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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-15

TRIAL OF ARRIsoN.-The trial of this
man for sending an "infernal machine" to
DR.. Allison at Cincinnati, and cause the
horrible death Of him and his wife, COM
menced at Cincinnati last Monday. The
Jury were empanne lied and one witness ex-
amined. There appears to be no doubt Of
his guilt. Hanging is a little to good for
the wretch. 80,
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

~ Messfs. Bacon e. Co., nearly oppo-
site pos. Office, generally keep in addition to
their large stock Of groceries, &C., an as
sortment Of turkeys, chickens, venison, &c.
Families c. n almost every day at this estsb-
lishment find things Of this nature and first
rate articles. They had yesterday among
other things some squirrels, nicely cleaned
and just from the woods. We found some
OF them excellent. Call there for good
things.
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OF A horse ran off with dray yesterday,
made gallant turn around the Journal Office
corner, and down Water street to Allis g.
Howes, then around on First street. He
did no damage, and il he feels no worse
for his run, certainly the community has no
cause to complain. Its not possible he has
had too much corn at present prices.
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CT AOI Aile SOAt.~Al.
--~------~--~---~---------~
PITTSBURGH, Dec. Ia, NJ.
River fell inch last night and this MORN
ing--now 81 feet in channel by metal mark.
> Weather clear and mild; thaw continues,
but ice remains firm.
CINCINNATI, Dec. IA, NJ.
River falling slowly; weather warm.
Flour firm, TOO bbis sold at z 60a7 Ca
whisky 2sa; hogs 4 SO. dull; provisions dull,
hams 64c; other articles unchanged.
New YORK, Dec. IA, NJ.
Flour firm, sales 5000 bbIs good Ohio at
6Sa9 25; southern firm, 1000 bbls GA
so; wheat unchanged, sales moderate
Corn prices triae higher, 50 900 bush sold
western mixed 95a96, white and yellow 94a
IS; pork doll, declining; mess IL 81; beef
unchanged, demand moderate, lard dull, de-
clining; whisky firm. Stocks rather firmer:
Increased siringency in the money market.
Galena stocks 944, ". Y. Central 794, Mich.
igan Southern SO. Reading Sc. Erie 34a.
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Facts about the United Stases.
The United States are composed OF 81
States aud Territories.
They contain population Of % millions.
OF whom II millions are white.
The extent OF sea coast 10 IL. $50 miles.
the length OF its ten principal rivers is
10 900 miles.
The surface Of the five great lakes is co.
600 square miles
The number Of miles Of railway in opera
ton is 10000, which cost 600 million dol
lars.
The length Of canals is 5000 miles.
1t contains the longest railway on the
globe-the Illinois Cenlral---length 73l
miles.
The annual value OF the agricultural pro-
ductions Is $500. 100000.
Its most valuable production is Indian
corn, which yields annually 400 million
bushels.
The amount If registered and enrolled
tonnage is 4,.:O7,OlO tons.
The amount Of capital invested in manu-
features is 600 million dollars.
The amount Ut foreign imports in 1853,
was S267 ,97S.947. aud Of its exports, $780,
97I.l67.
The annual amount of its internal trade is
600 million dollars.
The annual value Of the products OF labor
(other than agriculturaD is 1900 million
dollars. Ae
The value of its farms aud live stock is
500 million dollars. '.
Its mines of gold. copper, lead and iron,
are among the richest in the world.
The value Of gold produced is 100000
900.
The surface of its coal fields is 1885, 3l
squ re acres.
It's receipts for customs, lands, &C., foI
1852. were S5l, 4692 74, and its expenditures
S4354S,263.
Within her borders are $4,000 schools
5000 academies. 234 colleges, and $500
churches.
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REAL EsrArE PoR saI.k a. AUCTION.

