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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-05

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600 bbls White Lime; in store and for sale by
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-05

400 bbls and hafbbls Common, Re
WI boiled and Sugar house. for iae by -
ap21 -.rr SAMUEL ORR.
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DATE NG.- bales Eagle Fact,ry Batting reed
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11OHHDS Fair, Fully Fair and Primo. tn-t REQ
i IN per Mari Hunt consignment. 10 which No
would ask the of merchants bn!if IN lote as
will sell the lowest points for cash, or negotasis
paper pa, able in BANK. GEO. Fosl th a w.. 10
apao Commission Merchants, Warehouse on Canal
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period the legalization of Slavery, then the
Revolution and it's "selfeyidentO Declaration
sweeps it away. If they give il q more recent
date, they narrow down the field Of search,
they confne themselves to period too recent
to be obscured by tradition and conjecture, and
are estopped from claiming anything on the
ground Of an immemorial and "inherited"
tenure Tho former alternative makes them
the heirs and representatives Of John Hawkins
and the nameless Dutch captain; the latter
makes them anslayers on their own RESPONSE
bility, de noro, and cuts them off from all the
sympsthies sometimes so eloquently invoked in
their behalf as the doomed and innocent in
heritors of .curse entailedO This is no en-
viable dilemma, and en- neither horn Of it arc
found the records Of a legalized slaveholding,
1t is well-known maxim of the common law,
that whenever the question Of liberty seems
doubtful, the decision must be in favor of lib
crty.o In the present instance, need not in
woke the aid of that maxim, for nothing doubt
ful appears.
In my next letter, shall bring forward some
important Southern concessions and testimo-
MES on the subject. WILLIAM GooDELL.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

HEROIC WOMEN OF THE West: comprising thrill
ing examples Ct courage, fortitude, devotedness,
and self-sscrifce, among the pioneer mothers OF
tho Western country. BY John Frost, Lii. D., au-
thor of Pictorial History of the World History Of
the United States, &C. Philadelphia: A. Hart,
late Carey Hart Sold by Taylor Maury,
Washington, d. g.
The subject Of this volume is Of progresses
ing interest; and the reputation Of Mr.. Frost
warrants the conclusion that he has done it
Justice No department Of biographical his
tory can be more interesting, and yet, if we
mistake not, it has been for the most part
neglected. q.
FAITH AND WORKS; or, the Life of Edward Weed,
Minister of tho Gospel New York: 9. W. Bsne-
dict
A neat volume, containing the correspond
ence, diary, and sketch Of the life of good
man. U.
MABEL GRANT. A Highland Story. By Randall IL
Ballantyne. N. York: Robert Carter Brothers
For sale by Gray Ballantyne, Washington, D. G
A neat little volume We are particularly
pleased with its elevated moral and religious
tone. The narrative is well written and inter-
esting U.
CHARLES RoussEL; or Industry and Honesty
Adapted from the French Of ]. J. Porchat by the
Rev. T. I. Haverisld, b. D., Rector Of Goddipgton,
Oxfordshire New York Robert Carter d Broth
ers. For sale by Gray Dallantyne, Washington,
DC
A beautiful moral and religious story for
children. G.
THE PARENTS AND TEACHERS GUIDE in the Phys
ical, intellectual, and Moral Education of Chill
dren BY Charies Morley, author of " The Power
Of Kindness, &c. Cincinnati: Longley Brothers,
Printers, 1894 Walnut street, 1854.
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THE BosAPARTE FAMILy.-The present state
of the Napoleon family, and the recent visit of
the American members to France viii give in
terest TO the following from the Courier Of Jan
uary 18th, 1904:
married in Baltimore on s, turday, 9th
ult, Jerome Bonaparte to Miss Elizabeth Pat
terson, eldest daughter Of Mr.. William Patter-
son, merchant Of that city.p
10 the Courier of May 18Th, following we
find paragraph giving notice Of T" Mr. Jerome
BoDapsrte and lady" having reached New
York tho 7th, in their coach and SIX, with sur
g.on and secretary in curricle and four out
riders, footnen, & ;, and takoa up their resi-
dencs in Greenwich. street, with Mr. Mani
fault, late French Prefsct Of st. Domingo The
slate Project Of ST. Domingo Of itself speaks
Of change-and so with tho names Bonaparte
and st. Domingo, both leading to the past, and
once more symholizng a reproduction Of an
epoch once believed past return Charleston
Courier, July 10.
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KANSAS AND RRAsKA.

