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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07
The Champion and Marcy Correspondence.

| The important correspondence between the
American Government and Great Britain,
upon the subject ofthe enlistments in this
country for the Crimea, has been published.
1t is entirely too voluminous for our columns.
The suGccc is avery important one, so irnpor-
tant indeed as to give rise to serious apprehen-
sions of war with England. The Louisville
Journal says this correspondence establishes
as facts, two or three things which have hith-
erto been only surmises or rumors, which it
gives as follows:
Frst--That the British Minister at Wash
ington was an accessory to the enlistments,
knowing that he was violating the laws of the
| United States For in Mr.. Marcy's dispatch,
acknowledging Mr.. Champions official notifi-
cation of the war with Russia-while every
assurance was given her MajeSty's Minister
that the United States would maintain the
''strctest neutrality" reminded him that the
laws of this country impose severe restrictions,
not only upon it's own citizens, but upon per
sons Who may be residents within any terri
tories of the United States against employing
ptivateers, receiving commissions. or enlisting
men therein, for the purpose of taking part in a
foreign 1oGr." These are Mr.. MaTcy's own
words, and if Mr.. Cratnpton is gifted with the
commonest comprehension Of the plainest
English, we Are at loss to understand the
plea he puts forth, or which his Government
puts forth for him, that his participation in the
enlistment business was without the slightest
suspicion that he was acting in cCntravention
of the laws Of the land.
Second-That our govdfhmcnment, falling
to receive such satisfaction" from Her Males
tvs secretary for foreign affairs, as it deems
due, demands and insists upon the recall of the
British Minister at Washington, Consul Bar
| clay at New York. Consul Matthew at Phila-
delpha, and Consul Rowecroft at Cine matt.
Mr.. Marcy's communication, making this de-
mand, is dated on the 18th of December last,
two months since. Though it is not officially
announced as yet that the British government,
through Mr.. Buchanan, has declined, in any
correspondence that may have taken place in
that interval, TO recall It's minister, and to dis
miss its conShls, yet the declaration of Lord
Clarendon in the House of Lords, on the 10Th
of January, approved so unqualifedy the
course of Mr.. Champion, that we are bound to
consider it equivalent to a Discrimination on
the part OF the British government to comply
with the request OF the administration.
| Third-That nothing now remains for the
government at Washington but to dismiss the
minister-and revoke the exequatur of his
subordinates in Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and
New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

HoRRlD MURDER IN GRANT CoUNTT.-On
Thursday a respected farmer of Grant county,
Ky, was encountered on his own plantation,
at a point remote from his dwelling, by one of
his negro men, who fell upon him and beat
him with rocks until he died. The murder
was committed in the morning, but the body
was not found until evening In the mean
time it had been SO torn and mutiiatcd by
hogs that it was almost impossible to recog-
nize it. The murderer has been arrested and
connaitted to the Grant c6aaty Jail. No caus,
is assigned for the commission of the fiendish
assault Coz. (K3.) tJour., Isl.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. ..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-
PUBLIC SALE
OF MAIN sTREET. SECOND STREET AND
HIGH TREET LOTS.
IN. q L n Ind

AN Saturday the 26th day of April. 1855. O'Clock
W NJ the Court tpuss door Evansville pursuant
order Of the ur of Common tleas of
behalf OF the mia0r heirs aad by the
adult heirs 81 the la John Mitchell will proceed sell
auction the following parcels real
49, Donation Enlsrgemen of Evansville iron 20 feet
Main and runnine along the Canal ia fe
to sell III lot in four parcels each fronting 1924 fssoh Main
and Ia feet
ALso-Lot No Old Plan EvAns-fle from:
Second aus $50 deep alley oning
denes of Vim Baker Esq IprOpOse sell this
parcels feet front each and $50 feet deep to = alley
Alsohuss Nos and in block Is, 4h enlargement.
High which stlnGs double frame house. These
Is feet wide and about we'll
The titles all believed to he good Guar
the minor heirs and general Earrusse deed by the ct
heirs ill be given.
EH Terms Of SALES cash. the residue six aud
by and mortgages with interest and w&ying
reli Of laws payable the Evansville Branch Bank.
JOHS INGLE. JR Guardian
fer MINOR and Agent for Atutt h -irs
NH cf Tnhr nt,eIi
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GIVE understand the full-blooded Know
Nothings of Vincennes and Evansville fired
cannon on the reception of the news of the
nomination of FILLMORE and DoNELsoN. If
we are not much mistaken, about next fall
they will reverse these guns and hang their
flags at halfmast; in commemoration of the po-
litical death of their present nominees.
1eaTe Hdute .T0nr.
But suppose the Journal IS mistaken, then
what? 1t is common thing for much wiser
politicians than the young men of the Terre
Haute Journal, to. find themselves greatly mis-
taken in political surnises ard predictions
50 we indulge in the pleasing hope that @he
Journals SoloHions nay be mistaken.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