N pnrsuAncs vsnderturrh Circuit Court.
mate a the term Of said Court certain suit then
sndny in said Cosrt wherein Samuel Casso plainun
and James heC~er and others defendants will
sale pubic the door Court House
In rvansvil-. thu 10Th day Of Decembtr d. 1884, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A and clock r. NJ of
said day. the following real state situated in vanderburEh
Ind that All Of fr etional
and l6 In township No () south Of range No
(0l the district Of Lands sale at yinen
Ind that Of said fractional sections hereto
fore set OF to tie heirs Of wis wilkins dee under
Of the Probate Court of vsndsrburg
bounded as follows to wits Beginning the south
ner Of section No running thence norh along the
line of said No chains
thence line parallel
20 the Bas ofGrren River Island; thence said
with the 70 the line divida. fAesssai
tons and thence along line
nng Also the half Of quarter
No. 80. in township No range west
land district sesad the
east quarter OF the section. Hrfl.
TERN OF SAkE.-One third Of the purchase money in
cash; in sig months With interest the remaining in
one with int est. The property will Immediately
who will their
for the unpaid portion of the
toe property purchased
The notes and viii contain waving relief
novIs-4w JOHN MITCHELL Trustee.
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OF The revenue Of the main stem of the
Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad for the year
ending September 29;h, 1854, was $685.
600 43; that Of Washington branch, $3.50,
226, 6l-totaI, S4,0l4,8a9 o.
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40 The Government survey Of Kansas
and Nebraska will be commenced early in
the spring. twill take year to finish the
work, SO that land office can be opened for
it's sale. ar
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
Just OPENED on MAIN STREET..

VHE undrrsgned have Iormed under The
STYLE and firm OF J. W 4 s. vickery. to carry the
Groeey and rroyision business in tie house tnewn the
ssors Main ID and ID. We will keep
stanty hand and for sale all articles usually kept
orally We will spar. In keeping
piled With fresh Butter Eggs and al. Of which with
siding in any part ., the city. FREE OF CHI ARGE:
povs-Im SAMUEL. vICKERY.
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" The house Of Taylor &, Cassidy at
Cincinnati has failed.
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WHOLESALE Dry GOODS.

NV Z have hand Of the complete and To-
w sfable stocks Of Dry Goods 20 fouad In
market which al cash prsmps time buyers
unusually low Our s,oc hong tdrecy from the
inprtsrs and in gaalty and
oefv PETITION any of markets in the West
feei thank al all Of old fr and
feel well assured th make cir we'll
that OF all Others ing give Purchasing
elsewhere. octlS J0HNSJN FRENCH.
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MAIN STREET. BEKS ZEN SECUND AND THIRD. =
IA have removed auction Rooms Main
w the old Court House where prepared Of rscsss
and sell auction prya all kinds Of
Merchandise Hsssehoid Furniture Horses. bagxiss
Cash ads made sell auction
REGULA SALES-Evsry Tuesday Thursday and satus-
day. commencing o'clock A NJ and Tuesday Wsdnes-
day aud ay evenings - gas-li lighting.
Ne will also particular attention the selling Of Lands
aud Town ~ u rlf
AL psr.ous having Lands. Lots. Horses wagons. Buies
M-rchanss description to SELL respectfully
heited to give n . call. oeL-ly wOOLSEY a NELSOS.
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OF The river still continues to recede
here, and no rise noticed above.
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HOUSE, EuRx!sn,NG GOODS.

GN0LBUkN a HERSHBERGEK have OPEN for Z
" animation large stock Of euse FURNISHING Goess
sstins Of Three Ply Ingram and loo priced Carpets Stair
and Hall Carpets Of varioa. patterns and qualities Fr OIL
Cotton Dsmass Furntures and Bro Hollands Tor Gu tsp
Muslin aud Lace Gu tans. Cornees Curta Pins aud star
Rods. Mar.-illes Quilt Line Damasks. Table Linen and
Towellns Piano and Table Clohs aud Bed Blankets Of all
sizes and qualities.
also Mattresses Of every sire and descrp
n which w. will warrant good rs he und Also
Red Comforts OF all Ali which will sell
the quality be found this side OF Allegheny
Noun tAins F"stsr Black fst ST.. near Maa. oct2n
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WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MILLER. WUNGATE e. CO.
FRS sud Dealers Il sI kinda ~ Farm
wi aud Garden Impement Moving Tea ping and Thresh-
ing Machines Field and Garden See Trees &c, SIC Main
Street opposite Bank Of Louisville. Louisvills. KY.
sep25-fyw
LOT Of Turnbulis Cutting Boxes. Corn Shelters and
n Sausage Cutters sale by novA I. GRANT * CO.
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Al KHy CANDIDATES IN THE FIEI.n.