TN PRESS, the History and Geography Of the Ter
4 rtories Of Kansas and Nebraska, with nm account
Of the Native Tribes and the emigration now in
progress thither, with Map. Prepared with the
distance Of tho officers OF the Emgrant Aid Society,
from unpublished documents, and from the travels
OF the French voyagers Lewis and Clarke Pike Long
bonneville, Fremont, Emory, Albert Stevens, and
others
BY EDWARD K. HALE.
To be comprised in volume, duodecime, and
published under the sanction Of the Emigrant Aid
Society.
The work will be issued in August Price, In
muslin, rs cents; in paper covers. So cents.
&C. Orders from tho trade respectfully solicited
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, a. CO.,
July A-2aw4w Publishers, Boston
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THE NAVAL OUTRAGE.

The destruction Of San Juan de Nicaragua,
by the American sloop-ofwar Cyane, as chron-
icled in the Era of yesterday, is one Of the most
brutal, cowardly, and infamous actions that
has ever disgraced civilized nation. What
greater cruelty and crimo could be perpetrated
by a band of pirates If this wholesale de-
struction has been authorized by the Federal
Government, ages win not wash out the shame
from the National escntcheon. The guilty par
ties, whether high or low, who have authorized
this cowardly act, should be degraded from the
stations which they disgrace.
We care not which party was 10 the right
in the trifing affair which led to the demand
of an apology. II is immaterial. There could
under no circumstances be the slightest justif-
cation Of the cowardly vengeance which has
been taken. 1t is prepootorous to pretend that
the honor Of the American Nation demanded
such satisfaction from an insignificant village
The pretence is as false and base as the action
is infamous. We predict that this affair will
be found to be merely pretext for the annex
alton of the town and the adjacent coast G.
RUSSIAN AMERIcA.-Private adyices BY the
Pacific from Paris, to the 10th instant are said
to have been received at New York, stating
that special Russian agent would leave Havre
in the steamer Indiana, on the 10th, for Wash
ington, and that he ia the bearer Of q PROPOSE
ton to cede Sitka and other Russian terrific
ries to the United States, for money consid-
Grafton; and that he is the bearer Of q propo-
siion for the promotion and extension of the
commercial relations of the two countries.
If Nicholas is reasonable in his demands,
we presume bargain can be closed in brief
time These possessions are peculiarly desira-
Bile to our Pacific States. Whether the people
who inhabit them desire to be converted into
froemen or not, is another qaestion-one about
which we defenders of the right Of sslfgov-
ornment never give ourselves any trouble.
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10 THE YRrF DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA

II is well known to you that, son,e weeks
since, I issued and distributed among you n
Prospectus for Free Democratic Newspaper, to
be Published at Harrisburg had hoped, ere
this to have Issued the first number Of the pa
per; but the prospect Of the success Of the ex-
pertinent has not been commensurate with my
expectations. Thus far, the number Of subscri-
bers obtained is lees than q hundred and I'M
less ct least ono thousand subscribers are OBJ
tanned, the paper cannot be established. To start
j, would be prejudicial, not only to the cause,
but 10 myself Can this number be obtained
] think 90, If you win co operate with me in
urging the support Of the paper upon the pco-
pie. know IL Is said that our friends are few
and scattered. Il is true, but our strength is
in the life and potency Of our principles, and
the way to increase the number Of our friends
is 10 disseminate knowledge Of our principles
This IL tho aim and purpose Of the FREE CTr
ZEN. Will you sustain it, The returns oil
the Presidential election Of 1852 show that MIR
Hale received $50 votes in the State. Let
each one Of these voters try 10 do something ID
sustain IN Independents paper At Harrisburg
and the paper will be established on perma-
nsnt bsais. May | expect your active 90 cpe-
ration
1w,uId be glad to whit each precinct in the
Stats, and take each one Of you by the hand,
but cannot leave my business here, nor can
spare tbe money which such visit would re-
quise- II each one Of you viii do what he
onn for the FRKr CTrzEE, such . visit will b.
unnseesasy. Let each one try TO do some
ting fcr paper whose aim will be 10 elevate
msa, socially, morally, politically.
6boald Tie paper not he established, those
who have forwarded money for subscriptions
may expect 70 have IL returned.
Thoss who ere willing to aid in the work
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will please address me at this CITY, Box S2l,
till LIST of September.
A. Nj GANGEwER.
Washington, ID. c., July "a, 1854.
Editors friendly TO the cause are requested
to copy the above. A. M IT,
WASHINGTON, d. C.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 2s, 1854.
CONGRESS-.

