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THEODORE MALLABY. Aacaourer
FIRNIri RE, flANOfok

THEODORE MALLABf, Alctourer
IIoI ~EHOLD ~ hNlri RE, flANofokEE
l L al Aucuon.-NAN DYKE MALLAbl viii sell
This Dsv FRIDAY IN JAY, a. io. oclocs AZ heir sales
Room snd sS BrosdwRy,s large assortment 81 hose-
hold frnimre. removed for convenience Of SAFE, okehs
with upright pisnoilre hy Nuns Cis'k. w ~
HOMER MORGAN. AucioneeF.
HOUSEHOLD ~ R\ITi RIB, FlANofohlts
IINc-SMlEfN MORGAN viii sell at auction ~ 80
Broadway corner OF Union Park an FRIDAY, July a. !"
O'Clock, the furniture n the house, crprusnk every
article necessary Tor house kcering kitchen Nnufe &c nc
Also superior extension mahogany dining tsoie-cos'
sl25 800.
Also. a very hyperion toned P.suofore iSe Prs
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BY c. CUAMyfRLAfN. Aucuoucer
DlBi1C ADMINISTRATIONS SALON
Il Monday, July .o az TO O'Clock. a. rIruct-sl gen
uf wearing appsr" fsncy rofs, @e hein
the effects al Pow en- De lsr John Anderson. Nixon W
Hurlhert Charles Morse Hannah rch. Francis hfnaud
and other deceased p-isons Aso, W furniture, beds ani
hcdding, " atches icsselry A. BY order of
M Sis. JAMES IHAlER, Public Administrator.
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Isaac Seymour. Esq. who has been cashier OF
the wes,che.ter County Bank since its orsanizs
tom succeed. the late Gen Van Cortland President
The new Cashier is Dorlin F Clspp.
The Rank Of Pennsylvania has declared divi-
dcnd OF per cent without deduction Tor STATE
The Bank OF North America has declared per cent
The Cumberland Bank, Brdgetown, per cent sho
the Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company per cent
for the last six months.
AT Cincinnati Eastern Exchange was scarce at
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EAST RIVER.
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And on Sundays Boat viii leave Pier no >, Norm h'e''
~ ssyo , escb ,yav hi els RODMAN. Agent
iy7 Once oOt OF NORM h"pi'-s'. W s'a'''.
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ship rrhcd tovslapa Nsw Orleans Is dsy with tho, cotton to
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say sayi %1is wstnoq xssoieo day. with cotton
Bark o 5sSae os pm.rsotsa Miller Orleans "a days with
corn, 70 Havsns 8 Co, -. a..
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bar. A, T5i't si".s c' diy L sss .rs
spoke brig Emma r from Newcastle Eng Tor Now YORK. 2days
'1 Sr bark clu.h rowr Glasgow days. with sa. and 'ss
81 Sss iodine Esns Sunderland % days. with coal to Barclay
Sss Amen. nsy7sss: c'sa.nd B'sd'aa1 IS days with
sandman sIg conssn'.s ps,ss Genoa rs days with mar
: Jrs: :, with s Ts,y g. 2 H.,
a and for London from Jamaica. -. -. 4,
" brig Widow (o Johns NB) Gorham, bridgeport c. IN
Rrs Barlow Lawrence Key West May s. with ndsc. 70 order
Brig American McNea Savannah days with cotton " paA
ham nimon. Al. a,
ns Mary Aiedene Pop Goorsoown SC 10 days. with tim
mig Sspsicon Edass Key West ~ days, with cotton no. to
s Round Pond Harding Lubsc days. with plaster to rsts
vose. $500.
Mig BELLA Meyers wilmington NC days with naval stores
10 Powell.
schr sarah Anne Pinkham. Iuhso days, with plaster
Schr Cicero, Baker mfisdelphia days, with coal
schr Mormouth Salter, PhiihdephiA 2 days with wood
Schr Adrian. walpols. Norfolk. 4 days with mess.
Sohy Mary Ellen, Shsarsr, lAeunn ~ days with oxwood
Sohr ChaSlsston Simmons, Wilmington, NC, day@
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BosToN, June IA, hSsS.

