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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES OF CELEBRATED
TRAVELLERS BY HENRY HOWE has been receif-
ed from Cincinnati filled with incidents Of
travel in foreign lands. Tt is a book contain
ing a large amount of useful information COM
piled from various works published by travel
ers, including an account of Ferry's Japan ex-
petition and a complete history Of the late war
in the Crimea. Mr.. Howe the editor is the
publisher, and the work is sold by agents, and
will make an entertaining book for the boys
at the family fre-side in winter evenings.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

CUBA.-We publish on our first page an ex-
cellent article on the Island Of Cuba from the
New York Journal Of Commerce. It's views
in regard to our commercial relations with the
Island are correct, and suggest important con-
sderations for the people of the Ohio Valley.
Free trade with Cuba would add as much to
the agricultural exports Of the North W es-
tern States as all the present exports of those
States to foreign countries. 10 secure free
commercial intercourse with that Island is pc
culiarly Western interest, and should be
made leading measure ON which the whole
West should unite its influence, and urge it
unremttngly upon the administration. Free
intercourse is more desirable than annexation;
Mr.. Buchanan is committed to the latter; we
will compromise with him for the former
One is only attainable through war and blood
shed, the other can be accom- plished by gentle
persuasion, and few hints to the natural
fears Of decrepid and declining dynasty
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ny There is Government Botanical gar
den at Washington, supported by liberal APP
preparations from the Treasury, professedly for
the benefit Of the public, where plants and
seeds gathered by the government expedi-
tons and agents are cultivated, and where
their flowers and plants may be seen by the
public. To it is attached large green house,
where exotics are exhibited for the instruc
ton and qualification Of visitors. It appears
that the chairman of the Library committee
of the House and Com. Wilkes assumed to
have special charge of it, and use it very much
as their private property. Visitors have been
disappointed to find the flowers disappear as
fast as they bloom. The gardener in reply to
the public complaints, says, that the chairman
of the Library committee orders as many
boquets for his private friends, that he is OBJ
lIged to cut the flowers so close there is none
left for the public to see" At other times he
excused himself with the plea that Com
Wilkes had ordered the flowers all cut fol
boquets for dinner parties given BY Senators.
The writer add:
Winter J0quet8, in the Federal city, are al
expensive luxury and, therefore, beyond tht
means Of Senators under their present pay :
So you perceive that the liberal appropriation
Of Congress to the Botanic Gardens, ostenta
tiously for the instruction and qualification 0
visitors at the Capitol, are, in fact, only 70
the pleasure Of those whom Senator, an;
:, Com. Wilkes delight to honor"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

DR.. BELLOWS AND THEATREs.-A New
York letter of the 28th ult, to the Charleston
Courier says:
Dr. Bellows, Unitarian clergyman recent
ly preached a sermon in favor Of the theatre
and the opera house. A number of managers
and artists Of the city rendered him service
o. plate in token Of their gratitude. He de
termination to deliver a discourse to the mem
bers Of the theatrical profession especially.
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ADMINISTRATIONS persons who have been
confined in the jail Of this county during the
late cold weather have been kept in chains
without fire until they have been frozen. We
are informed that their feet are in such con-
dition from frost that they can neither stand
nor walk, and that they have been neglected
in other respects. Their condition is said to
be truly deplorable Whose duty is it to at
tend to this outrage? r.
January 31st 1857.
The effects of this cruel treatment, we are
informed occurred before Mr. Hall assumed
charge of the prison. His first act was to
correct the abuse and to do all in his power to
relieve the sufferers. If all be true that has
been related to us, the acts of the public OF
ficer in charge ought t. arouse the Indignation
of the whole community.
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~ A New England farmer, near Plainficld,
Mass, claims to have raised on one acre, forty
bushels Of good sound corn, one hundred and
fifty bushels of potatoes, seven large cart
loads of pumpkins, fifteen bushels Of carrots,
twenty bushels Of turnisps, three bushels
onions, forty cabbage heads, one bushel of
beans; after using all he needed for his family
lot ofpeas, and fifteen bushels of sugar beets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

