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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-18
BARGAINs!--CLOSING OUTAT cos
AND LESS THAN COSTn

ftoLBURS HERSHBERGER will close out theiratdss
OF DRY Coos at great bargains they chin
telr hnsues Their stock consists OF sortment
foods such u Ftaunes >atues Lnseys DeCaines
fAs ards and general asSor Of Hcsirty Gloves
sc Those no wish good prices had
and examine before Purchasing else here ~ ~
COLI RN HERSHBERGER
oec lftt Fosters Block. 1tt street. below Main
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CHKIsTmAs is COMING,


H undersigned has received stock Of es Goods
mnicn w De sold cheaper than ever Person. wi hips
'ong IN nsr u e. win DO well to sve her cali as he
cash ' 80 xp'..eee n tns cty, for
uHelI-o-W Main street between First and second Es
GlsTERs-we are prepsred to fusaiss Hol, & m.,,.,
dscIi IA any qushhsy' I2E OhristIpz and New Year.
IENHES & SoRESS0N,
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS

HAEiNG removed into fine near the wash
Ington Hotel prepared % wait on ali our
their rails. - 800 70 WIN
invite the attention of all assortment NEW
lately reesiVtd from Cincinnati. by our
JUNIOR pr ssly Tor which
families "
Our will be always in readiness convey
ces oought OF us to Of the city charge
Come ana try US. j. W. =. YICKERY
ais dtf Main at. between Second and Third
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL no. ?.

Meets at clock p M their Hall street yer
the once the first AVID third Saturdays of
n-.ozd
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"A FRESH arrival, Of general ment Of Ladies',
Misses and Child Gus Cater Boosees ahd Sinner
anu 81 ES SHOES which the De 81 NAL
i'y. anu ,or saie az HI GHES.
nan ~ llnnds Stnra
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VIE nndersignsd have this day formed eOpartnsrshp
man faetsre OF all kinds Mattra and q neral
on Ma treet. between sixth and seventy ''
L. w gEBERD
ueeI'-z"d&W s. NJ. ARCHER
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FEW very choice White Silk Bonnets and a general "a
sortnent coored Satin Bonnets to be had az
duced pr, ces HJsGHESs :.
| decI1 NAASS -
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"A VERY handsome assortment OF Cap and Bo net Be,t
ana Mourning Ribbons to be had unusually cheap
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NEW LAW BOOK.
McDONALD'S TREATISE.


i NEW LAW BOOK.
McDONALD'S TREATISE:
PRsss-and viii shortly he published in one 4sIIny;
ove well printed fac white paper suksts&
italy bound. n treatise on the
TOWERS AND DUTIES OF JTsTIcFs PEACE LSp SoRs
| STABLES IN THE STATE INDIANA,
"ith Practical Forms which
on the Law Of Contracts Notes Domestic
iA1rons hViience, etc. ETC., by DAVID McpoxAID Eeo
rms lie work long needed by Officers LAWYERS an
men OF indiana The OF the
"s prepared aud faithful Digest 20 ths
SUBJECT and one which will be reliable AUTHORITY,
dseli DIV Ii w DERRY rins;2.-.H n
PREPARE FOR THE HOLLIDAY.l
M have Just received lot of beautiful and new.
pa terms Of all kin ds of Jswelry. among which are
so rch Cameo Pins and Earr Our now full
and complete and will sold prices and wa rsnted
a., BITTRr LFF d SONS.
oeolI Main street. between First and Second
THE Is MONEY.
"A MOTHER invoice of Gold nd Huntiny
lBsITTR,,i Ell j. az sseeP-
d.clI Main street between First and Second
HSECBiV SD PER III Lii'aE-
N z, bags RIO Cofi,e; hhds prim New Sugar;
10 hris Moiasses; Is hi brls Molasses;
DO Loaf Sugar; 2 brs Crushed sugar:
do Powd. Sugar; IS txs NJ. r. Rsasins:
~ NJ ks NJ X .Raisins;.5 qr-hxs dot
], tierce Rice 20 drums Figs; for sale BY
ueeii /. d d. HEIMANN
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DAILY JOU r N AL.

