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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-08

GTA gentleman from Henderson was asked
the other day while yisitingour Sanctum-what
effect Gov. Dixon's change was going to make
whether he would carry with him many
votes or control many? "Not exactly re-
piled Henderson=s'he is not sure yet that no
has carried his own vote as he still claims to
be Wing. AS for controlling votes, it will
Be very difficult to control his own sufficiently
to know where to cast it next election"
There is no doubt considerable truth in this.
If there ever was politician bothered, it is
Archy Dixon jasc about this time.
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" We We're gratifed to receive cali yes
terday from one old friend and California cores
pondent, VIM. Nicely johnson, Esq, brother
of the new California Governor. He is good
looking as ever, and has expanded considerably
beyond his ancient thinness. As Gill intends
staying a couple weeks with US, we wish him
happy time, and hope he may fall in some
feminine snares that will secure US more fire.
quent visits from him.
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or A correspondent INDUCES in a little
satire on the City Councils proceedings on the
subject of the opening of markets He should
recollect, however, that the Council have not
been trying to accommodate different classes
By turns, but they have only changed an old
ordinance. Our correspondent hits one thing
very correctly-that is the disposition mani
tested to accommodate the sellers instead Of
the consumers. Some few of the sellers of
meats and vegetables have in this controversy
acted upon the principle that nobody but them
selves and none other but their wishes were
worthy of any consideration whatever. They
should recollect that as sellers they are en-
tirely dependent on this community, and that
the community, not themselves, is the party to
be especially considered in the establishment
Of such an ordinance as that relating to the
hour of opening markets. As long as there
are meat shops and produce groceries, the
community is not dependent on the sellers in
market--and just so soon as an ordinance is
established which does not correspond with
their views, they viii be very likely to exhibit
their independence.
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Or Let che dfone$ who have been dis
posed to predict that the recent movement to-
ward building up a town at Haubstadt would
prove failure, enquire at che Railroad depot
and they will learn that within three days past
5000 bricks, 5000 feet of lumber and 1900
shingles have been shipped to Haubstadt, pre-
paratory for improving lots sold at the sale
last week. This looks well and argues well
for Haubstadt.
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WWTOOnRN AND WILLOW WAR;
W. 1 dozen Oak Feeding Baskets;
y do eusbel Oak do;
coV'd Market do;
Willow do;
2 do escorted French Travelling Baskets;
do Wash Boards;
do Wash Tabs;
do Buckats;
/ do Half Bnaheln;
dc Selves,
] DO Horne aad Ciskern Baskets:
1 do Cotton Mons:
2 d. SUGAR Buckets;
do Rail Boxes;
do nesfs do;
I do Keelefs;
10 Clothes Baskets assorted sfxes:
1 do square Psdling Baskets;-
4 do Wesden Bowls;
1 do Ladies;
do Rolling Pins;
y do Knife Baskets etc.
10 nssss Wash Tubs; justEsssSved at
neTs COOKS Family Grocery.
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or The weather finally cleared eff yester-
day morning, after several days of almost con-
tinual rain. The rain appears to have been
wide spread enough to favorably affect the
river.
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ENnEPENDENCE COUNOIT. Nd. p
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW mARKET House.

NEW MARKET HOUSE.
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be receited for furnishing
~ materals and building Asrket House. Market street.
in tn Lamasco City plan and specifications
be the once of D. CHUTE. Clerk Board.
sealed evening the
instant. neV5-3t p. SHARPE. COMMITTEES.
ADMINISTER ATOHsS NOTICE.
Office hereby given that
IN pointed Lyons
deceased late OF Marlborough The
nnrss I'd ELIZARETH LYONS Adminintratrix
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Notice to the Republican Press Of Indiana.


