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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22
j. r. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BatLaIHg. Up Stairs.
II r. CRISP. having removed his ONCE 10 Foster;
y baii1ing, will be hand at all times, To take
nowledgemenis of Deeds Mortgages. DC. and attend
all business required OF him Justice of the Peace
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w. Sih6Shs
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Liberal cash advances will be made on consignment
.hipped TO our Gaze by
CsSFEAU, HARRISON & VALLx, st. Louis, No.
w. Z. BROWNE & Co., Vincennes, la.
BxsEpIcr & WILLIAMS, Gray willie, Ill.
O'RrLEY * Co.. Evansville, Ia.
8. L. HovEY, do do.
PusoucKxT & BKos.. Mt. Vernon, Ia. leec2sIy
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. 4. BLYTHE, Attorn.es al
Law Evansville Indiana. nave associated themselves
in the psactee of the law and VIII continue
10 practice in this and adjoining coHates and in the
Supreme and District Court They design turning theii
attention particularly to fand law In hort time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes abstract
title to alnos any lot in Evansville its enlarge
nents orin Lanasco, togethe with tAer professions
1inn a. ~ the title. III desired jy25-dawu
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JEwELRY STORE OF
e. q. ~ - - - No. ~
SECOND STREET, TWO DOORS BELOW .fAIN, IN nR KRoNs
NEW BrfLDING, EVANSVILLE,
4 AT this store keep constantly on hand large and
A general Of aehes Clocks aud Jewelry Of
d. e all kinds and of the best styles and quality. Ny stock
will be continually supplied by fresh additions with
the latest and mos beautiful patterns which extensive
business connections enable buy and sell st the
price,.
Repairs any kind executed in competent and at
10 " charges
All geodssod and all repairs my warranted
Those nythng in my line. respectfully inv
ted 10 examine ny stock and prices. lel-u
LOOK TO THE FEET.
SOME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS OTHERS.
j. ART. having returned from the Eastern cities.
orally that he has his Shoe Store Main
v opposite TIE Branch Bank the largest tnest sad best
selected stocks of Seasonalc and Fashionable BOOTS and
SHOES brought this city. comprising Gents Boots Of
all kinds Caters all ths different styles louths and Child
Boots Misses Caters and shoes of all kinds and
In ian s. Shoes in abundance
He hss also fne stock No. Red Sole Leather Tsy
lor's Oak. o Cincinnati
ALSO-s3 CaIfskins OF different brands.
fresh from the Custom House in New York.
ALS0-Moroecos Lining. Bindings Threed Gutta rercha
Material necessary manufacturing Boots end
Shoes all which will be sold cneap the cheapest and
ted good.
has of good and experienced wsrkmen
which enables him
either chcapness durability. with house
mysl-u H. J. HART.
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NEW ARRAN CEMENT.
Two Daily Trains. M.king rirect Connection
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD.


COLUMBUS. To PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA BAL
TIM0RE AND NEW YORK.
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO PITTS BU RGH,
At six o'clock A NJ and clock A. NJ
and i've o'clock p. NJ
FARE REDUCED
Cincinnati to PhilAdelra.s
Cincinnati to New York. via Philadelphia
CnciSnari Pittsburgh.
Cnennafi Pittsburgh (front SOD
Time Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh. ~ hours
Time Cincinn at TO Philadelphia ..30l hours
Time Cincinnati 70 Baltimore sof hos r.
Passengers O'Clock A. NJ Train. Lightning Express.
Little Miami Railroad have 50mnutes st Crene for dinner
arrive at Pittsburgh at clock p and make direct
nection Pittsburgh Wit train Phadelrhia and Ba
more connecting PhiladeiPhA with Train New Jersey Fall
road TO New York.
Passengers by 70 clock A NJ Express Train Little Mi
ami r. r. Pittsbu-Rh and by Morning Train
psssing the beautiful mountain daygh for Phil
aeelphia ard Baltimore connecting phia with
clock NJ Mail Train via kensington and Jersey Rail-
Passengers by clock Evening Express Little Miami
make direct connection Pittsbuh with Fast
Train for Philadelphia and Baltimore Fhila-
de, pha with Traia New Jersey Railroad 20 New York
The Little Miami is the Eastern Depst at Cincinnati.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS.
And for all normaton please apply at the old established
Broadway ami Front directly opposite the
House Railroad Hotel and Mail Boat Landing at the
Eastern (Little Miami) Depot. East Front street.
wM HI. CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
p. W. SrRADER Tiekst and General Agent. ="
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Will call for in Of the city bv d.
southeast Of Broadway
Front. directly river bank.
ey2S y. III. HOWELL. Conductor.
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WINS REILLY,
WHgLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AM

