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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-19
FROM CINCINNATI TO

FROM CINCINNATI TO
sEs sos4Ds s9SS /. in ~ Z H,r.; sa.;,,
pUNS,Rn n Is n'fs'i Hours,
oLA'Alsi ~ ? rne' Il K h'a"'
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,
VIA
Tus E oSIs aes,r AM sr1rs.as1 SahsS' % ssorIpr
u PASSENGER vi. Lake shore Railroad 70 DunIirk New
= Baa.lo Niagara raIIs Yori Bossoa Montreal. sar
''is. rs.sss ~ ,As. s r:ss: ..ss. -
shs neat day in Nss iotb
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning E'prss ats sclseh A.
mailing direct and exclusive railroad " Cfes.
Cv.ssd to DuntnI Sss Yo,i aud o.sas; a. ssa 10. s
s..a.a .sy S,. SoII ho'sS: s.:;. &C.: A.
!..y lie. s.s .as travel than BY any :h,r rouss
9uEES os IHS WIS.,. Cart. MeBrids;
PALE As CHENF As ANY OThFR EofTE.
from Clesslana to 5unao without lsndias in ten
Ssr.
~: :. s'.:s:: : Y:: a.
css'ieIs .'I K.i,s.a :. DuaIis sss' New io'i
Third i,.is-nairc.d evening" Express. nso.l.et p N.
,ss SS aiis' s.; s%:ss s':.ss. sas.i: ki's.:.
n: only rs:.s i.ndiss e..-ss.r.ia Cleveland.
ssysa Dsnii,s ssi ss. arr l.is s.e a..s .os
1HE LITTLE MIAMI Is THE ONLY EAsfkRN DEPOT
Az CINCINNATI.
- he cure snd procure Tickets via CesDhus.
A6 Baggage checked Cinein
tlo ,esS.elesa Duliirt New Ysrk. and 'osAschsd ct
Bafalo In New YORK.
The Dep this LAAe Shore Rsilyosl
sFe the
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And for all Information apply NJ the old established
General Railroad Once. in three yellow budlng
posite the sSeseer House Railroad Hotel and Mail B.t
ing at the Eastern L. Miami perS, E,on, street
a.. II CLEMENT. SHDt.
p. W. STRApsn Ticket and General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passesgrrS para the city leaving
directions the above oce
and Front. directly on river bank
eyT J. II. How ELL. CendsstoY.
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CAN 1T BEi

HNAN Il be possible that EMBCH was summoned to
pear Honorable City Council TO sns~er to the
ehare cheap, Or wast receiving
orders par Goods when In re.y they are
mot xorth more than ninety cents the doar BE the
case az il nav know E. attend his Affairs
while he pursues Of bis as the same time
do the greatest good to the largest ny
good Goods his NUMEROUS
msrkahly low prices.
- nr;es. ey22
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CLOTHING WHoLEs,LEs DE AZ I AZ AAD p,St RETAIL.

~ THE undersgned having purchased Of his late part
~ ner Chas W. Mack. his entire interest In tae Cioth
~ ing Store OF Mack Lobensne at very heavy dis
eoaut sdetermined to get rid OF the present stock At
atl make for aarge assor
ment of Fall and Winter Clothing lie h,s
friends and the and examine his Goods
and prie-s lie sOoG of Clothing Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods. Sc. &c there Is in Evansville aud
will sell them cheaper than they be bought at other
place in the city which he will prove to those At his
er2sT ANTHONY LoBENsTINE.
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ppopoau.s FAMILY GROCERY

~OuId respectfuIy
Evansville and vicinity. that have Just fresh
stock OF Family roces aud Provisions Of every de.ereton
a, sseaad street. next door James Ssees Lumber ard
where they hope strict attention business To merit anu
receive share Of public patronage.
Eggs Poultry the country aud shall Keep con
staaty hand full supply OF all staple Articles LOT table
All Goods purchased at this will be delivered At the
residences Of purchasers free of charge ,x,ny
sept bEDrohD 'DE'
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &c.
AT Wholesale And RETAIL BY
T.EICH A WEE l. q.

