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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-20

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FKxEE partnership heretofore existing between the III
ders1gned under the firm of V. h. Hen tricks Co.,
"'' N@' N''' = V. K. HENDRICKS
deol5-tf JOS. H. HENDRICKS.
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FHNCKI baes Ticking rs hales Hickory Emitting
mvs iis Main street. Louisville. Ky.
SSATINETTs.-2 cases oandet mixed cases gold and
-e.,d to-dav an ~ JAMES LOW e. CO.
ap7j rs Main strest louisville, Ky
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DAGU EREU oT - Il
- TAKEN AT THE SUN BEAM

y
IN n entire change in mammoth Sky
Ill Lirht BY sblei to take much finer pic
lures that prepared to take pic
lures will favoraby with any taken
in the West -.
have also associated with for short time Mr. J.
of many experience, by
which both always be found
attha ms, ready to take pictures.
II smbsr the place opposite the Post OthHe:
N also prepared to out aud take likenesse
ocs3Stf W. W. TILESTON.
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xiv ana steamboat News.


The riverIS rising slowly at iII> pnlnt with
wafer enough ou the Shoals for large steam
boats.
Tie Eli leaves this morning for Paduc h.
Size j. ~ excellent boat aud il well differed.
TIE city II Haa,sriHe Departs at noon for
Neripi.s. Passengers for Nav Orleans can
get /, The ADserica at Memphis on her, and
haze ~ deteu.ion.
The Han.Jjh snd the DR.. Ro5ertsoa left
Saturday.
The HrtsUjlJe arriyed on Saturday evening
a. "'o"ck ftoin Sugar Creek, 10 miles above
Ga,nshoro, heavily ladeaed with sack CORFU
Sac wil lea TODAY At 10 o'cl.ck fer Waits
brrr. IA excellent opportunity Tor those
wishing "a 20 az the river Her officers will
he "uud tteH',ve aud accommodating.
rre B,tache LeoH arrived from Smrhland
y-,tor!ay I'll , ''ciock. She made an effort to
* dnwu =" Padncal from Smithlard bnt
found the ic "a the OH To heavy {" enc1ur-
ter She will remain in port for several days
for Tie r'fpn-e 1T puItBg ia a wheel.
T Nettie Miller came down the riv.r
ktIng' % saturday night, arriving al about
10 'ci ok win a heavy lo,d of tobacco, corn
sud shear. She will lIohaLly re-shIp her
freight to-day
The slid, the " bell boat and "travelng
light house" ut the Cumberland, came down
GA saturday from Granville wild full freigh
nf wheat cora and tobacco. She will return
to-day al o'clock Z. ~ Passe gers will find
IA 81 one al tbs IA ., pleasant travelling iHstitu
tions ola the creek. BY the way, As will be
seeu from the following notice. her gallant
commander, though NOT given to racing. j.
harL to beat, aud has again proven himself
vlctor,ru,:
MARRIED. "n Thursday evening last, Al
inst, hy Rev. NJ Davis, Capt. mo. N. liAR
MON. ~ tie eaiuer Aida to Miss rENNEs~EF
PARH II, daughter OF james Parrish, E-Q.
NJ thoy never encounter the sand bars
snags and shoals OF adversely, but long, hap
py AID prosperous lie 10 them.
The Ella, with our ever attentive friend,
Bpb. Bell ia the office is the packet boat tor
Patucah to day AT 10 O'Clock. She is fine
boat for the trade, and we don't know Of
quiz UTlNcT WIG CAL register n uhlUc bctlel
than lie clerk. She wall 20 through in ga ck
time as the gentleman of the ledger has too
much lnterrst at stake al ring bolt M. G."
in Srnithland, Ky, to even stop on the way
to =" swap knives We commend him tn the
courtesy OF the late landlord of the ST Fran
els, MuGoudWin. BE aboard in time
The CITY Of Huntsville Lad not arrived IA
night when We were al the river. but will
probably he Al The landing Tins morning. unless
detained in tile Mississippi ar Ohio by The
large quantity of floating ice ia thuse rivers
Her time ol departure f'r Memphis is AT -
O'Clock TO-DAY. Capt. Wash. Weaver, AWAY
on naud, rings the bell. Her office is sil.
decorated with Noss, in a growing state, ~
sisted 10y Patton.
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Mysteries of the Post Office.
IA Mail Bag is an epitome Of hum m hfe."l
TEN YEARS

