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EMORY WAsHBuRN Governor OF Mass.
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EDWARD EVERETT, EK-Sec. OF State and sena-
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-23
For the Evansville Journal.
Fourth of July Celebration.

Alta meeting Of the citizens of German
tow nship, held in Germantown on the III
June, 1854. for the purpose Of making ar
niversary of our National lnde pendence.
R,bt. F. Night'I gale was chosen Presi
dent; John Bumb and Archibald Fitzgerald
Wee Presidents, and D. L. Summers, Sec.-
When in way.
Resolved, That we celebrate the 4.h day o.
July next, as the 18th, anniversary Of Ameri
can Indepe ndence.
Resolved, That the ciizpns of Vanderburp
cou,t, be invited to meet with US on that &C.
casion.
The meeting proceeded to elect officers for
the day. Whereupon
Leroy Colvert was elected marshal Of the
day.
Jacob Dentzer, assistant marshal.
Rev. Benoni Stinson Chaplain.
b. +. kirkpatrck, reader OF the Declare
ton OF Independence in English.
John Betiig reader OF the same in Ger
man.
Charles DENLY and D. L. Summers were
elected speakers in the English, and Deit.
rich and Baker speakers in the German lam
gufge.
The f llowing gentleman were then ap-
pointed to be committee of arrangements:
George Finch, WIN. Pruet, John Bumb.
and Robt. Nigh,engale.
Perry Townstip-Wm Jervis H. H.
Phemp, and Benoni Stinson.
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet on
the 4th of July at O'Clock. A. NJ.
d. E. SUMMERS. Sec.
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Letter from Mr.. Eastfn.

We find the following letter from Mr.. H.
]. Eustin in the Louisville Journal. We re-
publish il in justice to Mr.. F.. Mrs. Brown
was in this city few days ago, and may be
yet. We do not believe in the principle of
warning people out of towns, but certainly
if it ever be justifable, it is SO in this case:
To The Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
HENDERSON, Nav Is, 1854.
In an editorial Of yours oil the 18th, am
referred to on your part with regret as having
presided over meeting, and as beirg one Of
committee to wait on Mrs. Brown and in
wife her to leave the city ofHenderson. The
resolutions were passed by large meeting,
and unanimously. Every preliminary meet
ing OF the citizens of any town or population
is always caused by some outbreak or improp-
er conduct on the part of the accused. In
this case the danger of negro property, the
purchasing of stolen property from slaves,
the advice the slaves received from the par
ties implicated, and the frequent escape of
the slaves from this community, who could
not have escaped without aid, led to tine
prompt action OF the citizens. I am dsin-
cflned TO mobs as much as any one can be,
yet, inasmuch as this man Brown and his
wife came TO this city from Indianapolis de-
cidedly and openly abolitionists, and traded
with the slaves ad iibitum, in spite OF the re-
monstrances of the citizens, aud kept about
them girls of evil fame, also caused negroes
to be sold, and husbands, wives, and children
separated to be sent Soath, can bot think
that the citizens were right. This last year
there have escaped from this city six slaves,
two from WIN. Smith, two from G. M. Priest,
one from A. b. Barrel, and one from Col.
Jack Bibb. They are in Canada, and all
have been enabled to escape by some outside
aud secret assistance; and although the ci;-
izens know the aiders and abetters, yet they
cannot legally reach the guilty parties. for ]
understand that profound jurist has decided
thst simple advising negro to run away
is not such taking as will bring conviction
by law.
Mrs. Brown has left; no disrespect or vi
olence was offered her; and trust she may
find a hore congenial to her views and feel
ings. I know that this atmos phere is un-
suited to her position, either morally or So
caiiy.
With respect your, II. ]. EASTIN.
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The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin
thus speaks Of the Nebraska Bill:
The passage of this bill, as we predicted
from the outset, has been nothing but Pam
dora's box OF mischief to the country. Its
very introduction was mschevous; the dis
CUSHIONS which followed were calculated to
do harm; it's success in either House led TO
injurious excitement; and the whole scope
and tendency OF the measure, from inception
to consummation, added TO the strength and
increased. the influence OF the abolIti 'nists OF
the Nurih and the enemies Of the Union
In no aspect in which j. can be viewed, has
it brought forth, or is it likely to bring forth.
g,od results. On the contrary, every conse-
quence that has flowed from it, or is likely to
flow from it, has been, and is likely TO be,
harmful, wicked and disadvantageous.
Is there an intelligent man in the whole
Union who does not coincide in this opinions
No possible good can result from this bill,
yet q thousand evils are starinr US in the
face as natural consequences Gifts passage.
Why then was such a dangerous measure
! ever brought before and thrust upon the
American people! The South did not ask
it-even some of her own organs deny that
sh" desires or even respects such measure.
Yet Il was concocted by Northern man,
sustained by a Northern President, and pass
ed through Congress by Northern votes. II
was voluntary surrender on the part of the
North, of rights belonging to herself, and
ri shts which the South never disputed and
the REIMBURSEMENT of which she never de-
manded. Yet the North was betrayed into
this surrender. She never authorized it
never desired it-never would have have per.
United it, rad she been asked-but Northern
demagogurs and Northern dough faces. spoke
for her and betrayed her. And now this pre-
cious Democratic adm nistration is trying to
f,rce it down the throats of the people, as
an orthodox Democratic doctrine. Heaven
help the people who will coolly permit them
serves to be humbugged by such shallow ar
tifices.
While they are doing this. voice from the
South, like that we give above, is refreshing.
II soun Ia singular, when venal and bIibed
Northern press is advocating this measure as
something exceedingly great and good. a
Southern paper, published in that section
which must realize the only good or profit
this measure can produce, has the honesty to
speak of the whole thing as i, deserves
Surh voice from the South is refreshing.
1t should make the knavisn blood Jingle in
the cheek of every Northern doughiace who
has he. ped surrender The rights OF the North.
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WHEELBARROWS BY STEAM We call at
tention tic Mr.. Henry Rockey's advertisement,
Of wheelbarrows in to-day's paper. These
wheelbarrows ere well known for their ex,
cellence and cheapne-s. To illustrate the
reason why they can be sold at low price
we make the following extract from Gin.
cinnati paper:
We have, for some time, overlooked no.
tice Of MIR. Henry Rockey's extensive wheel.
barrow mandatory, on the Hamilton Road
near the head Of Race street. The work is
done by machi6ery--neariy every par, oil the
vehicle being independent OF the hsnd-or,
rather. not necessary to the tardy process of
ant'quated nature. 1t is worth ones while
to visit this establishment, and enjoy the in
genuity OF the con,rivances % bring he AIrish
fiddles" to speedy perfection. The handles,
wheels, spokes, boxes-in fsct everything is
turned out by steam, and the establishment
completes some half hundred a day.
These barrows are for railroad, pike and
other purposes, and we are informed that they
are much cheaper, besides being much better,
than those made by hand.
We have no interest only in SO far as il
falls to our duty to encourage enterprise and
ingenuity, but would suggest to those want
ing wheelberrows to enquire of the where
aboats OF our young friend. Henry Rockey.
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Later from Havana.

