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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-10

EINA INSURANCE COMPANY.
a or Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500. 000-au paid IN and invested.
TENHIS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
M 1819 aud nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling house
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland
the pers Navigation Losses will be ber
ally adjusted and paid with promptness. :
LII. THOMAS K. BRACE, Pres't.
IL. G. RIPLEY Secretary.
81 for Insurance be made to the subser
ber who duly receive and pol
in the West. A. G. HALL0CK, Ag,t.,
eylI-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
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OATS
A LARGE supply of Oats just reed and for sale BY
"a jel0 s. Il. GRANT IL CO.
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HALL, DODDs &c CO.'S
FIRE P II cor y a NJ IL 3


FIRE PROOF SAF ES!
RFNRsAags~ WE have on hand supply
Ss5SSs ss8SssS9 of those FIRE Poor Safes,
which offer allow figures.
ss$4 lS@S4 III For their superior quail
ties, we New York
$ ~ iESs III and Virginia State steek
sa sSa. Sas4@8s Eli Bank Crescent City Bank.
$FA aaEaa@2sEs#a Hill G. Copeland. Broker and
Banker J. H. Maghee d Go.
-~ma5 -4~ and Bement & Viele.
HoRNBRoOK CHURCHILL, Agents.
eve5-tf Water street. Evansville Ind.
a FULL assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, as Flow
IA Grapes. Satins Silks. Ribbons etc., just received
anu mySo S"is ~ i'iiA'N41'' Nm LGwEN THAL&Uo
WATCH REPAIRING.
FENHE Undersigned having commenced the aboVe business
IL in Evansville. fatters himself with the hope that his
machinery upon trial. be found worthy the attention
only resident citizens the CITY, but also ofthose
comprising the ''circumamb ient yieinage.' - "a :,
His shop the Post Office where he can be iounG az AL
CFFIcE Hours. mya s& h. II. dALEo.
FIRE! RUN BUR SOON STOPPED.
T0HR BURTlS finding ra her warm quarters on " 9ter
j has removed opposite the M. f. Church on Lo
street Flour Lime Bacon and Bran can be had
NEW SPRING GOODS
F%NHE undersigned alarge portion oil their
Spring Summer Goods, consisting IN part OF
Bleached and Brown Sheetngs and Shirtngs Mariners
Stripes Tiekings Cottonadea and Pant Stufs
Drngs beached and brown irish
Linens Apron and SHIFTING Checks Team
Casmeres Broad Cloths, Prints Gnghams Lawns and
Musns black and fancy Lusres Bereges Cashmere ana
Muslin LANES Checks and SumHoer Coatings to-
gether with large well selected stock of Notions Boots
Shoes Hats Clocks etc. etc. too numerous to 70
when invite the attention Of ali
'A mh 29u piOAD ~ MORGAN. KEEN e. PRESTON.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIR. ROBIN SONS
S I'D r. g. Il &c

CERTAIN AND SAFE CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COM
PLANTS. DIARRHG5A, DYSENTERY. BLOODY
FLUX, AND CHOLERA MoRBUS.
GEO. RICHARDS & Co.. Proprietors.
No. 1, college Hall. Walnutst.. Cincinnati
Sold by KELLER, FARNSLEY CO., Evansville, and
dealers in medicines generally. N.Y.
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rHE IiTrI 4 M Az WIIE AWAKE!

THE LITTLE MAN " =
HAVE just received per steamer silver w ave, com
plete assortment of Summer Goats, Pants and vests
Shirts Drawers; etc.
ALSo-A fine lot of Hats and Caps of great varieesal
Of which will be sold the estern Sta
isis '-'' DA0'f 'AS fA'iil'n ii01 q. LoBENsTINE
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BOILER MAKING Ann REPAIRING.