SHAwNEETowN-W alluded casually to
the neglected local advantages Of Shawnee
town. the other day. and intimated that with
an onterprising population, she might have
BEEN or now become rival of our own CT
ty. We did not then know that some ener-
getic spirits were at work in that locality
The Illinoisian, published in Shawneetown,
announces a project for building railroad
from point opposite that town, through
Hopkinsyille to Nashville, and another road
northwest to connect with the Illinois Cen
trail at Belleville, making through line from
the Lakes to the extreme Southern cities
An enterprise like this, undertaken with the
energy of Eastern capitalists, might antici-
pate our movements in conneXion with oul
friends at Henderson, for through line North
and South, and seriously impair some Of oul
golden hopes Tt behooyes US to he active
Eastern capital and Yankee intelligence and
activity are gathering in the Saline valley, ant
developing the numerous strata of coal, The
rich iron ores, lead and salt that make tha
one of the richest mineral regions in the world
Large iron works are projectod-tho Goa
mines are already in operation-they are pen
etrating the depths Of the earth for salt waite
and large manufacturing town is plotted OF
the high lands below the mouth Of the Saline
on the Ohio, the lots in which are fndin.
customers at high prices. The capital aread,
paid in, and the proposed increase, will b
from two to three millions Of dollars. Mer
who have such brilliant schemes will not over
look the undeyeloped advantages which tina
Rip Van Wrinkle town possesses, for trade. Thu
point at which She great commercial town OF
the lower Ohio shall be located, is not We
determined. The prize is yet held for tn
strongest and most active.
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never 's?ircd tew pot,
q need ct tell. 'snpse you IT'D
Bus if th.H- .5ere's girt1 init
D9-a'dif wouldn't in a mint!
But when you tass o. dog'rasypin,
Webster rom 1 and takes dsiits in;
Del or live hen stamp your fsssur7.
End "babiz" tsw, deer LITTLE orceturs.
On Papar, iron glass orp1ate,
Hen tx yewv abadder sure IS fate.
So n9.ral ana 50 trew to life.
When yea r away twill fool yewr wife.
ovzG-dtf TiLESTON's Gallery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

RATHER CoLD.-It is reported to have been
so cold in Albany, n. Y, one day last week,
as to break off marriage engagement, by the
freezing up Of the young lady's affections
The ladies' all seem to doubt the truth of this
report, but the bachelors declare it to be no
extraordinary occurrence to find young ladies'
hearts down to the ..free.inq point,
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~ The st. Paul Democrat says that the
new State Of Minnesota will contain more
valuable land and more navigable waters than
any State in the Union.
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o. Mr.. John Appleton, Of Maine, former
ly Secretary Of Legation to London under Mr..
Buchanan is to be the editor of the Union,
which is to be continued as the organ of the
Administration He is to assume tie charge
of it after the 18th of March.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

Several Agents wanted for collectors aal eap7assers,
for popular business through e country lis employ
requiring igenoe sAr3wdaes and tact 81 az
high character inszcisy TAee possessing tha quail
Elections viii Iaarp advertisers address, b applying to
he publisher ortl-s parar.
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~ Some cnterprising Yankees have taken
up an idea that it would be a pretty smart
trick to set the falls of Niagara at work. They
say "the cid giant has been roaring and foam
ing there. long enough without doingany good
for the country except to relieve it Of a few
love cracked fooIs.' The proposition is to
construct an immense water wheel at The Falls
large enough to use all the power. From
this with proper grading to lay down per-
manent shaft through The state of New York,
terminating at Albany. Those in want Of
power will then be permitted to "5cle' on ad
MbitAln.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

Persons wishing wood supplied Ey leaving their
orders with Wheeler Ezss' Grocery Store Main street.
Chips for sale also. ja29
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or a man named John Myers, lf Ferry
township, Allen county, was stopped by two
ruflians on the highway near his own house,
and his gold watch demanded. Mr.. NJ. denied
having one, but the rufIians forcibly searched
his person and distracted from him his gold
watch, port monniae and took his dress and
over coat, and then stabbed him in the breast,
evidently with the intention of dispatching
him on the spot. The blow with the knife
was fortunately mis-directed and spent most Of
its force in the wadding Of his vest.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

dwelling suitable residence fora small family Any
having Fouse suitable for rent hear puncu2
tenant ~ applying atth1
JanG0 If JOURNAL OFFICE.
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EXPENDITURES.

