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Eny tie Ercufr'

For tIt EniulIE'
Mfssrs Edtors:-A meeting o! the stockholders Of "
Richmond ind Danvillc Rail Road Company will assem
On the 18Th OF april elect President Of the b1si1
Directors. | have communicated with gentlemen Of !.
CITY, and have ascerlaned it j, generally The wish O. :
city stockholders 10 elect gentleman from the conn!
In looking the counties interested 10 this great &C y
prise for suitable person to FL tho Office there !. 90 o.
well qualified he present able and efficient Pfe'H
of the Company, A. +. D. Clifford, ESQ., hazard n0sa'
when say that tho appointment of this gentleman w.
give .ltisacon the couutry stockholders and wor
pledge ana security for The speedy completion Of The ~
that four Gflhs OF the stockholders with vice.
have communicated this subject prefer S Gfofa 20"
ton. A COUNTRY STOCkHULDr|
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POLITICAL.
SOULS, NOT STATIONS.

Win .h,l, Judge man from manners2
Who shall kuow him By his drtssl
psuosrs may be fit for princes
PrInces fl for something less.
Crumbled shirt and dirty jacket
May becloihe tie golden orr,
or the deepest thoughts and iee!ings-
Satin vest could do no more.
There are springs OF crystal nectar
Ever swelling cut Of stone,
There ore purple budS and golden
Hidden, crushed and over sro~hi
God who counts oy souls. not dresses'
LOVES and prospers you ano hlc
While he values thrones, the hiShtS'
But as pebbles 10 the sea.
Man. up,aised above his fellows
OH forgers his fellow; then,
MosicrsSrulrrs- lords-remetpher
That your mennest hands are men
Men by labor men by feeling,
Men BY thought and men by fame,
Claiming quail rights to sunshine
In a mans cppobled name.
There are foam. embroidered oceans;
There ore little wesd-clad ril!s,
There are little inch high sappes,
There are cedars on the bills.
But God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and me,
For 10 him all vain distinctions
Are as pebbles 10 The sea-
Toiliug hands nlone nre builders
or a nations wealth and fame;
Titled laziness Is pensioned,
Fed and faltened on the same,
By the sweat Of others foreheads,
Living only 10 rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
Vainly liftelh up its voice.
But truth and justice are eternal.
Born with loveIiness and light,
And eunsets wrongs shall never prosper,
Where there is a sunny right;
And God. whose world. heard voice Ia singing
Boundless love TO you and me,
Will sink oppression with Its titles,
As the pebbles IN the sea.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS, &c.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA Democratic eaCcu -. -.
held tomorrow evening for the nomination Oh I'D
for printer Of The House OF Representatives ID
Armstrong deceased Sir. Forney will be ro.;.;,c
The Senat. has confirmed es Consuls, S. Z: Feg ~
XIV, 10 Tehuan,epec; Francis N Ellis Of ONO, -
Ayres and F. Wells of New YORK 70 Bermns1 ~, ~
The amour, Of public debt redeemed durlog ''e ~
The heavy rains yesterday did much damage a S,n,t
C;eorne,own. The Potomac IL still high, Out '''
over. ,,, linn here =,
The Spiritual Rappers holding con"en.,Jn .t
which Senator TaImatge Is presiding Inc ses' -,
sate. senslor
Ills now clearly ascertarcd that seventeen 5ys,, s
notwithstanding s.acs are IN favor o! Inc s,''''
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IMPORTANT FROM RUENos AYREs AND NJ!

