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THE SOUTHERN PRESS.

We have already quoted many extracts from
Southern papers, exulting over tho assault on
Sumner. A portion of the Southern Press. il
will be seen, condemn the outrage. while abu.
sing Mr. Sumner. The Louisville Journal had
a severe article upon it, which we have mislaid.
From the Baltimore Patriot
For the first time since the organization OF
our Government a Senator Of the United States
has been assaulted and severely beaten for words
spoken IN debate. Great as the provocation I'M
doubtedly was, no Senator, member Of the
House, or private citizen, is justified in righting
his wrongs by a resort TO personal violence. If
personality be INDUCED in, either in the Hall Of
Representatives OF in the Senate Chamber, it
becomes the duty of the presiding officer to
administer a prompt rebuke 10 the offender,
and point of selfrespect with the members to
hold no intercourse with any one OF their BODY
who persists in the attempt to disgrace himself
and them. The bitter epiibets aud fragrant as
PERSONS cast bv Mr.. Sumner upon respectable
Senators, in his recent speech on Kansas affairs.
and especially upon Senator Butler, of South
Carolina, during the absence Of the latter from
the Senate Chamber, met with the UNQUALIFIED
reprobation of all who have been accustomed
TO regard Senators as a dignified body Of men.
and as exempliiying, by the courtesy and deco
rum they have usually observed, a proper sense
OF selfrespect and a due appreciation Of the i'm.
portant functions they were called upon to per.
form.
Unhappily, under the auspices of the present
Administration, the domination Of the Demo.
cratic party and the reckless renewal of tho,
Slavery agitation to which they stood. PLEDGED
to put and end, "both in and out of CONGRESS y
a war of sections has been provoked, which has
leu 70 bloodshed in Kansas and to a scene of yio-
ience IN the Senate Chamber But il the course
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ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND RUSSIA
To the Editor of the National Era:

To the Editor oftse National Era:
SIR: l propose to give you my auguriet
Upon the question l see frequently raised here
whether the prestige of the artistocracy of the
United Kingdom has been ruined by the events
| of the last two years. They may not be worth
anything, but that 1 will leave to you to de
eide.
The circumstance that evoked the loudest
menaces against the pstrician order was the
suffering of the army in the winter Of lS54-'55
and the general breakdown of all the depart
ments. AS a setof, however, against this slim
illus, the people have seen the ship of State
speedily right itself under the firm guidance Of
Lord Palmerston and his Minister of War
Lord Panmure. They have seen that Generals
June, July, and August, of last year, passed
over the British camp more innocuously than
over allies or foe. The winter just over has
offered a complete contrast to the previous
winter. If the French gave Us necessaries in
l854-55, we have been able to return them in
1886. II their hospitals compared favora
bly, with ours in 1896, ours have been su.
perior to theirs in 1886. Again, the Brit
ish people feel that the fullest publicity has
been shed over every detail of British misman.
agement and British suffering, while the politi
cal condition of the other contending parties
SARDINIA included) enforced an almost total
silence on the state of their respective armies.
The main result of the campaign, in this re-
gard, has been to excite vigilance, and even
suspicion, on the part of the people, and a de-
sire for reform-but not, so far as can see, a
pitch of revolutionary feeling against the ars-
tocracy as body.
Again, consider that the late war was pro-
claimed, in Britain, to be war in behalf of
liberal principles, the Gar was stigmatized as
the first European conservative, as the uphold
er of the middle ages and its ideas all over
the world. Yet, such being the declared
character of the contest, the British people
have seen their patricians laying down their
lives most readily on the field of battle, and a
fair share of the conservative statesmen in
Lords and Commons pledging their last shilling
in its support. The British people would act
very ungenerously, in my opinion, if they, in
view of such actions, were to prosecute ran
corous agitation against one class Of their fell
low-citizens, who have done we'll their duty, and
borne their share of suffering, in the late dead
ly struggle. As far as l can Judge from gen.
eral considerations, and from private informa.
ton, this spectacle has had the opposite effect
of knitting together the several classes of the
community.
Into whose hands has the conduct of the
diplomatic phase of the war been intrusted ?
Into those of the Wing aristocracy. The peo-
pie have been proud of the part Lord CIaren-
don has played throughout and especially of
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goad Ie o.: Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer says that
cs,s SPrlng water carried about in that city
wa,sr cDout thirty cents per barrel, and river
dis,sn rom Ten to fifteen cents, according to the
lig6s. In winter time, the rates are much
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'OAnSt0lch, Pa, Mdy. 1856.