0rWe publish below what Purports to be
the Philadelphia Platform. As yet we do not
know certain, whether it was adopted by that
Convention or not-there seems to be some
doubt on the subject.-[ Wabash cypress.
There was no platform adopted by the Con.
vention. The philadelphia Platform" was
adopted by the National Council.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

HS As sprng summer medicine would recommen q
Dr. J. celebrated Stomach Bitters above
others effect upon
system is truly astonishing Its tonic action the
liver its drive all humors the surface thereby
for these Btters envsbe reputation, inasmuch
they pleasant the even and in
general fsmfy medicine wherever known. For sale
HALLOCk sTeuDARD,
WOOLSEY q SAWYER, Agents.
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A WAR OF GrAxTs.-Cottom, of the State
Sentinel, calls Sanders, of the Evansville Jour
nal, "pigmy,"" and we expect to see Sanders
retort by applying some equally expressive ep-
ithctof hfiputionisrn to Cottom- Neither of
these editorial Goliahs weigh over hundred
pounds LAT: Jour.
We are Sorry to hear Cotton is little man.
However it only goes toprove that little man
may be great ass.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

A MAN SHoT.-A nlan'narned Ross was shot
week ago or more, in Stanton, Powell coun-
ty, by D. c. Daniel, Esq. The difficulty which
gave occasion for it, was a moneyed trarsac-
ton between them. and in which Ross acted
with bad faith. Daniel shot twice at him with
a revolver, the contents of both of which took
effect. Ross is still living and hopes are en-.
tertaihed of his recovery. Daniel was tried
before a court of inquiry, and acquitted on the
aground of justification.
(Nt. Sterling (Ky.) Wing, FEB. 29M.
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CHINA WARE AT aUCT1ONo
Iron stone, GOLD 8gslEn q, French DecS.
RATED and Plain China Ware

WETE will sell auction commencing day. March 9TH
w 1876. O'Clock p. NJ, the adjoining the
Crescent City BANG SPLENDID nient Of China
BrtaEis Ware, Silver Plated Ware, English Cutlery.
consisting of Gold Band China Sets Pls3 White FreAs
China Sets; Gold Band T SITS 81 A pieces; Plain White
Freach China Tsa &c pieces Decorated French
China Tea Sets 81 to a pieces; Decorated Toilet Set Pair
White Toilet Sets undrfes in Chin
Decorated Gold Band aud Plain eonsIsaC Of Jugs Plates
Mugs, Cups ana Sauc Gold Band Plates Dishes. BE
eInia Ware. Coffee Pos. Tea Pots FORKS EE
h Cutlery Silver Pa ed Ware and variety of other
tices mShtion Thu sale will be
fr day day till close The ladies' are.sPecisIly ia
vited to attend. The Goods for inspection
mh7tds WOOLSEY & NELSUS, Aurtiones[E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

0rThe Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention expressed itself in favor of Buch-
anan for the Presidency, and appointed Dele
gates to attend the Cincinnati Convention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUgsNE
THE IT AICTLON.

