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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20
REMOVAL.

IN BACON co. have removed 10 Main street. fe-
j Water and First next door 70 Hsleeh
Stoddard naariy Opposite the Branch Bayf
where they whe pleased all their ld eustsusrs s.s
make of ri ssee 10
give them call They would their thanks eS The very
liberal paronsge given and ,eesive eentinu .Eee
Croeetiss -ianl6-.y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20

OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

w AND AFTER NEufESDAl. DkCf MBkR .. Ie5S.
Trains y III run ~ follows (Sundays sseePtedG)
UrwAhD pO~ KwAlb 7G&1H. -
Arrive at vincennes Arrive tvinessses
Dspsrt from . tao m Depart from % ..lsop -
Haute - Arrive at Evaasvflls
- Pas engers dine as yineenAes.
Passengers BY this route Terrs aut take the Morn
ing Train the Terre haute and kchmond Road A H.
annapolis l040 "A. M time With
trains follows:
For Cl.einn. via L.yrsneslsrsh route ~ rso A. r..
For Pi.aSh and all insernsdsss psias vie.
Beilefoutaine road 1t " NJ.
For Xena Da, t.n Coluuhus. Evansville and wheeiss
via Indiana Central road at u NJ arrive 1t Columbus ass
For Chicago Leg.nsPort Las.ye BY Lsfsyes
II NJ. arrive at Chicago at S:UP. ".
Louisville albany and Jedefsonvils ~ Je1ersen
Vile roa IS ith trains Madison and Peru
Passengers viii hnd greatly their advans.e for safety
Speed comfort and certainty to take this reus
during winter in preference the uncertain and een dan
in early spring will
made with Other Companies ~ which fessisg Bv
ansvs In the morning will arrive 81 Cincinnati. Chiea0s,
others having Coed chip
from called this medium trsnsDer
taan superior the river Goods shipped fen cnsnn al
arrive Evansville third day making the time n ooeta
longer ni avoiding the insus
:" III. DANIELS. suIr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20
CORPORATION NOTICE..

eDvV hand Tor sale &C T. BACON cos
i.rw Nsss q fetw. First and " tsr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20

An UKFoRruKrE WIDow.-The Shasta
Courier has the subjoined experience Of an
Oregon widow during her sojourn on the Pa
ciic coast.
81 have indeed been most unfortunate,
both of my arms are slightly paIsed, each
Of my legs have been broken; my health il
generally bad; have had tour husbands in
my time, but they oil up and died, poor things;
end had four yoke Of oxen, and the cussed
Indians stole and eat them"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20

Importers and Dealers in Saddlery Hardware and Coach
Tri,ming. Main street. Evansville. lad.
KHJ0UID leave call the attention Of Saddle. Hsr
w and Carriage Manu- facturcrs ths!r Isrgr
we'll assorted stock Of Trimmings Their fss
es procuring soek uch enable then
with Of the either
variety Cash and prompt time buyers will ind IL their
interest to call and examine the stock dee2z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-20

RDEREp That the evasrs Of ioss Nos snd 2 beek ~
from Standing heresn in 10 days asr d
Of thu order and In default thereof the NaSshsi
perform said work. and the and
crung will be SEED To and collected 3 sale 81 1e
sakirfy
and by order Of the Common Council.
ianI7-st GEO. H. Tom. rssv C1evt.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Falling Of the Stone Cornice of the New
Trust Company Bank Building.
SEVEN MEN KILLED.

