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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06
The last of Mrs. RobinsOn..TheV Vail
ed Murdress.

Sheriff Price left the city on Saturday af-
ternoon. for Sing Sing, having in charge the
prisoner, Henrietta Robinson.
Mrs. Robinson was occupied on Saturday,
up to the time of her leaving IN charge OF the
Sh ariff, in disposing OF, or rather in Destroy
ing, her worldly effects. Her chairs. tables,
trunks, &c.. &C., she broke into fragments.
The straw and husks were taken rom the
beds and piled in the middle of the floor
The greater portion of her broken furniture
enc consigned to the stove, in which she kept
up brisk fire all the forenoon. These tan
trums were unknown to the officers of the
Jail until noon, when Their were stopped, and
her cell cleared. The Sheriff did not receive
the papers from the Governor until noon,
when be niediateIy adopted measures to
remove, the prisoner. She had received in
formation Of the action OF the Governor in
the morning. To all outward seeming, the
news was heavy blow TO her. ! rom The
time OF her sentence she had expressed a
strong desire to be hanged--to have the scene
closed. AS for the communications, she said
the Governor had been deceived by her pre-.
tended friends, who had trumped up marvel
lous stories for his ear respe citing her insani-
tY; that she was prepared to die and shou!d
be spared the tortures of living longer
When Mrs. Robinson was arrested she
was the owner of much valusble furniture
and also of large wardrobe. The property
was all brought to the Jail, and put in hel
possession. The furniture she had mostly
broken up and burned in the stove. He
many dresses, &C., besioes carpeting, bed
clothing, &C., she had given away iron
Etime TO time She left the Jail on Saturday
with nothing but clothing on her pereon-
TIE remainder other effects were literally .,
I wreck Of matter"
The prisoner on leaving was dressed will
characteristic neatness snd good taste, ant
as may we'll be supposed her departure drew
together large crowd al the Depot. Sh,
appeared cheerful, aud spared the shvrif al
tronbe in regurd to elf.-CIToy Wing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06
Evansville Library Association.

Proceedings of an adjourned Meeting of
Evansville Library Association, held at Cres-
cent City Hall, on Friday evening August
Sd, 1866; William Baker, ESD, in the chair.
The committee, to whom were referred the
articles of association, reported that they had
prepared the necessary forms, required BY the
statutes and also constitution for the govern
hent of the same, which on being read. was
adopted with some slight alteration noted in
the body of report.
On motion tie name of the association
was charged to the Evansville Library AS
ISOLATION"
TIE committee on s tock reported that they
had secufed 100 shares of $50 each being
$1,000.
On motion committee composed Of one
from each ward was appointed to solicit sub
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

A New Remedy FOR 1HE CORN CRUZ
A writer for the Michigan Farmer says that
ed, and with it make frogn two to four holes
about each hill of corn, he found to be com.
pletely successful in catching the grub. In
moving about the hill they fallinEo the holes
from which they can neither emerge or pene.
trate into the ground, but are left to perish
which they do'in twensy.fonr hours.
BY this mode his corn was saved froI
harm while his, neighbours Just over tbs
fence. was badly injured. ALSO. such Of hi.
own corn, where the grubs were not thu,
trapped5 suffered greatly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

The addresses from Hon J. E. B lythe, Rev,
c. B. Davidson and John Ingle, Jr.. Esq
were postponed until the adjourned meeting
The chairman was requested to have the
constitution transcribed preparatory to fling
same.
On motion the election of officers. &c.
was appointed to take place at Crescent City
Hall on Friday evening August 10.
On motion the meeting adjourned to mee
again at same place on Friday evening Au
10, 1855 at o'clock.
WIN. BAKER. Chairman,
GEO. FOSTER, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

CIT is difficult thing to pay neat
Compliment to pretty girl. Out west they
never attempt it, but put it on thick, as fol-
lows:
There is a girl odt in Benton county. Mis-
sonri, so killing pretty that she has to weir
arodDd her waist spiked belt. similar to
those the farmers put on colts heads to break
them from sucking This is the only mea ms
of keeping the young bucks from iugging her
to death, and even with Il is shield it is said
there is not young gent in the neighbor-
hood that does not bear spike prints on lis
arms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

