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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-19
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LAW PARrNENTSIETI,.

AS. G.. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law,
~ Evansville, Indiana have associated themselves part
in the practice of the Law and viii continue practice
IN this and the adjoining counties and in the supreme and
District Court They design turning their attention parc
ulary 10 land law In short time they will be prepared
give IN few minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansville its enlarsements, Lsmasco to-
gethr NitA her Professional opinion to the title de-
sired jyi5-d&wf
EREsE GOODS FOR TIE SUMMER TRADE.
USr reed fresh lot Of goods suitable for the simmer
81 trade, making up stock complete any du
ling the Spring. consisting of
100 cases very choice Shoes of every variety,
30 do Leghorn and SoftFur Hats.
20 do fancy silk and straw Bonnets,
30 do Dry Goods of all kinds;
all which offer for prices than they have
been sold at in Evansville with liberal discounts for
cash. je2 j. III. MAGHEE " co.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AM
COUNTRY MERCIIANTS
WHY FEMALES 81 FFER IN HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION

by DR.. a. NJ. M0RICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES SoMEN.
One H'tRd''eath Edition (50o0 o0) 16mo. PIP. ESQ.
sds a Sss aar in
ans ntnsf the hpf s the
EVERY woman can here discover by comparing her
symptoms with those described the nature character and
her complaint spared much anxiety and su
fering well the unpleasantnss making known to- or
making inquiries of physician respect the
ailments which she is subject. The about becoming
mother has often need instruction respect
to situation which she will here This tells her
what the and tells her what it, in sim pie
but chase words. and such as she understand.
Those suffering from Distractions peculiar
the tLgos Aasgs will each md in its
might be husand if the simplest laws arper
tn better understood traeeabl that natural and
consult with medical in respect
10 copy II The Married Womans Private Medical Com
paniOn every female has physician that knows and de-
she eonsuls at all times without violence to her en i've
Extract of letter from gentleman Dayton. ohio]
r. n No,,cr,,, DsfT0F !. Nay FAY si7
cepibly sinking three years
sfgreat anguish before and during
and her her ie IN danger sn
this stat Of thing s nsEaoe and resigned myself to
Peruss sSno express to you The relief it Afforded my dis
learning great discovery NJ Desomeaux prov-
ded remedy Itopened prospect TO which little
eeiyed possible But Tor this another would
have passed head in all human probability wife
would have been her and my children left mothere
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. NJ. & J. o. Howe. bloomington; Paris Turner.
Greencastie james FL Richmond; f. Faiyre. Shelby
yle G. r. Harvey. Nincennes James Beard H. Faucett,
Chamberlain. Elkhart r J Langdon. Roehport Nj G,
Dustin, Jeheronvilley G.. w Allison franklin j. O. APP
piegate. Delphi. and SAMUEL LISTER. Evansville.
Bs- Upon receipt Of One Dollar, THE M RRlED WO-
MANS PRIV ATE MEDICAL COMPANION is sent tma-
ed eel any part Of the United States the Canadas and
British Provinces II letters must be postpaid and adj
dressed Dr. MoRICEAU box 1924 New FORK City.
Publishing ofhce No l39 Liberty Street. New ork,
SEPT 5m-daw
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FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER. 1855.

6HANKLIN & REILLY would respectfully invite the at
- tention their and the public generally to
stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ceved embracing variety of styles in every class o.
goods which viii be sold the lowest market prices con-
sisting in part of the folio wing viz:
Black and cold cloths and cassimeresi
Plain and fancy linen drills and Marseiiles vestingsj
Kentucky jeans, cottonades and denims; .
Fancy prints lawns. ginghams and orgsndies
Black and fancy cold silks. berages and tessins;
French aeonets and berage de LANES; Il
Muslin de LANES, de b. and mourning goods;
Also Irish linens, napkins linen tabs
damas bleached linen table coths towels dim
ity spreads Marsees quilts Eng Snd herman no
seIy gloves. trimmings fancy goods silk ana
breas paraos Aoor and table oil cloths Fan
ana Ierhorn and palm leaf bonnets. ribbons.
S-it,-- e77t;n-s etc SHANKLIN REILLY,
an35 " Cornar of Main 4 First
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CLOTHING, &C.
THE ALLIts sURRENDERED!n

