that the Great Western
Railroad in Canada will be opened from Mia
CARA to the Detroit river, on the LIST of Janua-
ry next. Eeka,ststl ~.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

A Social meeting will be held in Temperance Hail. on
Friday evening o'clock An address will be deliver
ed By Rev. Mr. Linderman, and speeches expected
from Messrs Harlan, Wheeler and b. Maghee. The
public are invited to attend.
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COOPERATION NOTICE,

NPDERED that The owner OF lot 232 in The Donation
" Enlargement lay down a brick pavement in front
thereof under the directions of the city Engineer in 30
days from the publication of this ORDER And i'm default
thereof, the city Marshal is directed TO perform said
work, and the costs and expenses thereof will be
ed TO- and collected by sale Of said lot much there
may be necessary satisfy said lien and
BY order The Council.
jyo1.10t GEO. II. TODD. City Clerk.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST 1853.
MARIN & CO. AGENTS.

BAETIMORE MARYLAND.
UNDER the control of the State of Maryland the lot
teries have been the of rendering numbers of
persons ndepe udent Tor life and Of supplying others
Rod there have been sold shares of whole
of S67 600, and others Of 009 s20COO Geo. &C.
The investment .of few dollars securing that for
which lifetime is often spent without obtaining.
All orders for tickets should be directed to
MARIN 81 CO., BALTIMORE. Md.
CLASS 80, draws August 18th, is53.-l4 drawn num-
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IPDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
the stomach.
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vnfrfv work

The two Democratic editors at Paducah
are still maintaining bitter and exceedingly
disgusting personal warfare with each other
They are pretty specimens of Democratic
harmony, ndeed-but no worse than Demo
cratic organs in many other quarters. In
New York they are reading each other out Oh
the party by the wholesale. The editors are
quarreling over the spoils like dogs over
bunes,-yet its all in the harmonious party.
The Wings laugh to see the fun.
But here is an illustration of the Paducah
fight. We clip it from the Pennant' ana
scarcely hope to secure the pardon OF our rea-
ders for its republication:
Our belligerent neighbor calls us can old
coward" and threatens to "kick us physical
ly out from his path" Whenhe tries that
game he will kaow how much truth there Is
in his charge; though we are free to admit
that we always endeavor to keep out OF the
path of a skunk. There is prudence as well
as courage in doing so. =,
He charges us with ngratitude to our old
and worthy master and guardian, whose re-
commentator in our possession gives that
and all other such charges the lie; and we are
not only surprised that he has not yet
charged us with delivering Temperance lect res
and running up grog bill at The tacern at the
same time.
1. He charges tiot some man once attempted
to cowhide US in the streets OF Leesburg,
Ohio. This will be news to the good people
there; and we are only astonished that he
has not accused US Withdrawing had our jars
slapped for lying. -
He charges with having formerly been a
drunkard. Well, that is bad enough,' as it is
SO much like HIMSELF; but we feel thankful
that it is no worse, and it is something
strange that he did OF charge us with neg
Letting TO pan for The liquor, as he does.
He SAYS we are liar and sanderer; but
we feel truly thankful that he has not proved
ii upon as, as re hare upon him.
He says we were once Wing, and it is a
wonder that he did not charge US with having
been drunk in Wing log cabin IN 1910, and
,caHouiag in tie filth of or own creation, as he
did 90
He charges that we have been kicked about
the streets of Maysville and Cynthiana with
limpunity-a charge as UNANIMOUSLY false as his
/ lying pen could make it,--but we feel thank
full that he has not yet charged US with having
been kicked out of decen: society.
| He charges that we have been imported to
Paducah by the friends of Col. Boyd, (Which
! is also false,) and we are only surprised that
he has not charged US with having being drag
gid through the streets 10 jail, for The purpose o.
preseruiny peace and good order an our oTn
family.
He intimates that we asked $1,000 hush
money from Stanton. got 81 900 for support.
ing Col. Boyd, and $1,000 from the Wings
for opposing Stanton-making, in all, 5000
Well, there is no truth in this, certain; bu
we are little surprised that he has no
yet charged us with selling oursef for the
small sum of'thirty pieces of silver" as h
did.
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FOwLER,s IMPROVED MODEL AND
RULE OF DRESS CUTTING FOR LA.
DIES AND CHILDREN. .F.

