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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-03
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
HALIFAX, Nov. 90.
KOSSIJTH'S ADDRESS.

The migrate whom thou hast iatiened with
thy abundance; he arose against thee, trait
or to his mother, and destroyed thee utterly!
thou hast been betrayed-thou hast been sold,
my country-thy death sentence has been
written. beloved Of my heart, by him whose
virtue, whose love l never dared to doubt
Yes. in the fervor of my boldest thoughts /
should as soon have doubted the existence of
Omnipotence as believe that he should ever
be traitor to his country. Thou hast beeu
betrayed by him in whose hands had, but
little space before, deposited the power of our
great country, which he swore to defend even
to the last drop of his hearts blood-he hath
done treason to his mother, and the glitter of
gold hath been for him more seductive than
that of the blood shed to save his county,
Base gain hath more value in his eyes than,
his country, and God has abandoned him as
he has abandoned his God for his allies i'm
hell. Magyars-bcloved ompanivns-blame.
me not Tor having cast mine eyes on this man,
and for having given TO him my place it was
necessary, for the people had bestowed on
him their confidence; the army loved him..
and he obtained power of which | myself
would have been proud, and nevertheless this
man belied the confidence of the nation and.
has repaid the love of the army with hatred.
Curse him, people of Magyars- curse the
breast that did not dry up before it gave him.
milk.
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STEAMBOAT BILLS, CARDS, &c.

The Journal office is now prepared to pint
Steamboat Bills in plain OF colOred inks, and in
the handsomest styles. We have one of the fin
est and largest cuts made in the West with
smaller ones for large cards, &c. If our work is
not equal to that of Louisville in hearty and
neatness, no charge will be made. Steamboat
cards of all sizes and quality executed on reas-
enable terms. We respectfully solicit of our
steamboat friends a share of the patronage they
so literally bestow on the Louisville and Gin
cinnati offices.
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The Communicative understand Mr.
SunsOn, the Editor of the Commercial, has
purchased out the interest of Messrs. Young.
love & Sullivan in the concern. We wish
him success equal to his brightest hopes
He will find mingled with the anxIeties, Ia
bors and harrassments of his new business
much that is gratifying and pleasurable. =
With all its labors and cares, we would ex-
change our profession for no other on earth
We love it, and shall seek to esteem all hon
orable men engaged in it.
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INsOLvENT NOTICE.

State Of Indiana, Vander6argh County.
A T the November Term OF the PROBATE Court, A.
IA D., 1919, said Court declared the estate OF
Matthias II. Alherton decd, TO be prcbab nsol
vent, creditors therefore required 10 Tile their
claims against the tor allowance in said Pro-
bate Court within ten months from the date heFeok
or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOSEPH bUWLtsS, Admir-.
Evansville Dec g. 4y.-d 3-4tw.
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Hoe KILLING.-Adams & Co. formerly
Allen's) pork house slaughtered 174O hogs,
packed 5S4 barrels pork, rendered 3S3 barrels
lard: and bulked nearly 100000 pounds meat
all in nine hours actual work, on the 18th
instant The hogs were not very large, only
averaging 274 pounds net. This is fair
sample of what Louisville house can do,
without oxtra exertion. The work was
done from 7 o'clock, a. NJ, to o'clock p.
NJ, al hour being allowed at noon for din
ner.- Lou. Courier,
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TERRE HAuTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD

TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD.
We perceive by advertisement in the Ter
re Haute Express, that twenty miles of their
Railroad to Richmond next west Of White
River, will be let at Indianapolis on the goth
of this month. This letting is for grubbing,
clearing and grading. The Express says, ii
is presumed that Indianapolis, in one year
from this letting, will see locomotives on this
route. We hope so.
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MONEY FCUND-

A SUM of money was found by the undersigned
N ON street Of This city about Iive or six weeks
back, which this owner can obtain by properly
proving property, and paying Tor advertising. The
amount was large enough 10 make its loss OF some.
importance, Inquire ut the Catholic Church Of
the teacher, or VI
SIT MICHAEL MAILER.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

There will De Temperance Meeting this eve
ming at the Methodist Church Rev. Mr.. Nc
Carer is expected to address the meeting.
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CASH ADVANCES.

