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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-05
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wEoLEgALE DEALERS GRooEHIEs LIQUORS, CORNER
VINE srs., EVANSVILLE.
xNHE iergned have this day formed coparn ershp
the purpose Of doing Wholesale Grocery aud Liquor
business Eaving succeeded Als
iowes purchased their stock aud made additions make
complete shall be able good bargains
FOR CASH. any house in Evansville any oity in the
West r. s. fENSEY.
s.. SGRENSON
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sTE A MBOAT AND MACHINERY Y
BLA ACKSNITHLyG.

.-s> THE undersigned would respectfully In
>SNl--S form the public that he has taken the old
stand fsrmery occu pied by Mr. Newman, on
FIRST street between Vine here
h- is prepared TO do Blacksmithing in its
eIancnes-such as steamboat work. sav-mill work
eheiAs raing balcony irons stairs and banters cellar
and sates etc. Railroad canal bridge worr
az he price: and at short
eIent sizes always on haHd also. gehans water wheel
ossm STRIPS for boats etc. Being old and experienced
nano at Machinery Baeks-ahing. warrant sstisas-
Sn OF no pay AL kinds OF heavy forging shop.
Ien-'lI! j. j. MORRIS.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the firm of v X. Hendricks
ssttle the with the
dscif - N.-'N' HENDRICKS & McREA.
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COTTON BATTING AGENC

.ff lCOTTON HAII&NS AGENCf
HAVE the Agency of the CArneiton Cotton Batting Nj
and shall keep stock ON hand of No. aud No. 2,
times at.the lowest cash price at -L..
janis COOKS Family Grocery
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WOOD. wOOD.l

XX O0D be bourh, the Of any place the city
w from Nm. 0reen's W oody ard Egsleson's Fnnn
dry Orders BE- left st I. d. HemAnas Main
street.. nA25 On WM. GREEN.
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TEANs IS csss Bates Corset Jeans received this day
- for sale ana x.,s 80 s.' LSgi,,ii,. Lum oYa
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BOIL II RIVEls.
1000 LES. for sale by SAMUEL ORR.
LAWNS. a
- CASES black padded Lawns direct importation. rec
eS this day. and for sale by
nH FAMILY HAMS. r.-
wv IS do Shoulders.
80 Dried Vsnison Hams.
AIS at COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
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uaPANNED TIN w ARx.-Trunks. Deed boxes, Cash
haxss sneci. boxes knife trays sugar boxes molaes
pepper Tumbers sand boxes
ah match csndfescks gra.ers lanterns. watt
ers and toys Of every voriefy. n.p,oc,,n,,no ~, =.
dec2e Ga .-f-4 DSo.h ohoS.s
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF

"A XEsi AXEs!!-eS boxes Axes just reed and now
n store comprising the following brands most approvea:
'Leverctt's, ''Hoyt's,''
''Wes'." /" 'Collias'.'' ....r...
All Of which will be sold lowest market prices ct q
New Hardware Store Of ian9 CHAS. =. WELLS.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
Pacific and Atlantic Rail Road.
TELEGRAPH AVENUE, volcano,
Dec. 2Otn, 1855.

