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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-02

TF From one of the counties i'm Nebraska
three legislative representatives were return
ed, when the population of said county did
not exceed 25 persons.
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NJ Prof. Mapes thinks dogs can reason.
We doubt il. lfti.ey c. ND, they would not
make such asses of themselves as some Pro-
fessors do.
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-z,---a s,r OF We again. welcome with pleasure our
old and excellent CORES pondent ga. b. c.,
tosthe counns fthe Journal. His present
letter was somewhat delayed. but it reads
''7'''g.ts none the worse. We hope he will give US
s'ssa. soon the details promised relative to the
49,. young mems literary organization at India
''''s'is' He napolis, and write Us frequently. e-a
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Judge John Law, of this city, was to
have leetured before the Young Mems Cath
Ollie Literary Institute Of Cincinnati, last
Wednesday evening. His subject, "The
Early Jesuit Missions in the Northwest
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R request Of Of the respectable citizens Evans
RD Vile and vicinity. PROF MORGAN has been indlcrd
TO MT the Old Crescent City Hail. the of Locust
and Water streets for the of giving series OF
SHAKSPEAREAN READINGS AND AMtSEMENT.
in asyle unsurpassed by in this place.
eng THIS thursday EVENING Feb. with the celebrated
Dranacf THE LADY OF LYONS. or LOVE AND PRIDE.
conveying great and neral lesson 70 all. ~ ~
He wall personify nineteen different characters
voies. look and action concerned. fgr-rs
He will change hs voice for every chsraer In the above
Play, he will refund all receipts to his audience.
$3.50 THIS is NO HUMBUGt, -'A-s- d.
His nimate have been received In SIX
the principal States with marked b. the elite
pronounced by all unparalleled THE
ENTERTAINMENT Of Entertainmen,s. -1it- li--frH
and all who have for the above species
Ampsements You will be pleased your money will
eloes precisely. fFDta f I#
eAdmission Is cents. (Ns juveniles or dsordery per-
admitted,
Es-There will in attendance TO main
t.in order and there will word he spoken
Moran which will in any Offend the fastidious.
ft-Good music will be in attendance. IFlr-
10y. Yours. truly. -- PROF. MORGAN
f.bl-tf American shakspearan and Elocutionist.
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els .IlE 20 tTre FOUND.
x LARGE chestnut colored Dog black with broad
IA leather about his neck evidently Of hull and
spaniel which the hear Of calling this Office
or upon VIM. STEWART. proving property and aging
charges. febI-n
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his successor.
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strengthening and preparing these vessels m The
ana dangerous service in which they to be engaged
being pressed forward with great rapidly The ixhtbeat
s 70 DC nlted oat propeller, the machinery for her
"meh "N originally intended for - gbost on the Della
ware having been purchased ready Ii 10 confidently
expected 'hat both these vessels win be ready to receive
their oeers crews, and by the 18th Of Mas, The
expedition viii set out from New York by the Isl Of June
The following officers have thus far been selected from
those who have volunteered
Lieut. y. .. hartsene to command the expedition.
Lieut.. Charles e. simms to command the tender
fassd Miashipmen Watson Smith, William S. Lowell and
Joseph 4 fyhe and First Assistant Engineer Harman
Newell.
Mr. 8 2. Griffin, formerly passed midshipmsn Ia the
navy ana IN charge Of the Rescue the American exp
dton 70 the Arctic under Lieut. DE Haven having volun-
teered ms services is to be attached petition in the
capacity of masters mate
Passed Mdshpman Lowell was also in the expedition under
Lieut.. De Haven.
Ga'ed stoies Sioop-of-par cgane,-Commander s. ID
wilson, recently IN command Of the frigate Columbia has
been oruered 70 the command OF the soop "Cyane
now at Boston, and which is be fitted for sea
TO JON the nome squadron under Commodore MeCsuey
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Franklin Pierce, Pfssiaea Of f.e United States america
srhoSt IL naoy
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited
DE- Egaeor has been appointed Of spain Mobile
State OF Aaba and that Poycnpas Won s
pointed vice consul o Denmark Chicago lno
do hereby recognise emas
and enjoy such ncons and privileges
The consuls and Of Uni
ted States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these
patent, and the seal the United
Given under band the city Of Washington, day
IT, 81 Of April, A. D. 1885, and OF the independence
ted States OF america the seventy- aiaih
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF state.
