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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
Our senator, John Petit.

We understand that notorious political black
guard, John Petit, who to the disgrace OF the
State occupies the position of U. s. Senator from
Indiana. is still at Indianapolis, or was last week,
instead of being at Washington attending TO his
duties, and trying to earn The eight dollars day
he is receiving. VIVA. is he doing at Indiana
polisl What could John Petit be doing but
whipping in Old Line Senators 10 oppose that
which he knows is the will of the people-5ut
holding down TO the party grindstone The noses
cfthose who might be prevailed upon TO obey the
known wishes of the people instead OF the die
taies of party leaders, on this question of elect
ing u S Senator the present session. John
Petit would not be John Petit if he were doing
ANYTHING else but something obnoxious TO COM
mon decency. And with such man in the u.
S. Senate to represent this State, how supremacy
ridiculous it is in the old line party to offer as an
argument for the postponement OF the election OF
Senator, that the Republicans, representing over
$1,000 minority in Indiana, cannot elect man
to represent Indianal
The unparalleled impotence ofthis argument,
with John Petit U. S. Senator, is wonderful.
In the whole list of candidates offered by Repub-
licans in different sections of the State, there Is
not one man but who would be a better represen-
tative of the whole State than Pettit-not one man
but who would reflect more honor upon Indiana
as Representative of the State in Congress-
It is perhaps better fer to have but one Senator
in Congress The next two years, than that the
other Senator should be this infamous black
guard, John Petit Indiana might suffer for the
want of one vote more in the U. S. Senate, but
her reputation would be safe.
Now let John Petit go back to Washington
and try to earn the eight dollars a day he is re-
ceiving, and labor to convince The country, thai
as public man he is entitled to higher char
acter than he ever bore in private life. Let him,
use his abilities for he has talents, in some
greater field than in the improper influencing Of
Democrats at our State Capitol to do that which
will eternally disgrace them and defeat the viii
OF the majority of the people of Indiana. Let him
for Heavens sake, do something TO convince the
great public abroad, what he cahnoi his friends
at home. that John Petit, a Senator from Indi
ana, is something more than the mere political
BLACKBOARD, who having mind enough TO kHou
the right, dare not practice it, and by frequent
intercourse with gentlemen, acquainted with the
dccencies of life, yet living Islander upou them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24

EVENING Observation-Disclosures. Chapman
o. Barney Of the Indianapolis Republican,
have commenced issuing Daily evening pa
per. ltis very neatly printed, and we have
no doubt will prove second in enterprise and
interest to no other paper at the Capitol. 1t
is devoted to the interests OF the Republican
party and SO long as it continues on the
ground it now occupies, we wish it great sue.
cess.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24

HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAzlsE.-This old
established Commercial Review, has lust
commenceda new volume. 1t should be in
the hands of every business man. Mr.J.
Benin is agent for the work in this city. The
price Of the Magazine is s. per annum.
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law, and payment made upon-ihe fine i'm.
posed in the criminal case shall be credited
upon the judgment rendered upon the bond.
SEC. =. lie shall moi be necessary in any
com ant, uffslast or information under the
provisions OF this Act, /, 20 alege that the of
Tense charged wus a second, third, or any
subsequent otfense by, the Nsccnsed person
against the same provision of this Act, but
IT it shalt nPpear in evidence that the
person accused has been before convicted Of
the same offense with which he stands
charged. the Mayor, justice, or Court shall
render judgme mt accordingly.
4 SEC -. IN the construction Of this Acf,,
words importing the singular number only
may alsobe applicable the plural of persons
and things; and words importing the mas
culine gender only may be extended to fe-
~ stss-fLsl-t4 II. - 1fEfMUTTF
Mayors Converts on, Janu nary san 1855.
The Mayor of the several cities of this
State convened at the Bates House, in this
city, pursuant to call made by His Honor,
James O'Brian, Mayor of the city of L.fay-
cite. rgs1ys ~ az. ,...
.aa91s PRESENT. aNA e'''
JAMES .O'BRYAS, Mayors of Lafayette.' :
w. X. EDWARDS, &C.. Terre Haute.
j. A. MoFfErr, New Albany.
JEREMIAH CROSBY, Lawrenceburgh.
JOHN 8. HoPKiNs, Evansville.
BENJAMIN kREN. Laporte.
JAMES McCREADY, 90 Indianapolis.
Col ". w. Rose, appeared on behalf Of
the city of Jefersonville, and also Attorneys
and Representatives., on part Of other cities
incorporated under special charters. IA
Mayor .O'Brian, was unanimously elected
Pr sdeni, and Mr.. Mckee of New Albany,
Secretary. i. sa.szo-t .aazlH mack
twas ordered that the meeting prepare
a bill providing Tor The Incorporation of cities,
TO be submitted TO the Legislature.
The provisions Of the present law on the
subject, substa ntially met with the approval
OF the meeting, after harmonizing the con-
tiicting requirements. nea 0gA 1s.stn
Additional powers for the imrovement Of
streets, erection Of gas works, the assessment
and coelciion Of taxes, the powers and du-
ties Of city officers, and the powers OF the
Common Council, were considered ard pro-
vided for. ..ll asa sssil.. 100 tlq.iss 80 lia9
The meeting adjourned at o'clock p. NJ.
and were Hospitality enterlaine ed for the even.
ing at the house Of His Honor James Nc
Cready, Mayor of the city Of indianapolis, and
again assembled at s O'Clock A. NJ .-of the
second day. ir,asaA sisfA -.o.,
The term Of office for the Mayor was fixed
for the period Of two years.
Two councilmen TO be elected from each
ward for the period OF two years. after the
next general election. That Councilman
then elected shall be divided by lot, in each
ofthe wards, into Two equal classes, and the
term of Councilmen o: the first class shall be
vacated at the expiration of one year, and
those of the second class, at the expiration
of two years; 81 that one half Of the Council
men shall bechosen annually therea'ter.v
The NEE ing adjourned at o'clock p. NJ,
for further elaboration. ~ saolsal ,sss7.srlz 4
| .dli .all lss.s - Ssate Jour 2OM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING. :::::JAN. "a.
PRINTER WANTED.

