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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-20

NEW SPRING GOODS!
JUST received by the subscriber, a beautiful assert
81 ment OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods which the
Ladies and citizens generally requested TO call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. He will sell
cheap as any other house in the West.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
MOCRNING DRESS GOODS.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of black Bareges and blk
n Sils Tissues, at HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
BUGGIES! BUGGIESH
A FINE assortment Of Buggies, Family Carriages,
n Rockaways. Sulkies, &c. &C., from the Manufac
tory D. df Salem, Ohio, just reed and for sale
by (mh23-p) ). hbALf, agent.
C1UGAR. hhds Fully Fair for sale by
- mhI6 GEO. FOSTER e. CO.
NOTICE.
TIME partner ship heretofore existing in this civ be-
i tween Martin Glass and Martin Klaus under the
arm Of Glass Klauss is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Martin KLAUS has purchased the interest Of Mr. Glass
and is authorized TO close up and settle the business Of
said firm. MARTIN GLASS
mh2e-lm MARTIN kLAUSS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-20
NEW BOOKS,

I,RESH supply of Hot Corn;
y Putnam's Magazine for March;
hnickerbocker do; at
Inh24 SAMUEL LISTERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-20
WAR WITH RUSSIA.

TO BLAcksNITHs, wHrTEsNITHs EVERYBODY sLsK.
Run HERE. ,I
HAvlHG established permanent Coal Yard on
Il Il Water street, betwce Locust and Wakut we arc
prepared TO sell IN quantities the best PITTSRURG
toAb, at as low prices be bought below the falls
All orders LETT nc the Store of HornbroOk e. Churchill
will be thankfully receive and punctuaIy attended to
oy tap3-3wd6w) A. j. HUTCHINSON & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-20

lust received per Statesman lot of super Travel
- ing Trunks, containing a full assortment Of Coats
Pants and Vests, also made white linen and me
rino Shirts, which will be sold eheapat
feb1S MACK IL LOBEySTYNR's.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
STRICT CONSTRUCTIONS.

REMEMBER Let the people remember that it re
quires two-thirds vote of all the members of the
Legislature to call Convention let them remember
that the Wing party, in advocating Convention, is
only developing its factious opposition to Free Stuff
rage let them remember that bills to call Conven-
ton have been unable to command a majority
in the two last Legislatures let them remember that
the people of the East of all parties, are opposed to
a Convention, AMI That only the Wing party Of the
West is in favor oft let them remember that they
are insuled by proposition to make the Legislature
supreme them and then let them decide whether
they may expect Free Suffrage or any thing
else from Convention. Do they not see the i'm
practica5ility of obtaining ConventionP Do they
that the object of advocating the call of
is to defeat Free Suffrage? Iyou wait for Conven-
ton to give you Free Suffrage you will hear Gabrels
trumpet blow before you get it.
Forty thousand of the-we going to say
freemen,' but the term would be inapplicable and
we will substitute-,ohite men of N. Carolina are
now taxed by Legislative body, one branch OF
which they allowed voice in electing Yet
Wing Conventionsts tell as our Constitution is
of the best in the world, that "FIee Suffrage is
humbug-a hobby" &C., and at the time profess
10 desire its change by Convention-a mode by
which they know it cannot be done, and which they
may safely advocate without being at all uneasy
that the great of republicanism and popular
rights, called Free Suffrage, repugnant to them
and so odous to arstocracy will be incorporated into
the Constitution. iodlis. Ban.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

GONE TO THE HANGING! On Monday last, Sylves-
ter Maybe, free negro, hung at Halifax for the
murder of Bob ROBBERS, another free negro.
On the same day General Dockery had an appoint
ment at Weldon but moved it to Halifax, address
the crowd gathered to see the hanging, which crowd
was of in excellent train for listening the
calm discussion of political issues; and fur
Their informed that General. Dockery did then and
there, abuse his absent competitor out of the name
of Christian. General Dockery must be his own
judge in such cases. and fine thinks that negro hang
ings the places for him to attend and afford the
peculiar oratory we, of can have nothing to
say, except to hope that his friends will not carry
the joke so far as to get up negro hangings for his
especial benefit and to remark for the information
of contemporaries out of the State, that public
hangings not the usual places at which candi-
dates for Governor of North Carolina address their
fellow-citizens VII. Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

