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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

A QUIEf HoME.-A pickering pair of Qua
kers were lately heard in high controversy, the
husband exclaiming, II am determined to have
one quiet week with thee p
''But how wilt thou be able to get it p said
the haunting spouse, in ''reiteration,' which
married ladies so provokingly indulge in.
81 will keep thee week after thou art
dead" was the Quaker's rejoinder.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

o. The efforts made to obtain the uncon-
ditional pardon of Mr.. Smith 0Brien, have it
appears, been for the present unsuccessful, an
unfavorable answer having been obtained from
Lord Palrnerston. The Cork Examiner says,
however; that the answer by no means shuts
out hope but quite the country.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

OF Ladies Of different classes Of society in
st. Petersburgh, have formed themselves into
society for the succour of widows and or
phans of officers and soldiers employed in the
defense of the capital and the shores of the
Baltic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

OF The vintage in the island of Madeira
has again failed-ths being the fourth consecu-
tive year. Much destitution prevails in the
island in consequence of so many persons being
thrown out of employment.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

G~NFThe Evansville Journal makes it's ap-
pearance in new and beautiful dress 1t has
always, under the management of Mr. Sanders,
been one of the very best newspapers in the
State. Its editor is man of indomitable in
dustry and great experience as well as of first
rate talent. He is personally a gentleman,
too, and we congratulate him upon the tri-
umphs which he has achieved and is certain
hereafter to achieve.-[ Madison Banner.
We value the above the more as coming
from gentleman who by personal acquain-
lance, and experience as editor of an opposition
paper here at one time, has certainly had an OPP
portunity of forming correct opinion of us!
We thank him for that opinion, and when we
say we shall endeavor never to forfeit it, we lay
out very excellent path Of action for the flu
ture.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

OF The State liquor agent of North Madi-
son, Ind, reports that he has sold in three
months 391 gallons 3quarts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

OEThere is a female Saxehorn Band in
New Albany, and it gave concert the other
night Madison Banner.
Its name should be changed to female
Ser-horn Band"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

PRETTY GooD.-An exquisite compliment
was paid the other evening to a lady in our
presence. She had just swallowed petite glass
of wine, as gentleman in the company asked
for taste. at is all gomez said she, laugh
ingly, unless you should take some oft from
my lips" 81 should be most happy he re-
piled, ''but never take sugar nth ney e0ine'
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A 0HaIn'' Wanfad

Servants, or "hired help" form great
want with many families here just at
this time We know of one family which is
disposed to offer every inducement in its pow
er to German, Irish or Hindoo girl of ample
dimensions. 1t is not required of the young
lady, much less expected, that she under
stand word of English. She will be taught
with much care how to cook meals victuals.
after which time she will be expected, though
not desired, to seek new place to make room
for another culinary student. She will have
thrown in some knowledge of the rudiments of
washing and ironing although, of course, the
mistress will do nearly all the latter, except
enough for instruction. She will also be taught
system oftelegraph motions, signs and signals,
by which she may finally be enabled to answer
the door-bell, and show visitors into the par
lor. The last girl rather failed in this part of
her instruction, as one half the visitors were
shown into the kitchen, and the other out of
the door and premises. But this, it is to be
presumed, was all owing to the inexperience
of the mistress in teaching. If a Catholic, she
will be allowed to keep all the holidays, go to
church on Sunday, and to balls every night in
the week. If a Protestant, she need not work
on the Sabbath, and can say grace over her own
meals, and can indulge with company in psalms
at any hour of the night. She will not be ex-
pected to come in before twelve O'Clock at,
night The sitting-room will be reserved for
herself and company of evenings when the
weather is too bad for her to go out, with the
privilege Of the front door steps. She can have
well furnished room, with daily change of
sheets, and every accommodation. At the
present time a little girl to wait on her must
not be expected, as the crop of little girls
appears to have signally failed this year The
family earnestly hope these inducements may
have some influence in securing another girl,
although they have not been sufficient to keep
one very long. 1t may be well to say that the
family consists of only three persons, two of
whom are females, and perfectly willing, to do
three-fourths of the work of the house The
gentleman is willing to make reasonable sac
rifce of cleanliness and comfort, to avoid the
customary complaint of "too big washing."-
The family sets very good table, and trusts
there will be no complaint in that particular
If the young lady has poor or close family,
she will have the privilege of supplying it with
victuals from the table where she is employed.
As to wages, they will commence at % cents
above what the neighbors give and wages will
be increased every time there is a threat of
leaving.
P. S. There are no Bed-bugs about the
house, but if the young lady is accustomed to
them, and finds them necessary for her COM
fort, she can have the privilege of sleeping out
occasionally, and thus importing stock, or Of
bringing an original supply with her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

