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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-05-09
AND SHORTEST ROUTE
80 80 - 49, 49,
isetvyeen the East and VVcst.

aSCtV cen INC Last anu W eSu.
TIME UNION LINE OF STEAMERS. running i'm con-
II neetion with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Wheeling,
through tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Wash
ington City and Baltimore be procured from the
Agents at Louisville Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats. Having made permanent arrange
meats for ucketing through, the travelling public will
GId ii greatly to their interest, going E-st West
patronize this line.
The "UBion Line" being chartered Company are
required by law'to undsr such regulations will
comfort we'll safety 10 the lives of passengers
III This Is the only line running in connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
the largest fastest safest and most SUPERB vessels ever
built for the Western waters and will leave follows
FOREST CITY, Capt. A. Murdoch, Sunday 3P. M.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McClaid. Mondaya p. NJ.
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. G w Norton, Wednesday p NJ
VIRGINIA. Capt. Chas v. Wells. Thursday 3 p. NJ
FALLS CITY. Capt. sam. Mason, Friday 3 p. NJ.
THoS. SWAMI. Capt J. Mcclure, Saturday p. NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Baltimore. Sll 90
DO 30 do to Philadelphia or Was iington ~ co
Do do do TO New York. Is 90
DO do Cincinnati TO Baltimore. 10 10
Do do do TO Philadelphia Washington Ill 90
Passengers baggage transferred from steamboat 10
Railroad and from Railroad 10 Steamboat, free from
charge.
lTAn additional charge of only 50 for state rooms
and meals Is made from Louisville to Wheeling.
s. Moorlead, Agent.
Louisville, Ky.
RM Hender on, agent at Evansville, Office at Lewis
* tiray's wharf boat.
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MISSES CowDEN q BARKER.

MISSES COWObN q BARKER,
80 WOULD respectfully invite the attention of -,
& the Ladies OF Evansville and vicinity TO NJ
~ large aud beautiful selection OF SP RIM e ~
MILLINERY that they have just receive from New
York. and never surpassed In this city for variety syie
and beauty. Those in want OF handsome cheap BonRes
Ribbons, Flowers Mantsas de-. would Go we'll to call
Main street, between Water and First streets. east
side. where every endcyor will be made TO please the
most fastidious taste.
n. b. Milliners and Apprentices wanted. ape
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
-. v.K HENDRICKS Ss CO.. have received a
EfHL general assortment Of their large Spring stock
YkSS of BOOiS AND SHOES. of all kinIs suited to
49, this market Their supply comes directly from
Eastern manufacturers OF the best repue. Their pur
chases and contracts made very early. before the
prices had advance. Il. They confne their attention to
this branch If business Clone and have facilities for
offering articles of good quality, at prices quite low
any other Wholesale house la the West They invite
the COUNTRY MERCHANTS to their stock. to
which they TO receive regular additions throughout
the Spring season.
Their supplies for the RETAIL TRADE are to CON-
prise an unusual variety for Spring and Summer
adapted TO the ages, purses aud tastes Of all.
mh3 Main Street. the Bank.
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CARaIAcn AND BuGGY MAKINfiu

NTEssRS. SATERLEE & DE'GARMO have nov on
lNk hand good assortment of and two hsrse Gar
r,ages. Rockaways and Buggies manufactured their
shop after the most approved and styles.
Messrs. :. d. DeS viii promptly fl all ories for
tom work In the neaiest and most substantial manner
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers, either in
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
blac smith who does up the Iron work in style not TO
be exceed. sfat ft tt1 APPLY
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FANCY DRESS GOODS.
4 q CASES assorted
IL Mossliu Delaines;
Barege Delaines:
Plain and Figured Cord Lawns;
do do BLACK
Solid Checks and Plaid GiDghams sssd.
Chambrays:
SILK Bareges; reed and for sale by
mh22 J. II. MAGHEE & CO.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

