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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-16
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Two Daily Trains. MAhiay isecs Connects
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|. VIA
ICOLUNBtS To PTrTsBURSH PHFLADeLPH.A BAL
TiMORE AM NEW YORK,
As.ir sOsk A. and s's Srelgsr +: ~ NJ ass
AZ osciaek A. N hall eiesk n
and clock z. NJ,
1Ff,SfiST FARE REDUCEDid rn3 sledi
Cincinnati to Phil adephia sl4
Cineinr atl TO Baltimore -. ~. ...... ..lf
Gin inUati to New ork via Phila elphia........B
CiEeinn to Pittsburgh lroa Sd
iiue Clncinna to IA hours
lime Ciasiunati 10 Phielpha -. ..30 hours
Psss.nsers elses a 81 rf-,n Iishs.ins "r
Li Miami RAILROAD have SO tCrrstbe for Inner
arrayeat Pitssgh click NJ and make direct
n-con at Pttsburgh vii train Philadelphia and Bat
road To New ork.
rassens rs ~ ocloek A. N Exp-es Traia Little Mi
tPasng the t.autiiu mountain BY Phil
pha aud baltimore; connecting Philadelp with
road t. New York.
Passengers by 5oeioek Evening Express Little Miami Rail
road make direct connection Pittsburgh with Fast
rras Philadelphia and Bsmnre connecting At Phila
lphia Trsis New Jersey Rsilroad to New York;
The Little Miami Is the Eastern Dept st Cincinnati
yoFi = ~. F0a TAaOlGh lCkkTs.5 a. ar,ee
And for all information Psae apply old established
Broadwa Frors directly pposte the Spen
cer House Railroad Hosel sud all Boat asains
Eastern Little Miami Depot East Front street
....- d. "a f... Nm, II CLEMENTS. Superintendent.
r. W. SSRADrR. Tick ~ad GAesai AgelE n
yiia 2 81 ic tn oMNlBuS LINE i .Ha.tim
VIII rail- for ia of the city bv leaving
reetoIs Office southeast OF
Front dissstly on river bank - ,-.-..L-,,.. a.. II
ey28 -'-- J. II. HOWELL Conductor.t
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LOOK TO TuE FEEr.

S0NE THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WE'LL As OTHERS
Ell HART having Just retarpsd from the East cities.
would inform his old and eitiL
orally that he shoe Main
the Branch Bank OF the largest unsst and best
selected stocks SeasonAle ani tsshienal- BOOTS asi
>HOEs hronght 70 ths city eomprising Gents Beo,si
all kinds aers all th sties Youths Child
Boots Misses Gaiter ali kinds
lnisn s. Shoes in abundance
He HIS also Of No Red Sole Leather and Tsy
lor's No Oak. o Cincnnati .r.f.-
ALS0-s3 fine French Caifstins OF different brands
fresh the Custom House in New York III
ALSo-M9roesos Lsins- Biudinss; Thread Guta fereha
Web Laees Enameed Spltts aud in kind
Material necessary be used Boots end
Shoes all which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good. rta t1t t.FIlE.rt
He has also large force Of good experienced workmen
mployed In manufacturing which eBables him
either neatness dursoili.y with any
vest of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3I-tf ulr-Eff IA. j. HART.
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SNAN it he possible that EMBOH summoned to ap-
" pear before the Honorable City Coun il
charIe seiins Dry ch-spi Or
corporation orders tor Goods re.y they
worth than ninety "a the dolarr BE
case Us IT may Mr. E his
while rurses of his the time
end sveng DO the good to the
sell good Goods hisuumerous
markahly low prices rl.f.l-.
Gail yOu delight in getting good Goods
prices .rn u .H.r T-r~7I ey22
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JOHN Il. HICKS.

