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pursuit with IN ardor and enthusiasm which Are rarely
vnssed even snosgst artists no has arrived ct results
that snts him to rank amongst the rst of v ng opsr
stors His works distir guishsd not only BY their
oodness and oearnsss Of Tone but BY the true artistic
feeling that pervadss them. In the choice OF position
the graceful arrangement OF drapery and the various
othe: incidents that help TO make up the ENSEMBLE of
pleasing and enectBg PICTURE he is unrivAlIed His his
torcs portraits form perhaps the most complete and
valuable collection In existence Taken from ns they
present to Us An exact reproduction of tho familiar traits
OF men whom the nation delighted to honor, and whose
memories live eDshrined in hearts To the present
generation their value is great TO the next 1t will bs
inmense What would not now give to look upon the
images - thus reproduced Of Washington, Jefferson,
Randolph, Patrick Henry and Others Of tbs great
with whose associated the most orious events
In political snpas By continuing to devote himself
to this nobls talk Of illustrating the who illustrate
the country Mr.. Brady will perpetuste the fame which
he has 6eservedly acquired.
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nARITtME INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED
Steamship franklin Wotton Hsvrc Mortimer Livingston
ship Andrew Foster, Hol.erton, Liverpool. osden.
SHIP Carthage; Peihins. sydney, Hsw, v Cameron;
chip Hope Brggr. San Francisco. Lsdd Church.
sbip Caller ., iSsyi.. Ne. orleans WIN Nelson sers
Bsif son.,ri, Linden, G.I,c;son J II Brewer
schr Alexander kitelsli, Bakos, Gambia, Africa Ma.
sebr Efo-, orr, Curry, Ponce, TLkD Dswen
sehr Louisins smith Charleston, nors.ty, Mott 90.
ssir cois Lindsey Bsy' aewberu. Davis Holmes
schr Wallets, Cenokiin, Wsslnstoa, NJ,
schr DeR0sse,s Brewster, wilniasson, D0ner APos
sehr ooesp, Howos, Wlninsscn, b Blss.sm Co.
sebr X Smith Kelly. Norfolk, stursts Cle,rm.n Co.
ssI 1arssI issaa. fPas Ekse
sShrJ warren chsYI 1 !, New !. H.vsa Y as,er.
sieop MARI Eilatets, Ev,rts New Haven, j II Ravens
Steamer wcstsrppoi Hall baltimore, Psrser Vein %.
ARRivHu
Ship Corp-ori.e Zerga Liverpool Dec 49, with mdre and
% psssr 10 Zeres,& HAD tive deaths The o..
ship Humboldt BrenI amen ann Bremen 50 days with
sc1 sn s e ssr Dali ssse. g.
essi, TO Barclay ! L,irss, '''' = - sA'' "''n
Isri K 6andei tReis eeawi,r Antwerp, es days,
With mefo AMI 2i passengers to Tunoh hincke. Had
Bait Frederick Dering, Chase RI, Grands Dso &C. with
oi. ssri R.nswhs Y SeT Yri Il dsys from. ron s ~
syre, t9r southsmpton n 18Th lat is s. IS IS W
SswYsIi IS days r, m P t;l ~ Ne. Yor s.a
sI' rs.s 5 s u. SPOKE
s0hi julien, q Ths |A.,on, hence for HsnssSs
with furar arr moissses, 70 mas,er
Sob, ai. r; - Penny Rive; Ssrs ssy
:p.'r "a, s:ss.ily BRIG a'.'''
sshy Bllsv Bp tsy. HAusAz, ezra VIVA -, 'snas-
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DBAIH IN THE WoRKHoUsE IN WASHINGTON
us Win rsret thsi We nncs the ests OF Osd p.
Johrson, man o. teknowe gel talent, but whose ina
bhy or position 70 teep ssay fr m sooh llia dria
Las been the cause q bis death I1bcacn h,s o,co
ped some very important potcrs 10 ths STATE OF Pam
fy'ara, which he fll'd with a. M He came TO this
Department Of the Democratic Ss-qs IN, bss n~ovas !.
failure The evenn s Mr. skea 70 the sn,Ia sopss
Ns weak rs to he unable 10 yak AMI c.s o,-r;.s
On . furniture wagon This morning WHEN III w9-sh1ss
gardener 70 market he Announced the dsah N N,
j. causing surprite nut exciting tbs forroy OF ali vi
anew him.-WdshfrgtoH Star, Fb IL
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ELornEST AND AgRzsT OF THE PAATrFs.-Day
before yest~rosy man named 0rson Hill took buggy
from stable In this city, and crossing the ate line OF
Indiana brought oesoAton into ssti, Bills Of
Certain Smith, by car,irg Oh the psinsr Of hi, ,ys aud
Toe parties came To this siiy Tuesday even
Ing srd put mp at the Rock Island House and
wife The forsahep smith, 10 hot pursuit laid his
complaint before police, BY whom ths cou
pie apprehtpded yesterday afternoon in AurrAys
store Lake street and watch aud Sl40 the property
al Smith, recovered frem them warrant vas last
evening obtsn,d sgsins Hill and the woman for criminal
rennectiou and ~ late hour the, taken from the
quarters ~ the Baltic House and committed for exauna
aon-CAicd0o journal Feb. TO-
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9Crrrn CoUu-generaI T-rm.-Nos y, 81, A. 81 a.
y, % 90, b5 SO. SO, 20 40, AZ, IS,
eUrsDr Coun-Orcuit Nos 100, lq7 los, 20l, 2o2
BE III l67, 20s 2il 71s 70 2ie, as
sUrrnu Co -u.-Nos bTA, 4s6 All, IpT, $50 4S7 3oe
o., sse AGA tt7, 2ss ass 22T 49, so7 $50 lolJs 22s
~ zs tF ass 40 AL, t42 a. as, 40 sas, 40
t2Asos fLsAs--E.cE No e. =. IL.
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BfaAMY BY CoLoREp CLRRGYxAy.-The Rev.
Bird Parker oolored clergyman OF Chicago VAS arrested
d,y two since OF . charge u bigany. Hav,g wife
In st Louis OF his color, to who he had been mar
ried ten or tseve years he toox mother fos months
since few shades lighter than himself in Intianapo.
lis The former mace her sprsarAncs In ChIoAgo the
iess spous. 90 vas h.d % BAL q large smoun. Cor
ulAl
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STATUS ON THE CALrSDAR--The very common
question, 'vbsre are wei tina American AlmAoas an
srtrs quite fPectfy From its tables wa either these
mporsnt fscWe srs In the 18th yea, Of tbs liz ,epsn
dence OF TIE Ured states the S55th year of TIE Chris
usn ers the Go seth year OF he Julian psYiod; To.
belito year Of the world Jewish ieokoniog; the 26cs
year Dee The fonndaticn OF Rome and the e3oth year
q TIE Oympats, or the "cord year Of 6ssth Oymbisu
eesipnng Ia Jolly, 1858 and moreover we are IN tbs
I,27Oth year since the Hesra, or flight OF sahome..
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fHILADELPBIA Feb Is, Ph-Arr sohrs Geo washias-
ton, Ramp Portsmouth,; 1t ua GRAY sharp 0hArlesSen
Gle shg Rip Van Wntl. snisn Liverpool; haris Emiiy
LofApd Port Of Spain, Tr-; CordeA Johns, Barbadoes
solrs Bnusin Cobb, Boston; A Heoksher stuSSs,
Wilmington. Nc STAR Taylor, Providenae KsnAs
bee, Santfoyd. New York
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Memoranda.

