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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03

CHANCE FOR SPEcuLATIoN.-H. Q. Wheel
er, Esq. offers for sale the fine four story
brick building on Water street. and the lot
on which it is situated, formerly owned by
Jacob Kerth. This building is very well To-
Gated, and is in every way very desirable
be offered in it. He also has for sale a fine
lot with two story frame dwelling on it,
See advertisement.
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as Messrs. Colburn & Hershberger's ad-
vertisements will prove they have received q
large and fine assortment of spring goods
The ladies are well acquainted with the taste
of these gentlemen. Mr.. Colburn has just
returned from the East, where he selected
finer and better goods in every way than he
ever before brought to this market. 1t is not
necessary to invite the ladies to call. They
can't be kept from doing that.
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ASMuDEUS.

EJames Raymond, the welI-known man.
nger of circusses and menageries, died at
Carmel, Putnam county, New York, on the
23d inst. He originated the business about
thirty years ago, and imported the first ele-
plant ever shown in the United States.
Among his property, which is valued at ST..
100000, are the Broadway Theatre and
Washington Hotel, in the city of New
York.
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of several days. returned Friday evening, and
found rumor current that he had withdrawn
as a candidate for city marshal. At his re.
quest, we say in his behalf that he has not
withdrawn from the canvass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03

CoAL.-Messrs. A ]. Hutchinson e. Co.
have established coal yard on Water street
Ietween Locnst and Walnut, where they in
tend keeping on hand good assortment OF
Pittsburgh coal, which they will sell at the
lowest market prices, as may be seen by ad-
advertisement, All orders left at the store
of Hornbrook g. Churchill will be promptly
attended to.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-03

W The army bills, reported in the Sen.
ate, have all passed that body, and waited the
action of the other House. Those bills in.
crease the rank and file of the army, and ado
to the pay; provide for pensioners, and create
a retired list. The navy reorganization bill
is behind hand.
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EOR MALE

THE fine Business Lott and Four story Brick Store
Il thereon. formerly owned by Jacob Kerih. Wa.
ter street. is for sale the reasonable
This Is ofhe very best business locations in Evans
Vile, and eanno. fail approving profitable investment
Title perfect.
ALso--A fine Lot and Two-story Frame Dwelling
House thereon, near the Lamasco City Mills, for sale
cheap. Applyto (ap3 Imsl II. q. WHEELER
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WAR WITH RUSSIA,

TO BLNksNiTbs, WfiITEsMITHs AND EVERYBODY
RUN HERE.
HAVlNG established a permanent Coal Yard or
L Water street, between Locust and Walnut we are
prepared to sell in quantities the best PITT SBU RG
coal at as low prices be bought below falls
All orders left at the Store of Hornbrooa & Churchill
will be thankfully received and punct ally attended 70
10y Iap3-3wc&w) A. J. HUTCHINSON & co.
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GLOVES, MITTS, &c.

OPKINS & READ have jss' opened a choice stool
of Ladies' and Kisses Kid, ii X, Lisle aud Threa
Gloves. Twisted Silk Mtis, fine Lisle Thread Gloves
Openwork do: also large variety Of Childrcn's Mtts
Gloves and Hose, which we will sell low. ap3-omd
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;ENTN, FURNISHING GOODS.