L g ii q v e X L i N q.
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines Of J. NJ. ID. Miller a CO., and
intend The Drug business at the well known
stand of Keller & Farnsey, No. IA Water street. under
the frm of Lcich IL Verng.
Charlie. LEIGH, the 6rm hopes he tsfavorably known
to the pubIry having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the Ave years. Peter Veriins. ofthe
same firm having been clcrkng In the present store he
last three wears hatters himself with having the cona
dsnce of lis Old customers.
We intend Keeping hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
attention TO and by low prices To merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
fabos.iv PETER VRRLING.
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CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND

sINHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
assortment OF fresh Water. Butter and sugar Crack
ers and also Of Soda pilot and Navy Bread which be
ing pufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
can be sold at price AS in any place In the
aud are not cxceled In quality by other nanufacto
nv In the country. large stock always ON hand at IN,
shopon Water street. between Sycamore aud VINE.
decl4-u J. siNIiCh'
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sHsRwOOD HOUSE.

vINHE subscriber taken the above house, and has
entirely rented and resurhshed IL, and is prepared
~ entertain the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner He also rented the brick Stable owned by
Peter Burke and has good stock Of horses and car
The stable is large clean and ellocated, and good
re in Particular attention
will be paid TO the care OF horses WIN MN or
ny and In all respects the public sha dnd the Sher'
wood House good Hotel. Ijys-ul J. A. SfLns.
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i. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Eoster's BatidiRg, Up Stairs.
r. CRISP. having removed his ONCE 10 Fosters
j building will be on hand at all times, TO take ae.
knowiedgements OF Deeds Mortgages. &C.. and attend
to all business required Of bm as Justice OF the Peace.
fsb0-tf
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TERRE HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE Y. 9. MAIL
AND EA PRf.s- f.NChk1S.
TkI-MEnKL "A boat of this Line vii.
leave f-rre naase Evansville every
zznz<<n-@ Aond~y. Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
p NJ These Boats large ecmmoaioas well furnished
Tsrrs Hau,e with Railroad and Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of Steamboats,
on she Ohio river e21-tf
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NUMBER 200
CLOTHING &C.,
"a READY MADE CLOTHING.
"a FUAtNisHING GOODS. MATS, glo.
/" caps, Ac., Ae. -
W III n ES LIE n n ID ~ IN III

MAIN St.s nearly OPposlts baEk.
vYNHE undersigned has Just opened a Clothike an.
4 Furnishing Establishment, opposite TIE bark. :,
door below Alley, He has large ek of Ready Rsct
Clothing Furnishing Goods, ke-, which he ofers fop
sale AT the yer. lowest prices knowing the deIils
OF hismsrket thoroughly. in this line OF business 10
prepared TO crafty them. His goods have been IA \
Chased at the lowest rates, and will be sold Wv.
prices Those wanting Clothing of any deseBiI
uon or Gentlemens Furnishing Goods generally rouit
Ind TO their advantage call st this
Tors purchasing esev here In this stock VII! be
oVercoas. Coaks, Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirs
n tats and Caps, &e DC. which oIep Tor insIes
uoh those wanting bargains had better call tbfs
house. as good articles ill be sold CHraP.
nave also large ortment of NA1CFlS AM
JEW ELRY. ali ,f which will be warranted to which,
call the attention of the public. ~
ssp7y L.KAHN.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

VAS G.. JONES and JAS. <. BLYTHE, Attornies at
d, Law Evansville, indiana nave associated themselves
partners the psacce Of the law, and will continue
TO practice the adjoining counes, and in the
Supreme and District Court. They design turning tneh
attention particularly to land law La short time the!
will be prepared to give in few minutes, an abstract
the title to almost any lot i'm Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco, togethe with their
aiou as ~ the title. IL desired lJy2S-dawu! !!
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JEWELLERY s'romE OF