w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN sTREET.-Tie
gned would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Of Evansville and veaiy that having hased the interest
Of the Senior psr.ner in the late j. Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business at the old
stand lie embraces this opportunity of returning thanks for
favors and ntnd effort merit eontinu
ance of the same. is5O-ly WILLIAM REILLY.
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GLASS STAINING,

. Of.ASS> >STAINING,
In the modern styles for Churches, Public Build.
iagS.1 Piraie .DreilingS dc DC.
THO FIRST PRIZE RECEIVED!
Cincinnati asso atstne Louisville Mechanics In
"A stitute.
We are prepared 10 fll any order with metal sash
stained glass with borders and al centers for any
kind ofchurch windows with full size figures emblems
as cheap as eanbe bpd in New York. Boston or Phade
phia-he amount OF risk ftreakage and oration
less.
Our references are all the good, new modern finished
Boats the Mississippi and Ohio rivers three Presby
teran Churehes at Cincinna. the Episcopal al Ports
mouth, Ohio, Church at Madison, Ind, a.chancel
window at Frankfort, Ky. also one window, with
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches in Louisville.
bay window in Gov Helms residence at Harrods
burg side lights in various dwellings in Lou
svile. Lexington md Danville.
All executed at the establishment
Rullitt street, Louisville, Ky.
mhI7 6m LC. MILLER& co.
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QTT0N .ad Linen Flc:s Pure si. nisT; s1se: ne
~ Elsstics, for saless ez =. - a u Fos1S< %
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TIL

H<3%SSA on aud after Saturday. July LIST, the
EANIh-xf dersigded will TRf-WEEKLY LINE Of
Stage Coach SIS As above .
Leaving Evansville. Eonday's Wednesdays and Fridays
at oeloek retuIning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thnr.3sy's and Sau days att o'clock A. NJ.
The line will ~ all times stocked with good horses
comfortable Coaches careful drivers atd the trips
made With regularity atd dispatch. Al orders Tor goods
trans2ortson of packages prom pity and cx-euly
tended
FOR or other business apply at the once M orr Lv-
cry and sale Stable Locust street. the Market House
Persons leaving their orders Of tie Hotts will
secure prompt atte ntion. NJ. G. IL. DE GARMo.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

DISSOLUTION NUIICE.
TIME CoParnershp hersio tore eKnt between the sub
and style of Mac 4 Lohenstine.
day by mutual eOpssrt Lobensins who
continue the old stand. will attend TO the
Of all claims against the old hrm and Ill the
purpose All persons knowing them
firm requested make
date navmeut ChARLES w. MACK
ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
A CARE
withdrawn fro the above hrn take this occasion
express thanks for the patronage literally bestowed
request tinuance of the late partner
who will carry business with undimnished visor and
will as always Try make himself worthy Of the confidence
of the peo ple- eyH OEAkLES W. MACk
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rHE NEW FUSION or WINGS AND FAcrIoNfsTs.

