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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-28

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the LoI don Docks, crowded is it with shipping OF
all kinds; and from every OF these vessels. at a
times OF the day, supplies are being instantly lsud
60. Alopg Hat, dirty cause ~aS, rather beneath
kinds, laden with biscuit barrels Of beef porK rum,
bales Ct winter clothing siege guns, boxes OF Mnis
ammunition, piles Of shell rrnasss OF hay and sacks
Of barley and potatoes. These are landed in the
wet, and stacked in the mud, until sill the provisions
that viii spoil are sufficiently mpregr atei with both
to be fit for ssuit TO tae men. The motley crowd
that 10 perpetusllv wsdizg among these plss Of un
tafable eatabies Ia something beyond prescription
The very ragged, gaunt, hungry looking men, with
matted beard and moustachios, features grmed With
di and torn great coats stiff with successive layers
OF mud-tbese men whose whole appearance speaks
toll and suffering, and who instantly remind you Of
the very loves; and most impoverished class
OF Irish peassntry-are the picked soldiers
from our different foot regiments, strong
men selected to carry mp provisions for toe
rest of the camp. Mixed with these are about
two hundred bofsemen, whose lank, feeble steeds,
covered with huge "raws," seem barely able 70
move about with their riders through the thicK,
tel scious mud. The borsemen themselves are all
pretty much slike-that Is, they are ell Jagged aud
all muddy, yet on examining these men closely, you
perceive that some have dingy brass helmets on
their hesds, others The small Scotch cap of the
Greys !" the remaans OF red trousers indie cats
bussar while head dress curousy missh apen dis
covers lsncer. From all these facts you suddenly
rusr 70 the conclusion that the queer looking cor
isge 10 cavalry, or rather, all that remains OF the
nine 6ne regiments which two months ago Lao led
In the Crimes.
THE ALLns SPECTATORS or CHURCHES
The Russian ne sspsper called tns Journal of
Odessa publishes extracts OF letter from q rest
dent at Lvada, OF the most lovely spots In the
Crimes, describing the devastation II Count Po-
losks villa during the descent at Yats. The writer
says: = Urged bys presentiment Of danger, We
had packed mp aud buried all the most valuable con-
tents OF the houses, such silver plate, jewslry,
marbles, vases, antique busts costly paintings, tea
trvi,es, and LAMPS We had also provided for the
safety Of the contents Of the church. leaving indeed
nothing but the bare walls. Tnis, repeat, wss
extremely fortunate; for, when the enemy came or
from Yalts, they found scarcely ANYTHING 70 carry
t. They, In fact only got hold Of 500 Measures OF
wine, some books nom the library some remains Of
maccNoni few old plates and dishes placed purpose
~ in the cupboaSds, tome brsas chandelier plated
teapcts, glasses and certain utensils which Jon will
excuse my particularifiER They made repeated
ipqusies AFTER the plate, bat nobody told them where
Il was 10 be found although our domsstcs sined
on the estate. You viii perhaps inquire hoe we
came 70 think Il sscsssay 70 take precautions
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PanulI, ana the nrst corps OF Infantry, uuder the
orders OF General Siewers, whose headq arters are
at Rad IN, on the rigat bank OF the Vis,uls. In
virtue Of an imperial rescript, dated the 25sh
OF December, the command Of General 5iewsrs 10
70 extend TO the provinces Of Lvonia aud Cour-
land. We can DOW appreciate with certain do
gree Of accuracy the different positions of the
RDssiap army assembled for the las. three months
In Pollard. It's main forcs is concentrated in The
triangle formed on the RICH. bank OF the vistula By
wilma, Grodno and Wsrss ', which serves and viii
alwsys serve, - che prucipal point dappul Of toe
army Of operation. With the exception Of few
regiments ~ Russian cavslry, scattered over the
country, ths lefs bank remains without troops
Prusss COT sequenty, has little to fear on the side
OF her Polish 0ntiers Another important point for
TIE Russian army In Poland is the military liue e.
tsbtshsd by Marshal Pa kiewitch bet ueen Zamosc
and REM, AID OF which Kew Is the pril ipal key.
When the Emperor Nicholas decresd tue formsiou
OF new army In Poland, | wrote 70 you that t,e
Russian engineering department had received orders
To complete with al possible haste the fertilization
OF this last place, which Is now provided with An
immense materie, and in formidable state of de.
fence. In its vicinity is an intrenched CAMP sum.
cienty spacious to shelter an entire army. It IA
evident mat, in choosing this line for the basis OF
n.s hrst operations, the general inchie, OF the
Russian Amy will be able to direct them With secu.
iity and extend them at pleasure, on both banks Of
the Vhtula."
CANT PRICES AND LuxURrrs.
We read IN letter from sub officer Of the French
Engineers before Ssbastopol:-"I will give Won An
idea OF tho manner In which We live. II No wisn TO
procure ANYTHING beyond the ordinary rations we
must pay 2fr. lItre for wine, 10. the kiloqramme
for haricots, SOC. the kio for potatoes, AR kilo
sugar, and pr. for o wax candle. As for other
thngs, they are beyond reason. As TO oar Kitchen.
IL Is kind o, hut built with dry stones aud covered
With our camp sacks. IL Ia 20 low that ne can
SCARCELY stand uprignt In IT, and II Is here that re
have ell our recreations and our gossip. The rain
comes thro ugh the roof as through sieve. and in
the morning the piece 10 like aswamp. Fortunately,
We eat well are yourg and In go,d health, and have
bomb prof PATIENCE
THR FRENCH FLOATING BArrxnrrs.
The following, says the Courier du Havre, a
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CO.PARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have this day formed &C partner
Il ship under the style and firm of GEO. FOSTER & Co
for the Transaction Ofa general Forparding aud Com
mission BHSteSSi and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious FireproOf Warehouse the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Locust and Dun
ham streets, and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsvilie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all Kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to Cohsighments either BY
River, Railroad Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.. - -, - att9aof
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce or Groceries in this market, socis
orders for the purchase of Sugar and MoIasses
Coast, of the rm will be the South during the
Winter. e'r s5t rci5aG1 sR hsa ,9os II
They hope by unremted attention to merit and share
the public patronage. G M.W!FoSTER.
-s- -- GEO. FOSTER,
dec14 -a.t1 -e-s- w, MLAIKMAN.
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WABASH & ERIE CANAL TRANsPORTRTION
EVANsVILLE. AND NEW HARMONY TaI-
AEEkLY MAIL LINE