Of =, ~ ane last regular meeting of the Managers
ten T ne american Bible Society, in New York,
wb Jew auxiliary societies were recognised, of
of ,Ll I'VE I've were in Arkansas, and one in each
&C. Htsies OF Connecticut, South Carolina,
rrsn, mississippi, and Michigan. Various
eorn Co.'S oil books were also made. The year
and C;s' encouragingly, both as to receipts
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.. u. CAMPBELL.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

FIRST STREET RETwEEN DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND. - sra5.sEs
HT ANUFACTU RER sfeTery description of Brass Work
Wa of equal quality if to anything manufac
in the East. and favorable termF.
keep constantly hand oil globes stop gauge biht
cylinder cocks; church. bes anti
friction metal sof and peer solder well mpete
ent of all other articles usually kept this line
business. ...- 1881 tEIs
am appointed city for the sale
ThOmpsons celebrated leather betting These
ings superior anything offered and
rably, when exhibited. been awarded with the first
MUM Samples Of the be at the establish
e.....' u ..a EaFfef
Every description of Brass Castings made order
nished at Cincinnati prices. ....f- . -.a .r r'fst B
The highest mafket price paid old copper
zinc. - ..r. ..s- ...'f7. s.ts l5
All orders addressed to will meet with prompt and i'm
mediate attention.
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MEDICINES. &C.
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
CniIN,ESN NJ L lk lrll A ArE&.

s. L COUNTRY w Elk Iii N N
TNHE have nov in large stock of drugs
msdicnes chemicals oils paint varnishss dys
constantly receiving supplies the
efs and Eastern markets. which they de0rmnedto sell
Our ARTICLES are with great care and warranted
s
% ofsGss 81 fIS st &
plates chemicals etc. asnall advance from East
Mrs Milsrs cut tobacco and choice lot of old Ha
Vana segaTs. Bird cages, SEEDS and fountains mt,
do viii to
Afiss t & HHLIo6k. HALLocK & sropDAED.
oot5-tf Main ST.. near the river.
CRAWFORD BELL, ~ -
,, WH0LESSAIE AND AND RETAIL ETA (, DRUGGIsT, e.,
Evansville Ind,
now receiving of she largest and best selected stock
ansville Every offered the public
TTs tn Ss as a IL al I i:n will be
The stock consist in part of the following;
EHssS Rsfd Bora1 cssn aeGeSn
g g iT$ ss ioass C s5;s assassia
sSaisS yat Indigo, Bale Sal o Ass senns
Hdd ombfO Maddet, / do India do, :,
800 oa s sGE sTPhs @ s s1 &p :s
y BIS 81 Gope varG sis SafT
do LarSoil. Is lbs 1 ehloroform 1''o az
Pure Brandies and other liquors for Family and medical
use: - - -Z--- .-s mhlo-T
fTOUSEK EEPERS SUITED AT LAST!y
~ following articles which nyoiced expressly
their and which be had his Washington
Block building, Main street. .+..
Paul de veIs put small bottles culinary
purposes comprising the following:
Extract of Sage; Extract of Mint; Extract Alspiee
DO Ra: Sis 90 E; sss 90 ' Vanilla
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard article by Sadler, Firth Co.; Salad
Oil Arrow Root Essence Ginger Tapicoa Gaatine
the best article of Indigo brought this market Yeast
Preston Merrills Yeast Hope Mills; Yeast Durkee Heck
PREPARED Farind desirable article children and
vds other article the hOusekeerer
may need in his line. ..z.et mh22
& NOFFEF -25 bags prime for salelow to close. go,
" moves GEO FOSTER co. 70
| "a LUNI sALT.-25OO bushels for sale y 49,.
| IA moves GEO FOSTER II co.
GkElNDNAI
VENHE undersigned has his Tailoring Establish
men to second street. ediately opposite the Pres
would be glad all his old gOodly
her of and would be pleased
anything his line seeh coats Shirts
made order the shortest possible
Thankful for favors he would respectfully solicit
continuance of the the hands liberal public
! y26 j. L. NELMs.
WATCH REPAIRING.
FNHE Undersigned having busin
4 in Evansville hatters himself hope
experience and skill in all descriptions measurin
machinerY Will trial. he found worthy the ton
only the resident citizens city those
comprising the 'circumam bient vieinage.'' ,
His shop the Post Once where be foun at all
CFFICE HOURS II. H. GATES.
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Evansville. Dec. ). rs.
NOTICE.