SPEECH OF Hon. II. NJ. SHAW. We have read,
with the highest satisfaction, the eloquent and able
speech delivered in the House of Representatives
the Doth May, by the Hon. II. NJ. Shaw, on the SUBJ
ect of the distribution of the public lands and in
reply to the speech of Hon. S. II. Rogers, deliv-
cred some weeks ago. 1t is powerful and convin-
cling effort, and shall lay it before readers,
in ertenso, next week-regretting that it did not
ngton Sentinel in introducing espeech to its read
ers, says:
We lay before readers a very able and inter-
estng speech the Land question, recently deliv-
cred in the House of Representatives by the Hon.
H. NJ. Shaw, of North Carolina. Mr. Shaw is a
member but his sound principles fine talents
and pleasing address, cannot fail to produce their
proper effect Den1 Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
WM A. WEAruERsBEE, Sec'y.

HoRnIBLE DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBA John T.
Cookson, young married man in Cincinnati, was
bit on the leg, about nine weeks since, by dog,
but he thought little of it until Thursday evening
last when he felt unwe and retired to bed The
night, however was almost sleepless one, Inter-
uped by horrid dreams and nervous starts and car
ly in the morning the first symptoms of hydropho-
bia made their appearance Notwithstanding prompt
medical attendance, he was soon in commissions,
foaming at the mouth, casting himself upon the
ground and endeavoring to tear the flesh from his
bones, all the time moaning piteously. He appeared
however, tits said, to be conscious of his dreadful
situation and earnestly entreating the Mortified spec
tators to keep away, lest he mil ht nvoluntarily do
them an injury. He was tied down to the bed, but
he succeeded in breaking the cords UNTIL finally,
two strong men holding him down, chloroform was ad-
minstered to him, under the influence of which he
sept for half hour. When he awoke about
o'clock, p NJ, it was but to breathe his last. A
few, convulsive gasps and nervous twitchings, and
the rigid features and motionless limbs proclaimed
that his suferngs were at an end. The dog which
is still alive it is said has bit named Johnson
and several others. His owner should be made to
suffer the severest penalty for permitting him to run
at large. An action for damages is to be instituted
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
SHocCo SPRINGS, WARREN COUNTY, NORTH

SHOCCO SPRINGS, WARREN COUNTY, NORTH
- CAROI.INA-This long established and justly ceie-
prietor will be opened The goth of June under the
of Mr. James Gresham and lady, well known
the travelling for their efficiency and polite
The whole establishment has been repaired
arrangement made crafty the and contribute the
comfort of all who Our Tables and Bar shall
at all times and under all circumstances be superior
heretofore known in the South for we have made
in Petersburg, Norfolk and Baltimore to be
Piled with the luxuries Of the season.
Shocco Springs distant twelve miles south from the
Warrenton Depot, where Wilson Phillips large and
Portable Omnibusses with fine Teams Hacks and Baggage
Wagons will always be in readiness company
two hours.
superior Band ofAusc will be constantly attendance
during the for the of and
Billiard Table and Boiling Alley for their The
beautiful scenery, agreeable and inviting shades pure at
Proverbal and need no Comment The following
analysis of the made by Prof Stewart Baltimore:
EPSON Salts, Sulphate of and Sulphate of Soda,
Magnesia Carbonate of Potash,
Carbonate of Magnesia, Hpdrochlorate of Potash,
Muriate of Magnesa, Sulphate of Potash
Carbonate of Lime, lHydrosuphate of Lime,
Sulphae of Lime, Suphuretted Hydrogen Free
Carbonate ofSoda, in solution,
Hydrosu plate of Soda Carbonc Acid.
In addition these waters been test
ed for upwards of half century, the Red Sulphur Springs
sorted from Shocco, will through his kind generosity
again be opened for the accommodation ofour They
within pleasant ride good road and consid
cred highly eticacious in many diseases.
Families per Month, $500
week
day, $50
Single persons per Month, 5000
week, 1000
day, l,75
Children under ten years and servants half price
Shocco Springs, N. c., - eT
June s, 1858 ''-u''
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

