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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-31
OFEsCE OF TIE EVANSVILLE AND
CRAWFOR BSVILLE RAILROAD co.

tNAssVILLE. sept ., 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that ia pursuance OF an Ac,
OF the General Assembly OF the State Of Indiana
entitled AN Act 10 amend the Charter Of the Evans
liie and Illinois Railroad COMPANY, (Approved March
=, IcJ3 which said we're accepted by said
company the corporate ~pame and style OF said com.
pany has been changed. aid nceEnrih will be called
and known the Evansville and Charlottesville Rail
road Company. By order OF the Board,
sep6sm JOHN 1NGnE, JR., sec'ry.
Enquirer, Princeton Clarion, and Vincennes Gazette
NV tuf nnfhs
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UFHcE OF EVANsvILLE a CRAWToRIsv,LLE II. Cod
on EVANSVILLE. Srpt.5 Ia5s. I
NOTICE is hereby given. that an Interest Dividend
OF ight PEI cent per annum, is declared PAYABLE
III the capital Stock OF the Company on and after Nom
ia, the l2th inst to all individual stockholders hos
stock was fully paid ont riOr TO LIST of last July
by order of the Board
sep6-em JOHN INGDE JR., socry
Enquirer. Clarion, Princeton; Gazette and Patriot
VinceDnes, copy two months. q 49,. 4. ~ ~ =
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DR.. URBAN'S
ANTUs EXCEI.SIOR =.

Its action is perfect harmony withthe system. regu-
lating all deficiencies aud Irregularities of the stomach
and creating healthy combination OF the gasc fluids.
Those suffering, Dyspepsia would do well To tr, il
after having ri o;1er remedies to their satisfaction
The recipe for this inestnabe medicine obtained
by the Doctor the apan Tribe Of Indians used
by him with unequvocal good success in the
thirteen years practice in Texas. In did IL fail
and whereverit been ed once. has alwa, spoken
for Itself. Try it. Price 81 per bottle.
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RATES OF YEARLY DEPOSITS.

CT. SrARKs, Secretary.
AGENTS WANTED, for the above Association. to
whom will be paid a commissio that will nett from
IS to I5Odoars per month"; The Agency offers the great
est nducemensto to young desirous oftraveing and
visiting different sections Of country the business
pleasant and agreeable. For further particulars In
quire at the Office. or OF
..- HoRNBROOK &c CHURCHlLL, Agts.
Water st. Evansville lnd.
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Z OOA OldloDg Havana PIantaton, u.
C.NVVJ 5000 La Jcsefine Landers;
10 900 La BaiRos Jana Principe; ft ..t-a +.
10000 Cuba Principe;
10000 Wandering Jew; HIf
5.uOG La Rosa Regaiia;
- s,Ooo Ia Lenerta Havana Capadorcs.
IODOu La JicoteDae Regaa; v.t
5000 La Union Lanorma;
90 coo Cuba SKIES;
&c Doz. genuine Scasarlaiti; turkish s. Iobac. y
81 Roxes OF the finest brauds Virginia Chewing
Tobacco, to witt Holland May Queen, f. Gale, Davis,
Wills. etc. 500 inra f-st fr- I no Nsr-
Also constantly on hand all different sizes OF our
manufactured tigars, out Of Havana Cuba and Amer-
can tobacco; all Kinds Of our manufactured Smo
king Tobacco. snufs etc. which We odern Wholesale at
the lowest prices.
n q. SHAEFEER & SHROEDER .-I
Main Street, bet LIST & Cd cofner OF the Alley
auge6
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EvansyiIIe Commercial College.