As,esdy of family preferred-who is qualified
aud ready devote his time and ability to the in
employer wanted charge and entire con-
troll Of the printing apartment of this Office as Foreman 10
such person place and good wages viii
wages payable according invarbie rule Of the once In
cash every Saturday night Apply whOu. delay and state
nualifc atinns and give references.
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The amour. Of liabilities or Banks ytAsr
Losses ssin...S and dne-none. y L.Ll.6
LOSES ADJ listed an and not due 'S''s"
ing for further proof. el25s
Agents inst ustes t, take no risk over sloco. -,
insured in city, town or village asrsrds "a
the character m;trii and enstrastioa q baiian me
psrrmrnt. and other circumstance.
The insured in blocks OF building. varies the dssf
The ineorre !; o. a;ss Jsy 'ss.
STATE OF coSSEcrrCtT Sss. r.r,f.rs Ian. ,ss, .'
Pcr.onaly appeared Thomas A. alexander Secretary of.hs
Ena asuIanes Company and made oath .ha. hs Sr.s.s
knowledge and belief ,,o,., r., Isl
properly will pleas
preceding reliable pose this old long tried
Se IN its line e ability
r. The is 81 any
It's condition. with local aad STATE inssr.nes
lie materially affected by the late deprsss'oa In
The it, bona I'D. essh
addition o. the strength Of ,hs On and
The necessity and real benefits insuranc.
past year AZ is Brsnsh alone
the Of s26 500 as mos, which has been Pad consider
so% s ali or any Of sss ss are
os it's :, s % III. Of
with favorable rates aad tern.
Jan2s- Ind - A. C. HALLocK. Agent.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF BAYOU LANDS.
EDY order Court Of Of erburgh
county aud after LIST day OF february 1855
sell at sold private SALE on the 50
day Of March ss paSe auction At the door Csa5
parcel No. t. tanning 3 60 700 acres
the lands belonging the estate OF Wills n Havkn
being fractional sections. NOS and
township No south range No. 10 west upon the isowg
term. to Wit:
Onsourh purchase money be paid day OF sas
fourth nine fourth in twelve and one-ourth In
eighteen tbs from Of SALE with interest from date and
without relief valuation appraisement laws fuf-
''A''' " - 49, john j. CHANDLER. y {.
janIs-3w Admir- Of w. n. Hawkins, deed.
- t GRAPE VINE SETS. s'
NIvE thousand Vine heal by and Of hest quail
II ity will be sold Cincinna prices. Those wishing TO
janIs-tf '-'-' DECKER KRAMER.
h-afst LtRORERS WANRED. 700 U
TEN hands wanted Immediately to 70 %
. country Location healthy aud god homes and pro-
visions found. Apply to janis GEo. fosI Elk q oo
UDROOMs WttIshs ETC
I'D 80 don Shaker and common Br'oms;,
4 do extra Whisks; s dnz plain Whsks; lefl
6 do mixed peckl ;. for sale ty
: janis HoRNBRooK & CHURCHILL.
COTTON BATTING AGENCY "a.
HAVE the gency of the Cannelton Cotton batting MIL
n and shall keep hand of No. and No q at ALI
tines ct the Low cash price 1t . y
j janis -7..a -sa.H COok'S Family 1roeery.
S6A BALES Cotton Batting just reed At : = clfJ. "a
wv janis COOK Family "roeery.
faVO CLOSE con .IGNMENT.-i..l.,,.r r-.l. -,
A'sn alns Co.'S Mss Ps.a.r in store.
janiz 80 h i.n..si...s COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
ROUND sH9T H,,a ANp ]. SaoCNssSgMPTIoX, VS.

EDRoF. BANNING. OF Stw York, announces 10 the
munity Of Evansville aud the country
he will remain another week the ashngton Hotel
consulted for relief rsm the wing and
toms
Dropping and Of the shoulders with fat chest and
weakness Of lungs voice Of the
vousnes with gloom. melanchola
dra weakness the aeh. with ndg eson piles
diarrhoea constipation Of the bowels hernia
ures of the howe and urinary and womb weak
with liveorhea pain
with hun broken back SPINAL
almost universal nsdious and progressv deformy
inequality Of the HIPS and shoulders OF children and young
last be arrested they end in spinal de-
frmity) 1910 q q 10 ~ = = or
Ladies gen invited call and his
Body ,traee Truss Trasshrace Pile brace Pei
Girdle Huntchback Prop. Spring Spine Abdomeral
niependen Centrifugal Elastic Shoulder
and his Cent? epeaf piual Lever which hsht cool beau
ul and eppotome adaptations respectively
with nature. he usually the above maadies without ap
through the pain the
jan2f-d ae.Ifsstf-l ~ Ffsfft 'attf p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
LEONARD a kNEET.
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS

THE5lE INA lASUhAACEUU w.. HAkIfUhD. CJNN.
HAVING complied wih the Law to regulate Irsuranes
of comPaaes Incorporates by other States.
passed May st 1854 the Ohio Legislature thrioe
required thereby prepared hat State. The original
ment being file in the AUDITORS once lts full and
aId is palshed the
for itsef. BY STATE AUTHO RITY.
STATEMENT on JANUARY. 1855.
The of the Corporation ErSA issuance CORA
ny. located ut Hartfort, Conn.,. chartered 1873.
The CAPITAL is Five Hundred thousand Dollars and 10 paid
mp. The Assesso of the CONF any no
Cash on hand, in Bank aud IN the ha ds Of Agents
or other persons Observation-Disclosures sara sos os
Real ursbered ie.e72
sem-annually -. ........'...... 72oo 90
Debts Company seenred By Mortgage 7a3I
Bills Bank
Bills lie rremum r. 1gl W
All other securft; viz: +--'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OR NEW ORR Fans.

