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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-29
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Mabon.
With much of that regret which his own
friends at home and more intimately cor
inected with him must feel, we notice that
Col. J. H. Mcmahon has retired from his po-
sition as editor of the Memphis Eagle and
Enquirer. For much of what that paper now
is,and probably for all that the Enquirer was
before its connection with the Eagle, the
marked ability and energy Of Col. McMahon
formed the foundation. Capital has formed
connections for others with this popular
paper, which ability and meri, in Col. McMa-
hon not thus sustained, were unable TO pre-
serve. We are sure the retiracy Of Col.
Mcmahon from the position he has occupied
so long and so honorably, will not be a sub
jecs of sincere regret to his personal friends
and the patrons of the Eagle and Enquirer
alone, but to those of his professional breth-
rem who have for years enjoyed apleasant
intercourse with him through the columns of
his paper. We trust Col. McMahon will no;
be permitted to remain long in private life
but in all his connections with life itself
we wish him the very fullness of prosperity
The Eagle and Enquirer is now published
BY Saunders, Stockdell & Co., with Messrs.
Pryer and Saunders, editors, and ]. d. hose
ly, publisher. We wish the Eagle and En-
quirer even az increase of prosperity. Mr..
Pryor introduces himself in a brief and per-
tinent card. as successor to Col. McM., and
will no doubt by his ability do much TO sup
ply the vacuum of the Coionels absence.
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10 The Enquirer will please give the
Journal credit for telegraph dispatches copied
from its columns. Last Saturdays Enquirer
contained a summary of foreign news by the
Pacific, made up from our dispatches, and
without the proper credit 1t is welcome to
all the news published in the Journal, but we
should be made welcome to the proper credit
for our enterprise.
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An exchange say. Oar jGnior partner re-
turned pair of trowsers 10 his tailor last
week, because they were too small in the
legs. "But you told me to make them tight
as your skim" said the tailor. "True,'' quo.
ted the colleague, 'or ican sit down in nv
skin, bat III be split if can IN these brec-
ches" The tailor caved in.
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CHOICE CIGARs.-Messrs. Felker g. Head
rich of the Washington House have just
Havana Cigras we have seen for a long
time. They are small, but richly favored and
delightful. We advise epcures to drop in
and trv them.
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uT We call attention to the card of Mr..
mess men in the tobacco trade. He will re-
main in the city several days receiving or
ders for tobacco. We need not say that he
will fill orders for the best quality of the ar
ticle to any extel;, and unsatisfactory prices
TO purchasers.
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1The Empress is reported by the Eclipse
still hard aground Her bow lies in about two
feet water, but unless the river tails several feet
more she is ia 10 danger. She has now bui lit
tie freight on her. She cannot get off I'LL water
enough comes to float her.
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TdE' SAFE FAJET.--Laura' was dsconso-
late. Henry haniong iirted, but nerer put the
question. Henry went his way. Laura's
aunt, ior consolation, bought her love OF
spaniel pup. ms DEAR" says the amt,
"the puppy cal DO everything but speak,
"Why will you sgonis sme!'' says Laura,
"that's the oTty fault found with the
other"
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0FA fair skinned, blue-eyed sunny.hair-
ed. white girl of Wooster, Ohio, lately ran
away with Coated, curly haired, big-heeled
ncgre Of the same place. Verify, the mys-
teries of amagamaton are as great as those
of human nature.
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A New STATE PRoPosED.-Senator john
Congress for the formation of a new slave
holding territory, with a view to its speedy
admission as a State into the Union. 1t will
be large domain, north and south of the
Red river, beyond the limits Louisiana and
Arkansas.
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u The indianapolis Republican is very
much su6dued lately in its tone. We do wish the
election of State Printer could be hurried over
then we might claim Chapman rhaps, in all
his old vigor and enthusiasm. But there ale
votes to be secured nowi
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DIR. JOHN ID. GENTRY. OCUlLsT,
FRANKFORT. KY.