The steamship Isabel has arrived a,
Charleston, bringing dates from Havana to
the 9Th inst. We make the following ex.
tracts from the correspondence of the Charles
ton Courier:
HAVANA, June 8, 1854.
Verify, The Captain General of the Island
OF Cuba may be apty c, impaired to the "Cen-
turion" OF old, of whom we read in the "tiood
Book"-for, like him, he says "go, and he
goeth." "do. and it is done" Scarcely ten
days had elapsed from the publishing of the
order for the enlistment Of the bla, Ks aud
mulatto's into the irregular Lrmy," when in
the streets OF this city were seen semi savage
negroes, walking about, apparently proud to
see their fellows stare at them with admira-
ton at their new uniiorms-which, how ever
htted them but cluTsily, especially their
shoes, which were evidently too small for
their large feet, and which seemed to torture
them. On sunday last soiae hundreds of
black and mulatto soldiers we're taken to a
church, where u solemn high mass was cell
ebrated. 1t rained slightly after the service,
and as a majority of Them could not hasten
out OF the rain, they simultaneously touk off
their shoes, and padded barefoot through the
muddy streets.
Here follows translation Of a circular
which was published IN the official Gazette,
and signed by Pezuela. 1t reitrrates the pre-
vIous denial of any intention to emancipate
the sl'ves, the existence Of secret treaties,
talks about the secret treaties, talks about
The secret enemies of the name of Spain, the
slave trade. Flllibusters, loyalty OF the Gre.
oles. &c, &c.
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Tsrre Haute and Evansville Paekes