HOPKINS a. MEAD have just received stock OF
Gents Gloves. Half Hose, silk and (iauze Under
Shirts Silk and LawT Cravats Linen Handkfs. Suspen-
ders. g. &C.. which will offer lower than the usual
prices asked for the above articles. Commerril Row,
First street. fauJ-olnd
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The Enquirer, Germans Religion, &c.
The Enquirer has again entirely lost sight
of little question in dispute between us, as
to whether it was correct in charging that
those foreigners who were strongest in their
expressions of enthusiasm for our free insti-
tutions. are the first to deny those privileges
to others they SO applaud themselves. We
have said this is vile charge, and on par
ceive at the hands of the Enquirer, and we
still say SO. The Enquirer of Thursday
lodged the question, by saying in its sweep
ing charge it only alluded to some few crazy
individuals! And that we were ever appealing
to the Germans as a class. and making distinc.
tons between native and foreign born cti-
zcns. Yet at the same time ii made dis
ton by urging disgraceful charge against
persons of foreign birth, anything similar to
which it would not dare make against native
born citizens. But Saturday. it quotes para
graph, "plank in the platform for Ger
man party gotten up at Louisville" and
wants to know whether we endorse it. This
|"plank" is against Catholic Priests, &C.
Perhaps the Enquirer has yet to learn that
the Journal nerer interferes in religious mat
tiers or differences between sects. We neuer
express an opinion in our paper for or against
any religious sect. We have nothing to do
with the souls Of our readers, more than to
inform their minds on subjects which
have no direct connection with their eternal
welfare. Our subscribers are of ell the
prominent sects as we'll as these who make
no professions. When we undertake to edit
a religious or sectarian paper, we may posi-
bly, give our opinion on subjects coming with
in relis ious pervue. Until then, we shall
feel under obligations to our promises and
to our patrons to keep all opinions on such
matters to ourselves course of policy We
recommend to our neighbor, as we really DO
not think him better prepared than We are
to lead souls to heaven by any particular
path. He will please recollect, however,
that in worldly matters we are verya fond of
discussion. Our fondness for it is not at all
lessened by his very clumsy lodging from
points of issue to subjects which have no
connection with the question. In this mat
ter, he has made a base charge against for
eigners. He has not attempted to substan-
tiate it, but tries to back out from having
made it, and to lead his readers and US to re-
Election upon religious subjects. A little
more reflection on such themes would no
doubt be better for US all, but we fear our
amable neighbor has something more world
y in his mind than our salvation. Speaking
in the language of the worldly minded, it
looks to US very much like very awkward
DODGE
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OF Late letters from Miss Julia Dean,
says the New York Mirror, state that she has
determined to forrgo, for the present, her in.
tended trip to California. She has accepted
Southern engagement to play ten weeks for
S7,000.-l& Louis Neacs.
Miss Dean has been engaged by Mr.. Shires
Manager of the theatrical company now in
Evansville, for the term of ten weeks. She
will under this engagement visit many of the
smaller cities. in which she has never before
appeared. We hope to see this beautiful
accomplished and talented lady in Evansville.
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NEW P,TENTs

THE PLOW AND CULTIVATOR COMBINED
THE Combined Plow, warranted the best in vention
for Cultiyating Corn, Potltoes and Tobacco ever
introduced into the West, manufactured and sold by
aII-3mw% CHRISTIAN DECKER
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
THIS evening, Wednesday night, at Apollo

THIS evening, "Wednesday night, at Apollo Hall--
Il last night but one.
DFPriee OF admission 50 cents. Children half price.
Front reserved for Ladies' Seats can he secured
on application at the Hall, from to IL o'clock a. NJ.
aud from TO O'Clock u. NJ.
" Efficient officers will be in attendance TO preserve
order.
Gen,lemapIy Ushers will be in attendance TO show
persons TO their seats. lap Ju
Doors open at G1., performance TO commence at =.
o'clock. F. NJ.
UTIuesday afternoon performance will be given
children On this occasion children under IL years OF
age charged only 5c adults 25c. Doors open O'Clock
r. NJ. to commence at g O'Clock, p. NJ.
TaWMERS lTTEN D.--Wanted. FIFry TOYS
Il of SHUcKs for which the highest market price will
be paid in cash at
C0LBURN d HERSHBERGER,S.
apI Fosters Block, First street below Main
CTOCkS AND CRAVATS.-Just opened. large
- variety Of Selfadjusting Stocks and Summer era.
vats, of the latest styl at
COLBURN & HERSHBERGER's.
apl Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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VACCINATION CKEE