TIME undersigned have just received and are opening
now at the store on Water str ct. near corner Of
Main very large and stock of spring Goods
as:
8 90 cases Fancy Prints, OF the iates. style;
10 do French Lawns-
do Barege de lanes;
do Fancy Poppiins;
do beacbcd Muslins:
8 do Zip. as and French Cottonades.
Also large sscftment OF Swiss Muslins, yaconets,
black and Fancy Silks, baregcs Embroideries Swiss
and Jaconet Edgngs and Inns .rtings, Tire and Cot
tom Iaces Ribbons, Bonnets. bro aud bleached
bleeloths Gloves, Hosirries, and good many other
things too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO:
A fine stock OF ready mad Gentemen's and Boys
Clothing Hats. Cars &c, dc. We now prepared
to supply all calls either Wholesale retail cheaper
rat. than before Call and examine the Goops
we just received, they worthy Of examine
fios. mha6 n WM. LOEWENTHAL Il co.
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BILLIARD SALOON

CORNER OF MAIN AND STREETS,
(Enfranes FIRST Streef)
TINE undersigned have purchased this well known
Il Saloon. aud entirely rentiedand refurnished il. Ii
Is now In every particular agreeable place of resort
being provided with excellent Tables and erythng
cssry for the comfort and pleasure OF visitors. The
propreors will give their personal attention TO the Sa
LOOM and spare trouble in making the visits their
friends pleasant Connected with the Billiard Saloon,
but on the ground floor is Bar provided with the
choicest brands Of liquors and cigars The old patrons
Of the Saloon and the public generality invited TO
call THOS. ID SMITH,
apl4 ALBERT R0WLEY.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
Atthc ~ all Paper and Lamp store

JOHN DEvEREUX, JR., MAIN STREET., BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND
rT1HE undersigned hereby returns his thanks u the
citizens If Evansville and yienity for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestox ed on M and would most
respectfy call their attention his present and
beautiful stock comprising the latest patterns OF Hail.
dinuc soom, chamber and other Papers Of superior
quahries His stock Of Gold ParIsr Paper 10
msst complete and will vie with any house In the
West. They now ready for the inspection Of all
those who may favor him with call. No trouble 70
show goods. mh26 JOHN c. DEV REUXJr.
wv R.CHEESE 25bxs Just received and for sale low
w BY 4. K. GILBERT & CO.,
mheI Sycamore near WssR.
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O y A L A "
WILL attend all Legal business entrusted to him
w in this and the adjoining countless and in the SUI
preme Court also, the collection Of Claims and will
tain PENSIONS granted by act OF Congress at the
last session. allowing gears hall pay the Widow
and Orphans of husbands and fathers who died of
wounds received in Tie service Of the United States
~ References of tho best character ONCE on First
Street. between Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind.
apf3l3m%
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
A GENTLEMAN who is every way qualified, is
IA ious T., get ia some business employment by
which he make support. References given II re-
or address by note. apo
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WHITE SULPHUR SFKlN GSs
rTNHE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased The White
i Sulphur Springs. In Union county, KY, have the
pleasure to state that the Premises have undergone
thorough repair and will be still further improved by the
addition OF a building, with several commodious
rooms. and many other material alterations and conve
nences.
They have bought the property with the intention OF
improving and al rnipg II to make attractive ana
agreeable, and will do the extent OF their ability
and the time allowed before the opening of the watering
season. Nature has done her part to render it Il
INVITING AND LOVELY,
and the Propreors will pains to theirs since
thsir interest and INCLINATION will alike prompt them TO
its performance.
OF the medicinal and restorative virtues Of the water
tits TO speak its character and reputation
In these respects are we'll established and widely Known
The propretors will he prepared to entertan company
thes of June, and respectfully solicit The encour
agement and patronage of the public
III. f. ROUSE,
G. g. GREEN.
apl5dlm-l Henderson Reporter.
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"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w andCommisson Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picturs Frames Notions c. Particular alien
ton given TO the sale all descriptions of Goods. hegI
lar Sales every Tuesday, Thurs Iay, and SATURDAY
advances made on Consignments. r,eox
aug % 1y WOOLSEf & NELooN.
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OWEN on Plank Roads, at Us cents;
" do do Public Ar hitecture at S. for sale by
APIS RATHBONE d WHEELER
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T AIDES SUP. CATERS AND SHOES.
IL Just rsed., Ladies Fine White Kid Caters;
do do DO DO J Linds:
Ladies ne Black Silk Lasting Caters;
do do do do do Tipped Caters;
do do Kid Bootees, by
apis v. r. HENDRICKS & co.
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IS SEEING and SUMMER GOODS. SO
SHANKLlN& REILLY. Wholesale and Retail Deal
~ ers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, have now iD
store and are receiving drectfom the Eastern cities,
well selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods. suit
able for this market which they offer their customers
ami all Others at very low rates. The following CON-
pr.ses part OF their stock: sfi
Black, blue and brown Cloths;
Black and fancy Cassmeres;
Tweeds, Cosmetics, san. silk and Marseilles Vest
ings;
Cottona les, Denims, Brown and blcached Linen
Drills;
Brown aud bleaehed Sheetings and Shriings;
Forty inch pillow Cottons and Linens.
Calicoes. Lawns, Beragcs, age de LANES aud
Poplins:
Dotted and embroidered Swiss MusIins;
Black and cold Alpacas: IS. ...rt g.
Black and cold silk Shaw.s:
White and cold Grape do;
Black gros dc Rbn Silks, Rrocade;
Chameleon and plaid Silks;
Hosiery. Gloves. Bonnets. Ribbons. Parasols ana
Umbrellas;
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes; u rrr
Window papers aud painted Shades. f
ALeO-A full assortment OF Trimmings and Notions
all of which Will sell at the lowest market prices
Call In aud examine for yourselves the corner OF
Main and First Streets Evansville. Ind.
ap91 SHANKLIy d REILLY.
Pf,ANTATUnN yyny
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&c. HENSON & SON,
UNDERTAKINGS AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,