SINCE MESSRS ALTERING & DRUMMER HAVE
- Water street. under the
journal Once and allied lite with agesas
and latest STYLES of Fall Winter Clothing
nishing Goods and sell them astonIshingy low
ALLIES COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems Boys readymade Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together the
of Gentle Dress Goods sad Taiors Furnishing
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing
manufac turing superior other house in
which all times ell all orders with
goods and the best Country and city
and the public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices pureha
.ng elsewhere. deci2-tf
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WATCU RIspRTRTNc

FTSHE Undersigned having the above business
n in Evansville hatters himself with the hope tAss his
experience and skill in all desert ptons measuring
machinery will up9n trial he found worthy
the resilient citizens Of the city
comprising the 'feircumambent viciuage''
lis shop the Post 0ee where he be found at all
CFFIcE Hours. myS X H. OATES
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UST received BY che undersgned, lew superior Piano
~ the celebrated manufactory of Peters.
Cragg a. which and durability of tone and
perfection OF finish unsurpassed by any Of Eastern
make These splendid instruments orsale at manuac
prees all persons wishing purchase
epio n. CONJUNCTION & co
of Min and First
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STOVES! AND COPPEEE ESTATE


60 THOMAS sCAN1LlN, ofthe firm ofscantlin
ESs s. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
Ess1zs enup his residence permanently in TINS orY
y wheFehe will devote his personalattenon TO al.
branches business Mr. would call the aten-
ton Of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock Of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin Copper and Sheet-ron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done at the shortest notice the rect style.
Call 1.-THE store of SCAN1LIN d PARV1N.
novI4 Main steet bet First and Second.
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MORE az THlNE. HATs. CAPs. 60.

TIE LITTLE MAJ WIDE AW axe!
HAVE just received per steamer Silver Wave. com
y pese assortment of Summer Coats Pants and Vests;
Shirts; Drawers; etc.
ALSOA fine lot Of Hats Caps of great varis esall
will be sold cheaper than ever at the
Clothing Store, uAder the Pavilion Hotel -
fa12
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w 70 - Hat They .haye just received direct from
oas nsti shat viii take be SHAPE 81
r. IesS than NO time. and -wisH wnch they VIZ
IN X at that SIN at easy old snoe so4n
ssyset' bet Seen First aud Seeosd iepi'
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n AM al kinds OF Ulty Express bns-
ness Ihaye just received aarge heavy wagon capable
springs made expressly for the city
business such carrying furniture without danger
damage hauling grain canal to the gYcr and in
fact all kinds Of hauling and business done upon
the shortest notice reasonable terms, Enquire
mv23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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REMOVAL.

FENHE undersigned removed his Tailoring Establish
III to Second street. Immediately opposite the Pres
b}tefian Church. Office with DR.. Wood. where hS
would be glad all his old customers and goody num-
her OF would pleased to them with
any sang In his line such coats vests PANTS shirts draw
eF De to orderon tbs shortest possible notice
thankful for past fayors he would respectfully Solicit
I L.
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undertake and perform decent burias the lowest rri
The remaining friends of deceased persons are
therefore respectfully requested to give call in
of the kind. HENRY KLEE.
yO Sd st. next 20 the German Protestant Church.
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EgREsH GOOD FOR .TEE suMNIER .TRADI
CLEAR THE TRACK
TIE SMALL. MAN AHEADIi

- EMBICH receipt the lot of Spring
Sc Dry Goods which he respectfully invites tb
attention Of his eustomefs and the trade in general as he
mined that effort shall lie spared to render entire
isaeon in all both in regard to the price and quality
the goods Call in examine and judge for yourselves
Stnra on Main street three doors below Second mhl7
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DeGAIE YKOsS
VVERK ass G4EEE EFARE

ON LOCUST, BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
tsv- HORSES. Buggiss, Carriages. Es=z$Ss=sS82ssAA
1901 and Omnib1sses, always for hire
the above Stable Carriages excursions, par
funerals always hand. am prepared to board
horses and keep them in the best order
hack win hereafter be kept running constantly
day and will be steamboats, hotels etc. for The
those wishing it. II viii also be
ready citizens boats during the light BY Leaving
orders at the stable. my9 Il. II. DEGARN0. r
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ENGAGE YOUIs FHUlT.