JOH Y lie HlCASs
E. ATTORNEY At ia w, SUrAkY PUBLIC AND
)MM15Slo JSS OF iE D, &C.,
For the OF indiana Ohio, Kentucky, tennessee
Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin, New York
aud p suns lvania.
Authorized 30 tlke derostons ~ be read in all the
of he states la Unlpn aiso ConIni.s
tn Fugitive slave Residence, Metropolis. III.
ianss-tf
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"a HIP

TAS. g. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornes al
y Law, Evansville, Indiana, nave associated themselves
partners in the ppIcce Of the law aud will continue
to practice In is and the adjoining conIes and in the
Supreme and District Court. fhey design turning THEN
attention pa-ticuariy TO land law. short time they
will be prepared give in a few minutes, abstract
the title almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
nents orin Laaseo, toyethe with their professions
u,n - ,utle ,fissIred [jy25- -dawtf ]
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X E! FIRE.! FIRE!rr,
SO -.--.... MORE TRIUMPHS OF 10 E,.s
q KICH'SSALAM sNLERSAFFSs +.

SO 80. 80. MORE TRIUMPHS OF 20 E..st
80 KICH'SSALAM sNLER SAFESf
? TIE FOLLOWING CKRTIyrcArrs RAVE yrsr 49,.
oy The nails The, form additional testimony
't's"" FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. c. '"'''"
NJ 1a ..glg H.R EsToS, April 90, lp54,
Dear Sir: Finding ian possible to remove our
ring The late hre WHICH destroyed store in Hayne
several papers testit We are sIad TO .ekro.isS.
that 1t folly sustained the high of
pesiS pfs'ssa@n shs these sas more han
jeeted TO- - Yours, &c. I'D lafsd rII70GT
.1..s.y COURTNEY, TENANT c.:
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.
Ms..r. sr,x g. pAsscyIL.,, Aprilio. 1850.
went thrpush the fire.. 1t contained all our boot. ara
papers which came outin ood order. the Safe from
ahP.ara"sy nusihs,e beenre hot Ne trusted oar
-s''H 'ns,.df.- BROWN GRANT
t' NATchEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS q
Arw ORLEANS, April 2, 1854.
ouromee AM warehouse. Nos. 81 aud 81 Natchez At,
WIN herr contents. except the books nd pa pers con
tanned in cur Safe. nrel, desro, ed IN sre -,
,he morning OF The 18th March. Although The afe had
peen 'or several hous n extr~mel, bot FIRE before
we could recoverit. an being first wss
IN red heai; on being cooled with water we removed
DOCKS and papers 10 the amount went, thoussp nd
dollars. without he slightest ar jnnr, IN ns
Being fully eonvinss. b, his entire secu H.
= ot ose safes We have procured another Of the same
Description. from the same Agent viz Iiehs Frepyooe
-afe soid by MI Isaac Bridge No 30 Magazine sireet
them to all ho desire perfect security
tor vsiuaes pspspl csse of fre.y elc-5nc-ndf I1.r
- s..,. PRICE, WALSH & CO..
VS. CHARTREs ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
-, .-..s.. Nrw ORLEANS, April ~, 1885,.
we nave aoundan reason 10 recomneI q ith's Sals-
mander safe as enneny nreproof. since had m er
eeient opportunity, on the 9Th February last of
me OF that description which we purchased seyers1
year. since ''f Mr. Isaac B,idee our store No ~
hsrues street. with GU: entire stock hats trim m
&c turned the morning or that n, subiectig.
our sale |" very intense heat during several hours yet
a. saved all its contents, conIrisIg bank notes aud
upwards Of nine hundred dollars bills receive
able for several thousand dollars and accounts In our
books for 10 ~ thousand dollars. said Safe opIv
one hundred and ten dollars risk nothiag i'm bro
nouncing 1.-THE cheapest article We ever purch. SD
ALERRT & TRICO.a
large assortment Of WILpERs PATENT SAIAnAxps.
SAyEs, with Reh's Improvement for sale by
lisa imo1c ,aoeil 20 sTEAkNs q MARVIN, ~
(successors 10 Rich Il Col 81.
lac WATER STREET. Y,
ne only Makers of Sas mander Safes, combining vii.
der's and Rich's Patents. aud Sole Propretor, of
Jones' WORLDS Fair Lock. which has neither kew nor
. keyhole. .g H., ALLIS 4, HOWES
nys-u Agents at Evansville.
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cOPaRTNERs SHIP.

