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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-17
AGAR. with Cuba and Spain.

The reports sbout Washington al preseht,
rather indicate that the many unsettled grew
ances existing between this government and
Spain will not be amicabiy ADJUSTED. us
nretty well understood and upon the authorl-
ty of our foreign Ministers, that IN treaung
upon the existing difficulties both England
and France are to be consulted, and IT Is
quite boldly ip,imated that the Spanish Cab
met are bot plant tools in the hands OF tno"e
governments, and will act only as accoroS
with their pleasure and direction. In ant'c'-
nation Of the interference of these powers,
orr Minister to Spain was instructed TO not''
fv that government, should the question arise,
that under no circumstances would the United
States government permit the interference
Of any third power in any negotiations that
might sise with regard to Cuba, aud that
sueh Interference would be promptly resist
cd.
His distractions are farther, to state that
this government will not allow Cuba ts be
placed under the protection of any other pow
er than Spain. The Washington Union
states, also, that Mr.. Buchanan and MIR. Ma
son were also instructed TO inform France
and England Of the determination OF this
government. These instructions were all CIV
en- in view of old grievances, and before the
Black Warrior outrage was perPetrated, fol
the purpose of identifying either Spain Of
Cuba directly with any outrage that nigh
becommtted, and demanding that differences
should be settled where they originated
without the decentralization and evasive diplo
matte jugglery hitherto rssorted to by 'h'
Spanish government.
It is Tumored in the political circles a
Washington, that our Minister, Mr.. Soule
has, in his demands upon the Spanish gov
eminent, exceeded his delegated powers
that he is at perfect loggerhsads with thu
Spanish authorities; that his situation is irrec
uncileabie and that he will be furnished will
his passport 10 leave for home Immediately
The Washington Union intimates that tn
cause of Mr.. Soule will be sustained, and tina
his diplomatic errors, Of he has commtte
any, are mere technical bubbles and do nc
essentaily eueCt TIC 'otteis J." o''Pu'e
all. The general impression seems to b
that the chances for amicable atjustmer
are further off than ever. Our govcrnmeI
has taken a position from which it cannt
recede without disgrace. Outrages hav
been accommodating fer long time, and OF
government has long been tempeFizing
their settlement. She has now only MOI
estly asked rsparat:on for the pnst and il
IDENTITY for the future, ard il is to be hope
that she will resolutely maintain that pos
ton. The only hope that our peaceful rel
lions with Spain will not be disturbed, ii,
in the act of Spain acceding to. our demand
or that the United States government wi
submit to being further outraged and disgr
ced
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The WASHINGTON MoNUMENr.-We learn
that the vorkmen engaged in the erection of
this noble structure commenced laying the
first course of stone this season only few
days ago, the unusual inclemency CT the
weather having prevented Operations soon.
er. The height of the column ia at present
about one hundred and hity-tyo feet. Ow.
ing to the smallness OF the force employed
there being but thirty men, including ma sons
and stone-cutters-and the want Of funds,
the work does no progress so rapidly as it
ought. Last year but twenty-six feet was
added to the height OF the monument, and
this year there will be added probably not
more than thirty or thirty five feet. AT such
a rate, ten years at least will be required to
complete its erection.
The height Of the obelisk, when finished
will be five hundred feet; aad it will be fifty
live feet square at the base, and thrty-three
feet square at the top. The wall is ofthe
most substantial character, being fifteen
leet in thickness at the base, and gradually
decreasing TO thickness of four feet at the
summit At the present elevation, the thick
ness of the wall is about twelve feet three
inches.
The monument will be lighted by gas from
r W tfic winning IRON staircase
that VIII ascend to the top. 1t is not as yet
known what will be the browning piece. but
1t will probably be huge mass of glass, bear
ing upon 1t some patriotic device.
The number of stones contributed by the
oinerent States, associations &c, up to the
present time, about one hundl ed and
ninety, OF which there are seventy in the
ooeiIsk. These are arranged in ccnspicu-
Gus and systematic manner, and will be visi-
ole TO the visitor, who, he ascends the
staircase, can examine them at his leisure
All oil the States, we believe, have now con-
tributed blocks.
Inc stones, mortar, &C., are raised to
tneir place by means of an engine below, q No
oerricks above the latter having attached 10
them bells which serve as signals to apprise
Inc engineer ofthe safe arrival from terra frma
OF some important tody essential to the pro.
I gress of the work.
AS an instance of the facility with which
different articles are hoisted. we would men.
ton that the Massachusetts, block, weighing
Tour tons, was lifted 10 height of one nun
ored ana four feet, swung around, and set il
us place in FIVE minutes from the time it left
the ground Globe
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A RAPID IRISH GIRL.-The Albany IN.
Y Journal of the 9th, related the following
incident Of an Irish girl, who evidently has
all the points of heroine. She's fast one,
anyhow:
HEROIC CONDUCT OF A FEMALE.-A man,
yesterday, applied at an intelligence cthcs IN
this city for a female to do general house
work, and to go into the country short dis
lance from the city. He told that per-
son, hale and hearty, was IN want. OF such
'ituation, and that if he would call in the
course OF an hour he would have her al the
office. At the stated time, he called, ahd
was introduced to bouncing irish girl, The
very picture Of health, and as quick as a steei
trap. The wages were agreed upon, when
they both took seat in his wagon, and the
horses were driven toward his place OF resi-.
dence, west Of Arbor Hill, where he said. hs
kept store and cultivated farm. While
driving through the pine bush sople hing oc'
Cured Which much offended the e male wher
she requested the farmer and tradesman Il
leave the wagon. He finally consented t
dol it, conditionally. Upon his leaving thu
wagon, she, in the twink!ing Of an eye
caught the rains applied the VIII D to the hor
ses and ran off. pursued by the owner. Al
ter running some distance he gave up chses
but she drove onward until.she reached tn
; Schenectady turnpike, seven miles from tn.
!. city. Upon ascertaining where she was, sh
turned the hofse's head toward the city, an
upon arrival repaired to the police office
when she related to the Justice what had OF
CURED and received from him tie necessar
information in regard to her future course
: action against her threatened deceiver.
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PEOPLEOF AMERICA,