Day GooDs AND Garrett SroRE.-The
advertisement of Messrs. John Shillito g.
Co, Cincinnati, will be found in to.day's
Journal. This house is wei known as one
of the largest importing houses Of dry goods
and carpeiing in the West. They have just
received large additions to their stock oil
dry goods and carpe,ings. to which they in
vite the attention Of the country trade, fam
lilies, hotel keepers, steamboat owners, &c
Having had long acquaintance with 'h's
house, we can cordially recommend 1t to
those who may visit Cincinnati
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22

r. MONDAY EVENING, March 10, 1855.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present, Councilmen Steele, Scantlin, Elliott,
Hart, AlIis, Hunnell and Mentzer. The
Mayor being absent, Mr.. Eliot was called to
the chair.
On motion OF Mr.. Hunneu, ordered that
an election be held at the Neptune and Pine.
nix Engine Houses, on Monday the Sd day
OF April, 1855. for the following officers,
Ill Councilmen, City Clerk, Assessor,
Collector, Marshal, Treasurer, Surveyor and
School Trustee, Clerk and Treasurer for the
District composed of the city o: Evansville.
Hiram Nelson was appointed Inspector OF
elections at the Neptune, and WIN. II. Bei-
court, Inspector al the Phenix Engine
House.
Councilmen Stephens and Raleigh appear.
ed and took their seats.
A committee of three were appointed 10
inquire into the complaint of John Mitchell
against N. III. Johnson, for erecting frame
shed on part Of lot No. IL o. p.
Council adjourned Jill next "Wednesday
evening.
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COMMERCIAL.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL OFFICE. }

RIvER.-At food height and still rising. Our dis
patches will show what has been doing above the last
day or two.
wEArHxR-Clear and cold freezing hard of nights.
Very for late in March.
BrsISnssThe rise In the river, bright weather, and
large arrivals ofwet and dry goods Of all descriptions
have very considerably enlivened business during
past week. There have been good many country
merchants in during the last few days, who have
found large stock. of Groceries and Spring Dry Goods
from which 10 select The Dry Goods season is opening
very briskIy. Business 1t The wharf lively.
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RIVER ITEMS.

D - The u. s. Mail arrived here early yes
terday morning from Pittsburgh with large
freight, and crowded from stern TO stern with
mass OF travelling humanity She put out gcod
deal of iron and other freight. We thank the
first clerk for late papers.
- The large and fine Cincinnati and New
Orleans packet Monarch arrived here yesterday
morning from the former city. She was very
heavily loaded, and every spot of her covered
with fr, light. Even the top of her Texas was
piled up with empty barrels. These Cincinnati
boats are not quite so leng as The big Louisville
boats, but they crowd on considerable more
freight and make mole money as a general
thing.
-On Saturday evening, the 10th INST the
steamer Azile, while rounding the point OF Bill
boa's Island near the junction of the Bigbee and
Alabama rivers, struck ,nag and sunk in a
short time. She had on board several passen-
gers and five hundred bales of cotton. about half
ofwhich was taken to Mobile by the steamer
Cuba. 1t was thought the boat would prove a
total loss. The Azile was s,erL wheeler and
wasbuilt about two years ago.
The T. C Twiichell arrived here Tues
day night from New Orleans, having left on the
18th. She laid here a long time putting out
+, freight. We thank her clerk for package of
papers.
- Weather bright but very cold yesterday.
Talking with farmer he thought il vely un.
propitious for good Grips, but we are inclined to
think it will take something more than back
ward spring TO seriously injure crops this sea-
son.
- There is an immense travel on the river
now. Scarcely boat touches our wharf, hu,
what is crowded with passengers. The boats in
the St. Louis trade, going TO ST. Louis, are prob
ably the most crowded, but none can complain al
this particular time.
The steamer Thomas Shrver was sold at
Pittsburgh at sssignee's sale. for $780, one
third cash, balance in four and six months. j.
X. Morgan, Esq, was the purchaser.
" - The Tishomingo arrived at Evansville
yesterday morning from the Tennessee River
= She had on board large amount of cotton fol
i Cannelton.
The canal continues in excellent boating
condition, with daily arrivals and departures OF
beats. We hope we shall hear but little com
plant OF breaks, &c. during the summer.
- The fast Fashion was here at noon yes
" terday from Louisville. She had a tair cargo
and surprising number of passengers. The
Fashion preserves her old standing as one of the
fastest boats in The Louisville and ST. Loui.
q packet line. We notice that her passengers las
trip around voluntarily publisheda highly com
pliment<ry card to boat and officers.
- The steamer Adomice, while landing a
.Haskellviile, upper Ohio river, last Saturday
night suucka snag or rock and instantly com
menced sinking. The packet Salem came
along just in time 20 succeed in saving her.
large quantity of freight was thrown ov a Hoard
and the remainder with the boat herself &c
iivered over to the Salem and towed to lin
natl.
- The Midas and n. w. Thomas I-fl Gin
yesterday for New Orleans The Queer
. OF the West, Glendale, Gulnare and Ohio were
loading1for the same port.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-Messrs. Hendricks d
McRae, received about 100 cases of spring
stock of Boots and Shoes, yesterday morning.
Their assortment is again complete and large
additions are daily expected. The country
trade would do we'll to examine their stock,
a. they can certainly offer superior induce
ments to any house not wholly engaged in
thu trade
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22
THE ALLIES sURRKNDKRKD,u