Terfe Aoute and evansville racket
Lines
This line is now in full operation, and ca
nal packets arriving and departing regularly
three times a week. The company have ex-
ceilent boats and good stock on the line
We are gratiied to learn that they are
already being we'll patronized, and are prov.
ing great convenience to our citizens, and
to persons living along the line of the Canal.
Mr.. Price is agent for this city, and will soon
have an Office convenient to the packet LAM
lug. at the corner of Main street. All the
boats on this line are under the direct con.
troll of experienced and clever canal men,
The Pennsylvania will leave this evening a,
7 O'Clock for Terre Haute. Those wishing
a pleasant trip TO that city, or TO any inter
mediate point, would do well to take her
These packets leave Evansville every Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings. An
advertisement Of the Company will be found
in to-day's Journal.
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and Democrats who affiliate with this "mys-
terious organization" Eta history proves
this. It's paternity cannot be sworn upon
the Wing party while it remains in the fond
embrace of Democracy and the Democratic
administration.
Our neig ,bor's horror for the Know No
thing platform cannot exceed our own. we
would not pollute our columns with its pub
lication. We can express our contempt tor
its proscriptive principles without hyPocritlc-
ally pandering to the p-ejudices of foreigner
We recognize all foreis ners as AMERl-
CAN-CITIZENS as soon as they become
such, not as a class. bat on the broad plat
form of republican nationality. As An'er'-
can citizens we shall continue to cherish their
interests, and defend them from prescription
at hcme and abroad.
Our neighbor and the Nebraska-Douglas
clique to which he belongs. is in far more i'm
minent danger from the Kno'o Something's OF
the Democratic party, than our foreign born
citizens are from the assaults of the Know
Nothings. about which SO much sham solicit
tude is manifested.
The relation which our neighbor holds to
the present dissolving administration, causes
him 70 fear and tremble at the rustic Of CIV.
ery political leaf. and like felon in the dark
he is alarmed at every vague whisper that he
ho.r~
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MONEY MARKEr.-in New York on Mon
day, a despatch to the Cincinnati G lzetie
says, Money was offered pretty freely on
call, and the market was quite easy at per
cent; but for time paper it was stringent at
eal2 per cent. for 50 day dates:-
The New York Express says a large
amount of specie was sent from that city last
Friday.
An unusual amount of the dry goods i'm
ported at New York, are going into ware
houses which is very clear demonstration
that the financial affairs of the importers are
decidedly tight.
The Philadelphia Ledger says that during
last week several dry goods houses failed in
that city, one Of them had been doing large
business.
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~ We learn from the Louisville Courie

III we learn from the L0UisvIIIe LouT1er,
another attempt to set FIRE to that Office was
made Tuesday morning. The Courier says:
Suspicion having been excited against a ne
gro boy some fourteen or fifteen years old,
employed in The Office as a roller boy, he was
placed in charge Of officer Kirkpatrick and
taken to jill, when he promptly confessed
that he applied the fire yesterday, and also
two weeks since, when the Office made such
a narrow escape from entire destructon.-
He states that he was employed and paid by
a man to FIRE tie house.
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nT Gen. Greenhouses letter bears the
marks of originality about it. We give him
the field without opposition, when he gets to
discussing the principles of the parties. In
deed, we will do anything to get him back
home before the Congressional Convention.
We want him to have fair shake then. but
he won't get it if he merely trusts to bis
friends
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Nj We regret to see our friends Sanders.
of the Evansville Journal, and Joseph P.
Glezen, Of Pike County, CONTESTANTS in a
newspaper war. The matter at issue is the
question whether there is an underground
railroad depot at Petersburgh-a very dirty
subject TO quarrel about, truly. The discus.
SION has developed a remarkable fact-that
"there is but one negro in Petersburgh and he
isn't worth 30 cents" The colonization
so ie'y will please notice. Meanwhile, we
propose a suspension of hostilties bet~ cen
our very clever frIerds. We are quite sure
M. Sanders was misled by the statements
made to him. Pike county is not infested
with abolitionists Of any grade.
Vincennes Gaz.
Begging the pardon Of our friends of the
Gaze te, we are not a combatant in a news
paper war with DIR. Glezen. He attacked
us in an utterly uncalled for communication,
and in return, we put very sudden close TO
the whole matter. We hope our Gszet: e
neighbors will be a little more careful in
placing us in such newspaper connection
with any and every body.
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~ The river editor of the st. Louis
News calls 1es,ing paragraph Of ours about
the Kentucky No. 2 an 'ebullition Of spleen.
1t is singular some editors do not possess
enough common, one-horse sense. to know
the difference between spleen and fun, when
pla'n written.
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RM.DNEss syRED!

u,
ring TAR Heads ks>ky
HAIR from falling IS winning golden opinions persons
srs using it. Tits is artfle scent introduce d
haidnsss and Will the Of discerning
public thousands who have will testify
TO he had Of the Agents giving full particulars Price 81 in
2rge bottles Sold W AGENT
&c. FISHER & co. Propre.or
81 Superior st. Gle leland, ohio.
For sAis In Granville w HhLLUCK A. STUDDAkD
hoiesals Ag.lts. e3-tf
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MARRlED ID.

