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l1)attllcs, Clocks, ST.

N@>Nf~ - ~NA~>~ 49, W.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. x JEWELRY
FOR LE!!!
. 3
It. M. LAMB. 273 MAIN ST.,
(HAERINeToN ooRNER.l
Nov offers for examination and sale, fine assortment
Of English Patent Lever Watches, in Gold and Silver
Gases, with Gold or Chronometer Balances Also, De-
tached Levers and Cylinder Eseapement do All watches
sold at this establishment warranted prove
mended, or perfect satisfaction win be given.
CLOCKS--aCLoCKS!
Eight Day and Thirty Hour Clocks in great variety
geweiry---Je
Of the finest quality and newest patterAs consisting
Gold Chains, Lockets Pencils, Keys, Rings Pins, Ear
Drops, &C, all Of which will be sold at the Low
PRICE Call and examine.
The personal attention OF the subscriber will be given to
WATCH REpAIRGNG-al work warranted
mch15 dn myll WITT T. NJ. LAMR.
cs S. p. CEIAMPNEY
e. ~ Would call the attention of his friends
2.,<s3 and customers to his Stock OF Goods which he
is selling at very low prices consisting in part Of
WATCHES,
Gold and Silver English, Seileton and Anchor Levers
Duplex, Cylinder, Vertical and Verge Watches.
CLOG KS,
Mante Marine, Circular, Wizards Round Top, Gothic,
Eight Day, and Thirty Hour Clocks
Silver Spoons Butter Knives Thmbts, Fruit Knives,
and Pencd Cases.
Gold Fob, Guard, Vest, aud Neck Chains.
God Thimbles, Pencil Cases. and Vest Hooks. Finger
Rings in great variety to suit all Tastes,
Fingers, and Purses.
Breast Pins Of new and beautiful patterns in great yarie
ty. Ear 0rnaments Studs, Scar Butoss, and Coat Ties
HpECTACLES
Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated suitable for all ages.
Table Cutlery vi ch will be sold at cost Pocket Cutlery
Razors, shears, and Scissors Hair, Clothes and Tooth
Brushes. Helix Needles, Porte Monnaies, Purses, and
Wallets, together with many other articles usually kept by
the trade, all Of which will be sold very low Call and
Watch Work.
P. O. gives his personal attention to this part Of the
business, and all work done at this shop, is warranted
Feeling very grateful for the favor liberal patronage
for the last fourteen aud half years. permit to say
that shall nov, ever be ready to serve you to The
best OF my ability
My number is 267 Main street, e Piper's Bock.)
Worcester, jan 10, 1856. DIFF janl0
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High Life in New York, by Jonathan Slick, Esq.
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n 1000 bbs best extra Gcnesee Flour, receiving 10
store from the Western Railroad Depot direct from the
Mills and for sale at the lowest market prices by the sub
serib5rs. Also, have Tor sale good common brands
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The Lands of the Saracens by Bayard Taylor.
Nothing Venture, Nothing Have.
MaXims Of Washington.
Amabel. Family History.
Heartsease, or the Brothers. Wife.
Mile Stones in our Life Journey.
Parley's Wanderings by Sea and Land.
Missionary Memorial.
Stray Leaves from Fairy Land
Bryant's POEMS New edition.
Bancroft's United States, vol 6. Also the six vols
Baskerville Poetry of Germany
Lossing's History of the United States.
Ida May.
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MAIN ST., HAS FOR
,rices, nice Carriages, Rocking
gee, and Fountains, Umbrellas,
Stocks Suapenders. Canes. sc,
l6wtf
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 90.
SUGAR-600 hhds. were sold at firm prices. Fair to
fully fair 3Iz94hc.
MOLASSES-I5OO bbls, were sold at 13@lshc. for in
terror to choice.
FLOUR-Sales 1900 and 200 bbs. St. Louis sold at So
12H 300 at S925; 500 at about 80 IS and 300 at.
CORN-Marketv livery dull Sales confined to $40 sacks
In lots at Csc. and go at CSC. . bushel.
OATS-Saes las sacks Louis at 59c 224 and 100 ut
60c 400 at 6O62c and $500 in many lots at 60962c.
mostly at 6Qc p bushel.
BRAN-l60 sacks sold at 81 GO: 400 and I60 at less.
PORk-4JO bbls. Mess1were sold at SI39l3 37z ac-
cording to quality.
LARD-3OO bbls. and tierces Prime were sold at GA
Lice. and $50 kegs at glc.
COFFEE-Demand active and prices firm. Sales
33y9 bags Rio of which l47 at 1892 at 9c; 500 nj
91lc, and 100 at IOc.
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By G. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Central Blk, indianapolis.
Fayette County Biz, Con.
nersville.
Farmers Blk. Westfield. 80.
IGramercy Blk, Lafayette.-.-
HOosier Blk, LOgansport....
Indiana Blk, Madison. 90.
lndiana Stock Blk, LapOrte.
Kentucky Stock Bk, Colum-
Ous. .............
Lagrange Blk, Lima. =.
Merchants 81 Mechanics Bk
New Albany.............
New York IL Va. State St'k
Blk, Evansville.-.-......
Prairie City Blk, Terre Haute
Louthern Bs. Terre Haute.
Salem Blk, Salem .........-
Savings Blk of Indiana, Con-
nersville ..... 1899.
Traders Blk, Indianapolis. :.
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.
Later from Havana.
CHARLESTON, Feb. q