These receipts and expenditures show the
leading objects for which they were made.
The State has no interest in the Wabash &
Erie canal, but requires reports from it. It
will be seen that the net interest Of the bond
holders is but little over $38, 900, and shows q
great diminution, to be attributed to the com
petition of the railroads, which take from the
State during the winte,, months, so great a
portion Of tie product Of the State.
The swamp lands are no charge On the
Treasury proper, the expenditures being made
from the proceeds Of their own sales. The
heavy expenditures are on account Of the pay
ment Of interest on the public debt, the COM
mon schools, township libraries, and the Be-
nevolent Institutions.
To provide for the gradual extinction Of The
debt, the State Debt Sinking Fund has been
created, and the amount annually received is
about fifty three thousand dollars-an amount
that will not extinguish the debt before the
expiration ofone hundred years. The Audi
tor in a communication 20 The General Assem-
bly, a few days since, estimates that mill tax
would liquidatc it in about ten years. We
presume that more speedy payment Oft will
be question referred to the people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

~ No fresh oysters had arrived at New
York on the 26th inst, for more than week
The Times says there is no prospect ofreceiy-
ing any for a long time to come. The Balti-
more scows have quit business for the present
and viii not resume for several weeks. This
may account in part for the inferior quality
which have found their way to this market the
present winter 1t is estimated, the oyster
business will fall at least hundred thousand
dollars short in Baltimore alone this season.
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NEW ADVERTRss2gaE3lSTs.
r A n 4 9

Onssquare lines less. time three times ell
week 81 5o two weeks. 50 50; month. *4 three
months 81 o. six mouths, SIC; year. Dscounton
iarser advertisements. Cards Of six lines under.
arnum No charge for marriage death religious notices
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02

o. The National Kansas Committee has
been in session in New York the last week
settling up their affairs. They report their
receipts at 100000 from all sources; Of this
Massachusetts contributed 1000; New
York $4,000, including the Greeley fund.-
Illinois $4,000, the other State gave $4,000.
The expenditures amount to S8l 600, leaving
a balance of $4,000. Two thousand emf
grants had been aided to reach the Territory
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-02
LIABILITIES

81 307. 903 AZ
The Of Liabilities due or not due to Banks or
other ere 1tors-n thing.
Losses adjusted aud due-no thing.
Losses adj astgl and duo .....3 8fs5 IS
Losses unaduaed contested and waiting} zs ..a On
All other claims against the Company small for print
seD5 instructed to take no risk exceeding $40 COO CO.
Inc greatest amount insured in any city.
The Creates amount allowed to be- insured in av one block
also vres The ia:cnioa is to Init the loss By any one fire
The arnonn ts caritsl or an ob
STATE: seerity fer losses therein: part Capital or
earning Of thl5 Gear3nY re tLus deposited
ha Charter Aet Incorporation and amendments is
THO. A. ALEXANDER. Seo,v
Subscribed sworn toore me day Of annary
1857. HENRY F0fg LER. Justice Of TIE Peace
EySUR HyCE AGENTS. CERTIFICATE or
AUTHORITY.
THE STATE OF INDIANA.
AUDITOR OF STATES oFFICE.2
indianapolis, January 18th 1857. :
WHEREAS. The TrSA T-su 4XCE COMPANY Of Hartford
has ea IN tts one stter1nt Of its condition tho It
IF January 1851 the act Of is Incorporation and amend
uea$ properly certified to, aud its WRIT iustruru 1T
nominating It's Agents aad authorizing fully
rery to aeknoTIed ge service Of process in th
Now, Therefore, In pursuance require1neat An
f TO n an ae entitled act for ths incorporation Of
insurance companies, cenr their and prescribing
til r detes. approved Ma. Ell 81 1857 having ressn
c'o eYiden 70 ne full rlianee to the require
NC or o. le State iRian9. do hereby certify that
ALLIES g. iiAl4L0CA, OF Eyansviile the Agent
y 70 t-ansect the business OF Insurance
as sneFE O. sara LIMA INSURANCE COMPANY. of Hart
ford n this State July that he
may Dc and appointed ~ tie said Company
A@"N~2 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have hereto subscribed
JLs my name. and caused tie Seal my ofce 10 be
- affixed. this 18th day of January. 1857.
JAMS Fl. Z. TA bBoff, AGj:to< >! Stats.
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On 29th ult. h. Julius s. Cal}et Esq, Nr. r.
STiNSON, to Miss HANNAH JANE BARNET, all of this
county.
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r A I L r O 4 d
FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evapsvc ard Terro-Haute
20 a. H., which local passeoreYs will be taken.
For formation through Tickets. apply at the
Company Transportation Once head Of Loopst street Ev
ansyilie. dee18 j. j. DANIELS, Sup't.
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Abstract of the Auditors Rsport,