0F While We are eulling from kind excha1i-
ges notices of ourselves, we do not feel like ex-
hibiting any selfishness by concealing notices
of the new publisher of the Enquirer He can
learn from the following, that his ne,o connec-
ton with the Enquirer is matter in which
the world at large feels great interest:
0F The Evansville Enquirer was sold at
sheriff's sale a few days since. Major J. w
Hughes of that city was the purchaser. We
wish it continued prosperity.
Lafayette Jour.
Maj. John Wesley Hughes has become pro-
prietor of the Enquirer, the Democratic news
paper in Evansville. He bought the office at
Sheriff IS sale. on Monday last.
Madison Banner.
The Evansville Enquirer has been sold at
Sheriff IS sale to Major. j. w. Hughes.
Ind. Repab.
0F The Evansville Journal comes to us in
new type, beautifully improved throughout,
geographically and matter-cally. The Jour-
nal has been a readable paper, always-now it
will be more so, won't it, Mr.. Sanders?.
Ind. Republican,.
Of course it will be-because having more
reading matter in it than formerly, the paper
must of necessity be of more readable stamp.
OF The editor of the Madison Courier cau=
tons honest folks against stealing his paper.
He should not do it while publishing soreadable
paper, but take the ground that the lend justi-
fies the means."-[[Laf american.
It depends somewhat upon what is done
with his paper by those who steal it, whether
the "endjustifes the means''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08
NEW GOODS.
arrived this day by Express ut
BENT & DUVALL,S

MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE KY.
M have received by EXPRESS some OF the most
w egant and superb Fanny DRY GOODS ever ogered
to the trade. among which may be foand-
superb Motr ANTIQUE Silks in shade.
do satin stripe Moire Antiqus Silks do
do black do do dS
do Robe Silks. a article.
do stripe chine Silks.
do plaid do do
White and cel'd Poult Silks eveninf aressas
Rich black Silks Of every grade
superb White Lace Evening Dresses.
do do THULE do do
Hmbroidered Linen Cambria Handksrchiefs.
s sslHif sSTdsa Sc g. Dc
Mourning do
White and black silk Hosiery;
do oolcred cotton do
Misses Cotton do
Alexanders Kid Gloves.
Black Lace Mits.
Plain eolored DeLainss.
Black do
do Challes.
do Bombazines,
Common de LANES &c,
With large and general Of Staple and Domestic
Goods 70 which invite the special Of purchasers
gene rally. BENT DUVALL.
sspS 537 Main ST.. opposite the Bank Of Kentucky
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CORPORATION NOTICE

kRDERED that the lots No IS and 10
~ IN block No Al. and lots No. and block No
and lots No and in block No S. all in the eastern
enlargement. the be filed earth 40
correspond with the city grade the
cation of this order and in de thereof the Marshal
directed TO do said WORK and the will
assessed TO- and collected by sale of said lots much
thereofa viii satisfy said lien order of tho
Council. sep83t WELL H WALKER llert :
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

EVANSVILLE Chapter No. IL. A. Y NJ meet
"a the first Friday evening in each month at the
w WIZ. BROWN. sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASONIC.