BosroS, June 4, isss
The Effect tn Massachusetts of General 7ayor's
Nominatiou-JTiQ dd Romgh and Ready car
~ Neo England?
We have had time TO get returns from many parts
Of the State, as to the manner IN which Gen. Tay-
or's nomination has been received by the wings
and they are not very favorable as yet to that dis
tinguished soldier and bis friends. The circular
calling convention OF the anti-Taylor wings, at
Worcester, on the 18th ia&., TO take measures to
have convention of the free States. has been nu-
merously signed at Dedham, Concord, NatIck. and
many other places. In some towns, four-fifths Of
the wing voters have placed their names to it, and
others, whdc expressing their approval Of the OBJ
ect had in view by this movement, do not like to
pledge themselves, jim writing, " any course. ]
could furnish you with the names Of at tcas fifty
influential wings who have signed the circular;
but, though great men here, and highly respected,
there are but few Of chem who known abroad.
So far as have heard from other States, there
is the same disafiection as exists here. Governor
Slade, of Vermont iavors the movement warroyy
and Mr.. Wilson, of New Hampshire, who is six
feet four inches high, and "eyery inch whig," is
said to have bolted-which will take one vote from
the small majority the wings already bave in the
House of Representatives. Henry Wilson, who
represented the late John q. Adams district in the
Philadelphia convention, has returned home, and
he says that an arrangement tor convention ot
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BALTIMORE, June Is. 1s4s.

BALTIMORE, June Is. 1913.
The .ameriea's .a'r1rsl-Irsh Ercitement-Ths Clay
Whigs-Burglars &c.
The announcement Of the arrival of the steamer
America yesterday morning took the city by surprise,
as she wss not expected for several days to come.
These English steamers to be crack vessels
and Yankee builders will have to stir themselves
they will lose their character for going ahead Of
all creation
There is weeping and waiing among our irish fellow
citizens, this morning account Of the sad fate Of
the noble Mitchell II some two three hundred Of
our Yankee-zed Irishmen to go back to the old
country they would make capital leaders Of the insur
rection, which will later take place in that
country,
The Clay wings of Baltimore persist in asserting that
the WING party Is dissolved which in
the absence Of any whig candidate they will vote for
Gen. Taylor Any regular Wing. nominated as whig.
would have been acceptable to them but they assert
that Gen Taylor has been forced into the wing nomi-
nation in the face OF hs declaration that he would
not accept the nomination otherwise than indie
pendent candidate, free from all party bias.
The burglars are commencing operations in Balti-
more in good easnaat and several houses entered
and robbed every night
Quite large body Of our young mon organizing,
for the purpose Of taxing part in the cereno pes Of
ing the corner stone Il the Washington monument at
Washington city. tho 4th Of July next The Wash
.ngton Railroad Company is preparing to convey the
immense concourse OF pilgrims TO thai CITY, who will
doubtless present themselves at that ms from all parts
Of the country.
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A..y bss ~ sssss>tpt ~ ~ ~ ~ sa1nsns& y
q o...ss. & ssusss,v' sv'sss' " sstss'y ~
". SAsssss sIss !susss. ed ss1As1pl ~ -
vhi9s kaA stoiss IL thtslss ~ ssnsaaQHs ot9ss3
49, s H sss Wssssstt feonAs, Duss eaA
others con rfbutsd tho orstnsa dspAys e the o.
cassou ana the Mayor OF Wsshington said rev words
which wers well received.
Altogether, it is said, by those who Were present
(from one of whom derived what have wrltten)
that the company was sparkling, witty. patriotic
me, like brothers. to do honor TO favorte SON of
Kentucky. and to some extent, the Union. Al ele-
ven o'clock the assemblage separated.
Mr.. Critic nden left the city this morning, on his
way home, VIA Virginia, where he has friends
Felix
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81 + . 81 49,: :s g !. -. :'
8! q! ~ &:
~ 6vsFlih sasisty AZ asvs-SSSvSk SE3sGs skauld
hsps. OF Senator'S shoud thrIvsthoush honsst snsr-
chants become bankrupt.
The dignity Of the senate! This same dignity is
guilty Of some unaccountablc lapses occasionally For
instance It gets drunk little, this dignity attempts
to transact its business drunk 1t has been known to
De drunk on some Important occasions has even been
known TO leave the Chamber in state OF glorious OBJ
viousn.s the night of the ratification OF this fame
treaty This same dignity has even been Obliged to
n0sa on 20 ITS desk Of or 20 ~ ,ss sss
ting drunken for appearing so in fhe Chambcrit Is
simply affair IL minsbut does appear rather odd
that this body In which such occurrences pass without
censure should pretend to any dignity and further
tempt to enact bill Of pains aud penalties against
those who ut the expense of their interests
aud those of the public win not 60 down their knees
and worship the seconstituted prerogatives Of those
august whiskey- bibbers-those dignifed drunkards.
Let the Senate now raise committee to investigate
the truth of my statements. forewarn them that
The Senate was once grave and dignifed body.
Who that remembers 1t five six years ago will not
lament its present condition! II once numbered
among its members Silas Wright. James Buchanan
Henry Clay, George NJ Duie Rufus Choste. Robert J.
Walker William E. Rives, 1t stu has Daniel Webster
and John C.. Calhoun but 1t also has Hannegan
Moor, Turney, Upham, Brcese, Hale and Cameron.
MIR Butler, who reported this bill is respectable
honest and capable and entirely free from the little
which present dsgades the Senate In the
Of many Of Its members but he has the misfortune to
entertain PROFESSIONALLY exaggerated opinion Of the
grandeur and dignity Of body to which he belongs
He has little appreciation OF the rights Of the people
as blind man has Of the beauties of nature In this
respect he IL consttutonaly and by association per-
fecty purblnd It is but just however. to state that
the bill was not drawn up by MIR. Butler. 1t is tho
production Of legal gentleman Of this city to whom
the Senate has already been indebted for freeing them
from q very unpleasant predicament
GALvIENSIS.
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WASHINGTON, June IL, 1873.
Temperance The Spirit Ration Corporal Punish

