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~ - Notice.

W. ID. MOTIF has associated with him as partner.
wv his brotIerJ. w. oTlB, tho partnership com.
meReins on q II N inst style the firm will
W. 1tOTsTEc BROEIlE R al 49, ~ - Lfebio 4
Second Notice. o 40
hIspersons indie bted 10 W. D. requested to
lesll and settlS their accounts innled lately.
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REAleATEDa aNoRANeg.

How long shaIl this ignorance prevail 50 prcduc-
and mother DO Ignorant of the nature character and
causes OF the various womb and sexual complaints,
prolonged to years. eyentnating in complication of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
We for ever close our eyes to the results Of pysio
logical science by which we may arrive at an
understanding Of ourselves as men and women
subject to serious lifelong enduring Diseases and
srpetta ting them TO our children.
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deem II 10 much IN praise OF my stot X,
4 mistake not, The neorle of Wheeling not easily
haJpbpgd by yertisins pus say have any
variety Q: mems and boy and Shoes,
nloieskn. wool, Eeghbt, brush and straw hats
and for lqdie every variety 81 silk, ard braid
boncts OF The most recent iashions and 81 yles.
Shoes Shippers and Cutters both misses
call and see FOR yourselves. 80 =
ayihg purchased large stock OF the above named ar
tieles,1 would IN yte 10
call and see mr., 1end their orders viii duplicate
any bills purchasedin the eastern cities for cash.
APPS - - III n. WATSON.
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wishing 70 At up their as, supply WITH
Parade OF Wcring Reaa, HAMMERS cc., cth caed I'M.
addressing tsI HI 4 IL 18TH
kesalia and banner turoTs, 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore, Md. 55lf
sn1-tt n. FRY. Aeele Syheeins va. octs-tf
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his brunch orour business IA not ,,-.
iahi ment in the country La wing
der our own super vision, constants
s 2 steamer we arc supplied iioS g
latest fashielfs, ahdatsow prices. = ear esase.1s
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In their various forrs, wing new lie and ygor restor
Ing HE uon. and thus inlsing hope in
place of snondency its l. and sale ar
on tie yer, kneys. lungs, and the t,er-
yous SYST II cures liver Complaint diseases
OF The Urinary organs, coughs asthma, bronchial arc-
ohs eonsumptio seroltia, Kings xvii, wofins, rhel-
m1 M sont saint Xitus' Dace, Fits, Fisii.
20 For sale by III. Lognn & Co, Wheeling
gsiseGl ase,ts; W. clNce, 9th ward, and by
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CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC

rs 5 IS BE NOT DEFR.aUDEDl5 ll -
p buy no book unless tDr a. NJ Mauriceau, sI2s >
liberty Street. N! ;, is the title page, and the
sntr the Clerks Once tho BaSl, of the title
page; and buy only Of respectable and honorable
dealers, send by mail, and nddress to DR.. a. NJ
-inffineepnents of corEriph 2 -
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.M0sT sTaaILING CONsIDERAIIoNsI

slIl I7aDpf,Iesa ana lfedlfli, or .lIlssiu ana
sfei;asss, aifeRd fIf
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- Z *, (. Z, 80 NJ il GooDsl
Lets, Cologne Botlt Is. elegant VS. ~ ses Cd
$tattltea, ta!ia BioEzes, Fine Pafniil9, 81!
Tables and Work stihds, Porte MosSsiiT's est
lqgnes 7 reieli l,efilteries, Rosewood sni
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2 Office and Te1 Sets, Urlls, Tea .Kel,l..
o1tefs Oval, oblO6g nnd round sIss, ,lE. u 4
sness. Flower and Rrli sts5
-. ~ q; DIAMOND woRKI Ct :
u superb collection or DisninnJ ~ 80
Brbarilesi Crosses Finger Rings. iuI .s5,s II 4
suitable Tor y eadipg Gins. - '1ia q ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
rFor the Journal.l