WILL sell public auction Monday the f4th Of March,
commencing at ~ O'cocksat the residencsof Edward
Neumaser deceased all his personal ffopery consisting
and eleg.nt Furnitur. vfzS0fa Chairs. Bureaus.
Redsteads Beds Tables. Stands Carpets AIrois Stoves
Cupboard ware &C.. &c.
Terms sums of three do''ars AID under cash over
three dslars credit of six months will sc given the purchas
giving with approved security waving relief Of val
uarion and apprasmens laws. -
NH WOOISEY a NELSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

A. II. SANDERS; Sir. please announce the of AS
G. JONES candidate for Mayer the ensuing election
mhe MANY VOTERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

OTMr. Gregg, of the New All any Tribune,
declares emphatically that he is not candidate
for nomination to any office. We hope Mr..
Gregg will be terminated for 1t. Governor
Gnyhoss. We want to see him in the field as .
candidate, although he promises faithful work
in his old position
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

DR. HosrErrER essslrAted $50 mach Bit.srs1oo GOO
sold In year-nothiuy il tie medical market fer the
nifty has eqnAed article be produced
equal this great anti dypeptc Que wine glass taken
times each day before will Dyspepsa
will all hatuleeey heavness froE the sSmaeh.
keep free from cOsvenss assist digestion good
appetite, and npar healthy to the while syss No
suffering from debility kind should fail to
This antedose Try ahe For sale by all this prineipa
Druggists. JANIS
INDEPENDENTS COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets at o'cgck p NJ their Hall Water
the Telegraph 0ce the FIRST and third Saturdays of each
month. ott25d6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

CE9Five of the rascals who assisted IN mob
hing the Reporter Of the Cincinnati Gazette, in
Covington, have been heavily find. The wit
nesses against them were Kentuckians Mr.
Babb being unable to appear
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. v. M.

"A. H VI.
THE member of Evansville RoysI Arch. Chapter No H.
hereby notified that MEETING be hello on
Friday evening At Masonic Hall.
mh7-it. WIZ. BROWN, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

or A deaf man, one of bridal party
waiting for this cars at Loveland, O., last
Tuesday afternoon, was struck down and run
sver by the cars, and Instantly killed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

WILL SILL at auction srsday March 18th Al 10 O'Clock
at WOosey Nelson's of Main and Third streets
Elliotts enlargement rs feet front by
deep with good story frame huse good csler and
cistern. Sale positive terms cash. GEO. WAITE.
mh7ds WOA LSEY 4 NELSON. Auct:onsers.
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WCOD-CcNVENIENT ARRANGEMENT.
PERSONS pEsiGSG WooD SUPPLIED LE GyTSe
THEIR ORDERS .r E. e. wHEELER'R GROCERY sIoxE. OK
MAIN STREET. eb25-H ~ r. EOUis BECKER.
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SELLING OFF IT COST.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
Mr.. A. LosESsTISE i,now Offering his Of Winter
Clothing to make for Spring Goods. Those
wanting yhing his line had better call he de-
termncd give bargains. See Advertisement fsbe-Im
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DISSOLUTION.

HNHR partnership heretofore existing between Frederick
y KrOener and Jacob Refs under the style of Refs
kroener dissolved by mutual the the zs
of January 1885, Jacob Reiss authorized eel all
due and owing the said late frm and Frederick Kroener
authorized collect all debts due tho said late firm and for
which hold Frederick
win also pay aud discharge all claims OH
firm. JACOB REFS.
mh6-3w FREDERICK KRONER
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GEAR THE TRACK!