MRS E: HAFF would invite the attention Of her
1Yl friends and TO the fact that II she
ceives numher of orders warrant her doing
she viii fruits in tin and warrant them to give
satisfaction. at the follow wing rates:
Peaches Ounces. PuTns and Blaekberries, b..
Hotels steamboats, large orders for Tomatoes will
supplied s per Persons giving orders before
the opening CT the be supplied at these low
rates.
Persons wishing samples obtain them at the store
of First and Locust Streets je2
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CONTINraNcE"

THE undersgneS would respectfully to fiende
and the of the late firm of Fsr Brown tnas
the viii be continued by him at the cad sSno HneIe
he will be pleased to those friends that VISIT me %
orders from those that donqt and VIII uss
exertion &c serve them yell faithfully For the
long tinted to himself and the iA'e ny
would return sincere u anks. =, NJ EosTER
mhl2 9i. ~. f0s--..
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naNTaCED HARDWARE.

or1Tr
~ H. GRIFFITH has still a large am
&e on hand damaged b. and water which ne seDs
Is to as per than first cost 70 me
re great bargain. Builders and Mechanics OF
sIl kinds will find il their interest before purchasing else
"''sAe' " e~AA "A N BELLS Brics Ware House,
Back OF the Court House..
Arerehants visiting the city to reTl nish their
sto il 10 20 call for lam deteTmln-
ed to this stock @t'97~N"
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CAMPBELL d tsROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
NEty YORK BAKERYi

SECOND NONE WEST IHE MOUNTAINS!
On First street opposite the Post Office.
undersgned after long experience in the business
n inthe city OF New York, in which CT he Is ackuowl-
edged have superior in the management of well
pointed bakery ould respectfully announce:
That he is fully prepared 20 furnish all kinds of bread,
cakes pies rolls. doenuts etc. either at
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls private families win be
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
the shortest notice.
superior article Of Graham and brown breads always
hand
The proprietor will devote his personal ton exclusive
y his business which shall be executed in yle
be surpassed By any one. vi j Q. GACNT.
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nIsSnLUTION.

TTIHFtnartnership of FOSTER bROWN was dissolved BY
| Limitation n the first instant.
ur frsn who indebted to viii con-
fer an eca lin addition heretofore extern
calling at tile old stand settling and paying
their balances Those whom indebted will present
ercaims payment Either party is authorized to use
the of the firm in liquidation NJ W FOSi i;,Dy
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LOONEN(,N GT,ANsF,s.

~ k4OOkA IN kEN u k4ASSEe@
~ al times prepared furnish Locking Glasses in
51 Walnut or Rosewood Frames Looking Glass
$500. LA frames etei also, Gilt Frames Picture
~ general ortnent of Pictures and Oil Paint
lngss At wholesale or retail, at the lowest prices.
mhs dkw ms No 9 West Fourth atreet cincinnati o.
ARQM ATlC BI5sAGKBERRY .CARMINITIVE.
AFE easy aud ebectnal ali disorders Of te
stomach aud bowels. for children or ada
eving the most obstinate diarrhoea cholera morbus Sy
cary summer complaints and hu1 Call at -
J. =. MONROE $ EalnfI. f;roecrv
Corner Of Oak aud second Sta. EyansyiIIe
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CITY EXPREsS RUsINEss

HAV removed my office to the Warehouse formerly oe
eupied ny Hill & Holiday. of Main street an
Canal The Canal Coeeor Office has been removed to til
same place. VI JOHN FARRELL. City Collector.
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WOOn, WnOnil

VIZ GOD can bought the ioest place Che city
sG fromwTa. Green Woodward Eggeston's Foun
dry Orders be left 1. D. Heimann,s Nair
trecs nlh25 sm VIM. GREEN.
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GLASS.
500 BOXES in store and for sale by -.
&NB&b ana ORR, DALZELL 60.