On the evening OF the 2Ist int Iy Rev J. Hill. Mr.
WILLI,M VAN NAME to Misc ELIZABETH LANE. all Of
THIS city.
five III not know friends fair bride should almost
regret the disposition he has ID See the
his bachelor friends Bus him
on having done wise thing We hore lie will pr 10 his
new life good Coneuesr" in his old. We thank hm
ad his for sher harry OF the printers and wish
them pleasant Eastern tour and speedy return TO their
many fritrdJ,
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~ How much money will man burn or
in the course Of year, who always has a
half-dime cigar in his mouth! viii some OF
'em' make the calculaiion!-l Poducah Jour.
Well we. should guess, il ne always keeps
that half-dime cigar in his mouth, he would
spend just five cents year, provided he did
not beg the cigar.
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NOTIS,R
LEWIS 4 HvWaRp b,

MY
1VA hart boat wish 70
patronage upon US hitherto. aud to ask
of TIE same 20 ~ards them
We sg TO say further to friends ssd to ALL
that we c"ntnne the Commission and
hrreofere We have nsaged ample Wharf
the River and having our canal aud oher Wahous
toore We 90 not hesitate 70 insure satisfaction
IN.
We continue TO make lihers col
signed to US tor sale orshipm~nt and
also promptly 10 NIL all orders IN. Of
goods or the produce OF the having
DO such business to the best
Once. as formerly. under the T.learap oh Once
e2l-tf JUHN NITcHEir a COW
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
DROCI.NNNTtOV

VHOVI NMNTTOy.
Know all Men by these uesents, That tho Mesicsn
Mu,tA's inimept bsira sure for Rheu
matsm. Neuralgia. Lnmbaso. Sva,ss Sal, Rhsun. let err
Piles Sead Head ked Breast Nirfes Sore Shirs
Barns >cads Ulcers Gsu. Stia Jos Bris@s Cuts chas
Gals SPAWN. SPisnt. RisG' Sores
Poll Evil Hard Lamrs Tumors. and all kuds Pains or
lnhammztions. in beast.
See advertise nrent in another column. e7-f
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q ~ q ] y
l. BE ordained BIZ the Common Council of thu
CITY OF hvansve that shall be tor IN. owner Of
sny DO or bitch to suf permit.
large wis bin the limits
less such dog titrh 10
pr vert such cog Ut bitch from 6iti z ~
SECTfON2 ANY sha violate ths NJ
this ordnanee snail forfeit and dollars
less thsn dollar: and be the duty
Of the Mrshal kill dog that NAV be found
nng at large within said city after the
three Gays rom ana alter the pub
: HOPEJNs Nsvoy
GO d. Iopp. CsrB e22-3t
VEILs.-ao Dsui Wells rsed this day and for sale BY
sz2 JAS. Low CO Az Main St. Ioa., KY.
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krl SpToR:-Pfesee announce n Indiana that
join o. EEkS. Of Marion county is Independent Can
ddats for the "ee Of Auditor Of State at the October
eieetioH iszs Inn PEOPLE.
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(" Weather warm again, and a few pio-
neer mosquitoes pursuing their Investigations.
River still falling here,
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CORPORATION NoTIcR.

~ pr Enlargement and lots Nos H. Is 90 Upper En
largement the side walks
direction the CITY Engineer TO correspond III the
city days the publication order
in default Thereof the City Martial directed perform said
work and the costs aud aeerung thereby ~ he
collected by the sale said lots
of be satisfy said lien and
Bv order OF the Conmon Council. -
ellis. GEO TODD City CLERK.
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ADVERTISE IN THE vINCENNEs GAZETTE.

The eprietor OF the VINcESSEs GAzxrE beg ask The
attention business Of Evansville the facilities
forded ny this long established widely circulated
Terms reasonable and greater
Address eS a. HARVEY. MASON ~ CO.