THE LITTLE ANwITH THE BIG sToCK!!
Ms now opening lerge
Spring and summer Clothing opened in this ei:Y
Having made arrangements vita Cincinnati Houss
able induce retail we'll otesale
and pledge yssf duplicate bill bought Louisville
Cincinnati and yourself of that
Just please call on !. LO3ENSTINE.
Western Star Clothing Store under Pavilion HatsI.
Yolksbote copy. mh7-tf
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~ EW BOOKS. just received
IL Putuam's Magazine for March,
New supply OF MacauleS' $ England
Household Words for March;
New supply Widow Bedott; School Fellow March;
The Hunters Feast. BY Can't. Wayne Reed;
GOdeg ladies Book fur March; The Hidden Path;
WRV'Tlv MaTazin. for March; The Three Marria.
The Working Farmer for March; The Rag PicS+r;
st mh6 SAML LISTERS
u AWNs.-lo fancy lawns; cases black Lawns;
HZ direct importason rec this dav for sale by
JAMES Low & CO..
mh6 4i5 Vain street LouisYjne Ky.
Eb!3PER. -feass linen Diaper reed this day and for
NJ sale bV JAMES Low & CO.
mhs = AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
a. AsHSg En- FITS case casAmass.ts r,e'd this day
" and for sale BY JAMES Low 4 CO..
mh6 u 4ls Main street. Louisville. Ky.
GtHALLY oha!ly reed Gay and for sale by
u JAMES Low & CO..
mhs ATS Main street louisville XIV
AGRICULTURE
fEtHE Subscriber having received supply Ip,e
prepared folio wing articles
on the most liberal terms consisting Of
Corn Crushers Thrcshtng Machines, Corn Shelters
No wing Machine. Corn Drills. Reapinz Machines
Flows. all kinds FNuning Mills, 'Harrows
Cutting Boxes, CnitiYat Gin cular Saws,
o. Iokns. Meat Cutters Log Chains
Axes and Hoes, Trare Chains,
Lpincets Grain Shovels Best Cast Steel Forks
s<sf xsSors ment OF Garden implemen 5
send ia riders for Threhing Machines the supply
will be liIsited to the demand.
mh6 THOMAS CRANE. Main street.
NRW MACK ER EJ..-Ne l large AMI N5s 2 Ands.
in bbs hfbbls and kits direct from Boston,
for sac by S. Z. GILBERT < SO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

ARDERED that the owner OF Lots Nos. rsnd
W "a in block s. Eastern Enlargement Plank Side
walk to he laid down along the aides said lets Third
street ding from Gum Mulberry streets within
DAYS after the publication this orders in default
Of the Marshal directed perform said work and the
and accruing thereby will be collect
ed by sale said thereof will satisfy
lien snd costs. By order oil tile Common Council.
feb2T-3t WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-07

sTsFST per ~ NiassE,
FOR WABASH KTYEKe
THE new and stSsnch sts4-.-rs
LslsEsssR GOV. POW ELL,
eomplsted IN s.a. Es FIRST trip the shove place.
Fortnight or passage apply on board mh5-tf
NOTICE TO OWNERS eF LAND.
x.ndsrSaIsh County Agricaltuga aud ra,
within mile eGrPorse limit, Of the eiy EyAq.
prior to the goth this with Hornbrook sscressry
They will state price location and II. s be
mhe Secretary v. @. AE. aud Hort. Society.
AUCTION BY wOOLSEY & NELSON,
% fuTs @ 1Rd r
boxes Of glass T.ss cons, ting o. TnmSsr: Jar. Moa:'s:
Hardware and Dry Goods. mis-
and quarter boxes per steamer ai P1!k G,sal'
ENUNNY B4tss.-so bale. go each. new reed per
suitanA" FOR sale under the lowest market prices
mh5 Sycamore Water.
VE,nBACCO.-2s horc. Zach; q $; p. Dick Co.. u
/ mh5 ~ Corner aain and ist streets.
ss,t. sss,:sT o. Sugar
f''''' P'f'''A~'' r. . z II. COOK son.
mis- corser Main and LIST streets.
1OOP9!fzf:sS. nf lbs F's COO Fs'; s5S reed
mhs "a Corner Main and LIST streets.
SACKS EOW EAS5E
10 U,VoO sii;' Flour :siilss s'
NOTICE g..
Two all persons having Sacks belonging CITY ls
at Evsnsyills will ples return them to the Tl.
eIseS.s. go mSa-r Ross sasas
SUG hhds prime New Orleans Just "a and for
- sale mh4 PRESTON BROS.
COFFEE bags rhine Rio oones .tSrs and sale
KWOL AAs Es.-6nO bbs and jus. reed from
IVA plantation and for sale by -
g. II. MOlAssEs. -25 bbls and IS hf-bbIs ST. lanes
Ss Refinery in store and for sAls BY ,,,a.ox- 800
$500 ------------------ L ''So A"1' Dno'.
EpAiSiNs.-5o boxes new NJ R. Rasins reed and for
ma sale by mh4 PRESTON BROS.
q ksK ER EL.-25 kits prime No. Maekere rec d and
1EE Tor sale BY mh4 P"ESFON Bro
Hp EtEiVED per steamer Rainbow-so boxes ass'd To-
nh4 -''~''' /. s D. HERMANN.
HgECEIyED-2sO gross N. y. Paper Matches FOR sale by
"a mh4 I. a. D. HEIMANN.
WzT90D.-spit Hickory Wood constantly on hand for
w sale at 4. D. SEEKS Family Grocery.
mh4 Corn T Of Oak and Second SITS.
HORSE SROEING.
e 81 prepared attend fully this department.
eEN2my busjaes, and warrant satisfaction. Thanking
the the pat patronage ask sRs1pss Of
FRK SALE,
FINE toned Piano. Gfso Furniture for two Re ms to
N be SOLD very low for cash Apply To-,
mhs-2w. Third street. door from Locust it.
COFFEE We have JUS. received arO 81 strictly prime
u Coase. which We viii self 81 loves mark rates
mh3 TENNEY a. SoRESSoN.
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. brThe Central fusion paper at indianapolis
has commenced fighting the Fillmore. ticket.
The Journal says, ''it can succeed nobody be-
lieves" Tt also denounces in the fullest terms,
the new platform. We turn the fusion organ
over to Sanders, of Evansville, who, we see.
goes head and tail for the platform. Come gen.
tlemen, let us.have Kilkenny cat fight.
r To,-,-e H1,fe ,To1r
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EMPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
CONFORMATION NOTICE,