THE NEW FUSION or WINGS AND FACTI0NISTS.
II ID not for the the factions Of the day
there would be whig organization, and hence wing
victories Ii for the isms factions Of the day
there would be resistance established and necessary
egislahonno assaults upon private rghtsno schisms in
the ehnrchno upon creeds-and crusade upon
elowcizens Of the slave States These propositions
go far to show only the folly but the danger Of fac
tous organizations They do They show also how
utterly dependent at least Of the great parties Of the
day has been, and is upon the dangerous excemens
local religious and social fomenied in the large cities Of
the free States by the adventures who often resort
turbulence as means to keep themselves alive That
these combinations must continue produce bad blood
among brethren does notreque 10 refer the past
prove Their tendency harm scarcely denied by those
who mite with them Whether we 20 back over the history
Of the Americans or the aboitionss
the result i the same. They never originated good
measure and achieved good result They sow the
seeds OF luminosity and division Even what they profess
to be dedicated they reach All that they accom-
psh to help the wing party and arouse good citizens
to action by their insane upon private rights and
sdutional guarantees.
All these isms and factions naturally hostile 10
the democratic party because the democratic party is nat
party for the traditions the pledges and the principles
the democracy all many obstacles TO- and protests
against harmony with any such combinations In denounc-
ing them HAYES the democrats defeated oyerborne
but this did not exnguish their resolution persevere in
exposing the designs of the ctioniss What has been
the history Of the past few months? We have seen the
democrats losing the legislature Of Maryland by fusion
between the democratic temperance and The phgs in
Baltimore We have the democrats losing the State
Of Connecticut by fusion between the fnatical aboli-
ionsts, temperance men, and The whiys We have seen
similar result brought about by similar means in Rhode
Island. And only few days ago, the whgs of the new
city Of Philadelphia placed in nomination gentleman for
mayor who is the accepted yorte Of the Ameri-
cans the Maneaw liquor men, and gnis fatausi
called the know nongs" composed of persons who go
into political organization avowng their ignorance Of
rything and of everybody
After these organizations and these coalitions have
worked out their usual agitaons divisions and riots the
country will more and for the twentieth time turn to
the democratic party the only hope after the consttu-
ton for the preservation of the rights of the States and the
securities of and property The danger of the fac
tons must again be felt and conceded before the value
Of the democracy to the whole counyis again recognised
but both of these events will come to pass.
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DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS IN CONGRESS

II is natural habit to complain of too much talking in
the national Legislature Like many other habits it has
been carried to extremes Everybody has fallen into it,
and all the newspapers, when out of other ideas
scous resort to the usual convenient of
gresona speeches May there not be something much
of complaint well something too much Of oraory
We certainly disposed to think Let u.s. all events
be just in regard to the present discussion the Ne
braska bill and may include both sides of the question
represented by the friends and foes of that proposition
The opposition has been mainly represented by the abo-
ton leaders and they have done their best But we turn
TO the democratic party of the Senate and the for
the highest evidences Of eoquence of learning and Of
only fearless indications of elevated purposes and prn-
superiority such may triumphanty compared with the
boosted efforts Of the great spirits of the past II does
indicate loose indifferent devotion the Nebraska,
bill see such arguments devoted to il as have been
delivered by its friends in the American Congress On
the contrary il shows the deep stronghold which the
principles Of that bin have obtained upon the judg-
ments Of those who as their whole history shows
do not condemn approve except upon the fullest
and iarest examination This view apart from the agree
able fact that it exhibits the high position OF democratic
senators and representatives in Congress- is cheering be-
shows TO the democracy Of the nation that long
such these advocate great principles 20 long
may We defy the worst II is only when those who have
been into Congress fail speak every dividing
issue when they find for hostility that which
has been tested aud proved by time and trial that may
begin to count the DAYS Of our existence a national
party. But while faith is upheld aud organiza-
ton sustained by those who among the first and best
Of public men, have bulwark in their arguments
aud their counsel against which the waves Of fasehood and
Of faction may IN vain There Is inspiration in
good and other than good cause could have
called out such productions have been spoken and writ
ten IN favor Of the Nebraska bill Preserved reference
they win he read in the future by thousands who win
profit only ~ the doctrines avowcd but by the states
msnke qualities displayed
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THE WAR IN EUROPE,