FEN undersigned having established Boiler Yard
IL ansville, is pre- pared make and repair Boi
lers-wi give satisfaction in either Prompt
padto all who call rim to do their work
Orders be left with Hnry Schriber, of the Lamssco
Foundry BriDkmeyer, Mesker Co. of the Eagle Foun
dry on ths canal Main street.. f JOHN KR0PP.
t-REFERANC Es-
HENRY ScHRIsER. BRINKNEYER KLUsMAN Co
JOHN HEwsoS, WIN BOYLE,
BERNARD NURRIE. G. D. EGGLEsToN Il Co.
ma LIZ
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DISSULUTION


WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.
AMTE have Just received stock Watches
W Clocks Jewery Silver altogether finest
and largest stock offered in this city which
ing low rates enables to sell at lower figures
than usual We have gold silver hunting
Watches from the finest down the cheapest article; gold
guard fob and chaiRs ladies' gents
SEAL scale and plain rings drops and rings guard
fob keys seas in short every article in line
in great variety of style and price.
We have also made arrangements by which will be
constantly supplied with every style of iron and
egh-day and thirtyhour clocks direct
which will sell wholesale RETAIL low they be
purchased in Western city.
BfTTRoLFF SONS. Main St.. bet. LIST and I'd.
N B-Evsry article sold in establishment warranted
to be a represented. -r-it sa.-7 ~
Old gold ami sve highest price, taken in exchange
for iewelry. apII
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IN" OHIO SCA NE WUh MS y --I-----
RIGDON RYLAND & CO.
No Columbia street. bet Main and Walnut. Cincinnati, o.
Mr WE are now manufacturing Railroad.
Depot HaV, Stock Coal, Floor and
Platform Scales of all Sizes also Drug
gist and Bank Scales brass and iron
HA " beams: Counter Scales. &C., &c.. which
ElN we warrant of superior workmanship and
IL material. We would call particular at
&C., %&I5%$@ tention to Iron Lever Hay and Stock
: Scales. All communications promptly
attended to oeti3-n
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EUST RECEIVED per steamer Ben Franklin,
@B CHOICE FAMILY MACEEREL, .. '.s.a-
in "a and II bbls and kits, Nos. and q.
Also Nos. 2and 8 in barrels. For sale low by
my1O M. w. FOSTER.
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LII those who wish sleep COOL had better call at COL
IN burn Hersf berger's. and buy mattress, We
turning the of every description and
size the country. Ii doubts
wod let them call and examine and produce better
We have experienced workmen and will make order
spring bax shuck mattresses and
them better than be obtained at other city
For spring import the springs from
Eastern factory and will guarantee them stand.
To country merchants would say that furnish
them liberal terms they obtain the quality
at any other city.
We would that closing the balance
spring goods large discount
cost those who want bargains, had
anime. COLBURN & HERSHRERGER.
mY22 Fosters Block, First ST.
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"A ers Grapes satns Silks. Rib5chs just received.
anu tny .S5 S"ie ~ WI. LGwEN THAL&Uo
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL.
FORMERLY
fNNWLN WWHT An

THE BULLS HEAD.
EHE undersigned has rented the above hotel and reno
H. waited and furnished in the neatest and
specfuy soleis the patronage of the public He has
dining for regular transient boarders and his table
will always be supplied with the best the market
Meals served to parties travellers at hour at the
shortest notice,
TURTLE SOUP with choice vegetables etc.. will be
market morning Tuesday Thursday and Satur
day) from 10 to IL O'Clock.
ICE CREAM every night.
The best of cooks and table attendants always hand
My old customers will always find me at home.
myII JIM. CARTER Proprietor.
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HoRNBRoOK CHURCHILL, Agents.
ave5-tf Water street. Evansville Ind.
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PINE LuMRER
LAW PARTNENTSHIP.

