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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-03
FIRE. FIRE!! FIR Err!
rH rnetsrMoRE TRIUMPHS,OF I
KlCHsS SAEAN MA N ~ E3lR SAFEST

" = The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES
received by the mails. They form additional testimony
of the superiority Of RIons SALAmAsDEEs others
ts-' FIRE IN CHARLES1 ON s. C. 49,
CHARLESTON, April ~. 1854.
Mr.. L. NJ. HATCH Agent for Richs S;lanander Sales
Dear Sir Finding it impossible to remove our safe du.
ring the late fire. which destroyed store in Hayne
street. and having taken books we put into il
several papers 10 test it, are glad TO ledge
that it fully sustained the high reputation our Safes
The preservation of these paper more than
peeted, when witnessed the intense heat was SUBJ
jeeted to. Yours, &C., s.a.t
COURTNEY, TENANT & &C.
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40 MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN

NTESSRS KELLER d FARNSLEY would respect
M fully return thanks thcrcustoner and the Pub
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received, and take this methed OF Informing
their friends that they purchased or Mr. Crawford
Bell his entire stock Of Drugs a. Medicines. and
will continue TO carry the business the house for
merry occupied by him Main. between First and Sec
sts they will be pleased have thei friend.
call and examine their stock They associated nj
Isaac White, who has been years the principal Clerk
i'm Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy at al
times. 10 wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs allow rates and accommC dating terms
any inducement to the Merchants Druggists and Ply
sicians especially invite them call have
on hand stock of $4,000, OF well Sc ected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply. and hope offer such ducementsto WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the necessity OF
their visi other Cities for the purpose ofpurchasing
their supplies.
jyl5 KELLER, FARNSLEY g. co
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u.RDyyaRs AND CUTLERY.

direct Importation from sheffield England9
nHAvE just opened invoice of Sheffield foods Gree
IA the hands, 20 whh invite the a-
Merchants and Others who wish TO purchsse ir
prompt business The invoice consists In part
o. the following. viz: -
TasIe Knivesin variety: Hand and PANEL Saws;
po.La, a., Rinpint do;
Shears and Scissors; Tcnon aud Compass do;
R,gor,. Drawing kniyes
Chisels Socket and Firmer
An Of VIII be sold at lowest market here
'' $500 CHAS. 8. WELLS.
dscIs 2 doors below the Branch Bank.
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GOLD PENS. GOLD CHAINS. ETC.

MAJ received those Justly
w ted Gold Pens. manufactured by A Morton 4 Co
New York and which will warrant break by fair
usage writings if they give pen for the
ken We have aiss hand Gold
and Silver Watches ofvery description Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains. Gold Necklaces hi mond and Ruby Rings-n
short general ofWaches Clocks and Jewery all
of which will sell the lowest
every article TO be Just such represented. ,frr
move BIrTROLFF d SONS, Main ST.. bet. LIST 4 I'd,
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NEW YORK COMMISSION EOUsE.
THOMASE. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMIssIo
MERCHANT

MERCHANT,
% South William street, New York
DEING long established an extensive connection
in the above business. respectfully solicis consg.
mens oa kinds of Western Produce which will receive
i'm ediate and personal ention the lowest possible
scale of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. H. MAGHEE & co.
feb20-N Evansville, Ind.
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MOTIONS. Toys AND FANCY GOODS.

c. PUSHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch of trade
with present with Eastern merchants and
will SELL cash. the lowest market prices Customers and
invited call aud examine the
variety Store under Odd Fellows Hail. First street.
e2-lydGw
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STORAGE WANTED.