FoREIeE DEMAND "A writer in the Mark
Lane Express, (the highest English authority
in the grain matkets,) surveying all the
wheat growth countries of Europe, and esti-
mating the probable amount of surplus that
would be produced in the whole OF them,
and setting down the English crop as equal
20 that Of last year, arrives at the conclusion
that there will still be deficiency of two
and half million quarters in the English
market. Hthis be the case, there will be Q
large foreign demand for the wheat of the
United States and Cant das.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

Anderson county Jail, awaiting removal to
the pententisry, escaped on Saturday we
ming last, and has not yet been fetSken Oh
heard Of. The Court Of appeals. to which
HIS case had been carried, had afiruted the
judgment against him ,.but, owing to defect
ia the law, the raaadate could not bt entered
in the Circuit Court except in nm time "a nc
this was the occasion of his long retention
in the co0nty Jaii.-fLoa. Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

A MAN OF PLUCK when Gov. Reeder
went up to Missouri river, crowds thronged
the levee at every landing, and he was seve-
raj times rudely insulted. The Governor
kept cool and replied in manly way to
whatever remarks were person lily addressed
to him. One bully told the Governor she
had friend at Weston, Mo-, who would
collect 10000 men if necessary, and search
every part OF Kansas but what he would find
the Governor and hang him." The Cover
nor thanked him fer his information, and
added:
"Tell your friend that whether he Genes
at the head of zen thousand men,, it will
make no difference; shall never be mobbed;
and your friend il he makes a demonstration
to that direction, may rest assured that his
minutes numbered, foi l will put a ball
through his head though l know shall be
cut into incl pieces in ten minutes aiterwar
shall pursue my legitimate business unin-
terrupted, else the invader Of my rights shall
pay the forfeit.''
The Pierce administration, having found
the Governor possessed of too much pluck
to succumb to their behests and do their dir
ty work for them, have decapitated him and
put more plant tool in his stead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

CT The lest news from Abbott Lawrence
announce his probable early deceuse. He
mas been sick for several weeks and was re-
ported improving during the early part of last
week out MS constitution, naturally. weak
could not sustain such DRAFT upon 1t and he
was pest all hopes of recovery, at last &C.
counts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

ISThe st. Louis papers do not speak
encouragingly of the prospects, of speedy
adjustment of the Ohio & Mississippi R. r.
eaficulties. None of the parties seem to be
:. .Aar-Y ahas. i.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

or In Warren County. Mississippi, re-
Gently, a coroner's jury returned verdict
that the deceased died from the visitation OF
Cod or sons other disease unknown to the
jury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

There were several Wagon loads of
watermelIons shipped TO Louisville by tho
Rainbow on Saturday. including no. less
than 1900 ine MELONS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06
UP TOWN ITEMS.

There is a dearth of news, up town.
Everything is quiet. Weather continues
awful warm-mercury pushing hard against
the top of the tube.
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SP kCIAL MOTTO L s.
MILJT AIRY.

MILJT AIRY.
ri THE commissioned and commissioned oheers Of
Crescent City Guards hereby notified stsend
W ''Drill this evening O'Clock. Punct al at
1l tendNnce Is requested. By order o.
IhT augs WI. CHANDLER. Captain.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

OF fine vein OF stone coal has been dis.
covered near Palmyra, Mo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

EVANSVILLE CHAPTER No. IL. A Y. NJ. meets
~ the frat FRIDAY evening in each month, at the
Xxx '--''A'' --' -' WIN, BROWN. seey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06
From the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer
The GuillOtiue Still at Work

The following is an extract from letter
just received by gentleman of this city
from friend in Virginia. The Post Master
General, who is Roman Catholic, under
Stands how to prescribe people that differ
with him in politics as well as his brethren
in other countries do those who differ with
them in religion. The Administration thinks
to make ptoselytes to Foreignism aud Ro-
ma nisn by "cufting eff the nesds" (meta-
phoricaily) of office-helders who dare to
tentates used to (as long as they dared) pur-
pose. only they cut off the heads OF heretics
really not metaPhoficalls, and decreed q
"Baftholot1ew's Day."
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w. w. DAVIDSON. Esq; Memphis Tenn:
have had to give up my
situatiou in the Post Office hefe--havng
had the misfortune to have been burn in this
country instead of freland=and want you to
try and get me si,daion in your city, 30
can make an honest living.
Yours, respectfully,
T. A. STONE2URGH, JR.
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uNUEOsxM.

