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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-14
Es, ALRCK. CRAIG. o. TRUMAN
SPRING STOCK. 1856.


Main Corner Fourth Streets Louisville KY
St., New York.
WNHoLEsALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw aaods
w have in and In daily receipt OF the
complete in their line found In
any establishment West of New York City. We now
selling shall continue do Indiana Merchants ana
Others favorable and rs low prices the
articles bought in of the Eastern markets.
We examin alton of stock for prcee
of our assertion. apl5-3m
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PAFBkS.
SCHMIDT STARK have just received at their estabish
- mont First street. large assortment of Wsll Papers.
from Aties to the finest gded comprising
thing of the beautiful description ia this line They
also keep everything appertaining and cover
chairs Sofas &c. superior style Having Just enlarged
accommodate increased business
prepared to receive customers and show them
large 8 ock and low prices - ap2o-tf
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ROBINSON & BROTHER. .

IMPORTERS AND J0BBERS IN
SILKS, FANCY DRESS GOODS, LIN EMS, WHITRq00DA.
Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery,
TRIMMINGS, BONNETS, M.7NTILL.AS. q c.,
No 445 Main St. betw. Fifth and Sixth. Lou. KY.
call the attention of buyer. to their complies
w stock of Goods mhieh eonstan fly being epenhea
by daily receipts Adams and American Express Of all
the desirable styles Goods &c. imported
into the Msaehans visiting the market alvae
rely finding complete throughout the
rsdant buyer in New York keeps continually
plid with every thing in demand. ap12-1md&w
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OBJ Daily yournal
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

TUESDAY. May -.
j. c. Fremont. from Pittsburgh St. Louis
". A. RAVES from Bowling Green to Evansville.
ALMA, from St Louis to Pittsburg.
st. CLAIR. from Cincinnati to keokuk.
NoRTHERSER rom Louisville to st. Louis
PETER TELLoN from Louisville to New Orleans.
RETURN. from Wabash t. Evansville.
HUSGARIAN from New Orleans TO Cincinnati
j. " MAILMAN. from Pittsburg to st. Louis.
r. NJ PATTON No O. from Tennessee River to Louisville
J. ToAPK1Ss. from Louisville to Tennessee klVer.
CAMBRIDGE. from Pittsburg to st. Lou s.
N. H. G. iAHAN. from New Orleans % Cincinnati.
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lust RECEIVED
% 600 gross Matchas 100 bex Fancy Soap;
800 doz Brooms; 100 box Cove Oystersi
300 BIDS Wrapping Paper 50resms Flat Gap Paper
Forsale By apI2 TENNEY & S0RENSOH.
BOAT FOR SALE.
a FLATBOAT lying at the mouth of the bayou mile
IA and half ABOVE West Franklin is offered for sale
The boat is occupied by Edw. White wood boat-
The boat long IL feet inches wide.
ranted strong and durable Apply to WIN. A. pATLETT.
two miles above the Henderson ferry the Indiana side
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PURLAC SALatI

