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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-20
Malt. n rsOu.

We call the attention OF contractors to
advertisement f,r PROPOSALS to carry aregu.
lar lri-weekly mail between Evansville aud
Henderson. Proposals must be handed to
our postmaster ty the 25th inst. This mail
will be of great be"efi' to the pc pile of both
places. Although situated bu' few miles
apart, the mails between Evansville and
Henderson have been very justly the cause OF
much complaint. 10 TACT all important let
tiers of business have generally been entrust-
ed to officers Of boats. instead OF regularly
mailed. Every business man in Evansville
and Henderson should feel interested in 4
regular tri-weekly nail between the two
places. Ii would be great convenience to
people living on this side of the river. to
have the mail carried on the Indiana side,
and cross the ri.er at Henderson,; and we
hope bids will be received with the under
standing the mail 10 TO be thus carried.
As an illustration Of the irregularities oil
the Henderson mail, we received night be-
fore last Henderson papers over one month
old with great many ofin,ernediate dates
And 50 it is with letters.
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REvIvAL.-The M. L. Church on Ingie
street, under charge OF the Rev. Mr.. Mason,
has been the scene of healthy reviva! late
ly. A number Of converts have been made.
and the good work is still going on.
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Ug We receive the Evansville Daily
Journal regular, Tor which the editor has our
thanks. Ii is good paper. aud but one
thing binders it from getting large support
here. That is there being no Mail Route from
here to New Harmony. Under the present ar.
fragments 1t takes our matter from Evansville
and the Pocket" several days to come here
when, was there a Mail as mentioned, i
would come in one. You who are interested
Z, we | as ourself what ssy.you! Can't we
have line established.
[Graypile IR) Era.
1t has not been great while since W.
wro'e an article on this very subject, Of ,
mail from New Harmony to GRANVILLE, &c
connect with the Evansville mail. We salt
there was a great deal of business communi
cation between GRANVILLE and Evansville, IAN.
the interests Of both places might be largely
advanced by mail from GRANVILLE to connec
with our New Harmony mail. GRANVILLE is
only fifteen miles distant from New Harmo
ny, on the opposite side of the Wabash.
the citizens Of the former place really taxi
an interest in the establishment Of such
mail as that proposed, we would recommen'
them to at once draw up a petition, obtaiI
all the signatures for it they can, and send
copy here for US to work with. The thin,
ought to be done, and it can be done.
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OF Two or three inches of snow fell
night before last, and yesterday the sleighs
were out. We do not have very much
snow in this climate, and that little don't last
long.
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VGfUE uni~r.gned have this day formed
under the f-m of ie ndrlek- MeieA aud viii
DR. eks & so. T. X HEN pRIcEs
drci2-u ". a. McREA.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOUS SUMMER.


WITH the hot. sultry atmosphere the
vegetation Of the owauds marshes the deep valley
OF the ofthe south wter die The
burning drinks thu and the oecaying plants
OF noxlons and that hailed.
produce Yellow Jaundlce Disbursements
Bowels. Darrhee disentery. Ague Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers I'm her these
You hou,a make free of Dr. BgUcE INDIAN VEGETABLE
PAsAcEa as power cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood. and health
of this paper. eyS
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

~ virtue OF order Of Court Co mon Plea.
M Naa.erhurgn county. Ind a. Adinistrat"r
noa OF Alram beCamPs deceased. WILL the 3Fh day
January 1853 the door OF the Court House
Evansvil. between the urs Of ~ O'Clock and
clock T. NJ. expose 10 sale IRE Of the s.cton
IN township sorth of range II and also
the objection IA the owbship range ali
SAID conhty Terms Of SALE Of the purchase money
10 asd the remaining in Is months from the day %
the purchaser with secary
~aiv valuation laws should said not lie sold AZ
tion VIII sell the private sale sam. terms
drelI-fw JOHN 7. FISHER Adm,s De honi. non
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DrSSrlUTIoN.

YrNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
IN derssne under the firm of v. X. Hen sricks Co..
this day dissolved by mutual consent. .--
X UESDRIcKs
deetz-u JOS. n. HENDRICKS
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yAL ABLE pRoPERTY AT AUCTION.

OR the beneht Of those concerned there will be sold
public Auction. the door OF old Court House in
Evansville Monday the eth December 1851 following
prep towit The seuthwestey hl Of lot No. eighty
esq., o. P Evansville together with the
threon. consisting threstOry brick Warehouses
'front.' occupied by T.. E. Wheeler aud
Embich. sale perenrtory. Terms made known the
,st-N novsJ. 2d4.v
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ryoRy rtutCKx,vrs

FINE assortment Of Iser, Tables in stock N sin
sets or setts Of 81 pieces which both useful
able Tor Christmas and New present. The
housekeepers called 20 this fact. CHAS \. Wells
deel2 doors below the Braaeh R.nh
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Office IL hereby given that the 9TH day Dee 1854.
of Att .chment Issued Nv the instance
aud the affidavit John W Tumble against the roois
chnttle its aud effects IL H. Dewitt by virtue hir
writ the following described goods chsttes wits
boxes an enten feather bed two quilt and box have
been attached the Of said H. L. Dewitt and that
the 81 day ofJanusry 1856 10 O'Clock in the 70
Office in the city of Evansville yanderhurgh county
will to hear dec upon the claims said John
W Tmbc, wher the H. l.. Dewitt and all other per.
concerned will take notice. JOHN y. CRISP
Recorder City Evansville and ex- ofheio Justice.
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AUCTION.

ENyE will sell at auction Auction Rooms Main
w street. encing Nedaeslay morning Dec. ~,
at 10 o'clock A NJ consignment OF Dry Goods consisting
OF Tweeds Cassimeres. Satnet Prints, Tekngs Hosiery
etc
ALSO boxes Tobacco 50 do Segars Boys Boots
do mems hoes lot OF Hard and other
uees The sale will continue from day day ill all
deeie-2sd wooLsEY & NELSON. ArctiOneer,
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d. S. ANDERSON. REORGANIZATION.

On First street. between Main and Sycamore
III AS fine assortment Of Cloths Cassin Vest
which he is prepared to make in the
most A>hvnshs style and at short notice. lie will
eosd ITS and hopes ty lorg experiences the tusne to be
able give general satisfaction lie has also hand
Ncrino. Ink Underhirs and ORA with fine shirts
Collars. made in the best with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally lie invites bis old
and The puolie generally to call. dee6-u
SALT, sIT!!-2jo bbs Kanawta Salt Just rec d and
- for sale at Use per bus hei by
d.eI6 FOSTER BROWN
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

-
NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
LITTLE sfIAVI RAILROAD
DASsENGERS ny the 8 clock A. NJ. Train. Little Mi
ami Railroad 6reakfls Cincinnati and dine the fol.
loving Gay In New York. Philadepha. Baltimore Wash
F ROM GIN CHM ATT
ToHEW Y0RK 32,s hours;
BALTIMoRE in % hours:
BUFFALO in Is1a hours;
DuNKIRK IN IS hours;
CLEVELAND in ga hours;
SANDUskY ia 81 hours;
PirrsBu RI "a IA hours.
MHEELING IN Iola hours.
FIRST rRArSCleveand Pittshurg Wheeling Lishtnin
Express att o'clock A NJ for Columbus Cleveland Dan
ark Buffalo Albany New York and Boston Cresne Putt
burg. Baltimore, PhfadeIphia aud N-~ York Zsnesviie
Wheeling Baltimore. Philad.Iphia New York Washing
Ton cit ee connects To saadasky also Xenia Spr
SECOND TRsI~-Cleveand and Pittsburgh Aeeo modstor
Express at o'clock A NJ for Columbus Cleveland Dun.
kirk Buffalo. Albany New York aad Boston Or slime Pitt,
burg Crlevilfe and La caster; connects to sanSusky
rmIkD DEMONSTRATING ExPr 1910 O'Clock fnoen)
for Colum bus. Zane-ville Wheeling Baltimore sor
Cty Phladephia and New York; connects at Xepia Z,
Springfield and Delaware
ForsrH T.AIS-Accomnodation ats p NJ. for Circevll
FiTa TRAIx-CIeveland aud Pittsberg Night txpre.s
NJ for Columbus. cleveland Dunkirk. buffalo Albany
New York and Boston, cresne. Pittsbug Philadelphia
New lorh sonses,s az X-nis 20 sPrinssseIa AZ
PARE And THROUGH TICKETS.
For prcs of fare through tickets asd al information
please arp al the aee No 32J west side Of
the ned states Hotel the old established General Rail
road once in the three yellow boiDs south east
spencer House Railroad Hotel Mail aRsng;
the Eastern lLittle Miami Depot Easi ffou, street.
y. ". sTRADER. General Agent.
The onnihus Line calls for at all the rrne pal
street between Fifth and sixth six doors south the
states Hots OF at the eiee souhsa corner Of Broadly
deei5 ''' '''' '-'' '' J. IT, HoIELL. Conductor.
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IN BUSH Corn Meali $40 BUSH
-. Nh ,.oo A. pra,. 800 do Cor.
800 wv COOKS Fan
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PRIVATE BOARDING..