Tho undersigned having purchased the interest o Mr. c.
Chlrchi the firm of HorIhrook Churchiil viii con-
business stand under the style Of Horn
brook Co., sslicis the patronage Of the public. All
persons old firm will forward and
she and all having claims against the old firm
will present the same for settlement. ~ so
deo7-tf HORSBR00K CO.
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ZINE LD0l1th.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm F. GLOVER Il co, corner of Main and Seventh
~ streets Evansville would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
compile Seasoned Pine Lumber
qualities and thcknesses viz Tongued Grooved Pine
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undresed Ceiling Castings
PannOls feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops and fencing No Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can hove made order the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces. Moudings Frames
Doors and Windows, &c. Bills prices forwarded all
who send for them Orders isance will receive
promptatten fsb12 If
a MES SH0VELS.-25 doz No. 2. genuine article
IA contractors. for ssl9 low at CTAS s. WELLS
daeh New HnrhMare Ennse lnnrs hel pr Rank
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beg leave to the public of
ths ladies particular y that We have pen
stock of Fancy Staple rv Goods
~ fancy DIR nc rival in pont al
and chsapness also rsderies
switch o'y be appreciated by inspection Call at the
Main street recently occupied by
shsre We vial 81 ways be ready to cell great bargains
! nuIIcf ROSER BRO AZ FREY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Te undersigned having the 10 H.
eory1n aqd Wilton r. Preston in the late firm Of Morgan
and Pre7t0n have associated themselves
asss uuder the and firm of KEN Preston will
continue the wholesale dry good business
Morgan Keen and Preston, Firststreet, -
ISAAC KEEN.
Jan IL 1856 tt. CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
E ma INSURANCE COMPANY.

OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL 500, U0O--GH paid an and in Vested.
TENTS with perpetual charter
iii 1919 and against loss damage by Fire
and merchandise general Also inland In
pers Navigation Losses will lber
ally ad justed paid with promptness. g.
L. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
APPLICATIONS may be made the subscr
authorizejt receive proposals and issue pol
ces favorable terms once or Agency
in the West. "A. G. HALLOCh, Ag't.,
ey1I-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND Cd.
10. Schaefer IL Schroeder's old STANDBY
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and anding country, that have taken the above
stand determined continue the business, and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco othe bes brands that Eastern mark
iord also Snufan Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
solicta share of public patronage. III. tap1n
NEW Ak R ANGSEME Q
order that may be able to devote part
business Ihave disposed part my nterestin the
Gerry house to Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co
tinue the old stand under the style of ORR DAZELL
complete of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks the paying the house the liberal
patronage extended for and respectfully ask
them continue their tohe firm and would
the slow pay all gentlemen that they need
March /. 1855 ''-'' SAMUEL ORR
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MATFREsSES AND BED COMFORTS
Ar C.1IIRIfRN a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nISNOI.uTION,

