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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-18

At a special meeting of the Commen
Council of the city of Ev ansvile. held on the
18th inst, the following resolutions we're
adopted: "a E
Resolved, That this City does hereby grant
the right Of wav To the Evansvi'le, Indiana.
polls and Cleveland Straight Line Rail Road
Company TO lay down and keep, in repair
one or Two railroad tracks, (if the second
track be necessary through any one street OF
the city running Ia and from the Ohio river.
with the proper switches and turn-outs and
the right 10 run with sieanfe otherwise the
engines aud cars oil the Company upon the
same at any rate Of speed not exceeding four
miles an hour: PROVIDED. That the grade of
said Rail Road track at lis intersection with
the Wabash and Erie canal in tue city of Ev-
ansville or its engagements, shall cores
pond to and be the same as the present estab-
lished grade OF the streets OF said city, and
tina: the bridge upon hich said railroad
tracks cross said canal in said city or its en-.
lsrgements, be either pivot or draw bridge:
And Prrrided also, That there be a clear
space Of " enty-five feet in width from said
canal TO said river left vacant by said railroad
on any street in said city passed through by
said tracks. which space shall be left vacant
on that side Of the street (passed through
opposite 10 The location oil the depot build
ings, the width Of said space oftwenty five
feetto be estimated from The outer edge Of
the size walk.
Resolved, That said r il Road Company
shall have the free use Of the public
wharves Of the city for the landing and
transportation Of their freight and passen-
gers to and from the boats and cars, such
boats paying the same wharfage that are
paid by other boats, and no more.
X solped. That the foregoing resolutions
sh,ll be irrevocable fer The same shall have
been accepted by tine Board OF Directors of
said Company, and for that purpose the
Clerk is directed to certify a copy OF t'ese
resolutions, and enclose the same 10 the Pre-.
sident of said Company ... ...t,.fr
JOHN s. HOPKINS, Mayor.
Attest: GEO II. ToDD, Clerk.
The above resolutions passed with great
unanimity; Mr.. Hewston, of the sth ward, be.
ing the only dissenter. We are glad to see
our city Council take this stand, although a
little tardy in the movement. 1t exhibits a
different feeling from that which has been
formerly shown, and will do more to quiet
the opponents of this road in some of their
talk, than anything else could have done.
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Clerical Negro stealing.

Rev. Morris w. Day, of Madison, Indiana
was arrested about Two weeks ago upon a
warrant from Gov. Wright, in compliance
with requisiton from Gov. Powell of KY,
upon charge of seducing and enlicing aw ay
the slaves of the farmers in Trimble county
KY, FOR which charge he stands indicted in
tie Trimble Circuit Court. He was subse-
quently brought before the Court of Common
Pleas at Madison on writ OF Ha5eas Corpus,
to try the legality Of the requisition and war
rant of the two Governors. Judge Walker
found upon close examination that neither
the warrant nor requisition was in confer
nifty with the law upon that subject, mas.
much as they did not set forth in sufficient
manner the crime alledged to have been COM
mitted. The Rev. was accordingly discharg-
ed and fled the city on the fastest horse he
could find. Day is said to have left family
in the East aud has been living on farm in
Kentucky opposite Madison, with the notori-
Gus Della Webster, under very suspicious cir
cumstances for several months. 1t is sup
posed thai the large number OF slaves which
have left Trimble county recently, have gone
through the agency of this notable couple
Miss Webster still occupies the farm but has
had notice 10 leave by her neighbors, who
also threaten summary proceedings to eject
her in case she refuses to comply with their
notice. Another warrant for the arrest of
Day, in legal form, was received at Madison
soon after he left.
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o N & II < los Al.
THIsTY-THIRD coxGREss-FIasr SESSION.
WAsHIHGroN, Feb. Is.

