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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-22
Mr.. Buchanan on the Pacific Railroad

1t is now suspected that the Democratic
party will repudiate their endorsement of the
Pacific Railroad. Mr.. Buchanan, however, has
cut himself off from any plea of want of Con-
stitutional power, if a bill to construct it,
should come before him, by the following let
ter addressed in September last, to the Chair
man of the Democratic Committee in Califor-
MIA: hr As=t
desire to state, briefly that concurring
with the Convention, l am decidedly favorable
to the construction of the Pacific Railroad =
and derive the authority to do this from the
constitutional power "to declare war" and
the constitutional duty "to repel invasions."
In my judgment Congress possesses the same
power to make appropriations for the construc
ton Of this road, strictly for the purpose of
national defense, that it has to erect fortifica-
tons at the mouth of the harbor of San Fran
CISCO Indeed, the necessity, with a view TO
repel foreign invasion from California is as
great in the one case as in the other. Neither
will there be danger from the precedent, for
it is almost impossible to conceive that any
case attended by such extraordinary and un-
precedented circumstances can ever again &C.
cur in our history.
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(61TThe people of New Albany are already
offering to mechanics and manufacturers, as
an inducement for them to come to New All
bany, the great increase of advantages in pro-
curing coal, wood, and iron ore, which that
city is to derive from the completion of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. They are ex-
peeting to take the coal, iron and timber on
the line Of that Road, in the rear of this city,
and carry them seventy and eighty miles up
the river to be manufactured and brought
past our doors on their way South. To see a
cargo of castings from our own ore, made with
our own coal, passing our wharf fron New
Albany will be fattering to our pride. Bat
we shall live to blush at it, if our town don't
'inaugurate" a new spirit, in the management
of its affairs.
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THE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILRoAD.-We
are informed that the managers of the road,
expect to have it finished and the cars running,
through to Cincinnati by the first day OF Feb
ruary next. The tunnel on that part of the
road between Mitchell and Seymour, is cut
through, and is being trimmed up. There
are three or four gangs Of track-layers putting
down the iron. Twenty three or four miles
of iron are laid from Vincennes eastward, and
cars are making regular trips between this
place and Washington. About six miles are
laid from Mitchell toward Vincennes. The
gap between Seymour and Mitchell is also ap-
preaching completion. Every effort that en-
ergy can bring to bear upon the work is free
ly exerted.- NncenneS Gazette,
We apprehend that our city will have cause
to say it would have been better to have lost
100000 than to have missed an early con-
nection with this important road. Business
relations once established by the community
in our rear with New Albany, Louisville and
Cincinnati it will be very difficult to recover It.
If our road shall drag along and our city
lnger in the rear Of other markets for few
years, our fate is sealed; ttss.suade of the coun
try back of US will be swept off to other mar
kets
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TEXAS FLoUR.-Flour Mills are no longer
a novelty in Texas; they are becoming com
mon in all the middle and upper counties, and
are producing flour equal to that of the Ohio
the tribes in the North and West of Texas has
made his contracts for the Indian supplies OF
flour for his agencies at Austin, at prices much
less than flour could be brought from New Or
leans for. He has it delivered at the fartherest
post for SO per Dbl; and at the lower points
for 50 per Dbl. the transportation being about
oae half the cost, making the price of the -four
at mills equivalent to "a so per Dbl.
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Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.

ObTThe river at Cincinnati, on Thursday,
was falling slowly, with thirty-three inches
in the channel to Louisville. The prospect
of no more water at present, made shippers
anxious to ship their st. Louis freights, and
boatmen were holding up for high prices
The last reports from Pittsburg were unfavor-
able The St Louis Republican of Thursday,
says:
The river at this point fell about twenty
two inches in the twenty-four hours ending at
5 O'Clock last evening, and the last boat up,
the Edward Walsh, reports six feet in the
channel to Cairo and nine feet below that
point. An arrival from Louisville yesterday
reports thirty-two inches on Scutfletown bar
and falling. The Empire City came in yes
tsrday, from Louisville and is the first boat
through the canal which has arrived at this
port since the closing of that channel. There
is floating ice in the Missouri, and also in the
Illinois river at Naples.
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mEXICAN MUSTANG LaNImENT.