Thousands ofyou have suffered for long years with
Rheumatic Pains, Ulcerous Sores, Swelled Legs. Piles.
and man other complaints, that all the remedies you
have tried have failed to cure and your physicians
pronounced lneurabe-you need ssfer no longer.
A remedy I. discovered and places within the reach
or ALL that Will cure all these complaints and make
young again. Da ce with joy-for you shall be healed.
The great remedy is the
MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMENTi
Important and extraordinary daily reported
to US as having been performed by the of this ni
ment, and none who il d appointed in its effects
IPSee advertisement in another column.
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CHANGES IN OrrIcE.-A dispatch from

CHANGES IN OFFIcE.-A dispatch from
Washington, on the 10th, gives out these in
kings:
learn from the best authority that Charles
II. Peaselee, c collector Of Bosto n, and mem
Der Of the last Congress from New Hamp-
shire, is to go tJ'London as Consul in place
Of George w. Sanders, whose nomination
was rejected by the Senate.
Benjamin F. Hallet, the present District
Attorney, will succeed Pepslee, in the Col
lec,orshp; the office which he was very in
dignant at not getting originally.
e. Levy Woodbury. is to succeed Hallet az
District Attorney. This was the office fol
which he was an original applicant, and the
only one, except that Patent Agent, which
he was willing to take and neither of which
he got.
Peaseley is now in this city.
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SHUN THE EPIDEMIC.

IAN ounce of preventative is better than pound OF
cure" Would you preserve health and prevent sick
ness-would you be freed from all liza iiy TO bowe
complaints fux, cholera, and great variety of diseases
incident to all climates. ages and constitutions OF
you nave one opportunity, only infallible
veBtative that Is DIR. BRUCE'S INDIAN VEGETA i}I II
PANACEA. The use OF this medicine so purhes the
blood and so hlrmonizes the acen Of every organ
TO render the system TO the shafts of dis
ease Morning Chronicle.
u PForsale by KELLER, PARSLEY & Co., Evansville,
Indiana. ImI2
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o. The ladies' of the town Pontiac. II

" 4 HG IdQIpS OF INt IUWH UHlIdC, III.
strong minded and strong-handed women, re-
Gently resolved in public meeting to put a
stop to the sale of alcoholic drinks in tn at
town. Some twenty of them assembled to-
gether, and proceeded to execute the resolu-
tons Of the meeting. The first grocery they
visited, was somewhat notorious place, the
keeper CT whica, thinking that discretion was
the better part of yalor, complied with their
Germs, and sub mitted TO the destruction of his
liquor. The keeper Of the next grocery de.
INJURED at fret, but finally yielded to the out
eide pressure, and his house was closed
Ihis closed the business in Pontiac, and the
ladies returned in triumph to their homes.
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DIED..