Dec 20th, 1855.
MrssRs. SrRrNcER & DAINGERrIELp:-Gen-
temen-As per promise in late communica-
ton, proceed cursorily to give reasons and
fact why the Railroad should be speadily
built. M -.
First proposition 1t being conceded by
statesmen universally, that it is the duty of
every governmental in time of peace to prepare
for war. ! affirm that the government of
the U. S. can in no way,so effectually accom-
plish that object as by building or aiding in
building of at least two Railroads from the
waters of the Mississippi to the Pacific. Sup
pose England, France and Spain undertook
to interrupt our free passage by the Carib-
bean Sea and the Isthmus of Darian, the
Gulf of Mexico and Cuba (Which judging
from appearances is not an improbable snpposi
ton, would war not ensue; to my mind moth
ing is more certain. 1t is cardinal object
with England and France to keep to them
selves the command of those great gates of
communication between the various sections
of the American Union, nd-prevent us if
possible from controlling the West India mar
ket. How necessary then for California, in
case of war to have an uninterrupted inter
course with the Eastern States by Railroad
communication
Second proposition. If the general gov
ernment will not build the road "a dcsidera-
tum greatly to be wished) it should be built
by either State or individual enterprise
Aside from the national Importance of the
work. it would confer immense benefits upon
the travelling world The Pacific NJ. s. S.
Co. declare that they have been transporting
passengers to and from California at less
than cost although they we're receiving $3.50
and 5000 for cabin and IS dollars for steer
age, loosing thereby to the Company in
twenty-five months $1,000, 900. Tie Z. S.
S. Co, have in consequence Of this asserted
loss put up the rates of through passengers
to $500, $3.50 cabin end Si5O steerage, which
| think ought tG satisfy the friend of Rail-
roads that they need not fear this kind of
competition.
II is an established fact {by estimation)
that Railroads will be able to transport pas
sengers in first class passenger cars at Sl00
to or from the States, saving in addition to
the passengers, at least twenty day in time.
| would write more upon this subject, but
find the people are generally surfei.ed upon
this Railroad question, and conclude by pray
ing the early attention of the California Leg
islature to this, to me interesting subject
Truly Yours. aasr
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

mence now--commenc with the first day OF
January, Anpo Domin 1856, and when "Old
Time" with his relentless head, shall have
paced through another twevemontb, then,
and not till then, can you enjoy New learl
We do not now extend to you the compliments
of the season you are not entitled to any
such'courtesy you are worthless vagabonds,
midnight brawlers and poachers, with the cour-
age of the mountebank, but not of the high
wayman. Away You are worse than
drones in community Stir yourselves-go
10 ,c0rk-and when the first day of 1851 shall
be announced, then, when the clock strikes
one" you may say for the first time in Cali
fornia that you enjoyed a merry Christmas
and happy New Year |"
Reader, we should all take notes, and pre-
pare for the year that is before us. The Ru-
ler Of the Universe has lately caused the rains
to descend in bounteous torrents, thereby open
ing wide the door to industry and energy. Let
us commence the year with renewed hopes,
follow il through with zeal and determination,
and at its close we will find ourselves wiser
happier, better and richer men than we are
today.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

gsD- On Christmas day our citizens wtIs
favored with one of those intellectual and
refined entertainments commonly called q
"bull and bear fight" Those who patron
lied the affair seemed to be very much Dis
satisfied and we are certain that anotbf
attempt at such display in this place, will
fail "to paw
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

TRADE IN SAN FRANcIsco.-Fromth the COM
mercial report in the Erening Neaos, of Mon
day, we take the following:
Very few transactions havestaken place
to-day, and we anticipate no great increase of
trade in any branch of business until after
the first of January J0bbers seem deter
mined to buy no more of any article tfhn is
demanded by their actual sales. Our advices
from the mining region, gathered from eSI
interior exchanges, indicate that the rains the
past week have been much more partial than
was generally expected. In most loeaities in
the southern mines there exists sufhient
water for ordinary mining purposes, bs1dD6fth
the miners are still awaiting a morc55dhti-
full supply.
The auction sale by Messrs r. j. Poulterer
Il Co. of sugar, tea, coffee and rice attract
ed some attention, yet very little spirit was
manifested in the bidding.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

Bay- Considerable excitement was exhibr
ted in this place last Thursday morning by
the finding of a pair of boots in the middle
of the street, the tops of which were seen
sticking out of the mud. A humane ind
vidual suggested that the coroner should be
sent for, and when we left raft was being
constructed for the purpose Of exhuming the
body
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

Rss~ Hon. j. L. FARLEY, Representative
from this county, leaves for Sacramento on
Monday, to enter upon his official duties as
as one of the guardians of California. He
carries with him the best wishes of large
numbe. Of personal friends.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

WONDERFUL GRowTH.-0n the ranch OF
Mr.. W. d. Wilson, on the bank of the Cos
umnes river, just above Daylor's, says the
Union, are lot of peach trees, some sixty
two in number, which exhibit rapidity of
growth more astonishing than any we have
ever before heard of In April last the kerr
nels of the pit were planted, and to day the
trees average eight feet in height. The lar
gest, however, measures nine feet and eight
inches high, and is one inch and three-fourths
through at the butt. And this specimen is
scarcely eight months out of the kernel, not
pit
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