EFTdEESRA ON and after Saturday, July the un-
Ma aersgnsd will run TKI-wETKLY LINE Of
Lsang Eys1s7ille Mondays Wednesdays and Friday's
s siock A. returning leaves New Harmony Tues
days Ihursday's and days at O'Clock A. NJ.
The lire will all times be with good
Coaches. and careful drivers
made With regularity and Dispatch Elt orders goods
tended 7--3 ri-5tl0f'il - y 9'l-F -
For passage 9 other busin apply the office Dv
and Sale Stable Locust Market
Persons leaving their any Hotels will
secure prom pit attention -~ ' E. n. DE GARMO.
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TEA BOAT AMI MACHINER v
BLA ACKSMITHING

THE undersigned would respectfully in
form the public that he has taEen the old
stand formerly occupied by M. Newman, or
First street between Vine and Division, where
Sz.A h is prepared to do Blacksmithng in all its
branches-such seambo work saw-mill work.
fencing railing balcony stairs cellar
doors and CRATES Railroad bridge
done at the lowest prices and short Anchors diff
erent sizes always on hgd; also, hog chains wheel
beam strips for boats Being old and experienced
hand at Machinery Blacksnthng will satsfac-
don no All kinds OF heavy forging done shop
tebZ6d1y Hl ri p ~ j. j. MORRIS. s
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THE ALLIEs sURRENDERED!!

SINCE MESsRS. AHLERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water under tbs
Journal Once and filled it to with the largest
and latest STYLES of Fall Clothing
nshing Goods and sell astonlshngy the
ALLIEsvHAVE BEEN COMPELLED
THEIR NEW STOCK 4
consists in part of Mems and Boys ready-made Coth1
Hats Caps and Trunks together
OF Gentle oens Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing GOODS
ever brought this city Their
superior ether house in the city
which enables them at all times fiji all orders with the
goods and at the best bargains.
and the public generally peetfuly invited call
their New Stock Reduced Prices before purc
ing elsewhere. /.
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REs1oVAL OF BOOT ANDsHoE sToRE.