HAVE thsday with tha For ~arding and
y Commission business Kabert ). Howard. The business
will lie hereafter conduetes under the ty 10
Lewis howard els-t EDWARD LEWIS.
sHINGI. c0 6rst Poplar Shingles
y or sale cheap to close consignment BY g
et5 @ 80 ti.A PRESTON BROS
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FALL GOODS. =
VJTRNETT G LINyI0I.E,

MO II WARREN STREET. NEW YORK ARE NOW
r~eeviug have constantly hand. large and de-
srable of Whit Goods Linens aees Em'roide
Hosiery Goods: selected n
ne lowest prices which tie
hvisa. ID ..f. es -diurwom
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EDOPL!Ns.lease Is silk an9 Cotton PopIins direct in
u ported. aud for sale ~ JAS Low a CO..
aug9 nl = 4is Main 81 Louis, lille. Ky.
NINGHAM~--3 eases glazed super black; do 70 inch
" eottou Chambrv; do sanehest Plaid GisshA es
newest styles by direct poron On hand aud sale by
... + 80 4 JAS Low CO..
args 4lS Main 81 Louisville ".
yNCSIINs.-3 cases new styled Nnss as Laiss direct
Ifh imported. aud Tor sale by JAS. Low = CO.
aus9 ID a. "a AIS Main 1T. Louisville Ky.
EkANs.-l case Caplei Jeans do Blue White nsv-
- tsyles. rse 4 this Gay And 'or sale ty .
augs f-el 4lS MaA -. Louisville. Ey-
q UsTRES. TWiLl.s MARINO AND sERGES.-
cases6-4 l,Sk alpaca Lusre; a" do col.r.d
Figures; ~ DO HACK hair Lusrrs DO "a wills
eoors l5 do IA fhitet Marine ad eolors Go 34 hses
alpaca Sea- all qustes direct imporsssoss on
and for sale A. lowest prizes by JAS. 0W A CO.
auss AIS Main st Loaisvils "
MILLINERY AND FANCY STOfsE.v
rs. h. VI. RIcH H. No. 2u4 Eifth street fne nal
lfI would respectfully call public aitsition 10 her
large and shioDable stock OF Millinery aud Fancy
Goods, consisting Of silk. satin. Velvet Rraid Bon
nets Bonnet Cal sand Fancy Trimmings. Ribbons Man
tias oaEs. black and Coiored >ilk and other
Needle-worked Collars Chemizsiles. Sleeves, &c.
which she prepared TO sell III prices which fail
TO give satisfaction. -ntT a.
When you visit Cincinnati, call on I,.-f ',-
MnS. E. ". RICH
mhI5y 2o4 Fifth street. between El,n and Plum.
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l..y coUKTNEY. TENANT & &C..
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. Ny.

DANsyILLr, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. STrARre q MARvIS-s Gentlemen: your se,
went thrpus the fire. 1t contained all our hack ara
papers which came outin ood order. the Safe from
app-araae.s nusthsve been red hot. Ne Trusted onr
all NH Very respectfully. yours,
- ia .hf-id1'4L fal BROWN & GRANT
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DIsSOI.UTION NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE
VIE Partnership heretofore essti1g between the sub
- seribers the ani style of Mac Loenstine.
this day dissolved by mutual consent a Lobenstue who
wall continue the business the old stand will auend the
adjustment Of all claims the old ill
of he COR that purpose All them
selves indebted 10 the late requested make nme
date msnt E CHARLES W MACK
ANTHONY L0BESSTINE.
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BARBER SHOP,