WAsEIaGToN, Feb. Is.
SESArE.-The French spoliaton bill was
taken up and passed. yeas 81, nays Is.
MIR. Stuart presented a resolution directing
the Committee on Commerce to repor, bill
making appropriations for the Improvement
oil rivers and harbnrs-laid over. ut
The bill granting Ohio all public lands
therein remaining unsold was pa ssed.
The Nebraska bill come up Mr. Houston
concluded his speech strongly approving the
passage of the bill. The question was then
taken on Mr., Douglass amendment, when il,
was adopted, yeas IS, nays 10. "' -H
Mr.. Chase, moved to amend the amend
ment by adding proviso, that under the act
the people of the territories through their ap-
propriate representatives may, if they see fiji,
prohibit slavery therein.
HoUsE.-Mr. Ewing submitted the paper
which had been sent him to lay before the
House, signed by the citizens of New York,
representing that Mike Walsh, ainember of
The House, is no: citizen OF the United
States by either birth or naturalization, but
that he was born in Ireland d. referred.
Clear the Track.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. Is. 4
The first train over the new route arrived
this afternoon, ID hours through from Phia-
delphia. The mail train arrived at Ia. 81.
with over 800 passengers.
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The RAILROAD HorEL.-This is the name
OF a new hotel just opened near the market,
by }. Cochran, Esq. It will be convenien mt
mouse Tor the railroad and canal travel. Jim
mas had long experience in the business
and Will keep good house. His numerous
irends In the country will, Of course, not for
get him. He is now prepared to entertain
bis friends, and the public in the mos. approx.
cd style.
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CO Col. Drew is about making an in.
portant and much needed addition to the Pa
viion Hotel. We are glad TO see this long
contemplated design oil the Coils. being car
red Out with effect. 1t is more hotel room is
yet demanded for the convenience OF the in
creasing travel.
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COMMrssIoNER,s SALE

pursuance ola decree Of the Knox Circus Court,
Il the undersigned. Commissioner will EXPOSE pub
l'c SALE an execution, the Court House door, in ein
eenes, on Mondy the 9Th day OF March, 1884, between
The hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ Of said
day lot number one hundred and eleye ia the Borough
or Vine cnnes with The buildings thereon and the
cnery and fixtures be oiging to- and used the Cot
ton Mill said lot aud ever, thing else forming part
OF said Mill and used ia the running thereof The above
prope rty known as the H. Cotton Factory The
rents and profits for years will be offered tur
suance OF law, and tLen necessary, will bs 81
cred CO =
The terms cash: but arrangement be made for
credit AZ 10 the larger part proper security.
SAMUEL JUDAH.
Fineennes, Feb. TO- 81. II BID tide !.
PIncenpes Psfrtef.
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UF NEW fUhh, III |------- -
TIVE justly celebrated teachers Of q new svsfev -
l. DRESS CUTTING. have just arr, ed. and will Rivo
The Ladies OF this city and vicinity, for few days No.
sons ia Cutting Ladies' and hid ems re-srs by p~
feet and improved -ysem that will enable d IN
forms aud with the precision without The
troublesome necessity OF tyin. altering eires
etiich IL IS so simpic that any person of tcmmen
pacty can learn To t themselves others In sny stso
desirable with two hours instruction.
10 those who wish 10 engage in profitable and lucrs.
i've business II is OF The utn ost importance thnss
vino wish only to cut for themselves and friends, y
worth ten times the price of instruction. Perfect sxs
Faction given, or charge Patterns cut, warranted
nj the form. pay IL kindly invited call and
sse free az Charge Al the house OF alei oesey ksc
second street ~ ~
REFERENCES. 4 nf 81
MRS SHANKIlN, MRS VIM REILLY.
fellJif
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DIR. T.. 4. EEIRUANN.s
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Evansville. Ia.

ONCE First street near The New Catholic Church.
WHAT is HOMEOPATHY! EXPLANATION.
HOMEOPATHY. from the Greek "Homoion" ssA
''Pathos." signifies the Medical system, y hsk
does not attack the sound psrs OF the body perform
cures but medicines in accordance with the maxim
"smilia semiiieus enranur"-like cured by its like
which directly operate the affected paris which
tend "a produce, when taken in large doses persope
in health SYMPTOMS similar those fihe disease 20 BE-
prescribed for. We call this the school, reformed
or Homeopathic s, stem, method or practice.
febIItf
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RESOLUTIONS BIZ THE PEOPLE.