THE Evansville Lodge No. GA. a. Y. NJ meets
"a the first and third Monday evenings of every mentn
~ az their Hall, Fosters Block. VIM. A. McRea "
WV. A. Fl. SANDERS, Sec'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08
MORCEsTER. Semi. B

WORCESTER, Sept. 5.
The Democratic State Convention of MaSsa-
chusetts assembled there to-day, there being
between 500 and 600 delegates present. E.
D. Beach, of Springfield, was nominated for
Governor and Caleb Stetson, of Braintree; for
Lieut. Governor.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 8.
Departed on Saturday the Farmer and on
Sunday the Sultana.
Deaths during the past week were 400. in
Guiding 1894 by fever. The epidemic is rapidly
decreasing. The deaths in the Hospital on
Sunday were9.
New ORLEANS, Sept, 3.
Oats 3S@42c; hay S24 Pork and bacon
dull and unchanged. Cotton market unchanged,
with a limited business at previous rates
sales on Saturday of 1900 bales. Flour
Prices are a trife lower-$6 871a@$7 25.
Corn, prices are trife lower, 70@75c.
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EXTRA AT APOLLO HALL.
Saturday Evening. SeDtember ,

! EXTRA AT APOLLO HALL:
Saturday Evening, September Z.
sed r sSa os 2sss
s as the aooSs ha been set apart for the benefit
FavOrite,
Prof has in Che kindest volunteered valuable
on this OCCASION in scene from shakpearss master
HAMLET.
Also. In the very much admired drama OF
Lady of Lyons.
LADY truly worthy Of her srdnous undersspe ans %
may nave an house Come out and be
f@. sep = mani CAiiAENS'
HOPKINS & READ
w I'll hngs. Prints ana Fine Dress Goods Also the
oGeredi in this city all bargains for cash
COFFEE.
$50 BAGS Prime Coffee GRs AZ r. sal.
TOBACCO.
rs b1' hB Jumps Tobacco il store and for sale
WINDOW GLASS.
15O BOXES assorted nes in stSrs and for sale sy
BROOMS.
40 boz. BrOOms in store and fer sale BY
~ sep tt ORR. DALZELL& co.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
AN NOTION Ordered that the side walk in front of lot No
sss g. on sss eco st. and the lots fronting Main
Of IN I
Marshal directed said work and the costs
Cd ofsaid thereof viii satisfy lien
epS S'' y 0I''f Of the WY WE'LL HIGIG WALKER Clerk
O5 CASES %oDen'ss. $. BOOtees.
g.: E EsasR:f F FsaEA "
10 d" - Goat Bootees.
80 20 Misses and Child's Boots;
Rec! Received aud fOrsaleby j. H. MAGHEE
8oSP1e- --ee1s.l1le. lno.
Oh CASES Mems B ans sill VIII Hats
10 white Pearl !" 00i
10 Hungarian and Wide Awake do.
10 Boys B. y; F MqG aud WOOL.
Aso large assortment of Meas and Ma fsRs rsc'Vsd
Oh GASES satin, silk soft gimp senne.. re-
.s0s ssived and for sale by JH. AA hG Co.
% ssps t - - ]. d. MiGhEE co.
Dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP.
HE Partusrhip retofOrs existing between the under
dissolved Each Of the is authorized any
o % ne The Tas S = at the
pv.,.,,u. s.,, ..,s,z JON ATTAIN T. M. PARvIN:
SHAWLS.
500 P5A !! Woo Wooden sn.wi'. g. 7aAasj4.
sale sy JAMES Low aoO;,
ssp6 dtN 41s Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
PERSIAN CLUTH,
= CASES +eO'd this day. and for sale by
sep6 daw 41S Main st.. Lou. Ky.
CHECKS.
CASES Caledonia Cheeks reed this day and for sale By
sep6 daw 4IS Main ST., Louisville, Ky,
SEAMLESS SACKS.
5OOOsSsShsd Sd'h' hs REQ COW S Soy and
sepe daw 41s Main St., Louisville, KY.
NOTICE.
TIME Public Schools Lamasco i'll commence Mon
I'll Sent. o, The male scholars will attend the
House female at the Baptist Church
CLARK Street T. McATOY. Clerk 3
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P S. There are no bed-bugs about the
house, but if the young lady is accustomed to
them, and finds them necessary for her COM
fort, she can have the privilege of sleeping out
occasionally, and thus importing stock, or Of
bringing an original supply with her.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

