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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-07-20
ICE! ICE!! ICE4

ICE! ICEN ICE!!
GEO. FOSTER 4 =, HAVING n ABB w Az.
" rangemsnt with Mr.. Thos Bacon will eorneses sns
delivery their SUPERIOR ICE Monday Suns 9sn %
families thsr residsuces merchants at their sha
eoatinus every morning during the hot season x
cepsed They will slso deliver Saturday sveh'np a.,
fERMS-jns cent Der pound. payments weekiy liberal
d viii Ne made using over 100 IDS PEI week
Hotels and Barr supplied.
0D Ords left the wsrsheuss Of Geo Fsssss % ora
the Family Grocery Of Thos. Bacon Co. VIZ b pfempy
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

N Office hereby given that the 18th July is,
writ Of attachment issusd by John Crisp
kessrder 81 tie City EvAnsvls a.d oeo Jnsties
Of vasdsyhurxh ~ the instance Of Norris
sssn:'s ga Willard cA~peassr and upon I'll. s4.ys Of
Jshasaa against thu goods and ehsstls OF James
S virtue 81 which wsit thsf s desert bed goods
sna ensesb to-vs Sig Chairs. rshs Bedsteads.
saher BEDS aad Bsldias boxes Of Clothing end
have been sashsd tie psrty Of the sa1
and that the 9Th day 81 August 1854
sss&ssk p " once u the CITY Evsasviiis viii
" hsae ssa decide eaios Of the said Morris
aad willard Carrsntsr whereof the said James
8ecknao. so Al other sosssrnsd viii tsks notice
JOHN =. CRISP. Recorder City Evansville
syis'3sw-pU5 and sx-odeio Justice.
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ME RESPECTFULLY ACQUAINT YOU OF
w nded rem"vsl Of JULY to the
Five Story Stone Buspg No AIS North side Main
street nearly opposite the Lausss Hotel whers
openings and well assorted stock Of Foreign and
Domestic DRY GO IDS.
Our Mr.. Permanently located Man chester.
Enand the purpose Goods
for Cash. direct the Manufturer thereby saving the
profit usaaliy paid to Importer.
In the OF money market our stock OF Goods
the only Bank which raise
cash short will oner
ducemsn prices which will certainly make il their in
teeest e do busuess With rs JAMES Low 3 o.
Louisville. June 8. 1881. ie2o-t augtd&w
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Rail-
road,
CONNECTING AT DAYTON WITH THEMAD RIv.
ER AND LAKE ERIE ROADS.
EE@H H :;s s:;sss;


SUMMER ARRANGkMkNT
Commencing Wednesday June D. 1854 Trains viii b run
by standard Time. which seven minutes ssr than that Of
Fr.. Tr.ia .. NJ. Lishtnins Express. for Dayton.
Second Train 10 A. NJ for Hamilton Richmond. In
danapoiis. Terre H.ns. Lafayette Chicago direct
Third Train 20 A. t.I D.yon ssndssly Toledo
burgh. Phi ladelph,s Baltimore and wash.ugton.
Eousih Train .2r for p.ysos Cree, lie and union
apois, Tsrre Haus.. Lafayette aud Chicago.
sixth Train ats r. H. for Dayton Troy and Piqus and all
setenth Train At 30 NJ for Hamilton intermediate
Train. Express ~ilissop only Hamilton and Middle
second Third Fourth Fifth and Sixth Trains viii stop At
all regular stations. =.
Train wilt connect Creslne IL 80 r. M with
Oh Penn. Train Pittsburgh Phiadelphia. Baltimore
&c corning d ect and continuous line TO each OF these
cities. Carr. will through to Cresline without change
Baggage checked to Pittsburgh. -
Train will at Richmond 05 H. with
Indiana Central road for arrive there
IL Terre Hause Lafayette and Chicago. with
detention. Time As short As BY any her route
The third Train will connect at Dayton 10 As wi
20 Immediately the splendid seaaers ST. Lasr.nss
an Msssippi Buffalo. theneea 30 A. with Buffalo
nS New c sSAS Win sos
Train for Pttsburxh Philadelphia Bstimors
Washington The same Train win also eonreet at zoe
points and sandusky T. with steamer Bay
City for Detroit Also and Michigan Railroad
i,y L sSa 70 III int on w.sa.h and Miami csnas
The fo"rth Trsin will connee, A. payt with Dayton and
Gsssnvi. RArSrd 70 R.,os
The 9th will Richmcnd 1t 40 p. ~ With
Train indianapolis Ts'fs Hauts and La
Passengers will in mind that the fOo via rates Of
fare via Lake Samsr nelods both meals and state
cheap snd less Of than By the Colsmhss
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Mr.. Bishop has our thanks for deli
'cious watermelon, the irst of the season,
sent Us yesterday. Mr.. B. has plenty more
of the same sort on hand, and keeps an ex.
>cellent fruit establishment, next door TO the
Pavilion Hotel.
- The ]. g. Cline was down yesterday
At ii O'Clock. She brought a mail and q
host Of passengers. Charley Buchanan. the
ssdoubtable railroad agent for the Little Mi.
ami railroad, returned from a short trip to
Louisville on the Cline. He has our thanks
for numerous Louisville papers.
- The river is falling at all points, and
1.-THE boats begin to rub hard. No large boats
running in the Ohio at present.
- The river between Louisville and
Cincinnati is reported TO be less troubled
with sand bars this season than usual.
THE fine low water packet Jas
Trabue passed u2 fro m st. Louis vest erday
about 8 o'clock p. NJ. She had crowd ol
tjolly passengers on board, many of whom
were making their escape from the scorchirg
Southern sun. The clerk has our thank.
for st. Louis papers.
THE Mississippi fcom Cairo to ST.
Louis has Is feet water aHd at etaed. The
Missouri is yet in good boating stage, also
the Illinois. The upper Mississippi is reced.
ing with 80 inches on the Lower Rapids.
OF the number Of Louisville packets
running in the trade hitherto we understand
that the Telegraph No. 9, Hoosier State
Lady Pike and Fashion have withdrawn fol
the season.
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NOTICE.
NuEssRs. LEWIS 4 HOWARD having purchases