IL a. q - sA-S a.. ~ .
SECOND STREET, TWO Dooss BELow MAIN, N kRoR's
BUILDIss, EVANSVILLE,
AT tAis store Keep constantly on Ezad large and
A general Of aches Coeks and Jevslry
A. all kinds and of the best les snd quality. Ny Stock
vii be continually supplied BY fresh additions With
the latest and beautiful patterns which extensive
connections enable buy and sell shs
price,.
Repairs Of any kind executed competent and
lo~ charges.
All sold and all repairs done warranted
Those in Of ythnz in hps. respectfully inv
ted exstaine my stock and prices. Je,-I
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
" kkhLH MAIL LIME
lrf=-Sa.A on and after SATURDAY. Jaly ist the un-
t-xe1A-SEMl &c ersisned will TsiWErKLY LISG Of
Stage Coaches ss sSY,e.
Leaving Eva1s.,ii. Mcadays Wednesdays Fridays
at o'clock M returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Tharstsy's and >s.a days At O'Clock A. NJ.
The line Will ell titaes be stocked With aud
comfortable COACHES .nd earfs drivers and the tfps
made With regularity nd dispatch AL orders goods
transportation Of PACKAGE pronpy aud sasefuiiy
tended 90.
For passage other business Apply the once Liv-
aud sale Stable the Market Mouse
Persons leaving their orders " the iio.ls will
secure prompt attention. 81. BE. n. DE GAkA0.
ves-u
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LOOK TO TUE FEEr.

LOOK TO THE FEET.
SONE THINGS CAN BE DONE As W ELL as OTHERS
j. HART bsvng lust returned from the Eastern cities.
would inform his old and the citleBs
orally that he has his shoe store Main
selected stocks Of Seaonate ana tsshoBae BOOTS and
StOES brought this et eODprisng GeEs Boots Of
all snds aitsrs all ths different styles Youths Child
rens hne Boots Mses Gzrs and shoes Of all kiLds and
ln ian s. Shoes in sbun ntanee
lie has also fine stock Of No Rsd Sole Leather and Tsy
lor's No. Oak. OF CINCINNATI
ALSO-33 French Caif-skius different trsnds.
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALSO-Mor0oces Lining. Biadag Thread QUITS Percha
Web Laees Enamesd spls and in fact other kind
Material be used in manufacturing Boou sna
shoes AL Of which will be sold as cheap the cheapest and
warrant ted rood.
has also large good experienced workmeu
employed in manufacturing which evael-s him
either for cheapuess durability with house
east wess Of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
ny3i-u III. j. HARr
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
\E CoPartnershp heretofore existing between the sab
4 scrbers ter the aud style Of Mac Lohenstine
this Dissolved mutual Lobebstine Who
will the business the old stand will attend 10 the
of all claims against the old orm and Ill use the
selves indebted the late nrm 20 make inms-
date payment. CHARLES W. MACK
ANTHONY LOBENSyINE.
Withdrawn take this occasion
express my thanks for the literally bestowed to
carry business undimini vssr and
WILL always try make himself worthy OF h- coandencs
Of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
COMPREHENSIVE.
HAVE this day associated with IN the Forwarding and
! Commission business Robert s. Howard The business
hereafter conducted under the s
Lewis Howard. el6-u EDWARD LEWlSs
SSHINGLEs.-75ooO first Poplar Shingles and
els ~ '''' 'Af PRESTON BROS.
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SOME THINGS CAN sE noNE AS WELL As

n Hart would his old custom and the citi
generally that he has inst received at his shoe
street. nearly opposite the Branch Bank
largest selected Stocks asonabls
able and Shoes that hroug this city
comprising Boots shoes Slippers sni Caters Of all
Youths and Boys and fine Boots Misses aad
Children Shoes Boots ard Caters.
ALSO-A full stock OF Ladies' Caters Bnskns. Slippers
and sandles Of all kinds for Gents
Ladies' Children aiso the French trmes Cork Soles
has also hand fine stock OF Leather Thread Web
indeed aric used featuring Boots and
shoes which win sell cheap the cheapest and warrant
good.
Ihave large Of good and experienced rorkmen
plo ed in Boots and Shoes which enables
either for uea,ness ehaapuess or durability
with M house West of the Mountains
free Of charge. oetI3-tf II. j. HA RT.
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COURTNEY. TEHNAYTGc &C.
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY
NArcnEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