VTTE opening choice stock of Embroideries Clio
wv Tn mings. Prints; and Fine Dress Goods. Also
finest stock Of Carpets Oil Cloths Rugs window Sha
ever offered in this city all 10 gains for cash
sept dim.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-08

easnrd "a Hat They have jus. received direct from
ps yerv that viii take the shape o.
49, Z, sss tfan time. and with which they vii
ynake Won Hat that will ht old shoe W-D
street. between First and Secoao HpiS
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GoEFEE,

EEA BAGS Prime Coffee in store and Tor sale by
n eDO snp7t ORR. DALZELL & 90,
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Of course it will be-because having more
reading matter in it than formerly, the paper
must of necessity be of more readable stamp.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-13

4 NSULATEn ELECcklC SCROLL.--
Nhe SUBJ erber has Invented, and taken measures to
secnrN pateuton Lightning Conductor In the form ola
scroll The great advantages Of this article will be obSi-
persons In any degree familiar with the science Of
electricity The scroll hair inch la diameter and
made Of Sheet Iron Copper four Inches In width af
fJrdng eight superc inches Of conductor equal IN the
Lon 5cro To pound bar of the metal, two and
two hiris inches In diameter, and m copper to bar
OF iron ee htcen aAd iwo.thrd inches
The immense capacity Of this conductor oOvatcs the
necessity Of at nast the usual number OF ground
leading res ard thereby reduces the number Of running
feet by perhaps onethird, which, considered together
with the price Of The Conductor per foot will show that
lie not only the best but one o. the cheapest In use
The Insuator IL simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits of the free cont action and expansion Of the metal
Sept6Ju T q. RICE, Worcester, Mass.
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SHERIFF,S SIZE.

Worcester, S.. september "a 1855.
EDY virtue of an execution which issued a Judgment
ED in favor of FRANCIS II. SMITH Of Princeton in
the County of Worcester yeoman, at the last the
Court of CommoR Pleas for said County, have taken all
the right in equity that Phander Putnam had on the 2st
day of April last the day when the attached on
process, to redeem certain morgaSed real estate
laying in said Worcester being the that is described
in deed dated December 10, 1854 and recorded in the
Registry of Deeds for said County, book $780, page ALL
and also the that is described in deed from Wy
Fay Philander Putnam, dated November l, 1854
recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said County, book
$685. page 266 and also the described in deed from
L. harrington ais. to Philander Putnam, dated March
o. 1855, and recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for said
Coany, book 54O page 4i5 and also the same described
in deed from Larkn Lmth TO Phlander Putnam, dated
October 1853 and recorded in the gstry Of Deeds for
said County book 5l6 page S77 and also b. virtue Of
the same execution have seized all the right In equity
that the said Putnam had the 2lstday Of September
rent 70 redeem cer norg ged real estat laying 10 said
Worcester eing the described in deei from iona
than O. Lawrence and Sarah lawrence to Phander Put
nam dated June a. 1885, and recorded in the Registry
Deeds for said County book 55 page 49, and the rst
day December next ten O'Clock in the forenoon, my
office mo Brnly Had in Worcester, shall offer
sale at Public Auction, to the highest bidder, said right
In equity OF redemption. J. L. BAKER,
o23 d3sru d. shift
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CLOTHING.

aNUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISH"
Z MENr. THOMAS y. SMITH, Cutter rr the last
thiee and half years with VIM. H. Hudson, takes thii
psthod Of nlo ming his friends and the public generally
III he has taken Oh ,mbers In OArks Rev Block, wheri
he Int nds TO carry che custom Tailoring business, III
all a branches where all wno favor him with call cur
rely on his best endeav0rs 70 suit them.
Entrance No 257 Nam trett. DIT my3
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90 Ect.