TINE subscriber would respectfully inform the young
men of Evansville and vicinity. that he has esab-
lisncd Commercial College in this city, on FIRST De,
tween Main and sycamore streets. (over Mr. j. Caldf
wells store where he proposes teaching the science o.
Double Entry Book Keeping in all of its various
branches His plan OF teaching combines practice with
theory Students enter at any time, ana progress
with their capacity. full course eau be conf IN
from six TO eight ks. The time will notb be limited,
and students can reuiep without add ona charge lhe
tuition fees must be prepaid or secured.
lI.f TERMS:
For ,hs uercbanti,e Course. 500 90
Including Steamboat Book Keeping. ........ 20 w
Mercantile Calculations. ................ w
Students will furnish their own light.
Hours Of instruction from to l2, M; II to 4, r. M
Evening sessions from to 10. y. NJ.
For III ether information call at the Rooms during bus
ness hours, n address the Principal.
JEREMIAH BEHM.
sen5 .f f.r- Principal.
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hats AND CAPs..-

T1ATS AND CAPS...
IL 50 cases Mems and Boys Silk, Fur, Kossuh and
Wool Hats;
30 do Mems and Boys Silk and Mohar Plush
and Cloth Caps;
2 do Infants Velvet, Cloth and Plush Iurbans;
Is do Mems .ud Poys' Glazed Caps and Hats
in store by (sep23) MEhRlTI, FIELD W ".
CSHAWLS! SHAWLS!!-A great variety Bay
- State Long and Square Shawls: printed Cashmef
and bluck silk Shawis black and cold Embroidered
Shawls: super Broach Long Shaws; for sale low at
COLBURN d HERSBERGER'S,
sepes rq. rt Corner Main ~ Mater SITS.
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HE AL T H Ass Q CT ATION!
CleV ella Md ohio q Lafayette, Ind
1TAH 100000

THIS is an Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
l. Workingnen generally, for the mutual assistance
OF each other in case of sickness or accident.
By the payment of the Admission Fee of 81 so, atthe
time of making application; and at the first Annual De
posit within ten days. you will become Life Member
and will be entitled TO Weekly Benefit IL you should
ne disabled by Scknessor Accident from pursuing your
ordinary business Females insured against
sickness common TO both sexes,
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DEPOSITS.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.
uARTEnRn CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. ...
INCORPORATED IsIO.-CuARrEn PERprruAL:
authorized CAPT $3.50 0O0O.Subseribed Capt. sl5o,OOo
rINHIS long established and well known Institution
i has Transacted most extensive Insurance business
for IRE than forty years. throughout 'he uneu Siie
and the British North American provinces IL has aimed
secure public nndence, by an honorable and faithful
OF its contracts and the owners of property
are assured that all fair claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid Public
fSuilding- Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, Storss Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels on the stocks or while in port &c &C., wil be
insured at low as the risk VIII admit Inc ioi'
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II. HUNTINGTON. President.
AIsrRr by CALVIN Day,
JAaEs GoopwIS, JOB ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN +. BRACE. ..Is..
H..Rv Krsyx CHARLES j. Russ.
CHARLES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsrornER c. LYMAN, Assistant SecS -
ITApplications Tor insurance ma! be made To
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
dec5 Evansville. Ind.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

lust opened lot of Curain Damasks, Muslin Cur
D ains Curtain Musns, Curtain Bands, Corniees and
Curtain Pins, extra heavy all wool Bed Blankets and
extra size do Red Comforts of all sizes and qualities
1914 Linen and Cotton Sheengs and Pillow case Cotons
Linen Damasks Table CIoths and Napkins for 1le al
COLBURN 6 PERSBER0ER'S.
scpo3 Corner Main q, Water sts.
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DRESS MAKING.

AIRS. ANNA DISNEY. would respectfully inform
NI the ladies OF Evansv lie that she has opened an
tablishment for dress making Second street. two
doors above the Old Catholic Church. where she viii be
pleased to attend TO all calls her line From past
perence she feels assured that she can give general
Satisfaction. Please give her a call. sugf fd3m
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JAMES LOW a. co.

