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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

The prohibition bill now before the Senate contains NO
less than twenty six sections and extends through Sc
veral and 1T is not easy by cursory reading to
understand precisely what its provisions. 1t pro-
ydes OF great length for the proceedings for enforcing
give briefly the general scope Of the proposed law when
stripped Of the details which cucumber It.
Leuor shall not BE- SOLD anywhere or BY anybody,
one in each election district.
O. These agents only sell 'pure and unadulterated
liquor for mechanical, chemical medicinal purposes
and pure wine for sacramental purposes" Their sales
must be 10 persons at least of and
who reside in their county adjoining 1t.
house. not connected with "tavern store, grocery,
shop, boarding or vctualing house, or room for gamb
ling dancing other public amusement recreation"
or except medicine by practising physician, for
mental purposes
away for medicine sacramental purposes except in
adwelling house.'1
4 Liquor cannot for any purpose whatever, be except
or deposited in any place whatsoever" except dwell
ing such above descrbed), church, place of
ship, for sacramental purposes or place where some
chemical mechanical medicinal art, requiring the
use OF liquor ID carried on az regular business, or
while in transitu.
hs bill allows the licensed agents to sell it, but It
seems 10 forbid their keeping It,
The above the prohibitions Of the bill against sell
ing and keeping liquor, and are contained in the arst
section. The other sections devoted to provisions
Tor detecting and Furnishing violations of the first sec
ton.
g. The penalties any violation Of the first section
First ofence-Fne Of $50.
Second onence-Fine OF 500 and thirty days In jail.
Third oience-Fine Of 500 to $780, and three to six
months in Jail.
Every subsequent offence the same. All liquor KEEP.
by the offender is forfeited on convection.
9. The search and seizure provisions are substantially
as follows -
ANY magistrate of the town may, on the proof spsci
fed in the blu issue warrant to search for liquor lille
gay kept. Any place may be searched except dwell
ing house which cannot unless the occupant has been
convicted Of having sold liquor in IL within year.
The owner Of the liquor seized, on presenting an ain.
davt that it not kept in violation OF law, entitled
to have the question tried. decided against him, il
he not appear after notice, the liquor is to be de-
stroyed by Officer to whom the magistrate may issue
q warrant for that purpose.
The foregoing the substantial provisions Of the
bill There multitude OF details to the proceed
ipgs, which we pSrposely omit in this abstract.
r Drunkenness Ia declared crime, punishable by fine
OF ten dollars and the offender is to be arrested, and
when he becomes sober, examined as to where he pro-
nradh Lila Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22
New York Cattle Market.

The yards exhibited good supply Of CATTLE prncf-
pslly from Ohio and New York State The demand was
fair and prices firm There sales worth speak
ing Of below cents ID, and the range was from
that to IL cents We revise quotations 10
pond Other stosh In good supply, and prices about
the figures Of last week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

oV
The report Of the Committee Of the Massschu.
sets Association Of Banks for the Suppression Of
CounterfeitiDg, appointed to report upon the spec
mers Of bank note paper which were offered for the
premium Of 800, contains the following ntere sting
particulars relative to the strength or bank note
psper:-
Two of the most extensive bank note paper manufac
turers offered specimens and the premium awarded
n J. NJ Wilcox 4 Co, Ivy Mills Penn These papers
were tested By Charles J. Carney, Of Lowell Sheet.
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The increase OF capital Ia at the Broadway Bank.
The bank bill passed few days since by the
Legislature of Indiana, over the veto Of the Cover
nor, does not meet with much favor among careful,
cautious capitalists. It is stated that the State
Bank does not intend to reorganize under tho new
law. According to the Governors veto, it contains
some extraordinary provisions He says
The bank is authorized to receive deposit money,
bucn plate, and other articles Of value in small bulk
upon such terms may be agreed between the par
extent Of three times the amount of the capital stock
paid in and three times the amount OF the deposits
Thus the bank would to be left to determine what
valuable articles other than moneys bullion and
plate, provided they be of small bulk and also their
value without reference to their immediate convert
bilty into money, and might discount to amount
equal to three times such assumed value well three
times the value Of the capital stock and other deposits
furnished for the redemption Of the paperS The
rity Of issues, resting such basis Is altogether u
sorry II s believed too that the right to emit large
an fsue OF paper upon such an amount and kind OF
curtes is unparalleled in the history of legislation
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 10Th inst. were as fol-
lows -
For the redemption Of stock .......... $3o,34o q
For the customs. l5,347 90
For covering into the treasury from niscella-
For the Navy department.. 26596s II
The earnings Of the Ohio and Pennsylvsria Rail-
road Co., for the month Of Feb, 1855, amount
60 'o. ~
Same time last year,. 59, los SO
Increase. ,076 60
The last returns Of the banks of New Orleans,
compared with those for the week previous, exhibit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-22