The Senate, today, refused to take up the
bill to merge the officers Of the Texas navy into
that of the United States and resumed thu
consideration Of the Civil and Diplomatic APP
preparation BILL
The House, by vote of 100 to go, refused
to suspend the rules to enable Mr.. Letcher to
introduce bill repeating the railroad bill in
regard to which fraud is alleged to have been
committed The House then went into Com
mittee on the Navy Appropriation bill; and
after time arose, when several amendments
wero agreed to, including one foTbiddipg tho
use of intoxicating drinks to both officers and
seamen. This was subsequently reconsidered,
and defeated by the casting vote of the Speaker.
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MRS ". b. STOVES NEW wUnK.
SUNNY MEMORIES OF FOREIGN LANDS
A Book Of Traced

n uOOh " IfUEtS.
DY Mrs. IT, BBECHER STOWE, Author OF Uncle
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decmo. Illustrated with nearly one hundred highly
finished wood engravings, from designes by Billings
Price two dollars.
Tho public. who have been wearied with the peru
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beaten paths will be surprised al tho freshness and
absorbing interest with which this gifted author has
invested the subject. From the voyage to the re-
turn, the reader follows her guidance with unques
tioning delight.
NJ Copies sent per mail, post paid on receipt of
two dollars For sale by all Booksellers.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, A. CO.,
July 24--2aw4w Publishers, Boston.
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New YoRK, July 26 Prices Of stocks un-
changed. Flour 8 600 bushels offered. State
at SO. 81 $3.50; Southern at $S5 80.
Wheat 900 bushels offered, prices unchapg-
ed. Corn 30, 600 bushels oAered--mixed ut
SO cts, white at rs cts, yellow at so 81 OTIS.
Provisions and cotton dull
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From Baltimore JVeaiher- Cape May :
Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 26-Flour dull; sales Of
200 barrels Howard Street at So so; City
Mills hold at S. Wheat declining; / 900
bushels offered white at 81 So ST. u.s. red,
81 so a 81 IS, and inferior lots at from two to
fifteen cents less Corn declining; Is 600 BUSH
els offered white at "a rs cents. Oats
1000 bushels If Maryland and Virginia ut IS
to 81 cents; Pennsylvania ut 81 . 81 cents.
Prices Of other articles unchanged.
The weather here is very warm, the TIER
mometer standing at 90. Very healthy. The
reports of the healthiness Of Cape May are not
believed.
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NOkcstOss's PhARshs MACHINE.
MY Rotary Flaming Machine has just been decid I'd
WI not to infringe the Woodwork Machine, by the
Supreme Court Of the United States. and am now
prepared 10 sell rights in all parts Of the Unito
States This Machine gives universal satisfaction
IL obtained Medal both In New York and Boston,
over tho Woodwork Machine, after a trial Of three
weeks. N. q. N0RCR0HS.
Lotssil, FEB. IA, 1854,
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CALyEnLAy 4 HOlsl.s,

MANUFACTURERS and Importers Of britannia
ISl Ware, Tea and Communion Sets, leo Pitchers,
&c. No. 109 Race or Sassafrss street, above Third,
opposite the White Swan, Philadelphia Dec. Ism
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RARD a WILSON,

MANUFACTURING OF GOLD PENS, Of every
l description, respectfully call the attention Of the
public and Pen Dealers to their recently patented
lang ULAR NIB Gold Pens. These pens are pro.
nounced by competent judges to be superior to any
other now extant For sale at the manufnctory,
northeast Of Market and Third streets Phila-
deIphia. Jan. II.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 26--The Philadelphia
market unchanged, prices being the same as
yesterday.
Dispatches from New Orleans, Charleston,
and Mobile, state that the cotton market is
dull and depressed.
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MARRIAGE.