Dr. HATcHTr has been appointed by the Board
Health of the city OF Evansville, and will vaccnate
persons who will call at his Office, free Of charge.
mh2S II
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~The Richmond Enquirer says that w.
II. Walthall, a well known merchant of that
city, has been detected in forgeries to the
amount of several thousand dollars, and has
gone to parts unknown.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MATTRESSES!
WYE woald call the attention OF the public to our
w stock Of Mattresses. which We have constantly on
hand, consisting of Shuck, Moss, Cotton, Jenny Lind
Cotton and shuck), and Spring Mattresses of the best
quality. COLBUkN a. HERSHBERGER,
ap3 Fosters Block, First street below Main.
CENTS URNISEEING GOODS.
Nv l. have hand fir black French Cloths and
w Doeskins, fine Twilled blue Cloths, Fancy Doe
skins Silk and Marscilles Vestngs, White and Fame,
Linen Drills and Ducks for Pants all of the pat
terms. COLBURN q HERSHBERGER
ap3 Fosters Block, First street below Main.
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Nix. SAS14sFs:Please announce my name as a candi-
date for City Treasurer at the ensuing election.
es3 MICHAEL GAVjSk.
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recommended ia compliance with the resuf-ition Of
Law, by the STATE BOARD OF EDEGATloN, con-
sisng ofthe Governor Auditor Of State Treasurer Of
State, and the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
See School Lar. see a..
0FFItE OF SrP'r. ~ PuBLIc ISsrRrruos,l
indianapolis. Nov. is53
A i Meeting Of the State Board of Education. heid
n at the Capitol. November H. 1859. each member OF
the Board being present. The following document was
adopted:
Ixprax,PoIIs. Nov. IL. 1853
The State Board of Education approve the following
list of text books for common schools:
M'Gufey's Electc spelling Mchelrs primary Geogra-
book ply.
The Indiana LIST reader. Mchelrs Geography and
The Indana Cd reader, Atlas,
The Indiana 81 reader, Rays Anthmetc part Ist,,
The Indiana 4th reader u RAYS Arithmetic part cd
Buiar's English Gram Rays Arithmetic part 3D.
mar. lHeostefs D'cl'ophfies.
The examination of Books for schools has
great labor. but the Board has endeayored to
perform arduous and responsible duty udiciously
ihoroughly and faithfully Intrinsic merit Tor instrue-
lion has been considered of paramount importance, and
secondly. economy to- the state.
The School Trustees. whose DrTy u is to what
Books are used do much TO assist the State board
in obtaining what the School law lates. and
economy to the people demands-uniformity in school
books throughout the State
w. C. LARRABEH,
Superintendent of Public Instruction. and President OF
the Board OF Education.
n B.--A large number OF school officers md teachers
in Indiana have already adopted the above hook
mended by the State Board in conn faxse witihths
School law--thus showing tson Of tho
friends Of encaion 10 cooperate with the Svs ri IN
curing throughout the State the uBiforniy desired.
which will old frequent and vcxatious chaiges ben
eft the learner, and relieve psrcsss 81 great and
necessary expense.
The above books published and for sale by book
settlers generally throughout Indiana, by Morton IL
Griswoli, Louisville; w. b. Snith IL Co.. CincinDati:
Thomas Cop :rhwait & Co., PhiIadelphia PFati. Wood
ford q Co..and Clark, Austin & Smith. New York.
mn3l 2mws
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Nh. SaNDERs-Please announce my name as a cardi-
date for election Office Clerk at the en-,
sdns irl election. GEU. II. TODD.
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home MANUFACTURE,
EVANSyEEE,E OTTYsNG STnRE