BOsT0N. Feb. 27.-The bark Swan, from B"cno' Ai''
arrived ,hIs morning, bringing dates 10 January 5h
Exchange on III" United States per cent. CISCO
DJubIoons REQ 10 39jH. ~,
Atyices from Mopevdco represent, Ina, tho sd'is ,.s
obtained by Moreno lasted bu; short time. n. ~.
were completely routed aud dispersed BY Colonel f0''
Moreno escaped to Entire Rios. ...
Gen Urquiza has been elected President 10 lhe Az
Conederacy, only TWO States voting against him. 90
Ayres took no part in the matter.
Produce OF all kinds was scarce and very high I
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TUESDAY. FEBsrAnY %, 1854
ESATE

4 communication from the House by their Clerk, an.
nouncns The passage of several bills which read in the
Senate aud passed or referred to appropriate committees II
9h section Of the concerning the compensation and en-
panueling Of jurors, &C., passed April 9Th, 1853 go
proportion the jurors serving in the Circuit Court Of James
City aud the city Of Williamsburg between the county and
the corporation, with anendments in which The Senate
concurred. The communication further states that The
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4 CARD.

The undersigned in whose hands al the instance Of
ua friends has been placed the OF the difficulty be-
tween the Hon. Jere Clemens and the Hon. Wiley P Har-
s arc rraled 10 state that the has been settled In
manner honorable and creditable 10 both parties.
THO. }. RUSK
R. w. JOHNSON,
JOHN PERKINS, Ja.,
ALBERT PIKE
WAsRlssros, February q, 1884
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JUDGE DOUGLAS HUNG IN EFeIGY.
Bcsros, Feb 2s-Judgs Douglas, the author of the Ne.
bssks bill n the u Senate w,s this evening hung 10 Ell
of that measure,
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MAINE AGAINST THE NEBRASKA BILL.
PosrrXTp, Me, Feb 2s.-The House Of Representatives
OF Maine unanimously passed resolutions aeainss tho
Nst,aeka blu.
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PRESENT CONDITION OF LIBERIA.


The following letter from J. Mayo, Esq, commander In
will be read with satisfaction by all who take any interest
in the rising fortunes OF this young republic:
FLAo SHIr CONSTITUTIONS
| Ar SEA, December % 1853. (
Dear Sr:- beg You pardon my Icing delay in replying
10 the letter you did me the honor TO write In December
last wae unwilling TO answer your qIcelons until after
my visit Liberia and now desire TO express you my
eviction that the present condition Of Liberia should be
most satisfactory every friend oil colonization and that
lis future prospects are full OF the brightest promis
have recently communicated 10 the Corresponding Sec
reary of the Penusy lvana Colonization Society. my
upon this subject well upon others relating TO the
coast of Africa and enclose extract from my lei
Ter which will perhaps satisfactorily the questions
you have proposed 10 me-
aul, dear, cir, with great respect,
Fey truly, YOU'RE }. MAYO.
Rev. PHL,r SLAroRTER, Fredericksburg, Va.
[Ex7RAcrl
81 have Jus, completed cruise which was about &c
commence when received your letter OF the 2Sd Of April
and am now my way 10 our Naval Depot al Por
PrRra after careful examination OF the African coast DO
tween the English colonies the North, Of which Sierra
Leone Is the chief and the Portuguese possessions South
The Equator OF which Angola Is the most important. an
therefore now better prepared the questions pro-
nosed in your letter having pupcsey deferred my ropIy
until my personal observation should enable me to speak ad
yIsedly.
the cause of Colonization have long fe, the in
,ercst 10 the only scheme which promises relief TO the color
ad neone of our country and this interest confirmed by
nv visit to Liberia when In command OF The Freae Ma.
sdonIon IN the wears 1888 and 1874 lily recent OBJ
eervaons This ship convince me that the Efforts OF the
societies have been crowned with The sub
stanta success and that the result OF the generous PM
authrophY is no longer dououo!.
mo one who sees the American emlgant In the Liberia
Legislature and Courts of Justice performing the highest
CITIZEN with grave end decorous intelligence
no who sees the ample provision for education Indicated
By the numerous schools and the signs OF religious culture
atestsd By the many church edcs no one who Hsss the
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KjGHMCND EEQUAREis Il.