AMoNO THE
MI a 4 B a G. Ss
OR, NOTES FROM THE DAIRY OF A SPECIAL AGENT
OF ThE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT"
sly J. HOS BROOK.
l9mo - 49, PIP Price 81 25
Beautifully with IS Steel BY Richie and
IL Wood Engravings from design ch ely by barley.
INHIS wok unde taken with the sanction CHEZ off,
L OF ue st flee Department ny gen lerIan who
has long been and still Of the 81 Agents Of
Departmental the first Book Of the kind issued c4cu.
give the pub insight into the practical opera
oas Of the flee IT. and the almost
which skill ana experience hive furnished for ths de-
and punishment Of offenders against the enacted
for the security Of the mails and the Of private
correspondence.
hearty and universal commentator Of that enlightened and
powerful censor, The PREss brief from
these many catering notices are annexed:
1he book will prove Of the entertaining OF the
season, and in eliness, interest and general
ure, will firm eaant ad ion to our stock Of popular
ighi Eterature."-H. J. Eoeuine Post.
We bound 70 concede 10 SIR Holhrools narrative
his Post once experiences the merit Of being exceeding
y interesting and suggestive ~ T. Herald.
The and entertaining ook have recently
some Of Mr. Hobrook's true, unvarnished rectas,
all hat hns IN RsyBod', monsirosities and any
who reads them will realise that still
and thrves amid our modern life" -BOst0a Ioet.
This work ecnmFnd eh by the nature 81 its subject
ev.ry Peron who al read book, write letter "-PhR
ddetphtd Pennsytrdnfdn.
"A mDre amusing and at the same time interesting work
. It's kin has never been published IN America "-Phid.
Bulletin
"a vel written and amusing work from which We shall
make for the benefit Of the community"
Pbild. Sat iOst
at alb unds with sketches Of novel and instructive mat
ter."-FlsiiG. Inquirer
"Ihis book Indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining
nd opening source Of amusement "-HGftOrd Duly
CtgrdHf.
rhere is substance enough in the ineidents plots ami
char cs tanned in his sketches, TO gu dozen novels"
Richmond Inquire.
40 person who his ever allowed himseI harbor for
the idea q ,pening another persons letter.
the book without laundering At he shtfu precpce
on Nhsh he - stood."-Aetr Hdreh n Gtster.
Pubish-dby Il. CowPERTHwAIr CO., PhilA.
~ PR sale by all BOoksslens and News Agents.
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coxsUxPrros AxD srrrrrso Broop.-see the

w1A-< coSsUNPTTos AkD SrIrTIse BLooD.-see the
HFNse-S certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey, for
years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Frederick
burg Va and late of the City HOTEL Richmond, Va.
DR. John Minge of the city of Richmond though regular
physician and of opposed what he called quack
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the
Of SIR. Ramsey, we're wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians had tried
Of the qusck medicines and the verge Of
pair well the grave, when he tried oarers anish
Mixture.
werefer the public his full and lengthy certificate around
the bottle, stating his cure.
See advertisement.
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sB- 4 nongsi the distinguished arrivals ia
oar ci'y within the past three days, we nn'e
Gsn. Samuel IloUsToN. of Texas. KEN ETH
RAyNnR, of North Carolina, AID Hon. NJ p.
GgNrRY Hon. Christopher II. wuLIANs, ard
Re. ". G BRswNLow. of this State.
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Dcoi,ion. Of tn suprcmo Court.

Sra CIRCUIT
RI stephen W : K. Ranger, opinion b, Jddgv
Clruth-rs. affirming il qua az below
Joshua Z len " joan Waideu, opinion b, Jddg
Csruther-. affirming judgment bclow.
Jesse Liwtrncr HEREFORD & Garter. opinion
by Judge Mckinney, aairuing judgment
Elijah Ffcckz W b BrevArI, opinion by Juds
Mckinney. aftrmi. dsment.
Wood Hubbsri v Wooi's Heirs. opinion b,
Jadge Mckinney. affirming jllgmrut brlOs.
sra CIRCUIT EQUITY
John Higgins, Adm'r., " A. Gregory, ct AL,
opinion by Judgv Csrsthers affirming decree.
~ We sre authorised % snnounc~ JOHN X fDMoND-
SOS As candid or sheriff u Davidson cunt q NE
ensuias March rectson SreN-id
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SENATE.


