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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-20
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The kuads this Route laid wiki heavy
TRAIL "
First Train-iightnng Express leaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock Passengers lY this tr H. connect To- New
York. Boston. Niagara Falls, Buffalo. Dukirk, Clere-
land. Cr~stIhe. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. Baltimore.
between Cincinnati aud Cleveland ut Loyeand, Mor
row. Nenia, London, Columbus Delaware, Carli g.
ton Gallon, Cresne. Shelby, New London aud Grafton
only. -
Second Neutrality-suspicious. Express leaves Gin
att Is O'Clock Passengers by this rain
meet Ceveand (ieep at CievalaUd and resume at .:
81 a. m to Dunkrs. Buffalo, New York and BOSTON,,
GAINESVILLE Wheeling. Wilmington, Washin- to-, Circle
between and cleveland and between Cincn-
nai and Washington lcNccpt Flag housekeeping
only on proper signal or tee 10 Conductor
Third frain-Lea, Is Cncinnati at ~ o'clock p. m
Pssseagere 10y ths Train connect 10 Hsboro, Chilli
cotIe, Washington, Wilmington, Lebanon. &c. This
train stops at AL way static between CINCINNATI aud
fiillsbofo, and between Cincinnati and ashingion
Except Branch Hill and Iinwood at Turnpike)-stol
ping on proper signal or notice To Conductor.
Fourth rair-Evening Express. leaves Cincinnati at
5o'coek d. Pass By this train connect To New
Yor, t,oston Niagara Falls X dalo Dunkirk tIeye.
land Lebanon ce This train stop. at all way stations
between Cincinnati and Cleveland except Flag stations
stopping only proper signal or aoies to Conductor
SUNDAY train Ia COLUMBUS at ,: 80 O'Clock T.
III FSprnghed Passengers by l.. NJ. Railroad will take
6 a. m and p. trans.
From Cincinnati to New York................s,6O o,
From Cinein All TO Boston Is 81
An adj ,itionai Of fty cts via Niagara Fails.
From Cincinnati to sSufiiio via Lake Shore Rail-
road ....... ............ 10 w
From Cincinnati to Philadelphia or Baltimore via
CrestIine aud Pit sburgh ................ Is OF
From Cincinnati To Pittsburgh via CTestlne. N
Front Carr. ) q
From Cincinnati to Baltimore via Nhceiing--. II u
From CT. einna IN Washington via " he ling. f. @
From Cincinusi Philade pha via Whecliug-. Is 9
From Cincinnati 10 Wheeling ................... u
From Cincinnati L. ClevelaI. ................ g U
From Cincinnati 10 Columbus......... u
From CINCINNATI to GAINESVILLE ............-... :
From Cincinnati To Springfield immune.
From Cincinnati Ia Morrow u
From Cincinnati Ia Wilmington ......-.-.---... i
From Cincinhati 10 " ashing;on ....-.---...---
From Cincinnati To Circleyile.
From Cincinnati t. Loyeland- ...-
From I uCinnati To- lilsborough ........-..-..-.
From tiueinnati 10 Cheothe ..............-...
III TFor all Information and through Tick cts. apply
the office south broadway and Front SITS
ratthe Depot, Cincinnati.
-.g ". A LATHAM. III ket Agent.
mhi6 4. w SERADEK G. .uersi Agent
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BLaCuuy Nsy,ypSON.

NJ III fEs HI STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO,
\ RE receiving their usual large Spring stock Of
a AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRY GOODS. suit
able To- the Western trade. They respectfully invite
their oil and new customers to favor them with a call
thsir visit 70 Cincinnati. vnh13 sw
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lots ANDHOUsEs Fol-. SALE;

LOTS AND HOUSES EOlt
GREAT CHANCE FOR spEc u a u y I.
c,Ix t fur ale situated EvansvIiie Just beyond the
- s;Ir,.J n.not Four Of these Lots have Frame
Houses on them. and otherwise improved. They are
IL -, "a e. residences, being convenient to bust
~ '. ~, - ,hout one square from Main street. A
ne .necua is offered in these lots, they to be
ad Those wanting cheap l ices of residence, or wish
go A., onnortunity of speculation. had better apply
;nme,Iiates One of these houses especially is
and ~ desirable residence. For further particulars
amnlv AT This Office. mh2n
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McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
LlNIMENT.

