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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-02
STORAGE WANTED.

VyT are prepared Fire Proof
any quantity of Grain. Produce Merchandise.
tho mos liberal terms.
Having large airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
all kinds of liable damage from damp
the lowest IRE rroof rates. emonth
Logger when desired. Iii. ~. 81. - --, -
Warehouse located on Locust street and W. and f.
Canal and convenient. for shiprng by River Rail-
road. Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.

FINE assortment of Ivory Tables in stock in single
sets or setts of 81 pieces which both useful and
Able Tor Christmas and New Years The attention
housekeepers called TO this fact. CHAS s. WELLS.
desl2 doors below the Branch Bank.
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.n,fIx;srRATOR,s SALE

FHNHE Administrator of Joseph Parker deed will sell at
n public the highest bidder. the 18th day
March. farm formerly occupied hy in Perry
Township. the personal property of decedent follows
Three horses aud calf 25 hogs about I0 BUSH
wagon and gears pows household furniture
bee credit months all Of three dollars
and over. purchaser giving and good security.
feb2O-3tw JOSEPHUS PARKER. Admir-.
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waIs wITrI RUSSIA.
NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,

TNNHE Proprors of this House have removed from their
stand Main their Hotel just finish
opposite Court House. where they prepared to
accommodate and all others
call upon them in much superior than formerly
patronage respectfully solicit continu
which shall all endeavors TO
It. fare will be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
Good stabi and Wagon Yard kept forconntry custom
a W.T. EELKER K HEDDERECH
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n e. At l.. p.

XXTHY often Ladies remark they aimos
Wv invariably suited in Dry Goods Embichs when
tn any other paees The fact always keeps
rtmen hand. and what still
uniform This
Editorial puff hut plain matter of fact do not wish
take it, but call and examine his goods
aud prices ndhereby have the matter demonstrated to
satisfaction His in the front building
Main street three doors below Second. aug22
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FIRE = FIRE FIR Err!
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
- KIEHsS SALA MA NEEYS SAEESy

III The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JUST BEEN
recev cd by the mails. They form additional
of the superiority of RoHs SALAMkNDEhs
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, s. C. lh1 - Z,
ID, 49,. CHARLESTON, April ~, 1854.
MA T.. NJ. HATcH Agent for Rich's Salaniander Safes
Dear SIR Finding it impossible to remove our safe du
ring the late fire. which destroyed Store in Hayne
street, and having taken out books put into il
several papers 10 testt. We glad to acknowledge
that II fully sustained the high reputation your
The preservation OF these pa per- more than
pected. when witnessed the intense heat il was SUBJ
jeeted TO. Yours, &C., ~a Eel --.
'l'lToi9 ,fis COURTNEY, TENANT & &C. I
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GREST MILL.

ENHE Fulton Mill is in good orier for grinding Wheat
IL Rye Buckwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal
Mill in the West for quantity and quality -four the
machinery Of the latest impro for making
lively and good Good wheat ground for
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly on
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and
WAGON loads of grain come tog ether and try
Flour aud Meal for sale the above Mill all times
III CHEST market price paia for Wheat. - z.
noy29-tf j. H. BIRTH.
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THEODOnE EsANKE's
NOTIONS TOYs AND Fancy GOODS.

a O. PUsHEE HAS NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
articles this particular branch OF trade an
with
will cash. market prices ant
friends respectfully invited call and examine the grea
variety Store under Fellows Hall. First street.
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY

HAVE the agency OF the Cannelton Cotton Batting Mill
IL and shall keep stock hand of No. and No.
times at the lowest cash price at e.
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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1OYs AND NOTIONS.