% MRS. DEXTER respectfully announces to the la
~ dies OF Evansville and vicinity, that she has taken
A up her residence in this city. and intends carving
LA the Dress Making in all ts branches. She will
endeavor give satisfaction to all who favor her with
their patronage
She has on hand large supply of Fowlers Improved
Ply soio2ca model aud rules of dress making, and Is
prepared teach the ocung dresses for ladies and
children II only requires few hours TO learn. ana
She will insure success to any one who may wish to
learn, o require y.
Allare respectfully nyitedto call at her residence on
First ST. enc block above Crawford Bells residence and
cd house the Rev. J. c. Smiths. and examine this
rule cutting and be convinced that Ii is no HUA
BrG Good references given several OF the first fam
lies in this city frequred. For particulars Circular
Good MilIiner wanted. jys6 2wds.
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DIED

On Sunday, July Gath, ELIz CR,,r TAYLOR, wife of
Mr.. John p. Henderson, Of this city
Baltimore papers please copy.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

STAISCH.-5o Boxes Extrl pearl for sale by
~ jy27 FOSTERS d BROWN.
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3ys336 FRIZES.
Tickets 81. Halves so cts. Quarters IS cts.

MARIN g. CO. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF
&c Whole Tickets for sis 70 Quarter Tickets 1915
% Half Tickets for $50 &c Eighth Tickets for g
For $40 we will send you certificate or risk of 200
Quarter tickets i'm the above lottery.
Every Package contains all the numbers placed in the
Wheel and therefore must have all that drawn out,
and you only to obtain three numbers Ticket
to draw good prize.
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery, the Class
and date enclose the price, be careful to mention your
town. county and State enclose Post Office Stamps IN
stead of silver Prizes drafts bank notes on any SOL
vent bank taken ut par. Be careful to address
MARIN e. CO., Baltimore Maryland.
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beers In every Package of25 tickets.

Sd 5 . = IA L ~ r. y
TICKETS, 81. HALVES, 81. QUARTERS, 81.
EIGHTHS, Sl4.
Narn * Co. will issue a certificate of
25 Whole Tickets for $50 :a5 Half Tickets for Sc.
IS Quarter Tickets for Sl2.
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LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given unto vendors and retailers
IN of Wine Ale, Beer and Cider, Draymen and 9TH
August next, and is expected that they will renew
the same and comply with the Ordinances in such casss
made aud provided.
jy2e-3t JOHN WARD, Marshall.
GROUND SPaCES...A large lot OF Pepper,
VI Spice, Ginger Cinnamo on and Cloves for sale 6y
jy2S FOSTERS Or BROWN.
FANCY SOiPS...A fresh supply Toilet, Sha.
l. wing, Windsor, Transparent Castillo and Soda for
saleby jy2s FOSTERS & BROWN.
SUNDRIES.
4 y Boxes Claret;
81 5 Bbls ushed Sugar;
Ia Cask MADEIRA Wine,
IA do Malaga do;
Flour from New Wheat in Sacks, just received and
for sale at
jysS COOKS Family Grocery.
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= CLASS 923.-Draws August 18th, le53
Prize OF $4,000 205 Prize of $40
Loco 63 10
100 &C., &c.
27,S14 PRIZES!
TICKETS 81. HALVES so CTS. QUARTERS % CTS
Marin & Co. will issue Certificate Of
IS Whole Tickets for SIS IS Quarter Tickets for SO Is
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARY
LAND.
DRAWS AUGUST 9TH, 1853, CLASS R.
~ drawn numbers on ever, 90 Tickets.
Fourteen drawn numbers i'm every Package OF % Tickets
] Prize of 100000 100 Prizes of $500
$685. 81 100
10000 81 80
10000 81 90
100 900 81 50
100 500 53U7 40
$500 90
1855 PRIZES.
Tickets S20. Halves 3d. Quarters So Eigbths $3.50.
MARIN a. co. WILL ISSUE A CERTIFICATE OF
25 Whole Tickets for $3.50 25 Quarter Tickets for SOS
25 HalfTickets for 100 s2 Eighth Tickets for 81
PATAPSC0 INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Glass 233.
DRAWS AUGUST BOTH, 1e53.
Thirteen drawn numbers in every % Tickets.
Prize Of $3.50 263 Prizes Of SCI
Coz 500
$50 | Se040 1
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h'.,,i., SOCCESS--Oysr twenty-one thousand
soiu IN one month in st. Louis.-This vauu-
D'e .himent mas been before public only twenty
non .. u mas gained for itself and enormous pop.
uiar! oy us own intrinsic merits ID Is superseedns
every other Lnment and remedy for The cure of extes