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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-03
CRAWFORD BELL,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BRUGGLsT
Evansville Ind,
Drugs. Medicines. &e br ught the city of Ey
ansve Every article offered the public warrsnsss
pure and Of the hest quality Ny personal attention will be-
given the Of all orders and prescriptions.
The stock consist n part . following:
10 BS6is Epson salts. 64s spirit, Turpsssihs:'
Cases English Rerd Boraz. ossas Cream Tarisr
Case Gga On s sBsa: S Case do sSP Cana
Ceroons parish Foat Indigo. Bale AIez'd senna
$50 'e oa snips oanins Cases sup Liqs.ries
s isssS: ssSha 70 AK Is S..ssa
5 ds LiDseed Oil, $50 so4es Asssd GisssssFts
do Lara Oii,> 26 lis ChiorofOrrh. ! :.
Pure Brandies and other liquors for Family and
use rnf5-lE =
EOU ; EEk EEPEIkS SUITED All LASTIy
GtRAwFoRD BELL calls the attention Of the Ladies to-
u following articles which has invoicsd expressly
70 ke and which MAJ be had st his sore Washington
Psade VeTss Extracts put up culinary
EsRss'f Esaes of
do nasis4s pr S S.eard En DO VANILLA
Mustard suPerier article BY sadlsr Firth Co Salad
the best article of Indigo ever brought this market
PREPARED desirable article children and
vaa Spices Starch and every other article the hOuekseEef
TENHE undersigned Tailoring Establish
b. riaS ob&oS ia he eoe With Dr. WSoS Where rs
would be glad all his old customers and goody
Der Of and would be pleased to them WITH
snythns in his line such as vests snrts
continuance of the same the hands of liberal EThs
WATCH RBPAiRING.
HNHE Undersigned having commenced the above business
xPerienee and skin in al ptions 81 time measuring
will upon trial he found worthy the s'tens,os
comprising the ..eireuma bent yicinage"
OFFICE IioURs. myS r. ii. GATES.
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IA ~ z 81 II Y r NAAkEEP,
AS. G. JONES andJAS e. BLYTHE Attorn les at Law
% Evansville Indiana have associated themselves part
the practice of TO nre
this and the adjoining counties in the Supreme and
District Cou Aey desgn turning their partic
uar to land law In short time they will be pared to
give IN few minutes an abstract of the title to smostany
gether with their pnion as to the title fde
sired iv1S-
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-
go THE LADIES.

slRS Mex Az late OF Cincinnati invites the attention
IVA f the Ladies OF Evansville her Store where
xhsT will hnd ofClp and other useful articles
Frss street Jewelry Store. dec2O-ZO
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READ TINE roLLowINo cER1IrIcATEs :

LoNDoN. Laurel CO.. ky Aov L. 1855.
MEssRs V. II. SMITH Co.-Last month. when yisic
Louisville having been afflicted with the ohl and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
that took induced 70 give your Fever and gue Cure
trial and days missed the chill and have JIM
proving think that the disease will
me would earnestly this invaluable
alton to ali those afflicted with Fever and Ague
Chls. YeurB truly, JOHN a. CANAFA
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NEVV YORK Ban ERY!

WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On First opposite the Post Once.
FNH undersigned after long experience in the
in the city New York in which CT he is ackuowl-
superior in the MANAGEMENT of well ap-
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce: -,
fully prepared to furnish al kinds OF bread
cakes crackers pies rolls doenus etc., eithera
wholesale retail 49,,
Weddings parties balls private families WILDE
snppie desired with everything tresh from tine
sv a the shortest notice.
superior article Graham and brown breadsalwayson
hand
The will devote his exclusive
Iy to business. which shall be executedin not
Ne an rnassed by any enc. vi J. G. GAUNT-
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STOVES AND TINWARE.