WASHINGTON, June il, 1873.
Temperance The Spirit Ration-- Corporal Punish
xncnt-Poor Jack Tar.
In the House of Representatives, to-day, on the
Naval Appropriation bill, a hule debate took place
on the subject Of stopping the sailors grog and
abolishing the sailors lash, as win be seen from
the report. After all, the subject was voted down
Mr.. Caihcart, with an honesty characteristic OF
true sailor, told the commtte that he had never
seen crew on shipboard SO dsorderly as they are,
and that il were well if the lash were in the hands
of the chairman, (Mr Thompson, OF indiana.)
Some men in public station care but little, If any,
for poor Jack, the unfortunate, generous glorious,
sailor: they do, however, for the excremental
fungi who wears epaulettes, and claim a war
rant the power to beat the sailor, who is made
disobedlent to the unauthorized commands of an
upstart muddy, by drinking liquor placed to his
mouth by the government itself. The day will
come when the business of sailor on board Of our
national ships will be as respectable that OF the
plough; when the tyranny OF the officer wall be
made to yield to the humanizlng influence OF re-
publican principles, Of which, unfortunately, our
navy is so bereft. FELIX.
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BALrMoRE, juno II, 184S.
New York Poliiies-Clay Men aud Barnburners-Gen
Taylor aud the Democrats.
The Herald is now looked for by politicians with
unprecedented interest, to watch the proceedings
and read the speeches being nightly made at the great
political gatherings in your city. From present ndoa-
tions there doubt that grand fusion Of parties
is about to take and that the Clay wings will find
themselves in union with the barnburners. They
groan and troubled in spirit most swfy here and
efforts making to put off the ratification meeting
until an answer is received from Gen. Taylor.
The nomination Of General Taylor has certainly
scared the Office holding and oioeseekng portion Of
the democrats at awful rate Tho fact that the old
fellow Is always vctorouyis kind Of prestige of VIC
tory in tbs present campaign whilst they find great
difficulty in rallying general opposition tn the old
general. They seem to care very little If they are
beaten, and doubt not that this feeling will spread to
great extent between now and election day. AS to
hearing the old fellow ridiculed abused neither par
ty will quietly submit TO that Consequently there Is
but little ammunition for stump speaking, and the cam
paign will probably be quiet Indeed, II the old
fellow should decline the whig nomination. onehaf Of
the democrats of Baltimore would vote for him.
There IL great scrambling going on among the de-
mocrats for the sheralty and the candidates at
work packing the wards, to get the nomination
Monday night next However IS the present sheriff,
Mr., Kettlewel. has decided that Gen. Davies shall be
his successor there is doubt but that he will be-
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wAsnrSeroN, June l3, ls4s