RI R1TcH1Es d PRYOR.
s.5..S7 -, ,1,VSiNC. MARCH l. 1851
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Special correspondence OF the Enquirer

ABOUT Of my negroes have been stolen by their
Ace
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WAsR,ssros, February Is, 1884.
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Great snow s,orn,.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81,


One Of yesterdays trains from New Yori
at noon. Horse and wagon found buried il
snow down town this morning. The ANNA
dead in snow drift ten feet deep, and horse
had started awav without the driver. The
trains due at 8 O'Clock last evening not
rived at l / o'clock this morning. The snow
continued to fall till o'clock this morning
lies two feet on level, and the streets are al
most blocked up by drifts. No trains from
any quarter arrived since yesterday after
noon, and none sent. All roads blocked Up
by immense drifts. Weather warm now.
Rev. DR.. Jahns. of Christs church, Epis-
cOpa, is dangerously il-thought he will no,
recover.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 81, p. NJ.
River unchanged. Weather clear. Snow
thawing all day, nearly gone.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81, NJ.
River fallen 10 inches; weather cloudy.
Flour stagnant, depressed; prices nominal
ly 8 80; whisky 22a, dropping. Provisions
depressed, buyers getting further off from
views of sellers, while latter exhibit increas.
ed anxiety TO realize. Some inquiry for bulk
sides ut 5aa5S; mess pork freely offered at
IL so; 800 bills prime ard sold at s., not
much demand. No chanN in groceries.
New YoRK, Feb. 81, p. M.
Cotton firm. Sales of 900 bales. Sales
Of $50 bags of Coffee at ll3c. Flour opened
buoysnt bu, closed heavy, more sellers than
BUYERS $3.50 bbls sold at IS 81 to So 81;
Southern unsettled So 62 to 50 90.
Wheat, buyers demand reduction, dull
Corn, prices sitter, 92a95c. Sugar, 325
hhds Muscovajo sold at Al; Havana, 6k.-
Molasses, $50 bbls sold at 29c. Money ac-
tive-stocks unchanged. Pork trifle lower,
400 bbls at 90; Beef firm. $50 couu-
try mess 81 30 repacked. Chicago beef
Sl4. Lard. prices easier not quotabe, lower,
325 bbs sod at lOsc Cut eats uDchang-
ed. Lnseed oil 1000 gals at Toe. Scotch
pig iron, 100 tons sold ut S39. 400 binds
Kentucky tobacco sold at 6a93c.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
House Preston introduced bill for the
enlargement of the Louisville and Portland
canal-reierred. House took up Homestead
bill! in committee of the whole. J. Z. Allen
spoke in favor Of Nebraska bill.
SENATE.--Bavard presented PETITIONS in ia
vor of establishing territorial governments
on the pr nciple OF noI-in'ervent,on. Foote
Toved TO take up the bill granting land for
the benefit of the INDECENT aud insane, agreed
to. Foote urged the passage of the bill.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 81, p. M.
River fallen ~ inches; weather cool and
cloudy. Freights firm to New Orleans, flour
60c. pork soc.
Pound freights soc. To Pittsburgh and
Wheeling, whisky 75aSoc. pork 7Oa75c,
-four SOC. LIB freight 2Oaa5c.
Holders of flour frmer to-day, but demand
Iimited; 400 bbIs sold at SO 80. Wheat 81
25al 30. Whisky dull at 22S.
Provisions dull; 100 hhds bulk shoulders
sold at 4ac, packed; sales $4,000 bulk sides
at SIC. 1000 bbs No. lard sold at SEC
Mess pork no,nibally Sl2 80.
Sales $50 hhds sugarat 4 ia5c for fair
Prime molasses 23c. New cloverseed So so
as 90.
Money-Eastern exchange firm at aas
prem. New Orleans aalc prem.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities'