CHARLESTON, Feb. IS.
BY the arrival here of the steamship Isabel,
Capt. Rollins. we have intelligence from
Havana to the 10Th inst.
The excitement in reference to the report.
ed filibuster expedition from the United
States about to invade the island was in.
creasing.
The Government had taken possession of
the various railroads for the purpose of trans
porting troops over them.
The city of Havana was guarded by volun-
teers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-06
Legislative Sum mary.
ERIDAY. MarcI


SESArE.-The Senate concurred in the
amendment of the House to Senate bill pro-
viding for a bank with branches. The
amendment was to strike out all that relates
TO the ond of the State funds to said bank
Bills passed to repeal the present License
Law for the retail of ardent spirits-House
bill for the relief ofHenry Wells, Treasurer
OF the county Of Lake-House bill regulating
the adoption of heirs--joint resolution au.
thorizing the destruction of cancelled free
bank paper in the Auditors ofice--Senate
bill for the protection of ame-to amend
tn Q school-law by repeating SO much as re-
quird the township Trustees to visit the
schools. The school.blll was taken up,
amendments adopted to make it conform to
a civil township system and TO provide for an
equal distribution of the funds collected from
taxes. The prospects for a good common
school system is Frightening. Senate ad.
journed.
The afternoon was principally taken up in
discussing the bill to wind up the present
Free Banks. 1t was finally recommiteed.-
Bills passed-providing for the printing and
binding of the laws of the present session;
House bill to amend the act providing for
the election or appointment of Supervisors.
The school bill was reported back and en-.
crossed for third reading, and passed.
HoUsE.-Protests were entered on the
journal against the passage of the Temper
ance Bill. and the joint resolution relative to
slavery in Kansas and Nebraska. A resolu-
tion of thanks to the Speaker was unani-
mously adopted. The use of the Hall Com
mittee rooms were rendered to the Methodist
Episcopal Church, on the occasion of its
quadrennial session in May and June, 1856.
The joint resolutions to amend the Constitu.
ton were laid on the table for want of time
TO definitely act upon them.
Bills PASSED: Senate bill to change the
time of holding courts in the 18th judicial cir
cult; joint resolution directing the Attorney
General to investigate the claims of More
head, Hall g. Co., and report to the next Gen
neral Assembly; to provide for the election o.
officers of the State Prison, and the appraise
ment OF the property thereof; declaring Elk
press Companies to be common carriers; u
iegalize the sale of certain lands i'm the six
teenth section; to fix the times of the com
mencement Of the terms of certain officers 81
as to cause uniformity; to settle the claim
of the lessee of the State Prison, to provide
for the government and discipline OF IN,
State Prison; to authorize the Governor 4
contract for the completion of the cells il
the State Prison; making general appropri
tions for the years 1855 and 1856.
State Jour.
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Blk Covington, Covington..
Bk of Albion, Albion......
Far. IL Nee. Blk, Rensselaer,
Steuben Co Blk, Angola.
State SIX Blk, Jamestown.
Wabash Val Blk. Logansp't
Merchants Bk. Springfield.
Marshal Co Blk, Plymouth.
North Ind blk, Logansport..
Orange, Peseyville. 1900.
Public Stock ok, Newport.
Perry Co blk, Cannelton....
Peoples blk, Lima. ........
Plymouth blk, PlymOuth....
State Stock blk, Logansport
State Stock blk, Peru.......
State Stock Security bank
Newport ...............
Starke Co blk. Knox,.
Traders blk. Terre Haute.
Western ok Plymouth. 49,.
Laurel Bk, Laurel..... 80.
Farmers a. Mechanics Bk.
indianapolis .......-....
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DAILY JOU r NAL.
Local and River Brevities.