%S prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
Wv quantity Grain. Produce Merchandise. on
tho most liberal terms
Having large and airy stairs particular viii
be taken Household rurniturs. Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods liable TO damage from damp oil
rust. rT....srtf
nsrran at the ere rroOfrats emOnth
longer when desired. t.
located Locust street and W and r.
Canal for shirpng hy River Rail-
road. Aprlyto novi GEO. FOSTER & co.
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WABASH e. ERIE CANAL TRANSPORTATION
ss.s-,-----77,T-S, TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. >I4Nr5t e
~ ss=T-s PHILADELPHIA and ALrI- 1872
Undersigned. Agent will receipt for TIE deve-
orGU Of all kinds Of Produce and iro N
this cty by the Troy and Western Line of Canal Boats
on a,9rseie terms JOHN 8. MITCHELL. Ageu.
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A large assortment of WILDER's PATENT SAIAMANDER
SAFES, with Rich's improvement. for safe by
STEARNS & MARVIN,
(successors to Rich d Col
tE. l36 WATER STREET. N. Y.
The only Makers Of Salamander Spes combining VIII
ders and Rich's Patents. and Sole Projectors Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
keyhoe. ALLIS e. HOWES,
my9-tf Agents at Evansville.
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THEODORE FEANkE'S
C:yCIyy ATT DYEING ESTABLISHMENT,

Corner Che Canal opposite Henry Lutzs Groce-
~. Evansville. Indiana. ,
NANCY Dyer Steam Seourer and Rehnsher OF Dry
and formerly Foreman ut Cincinnati for Mr.. Teasdae's
New York Dye House. =, s,,,
Cleans bv steam Ladies' and Genemen's Clothes of SILK
aud Woolen Shawls OF elery scrip
son finishes Dyes every kind OF stuns &C
to patterns finishes them equal TO new He
stains from SILK Dresses in dry
the color ssuG He also cleans and Cur
tans in SILK and wooiIen Toe de Tersse and Tulles
fair rates octl9-1Sd&w
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST
ERIN STATES, AND TO ALL wHO
USE LIQUOR AS MEDICINE Or AS


HYsICIANs who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for edi
cal purposes should give the preference to WoIFE's
ScHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHSAPPs.
4. Its manufactured Schedam. in Holland and exclu
svely In the factory the proprietor BY and from
material eisewhere unemployed and unknown ssL
IL Is proved by the reported analysis
chemists be entirely free from the pernctous fosil oil which
remains kind fIuor distilled from grain and which
is the the and vseera serious
indulgence which such liquors invariably tend superin
duee.-
1t proved by the same unerrng Juniper
juniper heretofore used but with the specifically lighter
volatile aromatic and medicinal Of the essential oils of
the Juniper berry neglected by every other nanufae
A. hsmicsy proved absolutely pure ree-
featona quality obtained by entirely and
s. IL is proved by extensive medical experience and tes
mony be we'll agreeable remedy many
s.' 81 sbo in h sSrs
dyspepsia. fever and general debility sluggish eircula
On Of the blood deficient assimilation OF food and exhausted
s. Ii most grateful and renovating cordial. and when
used nfames the induces inebr
ety. rather ubdne the latter fray by creating
bad whether in limestone
districts In all OF these rated qualities 1t has rival
In any market in the world. 81
this celebrated ecn al
United number OF Liquor Houses New
and other large cities have commenced counterfeit
ing The genuine only sold in quart and pint bottles
wrapped in yellow paper with name the
bottle label would advise those who use 1t
dcnay purchase by the bottle as Bars and Hotels fire.
Hated states UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
A Sole Importer,
Ell ~, IS. % and - Beaver street New York.
The word Sehnapp" belongs exclusively 60 M article all
Ca Whei.saie dealers in Cleveland Ohio. w, c. Gordon;
Freat Edwards. G.. Bradtewn; b saylort * Co. -
In Derrot Michigan. ). r. Mcmillan; Jacobs ami Gard-
ner; Reith Ripley; l. s. Farrond; l. D. caathurt Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-03
IyoRY rAniEKNIYEs.