EpY vrtune decree the vanderburgh Circuit Court
srtsn wherein John James was plaintiff and Lewis James
and others were defer da1ts The undersigned
the 18th day of May 1885, the folio wing de
All that part Of fractional section No. twelve O2.) in
No seven ~ sGuth0t range No ten G1 west IN
stake the ue of said tract Ons section at point
chain south of the north of said fractional
section running from thence $50 east s chains
io twelve chains and twenty links thence north 3o
west seventy (o chains to the west line OF said raeona
the middle third thereof being subject to the life estate of
that part Southwest quarter of section
No a. in the Township and Range af0reiaid 70 witt
west quarter and forty 4Ol chains and fifty 5o links
an S1Ss fnaT PGr IN Of n gs s
Records Of the ytnderbprsh Probate CURT Ehseen and
remainder he four months from the day
Of sale the giving notes With ss1ry
ap26-4w Commissioner.
EpACE GINGER.-c bags reed per Ben Franklin and
nss :. '10 SEE. GILBERT CO.. syo. rear Water.
AZ DOE fresh hermosicAly sealed oystersi
do do d. MAcsereI aid Salmon
reed direct from by my1 T. IN dooR soS
81 Last Novel BY Car line Lee Hsns-i
f fSadtshR l aas ssdEN5e 5w lsh
Lamartine's History of Turkey
Punch, 9Th and 18th of April;
Yankee Notions for May
mys SAM'L LISTERS Book Store.
SDn BOXES Of s. 9. Soda rtoeived tor SAFE by
%VP mv3 j. & D. HEIMANN.
n = BOXES of Dicks and Musselman's Tobacco reed
n ~ and for sale by my3 ]. N d. HEIMANN.
NOTICE.
NER NJ DONALDSOS would respectfully in form the
ladies of Evansville and its vicinity that has taken
Nhouse door Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
# Second and Oak and she has had long expert
in Dress making and Bleaching doing ala inds
and Naapotan bonnss and she dsng her
p tronage. my2tf
9tHEESE25 boxes English Dairy Cheese rec'd and
u sale by my3 l. & D. HEIMANN.
m EAD.-l5OoO small bar Lead reed and for sale by
10 my3 /. & ID. HERMANN. 2
CASK large SuItans Prun received and fer sale Gin
Il cinnati prices by my3 I. D. HERMANN.
Ennn LBS German Prunes. received and for sale
d. SIGYST at Cincinnati prices ey
my3 1. & D. HERMANN.
SSTAR CANnLES-warranted full weight.-s5 whole,
~ half quarter boxes Proctor CANDLES. for sale
prices weight Candles rec'd j. Cheese
man. my3 s. e. GILBERT & CO.. Syc- near Water.
e GASES French Chocolate; Yellow Yermicee;
| - boxes Maecoronie do Maccorone;
| do Citrons. Dbl green Cheese, for sae
low by my3 1. d d. HEIMANN.
o00 SETS Buggy and Wagon springs for sal. by
OOO my3 SAM'L ORR.
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&O apis z. H. COOK &SoN.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
NO MBUG!!
Selling off at Prime COstI
takes leave to to the cta
business snd therefore will in order dispose of his heavy
sH PriIS cost His :oiE :p3s;:' n part f Linens:
Swiss silks psrasols Hoseues sieve embroder.
les and multitude desirable articles spring
has to BE- closed before the frat July You avail your
this sn tor sSn
in order to convince before purchasing eseThePe ,
apso1m Main street next door to Branch Bank.
LUTREas AND SHINGLES.
900 HsS sis';'s Poplar
paper boaa 5aFdnes
| EurOpab by apps 2. II. COOK SON.
CLOSING OUT AT COST.
san oaing at
staudof myI THOMAS GRANT. Main St.
dBs r! stE. .9 AAp urea slss gss
myl '0l extra 0's' en-
HsABA WAGONS. dor fancy enameled top cabs
willow 'A'' TRS GERf4Ps
40 BBLs and SO sacks Flour whqes3s 55il By
apso Next door to s. E. gilbert g..
IA Saek White and eooTed 50 Son Ladies black White
sad n SSI0red ro0d to-day and for sale h
apo d H1Eo LoW q w.
EpANDY.-2 dOz pure Catawba brandy for sale BY
GS myS 1. d u. HEImANN
GLOTa cases a s%ts SVass6 reed
apo AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
REALs cotton cotton ropes 10 reals Hemp r9re;
bv apso z. h. COOK 4 SON.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
UEOPKINS REED intending change their business.
will now offer their ontiTe stick Of Dry Goods at cost
and prices before purchasing elsewhere my2
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOX SALE.
EE viii sell At private sale the South Eastern half Of
Of I'd and Walnut Upon the lot situated
and decidedly the iprov
ed property now in the market hPRlSy tOa.pv1v
Enquirer copy. ap26-2w
CLASS WARE-oo boxes Glass Jars PIT and g. Fl'9ks.
per steamer this ass for sale
-SPzS IN o1ON DnOo'
D VII i prices: 81
I'd ara /. 3 D. HEIMANN.
NEW GARDEN sFKDs.-5 boxes assorted garden
" seeds, lust reo'd by myI W. & S. VIoKERY.
&c sBi sho'' ro'A'o''in'' req H COOK SON
WINBow GLASS; boxes a sS s%o si1s; reed
L. aoan GIN just case
apz : Question BROS.
n BAGS Java Coffee Pockets Java Coffee
liz " for sale by ap22 l. & D. HERMANN.
I z HALF ches Young Tyson. Gunpowder and Imperia
l. y Tea received and for sale BY
OADDl ES; lba ass rted Tea; IL Caddies; 1913
. A~O assorted tea, reed and for sale by
!; ap22 !. & D. HERMANN.
UGAR-loo hhds fair to choice ust reed
n Sby ap22 PRESTON BROS.
GtATsCPS.-24 Boyes Tomato Casups rec'1 and for
AJby apl2 I. & D. HEIMENN.
$4,000 WORTH OF DGTCHENG.
TH>HE oYPaEss POM DRAINING COMPANY. Incorporates
by sn act OF the last Legislature Kentucky abou
eco worth Of dieehing be done through their lands il
Union county for which they will cash. tn
work done and VIII make advances
the work doHe each month"; after the
% to commence IN June ul and be finished in Deoembe
IS nexs The lard VII Be shown and foil particulars given
applying TO A l. Churchill. Geo. Hsnshay. DR.. il Anne
d Geo Payne. living Clerk Of th
iBosrd IN Morgan hsId, Ky.
ar24 -5m dbv ~ NRFrrTs 9. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-14