ASSES THE EYES
in Henderson for the treating ali
IL diseases of the Eyes hope that the will
doubt capacity reading the folio
we'll with the finest Surgical
Eye Bills made know before treating the patient
positively all diseases of the ound,
ton. from whatever in Hender-
it prop rly and have doubt
six weeks.
We the uade signed citizens Of Frankfort Ky. on
the 18th last called upon by Dr. b Gentry 70
four patients who afflicted with
virulent who about
der his treatment their Wedid
found allie I'D eeplorate tte
dim ssadowy in their appearance they
suffer the iurense aud
disces having existed with back
preventing them from attending business during
that period. We rEr9 by
certify the incredible short four weeks
we'll aud that tbs certify ia Ian yuage strong
forcibs the gratitude they feel for the
have derived from the scien te in which DR. Gently
has treated their disease We therefore
patronage OF ell ali vet d in like manner.
l.. ". POWELL. Governor Of Kentucky.
R g WlSrERsATH Treasurer.
j. SwIGtRr. Clerk Court A pI eais.
mos. ). PAGs, Auditor.
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u The Antelope arrived here Saturday last
bringing dates of,he Goth. We thank Mr.. Tenn
pie Cowan, formerly of this place, but now clerk
on the Antelope, for a large package of papers
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EDespatches from Washington City
announce the introduction by Senator Chase
of bill appropriating $500, 600 to the i'm
provement of the Ohio river, and making
the Louisville and Portland canal free.
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u The Eclipse arrived here Saturday morn
ing, having left N. Orleans the Saturday after
noon previous. She had several hundred tons CT
freight and about so passengers.
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FnAxKsoar. January 18Th. ISIS,

FEANKEoRr. January 18th. 1851.
The unders ed. having At rhe Dr j. b. GENTRY
ex mine the of Miss 8 b. of Henry county n.y.
before he cuis found
III At her eyes very much nhsmed and kept
closed be the which seemed
pan. But totally ed sight said
she could see a little by moonlight.
We her agai after she had been treated
when she aOe to keep her in daylight could
s. pe-iectly Her EYES seemed to be cured
7. A MAR-IIALL,
JAMES SYMPTOM,
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MAINE LAw.-The popular branch of the
liquor law. 1t was carried by heavy ma
jority. The Chicago Tribune Classics the
vote upon it thus:
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e Last Saturday morning We published the
state of the weather, &c. ofthc erenizg preriOns
al st. Louis Cincinnati, Pittsea.gh, Philadel-
phia, N. York and Eastin, Pa. The telegraph is
truly wonderful in its lightning operations.
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fG95- There has been such a heavy fall of snow
at Lafayette, as almost to stop the cars On rail
roads. Every irain was delayed yely consider
ably.
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Coal ssoss Burn,-LIvcs Eoy,.

MAUcHcHUNK, Jan. ga coal boat lying
here took fire last night. The captain and
his son were lying in the cabin, and before
they could De rescued, both burned to a
crisp.
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Absent, 2 Wings, I Republican, 8 Me-
braskaites and Anti-Nebraska Demo-
crat.
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sg- TIL, Glendale, one of the Star Packet
Line, arrived here from Louisville in gaod li.nc
Saturday morning.
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IL The w. A. Eayes came down Saturday
morning, with fine load for Nashville.
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or We have two long Indianapolis let
tiers on hand for publication, received too
late for to-day's Journal.
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aboNe
highly useful and desirable There nearly
g0D VALUABLE GIFTS.
among which, be ny the above list IS hne arm
dwelling house several elegant pianos OF pario urbe
beautiful tine sold watches. chains pens pms
work. boxes. dressing cases. etc.
AoreTs by letter (post paid) with the money
will 18th prompt attention The en- raNinE anu
bered receipt emitting the holder eanee IA the fSPsry
rst,rn Ns;i Address,.rder. "a L. ". ABOTT.
ON sn,J;rat;on or n CONN NGTuN CO.
;sIas,1 " yille-
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STATE OF INDIANA, les
vandarbutChC COUNTY Csc