LAUGHLIN. CRANE & CO.,
On Canal. cor. Main Street.
COMMISSI0N & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
EVANS WILLIE, IND.
Particular attention paid purchase
duce and Nercha ndise. oct25tf
"A CCORDE0Ns AND FLUTIN asa splendid as
of Aecordeons and Flutinas best French
NJ MELsCH,
nOvl7 Firststreet. opposite Post-ofHce.
atSICSs--25 drums for sale by
n novel s. E. GILBERT co.
day and for sale by nov23 JAMES LOW & co.
"a 0n BUSH Ear Corn 0 n hand and for sale at
ANPO dec21 t. BACON & co IS Family Grocery.
ENRESH arrival of FRESH OYSTERS at =
b deo7 TENNEY & soRENsoN.
SUNDRIEs.- lbs hulled Bqckwheat Flour;
- 500 do New Leaf Lard
500 do Picked Pork;
just received persteamer G. Bealer at
nOv17 COOKS Family Grocery.
EODFTsH.-1ooolbs prime Goldfish for salslow BY
~ myl9 z. Fl. COOK SON.
ASHEEsE.-25 boxes New W. R. Cheese. iust ree'd aad
~ fol- sale by my2O PRESTON BROS.
6NOFFEE- bags prime RIO, and for sale ny
, my20 PRESTON BROS,
i n CASES Leghorn Hats; 20 cases Palm I eaf Hats:
IL Is do Ladies' BoRnets just for sale by
myl9 J. II. MAGHEE & co.
Sn BALES Healy Sheetings; bales bro wn Drills;
~ Is eases bleaehed Nuslins; 10
10 rieees assorted Fancy Silks
unnt oflsdie Dress Goods, reed and for sale by
myl9 j. Fl. MAGHEB & co.
SkECLINE in FLOUR.-5O bags No. Family Flour
my13 HERSHBER CARSON.
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CO-PAKTNERSEEIp
HtVRY6U 4 mo sH 1PED HEADi


ingenious instrument that will take the shape
YOUR time, and with which they WI
make you Hat will fit easy old shoe. Ma
.e-aat bst vaar Firat AMI Seeond febl5
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MARIO a Il H o TELy
New burgll, Ind.
- MRS. III. l.. II ENTE co s.. : a. }
Respectfully informs
the travelling immunity generally that he has the
National Hotel in NewbUrgh sad aepared TO recei S
silent and permanent guests 4hs house and
nished we'll arranged inside for comfort ana
situated the eo river. The table Will he wen nppo
at all times Evansville market Horses any Carrl
taken care Of Every attention will he paid
those public respectfully
coliited to give the new house a call. mh9i-u'
YHNICK Ticking; rs bales Hickory knitting
q in store and forsaIe nv JAMES Low & CO..
uvs -7l7 fis Main street. louisville. KY.
SSATINETTs.-2 cases candst uixedi cases geld and
IbfownI black and brown cases Casn nnerettss
ans ALB Main street. Louisville Ky
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CLOTHING. &C.
THU ALIIEs sURRENDER ED.!!!

THE ALLIES SURRENDER ED...
SINCE MESsRS. ALTERING q BKOMblsk Have ~,
Journal filed overfowing with the
Fall and Clothing Fur
nhing Goods and sell them astonlshlngy low the
ALIIESHAyE COMPELLED TOSURREHDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in of Mems and Boys ready-mads Ciohg
Hats Trunks with the most
Goods and Tailors Furnishing Goods
ever brought this city Their facilities for
which enables them at all times to I'LL sill orders with the oeo
goods the bargains Country city
and the public generally respectfully invited to call ana
examine their New Stock and Reduced Prices before
/ ng elsewhere. deelo-I
CITY EXPRESG BUSINEaS.
AM prepared do all kinds of City Express husi-
have alarge heavy wagon capable
carrying springs made expressly for the city
business Such carrying without any danger OF
hauling grain from the canal to the river ana IN
hauling and city upon
the and reasonable terms Enquire at
! mys3 COOKS Family Grocery.
J. S1VEEE WARE.
inst received assortment Of Silver W are
Wv such Table Tea Desert Salt aud Mustard Spoons
Butter Knives Suaar spoons Cream Ladies' Soup Ladies'
Children Forks. all warranted and viii at low
/ prices Call soon at BITTROBFF & SONS,
dee12d Main street. between First and Second.
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
. - BOXES W. r. Cream Cheese;
4 - - n. Y. Paper Matches l60 gross
Case Is boxes first o. Indigo;
double fned Soda Saleratus in h. papers;
Forsale at reduced prieesby
octI7 l. & D. HEiMANN
80 Striped Linen Drills; White Linen Drillsi
Brown do DO; Napkins;
Linen Table Diaper Cotton Table Diaper
Russia ai piapsr j. C. JEWELL & CO.;
unhIs Corner Vine and First
Il G0VFT
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ch chill - 80 Your truly JOHN a. cANAFAX
thereby during the resided with
family tn Broadway. the city of Lou
isye where myself and three my sfiict
with Chs and Fever We tried the usual edies such
auinne without getting eief, when smith Co.'S
and Agae Cuxe recommended to and
men usagit and in feE days all relieved.
eheerSuy certain safe. speedy
for that Distressing disease regard i the best medicine
for the disease ever offered 10 the public
Given under hand this I'D day of October 1883 onis
vile, Ky. W. a. LYTbE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W a. Lyt
and made oath that set forth in the foege
hand this ed days'
October. 1855 Jos. CLEMENTS J. p. &C
For salem Evansville, at whoesale or retail byoo
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fSHEAPER YETi-superhne and BuokFheat Fiourf
sala at reduced prices by x,,czrpv-
iEatg u W. u ). NiCkEkl
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CnpARTNERNHIP MOTTO

