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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-15
no MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, ANDTHE PUBLIC GEN.
EleAlLX.

NTESSRS KELLER IL FARNSLEY would respect
IVA fully return thanks thercustomers and the PUB
lie generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore received, and take this method of informing
their friends that they have purchased of Mr. Crawford
Bell bis entire stock of Brings Il Medicines. and
will continue TO the business i'm the house
mehy occupied by him Main. between First and Sec.
end sts where they will be pleased 10 have their friends
call and examine their stock. They associated III
Isaac White, who has been for the principal Clerk
in Mr.. Bells establishment, who will be happy ntall
times. TO wait upon the old patrons, ofthe house.
pure Drugs ALLOW rates. and accommd dating terms
any inducemcnt TO the Merchants, druggists and Ply
sicians respectfully invite them to call. have
on hand sock OF $4,000. of well Sc ected Drugs and
will be constantly receiving additions to present
supply and hope to offer such nducementsto WHOLE.
SALE DEALERS as will supereede the necessity OF
their vis other Cities for the purpose OF purchasing
their supplies. - -..-- =. .
jyI5 KELLER, FARNSLEY g. co
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KN now have hand OF the complete de-
w srahle stocks of Dry oods the
which We oer 10 all cash time buyers
unusually low Our hongt
manufacturers ano importers and in quality and
We deiv mpeon any the markets In the West
We ee thankful all of old friends past favors and
feel well assured that make IL their
elsew here octlS JOHNSON AZ ERENCH
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CARRIAGE AND RUaGY MaKINGu
LAND POu SALE

E,NIEE Land BoOnvill road bridge
4 equally divided by the Canal This desirable property
situated in rapidly improving part OF the city, is offered for
sale on easy terms. Forfurther particulars apply 20
J p. ELLIOTT.
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STORAGE WANTED.

JOHN $. MITCHELL * SON,
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Office aad Warehouse on WGter street, bttUeen Main
and Locust; also corner Of Walnut st. and the
Caaa!, and at the Big Wharf Boat at
foot of Main street.
WILL advance cash all kinds of Produce COZ
Wv signed them, for ale orto ship toiheir Cor
respondents al New Orleans aud the Eastern Cities.
Orders Cor purchasing Produce or Merchandise, filled
at the shortest notice and lowest market prices
They will give prompt attention to the Forwarding OF
all and Produce entrustedto their care and
with their experience and ample facilities for Storage,
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction:
noyI4-tf JOHN =. MITCHELL 81 SON.
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AN0lD ~ ANTED.-we will pay per cent premmiu
"a tor thousand dollars American Gold.
now MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON.
VETO0Dioc cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
jaaI2 JW s. vICKERY.
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CIGAW AND TOBACCO srosE or

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST.. BET. lSr AND CD.
20. SchaeIer & Schroeder's old sta dr.
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
and Surround country, that have taken the above
stand, Diet rmined 30 continue the business, and
will constantly keep hand the choices ay cigars.
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford; also Snuff aud Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds MGR
shaun China and Wooden Pipes OF all sizes and quail
tiles, at the lowest cash prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share Of public patronage. laplu
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Partnership heretofore existing between the
serbers umfer the and style Of Mac Lohenstns
tins day dissolved by mutual Lobenstine
viii continue the business the old stand will
adjustments of all claims against the old in
name OF the for that purpose. All
selves indebted to the late hrm.
Giate payment. CHARLES W. MACK.
ANTHONY LOBENSTINB.
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tQUORs.- .-.. ...t
h cnsk dre Pale Brandy; "a casks Port Wine;
d. Holland Gin; I cssk Ma ieria Wipe; n..| b
do Old Sherry; reed aud Tor sale by
pRFSTQN pR0S
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LOTs AND HOUSES FOR SALE.