= = NV UkIfAEs, ApTT 7, lf5(.
ourohse and warehouse. Nos. ~ and - Natchea at.
with their contents, except the books nd con
tanned IN our Safe, were Brey destroyed ty ere on
ihe morning OF the 18th March Although the sfe had
been for several houIs In extremely hot Gre before
We could recover It, an being Fret vs.
in red htsi; on being cooled with wa@r We re moved
cur books and papers the thous.nS
dollars, without the slightest damage or irjur,
Being fully ccnvinesc by this the entire secud
OF those safes We have procured of the same
description. om the same Agent. viz: Rebs Fire proef
safe ssld by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No ~ Magazine
and recommend them TO all Who desire perfect security
for valuable payers in esss Of IRE.
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JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.

JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.
We invite the attention Of the public to our supo,
sactes for doing Jon WORK Of all knds WIN s % ne,s
-i;snsteh and cheapuess. our sock OF Joo raPssurs
sarIs &C. is constantly receiving new addiuo"s, , s
.hav. The lat At styles Types, Borders &c, @e o
m this stock suit any order "ehaNei" use
WELLS PATENT POWER JOB PRESS,
=, which we are enabled to do work cheap, last anu
,eod. We have also ordereda
PATENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS
faith. execution o. small aud fine work In an elegant
nnr These with our other facilities and nne asso.
,n.nt oftypes. enable DEFY competition. "ena'e
lso AS fine cu,xv
there is In the country and the omy one s
Evansville, by which we are enaolea w. 10 "
RULED BLANK WORK
,a.,sst style Orders either by letter or In per
son are respectfully s'licited from
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
u.,sh;u. Rus Iading &c. Nc. The WORK w'ii oe
.ca,.d and sent home promptly and charges reasoh'
able. -, . ,..,.a. i.,elv In many
.,,d. Of ssork while the prices OF maierla anu
80. 1an. m our terms Tor Job Work are in'Arao'
CASH on DELIVERY OF WORK.
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PAIL GOODS.
BURNETT d L1NvIl.LE,

NO. n WAKREN STREET. NEW fOkk. AXE NOW
receiving and have constantly hand. large and de-
srable Whit Go.ds Linens Laees Emhroide
res Hosiery Gloves Fancy Goods selected
which the of the trade
invited s2 -dlmwom
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~ ,f7 PRICE, WALSH co.
CHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

- I"-I INV ORLkAks. ApFil Ig. It5l.
We have abundant reason recon aeI kich', Ssls-
mander Safe Ne ebinepty sreproef had an n
eellss opportunity. on the 5ih February last sftesnr
one Of that description which purchased seversi
years since 81 Mr.. Isase Bildke. Oar store No 3,
Chsrres street. with entire stoek Of hats trin nines
NC, Vas burned the morning of hat day
our sae 10 very Intense heat during hours yet
10 saved all ts contents. comprising bank notes ana
checks forupwsTds OF nine hundred dolsrs bills rseev
able for several thousand dollars and sccounts I'm on
books fer fo thousand dollars. said Safe opIy
enc hundred and ten dollsrs. risk nothing in pre-
nounsBg l. The cheapest article purchased fr
ALERT & TRlCo.
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(,HoIcE family Butter to be hadas
~ Asll ..... COOKS
gUNHERMOMETERs. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eve
ii Glasses. for sale by eyD A. @. PUSHEE.
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s. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Agent.
ee with Allis Howes. Water street. Evansville Ind