JAN. 4, 1855.
Peiitions-By Mr Mcfarland, from the Trustees
OF the Messy Creek Baptist Missionary Seminary in
Jefferson county, asking that the uame Of said in.
sftution be changed to Mo>sy Creek Baptist Col
irge, accompanied with a bill carrying out the
PRAYER OF the petitioners, which passed LIST reading
By Mr.. Bowles from the citizens Of Scott coun-
ty, asking that said county be released from thu
State tax for some years until they paw the
debt incnrred in erecting public buildings. Refer.
red
The Speaker presented the report Of the Com
mssioners of the Athens Branch Bank of Tehnes
see, which Was referred to the Committee on Banks
Senate Bill TO amend the laws in relation to the
sale OF spurious and vnous liquors, embracing the
di'trict systrm, read the second time, and pend
ing discussion
The Senate adjourned for dinner
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY
ELEGANT GIFT BOOKS,
gitLts. pRANEt o'Es, HYNN BOOKS,
Albums, Papier Mache Work, &C.,
FOR fHF
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

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8 Poetry, History tnd stina' ce.
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80 D. Women Of Ii, Biblo: Define I'd int Series Of
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o. America.
10 l. Characteristics of women. Moral =, e'iesl an
Historical. - Ma JAEi-0S.
rs The arables Of the New Testament Practically
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So.9 The Romance Of American an epe Illus
trat q .u' srsra ~ ssin.s GA strsi
80. 10 Ihs Thoughts Blossom VIII sixteen elegant W
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No. H. The Boob Of Beauty With ssye's' b an''al /
u trstou.
. iq 4 Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers VIII
calores Plates.
ANNALS.
Frisndship's oftring Femory's Gin
The ceoillian eff The snow Flake
On is,iAn Keepsake hoss Rose
Affections Gift. The Phiopena
The at antie Souvenir.
iblss large ard small Ia Pan AID Fancy bindins' Nith
or hogt clasp
Prayer OOks ard Hyma Books. IN several styles Of
bad ngs. soaae q shish as saIerb.
per MAche Work Boxes, writins Desks fortfo-
lies, chess-B ards q Ae, &C
Also, great yaiuly Il enfLDR. NJ Bouks calculated
b. lnstis The mini se he fane' q he yoaag
Twenty nse a reut kinds q CAME Fok JUVENILE
tos thrr vllh other thnss to- Bumeroas 10 mentioh
Ta gub respectfully invited " cal sad sK.ains f's
iAso,ssl.ss CHAR n w. SMITH
cess nua Ne 81 College a.
~ esrIa a b hereby given The stocs b dss % lks
~ neBdrFson an h@shsiis katlo@d Comptny haa Ne
fhFt unh uI.l thsi stock q due ana mast
b. pal q 9 fore ne Ia day & cara ~ nsHt.
81 oFdss q he board " Direcsors
AMsK0SE 9. G0sDON, soy,
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10 this city. on the evening # the 9th int.
Mrs.. BARBARA SHAW, consort Of Capt. John 5
Dashiell.
The friend- aud scquaince 81 Capt Dashiell
are respectfully invited tu attend the funeral
of his wife. nj O'Clock, this evening, from hi
residence NJ. 81. Vine street Divine service
by Rev A. r Erwin.
~ The friends and scqusintances Of VII
LIAM L. BARRY are invited to attend the funeral
of biz wife, AEoT, FROM the Methodist me
Kendree) Church, this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Divine service by Rev F. z. Pitts.
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K. C. M'NAIRY s. co.