THOMPSON. having purchased the interest of al
% other in the late the fhomp
sonan ln,tate will hereafter conduct the his
SHAVING HAIR DRESSING aNDsHA wPooNING don
in th- rppreved,ple. Mr. Thompson return
thanks the citizens OF Evansville for their Ibr
would pec,iay solicit same pedg
ing himself 20 spare no pains te merritt. eyf II
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4 ,HoIcE family Butter to he hsdat .s-.f i.,..
~ ksii COOKS
'ENHtRMOMETERS. SPY Glasses and Pocket Eve
n Glasses. for sale by eyD A. c. PUSHEE.
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.JOuRNAL5 JOB OFFICE. j

~ VIZ -
We invite The attention Of the public to our superior
f.iiities for jon WORK of all kinds WIN
disustch anil cheapuess. our sock OF Job raP'ii,
Ne is coi.t inty receiving new additions, whi.
vs have the lat lies of Types Borders, &e, NC m
vsrtno M this stock to sny order. WehaVeih use
WELLS PATENT POW ER JOB PRESS.
Nv which we are enabled to do work cheap fast anu
sood. We have also ordered a
80 JfPATEyr DIAMOND JOB PRESS
far The execution o. all and fme work IA an eeeah
manner These. with other ana n"e aI,
ment oftypes, enable US to DEFY conpe''io"'
80 80 RULING VI ACHiNE
,ha,. ia In the western country and the only one W
-Rvan.yille. by whch are enabled I" 90 MINUS" w
RULED BLANK WORK
a, An. nea,est ssle Crders either by letter or IN per
sop are respectfully lirited from
-fHrat 10. COUNTRY MERCuA ANTS.
IN, Usudbils Bills Iaading, &c. Ne Inc worS VII, w ns
Executed and sent homo promptly, anu ehafec'
able rtff Esff4. Il, ~ a, man,
10, Aswe have reduced our t,rices iate,y W man,
kinds OF work. while the prices oi mitern'' ,.'a ,soI
~. yoneup our terms for job Work are 'n'Araoil
CASH on DELIVERY OF WORK.
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hfno" -ta hA.KURTZ, ~
NIHQLES ALE AND RET AL 4CONFECTIONER

w aud haouis ai kinds o. Cand CAKES Cor
diafs. Jeiies First be- Maj
and Locust stress. Evansville. ind. raf ... rr..f
e6Ordrs from families or private parties for rticles
his ba.iness Attended the sh notice.
81 Al ICE CREAM SALOON is hted the best style
IeE-tf 60 s.i-f.I.r
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HAVING Withdrawn from the firm take this occasion
to thanks for the literally
regnest OF the late
who will carry the business with gadimnished vs an
will always make himself worthy of tn hdenee
of the people -ey22 CHARLES W. MACK.
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"tY-so tales No Timothy and 81 bales slightly
aged received Canal boat Inana aud for sale by
s2k q GEO. FUSTER * CO.
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SOME THINGS CAN EE DONE AS WELL AS

HI Hart would in his old custom and the citi-
generally taat h has Just ivet bis Shoe
Main street nearly opposite the Branch Bank
selee.ed Stocks ssonabI.
f. hionae Boots ami Stoe that roug this city
comprising Reots. shoes Slippers Caters of all
kin Youths and Boys and fine Boots; Msse
children Shoes Boe Is ard Caters.
aLSO.-A full stock Of Ladies Caters Buskns Slippers
aud Bo"ts Also Rab Sandles Of al kinds for Gents
aides and Children the FIR neh trmei Cork Soies
He has tine stock OF Leahsr~. Thread Web
indeed artirl used Boots
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and
gooi. f..r
have also force of good and experienced ~orkmen
pl0 ed in Boots and shoes which
compete either Tor ehaapness durability
with housa W est ~ the Mountains
AL wsrk that rips ii bought here will be repare
free Of charge. oet13-tf H. j. HART
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wtI. REILLY,
Nv HOI rs AI.E. AND RETAIL. GROCER AND