NuESsRS. LEWIS HOWARD having purchased our
I Wharf boat wish thank for the liberal
bestowed hitherto and " AK for eonnu-
o sa o wards them.
beg say friends and TO all.
that Commission and forwarding business
heretofore We have engaged ample whsrfboat facilities At
Rvef and having other
tors do hesitate insure satisfaction In that DEPART
ment.
We continue make liberal advances all property cen
signed sale shipment cad
also al all fof the purchase of
goods produce Of the having ample eiiitss
such business the advantage for
Once. asformssly under the Telegraph Once.
e22-tf JOHN 8. NITCHELL SOy.
Ia salst ga A. c. PUSHEE.
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EHERIYF,s SALE

~ Office hsrssy by virtue OF an ....,,,,
sued the sce OF the CLERK Court Of
Pleas and 10 directed in favor Of Henry d. A and
sad sesinse Joseph Rough have levied uro,
yil spes de is,h day Of Ansu,. ls.. between the
proceed sell the door Of the Court Heus in the Civ 81
Granville ths issues aad proh for term Of
yssrs OF the following dsseri bed property. so-~it
Lot No three I'D in Lsstoa' EazFgemsnt Evansville
sa shsui< said iuss asd prsf sl for su.
eisns safety said ssseuse and sos viii a shs
ssd riae sale the Zee q .id estate
syis-3v psSS JOHN 8. GAvrTr. 8. ". g.
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House s.eN AT
GNLENDENING WALKER have formed partn ership FOR
" the above tu.ne, and epsn.d shop AID Store on sye
aboTs Laughlins old stand 1hey will keep
CONSISTENTLY hand large stock Paints OILS window
Glass varnshes Brushes &C. 60 They also solicit orders
for House Sign Painting variety promising TO
eeuts the syls aud the lowest prices mys
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BEEF CATTLE &C. FOn sALE.

bEEk CATTLE &c. FOR SALE.
<Y-yI lWoULD notify my Butcher friends and others
NSsS mtrssted that win be ut the SAT- Well once
HU week with lot OF fns Beef Cattle better
- never we're sronghs this MARKET and Also MiIch
Cors shssp &c. 70 which would tbs p.rt eu.r ssn
asn eIens have also Tor sale hns span OF H.Y,ss and
Mules 10 sassv 81 ords Those wsnns snvthpr Of this
"ota u tns salt W ell. Oregon
sais MI ~ aS"ohy. WALLACE GORDES.
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LOOK TO THE FEET,
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS

HART having just returned from the Eastern Cities
He would inform old and citizens gen
orally. that he has HE Shoe Store Main
Opposite the Branch Bank Of tbs arest
selected stocks Of Seasons FahioEshe BOOTS
SHOES brought this city. comptsne Genn' Boots Of
all kinds Caters all styles YOUTH Child
Boots Misses Gaiten and shoes Of all kinds
Inisns' Shoes in abundance.
He hn also stock Of No. Red Sole Leather. and ray-
lors No. I Oak. Of ipcinnati.
ALS0-33 French Calf-kius CT different brands
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALS0-Moroccos Lining. Bindng Thread. Gutta Percha
Web Lsce Enauelled spltts every other Kind
Material necessary 10 used in featuring Boots end
Shoes all OF which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted GOOD.
hasaso large force Of good and experienced wOrkmen
employed in which spseles him compete.
either for eheapne durability with any house
my3i.tf H. j. HART.
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u. MOOLSEX
n. NELSOt

U. wOOLsEY. II. NELSON
............... '....s.....b.
AUCT ION.
wOoLSEY q NELSON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneefa
Wv and Com mission Merchants, Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten.
ton given to the ale oil all descriptions of Goods kegu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday Cash
aug aaIy - ~ o W0oLsEY & NELSON.
FURNITURE.
S0FAs. Div.n, Center; dining Breakfast and Card
y Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureau's; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands Lounges. Bedsteads and Mat.
resses Also large and general assortment Of Wood,
o:ns ssd aAr seat Chairs for NELSON
d Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Peucis,
Watch chains Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Beedsand Caps Brushes. Combs Purses. Fancy scals,
Accofans vions, Pictures and various other notions
'' sa as!s X wooLsEY NELSON.
CHAIRs.-Jus, received and for sale low al Fur.
~ n;urc rooms on Water street. 30 dozen wood-seat
jshiS WooLsEY NELSON.
COFAS.-yusf received ana for sale at Furniture
jan2S wooLsEy & NELSON.
RBDsTEADS--Justr received and for sale low. LOT
,ans7 wooLsEY & NELSON.
II
j.na7 7' "-'' '"' ~ WooIsEY 8 NELSON.
lust sCElvRD and for sale, larg' lot Of Looking
y glass t'laie. wooLskf S' NELSON.
COFAS.-Just received by steamer Express and foi
- sale low at oar Furniture RSS,ns fogr Nsx sofas:
ap4 WooLSEf q aELSoN.
DUGGIES.--Jus, received and for sale cheap. two
ID new Top Buggies, Eastern manufacture.
ap4 wUOLsEY & NELSON.
wM. REILLY.
sR HET Eak n3GEH AND
aesnsd uld respectfully inform his friends and the public
q .aa vicinity that hsvns Sssss The re
sends 70 carr, Grocery the old
s and mo sasr
anes Of the same. je7o-ly WILLIAM RElLLY
lust RECEIVER; ,
81 pcs 81 Manchester Checks; bales striped ososburg
bales Asb,ns osnaUars; s.ie; s "A li,skns'
case case asserted Checks; sesses assorted Cheek;
Is pcs n.r;Os Tweed K,a c,ov,. ITO pes Tin nam
81 heavy Sit c5aIas reed this day and for
WHE.LINe ANDEAsTERN NAILs.,;iss kegs all
sizes and ss' e5 GfGSEsRr near
pspi g;. 's ii. az S.s for Iss
AMAN LOST!
SOME sro lost way going home through the
sSnS gR HIN s. hi
he found hs trouble The hsts to b. had az
:of and description. Of Of Scss quality and
MAKE the ''"s'' P''s'v AUTIER & MARcoNNlER
eA Main street.. between First and Second streets
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Phi s , hs
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
70 as ,ro% SAL % s.s sr Tss sr%
will he used for the purpose Of Liquidation only
S HiEkfA Ef REfttr:
Evansville. June Is, 50. e2o-a
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~ sB PRESTON BROS
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KEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

uVaE this House have removed from sAs
old staad Main street. 70 their new Hotel just Anh
House. whore they
their old and all others who nay
at 70 call upon them In much superior style than formerly
sncs Of the sss which shall all
&c. Oar viii b the best the market aaords. aad
Good stsSli.s and Wagon Yard kept eeuntry
syl0-d&w1 FELkkB HEDDkRECH.
nLANEs-Just received. seasss CsrpsAtsr Pa.ss com
prsne very large and complete -tmsnt Of Bench
Fancy Planes Also. Guasss Saw. Plane Chel handles
File handles Chalk Spools Bench and Hand Screws
The New Hardware Store doors below Branch Bank
sy7-dw CHA'S. 8. WELLS.
"NOvELTY WORKS. HARDWARE.
UUST received snd 10 stock packages Pburgh Locks
30 Latehes Coffee Mile Platform. touater add Scales
P.at Mills Letter leopyisg) Presses &C.. &c. all OF which
Factory prices Wholesale the New Hardwar
Store doors below Branch Bank.
sy7-d&W CHA'S 8. WELLS.
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EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
TERRR HAUTE AND EVANSVILLE q. 9. MAIL
AND EXPR MS PACKETS;