ESoAkDbRs desiring private boarding house. can fnd
Ne rooms and accommodation Mrs.. ID n NEsLEY.s
on Chesna. street between Water and First w-re
attention paid the eonvenence comfort Of
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"a l. MANN

ENORwARDTNG ANDO omission MERCHANT. Deal
IL in all kinds Leather. Hides Furs Peltri@s Taow
Soap Wool. Beswsx Tanners II, Piasterins Hair,
No As Grayier street. Ne~ Orleans.
fD Advances made cOnsgnmentz Of Produce TO this
House. dee6-Imd WM +. PAGE.
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dckets sci
smonsy aud
Tickets forsaS
Notes on any soiyeh
80 c. MA
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EHANfr purct ased the Daguerrean estalishueu. Of M,
u u Wright Vim. Hughes Store aud made han
aci ioos 70 his stock en- prepared take ksn,se
the lest style an. very low prices gavanizng NV
own pa es and ts;s'ore have superior advaatae Like
nesses OF niniste,s . ten free Of charge.
deeIl-2~~ l. a. ONYFrT
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t<,uNDRIEs-
- lxs orvis Corn Starch 4 hoxes Ground coffee;
so do Dnrkee's Bsking Powders:
10 bits ass'd Nuts; bbs Ground Gingsr:
. bxs Chocolates; r0 hxs DO Srfee: ~ his Nu,..ya.
= do Pepper Same: - has Ton Catsnp;
~ do ass'd Pickles L pres rves:
10 do Rrandy Peachrs aud Cherries, Do hsss Spies.
lolags Pepper: essk Madder: hslr Cloves:
Tense Nrtmeg-; eases sariines. 900 d. s. n ana,
ppFsTnSsppo.
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EEAs.-lo halfehests and toses consisting Of Yeu.r
By E0y-0 PRESToN n pos
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

NyTE won respectfully inform the public (he Ladies in
w particular have ar aud plets stock of
Watches Jewelry FROM which Christmas Sits
leeted which will he ain give satisfaction both gver
and As will sell reduced for those
wishing boy Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. VIII do we'll
give cali. Our stock all fresh ard the styles he
supposed BlT1ROLFFx Ms
Geela Main street betw First and Second.
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sTTAtJy,fENT.