SsINCE MESSRS. ALTERING Drummer HAVE
leased the Ola Corner Stand Water the
Journal Once and filled 1t overlooking with the largest
and latest STYLES Fall and Winter Clothing Fur
nshing Goods etc.. and sell them aston,hng'y low
ALLIES HAVE BEES COMPELLED SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boy ready Clothing
Hats Cans Trunks together
Gentle Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
brought this city, Their facilities for and
are TO any ether house IN the ct7.
which enables them all times I'LL all orders with the best
Of goods bargains Country city
and the public generals respectfully invited call and
their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
ing elsewhere dects-tf
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COW LOST.

ScsS MY Cow having been absent year, begin
to feel hat uneasy about her. for fear she
voluntarily return She is medium sized
except her face. and has small hOrnsne
lar marks recolleccd She probably has calf Anybody
giving information that ind her. will be be
rewarded She formerly belonged few miles down the
and isafng Whereabouts she has been
by mistake. mhl7d&wa AID sANDERS-5ournal.
nn BALES Cotton Hating han dand for sale cheap
AVVH tnhi dA~1 J. II. MA0AEE q CO.
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III The lower prices above generally where two prices
aforementioned forfu packages and the higher for
smallw holesale.
ToBscco.-There has been quite increase in bust
the past week the high stage ofthe dreut
afording facilities TO bring the staple TO market The
actual sales given below do not warrant previous
range Of Quotations. but say IRON our own OBJ
seryaton that though the figures appear lower there
is decline. The bad condition In which the tobacco
been put up and the unsuitabeness or the packag
for shipping purposes have caused pees rule below
our inside questions. IL planters would take little
trouble with their tobacco and bring il market
in proper condition, they may rely realizing full pri-
ces. We quote tobacco in oil shipping order for new
Tugs SIS 81 to So and old at 81 to ST 80. new medium
shipping left So 81 and old 81 So and manu-
featuring left s. to $40 So The salesef the week are
g56 hhds numbers and , hhds reviews.
Lss. jour. oOth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22

no Mr.. Samuel Orr received yesterday,
from Pi,tsburg. large addition to his stock
of heavy iron goods. He is giving his par
,icular attention to this branch OF business
and keeps a very large stock OF Iron, &c.
on hand at all times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22

RS-wuL be Exhibited at EVANSVILLE on MONDAY.
MARCH 18Th
This the farewell visit to the South Of this large collection
Of Animals.
NUMBERING OVER I9 SPECIMENS.
and including the greatest curiosity n 10 Warld,
THE GIRAFFE!
An animal OVER SEVENTEEN FEKT HIGH! and Of the most
striking beauty of form m color
Tnis IS Positively TuE LAST VISIT
or the cnagrie the Palace he Cincinnati April
receive the North American Museum collection OF
Modern and Antique Curosities which number 500
OOO and which will be exhibited the Palace all
principal towns the Southern Western rivers
Museum contains specimens all that
in nature and and fail interesting
amusing and instructive TO all classes the
The collection Of living wild Animals present
the Palace Is
The Largest tn America.
Mr. VAN AMBU RG. the far famed sutduer wild AMI
mall. VIII enter the Dens Of his trained Lions Tigers Leo
rards. etc.. and through his theng performances.
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CINCINNATI, March 81.