HREAT CHANCE FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY Lots for
~ sale situated in Evansville beyond the Railroad De-
-Four these lots have Frame Houses them and other
weimproved They are we'll situated for residences being
convenient TO business and only about square Main
TO Bis SOLD. Those wanting residence wish
ns fine opportunity Depreciation had better apply mme
aely One of these houses especially as de-
srabe residence For further particulars apply ath Oe
elicit
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THEODORE FRANKE'S

THEODORE ERANAE'S
CINCINNATI DYEiNG ESTABLISHMENT,
and Canal opposite Henry Lutz Groee-
ry. Evansville. Indiana. ,
HNANCY DER Steam Scourer and Rehnher OF Dry Goods
q and formerly Foreman Cincinnati for Mr. TeaSdaie's
New York Dye House. s,,
Cleans by steam Ladies' and Genemen's Clothes OF Silk
Wooen Crare and Cashmere Shawls OF emery dscrP-
tiOn aud finishes equal Dyes every kind OF a-
eording patterns. and finishes them equal to new lie
stains from Silk Dresses in dry way ltnout
color tie also cleans and rehnshes Cur
tan3 in Silk and Woollen. Toe de Tersse and Tulles
fair rates octl9-lFd&w
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n. q. At 4. II.

NNTHY is often hear Ladies remark they aim
w invariably Dry Embich's when
tn other placer The fact he always keeps
good goods hand and what still
portant sells ALLOW aud uniform This
Editorial puff plain of fact do wish
TO- it, but call his goods
and prices thereby have the demonstrated
satisfaction His in the front building
Main three doors below Second. au922
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EOHN j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
associated themselves together in the
Flaw and viii attend to ala business contded to them One
or both always be found their Office Locust
opposite the Sherwood House. give counsel
ness P,omTt attention will he given To collections.
Evansville. Nov. y, ls54.-ly ....w
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HAVING withdraw from the above firm take this
= express my thanks for the patronage literally bsto
~ andrequest of partner
who will vissr and
VIII as always try make himself worthy Of
ofihe people ey22 CHARLES W. MACK
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GIslST MILL.

VSNHE Fulton Mill is in good grinding Wheat
n Rye. Buekwheat and Corn with dispatch and equal to
any Mill in the West for quantity aud quality of four the
machinery Is OF the latest for making the
lively and good. Good wheat ground for
sold, will he warranted. The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays
WAGON loads of srain together; and try.
R1Flour and Meal for sale at the above Mil all times.
Highest market price paia fOr Wheat
J. III. BIRTH.
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Toys AND NOTIONS

UTST received aud daily looked for including most
% every te useful and ornamental article such as Toy
Dolls. Rats. Whites Trumpets.
Hap5 AecOrdeons. Games Dounoes Chessmen PerfamerT
Needles Pins To9thpks Pencils Gold Pens. combs. Brush
es Toilet Soap and Powder Emersous Razor Saps
Compasses Thermometers. Pocket Knives Wallets and
Purses SEWING Birds Wax Beads Jewelry Fire Works &c
and for sale bv nov3O A. G. PUSHEE-
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

VENHE Propretors House have removed from
II old stand Main street their Hotel Just knisb
opposite the House. whose they epared
their old and all Others no
1t call them. in much Superior style than formerly
Thankful past patronage respectfully solicit eonnu
the which shall all sndeavors to
it. Our fare will be the best the markeS Affords and
charges moderate.
Good tabii and Wagon Yard kept toreeuptry custom.
IO-dL wt AZ
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EAPANNED TIN WARE.-Trunks. Deed boxes. Cash
- boxes specie boxes knife moasses
cups caners dust pans pepper Tumbies boxes
wash bowls match safes eandeick grater lanterns wait
ers and toys of every yoriety.
dec23 BABCOCE BROS.
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ID LACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS-we have on hant
ID superb stock of these desirable goods which will
fer the trade heavy discount prices Cal
aud them. oetlS JOHNS IN * FRENCH.
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WHOLESALE pRY GOoDs

GkEENyILLE roBACco.-io boxes best quality jus
" ed. Tor sale ty
oct2O Sc. GILBERT & CO.. sye near Water.
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E.s..PREsT0N a CO.

r.s.f'a q ~.
MANUFACTURER OF Tobacco. Second st. between
WI Main aud W Ldoor below Buchanan Il Co.. has
on hand 80 boxes Choke Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY.