- Weather yesterday much milder, with
lain in the morning. Sunday was mild, clear
and delightful.
The stear wheel steamer Flag was sold
aashsrifr sale last Tuesday at Cincinnati for
S4,7O0, cash.
"A man was knocked down and afterwards
arrested yesterday for insulting a lady in the
street.
Last Friday, The following rates oil
freight to New Orleans, prevailed at Cincinnati.
Whisky 9Oe pork -Oc; -four SOC; pound freight
30a35c per cwt.
The following were the rates OF freight
yesterday from this city to New Orleans: Po:k
6Oc; tobacco $3.50; corn, 35c; pound freight
25c.
Navigation may be considered fully re-
summed again. There was no ice in the river yes
,erday at this point and weather very mild. Ac-
counts from above are favorable So far as ice is
concerned.
The Southerner, low pressure steamer,
arrived here from New Orleans early yesterday
mcrning but little over six days out. She pu:
out a large quantity ofieigat here and good
many passengers.
The Rainbow arrived here from New
Orleans last Saturday evening with fine trip.
She broke some of her machinery just below here,
and came up on one wheel, and went of in the
same manner.
The w. A. Eaves arrived at the whar I
Sunday morning from the Cumberland river,
with light "Trip. She reports the Cumberland
very low. She was yesterday loading for Green
river.
We have neglected TO notice the sinking
of the New Orleans. She sunk at Cairo last
Sunday evening week ago. and went down
r.arly to her hurIic,n deck, with full cargo
Sne struck q rock. No lives lost.
The Fawn arrived here at two o'clock
Sunday morning. THIS good packet has been
running during the whole time of almost entire
ice bound navigation. Her officers arc energetic
men, and deserve a liberal patronage. She will
be hear again tomorrow from Louisville, unless
some accident happens.
The mammoth Crescent City will mos
likely be found at our wharf early this morning
bound for New Orleans. She is splendid boat
prOSiucC Win the DcSt dhe
very clever officers. Shippers and traveller
would do we'll TO avail themselves Of this. boat
Capt. Young, master.
The canal is row in fine navigable order
The ice has about entirely disappeared, Will,
the canal is full of water. We presume brisS
business will al once follow unless there should
he break again Of the old fashioned kind. Blu
Mr.. Fuller, the Superintendent, is keeping Wig
ilent watch.
The New ORLEANS Picayune of the 2ls
says the steamboat James Trabue has sunk a
Campte. II is believed she may be saved if ef
fciens assistance reach her quickly, although
there was feared to be some danger OF her break
ing in two. Her cargo, fortunately. is reporie'
all saved. Capt. Wright was to leave Alexan
dria for this city last evening, on the sieamboa
Swamp Fox.
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e. CRAWFORDSVlL
RAILROAD.
- 80
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1854.
Trains will run follows Sundays excepted):)
TRAIN. DOWNWARD TRAIN.
Arrive at yincennes l2,o Arrive at Vincennes 2ee
Depart from - :. leo m Depart from . ..l;0op N
Arrive Terre Haue 435 Arrive At Evansville 3j5
So Passengers dine at Vincennes.
Passengers BY this sleep Terrs Hauts take the Morn
ing Train the Terre Haute and Richmond Road at A M
ioio A NJ in time connect with
trail IS follows:
For Cincinnati via Lawreneeburgh route at 1850 A NJ.
arrive ut Cincinnati at 4:30 Z. NJ.
Pittsburgh and all intermediate points VIA
Bellefontaine road ut IL NJ.
For Nenia Dayton. Columbus. GAINESVILLE and Wheeling
via Indiana Central road IL NJ arrive at Columbus ut 10
Z. NJ.
For Chicago Logsnsport and Lafayette Lafayette road
IL NJ. arrive at Chicago ut ssh r. NJ.
For Louisville Albany and Jacksonville hy Jefferson
vile road. also Nth trains for Madison aud Peru
Passengers will find greatly their advantae for safety
speed comfort and certainty Of take this
during winter in preference the uncertain and often dan
BY river aud early spring will be
made with other Companies by which leaving Ev
Columbus aud Louisville day.
The and others having Goods ship
from the East called this medium Of
taton superior t. the river Goods shipped from att
arrive Evansville third day. making the time in transitu
and avoiding always incur
red when shipping by steamer.
Evansville. Dec. 6. 1854 dec7-u
Evansville Enquirer and vincennes Gas. copy 2n.)
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Class No. 1,
Blk Of Indiana, Michigan