OF Col. VIM. Daily. formerly one of the
Directors of the State Bank, died at Fayette.
vile, Ind, on the 10th inst.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
[Reportcd expressly for the Daily Journal

HARRrsBuRGH. March 90.
House -dav passed bill incorporating
IL new banks, Of which had already passed
the Senate.
CINCINNATI, March 81, NJ.
The river is stationary; weather clear and
moderating. The canal froze over last
night.
Flour dull at So 25as 81; whisky 24al4c;
nothing done in provisions.
PITTsBURGH, March 81, NJ.
There are feet inches water IN the
channel and falling. Weather cool and
clear.
New YORK, March 81, NJ.
Flour unchanged sales of $500 bbls south.
ern sold at S9a9 IS; wheat firm. southern
white 50 soc; corn firm, sales of 25 900 mix.
ed at 96a96a; pork dull; beef firm; lard firm
with upward tendency. bbl 9Ia95; Ohio whis-
ky 3Ia3l4c.
Stocks are better and more cctive; money
is abundant.
New YORK, March 81, P. NJ.
Flour easier, but not quotably lower
Sales of ALSO bbls good Ohio at 93la975.-
Southern unchanged. Wheat irm. Corn
unchanged, with sales of $4,000 bushels
Pork dull. Beef and lard firm. Lard with
upward tendency, sales of kegs at .l04al0S.
Whisky firm. Coffee steady, sales of Rio
llallIc Sugar firm, sales 500 bbls. GOO
bbls molasses sold at 26a26ac. Stocks
weaker, but steady.
Judge Morris decided to admit James Ir.
wing, charged with being accessory to the
Poole murder to bail. set at $4,000. De-
cision extends to further persons implicated
as accessories.
The Nashville sailed at noon with 81 pas
sengers and $3.50, 900 specie.
| BosrON, March 81.
The temperance law. imposing imprison-
ment for the first offence, passed reading
in the House, having already passed the
Senate.
CINCINNATI, March 81.
The river has fallen IL inches; weather
clear and COOL Flour SO lOaS %; whisky
Csc: cats good demand, Acc; provisions quiet.
but not lower; l6O bbls mess pork sold at
Sl3 soc, 100 do old mess; 1875 hhds bacon
sides &c packed. Linseed oil 55as7; sugar
active, a0U bids sold at 5a5a; molasses &c.
No change in money matters; clover seed de-
l-l
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CONTINUANCE,

THE undersigned would respectfully his friends
the of the late firm of Foster Brown
business will lie continued by him the cid stand
will pleased friends visit the city
orders those that do will
exersn TO serve them we'll faithfully For the liberal
aud continued patronage himself and the late he
would return h sinesrs q auks. -
mhi7 VI. ~ FOSTER.
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sg Seventy Germans are on the steamer
Duke, from Cincinnati, on their way TO Kansas
They will so against the admission CT slave. y
snre
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership of FOSTER BROWN dissolved by
j limitation on the first instant.
friends and who indebted will
especial Tin addition heretofore
us) by calling at the old stand settling raging
their Those whom indebted present
claims for payment Either rarity Is authorised
the Of the firm in liquidation. NJ. ". FOSTER.
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ORNAMENTAL TRIES AND EVERGRkkNs

ORNAMENTAL TREES AND EVERGREENs.
subscriber would inform the citizens Of Evansville
and vicinity that he hand his Nursery in New
Albany Ind fine assortment of the desirable
Of Evergreeps Trees suitable
adsrning Door Yards and Cemeteries which he will he glad
furnsh such him with their orders
Also. Fruit Trees in great variety.
All articles sent by the river will be put in good cond
uon aud delivered the Packet Evansville without
TIA charge for the sackng pack
ing. (mhi6 3tdltw) FERDINAND GRAHAM.
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WATCHES AND JEyVEI.RY,