"A LARGE supply Of Oats just reed and for sale by
"A je10 I. GRANT y co.
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AGENTS:
E.W Sloan. l21 Broad St. New York.
Sect d Co., Toledo.

J. >. ChenoWeth & Co., Clnclnnau,
This ofthe Oldest bestesablished and most re
liable lines ofransp sratonn the country; and sole
Agents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for freghts to and from the East
very low rates guaranteeing against amy charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
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EEATKER ND FINDEN q :

3 At The new Hardwareesore, doors below Branch Ba
EyaasglIies Ind. an
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-03-02

We would not impolitely intrude upon the
controversy beivs the Richmond Enquirer
and the Americas Organ, Of this city, as to
whether or not the organ is in part owned by
Abolitionists bu, We will ask the liberty OF
making a suggestion or two. We observe that
the Organ states that !, is not owned in part
by the proprietor or the publisher Of the Ma
tondl Era. We observe that the proprietor
the sole proprietor and editor OF the Eya-says
that he has no interest in the American organ,
and that there is no manner Of sympathy or
affinity between the two papers.
Now, all this is true. We believe il TO
be literally true. We believe that the editor
of the Era has nerer owned any share Of the
organ. But as the Organ is so precise and
so particular in declaring that it IS not in
part owned by Abolitionisis, we will be bold
enough to request little more particularly, a
little more precision little moro candor.
Hare not AbolHioniSts anil Freesoilers hitherto
o,cned q share or shares IN IT, DID not one
Of The publishers, contractors, on printers mot
~ o0''Vf W PfOPVttU ~ Htc ITU-He metro
politan Abolition papr--own an interest in
the Organ2 These are simple questions that
can be easily answered. The Richmond En-
qnirer I'VE quote from the Organ Of the 26th
instantly makes the following charge;
eve suspect il is not generally known To-
the people of Virginia that the organ of Know
nothingism in Washington city, is in part the
property of the publishers Of the National
Erd--the leading al clifton paper in the United
States. This fact HIS been repeatedly affirmed
and never disputed, and may be accepted with
ont mistrust."
The organ replied:
good reason exists, why il should not be
generally known in Virginia. that the Amer.
icon organ is in part the property Of the pub.
fishers Of the National Era and that good rea.
son is, that IL Is not hpei The statement is
gratuitous. The fact is otherwise. A similar
statement was made by the .Souh Side Demo
crot and, contrary to the allegation Of the Rich.
mond Enquirer, we have distinctly denied its
truth The whole paragraph above quoted, SO
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1855-03-02
supreme Court of the United states,

THURSDAY, Marcn ~ 1000.
Mr. Chief Justice fancy announced to the
bar that the court would adjourn on Saturday,
10th instant, and that the court will not take
up any case for argument after Wednesday, the
7th instant.
Hon. Andrew Oliver, Hon. James Maurice,
and Washington Murray, esqrs., of New York;
Thomas W. Lockwood, esq, of Michigan; Hon.
Alexander G. M. Pennington, of New Jersey;
Thomas Hoyne, esq, Of Illinois; Hon. John
Letcher, of Virginia, and Hon. Hester L. Ste
vens, of Michigan, were admitted attorneys and
counsellors of this court
No. Al. Jesse B. Thomas, administrator, rs.
The Missouri Iron Company. ct al Appeal
from the circuit court of the United States for
the district of Missouri.--Mr. Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion Of the court. affirming the
decree of the said circuit court in this cause.
with costs.
No. 40. William A. Booth rs. Ferdinand
Clark. Appeal from the circuit court of the
United States for the District of Columbia
Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the opinion of
the court affirming the decree Of the said cir.
cult court in this cause, with costs.
No. Isl. Hugh Maxwell, plaintiff in error,
rs. John g. Boxer. On motion Of Hon. H. b.
Cutting, this cause was docketed and dis.
missed, with costs.
NO. on. JACK i. Grlfiin and vile, plaintiff
in error, as. James Y. Reynolds.-The argu.
ment Of this cause was concluded by Hon.
Reyerdy Johnson, for the plaintiffs in error
No. 81. Alexander Dennistoun, ct al, plain
tifs in error, rs. Roger Stewart This cause
was argued by Hon. p. Phillips, for the plain.
tiffs in error.
No. 50. William Christy, plaintiff in error,
IS. Henry ID. Billiard, administrator This
cause was submitted 10 the consideration Of
the court on the record and printed arguments
by Messrs. Crittenden, Lawrence, and Hughes,
for the plaintiff inNerror, and by Messrs Hill
and Henderson, for the defendant in error.
Adjourned till tomorrow ] o'clock.
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CCoTTs WEEKLY PAPER.--The pub