NORM BROOMS-50 dor ass'd qualities jus. reed fer
" sale low by APT s. e. GILBERT & co.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NNHERE can the hungry people get
w The best of Groceries. dry and wet1
They'll find them. you may safely bet.
Az. II. Cook q Sons.
There's -four and sugar soda soap.
Pipes pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff,
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
For cash at o. II. Cook & SONS.
There Goldfish, Coffee starch and spice,
Hams cheese and butter, very nice;
ALI to be had at thelowest price,
For cash at 2. II. COOK SoN's.
Corn meal, molssses. pork and salt.
Ana further. lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault
For caeh at 2. H Cook & SoN's.
in fact. believe this tale not
No man, excert stupid sot,
Can waat for pan pot
Or thing that can e be got
To nibble cold swallow hot.
For cash at 2. H. COOK SONS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-14

B. A. FAHNESTOCK & co.,
Corner Wood and First sts., PtttsburR,
IMPORTERS AND DEAL ERs N
Drugs Medicines Chemicals Dye Stus Paints Linseed OH
Varnishes Window Glass. Glassware, Surgical fn-sti-
struments. Lard Oil. Turpentine, Patent Medi- -
cines, Perfumery, Brushes, Alcohol.
Tanners Oil. Sperm Oil, Whale
Oil and Spices.
AANUFACTUBERS
WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND LIIHARGE.
XKTE have hand and offer for SALE 500 tons Of MErn
WW LEAD in packages of as So 100 200 500 and 500 lb
each which be full weight strictly ana
unsurpassed by any in quality.
Having resident partners in New ork ana
Of the market enabled
70 sell Drugs 60 cash prompt time dealers. -
faborabIe terms q Eastern jobbing houses.
a B. A Vermifuge furnished With EnRisA
French and Spanish directions mhls-smw.
NE KEGS O Soda; 10 bxs Soda In ! ID papers;
%aeB 2 bbls Alum; 10 de genuine OassEei Soapi
10 Indigo 10 lbs each; Dbl Oamphor;
bbls Sulphur; do Ep salts
/ box Tartaric Acid; cases LuSterj
cask double refined salsratus;I Dbl Gloves;
case Nutmsgs; reo'd this day and f3r sale By
apS /. ". AE1S4NN.
yENHE tssB6ugsf dried beef IN the city ts SD
n very low AZ ap14 HEESHHERHSE = CARSON,
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r X IL AN G. r TEL,
NeWburg, Hnd.

NeWbuFgs lnGs
@ TH0RNBURG G WYMAN "a
nA BEG leave inform the citizens ST Warriok an 70:
that they have purchased the Hotel STAND
formerly kept by Mr. T. Hazen and intend to keep tbs
the house has acquired under it's
management. They have REFUREISHED and tht
whole aud prepared all tbei1
in the STYLE Their will
su sped with the best the market affords; in short
pains will he spared TO make the EXCHANGE a hrst
class Hotel Their stables will be kept in the possible
in order accommodate with animals
nnh22 -IrdIr
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Western Star CIothing store,
NEW AND CEEAP GOODsl
MCKINNEY & COOKE.