meeting of their editors at an early day, say
on Monday, 18th November, prox-, and that
Indianapolis be the place. The united action
Of the press is necessary, and while they are
generally right on the subject, there are details
in which it is necessary to agree. This course
will be productive of the most wholesome po-
litical results, besides cultivating more friend
iy personal acquaintance among those co-work-
srs in THE GREAT CAUSE.
We hope this thing will be agitated by the
Press Immediately: We shall send papers to
the Indiana Journal:
Indiana Republican, Howard Tribune,
Lafayette Courier, Lagrange Herald,
Journal, Elkhart
Logansport Warsaw Republican,
Evansville q Madison Courier,
Montgomery Banner,
Lawrenceburg Press, Randolph Co. Journal,
Wabash Express, Munic Messenger,
Wabash Courier, Portland Journal
South Bend Register Button Press,
Laport Union, Huntington Herald,
Rising Sun Visitor, Wabash Intelligencer,
Jacksonville Republi'n g Gazette,
New Albany Tribune, Vincennes
Richmond Palladium, Valparaiso Observer,
Connersville Times, Greensburgh Press.
Peru News, Nashville Republican,
and many others when we shall remember, and
hope to hear from them both editorially and by
ietter.--( Fort Wayne Times
There is no editor who has . more cordial
feeling of good fellowship towards his cotem-
poraries than we have, or who would be more
happy to form one of the gathered tribe
throughout the State, assembled in friendly
convention. We understand probably as fully
and practically as any other editor in the
State, and by as long experience, the trials and
sanxieties and labors of the life editorial, and
we have great heart of sympathy and love
for those engaged in the profession. But we
doubt the expediency of a convention of the
Republican editors of this State, agreeable as
would undoubtedly the meeting prove person
ally to all interested, at so early a day and for
the particular object proposed. We do not
think any close line of action could be adopted
at that day for the particular observance of
Republican editors during next years cam
paign. AT this particular time of all others.
it is looking too far ahead. Although nothing
that can occur may materially alter the views
or principles of the Republican editors Of In
diana on prominent subjects, and it is out Of
the power of anything to secure their advocacy
of single measure or principal not right
yet during the coming session of Congress,
such action might take place as may very
considerably alter the policy of the Republican
press in this State next year. At all events
while there is such a possibility, it would to
say the least of it, be imprudent now to bind
ourselves to a policy which the future may
deyelope the best reasons for changing. Such
convention held next Spring, would be free
from the objections now offered toit. We there
fore suggest to our contemporary of the Fort
Wayne Times, that he alter the time of the
call In that case, if we cannot attend in per-
son, the Journal Office will be represented at
the meeting.
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or Raymond & Co.'s Amphitheatre is in
limb0 at Evansvlle-puA 'em through, we do
nate SIS so from this Office and our city SIS.
Terat Haute En-.
So far as we know, CHS Company paid their
bills here. They paid us SI2 50, the arnosnt
of ours, sure. These companies are welcome
to all they can take us in for. They are sware,
probably, that one left handed puff from the
journal would take 'em out Of all creation!
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Or Gen. Lane was passenger on the last
California stesmer that arrived at New York.
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MARRIED,

On the inst At L. J. Wilkinson near CynthsaA. by
Rev. Thos Strain. Mr. Edwin O. BoREN to Miss MARY e.
Nc REYNOLDS.
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MUTUAL. FIRB INSURANCE. COMPANY or
VKNDERBuRssh COtNTY. EN6.

Robert Barnes, John s. Hopkins, Wm. Eeilman,
Philip Decker, II; D. Adis, Wns. r.. Pres
j.. t6nl, d7td Nm Bdae7.
FMS Company prepared rsks npon pre-
perty situate IN Town and Country. within the hssAds
Of the counties Posey Gbtsn
Application be made to the Seerets eiksr 81 the
Directors. ~, WIN. BAKER. Prsst.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CREsCENT CITY GUARDs,

CRESCENT CITY GUARDS
AZ COMPANY ORDER No. 10.
IN TaE members Of the Crescent City Guards
70 maadsd appear their Armory, Vine
I'M Division this evening clock. Busn
W Of portance will be laid before the Company and il
desirable thexe should full Attsndance By order
novS-it FRED. COOK, I'd Sargent.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
There will Communion Services in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church Sabbath. Io< O'Clock A NJ
Services will ThursdAy evening previous Rev
A. NJ BRYAN Of the city of Pttshurg viii be present.
nov7-tt
NBEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO.2,
Meets clock street. over
the Telegraph once the Hrst and third each
month. ott25d6w
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John b. Dsffses. Wm. R. NofsinEsr. H. ". TAibett.
Willis W. Wright, VIM. n. MeCarty, Delos Rect.
3 w. H. Ellis. J.w. Spencer ": @: whartsa.
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KgOLTlNG CLOTH -asauiAs cid sashor srssa psis-
Id irg cio,h Nos = s. and 70 Just resss and tor
ssisa J.K. AONROE,s Family Grocery:
ncvT Cor Second and Oakstree.1 Evansvine:
ton. Pig Iron g gss r Eos4r sa' CO. for
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Board of Directors. "a,
;. Hathaway, B. B. Lerins. Jacob g. waIIss
J. r gbIay. s; r. Goyinsten, J. w. Tslhsns
B.. HATHAWAY. sse'y. 5. HATHAWAY. rrss't-,
The both these Companies s owned aizthsif
busin managed citizens Of this States
exclusively the State Indixzk
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise and alss III Ne
eayx6es Of Fiafbsats and Steamboats, 81
premium by II. O. GWATHNFI.
oet27- desl xksKS..
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Board OF Directors.