Mr.. SAspERs:--f notice in your paper of
Monday, that some individual of your city
has been out not over 100 miles to make sale
Of some property, which cost $500 sixteen
years ago, and succeeded at Sl70o. l desire
through your columns TO say to the indlvldu-
al who has been abroad that the purchasers
Of said property are holding the same al
$500, and can sell the same at that price
with as little trouble as the aforesaid gent
from abroad made sale Of the same.
Where is the progress now! M.
We shoulder the responsibility OF publish
ing the item alluded to, as it was told Us moi
for The purpose of Publication. The gentle
man assured us that he had great trouble in
selling the lots at the price alluded to- vel
he knew more might be obtained by holding
on a short time. We advise 49, distant
friend to sell out if he can get the price he
says. Our folks find it a very good plar
to sell whenever they can make good spe
culation, and re-invest. Ii NJ. chooses ts
sell, we can put him in the way of making
handsome investments in Evansville.
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with grief at her loss. A subscription was
(the next day. taken up for the benefit of the
widow and orphans, and ere Yesterday sun
had set, Sl,lOO had been subscribed, which
was thought pretty fair beginning towards
obtaining handsome amount.
A fire, the largest that has occurred in this
city since my arrival in the country, took
place Thursday morning last, at o'clock,
which destroyed three dwelling houses with
furniture to the valuation of some $4,000
Among the sufferers was a widow lady, who
lost her all. That day subscription was
taken up by the fremen of the City, for her
relief, aud quite large amount was raised.
The amount of gold dust brought down by
Messrs. Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S Express du-
ring the month of April, was $4,000 ,632, of
which Sl,SSS,57l was the products of the
Northern, and $l,0l7,l6l of the Southern
mines.
To prove to your entire satisfaction that
we are a somewhat fast people, will here
state that Mr.. Mckinney of the Assembly
gave notice, a day or two since, that he
should introduce before THAT body bill to
legali,e marriages by telegraph very con.
venient way of"splicing" absent lovers.
Our Evansville friends scattered abroad in
this land are all well, so far as L have any
ledge of them. Adios. G. L. e.
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The Body Of SIevin Found t.

Late yesterday afternoon at the foot OF
Sixth street, the body cf man was found in
the river deeply embedded in the mud. The
Coroner was Immediately summoned and
from the clothing, watch, &c, found, no
doubt was entertained but that the body was
that of the unfortunate Edward Sevin. The
overcoat was recognized by friends OF the de-
ceased as that of Mr.. s., as was also the
watch procured at Lemons. The latter ar
tcle was not injured in the least, save the
crystal was much blackened.
The body was conveyed to Cave Hill Gem
etery. This morning in order to allay any
doubt the friends of Mr.. Slevn will make a
minute examination and ascertain definitely
es 10 the body oil the deceased.
Among the citizens present there was no
division Of opinion cnncerhing the idehty oil
the body. that was discovered by a person
named kunkel. a watcfIman on the Logan
az we learned from Coroner Green.
II is Supposed that Mr. Sle!ih accidentally
fell in The river tn, night of the heavy storm
early the pls. WINTER. There " ere no evi-
dences upon his person OF ioul play. The
last time at which, he was seen was 2 O'Clock
a. NJ. The hands uf the watch indicate hay
ing stopped at 2:45 A. NJ.
Great credit is due Corner Green for the
interchangeable manner in which he performed
his duties Oh the present occasion. The body
was in such a condition as to render iuspec
ton matter Of the greatest difficulty.
Lou. Cour.
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While the steamer Eastport was laying at
the wharf yesterday. a difficulty arose be-
tween the mate and some Of the hands,
which resulted in the mate applying to JUS
tce Walker for a peace warrant against one
of the hands who gave his name as Andrew
Jackson. After the mate had filed his affi-
davit and left the Justices Office, he was at
tackled by Jackson and several other Irish
men, and a general fight ensued in front of
the Washington House, in which brickbats
were very freely used by the hands, and
knives and pistols in defence by the officers
of the boat. The mate received severe
cut in the shoulder from knife in the hands
of Jackson. Sheriff Gayitt was near at hand
pitched in" amid the storm Of brickbats and
effected the arrest of about a dozen of the
leaders of the ARRAY, greatly at the risk OF
his own head. The ames of the parties ar
rested were: Andrew Jackson, James Lodge,
James Norman, Pat. McManning, John
Mack, Timothy Ryan, Pat. Qugley, John
McConney. These were arrested upon the
affidavit OF the mate. John Ripley and sew
eral others connected with the ARRAY made
their escape.
The TRIAL.-Upon the trial several wit
nesses were sworn to the effect that Jack
son followed the mate from Walkers Office
with drawn knife, mut:ering threats OF VIZ
olence. He overlook the mate who was in
company with the captain of the Eastport
and another friend on their way to the boat,
and made thrust at him, when a shout
came from the crowd of boat hands, which
were following, "give it to him "-"you've
got him now" &C., &c. The mate sprang
aside and drew his pistol and snapped at
the assailant several times, but it miss
fred. They finally got clenched near the
Washington House. when a large number
Of the hands took part by throwing brick.
bats, &c. The wound received by the mate
was then inflicted, also slight flesh cut on
Jackson the assailant.
Jackson was fined $40 and costs, and John
Lodge $40 for aiding in the assault. The
assault was a very aggravated one and de-
manded more severe punishment, but ow-
ing to the difficulty attending the recogniz.
ing Of non re sident witnesses, it was dispos-
ed of as above. The other parties could
not be identified and were discharged.
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The Last Night.