NEXT DOOR BARGs' BETw MAIN AND LoBusT.
RE resolving and opening most desirable stock of
variety usuay kept in drv good store Silks Challas
Bersges Robes Lawns Brillanes. Bonnets (0rape silk
Lace and p2litan Ribbons Lace Edyngs Stoves al
Hoseing great varyCoths Cassimere Pant goods and
Vestng, in rich pro fusion, &C., &c. ap5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-14
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

MET have bought the stock and taken the formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street, opposite
ths Branch Bank and have made large additions their
steck with such for future supplies usthes
promising the citizens of Evansville ami vicinity
great of the best articles Family Groceries
house the city Being determined to exsrion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
ronage. trial. Goods delivered charge.
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSOE,e
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SPRING GOODS! !

WATER sT (NExr DOOR TO BARNEs) BET. MAlS LOCUST.
XETE call the attention OF the city and
White Goods Dress Goods op shaws Alendale.
Lancaster Marsess CuA Gesuemen and Children's
and an en- variety of ices usually BY
sro4 MoK NNEY & COOKE
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ANHANGE--Cone around and pay ycur accounts. W.
" have not time to and shall be obliged employ
mvi SEEpRloKs & scKEA,
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ng of Two Marshals by the Turner's

.ot at Covington, Ky
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HPACE GINGER.-c bags reed per Ben Franklin and
a y for sale by
my3 SEE. GILBERT & CO.. Syc. rear Water.
n - DOE fresh Theoretically sealed Oysters;
n 9E 10 do do 10 Lob teri
do do do d. Mackerel and Salmon;
6 do do do do >had and salmon;
rood direct from Boston by mY1 z. n. COOK & SON
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TENHE CYPRESS POM DRAINING COMPANY, incorporated
sn act OF the last Legislature of Kentucky about
eco worth of ditehing done through
Union county for which they viii cash the
work is done and VIII make advances
the work doae each after the month the work
commence IN June uly and be finished in December
next The land VIII Be shown and foil particulars given by
applying to A l. Churchill Geo. Henshsy DR.. 7 D. Ames
or Geo Payne LIVING t6s lzn5 CLERK CT the
Bosrd IN Morgan field, Ky.
ap2l SIN ds3 -. ETrrs G.. HUGEEs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-14

NNTE received per steamer Fife Alton and J. P Tweed
NV thirtyeight of fine spring for ladies
gents vbioh and win week
people who will please quick.
'sm. myl HENDRICKS & McREA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13
Stormy Weather at the Eastward.

Stormy Weather at the Eastward.
BosroN, April 12-7 P. N.
gale has been blowing here from the southwest all
day. This evening it is raining
BURLINGTON, Vt, April III P. NJ.
1t comm enced raining here this forenoon. 1t is now
moving The ice in Lake Champlain is breaking
up and navigation will probably be resumed in ton days
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, April 12-7 p N.
It is raining heavily here. 1t is the first time have
had rain in three months. Weather springlike.
MONTREAL, April IL, 1856.
1t is raining hard here, and the river is rising The
ice has left Lake ST. Peter, and will probably be
pletely broken up here in . day or two.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

SLAVE CAPTAIN PARDoyED AT BOeroy.-lt viii be
by the following document which we have received from
special correspondent at Boston, that the President has
pardoned Charles Kehrman the captain Of slayer Ga
morgan, which vessel WAS captured the coast Of
Afrca in 1854 and brought to Boston by Lieutenant
Downs
FRANKLIN PIERCE President OF the United States of Anne
rica TO all whom these presents shall come greeting
Whereas it appears that at the May term, 1854 OF the
Circuit Court the United States for the district OF
sachuset Charles Kehrman convicted of the oence
Of having been engaged in the african slave trade
sene ced to be imprisoned in the Jail at Boston for
period OF three years. and TO pay fine Of 81 0O0 and
whereas it has been made satisfactorily appear
that the prisoner fit for the exercise Of the
Executive clemency
Now, therefore, be it known that l. Franklin Pierce
President Ct the United States of America in consderA
ton Of the premises divers other good and sufficient
thereunto moving have granted, and do hereby
grant, unto him, the said Charles Kehrman, full and
unconditional pardon.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto signed my
Dsme caused the seal OF the United States be al
fixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this 7th day Of april
1856 and OF the Independence CT the United States Of
America, the 60th. FRANKLIN PIERCE
By the President W. L. MARCY, Secretary OF Stase.
The Captain Kehrman in South street. Just
about this tinA would be sp to sneezi ag
among the negro dealers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13
EMIGRAHTs TO KANSAS FOR 1856 THUS FAR.
IpnN THE