Az MAIs STREET. LOCIsvlLLE. XIV.
RE now receiving their fall stock Of Foreign and
N Domestic Dry Goods which they invite the atten
ton OF merchants coming this market to make their
purchases. Weare importing direct from Europe the
principle part of our foreign goods and and H sell
them on as good terms, as the same articles can be
bought in any market in America Our stock of Amer
lean Prints will continue sell at the
the Agents i'm the Eastern cities for cash In par funds
Our purchases made exclusively for cash and at
such prices will enable to
buying their goods the usual time and
it is our determination not to be undersold In this orany
market In this country. aug0 d&wn
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Washington Branch X r.. at the Junction. ca,ely y
'aiieh ,;, ,ne Relay House, nine miles from Bal
hmort, and with the Philadelphia. VIII
| mington and Baltimore X. X. 10
l, Philadelphia.
hE great tunnels upon The new part OF the line are
now fully completed, the whole road is i'm 6n 3
coduun presenting one of the most picturesque nd
routes ia the world The greatest care for IN
eoiori and safely OF passep constantly
by the officers and Company and there is
no saer road in the United States notwithstanding The
., interested and unsorupalous agents of othe
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
rom LOUISVILLE, Madison and Cincinnati connect with
he road AT Wbeeling aud through tickets from these
places TO baltimore, Washington. Philadelphia DC
may be had of. T. Morehead on the Ievee. al Louis.
VILE, boats (ofhe Union Line on,) at Louisville
The steamers leave the wharfat Louisville daily for
MneelIng where passengers aud baggage carefully
The express mailtran leaves Wheeling da iv atbalf
past A. M and arrive at Cumberland (2OI mes) at
aso niowhg two hours there arrives in Bati
more sco miles, at day light next morning. full time
10 connect with early Washington and Philadelpbia
trains making the passage through Wheeling a
less than twenty hours, insludIng stoppapes
Travellers will not .ail To observe that this !, THE
nsaPtsr as well as one ofthe most pleasant routesto
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
Without Charge Passengers and baggage aretrapsfer
70 the ears Tor Washinston at the Junction. and
nadeiphl at Baltin ore. wi hout extra charge Trav
eiers are allowed ample time AID opportunity at All
points TO obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville 10 Ba,timore fi,h
the privilege oil lying over any where The roUie SII;
TO washingto sl SO: to Philadelphia sIs to New York
" ~ oe hau as ABOVE Only! II he rail road fare alone
from wheeling TO baltimore is 81 So philadelphia or
Washington 80 50)
While the water is low I'm ae Ohio light draught but
swnt steamers will Keep up tie connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling. Passengers may also leave
river at Cincinnati, and Zach Wheeling by the way ~
railroad to Columbus and Zanesvle and stages thence
To Wheeling. For this route passengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati, and leave there O'Clock
A. N daily.
FFreghis 10 oil Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy line (Which prepar To do an immense
business) will be TAX aslow by other All
fslt ffFr
Inquire as above. WIN PARKER
j,25lv General SUPERINTENDENT Rsltimora
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Rank NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the Animal Meeting of
Stockholders ia the Branch a. Evansville, of The
State Rank oflndan 4, will be held the Ranking House
on Monday the eth day Of November next io'clock
r. M when election will be held for eight Directors
TO serve ensuing year. Polls to lose O'Clock II. "
By order ofthe Board of Directers. .errs fer
sep29. .3tdwte C. w RATHBONE. Cashier.
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ENTS, FUR ISHtNG GOODS.
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission ssna Forwarding
USE.
JOSEPH MoGRIpGE,

N
CORNER or COMMERCIAL AND PINK STREETS.
4 tONStGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal ad-
cGnees will he given when required, C1lsignments
or Bills of lading IN hand.
Orders fer the Purchase OF Lead. Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed at the lowest possible prices
The Receiving and Forwarding of Merchandise and
Produces I'LL at with especial and dispatch; the
lowest ris,f trcht will always be procured aud the
expensc oi tcrugc and drayage as much as possible
avoided
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K. w. Sloan. l2l Broad st. New York
a, 70 1nIuIa

J. :. Chenoweth x Co.. Cincinnati
This OF the oldest best established and most r
liable lines o. transp ration in the couDtry and as sole
Agents for this section. are authorised 10 Give
through receips for freigns and from the East n
very low rates, guaranteeing against any charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS e. GRAY Aoe,,.
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LOST.

LOST.
InN the Princeton road. between Or. Runce'. hou.e
" ard Thomas Lanes. a BREAST PIN attached TO a
small Grape how. Said Pin had iarge white set with
gold edge valuable 10 the former. on account of
its being family relic Any bringing said Pin
to the Journal Office. or to Mrs. Barbara Madlow of
Scott Township, shall be handsomely rewarded.
sepe9n ra tTaE r
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY
Utica.N. N.Y. Capital, S3OO.OOO.