I WILL make libeIal advances Produce 70
l. shipment to my friends COwun, Dykers 81 Spal
dlngs, New Orleans.
J. N. STOCKW ELL.
Evansville, Dec. l, 'Ig-d3-6md
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KNOX.

n7We are again indebted to Mr.. John
w. Work, Proprietor of the Wharf Boat
Sam Dale at Cairo, for New Orleans pa
pers of the latest date, received here-the
24th.
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New WABASH PACKET.-The Tribune
arrived her last Saturday, and has entered
tals #sbash and Evansville trade for which
she was especially BIZ. ssha 4 {. a2e s4saal-
er, and will carry seven or eight hundred
tons. Yet she draws bet little, ard is admi-
rable adapted in all respects Tor Wabash
packet. Her officers are experienced men,
and accommodating. We hePe the Tribune
will prove one of tie fortunate boats.
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~ We are greatly indebted to Capt. Van
Dusen and his clerks, the best fellows on the
river, of the mammoth Uncle Sam, for New
Orleans papers of the 9th, the latest dates
received here on Saturday, forwarded us from
the Mouth of the Ohio by the St Cloud
With such assistance we can "head" any
thing here in giving southern news, and rath-
|er astonish the Louisville papers. The crew
of the Uncle Sam presented us with a cap
last summer, which yet serves to keep them
fresh in our memory and affections.
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MURDER.-An Irishman named Patrick
Brown was killed on the 23d ult., at New Or
leans by another Irishman named David
Foley. The latter had entertained deadly
hate against the former and met him at the
Picaynne Coffee House that evening. A
few angry words were exchanged when Fo-
ley drew bowie knife and stabbed Blown in
the back or shoulder, killing him almost I'M
mediately
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BosToNA.-T Bostona passed the mouth
of the Ohio for st. Louis on Thursday under
command of R. 3. Price, VINO before Capt
Dustin's death had beer first c,erk. Capt, D. IS
body was brought to Cairo on the Bostona,
and there placed on the St Cloud from Mem
pllis for Louisville, which steamer passed here
on Saturday. We are under obligations to
the clerk of the Bostona for sending US full
files of N. Orleans papers from the mouth.
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New Trade,

Last Friday we saw a large pile of Dry
Goods, Boots AMI Shoes, &C., before the doors
of Maghee & Co.'s store, directed to Nash
vile, Tenn. This is a new trade for Evans
lvilIe-and rather a new idea too that people
should come from Nashville to Evansville
for the purpose of buying goods. The gen
tleman who purchased these goods, says he
has bought at New York, Philadelphia, Gin
cinnati and Nashville heretofore, but has
done better at Evansville than he did at any
of the above places-and he declares his in
tention to purchase here next Spring, and
from that time out Others will follow his ex-
ample, and no doubt this is but the opening
OF new trade to our city.
Now while speaking in this connection. we
wish to call the attention of country mer-
chants and others, 10 the large stocks of goods.
domestic and imported, in Evansville at this
tme-and tell them why it is to their interest
to purchase here. Whether you want Dry
Goods, Groceries. Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Iron, Hardware, or Glassware, you will find
in the wholesale houses of Evansville large
stocks from which to select, and prices much
the same as at Cincinnati. We shall not par
tcuIarize the houses which offer the best and
largest stocks, because their advertisements
in the Journal will do this-but let US tell
you why your goods purchased here viii be
cheaper to you when in your stores, than if
bought at Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati and Evansville Merchants
purchase their goo Is at the same markets.
The price of freight from New York to Ev-
Evansville is but shade higher than from
New York to Cincinnati. But the. country
merchant who purchases at the latter place,
has to pay heavy freight, varying according
to the state Of the river, 20 the point on
the river nearest his town, and then pay for
consignment and wagoning- besides pay
ing his own travelling and boarding ex-
penses while absent. He either has to in
sure his freight or run the risk of the river
In times Of low water his goods are delayed,
and a large portion of his profits expended in
freight
The Wabash merchants will all find by
trial, what good many have already dis
covered, that it is to their advantage to pur-
chase goods at Evansville. The market
is now abundantly supplied with every thing,
and our merchants are daily in the receipt of
fresh goods. We urge them, as many are
readers of the Journal TO try purchasing
goods here once anyhow, and sec if induce
ments sufficient are not offered for coming
again.
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LONDON, Nov. 10th.