WAsnINGroN, June IL, 164S.
Office holders-a.aid and Comfortn-On the Fence, &C.
If we understood Mr.. Crittenden correctly, last
night at the WING ratification meeting he said that
General Taylor would not prescribe any man who
holds Office merely for his political opinions and that
as men parties fought shoulder to shoulder
the war; thoy should enjoy the privileges of peace
We noticed in the crowd, some of the employees Of
the government, who wer1ery much pleased with this
laid and comfort" And the clerks there are many
who, not three months ago. were openly and avowedy
politicans-they had their preference, and freely
pressed it, but now they say nothing Whatever upon
the subject But this is their concern; and as
their butter sinvolved they prudsntly heed
the injunction to speak until the proper
rives This will be after the 9TH Of Novem
ber when the occupants of fences will jump to the
safe side We admire the above board avowal Of Gen.
McCala, but cannot say much for another auditor
who was Tyler man in the State where he resided
md is represented being indifferent to
the political conflict which Is progressing. Office
holders, when brawlsrs, excite suspicious that they
wish to hold to their situations and be-
come noisy to secure them We would not, on
the contrary desire man to be dumb, and fear to
speak his sentiments What We complain Of is the
getting the fence. and looking both ways. During
the last canvass. certain fellow in this city would
nrst to the Clay headquarters the would
favorable to that candidate and hurrah for Clay
and when Polk found to be gaining he would hur
rah for him lie certain to make fair weather and
he did, for the last hurrah took him ut0 comfortable
place in of the departments. There are like the
razor strops. :" few more of the same sort" Who
but what the svowa of Nr Crittenden may have
an influence upon nineteen tive nteths Of the Office
holders? Assure them that they shall be secure from
removal and they will fall into the Taylor whrlwind
think however that General Harrison pre- scribed
proscripaion.' He did not turn out any one himself
but mis- cabinet the goodlooking Frank Granger
the heads Of two three thoussn deputy post
masters single month and would have been guilty
of greater slaughter had not his career been stopped
by the death Of the President
The Taylor spirit Is aroused The meeting last night
did not suffice On Thursday the Georgstowners are
to assemble and Monday rext the citizens of Alex
andrx, Virginia, are to make demonstration.
EELJY
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BARK chAthFm. Palermo. 90 days.
sailed,
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bark Heathen Bell Newry IL brig Random Laguna La Gands
Dudley, Philadelphia; Wsndersr Bangor,
ship Angequs Edwards for Amsterdam anchor in the
By THE NrwsBoyNo vessels in sight yesterday PM 40
miles Sc from the Highlands
JvSE lS-wind At Sunrise, NV; Meridian sw Sunset S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-22
A.FARNSWORTH.

N This great Remedy: TO which the public atten
ton particularly called, has been extensively used
in the western and south western states asa speedy
safe and certain cure for ague and fever, dumb ague
Chill or intermittent Fever
Theunoxampel and complete success attending its
use; and well proven have become its wide spread
victories over every form of ague in the that the
Eebrfuge' is superseding every other offered re-
medal agent and iooed upon as the only one that
gSTForsale Ivy Hoadley, Phelps 81 Co. wholesale
agents New York, and by Briukerhoff 81 Penton,
Chicago, III; Ewards & Francis, ST. Louis, Mo, aud
by Druggists generally throughout tbs United States,
For sale by WIN. NJ. WOOLSEY, agent for Ev-
ansville Ind.
Winnings & Deusorchet, Mt Vernon
N. q. Nettle;on, New Harmony.
WI. Whiting, Cynthiana. ~ - en-
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j. vAUTREN 81 CO.,

EEsl WOULD respectfully announce TO then a.
A>cltizens OF Evansville and country adj ~
Jacent, that they have recently opened Shoe Store
OH the Vest side of Main street. next door the cor
ner OF Second, where they manufacturing BOOTS
AND SliOES IN ALL THEIR VARIOUS BRANCHES. Their
experience IN the business will enable them procure
the best ofstcck and have manu- featured in he ros
durable manner. We invite the citizens of Evansville
and public generally TO call and examine our work
as we have good stock OF ready made work of our
own manufacture. Young men wishing fine Boots
can obtain them here every descriptions ready made
or TO order il preferable AL orders left with us for
work will be promptly attended to.
The Ladies OF Evansville are respectfully invited
TO call and examine our large stock of Ladies ware
as we stand ready at all times wait those that
tecl disposed TO favor us with call We are prepar-
ed manufacture Fancy Shoes ofevery style
Those leaving orders for SHOES may rest assured that
no pains will be spared in trying to accommodate
them with any style they wish
We feel willing to acknowledge our gratitude 10
the citizens for the friendship they hive manifested
towards u.s. and thank them fOrther liberal patronage
and hope that IN return our work may merit their
appreciation.
&FAll work done by us is warranted, and no charge
made for mending work that should give way.
feb Ia w6Stw Il. .a- J. VAUTRIN e. co. .
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FIRE & NARsNEINsURANCE.

..B there be safety only in good security--in
order to be secure loe mast be safely Insured. >
GSJ HEN we hear of our friends loosingt their prop
w erty by freor that the vessel which they have
made shipment of Produce or Merchandise is lost, the
first question We ask is were you insurcdf Now ii we
feel such interest in the welfare our friends, how
can any risk the dangers that continually sur
roundinghis own property withOu being liable at any
| am Insured
The Camden Insurance Company Of New
Jersey, well make insurance on Buildings, House.
hold furniture and Merchandise of all kinds -also
upon shipment of Produce and Mercandize, On boad
OF Steam Boats, Sailing Vessels, Canal, Keel and
Flat Boats, fair valuation and unreasonable
OF Premium and IN case OF loss as soon as the claim
can be properly adjusted--pay over the same.
ALLEN G. HALLOCK, Agent,
Office OH Main St, near Water,
mar 9 Eva, ,svillc, Ia.