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TIRE smseif s~daspsy TO ae prosecutor
81 ciajrns against government Uaa hs
CONT 81 coags~~s appsnysd Mach s
sf IN
upon d Congress aea any gsas ~ 90
CDnifac rxrs.se~d implied,
win Inc Usi,sd o. s1csfs
susi ee c. - BE-
GDsssss h~rstoN Wegp
the lain made
purpe csan vii he pHd ha
he ttssed States
Tbe undersigned BrftcfFe shs practice
law IN United States
THOMPSON Attorney Law.
~ street, Washin asen,
Ps-Rsf.escs may tf noctssafy hesas depsst
cipxeas VI Washing sad eetss 81 Con
sreeA Mar i3-~lndAcp
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FaoN rHE SANDWICH rsLANpsWe have dates from Hon
oulu 10 the gath of February.
On the 22d Mr. Gregg, the United States commissioner
gave a sumptuous dinner in honor of the birthday OF
Washington The King, his ministers and many residents
and strangers attended.
The propeller City Of -or,ok, sstythree days from Mel
bourne arrived az Honolulu the l7th She had sixty
three passengers mostly for San Francisco.
Value Of goods imported into the islands during the
year 1864, Sl265,o22 H. Exports during period
S274,o29 20. During the yeer there transhipped
l6s3922 gallons Of whale oil l564s4 gallons sperm and
4,4T967s pounds bone.
The number Of whaling vessels touching at the Islands
l4s
The Hawaiian theatre has been leased for short time by
a company aley arrived from Australia by the steamer
City Of Norfolk. In the company Mr. Edwin Booth
Mr. W Il. Hamilton, Mr.. Clement White Mr. d c. Andcr.
son. and Mrs. Hamilton
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Treasury Department.
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NOTICE hereby given holders Unes
purpose of the thesis
department
residue the
$I,i59ss5 05 " offered
csived here prior 10 the first day Of June neati
fE@04 TRxAsuEr DEPARTMENT,
January ., 1855.
Notice hereby hoers the following drscrhsa
UnIed States, department
hereof and the lri day Of
The 20
100000 and the terms hereinafter men
In case Of any contingent within the stated,
order ~ time In which vsd
be The duly assigned 70 tbe Uned
States the thereof
be department. zoe receipt Whereof
price compounded of the sioHsE psspc"iafs
par valDe, specified 10 each cerukcxis
premium stock ~ authorised the act of
1916, November H. 1885, Of
authorized b % s52 rsde~pahie Jlst De-
tbs stock 81 the loans authorized
resershs 5iss
1867 a h Jvse tso OF 10
The Of 1884,
sss Of s Commonly called the Tensn
indemnity J d cent
certificate from the iss fjanaary,
and sseHsnt with
reach owner Of one sastnsses
in addition.
Payment a Treasurer 81
States ~ Boston, Ne~ YORK,
certificate viii me benefit Of ths notice
shall actually "a tbs Treasury o % before hs
JAMES GUTHRIE,
II ths Treasury.
Msrs-dtJunslm lin, and START
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PHILADELPHIA, April i0-The body Of an unknown Ger
man woman found to-day the in the 2ad ward
Of this city, with her hros cut The coroner investigated
the natter and verdict OF murder by person
was rendered found In her pocket closed but
not bloody and bottle Of audanan aiso il her poek
No trace has yet been discovered the murderer Aexan
der Noble, who discovered the body In custody bal
nothing has yet been discovered criminate hiuf
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DEMONSTRATION AGAINST rnr MANRLlopoR LAVA
New York correspondent writes;
" An informal meeting Of all the leading importers and
dstlers was held this morning with view arrange
mass meeting OF all persons opposed 10 the law The
demonstration viii take place in the OF week
An appeal 70 the courts viii be made the first arrest If
the State tribunals affirm the consutonality OF the bill
viii be had TO the Supreme Court Of the United
States There the opinion is pretty general the law will
be pronounced against but that opinion may be taking
too much for granted
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By ). G. MCGUIRE, Auct,oa.s,

ny d. C meGUlME, AuctiOneer.