sIR-with reference TO the proposition contained In
your exceencys note OF the 10th ultimo, concerning
the claims affecting private interests stn pending be
tween the United States and SPAIN 1t has been suggest
cd By an authority which cannot neglect that before
entering upon the consideration Of that proposition the
United States ought TO be informed fully which OF
en- claims IL the purpose Of her Majcstys govern
ment TO admit and which Il will dispute.
he language ofyour excslensys note would seem TO
mbraee the Of ali the claims for injuries done TO
private interests which have formally presented
either government the other since the date Of the
convention ON claims between the United States and
epain signsd NJ Madrid, the 18th day Of February
1SS1 and which have not already been definitely set
ed II would also that yeur excellency Ia willing
~ Weld the right which the OF her Majesty
may have 20 maintain the objections II has heretofore
made to the different claims thus presented BY the gov
snmsnt Of the United states, whether the same may
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-19
MATCHES. CLOCKS. AND JEW ELRY.

AWE have Just received our new stock Of Watches
~ Clocks Jewelry Silver Ware altogether the
largest stock offered in this city and which, be-
ing at rates. enables sell lower
than usual gold aud silver hunting and
Watches finest dow the cheapest article; gold
guard fob and ladies' gents
seal plain drops and rings guard
short article line of business
in great variety of style and price.
also made arrangements by which we viii be
constantly supplied with every style
eght-day thirty clocks direct from the factory
which will sell. wholesale retail, low they be
purchased in any Western city.
BITTROLFF az SONS. Main St., bet. list and I'd.
N B-Every article sold in ablshment warranted
co be as represented,
for jewelry. apll
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JEWELRY STORE OF

gwArHMEY BUILDINGS, FIRST STREET. DOORS BELOW
OFFICE.
this Store keep constantly hand large an general
assortment Watches Clocks and Jewelry ali kin
and o the best sty and quality.
have Just received Large stock Jerery bothuse-
will constantly supplied by additions with the
beautiful patterns which extensive bus
sell lowest
Repairs any kind executed in competent and
ct low charges.
and all pairs done
Goods for old Gold and Silver the
Those anything in line respectfully
BED TO examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
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PINE LUMBER.

THE u
UOUN F. GLOVER Il CO., corner of Main and Seventh
streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Pnbe hat they have in yard for sale low CASH.
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
Qualities and eknesses Tongued and GroOved Pine and
Flooring; Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings and
sound Common Bosrds, suitable for
fsncing Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Sc Can order az the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces, Moudings Frames
Doors aud Windows So dc. Bills of prices forwarded to all
nromptStten4 febI2 If
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS, &C, &
=
AT WHOLESALE RETAIL BY
T,ETCH r. VERT,TN c.

AT WHOLESALE RETAIL BY
LEI g Fl & VERLIN CT.
TIME undersigned have purchased the entire stock
l. Drugs and Medicines of j. M. ID. Miller d Co., and
intend carrying the Drug business the well known
ntand of Keller & Farnsley No. IA Water street under
the firm of LEIGH q Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm hopes he is favorably known
20 the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last FIVE years. Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been cerking in the present the
last three years. faers himself with having the cont
dence of its old customers.
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means andby
ictattenon to business and by low prices to
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-Iy PETER VERLINGf.
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9 ME THINGS CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS
OTHERS!
H T. HART-ALIAs THE ACE OF Harris
STILL ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