TST received and daily looked for. including most
81 every useful Ornamental article such as Icy
Baskets Boxes Tea Sets Dolls Raes. Whites. Trumrets.
arps Accordeons. Games Dominoes Chessmen
Pins Peneils Gold Pens combs Brush
es Toilet Soap Emersons Razor STRAPS Travel
ing Com Thermom Pocket Knives Wallets and
fora lie hr a ".
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NINGH eases Spring style oinghans Just rec .v.
N eli and sale aoths 10 west prices.
mhso JAS. Low d co., ais Main st.. Lon. Ky.
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large assortment of WILDER's PATENT SArAMANpER
SAFKs, with Rich's Improvement. for SHE by
..1ft., al .-.Iff STEARNS & MARVIN, !
(successors to Rich d. Coz
r ff-1e fsfrnrgt rl46 WATER STREET. N. ".
The only Maker. Of Salamander Safes. combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which neither key
keyhole '-.' f't WV ALLlS e. HOWES.
myy-tf -a. E-- ., Agents at Evansv Vile. q
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Ei.2 8. go -. : e & ss.six..

WABASH d ERIE CANALTRANsPORTRTIO
sSpsx--r1T7,,S, TO NEW YORK BOSTON. <$EA
1872 - PHILADELPHIA and BA l. IT, sS<f1ke -
NOR ed. Agent will recei for the delfve
~ THOTGH Of kinds of Produce and Merchands from
this city by the Troy and Western Line "of Canal Boats
ravts-J ,-' JOHN s. MITCBELL. Agent
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UAvn rnR SAU.R.

uNIYE of Land the Boonyil road bridge an
IL equally divided by the Canal This desirable prorert
situated in rapidly improving rartof the city offered TO
eyS-tf j. =. ELLIOTT.
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ENOLD w ANTED.-we will pay per premmiu
IN tor thousand dollars "A mercan Gold.
now MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
yNTOOD4O cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
w canal bank delivered. Apply to l
+ Ja1I2 q fIi ~ tDBM % fo j. WAS. yICKERY.
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OIDWASHINGTONH HOES

NOR SALE OR RENT.-This House. occupied b
WoOey Nesog Anctioneers will be sold at bfsain
sold will he for For further particular
enquire of W oolsey Nelson or D.. = = - !. ESQ
janl2-tf Il. NURRIE. Owner.
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TO MERCHANTS. PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AN ID THE PUBLIC GEN
% f.,... .vt. it,. ERALLY. ana AZ a4erv

DRUGGISTS. AN THE PUBLIC GEN.
p iaatrvas Jas ERALLY. 8ta ni sga1V =
NIESSRS KELLER q FARNSLEY would respect
wi fully return thanks theircustomers and the pub
lie generally, for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received and take this method of informing
friends that they purchased of 8r. Crawford
Bell his entire stock of Drugs Medicines. and
will continue carry the business inhe house for
merly occupied by him Main between First md Sec
nd they be pleased have their friends
call and examine their stock. They have associated
Isaac White Who has been for years the principal Clerk
in Mr. Bells establishment who will be happy at all
times to wait upon the old patrons ofthe house.
pure Drugs allow rates. and accomIf dating terms are
any inducement tothe Merchants, Druggists and PLY
sicans respectfully invite them call have
hand stock Of S250O0, of well selected Drugs, and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply. and hope TO offer such inducements 10 WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS will supercedc the necessity of
their vis other Cities for the purpose ofpurchasng
their supplies. traI--L -l-f ii 3
iy15 KELLER, EARNSLEY CO
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XARAsH AND ERIE CANAL.

VUNE ed recently built large and btan
tial Warehouse. the Canal at Petersburgh.
now prepared 10 assset any Produce Commission OF For
business entrusted to them Consgnees Will be
promptly notified of the arrival Of their Goods
in all cases warranted to give satisfaction. - ~ ~
dece-x BARR & MORGAN. Peter.bursh. IL
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CARRIAGE AND BUGGY MAKINGM
NNESSRS. fSATERLEE q DE'GARMO have now or
WI hand good assortment of one and two herse Car
rages Rock Always and Buggies manufactured then
own shop after hs most approved and modern styles.
Messrs s. Il DEG. will promptly I'll all orders FOR
work in the neatest and mos. substantial manner.
and surpassed by Eastern manufacturers, either In
quality price. They have experienced Carriage
be excelled i'f 'i's at apply
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NOTICE.