virtue alone could the which this
article attanedfOr rheumatism, Salt Rheum Burns
Bruises Galds Sprans Pole Evil and Swell
it has equal for beast. No
will be without it who has tested its value AND
with the general estimation of the Mustang
Lfniment. cheertully that article
in neiJhbOrhood this. Il. w
Smith, Rdgeneld Conn Leitch. Esq., Hyde Park
w. writes considered worthless his
heaves the free the Mustang
ment, have sold him for Sl50 Your Llnim is doing
wonders here. Such testimony is reaching every
half told. Ey family should
efimitatohs The genuine Mustang sold by respeea
BILE dealers throughout the World.
BARNES & PARK,
n Narlr
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the South. In this matter the States of the
Ohio Valley, or such parts of them as are to
be the future battle fields of these contehdiDg
sections, will have voice in this division of
the Union, and Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois,
and Missouri will claim to be heard, and will
make themselves felt by either or both parties
who shall attempt to lay their sacriligious
hands ON the sacred bonds of the Union
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ASTONISHING CURE WITH ONLY ONE
RuErLk,

JOS. B. HALL & CO., say: -.
PREsQUE ISLE Aroesfook Co :. Me. April "a. 1854
- We send you oertiieate perfo ed
by the BOTTLE OF the German Btters;
think NJ Clark he veracty, and have doubt
of the truth of his story
Mesns. Jos. B. Hall & Co.-Gentlemen-In answer to
Inquiries L will that daughter aged about
Is has been complaining of pain in her side for six
years. about the first of January
taken confined her bed The pain in side
besides being troubled with pains between
her shoul From reading number
performed by 'Hoofand's German Bitters.
induced and
chased BOTTLE. She had taken it but when
she began and after taking
Dying health than she
She feels pain her side any her body
attributes hsr cure the Geman Bit rs.
salmon Brook. ArOostook &C.. Me. -
See advertisement novI WM. CLARK.
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0F The Rockport Democrat presents the
name of Ballard Smith, of Perry, for Speaker
of the House. The Democracy will be placed
upon their good behaviour in this State for the
next two years, an6 their ascendency will de-
pend upon giving US their best men in every
department
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HoGs-The Cincinnati Price Current says
the hog market is dull and spiritless, with a
decline of 25 to 3725c per 100 lbs. For ave-
rage hogs SIS so to s. IS, was paid on We'd
nesday. The receipts Of hogs during this
month, at Cincinnati had been 41,606, against
14,900 last year The same quotations pre-
vailed at Louisville, with dull market
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Kansas.