A BRAVE Acr.---0ne day last week In,
driver Of one Of the California Stage Con
pany's stages was thrown from his box /,
short distance this side of Cottonwood.
The team at once commenced going at,
frightful pace. The outside passenger
jumped OF, and the chances for beautia
smash-up were quite aattering. This wout
doubtless have been the consequence but io
the conduct of Mr., Lusk, messenger Of ht
Pacific Express, who, with daring seldOr
equallcd, climbed from the inside OF the stag
upon the drivers foot-board, thence upon tn
tongue OF the stage, and finally upon ID
back of the near wheel horse, from whc
position he gathered up the lines and brougL
the frightened team, and still more frighteae
passengers, safely up to the Cottonwoo
station. Mr.. L.certainly deserves the thanl
of the inside passengers for his intrepid co
duct Shasta Courier.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

DaS- The weather cleared up Thursday
night, and yesterday was bright and beat
tiful day.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

There is scarcely an idle man to be found
in our town at present. All have taken adj
vantage of the late heavy rains, and have
gone to mining. We hope to hear good
account from them in few days.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

IMPORTANT DEcrsroN.--The followin, !,
cision relative to homestead exemption,
been rendered by the Supreme Court a, \
present session:
HoMEsrEAps.--R RiddeN rs. .SA;rls,, =, =,
The facts, as found by the jury. show I" :
Robinson, the vcnder Of the plaintr ~'
insolvent or embarrassed circumstances. gSs
he made the sale to discharge debts vS' @'
were liens or charges upon his HOMESTEAD y
the purpose Of saving it to himselr-oi Y y.
which the plaintiff was aware at the tim.
made the purchase. This was certain%
transaction calculated to dely, hinder or !,
fraud creditors. Although the law senr''
the homestead from execution, arising r,..
ordinary Indebtedness, it is yet made char
BILE for debts by the act Of the parties ini'' A
ested in its preservation, and in some co,-
by operation Of law Where such co,a
exist, it would seem to be only fair that 4
homestead should remain answerable for "
debts charged upon it, and not, after becoa
ing a source of credit be relieved intenAo,
ally by the disposition of all other proncr'
by the debtor, leaving nothing for the sst
faction Of the other creditors. Such n s,i
except to q creditor in payment of his deI
alone, and free from knowledge of or COLI
sion with the object of the debtor, must /
considered fraud in fact and in law. Il
sale with the direct intent of benefit
advantage of seller to the injury Of Il
creditors, B@ff4 sEftL
Opinion by Heydenfeldt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

CorN.-We hear some complaint about
the scarcity of coin. One reason for this
being the case, is, our merchants are in the
habit of sending large amounts of this ar
ticle to San Francisco, to pay for goods, &c.
If they will only examine our advertising col
umns they will see that L. NJ Strange,
Esq, is prepared to furnish them with sight
drafts on San Francisco, Sacramento and
Stockton at par
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

pas-We notice that large building is be-
ing erected on Consolation street, which is to
be used as a blacksmith shop and fre-proof
door mandatory.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

CoID.-Yesterday morning the mud (and
there is an abundance of it, in our streets,
was frozen hard enough to bear up pedes'
trians in any part Of our town.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

gsg- The mails for the Atlantic States
and Europe will close at the post Office il
this place, on Tuesday, at o'clock, p M.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

SroRM.-W Wednesday night and Thursday
morning, this section of the country was Visi-
ted with severe storm of wind and rain
which lasted for period of fonr-and-twenty
hours. From every appearance at this time
we think that we can safely say that our min
ing community will have a sufficient quantity
of water for operating successfully with.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
GEO. MADEIRA.