have rented Brick Building First street.
doors Bement & Vieles and in few days
will receiving Snring Stock We would respectfully
invite all friends and and the trade gene
rally call shall be prepared to offer them
great b in the quality of Goods and in
prices will goods all cash and prompt time
other house in the West. and solicit
the patronage of all such custom - ,,or,.~-
feb2g J. Fl. 4 W. W. MORGAN.
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STE ixROAT AND 1zACHEN Il IL
RIA CKSuITHING

THE undersigned would respectfully m
So form the public that he has taken the oIa
stand formerly occupied by MI Newman on
~ First between Vine ana DlVlson "nere
se&2M b. Ia prepared do Blacksrit hlng IN ali us
yarous work. saw-m1l WORK.
fsucnr railing balcony irons stairs and
ana ETC. Railroad and canal bridge WORK
done prices notice Anchors OF dit
always hand also hog water wheel
hand at Machinery Baeksmithing, will warrant
ton pay All kinds Of heavy forging dene at
j. D. MOHKlS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

To these spiritual and mental sudowments, were
added physical qualifications hardly less valuable
His form was graceful and imposing; his manner
impressive and impsssioned and his voice was
clear, powerful, and melodious, filling with ease
the largest places of public assembly, and en-
claiming in sympathy all within its reach.
DR.. c. was. we have said, for almost FORTY
years Christian minister He was the pastor of
one OF the oldest and most influential OF the
Baptist Churches in this country; and he exerted
commanding influence in the councils of the
denomination. He finished in 1855, at the age
OF 10 years, his long and honored life
Its not proboble that the prefent memoir, will
greatly add to the reputation Of its subject 1t is
panygeric rather than biography it is writ.
ten in a partizan spirit, and does very scant Jus.
tce to the views and motives of those who did
not fully acquiesce with DR.. c., in matters Of
public and UNCONVENTIONAL interest 1t is also
unfortunate that to so great an extent, the au.
thor has based the fame of DIR. c. upon portions
of his life and acts, least calculated to conduce
to his enduring honor. His course upon the
slavery question, and his action in the formation
Of the American and Foreign Bible Society," and
subsequently of the American Bible Union
upon these, those who loved and ad nired him,
had little reason to think with any pleasure But
1t is on these that the biographer dwells at the
greatest length and with the greatestenthusiasm
The work, we may add, though teresting. is
unskilfully compiled, and often carelessly execut-
ed. n. Hervey & Co. have ii for sale.
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OF his own judgment and sense of public duty.
As TO who perpetrated the outrage he only knew
from what he heard, although he saw MIR. Sum
ner lying in the room adjoining the Senate with
gashes on his head to the bone, and the blood
flowing over him.
Mr.. Brooks explained, and said-'I take the
entire responsibility on myself, and state. on my
honor as gentleman, that no human being be
side myself, knew when the transaction would
take place..
Mr.. Haven appealed to Mr. Campbell to omit
the name of Mr.. Keitt from the preamble.
Mr. Campbell assented.
Several other members desired him to strike
out the words " other members, but Mr. Camp
bell refused saying he had reasons for retaining
thtm.
Mr. Keitt remarked, that as Lis own name had
been Withdrawn, he would say that he neither
knew the time or place where the act would be
committed, and when it committed he was
behind the Chair of the President of the Senate,
with gentlemen from his own State, and he did
not see the beginning ofit; Their fore he hal not
the slightest pre- concert with his colleague.
After some further proceedings, Mr.. Campbell
moved TO lay Mr.. Clngmans appeal from the de-
cision of the Chair, on the table. The motion
was agreed to by yeas s., nays Al.
The Speaker then made apers"nal ex olanation,
He said he had not been party to any demon
stration or consultation i'll this matter, and had
no knowledge OF the proposition untilit was heard
from the Clerks desk.
Under the operation Of the previous question,
Mr. Campbells resolution was adopted by yeas
SO, nays 6S.
The Speaker appointed the following named
gentlemen as members the committee:-Messrs
CampbellEof Ohio, Allison of Pa Cobb of Ga.
Greenwood of Ark and Spinney of N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