Ship Coz della lying ~ pier a East river sold yes6s
day for $S CO. and the Star OF the Wes at Savannah e
$4,000
Ths potboat Ewood wslser reports 18th inst Sandy Hssk
beArps 81 by miles rioksd up bag OF wheat marked
Lazarus Jaquts. n evark, MI
Bari Coulter beors reported missing and
to belopE Botsoh which blown of from Rum Key
now 70 Be Of New York John TAYLOR Of sohod
nav chcer VIM White and John Scott Of Boston; Thomas
Osborn CT haohAs JAmes Divine Of BA more Wm Chase.
ndw Jones and John Johnson Of New YORK. and AsxAst
Aoen, OF Europe, were seamen on board.
Tho crew ofship Eclipse which lost Oct H. a Ypas
Arizona, II. m Naxatan =.
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ssr Feb Ia. 80 so lon n wreck Of brs aaa ssh9
waterlogred and abandoned
Sehr Hanover whippls. Rchuond. 4 Says.
eehr W rarrew ranlkenburs, Alexandria. 8 AyS.
5ehr statesman, Weeks. AlsxAndriA, days.
sehr Han mond. Fair, Norfolk, 5aays.
schr Atwater. en all, Virginia.
sehr kAvsrds Smith. Virginia, 3days
SSonr Smith. weeks, virginia 2dayp
Sonr Fisher. Smith, vrsinA for New Haven.
s sshs Ten M uth, -. vrgina, days
SohL n Clark, Weefs, Egg HArber
Shr sns ssne Brown, Baltimore, days yaspeRS
sohr Snss streng Newton. Baltimore dsya
10ni AsOsoeA Harriet Curry, Delaware dayG
M rs Ssn-Ihs ssrk Harriet Frances (of RiohnsaA
nsss oenos Tor Antwerp Jan returned y port o.
perpnE having exporter esd heavy wssshsr sssE
shifted eafgs pumps choked for Sveivs hsSrs M
shs under wafer 20 tive oysrbosr1
HN sacks wheat 10 the Ian Il Jst a. % ~
10, bore away for Halifax whom vithr sh,x. ~
thai plsos was blown or In gale from 10 vNH IN
40 26 Ion 81 So bore FOX New York Va IN ~
city by steAmtug Ocean. s"s~ - -
One bark unknown.
Wind during the day, 1SR, and fogEy.
[BY SANDY Hoox PRINTING fnnaAyHl
THr HIeHIAEDs. Feb l3-SunlAvn.
Brig Julia Nouton ships siddsns, and Hendrix Hudaan
are ~ anchor In the bay, bopnd out
One bark OF the II ghJsEd d., bound n-no signal
Wind Light from Sw. weather very fosEy.
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Henry Porter Of ex Governor Porter o. Pennsyv
mia was last week sentenced BY the DAuphin county
Court to ray 81 0o0 damages to Dr. Sller for having
stabbed him with penknife la alteration, IN 1852
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TeIegraphso Marine aeports.