Yesterday afternoon, about half-past two
O'Clock, the greater part of the heavy stone
cornice of the Trust Company's new Bank
Building, on the corner of Main and Third
streets, Cincinnati, fell, killing seven men.
who happened TO be on the pavement below.
The following are the names of the per-
sons killed: Hudson b. Curtiss, Superinten-
dent of the building; Robert Cameron. Con
tractor; John It. Chambers, Balser Waldan.
Michael Donnehan, James Gillian and John
lehman.
The bodies were dug out from the ruins as
speedily as possible, and laid on the pave
ment in front of the Bank Buildings, await
ing the arrival Of the coroner. While the
mangled bodies remained there n number OF
females, who had relatives at work at the
building, made their way through the crowd,
and arriving at the dead bodies, lifted, with
an expression of intense agony, the papers
that had been hastily thrown over them, from
the face of the FIRST one and then another.
On that very spot, covered hastily with
newspapers, in the same manner lay but a
short time since the bodies of those who were
killed by the giving way of the pavement
from the weight of an iron safe.
Coroner Menzies, Immediately on his ar
rlvai, had the dead removed to Chase's bull
ding, and from there they were delivered to
their friends. They were so horribly man.
gled that it is impossible to describe fully
their injuries.
Messrs. Cameron, Curtis and Walden were
sitting on stone, or piece of timber, on the
Sidewalk, and engaged in conversation, at
the time of the accident. The other three
happened accidently to be passing.
Il. b. Curtiss, the Superintendent of the
onildlng, lived on the west side of Elm street,
near Seventh. He leaves wife and three
daughters, two of them grown. One of his
daughters has been sick for some time with
consumption. She had been worse that morn
ins' but as be left her after dinner She said
she felt that she shoudbe better before he
returned ~
lie was man of about As years of age
was member Of the 7th street CONGREGATION
al (Mr. Storr's) Church. Mr.. CnrtiSs had
lived In this city about twenty years-bad
been partner of Mr.. William Walters Uo
built the Roman Catholic Cathedral. AT the
time Of his death he was Director of the
House OF Refuge. When his BODY was taken
out of the ruins it was horribly mltilated and
was not for some time recognized. His sxull
was crushed, and part of his brains renamed
in bis hat.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
louisville Diaoraned

No respectable man can think ofth scenes
OF yesterday without shame. We had a
farce, or rather tragedy, instead of an cleo
ton. A complete system of terror and blood
was established by the Know Nothing party
or faction. The details are disgusting.
The lawlessness was provided for by the
city authorities, in allowing but one voting
place in Ward. The upper and lower
Wards were taken at an early hour, and the
middle Wards were not exempt.
We never heard of such scenes, much less
have we seen them anywhere. Nor have
such ever been witnessed in this country
Thissort of proceeding was not anticipated.
1t came fully upto all that mad been threaten
ed, and surpassed anything anticipated, un-
scrupulous as we knew the secret party. If
the election in Louisville yesterday was legal
and is to stand, then the right of suffrage in
Kentucky is a mockery. There is no free
dom here and no law. Scoundrelism is tri-
umphant.-Lou. Dem. 9th.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
For the indiana slate sen,ine
Col. r. w. Thompson's Speech.

On the 9Th inst, this gentleman addressed
a large audience at the Court House in Green
castle lie spoke for four hours in most elo-
quent strains, enchanting his audience from
frst 10 last, to an extent very seldom equalled.
He is "down ON sectional agitation and agi-
tors; and for the people of the States and
Territories settling their 0s0a matters their Osgn
aOay; and for the admission of new States
with or without slavery, provided they adopt
n republican form Of government. The ques-
ton of slavery, he says, has nothing to do in
determining the form of the government
The government Of the United States was, in
the estimation Of the trainers of it, ''Republi-
can" and it had slavery in it. He took
ground against the interference of the people
of Massachusetts, on one hand, and of Missouri
on the other, in the affairs of Kansas, and
against the restoration of the act of 1920
The speech throughout was able, disposition
ate, eloquent and convincing, and has done
FreeSoilism, which was on its first legs here,
iyTepaTable injury. His hard hits against
"higher law men was greeted with rounds of
applause, which made two ministers who
preach politics who were present, look like
they had been fixed tenants of house OF
mourning for many years. His review OF
ECcDdlof w liSOu anu HIS luuldtLdDOllS SpccCH
was whitening. Greencastle has never been
more moved by any speech ever delivered
In it
The Freesoilers had sent to Charlottesville
for Col III. S. Lane and Capt. Wilson, and had
them on the ground at an early hour without
giving any notice of it to the public. This
was an old game with Know Nothings, to
keep their "White Charleys'' from hearing
Col. Thompson, while they would get a
crack at his audience. Col. Lane followed in
a speech which did injustice to the man. He
is my personal friend and / forbear to char
acterizc it in the terms it merits. One sample
only will give you, and by that the whole
speech may be understood. He stated that
the Compromise Of 1850 in express terms re-
cognized and approved the Missouri act OF
1920. This, every man of reading knows, is
not sustained by the record.
A majority Of the Know Nothings in this
county are against the Boilers Indianapolis
Platform To heal their divisions propose
compromise between the "Know Nothings''
and "Know Something's" Each ought to
make-a sacrifice for the good of the whole
They can do this by Union upon the broad
platform Of "KnO10-5ut-l ittLe-isnl."
GOLD LINER"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
For the State Sentinel.
A Few GU estions for Christians.