Ex-BIsHoP IVES. We stated the other day that
Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church a
letter received from the Rev. DR.. Forbes of St.
AIMS (Roman Catholic) church, in New York, offer
ing to refund the money which the late Bishop Ives
received from the diocese just before his departure
for Europe. This letter was referred to a commit
tee, and we enabled to give the result A
reply ordered to be sent to DIR. Forbes saying
that the Convention makes no demand for the mon.
to receive all sums belonging to the diocese
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The Legislature of New Hampshire is now in ses-
sion, and from this body two Senators IN congress
one Of the few from New England that voted with
the South, will be elected. This would be glorl-
GUS triumph for TRUTH and prove that the North were
not insensible to principle and merit. The election
is to come off Friday next L. u.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

PRINTER MAYORS. Itappears there have been six
gentlemen elected to the mayoralty of Washington,
at different periods who printers by profession
Their name Roger @. Weghtman, Daniel Rap
pine, Joseph Gales, W.. w. Seaton Peter Force
and John Z. Towers.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
EIsH! fish,! FIsH!!!-wM. H. PUTNEY

EHISH! fish,! FISH!!!-wM H. PUTNEY
still continues to supply his customers with Fish
from Norfolk day, the arrival of the
those who will leave their order and the store
will send them to their House Immediately after the
have them well packed in ice, and recommend to be
good and sound.
put up fresh fish ice which could be sent to Chap
ell Hill or Hisborough in good order.
shall keep on hand in their season, fresh Oysters and
can supply Chapel Hill Hillsborough and Greensborough
shall receive at all times, Spced Oysters Crabs and
CLAIMS, which will be something new in this market
also, have just to hand TO- 900 No. North Carolina Fam
lily Roe Herring and thirty thousand North Carolina cut
Hsrings which takes the shine off of any thing of the
kind in this market.
keep on hand Shad Mess Rock New River Mulets, Cod
Fish and No. Mackerel.
Baltimore Family Beef smoked Beef and Bologna sau-
sage
The best article of Bacon Hams and all provisions that
are usually kept in provision store which will sell cheap
Tor cash. My provision store is Wilmington street. in
front of the City Hail. and to Edward Marlborough r
Livery stables.
Raleigh June 1854. 59N3t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

MEssRs. PURYEAR AND ROGERS. Ofthe delegation
in Congress from this State, these gentlemen stand
alone in their opposition to the Nebraska bill. In
deed of the entire Southern delegation, they stand
prominently forth among the immortal nine who
have damned themselves to everlasting fame, " by
opposing of such vital interest the en-
tire South. While Messrs. Badger Shaw, Craige,
Ruftin, Ashe, Cngman and Kerr, stood manfuly
by the South and performed act which challenges
the warmest appreciation of their constituents
Messrs. Puryear and Rogers deserted their colors
South. We envy not the doom which will surely
be visited upon them by their outraged and indg
nant constituencies.
What will the Raleigh Register and its satellites
If Messrs. Puryear and Rogers right, then
Messrs. Badger and Kerr are wrong-and so rice
oersa One or the other side should be visited with
their wrath. Will they have the independence and
manness to express their dsapprobalion of the
course of these Wing Representatives We shall
see Dem. Pioneer
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
Raleigh May 10, 1854.

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA--N
- COUNTY, April Term, 1854 William " A En
Admir- against the heirs at Law of Thomas Ward T n
for license to sell Land Fel
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Cont t,
leon B. Ward is nonresident of this State on noi N
is therefore, ordered by the Court that publication &
in the North-Carona Standard for six successive n lung
notifying said Napoleon B. Ward to appear At 6t ts
Term of this Court to be held for said COUNTY
House. in the Town of Williamson, on the 2nd MonS..
July next and plead answer demur or the ce viii
heard &c pdrte as to him and determined accordingly
Witness, l.. johnson, Clerk of our said Court II off,
the I'd Monday of April, 1854. ''N'
L. JOHNSON CsE
d.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

r. Our RELATIONS WITH SPAIN. The Washington
Union of yesterday announces that our difficulties
with Spain remain unadjusted, and that all rumors
are fabulous s s1ssg
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