INSURANCE. COMPANY, Oh
INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-09

Esr i4s Pssssasa 81 hsaf4ess. cs%-ss
saa hsrAaass and ussf@! -astss
WILL opsasS wsshiassoa Tha,saay tbs Sun
w February 1854 the and splendid hail u the
saihean Institution which ens q NE ost magnificent rooas
To mis- sIssss manufacturers, neehsnies,
aBd Taste from al PoruoH q me union arc cordially In
me sehasIy department, charge special
superintendent Steam hEtuFss, labor, <e Will Be- gwen
All assndiag 10 sshh are rsaassed 10 give nouce sary
possible. Goods should be accompanied with proper IN
ssslsss @ hal nsiss soauss,ea. from.
ian aehsnies Iatale ney are offering producer
arueles valuable OPPORTUNITY Of making known 70 ts
Workmanship and their adaptation 70 The purposes tor which they
Ihsy would respectfully so IRON specimens
elegant which heretofore have formed attractive
an such esabuous % IL ladies' award 10 ara
Of merit az eweiy Se suited 20 ths tastes Of the
The hai viii opened reception goods Monday,
n M day Of and Sa as evening" q aa,sss The en- q
rsesgoa q yises and continue open aeoatoar weeks
lists for competition pssmium except
such he conrss shall se satisfied despatched from dis
time to have reached I'M ha BY that day BAT ed 10
rive from unavoidable detenuou-
Article. asssnes ot sns.on only viii ss received nee q
which Tine deposiofs win be subject 10 charge OF nom ~ cents
Apprentices
invention ssa specify sir and the lime they may have
arueles deposited ie and premium mus. be q
ne name 81 ,n arsr and aysnof n hnossn and the
copy be furnished die
Pnes. may BE assa Or NOT, & dis option the sIAeor
the time of entry, viii receive ticket o. ie %
all simsswhen open 70 The public. .,,,, j,
strogolitaa MssAaa Tasfsie Haaia goa, should
the Articles and the name OF Inc party sending
co npanied by detailed invoice
Csrcaars Containing be forwarded and
whom all communications on the business OF me insin'e
should be addressed
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Notice to Contractors.
oyrlcE or METROPOLITAN RAILROAD Con

OrgIck o. MErRoPoIlrAr RAILROAD COMPANY,
GeorgeoSn, u O., December 40, 1854.
EaLED PROPOSALS for the grading. masonry bridging
- three half t43 miles OF this road will
office of company unl three O'CLOCK the 18th
day OF Febu ,ry
maps, prodes plane will
speci.on n after the 5th day OF February.
Railroad designed from
Baltimore Ohio railroad by
easy ronie connecting
Potomac making saving
ninety miles nf the present
northwestern
mites
Proceeding from the point Of intersection with the Baltimore
ONO Railroad extends OF Frederick
through the agricultural districts OF hary
city tageson Of
extending Harrisburg the Pennsylvania
trail railroad, SC
The Of the road for which proposals
westerly line Of the District Of Columbia 3x
from GeJsketown) to tns city OF Frederick.
will received work sections OF mile
eac the distance Of 43h miles.
The work generally medium character for this OF The
country with cutting lin and rockl
every facility for prosecuting vigorously
OF the The country elevated
well watered, and remarkably healthy
The conditioned for the the win
from years.
Any by persons proposing
will be furnished the Office had III.
president OF the company by letter the day oficttng
BY order OF the board OF directors:
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUsD FRENCH, Chief Engineer
Dec 3l-2awtFeh5
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proposes carry ADVERTISEMENT bat withoa
peeinc4n0a viii b considered popoaa tor horseback
service.
10 % BID, q s essential terms y laata
10 ! and be received interview
VIA regular competition, Cor receiving
bids.
thai thsy q sa
all bidders, And sofetes
distinctly nouned that perform tbs
proposed the aeeepted bids, their legal
1Abilites will be enforced against them.
~. Present aad known a NE department.
equally procure and eeneatcs % thei
saccney sutsss1ts above prescribed The Ger
Of sacieacy Rnod BY postmaster Al one OF he
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PaSr Owes nNPARrMENr,
January 10. 1855.
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american Artists Union.

