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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-05
EDUCATION, &C.


PRINCETON FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
VENHE first this Institution will OPEN
u ed on Monday the Sd of September 1855. convent
emit building will be erected during the and
ed to accommodate pupils after the session opens
will be fitted comfortable STYLE supplied
with good of phosor and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will connected with the school,
though in separate which boys under twelve
years of will be admitted.
The Principal has with good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS PEE SESSION EVE MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and $50 90
Tuition, Senior Glass 20 90
- Junior Cass............ ............... l6 90
Preparatory, Second 10 90
- First Class.....,... ...,.., 50
Music, with of 20 90
Painting and Drawing 90
Embroidery. 90
Modern LanguaE 90
payments strictly in advance by special
Assistants: Mrs. NJ w PAXTON
Mrs. M. NJ MORTON. iva |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-05
DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND EEVERS

Is6, and SS the Psss 5sa
of purporting to come rom persens who hay
been cursd when hos esrsaeatss
Of the medicine. sgned with +. fictitious names.
miraculous and @ cures in AL diseases which
diseases caption advertisement
there has never been offered to suffering humanity sA
persons in this community. trying
S Of these Ps only
These Pills are not mi Of cheap Ingredients aas
made ana put up BY the and are
generally set on patent pills But those whe
days Whereby enabling patient to bis daily
patton will find these Pills the cheapest and medicine
following certificates if you want sYi
application to the subscribers:
This csrtifes my SOP was taken very sick with chill
a9a sn fever an1 n ana ard box
ted speedy and oS Dst
the sS
fever purchase box of Dr. w Owen'sj say celebra
well believe Pin now offered to To-.
owEssBoRo. KY. May Il. 1885,
years been severely afflicted with ohs and Fever and and
dag sha % as sRs Sn 9r
ovens Chill Pills which did and to my great icy after
'faH
box and my word for It, you Will 6isa
with ChiIls again. CHAS b. GRlSF.
Bon HARBoR. KY. April II. 1885,,
certify that had Chtls and Fever in family
months tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill that be bad in the country. In ordi
family with exception. my Oldest
would until
Dr. Chill Pills and safely say everybody
that they are the best Pills have ever used
OwESsBoRo. Ky. Feb. q. 1885,
DR. W. r. OwrT-Dear Sir: i have been afflicted vita
ehs and for six months and after
induced box of Ague Pills. which
cured sound and WE'LL and believe them to b the
best medicine in BALTHASER W ACHt~
Ihave the above gentleman six years. csxt
. '-~' 40 J. PLUNKETT. River Tradern
Pittsburg. Pc.
LFwIsPoRT. KY, Jan. 2, 1855.
have had the chiIls and t
tried remedies without effect then used
box Dr. Owens Chill Pills. and entirely cured
THUS. Z, TA1Loh
owESsBoRo. April H. 1891
certify that had ehs fevers and applied to good
physician. prescribed for and medicins.
which did not break the ehs or give as
then Advised Try Owens Chill Pills. andthay
stopped the chs and am perfectly we'll They alse
distressing pain in the SIDE. which
would result in something serous Persons afflicted
with ehs would do well to use then they are q ssTaia
GEO W. dbN Aftykt
by These Pills every instance
where the directions followed.
har For sale, wholesale and retail. by
J. W. COMPTON. DTnEgiSt.
Also BY WOOLSEY SAWYER, gJa
Wholesale and Retail gents
ssp1 4m-w Evansville. Ind
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j.. S. j A @ u E IS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERRITT, FIELD & co.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
TENHE undersigned in rece Of the largest and
ID desirable of Dry Goods Hats Caps, Boots
and Sho offered the trade in this Our stock
rience in the Western trsde with solely to the
of the country and having purchased the most of goods
fro the facurers agents all the Eastern markets.
enables offer them buyers for cash. trade prompt
lower than they be purchased in St. Louis and
equally good be had in Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part Of
DIZZY GOODS,
cloths cassmsres jeans styles
and colors white yeo and green wool hannels plaid
nseys shawls checks shiEng tick
ing bleaehed bEoYn and blue drilling dcnims brown sheet
bleaehed musn black and eoored cambria crash black
and fancy apa0R ustres c0burgs and de LANES
and prints desirable and beautiful styles brought
- '--' NOTIONS.
Linen cotton silk laces edgngs and insertions silk
and cotton velvet ribbons bonnet and ribbons combs
buttons hosiery gloves silk linen hand
kerchies and ribbons der wool
shirts drawers eomforters table cloths aud
needles porte monnaie pencils holders pens brushes,
hooks and hair pins thmbles purses umbrellas &C.
HATS d CAPS,
Silk fur aped black white hats white and
black wool hats kouh bqena vista wide awake washing
warrior know nothing hats of all grades
styles Men. boy and chldrens silk and WOODEN plush
cloth, velvet and glazed caps. -
BOOTS & SHOES.
boys zip calf and stga bo3ts youth and child
enammeled and leather shoes bukiDs bootees slip
boys and youths lined and unlined kip and
calf brogans. ladies and gents rubber shoes &c.
ep1s-smO daw J. 5. JAQUEss co.
- CASES Umbrellas. received and fol sale by
eI sept If J. H. MAGHEE co.
TsAR,-5o b Is large size Wilmington for sale BY
agtl4 GEO. FOSFER CO.
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COuKT HOUsE.