The Arctic brings confirmation of the rapidy-gathering
tempest of in the East, and by the next
may hear that at least of the allies has already
into collision with the Russians Both Austria and Prus-
STA stand aoo and that the Gar asks nothing but
neutrality from either Meanwhile he is exciting the
like tribes of the border countries opposition Turkey
and theoretically increasing aud training his forces
for the approaching struggle BY the intel
gence reaches US upon which full reliance be placed
that the revolutionary element is already actively work
The csnker Of long peace has greatly enervated those
monarehies that affected by the troubles which
produced the overthrow Of Louis Philippe the risngs in
proved be ordinary schools the of able and
daring spirits that always look forward the downfall
the old dynases 1t is true that many of these leaders
have within two three years been expelled from the
chosen Of their early efforts but they have been
idle in their reluctant exile London has been the head
quarters of the insurrectionis If Victor Hugo cannot
print his politics in the of Paris he prepare for
agitation the British side of the channel Kossuth
has not sept-Mazzni has not folded his arms-Ledru
Rollin has wasted his time They have al been work
ing for the hour hand and they viii be in the
midst Of the fray
like that which has been naugurated cannot
fail to involve the whole Of Europe We saw how the
troubles Of lsls extended from nation nation-Russa
and Turkey alone standing out unframed and indifferent
and England kept quiet only by the utmost vigilance and
vgor AT present the theatre has been enlarged as to
include all who not involved in the six years
ago. We shall be surprised if il does extend itself to
every government in Europe and nearly affecting Asia
itself ultimately.
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EMIGRATION.

The Burlington Hawkeye speaks Of the rapidiy with
which the aourishing State Of Iowa is filing up with emil
grants The following remarks are full Of significance:
Our boats loaded every trip and some unable to
cross remain behind for the Of the This popu-
laon too have hundreds miles-many Of them as
far Ohio from Michigan, some from Indiana
large portion from illinois, going beyond the
Dcs Mones settle the Three River countryo find them
selves homes in Dallas Madison Guthrie and Adar There
are too very excellent locations in Guthrie and Dallas
INVITING the attention the industrious ponccnone better
the whole State These ties all nterseced by one
or more the projected railroads running from
mississippi river and of the three contemplated
roads pass through some, II ALL Of them
those who settle any Of the above can
certain Of railroad communication least None
them win be than fifteen miles from a. These
ties all well wstered and wen tmbcred, and along
many Of the little debouching the Coons great
abundance Of good rock found and in places good
coal there portion Of State rapidly
veopng itself than the Three River country and none can
form an adequate idea Of what the extent Of the
population has been unless he has two three years
since and look at Il at this time. Where lost
the nnbounded espsne Of broad green prairie years
since we we're los. amid the cabins and extensive farms
reared on that prairie during from city
70 the Missouri river last month And that population Il
sed unnomsdic like that which preceded some years
since In bebodng this rapid peopng Of Iowa we passed
In the coach. could refrain saying 70 oursclf that
Iowa was certainly settling rapidly thar snv Of her
sisters east the Mississippi river And know Of no
sel IN the history Of the States be made with our
own The rate Of which she Is annually
from the older States must o. years from th.
time make her not only among the leading States
but the very first in the Union"
Late dates from Texas remove All anxiety about the fate
Of Major Merrill and his small hand Of sixteen The
scouting parties by him after the Indian muir
derers Of Colonel stemm had returned
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eign Relations to offer the following amendment ad
ditonal section:
And BE- further enacted That much Of the act entitled
An act making appropriations for the cyl and diplomatic
expenses Of government for the ending the 5oth june
1883 and ior other purposes provides for compensation
the Spanish and others for Losses oocasoned by yo
enee at New Orleans and al Key West In the year 1851
shall be construed place Michael Papperza, sub
ec Of Austria, the same footing with subjects Of Spain
Mr. President II has been made to appear TO the Depart
men OF State that there unhappy subject of Aus
a Nho was confounded with the Spanish subjects al the
time OF the depredaon upon them about the period OF
certain public meeting which took place at New Orleans
in 1851 in consequence Of certain events in Cuba The
provision which made 10 compensate them for those
losses confined by law TO Spanish subjects This poor
man Is the only who is not provided for because he
does not within the provisions Of the law as he is
not Spanish subject His claim amounts only TO $500 or
$500 and there be doubt that he should be placed
footing with the subjects Of Spain in regard 10 this
indemnity.
The amendment agreed TO.
FRO BE CONTINUED.
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WASHINGTON CITY
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL is, 1854.