U%UReT ARRSy ~. OF The SEASON.
IL $40 lbs Pennsylvania Back wheat Hour;
l0M. X. R.isins; Is hf-hs. VI. r. Raisus; Just
reed at ceci6 COOKS Family GrOecry
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tasWfsS WI II.S-we this recent OF n ease
~ Swiss Nus Of the Mile Boint. -Ramaxe'' and n.
9a rsiterns These goods have purchased drre frsu
the manufacturers a. St Call Swtzerand srdpl-r~
selves to sell them dealers cheap article
be bad from any importing house In the country
novB JAS. Low d Co., as Main st. Lon XIV
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NOTICE.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the firm or v. X
"A Co.. questet to s~t''- the same with ii
ed: with as little delay as pofsis'..
decii HENDrIcTs &
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ffNlE Undersigned wOuld
a etIsns OF hssnsvi'fe and at be
mas orsntd shop Main
Of Indiana. where he CARVING on Inc
all s branches IN the latest aud All
sof Ted IN Mt and of
BY close application 70 business share pat
Call and asarnpe his Cloths Cashmere. and y,,.
cheap nov2 4 II Nrrw
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TINHE undersigned hess leave 10 inform her nun
IL rons aud the public in general. that she has j.
Ell ~.th the largest aud best assortment Of Toys
prices Also. Candies Cakes and all kinds OF Conf
OF the hest quality wholetafe aud r~tsii Partie.
At the shortest notice. deei3-2w l. us X LIEN
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Eaws of RbuSe 1slano'

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRO-
VIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembly, Jan. Session, 1854.
AN ACT in relation to the laying out,
enlarging, Strengthening or otherwise
altering streets in the city of Provi-
dence.
II is enacted By the General Assembly as
folloos:
Section /. That whenever in the
opinion of the City Council of the city
of Providence, it shall be desirable and
necessary to lay out, enlarge, straight
en-, or otherwise alter any street or por-
ton of street, in said city, it shall be
lawful for said City Council to cause
the same to be done in manner herein
after provided, Notwithstanding it may
be necessary for that purpose to remove
any building or buildings, or to take
any lands, tencmcnts or hereditaments
whatever.
Sec. 2. That whenever and as often
as any lands, tenements, hereditaments
or premises shall be required for the
purpose aforsaid, the City Council may
cause application to be made to the Su-
preme Court of this State for the ap-
pointme ent of FIVE Commissioners of es-
innate and assessment, which Court
shall appoint said Commissioners as fol-
lows: said City Council shall give no
tice of such application, by advertise
ment to be published in at least two Of
the public newspapers printed in said
city, which notice shall specify the time
and place of such application, and the
nature and extent Of the intended i'm
provemept, and shall be published for
and during the space of three weeks
previous 70 said appointment, and they
shall in addition to said advertisement
cause copies of tho same in handbills to
be posted up for the same space of time
in three conspicuous places adjacent to
the property to be affected by tho in
tended improvement. At the time
thus specified, or at any adjournment
thereof, the said Court shall appoint
FIVE discreet and disinterested persons
as Commissioners Of estimate and as
sessment. But tho Court shall not
necessarily deem every person who is q
resident or tax payer in said city to be
an interested person in view Of this act.
Said Commissioners shall, before they
enter upon the duties of their appoint
meut, severslly take an oath or afirma-
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so highly esteemed! But it is too late
now to repeutand retracc my steps"
But the cup of bitterness was not yet
full In few weeks the time came
for the property to pass into the hands
of the mortgage. On examination it
was found instead of one mortgage on
his estate, there was no less than three.
These together nearly equaled in amount
the property, and the surplus would not
be sufficient TO satisfy the demand of the
creditors by several thousand dollars.
1t was determined to sell the property
at auction. The day for the sale was
appointed. Although he had for some
time been conscious that his estate was
insolvent, yet he had thought it was
known only to himself. Now that the
fact had become known generally, it
elected in his mind the keonest appre-
hension. He felt that he had not only
lost his property, but what was still
worse, his character. Ho dreaded the
thought of meeting some of his creditors,
and especially his uncle. He felt that
it was too late to remedy habit that
had become part Of his nature. He
resolved
Years have since passed away and he
has not been heard Of since his depart
ure. Whether he is dead or is still
wandering in some distant land, is un-
known. The unhappy wife still lives
with her uncle. Let him VINO is fond
of display take warning from this ex-
ample. To be successful in producing
an impression of fancied excellence or
attainments is at least poor substitute
for the real possession of the excellence
itself.
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.xanrfaetpreys of Tin and SheetIron Ware
A full supply Of Stoves, Of the mostisp-
cal proved patterns, always on hand
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
TO order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. l3'u
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...... (Snceessor to Stillmen 4 POTTERY
Dealer in Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals,
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy I
Articles, Druggists Glass ware, .
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Cam
a, phene, Burning Fluid, sc. ..
.. . PAWCATUCK, CONN, a
At the West end of the Bridge
Prescriptions carefully put up, and orders
promptly attended to. 148tf
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George g. Wells,