How can ministers and church members
continue their connection with Know Moth
ing lodges?
Whatever they may profess or even de-
sign, it is now evident that the inevitable ten
dency and result of the organizations are TO
engendcr animosity and Unsatisfactory
confidence and goOd-fellowship in communi-
tv. ALLEVIATE friends and destroy christian lei
lowship.
Can the minister of the Gospel, who has re-
Gently met with the order, counclled, debated
and deliberately adopted measures that have
resulted in murder, house burning, mobs and
violence, enter the pulpit and preach to his
people a Gospel of peace. If his own con-
science is easy and he by some strange infat-
uaton, supposes himself, though a mem
Der of the body, not to participate in the guilt
of its acts. Will Just God and an enligh-
tened people hold him guiltless
Or how, let me ask can church members
reconcile it to their consciences after having
taken the oaths that admit them to the con-
fidence of the order, and participated in those
deliberations which result in bloOdshed, arson,
loss of life, and innumerable acts of barbarity
and oppression, meet around the communion
board and receive the tokens Of Savior's
love, his shed blood and his broken body?-
Does not the blood they have shed, and the
bodies they have broken, never rise in horror
before them? Nor can it be said that thc
crimes that have disgraced the order in New
York, Cincinnati, Louisville and many othel
places, are merely accidental. Their fire.
quency and universally show them to b.
the legitimate results Of secret, procyiptive
Teliqio- political organization. IL the same ca
reer of bloodshed and violence has not mark
ed the order here, it is because of want o
numbers, or for well grounded and whole
some fears of the just retribution that would
follow.
1t is grave and serious inquiry whethe
a man can be Christian and Know Moth
ing-a follower of Christ and a follower O
Ned Buntlin.
Can any one be member Of an organiza
ton that is guilty of murder, arson, and gen
eral lawless violence, and at the same time
worthy member Of Christian Church? lie
those ministers and Church members who ar,
members of Know Nothing lodges answe
these questions.
Please explain how it is that "Christ ant
Belial" dwell together? Say, how is it tina
the spirit of prescription, bigotry, and VIC
lence, is made to harmonic and dwell In tn
same heart with "that charity that thinketl
no evil" and that Glove that worketh no il
to its neighbour In short, is it or is it not
possible that the spirit OF Know Nothings an,
the spirit of Christ should dwell in the sam
heart? If not, my God have mercy on tn
ministers AMI the churches, for they are no
Christ's churches.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16

cret orders Of these councils, and in their
blind obesiance to the oaths that Kuow-Noth-
ingsm exacts, forget the oaths they took in
accepting Office from the people. This state
of things must come to an end, or the reign
of anarchy is upon and over us. The fright
full and horrid scenes of Monday will become
common and every day events if the people
do not rise in their power and sweep away
the odious tyranny that is swallowing up all
the former sources of confidence we possessed.
A repetition in Louisville of such an election
as that of Monday would put an end to cleo
tons, for they would be useless. Ifmen can
not exercise the right of suffrage except at
the loss of property and life, the reign of ruin
has commenced and republcanism is at an
end
We intend to do cur duty to the people in
these matters. We shall continue to expose
the ev. that has sprung up in our midst, and
endeavor to rouse the attention of the com
munity to the appalling dangers that sur.
round our dearest interests. The matter must
be and shall be exposed to the utmost possible
extent, and we shall not shrink from the task
until it is fully accomplished, and the guilty
parties held up to public accountability.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
NEW PORTABLE GRIsT MILL.