nh ESSRS. LEWIS HOWARD having purchased
ly1 Wharf boat wish return thanks the
patronage bestowed upon hitherto and ask
Of the towards them. II lInI efE ttof
Reg further friends of and to ALL
that continue the Commission and forwarding business
heretofore. We have engaged ample Wharf facilities
the River aud other Warehouses
- III s.r g n.rs q 1 $50
We continue to make liberal advances all property
signed us for sale orshpmentt CORRESPONDENTS and
also promptly to ill all orders sent for the purchase Of
goods the produce of the facilities
do such business the best advantage for
Once. as formerly, under the Telegraph Once -
e22-tf JOHN S. MITCHELL & SON.
BAPANNED TIN WARE.-Trunks Deed boxes. Cash
81 boxes specie boxes knife boxes molasses
dust pepper boxes Tumbers boxes
wash bowls match Safes eandlecks graers lanterns watt
ers and toys Of every voriety.
dec2s =, ,'-.tE BABCoCK BROS.
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FIRE IN DANsvILLE, NY.

90 FIRE IN DANSvILLE, N. Y.
H. vltarrs foF DASsvILLE, April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARNs q MARvIS- Gentlemen: Your Safe
through the fire. Itcontained ali our books and
papers which came out in God order. The Safe. from
appearance. have been red hot. We trusted on
all in it,. Very respectfully, yours eali ;ssii y,
BROWN e. GRANT >
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JOHN. j. CHASDIER aHH yAMrs HARIAU i n

Ohm J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr have
associated themselves together in the praetis,
OF law and will attend to all business eonkded then
or both always be found their street
opposite the Sherwood House. give
ness Prompt attention will lie given TO collections
.Evarsyilie Nov. - :
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- MISCELLANEOUS.
Els! TIN AMI COPPER ESTAEs
LISIgMENT. HtA

x THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Scantlin
EsEl Paryin, has returned from Princeton and tax
jS en- up his residence permanently In THIS CRY
~ wherehc will devote his ntion to AL
branches ofheir business. Swould call the atten
ton of the public generally and HE old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They also prepared to do all sorts
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c, &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice and in the syle
Call at the store of Tnf sSCANTIIN d. PARVlN.
uoyI4 Main steet. bet First and Second.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

6NHE Partnership heretofore existing Letwssn The ssb
seribers under the and style Of Mac Lstssstss
TINS DAY dissolved by mutual consent. A Lsbensns
Will continue the business the old stand viii
of all ella against the old fTm shs
name OF the same for that purpose An shs
selves indebted to the late firm
date payment. CHARLES W MACK
ANTHONY LOBRNSIIND.
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- -l-- A CARD. ~
HAVING Withdrawn from the hru
to thanks for the literally
It, and request Dbuance Of the partner
who will the business viesr e.
will as always. make himself worthy
of the people ey22 CHARLES " MACK
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26
one Of The I'M Mla,rrels .oIfTrado.

Howit is accounted for that -four and
grain maintain such enormous prices
and have actually advanced at St, Lou
is, Notwithstanding the fact tina. the ar
rivals there have immensely exceeded
those Of any previous seasonl The St,
Louis Republican of April 80, says: 4
"Ifreciepts should continue as heavy
as theyare at present until ME close Of
the season, the year with US will provo
one ofthe moal remarkable, in COM
mercial point of view ever known.
Wheat, corn, oats; rye and flour are
largely overslas, years receipts for tho
SAME time, aud The amounts coming for
ward appears to be increasing every
|day The Upper Mississippi, which
Usually sends out larger supplies Of
puraai,, tiat the Illinois, this ssason falls
far behind her aggregate ofshipme,!n,'.
Should that section give anything Ike
the supplies heretofore received, We
4 have no hesitation in stating that the
grain business Of tbi. market will show
al the close, an increase ofat least twen-
~ five per cent, over the operations OF
any proceeding year. The compare
4 tive paucity ofreceipts from the Upper
| Mississippiis attributed BY many to low
i waters and high freights-by othors to
scauty surplus. We hear it stated,
however, by those who are in constant
4 communication with traders at promi-
men. points, that large lots Of grain ale'
alb.ld ready for shipment, awaiting only
!, fair opportunities for transportation.
(. l,is somewha. singular, that, with
;. these liberal supplies, and a fair pros
4 nee, for continuance. prices should be at
}. lie agures which our market reports ex x
,,lhibit. Wheat. corn and oa,s are at |,
{ nearly twice the sun they commanded
4 one year ago; and from indications yes y,
tsrjay, on exchange, they have hardly
f We, reached the eliminating point q
d ss,pady advance has marked the trans
e actions Of tho week. and o business
. commensurate wi'hEeceip,s s'rong'yap
parent" - Hj-ss..e,.. a
" Certainly this canno. be healthy
ID. state ftrade--prices must be sPes'liltaa
Of lively inflated or the mystery y al above
- our u ken. The wise ones may know hoY
t. i Is but we strongly doubt, and rattle
N fancy a tremendous blow up before ma
ri, ny days with such aharyest inprospee'
,e The safest plants to stand from under.
4 d Thee crash will almost certainly cone
i; and the sympathy with the suttsrlp
~, spscniators will cause no raining otteai
III ifwsiudge rightly. The harvest is no. !.
AR neary at hand-fye or six weeks VI Y,
~ sl.owsths golden grain falling before u
'sr reaper.-PiAsburg Dispatch.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