l. u
No. 55 COLLEGE ST., Nashville. Tenn.
4 stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, suita
BILE for Fall and Winter offered at retail in this
third large FALL IMPORTATION and articles bough
At prices far bel their usual cost enabled offer in
ducemeats to al persons wanting goods in their hne
DR. - GOODS.
Elegant FIounced ss in all colors for day and evenn,
dresses at fom SIS $50 Elegant Moire antiques plain
and striped, fer both day and evening" elegant Plaid
all oloFs, for day and evening dresses Pou Sole do
Cashmere Robes with borders, elegant Cashmere Robes
printed, do.
Plain and Printed DeIaines.
The largest offered this city, bought greatly
reduced prices which viii be sold roportonsbly low.
80 patterns Union de Lsnes, only s2 piece Plain
dernos in all colOrs In short, EVERY THING in the dress
goods line.
FIannels.
Extra heavy, all Wool, for Drawers;
Union,
Shaker
All qualities Welsh and other unshrinking FanneIs;
SILK Warp Fannels
Fine Ssque Fannels all colors; and for children,
White, Red and Yellow, all qualities.
For Boys.
al descriptions Of goods for Boys Clothing, such JeAn
oatinrtts, Tweeds, Cassimeres, &c. &c.
staple Goods.
All kinds sheetings shirting Pillow Domestics Tckngs
apron Checks Canton Fannels Prints Irish Linens PiAIr
Linseys, Negro Kerseys, &c. &C.
EmbrOiderieS and Lace Goods,
Everything in this ne. Honiton Collars ard OcIarette
vi srs Coarettes and eeves separate in SETS ali
kin q French and Scotch WO ked Collars; Mourning Col
aTs, in great variety.
Curtain Goods.
Everything in Muslin and Lace Curtains. Also nOn ali
Wool, and Satin Iane Dama.ks, with Gimps, Tassels,
Loops Cords, &C. to match. Also Cernce and Pins, all
qualities.
Hosiery.
very large stock Of Ladies' Misses Mems and Boys al
Of which they will sc at the lou est possible prices
Carpets
In endless variety, and all qualities. Many styles
received within the last days. at prices insure entire
satisfaction Also, large lot Of Rugs Mats, Drugets
Crumb Cl this, Oil Cloth, Mats for Fire Places, Wash
Stands, &c &c. r. c. mcNAIRY 4 CO.,
NOVEL No. IS College street. Nashville, Tenn.
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S 6 O 0 O O!
CLAS SIS

sol FRIES Amounting to 100000
ONLY 10000 NJ MBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing and paid when due
Tickets SO: Halves So Qartsrs 90 so.
- Address JAMES y WINTER, Manager,
MACON Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AL THE sErRETs OF Lovx-who wants to be married ?
WIN learn all the art and mystery Of love by
Of which any heart may be son, obdurateS
Professor RoSDoUT New Yors in his wonderful book on
the "Bs Of Marriage has settled the whole matter Its
advertised in another column.
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WILLIAM L. MORSELL
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. 35 EAST THIRD STREET,
jyl6-ly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
WHO WANTS TO BE MARRIED?
THE ART OF LOVE. KING
The most extraordinary book Of the Nineteenth Century
The RliSS If Marriage.

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The Bliss If Marriage.
THE WAY TOTHE ALTAR
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One volume of 100 pages S2mo. Price Ore Dollar
5OO 900 e.d ds'P Pnsd on the aass pa
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Love rules the court the camp, TIE grove,
For Love is Heaven, and Heaven is Love"
So sang the Bard; vet thousands inc
FOR love-ofliie the light divine
Who, did they know some gentle cham,
The hearts Of those they love to warm,
Might live, might die, in bliss supre e,
Possessii all Of which they dream.
The road to Wedock would know?
Delay not bat 10 RONDOUT 20
Time iiie5 and from his gloomy wings
shallow falls on living things;
Then seize tie moments they pass,
Ere fall the last through The lass;
Al least the pre-. ent is ar "En,
While all the future is n known
happy marriage, mar nr mali
Can nov secure by RoSDOUT's aid
CONTENTS:
It teaches " TO make ladies' gentlemen win the
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that detsctif n is impossible
u t, aches hOv to maize love.
1t teaches every ~ to form beauty Of its own.
IL teach 3 how 10 act VIII n fascinated by lady.
II teaches no TO make the wrnked face smooth.
II teaches the kind IF wife select to render home
happy.
cped rejected aerward through he interference
friends
Il gives a remedy for unrequed love.
1t Civ you 'suctions for beauttfyng the person.
Hsw 10 have a handsome face and hands.
How to remove tan and freckles.
Lecture on Love, Private Advice to Married Ladies
and &c temen.
This decidedly the most fascinating interesting and
ally useful and practical work Courtshp Mstrony
The duties and delights Of Married Life that has been
issued from the American press The artificial
tenn which in instances union OF hearts,
and rces convention sm the happiness and the
lives of thousands Of the and hopeful Of both is
thorough analysed and exposed E,ery who contem
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No will regret the price paid for such inyalu
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Canadas received par Gold dust be from Cal
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All that necessary for YOU to do Is write letter
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DEWITT DAVENPORT, 162 Nassau ST., the whole
ale Agents.
1000 Agents Wanted! jsn1 en-
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County Council.