nRDERED. that the of Lots Nos. D. aAd g. In
~ McGsrys Enlargement. Plank Sidewalk 20 be
LAID down extending from Division street along Water
Pine streets within days after the publication
notice; and in thereof the Marshal is
form said service and the aud win
he assessed and collected by sale said Lots
thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs By ords OF fhs
Common Council.
fsb27-st WELL n WALKER CLARK:
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Usage ORANGE sEED.--A fresh supply of Orange
" seed just reed aud fOrssls ey
mh7 THOS. GRANT
GLOVER 46EED.-A fresh supply % new Clover Seed
~ rcd sssfsy sails By NH aTBos. GRaST.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ARDERED. that the owners OF Lots Nos. ts6 DE. And
" in block and and "a in block all Eastkrn
Enlargement canse Plank Sidewalk be laid down AlenE
TIE said lots fronting tho sid. Walnut
space Fourth Eighth street, aid sidewalk
be less than three feet in Width within the
publication Of this order; and default thereof the Marshal
directed perform said work the
thereby will he esected
much thereof will satisfy and costs
BY order of the Common Council.
feb27-3t WELL II. WALKER, Clefk:
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CoPARTNERSHIP NOTICE

WE have rented the Brisk Building First street.
two doors below Msssrs Bement Viees and in few days
will be r,ceiving spring Steck. WsEoud respectfully
invite all I'D friends and sad the trade
great b.t in the quaiit Goods and in OUT
prices We will goods all cash and time
buyers low other house ia the West and solicit
the patronage Of all such custom. -.
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coIi'jcsIr the Pnipi,.

! Quite q scene Of excitement occurred in the
Church oi the Epiphany. on Sunday night du
ring sermon delivered by Rev. Dudley. A
Tying The reverend gentleman had previously
apnonneri that he would preach sermon on
h ansas affairs. and large audience gatherc
in consequence. True 10 the announcement
Kansas was the subject Of his discourse. and
10 the course of his remarks. We are informed
the speaker was severe not only in his disappro.
bation Of Slavery. but on the conduct OF those
who wished IN introduce IL into Kansas lie
denounced the Federal Government 10 a style
which was anything but decorons, and certainly
very unit IN pulpit Some portion OF the
congregation sat very oneasily under these re-
marks. and finally respectable member tf the
church Elt csllcd upon TO Interrupt, and recall
the minister TO his nason. lie spoke oi the
sermon as objectionable in point OF matter and
in poin, Of iac,--ihat Il was dcsrcrntion ol
the pulpit and Of the sacred calling OF thc clcr
~ 10 in,rcdncr sncb subjects. and to 'rat them
I Ia style suited only 10 political and partisan
haranges ThR rebukc ssernd rather 10 dis.
concert and as,onish the clergyman lie
paused until the speaker Ind 6ulshed his o.
skipped over several pages. rnd finished his dis
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