c.. LEONARD. l.. SWEET
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
tender their services to the citizens of
ma Evansville and for the sale of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular item
ten paid all out door sales every description on reason
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having goods of TO place
competition with both the buyer and seller WILL
fair legitimate market We will devote whole
Auction and Commission business. and friends
that will efforts
please them With attention business hope
the confidence of all those who enrust their business
to care.
-REFERENCES-
P. G.. o RILEY & CO., Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo d Co., Memphis. Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. b. SYKES, New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES E. FoLKES, Vcksburg, Miss.
LocKwooD & Bios Cincinnati ohio.
KELLOGG 4 FOoT. do do.
EDWARDS BUSHNELL. st. Louis. No.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
o'clock and every evening during commencing
at early gsslight APPS SW EFT Il LEONARD.
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AUCTION SALES.
DESFRARLE SESTDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VTTE offer for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dence, with good houses and cistern,
good neighborhood. For PAL tieulaIs enquire of
MsH SWEET & LEONARD.
Auctoneers and General Agents
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N a DOZEN Eggs eanvassed and potatoes in
1kN1 and for sale by
ep24 7 w. 4 7. Y.
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PLANO FOR SALE.

A first rat, second hand piano. in com
z<sSE114 plete order nd warranted to be first
IL n ms rument. is OF cred for sale cheap. if sp
v u pl cation be made immedi stely. It b
at Bir. Heb's store Maia St.. between First
Secosd streets next doorto Gumber Gottlieb's Clohin
agl6-2w
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PHYSICIAN 81 SURGEON.

nR. WIN. NJ. SWAYZE has permanently located IN this
- city for the practice of Medicine and Surgery he has
steadily engaged in his profession the last
years in Ohio and Indian and brings SIMPLE
his ability and from those places where ne
present Fitch's Drug Store First
opposite Csrpenters block He respectfully
Ina
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kRDERED that the of lots No. g. T. s. 6. s..
" IL and H. in block TO- enlargement of the
city OF Evansville brick sidewalk be laid along the
front Of said lots Che extending from Third
to Fourth streets. within days after the pubea-
ton of this order and in default thereof the cy will
work. expenses aecruing there
by will collected by said lots
aforesaid much thereof will satisfy lien and
costs By order of the City Council.
sep20 lot WELL H. WALKER, Clerk.
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MASON,S BLACKING.
EPEcEIvED 25gross Mason's large Backing;
for sale at reduced prices by eplS l. & d. HERMAN.
VIRGINIA Kentucky ana MISSOURI Tobacco received ST
boxes assorted brands for sale by F,
epic /. & D. HEIMAN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-05

PROPOSALS
NM I'LL be received the City Clerk Michael Menzer
Wv until Monday for the paving Of the Alley
ming parallel with Main and between econC
and Third with good in ches thick nd be
covered with gravel said work including the tone to be PAID
for in city orders.
ep27-4t WELL W. WALKER. Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-11-30

lature 90 recognized us legal, the cctifcatc
of Governor Shannon that General W hit
field was elected according to law, aid, last
Of all. the law Of Congress prOvidingi terri
toridl government for Kansas, it is inpossi-
BILE that the question Of the admission OF
Governor Reedcr's claim can be ente tuined
1t is stated in other quarters that Tie prop
osition to reject both candidates and order Il
new election, will be favored by the idminis-
tration, and to give show Of fairnes to it,
n special act will be proposed authorizing
the President to employ the Unite States
troops, it necessary, in protecting tie polls
in X .nsas against the ragged troop of the
administration under the lead of Atuison.
The Louisville journal, leadin, X n.
paper in Kentucky, takes the mot ultra
southern ground against the admission Of
lteedcr. 1t hopes he will be refused seat in
Congress, by the united vote Of southern
Demo rats and Americans. That, however
would not be enough, unless they carmanagC
to secure twenty-cisht Northern douth faces
We trust that this can't be done. The New
York Evening Post states, that by careful
counting OF noses there will be majority .
/ iG in favor Of admitting Rceler to TN, lIous
us the delegate from Kanzls This include
| no vote from any southern state, aud omit
/ Walk, Kelly and Ravens Of New York, wh
will probably vote against the admission q
ither delegate.
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Political Intelligence.