ThE BEIL.-We have received the FIRST
humber of little paper bearing the above
meme, published in jackson, by Phred Hawk
eye rather doubtful name. 1t pitches into
a certain individual who has been connected
with the Sentinel, in the capacity of agent
&c, and handles him without gloves We
have small affair to settle with the same
individual, and shall at proper time, attend
to his case.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

CHRISTMAS Presents. = We acknowledN
the receipt of beautiful specimen of COR
fectionery from Mr.. G.. w. REDDrcK, ic
which he will please accept our thanks
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

|, psS- We give up large space in opkpa;
per to day to correspondents.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

SERIOUS AccIDENT-We learn that two
men while engaged at work in bank at
Bluff Diggings, were caved upon and one of
them severely injured. The other escaped
with bruise upon his cheek which was caused
by the falling of rock
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

VALENTlNEs.-The" Fourteenth of FebrV
airy" is close at hand Page d Cameron, q
the News Depot, have just received larg'
assortment OF Valentines which they fo'
sale. Come, gentlemen, show your galla1
try
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

s4- Thursday was busy day among our
mining population. They were to be seen
hurrying to aud fro with picks, shovels and
other mining implements, to take advantage
of the heavy fall of rain with which we have
been favored for the last few days.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

bay- Byam & Co. have commenced running
their stage daily again from this place to
Sacramento Their Office is at the Empire
Hotel.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

na-At regular meeting of Volcano
Lodge, No Sc, of F. and A. NJ, held on the
22d inst, the following officers were elected:
G. r. Walker, w NJ; W. Aver S. W.; j.
W. Baldwin, j. W.; A. Turkauff, T.; j. d.
Page, Soc'y.; r. Stewart, S. D.; S. II.
Hunt, j. d.; W. L. Grey, Tyler; S. G.
Briggs, Chaplain.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

MINING.-Fron every quarter we hear that
miners are commencing operations in good
earnest, and If we are only favored with
few more rains such as visited this section the
past week, we will be able to drive the blua
and down cast looks from the countenances
of many an honest MINER who has been
fervently praying for rain for the last siI
months
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

PAGE & CAMERON, of the News Depot
have continued their attentions to this office
during the past week. These gentlemen keep
all the California as well as Atlantic and
European papers constantly on hand and our
reading friends will be sure to find on their
counter any publication they may wish.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

WANrEp.-One hundred good horses and
mules, with as many good mining claims on
Sale, at TAYLoR's General Agency Rooms.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

AN ExcELLANT REAsoN.--A New YorS
paper says that a lady, while walking short
time since on one of the wharTes Of that city
asked sailor whom she met why ship was
called she" The son of Neptune replied
that it was "because The rigging cost more
than tho hui"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

CHRIsrMAs.-This holiday passed of with
the usual greetings and an abundant flow d
good humor and bad sperets In the even
ing, the rough-and-tumble part of the pro.
granme commenced, and if we were 10
judge from the appearance of sdndry ind
viduals the next morning, We should soy
they had enjoyed a full share Of the days
proceedings.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

BsV- Henry Ward Beecher says: 81 nevei
knew an early rising, hard working, pruden
man, careful of his earnings and strictly
honest, who complained of bad luck. a
good character, good habits, and good IN.
dustry, are impregnable to the assaults of all
the i'll luck that fools ever dreamed Of"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

Orr FOR THE SrATEs-Our fellow-citzen
Hon. r. \. Wood, leaves for the Atlantr
States on the steamer of the 9th proxims
Judge w has lived in our county but shor
time, but during that period he has, by BIZ
ge1tlemanly department and high soci
qualifications, won the confdences and ss
teen of our entire community We wisi
him a safe and pleasant journy and SPEEDY
return to the bright skies and balmy SUI
shines of his adopted State Judge w is'
delegate to the X n National Conventioa
which assemblies at New York on the 22nd
of February, 1856.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

GG~The Pacific Express Company will ac-
cept our thanks for numerous fayors during
the past week Mr.. Woodruff, the agent, is
always clever and attentive to all who wish
to transact business with this popular com
pany.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29