Blk Of Indiana, Michigan
City ...........s. .......
Rockville Bk, Rockville,
Blk ofSyracuse, Syracuse. .
Blk of Elkhart, Elkhart...
Blk Of Rockville, Rockville
Blk Of Goshen, Goshen. -.
Blk of Mt Vernon, Mt Yer
non. ...........--s.... ..
Blk of Salem, Salem......
Blk of the Capitol, Indiana
polls. ............
Blk Of Warsaw, Warsaw. ..
Pk of Monticello, Month
cello
Blk OF Paoli, Paoli.........
CanalBk Of Evansville, Ey'
ansville. 80. .
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City............ .
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts

Indiana Reserve Bank ,
kOkom0.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
field.
New York Stock Bank Vim
cennes .......s.s...
Tippecanoe Blk. Winemac. /.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansport' 80.
Wayne Blk, Richmond. ....
Wabash River Bk, Jasper. +.
Wabash River Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
Corydon.........-...-..
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....
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ARREST OF ST.. LOUIS MERcHAsrs.-.Messrs

ARREST OF ST.. LOUIS MERcHANTs.--Messrs.
Smith g. Kennedy, doing dashing furnish
ing business in st. Louis-orignally coming
west with stock worth Sl25, 00O-were ar
rested on the joint requisition Of the Cover
nors of Pennsylvania and Missouri, on the
evening of the 22d inst. on the charge of at
tempting to defraud their creditors and con.
signed to Jail. They were formerly in this
city for q short time. Chicago Press.
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Atlantic Rk, Jackson. .....
Blk RENSSELAER,. Rensselaer,.
Blk Rochester, Rochester.
Farmers Blk, Jasper ......
State SIX Blk, Marion. .....
Shawnee Blk, Attica.......
Blk Of Attica, Attica.
Blk Of North America New
port ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Blk Of Bridgeport, Bridge
port ..".... ...........
Blk of Connersviile, Con.
nersville ....-..........
Blk Oft Wadsworth, Mich
igan City ...............
Blk Of America, Morocco. /.
Blk Of Auburn Auburn 80.
Blk Of Albany, New Albany
Drovers Blk of Rome, Rome
Exchange Blk, (no issue)
Greencastle...... 800.
Govt Stock Bk, Lafayette
Green Co Bk. Bloomfield.
Merchants Blk, Lafayette.
Mish" waka Blk, lno issueJ
Miskawaka .............
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Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster'

Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster'
ing. ........
Blk of Fort Wayne, Fort
wayne ....... ....-..
BK Of Rockport. Rockport.
Blk OF South Bend, South
bend ........... .... .
Blk Of Perrysville. Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank
Muncie
Elkhart County Blk, Cos
nen...... .........-...-
Great Western Blk, Terre
Haute ..................
Huntington County Bank
Huntington .............
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THE AlIIRs sURRRNDERKD.M