FARMERS AND Freedmen are respectfully invited
II 10 call at PRATT, KREGELo * CO.'S Planning
Mill, the North East Diagonal and witness te opera
ton OF Of FeltOn's Improved Patent Fortaos
and Feed Mill Quite large number OF these Mills arc
in successful operation in different portions Q, e
try ami are giving rate satisfaction Inc! grd
ran 1--we to six bushels of Corn Meal, from ten 10
twelve bushels OF Feed per hour with less than two
horse power. ~ 49,. Mill and Tho
r.nv and quality OF grinding as well as The econ
ON and convenience OF grinding are unparalleled by
any other mill in the country. ,
cracker Is attached when required so As 70 srind
corn i'm the ear thus making eompl te for all OF
the farmer l.. -, - =. -.
n-b complete Burr Stone Mill, the same patent,
Which will 10 the work OF large FIGURING Aill at less
than one-tenth Of the cost of ordinary Flat stone MIL
Tie -four aud meal from the mill perfectly cold,
hence coolers for cooling the our before boiling will be
dipensed with.
All persons using or selling meal or feed In large
quantities will ind il 10 their advantage and profit to
have one of these mills. They be propelled by
horse, water power and well adapted 10 r
regular motion. w. ID. NICHOLS, Agent,
For Indiana A. Washington ST. corner of Pennsylvania,
at VIM. Feathelston's Store. my3 dawtf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
uELMBoLD,s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

Forpurifying the blood, removing AL diseases Af'ss
,,o,e xccss of Mercury. exposure and inpfu"ch'e IN
lie chronic constitutional disease, arising rom an IN
& state of The Blood, ana the ony reliable and eject
raj remedy for The cure OF scroula, Salt khean Scald
1ead liberation. Of the Throat and Legs, Pans aiia
sveIiinCs of the Bones, letter Pimpes ON the Face
and All Scaly Eruptions Of the skin
RMS article Is now prescribed by some OF me most dis
,inruished physicians in the country, and has proved
or efficient in practice than any preparation Of Sara
Iarlla vet offered the public several cases Of sccon
dary syphilis Mercurial and ScrouiOus diseases have
entirely recovered in the neurable wards Of OUT Public
Institutions which had for many years resisted ever
mode of treatment that could be devised These
furnish striking examples OF the sauary effects OF th
medicine in arresting Of the mosi nyeierate dis
eases AFTER the glands destroyed and the bones al
ready affected
NoTrcr-Letters from responsible Physicians and Pro
fssor- of several Medical Colleges, and cerhcies Il:
patients, viii be found accompanying bolt
Preparations.
Pau rs Fluid Extract Of Bachu per bottle, fDr IS
Sarssparilla,
equal in strength gallon Of Syrup Of Sarsapara.
Prepared and sold by II. +. HELMBoLD, Chemist,
s63 Ches smut ST. the GTard House, Philadelphia
TO be had of Druggists and dealers everywhere
an letters directed 20 the Proprietor geH recsiDs
Immediate attention.
For sale By r. BROWNING.
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
jy3-dAwCm. Indianapolis, iud.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
THE PATENT SELF-SEALBSG
FRUIT CANS.