WdTeT0om, IHdtH Street. befween Fetrtb ana FVtH5
Evansville, Ind,
RE now prepared to attend the duties of Under
IA takers In all its various branches and have provided
themselves with good and neat Hsarses and rust by their
long experiences in the business the superiority or their
Natalie Burial Cases the Coins which have been
In general use. their moderate charges and desire to
please win eniite them to the patronage of those who
desire their services.
Particular attention paid to Dressing and Shrouding
bodies engraving name plates &C.. &c Also, to pre-
pairing and encasing bodies for transportation with
ful attendants { any part of the Union.
n. b. large stock Of Wood and Clothcoy cred COf
fms on hand. and furnished at the shortest notice.
mi 2mE
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WE are again prepared to offer our
friends and customers = superior
article of Water Coolers Of entire
new styles, and at greatly reduced
prices. This article is the result OF
The application Of scientific Princi-
Piles to the purpose intended VIA;
TO keep water as eopf as posstble,
as long as pessibfe. and rita rec
least possible guaatify If Ice.
The proprietor has long devoted
his attention to tits particular
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M h 2AISINS--In whole and half boxes. jus
WI received and for sale by
= K GiLBERT & co.
ape0 Sycamore near Water st.
A DvENTUFsES Of an Arkansas Doc or;
IA Life and adventures of David Crockett and other
apes RATHBoNE & wHEELER'S.
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WAsHIsGTox, May, 8.
The Cabinet held an Executive session yes
terday; John >, Arnable' Hunker, has been
appointed postmaster at Hudson, and Peasc,
Soft Shell postmaster at Poughkeepsie. All
the postmasters in New York Staten have been
appointed except at Albany, Troy, Sandusky,
and Buffalo.
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'SEAA AOSIsKE NO
pANKERS Cases; Bank books, Pass books; Time
ID books and blank books nf all kinds; variety OF
fine letter papers and full stock of letter esp papers
suited 10 the country trade.
Scrap books and elegant style. oil papers for
letter bcoks waters and sealing quilts and Steel
pens.
Letter presses and books. inks, maps, &C., &c, and
for sale wholesale and retail by
ap2o RArHRONE * V HELLER
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IL sES-30 Half barrels best qualify, for sale by
=. 4. GILBERT a. CO. &
apo Sycamore near Water st.
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TPFor sale in Evansville by
ape l- l H0RNBROOK & WOODWARD
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NEW ORLEANS, May b.
Flour-Super6ne is scarce, and holders
are asking 30 for Ohio, and 40a4 so for
St.Louis.
Provisions-Bacon is active, and we quote
sides at 7Sc, and shoulders at &c. Mess
Pork is dull at SIS 60@15 81. Lard is
steady.
Groceries-Rio Coffee is active, and we
quote sales of LOO bags mostly at &c.
Prime molasses is held at 20a2l. Sugar is
steady.
WASHINGTON, May 2.
In the Gardiner case iull jury appeared
this mornn g-BorIand, the sick juror stating
TO the conrt that he was too i'll TO sit on the
case, the Defence offered to 90 on with ju-
rors. The Prosecution objected, and~aiter
discussion the Court adjourned this case uu-
ill "Wednesday.
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are invited TO examine his stock Mt
ap2Otfd THE sign OF THE MILL SAW.
NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS.
"A Il meeting of the Common Council held on the
IA 18th inst,
IL was ordered that the OF lots No z. Q, IT,
a. and - In block No =. and Of lots Nos 4 ) g. q g.
10. H. -. and - i'm block No. Ia the Eastern
largcnent I'LL tho with earth 10 correspond
with the City grade n weeks from this date and
thai In default OF doing the City Marshal be requir
ed aud cause the same to be done
GEO. III. TODD
aI'203w City Clerk
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ID. wOOLSEY.
UCT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