TIME Fall stvle Hat manufactured by yAUTIER MAR
II CONNTER. 10 before the public and win
asan other Ha. without d.incon Of parties In point
beaurv and durability Citizens voting them
selves Hat would DO we'll to call and e1amin cand-
date will speak for ITSELF Main street. between First and
Second oct5
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LAwRkNCk's MARBLE DEPOT.
MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE EVANSVILLE BRANCH BANK

NOW receiving over
100 tons Of Vermont
No. I aud Ststusry
Marble. carefully Sc
lected 1t the quarries
BY myself.
Employing ssns Of
the hest Sculptors and
Mantle Makers in the
Uaion. ] Am prepared
70 execute all deserip-
lions ofwork. n astyis
superior 10 any house
! the West. and for
vssiety scarcely equal
ed BY any establish
meut IN the States.
Dealers in Marble
will mad IL to their IN :
terest TO examine ny
stock and prices before
purch asing else where.
Facilities for baying
and shipping enable me
% supply ss less thaa
: Eastern prices. adding
cost OF f-eight.
4 MANrELS
Ofthe latest n. York
styles and varieties. en-
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DIV GOODS An
CLOTHING a. kXCHAAGH FOR STATE

THE inform the citizens Of
- this city aud vicinity. that he has just opened Very
large aaa we'll seleet oek Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
consisting in part Of
French aud Engsn Mernos P1ajs. D LANES half ad all
WOOL black plain and watered Sks besesd plaii striped
ehr geable and solid cold silks: Dress Sks: all eelo1s Of
toune.s Gross Maple and saens Fanne Opera Cfosts
ng Lius-ys. Bay states. Thytet. plain amt Fancy Sill
shaw all kinds Of Blankets. Hoser.s Gloves Ebroide
ries Cioaks Of all styles aud materials musade Of
other articles tedious zion.
As my motto is small prof and quick sales would ad
wise thos wishing ts tr fall and winter supplies ia
vof me with call before purchasing else where
Especially would draw the % dealers and
chant taior choice
pi in and fancy Cashmere all colors of Brosdoths 0vr
coating hitneys Beaver Kefseys Petershsm wool silk
and cotton Lnibgs. all kinds Of faors Trimmings
To those in Ready Made Ci thing visit
me IN order TO examine the heany stock which con-
'any Keep on haad AMI stsnd selling Cincinnati prices
and terms.
As these Clothing IN city,
supervision. able better ft and
tal wing than there had other market.
Come all AID convince yourselves Of the fact
A. ANSPACHER.
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GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP DKcKeR =.
GEORGE KLEIN & Co..
SOAP. CANDLES ANDLARD OIL MANuFACT0RY.

VIE uhdersgneo leave nterlB the Merchants OF
Scush IN Indiana. the pqslc g-aeraily that their
nee Fssyory 1. completed and they ready
facture Joap. Candles asd Lard OIL scale
W. viii variant articles MANUFACTURED good and The
prices loo purchased in Ciueinna We
faeturs all the different qualities
In that city and have equal facilities West.
Thankful the raj have aresd, recevt
are determined to merit ntnuance and increase Of
the sane ana liberal the the pub
eitv.
B@Ibs highest market vsices al gay. paid for 7sov.
Lard AMI Greass. oa2S- 3md GEORGE KLEIN e CO.
eviocennes Gazette and Hndersen Courier copy nss.
and send hills TO tins ense "
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EkELE -


Two ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and All intsrrae-
date st,tioas and places. Immediately the compile
Of ire Evansville ANA Crawfrdviile Railroad Terre
Haate which will be within about three weeks th date
will be resdy to recsp THROUGH for the dei,vrry OF all
kinds OF Merchandise Produce Property from this city
aud between this AID Terre H4ute all Of the above
intermediate points and the India Ohio
York Central Ne- York and Erie and Albany and Bos
Railroads.
81 Rates made known application 81 ny efee. under
novis r." JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent.
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NOTCH