FOR NEW ORR EiNS.a
- ThE aud ele. aat swift running passsn ger
Liz steamer DAVID VI HITE. "A. McGI.L, Commrn-
.xs5ea Al der W VILLAIN C.. Mitchell. Clerk having teen
thoroughly repaired Add put Ia the com plete
order is the City Wharf and viii leave New Or
board - n
N. D. Superior accommodations for stock. -. Z.
!. - sseaa = sF LEWIS & AOwARD or
jan24-lt s,ts : JOHN 5. MITCHELL. Agents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24

Mayors Con We nsi On, January san 1865.
The Mayor of the several cities of this
State convened at the Bates House, in this
city, pursuant to a call made by His Honor,
James O'Brian, Mayor of the city of L.fay
cite. ~ LasEvs W ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-24
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SAIL

VUNIE being about to remove fr" the place
.ers for sale two Houses aud Lots IN ts city ~ great
os situated InEe aud Stoeh
Wells Esgleston's Foundry frn'rr on
tv aren tw"stories
hgh with each convenient on .ns-s sta rs nc
For particulars enquire OF Nsssrs lgehsrt sky RAJ
an. lind wM Johnson.
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EVANSVILLE a. CHAMPIONSHIPS
RAILROAD.

EVANSVILLE & CRAWT0RD SvlLLh
RAILROAD.
q. a7' E 49, g - sssssss -
f-' OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE af
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECfMfERe, Is54. =
f. Trains viii run as follows tsundays e1eePede,
Leave. Ersnssiiie $3.50 u Leaves Tsrrs Baue.
Arrive at yiucennes 1900 Arrive ut Nincsnres l2ul
be part from It0 m Depart rom " lsoo m
Hante 4:35 Arrive at Evahssiies-aSP
h HS- Passengers dine At Nincennes. Ia. .,.a
Passengers Terrs take the Norm
Haute and Richmond Road att A. NJ
l0o A NJ. time 10 connect Wiz
trains follows:
For Cinciuus via. Lawrenceburgh 1850 A. NJ.
arrive at . 40 p. NJ
For all intermediate points via
Bellefontzine Ioad at ~ VI. ~ 80
For Nena. DAYTON. Columbus Zsnesvile and wheeling
y. NJ. ..-.t.....s-
For Chicago Lafayette road at
IL NJ. arrive a Chicago Mt s:sH p. NJ
Louisville. Albany ard Jefersonviils by ssaerson-
will find sher advsnts for safety
speed comfort and certainty OF TO tsks s
during winter in preference to the uncertain ns "ifn
BY river; and early srring arrsng
made with othr compane. ~ which assrngefs
snsviie will arrive at Cincinnati Chago
Columbus and louisville day.
The aud others having tn"a 10 feP
from the East called this route as q" eainn
tation Goods ship ed from Cineinns an
arrive Evansville third cav. making the tine IN trass
longer avoiding ofusuraree
red when shipping by steamer n, n,~,rrs s,,., 49,.
gr.,.,;,t. n. G dces-u r.
(Evansvie Enau. and ineer GaI. eery 2m.)
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ENTITY tons ID Iron reed per late arrivals This s,th
former stock hand, makps ssqrtment ""mr,.is
dcel3 SSAt EL I'm. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-09
LATER FROM HONDURAS.