Mr.. Winter assures US that the exhibition
OF his Chemical Diora mas, &c, will positive
ly close with this evenings entertainments
Those who have not attended, will certainly
avail themselves of the last opportunity
which will be afforded them in this city to
see these beautiful Dioramas, &C., and many
of those who have been even several nights,
cannot well refrain from going again this
evening. 1t is the most beautiful and novel
exhibition we have ever had in this city, and
that 10 praise enough. There will be a day
perfovmance for the benefit of families and
children who cannot well attend in the eve-
ming. this afternoon. commencing at three
O'Clock. We hope all the children will be
there who can crowd in. They will be
amused and instructed.
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Withdrawal OF mr.. Gallagher.

VIM. D. Gallagher, Esq, one of the edi-
tors Of the Louisville Courier, has withdrawn
from that establishment, owing to differen-
ces of opinion between himself and Mr..
Haldeman, particularly in reference to the
certain Objectionable article which lately APP
peared in the Courier against Mt. Prentice.
Mr.. G.'s health has been very bad lately,
and he has thus been unable to do justice to
himself in the columns Of the Courier. Ow-
ing to his illness, he has not been permitted
TO read the Louisville papers lately, and it is
due him to cay that the replies made to the
Journals attacks, were not from him. We
wish Mr.. Gallagher a speedy recovery of his
health, and MIR. Haldeman great success
with the Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

Our Postmaster has received the following
note from the Mail Agent on the Crysta
Palace, explaining his reason for neglecting
to pvt out the mail here last Sunday. In
justice to Dir. Drumb, we will say that this is
the first delinquency We have heard laid to
him. We hope it will be the last:
STEAMER CRYSTAL PALAcE.)
June IL, "a.
Dear Sr:-This morning I passed your
place and failed to deliver your mail. had
not slept any through the night went to
bed after passed Greensboro, requesting the
officers of the boat to call me a. Evansville,
which l exceedingly regret they failed to do.
will promptly report this failure to the
department.
w. P. DRUMB. R't Ag't.,
Pr Steamer Crystal Palace.
p. NJ, Evansville, Ind.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING.::::::JUN ]
CaI,fornia Correspondence.