GEO. CURTIS. Prest DC. GROVE. Vice Pres I.
WM. h. DEDRICK Sec'y. TIM. o. GRANNlS, Treas.
q. J. FRANCIS BATES, Gen1 Ag't.
'giE undersigned continues to receive applications
l. and issue Policies. favorable terms as any
sponsible Office In the West For the high standing and
responsibility of the above Company reference is made
10 hessrs Beroent a. Viele and AIs e. Howes. Evsns-
vile. my29.Iy HENRY c. GWArHMEY, ,Agt.
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SOME THINGS CAN RE DONE AS
u = ElRS.


.A-.- WELL AS OTHERS.
rTNHE undersigned takes pleasure In announcing =
i To the citizens OF Evansville and 2 "a
= sl rrounding country that ne has opened -168@ III
a SRoESrOkE AND FACTORY On Main street. ~
between Second and Third where he be found at all
business hours He has lust returned from the East,
an u vel suppliet with th latest styles of mannfae
tre work OF all kinds which he will sell nj warrant.
His stock OF Leather and Findings the first st e
an quality and been selected with great by
o. hisnself, with desire to please all.
h1fl ". J. HaRT.
n. B. The attention of Ladies and Children are es-
o. pccisiiy invited to my assortment aud prices.
,rFAu rips repaired free of charge ii bought at my
establish Ment. aug22 IL J. H.
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TRANSPoHTaTyOy.

- :. . w 4 T. KN = STATES II E
i(f karoadsand Canals, running in nnecton wit
II Steamers and Propelers on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT Al ALBANY OR TROY
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THE aboye rates are for the whole term OF lie. For
seven the rates 33i per cent less
On the mutual rates half only is required in cash.
the remaining half in a Premium Note.
Califnrni rsL taken at am extra premium OF 81 per
cent. j. CaSSEbbEhhf, hgeh,.
MERCK DEAN, Secretary. febS3
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AMERICAN UNION
LIFE INSURA A nee COMP ANY
Capital 100000.

IscoRPoa ,TED BY THE LEGIsLAruRE OF ONO
Charter Perpetual
OFFICE No. IA. EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
THIS COMPANY issues Policies atthe following rates
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CATTINETS.- n
- 4 cases Black;
do Clouded; -r.-. Ia
j do Green; n afr
do Blue;
Received this day and for saIeby JAS. Low & CO..
oct2O lress 4. Az M ain ST.. I.ouisville, Ky.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

UoHN C. DEvEREUx, JR., Wholesale and Retail
~ dealer in Wall Paper Fire Screens, window Blinds
sfeaser, Wrapping and Roofing Paper, Lamps rhosgehe
6.u. etc s.c Main street, between First and Second
Rtrret, [auglO ly
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DREADFUL CATASTROPHE EXPLOSION
AID LOSS OF LEE. - -