bOSTON Feb l3-Arr 1arks JsIs Love.a Ossrovt: Cuba
SurinAw; Adams Mobile; Echo, PhiiadoiphiS: II sdlsv
bAl.me ces Rogers All ig Cath srino sry
Port an PIN e: Marie biIo VIM Purrin ston WilurSt
NC; echr Plyme nth Rock, EYork.
NEW ORLEANS. Fob l1-Arr shirs Edward stsnlv ssSh
Sprague and bark Kepler Boston, ship Iadiara Ns
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countyner outsrip the Europeans this merit Of their
productions Blu. their talent into successful com
PETITION with them on their ground 10 Iondon and
Paris We hnd two Amer :An (hsynl and Thorn pson) at
the head OF the profession.
or the develoIement OF art In this country some idea
may be formed from the fact that there are upwards o.
10000 persons, with stock Of SO 600 o00 engaged In is
operations Whilst In each OF the European cities above
nentoaed there not perhaps more than half dc,,u
good operators there in New York at least
The standard OF excellence is Ia fact much higher With
us than in Europe. The European artists depend too
much their effects upon ocor and finish whilst ex
eel IN the holiness depth and soldiy OF pictures
hat these qualities ars nevertheless highly appreciated
h Furopssns have abundant proos not only In ths
Of artists abroad but In the trumphs
won BY thsm st the London Exhibition. The TO
which this pre- eminesoe may adni. OF dis pute
but oprion II Is p incIpay due 10 the fact that
the results obtained By the Dsguereotype In their
spdity genial to the practical aud 40 ahead ehsso
ter Of people vho have tins 10 waste In the SLOW
sad more uncertain process CT portal, painting wasn
the DssusrectJps was hrst discovered /: thought
that II would materially AFFECT The latter brsnsh OF art
and It has regards inferior class OF works which
mad TO real merit TO recommend them TO tbs man OF
sepius however, i has been found important surH
ary for BY taking Photographic Likeness OF his subjsc
in the exact position in whios he wshes 10 paint him he
pr,ssryes the spirit and rsinsty OF bis conception
and spares TIE sitter the tedlsm and fatigue necessary
70 the proper elaboration Of hiS work.
There rsfectiC have been suggested By recent visit
paid to the gallery OF Mr. N. Brady, OF Broadway,
gentleman who msy be said TO have contributed
mors than any ether man In the profession to the
Advancement Of the Daguerrean art 70 Its present
-. r~si-os !. Ma sSsssy. Lsvs~Ax A.a-SssA ~ ~
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CUT HIS TOE OPP!