vnndarburgh County '>S'
In & Wand rb1rgh Circuit Co IT.
vs. Suit fer Divorce
Marie S. Stark
T appearing ly affidavit filed with the paintf'e
plant that Marie Stark party tn
the object which is obtain and that e
resident OF the Of Indiana the said Marie ark
therefore hereby notified Of the tendency this
wsr,ed that the will stand trial
of this he heid House in
ansyile. the third Mond ~ in April. A. ID 1855.
JACOB LUGKENHEIEER. c. v. q. C.
CHANDLER * HARLAN. Attys tor PHI. ian29-4w
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FOR ONE DOLLAR,

FO u n Il ID " l. h u ~
rWtHE would inform the public that he hss es.h
ished agencies throughout the county. the disposal
Of the teaaaral engraving known as ons % sppy
place si,nsr IN P.rSr or Ss|lpg &
OF NJ chae tn epsrs,inr
by twenyevn inches representing young lovely
LOOKING sss fellow. sn geo rlrekng
upon able near hand ming them his othsrs
hair which owing tohis aeprrdatOas hngug SOP ewha:
eosey about her beautiful neck shie the or
Lies Happy Hours
them above price and completing The sale 10 present
to the members Of he A;s9s ga, ses
Farm in Cook county. iiinos 80 acres, w'th anzs
dwelling house. lara. neees arr ont hon es fsd
variety Of fruit trees. under good cultivation VAL 80
Country residence pleasantly siioated miles rom
ST. Louis. the horse neatly nsw and hnsy Orna- =
meuted with iruit and shaoe trees.. 5.asS@
lvs1
Elegant pianos lyeA
Prince a Go. melodeons s5Oh
superb keyed aeeei 49, -. lS
Sect p,ps9f parIor furniture 500
70 GeIts h1e g,ld Watches 30
10 Do do guard
10 ssRs DO do SS,s ~ sr,ssIs,; go
70 ' do N'G do do ear
Is Ladies fine Mosaic pins ............. $50
- gold rings with go
o Ladies DO pens So " do ''csS 0a
ao0 Cold pens snameied oints 2yQo
ISS Gents Ts5ssy TG5'sso P'f5a Is
Double harrsed gun. silver mounted. 90
Set hunting tr.PEi .,s.s sewing ,o
20 Ladies figured SILK ami satin Iarasois go
50 do silk umbrellas go 80
40 I.s s fans ssarieus patterns ... 500
80 do told thmblss.s... -.-..-..........' o.
3 do superb work boxes...... .......--.......- IS
sPi'nd.d pleasure csrriass..... ESQ
Fine steel plate ensfavinss so
1850 do do DO DO DO OF OF c.S Calhoun
that llv and
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL

INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A TsESiION OF DOLLARS.
TIE EINA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD. OlNN.
HHAvING complied with As Law regulate Insurance
Agencies Of Companies ether States
Ohio Legislature tkefeo~
required thereby preparefn ne srisns
being 'e in The Audors oee lis full
and is published the coucniiy know
the Of the by ie-
soy itself. By STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT On JANUAR-. 1859.
The Corporation is TSA ISsCbANcE CoNPA-
~ located at Hartiert. Gem. chartered tsls.
Caritsris Five hundred thousand Dollars, PAID
The of the Company
Cash hand IN Bank she ha IS Of Agents
o. other persons - q -. ..............s2 I2 EOS oe
Real estate nnbered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1862 %
s.u,i-ann slf-, -. -. ........ -. ~ oo
Debts Co secured Mortgage. 1913 IL
Bills receivable secured and
fe premium
uatle viz.
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TIE PEOPLES GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION.
..oSE OF LIFE's NAPPP HOuRs.'
a BEAUTIFUL E.NGR2pING- -iSD a SHdhE
IN IHE GIFTS.
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FRANKFoRF. Sent. 4. 1854

