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NATIONAL. WINGS.

There national wings in the North who have not
yielded 10 the order This is circumstances OF
Importance now that the wings Of the South are invited
into the knownothng trap In Pennsy iynnia such wings
Josiah Randall, Charles GIprn W. M Meredith, Joseph
r. Chandler Hon 4. Hiester, and w b. Reed, all well
known for their ability and their services in the ranks
of the old Clay party boldly opposed to Che secret
party and they contributed greatly TO the defeat which
overlook the latter on Tuesday last in the city Of Phade
phia.
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II is significant fact, that since Commodore McCauley
put in command Of The Gulf squadron with nsruc-
tons to give efficient protection to American vessels sail
Ing the high in the vicinity Of Cuba against any
repetition OF such aggrssons committed by Span
ish officers The I'll Dorado aud other American trading
vessels we have heard Of of bringing To- ?
or firing over or inor American vessel We should
infer from this abrapt cessation Of Spanish ourages that
the arguments Of the Intelligence in Justification Of the
right of visitation examination and search had failed
be impressive upon the mind Of Captain General Concha
the presence in the Cuban waters Of American squad
with instructions distinctly repudiaing the grounds
perss,eutly but unsuccessus maintained by the H.
ftLigencer.
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Lucy SroNr MARRIED UNDER PRoTEsr-W oaAss RIGHTS
The marriage Of Lucy Stone the great advocate Of
mans rights aud Henry b. Blackwell active apostle Of
the cause took place West Bloomfield Massachu-
setts the IS, instant The nuptsl ceremony il APP
pears presented feature without precedent in this prob
ably any other country. Ii the reading and signing
the bride and groom the presence of the wedding
party, Of the following extraordinary document
PaorEsT.-W While we acknowledge mutual affection
by publicly assuming the sacred relationship of husband
and wife, yet in justice to ourselves and great principle
deem duty to declare that th act part
plies sanction OF nor promise OF voluntary obedience to-
such Of the present laws OF marriage refuse to recognise
the wife independent rational being, while they
fer upon the husband injurious and unnatural superior
ty investing him with legal powers which honorah
would exercise, and which should possess
We protest especially aga inst The laws which give the
hnsbandl The custody OF his wifes person. g. The
elusive control and guardianship Of their children The
sole ownership OF her personal and of her real
unless previously settled upon her placed ia the hands
Of trustees, IN The Of minors unatcs and idiots
The absolute right 20 the product OF her industry
Also against laws which give 10 the wdower much arg
and more permanent interest IN the property OF his de-
ceased wife than they give the widow IN that OF her de-
ceased husband 6 Finally, against the whole system BY
which the legal existence OF the wife suspended during
marriage that in States she neither has legal
part in the choice OF her residence she make will
be sued in her name, inherit property
We believe that personal independence and equal human
rights be forfeited except for crime that
riage should be equal and permanent partnership and
recognised by law; that until il il recognised
red partners should de against the radical injustice
q present laws 10y every means in their power
We believe that whore domestic d1cntes arise APP
peal should be- made legal tribunals under existing laws
bat that oil difficulties should be submitted 20 the equits-
BILE adjustment Of arbiirtors mutually chosen.
Thus reverencng law, enter earnest protest
against rules and customs which unworthy VI the
since they violate justice, the essence Of Law.
HENRY y. BLACKWELL,
II'CI STONE
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EMIGRATION 10 MsSEsorA.-The 81 Paul Minnesota Ter
riioryl Times says:
From close estimate think safely say that
upwards Of 5000 emgranrs have reached shores
the opening Of navigation Most OF these persons
remained in the city, but have gone upon Wis.,
tiers will he coming along about the first OF May and then
thcrs will he busy times here
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS YET TO BE ELECTED.