IL e our painful duty record this morning most
fearful destruction OF life, arising from the explosion
Ct the b0uersot the steamer Marlborough, Capt w
II. ouaii"ood. which took place shortly after eight
clock yesterday morning, as she backing out
tsoG ATLANTIC wharf to praceed her voyage Che
an6 the landings on the Pee Dee river,
Tae force on board a. the time Of the explosion
including the captaiE 0fisers aud crew ;sed
twenty-five, tairteeu of whom have been Killed
the 2ajarity having been either barnt ap with tbs
hull or have met with q watery grave.
The body of Capt w. N SGlaliwood, who, we are
tod, ED Inc beI--0pe il his hand the time, hls
been recovered as has also the body of his chief en-.
g!reer, Warren b. Stone. The mate, Capt. R. n.
Bu.ien. formerly Of the SdrGEGc, is missing.
VI The nine saved, several received severe contu-
ssoas-oue, Geck hand, white man, had one of his
AlnPItaced yesterday, IN consequence of in ia
res sustained. -.
A small ne gro boy who was standing on the wharf
the time OF the explosion, on the head
oy piece Of iron and instantly killed.
One Of the boilers, wei Ching about two tons and
baii was propelled about two hundred yards. cut
IN IL ts progress three bags Of cotton in half and
portion 81 cotton shed on Atlantic wharf ultimate
y slDg deposited among the cotton IN the shed.
The steam dru IA passed over the deck of the schoo
H5t !. Z. GrGygho Csc officers and men forth
uate!y below the time Gtther bTeakfasts-slightly
iuju.iug the foremost, aad edged OF the wharf.
The captain Of the ship Dek1ledre, belonging to
BAN, Me- wing at the same wharf, and his officers,
were st breakfast aua the table at which they were
sl4ted was n!.ed with fragments from the wreck
Shortly after tae explosion. IRE broke Gus on
board. eudanseElng the DeLIl1are, bat the hull was
Frympt!y taken IN tow by the steamer CoE Myeys,
C.pt. Paine, aud carried into the stream, where it
lodged On bank in front OF the city and
s1mri.
Sac cause Of the catastrophe il not nor probably
y.iIl be, definitely known; trust, however
lass this occurrence-Ihe second within FIVE or SIX
-eeks-win caUse the owners and captains of cur
river boats to neglect no precaution that con-
dee TO the safety of those who trust themselves
board them.
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FRlNcE.-Bp the Hermdn--Tae Daily News states
th15 The Government of Louis Napoleon has ad-
dressed the King Of the Beleians formal repre-
las become aware of his participation in the
schemes and iutrigues of the FusoHists, and gives
.E2s Belgian government clear notice that upon the
6rsL movement OF the coalesced BouFbOns against
tee established oTsF OF things in France, army
viii BE- raareAcd into Belgium The recent rapid
aEd unexpected movements of the Duke de Rrabalt
understood refer this event, and TIE Cabinet
of Bresseis is IN Z great fright.
Sarnik Pesha the Minister of Commerce at Cor
slAptncpLe, charged wilh financial mission, had
bssn received 1t audience by Louis Napoleon The
STAKE OF commercial affairs IN the French capital was
unsatisfactory, sad business duil.
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LATER FROM NExIco-The greatest enthusiasm
!; IS SAID prevails III Sonora. The Governor Manuel
GslfdaTd, had issued proclamation the 10Th
November at Urez, declaring:
Fust-All foreigners landing on the Mexican Ter
uIory without permission of the authorities and
forming selves iato armed bodies, will be con-
sdered and treated Pirates.
Seeond-Thar captains Of ships Transporting armed
sdye1turers the owners of such convicted of COM
pbcty. persons who shall hold relations with the
invaders, who shall protect them and them
or come 70 their aid or shall conceal Try to
suyof them shall act guides TO them, or shall
give them nova or advice, shall also be treated as
pilates. s.- t.'-t.
Third - That all Inhabitants who shall retire
from the centres Of population in order TO avoid
taking arms, and those who shall prove reluctant il
fulfilling the obligations which imposed upon
them by their country shall be considered suspicious
and be tried 5y Law and the least penalty 10
which they shall be liable, shall be that Of 1ncaTpo-
ra..on IA the eorps of Veterans.
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MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24--i2 M,-Bfeadstufs firm.
Rloar-Howard ST. Sc 623 1000 barrels cold; City
As, 81 ezi 500 barrels sold. White Wheat 81 IS
s9l 80; Red, 81 450sl 80; 7,0e0 bushels sold
Corn, prime white, SIC l159c ( yellow Sec. D63c
II CSC bushels sold. No change in osher articles
SEw YoaK, Dec GIL r. M-Fiour has advanced
NJ ss:eru and State brands. 81 .. Howard st 81
aAies Of 1900 barrels. Wheat sdvencsng. Safes Of
~ GO bnshels Western red a. ~ 655 GpIn, prime
yellow 72o.f675e. new wliite 93c. $1,000 bushels
I'D. Gotten active and advancing. Stocks inn and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-26
THE RAILROAD TPOUBLEs AT FRIF g.

BUFFALO, Dec. "a public meeting, largely at
tended was held last night, at which resolutions
'ssre passed expressive Of the indignation Of our c
a LTs occurred Main street, last night destroy.
ins B4dwei's clothing store, and Tassett's stove
sSoEe, and in5urng the adjoining buildings. EidwePs
loss il about $4,000; insured for $500 Tassetrs
oss is $1,000, insured for 1000 The buildings were
insared for g GO.