BosTOS NJ 1nday Oct. :, 1855.
By the brig Helen Jane Nickersog, arrived at this
,ct We have TruxlO dates TO the 9TH OF September.
p,,ness in that city and OmaO was exceedingly dull
/, account Of the revolution throughout the State o.
gopduras. The different departments which had de-
s.red against the President Cabanos, had all, how
ser Welded except the Departments Of Olancho and
Y,ro, which still held out, and Gen. Alvarez, at the
hsd Of 500 Government troops was marching against
he rebels. On the Sd of September news arrived in
ru1llo that party Of robbers under Albino Pena,
umbering about 90 men, were marching on the town,
nd intended making midDigh attack
The com1ansant Of Truxillo sent out small party
reconnoiter but they were surprised in the night
(, robbers. disarmed and allowed to return. On
@ir arrival at Truxhlo the alarm became general,
nd about three hundred citizens offered their SER
u.s to the cemma1d ant. Arms and ammunition
yre distributed to the volunteers, and Truxillo pre-
nhd quite warike appearance. The United
satss Consular Agent sent bis family on board the
Helen Jane, then lying in the port and was followed
tyhe families Of tie principal part of the inhabitants
b the number Ct one hundred persons, with their
Movable property, wherethey remained three days.
On the 18th news came of the near approach of the
nbber, when party of sixty men were sent to az
tick item. The two parties met on the following day
md the robbers were defeated with considerable loss
NE leader Pena, was taken prisoner and imme diaely
hot and afterward had his head and right hand cut o
Tie alarm in Tru1iIlo was such that number of the
Inhabitants sent their families and much of their prop
sy to the Isle Of Ratepy. When the Helen Jane LET.
be town was more quiet, but apprehension was felt
amore difficulties.
The leader and head of the Reyolutionists in Hon
hras had been killed in battle.
Capt. Nickerson states that meeting of the Amer
can residents Of Truxillo was held previous to hs
ayiDg, at which resolutions were passed soliciting
lie United States Government to have man ot'war
occasionally touch there for their protection.
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species Of paItomime nearly akin 10 oaiet before
Ire ryebton of their spoken or lyrical drama In
II msnrer, TIE pshtsmime and ballet prsceced toe
lyt;ca' or the spoken Trans amcng the Romans, me
Fieneh, and the Ita'ians.
Plato SAYS a " Ell regulated body forms weI!-regu
listed mind BE considers dancing corporal d'sc
pine conducive 10 virtue, tending to moderate joy
anger fear. melancholy according 20 him the most
dsrgerous passions. He ADDS that Legislators sho1ld
mske use of ftte spectaces, plays to keep people IN
Submission While amusing them, and 70 Eecreate
prices and magistrates sEer their serious oocupa-
tols Prac,icing the precept OF Plato the red hand
cd usurper who now has France under bis heel gives
the people iIluminatons ftee ball. theaters the sight
of Er glish monsrchs, and the hearing CT Re Deums-
all free gratis for nothing while he them in debt
fresh thousand million Of fares, and seizeS fnesh
eighty thousand Of them a. conscips who are dragged
of 10 mature The Crimean soil with their bones.
But we are digrtssirg Let rs ret1rn TO the dance.
The Greeks held dsnciDg in high esteem and made it
a very serious business. The warriors danced before
gorg to bste. Pynhus invented the Pyrrhic dance.
Socrates took ssots Of that naughty woman Aspasia
The members Of taat grave assembly, the Areopayu',
danced up to the un to deposit their votes and back
to their seats Tie Senate appointed by Louis NaPO-
leon-ihat angus, body whose business it is to say aye
to all that he proposes-has not been called upon by
him 10 initiate this Greek custom Plato does not
insist upon dancing Senate, and that of Napoleon
has thus far shown itself tractabe enough withou!
salta 'onal discipline.
We shall reserve historical notice ofthe rise progress,
and prestn Mt state Of the modern ballet, Of which the
grand monarch Louis XIV might be called the father
or founder; and especially Of TIE national Spanish
bale, until lie appearance of tie Spanish Dancers
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BUFFALO Oct. ESQ P. M-FLouk has been act e, wit
frmer market and dueed stock 900 oA 81 . 70
smmoD Wisconsin 81 50 fr good Illinois and Ohio AMI choice
Mich ~ ~ 70 for fancy DO aud choice
WHEGT In good dcmsnd very firm sales - 5usa
81 20 for red Indians SEQ DO Chicago Spring ~ IS snG
Wisconsin Sphug 81 65; and 100 do white on private
lsrns CoRS fImsri sales 5o bush. At 7c 5000 do
at Isle snd 700 Do a. 71 closing Qaet outside
sgures Oars held SIZE WHISKY stealy a. Ssc. Canal
fRfieBrs firm; Ccrn l2c. 70 Albany; Whes lSe TO New
York ana Flour &C. Late IMPORTS daring the 4s hours ending
ns.n to-day; III ur IS SIS bbG Whe,t, Sss2 bush oas
Ito Dc. CGns EXPORTS; Flour so obsi Wheat, % SG5
bah Com, Go $50 do; Oats, 5,fs@ Go.
ALBANY, Oct G-P. M-FLouE- Sales 500 bbls a. Sc
ts7S Tor State; SIS 5od<9 for e1mnon 70
ssey weerD WHAT'S 400 bush white Canadian cold a.
~ ~ BARLEY further sdvsnee5 sales IL o9 bush AZ VI ~
vi tvo-rowed 81 81 for mixed, and 81 80 81 for tour
wsee Coax closed frn a. 81 os7c for mixed sses DUO
80 CANAL REcEiPrs-Four SIS bblsj Core, IS 10 bush
ey N $50 bush Oats, SS5 bush Wheat $3.50 oash'i
,t.IIrsoRk, Oct &-Our FLOUR muket Is excited, and
have advanced 2c.; sales a. ssdsS l9l. Wheat sd
Sesd Sc sales Of white s 81 900 - o..
kawOhLEsNs Oct 5-Tbe sales Of Cotton to-day add up
Stdetc- for middes.
NJ ORLEANS Oct Sour Corros nsrtet Is UNCHANGED
Ne orsntss lbe sales Of the week fsot up p 900
49,, Tbs e THE daie 81 100 bales ahead OF
& f,S - = -. Tbs rock on hand Is Is ,scc bses
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THE SPANISH DANcERs At MBL0S.