Advices from ConstGntinople, to the LIST
inst, state that the British feet was anchor
ed IN Alonkin Bay, and would remain there
till the arrival Of the courier with the Cars.
answer to the communication of Fluid Effen--
di; should that answer prove unfavorablc.
the fleet will proceed at once to Constantine
pie. Sir Stratiord Canning has communica--
ted to the Turkish Government that the;
English Cabinet had unanimously agreed to-
form offensive alliance with the Porte, in the
event of hostile proceedings on the part of
Russia. Similar communications have been
made by Gen. Aupck on behalf OF the
French Government. Spanish troops in.
Rome have received orders to return to.
Spain.
Sir E. Bulwcr, Minister to the United
States, went Oh board the steamer Hccata,"
OH tie 18th inst.
The produce markets. both Liverpool andi
London have been well supplied, but as buy
ers were less active, transactions in most arr
ticles were not extensive; prices, however,
tolcrabIy firm. The iron trade, during the
past week. remained quiet as last reported.
PrrTsBURG, Nov 80.
The river is unchanged, with 5 12 feet
water in the channel. The weather is warm
and pleasant.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 60.
The river is slowly recediny.
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PIrTspuRG. Nov. so.

The river is unchanged, with 1-2 feet
water in the channel. The weather is warm
and pleasant.
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c.spsslsgs. c.rp.,lns., Carp..lass.

RARNEs MITCHELL would call attention their unusually
large and elegant supply Of earpetngs, ocio
house furnishing generally All newly opened within t
last day or two And the greater number having been purchased
had bought In the regular They would therefore especially
invite la Of all every description
ing dry goods 10 call and before sunp
themselves elsewhere as they determined sell cheap and
would name az having just been opened @ HH#N
pieces extra rich velvet carpeung
do do tapestry velvet
10 do very superior and elegant style Brussels
do do English
IS do new and handsome style imperial S-ply
oO do superne ngain OF both imported and American make
:. some Of entirely new and beautiful style
40 do more common Ingram
81 do cotton and wool aud cotton do
~ do Venetian, OF tho quality styles
~ DO list and carpets, of entirely style
~ do American floor olcloths Of 81 widths,
many OF new and handsome style. Also
do very nch tapestry pattern English ditto, TO cut for halls,
dozen rugs, the chenee make some very
handsome and cheap
Together with largest And decidedly the cheapest stock we
have ever had Of . o. 10, H. and ~ blankets
Linen and cotton sheetngs, pil0xcase linens
Damask table diapers and ta6ecloths
Damask napkins, brown table diapers and cloths
Coored border toweling Russia and Scotch do
Huekaback toweling, step oicloth t..rs. 't
Coored step linen, crash the heavit kind a.g
Curtain materials OF every description, muslin
Piano covers OF the richest coors and newest styles
Also table all WOOL handsome style
e 10 II and ia white imperial quilts In this article we can
Likewise, quilts only al U.s. worth 90
pieces eooed floor baize Of and lo4 widths for criml
cloths, nc.
They again respectfully desiring good,
before purchasing elsewhere knowing that will be greatly to he
interest 10 do
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn
Sept l9-3taw3wf ~ s aashE. g0@H,
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fHere insert ths I'D Of goods. J
DC, sstawtlstNov.

nv xrrn a.s,v m the BALTIMORE Philsdelphis, New
Yort Bos,oe and Orleans General Agency and Comms
oo ecs .r, men In wholesale and retail and other
spectsble business esmen porer bar
keepers, walters, hmer, coachmen, car se h,nss AZ v
large number Of good situations on nsma Which,
nav from 400 10 $4,000 per Those In want OF situations o.
any Mind would DO call AZ we have agents IN
The above Cities which viii enable u 20 place every
named cities which we trust WI e"aoe us
rive entire satisfaction ali who may favor us with cn
TAYLOR y TAYMAN, No ~ second Mee,,
tii between South and Gay
Mr. Persons living any part Of United States and WISHING
either Of the above Clues
have Immediately auended 70 BY addressing Us nne
<po pd as BY 20 doing they win curta both trouble and e
pense which they would by coming the city nnf
seeking employment for themselves Addres. ,
TAYLOR d TAYMAN,
No. 50 Second street
Msya-dn Baltimore, Nd
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1AN
no OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The name Of upon book unless as
payment Of the sah,eription be made in advance
Distant subscribers forward money by letter the posass
which win be paid by rk assumed BY ourselves s
s.Se transmission e afH4a
COUNTRY PAPER published hi weekly during ths
OF Congress, and semiweekiy during the recess
subscriptions period less than received
lersas pro srionedto the above annual rates.
0 PosTMAsTERs suthorEed agents and By
endng DAILY subscribers with go enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with go enclosed Ave WEEKLY
erbe $40 enclosed will be entitled copy the
,ditiop AZ they furnish us subscribers for, srafiL
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
rhe Diocesan school. Aiexandrfay Rev. E
Dalryrnple, Rector.