The report Of the State Auditor embraces
the receipts and expenditures of the year, for
the various matters controlled or under the
sanction Of the State.
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10 EVERY ONE INTERESTED JUST NOTICE

az FENDRTCH 81 BROS have Just received four hun-
e dred thousand havana Cigars of finest brand haS
to market they also have received iO boxes
Of Virginia Toh2oeo which SURPRISES thai ever cane to
our market r EgndrCh L. Bros receiving Cigars and
baeco from the Baltimore hoHse every few days. this firm
has the largest and best stock Tobacco and Cigars in
tt sir line,
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Of TIE condition Of the .E3TN.4 LvSURaNOE
COMPANY, on The Isl Jaaa 4ry, 1857, as required
By re Lar If the state Of IRz!eaa
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e. A17t3.-Prairie fowl Raltis. sqntrrez Quats and
cdts0u received regGlartr bY express ind by
JpD.0 NICEEBN J0HESTON.
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q = ESQ boxes Holmes Ky. Patent. for sails BY.
"a dec3o ORR, DALEGLL L CO
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a# ORE ttS 25sl.lodoz Prairie chickens Quas RaJ-
Janlo SAat.I. YICKERY
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gNORN BROOEIs.-101 doz ass'd qualities for sale by
- Jan27 ). Z. GILBERT q 90.
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TEFEGE name OF tho CORPORATION is AETNA IysURANcE
y Cs1trANT, located .t Hartford. Conn.
Inc Capital Stock ia FIVE uUSDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
a Is nu1 T.
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W E1sQN.-Iooo ofveni=on. fat and fresh rorsale by
y JanHf SA1l'L YtUAERY.
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sE2 2 iassLy Fiotn-loo bag. AM City bbls
x 4 re = d and for ale by
Jan23 VtCEERY ( JOHNSTON.
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NDUTNA1j' IS Monthly for February;
< Hod9 hold Words for do;
BlackS2lts Retros pec5:
Le3lie'5 journal for Ftbruary:
Chambers Edea burgh Journal January;
Graham for Februarys st
feh2 DORETT & LISTERS
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ATNuAa. GsEPu.zg.