The last returns Ly telegraph from Wis
consin Announce that BAshiord, Republican,
is unquestionably elected governor.
John ; Wells Of Exeter, accepts the ad-
minislr4tion nomination for governor Of New
Hampshire and promises ii elected to res
train bigotry, intolerance. persecution and
ilnatcism within harmless limits. II Mr..
Wells does all this he will do well.
The straight wings and Pierce democrats
Of Maine have agreed upon a division Of the
spoils Mr.. Reed, the whig candidate for
governor, agrees to accept the treasury de-
par,ment in full of all demands in considera.
tI,u for which his friends are to all in
making judge Wells, the democratic candi-
date, governor
\ cali has been issued for Convention of
the National American party, which is a
different organization from the American
Party 10 assemble at Philadelphia, July
10, l,5G 20 nominate candidates for Prcsi-
dent and Vice President.
The grand council Of the know-nothings Of
South Carolina recommends the subordinate
lodges G., disbInd aud absolve their members
from their obliguti
y. the recent quarterly meeting Of the
American State Council Of Connecticut 4;
resolutions were adopted for the muintc-
tlncc OF the Union obedience to the Com
stitutiJn; q revision Of the immigration
laws radical change Of our NaturAlilA-
ton laws Americans ruling America the
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Gov. Rccder before the Pcopi,.

The distinguished ex governor of Kansas
spoke at Allentown, Pa. on Fri lay week, at
considerable length, on the aft .rs of Kansas
and the crimes Of the present administration
lie was cheercl from beginning to end with
the greatest enthusiasm. although his
audience was composed mainly of mon who
voted for Pierce.
- His illusions to the administration at
Washington were peculiarly happy. With
out word that could be answered, he pre-
scented the wavering, trucking imbecility of
franklin Pierce III II light that most ciirc-
tuaily opened the eyes of some of his adhe-
rents Born and educated in free state ,lis
preferences, he eAId, were of course for
similar state Of things III his new home. The
right 90 prefer slavery he freely conceded to
all vino chose to ~ 50 and ii defeated in this
10y Il fair vote of the actual settlers in Kan
sas, hc would have submitted and al.i-.l
submission w,Jnunt 4 murmur. But to be
ruled in such a mttter by q horde Of inya-
ders by men whose homes and whose inter
csts were in another state was what neither
he nor any other white man III Kansas ever
would submit TO. The applause which rang
through the house at these sentiments
eyiuced the feelings Of his hearers
Mr. Reeder said he had been democrat.
as his audience knew, ull his life, and had
done his full share in supporting tie men
and measures Of tine PARTY, lie was Il de-
mocrIt before The name Of Franklin Pierce
was ever heard h'yuiid the township in which
he lived, lie clung, he sai1, to ali the prin
ciplcs OF this time -louorcd PARTY, that, il not
always inialIhlr, WAS closely identified with
the honor and interests cl the nation. and he
would continue to 10 50. But he would not
Fl that lrnSjinut ar iii,v pup . ~
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Ehittenden County Court.

Nov. 2S, 1870,
Sr1t, v. Lclrs ShqmJp-This WAS an Indictment
found by the Grand Jury, charging the Respondent
with having. on the night Of the 18th Of May last,
burglariously broke into and entered the dwelling
thereirom about ITO in money.
1t appeared in evidence that shortly after the ar.
rest, MIR. Wires had an interview with Respondent,
at which he expressed great anxiety to procure the
two half Eagles, supposed to have been stolen that
at this and subsequent interview, he said to Re-
spondent, that if " he could get these half Eagles
he did not is for the balance of the money"
that Respondent then still perssting in his inno-
cence, Mr. Wires said to him, " When you get to
Underhil and hear what Percus and Susan say about
to Respondent that they him break into and en-
ter the house. After this Respondent confessed the
taking Of the money.
The Respondents counsel objected to tho proof
of these admissions on the ground that they were
eItorted from him.
The Court sustained the objection and excluded
the proof.
The state introduced evidence, tending TO show
that Respondent was in the neighborhood, at the
time of the supposed burglary, also proof of his
passing half Eagle, at Montpelier, but this not
accompanied with any proof Of its identity.
On notion the Court instructed the Jury that
there not sufficient evidence So warrant con-
vietion.
The Jury returned q verdict Of Not Guilty.
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Tho NeNi Cnngress.