The river was rising at Louisville oil
Monday, with feet i'm the Indiana chute
Boats crossing the fails still. Rising at Gin
cinnati last reports.
The Sultana was at our wharf yes
terday morning direct from New Orleans
She left on Saturday the 18th, but was de-
tanned good deal by fog. She had fine
freight aud good many passengers. The
Sultana made an exceedingly narrow escape
from the great fire at New Orleans, and yet
bears scorched appearance in front. She
had the front part of her boiler deck burnt
off, which has been repaired. AT one time.
she was almost given up as lost, but was
saved by remarkable efforts. We thank Mr..
Alexander, clerk, for papers. The Sultana
put out the following freight here: Isl hhds
sugar, SO bbls and 80 half bbls molasses, Be-
.ment e. Viele; 1863 do do, 500 sacks coffee,
Lewis g. Gray; 10 casks hardware, c. s.
Wells; 8 bales gunnies, Foster & Brown.
- The ]. NJ. Stockwell was reported by
the Sultana as having sprung leak near
New Madrid, on the Mississippi, and thrown
overheard some seven hundred bushels OF
COAL No further particulars. The Robb
met her below New Madrid going on.
Large numbers of merchants are about
going East n w, to make their spring pur-
chases. The retail trade during the las. year
has very largely increased, and large stocks
will be brought out this season.
The Jas. Robb arrived here yesterday
morning from New Orleans, with large
cargo and crowd of passengers. We thank
Capt. J. b. Russell, of the Office, for papers
OF Monday, the 18th. Capt. Correl was on
board, and hearty. Sorry we could not ac-
cept his invitation to take trip. The Robb
put of the following freight here-4 ba es
gunnies, Decker g. Kramer; so hhds sugar,
casks ware, Lewis g. Gray; 9 hhds sugar, 7
bills molasses, do rice, Taylor g. Harvey;
l25 bags coffee. Preston Bros.
- The Excelsior sunk at Montrose late
ly, but can be readily raised, as she lies in
shallow water.
- The steamer franklin Pierce has
been got off the Falls, where she has been
aground some time.
The Pike passed down yesterday mcrn-
ing early, bringing the mail. She is fast
and good boat. and well known in the line
We thank the officers for papers.
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CUT HIS TOE OFF

The evidence here given in favor Of GARDENERS
MAGIC WOUND HEALER will seem almost incredb'e
To those who have tested its healing
nevertheless give Tin Mr.. Dodge's words,
know il to be true:
Mr.. WILLIS DODGE. living near Cynthiana. Posey
county Ind. that last winter, about Christmas while
engaged in chopppg wood, he cut his foot bad. he
repaired TO the honse ard got his boot off, and found that
his great To. cut of: he Immediately for bot
tie of G GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER, (as he
had heard gifts being used for fresh cuts) and havi
put the toe back to its place. commenced using the Magic
Wound Healer and IN short time the pain and sore
all LEFT. he continued the Of the Magic Wound
Healer. and in Il few weeks
HIS TOE GROWED on aGALNi!
ne, er having inflamed or become
Mr.. Dodge he may be referred 10 tn the bene.
fits he received from the ofihe Magic Wound Healer,
ne he has Used 1t ina evera his family and
il is the best remedy for fresh he used.
Numerous certificates could be given. but we think the
foregoing sufficient. they show conelusvey that Gar
diners Magic Wound Healer rH fresh cats, and
that fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer will
ut niame or become sore.
1 2 Preparcc by JAS j.. GARDINER.
Sold by Thomas Newman. Mount Vernon, Ind.
" II. b. HallOck, Princeton,
Woolsey & Iinck. Evansville.
and by Country Merchants generally. Ifebi1-2md5mw
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

VINHE justly celebrated teachers: Of system OF
DRESS CUTTING, have just ARR, ed. and will give
the Ladies' of this city and vicinity for few days les
sons IN Cutting Ladies' and Chldrens Dresses BY
feet aud improved system that will enable them TO III all
forms and sizes with the attest precision, without the
troublesome necessity of trying altering siEge
stitch. Ii is simple that per.on of common
pacity learn tit themselves others in style
desirable with two hours instruction
To those who wish 10 engage in profitable aud lucr.
tive business il is Of the utn ost importance those
who wish only to cut for themselves and freuds is
worth times the price of instruction Perfect salts.
faction given. charge. Patterns cut. warranted TO
fit the form pay. All are ndiy invited call and
free ofehage, the house OF aniel Woosey Esq,
Second street
REFERENCES.
MRS SHANkLlN, MRS. WIN. REILLY.
IL
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q By THE L. AND.C. RAILROAD.
TUESDAY, February 2lth.
Shi pments.