HAVE the Agency of the Canneiten Cotton Batting Mill
and shall keep stock hand of No. and No. e ut ali
times ct the lowest cash price at
Janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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WAR WITH RUSSIA.
THO RLACKSMlTfS, WHlTESMITHS AND
III EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE!-Haviug estab-
shed Coal Yard Water street between Locust
Walnut prepared sell quantities the best
PITTS RICH COAL, low prices be bought be-
the Falls All orders left the Of Hornhrook
Churchill will thankfully received and punctuay attended
10 by my3-lyd&y A J. HUTCHESOS a. co.
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COPARTNERsHlP.

HAVE thisd,y associated with me. in the Forwarding
u Comm ssion business Robert 3. Howard. The busin
will be hereafter conducted under the style and hrn
LIE 4 Howard. 6-tf EDW ARD LEWIs
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A HOUSE AND

IN very desirable location in upper part of the city,
H for sale Apply to IGLEHARr d OAKLEY.
jan3- l0td Water street.
NIEw NJ. r. RAISINS.-25 boxes ehsee rec per Lexng
ton for sale by
dec23 s. h. GlLBERr CO.. Syc near Water.
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POPLAR SHINGLES.

UHoRTY Poplar Shingles lust received fro pte
4 comfy. IA. These a No. srteie msnptae-
,,ed ont uuequsld by ANYTHING onerea TO
tsis market For with large stock 81 ssascncd Pine
Lumber. BY tfet2i1 JOHN r. GLo'Eh oo'
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HHRMP AND CANARY SEED.-A fresh supply of
n y each just reed ana for sale by -
j.n27 0I'-rI.- T. GRANT & co.
HLASkS4o quart pint and half pint just roe
n per Jas. Park for sale low by
jana s. E. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water.
m ACK EREI.-Ioo whole aud half bills aud kits a
IVE Nos ed Robt J. Ward. for reduced
rates by JANIS S. T. GILBERT Co., Syc. near Water.
NEw CODFISH.-I.25o lbs choice just reed per X. j.
JANIS S. L. GILBERT CO.. sye. near Water.
VUERRING.-5ob boxes Just ed for sale by
II II JAMS 5. L GILBERT 4 CO.. Syc. near Water.
GNHEESE.-loo0 his rich Sage cheese;
" 200 do W. do
40 do English Dairy Cheese; at
japI6 COOKS Family Grocery.
NIFTY d Iron reed per late arrivals This with
n former stock hand makes assortment complete.
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Boot trees. rasps avis pncers wax nails balls tacks
stamps thread, buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe makers
all OF which will be sold on the reasonable terms
| iel4 90
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GOLD PENS, GOLD CHAINS. EFT

GOLD PENS, GOLD CHAINS, ETC.
KXT have Just received another those justly cetra-
w ted Gold Pens manufactured by A Morton Co .
New York and which will break by fair
in writing; they do give another for the
and Silver ofevery description Gold Guard Fob
Vest Chains Gold Necklaces D mond and Ruby Rings-n
short general atches Clocks and ewery
of which will sell lowest figures for cash. and
every article TO be Just such represented
Hov9 BIrTROLFF & SONS. Main ST., bet. LIST & I'd.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-03-01
Slavery Abolished in Circassia

The Sultan Of Turkey, years ago, abol-
ished the slave trade in Constantinople,
and has recently issued the following
6rman against the slave trade in Circassia.
oman is the most noble of all the crea.
lures formed by the hands of God, who
destined him to be happy, in making him
free born. But, contrary to that decision,
the Circassians INDUCED in the strange
habit of selling their children and relatives
as slaves, and even of stealing children
from each other, in order to sell them, like
animals, Or articles of furniture. These pro-
ceedings, incompatible with the dignity of
man, and contrary to the will of the sover-
eign Creator, arc altogether rcprehcusiblc,
and condemn them, absolutely Where
fore, L have just given orders that, to pre-
vent that state of things from being contin-
ued, counsels and directions should be given
to the Circassians, and at the same time
proper measures be adopted to prevent the
embarkation of slaves on the coast; and, in
order that this decision be known to all
the civil and military authorities in these
districts, the present frman has been rem
dered expressly by my imperial Divcn.
Therefore, 0 Visier, being thus informed
of what desire, you will proceed with that
zeal and high intelligence which distinguish
you, to make known my sovereign will to
the Circassians. and all others concerned,
by publishing it in the most detailed man.
ner. You will do all that your sagacity
and experience will suggest to you, to put
an end to that traffic, and to prevent the
passage and embarkaton of slaves in the
waters within your jurisdiction; and, be.
sides, as it is urgent to punish all who
contravene these orders, and are guilty Of
selling their children and relatives, or the
children Or relatives of others, you will moi
lose sight of that point; in fine, you will pay
every attention to do everything indicated
above, and you will show full respect to the
noble cipher with which the present docu
.ment isadorned. Given in the second de
,cade of the month of Moubarrem, 1911
(beginning of October, 1S54")
A second 6rman, TO the same effect, wa
issued on the same day, to prevent til,
commerce of slaves in Georgia.
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Guardians sale Of Real Estate.