THE NEXT session institution will te
wednesday 0t) September, continue
object OF The school youth Thoroughly Christian
the junior and senior classes Of college,
duties The
languages and science, and the pains taken
Instruction in branch Terms $40 session
payable annually sending
sis0 each Bedding go per session extra r.
The of students IS Parents intend n
send requested % give early notice. that places may be ~
served FOR them An who school are most earn
esy themselves pwncuaiy he first day
session. Application further information 70 b'
county, vhgins.s Aug l6-aaw6w
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Whole tickets s20-Iayes sl0-Quaner s5-EighilE 81 So
oCcrhcaes Of packages Of Is whole tickets, $40 90
DO do % half DO 10
do do rs quarter do 81 ~
Do do Is eighth do 70 rs
and Certificates Of Packages In '
above splendid prompt attention.
Of each drawing Immediately aer Is ove
10 ordef from
address j.. G. MAURY, Agents,
septV- Alexandria, Virginia
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CAuTION ExTRA.


a Tswa.saa. name Si Pa
nominating genuine, original Doctor
the %ss ai q sSso or %
credit e, wha, he f. not He sending out cards headed tricks
week viii give s. p Townsead $500 he win produce one sin
.ss sS % T sa Ess cSsA ls i B
suss FL % And ss Fl. oa s
- ''N JACOB TOWNSEND,
Principal Office ioa Nassaa street. New Fork city !.
Townsend seventy year. Of age and ha
sfsa 81 sS ss asa sss
was compelled % limit is by which means has been
had is worth and Known is Value had reached the
those who had been healed q sore
derhi healing power. This
Grapd and uneqnaIIed preparation
manufactured ON the largest sca and called for throughout h,
length and breadth q the land.
bu, for The 6ss because scientific pep
The highest and ae
s he OLD DooTos The .
popeei and properties which, are inert and ote
y ~ for use d s and as
ra volatile that they entirely evaporas and lost in Tit
only eipeheneed manufacture Moreover VIOLA
sins e
gives IL all its value. The
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend's sarsapariIIa
prepared that all the Of the sasapala
first removed everything capable Of becoming acid Of emena
il i
pared In this way made the powerful agent the
Cure OF innulnerable diseases.
Hence the reason why we hea side In u
ny
TIvESEss, otTASEoJs ERGPTioNs, rGPLEs ,sLoTch
Impurity or the blood. H.,
marvellous efficacy in all complaints arising from in
digestion from aeiiy q the stomach from unequal eircuaon Dc
hands, over the
gentle perspaon, relaxing lungs, throat
and acknowledged than in all kinds and stages Of
Female complaints.
works wonders in Of uor aitu whes FILLING Of e
periods like; curing
gives and whole body, and forms
Nervous diseases and debility.
and thus prevents relieves variety diseases,
spinal irritation neuralgia, St. yuss dance, swooning epepde h
is moi possible for this medicine to il to do good has nothing
tie
ser Il sa e npS GSS @
maton purhes The Kin, equaize of The blood,
a D@ a al
lions, and nyisoae the entire system Is this, then
The medicine you pre-eminently needs
But Of these things be said Of g. Townsends inferior
artcel This young man's liquid is be
Compared with the Old Doctors,
because o. the grand fact that the incapable Of deterioration
sro we The other n,a 8oEs . ;oa s
qud exploding and damaging other goods Must not this horrible
tenn already diseased win sed VIVA, causes dyspepsia but acid
es a. oS % D @ sa %
complaint, shoe and sorrpSe q tns blood
ne hano, which bring eruption. q The skim .s,a head "a.
and external II nothing under heaven but an acid
which and S D s al s % q s sGS %@
itself between and elsewhere irritating and inamnr
%pa the
~ AL The ailments which aais, human NJ, nature.
this souRlNC, FERMENTING, ACID COMPOUND OF 8.
Jacob Townsend's
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Land. Pension, and General Agency.