Al o'clock the morning OF the 18th inst, ADDIE.
daughter ami only child Of LIZZIE and ADD. H. SANDERS,
aged 81 months and days.
Thefuneral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock,
from their residence, First The friends Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
On Tuesday, 10th inst, at O'Clock a. GEORGE ". =,
Youngest of Mrs Mary K. Bates, widow of the late
George Bates.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of Mrs
81. Il. Bates, at pa O'Clock this morning.
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NOTICE

MSLEAss VOLCANIC OIL LISIxEST is truly CeIebra-
tee hemeny, ana mass dome more to alleviate humaR
suffering than any remedy ever discovered
one or TWO applications will relieve the most
PAIN. BRuIsE or SPRArS.
Two bottles VIII cleanse, purify, and heal the foulest
ULCER or SORE, and will heal the most severe Burns
Scald without a scar.
for use in time of need.
For horses Is far superior TO other remedy for
curing bamecess Bruises. Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores
Swelings, &c, &c. See advertisement in another
column. mh1-t
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ARREsrED.-Bill Shockley, the notorious
counterfeiter, who, with FIVE others, escaped
from our county Jail some time since, was
arrested at Cairo, by Sheriff Akers, and
brought back to this city las, night.
DIR. Davis, another of the FIVE, was arrest
ed by officer Huddlestan. and has been put
n his old quarters. Il Neu Albany LEDGER.
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READ THYSy

We invite attention TO the advert sement of Dr. Geo.
hegans Extract of Hydropip r. which is said to be
most ehectua remedy for Dyspepsia Scrofa all skin.
and almost all chronic diseases IL comes we'll recon-
mended by some of the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky. and from what have learned of IL il n 4
be valuable medicine, and the recipe
each bottle ii ia not nostrum and there ia under the
circumstances not much chance for It to be humbug:
we TANK II merits trial from the afflicted.
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BooTBLAcK IN FIx.-A domestic, new
~ engaged. presented to his master one
morning., a pair of boots. the leg of one OF
which was much longer than the other.
How comes you rascal, that these boots
are net of the same length!'
Il really doa't know, sir, but what bothers
me the most is that the pair down stairs are
in the same FIX
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TiRTY.TWo OUT.LOTS


FTNHlRTYTWO valuable out lots, in the north east and
Il north west qrs. of section l7 T. g. X. 10 west. and
lying the side of The Plank Road and less than
two miles from Evansville will he sold public
tion atthe Court House door in Evansville Saturday
June 81, 1854
These Lots contain from one to six each. and
well situated for residences and part of them have
fine fronts the Plank Road.
Plots ana descriptions OF the same may he seen BY
calling the Prosrietors the land, Wheeler &
Robinson, Of Main and First streets. Evansville
1ERMS:-One third cash, aud balance in I, = and
years, with interest. Title perfect.
WILLIAM OLMSTED.
CHAS. G. OLMSTED.
by WHEELER s. ROBINSON. myl6-lw
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EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The Episcopal
Convention Of the diocese Of Kentucky
commenced its annual session in Lafayette
Thursday last. The Convention sits in
Christ Church. Bishop Smith, and large
number of clerical and lay delegates are in
attic ndance.
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SArCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

INV URLkANs, Apri1 z, 1t54.
0uroiee AMI warehouse. Nos 81 and 81 hatcher Of.
With their costeHts, except the books and papers
tanned in Safe, nfiFely destroy ed by FIRE.
the morning OF The 10th March. Although the Safe had
been for several hours in extremely fre before
could il. aus, being first vered was
in red heat being cooled with water, remov cd
books and papers TO Tire amount OF twenty thouss
dollars. without the slighie 81 damage injury
Being fully convinced by tins the entire secu
~ Of those Safes. have procured another the
description, from the gsBt. vz:-Richs Freproos
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge, No. - Magazine street,
and recommend them to all wlo desire perfect security
for valuable papers in case Of FIRE.
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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NABBED-Two fellons, Flowers and Marsh,
were nabbed at Newark, on the 10th, with
their pockets lined with counterfeit $40 bills
on the Farmers Bank of Kentucky. The bills
bear GATE OF Frankfort, KY. Oath April,
1888, and are signed by J. B. TEMPLE, Cash
Ter, and Jso. II. HAMA, President.
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FL IRE! FIR e.! Err E :!
MORE TRlUMPHS OF
-RICIk'S SAEA MAN DER SAFESg