CCOTTS WEEKLY PAPER.--The pub
~ Usher Of this large and popular family journal
offers for the coming year QS5D combination OF
literary attractions heretofore unattemped by any
of the Philadelphia weckles. Among the new
features will be and brilliant series of orgi-
nal romances by George Lippard, entitled Legends
Of the Last Century. All who have read Mr.. Lip
pards celebrated Legends Of the American Revo-
lution," published for ity-six consecutive weeks
in the Saturday Courier" will find these pictures
of French and American history endowed with all
the power and brliancy of his previous produc-
tons. The first Of series of original novellettes
called Morris Hartley, or the knights fthe Mystic
Valley by Harrison w. Ainsworth, is about 10, q
commenced. II will be handsomely illustrated by
twelve fine engravings, and its startling incidents
cannot fail to elicit undivided praise. Emmerson
Bennett, the distinguished novelist and author OF
Viola, etc., etc. is also engaged to furnish bril-
liant novelette, TO follow the above Mrs. Mary
Andrews benson, author of Home Pictures, Pa
tience Worthington and her Grandmother, etc.
will continue splendid domestic novelette,, en-
titled the Old Ivy Grove, and H. c. Watson an
illustrated story called the Two Edged Knife-a
graphic picture of early life in Old Kentucky. To
these will be added original contributions and se-
ections from Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, Clars
Clairville, Lille Llberne, Mrs. Stowe, Grace Groom.
wood, and other distinguished writers the nous
of the day, graphic editorials, full repor, Of the
provision, money, and stock markets, etters from
travellers at home and abroad, etc, PIC.
Terms-One copy one year 50 two comics one
year 80 four copies one year SIS; nine copies one
year, and one TO the gette. UP Of the club $40 .
twenty copies one year and one 10 the yetter mn
of the club, $50.
Address A. SCOTT, Publisher,
No. Ill Chestnut ST., Phladelphia.
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From the Albany Atlas, Feb &c
Know-nothing WithdrawaIs-I,50O In the
State @ New York.

We ask particular attention TO the following
statement of the committee of the withdrawn
Know-nothings in this city, as to the number
who have left the Order in Concord, and in the
State. Many who have withdrawn here would
doubtless have signed this statement If the OBJ
portunity had been presented. These state.
ments are made in consequence of the denials
which have been so boldly and constantly put
forth by the Know-notbing organs and leaders,
that any considerable number have withdrawn
from the order in this city or elsewhere. The
committee of withdrawn Know.nothinps have
had extensive correspondence with Withdrawn
members in all sections Of the State, and their
information is as reliable il is possible to oh.
tain:
To THE PUBLIc.-Whereas some newspapers
have asserted that the reports in relation TO the
Withdrawals Of members from the Know-nothino
councils in this city are false, the UNDERSIGNED
hereby assert, without fear Of contradiction
from any responsible or respectable source, that
there have been about one hundred Withdrawals
from the trading concern in this city alone, and
We have such information from different sec.
tons of the State, as leaves no doubt in our
mind that there have been, within one month
past, at least fifteen hundred Withdrawals in
the State. We stale this from information
which we now possess.
HARRY HOUSTON,
l.. A. WALKER,
VIM. p. FOSTER,
Committee Of those who have Withdrawn.