Mr.. W. p Taft, who left Lawrence on the
18th. informs the editor of the Cleveland
Herald, that business is entirely suspended in
the Territory, and men without means must
leave or starve. Gov. Shannon has called
out what he terms the militia, which is COM
posed Of Mssourians, Alabamiens, South
Caroinians, and Georgians, who being en-
rolled, are under pay, aud thus nearly two
thousand of the vilest humanity, are encamped
along the river for the express purpose OF
thrustng the Territorial laws down the throats
Of the citizens OF Lawrence, or murder them,
or drive them from the Territory.
The troops Of the Federal Government arc
not relied upon by Shannon and his knaves,
for, having some humanity about them, they
will not do the bidding of the kuflians. Col.
Sumner aud his officers and men arc stigmat-
lied as cd aboltionists."
Upon the attempted arrest Of Reeder on the
writ Of attachment issued by lie Compile,
Reeder was prevailed on to fly, and thus save
his own life, and that of the people Of Law
rence--ior the vengeance sworn against Law.
renee, is because Iteeder there refused TO be
arrested, aud because that is a strong FREQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

AID FOR KANsAs-MEErING AT WARREN
At a meeting of the citizens of Warren held at
Union Hall, on the evening of May 25th, it was
voted that the following be published in the pa
pers of Worcester and Springfield
AS free men and free women, as opposers OF
tyranny and tyrants, and their interested or
doughfaced apolog SITS and to manifest our loath.
ing Of the cnwardly assault upon our Senator,
Charles Sumner.-Onr deteStation of the lawless
arrests (of Charles Robinson, (the Washington
of Kansas together with his brave compatrots,
our adherence of the murders, burnings, and
fragrant crimes perpetrated upon the unoffending
citizens of Kansas,-and to express practically
our determination TO resist all persons ano par
ties complicated IN the above named greyiences
wroI gs, and crimes.
Therefore, VT, he undersigned, men and wo
men OF Warren. agree TO pay the sums against
our respective names, for the purpose of afford
ing immediate sid to the Free State men an4 wo
men in Kansas. The money to be paid to Dir.
Sam'l Csbot, Jr. II Winter St, Boston.
At the close OF the meeting, Sal raised.
This sum has been increased today, to more than
$3.50. Every person who is suppose to have a
heart for rf edom is to be visited, and his her
aid solicited. the prospect i, good for doubling
the amount already raised
] JAMES 5 DAVIS Chairman
H. CARP ENTER, Secy
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

SATURDAY, May "a.
SENATE.-The bill to establish additional
terms of the Court of Common Pleas in the
County of Worcester, was considered
Mr.. Dewey Of Worcester, offered an amend
ment that the bill shall not take effect unless
the town Of Fitchburg shall, prior to March
ISL. next, provide the necessary county build
ings at its own expense. Discussed and re
jected without a count.
Mr.. Fisher of Worcester defended the bill.
denying that it was proposed as a compromise
Mr.. Lee of Worcester streuuously opposed The
bill.
The bill was finally passed to be engrossed
without division.
Mr.. Mills of Berkshire, from the Joint
special committee, reported that the present
session OF the Legislature may be brought TO
close on Saturday next, May 3lst. Accepted.
A blil concerning the Vermont aud Massa-
chuse is Railroad Company, to apportion and
assess tax OF $500, 2, and the House esolve
10 authorize the treasurer to borrow money in
anticipation of State tax bills establishing
the salaries Of the Deputy Warden and Clerk
OF the State Prison /; limiting the time fir the
0 ganlzaton CT corporations authorizing the
Essex County Commissioners to lay out high
way, and TO cause bridge to be built ecross
Bass River, in the town Of Beverly, (amend-
ed Oh motion Of Mr. Carey of Essex, by add
ing. "provided that said bridge can be built
without expense to the county of "Essex'O;
to authorize the Essex County Commissioners
to construct highway in Manchester; to in
corporate the Homeopathic Medical Dispen.
saiy, were To passed TO be engrossed.
Constitutional Amendment. The resolve
providing for an amendment to the Constitu.
ton relative to d stricting the State for the
phnipa Of Souo 80 tI,s -. ~,
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To THE FRIENDS OF THE SLAvE.-Rev. Thos.
II. Jones, fugitive slave, intends spending the
summer in lecturing and relating his experience
while in Slavery. He is prepared to exhibit the
letters. whips, and other Instruments of torture
used on the slave plantations, and TO describe the
manner of their use wherever it is desired of him.
His post Office address is Florence, Mass Will
the friends in Hampshire, Hampden Berkshire,
Franklin and Worcester Counties, who may see
this, secure Tor him a hearing, and communicate
with him about meeting Help a brother who
Is struggling to secure for his family home in a
nee State. We would also say, that we have
heard brother Jones lecture before our respective
churches, and we only speak the unanimous sem
timents of all who have heard him, when we say
that is narrative is of thrilling interest, cal
culated to secure the attention of any audience.
and to benefit the sympathzipg hearts of all who
Will make them selves acquainted with the present
condition and past experience of his true. hearted
brother. He is an able anti slavery lecturer.
All papers friendly to truth aud liberty, will
please copy this short notice Northampton
Courier,
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The attention OF the farmers of Worcester
County is Invited to the advertisement in anoth
er column, Of the proprietor of the celebrated
Black Hawk Stock Horse, North Star"
This horse combines all the good points OF the
celebrated Morgan bre, d which has no equal for
US adaptation to all purposes, whether for the
IA m OF the road. He has proved himself to be a
iast morse This quality he nherts from his sire,
sne renowned Vermont Black Hawk, and from
his dam, three quarters blood English mare.
who could trot her mile inside Of ,brea r,;nu,a.
North Star ia brilliant black colo, andaolna,.I
edged by all who have seen him, to be one of the
pest horses IN the country. He was raised nv
Joel Holcomb, of TicOnderopa, N, Y. who .,so
raised the celebrated horse, Ethan Allen. Sea
advertisement, for further particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

