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Trade with the North.

A Philadelphia paper, speaking of the in
tenser and more offensive Abolitionism of New
York, compared with that of its own brotherly
city, observes:
1--WE do not wonder that the business men
of the south dislike to go to New York to buy
their goods or transact the mercantile opera
tons"
In this connection VIC MAY be permitted to
say that we wonder that they cross Mason and
Dixon's line either for pleasure or business
They cannot travel anywhere in the hireling
States, as gentlemen attended by their BODY
servants, without being hobbed and plundered
They might 60 to England and traverse the con-
tinent without the slightest molestation; but
here, at home, ifthey venture into what is
called a SISTER State" solemnly pledged to re-
spect our rights if they escape with the loss of
their property and without bodily harm, they
may consider themselves fortunate. We do
not know that there is any difference between
Philadelphia and New York, or any other town
over the border, in this respect. Everywhere,
the Southerner is subjected to the same out
rage and spoiiation; everywhere, his rights are
assaulted and his person insulted as though he
were a foreign enemy. In Philadelphia, pre-
tence ofpalliating the wrong may be made by
judicial dieta, thrown out ON irrelevant points:
but the main grievance goes unredressed.
The Southerner is mobbed and robbed of his
property. The mass ofthe population, jealous
ofany encroachment by blacks on their mon
opoly of servitude, or harboring an instructive
hofror'of whata gentleman desires to be, sympa-
thize with the robbers, encourage them, and
shield them from harm.
The wonder is, and truly it is wonder,
that the people of the South hold any inter-
course of Measure ar busineSS with communi-
ties who show, by their actions, that they en-
terrain such feelings towards them. A natu-
raj pride and becoming selfrespect, to say no
thing ofself-fnteTest, one would suppose, would
speedily erect an impossible barrier to all So
Girl civilities orpecuniary dealings. Less pro-
vocation than we have received, if we lived I'M
der separate Governments, would long since
have led to open and bloody wars.
We can only account for the endurance OF
the South, by reference to the force of habit
and the memories of the past. Our ancestors
fought and bled together for common cause
Kind feelings were engendered, personal friend
ships were formed, and extensive commercial
relations were created and fostered. The
course of trade. cannot be arrested in moment
and to a generous bosom it is painful to aban-
'dona cherished friendship.
But these and all other ties will have to be
abandoned to a sense of representation. OuI
merchants must look to other marts for then
supplies; and Our pleasure-seekers must ex
plore other fields in which to squander theil
superfuous funds. The profits which the
North realizes from one and the other, go tC
strengthen the arms of those whom we are
forced to regard as our enemies; and the ques'
ton resolves itself into the simple one Of per
sonal and sectional safety RictmV0ndl Hhig
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

The CASE OF WIN. ARRIsoN.-Judge Van
Hamm gave his decision yesterday upon the
demurrer set up by the Prosecuting Attorney
upon the special plea presented by Judge Key
in the case of Arison. The Court sustained the
demurrer upon the ground that under the
Constitution, the former trial and conviction
and present indictment did not place defend
ant twice in jeopardy" Again, the state was
not hound to proceed on the former Indictment.
= The prisoner was arragned and pleaded not
guilty The day of trial is set for the 4th of
December next, before His Honor Judge Car
Ter Gin. Eng 29h.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

O-The McMjnntifle (Tenn) Enterprise
whose editor preferred Gen. Class for Presi-
dent, and placed his name at the head of
his paper. publishes Cass' recent letter in OPP
position to the American organization, and
wthdraws his name from the paper as its can
didate we are" says the Enterprise, 'an
American from principle, and as such will sup
port no man for the Presidency who opposes
these principles. We, therefore, haul down
the name of Lewis Cass from our masthead
The Enterprise is edited by agentleman who
formerly acted with the so-called Democratic
party.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
RIVER ITEMS.
The Louisville Journal of last satur