THIS CAN aHori- the simplest. cheapest, and
perfect plan for putting up fruit Tor winter that
haseser yet been presented - the puhiic aud on
count 90 is simplicity and thoroughly ansverIng fhs
purpose IL rommends itself ~ desirable aud
iul article. and one which has long been needed.
10 ~ used for without injury the process
Of scaling Is 80 simple, u being closed b mean. of an
airtgt valve. which does away entirely with The al 81
a timer. which he ordinary requires and which
cannot safely b. used second season making the Pa
tent Can both article Of convenience and economy
A we have made suitable arrangements for man
uiaetur1ng. and have large number 81 workman
gagged making up these Cans on all orders win
pr0mpiness and despatch.
The Can may seen along with numerous testimonials
certificates from persons who have tried them. also
full directions for their use, al the House Furnishing
Rt0re Of
II. ". WILKES a. son. 10. IS Fourth ST.
Between Main and Market. Louisville. Ky.
Sole Agent FOR the civ and country.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BECH

HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Est CHI
NOR DISEASES of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Il Diseases. Structures, Weaknesses, and alt diseases
the Sexual Organs, whether in Male Female from
whatever they may have originated, and no mat
ter OF how long standing.
IL YOU have contracted the terrible disease which,
when once seated in the system, viii surely go down
from generation TO another, undermining the con-
sttuion and sappng tho very vital fluids Of e DO not
trust yourself in the hands of Quacks, who start up every
DAY in city like this and Gil the papers with garing
falsehOods too well calculated 10 deceive the young,
and those not acquainted with their tricks. You cannot
be too careful In the selection Of remedy In these
cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced By emf
physicians the greatest remedy ever known II -
medicine perfectly pleasant In its TASTE aud very inno
cent in it, action and yet thorough that anhii2es
every particle Of the rank and poisonous virus OF is
disease; and unlike other remedies does not dry NJ the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional debility brought on by seii-aonse
most terrible disease which has brought thousands OF me
human race untimely graves. thus blasting the Dii
liant hopes Of parents, and bghting IN the bud he GO
rous ambition Of many noble youth, can be cufed ~
this lnfallible Remedy. And medicine men mus
benefit every body, from the simply delicate 70 INC e
fined and desp airing invalid no equal i 10 DC i"u NJ"
ing both a cure and preventive.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-08-16
RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR,

~ n L NE > Int A1llDDE or EOlr IL,
INOIs the Prevention and Cure Of Iva
II ternittent and Renittent Fevers, Fever and Ag
Chlls and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility Night
Sweats, and all other forms of disease which have
origin in Malaria Miasma. This subtle Atmos
pherc poison which at certain is ansvodabiy in
hailed AT BREATH Is the same Ia character wherever
ii exists,-Nonh, South, East West,-and will every
where yield this newly discovered sntidote, which,
claimed to be the ar
MADE.
This specific ID harmless that may be taken by per
OF every condition, and il will
sttue for disease others still worse often
the result in the treatment by Quinine, Mercury, Ar
senic and other poisonous deletenous drugs, not
particle any of which is admitted into this pre-
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from the use OF this NATURAL ANfIDOTE 10
MALARIA.
in the most sicky swamPy locations from any Ague,
Bilious disease whatever, any injury from COZ
stantly inhaiing Malaria or Miasma.
IL will instantly check the Ague in persons wis haze
suffered for amy length of time, from day twenty
years, that they need never have another eAiR,
continuing its use according TO directions.
II will Immediately relieve all distressing results oi
Bilious or Ague disease such general debility, night
sweas, SC The patient begins to recover appe-
tte and strength, and continues until a permanent and
radical cure is effected.
Finally its will Danish Fever and Ague from fam
lies and all classes. Farmers snd and all aborng men
by adopting II preventive will be free from Ague OF
Bilious attacks in that season Of the year which, while
II Is the most sckly, is the most valuable them.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases,
some may require more.
Directions printed in German, French and Spanish,
Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the
trade.
Trade circulars forwarded application and t,e
Gle will BE- consigned liberal responsible paI-
ties In every section OF the country.
JAS. A. RHODES Proprietor,
Providence, RI.
CsAIeHEAD & BROWNING And for sale by dealers gen
rally. narl9-d&wIy