SHALL WE HAVE BAND 1--WE learn with
pleasure that movement is on foot to make pro-
vision for permanent band of music in this city.
1t is proposed TO raise a sum of money by sub.
scription. to be expended in purchasing musical
instruments. These instruments, when purehas-
ed will be placed in the hands o. the band al
ready organized for the use of he members while
they continue their connection with the band -
On their leaving the city. or ceasing to be active
members of the band the instruments will be
returned to some suitable person, to be selected
by the subscribers to the original fund, to be
again loaned as before. If the band now
organized should be discontinued, the in
struments viii be retained by the trustees
acting for the subscribers, for the use OF any
similar organization which may be formed here
after. In this way, it is believed that our city
be constantly accommodated with good,
efficient band.
The advantages of this arrangement are obvi-
Gus. The encouragement which we are likely to
extend to band is not sufficiently large 10 in
duce men of SIN Il means to purchase instru
ments, and subject themselves to the inev table
expenses which at end the successful prosecution
of an enterprise of this kind Bnt if the assist
ance of which we have spoken is extended by our
citizens, the band would be released from what
would be aheavy outlay for them, and will be in a
condition to make rapid Improvement.
An arrangement similar to the one we have
described has been carried out in other places,
and has been found to work to the entire salts
faction of the subscribers and the public We
commend the plan to our readers, believing it to
be at once desirable and feasible.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-27

HE PECULIAR INFAMY.-One day last
week, says the Cleveland Leader, a fugitive
slave passed through Columbus, who was al
most as white as any person III that city. He
was about fifteen years of age, and was sent
of by his own mother-the daughter of her
master Ito save him from being torn from
her to be carried South for a market A
father holds has oaon daughter as slave-this
daughter has son by her o,on half brother,
and that son was to be sent to New Orleans
for market, and sent. too. by his own grand.
father How far below the grade of human
nature must that man be fallen, who boldly
advocates such a monstrous institution. Who
is base enough to shrink from the duty Of
opposing the spread of such system of
Slavery, for fear OF being called an Abolition
ist.-BHfalo Republic.
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Worc"ster. A PriI s4th. ls06.-It is gen
F URNIS HING GOOD S


No. l WOr ester dOu,e Block,
And would say friends and customers that we
can insure to them better bargains this spring. than ever
before Our goo III new, OF the best make and
material. We give PERSONAL att ntou to the manu-
tas turing of al Clothing, therefore confident that
IL point Of style quality, and Prace, we the
fastdious.
o UR custom DEPAR TINE " 7.
We find that ftlu people yet remain in the error
hnkiag that they get good garments made at
a Clothing Store at 1aiIor's Shop eEciusiue to
such would say if you will bat favor with your
pah onage, we VIII convince you Of your mistake and
prove at once that our
ustom Clothing!
Is second to and just about per cent less price
than you viii find elsewhere. ap24 diff