- The Louisville Journal Of last Satur-
day says:
We learn from Mr.. Carter, clerk of the
steamer Ohio, which arrived last night from
Cincinnati, that the Ohio, descending with a
barge in tow, and the Golden Gate, ascending,
came in collision opposite Aurora about 8
o'clock on Thursday night The Golden Gate
ran across the bow of the Ohio. The barge
was slightly injured above water. The Ohio
was not injured in any respect. Some fifteen
or twenty barrels of whisky were lost from the
barge by the collision, and three deck-hands
of the Ohio were carried with them. They
were all lost Their names were VIM. Joyce,
of Cincinnati; Thos. Mclaughlin, and Pat
Henigan. The engines ofthe Ohio were stopp-
ed, and were backing when the boats came
together. Every effort was made to save the
meh.
- The steamer Emma Watts struck a
snag in the Alabama tiSet on the night of the
10Th, short distance above Selma, and sunk.
The little steamer Wood Duck, also plying on
the Alabama, was sunk short distance below
Fort Stodder
The VIM. Garvin packet was here Sun
day afternoon. We thank her clerk for Louis
vile papers.
- The Tishomingo is very regular in her
time as Memphis and Louisville packet
She was here yesterday morning from Mem
phis, and will be here on her return about day
after tomorrow.
- The Charleston arrived here last even
ing for Memphis. She put out considerable
freight for this place.
- Boats were rather scarce yesterday
River commenced rising Saturday night, and
still on rise yesterday.
- The steamer Jas. Jacobs was here yes
terday on her way to Vicksburgh Directly
on her return, about the 10Th of this month
she will enter into the Evansville, Caseyville
and Saline River trade She will be the pio-
neer steamer in new trade, and we hope she
will do well. Her advertisement will be found
in to-day's paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

FINE CLoTHING.-Mr. Jacob Gottlieb adver-
tises to-day some very fine and fashionable
Clothing, which he has just received and open
ed at his store on Main street Among his
large stock of goods, he has some of the finest
oyercoats ever brought to this city, to which
we would call the attention of the young
bucks. But you can get at Jake's any article
of dress and of any quality. Call and see his
new goods
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

HARDWARE, &c.-We call attention to Mr..
Chas. L. Wells advertisement of Hardware, &c.
He has just and received and opened very
line of business. Country dealers as well as
those wishing to purchase by retail, will find
large and full stock at Mr.. Wells, and low
prices. His advertisement will give some per-
ticulars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

feY Messrs Vautier and Marconnier are
advertising their new Fall Hats. Their fall
style is very neat and elegant. Those want
inga fine hat would do well to call around and
get measured by the patent cramumomator
by which they can have hat to fit every
bump.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
J. S. J A @ ESS & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
mERKITT, FIELD & co.,

FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
III desirable Of Dry Goods Hats, Caps Boots
and Shoes offered the trade in this city Our
has bee selected by of firm who has had lor
renee in the Western with solely the
of and purchased the of goods
from the all the Eastern
s lower than they purchased in St. Louis and
equally good be had in Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part of
DIZZY GOODS,
tbs easssres and jeans OF all styles
and eoors yellow and wool fannes plaid
linseys benkets shaw checks shifting stripes
bleachsd fon blue drilling dcuims brown she
bleaehed muslin and coored cambria crash b ok
and fancy alpaca lustres cohugs and de lanes
inghams white muns check cambIe Irish line
and desrabls and beautiful styles brought
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk edgngs and insertions silk
velvet ribbons,
buttons hosiery gloves thread k linen hand
kerehies and cravats and ribbons wool
der shirts and drawers eomorters table cloths aud
needles monnaies pencils holders pens brushes
hooks and hair pins thmbes purses, umbrellas &C.
HATS e. CAPS.
Silk fur soft and nared black white hats. white and
black wool hats kossuth buena VISTA wide awake washing
garian warrior w nothing hats all grades
styles Men, boy children's silk WOODEN plush
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems kip calf youth and childs
kp and cal boots ladies' and od kip calf goat
enammeed and patent leather shoes buskns bo5tees p
psrs. &c. boys youth lined kip
calf hrogans. ladies and gents rubber shoes, SC.
epl9-3mo daw j. s. JAQUESS co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02

OF The weather yesterday was very cool
and clustering. 1t seemed like fall weather in
earnest. But we are to have our Indian
summer yet, the most delightful of all seasons
of the year
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
NOE AGENTS CERT FI6ATE {
TH0RITY.
STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR Of srATE's OrF1cr

y a > Z
INDIANAPOLIS. July 18th, 1856.
%E HEREAs The State Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance
Wv Co. fPeDnsy lvana hashled in
men Of its condition the LIST July, 1856 the Gifts
operation and amendments properly certified and its
written Instrument nominating and authorizing
them fully and unresrvedy acknowledge service pro-
cess in the event of Suits
Now therefore in of the requirements of AN
act to amend e4tid incorporation
Insurance Companies defining their and prescribing
their duties approved March p 1885 having presented
isfactory evidence of full require
ments and specifications of that /. Hiram T. Tohert
Auditor Of the State of Indiana DO hereby certify that Jere
mah Benin of Evansville the Agent Of said Compny is
authorized business Agent
said Fire Compa-
N.Y. Pennsylvan the up December 3st 1855
to the that he may commissioned appointed
the said COMPANY.
In Witness Whereof have hereto subscribed name,
and caused the seal my office be affixed this 18th
July. A ID. 1855. lSeall II. E. TALBOT.
= State Auditor.
sep141m per T. C. Palmer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
Total department,

TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES. -Thes eslasmaph
line was down last evening between yfneen-
mes and Louisville, and we are consequently
without dispatches. 1t will be up again to-
day. a.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
EDUCATION, &C.
PRINCETOV FEMALE HIGH sCHooL

L..
VIE hrst annual session Of this Institution viii
II ed on Monday, the Sd of September 1855. convene
ent building will be erected during the prepar
ed to accommodate pupils after the session opens.
VIII be fitted in and comfortable STYLE and supplied
with good set of philosor hcal and chemical apparatus
preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
years of win be admitted.
The Principals has arrangements families
to board pupils from distance.
TERMS PER SESSION OF EVE MONTHS:
Boarding Lights and Fuel. ...... $50 90
Tuition. Senior 20 %
Junior Class Is 90
Second Glass. 10 90
- First Glass. so
Music, with of Piano 90
ralntng and Drawing. on
Tn orolder 90
Modern Languages. 90
Payments strictly in advance except by special arrange
nents with the rrincTeIs
Assistants: Mrs. NJ " PAxTov -
Mrs NJ NJ. MORTON iy2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
PROF. O. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR ESTORAT We,

Ii "A ES Ia e. y a. ~ kg "A IL "A y II =
gSNHE of this wonderful Hair Restorative pro-
old and young are lavish in praises virtues ofts
remarkable composition 1t is the only progression that
ON Sad hasds gown
So The following is from distinguished member OF the
PRor o. j. wooD Dear SIR Unsoiicite9. / send yos
this hcste After being nearly bald long time.
having tried all hair restoraves sztens AID haviBgno
trial N fseea nseT i1 the bands Of had my
head rubbed vita good H brush and ths Restorative then
This repeated morning and three week the onK
the time and is now thick blaek ard strong
soft and pleasant the touch whereas hef6re harsh
pearing very rapidly stl your Restorative about
twice and shall hay good and perfect Of
have hitherto which persons hair
vas really BENEFITED BY any OF the hsir torres &e OF me
Experience have recommended 20 others;
The people effects have confidence in
it The supply sentu Wholesale ssen 10y M
deserve your discovery oI on return yoa
for the benefit il done me 10J r esS ha az
Yours hastily kellogg @ Dr. soS srists.
St Paul M. r.
The uus.r.isnsa Rev Bragg Minister in regulsr
Ma aas ah1 Of influence
BRooKF1ELD. Jau. H. 1853.
%fss tra s Sf ygs a Hair
excellent removing inflammation dandruf and contan,
bdbeod and has my hair which SecomiDx
gray orn al color have used her article. with
an thing like the same pleasure and profit 1880.
io0r', 'faiy. . n 6HAs''
e Prepared and solo wholesale retail III Market
street st. Louis Mo and at ss5 Broadway New OK
be borght at any other house. mr. :,
my1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
PIANO TUNING.
Clothing, Gemtlemen.s FURNISHING
GOOd>. &c.
GOOD ARTICLES. AND CHEAP.

NEW STURE.--The undersigned has inst opened .
" Clothing Store Water Street, Vine
Sycamore the formerly Mr.
lin Grocery. He has received large
Snd Winter C6hnr the very best make and of the
style of which will be sold Invariably cheap. All
tees of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods such Shirts
lars Cravats Socks Drawers Handkerchief Sc. &C.
the nnest varieties always found this store
eplStf ADDAM JACOBS
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:Yttps 81. Clegrap5,
REPoRTBD EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL


@ ST.. L6UGs, Oct. 1.
River at stand weather cloudy and
cool.
There is reported heavy rise in the Upper
Mississippi, above the Upper Rapids, Of some
ten or twelve feet. A dispatch from Lasalle,
Saturday reports six inches rise and on a
stand.
No change in the Missouri-six feet and a
half
Cairo arrivals numerous, and the receipts are
respectable
Flour dull, small sales of country brands;
500 bbls Magnolia extra at $50; Country ex-
ira $50; Fancy Bunker Hill 6,851.; Country
superfne 6,6216 Corn-sale of $50 sacks,
Yellow in new gunnies sac. Mixed 55c.-
Wheat firm, and full up to Saturdays quota
tons. Oats 36a3715. Rye 75c. Barley LIS
exclusive of sacks. Potatoes 65a68.. Onions
Toe. Flaxsecd 1;35a1,50 Fair Sugar &c.
Coffee 1124.
New ORBBANs PIN
BeeGMarket dull, With declining ten
dency. Cotton-Market firm; sales of 5000
bales. Flour-Prices trife higher at 81
371%. Sterling exchange dull at &c.,
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool &C.
New ORLEANS, Sept PIP. N.
Corn Sic Oats 40@41c. Sides BE. Old
hay 1913 60. Sight exchange "A a Z C discount.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
AUCTION SALES.
nESIRARIE IkESIRENCI

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
sale bargain comfortable
w dence, with good out-houses and cisern, and in
good neghberhood. For pal ticulals enquire of
SWEET a. LEONARD.
Auctioneers and Gene Agents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-02
DR.. w. I. OVENS PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS
often and TOO freeuenty the practice Of individuals
ss.s = E f. oR pessas S hay:
merely the OF the brain of the cOmpounder
Of The medieine signed with Fictitious names
public miraculous and woAdrf curesin diseases which
the diseases mentonsd the caption Of this ADVERTISEMENT,
speedy remedy sustantate the assertion he
would refer 70 in this community who after trying
found relief from the use of these Pills
made and pm" Up by the the ann are
entirely OF costly and
prizes as are Ee1y5ay set on I pills Bn. those who
days Thereby she patient to attend to his daily
Read The following certificates and # went
application to the subscribers:
This certihes that very chin
q DI Owen: Asps pills happy that
Augusta, 1885,
the reputation that Dr. Ovens Pills had eh
ted Pins whole box before was en- irsy
and believe them to be the best Pin now offered e the
ownssboRo KY, May II. 1855.
DT W. Sir b Hnyss for the past two
Ing nothing that Would afford me any relief only for few
days At time was at last induced 70 try some Of Dr. T.
1shF on box fSsn that was once more free rom thss
most oathsonne of all diseases. chills ans Fever.
ment but go Immediately Dr. W COMPTON and pro-
cure box and word for it, you will never be troubled
with CEins again. CHAS. B. GRIST
BoS HARBoR, KY. April H. 1885
Thsis certify that had Chls in my family
for the months and tried all the Chill Pills
Chill medicine that to he had in the country In Ord
they have stopped the chils the of
family with exception. On Oldest
Of them that would make until
Chill Pills / safely to
'1a' s''' -'' 'H' D''' ms '''' WI b. JACKSON.
Dr.. W. T. OwEN-Dear Sir: have been adhered wita
ch and months aud after
edes, induced box Of Asue Pills, which
have cured me sound and we'll and ITEM to b the
have kno the above gentleman for six years and cer
fy that ms statements are true -. -.
Pittshurg Pa.
LEwIsPoRT. Ky. Jan. 2. 1855.
This certhes that have had the chs and fever for months
and tried various remedies without effect then
box of Dr. Ovens Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
THUS r, TAlLOR.
owESsBoRo April H. 1855.
certify had chilis and feyers applied good
physician, who prescribed for medicine
which did not break the ehills nor give me any relief vas
stopped the ehils. and perfectly we'll They aiss
cured ola most distressing pain in the side which
with ehills would do well tLs they certain
GEO. W. MONAROH.
aa- These Pills warranted to in every instance
zero the directions followed.
' T. W. COMPTON, Druggist
Owensburg, Ky.
Also BY WoOLSEY & SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail agents,
sep1 inv Evansville Ind.
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CRESCENT AucTION ROOMS.


CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTI0NEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS
EDESPECTFULLY their the citizens
Evansville and surrounding for the sale of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries also particular atten-
tien paid all door sales description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business and having goods place
competition with eonsignor both TIE buyer seller
fair legitimate market. We viii devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business and friends
customers assured that Wall efforts
please them With prudence business
merit the confidence of all those who their business
care.
-REFERENCES-
p G. o. RILEY Co.. Evansville.
DUvALL. AGO d Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
WIN. PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BOYD,
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans -FE-
LEWIS SNAPP, do. Z
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vicksburg, Miss
WIN. MCRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS Cincinnati Ohio.
KELLOGG l. FoOT. do do.
EDWARDS L BUSHNELL, st Louis, Mo-
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
10 clock and evening during the commencing
at early gaslight. ap5 SWEET LEONARD.
Auetioneers.