Clarence q. Keats, Pre-;
Director and Secretary 81
PAM, being wern say tina
and true 70 the best of their
ian20-I0ts JOl
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T sI,.s, sIS Oo HsIy.. SIS co. Quarter. $3.50
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY

To be drawn in the City OF Mobile Ala, In public,
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1887, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NDmhtRS!
JOINS HURTIK and w. W. Mc9uIRE, Esqsr Commissioners
80, 900 Tickets $3.50 Prizes !!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE 10 EVERY TEN TICKETS.
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'BREg::::::i::.. So

handsoms assc
chemysetts, q
hid 6 loves. Silk 81
cles q ladies' VA
lay -ill be- on he
. get q handsome
run Ter the impre
y sou can get q hand
- No. 10 Csdar stree
:, =, goal q Eny Ia he
hrksfA, e. o., sae hsF,
~ kne city 20 work ~
aud rstrimmluR shs
In a superl0r atyle I.
n u Ladies 81
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s2S0 Prizes, amounting t2o4 GOO
Whole Tickets, tlo; Halves, So ousTters - 70.
The hrst2i6 prlEes are decided as usual.
The 5000 Prizes OF $40 viii be determined
By the last figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000
Prize For example II the numb drawing the sac 600
Prize ends with Ne then all the tickets Were the
Der ends In will be entitled 10 ts0. IL the number ends
with No. 2 then an the Tickets where the number ends in
8 will be entitled 10 &t0, and 30 on TO 0.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rates.
which Is the risk;
Certificates Of Package Of 10 Whole $50
10 Halt /" ............ 80
+" 10 Quarter ............ 10
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates eiherto
Z. SWAN A CO, Atlanta, Ga
s. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,
deels or ssWAN, Boz 800 MOBILE Ala.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Ell E..ss.sa Nma-k sREr1 All

'IcAETs 70 ne following points may be bad at the dspo
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a T7TFIsIN rs 0FT7 I7-77717-7 !" % N1s1F7I1
a ~ =. -. 49,. - l.. -. -, 4. =. =,
!. t,.sreigps Il esas, 30. ~ coiifss -
ae,ofst,es are fsade upcn ece'e F.tf te.s hrfnsi
nv sesied, aud ihes pfesee'ea - $40 >" = ~
s.ss,otyps OorntcIftiis are T4es - s.1se net
aad arc aot g darsnis = - = s. ~,
Al,.os 'tssr s,sin-es Other msn ppffet W "sf1s
49, !, % 81 is-ror pasiu!e ehea ..e-s etss
80 n AZ anAfe,sps-teat sno e.s>@1~
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
CLASS %.
To be drawn In the City OF Atlanta Georgia. in Public,
TUESDAY, JAN. goth, 1857, the Plan of
SINGLE NVNsBERS!!
IJHINWh III n q Ma n A4NNo
10000 Tickets--3,307 Prizes

1901 Prizes amounting to................. a204 600
Whole Tickets SI0;-Halves IS; Quarters, $50.
900 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last figure
OF the Number the $4,000 prize. For example,
II the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No l.
then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled 20 $40 II the Number ends with No q then all
the Tickets where the Number ends in viii be entitled to
$40, and so on h 0.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold at the following rates.
which is the risk
Certificate Of Package ofle Whole Tickets .......s6O
10 Half ........,, so
10 Quarter ............. Is
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either 10
s. SWAN q co Atlanta, Ga,
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
or z STtMsTEEN,
dec29 Box No 8, p. o. Nashville, Tenn.
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JANEs KEENAN, 7. B. RAN
HERMAN & RAINS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE,
No. 10, SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.

FY1F undersigned having removed to Nashville, and asso
cisted themselves for the purpose Of conducting a
Wholesale and Retail Drug Business have recently opened
noted stand formerly occupied by RUNNER 20
large and complete Of fresh and genuine Staple Drugs
pure and unaduteraed Family Medicines Choice Perunery
Fancy Articles &C. &C. all Of which, guaranteeing the purity
and venuneness every article they will sell at the very
lowest market price for cash the usual time to punctua
dealers.
They determined to send out no article OF medicine
bout their can be any doubt whatever with reference
TO is purity. -
They respectfully solicit share Of the Prescriptions OF the
Physicians Of city This department OF their business viii
be under the supervision Of competent chemists.
They trust that their rigid attention and fidelity to the in
teres of those who NAV favor them with their patronage viii
merit the appreciation Of patrons and to
;pne2s HERMAN 4 RAINS.