DEPARTuRs OF Gov FEIcn-Hon Alpheus Fech, of
the board ef United States land commissioners viii leave
to-day ia the steamer Uncie San for the East lie pro-
poses gone about four months and bis posi-
mid in bringing the lahors Of the commission TO
close Mr. Fech has been here about years during all
Of which time he has labofei faithfully and inces
sanity and being somewhat in advance of his colleagues
be takes the present opportunity of visiting bis family 10
Michigan.
The Of labor performed by this board Of COM
mssoners is indeed, great The whole number of
submitted 10 this and the preceding board si2
Decided By the old board 70
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THE HIGHER LAW.

is painful the southern whg papers that affect
such indignation at the higher law of the aboionsts and
the higher law Of the Pope regardless of the higher
Of the secret societies These latter conspiracies with
all their camor about exclusive patriotism boast Of
creed which sets every moral and legal statute de-
fancc There is not State in which they have power
where their secret rules do either override vr-
tually abrogate the most solemn obligations in Massa-
chusets they defy the constitution Of the United States by
infictng penalty and exclusion upon distinguish
ed citizen for obeyng bis oath carry the laws of
Congress. In New York and Pennsylvania they enact
statutes at variance with the rights Of the people and the
guarantees Of the constitution In Ohio they destroy the
ballotboIcs by orcble application OF the higher aw
All over the North they up the higher law Of abolition
ism TO abrogae the guarantees of the federal compact The
great vital element Of their creed is hostility To sect in
defiance OF the guarantees Of the general and the State
constitutions Such is their political practice Morally
Il better They would annul all those restraints 80
important to every wel-re9ulsted community. They
would elevate the blacks the social privileges they deny
to the whites reward atheist he WINS net
Catholic and while prasng Protestant.ln, prosecute
Protestant for the place OF bis nativity such is tho high
or law Of know-nothingisml
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LrcY STONE.

kSow-NorHiSGIsa AND conference.-the following
from the Boston Post commended TO the careful peru
sal of southern know-nothines:
q The New England know aothngs coming out Off
ciay upon the anii-sagery platform II Is stated that al
the meeting Of the Massachusetts council IN this city
resolutions passed in favor Of the abolition Of slavery
in the District OF Columbia and all the United States
territories and declaring that slave States can be
admitted into the Union but that slavery may be upuo
Tested where il exists The State council for New
Hampshire met at Concord the LIST and "a and adopted
resolutions protesting against The repeal ~ the Missouri
Compromise and against the Nebraska bill aud fugitive
slave aw and pedgine the party resist the further ex
tension OF slavery These facts win show the southern
brethren the exact position Of the order the NORTH
BsRsus Asp TIE BLACK Mr.. Barnum IL seems
has decided greatly 70 the horror OF the Tribune not 10
permit black babies 10 participate 10 the national baby
show to take place In the Museum in June next
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THE SECRET OF THE ABOLITIoNIsM OF THE SIC
CRET PARTY.


The reason why the know-nothngs OF the North
deeply committed TO the abolionists and completely
the hands Of abolition leaders that the rank and file
the democratic party boldly opposing the
ment thorough national and constitutional organiza-
ton The secret schemers have no other The
democracy refuse TO lead them and they are therefore
driven for captains into those combinations which are
pledged body and SOUL to anatical upon the rights
OF the States u isl fair exchange between them The
know-nothines say TO the abolitioniss Here s
chnery give MS your brains to conduct 10 and the abo
onsis accept the OFFER and say We win do go and in re-
for your acceptance Of creed OF treason to the
rights Of tbs States will take yours Of hostility TO the
rights Of conscience and the claims the adopted ci,i
This ia all the easy Of acceptance BY the for
mer nasmuch most Of the know-no,hings were abo-
tonised before they took the proscripdvc oaths
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OF these eases, the present board has decidcdin