ny virtue of an order of the Probate
~ Court within and for Jefferson County 0,
I will expose at public sale on Saturday the 3lst
day of March A. D. 1855, at the front door of
the Court house in Steubenville the following
described 1T of land and premises situate in said
county described as follows being lot Of
ground adjoining thetown of La Grange in said
county, being onthe north side of Ross Street,
beginning for the the same in a line with the
east side of High Street on the north side of Ross
Street. thence with the North line of Ross Street
s. 70 Z. l4O feet thence N. 90 E. 60 feet thence
N. 70 W. lao thence S. 90 W. 60 feet to the be.
ginning with the appurtenances, subject to the
payment of eight dollars and thirty three cents
annually to Mary Hildebrand. There is COM
Portable frame house in the ab)ve described lot
Terms,-One third in hand balance in two
equal annual instalments with interest from
day of sale. Possession given Immediately
appraised at SOLOMON HILDEBRAND.
Guardian for the heirs of ames Long, dec'd
March l 1855
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No. TOO Union Building, Sd ST.,
January |, 1858.
Dry Goods at Reduced Prices.

A LEXANDER CONN invites the at
IN tention of his numerous customers and the
public generally, TO the fact, that he is now dis.
posing of the balance Of his large and attrac-
tive stock of Winter Dry Goods at great reduc-
tions from former rices. The assortment com.
prises in part, French Mernoes different shades
and quelitiea, Cohurgs, Parameltas, Thibet Me
rinoes, Persian Twills, Wool Delaines, figured
and plain Cashmeres, Bombazines, black Dress
Silks, plain, barred and figured fancy, plaid and
figured do, Gnghams, Prints, ETC.. etc. Also
full and complete assortmentof Embroderies
White Goods, Ribbons, Gloves and Hosiery
Trimmings, Notions, etc, SHAWLS, in great
variety and at very low prices consisting ot
fine Broche, Thbet, Cashmere and the Bay State
Long Jhawls. Also, our usual excellent stock
of Housekeeping Goods, comprising nearly eve
ry thing in tho Dry Goods line, needed in fam
lilies. Call and examine before purchasing else
where.
South west corner Fourth and Market SITS.
Sleubenville, Jan. l. 1855
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Popular sovreignty-The right Of In
struction.

The people of Michigan made an issue
with their Senators in Congress on the Ne
braska bill. The Senators voted for it, and
thus claimed to vindicate the doctrine of
popular soyrcignty; the right of the peo-
pie to rule. The people resolved to test
the question, and so they nominated State
ticket, also candidates for Congress, and
for the State Legislature, who were opposed
to the Nebraska bill. The Anti-Nebraska
State ticket was elected by five thousand
majority. Three of the four members of
Congress were of the same faith, also a
large majority of both branches Of the Leg
islature. Here was popular sovrcignty.-
Here was the voice of the people in oppo-
sition to the voice of Senators. There was
no mistake about it.
The Legislature met, and no doubt cx.
pecting that Messrs' Cass and Stewart
would be glad to give to the country ano tn.
er specimen of their devotion to popular
sovroignty. They passed resolutions in ac.
cordanco with the express will of the poo.
pie, instructing Messrs. Cass and Stewart
to vote for the repeal of so much of the
Kansas and Nebraska bill as permitted sla.
very to be established in those territories
These instructions were sent to Washing.
ton, and Twas read to the Senate. Mr.. Cass
made speech in response, and we ask the
attention of our readers to what he said:
4 shall neither obey these instructions MOI
resign my seat. Ifapolitical party, when.
ever or by whatever combinationsit attains
power, can compel its opponents holding
legislative trusts to violate their conscien
ces and consistency or resign their posi-
tions, it would radically affect the organiza
ton of IL a,Senate, and be incompatible
with its office as the representative brancl
of the sovrcignty of the States The Sen
ate would lose every characteristic of per
manency as The power was transferred from
one party to another
Again Il shall remain in the position
I am until the end of my term, uuless the
Democracy e of Michigan shall require
me to act against my convictions of duty
What fear, above all things, is that thu
people may be struck with judicial blind
hess, with which nations are punished fo
national offences, and thus add to the mel
ancholy list of the people who had not wis
dom enough to appreciate the value of fre,
i institutions, nor virtue and frmness enougl
to maintain them
J What sublime confidence in the wis
dom and integrity ofthe people
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Capture ofa Desperate,