THE American would respectfully
the Canadas,
hne throughout country
OF enabling family obecome possessed Of
gallery Of ensrasings
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
ayngs only employment large number
inspire
works 10 the purchasers of their engavng when
eco 900 OF which Sold
100000 gifts OF the actual cost OF 100000.
Each purchaser engraving therefore, receives
richly worth the but also ticket which
entues him Of the gifts when they are distributed
dollars highly finished beautifully painted
i've m tickets viii be i've doars' worth OF splen
be selected from the catalogue and BY
mail or express.
copy catalogue, together with specimen Of
susravines can be seen a paper
dollar actually worth
gift will immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
committee, believing of great
undertaking will be materially promoted by the and
prise Intelligent perseverng agents,
wi liberal
wishing become BY sending tpoaidl 81
will mall oaedolar engraving
Prospectus catalogue, and all other necessary information
completion the gifts will be placed in
of dsrhuted
given throughout the United States
al
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BRITISH Almanac and Companion for 1855 eontaip1
ING lists q PaFiamsnt, ~ he nlsy ud4ci
foreign minister's Sc England, ministers abroad
military and COLONIAL ssyeRmeHis and
taxesY daies revenu@ Trade aad
TIE session q Pkmeai fr lss4 important paris
docgmsns and valuable campaign
United states csnas the hath ~ dxeuags
me people RESERVATIONS % the faaes railroads public
matter Compiee IN va.
Jan l6 PRANgK TAYLOR
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Academy Of the visitation,

He exercises Of this institution will be resumed the hn h
day IN September, when, hitherto ths seauloas cars w
be bestowed te advancement n The puy IN the saous ~
" a finished education.
II desired the historical o. sitdi1s may be- nnaes
French, greatly facilitates student acquiring %
ouch knowedas Of that language while the pausA
teaching music both vocal md INSTRUMENTAL has superior a
tages In rendering the pupils accomplished and scientific peroa
OF the JnniV the Inns recently
nsde and ts result hansca nfnehce 90 ~
youthful members OF the academy.
Aug H. Jawdn etSept5
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once OF Army Clothing and Equipage.