year and ten ........................... $40
OF these, Commissioner Feeh has decided 273 cases,
Is than oneha of the whole number that have been
decided by the present board up this time and %
than onehrd of all the be decided when he took
his seat in the board.
Judge Campbell decided. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
Judge i03
Judge FsrweIl. AZ
From this statement il will be that Judge Felch has
been ncessant worker during the time he has been here
and though the people whose interests be affected by
the decisions Of the board may regret his absence they
will hardly doubt thai be has well earned such ndu-
gence We apprehend that he has far investigated other
be acted upon by the board that there viii be lit
tie any delay ocSasioned BY his temporary absence
San Francisco paper
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W. foaD MAYOR After the cordial reception haFi y
perienccJ from The Queen. nothing could AFFECT nv ~
deeply thant the sentiments toward the Empress 40
self, 70 which you, my lord mayor have given express
on the part OF the c,ty Of London for London rsp'u
the available resources Which world wide coansT1
fords both for civilization aud for war.
Eiatierin2 ~ are your praises, accept iasm heAs
they are addressed much 10 France than % NJ
they addressed nation whose Interests sre . q
everywhere identical with your own, Ispplause it,1
addressed to IN army and nayy united % youfs " ~
eonpsnionsbip 10 danger and in glory, rcaeN~ !
panse they addressed 10 the policy 81 the tae
ernmenis which il based on truth, moderation 49,
justice.
For my self have retained the throne the santF
meuts Of sympathy aud esteem for the Engiish i*sr
which protested exile, load aud prolopFea 90
ing while enioyed htre The hospitality ~ your W.
and If have acted ia accordance With my confiets@
IS that the intersst 81 the nation which has chosen ~
ess than that u universal civilization has INSIDE
Indeed, England and France are naturally united %
the great questions Of politics add u human Progfee
agtate The world. From uae shofvz u tbe Atahe
those Of the INSTRUMENTATION the Battle 70 ne -
seafro5s Ae 4esire % aoiise sarefg hopes ~
smeioratop Of s.i ,be countries 81 Europe-l sse q y
mors, as la the political, world for Two nations =
course aud one end. Applause ~
u i, then. only ~ unworthy considerations ana H.
rsvaies that our unioo could be dssererci. u We 80
the dictates u comnson alone, shall ~ sufe
future. Loud applause
You are right 10 interpreting my presence among y
as fresh and convincing proof Of nay energetic gool
ton in the prosecution of the war, If fil 10 o6@
an honorable peace Applause,
should we so fa, although our difhcuiues may go
we may surely count successful result ~ po 4
are our soldiers and sailors o. tried valor-nos oag
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-09

COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

CVV1N7S u
THE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens OF Evansville, that he is better prepsr-
ed than ever 10 supply their tables WITH EVERY
Groceries. -. .s az frr.aarE F.rW 49, =
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received do
share trade as additional cains,
and shall spare no. efforts to merit IL. n. IS ras Il
am constantly receiving all The lea ding articles Of
Family supplies IRE s nom shall keep
hand at all times Fresh Butter Cheese ard ksSs,
Poultry, Fresh Meats, Dried ard Picked Meat. NJ.
vta l' .. I. -ALSC-A- - 49,. /. +. .,.s....-
complete assortment of Dry Groceriestf every Do.
erip.on Teas, Coffee Sugars, Melasscs, Flour, Reed
c.&c. .sff tinl Oh = - f-t.' .r.-r. ~
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all goods to sss
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the feceps Of
their orders: Call and examine my stock. -afL
} IN. COOK.
oeis9 Opposite the Post ONCE. 1 :
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GI -;

RsuROtD Tn ANsPOMT ALTON NOTiCE
Tuyn aLB6NY BOSTON. NEW YORK. aud all interme-
dase ssgons aud piaees. lmmedisseiy on the compile
-, al Evansvilie Crawfordsvile Railroad to erre
aaut which will be within about three weeks from TIM DATE
Ill h rssdv 10 receipt THROUGH for the delivery OF all
ns az Proaqce Property from this city
and noints this and Tre Haute TO all the above
In e no n 4 an ions via the lndia a. 0hio
New YJrK Csntr Se$YOrk and Ersand Albany and Bos-
ton Railroads ~ xus.x
the Tsierraph once, W alter street .-.t
nOvls 49, III lJohN ii ELL, As.nr'4
WABASH a ERrR CAN Al. TR ANsPORTRTION.
;.-a~.sEk TO NEW S YORK Of .E9sI9IS. <fffN
MORETh Undersigned will receipt for the deye-
rv THROUGH Of all Of Produce and Nerchancze from
this city BY Troy Western Line of Canal Boats
On narls-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS. :
NEW Fall AND WINTER DRY GooDs r AND
CLOTHING IN ENCHANGE FOX STATE
- - STOCK BANK NOTES.