leav. rette Haute ana Evansville every
zz.<& Mond.y. Wednesday and Friday. at o'clock
p N. These Boats large cShodiods furnished.
Connecting Terre Haute with ESoAa Northern Pack
and Evansville with the different Lines Of
n the Ohio river. e22-tf
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GOOD BUsIN ES6 STAND FOR RENT.
nNE 81 the hes, stands in the city Tor Dry Goods house
" block Of buildings First will be vacafsd il
The three brick and
and large roomsony half square from Main street
First opposite the Post Once This stand has peculiar
advantages for Dry Goods essabshmsns Enauirs mmsdi
ately OF el4-u FRANCIS LINCK.
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SELLING Off AT COST.
POSITIVELY AND NO hUMBUG.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
POSITIVELY AND NO hUMBUG.
II Ey.n.vs vienisy selling The resi-
due Of h" sPf''s '.d At srP PRiT ECO COST.
G. Geod b.rr ps.s avail shsnseivss such
''s s Si y: a. ri s.s: BIZ.
.yo ions '''A f. aiiIBEkr CO.. sy. near Water
HRRaR-Rseeived per steamer Sultan. IS boxes choice
~ Aanbars Dairy Cheese. for sale ~ uv,x.xx
- $ 90, cans can: s ssrs.ss::
dor cans burrows best rsa Mustard;
ador Jars Pickles ass sirss;
2doI cans best Baking Powder
iSsz 6 sros. Patent cistAss Pln.;
Fresh ". x. Raisas;
lcoil Cotton CerdaSs;
Cotton Ropes:
SIS. Almonds;
Scrub Brushes;
Shaker Rroomsj
Cream Tartar;
s G. Soda;
2hoxss Thes. J. Holisad's hes. Va robseeo, Soaps
r.S; Buckets BACON CO.'S r Fan iiy Gsssry
Plated .:;i.s Birds and super s' ;Gsh Nj;
EERN LEAVES from Fanny.s Portfolio Second Ssrief;
II The nodd Family Abroad. By Chas. Lover
Lilo ssd Sayings Of Mrs P.rsinsson;
The Lamp Lighter etc etc un Sst rsee mS ,SG 1S
SATTINET.-l e.s. blue s.siset reed th. day ard fo
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SHERTINGS.-5ba bales S. bro wn Shee.ius:
- 2cases 4 blea'd do; reed this day
and Tor sale BY JAS. Low CO.. ALI Main st.. Lou XIV.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-27
Correspondence Of the Smyrna Times.
Letter from LeWeS.
LEwEs, Del, Dec. %, 1854.


Mr.. EDITOR Think not that, by my long
silence, have forgotten you or the cause which
you so ably advocate, for that is not the case.-
Having been much engaged lately, was COM
PEELED to defer writing you, but will now, with
your permission, resume my feeble correspon-
dence.
The Temperance question which is at pre-
sent agltating the State, is cause which ought
to engage the attention of every voter, woman
and child in the State. We see the effects of
intoxicating drinks daily and hourly-we behold
the once happy wife changed into a woman of
sorrow on her every feature is delineated ga
picture Of grief;'--that once beloved cOmpan-
ion who babe fair 10 be an affectionate husband
has been converted into a maniac-the once
strong arm upon which she leaned for support,
has been raised iii violence against her-the
loved one who at the bridal altar promised to
love and cherish her, no longer regards his
plighted ndelity-alas alas sad change has
been wrought in the domestic circle: in him
the wife OF his bosom has now no confidence or
| pleasure! Here, Mr.. Editor, is the effect, the
immediate cause of which is RUM-that vile
destroyer Of human happiness. What remedial
agent must we apply in order to rid ourselves
of such monster! We answer, the healing
balm of Prohibition.
And now, while the subject of temperance is
being brought before the people, let every friend
Of the cause be OH the watch-tower," and lei
the banner of Prohibition be unfuried, remem-
bering that " in union there is strength" Let
these do their duty, and the result will be
SUCCESS.
A certain storekeeper in Lewes, wishing t.
dispose of rum, and to evade the penalty of the
law, sells corn at the price of eighteen ant
three-quarger cents per grain, giving into tht
bargain quart of whiskey. What low means
human beings will resort to, in their efforts t.
grasp the shining dime! But justice, though
often tedious, will eventually overtake the
guilty.
In consequence of the great quantity of c'
in the Bay and River, the steamer st. Ncho
las, has discontinued her trips for the season
which makes Philadelphia great deal tarthe
of:
The weather has been SO cold that ice ha
made out into the Bay about half way from tn
shore to the Breakwater.
And now stop.
( Respectfully, yuurs, BREvITY.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-27
Artst0craCY.
BREvITY.