The Davidson County Council, quorum not
being present on Saturday, the 5'h inst, ad
] 'urned to meet on next SATURDAY.. at IL clock,
A. NJ, precisely. J. L EWING.
pyeSiHsDf
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Tue GLomous SrH.-Deluge Fire Company,
NJ. Z. have made preparations To oelchra @ Il e
of January with slleud.d Ball. We hope
they nd AL their guests may have "a cd
NJ ,s.. If A.
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AUorI ~ SALRs -Da j., Pitcher & ca. -ell
Groceries al auction TO morrow, AMI W II.
q rdon ON Wednesday.
f4s- The ISOLATION uf"IagVirer's" problem seu'
Us by Nv. L. D." of Huntsville. Ala, l. Correct.
We omit 1t, Tor the rea on that the pr'bler
has already oeen solved 10y smother corre-pon
dent.
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A. G. & A. b. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
r MD fANtN DIX ]
40 College Street.

40 College street.
IAvE opened very large stock Of sn kinds Of DRESS
GOODS suitable the Ra and Winter Trade u the
Newest STYLES
Ako lot Of al the newest designs Of CLOAKS
aud MANTLkS store and really for exhbition. We
pecAlY invite yos look stock Of Coaks before
buying.
We have In store very large stock Of al kinds Of CAR
PETe Of the newest patterns and hAtter ourselves 10 seB
them cheap any other House this side Of the
tains. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAMAsKs And
LACE CURTAINS.
In addition the above have large stock Of an
kinds Of DRY GOODS suitable for the Fall and Winter
Trade A. O A. n BEECH.
sepiB No. 20 College 81 Nashville, Tenn
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WV II. EWING,
JAS HAMILTON.
WILL. l. FOSTER

II CONNIE tion with the above Col Hamilton Dc
sir at that during the counting OF the votes
h. e com nittre, he attempted TO keep separate
list OF the votes. but did not keep list of all the
Councils, several having been omitted At the last:
thai he has learned that the figures he had set do
which was not the who'll number Of gote.-make
the count different from tht reported nv the con
mittee, that his desire wa to 10 justice between
all thr parties, and make correct repor': vet thai
h nlsi1 ~ il more probable that hi figures
which 4 Ii 1 not then regard ~ accurate AMI com
plee, an which he did not even ad up-shoud
CONTAIN some rather than the figures of the
commi'tee, which carefully set down aud care
fully ID led mp for the report -Gazette
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JOHN RAMAGE,
AZ College street, Nashville,
DEALER IN
boots, SHOES AND RROG ANS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HAVE now on hand, Large and General Assortment Of
the best manufacture for City and Country Trade.
Merchants and Planters will find II to their advantage 20
examine my stock before purchasing.
dec1 JOHN RAMAGE.
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, ON M ERCIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, January 7th, 1856.
COTTON-No transactions since Saturday
worth mentioning.
GRAIN-None in market.
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Ready.Made Clothing, &C., &C.

BENJ.R. HIELDS. AsESr yEE TRusFEM
III A JUST RECEIVED, per steamer Ia" invoi e
II Of Superior ReSdyAade CloshinR, 6enslemens Hos
cry suspenders Gloves Cotton Linen shirts CraVAts
stocks, Pocket Handkerchief. 4c., &c.
ThiA stock s Of the styles and make. and WIN
with in this other market Our Instructions
sill at cost and for Dash. good chance,
sure. No variation. BENJ. '. SHIELDS,