Ete. Yo-Semite falls is the highest water
fall in the world 1t is situated on the north
fork of-the Merced river, and falls perpen-
diculqr height of 1900 feet, coming into a
yskley Of the same name, which is ten miles
in length and one half mile wide, which being
surrounded by high palisades and turreted
rocks is rendered inaccessible save at one
point. The place is singularly wild and gro
'tesque. The forests on Kings river and at
Murphy'S are full of peculiar interest, and
those giant trees that have stood for centuries
as sentinels upon the mountain, will continue
TO stand as the wonder of the world until the
past and future shall be merged into one pc
riod of time. Then, since California presents
such variety of enjoyments, we need not
visit other countries to witness rich scenery
and the grandest works of nature. Nor shall
we ever need to visit the Ural mountains, the
Appenines or Andes in search Of gold or 9TH
er rich mineral for the precious orc is mex
haustible upon the Pacific side of this vast
continent, and centuries hence men will enrich
themselves with gold in the mountains of Cal
iforna
crnrt.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-12-29
VOLCANO,
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1856
MR.. L.. II. Fisher
Gardiner d EKir
IHr. Henry s. Byam,

Are our authorized Agents in Sacramento,
procuring advertisements &c.
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MEDICAL.

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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LsAIf. AID WINTER ARRAsGENESr-TTiE FAVOR,
IT srf well krovu steamer EAGLE, Capt. g. uHfJri
viii ot Port Monmouth. Ped BANK, Shrewsbury spl Long
Branch pm the oo 81 Murray street psr daily, >. O'Clock
he ready convey passengers Al Of the country On
her return Abe WiIissve Pcrt Monmouth ~ A. NJ Pas
seurrfs FOR his rus win Ind hy fr the most Convenient
aud fioas Of any ny which hey seek zrcoumods
Ions Pare 20 Por1 Nonnouih Is eea1 % Red Bank eii
IT0R gHY PORT AND Fogr HAxnToN.-THE srKAN
L bo5 KY PORT esve@ Murray rree, pier daily, (sn
aays ercepied3 ct O'Clock r *, and Key fo Al 0cocs
A. 81
NEw YORK ASD FRI RAILRo ~. -ARRA sGE
iurai sreisy he'll y; Kllniya, October q g ard 1876
During the week coiTencinN Dc. !, trsl will The
pier ioo d Itsae s,rec o. 90 following hgsns:-
purE.kand Buffalo express. =, 6-D A. w.
M4il, at SID 4. ~
Night e1pIefs a. 80 Y M
Ard sp.ca "a Ii ntsr0P ~ Tor four day. endng &
Tickets vii bs so.d knirn and return. good DC aa
and rec!bi IBin-, taf he regular fare.
aud Ehnra charge BIT 70 prevent The abuse o.
'h ptiygere height be paid delivery % TIC acle
o. SOCK icr transportation, nd lie saDc VII he rel undef On
return Of ben ~ he Pares 10 charge proiuels proper
hip eeol has n0 changed LIsc sok sloui be de-
Avereds tie company depot Bergen, three nes from
JerseT GU a. 81 seiors stpiernbeF II ls6s
ID. &. MIAILM dfnefal Auperntssden'.
sUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND TRoy-IN con
= noc'ssn with New Yo4k trnl.sla Nor bern haiSoods
The IA ard 'omotou ~ suef IifRo Cap H.sacoz leaves
TIE ooi y Roinon street cg.ry sgnfty, sisf n, sf1yns
byth.H. fof STATE foons A.. sppiy ~ boar'.
NrESTFRN tn AyfI. -fgPoGTAST HUDSON RIVER
staor 80 ". oosnscfns 81 Albany wih he New YorS
ttHAl Raratd. and BuGAo ueft Alng ~ i0
T. ". Iafe reduced all places bsyeld huf,o srspen
fou D. lse DC saine - rs steamboat .on new YORK.
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CoiiSsS HOTEL : SITUATED foOT oP cANM.
" srfs, and arefy OF u0slfe C0ihp2 Liverpool line OF
s0amerY. wA lua view Of New f0fk t4v nd hrer Tho
grngarss l1ea0a tr snibss New You Tnf wi - 50
rtffranen of Faf en most reas0ussis wh p9ror
euieg ar se room.
IAfI.xAx A MAPEs rrogsierors.
II OLrnFDGEs nOIFL, 10 Bgot DwsY. CORNER
GO tinnn ltcf--h sfsroy 81 fef44toN
l1ditiIr ~ obtained esh a. ~ nsg bs4rd b.
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