s.s...s.ss....s
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nHESS GCODS-Just received a large and bext
- tiful assortment of Gfos de khn Brocade, Lew
strns.and figured Silks Satin du CHM Turk and Yes
ing satin, Lawns, Shales, Organdies and Grenadine:
Bcrage de Laines and barred and dotted Swsses DC.
including all the iees of fashionable and desirable
Dress Goods. Try us-ws defy competition.
ap20 JOHNSON * FRENCH.
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WALL PAPER HANGINGS CHEAPER


THE subscriber would most respectfully announce to
the citizens If Evansville and vicinity. that he has
and richest patterns, which for of STYLE
and beauty Of finish far surpasses thng in that line
ever before brought TO Evansville He wishes those in
want of the above articles TO call and examine. feeling
confident that they will be pleased Having very large
stock, he will every inucement TO those who may
favor him with call. JOHN G. DEVEkEUX,
apa5 Main ST. between Isl and I'd.
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the famensssiens and accusations Of these
wholesale western reformers!
In the more unselfsh days of the Republic
the rule with States was to cede their propor-
tons of the public domain that the whole
country might profit The modern rule is to
incite States and Territories to rob the conn
try that they may be individually enriched
We will not contrast the practice of Massa
chusetts, Virginia, or Georgia. with the prac-
tice urged upon Missouri by prominent citi-
zens. We will not dwell upon the fact that
while one was patriotic in its conception and ad-
vantageous. nationally in its results, the other
Is strictly selfish in its aims, and fraught with
tendencies that would be perilous to the peace
and existence of the Union. These are con-
slderations which every man can elaborate Cor
himself. We allude to them merely to show
that the instincts of nationality are on fbis
question In unison with the demands of ab.
stract equity and the recent policy of the Gov
eminent. The adoption of Mr.. LoueHno-
RouGH's platform, albeit in part endorsed by
Colonel BENTON, would be fatal to the whole
of them.
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The Pacific Telegraph.