The Herald of Freedom, at Lawrence, whose
Office was destroyed by the mob in the early
troubles in Kansas, has been revived, and is
now in full vgor and spirit, and we shall have
full and free discussion on the spot, of all that
is done, in the presence of those who witness
the acts.
The Herald says the avenues of travel are
now all open and free to. those who do not
give cause of offence upon the exciting topics
which have created so much bitterness OF
feeling. gz-FE#
The Herald says there are, in truth, but
few families in Lawrence from Massachusetts,.
The traders in that town are nearly all Mis-
sourians, and the chief losses by the late out
RACES fall on those of the State, whence the
destroyers came; and instead of despoiling
Yankees, as they declared, they robbed their
own citizens; and as the goods lost were
bought in St. Louis on credit, the loss, by the
failure of the dealers, falls finally on st. Louis
merchants There is now seemingly a de-
sire for peace, and oblivion of the past, on both
sides; and with the energy and decision Gov.
Geary displays, we do not believe there are
any grounds to apprehend renewal of trou-
bles There are few families now in the
territories, but large class Of young men, ad-
venturers, without the restraining influences
Of domestic society, who form a wild and COM
bustible material in which the flames of dis
cord may be lighted by a spark. Population
is fawing into the territory through all the
channels of emigration.
The U. S. District Court, in session at Lee
compton, has adjourned. Over 800 indict-
ments were found by the Grand Jury, and
about 100 persons had been arrested. Some
were tried for murder and acquitted and were
again arrested on other charges. Twenty-Five
were convicted-twenty for five years, one for
six years, and one for two years.
Some difficulty has arisen between Gov.
Geary and the law officers Of the territory. A
man by the name of Hays, living near Kicka-
poo, was indicted for the murder of man
named Butfum. On the first application,
Judge Lecompte refused to admit him to bail.
Afterwards, the case was brought before him,
and the argument having been heard, he dis
charged the prisoner on bail. The Governor,
at a subsequent period, took the matter in
hand, ordered the U. S. Marshal, Mr.. Donald
son, to re-arrest the accused and put him in
tail-accompanyingGit with threat that, if
his order was not executed the Governor
would have him removed. The Marshal re
fused to obey this order, telling the Governor
at the same time, that while he was grateful
to the President for the office, he was deslrous
of being relieved Of its duties as soon as pos
sible Gov. Geary thereupon commanded
Col. Titus to arrest the prisoner and confne
him in the Lecompton jail-which was done.
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" The State Of Panama and New Grana-
dian Government have proposed to yield the
jurisdiction of the two cities of AspinwaH and
Panama, with the whole line of the Railroad
across the Isthmus to the United States to be
governed by United States agents.
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RChoora being all most dreaded
it will be well all bear in mind that
Dr. Hosteters celebrated Bitters stand
head and therefore all should keep supply hand
this Its ufect the mach when dis
by diet. and its vviying influence upon the
traly and be described but felt
the bottle. Farther comment
upon would be uperhuots they
wide for sale by dealers generally all the United
States. Sold by HALLOCK & STODDARD. T.
eot23 WO0LSEY Il SAWYER.
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AND BED COmFoRTx

q j. CoLBURN & CO.. keep constantly hand and
Ao ACTURE to ORDER ali kinds and sizes of
ThEssEs which guarantee Of the very best quality Also
Bedding of all kinds. Jenny Ind Mattresses Shnek. Moss
and Cotton Mattresses Hair and Spring Mattresses Bed
Comforts of all sizes Feather. Hair Moss and PHI
lows Pillow Slips. Sheets. All wishing
wholesale retail at 10 prices please call examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
door to Canal Bank Evansville, Ind. noyIs
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HANDSOME RESIDENCE FOGs RENT.
HNHE well known house and grounds occupied by Mr.
n VIM kersterman, situa ed the river. lust beIoy
Evansville and above the Bod Mines owned be the
IS ate or Dr. w m Mcdowell deceased. whose late resi-
t was WILL be Tor rent from and after the
eeHoer next The grounds extensive
laid out the situation the there
IS vineyard. garden houses finest order
me house mas been lately ro-fed
many INT email improvements made and the group DIS a
be- much EN- beshed The furniture which
Will be rented with the house if desired the
furniture VIII be solt the premises which turtle
notice ~i be given. For further il apply
CHARLES DENBY. .
nov2O-dtf Office on3d st opposite Court House
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j. FEN DRICH IL BROS. justrsceived large stock
ported cigars. They have
large yirgnan Tobacco All that
of good Cigars Tobacco advise
iH5.sF 80. F. FENDRICH & BROS,
noyI7 Main a. one door above First.
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G q A L.