Can standing on paltry pile of shining dust
elevate the money-nade nabobs above the rest
OF mankind! Is the possession, indeed, so
much above worth! Do not human virtues
constitute Natures nobleman! Who are the
arstocracy and crowned heads! Shall things
be exalted above men! Shall money, the work
Of mems hands, be rated above intellectual
greatness and moral worth-the highest works
of God And so much so above, that the hold
ers of the former disdain to exchange look OF
recognition! And all in this land consecrated
to equality! Republicans, ha! yet too grand
to speak to brother republicans and even human
brothers! Greek republIcanism, this! Arlsto.
cratical destinations here, on this soil consecra.
ted to freedom and equal rights! Out upon
such grandioQuent pretenders-such apes %
feudal nobility! If you are so extra noble
produce your TITLE, and then abdicate these
shores consecrated not to rank but equality
This is no place for you. Would it not be i'm
pertinent-a breach of every principle of de
cency-for an infidel to thrust his doctrines up
ON religious assembly and is it not more s
Tor you 10 THRUST YOUR aIlstOCtdCy into the fuc
} of fre.men! This is our soil-not YOURS
: These are freedoms borders set apart and bal
tizod to liberty. Why infict yourselves upo
US! Here sou are eyesores. Our fathers fie
: from such claims as you set up, and came hel
J to avoid aristocratlcal pretentons. And "
J. you set yourselves up right here in our mids
e as our chiefs. to be looked up to, and bow,
n down to just because you possess-perha
D. wrongtully-a few more dollars than we.
lie you will be so grand, 60 to England, or Russ
"a or Turkey, where your caste forms a part
their iastltutions--not force yourselves up
III freemen. You have no right to stay on our 8
unless you will consent to stay as our equa
o. IL you are too good to be our friends, go wht
- men are good enough, SO that you can degn
er speak TO and associate with them on frien,
~ terms. Why don't youl Because your arts
~ cratical pretensions would not pass curr,
ne there. The mushroom, Goldfish aristocracy
our nation is not only utterly contemplate a.
I'D where, but perfect outrage in this country
AZ You are usurpersand traitors to our institutio
d Go home to the old world and stay there,
ne not infiict your peurile pretensions upsn
'h- freemen, and in our own temple of liberty
al equslity.--O. y. FssIer.
Smyrna times., 1854-12-27

ed with gas. There are four churches in this
place--ope of which is Roman Catholic. The |
inhabitants, like most western cities, are made |
up Of Yankees, Cockneys, Irish and Continent
als-@he most of the former, however, since the
Know Nothing and Anti-Nebraska men were
greatly in the majority last fall.
Here will take opportunity to say, the citi-
zens of the East are greatly mistaken in form
ing an idea that the people of the West are
dull, unrefned and illiterate-that the height
of their ambition is to attend their stock and
turn the tardy soil, content with the log cabin
and the misery grasp of their earnings. We
have ever found them to be an intelligent,
shrewd. laboring, public-improving, keen bar
tering, Young American people. The North
Western States and territory" says writer of
ability, "wth its immense lake region, is the
greatest theatre of human progress now on our
globe" Literature is keeping pace with the
rest. The school fund of Indiana amounts to
81, 9SS 1888, including the estimated value of
school lands unsold. The number of academies
amount to 80, common schools 1000, colleges
Is also, one Theological seminary, one Law
school, and one Medical School. About 10000
scholars and students attend them.
! They can show world unparalleled pro-
grcss in prai, citing railroads, constructing ca
mails, Lying cut and macademizing cities, and
how skilully TO navigate meandering rivers,
the network and means OF commercial wealth
of our land Fashion travels here in three
days from New York, and the people are not
tardy in laying hold of it. The "Lady'f
Book" with its plates of fashion, finds its way
70 our tables, and SCOTS plates" are seen il
our tailors' windows. The harmonious strains
Of melodies are heard in the various churches
from well taught chOirs.
few days since a youth, seven years o
age, of Kentucky, was attracting crowds a
cur Town Hail. to witness his superiority il
oratorical tact and style of delivery.
Thus have introduced you, in my desultory
manner to things in the prairieland en- rout. You
limits will not permit me to protract more a
; present. Yours, &C.,
| J. S H.