PHgLABELrRIA, Dee. "a 1854.
SEAI.ED PROPOSALS viii be received THIS osse anui 10
~ o'clock 3lsJ day January merit m furnishing BY
the following supplies and deliverable ~
Clothing Schayk Afsrna
Ia qazntues - TequFst,
5000 81 dark blue ndigo dyed1 twicd cloth, weighing
"a per yard
5000 yards SAY indigo yedl wied eloh, weighing ~
oances par yard
10000 BLANKETS, woo with the letters Y > n black
four inches the eenel b feet long and
6se fset wide each blanket 70 weigh nye pounds
1900 horse blankets Wool (Nh the letters * black
inches long centre be xix feet long and ave
and eel BlaakeI weigh three pounds.
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Washington, Jan, TO- 1855.
IN the petition Of Essneze Beard, New Sharon Maine
Ing for extension OF granted o,
day OF April 1871, for Improvement
from the expiration Of said which place
10th day Of April, lc55
IL ordered said petition heard
Monday ine 26t day Of Mach IL O'clock all
notified and
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons required file
Oce their objections specially forth wrsg least
days before the day Of hearing all flied by either
the hearing
cofdance with the rules the Office which viii
application.
The Testimony The will be closed the 10th day Of March,
relied
in the office before
within tendays theTeateT
Ordered, be published Unon Inef-
and Evening STAR washington, D. q Eveaing Argus,
Philadelphia; Scientific American New York
Gazette Concord New Hampshfe three success
sive weeks the s day of March next day
hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PSEdOrs Of the above papers will please
bills 10 the Patent ohice with containing notice.
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o. sad after Tsssdey, Nossatsr Z, ls54,
nus aaiy kE Goronssiie nssa,
distc "a oeleeks me aFtss VI -,
fu Nasagson. ample les breakfast hoard CO.
Recgin9 os Suasearx al ~,
Fcnlon 0r Mauensnn. and Gafdonst,
Virginia Central railroad Tor kchn0ad
lo4iessic, and Stanton,
The ears leave Gosdoasvis daily iaissas
stations heg0Fe ~ oock the ARRIVAL % uaan II
ths Virginia hem Mehond Chariojtossir 49,
staaaton,
rHFauaA 4loKsFU.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY The subscriber nus
Ill goods, which have
greatest
the best aud offered
a saving Of from twenty Ave per cent Our
comprises
articles every article required about
can come under head OF hardware
Building Materials fine assortment not excepting sash we'
at cents per ib.
Mecbanics tools, every variety, and mosy warranted
Leather betting, gum and hemp packing, AZ Hoston henV
prices
Brothers. door springs, warranted for four We
will furnish dealers al factory prices,
feather busters, New York
rs cheaper than other styiess
small cash
customers by the subscriber.
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE,
Sign OF the large Gilt Saw, Penn. as
Nov s--eoim between 10Th and 18th
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rfaOCoLATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER 4 cos
" and Vanilla cocoa,
which d premiums have been awarded by the chief institutes
Uuion by principal
the United States, Bnd by their agents; aaa
Husey Murray New York. Grant and Twel Philadelphia
W Bundige, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley
WALTER BAKER d CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester. Mas.
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United STATES Natl Lime 10 Gatlforia via Aspin
u wall Pnnaa 9th and a0fh each month"; IN as
seasbps approved by the Navy Department Of moi loss s'
2,0Dg burden, guuranfying speed and safstp
The Panama railroad completed DDispo, 10 miles foa
Panama.
The srnnsit from ocea miles rail car
from Aspnwa To obpo, and 10 mites Of land transportation ore
recently put In thorough order single passen
heefnrs n rtt houshe passenger
and their baggage being ony transferred mad from no
alongside the
There viii be river transportation IN iuiua on this ROSIE
The entirely sickness deseytpfsoa
being always kept pon New York. ras
Francisco prevent detention In ofaeca
The route IN entirely reliable
II expected thai the Auanc will be made re-
larry in . days and the Pacific In ~ 10 i9S days.
Paxscngors viii Panama day asT they arrive AZ A
wall
Through tickets, athe ioe rates. be had a. the sgsney
We street, New York.
Inn
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sM6ROIDERiES, LACE GOODS sxc.-The subscriber
II full and complete
goods Styles embracing all the
vhich Of the ladies respectfully invited The
following > list Of Of the leading articles, viz
IS Maltese chemixstts and sleeves In
Maltese and do
Is richly embroidered muslin sets, yalences trimmed
10 do Maltese
as do muslin coIlaretts sleeves
$50 French embroidered muslin collars
rs do do cambria collars
rs richly do cambria skirts, for open
$50 do do pocket handkegchiefs
rs pieces Maltese aces and edEngs, all widths
DO vaiences iaces edgiaxs inseings
50 do English thread edsings, and inserting
rs do cambre douncings and rulings
rs do masns, douncings, and bands
100 do embroidered dimity bands
50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria sleeves
% dozen long and short black mits
Also OF Illusions, bobbne,
bc embroidered masns lawns and lace haadkeehies
gloves, hosiery, sc.
Sep 3-3taw4wn HOoE, BROTHER, < co.
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mo. 527.
sales of Alternate sections Postponed.

NOTICE hereby that In consequence of
aolns that number OF mortor,ous
and ether uaiowa ereuasanoes
bs unable 10 pay tho public saies OF Un
along the the SoAsa
raoad In tho OF advertised proclamation
5at 10 following Offices, December
January ordered thosr saes be postponed
aud o take place aR follows, TO wit
Az the land Louis commencing Monday Oh
August next
The land office jackson, commencing ON Monday The l
August next -
August next
Of August next.
Given under my hand General Land once, civ
Washington h day Of December, A. d. thousand es
hundred and hfty four
BY order OF the President
Dec T-lasaw Commissions
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ANAAbAhD Preach Authors, nns edttsoast w 4.
~ Paris bBdiags, FOR variety BY the oadsfsEnsa
Dee III fRAsCK TAYL0h