II = The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BrEs
received by the mails They form additional testimony
OF the superiority of RF SALAMAspEhs all
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, c.
CHARLESTON, April 90. 1854.
Ma. l.. NJ HATcH Agent for Richs Saiama nder Safes
Dear Sir: Finding ii impossible our safe dus
ring the late fire. which destroyed store IN Hayne
street, and having taken out our books we pug into ~
several papers to testit We glad 10 acknowledge
that fully sustained the high reputation of
The preservation of these papers more than
pected. when witnessed the intense heat II was SUBJ
jected 10. Yours &C.,
COURTNEY, TENANT &C.
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ICE CREAM

THE Subscriber having refted the rooms at his resi-
deuce Seventh street, third door east Of Squire
Mills esdence,is prepared to furnish the citizens
of Evansville with superior article of this delightful
and cooling luxury. Families, Parties and Pic Mics fur
nished at short notice, with any favored Creams The
may wish delivered.
myl3dwt GEO. W. GLOVER.
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6TIt is stated that bydrophobia ispro'
ducing more panic ia Boston aud vicinity
than ever stten-e the small pox or cholera
and not without some reason. Scarcely 4
day passes but what some one is bitten by I
mad dog.
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~ The Boston Traveller s,ys the sub.
scriptions towards the erection ofthe Frank
lin Monument have reached the sum Of Sl3.
600.
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"Why didn't you pocket some of
those pearsr' said one boy to another, "no-
BODY was there TO see.'
"Yes there was-I was there to see my.
self, and don't mean to see myself do a
mean thing"
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CO In Utah, on the death of a man. his
property descends to the Mormon Church.
his wife (or wives) and children not BEING
recognized az heirs. The church il the sols
hsir ~ all property.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. HOwe's Shaker SarSaparilla
MEDICAL NOTICE

The Evansville Medical Society is requested to NEE,
at DR.. Ronald's office Saturday the 18th inst, at ~ o.
clock p. N. full attendance lie earnestly requested
as business ofimporance is to be transacted with refer
to the meeting of The State Medical Society," which
is to take place in this city, Wednesday, the 18th inst
BY order. }, g. HATCHITT, NJ. d.,
myI2-2t Secretary.
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TOBACCO.
| 3boxcs best Five Lump Tobacco;
boxes common DO do:
, boxes 10 Pounds do:
2boxes do HElbs do:
s boxes Virginia Halse-'s do:
4boxes do Niger Head Tobacco:
40 doz smoking Tobacco; for sale at lovrSi Market
rIiceoy tmylJ J. & .. EtIMASS.
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JOHN =. MITCHELL ~ son,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM.
MIEGION HHERrrl MTG