-,o. NOTCH.
Is hereby gwen that have taken letters tes
tan n.r on toe estate Of John NJ Stekwcl deed Ard
qaan-d rs such EAecu All per.ens navug ,gsns
ss Are requested 10 for
aud those v said s,ih 10 call and
set e vi n me instAnter. my Water street..
novI-im ROBEBr BARNES. Executor.
YkU rTONS.-it0s gro Lastns Overcast Bu,soss;
II $50 gro Youths Metal do
iIoEro Twist Cost do;
800 gro Smok Pearl vest do;
Received this day and for sale BY JAS. Low 4 CO..
oeti0 as Main street Lsaisviits. Ky.
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IQUORs-A good Of Liquor. Of all hinds
il hand andfor sals By uovss PRESTON BROS.
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T E L EG r A P H | C .
PITTSBURGH, Dec. IA, NJ.

Repor:ed Expressly for The Evansville Jouraai.
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SUNDRIES.-
- y.Nsl lbs ass'd Wires. 500 lts Block Tin.
5yp lbs Copper Bottoms. eask Zinc.
I eask Aavils reed per Lexington an Tor sale BY
poy6 SAMUEL ORR.
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JOHN 3. MiTCHELi-& SON.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCK ANTS,
EyAN-vILLE. IND.
Office and Wsrehesse on Wster street, btfrsss .Haix
and Loeast; also corner Of Wainat st. and the
Canal, aad at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot Of Nam street.
WILL advance cash all kinds OF Produce COZ.
wv signed to Ihem FOR tie here orto ship tothe Cor
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
orders for purchasing Produce Merchandise, filed
at the shortest notice aud lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention To the Forwarding Of
all Merchandise nd Produce their and
with their experience aud ample facilities for Storage
do not hesitate TO guarant &c satisfaction.
novI4-u JOHN s. MITCHELL Il SON.
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(sHOICB FRS n GROCERIES, q PROVISIONS
~ go pous Dc Csnvassvd sueAr-Cured Hams.
SO do do do Dried Beef.
no do Plain Hams and shoulders.
boxes Starch,
10 do 0lene and Palm Soap,
10 do Star Candles.
sack Pepper.
] do Old Government lava Coffee. extra.
bcx Chvcoiate. 4 box Co-oa. 5D Citron.
81 bills Maekersi. 10 boxes Herring.
boxes Pepper Sauce. hbl ~ ice Dlhs Indigo.
bel extra syrup. box Cxsssfs Soap.
81 boxes Eaglish Dairy Cheese,
8 Putnam Farm do.
% de- w. II. Cream do. received at
nov3 C0Oi&'S Family Grocery.
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QLACK AND FANCY DREss SILKS we have ON hand
ID asupefb stock Of desifahlv goods
Ter 10 the trade heavy discount last prices
and see them. oetIS JOHNS IN 4 FRENCH
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- 6. ALsfONDs.-25o 500 It's for sale by
De noy4 s. 4. GILBERT Co.. Sye. near Water.
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FIRST s sASkSf' a RfHSKM Ma,
y,yUAplB pRoPRRTy pOR 2 AZ

vU~HE und-rsgu ID Ole sale Joining
the OF Pseka couDsis. miles north Prince
ton Gibson County Indiana sad 3ofoes from the Railroad
80 Of said Land Is clear aud veil into
Meadow Pasture and P"ashfand wn wstsrsd and soil
got SURPASSED hv any in the county 40
ALSo-Hs House and Lott I. the OF Pasehs. Known
the va cka House. The Lots lie togehr asd embrace
shout OF Ground. we'll
frrt With ayinr srrnx Of water running through them
Sad Property Is lsrrsssed Ev-
ansy'e OF vfnc~nnc-; henf sFou equal distances the
Railrc.d from tho-e places wihn purchase
would do we'll t. call the su living
before the 18th OF Deesber he expects
that time.
oeta'-,vd - L WILLIAM JEB .ULo.
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NV have Jnst Received another lot
w ted Gold Pens. manufactures by A Morton A Co..
New YORK. and which will break " fair
usage IA vrpg they do. pen for tn. bro
ken We have AIS Inns large a-ersuens Cold
ana silver A,ehes Gold
Vest Chains. Gold Necklaces ID Ruby Rinrsin
short seaera aehes Clocks ami All
OF which will sell athe and
every article 20 be ja,, such as represented.
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Nv novS SAMUEL ORR.
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IN BUSH. Corn Meal. for sale cheap at
cV povE BBDfORDS.
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n Evansville consAntiy adding an Little ssefsi aud
ornamental articles. this trade
With present arrangement with Eastern and
viii SELL for cash. 1t the lowest market prices Customers
fresds uly invited cal the great
e2-fyd&w - :
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PHIVATE BID N3OING.
TxVWO let With ard pleasant location
minutes walk from Post Once. Also. few single
gentlemen be accommodated with day-bosrd. Apply a;
this ofhce. dsc6-iw
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JoHx. J. CHAxpLEx JAMES HARLAN. fR.