FINE assortment Ivory Tables now in stock IN single
sets pieces which both useful aud suit
New ears presents The attention OF
houssteepers called to this fact. CHAs $ W Ellis.
! deel2 doors below the Branch Bank.
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Old WASHINGTON HOUSE

EHoR SALE OR RENT House. now occupied by
d Woolsey Nelson AuctOneers Willie sold at bargain
not sold will be TO- rent. For further particulars
jsnIa-tff' \ :, r.. NURRIE. Owner
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

INSTALLATION NOTICE.
VEE partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the and style of j. W. Reilly. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z -TiR
All liabilities to and from said firm will be settled by WI
liam Reilly. who is the said TIE
will be used for the purpose ofliquidation only.
"a. JAMES REILLY,
secs WILLIAM REILLY
Evansville, June Is, "a. e20-n
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u. G.. AT l.. p,

VNT HY often Ladies remark amos
Wv invariably get suited in Dry Goods at Embchs when
thy other place, The fact is he always keeps
rood of goods hand and what is still
porant sells them low and uniform rates THIS
Editorial puff hut plain matter fact yet do not ish
70, it, call examine his goods
prices thereby
satisfaction His is in the front building
Main street three doors below Second. aug22
HNOI.p WANTED.-we viii pay per premmiu
u tor two thousand dollars American Gold 'ri
now MORGAN, KEEN 4 PkbSION.
ENyOODfO cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
w canal bank or delivered. Apply to- '1-
laal2 - t.et j. ". s. yICKERY.
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wADisHAND ERIE CANA

YHNIE UNDERSIGNED have recently built large and
tial Warehouse on the CaIal at Petersburgh. and
prepared Produce Commission For
warjinr business entrusted them. Consgnees will
PITY notified of the arrival ofher Coos and charge
in ali casos warranted to give satisfaction.
deceit BARR 4 MORGAN. Petersturgh. Ia.
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j, HYDE,s MARBLE YARD,

CORNER SECOND VINE sTKEFT. EVANSVILLE. IND.
YENHE unders would respectfully the cti-
of Evansle and the public generally that he has
purchased the of No Marble Mr.
Humphrey and is fully to I'LL all orders fer Monu-
men Tomhs 0belisks. Head and Foot Stones Of the best
ship material Those wishing 10
suitable 20 their deceased friends would do well
to give him a call. All orders promptly attended TO-
oct2f-ffi iSInv .haufiai .tr j. HYDE.
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY

HAVE the agency of the Canneton Cotton Batting Mill
and shall keep stock hand of No. and No.
times at the lowest cash price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-03
FIRE IN DANsvILLE. NY.

FIRE IN DANSvILLE, NY
tal ..- DANsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARSs g. MARVIN Gentlemen Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all books and
papers which out in God order. The Safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in IL Very respectfully, yours.
fi- BROWN & GRANT.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

HHE heretofore existing between she sub
scrbers unie the name aud style Of Mac Lospsuns
Is this day dissolved ly mutual vbe
Will continue the business stand will 70 .hs
adjustment OF all claims sgainstthe old
name Of The rhat purpose All persons
selves indebted the late firm requested 20 make mn.-
olate payment CHARLES ". MACK
ANTHONY L0BENSTINR.
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGM
NHESSRS. SATERLEE 81 DE'GARMO have now on
wi hand good assortment of one and two horse Car
riages Rockaways and Buggies, manufactured al then
own shop after the most approved and modern styles.
tom work in the neatest and most su bsantia manner
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers, either
quality price. They have experienced arriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work in style not &c
be excelled. APPLY
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HELP The POOR.

al BI will sell Boots Shoes and take nv nav in Ar
skinds Of Indiana State Stock money that
have suspended payment. Call and see.
decl6-tf III. j. HART.
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A Cxpu

HAVING Withdrawn from the above firm
70 express my thanks for the literally ssswsd
It, and request
who will the business with und
VIII as always. try to make himself worthy
OH reonle er2z CHARLES W. MACK
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LANn FOR SALE.