Resolved USASINousLr, That for the last two years
We have been in the constant habit Of using tho Mus
tang Lnmrn for Rheumat and for all Sores, Brui,
es- Sprains and Burns, aud IL has failed give
Immediate relief.
RssoLvEp, That we have also used the Mustang Lni-
ment for the Piles Erysipeas, Salt Rbeum aud Chapped
Hands. and that il has always cureJ.
RE>oLvEp By THE LADIES, That We have used the Mus
tang Eminent for Sore Nipples Sore Breasts, Chafes
and Sores on Children. and for Moth Freckies the
lace anu neck; and has always proved efeciua-ieav
Ing the skin smooth, soft and white.
kEsoLvR1 BY ALL AeEs SEXES. That we shall ever
Continue the use ofthe Mustang Lininent because
have tried and proved its efficacy. (rt.-i'- ..--
U|7See advertisement in another column.
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UPPLES.g

TN, SHEET IRON, COPPER sIovr STORE
Corner First and Sycamore sts.. n
l CUPPLES has removed his store TO the ahave Ia
- cation. opposite Bcment & VieIe's, where ts Il
prepared to do all kinds lin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wo,k. hoonng Suffering. &c.. &c. in the best nssnneP
aud AT the lowest prices He also KEEPS on hand vs.
riety OF
COOKING STOVES ,..
ana othe' kinds Of Stoves for sale low
can De purchased in the city. The public respect.
uiiy invited 10 call. Ifeb1i-tf
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DROoMs, WOODEN WAR;. &C.

IlROOMS, WOODEN WARE, dC...
- lUoo dozen Shaker. medium and common Broe ms;
3uo do extra and common Whip and hssrtA
BrooIs; .Itl
800 nests blue oak aud red Tubs ,a-a
$40 dozen common 3-hoop and fancy Bueketss $50
300 nests covered Buckets; - f--lr-r-
luO do Pine Tubs; -.t
100 do Cedar do;
% dozen bail and nest Boxes; t-,
ITO do Wire Sleves:
100 do Manill Bedcords 49,
2u0 do Zine WashLoarIs; - -. b..
30 do Barrel and half-oarrel Covers: I
30 do Alicani, Jute. COR aud Hope Gat:s;
eU6 nests Market Baskets; ~
50 do Clothes Baskets and Hampers; 49,.
100 boN.s Clothes Pins;
ECO nests Bowls; f.f ffFTf
200 gross wood-box Matches; r.H
% dozen Trays; --l.et s.-. s-ra
100 do Cocoa Dippers; -r..rf I'D lr--.-
100 do Cedar Buckets and Piggins. brasssnd irsu
hooI .'f F
so do Painted Keelers; .-1
SO d" Horse and Well Buckets; - -'r
20 do Half Bushels; s'tA
200 sets Measures. Eve in; i--h
% dozen Churns; -...--s.
With ever. article in the Wooden aud wiIlew Ware
line, which will sell prices country trade.
SHREVE * STEWART,
febH end Louisville, NJ.
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TPDR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL CURE DYS
pepsia Indigestion, Biliiousness and every disease of
he stom ach 80
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NOTICE.

/ HAVE this day associated with myself nv Sen. W.
liam c. The business will hereafter be eonduetsa
under the style OF ohm ). Mitchell d Son.
JOHN S. MITCHELL.
Evansville, Feb. I3, 1854. if.bIHU
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r.swNLOTS FOR SalE

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
AM now Offering for sale fifteen lots on Main street,
being part of she old Public Square and some OF
bost building lots in Evansville for business houses
ing midway between the Railroad Depot, the Canal and
the River. They will be sold REASONABLE terms Fer
particulars apply 10 JAS ROQUET
feblS II At tho new Court House.
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yALUARLE LANDFOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
nor sale. valuable Land containing I6e acres.
ia Spencer county, Indiana, 81 uatrd five miles south
of Troy, in Perry N.Y. l6 miles norhwe Rock
being the southeast quarter of Section o. Township
southof sange west IN The District Of Land sale
in Nincennes. Title unreasonable.
The above tract of Land is in fertile country
anty situated. well watefei and timber lying ost
Immediately on the rad leading from Toy Jasper in
Dubois county. 4lt. ILL. r...-- :
For terms Of sale enquire Of
J. II. MAGHEE Il CO..
febl6.3tw Evansville, lid.
Rockport Planter copy 81 and send bill 10 this Office
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- LORD & BROWN,
3 OAR FEET. NEW YoRI