We publish to-day long and interesting
letter from our old and poPulnr correspon-
dent. 1t was written less than one month
ago. We have also another letter from the
same correspondent written May 10th, CIV
ing interesting particulars of the surrender
Of Walker, the Fillibuster. and his followers.
We thank our friend for his attention. HIS
letters are eagerly anticipated, and read with
svidity. There are but few OF our readers
who are not directly interested in California,
a. the home of relatives or friends. o;
course letters fresh from the Golden State
are highly prized-esPecially when written
in the free and easy and spicy style OF our
favorite correspondent. We not only thauk
Mr.. Cutler for these letters, but for piles OF
California papers, almos. "wet from the
press"
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CAra1Epsy.-The Providence Post "a

CArALEPsY.-Ths Providence Post Gays
about three weeks ago the wife of Mr.. Hen.
ry Colvin, of Coventry, arose in the morning
complaining of pain in her side. She soon
fell asleep or died, as supposed. When hel
friends came 20 attend the funeral, they were
struck with the remarkably life-like appear.
ance of the corpse, and the funeral was de.
condition, and many have visited Mr.. Col
WINS house, none of whom can discover any
signs Of decay. There had been no altera.
ton on Friday, 2lst, period of about three
weeks.
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y. CScu" u stuI uIuV
p. NJ, Evansville, Ind.

" The Enquirer is assured that we do
not claim, nor have we right to speak the
voice of the Wing party on the subject OF
temperance or temperance laws. While diff
ferent members of our party entertaia differ.
emit opinions on this subject. it would be pre-
sumption on the part of US to pretend to
speak the roice of the party. If we did dc
30, We might er quite as much as the late
Locofoco convention did in pretending tc
speak for its party on the same subject
There are hundreds and thousands of Demo.
Gratis in the State, who repudiate the action
Of that convention on this as well as on othe,
subjects. We shall be heard individually on
this theme in good time.
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OF The Washington Union Of Friday
states that the difficulties between this Gov.
ment and Spain are not adjusted, and tina,
the policy of the administration remains IN.
changed.
The Washington correspondent of the
Journal of Commerce says that the Presiden,
after the adjournment of Congress will send
two commissioners to Spain, for the purpose
Of proposing TO purchase Cuba.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

FANCY CoNFEcrIoNARY. - Messrs. John
Farrell & Co., have just received a large va
rieiy of French Confectionery, which is cal
culated to win the particular regards of the
ladies'. Our fair friends will find among these
dshcious c 'nfectionaries, several articles new
efoeiore offered for sale in Evansville, and
PROBABLY of kind they never saw. We are
not very fond Of sweet things, but we comics.
that this new arrival has rather inculcated q
new appetite. The French excel in almos,
every fancy manufacture, but more especially
we now believe in confectionaries. Cauane
zee some samples Of their art.
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The Ca q al.

A letter from Mr.. H. B. Smith, Of Terre
Haute. says the canal packets were to CON-
mence running between that place and Ev-
ansvlle last Monday, and will run regularly
thereafter if the condition of the canal will
permit. We hope there will be no more
breaks soon to prevent the regular running
of this line of packets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

~ Mr.. Edmonton, in McCraken county,
KY, last week, on sitting down to breakfast,
discovered the biscuits of an unusual color; he
called his cook to eat one of them, which she
did very reluctantly, and died in sixteen min
utes afterwards from the effects of the poison
she intended for her master and mistress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

OF DR.. J. Philip Hobbs, of Memphis has
addressed letter to the mayor of Nashville
that by the use of cstern water entirely and
exclusively the cholera will disappear and
never return. The doctor says that this is
known to him by analysis and by an expe.
rience of twenty-four years. The editor of
the Nashville Gazette says that from his owl
observations in lS49, when the clolera was
in its worst stages, it was admitted by those
best acquainted with the disease, that those
who used rain water where the disease was
most prevalent were free from it.
Exchange.
true that would be a very comforting re-
fiection to the people of Evansville, as els.
tern water is very generally used here. 1t is
certainly the purest Of all water-or rather,
it is sOatsr unadulterated.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

W The Exchange Hotel at Louisville
caught fire early Sunday morning, and one
wing Of it was partially destroyed before the
flames could be subdued. Loss not so great
las the alarm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE,