EDWARD LEWIS Rosr. 8. HOWARD
LEWIS HOWARD,
EORWAHDING AND COMMissiON y. n Eh' IN.
on the Canal Personal aud prompt attention TO all
CSnsi ignments. either TOR sale or shipment.
Evansville. June 10, 1S5i.-ly
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A large assortme nj OF WILprKs PATrsT SAIxrIYDn
sATEs, with Rich's Improvements. for safe by
sTEARNS MARVIN, e \
(suceessors TO Rich a. Col
1B WATIR sTREET. T.,
The only Makers OF Sals mander Safes combining VIII
def's and Rich's Patents. and Sole PROPRIETOR Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither KEY nor
keyhole. ALLIS d. HOWkS
mys-u iil if Agents st Evansville. n
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Fl X Z! FIR E!! FIRE!y
MORE TRIUMPHs OF
R1CHsS SSALAM N DER SAFEST

lI ? The FOLLOWING CIRTyIrATrs sAyr ysr mn,
received by the mails They form additional
OF the superiority of R rs SALAMANCA others.
FIRE IN CHARLESTON,
=, CH.RiEsToS, April ~, 1854
Ma. l.. NJ HATcH Agent for Rieh's ana nder s.fes
Dear SIR Finding il i'm possible nov ON safe dn
ring the late 6re which destroyed our store In Hayne
street and having taken ost our books put inio IL
several papers to test II Nssre glad to acknowltdes
tina, it fully sustained the high reputation o,our Ss1e,
The preservation ofihese paper was more hsBwe
Peeifd when We Witnessed the iEense heat IL wns sub
jectedto. Yours, &C.
COURTNEY, TENANT &C.
FIRE IN DANSyILLE NY
:, DAssvILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs STrARSs MARvIk- Gentlemen: Yopr sfr
went through the fire. Ii contained all our beok, ana
papers which came out In ood order. The safe from
appearance. must have been red hot We tru,ted enr
all In IL. Very respectfully. yours,
BkowS 4 GRANT
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A. kURTZ,
VNHOI.ESALEA AND RETAIL LCONFECTIONEh
Nv Manufs kinds OF Candies Cakes Cor
das Jes &e, Sc First street. between Main
and Locust streets. Evansville. Ind.
x0rdrs from families private parties Tor an
his Ut the sh rtest notice
s1-Au ICE CREAM SALOON 10 ntted up the best style
Jel1-tf
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PRESERVES, &c.
WHOl rs Al. 4 RET ALL.
RARBER SHOP.

UHAY-s0 bales No. Timothy and 81 bales slightly dam
e2l GEO. FOSTER a CO.
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NEW yls7.ElGG.E:V

iD DRESS VI " ENgiB' Nl'NEN.
M rs Mac Il Snrnp annuunc" "a ihr pub
W that they have Iu,t "p"rrd i ur" N..
uefy ant y t. Nakiug I-Ihi, hr'if, v'f lc
t ey w,ll 1T rtru"s t'cpo h nda . 10 a.rur'.
nen Of 500 is n l0w prices 'liirr -f""kI- en-
lue!J ntn, aui lr,u ihrir experience they rrr-'
.rry wu. nr al To ,uit al VINO may favor them
with lhru IatounCc,
Brl.hing aud p--.onG, cutting ard flung
dresses. done {" nrdcruu -hort notice.
Ronus over he Prcp.ce' store corner oi Nnir
nnI GuIuiuiu. streets Nrr''2
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Bacif;c Es;tilrOnd,