Sinzich-3 bxs soda buiscuit 6 bills crackers Bacon
& Col sack bacon; Mitchell & SoD-s bxs sters
Schaefer Schroeder-2 hxs tobacco. glars do; Lewis
* Gray-e hxs mdse. hf bxs glass Allis q Howes-l
BIZ tob lot Jars, bbls salt kg nails resor BIOS
II BIZ tobacco bg yarn. bxs candles. do pepper, hall
doz selves, Dbl moasses: Haliock d Stoddaril box
candles 1 ky wine; Il Heimann-i bale mdse. kg
wine. bx candy. do raisns. Dbl whisky Adams d
fook-s bbls melasses, kraiz Il Heiiman-I nh ware;
Foster 81 Brown. bti mat kercl, bales gnnnies:
Spitz--I100 feet lumber; Barns4 bdls shingles; Bah
cock Bros bales gunnies, bx candles. be- coffee.
dor brooms. big sacks. bN axes; VI App Dbl salt
J Byrnc-I Dbl molasses; Ellis 81 schlamp-1 hbl
whisky, bv tob icco. kg wine. Dbl queenss are hx
soap, ky powder Harrington-o+0 feet joists !
Rcdfsrd-1 bdl sacks, lot of plunder Cook & Refs
b5ls beer.
Receipts.
W Hubbeli-f bales furs: Taylor & Harvey--Ioo sack
eorn 2's do wheat Mitchell q Son-5o0 SKIS corn. p
casks bacon; Als Howes--7 bills four; * w Refill.
Ii bags
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READ THE FOLLOwING

READ THE FOLLOwING
TNESTINONY. rs regards the magical influence that
l. GARDINER'S MAGIC WOUND HEALER exerts
over Fresh Cuts:
LETTER FROM ILLINOIS.
Fancy FARM, Fransli Co., Ill.,
August 18th, 1853. \
Mr.. GARprSER:-
Sir: have had your Magic Wound Healer in my
family the last aud have used in several
Will mention one two Of them in particulars Last
winter was chopping aud my struck limb and
glanced and struck ankle. which IL cut bad.
used nothing else on il but your Magic WOunu Healer,
and il well in about two weeks. Our little child
which is about eighteen months old had n very bad
breaking out its head-m wife put nothing else ii
but your Magic Wound Healer. and cured il in few
days. have also used il rscs, and it gives re
eral satisfaction Respectfully, yous.
GEORGE X. MARVELL.
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KcrPinfG.
CITY MILLS FLOUR.

(NTTY Mills Flour is selling Mt ST 90, whole
sale; retail Sc 81 81 for good merchanable Wheat.
Accents Zoe good Flour Barrels. J. n. ROSS, Agent.
dec26d&wtf
TIN PLATE. &C.-l2n boxes -;
L 10 pigs Block Tin; cask Zinc; received per
steamer Fanny Smith and for sale by
decy3 SAMUEL ORR.
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CNHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low our Fur
" niture rooms Water street, 80 dozen wood seat
cane seat, and sofa. seat Chairs.
janf WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale a. our Furniture
- rooms, eight fine Sofas.
jan27 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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FIRE NOTICE,

FIRE NOTICE.
At "a meeting of the Neptune =,
S.Essy- Fire Company. on the evening s.sSSa
Ess4gG;-Aof the nth inst, it was unani- N.Y.
Rsoiued. That in future at any alarm Of fire that
be given, whether false real, that the range OF this
Company be strictly confined the Corporate limits OF
''ihc City of Evansville.
BY order of the Company. WIN. HOLDEN. Pres't.
WELL n. WAIVER. Sect'y. tfebl5-if
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DEDSTEA DS--Just received and for sale low, lot
ID OF highpost Bedsteads.
iape7 WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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; d. wCOLSEY.
Il. NELSON
CTION.