H1 DEUSNER informs his old and Public
generally that he has his Boot and Shoe Store
FIRST street. between Main and the Post 0ce lower
SIDE where he prepared to make all qualities Of Boots and
SHOES IN the latest styles the
to Mt An work will be delivered at the promised
ana no mistake. He hopes receive liberal patronage
prom ptness succeed. ...--. febI3-tf
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gr OINCINN el qer1
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE,

2 N charge of EDWARD MEAD M D. Editor Of the Ameri-
Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity Forenzie
late Professor Obstetrics and formerly Materia
Medica.
This nstGtion open for the reception Of patients
eieet presenting superior advantages. None
but quiet patients admitted. The long experience of
superin practitioner and teacher
anee Kindly care and the most successful treatment
Terms made known on application to DR.. MEAD. Cnein
natl, Ohio. .'.' t- -+i feb2f-6fn
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-. THERE PROBABLY WAS NEV-
Err better assortment of Piano Fortesin
III u 4 1thst city than can nov be found at Nc 7s.
" DWest Fourth. street--Chickerng's. Wood
ward q Browns Brown Aliens. Gbert's with Eoli-
attachment, H Worcestsrs and the Western Manuac
turing Companys Pianos among the be found n
this country Most of these instruments combine exeeen-
here elsewhere. .s's.-u u
An unlimited given with each instrument.
2@t = F 800 s w. f. OOLBURN.
je4 sfH- Piano aud Music Dealer. Cineinn att.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, FRIDAY, JULY 27 1856
CLOTHING &C..
TRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE
ON MAIN STREET, BIZ WIEN FIRST AND sEcoED. f.
. fla GUMRERTS & GOTTLE1B

ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AMI sEcoED. bG u
s aa GUMRERTS & GOTTLE1B
RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Cothip
n Enlistment, large assortment of READY MADE
osuperor quality and manufrctu ed in the
styles fine lot of Cloth Coats all sizes;
roT black and blue French and English Cloth Dress Frock
and sack Goats Sattinett Cashmere brown
and gray OEERooATS. of style, price, quality and
color VESTS and PANTAL00NS OF the most
patterns eyerbrought to this market. =. .t-- -.s
ehlrt and Drawers Gloves Suspenders Col
ars and Sacks HATS and CAPS
than ever sold in this market. e - -
Trunks and Valses Carpet Sacks with large
ey articles and Furnishing Goods all of which will sell
on the Straight Line Plan, cheap the cheapest 3
ALSO-The lar gest lot of CHILDRENfS s CLOTHING
prought TO EYansvs Call and for elysa oet2a-
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JAMES Low & CO.. OUIsyILLE. KY

/ JAMES Low & CO.. OUIsVILE.E, KY,
RE receiving their Stock of spring Goods of
IN which Of their Importation direct from the
Manufacturer in Europe.
We have bought all Goods CASH epared
TO offer ducements prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United
BROWN SHEETINGS AND PRINTS
viii be kept large we'll during coming
aud will be soldfor CASH and All
same must be accompanied with the money feb2l
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u CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters Building, Up StGirS. E
e F.CRfSP, having remOxed his Office TO Fosters
81 building Will be hand at all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, SC. and aUend
all business required of him Justice the Peace
feha-tf ~,
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THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,