PRODUCE, TORwARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHAN
EVANSVILLE, Ism.
Office nd Warehouse Wdter street. bStreen Main
and Locust; also corner Of Faiant ST. and the
CaHa!, and al the Big Whar5 Boat at
foot of Nam
WILL advance cash all kinds Of Produce
w signed them, for ale here ship Ia their
respondents at New Orleans and the Eastern Cities
Orders f,r purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filed
nj the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention the Forwarding Of
all Merchant and Produce to their care;
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage
do not h Estate TO guarantee satisfaction.
deceit JOHN =. MITCHELL e. SON.
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GLASS yyAKE.-Recd per steamer Dick Keys:
Il 3 bxs assd Wine, Beer. Ale and Water Tumblers
% doz assd Molasscs Cans: doz S-eetmea: Dishes,
with Covers: doz Glass Bowls doz Decapiers % dog
Castor Paddles % doz Cup Plates IS doz u,er Plates
% dog Preserve Plates doz assorted Wsters; doz
assorted Britannia Caster Frames: doz Iane. with
,prngs; do. Lanterns common; IS doz assorted Salts
For sale at the low est MARI ct price BY
myI3 !. ID. HERMANN
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DEEE. SALMON, CHEESE, PRUNES. CHOCO-
i } LAD, SPICE, &C., reed per steamer Dick Keys:
. cases 100 Jars Prunes; cases "a boxes Pruncs;
casks Prunes $50 lbs 81 Smut Salmon 40 lbs
hf bbls pick Id Salmon; baskets l2 dz Olive Oil:
kits Mackerel 25 b>s Eng. Dairy Cheese;
bbls Pcfrs Barley; bbls Canr. Sugar-cured
bxs Chocolate; Dried Beef;
% bxs do De Sante 30 bxs Dried He ring;
superfne In Vanille; 40 bxs Ground spice;
90 bxs Ky. Mustard; 2bXs Ky. Mustard, loose,
Is bxs Pearl Starch; bills Saleratus;
10 bx. Pearl Starch i'm ] h 10 bbls Sack Salt;
10 bbls Cider Vinegar; 9 bxs Cream Tartar;
bxs Nutmegs; Is doz Bed-cords, hemp,
, reals Cotton BEDFORD; grass and juie;
3 coils Grass do; % bxs Palm Soap;
10 bxs German Soap; 81 bxs Fancy do;
IS bxs Shaving do; bxs Salt Soda;
"a bundles Cotton Irvine; for sale the
price by (InyI3) /. & ID. KEENAN,.
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FORK UPyt
"HE u-I.y iDpa a

L indcbt ii to him. 10 call and make immediate set
Element Also al, persons having claims against him,
call and have them adjusted. The accounts lie
tied my store Water street, during the next
weeks, after which they will be p aced in hand. to
force collection. (myl3tf) PHILIP DkUSNER.
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MAR RE ID,

On the cd day ofMay, 1854, by Rev. James Ritchey,
DIR. JAMES F. RUAEK, of Pike county, to Miss MARTHA
r.. RoBERTs, Of Evansville.
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COURTNEY. TENANT & &C.
FIRE IN EVANSVILLE. n. Y.

NASHVILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs STEARNs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Ssfo
went through the fire. IL contained all books and
papers which came out in good order. The Safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in it, Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN & GRANT.
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rSAhtA In All ~ 4 "a ~ ~ o|O')''
Nj RS. JANE HAAS. recently from Louisville, has
WI just established Millinery Store, Main street.
opposte the Bank. where she has opened scasonable
stock OF llih ~ and Fancy Go, IDS comprising Spring
aud SHntber Sly les of Bonncts Straw Goods Ribbons
Trimmings. Ne, &c. She invites the attention of the
ladies 70 these DDS, and hopes 81 may be able TO
their patronage by good articles aud low prices
She is prepared TO ill all orders in u satisfactory mnn
ner I'm,
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NOT T..

MY wif,, fI.lZt REn having left my bed and boald
WI all persons hereby warned not trust her
my account, as viii pa! No Gebls OF her contracting
myI5 ADAM kIkD
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NOTICE,

DAM REID warns the public against trusting me on
~ his account hereby warn the public not to trust
him my account as have paid enough debts of his
and stood enough abuse and bad treatment without
having to be at any further expense am already in
debt through mis- means and for the clothes
my l6 2ts JANE REID
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WILLOW WARE, &C.-Rec'd per steamer

w Dick Keys:
Is doz Shake Brooms; % doz Common Brooms; 6 dog
Whips: ~ nests White Tubs, in nest; 10 nests Blue
Tubs lin nest nests Blue Tubs, in nest; doz Red
Tubs; doz Cedar Pals iron bound 4nests Cedar Pals
brass bound: nests Pine Flour Buckets; doz Iron
Bound Half Barrels: doz Common hf btis; dog Ce.
dar hf bbls 100 gross Matches Is gross Cedar Fasses;
10 nests Boxes; doz Rolling Pins
D doz Potato Mashe-s; doz Tar Cans;
doz Well Buckets dozWork Rask cts. ass'd ;
10 doz Market do; doZ Dbl Il hi bbl Covers;
a doz Willow Wagons; doz Willow Cabs:
doz do Cradles: doz White Churns:
For sale at lowest market price by
myl3 |. & ID. HERMANN.