We learn irum 'hv Washington Union q
Tuesday, that on the day previous the House
Of Representatives, postponed the Paci!i,
Railroad Bill until the second Monday oi
hucomhcrucN The proposition came from
tne ij,nuo ul thc bill, and is regarded u. the
Wl..,t position that could ct present havu
been made ol 1t consistent with i,s ultimate
success. The able and DISTINGUISHED gel.
tomon, Hon. JAS. y. Mrpougall, o: Calfo-.
mia, VINO rvp0rtcdthe bill 10 the House, COLI.
'u'rtd II, .nc ProplicIy and expediency Of
pnSlponlug II, Any other course would
have resulted in is orerw' clmias defeat
Several causes cunsVr,d tu render this A.
ton on the part Of the ilvnse judicious In
the lhst place, the reports Of the survey pro.
Nidcd for hy the last Congress, aud intended
to secure the best roltc for the proposed
iajroad between the Mississippi river and
Pacific ocean. have not been received AMI
lnid before Cungrcs, and without this high.
ly Important affirmation members would
have left ndispo,cd to act. Hence there
has been no Investigation Of the subject,
commensurate with ils manifest and admit.
od magnitude. Other questions Of highly
exciting character having occupied tho attet..
ton Of Congress since December last, Il b..
comes u matter OF the first consideration thai
the measure should not bo forced to vute
ill gentlemen were fully prepared to diseuss
1t. Mr.. McDougal! deserves great crodit for
the ability and learning he has exhibited Ia
the support Of his bill and be will not b.
the loser--nci,hcr himself nor tho Pacific
Railroad Bill--by the course be has wisely
pursued in order to insure !, the euppos, Of
'ho representatives of 'ho people.
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The care with which the Osnsnlis have
always kept their wives and daughters apart,
sil prevails in Consantincpie. To ask .
Turkish gentleman aiter his wife or his
daughter, Is to give him moral offence. II
he alluded t. them, he calls them the home
or the house. lie will tell you that tho
house Is well. Also, when he announces TO
his fricnIs the 18th OF daughter, he says
:. vciicd one. or "a stranger has been gi'.n
10 ~, II. is taught BY the Koran to hon.
or his wife, and to believe that che will be
equally with himself, par,icipa;or in heav.
enly felicity. The teaching .s!ectually dis.
places the vulgar error that declares Mahom-
etans 10 believe that women have no souls.
Polygamy is allowed TO this day in Turkey.
but 1t is co surrounded with social and re.
ligous difficulties, that il is rarely practiced.
The Koran allows a Mussulman to marry
furlegilmatc wives, but tells him, express.
~, that it is meritorious 10 marry only one.
In ConSt-nt.nople, the ulcmas, the great
bodies OF government officials, the naval and
military officers, the tradesmen and the
workmcn, have generally only one wife. In
the provinces one wife Is even more gederal.
ly the rule And now all the great officers
of state maze u merit of wedding one wife
only, 10 show good example TO their couE.
trymcn. Nor is the VIII. e slave entirely.
In her own apartment she ia supreme mis-.
treSS. She may receive her female friend.
and her male relations; size may 60 ou' IA
the daytime, (ycied and attained j and hc-
husband consults her in lis siisirs. She is
thoroughly domestic and is ehectually pro.
;cctcl by the State from cruel treatment.
lhn Mus-ul,pu, IL hound l,. leu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-06-24


NV ll,NrsulRC,--Gov. Baker, Of New
lnmpsairc, tie vurcd the annual Cub INA
iiona adde's to tac Legislature oil HIT
Stat on Iu lay last lat imtn IS ol Ia.
Granite STATE are represented rs being in a
.OurisLing condition. Inc State d-Jt WAS
reduced $i3, i03 80 during the year ,udiUs
the LIST inst, and now amounts to ON Y Stn,
Jgj 10.
the address closes u, follows!
at is Sourcc of pride and qualification
TO the people of New Hampshire that thc
agh coatlgncc rvpo,cd hy the country IN
tnc distinguished son Of this State, VINO has
teen called to pr, scribe over the di siintS of
the country. has thus far been fully justified
and knowing rs We do the high and noble
qualities Of his head and heart, his devoted
patriotism and his iilcity 10 principle, We
cann0t doubt taot 50 long aS he may he
charged VITA the duties and r>pUnsihliiti, :
at his present exalted station, lac viii con
| tmue to discharge tncm with the saluc tie.
! vO,ion to the public interest Wuirh has NJ
, ways characterized his career. 1t bccom -
the people Of his native State to continue TO
extend to him that high aud generous con-
tldencc, and that iirm and cordial support
which honest and faithful public servants
have right TO expect from a virtuous, in.
te!Iisent and patriotic people.