The SPECIAL Confusion To SPAIN. We have
received information which leads us to change the
opinion, expressed in yesterdays STAR in relation to
the appointment of special commission to the Court
of Madrid. We have reason now to believe that
such commission will be appointed, and that the
distinguished gentlemen named in connection with
1T will be rendered the appointment of Commits
sioners Better or more popular selections could
MOI be made. Washington Star
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

The New Orleans Bulletin, in reply to an inquiry
says there are paper manufacturers in the State
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14
SP'.RlING 1851,

STmRING 1s54.-WHoLEs.Ir =
ing 70 the s1seaa & "a pss.
one 81 our house has just ana North Csna
20 ne has purchased an nom the NM
ces Wrappins Paves, 5rogans Trunks and
Deionglng to our branch of business and all
& Our assortment this season will I eF aridT
rapidly increas,o t IN order to meet ~
OF FIRST hands and selected with . nave all been
wants of years experience with special
waits VI .he virginia and North (arFIsai reference
e are now in receipt C a rt9;aolina MercbaN 10
IN uay expectation oflarge accessons " our stock M
t our assortment one of The most whsS
1--WE ever offered to the Southern IT, and
:, In soliciting an examination we , asas sSs
the public generally, that our pr;c assure our es
south of Massaehusst, 'n0se ofany similar es 0sSd
- Merchants and others buv;n. Aa
Dozen will find it to their interest To Dy the Pac
fore purchasing elsewhere, as is orr so
- - noi M competitors on hs
w. R: JOHNSON -
pd dwo doors below Paul & IL ",
FL 90 TO-, East side Sycamore ST. Po.oell iTsne
1 Feb % 3 IS :. fs'ei'S s3E !,
EW BOOKS Scotia's Bards. io.,.-.--, I'll
1N Field Book of the Revolution. by Ha
royal vo Peruvian Antiquities by Ma D. . S
translated into English from the orie,na1 so
els rb haT6s D. D. Ii d. Crates HISTORY of s.
ductory essay upon his Philosophical and & with &
IONS Edited by Professor Shedd VOLS ,neO0gsl0%
OF Joseph ADDISON Edited with Critical and nd The The T
notes by George w. Greene The WORKS s' 70 a"
F Faops, BY By r E@fns Wills Gsr tbs
Impressions Of America by Frederka Bre me New
Jour Book, by Miss Seaie Philosophy of Sir W. The
The Analogy of Ancient Craft Masonry to Mn m HaniU
CHARLES csasS fb tFsns b Su ehsTs SsG
temptation By Emile caren The Daug6 saa
Temperance Tales and Hearth Stone reycries The
- 9"-o = w. L. PONPPHTvM
LENN,STRUE VERBENA WAT137 HVl,
~ delightful perfume, prepared BY CbsndE R.-In
from the hot house plant, LEMON TRlroI1I isH tes
commended to the Ladies in particular on accO
freshing and delightful odor. 1t contains si @ Gs
of the plant itself in concentrated FORM and WIZ will i
ed rooms, &c. Also, delicious perfume r 9y rt
kerchef and will be found much cheaper than h e Han
and yet equally good, and pleasant change s me EI
Cologne. 90 0r 'he Esud
Also Glenns Musk Toilet Water
4" Glenn's Rose Geranium Water
Gienn's Citronella Water all deph,O,,
trated perfumes. e'Di anu ccHre
For sale in Raleigh, together with an assortment o,c,
justly celebrated perfumery. Gha
For sale by
Il. D. TURNER
n
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

The Emperor Nicholas is said to have expressed
considerable apprehension of an attack on St. Pc
tersburgh by the allies. He is said to go to Constradt
twice and sometimes thrice week. All conceivable
efforts are being employed to strengthen it as far
possible. Meanwhile, the imperial city is being
crowded by troops, who are continually pouring in
in large masses. The barracks being all crowded,
these quartered the inhabitants to their very
evident great annoyance Many of the nobility and
leading families quitting their town residences
and retiring into the interior, carrying with them
their plate, jewels, and portable property of value
and the English and French and other foreign resi-
dents quitting in large numbers.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