An immense crowd assembled at Niblos last night
for the purpose Of SEEING The Spanish Dancers
doubtless imagining that they were the Spanish
Dancers who have been so attracting and dehghtmg
the Lendon and Partisan public. But the audience
were mistaken This company Of dancers Is simply
orc Of very ordinary prett nsions; and there beng
nothing particular TO crticise notice in their per-
Torrance we shall substitute few general remarks on
the institution OF the Ballet.
According 10 he learned Oriental scholar, Morenas,
the lyrical drama had its origin in India pror to the
expedition Of Alexander the Great and the ballet rst
saw the light on the banks of the GANGS, at period
of stil more remote antiquity. Whether the results Of
his researches warrant his conclusions on these points
we will lot stop to consider but this much Il GER
tain that tie native music OF India Of the present day
and from a consideration Of the Oriental character
which knows not the spirit Of change, we may infer
the music Of this day may be about identical with
that of the Ale1apdrian epoch-is marked for it,
yoiuptuous, melodic character AID exact rhythm In
these it more nearly resembles that Of mod
ern Italy than much Of the modern music
of some other countries. Melody being In
prea, measure derived from the verse TO which il Is
allied, we may find In the liquid flow Of the Hindosta
nee lsngusge, which in beauty Is Ike tie I.Aisn,
cause for the similarity OF the music Of the two rs
tiops And as music of ths. ehsrsc.e. more than any
other wo7d De likely to stnulsts the creation OF ne
ballet we may safely siop. the opinion OF the learned
Orer,ai,t and p,ioe the origin o. the ballet IN India
napsaoi .: g,ss: antiquity. The Grsek' 'oo' asa