NEW STORES TO LET.-The very capa
~ eiOus and convenient Stores IN the New Block On
Soulhbr dye st., ready to he let Rent low, ia
good tenants Apply to PHtLANDER PUTNAM,
Or to l.. 4 S. p. HARRINGTON 234 Main street
90 dtis
THNENEMENTs 20 RENT.-E. Il. ABBOTT
n 60 will have several reuements rent the LIST Of
October varying In price $50 8l25. For further
information, enquire at their Once,
$40 dd No1 Flags Building
sHNO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, opro
site the Junction Depot. Inquire Of
je26 A. THAYkR, 2lS Main Street:
pHNO RENT.--An upper Tenement Of rooms few
rods south Of the Old Academy, Possession given
Immediately Apply on the premises S. p. CHASE.
Worcester, Juue III, 1896.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING
LANATION.-E TO ten words make line-1o IN

Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change once to change to change once
3 week $15 week SIT week $25
The contractor for square for year with the right
change mas also the privilege Ct making IN his sraee
with several small advertisements if he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportionate rates.
D. Advertisements inserted every other day. or on
special days, two thirds Of the above rates. ADVERTISE
ents ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
Special notices, 70 per cent. advance.
Leaded business notices, in reading columns 10 cts
ine for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals 25 cts Obituary notices. in ad-
ditiOn to the record of the DEATH cents per line
weekly PAPER. One square, weeks $l,OO Each
ad ltional insertion 20 c'j. On squars months $500
o ,e square, year, 50 co
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

WORCESTER, So s ptembsr "a, 1885
HpY virtue OF an execution which issued judgment
O IN favor Of p p GOULD OF Phillpston, Ia the Coun
Worcester at the last term, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas tor ssid county have taken all the right In equity
that Phsnder Putnam had the 2th day Of April last
the ay when tn, attached process, to
redeem certain mortgaged real estate laying IN said Wor-
cester being the that Is described In deed dated
December 13 1854 and recorded In the Registry Of Deos
for said County, book $780, page ALL aud also the same
that described deed from Wyman Fay to Phiander
Putnam, dated November 1st 1854 recorded 10 the Reg
isry Of Deeds for said County book bS3 page 1855 and
also the described in deed from l. Harrington
ais Phlandcr Putnam, dated March 10 1855 and 10
rded In the Registry Of Deeds for said County, book 90
page ass, AMI also the that il described IN deed
from Larkin Smith 10 Pnilader Putnam, dated Oct Der g.
1885, and recorded In the Registry u Deeds said
County, book 60 page a7T ,and also by virtue Of the
same execution, have sezed all the right IN equity that
the said Putnam had on the 2ihday Of September crea
10 redeem certain morgagedreal eaate las ing said Wo
cester being the desc ibd in deed FROM Jonathan
Lawrence and Sarah Lawrence % Philan Ter Putnam a
tel June IL 1885 and recorded IA the keeiay q ntele
said County book SOL, page 10 And on ns nrrt aA
Of Dcce nbee next ut ten o'clock 10 tins fore1oen = NJ
Office (No Blnley Hall) IN Worcester sha oner lor
sals BY Public Auction, to the highest oidasg sa4 gKht
Ia equity Of redemption. y N. BAN
o2S d3sW SUI
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AtLOCkSi CLOCKS Han unsurpassed Va
- rety Of bleufu patterns, Of Eight Day and Thrift
uoW Oucks,-'Nl good time,keepUrs, now selling at ~
auced pIices, att LAMBS, Harrington Blocb
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DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year ; $3.50 for six
nOnhs Sl25 for three months 10 cents per week. single
opes two cents each Tyhen Pad strictly in Advance,
isdGa.iau Of 81 year will be Hade uroportonate
si1eticu paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WaRELY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
ots and SO cents for three months # paid strictly in
sdgaoce S1,75 cts. a year; single copies cents each
n The postage on the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter to other States SO cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County moth ny
all other parts Of Massachusetts 10 cts. year; in
her States, "a cts. year