FRANKFORT Sept. 4. 1854.
Hon. JOHN j. CRIT and r. r. LETCHEE-Gz nts:-
Dr. j. b. Gentry expecstO visit New
coming winter the praccng his profs
Oceulist We. hest terms
he having the scientific skill in profess
si0u. Respect fully yours. dc..
I IGGNS MA ekhGHhAAS' Farmers.
SO' ". b 6o SGAIAA' Hardware Dealers.
} K. kq RAkkn. sDry Goods Merchants
JAMES MONROE. Police judge
T. q j. L. UcKErr. Proprietors ofMarsion House.
" VA. a e enSksuhS' Dry Goods Merchants.
W.R. T LINK. Keepers Of Livery Stables.
j. C. HEENDOS County Judge.
J.f. Il. HANtRsDALE. Proprietor franklin Houze.
w b. HoLENAN. City Marshsl.
W. T. HERNDOS. Sheriff Franklin County.
ii. j. NORRIS Deputy Sheriff do 90.
DAVID MERRIwETHER. Frankfort Hotel.
CIV. CKADDOCK. Atty. Law.
JOHN n. HARLAN City Attorney.
JAMES HARLAN. Atty. General of Ky.
We acquainted with the gentlemen signed the
Of respeaby and entitled to be regarded SUCH
This eheerfully certify. j. j. CRITTENDES,
x. y. LETCuER.
OFFICE SEcRErARY SrArL.
Frankfort. Ky. Jan. g. 1855.
Col s. HANcoCK-My dear Friend have the pleasure
of Dr. Gentry this city who visits
city professional 0cust The Doctor has the
aud he has made which with
in personal knowledge The Doctor stands high this
community and Kindness shey him.
will be besov ed gJneman and confer favor
upon your friend, and oLeiient servant
jaR27-2td3tw GRANT GREEN. Sec of State.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NoTuCE.

ADMINISTRATORS N0TICE;
pointed Admnsrstar ef the estate Of Benjamin
late Vandcrburgh county deceased Said
ed to be insolvent. janz1-sw THos. MAGE. Admir-.
ZOO LBS No: I Cotton Batting and Tssl candlewiek
Jan2L Family Grocery. Main street.
YJEw and choice Goldfish just reed and for sale at
" jan27 T. BACON a co.'s Family Grocery.
glURE Cider Vinegar expressly for family use at
n jan27 T. BACON & co. IS Family Grocery.
DMINoS Chess Soto Cards lie Solitaire Brick blocks
~ Backgammon Boards and variety ofttle notions
reed by jan27 A c. PUSHEE..
EAOUBLE Hand Mirrors French glass;
NJ IONS Hair and Tooth Brushes Dressing Csmls Is.
rec'dIy jan27 a. C.PUsHEE.-
HREsr Sewing Needles Diaper Pins Tape Needles
AD Beads. Nursery Powder. etc just.rec d hv -
Jan2z a. @. PUSiiEE.
HEBMP. AND CANARY sEED.-A fresh surnly of
jan27 t. GRANT & co.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL EST ATE.
EgY virtue Of order of the Court of Common Pleas Of
ED Naaderburgh county Ind. as dnintraor e honis
March s. 1885, the of the Court House in the 81
ausssps between the ar Of 10 o. @ n aud o.
2 in township south of II and also the o
said county Terms Of sae ct the purchase money CASH
in O. and the remain y in lmonhs from the day f SALE
waving valuation laws, should sad land net he sold
ton will sell the saHs AZ ae on tn. same terms
DISSOLUTION.
TH7HE partnership heretofore existing between f. Bishop
n aud a. Selinger under the firm name OF Bishop Sc
nser has been tins day dissolved by mutual consent The
before the old stand Algpods bought
will be sent to The residence of the pure assr r,suo
janl7-iw Water st.. next door toPsv lion Hotel.
6tR iNBERRIES AND WHITE FISH
~ bbs Cran6srries bbls extra new " hue Fish. at
JAMS COOKS Fam y Gaeeery'
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y c's5ls " 6te LINE; s. III; Cement for ssleby
lnl1 WM. REILLY :.
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meeting tie Directors Of the Northern Plank Road
"a Company, held at the gAce of James Laughlin ir
Jgnuary ordered that
said Company who have not aieay done be
to pay in SO much oftker ck win be equal FIFTY dollars
for each hundred dollars subserhei.
JAMES G.. JONES. Sec.y
NorE-A received into the Treasury have
exhausted ebs and and there
liabilities Tbos' who kno she
dtion the Company the valae OF cir stock learn
by calling John Paine Jas us47, ~ or Jas g. Jon
jan29-tf }. ". j.
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" janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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!, aa,i, 5: Z. GILBERT CO.. s;;.. near Water.
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NOTiCE hereby given that the undersigned has been
" pointed Administrator eff the estate Of Benz amin Linton
late Vandcrburgh county deceased Said suppos
ed o be insovent. janz7-3w TH0S NAGEE. Aimr.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
6 XATE presume no Medical Prepara.