CLOTHING N ExCHANGE FOX STATE
- - STOCK BANK NOTES.
TEVHE would respeetsuil inform the ctIenso
IL Vicinity that he has Just opened very
we'll selects Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
CONSISTING In part Of ~ =,
Frsoeh Nernos Plaiis DLaines half and all
wool bek naie Silks bleached plaid striped
sad cold SILKS Dress Sks all colors Of
Flouacss ds Maple and Saeins Fannes Opera Cloak
ingi Linssys Bay fhybet. PLAIN an Fancy SILK
Shawls; ali knds Blankets Hosieres Gloves Embroide
Csaxs all styles aud materials. aad multitude OF
other articles tedious 70 mention.
.'sunall aud quek sales. - would I'D
wise wishing ss t-ir fall and winter supplies 10 Ia
yor with a call before parehasiay elsewhere.
Especially would draw the Attention Of dealers and nsr
ehant tailor heavy an choice stock OF
and Casnerss all eolors Of Broadcoth over
eoang Whtneys Beaver Kerseys PeerskAm ETC. WOOL siA
and Lining all kinds ef raOrs' Trimming
To dealing Rea5y Made Cl thing request 20 VS.
in 0rierrto examine The very heany stock wnien
SANITY Keep hands anu Intend selling az
these Clothing manufactured in this etsy: no y
sapervision able better n, anu ,o.s
substantial sewing THAI here be had al
Tome ~ ana convince I'nlasi'ss % a fANS ACHER
novs Main street one below Branch Bank
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HOUSE PURNl-HING GOODS.

GNOLBuRN 4 HERsHBEKGEk lave n1N oPsr TOT "
~ amination alarge stock Of ;ess .prss. seir
and Hi Carpets and qualities ter Oil
Cofh Toa 10 IL FEET wide, Satin De LANES. orsted ar
Cottea aks and Bro Hollands for Gu tans
Naslia and LICE Curtains Corness Curtain Pins and stair
RODS Nar.-les oul,s Linen Damasks. Table Linen and
Tow-iiinE Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets OF all
also Mattresses of size and descp
ii n which will warrant good as can be found Also
Bsd Comforts OF all sizes All which will sell low as
tbs same quality found this side OF tue Allegheny
Nouutains Foster Block Main. 70 oct2O
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LOTS AND HOUSES FOR sAT.E.

HNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECULATlON.-Six Lets for
NJ sale in Evansvs beyond the Railroad De-
Four ofthes hts have Frame Houses on them
They we'll situated residences. being
convenient to business and only about square from Main
offered in these lots they
Those wanting cheap places wish
inr fine opportunity Depreciation had better apply mme-
daeiy One especially an' de-
sra residence For further particulars apply at this ONCE
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GRIST MILL.

TIME Fulton Min Is good for grinding Wheat
Rye Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal to
any WI In the vest Tor quantity and quality VI nruI a. the
lively and good Good wheat ground for customers or hOur
sold. will warranted. The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other when three
loads OF srain togs,her; come and try
GrFlour Meal the Mill all times.
IRshsst market price paia for " heat.
i noy2s-tf .aflaa UFnoaf j. III. BIRTH.
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
Ds UGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN-

NTBSSRS KELLER & FARNSLEY,would respect
IN1 fully return thanks customers and the
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this methcdof informing
Bell his entire stock Of pru. . a. Medicshcs. and
will continue TO carry the business The house
mery occupiedbyhah on Main. betweeh First and kse
end sts where they will te pleased to ris neg
call and examine their stock They have sssocaee M
Isaac bite who has been the al CLERK
in Mr.. Bells establishment who will be- hslly atsll
times 10 wait upbn the old patrons. of the house.
pure Drugs atlow rates. and dating
anr iDduccmcnt tofhe Merchants. Druggists and Ply
sicans. respectfully invite them call. rave
on hand sock Of $25 900, Orwell seierted Ifusksnd
will be constantly receiving additions 10 our pfepent
supply. ard hope to offer such ndue> " HOlk
SALE DEALERS as will supercede the neressity, Of
the visiti other Cities for Tie purpose Of hssng
itn eA supplies. =
/ jyI5 KELLER. TARNSLEY'& co.
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V.RDXyaRE AMI Cutlery.

Direct Importation from Sheffield England.)
HAVE just "psned invoice of Goods direct
the aBuaetarers' hands. whrh invite The at
tsntc OF Merchants and others who wish to purchase for
business The invoice consists
o the folio wing viz:
fable Knives in variety: Hand PANEL Saws; q
Pocket DO do; Ripping .ifal do;
Shears and Scissor; Tenon and Compass do;
RazOrE Drawing Knives; lrsnrf
Chiseis Socket aud Firmer.
All ich will sold at the lowest market here
else here, at the Net Hardw are stor-of a.
: 81 llTTE CHAS. 8. W Ellis
deei2 faH. 2ioors below the Branch Bank.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
HAnTFORR ElRE, DISTURBANCE COMPANY.