-f.-j5J' LORD & BROWN. sl.
SIS CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
(ith Door Ieior the Post ofee)
Ofer their large and well selected stock OF
SSttLk, AND FANCY DRY GOODS"
Which is complete every Department, al p,r ce nj
above invoice cost, FOX CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increased, and
many styles will be OF their importation those
VINO favor them with call will be readily convinced
th, there Is great saving this system.
erchants from all parts of the country are invited IN
can and compare our prices with those Of any other house
in the market. Ifebl6.tf
I1E LII.
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Clear the FRA ck.
COAL! COAL!!
ADMINISTRATOR, SALE,

ADMINISTRATIONS, SALE
NoI'CE Is hereby given that will sell at public
the late residence OF VIM. Rogers late of Vanderburgh
al his personal properly consisting of o, ses
1attc Hogs, sheep, Farming Utensils, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. &c. d. Y -
TERMS--A credit of nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars. the purchaser giving his note
with approved security with interest waving Valuation
ana apprasement laws. SAMUEL MCDONALD,
iebi'itdsw RHODES ROGERS, ia.
COTTON YARN ANDC ARPET CHAIN
Bags Just reed per X ~. Patten for sale At Facto.
" prlces, % s. 4. GILBERT Il CO.,
fchH ASents Cypress Ys-,orr.
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LOST

A LADY lost S13 yesterday afternoon between the
n corner OF Main and Water st.., and HaocI e. S,od
dards pfug store The money wrapped in cbiId-s
stocking The finder will receive reward OF "a and Inc
thanks orhe Lady, by leaving The same at this once
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ATTENTION SPECULATORS!
VALUABLE CANAL LOTS FOR SALE

Valuable CAN AL LOTS FOR SALE.
fINEN Lots for sale i'm the town of Newark in Warrick
L county, Indiana, on the Wabash and Erie Canal Is
miles above Evansville. -t ~
Two of the above lots contiguous, situated i'm.
mediately on the bank of the Canal, and them
two log houses. The other eight lots also join
other, Of which is Frame dwelling house.
All the above property desiraby located, high dry
with pleasantand healthy country surrounding
For terms OF sale apply to o.,
J. II. MAGHEE 4 CO..
fsbIs3tw Eyan,yille Ind
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LE.-l0o bblsPttsburgh Ale just reed and sale
"A by uebl6) PRESTON BROS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

THE one story Frame House Locust street, be
tween 2d and Sd sts nearly opposite the Methods
Church The building is 50 By 20, with sound and lon
ss. and be moved at small EXPENSE For terms en-
@ ul' al tins Office. lfcilS II
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WiI4DRY No. i, meets on Che first and third Sat-
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Solomon SorIbc; i T Allyn, " I'll Williams Tees.
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Hail. on and fourth Saturdays Of each month
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il each month Id Odd Fciows' Hall, corner Of Camp
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= Patterson; 81 IA Pray, W Desola, Scribe
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MA8HNGToN No. IS. meets ON the second and
fourth Mondays Of every month, at washington Hail.
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Iatsslss saberai.a.ss' r.assIs,s. 81

- et 4@sstHef hNhordinate Lodges. s9
sso4o No' meets at BATON Rouge, Thurs
aaaaT 9 no 10 meets at franklin, SATURDAY.
49, s,ss' h0- y meets Y Shreveport, Wednesday
hF; l.Asnar No. 25, meets at opslousas sat,,r.
os .ssa'' ~. ~ meets ut Clinton Wednesday
A1n<Az esrning 800 = sA'aenpe,
s ssss, Nj 30 Bsets 1T Trinity, sasurdsy
Aesss!ss ne g, meets at Thibodaux. Satdr-
dag evsntng. ~ 1'smsoHn, Anurs-
Rs ss.sigs a0. g, meets ct Washington, Friday
nssssss9sss.N No. q, meets 1T ohsaeyville,