" ,rR0Dl CE 81 MERCHANT MAIN sTRsEr The :
uIa respectfully inform hs and the pable
II Evansville vicinity that hay hased the
Of the seaior in the late OFF W Reilly he in
tends the Grocery aud Produce bns the old
favors aa intends effort merit eonta
ance of the same. Ie2p- yfr n WILLIAM REILLY
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VUsT received direct the manufacturer splerdid
sartmen shiouss Jewel'y. such as Finger Rinss
RIMS Pins. etc. including autful lot of
KNOW NOTHING PINS; all Of which win he solt the
10 vest 4. ures by r5 t rrf a. g. GOSSEN
oct1s Sc 'opd street, doors below Main,
GLOVES. 100 dor Ladies' Kid Gloves; .-H 5i
49, ssn % :. Men, Back i. p a. o'
,rt b u = =. Gsuutlet.s: ..
for tshty ceto y t.r-l- Jas. LOW Or.
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- AIR w tGONS S-rhe s'Cood Intept'' aud York
- wn'' in complete order suitable Dru
or Peilars use. for sale low by GEO. FOSTER co.
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6tHE>S MEN. ammon Boards and Conversation Card.
~ tor sale ~ e2 tf f-ra.i A G. PUSIiEE.
| -ra s-rr. 3.
6NOLD pENs.-A large assortment of Dawson warrrer
~ X Hyde's Cole Pens just received a riN
e2s SANTEL LISTERS Book Store
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A GENCY AT wAsHIsGToN Mo

IA Claimants-FRANCIS A. DICKINS con
tinues TO undertake the agency of claims before
Congress and other branches of the government,
including commissioners under treaties, and the
various public Offices. He will attend 10 pre-
emption and other land claims, the procuring oi
patents for the public lands, and procuring scrip
for Virginia bounty land warrants, and the conhr-
nation by Congress of grants and claims TO lands
claims for property lost in taken for the service
of the United States; property destroyed by the
Indians or while in the possession OF the United
States; invalid, revolutionary, navy, widows, and
half.pay pensions; claims for revolutionary SER
vices whether for communication, half-pay, or
bounty lands; also, claims for extra and back pay,
&c, of soldiers, sailors and marnes as well those
against the State ofVirginia, as the United States
all claims, growing out of contracts with the gov
ernment, for damages sustained in consequence OF
the action or conduct Of the government; and, in
deed, any business before Congress the public Of
fices whichmay require the aid ofan agent attor
ney His charges will be moderate, and depend
ing upon the amount of the claim and the extent
of the service.
Mr.. f. A. Dickins is known 10 most oftbose who
have been in Congress within the last few years,
or who have occupied any public attention at
Washington.
His office is on Fifteenth street, opposite 10 the
Treasury Department, and next door 10 the Bank
of the Metropolis.
All letters must be postpaid
Sep 2S-lyd (m)
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-03
DATENT GAS REcuLAToR.-rhe in.

III ventor DIR. Kidder) Of this economical and
useful instrument deserves the thanks oil the gas.
consuming community. The saving effected BY
the of il will be found fully % per cent il ev-
cry persons gas bill. II can be so adjusted a. 10
supply the gas al any desired pressure less than
that OF the street, and when once adjusted, the
Regulator will continue TO supply the gas at that
pressure uniformly without requiring further care
or attention, and independent of all the 1uctua-
tions of the street pressure An additional advan-
tage obtained by this Regulator is a light of more
agreeable quality, in place of the bush white
color Of the ordinary gas light, occasioned by the
high pressure at which the gas is consumed. As
evidence Of its practical utility, il is now in op-
Grafton in some Of the principal notels and large
stores in New York city who all bear favorable
testimony TO its value. II has also received the
united commentators Of the press.
Hotel proprietors and storekeepers in the city Of
Washington and its vicinity, desirous 10 avail
themselves OF the economiser, can obtain all fur
ther information by calling on the subscriber who
has fitted one Of these Regulators up in his store
and will give an illustration of il.
EDWARD NJ BOTELER,
Practical Gas-Fitter and Plumber
South West corner Of 9th and d streets
Sep 22-2aw3w.