On the 25th inst, by tho Rev. Daniel Mot
ger, JOHN S. GULIcH, Esq, Purser U. States
Navy, to Miss ELIzaBETH MILLIGAN, Of Wa
verley, Va.
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lBY HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONDENCE
FOR DAILY NATIONAL ERA

From .New York-Sailing Of the Asia-
Cholera.
New YORK, July 26-The steamer Asia
sailed to-day, with 1877 passengers, and carry
ing SSss, 365 in specie.
Osma, late Peruvian Minister ct Washing
ton, was one OF the passengers.
Dispatches to day, from Niegsr state that
cholera is still prevailing among the lower
classes; also, at Buffalo, Albany Boston; also,
some cases at New York and Brooklyn.
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p. CHASE.

CtHAsB a BALL, Attorneys and Counseors at
~ Law, Cincinnati, Ohio, practice Ia the State
Courts Of 0hie In the Circuit and District Courb OF
the United States in Ohio and in tho Supreme Court
Of tbe United States at Washington. Jan. 5
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The CHOLERA.

Yesterdays dates from Cape May represent
things as favorable there having been but a
few cases Of cholera, ard very little Of other
affections.
On Sunday and Monday there were nine
deaths from cholera in Boston-cight Of them
immigrants
At Manchester, New Hampshire, there were
three deaths from cholera on Tuesday.
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Attorney and Counsellor at Laao, CentrsvaLs,
Indiana,
yXTILL attend to tho securing and collecting Of
w claims, and all other business intruted 70 his
care. In the counties Of Wayne, Randolph, Henry
Union, and Fayettc, and In the Supreme and Federal
Courts st Indianapolis. Dec. ~
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A DvrL LII is reported that, on his arrival
in England, IT was expected that John Van
Buren, would be challenged By Daniel =.
Sickels, Secretary of the American Legation
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CHOLERA AT NAGARA--The cholera has
this week appeared with severity among the
workmen at the Suspension Bridge, above
Niagara Falls. Fifty have died, and four hun
dred fed
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DIR. Cartright, distinguished physician Of
Now Orleans, has written o paper, in which he
undertakes to prove that cholera will become
disease incident to the United States, as IL
has been from time immemorial on the Gsnges.
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CHOLERA AND TEEToTALIsN.-E. c. Della
van, the great Temperance apostle, states that
Of the three hundred persons who died Of
cholera in Albany, in 1882, only five were
strictly teetotallefs.
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cholera 10 Albany, in 1882, only five were
strictly teetotallets.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY - Gov. Stevens
has published q letter in one Of the Olympia
papers, addressed to the American whaling
merchants, urging them to select some port in
Pugets Sound as a Rendezvous for whale ships,
on account of the fine harbors to be found
there, and the abundance of ship timber, and
facilities for obtaining fresh provisions. lie
has also, 10 accordance with instructions from
Washington city, notified the authorities Of
the Hudson's Bay Company, in that region,
that their right to trade with the Indians in
the Territory is not recognised, and that they
must wind up their affairs there before the let
of July. A party which bad been out pros
pectine for gold six weeks, in the coast range,
have returned to Olympia, well satisfied with
their search, and bringing abundant 8; ecimens
Of gold-besring quartz. They intend to start
again on the LIST of August fully prepared for
a more thorough and protracted exploration.
The money market in the Territory is suffering
from q terrible stringeDcy. No cash can be
obtained, and, in consequence, trade is Mt
stand.
GREAT DEprH - The Artesian we'll at
Charleston, s. c., has reached the depth Of III
feet, Of which 900 feet in the aggregate, or
more than one-fourth, have been through rocks.
A suspicious chip has been seen off the coast
Of the Romagna under red flag The Papal
revenue steamer fred bullet through its rig
ging, but the mysterious ship returned the 6re,
and brought the Papal flag down--it disap-
peared ia the direction Of Naples The account
is furnished by the Austrian papers
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