M C l. Il Ms VOLCA N T. % L.
LlNIMENT.
ChNIE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
i has performed. after all other remedies had failed.
the proprietor n asserting that IL is the only
Lnime that viii cure Chronic innaE matory Rheu
matism Paralysis stiffness weakness In the Joints,
Muscles or Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises.
Neuralgia, Tooihache. Earache. orany Pain. twill
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lamps, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bites of Musquitos, an. in
And il viii cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs or sins, no difference how
long they may have existed. IL will also soothe and
heal Burns sealds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &C., sooner
'n-' any 0t OVER .R'l a MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold In 1853, and Che demand is increasing
failed any external disease when properly APP
piled.
when n safe and remedy is SO easily obtained.
TNCOSTEsTABLE PROOF
OF what we have asserted
J. H. McLr.s-Sir: feel il a duty owe 20 tho public
make known the following hoping they learn by
my experience. and discard worthless stun which mas
been pressed into notice by false certificates al lorg
advertisements.
Fur six months / was confined to my room a cripple
from Rheumaiism. Ny knee swollen tremendous
w. producing the most pains. The muscles were
contracted so that could not straigbten my leg at all
applied the Mustang LinimeDt for four weeks but u
done good than any other grease: oolahea
and used your Volcanic Oil Linment IN inres "ecAs"
AMERICUS CAsEDAY, Saline county, All.
~.
he is we'll. WIN NJ hbbio' - '~"S'' ii'S'
Pe,der IL the a owe Is sufficient TO convince you
Of tho onderfu efficacy OF the Volcanic OIL Lininept,
oali ard exampe the Thousands which hay~ In
oession from all parts OF tine country. II you will
~, rchase supply and IL does not give satsfae
,,on The money will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McIeanss Celebrated Linmen is the only safe and re-
liable remedy for the cure OF SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls Splints. Unnatural Lumps, Nodes or Swengs.-
II hi never fail to Big Head Poliev FsiIa. old
Running Sores or sweeney. If properly applied For
sprains Bruises Scratches Cracked Boofs Cbafes sad
die collar Calls Cuts Wounds, il is nfallible
remedy. Apply as directed. and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, OF the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company;
This is cerif, tina; have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil LfnmeDt on our
omnibus horses that lame, sprained and for swell
ings and have found MeLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent
10 be the best Liuiment ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm OF Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in Engiish and
German.
This Liriment put up in % cent 50 cent and 81
bottles size contains three times The
tity size and In proportion the cost
For sale by j. IA. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, ST. Louis. No.
For sale in Evansville Ind. by KELLER, FARMS
LEY * CO.. at Projectors prices. lmh7
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DRESS CUT TING AND TIE aCHING.
MRS. ID. WooLSEY. Second street, takes this method
Ofiuformng the Ladies' OF Evansville aud vicinity,
made to cut and tit dresses IN
the latest and most fashionable styles and ~ also qai
fed give To the ade in the ar, by The new
method that has lately given much satisfaction by
Mr. Mrs. Forbes. ina this and other cities, from whom
she received the following
~ /. q VI A
This is to certify that Mrs. ID Woolsey has taken les
sons Of us in Dress Cutting. after improved method
and competent to instruct Others in the art and Is ca.
pablc Teacher to mpart The Science in few hours
;, struetjon MR.. az MRS. FORCES"
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MATTR SIZES.

MATTR sSSES.
CNOLBURN 81 HEHSHBERGER have now on banda
~ large assortment of Sbuck Mattresses Of the various
sizes. Also Moss Cotton and Hair Mattresses mace 10
order at the shortest notice Country Merchants ana
Hotel keepers i'll do well to examine Mattresses be-
fore purchasing elsewhere intend our work snail
be Of the best quality aud at the lowest prices
JAM Fosters Block, First street below Man
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1rS CASES Boots and Shoes. complete assort
Eclipse, for sale b. tmsG J. II. NAGHEE & 90.
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TEWELRY & SOTIONS.-Ear rings, Finger rings,
D Breast Pins, Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains. Keys. Gold and silver Watches, Steel
Deeds Caps Brushes, CouIbs Purses Fame, Soaps,
Accordians Vons Pictures and various other notions.
for sale by
aug - ly WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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n. NELSON
ID. wOOLSEY.
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A u CT ION.
WOOLSEY & NELSON.