PAS. G. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE Attornies at Law
ID Evansville Indiana associated themselves part
practice of the Law and will continue to practice
this the dining counties and in the supreme and
District They design turning their attention partc
uarly land law In short time they will be prepared to
give abstract of the title to almost
lot Evansville its engagements or in Lamasco
gether with their professional opinion to the
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. FARM IMPLEMENTS.
FULL assortment of farming implements of all kinds
kA consisting of horse powers and threshers. reapin
machines moving do, mills tanning mills. pows har
rows and seythes aid cradles and forks
myI6-d&w T1GRANT AZ &C.
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FARMERS HOTEL,
CORNER OF MARKET AND WALNUT STREETS,
EVANSVILLE, IND. .-. f--
%NHE above named hotel has been recently refed and
M ready for the accommodation Of either regular
The airy and pleasant and til
table is supplied with the best the market affords
Terms moderate. e. H. M0SELY,
my4 Proprietor,
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SALT.
CS00 BUSHELS Alum-Asuperior article
00OO JED --- GEO. FOSTER &c CO.
VMNAHLE CLOTHES bale "a brown linen Table
H. Cloths reed this day and FOX sale BY
JAS. Low & CO.
yT-dAw us Main st., Louisville XIV.
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NOTICE.
FKNBE Board of Equalization for sity taxes will Ineeto
IL Wednesday next. July IIth 1855. in the new Cit
Clerks office Main and their sittngs frog
dy to day until said equalization is completed BY
Corpr'i WFLL H. WALKER. Clerk.
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NAVE lust received, fine lot of gentemen's kid 81
and Isle thread gloves fine English hcse gauze me
inc shirts sleeves drawers silk and linen handk
and cravats collars. fine Panama and Leghorn hats
and zee. apl9 -3m hop KINS & READ
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RW ESS RS. Altering d. Drummer have removed their
Va of FOODS from their old stand the
First and Main to the journal Buildings Water
street. They still continue business their established
stand Main street between First and Second They
spe nid assortment goods at both their and
offer increased advantages both and city trade
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WE have on hand q supply
of those FIRE PROOF Safes,
which we offer allow figures.
For their superior quail
ties, we refer to New York
and Virginia State Steeh
Bank. Crescent City Bank
g. Copeland. Broker and
Banker. j. H. Maghee eco.
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TUST lot o. goods suitable for the Skinner
ID trade making complete any time du
ring the Spring. consisting of
100 very choice Shoes of every variety,
30 do Leghern and Soft Fur Hats, @s
20 do fancy silk and straw Bonnets
so do Dry Goods of all kinds; .... - ---s.-
all which offer for sale at less prices than they have
been Evansville with liberal discounts fol
cash. je2 J. II. MAGHEE co.
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- THE CRY rs 'STILL THEY GUM ~
UST received steamboat Grand Turks complete
0w sortmen of gentlemen's clothing furnishing good
trunks, lad les bonnet boxes, ETC. Therefore,
For clothing cheap and fine.
Go to ANTHONY LOBENSTINE.
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non. n. b. GIpDINGs.

For the purpose Of correcting misrepresentation Hon.
B. Giddngs the congressional delegate from the new
Territory has addressed letter the editor Of the Ne
braska Palladium from which make the following ex-
tract:
The Bluff City Buge has been charging il and
charges have been copied by other papers and heraded
throughout the Unon that anti Nebraska democrat,
and opposed the principles Of popular sovereignty Now,
sir all such charges utterly false and uniounded and
ask Buge living to point TO the tme place,
or occasion that ever disseminated such sent
mens deny emphaticay that IL can be done. | was one
of Nebraskas first last and rendsa fact known
to all who personally pocaliyso expressed
myself on occasions when necessary and while canvassng
for the station occupy think probably if the editor
Bnge had known either personally politically
he would made the accusation have published
the productions of other men.
opposed the clause introduced into the Nebraska
bill repeating the Missouri Compromise for not
sary to be adverted by That opposition how
the BILL upon final passage, with the repeating clause in
then in the last struggle was the firm and consistent
friend Of Nebraska am Also (and advocated the doctrine
upon the hustngs the last canvass in favor only Of
popular but of squatter sovereignty Why then, it, that
have thus msepresented and why does the paper
that Illuminating these misrepresentation take such lively
interest in Mr. Chapman and the elections in Nebraska We
had presumed that Nebraska could regulate her domes
tic concernsher citizens have sucency of intelligence to
other determine what best for themselves
as they did at late election We arrogate Them
least privilege and right IL however shall be
tanned they capable of controlling their
erna or affairs they viii then receive and be under
obligations for outside advice.
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rng COLLINS LINE or STEAMERS.