-.... BODIAM MINES IS,
per bushel
Hauled TO any part OF the ety.-..-....s . ~ .
Those lay their winter supply while
fine, and the roads good will have their orders
by leaving them Office the Bodiam
Mines under the Telegraph Office water street. Terms
cash .-.- JOHN WYMOND.
oet22 Secretar and Manager
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ANY ONE OF TIE QUARTERLII

AN ONE OE thc QOAhI 4 KILLED.. s.-e.5
NNTILL receive in addition the Art Journal FREE and
~ also certificate giving them equal chance with
other ber OF the Society draw fine Oil Pain
choice piece of Statuary Three Oil Paintings were
members of the Society Evansville year
and two the before - Is - &. -s=s 70
each month immeda ely they issued and delivered
subscribers with the leaves and trimmed
to exceed postage. "a
Littes Living Age and certificates and the It Jour
nal six dollars Call the Telegraph and sui
scribe early, list be complete in good time
Z. G. EARSHARf bon See,v
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" Col. Fremont will deliver lecture be-
fore the Boston Mercantile Library Associa-
ton during the winter He was to be pres
ent at the Lecture given before the same As
ISOLATION on the 10Th. by speaker Banks.
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FARES.

Daily Freight Trains leave and a.
~ A. NJ, on which local passengers will be taken
@ FOR any Information or through Tickets apply at the
Cohpanys Transportation Oce Locust street Ev
ansville. jeI4 7 7 nANTET g $50
Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take on other
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Noticesin this place. line insertion
20 line three times; 30 line week dis
eountOn longer time.
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~ W. 6. Kendall, Post Master of New
Orleans, indicted for robbing his own Office,
has been acquitted on one charge. but is still
held to bail on a second. " .o.a -.-.ssas'
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or Thanksgiving day was very generally
Observed. Many of our merchants closed
their places Of business, and the churches,
opened for service, were respectfully attended.
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C5- Some villains attempted last week to
throw a train of Cars off the New Albany and
Salem Railroad, by piling lot of cross ties
upon the track in a manner inevitably to de
stroy the train coming up, though the down
train would throw them off. Fortunately the
up train was delayed, and the down train pass
ing first was arrested by the obstruction and
the locomotive turned over, but no other in
jury was done. An accident only prevented
the accomplishment of the hellish designs o
the rascals. sroo-1 - T5-sa
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o. Morgan county, Illinois, has just sub
scribed four hundred thousand dollars to new
Railroads running through the county.
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Of A writer in the Charleston Mercury,
declares that he is sorry that Fremont is not
elected, since that would have been, tpso tacto,
dissolution of the Union'
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Posi- SAVED an mAGAzINEs.

vi Frs. Dobe Lister beg call public attention
lE to the fact that they supply HARPER PUTNAM Cooley
KSIcKERBoCKER HOUSEHOLD WORDS, GRAHAM, &C., at the
price the publishers either by the single
Number. thus the subscriber Postage
from the usually receives his Magazine week
per the usual routine The volume of Harper
with December No which will be received in
week by nOYIS DOBELL 4 LISTER
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81 The city of ST. Louis was visited with
a destructive fire on Wednesday night which
destroyed property to the amount of 100000.
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GF All the Governors in the Free States
fare Republicans. but Indiana and California.
GT The Theological Seminary at New AL
bany is to be removed to the vicinity Of Chi
cago
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NExV ADVERTISEMENTS.

s-.s4 II A TES. N
One ten lines or less time
one week, 81 weeks. ~ so; month"; 81 three
months 81 81; six onths $40; yearsI5 Discount on
Larger advertisement Cards of six lines under per
No charge for marriage death religious
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fRAlIIlLLROADs, &C..
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFoRDsVILLE
q. Esks Iss - c.
Il a | l. r O A d.
4 Ill L . IL

an and alter Monday. june 18TH until further Io+is.
~ The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansyillet
aa zU NH arriving az vneennes at 4;2eP
a!iToaa for ST. Lous and Central Illinois. Haute
:4o r NJ snd Indianapolis at i:05 A M. maxine direc
Tor Cincinnati CourbuR Cleveland Pfadsi
phla. New York and Baltimo --"~eeA
keturning-leaves Terre-Ha a
925 P, Nj. ~ H'@ns'hIe a.
by this train ST. Louis
u LOUISVILLE same day Baggage checked of indiana
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o. Coal is selling at 60 cents per bushel in
Cincinnati.
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IAEaEN So aNTLlN. IK

AS Just received by Railroad lot of Bucks Patent
n Clipper Cooking Stoves. improved. 1t is the best
most beautiful stove in ALSO fancy ENNAMEL
CRATES of LATEST STYLES. noviS
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and Americans in the Missouri Legislature, to
elect old Bullion to the Senate.
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NEW HOOKS.