"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions sc. Particular atten.
ton gven TO IN. sale OF all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday, rhnrs hay, and Saturday Cash
advances made Oh Consignments. - -
aug B Iy - wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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DALM SOAP &C.-Rec'd per steamer States
III man-25 boxes No. Dsli Soap.
Pc steamer Cumberland Valley
p JoZ shaker Brooms;
do Nisp do;
IS DO Fancy do; for sale at lowest figures 10y
feh1 l. d u HEIMA y.
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WATER CURE ESTABLESHMENT.
THE CINCINNATI WATER CURE is located FIVE
Il mites from the City. the Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad. u few rods from Carthage Depot
This large and hourishing Institution is not rxceed
in point 0f location beauty of scenery convenience of
etc The buildings large and splendid, with
the best internal arrangement Tor the successful treat
of all forms of disease The bath % in
ber all well supplied with pure soft spring water
ant contain all the various kinds Of baths necessary in
such AN insti ution Pa tents requested to bring
? Comforts. Blankets. toarse Sheets towels. or
they will furnished the Cure per week.
Terms for Board. Medical Services and all ordinary
attendance FROM To 10 dollars per week pa, able week
ly. Transient persons under will be charged
dollars per day Three dollars will be charged for the
first examination
For further particulars address
~. 4. PEASE. NJ H.
Carthage. Hamilton County, Ohio.
y. S.-This Institution will be open summer and win.
er. for the reception 'fpatents. lmhli iwd&w
ERESH OYsTERS.- ? cases solomon's Balti
Il more Oysters, reed per steamer Telegraph at
mhi0. COOKS Family Grocery.
NODFESiE.-l drum (SCO lbs) extra large reed at
~ mhlO COOKS Fam, Grocery.
IcOis DEHS.-A beautiful ASS r,mcnt Of Gold, Vel
ID vet and Colored Borders latest spring styles just
reed 10y (ulh9) JOHN DEVkREUX, JR.
WANTED
DY family. good Dwelling House. Address Post
ID Office Box 30. lmh9T
4 Sc. ONO HAND BOILER FOX SALE.
A COED second hand Boiler: - feet and 10 inches.
for sale The Evansville Flooring Mill. milo If
lust RECEIVED Best Cirby Fish Hooks;
y Limerick do do;
Virginia do do;
mhi6 sAM'L LISTER.
CHkPaSTUFFS.-s bags in shipping order. for
- sa.cby (mhI6) GEO. FOSiE q 90.
On Ill, l.,.. h halls f,rx 10
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Isaw Mr. Caseday when he afflicted ne stated and
he i, now we'll WIN NJ. ELLloIT, Pinkneyviilc.
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MADISON. February 10. le54.
Messrs. ii. Sermons * Son
Cent men: have the pleasure of saying Ia you that
have made ruess efforts To obtain glasses that would
RENE III am unusually defective eyesigh but could fni
nothing that would the purpose until tried your
traZili "a Pebble Spe,taclrs.
Ichecrfu, adj my &c 'iimony Ia that of hu dreds of
others aud recommend the 10 all whose age or inhr
mites render glasses necessary. Respectfully,
DAVID SHAW.
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A6Ortiye Crows.