NNTOULD inform the citizens of Evansville and his
Wv toners generally that he is now at their service
Main and First streets, next to Shankn Reilys
with fine stock Of shoes comprising Ladies'
description. Also misses and
boots boots the staple 5togay
ADest pump oles together with full supply
CATERS slippers shoes etc etc. Please call
and for yourselves You always find at home
business such collecting bills
taking measures. attendingte the little
je75 HENRY j. HART.
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REMOVAL

NNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment Second street. mmediately opposite
bteran Church. in the office with DR.. Wood. where no
would be glad to his old
Der of newonss. and would be pleased
anything his line such coats pants Shirts
ers etc order the shortest possible notice
Thankful avors he would respectfully solicit
the the hands liberal public
wa L. NELMS.
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LAW PARTNEyrSBTP.

fAs. G. JONES andJAs. E. BLYTHE AttOrnies at Law
Evausvills Indiana associated themselves
in the practice of the Law and will continue to practice
in this and the adjoining counties and in the
District Court They design turning their attention partc
ulary land law In short time they will be prepared
give minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot in Evansville its enlargements in Lamasco.
Eether with their professional opinion the title il de-
sired iv15-d&wtf
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CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.

ness have Just received alargs heavy wagon capable
of carrying $500 lbs springs made expressly for the city
business Such carrying furniture without danger
damage; hauling grain from the canal the Tvcr and
fact all kinds of hauling and city
the shortest notice and reasonable Enquire at
nY23 COOK'S Family Grocery.
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Clothing, GemtIemen7s Furnishing
Goods, &c.
coon ARTTCT EG AND CTIFAD

EW ST0RE.--The undersigned has just opened q
Clothing Store Water Street, Vine and
Sycamore treets the formerly occupied by Mr. Hay
lin Grocery. He has just received large stock Of Fall
Sn Winter Clothing very best make and Of the latest
Style Of cut which will be sold markaby cheap Altar
tcles of Gentemens Furnishing Goods such Shirts Col
lars Cravats- Socks Drawers Handkerehefs &C. 80.
the finest varieties always be found at this and
sstonshingy cheap. Call and examine for yourselves
eplstf ADDAM JACOBS.
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gHNHE Undersigned baving the above business
I'll in Evansville: faters himself with the hope that his
Experience skin in all descriptions measuring
machinery will upon trial be found worthy the
only the resident citizens OF the city, but also of those
comprising the 'teircumambient vicinage.''
His the Post Office where he be found at all
OFFICE HoURs. myS r. H. GATES.
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JOY To-THE AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN ON HASp.
fENHE greatest known family Medicine for Burns Cousas
IL Colds. Sore Throsts uinsey. Win
Cholera Morbus Cramps and spszms Will cure ane
Ague and known fail. Daily and hourly
this Medicine the
An agent wrtesI had rather trust life with his than
other medicine One and all the satisfy
yourselves Increased GALES in Indiana thousand Dozen
than Medicine
public For sale by all the cipa Drug
gs in the United States British America. oAfOrnia and
Oregon.
- ,-rsr Va wHoLEsALE- AGENTS. raa aid
LEIGH VERLING, Eyansvi1le Ind, to Kel
Ter { Farpsley. gss I'd Erfffasanea { sTgA sFEs
CnAs. H. CLARK, Vincennes, Ind. -
ID. PARK, 0hiocan be obtain cd Of them
a N auufacturers' prices. BOYD. STONE Co.,
octs-6mw Maumee City Ohio.
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REMOVAL OF BOOT AND SHOE STORE.