NN e are now opening Spring stock Of
w Gold sxd Silver Watches.
Cold Lockets. Pc - and Pencils,
Cold and Silver Spectsclrs.
New Cameo m Music Pins
Gold and silver Thnblss,
Silver and PLATED Ware,
. Clocks aud Fancy Goods
ALso-A large 1Sortment OF Wat,h Glasses pic
Double Focus and other Spectacle Glasses tools
materials American and French Regulators
Pocket outery Revolving and Common PISTOLS Our stock
is the best assortment hat
House in the country, and at the lowest prices
DUHME & Co.,
Importers Of English. French and German Good.
No. 80 Main street. Cincinnati.
mhDS dkw lCin
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Al the close Of this Daring Exhibition Afternoon the
Animals will be fed in the presence Of the audience,
E1-Doors open from to 5. and to 81 O'Clock p. NJ
Immediately after the performances board the Palace
GRAND CONCERT. will be given Rdoste Saloon
board the steamer James Raymond. by
REEDS MlNSTKELS,
assisted by the NED DAVIS the beautiful
Danseuse, Mrs r. Davis
81 Admission TO Menageris. IS cents.
Admission Concert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cents.
10 cents.
mhI7 IwdwIt
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HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE.-
HI Shovel and Tongs brass head. large assortment;
de do Kitchen;
Pokers and Cisder Shoyes;
Brass Audirons;
Cook Spoons Selves and all other Kitchen utensils
in q Hardware Store. decl4 CHAS. 3. WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-22
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
IN BACON 4 CO. have removed Main be
tween Water and First sts.. next door to Hallock Is
Soddards Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where will he pleased all their old
make acquaintance Of many pleased
them call They would return Tor the
patronage given and hope 10 receive continuance Of
keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceries. janl6-1y
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TENNEYA SOHENsN'
WHOLESALE pEALEEs GROCERIES AND LIQUORS. CORNER
I -, sTS. GRANVILLE. IND.
VwNHE this formed ccpsftnershp for
the pufrose OF doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavirg succeeded the bu,ness Of Mesfs As
Howes their stock aud made additions to make
complete shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH. any house in Evansville ora city IN the
West II. TENNEY.
ian3 y. SORENSON.
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nO1icE.

LII persons indebted to the firm Of v K. Hendricks
IN Co., with tie ersigl
ed with a. little delay as possible.
deci4 sHENDRICkS McREA.
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SPRING GOODS.
TIME undersigned receiving daily their large and
well selected stock Of Spring Goods consisting in part
the latest stiles Of Prints Lawns. Bsreges DeLaines
Gin hams Petlns. Lusers. black and fnty Silks white
Dress Goods Cloths black and fancy Cassimeres summer
T:kns Drilling. Apron Checks Mariner Stripes brown
and bic sched Muslins. Also, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO-Silk Straw AID Gimp Bounets Msses' Hats etc.
ALSo.-Straw. Palm. Lefhorn. Wool and Far H>ts.
ALSO.-A large and complete stock of Motions
goods VIII ch invite the ade believing that sell
goods for less money than they either in
Louisville. look ugh bur stock
10 gill you nothing. =.
mhi6 smd&w MERRITT. FIELD co.
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|yGs EMIGRATION TO NEw ORLEANs.-The
Pf table shows tho number 0. passengers from
countries which arrived in New Orleans, from
|of January TO the alst OF March, the present
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nv es gs.lA s1s W srN az - $40 ~ = - 49,
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trslV,.as,,1 a sRORT1NG, ApC.-- srs - 4
pIxps. 100 PAIR lTHE. BEST LONG RREED. BEL.
- dun csnAries, All mated lot Of brssd1g and iaegx
ssst 70 closeshe businsss Tho Nth Of April Bowsy
L,oR .sALR-A FINE, FULL BLooDKD ENGLISH.
greyhound dog pup, eight months old Can bs 81
" Pine street. y -. - - -, -
NEOCKTN0 BIRDS FOR SALE SEVEN SPLENDID
IVA Msckine qhsse hirds areffo
gong Any gentleman wanting sfDe bird 10 take TO thar
eovnyy ssst may apply ~ f6 Gegfth street .llse49
,Te sFoRrsMEN. JON SHE. NfEx yuLL,BRHu
n ntcsr pufpes o. supcriof brveirg and bsAutiniy
paxsd they we'll worthy the Assets5n 6fspctsmeS
ethefs fcad Of we'll bred fancy i1ss n y hs sss as
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