YEN IE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
aorabr and Charles Churchill Wader the style OF
Horn5rook Churchill is this dav dissolved by mutual
Hornbrook is authorized to the Of tn firm
~ p. HGRNBR0OK.
CHAS- CHURCHILL,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still They Comet!
AUR stock of Boots aud Shoes sncw complete. embra
~ cling variety of and boys' youths and
chidren heavy aud light work. and misses coarse
and fine Boots Buskns Ties and Slippers made to our own
order and warranted to we'll stock IS double the
size of other in the city We have direct
with the largest in New England Our
attention given purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES; .~
giving this branch of merchandising orr entire at
those whose time
is occupied in making assortnen ct Gnn Barrels Sauce
Pans Fish hooks Sausages Rat raps ana Corduroy
sihle to- about witho ut-ahtes
Buy your Boot and Shoe dealers
and Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses. A city is no place for country stores.
HENDRICKS & MCREA,
MOVIE First street, FosterBlock.
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HOME iNSUR &NCE COMPANY,
OF n - =. x or NEM- YORE

Capital 100 000-d paid an IN CASH.
LAS Company eommea1 business about oneyear ego
with the intention DING and fair business with
d large a Cash Capital s. 1oomis at its head
protection the equal to Insurance Com
world Polio 1.-The issued by the subscriber
u Buildings, Merchandise Household Goods, &C., &c.
sRrras favorable withother coed solvent Companies.
- s. L. LOOMS, Pres't.
uzAnLEs J. MARTIN. Secretary.
ALLEN @. HALLOCK, Ag't..
Main opposite the Bank.
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DAVID O'NEIL,
M ERIC TT A N II T AILOR +.

Second street. between Main and Locust.
AS received and opened zine rtmento of Cloths
of different coors Casmeres of fine quality and the
latest with richest Vesting such plain
velvets. sans, silks &c. with for bust
All these goods the best quality and hand
varieties this city My old
and citizens generally are invited to examine them
pared with frstrate workmen make goods in
the laes tstyles, and fits in allies sAp12tf
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DRS, ES9k AY a pFINN
CARTEH's sPANI ISL MIAIUnS!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
A a CI-l2Xr ;.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Head and POmdeFi
a infallble remedy for Serofu1a. Kings evil Rheuma-
les the Face Botehe Boils Ague and Chronic
Sore Eyes Ringw letter, Seald Head Enlargement
and Pain ofhe Bones Stubborn Ulcers philis
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising injudcions Mercury, Imprudence
Life. Inipurity of the Blood.
gB This great Alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood used by the thousands of grateful
al of the United States who testify daily the
''OARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE Neuralgia, Rhsu-
matism Scrofula. Eruptions the Skin, Liver Disease
Fever Ulcers Old Sores Affections the Kidnevs; Diseas
of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching
tie Bones and ARE speedily put to flight by using this
great and inestimable remedy. , ~ E#
all diseases of the Blood nethnq has
with it. 1t ceauses the Of all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys strength
the Digestion gives to the Stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy and restores the constitution eneebed
disease broken down by the youth prn
tive vigor and strength.
For the Ladies' parably better all
metics used "A few doses of CAETzRS SPANISH Mix
will remove all sailowness ocempexon bring the
mantDg the cheek elasticity and
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
medcin es ever heardof.
The large number of certificates which have received
from Persons from all of the United States the
evidence that hupbug about The
magistrates physicians public
the community all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent Circular ahd Almanac and
the wonderful this of all medicines has
performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS Prorr-
No Pearl street Richmond Va, to whor all orders
for su pplies aud Agencies must he addressed.
For sale by Halloek & StOddard Evansville HaIoek e.
Parmenter, Princeton; O. III. Clark, Yincennes
dealersin medicines generally augs
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EoB'T EAREEY, Sec'ry.

TINE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising of Watches Jewell
Clocks &C. formerly owned by g. Gossen would respeet-
fully citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
will business at the old stand
tween Locust and would be happy to wait on AL
ho will him with CALL promising TO give
or sale The will be sold at small advance
ONT ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warran ted IS represented. ~
e kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired IN the
oe isnaItf FHAS. BARNUM.
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NgUTUAj, FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.