MAIN STREET, OPP0S ITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY,
/ ElF LOUIS LILLE. KY. I-l
BENT IL DUVALL
EAVE in by late arrivals large and varied
n assortment of all grades of earpetng comprising:
superb Saxony Velvet Carpets; iH
do Kidderminster do; .a
.-e do Royal v itton do; .. .-.
do Kiddern inster Brussels Carpets;
do Brussels Tapestry do; Ia
do Americ- Brussels dO;H
Brussels Stair Carpets; Brussels Hall Carpets;
ply Carpets Otthe best make; rll a1us .--
Common alI-wool carpets rugs, mats, etc; r
Administer Chenille and TufIed Rugs; ta t
Chenille Tufted and Cocoa Mats; t- .-
a+5Ht .eaf OIL CLOTH N e-tr
from to "a feet wide which fit shaped
without loss to the purchaser. e -
.ls. et lr CURTAIN MATERIALS
Rich satin BrocateIIe; Rich Satin Damasks;
- - de Laines; FL a.54 lIu.g lI+-# ,
worsted damask of every grade window Holland Shades
Superb Lace Ourtains; superb applique Curtains;
tfsa. superb Tsmboured Muslin CurtaIns
Drapery Muslins Cornices Bands. TRsels, Loops ETC.
MATIINGS. = t-.e .
IA, ST. and 6-4 white aud colored MRttings;
4-4 Spanish Mating Offices @ T-'iy-e ~
4-4 Sd GA Cocoa Aattings Offices, hotels
lie buildings.
These together with large stock of fancy. staple
and domestic dry goods offer low they be had in
any Eastern city all in pursuit of chesp and de-
sfable gooes give call before purehaspg elsewhere
BENT DUVALL.
N BAH orders goods will be pity attended at
the lowest prices. mylo
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FANCY d STAPLE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER. IS65.

= =. ltINDT IoUO =
etHANKLfN & REILLY would respectfully invite the
~ teption Of their customers public generally
their large stock of Fancy Staple Dry Goods just
eeved. embracine great variety styles every
goods which will be sold at the lowest market prices
sisting in part of the following; viz ~
Black and cold cloths cassimeres; 4 So
Plain and fancy linen drills Marseiiles vestnks;
Kentucky jeans. eottoDades and denims;
Fancy prints lawns. ginghams and orgsndies;
Black and fancy cold silks. berages and tsssins;
French jaconets and berage de Iaines;
Muslin de laines de ba gu and mourning goods; ,.
Also full Irish linens abs
damask brown and bleaehed linen table cloths towels dim
y bed spreads Marsees quilts English ind German ho
seIy gloves trimming. fancy goods silk and gingham
breas and pasos carpets floor table oil cloths Pam
Leghorn and palm leaf hats. bonnets ribbons
quito MEETINGS. etc. SHANKLIN REILLY,
APPS COrnar of Main First sts.
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:

~ BACON & 90. have removed to Main street be-
u tween Water and First door HalIock Il
Stoddard Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they will be pleased to see all their old
the acquaintance pleased
give They would th ei Ks for the yeyy
liberal patronage given and hope receive
Groceries. ian Te-Tv-
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TERMS OF sUBsCRIPT.
R-ATES OF ADVERTISING.
iIITII!I IfI / Al /

lsqr 4 5OI 2,5o 3.a5 4OOI 6OOL 7O0 OOLlOOOL l5,OO
sq'rs. a,5O 4,OO 500 OOI 725I 85OO,5o 100000 OO
sq'rs3,5O 4,5O $50 $50 $50 100 13OO 1aO0L250
4sqrs4y50 5.5O7 $50 75OI SO 80 g 90 90
so $50 7,e5 500 0O 1900 10 OO26 90 32 90
m 6sq'rs 65O 725 500 $50 O12e5 so so 100
g sq'rs75O s25 8,75 9,e5 $50 400 800
s.crs SOL a5 IA IS i. 90 50 90
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TENNEYd sORENsN. |.

wHoLEsALE DEALERS IL GROCERIES LIQUORS; oohnrh
WATER AND VINE SITS. EVANSVILLE, IND.
VIE undersigned have this day formed efshp
p9rpese oI aolng whoieseie GroeeTy and hiquof
Howes purchased their stock and additions TO make
complete assortment shall be able good
For CASH. any house in Evansville: any city in ths
vest. Aa R. s. 5TENNEY,
jams SSORENSON
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EDWAR ID IL. HILL,
Produce, Forwarding & Commission Merchant
Z. tel-f9 $50 % 70 u EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
HS- Office and Warehouse the Canal. and Wharfboa
.-r. facilities with Lewis d Howard.
n IBERAL CASH advances made consignments, and
attention given the purchase
description of Produce or Groceries. .. mh7 tt .
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IL persons Indebted firm of v K Hendricks
"a again notified of the necessity of
settlement the business of the old firm settled
mh7 - tttf- HENDRICKS & MCREA-
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MILLS, AROMATIC STOMACH RITs
! TIERS. MILLS, WIN r. HsETTTsRS.
preparations have been long aud fayoraby
II as certain cure for Summer Complaints. and
Ventatye of fever and and similar diseases.
signment just received and forsae by ~ -@.st7 sf
feb2i tt TENNEY soRENsoN.
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sT0R WANTED.