HNIvE acres Of Land near viii bridge
II equally divided by the Canal This desirable rrorert
situated in rapidly improving Of the city, is offered 70
sale easy terms For further particulars apply to
eys-tf hfe ~. ~ 49, j. p. ELLIOTT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER EoTAiS-
.r..ft.- LISHMENT.

f-r THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Scantln
k q Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax g
sSSS$ en- up bis residence permanently in crY
" where he will devote his personalattention to al.
branches oftheir business Mr.. Swould call the aten
TO their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also pared all sorts
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice and the De
Cali at the store OF SCANTLIN d PARVIN. 'g4f
poyI4 afif Main steet. bet First and Second
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

the postal law provides that the charge for carrying each
letter 70 any part Of the United States within distance
Of three thousand miles, sh uniformly be three cents
prepaid Now 1t 10 contended that the distance from
the Eastern States overland to San rancisco docs not
exceed three thousand miles and that II Is the duty OF
the government to transmit the mails by the nearest
route practicable. II the department chooses TO So
lect circuitous way and thereby exceed the legal dis
lance, Is its affair It has no right TO ask the
people Of this State pay them double the tax, because
OF its failure to take advantage OF the nearest road
To any other positions 1t commended, and allow
the government to choose what route it may please,
would giving II the right to send our letters around
the gobeto forward them via the Cape OF Good Hope
and eau upon us to pay the additional expense
The movers In this matter, then, lay 1t down the
correct rule that the mail cannot depart from the direct
road to travel crcuous one unless the nearest route
is mprac at least, unless great saving Of
time Is effected The department cannot pretend that
the overland route is, has been, impracticabe. So
much light has lately been thrown upon the feasibility
of transmitting the mails upon it, by the agitation of
the proposed wagon road that such position could not
be sustained moment, If attempted The only remain
the Isthmus route, preferred, on account Of its
adding to the speed certainty Of transmitting the
mails. Both of these positions are disputed. 1t is
claimed that exactly contrary is the And another
fact is urged with effect As long 1851, respon
sible parties, in this State proposed to convey
satisfactory security for its speedier and safer trans
mission than by the steamers. These proposals the
government failed to consider. And now, it Is asked
after people have pointed out the way and
prayed to be allowed to carry their mails by because
the government chooses to continue sending it three
thousand miles out Of the way ought it to ASH them to
pay her large gratuity annually for so dong2 1t is
0nerous enough that her bad compes to
wait two three days longer for letters without
having to pay twice much for this Inconvenience.
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Supreme Court-Gencral Term.
Hon. judges Mitchell, Morris and Clerke, presiding.


Abraham Bel V. William J. Staples ct al Order ap-
pealeo from affirmed with costs
stephen Binne! Eugene lie Gal et al
power TO make TIE offer to the plaintiff to take judg
ment under the eide behalf OF himself and his
partner, without se evidence from which IL Is to be
inferred that his ccpartuer authorized him and made
the offer, or assentedto IT,
Order appealed from to be modified without COSTS
that Bouland, the otter defendant need not give
curity.
Edward Beck and offers v. J. Ryback ct al.-Order
appealed from 10 be modified without costs, according
TO determinations made b. the court in the copy sub
nitted 10 the court.
Andrew :. Carr petitione &C., In Kanouse Y. Nor
ton,--order appealed from airmed, on condition that
plaintiff consent that pettionr be made a defendant
II consent he not given order appealed from to be modi
fed with rat condition.
George ". Busted v James Luch.-Reserved.
lewis Curtisv u. Leavitt et d-In this case q spe.
cia receiver bad applied TO the curt for instructions
with regard 10 the funds In his hands held that he Is
an officer of the court as much the clark OF the
court would be II held the funds AID is therefore en-
titled 20 the instructions OF the court, With reference TO
his duty under its directions.
Special receiver Is directed not to pay the sums de-
creed 20 be paid by the FIRST decree until tie appeal be
dispore ed Of or the further order Of the csur The
costs gil parties this motion TO be paid Of the
fund when the appeal shall be disposed OF.
fben Young George W. Eivards,-0roer ap.
sled from affirmed with costs.
The People ex. rel Cropsey Y. Richmond Plank Road
Company Order appealed from affirmed with costs.
John Graham Pierce J, Avery Order appealed
from affirmed with costs,
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Mayor Wood and Sc. Patrick's Day.