The report of Senator WELLER, from the
Committee on Territories, upon the memoria
of Messrs. ALDEN and EDDY, asking for the
right of way, and grant Of lands for the con.
struction of a telegraph to the Paciic-with the
accompanying bill will be found in another
column.
we think no one can read them without CON-
Ing to the conclusion that the bill should be inn
mediately passed. Many years must elapse
before the railroad to the Pacific can be COM
pleted. Meanwhile, from sixty to ninety DAYS
must elapse before the Departments here can
communicate with San Francisco and receive
reply. The difficulty of governing SO remote
country, and of retaining its dependency on
our Federal system, under existing circum-
stances, must be obvious to any one who has
ever given the subject moments reflection.
Therefore it is that we have hoped that bill
for establishing railroad to the Pacific would
become a law at the present session. OF this
we have no longer any expectation But tel
egraphic communication will obviate MANY Of
the inconvenience which we now suffer from
'AAO ''oh'oA q ioiloou. II CdU UC CStdDllSn6Q IN
eighteen months, while railroad can hardly
be completed In half as many years.
We learn from the report of Mr.. WELLER
that competent parties will undertake to con
struct an underground telegraph within the
time we have mentioned, and give the United
States priority in the use of it forever, and to
the number of seven thousand words monthly,
on condition that the Government will grant
them million and half of acres Of the public
lands after the telegraph Is completed. We
cannot imagine that there can be any hesita-
ton on the part of Congress in accepting this
proposition. The Government not only get a
full equivalent for their lands, but advantages
of public and political nature which it is i'm
possible to estimate in money or lands.
Whatever may be the fate at the present
session of the Pacific railroad we hope there
will be no delay in the legislation for the Pa
cifc telegraph. This is a small matter com
paratively, and can be nearly half constructed
before the next session of Congress if it is
promptly acted upon.
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Z H e REP UBLIC.
'WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Is, 1858.


Congress.
70 the Senate yesterday thejoint resolutions
affirming the Monroe doctrineand applying it
to Cuba, was debated by Messrs. DOUGLAS,
CAss, BADGER, and UNDERWOOD.
The House of Representatives, after debate,
laid upon the table the bill for the adjustment
OF sales and locations conflicting with swamp
land selections. passed two Senate private bills,
and then adjourned until to-day at eleven
o'clock, to which time the daily hour of meet
ing has been changed until otherwise ordered.
The order for an evening session has been re-
scinded.
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North Carolina senator.

From Raleigh we have telegraphc infor-
nation that the Governor of North Carolina
has appointed the Hon. JAMES C. DoBBIN to
the post of United States Senator in place of
the Hon. WILLIE P. MANGUM, whose term
will expire on the Sd of March next. This is
one of the cases in which the validity of the
appointment will be contested, as the Legisa-
ture endeavored to elect, but failed to do so.
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Feeams he peassusion ~ the said vsflway and de-
potts. and to again lot the Same to some other per.
SOP upon the conditions above named.
eAC. s. That the sum 81 I'VE hundred thousand
do!srs b. 1nd hereby il. appropriated to be paid
out Of the treasury of tbs United States to the
Po.snaster General, and to - applied by him to.
w ~ detraying the expenses to be incurred in
beaccountsd for BY him to The treasury.
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TOBACCO IN MIssoURl.-The Glasgow Times re-
ports that the farmers in that vicinity are demand
Ing IS, while buyers are offering 81 per one bun
dred pounds.
The quality of the crop is said to be the best
raised for twenty years. while the quantity is sup.
ten years The cause ofthis falling off is ascribed
to the fact that the farmers turning their atten
ton to raising stock 1t is also reported that crops
around Fayette, and nearly the entire crop of Ma
con county, have been purchased at 81 per one
hundred pounds
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FoR AusrRAnA.-The Cincinnati Gazette an.
nounces that company of fifty young men from
that city will leave for Australia via Liverpool on
or about the LIST of March, They have made ex-
| tensive arrangements for their trip.
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Boy Drowned AT Charles, young
est sqn of Mr. Isaac Thomas, aged about ten years,
was drowned in Bush Hill Pond, in Wexford, on
Thursday afternoon. He was skating and broke
through the ice, and was taken out after being in
the water fifteen or twenty minutes. BY hisfather,
who plunged In took the Body from the water. but
too late; fife was extinct. Providence Jour-. l2th.