~ 80 ss'bs' CfObh'NG STOMEs
iNO mat the Interests ofthr Great est. and
- OF tic people OF Evansville aud vicinity in pavcu-
.sr, Moula .e much promoted by establishing ,on,-
oe manufactured IN superior and less
~ the West than in the East, we have established
Clothing Store In this city, whore will
and sell, WHOLESALE AND Rrr.u liohih. Of The heat
quality, all OF VIII ch III made unde~ ourown super
vision at the lowest New York prices OF to latest styss
nd of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash,
which enables us 10 compete with
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\. n. SANDERS. Es2.-Pieease announce tho name of
"a BEii Tor reelection as City Collector at the
suing April election. ImboI
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Our citizens have been reminded almost
every minute the last two days, by candidates,
that the city ard county election comes off
to-day. The names of all the candidates for
city Offices, will be found in to-day's Journal.
Our citizens know their duty, in the first
place to VOTE, and secondly to vote for the
best man for every office to be filled. There
is large number of candidates, yet the
choice is not difficult to make in voting for
any officer. We have already endeavored TO
impress upon voters the peculiar Importance
of the office of Councilman at this particular
time. 1t is to be hoped our next council Will
be composed of business men throughout-of
those who fully understand the interests OF
the city. possess liberal views of progress,
and understand financiering sufficiently to
guard the interests of Evansville in her most
sensitive part, the pocket. Let the intelli-
gent voters in every ward rally for the best
business man out as candidate for the office
of councilman.
There is considerable excitement relative
to the offices of City Collector, City CLERK
and City Marshal. All the candidates for
these offices are well known, aid the choice
will not be very difficult with voters.
| Those citizens living in the wards below
Main street, will vote at the Phoenix Engine
House-those above at the Neptune Engine
House. The township ticket is voted at tn e
Court House, Every citizen should uote. and
show how large a vote Evansville can poll
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A. Ii. SANDERS Esa You viii please announce my
ddaie fortha Office of City Marshal, at the
ensuing April election; AMI if elected will dew my
time to tie int rests Of the city.
mills GEORGE W. GLOVER.
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CSEEHY Ladies' vhie n nd black silk: black
/ white. slate and mixed Cation Hose: Misses, ao'
G"nfs' extra snper brown Cotton Half Hose; Youhs,
do, for sale low by
COLBURN g. HERSHBERGFR
mh3i Fosters Blcek. First street. below Main.
GLOVES AND SILK MITTS-A h.xe .,
~ sorment f GenilmeB's Ladies' Kid. silt a. IL
Isle u owes, and Ladies' and Misses Long md
Sir Mitts, which We would be happy shaw.
COLBURS g. HERSUBFHGER
mh3i Fosters Block, First street below Msir
t'MbtsOE CE. * ES.-we have open for The.
Inspection of the public. very large stock of the
latest patterns of Underslecvcs, COlsrs Chemzrt-s
fmbroirered iandkfs Muslin and Swi,s Hands Can.
nrie fshs - nserngs. swiss do. all of which wilt,
be sold very low
CoLBuRy d HRRSHBERcE R's.
mA,f Fosters Block. FIRST street bclow Main
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DTsWe ar. authorized to announce JOHN NJ
SAMPSON u candidate for City Marshal at the
ing April elect lmh1J
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NM kUISE TN IHE UNITED STA DESI
We will also carry on Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
viii be found every article in that line.
Our stock OF Cloths Cassinseres restings are Of
the ncatcst style aad best 4ualiiy and fthe
fractleal workman. and taxes charge of the Meas
uring and Cutting. enabled 10 WARRENT a
good DIT In all cases. y no sale.
we also keep or hand every variety Of Tailors Trim.
mngs and are Agents for SCOTS Report Of FASHIONS.
Particular attention paid to Gentlemen furnishing,
their material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge of the commercially
affairs OF The Establishment. and DAVID UNEIL Of
The manufacturing. Grateful 10 their individual friends
Tor past hvors. and now so lett a continuance OF these
iavors Tor The new ENTERPRISE they pledge ems iyesto
merit all the confidence that may repo~ed I'm them
Store on Main street. between First and Second sis.
mh3I- RAIEIt NJ A. OgSEIJ,
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HOMES OF the New Worbi. by Miss Bremer
IL Grinnel Expetion in search cf Sir Ohm Frn
Pictorial History OF the Wars Of the United State:
Alcohol and the Constitution Of Men,
Bible Defence of Slavery, &C., just reed and for
sale by (mh3D THnS CONYNGTOy
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DISSOLUTION NOrlCC