According the existing contract between Mr. Z X.
Collins and bis associates and the for the trans
poraton Of the mails from New York q Liverpool and
back he same could any time be cancelled AFTER giving
six months notice 10 that effect On recommendation Of
the Postmaster General to cancel this by giving
NE required notice the following amendment 20 the blu
making appropriations for oesan-A service was adopted
in the House yesterday
For the transportation % the mails from New York 20
Liverpool aud back s5s and that the proEiso contained
Of act entitled An act 10 supply deb
cenees the appropriations for the service Of the fiscal
ending the soth Of June 1851, approved the 2st day Of
July 1861 be- and the hereby, repealed Prortded
That Edward X Collins and his associates shall proceed with
all due diligence build another steamship, in accordance
with the terms contract and have the ready for
mail years from and AFTER the passage Of this
act steamship ready within the time above
mentioned BY Of any neglect want OF diligence on
their part fbs said Edward n Collins and hs associates
shaI convey the United States mails between New York and
Liverpool from the expiration Of the said two years, every
fortnight Of any charge 70 the government until the
new steamship shall have commenced the said mail seryce
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ny EGR Pm.


BosToS Feb. lT.--Abea four hundred iaborers the
New York central railroad struck yesterday for wages aae
70 them Many o. them the heads Of families without
the Of obtaining the necessares o. ie Their claims
upon the company said 70 amount % between seventeen
and eighteen thousand dollars
William finsy lad fourteen years old arrested In
Providence day charged with stealing nd TO the amount q
twenty-five hundred dollars from has employers, Messrs Jsn-
kins Coffin, Of n Duane street. In this city.
issued from the police to-day for the
Of Governor Gardner for the violation Of city ord
be being q the firm Of Denny, Rice Gardner dry
goods dealers and the charge H. blocking u the sidewalks
with bales and boxes Of goods The hne viii probably be
paid without allowing the matter % 20 10 trial.
The northern trains detained By ths eshet arrived this AZ
ternoon AT various points the the track Que
deep The Boston and Maine road has suffered considerable
damage. At Wilmington and North AndoveF cuveris have
been made Of such stop the passage Of the trains
AT HGrerh arch bridge the river has been
carried away. There also serious cGver at East King
ston Large gangs Of have been put 10 work 10 repair
these damages and is expected they win be far
pleied as to allow the trains TO pass Tomorrow.
TAs ohio Rirsr
LOUISVILLE Feb lsThe navigation Of the Lower Ohio
resumed this morning Boats leaving for New Or
leans and the mail packets Cincinnati win resume their
regular trips to-day.
wHrELNe Feb. 1.-THE Ohio river al this place i in
navigable condition, the ice having all disappeared
Later fros. Hapana.
NEW YoRK Feb. 1.-THE Cahawba arrived this morning
with Havana dates of the 18th.
descent Of the ibusers had not taken place. but the
authorities continued the gu Arrests Of conpira-
tors constantly being made.
The day which the Cahawba sailed highly -dissin-
guished lawyer named Citzs, arrested.
The British Colossus has left Havana for
England.
The Boscawen, hipof tbeIine, slocp-ofwT Vesta and
the brig LEspegle, still in harbor.
decree has been issued limiting travelling licenses 10 If
taopa N ven as herr
The British Media had arrived at Havana.
Sugars quiet and prices somewhat easier Molas
sold Or 354 reals per key. Tobacco 6rm and pr
somewhat higher. Exchange New York. a Ia
premium.
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most ample and The compscst manner discharged their
duty towards sne Of their citizens may have been al
any time aggrevcd BY Of the French government 90
also France has honoraby discharged herself Of all obl
cations In the premises towards United States To
eede hat this bill would be 10 imute undesered
reproAch both 10 France and 10 the United States
Of course that he bill proposes ONLY 10 pro-
vide indemncaton for such valid claims Of citizens Of the
United States against France shall not have been spu
lated or and embraced in any Of the treaties enumerated
But in excluding al such claims u excludes ~ IN TACT Tor
which during the negotiations France could be persuaded
agree that she any wise liable 10 the United
States or Cur citizens w hat remains And for what IL
1--WE millions appropriated In view Of what has been
said there would TO be ground which 10 raise
liability or the United States unless il be the assumption
that The United States be considered the insurers
and the guaranor Of all claims Of whatever ture which
any individual citizen may have against foreign nation
FRANKLIN PIERCE
MasHNaHoN. FehrnarY N. 1875.
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wKl4-coSrRsrEp RAcE.-Under date Of the 9th inst
New Orleans correspondent writes:
aOne Of the hest-ooncsted have came OF
the Mere yesterday afternoon The stakes
$500 and the entries Frank Pierce, rotter hy X c.
Bonham and Andrew jackson Polk PAGER, by ---
The Of the the best three in Eve and the
trottcr FIRST the favore The first heat made
by Polk In the astonishing time Of AZ and he became the
avoriie The second third and fourth heats by
Pierce who had broken upon the first heat which be only
lost by half neck in 232 2s3 and 290 The track
In excellent order and both horses apparently did their
best The last mile Of the most spirited
ever witnessed ON the back stretch and the last quar-
ter the horses almost neck and neck and the heat
and race were won BY less than half neck
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From the New Hampshire Patriot.
INToIERANT AMONG INTOLERANTS