w ton ever offered to the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands of persons, were they
called upon to do 80, would cheerfuly testify that
they have used it for various ills with the most sat
isfactory success. II is within our own knowledge
that an immense amount of suffering has been re-
eyed by 1t. Its proprieters, Messrs. Perry Davis
Son. save no pains or expense in order to satisfy the
public. Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture of their
celebrated Pain Killer The materials of which 1t is
composed are carefully selected, none but the best
quality being used. BY these means the high rcpu-
taton which the Pain Killer has long since acquired,
is at all times triumphantly sustained In view Of
these facts, we are by no means surprised TO learn
that Messrs Davis Sons sales are constantly and
rapidly increasing. While congratulate our friends
generally that so valuable preparation the Pain
Killer is placed within their reach, must be per-
mitted to rejoice at the welmerited Of its
liberal and enterprising proprietors "P Providence
General 1dD9giser.
PERRY DAvIS's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
voluntarily, conscientiously and with much plea
sure, we recommend to our readers the above-named
medicine. speak from our own observation and
experience, when we say, that IL removes pain If
by magic from all parts Of the body and is Of the
best medicines in use for checking diarrh@a and re-
moving the premonitory symptoms Of cholera. IL
is applied both internally and externally, with the
best effects and who have used the Pain Killer
would willingly be without II constantly in their
houses. - Cincinnati Euenin0 Aonpariel.
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray B Balantyne and
John I. Mortimer, Washington, ID. G.
nov 9-d3m
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BOARD OF COMMON COUNCIL,
MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1855.


All the members present.
On motion, the reading of the Journal was dis.
pensed with.
Mr.. Walker presented the petition Of John
Hardness and others, praying for the footway to be
laid in front Of squares 4s2, 513, 514, b23 and
524, on north street which was referred to the
Committee on improvements.
Mr.. Towles presented the petition of John S.
Hollngshead, police magistrate for the third dis
trct, in relation to conflict of Jurisdiction in the
trial of certain Corporation cases, and moved its
reference 70 special committee /; which motion
was agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Clements, the vote on the re-
ference of the above petition was reconsdered.
Mr.. 9. also moved to refer the petition to the
Committee on Police, which was agreed to ; and
II was SO referred.
Mr. Ruff presented the petition Of l. w. Atch
insoD, asking that law may be passed authorizing
the Commissioners Of the Washington Asylum to
let out the grounds attached thereto, and moved
its reference TO a special committee, which was
agreed to; and Messrs. Towles, 0rme, and Ball
we're appointed the committee
Mr. .AtLee, from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported the bill from the Board of Aldermen for
the relief Of William Guinaud.
Mr.. Clements moved to lay the bill on the table
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Ruff, from the Committee on Police, report
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