I'd DEUSNER his old and the Public
generally that he has his Boot and Shoe Store
10 First street. between Main the Post 0ce lower
side where he prepared make all qualities Boots and
Shoes in the latest the best materials and warranted
TO IT. All work will be delivered promised
and mistake He hopes liberal patronage
started by hard work
promptn to succeed. febI9-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-19
STOVES AND TINwARE.l

JAS. SUANTLIN Sun
FeTEla ARE now supplied for the Fall Trade They have
#E on hand Of the most comrlete .ssortnents Of
1870 T0YES all kinds Cooking, Parlor satng
" = Stoves of all descriptions for wood and coal Coa
Fancy and Common receiving additions daily
Also large assortment of TINWARE hand They
prepared Sc attend at the lows prices
their old stand Main street between and
Third sign of the Coffee Pot. particular
several stores in the same block ep17-0
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S E WING MAG HI N E S.
THNHEsE Machines operate upon entirely prinei
pie, using shu tie Tut needle and two threads
They have operation in tho hands families ana
long give them theroughrlai
and have given entire satisfaction. .s..
They pie constrncon and mig MY
tai well useful fitted adorn lads aror or oceu-
position in the shop ofthe artisan
has been enr object Machine that would be
ptf to family wen the wants OF Taors
IS and Cloak Make Shirt and Collar Manufacturers
We are Machines in tt present form
F. the best offered to the public.
housands Of families testify to their merits all
81 ds Of family while Shirt and Collar Maunfactu-
their superiority all others for
YDrir work. 4-s.s IL
OF the Machines Is respectfully so item
| = TorIips Read's.- f. o. READ s-
| ar NIT Sole Agent Southern nda
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CAMPBELL & GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

q 30 FIRST STREET .RETwEEN AND DIVISION, .
EVANSVILLE, IND, ~ -
~ ANUFACURERS cfeyery description Of Brass work
IVA of equal quality if superior anything manufao
tured in the East and favorable terms,
keep hand oil glebes gau re bib,
cylinder cocks church. hotel Bells;
friction metal SOFT and spelter solder,
assortment of all other articles usually kept "a ais Ina
business. 81 rrtfaa nsfa4S Esss kfG - sT -As va
We also appointed sole agents ir this .isv "a, The
Of jas celebrated Bsisng These bes-
ar ia superior to thing have insa-
laey Thep exhibited been awarded with the
Samples OF the same eaa ss the establish
are now receiving ataIf supply of BcGewans
Double Acting fOree and Lift
ed Tor eisteTn wen and railway purpsses.
Every deseripionof Brass c order
uished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest mark price paid copper Ssssssas
All orders addressseto rs will meet with prompt I'M
STANDARDIZATION. aple
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I'D RIMSToNE sulphur, Copperas Indigo Satpetre We
ND Red. Sal Soda, Liquores Chalk Whftinr Var
spis e TENNEY soRsNsoY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
j. s. JAQUE S S & CO.,


SUCCESSORS
NIERRITT, FIELD 81 CO.,
FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE INDIANA.
F%tHE undersigned now the largest
desirable stoeK of Dry Goods, Hats.Caps, Boots
has selected by Cwho Ior expe-
rience in the Western trade with solely the
Of h country and having purchased the goods
from the agents in all the Eastern markets.
lower they purchased st. Louis
equally good terms be had Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part of
DIEY GOODS,
cloths cassimeres satne ea1s all styles
and cOlors white red yeo and wool fannels plaid
nsey blankets shawls checks shifting tick
ing beached brown and blue drilling deas brown sheet
and fancy alpaca lustre eoburgs and dc LANES
kingham white musns check cambe Irish linen
and prints ofthe most desirable and beautiful styles brought
West this
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk edgngs and Insertions silk
buttons hosiery thread. six linen and cotton hand
kerehefs and ribbons suspeBders wool
shirts comforters table cloths aud
needles porte pencils holders pens brushes,
HATS 81 CAPS.
silk fur black white hats white
black WOOL hats kossuth buena VISTA wide washing
ton hungarian nothing hats all grades
Men, and childrens silk plush
cloth. velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
boys kip calf stoga boots youth and child
kip and calf boots ladies' misses and chds kip, calf
enammeled and patent leather shoes buskin
&c. mems boys and youths lined
calf brogans. ladies and g. ts rubl er Shoes sc.
epIs-3mo daw J. s. JAQUESs e. co.
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Dcea Z Ak N US
LIVERY AND SALE sTARE.E.

LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
ON LOCUST, RETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
80 HORSES, Buggiss. Carriages Ss=ssSssssssa
and Omnibr sses. always for hire -z&&-5<zss
the above Stable. Carriages for excursions. par
and funerals always hand prepared 10 board
horses aud kee the in the best order. ssssa 5
My hack viii hereafter be kept constantly
during the day and will steamboats, hotels for the
accommodation Of those wishing it, IL will also be
ready citizens TO boats during the night by leaving
orders at the stable. my9 E. II. DEGARMO.
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& SrFOVESI TIN AMI COPPER EST R.
=. = .-s- G,VSEE M EsN Sss szssf ~ f@ =

= e.. THOMAS SCANTLIN, efthe firm ofScantlil
AEKi & Parvin, has returned from Princeton and
ss.S en- up his residence permanently in. THIS CRY
Swherehe will devote his decentralization TO al.
branches ofheir business. Mr. s. would eall the aten
ton of the public generally and his old cusomer
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining tc
their They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-ron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notes the perfect style
lFall at the store of 'SCANTLIN & PARVlN.
noYI4 Main steet bet F1rstand Saeond. Z
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BOILER MAKING MD HEP AIR INC.
having establish Boiler at
ansviIIe, prepared to make and repair Boz
ers-wiII give either
will paid all may call him do their
Orders may with II nry Sehrber ofthe Lanasco
Foundry Brnkmeysr, Mesker Co., of the Eagle Foun-
dry on thu canal, Main street. JOHN KR0PP.
-REFERENC ES-
HENRY SCHRIBER, BRINKMEYER kLUSMAN 4 Go
WIN. BOYLE,
BERNAND NURRIE. G.. d. Ea6LEsToS & Co.
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ZEE MA INSURANCE. COMPANY.
M OF Hartford. Connecticut. 9aeal

CAPITAL $500. oOo-aH pGfd an and inpested.
Company with perpetual charter
IL in 1879 and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses, Misunderstanding
hold merchandise general.
against pers Losses will be liber-
ally adjusted and paid with promptness. -
- So -trr, THOMAS &. BRACE, Pres't.
E. G. RIPLEY Secretary.
Applieationsfor msy the
duly authorized posas poll
iees favorable terms Insurance Agency
in the " est. A. G. HALLOCK, Ag,t,
ayI1 If Main street, nearly opposite the Bank
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CLOTHING.F &C.
THE ALLIES suRRENDERED.u

SINCE MEsSRS AHLERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased Ola Water street. under the
Journal Once and Overfowng with the largest
and latest styles fall and Winter Clothing
nshing Goods and sell them asonshngy low, the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER. t-ts-
THEIR MEN STOCK aasa.tssl9
consists in part of Mems and Boy readyn Clothing
Hats Caps Trunks with the
otente mems Dress Goods and Talors Furnishing Goods
ever brought TO this city Their facilities for purchasing and
superior other house the city,
which them at all times fill all orders with the best
and at the best bargains Country city
AID the public generally respectfully invited call and
their and Reduced Prices before purehas
ng elsewhere. declS-tf
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S .8lCABHNET WARE HOUSE
= LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!

LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!
have hand a large supply ofevery
variety of Cabinet Ware. of the best work
mansliip and material Main, between
Third and Fourth streets, just above the
have just received 500 oe Poplar and Pine Shingles and
large lot well seasoned Pine humber suitable for Floor
which would call the attention Of builders and
citizens generally before purchasing elsewhere, VIII sell
at the lowest market prices. III
CABINET WARE MATERIAL-a1ways hand in every
variety. with COFFISS Of all kinds n sizes.
Enquire the office Of the establishment Just above the
new Court House ON Main street. ROBERT FERGUS. f
y12-tfs f=afHe- - sa
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
Essi OF Tue CITY OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL $500, G00-eH paid az IN CdsH.
FEshaS Company business about one ago
n with he intention of doing safe fair with
large Cash Capital and S. L. LOOMS its head
protection to the assured equal any Insurance
pany the world Pocesi be issued BY the subscriber
buildings. Merchandise. Household Goods &c. &C. on
terms favorable with other COED solvent Companies.
-a.e4s-s 80 s. L. LOOMS, Press.
=. sf----5...a 1a--T ALLEN o. HALLOCK Agt.,
= s------ Main street. opposite the Bank.