~t'dE partnership heretofore conducted under a. a
l. name and style If Silberman, Anspacher e. Co.
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.
Sifbe rluan retiring from The business A. An.rr~he,
and Piout will eontiaue the business under the
and firm Of Anpacher d. Plou;. J.. SIlBERMlX.
A ANSpACuEp
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The presen. firm. .hankf for the liberal na,ron.vs
extended To the old firm. respectfully solicit ront,pu
anee OF The same. large supply Go.ir being
daily received. ImLal,f
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Mr.. SASDERs:-Pease announce the name of ALEX
AMBER MASON a candidate foe The Office of Consta-
bic Of Pigeon Township, at The ensuing election.
mh30
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Nh. SASDERs:-P case announce my name as n c.pdj.
date for the office of City Collector.
rnn!4 ". VI. WOOLSEY.
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Mr.. S.NDERs--Please announce the name of DIR. A.
c. HAIlCCk candidate for ihr oeice of Coun eil-
man to represent the First Ward. Imh30
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JACOB SCHFNREK, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND 2D.
20. Schaefer Sehroeder's old siaLd)
RESfECTFULLy inform the citizens OF Evansville
ana surrounding country. that have taken the sbov
stand, Diet, rmned continue the same bu suese and
VIII constantly keep ON hand The choicest Havana Cgsrs
anu Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern ma
lord; also SNUFF and Smok ing Tobacco all kinds
saum China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail.
ies Convinced Of my long experience in the business
enables me to give general satisfaction
solicit q share OF public patronage. apl n
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REMOVED.

M have now entirely removed our Tobas CO. and
w Cigar Establishment, from the old Stands ON
Wafer and Main streets. between LIST and Cd in MAIN
SHEET, BETWEEN FIRST AND WArR. in Mrs. Lewis
building. where shall be happy TO sell our old aua
new customers cheap bargains.
mh3ltf SCHAEtFFR A. SCuP0EoEp
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Ms. SANDERs:-Picase announr,s the name Of JOHN
FAkREi candidate for the oiiie of Civ Collector
at the ensuing April election. Innings
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Mr.. SaNpERs:-Piease announce my name 81 n candi.
date City Assessor the ensuing April election.
mh29s JOHN J. MARlETTE.
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M. SASDERs:-Please announce my name as candi
date for reelection the Office of City Marshal the
approaching April election. ffeb23f) JOHN WARD.
A. II. SANDERS. ESQ. You will please announce
my candidate for the Office OF City Marshal
he ensuing April election. (feb21J WIN. HOLDEN.
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Mr. SaNDERs:--Please announce IN, name rs "a candl.
date for reelection to the Office of ny Engineer.
mh2es r. n. WOODLAND
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Ma. SANDERS:-Piease announce my n3 me US a cand
date for City Assessor ut the ensuing election.
mh29r john X. GARVIN.
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NEW Rocks.

MALL PAPEH.--300 bundles Wall Paper jus
w recu from New York and BOSTON, Of the .Ifes
styles and all prices by tmh3D &c. DEvEREUx
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/ Mr.. SANDERs:--Pcase announce the name or HENRY
J. ART asa candidate for Councilman for The 18th Ward.
and obiige (mh30l MANY VOTERS.
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Ma. SANDERs:-You will please announce DIR. WIN
II. BfFOkp a candidate for CounciimzS for 9Th
Ward and oblige (mh29J MANY CITIZENS.
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Nh. sANpERs:-You will please announce HENRY
II. ALLIS a candidate for Councilman for the 9Th
Ward and OBJ ige (mh29) MANY CITIZfNS
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Ma. SANDERs:--Please announce the Of J. b.
HfAES as candidate for the Office of City Cle-k. at
the next April election. Inn tIs
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Mr.. SASpERs:-Please announce the name Of SOREN
S0RENSON rs candidate Tor reelection 10 the Office
a City
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DC 2 For Coureiiman Of the Sixth Ward. JOHN
HEINRICH; against anne,>ation of Lamasco until the
Depot Of the Strait Line Railroad is located behind the
Canal. lspI