CoUoH IN HoRsEs.-We once had q
horse that had caugh. abad cold, aud
coughed SO severely that he could 9bo
hoard halfa mile. All sorts Of .eme.
dies we're proposed-enough wo should
,hink to Kill a good horse outright
These remedies were all rejected (al-'
thunsh sotpe might have proved usei ~,
a,lthe following course pursued, !, Inc
-Ihprse wasinthe FIRST place caretuilyand
moderately used. so as mover to produce
psrspirati"n-he was carefully blanket
I'd Wh.nt the weather was cold. Ut waS
ahnu, mid autumn,) or when howa' in
thy least degree hoatea-ho was , kept
constantly on green and secculont food I.
cloyen roofs, ETC., and was supplied
!. with plenty Of tho bost water At a. all
times. 'Ina fcw weeks no was perfectly
we'll. Ilisian old saying that more de-
, ponds on the nurso than on thoqhyac'an
which was verified in this Instance
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The weather has been unusually dry
and cold with o hard frost on the 3D..
nHE LATEST. E

AS@s
Dispatches per telegraph from the
Crimea reporta sharp engagement on
the night Of the 1st Of May, ina front
and left attack which ended in the
whole of the Russian rifle pits being to-
ken, together with eight light mortars
and two hundred prisoners. The whole
affair was q brilliant one Of the allies.
CoNsrANT1NoplB, May 2nd.-Lord
Stratford De Redclife has returned to
this city,.
Mehemet Ali has been recalled II. from
exile.
/ sEvAsrorro1, May 4.-on wednes-
day night, 2dinst., the French troops
under Gen. ,Pelissier attacked the ad-
yanced works Of the quarantine bastion
and carried them at the point Of the
bayonet, taking twelve mortars and es-
tablishing themselves in the positions.
On the following night the Russians
made q sortie to regain their positions,
but after asanguinary encounter were
driven back. " 81 :,
The British Baltic fleet hadlef Kiel,
and the French feet was about to sal
from Cherbourg. ,s i.bt,.
An instruction in Ukraine, Russia:
Poland, had broken out and EXTENDED
to three other governments. Twenty
landed proprieters with their wives ane
families had been destroyed. s6la
At St. Petersburg every article o
consumption wasat famine prices. ag
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p PROPOSED Z, NEW STATE.