The opposition are Growing over the Me-
braska Bill being referred to the Committee
OF the Whole. Sepulchral crows, shaky vo.
cal efforts! 1t is customary to refer all i'm.
portant bills to the Committee of the Whole
everybody knows that, and this reference ar
CUES nothing against the bill. The common
sense of the country is, by degrees concentra-
ting in favor of the Bill, and it must pass
some time, however long the Jules may de.
lay it, Enquirer.
Hear what Mr.. Richardson, godfather Of
the bill in the House, says about it while
pleading with and implorng Mr. Cutting to
withdraw his motion to refer it to the Com.
mittee Of the Whole
"Mr. RICHARDSON desired to have the
bill referred to the Committee on Territories
for the purpose of amending it in some par.
ticulars, and said that to refer the hill to the
Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union, would kill it by lndirecton. twas
useless to deny it, and gentlemen need no,
pretend to him they are favorable to the bill
while they wish to place it in such a posi-.
ton; but he had no respect for those who
profess to be for the bill, while they are using
every effort by indirec,i IN 10 destroy and
kill it.
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o. The following communication was
handed us by respectable German. The
Enquirer has never lost an opportunity to
insult our German population. In speaking
of the destruction of block OF marble sent
by the Pope for the Washington Monu.
ment, it says:
"Men who come ever here and gas enthu-
siastically about freedom are the first to deny
to others the privilege of entertaining un-
molested their religious beliefs"
We believe this to be base SANDER on
our foreign population. They are not the
men to gas enthusiastically about freedo IN
but they are the men who feel how precious
is freedom, and the last men to deny that to
others which they SO highly prize themselves.
But to the communications
For the Evansville Journal.l
The Enquirer of yesterday accuses with.
out any cause the Foreigners, the ''men icho
come ouer here" of demolishing the block OF
marble sent by the Pope as a part to the
monument Of Washington, now in process
of erection.
The Enquirer has already gained a sorrow
full reputation in the capacity Of defamer OF
the Germans, and anything that is German,
and it seems to be absolutely his purpose, moi
only TO retain that reputation, but to increase
it still more, but neither the Anglo-Am eri-
can nor the German Democrats will be any.
ways thankful to him for it, if we mistake
not.
Who has told the Enquirer that "Forei9n
ers" were the persons who demolished thai
block of marble, which, being sent by q
worldly despot and Apostolcal See, from
which the most intolersnt DEGREES and action:
went forth, may of course seem to many q
person unsuted to make a part of the monu
ment about being erected to the founder o.
this lenublic and guardian of the most unlim
tied religious liberty!
But why must it just have been the For
eiqners, who in such striking manner evin
ced their objections to the insertion of tina
block of marble in Washington's monument
The Enquirer, being disposed to natlvism
answers "yes," but every sensible man, ant
even every schoolboy capable of judgment
who has read of the burning of the churches
in Philadelphia and elsewhere, and of the or
igin of the Native-American party, will say
mo, and again nor
That rage of the Enquirer against tn,
"men that come over here" stands howeve
not solitary among the present "abortiv'
Democracy and we shall hereafter take &C
cnsion to say something about its origin, ex
preston and consequences.
REFORM.
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An Indiana SENATOR


Senators Cass and Petit have had little
war of words in Congress. In the course of
it, Petit remarked:
Butthe Senator from Michigan did me the
great honor, while was in private life, to re-
fer to me in not very complimentary terms
in 1850. On the 2lst and 22d days of Janu-
airy of that year, when l was entirely out of
public life, with no public employment, with
no engagements here, but when was at
distance of thousand miles from this place,
the Senator, in undertaking to maintain his
position that there is no power in Congress
to legislate over the territories, constituted
himself catechist, and me a catechumen.-
By chance ! found his speech. I came
across it and | read it. Prior to that time I
had never an aspiration, and never an idea,
that | should reach the political elevation by
which the Senator himself was honored with
seat on this floor; but when l found myself
thus catechised, thus attacked, and, NAV
say, thus attempted to be ridiculed. hailed
it as my star Of destiny. From that moment
| never had doubt that the Senator and
myself would live TO meet face to face here,
and that should have the gratifying oppor-
tunity of answering the questions which he
vided that for me. never doubted it.
never hesitated in my path. knew that as
soon as a vacancy should happen from nv
State in the Senate of the United States,
should be sent here, and that the Senator
could not die and depart this life until that
time.
Could presumption and impudence 60 far
Their than this! DIR. Petit never had any as
pirations to become Senator, till his name
was used by Senator Cass in the Senate-and
then, he hailed that allusion as the star of his
destiny-from that moment he knew he
would be elected an u. S. Senator from In
diana /! That he ever had any aspirations
for that position, shows the opinion he had OF
the Indiana Legislature. But his opinion
was correct. 1t dared elect to that high Of
fee as great political knave as there is in
the West, and as arrant cemagogue-a
man whose sole recommendation was ability
and that obscured by vulgarity and moral
corruption. He knew that he would get the
first vacancy, and that Senator Cass could
not die till he met Senator Petit face to face
AS though the will of high Heaven might be
stayed to propitiate the low passions of q
blackguard! Will this Petit neuer cease ,o
be less bad odour in the nostrils of decen.
cy than he now is! Cannot even the Senate
Chamber restrain his natural vulgarity ant
blasphemy!
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A WHITE MAN KILLED BY HIS SLAVE -
The Savannah (Ga) Journal of the 10th
inst, says: A most horrible murderw was com
mitted few days since, in kinchafoonee
dy.
The circumstances as far as can learn
are as follows: Mr. McGrady had been to
Lanahasse, and on his return home when near
his own house, he was attacked by two of his
own negroes, who knocked him off his horse
with club, cut his throat from ear to ear
and then spit his body open. They dragged
him into the woods and concealed his body.
Circumstances, however, having induced Mr..
McGrady's neighbors to believe that these
neighbors to believe that these negroes com.
mitted the crime, they were arrested and have
confessed guilt.
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10 The Cannelton Reporter puffs the
Enquirer of this city, and calls the Journal
an insipid but pretentious sheet! Perhaps
this is because we declined exchanging with
that mighty organ of Cannelton! We though,
at least couple Cannelton editors had very
good reason for believing the Journal any.
thing else than an pid sheet. Ii once had
occasion to take them through "course Of
sprouts" that savored of thing but insipidi.
ty, and probably one of the gentlemen is ye,
sore on the subject.
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A RIDDLE.-We received letter which
has been mislaid, written US by friend at
New Harmony, three weeks ago, saying he
had arrived there at 4 o'clock p. Nj. and 8,
O'Clock that evening witnessed wedding.
A very singular thing in connection with the
affair was, that the moment the bride became
a wife she become a husband. There's q
riddle for our feminines, and perhaps they vii
try to solve it.
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New Hampshire Election.