see that the Catholics advertise part Of their
programme for the celebration Of st. Patrick's Day
review Of certain regiments BY Mayor Wood this DO
Of the Mayors reforms, 1t is much more litely
TO meet opposition than his crushing OUT Of the Sum
day liquor traffic In the first place. the Mayor by this
review would to recognise The above regiments
Catholic soldiers, ana not Of the United states-good
Romans but not true Americans In the second he
lists in celebrating holiday which is repugnsnt V tho
great body Of the American people for the that
it is celebrated religious affair." and contrary TO tho
REGULAR constitution under which we are supposed TO
live; and, moreover it is questionable whether national
State officers should be made TO play fiddle to
set Of men who keep up religious festivities with
tional costumes arms OF war and public parAdes. With
cut being Know Nothing, an q. A., anything else
Of the sort question whether II Ia policy for the
Mayor In these excited tin to mix himself up with st.
Patricks friends his foes-the toads, you se 70 call
them such he keeps up the birthday OF the Irish pa
iron saint he certainly will have TO do something for the
spirualists for peace and quiet and he may be called
upon at distant day TO do honor TO Brigham Young,
satisfy every other religious fanacism Of the age
Let Mayor Wood be careful how he mixes himself up
with things not pertaining TO his Office or he may cut
TENTH wARpER
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Ice IN THE ST. LAwREscE.-The Quebec Mercury
says The thick OF ice which covers the 81 Law
renee opposite the city, extended tai few days ago,
only TAR down Point Levi, where the dark water
has been visible the whole The ice, however,
prolonged some forty les below the Point WITH
tween newly formed lower bridge and that opposite
the towp. clear sheet having formed on Tuesday
the opening In sight OF the city, the entire bridge
Ia united forming greater surface OF Ice on this
portion Of the 81 Lawrence than has been Witnessed
since Isl2,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-14

HUMAN REMAINS Found IN ROCHESTER Consi.
derable excitement exists at Rochester Induced by the
finding ON Friday OF the remains o. a human body in
barn which has not been used for the past years
The remains were In de,ayed condition. and had the
OF having been In the place where found for
some months. The body and limbs we're cut 10 pieces
and rats had made much havoc with the flesh. II Is
supposed that the remains are those Ola female and
there is some suspicion that they from dssecting
room.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-30

years imprisonment in The Pentenliary Of Inn
brogiano. Imbrogiano was formerly a villa OF
The Grand Dukes Of Tuscany, in which they So
laced themselves after the cares OF state. with
rural pleasure and is now dungeon for the
pro,esian, subjects OF Leopold H.. and IN that
character. doubtless, affords him as much plea
sure as he is capable Of receiving.
On The morning OF Sunday, The 25lh, the
gendarmes were charged with the execution Of
The sentence. They entered the house Of Do
menico Cercheu ., half,pasI four. and told him
that they had been sen, to convey him TO the
I,afsr,ga, from whence he was no. likely soon
10 return. Hastily kissing his four boys, he babe
them fsreweli. leaving iheni In The caresof Him
. with whom is strength and wisdom, and whose
are both the deceived aud the deceiyer." On
the following morning he was met at quarter
10 seven. guarded by two gendarmes, heavily
ironed, pale hu, calm. on his way to the term-
nus Of the Leghorn Railway, by which he was
to 60 TO Monte i.upo.
Never was there case which more impe-
ralively required. which more completely jnsi-
fed. the sympathy Of all European Proleslan's.
and lie inierposiuon Of all proseslan! Govern
menis.
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THE " COuNTg CRops, &c.--We have
Just returned from visit to TelIadega eoun.
Is, and are pleased TO be able 10 state that
frpm What We could learn from farmers az.
tending Court, AZ well as by personal obser.
walton, the Wheat crop throughout the eoun.
" was better tIan Il has been for some years
past, that fifteen bushels per acre may sure.
" be calculated upon. The farmers have
very wisely sOwn more grain the present, than
in any farmer year. The corn crop was al.
80 said 10 be IL fine condition aud the rain
Of Monday night last will help on the Dat
crop. Should no lnislap befall the Wheat