George g. Wells,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes of all .descrip-
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
Caters Of all descriptions, Rubbers
,. and rubSer Boots. Thick Boots, s
Brogans. Shoes, &c.
Ladies' Caters, Walking Shoes, Slippers, &c.
. Main Street, Westerly, x. l. l34f
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VOLUME IH-NUMBER SO.
BMsiness Garos.
Pawcatuck Bonnet store.

-TfIU e. p. HITCHCOCK,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Silk, Straw
and Fancy Bonnets, and Millinery
Goods Of all descriptions.
1s7tf WESTERLY, r. 1.
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Dealer in Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
Magazines and Books, and the latest
Publications Of the day.
Depot under C. Leonard's Hotel. 137tf
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Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, d,
Lanes, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
.g BrOadcloths, ,Cassimeres, Satinetts.
Observation-Disclosures, White and Brown Su-
gars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale Of valuable Medicines.
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank. l
ls7tf {lT .F tPAWCATUCK, CT.
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N. MarstOm,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, &c., ofa superior quail o.
... ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, a large Stock of Goods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store under G. Leonard's Hotel 137tf
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Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
cd to the season, such rs, Hats,
Caps, Goats, v vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, Sc, &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
nt low prices. 1871
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G. w. MarstOn,
latter AND DEALER IN FURS,

HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand q large stock Of
Geptlemen's and Boys Hats Of the latest
-. fashions. Furs Of the best equality,
and Of the newest styles, cheap.
buckskin Gloves, Mittens Of every variety.
CASH PAID FOR MINK SKINS.
Store under G. Leonardo Hotel. 1877
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pines for want of work, and the babes
at home lack food, pardon my boldness
if take the help you offer. Mean
while, God in heaven bless you, Jona-
than, as He will"
And she turned TO go away.
Won't you take keepsake, Grace,
one little token? j wish | had any
thing here but money to give you for
my sake.
1t would even be ungenerous in.me
to refuse you, brother; one little piece
will do.
Jonathan fumblcdiup something in
a crumpled piece of paper, and said
sobbingly, let it be this new half-crown
Grace; | won't say keep it always; on
ly when you want TO use that and
more, humbly ask you'll please come
TO me.
Now more delicate, more unsel-
fish act, was never done by man; a.
long with the half-crown he had pack
ed up two sovereignsl and thereby
not only escaped thanks, concealed
his own benefcence, and robbed his
purse of half its little store; but ac-
tualiy he was, by doing so, depriving
himself for month, or maybe more,
of visit from Grace Acton. Had it
been only half-a crown, and want had
pinched the family (neither Grace nor
Jonathan could guess of Ben Burke's
bounty, and for all they knew Roger
had not enough forthe morrow's meals }
had poverty come in like an armed
man, and stood upon their threshold o
grim sentinel = doubtless she must
have run to him within day or two.
How sweet would it have been TO have
kept her coming day by day, and to
a commoner affection how excusabls;
but still how selfish, how unlike the
liberal andhonorable feelings that filled
the manly heart of Jonathan Floyd
1t was noble act and worthy of long
parenthesis.
If Grace Acten had looked back as
she hnrried down the avenue, she
would have seen poor Jonathan still
watching her with all his eyes till she
was out of sight. Perhaps, though,
she might have gussed it,-there is a
sympathy in these things, the true an
imal magnetism-and | dare say that
was the very reason why she did not
once turn her head.
fro BE coNTINUED.)