THE Of Neptune Fire Co. No are requested to
of Messr COlburn Hershberger and have
their measure tai en- fer a uniform. aug4
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MASOAfC,

MASONIC.
a THE Evansville Lodge. No. 81. A. Y. NJ. meets
q the and third Monday evenings OF every month
" - Hall. Fosters Block: Mn. eRea. w.
NNM. A. H. SANDERS. Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

OATH BOUND SAG NIcHTs.-The Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer gives an account of a
political gathering in that vicinity recently
at which the "Sags" desired to appoint a
committee of vigilance. 1t happened that a
large number of Democratic K. Ms were
present, and fears were entertained lest they
might "catch tarter." Whereupon the
head Sachem, produced Bible and swore
every Comuit seeman as to his connect ion or
sympathy with the American Order, and to
faithfully perform his duty as a member oil
the committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06

SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE or EVANS:
WILLIE
ENHE Rev o. A Foster, about SO uafertaks personally
the thorough education o. his own daughter is wns
receive y6uag ladies between the ages
years whom and his ghtsr class,
COURSE OF TUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARIEEST.
Alphabetical Lessons. Reading Spelling and Nurabsrc
orthography, Writing Elements OF Geography and ATfh
metic.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic, Geography. by and more impressive
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by detaton
Elements of Natural Science. the Bible
DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic and Grammar continued Geography Ancieai
and Mofsrn History Ancien and Modern Logic; Natural
srogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy. Algebra
Geomer Natural Theology Mythology Greeian and Roman
Antiquities. Evidences OF Christianity. the Bible
Regular AID critical through OF Rad
Ing Defining Writing Grammar and Compost
ton and familiar lectures and illustrative OF
the studies pursued
Strict attention shall be given all those graces
ners aHd dtpor eut requisite to the pshed lady.
This institute b furnished with philosophical and chemical
apparatus and upefor cabinets of minerals fossils and
shells.
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance;
PRIMARY oepartmrnt... "
~ ~
0'-''' : Extras '..''.-.' 1890 - ~
Latin, Greek. French German. ............ 10 90
Music the Harp 10 90
Musico the Piano Guitar. 10 90
Drawing Monochromatio; ...-....-,-.--...-..- %
Orna riental Needle w 90
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector.
The Religious the shall be strict
ly practical and in way denominational.
shall be received order give the citizens of this city
the Preference. iva
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-06
MONDAY observation-disclosures {
The Trials and the Triumph.