WOOLSEY e NELSON.
"ATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chan, Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions 6c. Particular aen-
ton given to thesale oil all descriptions Of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs y and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consignments. -
aug 90 ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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REMOVAL
.PRESTON BROTHERS.,
Wholesale Groeers AVID Dealers in Foreign nd
Domestic Liquors
THE Grocery Store of Preston Bros formerly on
l. Water street, has been removed to- the north east
of Sycamore and First street, opposite Bemen
u Viele's, where they will keep constantly hand
of the largest stocks Of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &C.,
in hc city. The old of the and
generally invited to call and examine goods
prices before purchasing elsewhere. feb4E
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JEWELLERY! JEWELRYM
~ WE have on hand, and will sell el eaper than
IN usual good and fashionable stock of Gold and
s..Z Silver Watches Breast PHI Finger Rings, Ear
Rings, Lockets Gold and Silver Spectacles, Gold Guard
Chains besides good many other articles. all of which
we will sell ioN,
Call ut the Sign Of the Big Watch, on Main Street. be-
tween First and Second streets.
feb6 BITTROIFF q SONS.
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IEwELRY & NOTIONS.-Ear-rings, Finger.ri
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils,
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs, Purses Fancy Soaps,
AccOrdans Violns Pictures and various other notions
for sale by "a -.--
aug23l y wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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MRS sHAykLlN, MRS. WIN. REILLY.
feb1J-tf

STATE OF INDIANA, Ice
Vandcrburgh County, 80
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
Elzey G. Burkam, laiptif,
against Action 20 foresloss
James Madison Case and Mortgage.
Rachel Case. his wife, Def'ts.
affidavit having been filed with the Piantir' COM
N plant in the Office Of the Clerk flhe Marlborough
Circuit Court, setting forth that the said Defendants
James Madison Case and Rachel Case. his wife. are
nor cther of Them resident in the State Of ndi
ana but that they reside in Oregon California. az
FAINT Is informed and believes and that they
sarv parties to the above entitled action.
The said Defendants thereto hereby notified OF
the pendcncy the above ehed action in said court
and that the same win sta,l trial the next term
said Court TO begun and held the Court House i'm
the city of Eyansyiile. the third Monday in April
1854. JACOB LUNKEAHEIMER,
jones' & Blythe, Cl'k of said Court.
attsx OR d-2fv
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COMMERCIAL.

Breadstuffs have slightly declined. Con-
soils 81 aa9lS, improved feeling not been sus-
tanned. Flour is Is lower than at last quota
lions. Purchasers are buying sparinsly.-
Some quotations taken for investment at ABS,
Canal 40s 6dVH3s. Baltimore and Philadel-
phia AIS Sd, extra warehouse AIS.
Grain-Wheat irregular; moderate trans
actions at reduction of 2da3d, white Us cd
al2s Cd, for mixed white I2s sd, mixed and
red / Is cd. Corn, but few transactions.
Provisions-All recen, imports have been
cleared off. Demand very good for prime
qualities, but saleable only at considerable
reductions. Beef and pork languid. Cheese
wanted. Lard in improved request at full
rates. Tallow closed with an upward tenden-
cy. Linseed oil is quiet Rice dull at 6da
! IL decline.
The mercy market, considering state OF
affairs, is easy. Public securities are com.
paratively little effected by the announce
ment made by Parliament. Consols closed
for money and account at OH, after official
news. The Telegraph Of the 5h quotes
consols better at 81 aa9lS.
New YORK, Feb. 81, M.
Flour firm; 1900 bb!s sold at 8 Alas ST.
$50 bbls Southern 75aS9; wheat market
unsettled; corn firm, 1900 bus sold at 92c.
The Africa got off this morning. Star o
! the West anchored at the quarantine. 9th
er California steamers wen; TO sea. There
was terribly severe storm-snow foot an,
6 half deep in the streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-22

GLASS-WARE.-Just received and for sale al auction
" and private sale a lot Of Glassware:
iano7 WOOISEY S NELSON.