Mr. nAsisL DKoxnEEr Of Pennsylvania aoori1ed 10 receive
descriptions to thls and receipt
o. Mr. c. W. Jams, No. Harrison street. Cincinnati, Ohio Is
general collecting and Texas
assisted BY H. j. Thomas, j. 7. Dssr wM H. TmoAAs r. d.
fsisxR, o. NJ w. WisxNAE A. L. CmLDs, and DR. Wa IRyIss
Receipts Of either win be good.
o. M HkaKr NJ Lewis OF Montgomery, Alabama Is
eal travelling for the Of Tennessee
sisted BY o. y Lawns, JAaEs o. LEw SAMUEL ID. LEWIS.
CO. Mr. lsRAEL r. Jams, No ie2 street. Phade
phia Is general travelling axen assisted by WA H. WELD,
Jons CoILss, JAMES DsKRISo, HAsurr, Bgrros
Bvrros, IsAAo M. BoDsE EDMukp w. WHEY WILLIAM L..
WArrRAAs, and GKoKsE 1. Nelson
o. Recsipis from either 81 Ihe above viii be good.
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OoNGRESs. -MoNDAY.

SESATE--Mr Shields presented memorial signed by
thirteen thousand persons requesting the appointment Of
scientific commission investigate the mysterious rap
pings and other phenomena supposed to be oecasoned by
the influence Of spirits.
Mr. Butler reported bin TO modify and amend the judi
c system Of the United States which made the spe-
cial order for the first Monday in May.
After the consideration of executive business the Senate
adjourned, at five o'clock
HOUSE, REPRRsFSTArryEs.--Mr Wabrdge made an in
eeetua attempt to introduce resolutions declaring the
rights of American vessels exemption from search whilst
engaged in lawful traffic Mr.. Robbins, from the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means reported substitute to the SEN
bill for raising the salaries of clerks of the departments
The substitute rejected and the Senate bill read third
time Mr. Jones' of Tennessee moved to reconsider the vote
to enable him to amend the bill the previous question
which seconded when the House adjourned.
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EXCELLENT FURNITURE ANp HOUSEHOLD pgrrcrs
IL At public auction Dn Tuesday morning. April as o'clock
Al the residence % Charles Games, the
rear 18th street. shall sell a his furniture and
Using
Pair II walnut French sofas, divsns
Easy chsirs, plush rocker, oiornans
Walnut centre table, r0ut table
Mahogany Secretary, bookcase
Dans-k and lace curtains, window shades
Bronze csndssbra., brackets,
Fhtss-piy carpet, rugs, oicinth
hsiforany and walnut t~asiesde, ws.hstnnd.
Dressing and plain bureaus, toie,
Blue .nsmeird cottage suite
Best hair and husk mattresses holsters and pillows
Lounges, csne-seat chairs. crib
Mahogany hat stnrds, hall lamps
DO sidehoard dining table
French hina dinner, and coffee service
Table cotlsry, casters, glassware
Superior cooking stove and fixtures, TN rsfe, Ne
Together with good assortment Of kitchen
Terms $50 and under, cash that
four months Tor notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAst @. Mcguire,
ip I'D sucioneer