VA are prepared Fire Proof house,
NE quantity of GRAIN Produce or Merchandise, on
tho most liberal terms. F .-.t ~-.s 1 = =,
Having and airy stairs particular care viii
he furniture. Agricultural Impernenf
and ali goods liable to aasge from damp or
n when desired.
Warehouse Locust W and e.
Canal shipping River Rail-
road - AppIytos GEO.FoSTER & 90.
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NEW BOOKS.

THNHE Sons of the Stress Looms Practical Astrono
n Life of Sam Houston; History of Turkey:
Ny Brothers. Keeper,4-s Kenneth; f.-
History of the Hen Feve Long Look Ahead; etc.
m myas @H4 ''- s-'' y r. ooNYNGToN & co.
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HoRTY SACKS wheat Flour for sale at reduced pri
u Gene ALI yIs JOHN BURTIS.
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undersigned constantly keeps han large
IL ment of fresh Water Butter Sugar Craekers and
also Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which
ed by the latest improved Machinery they
low price as in any place in the West and are
quality by other mandatory the coury
stock always hand at Shop. btween
Sycamore and Vine. mh29tf q. SINZICH.
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CLEAR THE TRACK ase1 q
THE SMALL MAN AHEAD!!

a EMBIC il receipt the Spring an
Se Summer Dry Goods which he respectfully inViestb7
Of his customers and the trade general he
derermined that effort shall
sfacton in all both regard price quality
ofthe goods Call in examine Judge for yourselves
Store N Main street doors below Seeord uhI7
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OUIsSEEYsS SUGAR CURED HAMS
- HoGSHEADS- COO Ibs--of these extra sugar rured
O Hans, warranted to be the best the psEsss
myz9 i- COOKS Fsni-s 0FSess;t
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11le0itirles.
d r. l. A r. O O k A IT
A CELE INDIAN

A CELE BRATED INDIAN,
Has discovered in the combination OF four kinds Of rom
roots and herbs, remedy that is warranted to cure
the worst cases Of
CONSUMPTION.
In cases where the lungs are not mostly consumed and
sufficient left TO sustain e and every disease Of bst
name having its seat the Lungs in the Bron
ehial Tubes.
One TO three bottles warranted the hardest
Coughs
One to two bottles will cure the Whooping Cough
Two to four bottles will cure the Asthma.
Four to eight bottles warranted Bronchitis
One bottle will cure the Group.
SIX TO eight bottles warranted to the Cosumn
lion in all cases, where the lungs not mostly
and sufficient left to sustain life, and all diseases of -b
the frs. boe and perfect is warranted when tbe
above quantity is taken
See directions on label Price 81 per bottle.
Prepared by SEyERY & HOWE Melrose, Mass.
LEVI s. GOULD, Agent, q Kilby-street Boston,
Sold by all respectable retail dealers throughout the
country.
O. PHINxEY NJ. D., of Melrose, Mass, says,
Il have recommended the use of Dr. Larookahs IndilD
Vegetable Pumonc Syrup for diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, and consider it the best Expecoraut ever offered
10 the public"
Messrs. Seyery L Howe, and to all whom it may con
,eTn; We the undersigned have used DR.. Laroakahs
Indian Vegetable Pumonic Syrup prepared by You for
Coughs, Colds, Whoopng Cough, Group, Asthma, Bron.
eh and Consumption, which has greatly benefited our
are suffering with any OF the above complaints the best
remedy ever offered to suffering humanity.
Yours truly,
REV. J. G. INGALLS,, Porter street, Melrose Mass
STEPHEN J. PHlSSEY, Main street Z"
EDWARD TAINTER, Essex street, &
ELIZA BABB Boston.
JOIN HOBBS, JR 119 Salem street. Boston
EMRLGSE STACY. Cambridgep0rt Mass.
Agents in Worcester-M b. Green Il Co., D. Scott Jr
J. O. HILL Chas. Clarke, and James Green.
janis d&w6m