The Thirty.fourth Congress commences its
first session on the first Monday (the 3d) of
December next. The President is Mt work on
his Message The Washington correspon-
dents are discussing the probabilities OF par
ty movements and the political caldron
which holds the tid-bits Of speakership, pub
lie printing, and other spells, is bubbling
considerably. Tho exact attitude and COM
pnrative strength of the different parties is
not easily determined. The n. Y. CONNER
cill attempts to classify them 1t gives in
the Senate, 80 Democrats; II Wings 10
Abolitionists, (lmong whom it places Mr..
Seward of n. Y and Mr.. Cclamer, Of Nt.,)
Know-Nothings and ) vacancies In the
House, al Democrats - Wings ; 10 Know
Nothings and vacancy Such classiica-
ton is absurd. According to it there will
be no Republican party in the next Congress.
When that body assemblies, there will be
found in it, we expect, three main PARTIES
the Administration, Republican and Ameri-
can. One thing is clear: ifthe two last named
parties unite their strength in the House
the Administration will be in II hopeless
minority. The only hope Of the Pierce De-
mocracy lies in the distractions of the opp)-
eition How much aid and comfort can bC
derived from that source remains to lie seen
number Of gentlemen are named for the
Spcakership. Among the prominent names
are BANKS, of Mas, CAMPBELL Of Ohio
Cu1L,M Of Tenn, PENNINGTON of New jersey
and ME>oHAM ofNt. 1t would give US parti
cular pleasure to be able in due time to an
nounce the election Of the last named gentle
man,
The President, j. - announced, not vii
send his message to the Press in advance Of it
delivery to Congress-whch means probLhl
that only the Lrion, Pennsylvania, Bosto
Post and Concord Patriot will have the beno
fit Of advance copies. 1t is expected tina
Il good deal Of the message will be occupic
with the new British difficulty. and tia
President Pierce will say nothing about h
having 50 shamelcssly violated all the pledg,
OF lis former message on the slavery que
, ton
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luecItlp free Dress.


If tho sun has refused to shine on you,
Friend this year past, when he dill on other |
people around you if the moon has declined .
TO light her ltntern for you at night; if the !
stars have given you neither wink nor nod
when you looked at them, but hid their Gcor
from you if you have had no breath of the
pure air in which our little planet swms ; il
you have had no solid earth of your own or
other peoples to walk upon or dwell upon or
look at, no Bonded sky above you no spread
ing landscape around you no shelter be
tween you and the elements; no fruit or fesA
or plant to cat, none of that combination Of
hydrogen and oxygen, " which has done so
much for navigation, to drink no friend in
earth or Heaven; no nan or beast or bird to
love nothing to smile upon and nobody to
smile on you no thought of power or beauty
or goodness to enjoy, no knowledge human
or divine, nothing to laugh at, or to weep
for-none Of the pride and j,y Of conscious
existence; nothing that was not less and
worse than you deserved then don't be
thankful you are not expected to be the
Governors proclamation was not meant for
you, and you neednt heed it.
But if some or all Of these blessings have
fallen to your lot ; if Thurs lay next, you
have pleasant memories to look back upon
and scene, Of comfort and enj ymont around
you if you enjoy the luxury Of having made
glad with we'll bestowed bounty some bum.
bier hearth than yours il the pulse beats
20 the CLASH of affection and lovc-lf the roof
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NagnZincS,

FRANK LtsLlE's New York Journal, for
December, is on hand 1t contains its usual
moianGe Of the useiIl and interesting, pro-
lusely illustrated with wood cuts-includius
views Of the fall Of ssbastopol 1t is cheap
at it's price, 81 per annum.
GonEy's LApY's Book, for December. is an
excellent number, with II full prge plates.
So cngrAyings and Ga articles. Cooley pleds-
es his reputation that lis Jan. No, in point
Of cngravings, embellishments, ami reading
matter, will surpiss anything ever yet i've
en- in the shape Of \ mag zine 1t will he il
good one TO commence Il subscription with
Address, /. \. Cooley,
No lib, Chestnut Street, Pail ,delpLil
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New Publications.
GEoFFREY MoyCrov, or the Faithless Guardian.
BY susanna Noodle Dewitt Il Davenport, New


GEofFREy MovCTov, the Faithless Guardian.
BY susanna Noodle Dewitt Il Davenport, New
York.
This volume ty the Author Of "Roughing
it in the bush " Mark lInddlestoue. "
" Flora LINDSAY &C., &c, will b. likely to
find readers among those vino know the other
works of the talented authorcss 1t falls into
the same class with Mark IIu1I stone
though it seems to Us Of rather higher
order. The passionate ami the culculitint.
the selfish and the malevolent. the betrayed
and the hetraycr, the intended murderer both
of reputation aud life, with the usual accom-
plniments of accomplices and res uers, form
the chief i.erill Of the story cniyenal s,-
casionally Ivy contrast with what is gpuerou,
and aH.ctionate We cannot consider Mrs
Noodles works Of pure fiction at all equal to
her charming volume, " Roughing it in the
bush The blended narrative and dialogue
Of chat work. growing out Of hero wn cXpo.
riencs and set forth with such wolnanlv act
and warmth Of feeling, every one can delight
in. Her artificial -counircs and creature,
Of passion wc care very little for