Departure of Californians- Home Reflections
California World Of Lseif--By phom
and phy the Population Of the State should be
Increased-Another Japan Erpedition--Late
from the Sandpich Islands--Loss of the John
Westey--The Chinese Infur- Meteor-- Wheat
and FLour-The Walker Faiibustcrs--Crime
Fire Gold Receiued--Married by Light.
ming.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

MrssouRr.-The Wing nominations for
Congress in Missouri are the following
FIRST District, Hon. Samuel Caruthers; Sec
ond District, Hon. Gilchrist Porter; Third
District, Hon. Jas. J. Lindey; Fifth District,
Hon. John G.. Miller.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

rThe Cincinnati Enquirer says that the
high price of hemp will prevent the manu-.
faelure of bagging, in that city, the present
season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

" We fear Col. Drew's prospects are
on the decline. He has been pulled by the
New Albany Ledger! II he can survive that,
we shall probably be called upon to recog-
nize him in due time as our Senator elect.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

OF p. Swasey has been convicted to
the pententiary in the U. s. District Court
of Indiana, for six months and to pay fine
for robbing the mail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

G The Louisville Joirnal publishes two
letters from friends commenting it's course,
&c. One is dated Evansville. The Journal
says, "The Evansville letter is from a singu-
larry strong minded and just minded man,
whom nothing could ever induce to do more
than justice to friend or less than Justice 10
sfos." A very strong minded compliment.
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Tue Proretors Of the NNcENSEs GAZETTE beg to ask the
business Of Evansville to the facilities az
ord,d y loi established widely circulated newspa
per Terms very reasonable and tee
Of the Wabash Valley
Address eG It HARVEY. MASON a. 90.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

PART o. the L. W Telegraph Line Icing
TERED tbs f. aud c. r. r. Mes-ag left the Uce prior
o'clock A. NJ. will be forv arded. All Mesa left
the office ubeqncnt that hour and prior o'clock p
will NJ This arrange
abuut week when the Line will be working regularly
Messages vii be received each day
pattie. add. essed in the meantime. e9-Iw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-14

o. A man named Henry Taylor, an en-.
ginesr on the Madison Railroad, died a. In.
Xauspolis Thursday, of cholera.
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,R6sI.MAT,ON.

hnow al hen " THESE Iesent,, hat the Mexican
Mastts liilmcGti balm rv,ry Ound for Rheu
nstism Neuralgia LumbaVo Seiatca. Salt Rhsum. err
Piles. Seld Head c. kvd Breast Nipples Shins
BURNS ~cads Ulcers joints Cuts Chafe
Calls Spasin splin Rbg-'one sweeney. Sores Scratches
Poll EVIL Hard Lumrs Tumors and all kinds Of Pains
init mu .to in IN or h-r<t.
zee advert he: column. e7-G
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SP L CIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. lIOWG'S Shaker SarSapariIla
MASONIC NOTICE


THr Members Of Evansville Lodge No. ST. A. Y VI. ar,
hereby led regular ting their Hail.
Monday evening June There will be business oil
importance. Ply der Of the W. ". NM. ". AIKNAN.
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Mk EDIToR: Please u Inliana
JOHN a. EEkS of Marion ccurty Independent
ddae for the office of Auditor Of State the October
erection. Je2 YuE PEOPLE.
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MAssfsiEDs

Or Tuesday morning iune Iath residence II Pay
win. ESD 10y Rev. w Ma.cn. Nincenns JOSHUA DAVIS
aud Mis, ELIZA JAN + JENKINS b0rh Of Carlisle. Ind.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE

a LII Msshinery Shseting. &c. in the Bon B,ybor
"A Cotton Nl will be sold cheap by appes thssub
scriber.
One forty horsspower Engine Picker one Lappsr "A
Cards Drawing Frames List Feeders Spinning Frames
Reels a Looms Mules. with all the Skating Pulleys
HAr Sor Cotton Iili Apply TO Y IL COOK -
es-H Ev.o.v;l,.
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.INDOW sAsH.-2oooo Lizh.s .ss'd wipdov s,..
" rse'd snt FOR sale BY jsI SAMUEL oEHss