About the 18th day Of January, aculprit
by the name of Abraham Peifer alias Pi-
per broke Jail at Clarksburgh, Va, where
had been confined on a charge of counter
feiting. A proclamation, offered by the
Governor of the Commonwealth, rendering
5000 for his arrest, was Immediately issued
and every ordinary stratagem resorted to to
trace his whereabouts. No tidings how
ever; could be acquired. Months aye, a
year Aeeted away, and stillhe failed to turn
up, nor was the slightest hope of his capture
afforded. Nevertheless, though Justice has
leaden feet and travellers slowly yeti scent
is unnoring and its grasp Of the guilty as
sure as it is inexorable.
On the 18th inst, Sergeant Sangston of
this city received a copy ofthe proclamation
describing the sharper, from the Secretary
of State. Ever active, and vigiIant he
promptly set his wits and "shadows" to
work. He reccollected an introduction to a
man of that name, about a year ago, by an
Ohio friend, and the application of the said
Mr.. PETER, at the time, for deputyship un-
der him, recommending himself as an ex-
traordinary stout man, aud capable of all
manner Of service. The more he thought
of the matter the more he felt convinced
that he was the "same old coon' who broke
iailat Clarksburg and once also, at Braxton
G. H. A recent fight too, between PETER and
a countryman, his loafng about without any
visible means of support, and minor circum-
stances, confirmed his suspicious and indu-
ced him to smoke him out.
Hence, repairing to his boarding house,
(Clark's, which is about miles from this
city, on the Ohio side day before yester-
day, accompanied by several "shadows,'
he called but was received rather roughly,
and was told he was not in. He remarked
to the landlo1d that he was not very an
xious to see him but intending to purchase
q small piece of land, few miles further
on, he merely thought he would drop in
an renew "auld acquaintance" Driving
off, he "laid the ropes" for that night.
Hence when darkness came on he surroun-
ded the house with his "shadows" all Of
whom were armed to the teeth with royol-
vcrs when a portion of them made descent
upon the barroom. PETER apprehending
their errand bur8tcd through two doors 10
an effort to escape but, fortunately was col
larred and brought to the floor. After be-
ing manacled he was brought down to
Bridgeport, and arraigued before Esq. How
ell. A difficulty here presented itself
The prisoner could not be brought over
without a requisition. This was removed
however, by acclamatiOn, the most promi-
nent citizens ofthe place not only consenting
to his removal but very kindly urging it
lie was brought over, the prison door again
swung upon him, and in day Or two, will
be removed to his old quarters to Clarks
burg.
Here again, we are reminded ofthe world
of truth embodied in the old saw viz; thC
way of the transgressor shall be cut off,
Wheeling Young Amerjcd
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New Meat Shop.

EENHE UNDERSIGNED has opened a
n New Meat Shop, in Washington Hall Build
ings. nearly opposite the upper end Of the Mar
ket House, where he will keep constantly in
store general assortment of Meats, Beef, Lamb
Veal, Pork, Sausage, Lard, etc. Prices moder.
ate. Thankful for 20 years patronage, he hopes
to prove worthy of its continuance.
Farmers having any description of Fatted
Stock will be paid the highest market price, by
calling at my store opposite the upper end of the
Market House. Jan, 25, 1855.
VIM HUSCROFF.