We understand that when the nomination Of Rev. MFR.
Moore the Unyersais preacher who died after his nom-
nation by the New Hampshire know-nothngs, was an
nounced the convention at Manchester
geca clergyman and others of bis kind declared that
they never would support ha nomination In other
words that however excellent might be mans character
however pure and unsued his reputation if he differed
from them in his religion. opinions they will sooner break
a solemn oath than give him their votes. Noble high
minded enthusiasts however much admire your pous
zeal il duty TO You that there are those who
viii say that this the spirit Of the Pharsee who stood
apar, and prayed saying y God thank thee that am
not as other men, &c. rather than Of that blessed charity
which pulled up doth not behave itself unseemy
thinkeh no evil Of that Saviour whose disciples you
claim 10 be
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THE VIRGINIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
WING INTO THE KNOW NOTHING PARTY.

meeting Of the wings Of Henrico county, Virginia,
was held consider the proprety Of appointing delegates
TO a whig State convention 10 nominate candidates for
State officers when the following resolutions were offered
discussed, and finally adopted almost unanimously
"a Rssored That this time and under existing ercum-
stances inexpedient and unwise 10 hold wing State
convention for any such purpose.
I'd Reolped, That from all the light before US, we 80
far as affect the action of brother wings
ghou the State protest against wing State conyen-
ton should such convention be determined upon
and held urge It's postponement till the month Of April"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABoLITosIsM" The SLAVERY quss-
ton FIRST and Americaa principles AFTERWARDS
a7le North means 10 sho The South that she has the mas
teru and nil R Such the platform and deca-
ration laid down and made by the majority section of the
know-nothng element of the Massachusetts legislature
while the subject posponng the election Of United States
senator was under discussion The supporters of Henry
Wilson, who compose all the members of the house but
some sixty, responded to these sentiments
Nec Hampshire Patriot
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEP
ENDING FEBRUARY II, 1855


DEATH or EMINENT SouTH CARoLMIAs-The Charles
Evening News Of Thursday last thus the
death of the venerable Colonel Francis X. Huger;
We with have 10 record the death of Colonel
Francis Kinoch Huger whose demise took place suddenly
this city yesterday morning in the Seth year of bis age
The character and of this distinguished Of South
Carolina familiar to readers to require de-
tailed description euogy He example Of the
urbany ankness and polished dignity Of gentleman OF
the old school Unambtons he free from parade
ato he always ready 20 his country in the
council field, while his native chvary OF spirit led him
liberation and RELIEF Of the oppressed any degree
Of personal hazard Hence his enterprise for the OF
Lafayette olmutz in conjunction with DR. Boman,
which led long imprisonment with that gentleman il
feat that shines with lustre that not ecpsed in the his
tory OF personal adventure in times Colonel Huger
commanded regiment of artillery attached the south
division of the United States army in the Of 1871
and has served in both branches Of the Legislature of his
native State
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Hon NATHAN BELcHns-We copy the following from
the Hartford Conn Times
siThe Hon Nathan Becher, Of New London the present
worthy representative Of the Sd congressional district
given that he win again be candidate for Con-
rress The Norwich Aurora that his for de
Ginning entirely Of private nature relating 10 his bust
ness affairs Mr. Belcher during his congressional career
has the OF many and he viii fall back into the
ranks with the appreciation OF his constituents resting upon
his official course