The Legislature OF Michigan, at lis
last session, passed an act providing for
The formation Of the new State Or Ter
ritory If Superior, This new Terrific Terrific
nv embraces allthat vast territory on
the south shore Of Lake Superior anu
north Of Lake Michigan and Wisconsin
which now composes a part Of Nlic9'gan.
BIZ is entirely separated from it by Lakes
Huron aud Michigan, and has no na'u-
raj connection with the rest oflhat State.
,IIisthe seat of,he great mlneralnweaith1
Of the natior. Its mines Of !copPer'and
iron are unsurpassed by any inthe world world
Ii has h.en the desire oft heinhabl'ants
70 sever their pulitica! co rns'il y With vii
Michigan, as theirinterests were diverse
and they are re SO far dis,an, from the cap
!, ital and business portion ofthe State
! Michigan has heretofore refused togrant
thsllrf request. but it seems q sober Sec
out! thought has brought an assent
Two years. ago Wisconsin passed al
, act granting the northern part of lister
.;ritory Is the proposed State ofSuperior
The proposed northern bpuadry ofNsi'-
Econ-in aud snu,helnline Of SuperlareA-
tends from the Mississippi,at the mous'
, iotthe Chippewa river, up this last ms
!. med liver untill it strikes the lutte
/, States correction line between towns
: ( 80 and 81. and then following that lice
i east to Green Bay, which it intersec''
! near neal. The mouth of'Brnls river Of Greeu
!. Bay. This would throw all the coun,
. tn on the ST. Croix into the, proposed
i new S,ate-a fine agricultural reg ion
!. which would find its account in being
+ + Connected politically with Superior.
!. This territory from Wisconsin and
u frum Michigan will form the futureStale
. Of Superior. 1t will extend from the
western point of Lake Superior, embra
10 cling al the south shore thereof to st
o. o. Mary's river aud the northern portion
y Of Lakes Huron and Michigan. Thu
"a =. .Saulp Willie oniils eastern border, an.
"a the grea, mines Of copper aud iron vii
n he on its northern line. Its western
o. .. boundary will be the St. Croix river
y, 1t is destined to be one Of the most IL
J, J, 9 " -teresiing, wealthy, and important POI
l y lions Of the Union. The States
ID, Michip an and Wisconsin being agree
{ cd q to this arrangement, Congress, by y'irtr
po' Of the power vested in it by the VII
section Of the fanrth article Of the GO
led attention has authority 10 erect il into
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gMoRGANToWN, Va,
SATURDAY, May 90, 1865.
OUR AGENCIES.
MEDIATION OF THE UNITED STATES N
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

y The Washington correspondent Of
tho Buffalo Daily Republic states that
q memorial was presented to Congress,
lastwinter, and ably discussed in both
Houses, requesting our government to
offer its mediation to the belligerent
powerslof Europe. It is said that the
President was much in favor Of such a
schome, and received assurances from
the English, French and even Russian
ministers, that in case the different Eu-
ropean conferences, from which much
was expected, should fail to establish q
suitable basis,for peace, the proposed
mediation of tho United States, if made
at. the proper time, and in the proper
manner, would be received with favor.
During the discussion Of this matter it
was proposed to appoint as commits
sioners Of arbitration ex-presidents Van
Buren,, Tyler, and Fillmore, all gentle
menof large experience, and Of decided
ability in affairs Of state. VI.
Mr.. Van Buren, has been for some
time scjourning in Italy, and recently,
IL is said, was hastily summoned to an
interview with the French Emperor
On the breaking up Of the Vienna Con-
ference, which shattered the last hopes
of the peace party, Mr.. Fillmore very
suddenly took his departure for Europe
Npnd it is understood that Mr.. Tyler is
leave in the next steamer for the
ne destination. The commissioners
meet it is expected, somewhere on
ontinent, and deliberate in secret.
while the war will go on, as the
,,AGes will consent to no ,armistice, or
Suspension Of hostilitics, until the result
is announced. sd 3s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-26

ma In Westmoreland county, Pa,
tho sstar Of the West,'' the Demo.
cratic party has repudiated the rriina;-
ny election system of nominating can
didates for Office. They seem to have
arrived at the conclusion that it is not
exactly right to employ q process un-
known to the laws, to supercede the
elections required by the constitution
and laws Of the State.
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Cau,e, Of Cholera on ia Mississippi.
The Dayeuprt (lowa) Gazette, says
that the steamboat are SO much crowded
on The Uppe, Mississippi with passen-
gers on deck, that an escape from dis
ease 8 Is almost impossible. 1t calls for
alsw Of Congress tn prevent such ex'
cessiye overlooking and the indiscrim'
ina,e mixing together of hogs. cattle
smigrants. horsos, men. women sheel
aud children. :