PRESBYTERIAN AssEMBLY-OLD SCHOOL BUFFALO
June l. The Assembly occupied to-day on a
judicial case being appeal from the action of the
Presbytery Of Madison-decided in favor of the
Presbytery.
Aresolution was adopted, requiring all Presby-
teres hereafter to send only such persons the As
sembly willing to remain until it closes its ses-
sions
A voee of thanks was adopted to the citizens,
churches and rail road companies and, after an elo-
quent prayer from DIR. Boardman, the Assembly adj
journed sine die.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-14

~REAM WANTED !-PERSONS HAVING
OFRESH CREAM for sale will please call at
ANTONIO PIZZINTS
Confectionery Store
Rale;ph Nav 10 1854 81
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALEs-IHLhh
will be EXPOSED at public sale, the lst July next
the premises (by the heirs tract of valuable Land COZ
tanning FOUR HUNDRED ACRES. Said land belongs
the estate of Augustn Norwood deceased and adOn' b.
lands of Jno. carp ST., Edward Chappell and GieT IG
freys. 1t is located miles north of Raleigh the &
gl and CASTOR Railroad. +,
On the said Tract, there is good Dwelling House. '
most of the necessary out-houses..
TERMS made known on the day of sale. .,
Wake Co. May 20. $780, l0S-Wtd
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" CANT Bindings The Lily the Valley The He men.
Der Me; The Gift Of Friendships The Gift Of Love- n d
Gift The Leaflets of MEMORY The Gems of Beauty LII
crary Gift for 1854, Edited by Miss Emily PereTaIn
For sale by - W. u. PUMEhOI.-
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HORN BOOK.-THE NORTH CARoLlse h aSI d.
IL Book; containing all the most useful form WEI s veil
cur in business transactions between man and man If
in official stations together with the Cons1!u be
North Carolina and of the United States the Act nA te
Fees of Clerks Shers, &C., calculated for the use law
citizens of North Carolina, and made conformane " Nv
Compiled by member of the North Carolina Bar.
HENRY d. TUKNLH
Raleigh, Aug. IL, 1858. -
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NOTICE. ,yrryD
TlO MILL-OWNERS and THOSE WIN ~ ~: de.
II BUILDING MILLS.-The Subscribers De ps
sirous of extending their business farther south b
y inform those intending to erect Flour Mills, r bf
are prepared to furni d all kinds of materials
such establishments Iron-work, BUR- hts tbg
Boiling Cloths, &C., &C. Being practical NIL" orders
fully competent and prepared to execute al Stedp
their line, and will warrant their work to De
WIG HASKELL STOCKWELdt9
New-Hayen Connectcaf
April %, 1854. Nl-
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kTRESH PICKLES. "A fresh supply OF flcAi''
- received and for sale at -,o p1zzTNIT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-08-05

AT the session Of the Chamber of Repre-
sontatives, on the 25th, the subject was
brought to their notice, and law was i'm
mediately passed corferrng the title and
dignity Of Emperor upon the President, and
continuing the existing laws in all their
vigor until the necessary changes could be
made by the legislative body. The bill
was sent Immediately to the Senate, and
passed by them the same evening.
When il is borne in mind that Soulouque
was born a slave, and was the offspring Of
slaves born in Africa, that he had no edu-
cation whatever himself; that he was
elected President of the republic before he
could read or write one word that he
never visited any more civilized country
than the one in which hc lived, and which
had been distracted by foreign and intestine
war almost interruptedly from his birth !;
and that he had never had an opportunity
OF hearing or learning any Of the lessons
acquired by the experience of older and
more fortunate nations, one is constrained
TO admit that he is no common man; and
that, measuring his present elevation from
his point Of departure, and weighing his
successes against his opportunities, he has
proved himself entitled 10 no inconsidera-
Bile prominence, among military heroes
Eu. Post.