WILLIAM H. MINNIX, late General Land Once, win
prosecute claims Of kind against the government before
Congress or any Of the His IN the different
branches Oh e departments specially those relation military
require bis services The prompt patents for lands sold
located w military viii be secured, and all
means uken 70 lost deade Claims for
wees he revolutionary OF 1912, and Mexican
ing collection rents estate owned
this city by nonr residents and others.
Reference made James Shields, formerly Commissioner
OF the General Land Once; Hon. Richard M Young, Commits
on o. the General Land Oce all the officers Of the General
Land members Of Congress generally Of the State OF no
Thomas lhtce, Edmund Burke, Force, w. Seaon, p
Blair, J. U kiyes Richard Wallach
Once az Haup Weedon Coach Factory west Of the Centre
Market, washington, d. q.
Sep 10
baltimore College or Dental surgery.scssion Is4e5O.
THE regular Course institution commences on
months.
The Mechanical Dssecng opened on the last
FACULTY.:
EIEAzAn PhRmLr, NJ. d., Provost
CHArs a. HAAS A. NJ, NJ d., Professor Of Principles and
b Bosp, w. f. NJ NJ D., Professor Of Special pa,hoo
w r. HANDY, M d., Professor Of Anatomy Physiology.
CYnEnus CokE, d., d. d. 81 Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry. 1870
PHILIP Ausrss, A. M NJ D., Demonstraor Of Mechanical
Dentistry, and Lecturer Dental Chemistry.
The College contains the ample provision
MISUNDERSTANDING two large commodious
necessary appances Mechanical Workshops Irmary
supplied daily with patients students operate Decg
Room Museum containing thousands Of teeth Of pathology
cal yariety and two Lecture Rooms
Tickets for the $O; Dissection Ticket, option $40;
Matrculation IS; Diploma fee, $50.
Sept 6-aaweo3m W. Il. HANDY, Dean.
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GEsCY, washington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
specton OF Post oce Department. offers his se
paiI generally Of southwestern
particularly, with the assurance thai his removal from once
has for years
in honesty capacity, and fidelity, and
Office Of both parties with Their hearty
consent, him therein.
Of nature At me seat oil
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-df late OF Post Once Department
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General Agency at Warrington, ID. Q.

General Agency Washington, ID. Q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Tor claims for services with Mex
the revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandW attend ~ the purchase and sale OF bounty
Patent Oee-The applications patents procuring models
drawings, &c, will all their branches
General Post 0bceA claims against the department will be
prosecuted settlement Of quarterly account OF
New Orleans Delta Nashville Unon Mobile Advertiser Louis
vile Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
S. bills this Office, accompanied
with paper. June 24u
CrLENDID Carpeting, Curtain Goods lee.The subscri
beers would respectfully invite the attention OF citizens and house
keepers generally their stock OF furnishing goods which
feel confident cannot be surpassed cquaed, by other
IN CARPETING,
tapestry velvet do tapestry Brussels
Royal Al, minister, English Brussels
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
superfne ingram, extra fine and hne do
Low priced all ingram, royal twilIed Venetians
Rich cheneiIe and tnted rugs
Heavy sheet oclot every Width which will be cut 10 nj any
hail.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines rich figured de LANES
Rich high coored damasks, rich union damasks
Twilled and plain cashmeret ..
all coors ...... .
Embroidered laced curtains embroidered muslin do
Embroidered musins, by the yard
Tassel-oops, gimps, borderngs, bindings .....
Blind linens, all widths ~.
Tassels cords and fixtures OF every kind, sc.
Together complete OF table and piano covers
table linen heen, dainask napkins
Scotch and Russia daper Marseies quilts bed
&C. Just received, perfectly fes and will be Of
upon usual accommodating terms AL are respectfully
vted 20 > for themselves. . .zu... 80,
Sep ll-3aw4wif r. H. HUE w.
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NOTTCEhe subscriber leave TO inform The citizens and
public generally he has just employed workmen rom Eo
rope Of known skill and experience,
which, knowledge and paetce IN tbe bus
thirty years. enables him with confidence mat ne Is
ewcy aud costly set gems, silver
superior other establishment known 70
country His customers respectfully
requested 10 leave their orders with
Penn. avenue, between sth and ION streets