The ev;lerce here given IN favor OF GARDINER'S
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost Incredible
10 those who have tested lis great heaRg
nevertheless give in Mr. Dodge's words rs We
know il to be true:
MIR. WILLIS DODGE. living near Cynthiana, Poscy
county Ind that last about Christmas. while
engaged i'm choppDg wood he his foot bad he
repaired to the house and his boot Of and found that
his great Toe cut off, he sent Immediately for bot
had heard ofits being used for fresh cus and havis
put the toe back to its place. using the Magic
Wound Healer, and in short time the pain ana
ness all ef he continued the of the Magic Wound
Healer. and ina few weeks
HIS TOE GROEED on AGAIN.!
ne, er having infamed or become sore.
Mr. Dodge says he may he referred to to the benc
fits he received from the ofthe Magic Wound Healer
he has used ia ~eyeral in his family and
II IL the best remedy for fresh cuts he ever used
Numerous certificates could be IN. think the
diners Magic Wound Healer riH care fresh cuts and
net infame or become sore.
IT ? Preparec by JAS. l.. GARDINER
Sold by Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, Ind.
" Z" X. II. HallorS- Princeton.
" Wooisey IL Linck, Evansville
and by Country Merchants generally [febls2md5mw
DESSOLUTI0N OF PARTNEssSHrP.
rVBE partnership heretofore existing between Ingle,
l. Wheeler & lglehart, Attorneys at Law. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. John Ingle. Jr has
tired IT, q. Wheeler take and represented all the bust
ness of the rG, except Real Estate Agencies which are
JOHN INGLE JR.,
H. q. WHEELER,
feb9 3w ASA IGLEHART.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities.


The weather is cool with heavy frost
at night. Slight rain yesterday.
The new and fine Locomotive, Judge
Prince vas yesterday hauled from the top OF
the wharf to the canal bridge-a good days
travel considering the rails had to be laid
taken up and relaid, every short distance, and
the motive power several men ut a capsain.
We never recollect to have seen
more freight on our wharf at one time than
there is now, notwiths :ancing the large guam
titles which have been shipped lately. Inc
ievee is literally covered with barrels
As the steamer Justice was ascending
the river below Henderson night before last
the attention of her officers was attracted BY
the shrieks of a man in distress. The pilot
rang the bell to stop the boat, when they as
certained that the noise proceeded from Ii
man near by off their s,arboard bow
Capt Vaughan ordered the boat to round
TO, and the crew made every effort in their
power ut great risl; of their boat TO save the
man, but only approached near enough to
see him drawn beneath pile of drift to rise
no more. 1t was supposed he had fallen from
the Tishomingo which was only hort dis
sance ahead. Too much credit cannot be
awarded Capt. Vaughan for his praiseworthy
conduct in his efforts to save this fortunate
and unknown human being from watcry
grave. When Capt. Vaughan gave the or
der TO run the boat in the direction of the
drowning man, the pilot very truly remarked
-'that there was very great danger on account
OF the drift, and they would be almost GER
tain to sink tfeir boat" (Which was loaded to
the guards) "No natter" said Capt. Waugh
an, "we must not let the man drown"
"A corps ofsurveyors were on Division
street yesterday, engaged in making sur
vey of that street in connection with the
Strait Line Railroad. There is very suit
able piece of ground for depot, near the foot
applied to any other purpose.
- The mail packet line between Louis
vile and St. Louis is again full, AM. with the
very best class of boats, which are making
prompt time. The only difficulty we hear of
now about mail matters, is about their re-
ceipt and delivery at our whaaf.
We learn that Capt. Holcroft aud
Billy Huston have contracted for a new boat
to be done the first of May for the Louisville
and Evansville trade. Her hull vii. be 200
feet in length, 18th "a feet beam and 6 feet
hold. The engines will have 90 inch cylin-
ders with 8 feet stroke. and she will be TIE
best beat ever in the trade.
The splendid packet Southerner, pass
ed up yesterday morning. We o: cofse got
our usual roll of late St. Louis papers, for
which we are much obliged.
- The steamer Logan has gone into
the Wabash trade where she will continue to
run long the stage OF the river will ad-
mt. She is good boat for that trade.
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TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 90.

TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 90.
River rising a little. Bee left for Evans
vile. No boats up.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. %, p. NJ.
Market quiet; superfine flour 6 40a6 &c.
Corn no sales; oats Gle; wheat l5al %;
provisions quiet; sales of mess pork at l2 %
to arrive; $50 bbls No. lard SIC, 200 tics
No. 81; whisky 22lc, dull; lead so, firm.
River rising slowly; weather cool.
VINcESNEs, Feb. %, p. NJ.
The Emma Watts passed up this evening.
The Bee passed down this morning. The
river has risen 3 inches in the last "a hours.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF
AZ 1CH,S SALAMAN DER.
FIRE AT ELMIRA, Ny.

ELN:RA. January %, 1854.
~ ArRors * Co.-GeRtiemsR: The "RiCH'S SAL
AMANpER,' purchased from you preserved our books
anu papers at the burning of our Carriage Factory,
the morning of the ed inst The Safe was
by quantity orspokes and fcoes and fell into the
Tar on pile oil hickory aud oak lumber. and was for
some time seen at white heat. yet. when opened.
nothing was found To be injured, except the binding Of
the books. which were stained by the >team.
Truly yours, &c, w. NJ HILL & CO.
a large assortment Of RlCH'S SALAMANDEkS al
ways on hand al the Depot, l45 Water street.
SrEARNS d MARVIN.
- successors 10 Rich & Co.,
The only makers Of SALAMANDER SAFES. combining
Rich's anu Wilder's Patents.
They will be sDd the manufacturers price with adj
don of transportation only. ALLlS & HOWES.
feb7 Sole Apen,s f,r Inti,na
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COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 30
RvER--The river is rising slowly at this point with
good beating stage in channel. Receding above
WEATnER-Cool and cloudy, and her unplca SAINT du-
ring the last week.
BrsSEss-Is now in full blast in every department.
Produce is fetching good prices with ready sales. We
notice v ANY receipts Of Groceries for the spring
trade Dry Goods also coming to hand in unusually
large stocks The ensuing season promises largely in
creased trade. There has been essential change in
prices current for the past week. Foreign advices ndi
cate that the demand for American provisions will con-
TIME, with strong probability of increased demand
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FOR SALE CE SAP.
COMW7SsXONEK,S SALE

CONN7SSAONEK,S SALE
POSTPONED.
pursuance Of n decree of the Knox Circuit. Court
l. thc Undersigned, Commissioner will expose To pub
lc sale, an execution, At the Court House door in Vim
eenncs. Monday the 9TH day OF March. IS5I
The hours of IL o'clock A VI. and O'Clock r. NJ Of said
day. hundred and eleven. in the Borough
OF Ninccnncs, with the buildings thereon, aud the ma
cnery and fixtures belonging to, aud in the Cot
ton Mill on said lot and ever. thing else forming "A part
oil said Mill and used ia the running thereof The above
prope rty known rs the Bonner Cotton Factory. The
rents and profits for seven years will be offered pur
suanee OF law, and tAcn If necessary, the fee will be Of
cred.
The terms cash; but arrangement be made for
a credit rs 10 the larger part Oh proper security.
SAMUEL JUDAH.
Vincennes, Feb. 10, -. If-bii tbs
YiReennes Patriot.
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BY THE z. ANp q. RAILROAD.

Shipments.
Schulcr-2 hbls beer: Orr bills sugar, hfbbl
mnlasses bae batting. &c bars bdls ;ron pkcs Scant
lin & Paryin--i bS. sheets copper: Rnth--6 bed
steads: Farrell & Col bx candy: Wilson, boxes
BemenI & VIele-2 hhds sugar doZ washboarcs box
cheese do candles do lemons: Schae fer & Shredder
II pkg cigars; Coburn & Hershberger-4 mattresses;
Allis IL Howes2 bls ale, 81 pkes: Decker d Kramer
i roll leather Preston Bros pkgs: & ID Henann-7
empty Lbs: Loewenthal d Col bale mdsc.
Receipts.
$40 SKIS cora. Mitchell * Son: al7 DO do Babcock
Bros: horse, c Griffith.
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j. CUPPLI.S.
- ~ hESs
TIN SHEET IRON COPPER AND STOVE STORE