The Enquirer longs for chicken cock,
that it might crow over the result in New
Hampshire. You do crow pretty well, neigh
Dor, without the aid of chicken cock. Had
you the instinct Of Chanticleer to direct
your crowings, they might portend the dawn
of some happyfying event, with some degree
of certainty. But your hootings, guided by
blinded reason, always admonish us that
darkness and disaster are approaching. The
fact is, you "crow before you are out OF the
woods"
The simple facts in the case of this New
Hampshire result are, (Which our neghbor
wishes to crow over) that the administration
has been most essentially rebuked! The
Democrats have been defeated, and the lead
ing administration measure secuted and re-
pudiated by the people!
Our neighbor bases his Civilizations upon
very stale authority. The true result in New
Hampshire as declared by the Independent
Democrat of Concord, and confirmed by the
Boston Democratic papers, is l57 opposition
to l4S Democrats, elected to the Legislature.
Many of those claimed as Democrats were
elected under solemn pledges to vote for no
man for U. 8. Senator who favored the Ne
braska infamy. The Pierce organs of the
State lied many into the belief that the Me-
braska bill was not ca administration meas
urs, and thus prevented total and over
whelming discontinue. The issue was made
between the people and their candidates and
says the Boston Atlas, GA majority of the ad-
mnistration members only secured their elec-
ton under pledges and instructions to oppose
the repeal ofthe Missouri Compromise, and
to vote for no men for U. S. Senators no,
likewise opposed to that scheme of infamy.'
This is the way '.the administration is
sustained"-"the way New Hampshire sus-
tains the Constitution and the Union"-by
openly rebuking the President her own son
and eschewing the pet measure of his admin
istration.
The Enquirer says that "Whiggery has
been made to bite the dust in New Hamp-
SHIRE" The Albany Atlas, an administration
paper, says that the Wings have elected Ice
members to the Legislature, and cyphers up
a Wing gain in the State of l9 members
This is not so bad shifting ofdust" after al
neighbor! New Hampshire has led the var
of Democratic States, by putting her Gran
lite foot upon the neck of the administration
She has been the first to speak upon tn,
Nebraska swindle, and most molly has sh:
washed her hands from its iniquity, and spurn
its authors with loathing and contempt.
Let our Shanghai neighbor crow again!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-29

Music FROM THE BAND.-The two Ger
man Brass Bands have united their compa.
MES, under the name of the Indiana Brass
Band, and hold themselves in readiness tt
answer the calls of the citizens of Evansville
and vicinity with the sweetest of music
This band now comprises many skil!ful anc
experienced performers, both on string and
wind instruments, and they are determined
to make their company the Indiana Band.