HARTFORD FIHE -1NtUHANCE CONIPANfs
sastF ~ HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
IycosPogArrp lsi0.-CHAgTEs PERPETUAL. W.
CAPITAL $500. o0o-aR pail IN and inresfed.
FuNHIS lons established and well known Institution has
IL trarsacted ost extensive insurance business more
forty The United states and the
North Ansrean provinces IL aimed public
and faithful unllment of its
tracts and the of property are assured that all
eai will be literally adjusted and
paid Public Buildngs Manuactories Mills Ma
chinery Dwelling Houses Stores Merchandise Household
Furniture Vessels the stocks while port &c. &c.
will be- inssred at rates as low risk will admit
YU<YEI n - HUNTINGTON, Pres't.
G. B. BowERs, Secretary 80. a. rff..a
81 ApPlieationsfor insurance may be made to
-AlT'Ii'-Hfrk ALLEN c. HALL0CK. Ag't..
evil ss.ta 90 y Evansville Ind.
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NOTI(,E.

"EssRS. LEWIS & HOWARD having purchased our
yG Wharf boat thanks for the liberal
upon hitherto and ask for continue
Of the towards them. 80. 49,. = -
We beg 70 say further to friends and to all
Commission and forwarding business
ample Wharfboas facilities
River and Warehouses as
tore hesitate insure satisfaction In that DEPART
ment. --.e .l-r --.f.s-e, Z. Il,
We continue to make liberal advasces all property
signed for sale shipment ouden and
also promptly n all orders for the purchase OF
Of the having ample facilities
do business the for
Once asformeriy. under the Telegraph Once. 4
e22-tf 49,. JOHN 8. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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aTyTENTION FARmERS!

NNTOOI CARDiNts.-The undersigned asks the atten i
w OF facilities Card
This essa1ishment machines running dav and
steam enang work faster and cheap
any other similar in this region while the
work excellent bring in wool for himself or
eshohood ordinary amount and only hase 70 wait
prices reasonable The
highest arhe price always paa quality
have an old and experienced Carder work machines
and promise satisfaction. je3 W.T. J. NJ BikTH
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SUNDRIES.-

SCNDRIES.-.,. ~. 49,. u .t e. r.-.s .rIr
- 1000 lbs ass'd Wires. 500 lbs Block Tin. IA.
- 500 lbs Copper Bottoms Teask Zine, -.rlr 80 =
lcask Aavils. reed per Lexington and for sale ~
rove - 1r.fa~ n n IA SAMUEL ORR
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sTORaGE WANTED.

NHTEar prepared in Fire Proof
w quantity of Graia. Produce or Merchanaise on
tho liberal terms --.- 80 n,
Having large and airy rooms mp stairs. particuar care
n. taken HrusehOld Furanre Agricultural mpemens-
and goods liable damage from damp or
russ. .r,o,,b
or loug-r when desired.-
located Locust street I"
Canal conveasns for Shipping by .ysp OF
road. Applyto novl GEO. FoSinh q w.
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JOYs ,AND,NOTIONs.

list received and daily looked tor incudne most
cd ornamental article such Toy
Baskets Boxes Tea Dolls Raes Whiitles Trumpets
Harris Aecardeons Games Dom;noes Chessmep Perfumsrv
Needles Pias Pencils Geld Pens combs Brush
Toilet SOAP and Powder EmeIson's Razor Tave
Pocket Knives. Wallets and
Purses sewing Birds Wax BEADS Jswclry Fire Works
and sale BY noy3O nt A. q. PuSHEE-
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EINA INSURANCE COMPANY.
.f., - OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $50. Uoo-a1 paid ia and INFESTED.
Company incorporated with perpetual charter
u 1872 and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments house
hold furniture general Also inland In
against the perls Of Navigation Losses win be ber
: - : = lI0 THOMAS K BRACE. Prest.
E. q. RrPLxy, Secretary.
a Applications for Insurance may be made to the subse
ber receive proposals and Issue pol
cies favorable Insurance. office Agency
in the West. lIIII1 u 10 A. c. HALLOCK, Ag't.
sylI If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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. CIlfAR AND TOBACCO STOR + OF
JACOB SCREURER, MAIN sT.. BET. lST AND Cd.
.;irfr 20. Schaener 4 Schroeder's old sta. .d')
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and sErrosnd ng counry that have tax the above
stand det rmined continue the business and
will constantly the choicest Havana Cigars
Tobacco the brands that Eastern af
ori also Snuff Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds, Mer-
shaun, CHM and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
tes lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinees me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share OF public patronage .-.arlapl