Our Country has passed an ordeal OF finan-
cial difficulties and endorsements during
the last year, which, fortunately occurs but
seldom, but frequently produces much tenn
porary distress and commotion In monetary
and commercial circles. All classes of
community have shared to greater or less
extent, the endorsements attending the
revulsions of the past year. Happily, the
prospects in future promise full redemption
for all the adyerses of the past season. An
easy money market and an abundant harvest,
justify all traders in believing that the fall
trade of the country will be an unusually
active one, and they are preparing for it &C
cordingy. Indeed, the aspect of affairs
throughout the whole country, was never
more encouraging than at present.
The imports from abroad, which were made
by sagacious commercial men, in anticiPa-
ton of financial difficulties, have produced
80 healthy reaction upon trade and manu-
features, that they stand upon firmer basis
than they have done for years past, the
amount of supply having been rigidly mi-
ted to the actual demand. The over inha-
ton which was brought about by the rapid in
fax Of gold from California, after producing
those speculative effects which are common
to all sudden expansions of the currency
has taught the more impulsive of our bust
ness men a lesson, which, for some years al
least, will render them more cautions in
their purchases, and more wary of thei
credit.
The pressure OF the cricis just past, has de
monstrated the soundness of the currency o
the country, and the solvency of the Banking
institutions of the country. With the single
exception of Indiana, and few private in
sttulions in some of the large cities, thu
Banks have proven themselves the artiller.
of the struggle. 1t ia to the liberal action o
these institutions, that the people ar
indebted for that immunity from serious los
OF trade would otherwis-4
them. Now that the Commercial public ar
comparatively free from the pressure I
which they were exposed, the only wonde
seems to be that so few have been seriousl
hurt, where so many were endangered.
There are now indications all around US
fall business which is well calculated I
reanimate those who have been the MOI
responding. The most significant indies
tons are the universally favorable account
ofthe crops. the limited amount of stock Q
hand in the country stores generally, ar
the facilities which the unexampled agricu
tural products of the year offer for cancellin
old debts and justlfying new credits. tt
country has passed the financial trial, con
paratvely unscathed, and is much wiser Fl
the infection, while an unprecedented con
marcial trinmnh is now within its nrasn
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BE- Paseuge uld procure tickets CEETRA
ROAD, for the shortest and qnickest route East.
JAMES d. SMITH, Supe riu dent,
Indiana Central ind Dayton andWestsrn r. " !.
TERRENCE 0'HEIL Travel Agenf, Terre Hauts.
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DROWN COTTON,
ID this day and for sale b.
s-Ev
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JUST RECEIVED.
HEARPEE'S Magazine for August;
IL II Maury' Geegrarhy Of the Seas;
Putnam's Magez Tine for August;
Lite Of Lady BIsssington; t
Godsy's Ladies Book August;
Black wood 8 Afagaz inc for July;
EniekerhocGer for August;
Loou1k's Geometry; SH
Yankse Notions for August. 49,. =. s. -, -
aIg3 afSHM'L LISTERS Bookstora
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bales Ga Brown Cotton reed
JAS. Low d co
81 Main st. LouisVills. KY
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Tha hey required surrender the At tho Office Of
tn gued Ansns before the l1h day " August
sl udju- sgecab4r 20 th progsons 0f said
Ac The II sucb will be IN accordance With
the sth Il the numbered B approved April l8S
herewith slue2ec) lhe new bonds ~ be Issued IN me ain T.
hooer 10 any sua all the may have the
uited sncs ank the Morris Canal and Banking Com
t,ry az thei legal rep esenratyes grown; Of tho
M n ii IA, Five MILLION Lean bonds such bon
ssuec WI b, made payable IN bath as - Prncpa
tie nlfury Of the orig nal partpsil bonis The interest o.
Will be pBd r1Inua4ly on he nrs' ~ u
Iy md Alusy " esch year, unEl the maturity VI aid
bls OF tie REDEMPTION If the prnepa. Afes tue exps
. Of 18th The interest on a tins Class VI oon
remaining lndng or una jlsted ~,ii e-ass.
;. II. MNAAEs, Sls.e Treas1rer.
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RVs,siL ". Wssrsorf. Aucfionse.
4 lotion SALE of LLENANr pARlOR

a CgkMiFB AID BASEMENT TCsNrURg-rJ.
At.RIW f~afunasl hrusf ~ = f.h-as near l.h-t.
uet, IA, - ~. ocsk. mi ra4aeis le ga ~ essl,
krs.ut and Nsi S4DF Fgifnrr Il Tie house .. - u
ahsur rssstr~ sus h. rr.osra 1ansiiies "a.
rs ul.-s o. splendid rir.sd ros,i sfss-
fo.fr >f.s .nd Covlr esEsuf tuneui soma
s,c1 ualbe-top Ets,rre. F.erch feie o., rch ycNsi
t,ai fiuon, syP,.4n an ~ha a'he oertrr ini r~r
Eles. ncuf rosewood secretary rcuscas- ris- sot
rcrr'ion hai fi,h Velvet. r<eis and lar~Py
eirots ci Mantle s1ss 9rd urrE'ner lsil - >aad
rrutcr cl. ice Pam tauyHs sd q
wlf Eid uih hceatf tlrsili Ran Narsssa, bc-i
49, Pal. - IuaaSo Broefcaa Nai Naftrcs,cs p.,r
Nd ,lbgfs bureaus 4na " as s.3s. l1i<
ST. nalogNly Lls w4ng. Dssrs 30 eani, Soi1 Tea
Totes L.ut So spas seat (f1if .iskrrs, &c, ~t iss
a,scftu, hs eIfn aI Craloon iorutre, lncs ssi
sakf.sf Tables. rich hifa, cur sswAe Ssers 80 CnsA-
.r EetisratoE Stove sud fNtur-s Ni ,otf a. We ss-
t.urufn. tsf.ls sues 10 lcrir.
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A
~ NY-FIyE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN
FIRST MORTGAGE COUPON BOSDS-fso Hundred
Tou,srd Dollars Fret M0ugag. BONDS Of the ,Inbe tnd
Coal snd Iron Company offered for -oe IN sums Of %
thousand Dollars each payable the 1t Jay OF January loo
viii Ia The OF per per snnlI payable semi
ANN a y IN he Cry Of Ne'FNor - -
1hese Bonds secured by first Mortgage - Wlism D
Th rson and Etwari " Durham, in trust he lands OF
tie oupary si'uae in Allegheny County Mary and BEN;
alou, C arcs and embracing about 30 acrs q ne yr It
forrtce feet vein Coa fhe CompsDTs kaoal,
connecting heir Mines wa The Ralforc ani ONO kaoaf
viii the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal ami with the town OF
CUiattrsnt
10 provide for the naynent 81 these Bonds az and before
tunv Company have arecd appropriate AMI pAg INTO
the hands Ifustce Elf Thousand Dollars annually ~ q
kin. default of the Of which, az TIC " III
annual interest DAYS aer due the pnmpa sha De-.
cone one md he r.t BE- uhnikod 70 cutter upon and sell
the saia iAncs aud Road and psy lie Bonds
sealed 10 President Of he Company,
viii ic received a. the Office Of ntNHAM Co.. No Is WI
nLn.st New-Yors until SATURDAY, the 1874 day NJ May
mkt 81 o'clock p NJ, when they will bo opened sud mo
awaTCs made.
1n per cent required be paid notification 70 tho
rartics the ecceptancs their bids forty per cent on the lie
DAY Of June fifty Per the jn dsy Of june with
lilel;y 10 ray the whole az any earlier lag.
The will the right reject h1 whole or sny
portion II The I'd. A. MEHAkFkf, President
FOR iuriheE sIticulars, apply 10
DURHAM Co., 70 10 Willliuat., NawYoif
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Sales BIZ Auriion.