Thus it appears that the South is ahead,
and that Missouri still furnishes the bulk of her
recruits. With the opening Of the spring,
throughout the North, however, the reinforce
meDts from Massachusetts, and other New Eng
land States, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
&C., will be largely augmented, judging from
the collections and contributions of the Kan
sas liberators in New York, Albany, Rochester,
Boston, New Haven Columbus, Chicago, and
other places Our recapiMlation shows that
the nen of the South are really in earnest;
but they must not be deceived from appear
ances, nor trust the brunt Of the battle to
Missouri. 1t is only the advanced guard from
Massachusetts, that has gone out, The main
army is still behind Let the South. then, ad-
vance their achievements. Let - have the
question of "squatter sovereignty" fairly set
tied in Kansas, and there will be an end of it.
And it will be settled, as we are assured by
Gen. Schuyler, of the free State party, before
September. Hurry up the squatters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

The LEGISLATURE has closed, thank Cod,
and the members have rid Albany of their
presence. They passed no Appropriation bill,
and left, indeed, all the public business un-
fnished--being occupied oil the session in cor.
rupt schemes of jobbery in conjunction with
the lobby, and hoping to the last that the
Governor would call an extra session, and 20
prolong their enjoyment Of their pay. SO
shamelessly corrupt body az the Assembly
which has just dispersed has probably never
diagraoed this State and we trust, if we are
to avoid ruin, that no such body will ever dis
grace it again. The decision of this problem
rests entirely with the people and we have
done our duty when we have given from day
to day, the record of the scandalous course
pursued by the Assembly, and the list of the
names of it's members Every one knows now
what they are, and what may be expected
nom them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13

The channel plates. with most other marine engines
form part OF the foundation framework of the
gine; and together with the air pumps, feed pumps
blge pumps, injection and Bulge valves, are under the
crank and all open to the view Of the engineer and
accessible while the engines are in motion.
The cylinder valves of the usual bslanse proppet
variety. The arrangement for operating them and ell
fectiDg cut off ia and Ingenious 1t is the inven
vention Of Mr. Hermann Winters, OF the Morgan Iron
Works. There rock shafts in the arrangement.
but there is to each cylinder three revolving
shafts by the motions of which, with their appendages
the lifting and lowering of the steam valves is accom-
plshed by txo distinct motons-the lowering being the
quickest The point Of cutting of Is variable and a5usta
BILE while the engine is in motion. combinat IA this
arrangement admits Of the engine being reversed in
stantly and worked back full power with the eccentric
hooked on, without shifting the ecoentrc-a feature
Of very great Importance
There are two boilers of the vertical tube description
each thirty teet long and containing urnases
tubes brass without the water passes through
the tubes and the fire around the same as IN the verto
n Mr. IL hs Il .
being that in the Fulton tie tubes arranged the
furnace and take the return Of the flame, while In the
Collins boilers the tubes are arranged behind the urnaoe
and take the " directn action OF the flame. Daniel g.
Martin Esq, the Engineer in Chief OF the United states
Navy has patent for the former plan and they hsvs
One boiler is forward Of the engines ard the other arr
the furnaces beir transverss the ship viii briggs
ment brings every furnace and every fireman under thu
eye Of the engineer duty at the engines The space
occupied by engines nd b lers Ia irclosed by double
timber bulkhesd the space between bukheada sides
Of ship being occupied coal bunhers The coal ports
and other openings through bukhead are fitted with
slide gates to prevent the ingress Of water in ac:
dent.
The engine department provided with two of Worth.
ipgtons steam fire engines and bge pumps large
size made expressly for this ships the steam cylinders
being 10 inches diameter They are operated for port
use with auxiliary boiler, but at connected
with the main boilers, and in of fire or leakage
would perform very efficient service.
The engines surrounded with three iron galleries
Of construction aordng not only great con
veniepce for inspecting every part Of the engines hut
considerable degree OF elegance.
The machinery Is from the Morgan Iron Works, and
was arranged BY Myers Uoye the supervision Of
+. W. Smith, the company resident engineer
The New York and Hsvre Steamship Company deserve
credit for their patronage Of new things without which
no improvement progress would be made they have
been The first 10 apply the simple and effective oscatng
marine engine 10 transatlantic service and the first TO
divide wooden ssps into compartments ~ the rapsverse
g,tu1iIAI DaiAhssas.