DIRECTORS:
Robert Barnes, John s. RQlukiTs, Vim. HeaInaan,
Philip Decker, II. D. Allis, Wfn. H. Pres
ton, and Wnp. Baker.
yr0HIS COMPANY il now prepared take risks pro-
perty situate Town and Country. within the BOUNDS
of the ofvanderburgh Posey Gibson and arrlck
Adjudication may be made to Secretary either OF the
Directors. n; % A = * srG ISL.
ro,,a Il.
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sTORAGE WANTED,


AAT prepared Fire Proof Warehouse
w any quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise,
tho mostliberal terms.
HaylngIarge airy up stairs particular
Household Furniture. Agricultural Implements
all kinds liable damage from damp
rust.
Insuran Effected atthe proofrates by
&C longer when desired.
located Locust street and W. and e.
canal shipping by River Rail-
road Applyto novI GEO. FOSTER & co.
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WHOLESALE RBsSY sI.1UKgN.

WHOEAES "A LIE DsS 600 ksS.
MNTE have hand of the mpete and de-
wv rable stocks Of everything in the DRY GOODS line
be found the Western Market which
pit time buyers remarkably low Our goods
been selected with in quality.
price, willing duplicate the bills of any regular
house vest the mountains Our stock consists
the following articles:
Brown and beaohed muslins cloths oas5imeres satne
prints nseys Innings satins vevets vestng
carpets cashmeres coburg apaca de LANES. hats
&c. sc. . 'H-I.
Together with large of Notions kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle. Also large
of .a5
WELL MADE CLOTHBNG,
got expressly for trade aRd give entire
tactic Give call before purchasing elsewhere,
charge nothing for goods and aslt the
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH.
Main street, I'd door above State Bank
ep2s Evansville Ind
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WNz. REILLY,
VA H0LES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND

~ VA kS 4 LEN,
WATHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
NE PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET. -Theun-
would respectfully inform his friends the public
Evansville vicinity that having hased the
the Senior partner in the late rm g. W Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce the old
He embraces this opportunity ofreturnng
pastavors intends effort inertia contnu
moe o the same. ie20-1y WILLIAM REILLY.
DRS. EB4kAY a. PENNINGTON.
ID ESP rFULLT infor~ the citizens Evansville
AZ its vicinity that they have formed partnership in the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having bAen actively engaged in the profession for
and become familiar with the diseases Incl
lent to this climate they hope their experience and
will entitla them share of public
Their Firr Main Locust OPP
poste the Post Once where either both them may be
consulted unless absen on protest. ona business.
II
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49, IRON RAILING.
HNHE undersigned has the for the sale OF
-M beautiful pattern of RON RAILING, with round
wrought rods and figures variety
FREIGHT.
This railing cheaper subsanta any
kind Those Wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots; yards, for piazzas. ETC.. will do we'll give
Prices from 81 so to 81 so per foot.
y23-d&w NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
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NEW YORK BAK ERYi

SECOND TO NONE WEST THE MOUNTAINS! ".
On First street opposite the Post Office. r
long experience in the busin
city of New York. in which ci he is acknoWl-
edged superior in the MANAGEMENT of we'll
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
That fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF bread
pies hot rolls doenuts etc., etc. either at
wholesale retail. - SAB -,
Weddings private parties balls private families will be
supplied desired with everything fresh from the
sven a the shortest notice,
Asdperor articleo of Graham brown breadsalways
hand.
will devote his exclusive
his business. which shall be executed asye not
he su rpassed bv any one. y2I J @. GAUNT. 3
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APPEAL 40 THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction.
NE are prepared to show to customers
VT patrons an entire stock of Winter Goods eons
ing OF the richest variety and the beautiful
of such goods adopted to the All these Goods
been purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob Loeweptha
New ork market advant
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices.
Our new and excellent embraces article
gnahle and desirable in the line Dry
ing You respectfully solicited call these
Goods WIN. LQsWENTHAL & CO.,
Janis Corner First and Main