4 u IipN Atl.S.-'rhose VINO are accustomed
fn flrft ~ NNlll ~ re- rrfi rnier mo I,rs, "a
a. Ih f-sirE essy thereby hey VII exsrul d, "a,
tltk tri lrest w se7sr fi hsy har, teen > fla. VI.
g.. . cen 30. ?. e. ROBINSON. Fu-ilu-- p.4e.
s., Sd R1s.sy.
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u. s. HoreH Aucfoneer
IMPORTANT and EXTENSIVE SALE, To-


MORROW Saturday, at No 10 warrenst.. Of splendid
redwood fthSIIIh RI, rosewood Piano Forte, valuable Oh
PaiEs hna sld sAyerSsze heavy Velvet ssrd Bfsses
Carpsns &c, 40 let ocOek precselythe enfre sploaf
nscorsasfinz Of royal English Velvet floor 5sb
Capetrr insrsn Carpetnz English OIL Cl0s-. &c
wood Psror Suites elegantly upholstered and covered
green French sn 6anAt also anfiqgs
MEDALLION se heavily carved two eeysni rosewood Bookcsss,
Italian ststusy; msibs-toP Tsbs Of al the usual doedp-
TORS fund Ia wefurn-hed Rooms; hsavy-csr,ed 7ocsTs
dcublacton Panororte, made by Of this city,
rsntechs instrument for hneuess Of e,enor AMI quaty Of
tone rr1urpassed; eegsn wood Arnor with pa@a
fronts also hne rosewood Elsgere Ia sued throughput
IN plate s.a Italian nsble French WORK Tables t2Dy
Recepticn Chairs EcrifoiTes large api splendid French
rsie Per N costly frames ne havy Lace and broes-
ss Curtsl; original OIL PanIinzs b. modem At
sfsi ooEe nlsd and scd Sfatuary marble Ciocss co.J
Dresdsn Clinsvse; fms Vases Of Sesrcs PoTc s!sns
PAan Marble Ststnes and CLssc Rep.esnlans mahogany
EIisnsio. Table with antique csrg Table Linen Yrens
China Tea Services Csse B4ss- Forks SpooLs IscU
Cutlery heavy Cut CessWals Wines. Chsnpsgnes Low
Cssss Decsnter-, Sci rosewood and mahogany Bedesds o.
the antique and modern styes; -egood r,b,0p Denf
Bureaus W.shstsn6s Conner aud Towel stands Pai1ses.
tine hair Aatsrcses COuu'epares Boe- and Poss
China Toe. Sets oy and square frame gill Mirrors, IL. sl'
positive.