NREAr SALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE AMI
Tuesday April 7h, 10
day day until the whole disposed OIL shall
Hall" building NIL his large and valuable
comprising 8ss
elegantly paor rlisae In rosewood wal
nut and mahogany covered with brocseies, plush,
and hair cloth tss 1900 80
Richly carved aarbeop dressing bureaus centre sofa
pier tables, sldehoards, beaufeis washsands cabine
ofevsiy description aud style
Elegant wardrobes dressing tables, writing
cabinets, secretary, and andr fancy la
oes, whanots, writing desks chairs
sofas, ee- aietr. extension. dining
ment tables sc beautifully finished, Of
every conceivable style and value 9tf
Gill, ros1wood walnut, and mahogany framed sssas
Of every description
approved patterns from celebrated Phiia
dephia IN
Hghpost French Italian, Jenny Lind cottage bed.sas
super curled hais spring, and hnsk mattresses
Very large assortment OF LOUNGES and back rock
office, dining, chamber chaif- ssF
Handsome gothic, reception nall and fancy chairs large
at quantities Il : .
Enameied cottage 50 ttes, sofa bedsteads
Extensive of plain comprising
81 Eureaus, waTdrobes, hedsteads, tables
Washsiands, cribs, cradles, towel stands
Whalnois. sc, al walnut and mahogany
Asn large quantity OF China and cocks
ahs busters clothes horses -four and spice
door mats. kc.
Excellent safe, desk ard fixture, ,rn,nre eaY
Together with the lease OF the building which
Of the best locations for the house
\ :
rerns $50 under, cash. under S,0O
credit OF sixty and nnry ays and ell
two three and four mnhs for satisfactorily endorsed
Tho nension this aud the neishbosv cii~.
respectfully called 10 The safe 81 this stock which probably
Iarses and bert selected ropth Of New York.
Every facility possible will be Afforded for packing
ing goods purchased AT the aaie.
by order Of the administrator.
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE,
April 10 Auctoneer
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THE FUNERAL or EMrERoR NCHoLAs.---lMPosIgG AND
AFFECTING St Peersburgh letter. dated March H.
gives the following Of the funeral of the late
Car
The funeral of the Emperor took place yesterday AT
daybreak an observable in the
captpeople Fastening to places to witness the
procession In houses which well situated win
dows let for much loo roubles, the roube Is
something over 4f) AT nine o'clock in the morning the
bnrgh, intimated TO the public that the ceremony was
about TO commence at ten o'clock second salvo was
fred that the corege to form itself in the
order fixed by Count Gurew, president of the commission
for the funeral and at eleven o'clock third savo an
that the funeral cor,ege had commenced its march
describe You the anxiety of the people to
der the last homage to him whom they accustomed to
consider demi-god, and Mt later PERIOD charged
by the Divinity combat for the holy orthodox religion
and holy Russia. Everywhere the body passed, the
spectators made the sign Of the cross apd most of them
when they knelt down. touched the earth with their fore
head weeping bitterly At the different churches the pro-
ceson halted and the various ranks of the clergy paid
homage the ashes of the chief Of the orthodox Russian
Church Prayers for Divine mercy the soul of the deceased
offered up N every place of worship and Nicholas
himself was called chief of the church to address
prayers God to give force to Russia to combat with
for her rights and her territory Cannon continued
fire until The coffin reached the Cathedral of Paul and Pc
The service for the dead Of the Greco Russian church
was then celebrated and sayos fred by the troops an
nounced the end OF the ceremony The evening was
advanced before the crowds Of people who assembled
witness the ceremony ceased to fill tho streets Ia addition
20 the thunder of artillery and the roll of the muied
drums the sound OF military music playing funeral marches
be heard The death of The Gar has produced
certain degree OF agitation which government auto
cratic as IL is has not been able 10 prevent The
mony displayed character Of magnfcence and grandeur
worthy OF The deceased Gar Everything passed off in
good order
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Reyeray Johnson OF Halnore Md
and Walter Cox, r@s'd'ng J. Geose,own, p ~ have
purpose
court claim. Washington, respectfully proes
ona sevice persons having
cations nav
conhded them win recev. their joint
RENEROY JOHNSON.
Monument sqsafs, Baltimore.
WALTER -. cox,
March 24-eodlm Geos .erown, %. q.
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LATER FROM AusTaALIA.--Sidney dates to January IL
report the late riots in the mines entirely AZ an end The
yield Of the mines is decreasing.