ARPER's Magazine for December. the first of new
= 4 volume.
Godey's Ladies Book December.
We fellow notice that by buying
these works US they the entire Postage receive full
ten earlier and have responsible
bers arriving. We also supply all back numbers.
Bayard Taylors China and Japan;
Bay ard Tayors Poems of Orient; ~ ft allJl-stE
Dr. Kane's Arctic ations Godeys Pattern Pook;
nOREI.T, lister
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DENTISTRY.
DR L XIV EVT nENTISDr


RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens vicinity that
4 . he will all orders in the various
his profession with promptness and in the
manner. -,t..e- = -ts BIZ LlIL ~
Particular attention paid the plugging cleaning
extracting OF teeth. and inserting incorruptble
from one to full set hne gold plate with without
Pivot teeth inserted in the approved
the treatment chickens carefully attended to-
Ladies waited their esiienees if desired Once
First street. ,merly DIR Brav's nev22
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

q meeting the Council of the city Evans
IA vile held on the evening OF the nth inst the follow
ing order passeS-to wit:
Ordered that the owners eff Lots Nos g. an in the
Lower Enls gement, the city of Evansville,
gutter and brick sidewalk with stone curbng be placed
down in the fronts fsaid lots Water street extending
from Pine within days after
ton this order default thereof. the
missioner directed perform said work
acerung thereby will be assessed collected
by sale of said lots much thereof will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order Comm Council. :. IN
WELL. Ii. WALKER, City Clerk.
Volt gbofa IQ-f0
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-C0-F Frank Leslie, the great periodical pub
Usher of New York city has failed. His
liabilities amout to $4,000. Leslie publishes
at this time the Illustrated News, Gazette Of
Fashion, New York Journal, and Ledger Of
Romance His embarrassments, we hear,
have been caused by the enormous expenditure
connected with the illustrated News the best
paper of the kind ever published in America
Or Short weight in -four has become a
common imposition in all OaE Seaboard mar
kets, and we presume, m the interior also
In Baltimore they are taking efficient meas
ures to punish the fraud. Consumers every
where should look to it.
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BLACKWOOD o

THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION
HARPER. PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM.
KNICKERBOCKER, HOUSEHOLD WORDS
RUa TX xEnnHn 1ARe
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ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
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a EE iii FSsT ri n IF; i; az Fl; ~ n
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

FVdh AUAMS EAPRESS OOMPAN RESPECTFULLY an
Il to their friends, public OF Eyansye N A
Tenitg that they have determined to oTen oee at
evansville to be devoted exclusively trapsaction
tne Of their Line and have appointed Mr.
w as their Agent, who, from his ecti
business is perfectly minr with all tbe ,outes
and the details Of their operation This arrapg M mt has
paoe with the sole object of facilities
he express and thereby increase its desrabtJ the pu
will be especially directed - " -0"i "Eeh
All persons having business with company will pleaa
call on Mr. Mcbride. ce on First street ne
tween Locust and Main who alone authorised to act
.nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER Snnerintnnalnt
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NOTICE
TO ALL LOVERS OF THE DRAMA
BENEFIT TO PROF. MORGANi
IN FRIDAY evening Nov. 21st. at akesperian Hall
on Locust street four doors above House, on
masterpiece,
s1sE .1<g HsA MI l. E. t =
fesonitypg twenty distinct characters
Sit VIII be borne in mind by the citizens Prof
hiss had the honor OF rectnS the above by
gone daYs at one dollar ticket hut
ADMIT for the uniform Price twenty cents. No ad-
MISSION Tor children Doors open 61 commenc
az Tie cts for sale at Lister Dobe Conyngton Dr.
aalloek, Washington House. Sherwood Honse Jobn
farrelIs noV2Otf PROF. MORGAN.