GSINCE MESSRS AHLERIN0 e DRUMMER HAVE
the OLD Corner Stsud Water street. under the
Journal Once ovefowing with the largest as
Fall and Winter Ciothng
nishing Goods sell them asonshingy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Of Mems and Beys
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the most
OF Gentle mems Dress Goods Taors Furnishing 6ooos
brought this city Their facilities ana
superior ether the CITY,
which enables them At all times fill all orders with the best
goods and at the best bargains Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices purchas
ing elsewhere. declS-f
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-REFERENCES-
4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
MORGAN. KEEN IL PRESTON,

HAVE the best assorted stock Of Foreign aud
III Domestic Dry Goods Notions Boots. Shoes Hats and
Caps they have offered to the trace.
We wish notify all close prompt dealers that it
will loOsng them to pass BY stock ofGood:
the going the river the
IS passage money and 81 Is per 100 lbs freight.
determined this going the river and have
sold many parties this fall who usually buy in
Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
add times that
fecty at home
Louisville Brokers here to shave Indiana State Stock Bank
paper from 10 to 25 per cent.
As clean. fresh and healthy
specially all dealers who give good call in
and examine for themselves. now
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NEW STYLE OFpAINTING.

wv B. HAMMERS would respectfully announce to the
NY citizens Of Evansville and vicinity that he has per-
located in Evansville aud will int oduce the new
style COMMONLY known FRESC0-PAINTING. in all its
He had in his in the
decoration Of Walls. Ceilings etc. OF Public Buildings
Dwelling Houses Steambe and the
perfect satisfaction all who desire his services
Fancy Lettering and Sign Painting done At the shortest
4ce erecting buildings in the city would do we'll
give Mr.. r. trial in his art He may be found or
the Apollo Hall, kapper's. Main e.
near he Canal. feb7-tf
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE INGANE

n charge Of EDwARDMEAD. NJ D. Editor Of the Ameri-
can Psycbo Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forenzic
Medica.
This Institution open for the reception OF patients.
select establishment
but quiet patients are admitted long experience Of
Superintendent practitioner teacher
Of kindly and the successful treatments
Terms made known application to DIR. MEAD, Cincn-
natl, Ohio. feb2l-6m
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ANTED.

INDIANA Free Bsnk Money. which will pay the hg
est market price in Cash Dry Goods. ut my Store
Main street, three doors below Second Call soon
fetl6 .. HDiSh'
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Selling off at Eastern Cost For Cash
WALL PAPER, BORDERS. &C.
subscriber offers his entire stock OF Wall Paper Bor-
ders Fire Boards etc.. ETC. at the Eastern cost price
from this the March in order make
brought 70 this city Call and procure yourselves bar
JOHN O. DEvEREUx Jr,
tet8 Main street, bet. First and Second.
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G.. T.. LEONARD.
. l.. SWEET
c. f.. LEONARD. L. SWEET
SWEET q CO..

SWEET a co..
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SYCAMORE ST.. DOOR FRoM WATER. EVANSVILLE.
DESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
Evansville country for the sale of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods ardwsre Groceries. etc. etc also particular aen-
paid all door sales Of description reason
We shall do exclusively Com
having goods of to place
competition with consguor both the buyer and seller Will
have fair and legitimate market. We will devote whole
Auction and Commission business and friends
assured that will efforts
With prudence and business
the Of all those who their business
to care.
-REFERENCES-
p. G.. O'RnEY & Co., Evansville.
DUvALL. ALG0 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK & Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES New Orleans.
LEWIS SSAPP do.
MILES L. FOXES, Vicksburg Miss.
WIN McRAE. do do.
LocKwoop & Bros, Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLoG 4 FOor. do do.
EDWARDS d BUSHNELL, st. Louis. Mo.
ian23-ly
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THE QUESTION.

THE QUESTION.
FuNHE question before the Meeting House this:
what feller-and his gaare about to be partedor
exchange for that
purpose fer with his gal daggaryype
and for having the pictures he only has
casewhich picture shend be
in the magnificent csss-his own ugly mug. hernl-
Would be gallant in him to put the ugly casel
Would be nerous in him to put in the ugly
kept THAT'S the question before the meet
ing house. We for the discussion.
WEBSTER a. BRO. Dsguerreotypists.
jan9-n Over Lawrence's Marble Depot.
STAR CANDLEs-30 whole, half. and quarter boxes
8 " GILBERT & CO..
fet22 Sycamore st.. near Water.