TIN, SHEET IRON, COPPER AND STOVE STORE,
Corner First Gad Sycamore st..
II CUPPLES has opened his store at the above To-
81 cation. opposite Bement & Fiee's, where he is
prepared To do all kinds OF In Sheet Iron aud Copper
wok. Roofing, GATHERING. &c. &c. the best manner
aud AT the lowest prices. Tie also keeps hand a
riety OF
COOKING STOVES,
and oihe kinds of Stoves for sale
be purchased in the city. The public respect
niiy invited to call. lfcbl3-u
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febl4 GInd
FIRE NOTICE.


Ar meeting Of the Neptune
-97@ynT- Fire Company. on the evening go
Essc35s~Sof the 18th inst, il wa. unani 9ssssff-yi
S3|Amousy SS<ces=zz5
Hesoired That in future any alarm OF fire that
"he given whether false real, that the range OF this
"Company be strictly confined the Corporate limits of
''lhc City of Evansville.
by order of the Company. WM. HOLDEN. Pres't.
WELL n. WALKER. Scct'y. febf5if
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STATE OF INDIANA, &C
Marlborough County, %
In the Marlborough Circuit Court
ElZey G.. Burkam, lantif,
against Action TO forcslose
James Madison Case and Mortgage.
Rachel Case, his wife, Def'ts.
affidavit having been filed with the P2intiff's
"A plant in the Office of the Clerk of lhe Marlborough
Circuit Court setting forth that the said Defendants,
James Madison Case and Rachel Case. his wife. are
is either OF them, resident in the State OF Ind
ana but that they reside in Oregon California af
faint is informed and believes and that they
sary parties the above entitled action.
The said Defendants thereto hereby notified of
The pendency OF The above entitled action in said court
will trial at term of
said Court, begun and held the Court House i'm
the city OF Evansville, the third Monday in April,
lsa4 JACOB LUNKENHEINER
Jones & blythe. Cik Of said Court.
Auys for Plaintiff. Ifet9-2wd-3tw
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CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA, NEW JERSEY.
State Bank * Branches. par All Solvent Bar KS bar
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA
OHIO. Branches In Orleans. par
State Bank IL Branches. par ALABAMA
Independent Banks par All Solvent Banks Q dis
State Stock Bank 20 p). .5dis ~. & 8. CAROLINA.
IN pl.. par All Solvent Banks.... - dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. g dis
VAGINA ILLINOIS
All soNent BANKS. par New StkSecurity Bks dis
A., ENNESjGE. WISCONSIN,.
All solvent Banks dis All Solvent Banks. 3 dis
MISSOURI. Fire az Marine ins. Co - dis
Sta'e BANK q Branches. par MICHIGAN.
A., EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. y dis
Al noNent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
FENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Blnks 49,. par All Solvent i dir
EXCHANGE.
sew ork Buying at -. Selling. -..-1 prem
S'ne'hiu buying. Selling. ......s prem
We" orleans. ....Selling. ........}
COIN
american Gold. Buying prem Selling prem
silver Chinge... ." ......5 prem
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.


OF The Eastern line was reported down
last evening at some point beyond Louisville,
and consequently we have no Eastern dis
patches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-23

CNCLOTHS, C ASSN RES AND vESrINGS.-Our
~ stock IL now first in goods of this line Parties
wanting To- purchase good article of these styles of
Goods, wish they would call in and examine Them
nov2s MORGAN, KEEN d PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-23
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Evansville. Ia

Once First street near the New Catholic Church.
WHAT is HOMEOPATHIC EXPLANATIONS
HOMEOPATHY. from the Greek 'sHomoion" and
Il Il 'Pathos." signifies the new Medical stem, which
does not attack the sound parts Of The body perform
eure but medicines in accordance with the maxim
'smilia semilibus enrantur"-like cured 10y its like
which directly operate on the affected parts, and which
tend 10 produce when taken ia large doses by
In health similar those of the disease
prescribed for. We call this the school, reformed
or homeopathic 5! stem, method or practice.
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Il 10 pigs Block Tin: clsS Zinc; received per
steamer Fanny Smith and for sale by
dcc23 SAMUEL ORR