An expedition Is about to be undertaken by Dr. Gather
wood an American physician to explore the interior of
Australia
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NEW fonK, April s.-Cotton is unchanged with mode
rate demand at previous rates Flour trae
ONO AZ ~ et9 $40 81 southcrnsaie OF 1900 barrel.
at 50 70 $40 46 Wheat firm with an upw ard tendency
Corn triie highersaes OF q bushesnixe 81 o5
VI o. Pork Is tribe lowerold meas, SIS rs SIS co.
Beef Is rn and tending upward Lard unchanged whis.
key--ohic 35 cents.
BALriAosE, April 9.--Flour has anderg gone no change
since Saturday reporsaes of $50 bbs Howard street 4,
~ s73. Wheat is unchanged-sales * red at So 80
" io white at So 40 81 So Corn is ngedsaes q,
white at 20 95 cents; yellow, 80 Rye-sales 81
Pennsylvania At 81 SO. ossMaryland and Virginia 81
a 62L cents.
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STATE pErAsrnExr.

Rafeaaoa " TreafiesThe President yesterday ratified
aud confirmed treaty Of friendship commerce, and nayga
ton between che United States and the Argentine Coneer
tion concluded San jose the 9th o July, 1858 and
treaty for the free navigation Of the rivers Parana and
Uruguay between the powers concluded San jose
de Flores the 10th Of July, 1853.
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rrHfs hydrsnc ~ re t~msnk
Coutsss. th. 6sd = the su
snt tel IN Department
I'm For sale
Office al ths rmPsny by
la Front ST.. a. NV ysrs
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Nfsss'o"% "a i@"" a~a Hsscohssss
CHICAGO, April Sufficient returns have been received
y show that whg State officers in Iowa been elected
Cole (whg) has been elected 10 the supreme bench n Wiz
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DEATn.-The New York papers announce the death o.
Isaac Newton, the well-known steamboat proprietor
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ny JAMES &. meauIas. Aaotl..esr.

ARGg SALE OF FURNITURE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Ia ant Monday April
o'clock Pleasant Hotel o1
subscriber wit sell hy
rr,t duly lard records f Washington
al The furniture effects, eo,eprsag-
T~omahogany hahrspf,ng s9tss, three rockers
Eighteen mahogany spsnv sssi ebaiss
MaTbr centre tahis secretary aud bookcase
"a m~hnKsny fr-nfe sis-sss
Three ply snd ingram carpets, o,ie,o,h
Mahogany dressing sasesus, wasdsoAer
Two mahogany Preach hed.t~sds
Twelve maple bsdssesss, twelve wsshsisnds
Twelve superior CURED h~ir maftre~-f.
Boistsrs and pillows. twenty hutk mattresses
Han toilet
Cane and chairs, window shadss
Dining tables. Ehioa md fsss ruiieH
Took sfase. kcart range nHa hkiotss
Hsr and Hxierss, nc.
s-sortasnt ktchss n'r "~t~
rSedf ot two and
BEARING interest
THos y. FISHER, Trustee
JAS q. MCGUIRE, Asctsenrer.
April I'D
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NOTICE 10 builders ana hou.ekexD.r. ,,.v,an ..
sss addition, o g aas stick and
building ARTICLES. .ae
Parliament hnsss. pssaI bind hinges
,S sss se, 81 : :.p s'I srs ..t 10, o
Axle puteys, pssent sssh and b. nd fa.,enna~
se%ps,s .ssattssa. q sa,ps "s '1s esi.
,ss ss.sy :Psr ra.s ss.'
nrsmsn, for heating nam p1 ~ vs, very complete ar
was good variety q sras ssp sm s e,,.
Probably The best assortment Of ehdren
Ssi .s = %.,s. and unity The
oo 10 al Of which We invite the sus,.n 81 friends
Psnnsyivanta avenae, bs,wsen ION ard streets
CANTos n.ss,.s Fi..r o,leIssss Ss.--ws havs Is.,
received Schooner Elieau. Yos, a 10 o.
r. ss .as ss % v e 81
''s' s'S"' ssss y s ss: %.D.
Z % s.i.ssy 90
s.apsIior sa sa's si ssris M.
iIs@ es.; "a a. aud ss = asa. olee,A.
.sa s .hss s,a,y ase which win ss .a cheap
Also daily expected pr IL nanusy~ s'
10 iS pieces ss g = ''ss a. "a'"s'
Our stock q velvet, Brussels tapestry,
as VII &C. a.d s e. ss as to
esa IN Out preparatory to moving TO onr new store which
April i--aiaw4w HooE. BRO, co.
NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
OF Mr.. KlsosLxys Popular Work, 3
HYPATiAs or. New Foes with oid Face,
By 'ht author Of Yeaa,, Alan Locke &e VOL limo
nv q sperpor says
ss ~ aas
Unsurpassed By any kindred ~o's " the ss f's ss.ae
Published BY CROSBY, NIcHoLL- Co, sossons and for
April '-a,awaw TAYLOR 4 MAuRY.
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Good Invesstusnf.
HAVE oawng and other securities, which be
chased, pay rs the nvesimen
County bonds cent IN New York
Sacramento do dn do DO
81 Louis do do % DO
Illinois Csrtr do DO do do
Magnet telegraph stock paying - dividend.
The highest viii paid 10000 Virginia
scrip and land warrants.
- HAMILTON q. FAINT,
Arri a-sast Banker, sal fsaosstvsnis svsnae.
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A POWERFUL APpEAL-On of the petitions received
by the governor OF California from Texas for the pardon
Of Tabor were the names of Chief Justice Polk his lady
and fourteen daughters Tabor who sentenced to be
hung, pardoned,
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Hon William Medill, Of Ohio, Commodore Newton " =.
NJ Hon E. b, Old of Ohio and L. ", sprott, ESQ, Of she
Charleston Standard among the recent arrivals n our
city.
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The Kunke give their second concert at toe National TN
evening II should be borne In mind that this talented com
many give but one more entertainment in this city.
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NaNERAL AGENCY AT WASHINGTON I'll. sub
s.riber formerly Richmond, Virginia.
Office this few doors in foni
Department services
and pens Congress
purchased the Of The David
has perhapa, only index which
the first auditors Office
Richmond He has copons index papers
public Offices in the Capitol OF Virginia These,
Accommodations from ether Of twenty years
title hope Entrusted him Just, win
where the claimant himself be entirely
unable 10 do II,
For claims under % March, giving
who hattie who
charges win be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS,
RErERsacEs. 4
tye& Hon. Henry A. Wise, Acconac, Virginia
James Lyons Esq, Richmond Virginia
e. Health late Commissioner Pensions, Richmond
virginia.
stafford II. Parker, Rch,aond Virginia.
Hon. John s. renaleon, Virginia.
Hon. samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. O.
William j. ward esq, Baltimore
Lewis Timberiake, esq, New York,
March 7--dAcply-
u win this day ard continue ill LIST of
articles below first their
goods, consisting Ia part o.
Epbreideries, inces, honnelz, rbauds
Flowers, ladies' beautiful morning robes
Millinery goods hosiery, gloves
Worsted, periumcry, dress trimmings
a variety fancy goods
All OF which will be sold great Bargains for cash only
April 6-3t
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LOCAL N X w y.

The rrmrsop all sides and from all persons, including
Of course DID, young the married. and the single
hear and long continued complaints against the times
which alternately spoken Of In terms OF nvectivs, abuse
and reproach We admit that eggs worth two cents
apiece that butter strong Samson) readily com
nands thrtyseven and ahalf cents pound THAI tough,
s,rngy beef is gumbingy received by doomed consumers
almost fabulous prices and that all the neccssares OF life
particularly Of the cereal kind have reached famine figures
But all these causes separate combined are not sat
issc,ory solutions for complaints deep and widespread
The business Of Washington is of such peculiar character
that among class least OF our population the
cry of hard tines should be received an admission OF
extravaganza The national disbursements IN our
of millions And the absence OF any legitimate
demand for very large amounts Of capital for commercial or
manufacturing purposes should secure for us an abundant
ana exclusively metallic currency and place the business
community in general beyond the necessity Of bank accom-
rnoaaons brokers usurious fsvors In city could the
cash principle be speedily and successfully introduced and
established In Arlington and yet in other city has
the credit system more practical supporters
IrE psopLr's THEATRr-This well conducted establish
ment nightly gaaing in popularity and patronage We dc
not why the theatre should not become one Of The liked
institutions Of our city.
Kunkes give their second concert at the National th
evening II should be borne IN mind that this talented com
panv give but entertainment in this city,
Hon William Medill, Of Ohio, Commodore Newton u =
NJ Hon E. b. Old of Ohio and L. ", Sprott, ESQ, Of sh'
Charleston Standard among the recent arrivals IA ou