associated themselves together in the
OF law aud VIII sstend ali e.nfi~d them
both always ~ found their Office Locust
Sherwood Bvuse give counsel transact bus
nex. Fompt attention will lie given to cole ctisps.
EtansvilIe Nov. 9. Is54.-Iy
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From the Charleston Mercury, April1.
Meisrs. Editors - l have been quite astonished
at the programme of political opinions and political
purposes. imputed to me in the newspapers, regard
ing the much talked-of annexation of the island OF
Cuba. The prime author of these imputations does
not appear but the editor of the Wdshin3ton Star
takes his place before the public and Of
have objection to my holding him responsible
which do for the present. When / reach Washington
shall do myself the honor Of calling the editor to
ascertain the of the gentleman whose testimony
he has made such unwarrantabe Of mine.
In the mean time, having distinct recollection Lf
every conversation the subject Of Cuban annexation
in which took the slightest parwhether in going from
New York to Havana or in coming from Hayana to New
0reans-l have no hesitation in pronouncing the article
above alluded to, whether regards the letter.
CARDS the spirit of the same utterly unoundcd in truth
The editor Of the Washington STAR however may be able
TO refresh my memory.
was in Cuba invalid, by the advice of my ply
sician in New York. But whilst there signs Of
degrndationn timbecility' in the s'Creolc popula
ton On the contrary, found them quite on a par
other countries through which have had occasion to
travel Neither did l witness any evidence Of s'iucs.
Iacity in those who administer the governments ~ tho
Island On the contrary, found them we edu Gated.
discharge their respective dues win honor and ability
So far, then, from having any complaint to make
aainst either the government Of Cuba the Creole DO.
puaon take this opportunity express my gratitude
and thanks for the distinguished attentions received at
their hands If the gentleman who wrote the opriyate
ettcr''-who did not come with from Havana to New
Orleans but ''went or the editor Of The Washington
Star, both wish to make out against the govern
ment and Creole population Of Cuba they will do well to
other Witnesses The testimony Of the indyi.
dual with whose humble they have taken such in
delicate and unwarranable liberties cannot be of the
JOHN HUGHES, Archbishop of NJ Y.
CHAREToS, March 81, 1854.
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Superior Court.

ARM 3.-Ihis morning the calendar called
through and no cause being ready the trial term ad
journed for the day.
DEATH OF MR.. ARCHIBALD HILTON.
In Part Second, Mr. Justice Campbell, after the open
ing of the court delivered the following announcement
OF the death Of Mr.. Archibald Hilton:-
Since came into court this morning, learned the
sudden and melancholy death or Mr.. Archibald Hilton
member Of the bar In this city. Ny feelings win not
allow me to let this bereavement pass without paying
this public tribute to his memory. TO personally
the announcement Of his death has brought ordinary
afaction Mr. Hilton came into my Office when a small
boy, now nearly twenty four years ago. and when first
commenced my professional life lie remained with me
for more than ten years and then and at all times snce
found him warm friend and our relations have been
most intimate and confidential Possessing large share
of talent and untiring industry with great purity and
uprghtnes OF character he from humble station
in life to become one Of the most promising young
at the bar Last fall he Of the candidates for
seat on the bench in this court and had he been elected
he would have discharged his judicial duties with fidelity
and ability He has been ent down without moments
warning in the midst Of his years and his usefulness
As token o respect for his memory this court viii
now adjourn