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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-08-10

WALL, PAPER IIANGINGS CHEAPER
THAN EVER.
yrxtrp hrher would most respectfully announce TO
the citizens sfEvsnsville and vicinity, that he ha
chest nat,erns which for neaness of style
nnS haanty of finish Ear surpasses anything in that Tia
a @ hafors brought to Evansville. He wishes thosel
ever s,h hove articles call and examine. feeling
that they will be pleased Having very large
nnr he will offer every indueement TO those who may
NJ particular attention paid TO the Hanging of Wall
Psper. with accuracy and despatch, by
"P0'' JOHN G. DEVEREUX,
r,xo, nh Main st. between Isl and I'd.
xTTANTED. 500 bushels corn, for which fair price
w will be given by
iaar J. & W. REILLY.
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Oldest white female settlers Of the STATE agsd about 40
years.
Nov i, In the city Of sonoa, Cal, Richard Henry Lee
Patrick SON Of g. W. ana NJ Patrick, of typhoid fever,
aged IA years.
At Woods Greek 3oth ult Mr. E. CassD aged 2S y.srs
In San Francisco Nov. IL Charles Stowe only child OF
SavvSss and Martin A, Ellis, aged months
In San Frsncisco Nov. H. Edward xulisn late OF New
York, agsd about 40 years 40,
AT the South Beach House, Happy Valley on the iotn
Nov of Group Thon the beloved SON OF Edward and
MsrgSret Saver aged years and months.
In Sacramento. the 9th ov, Henry Clay W hiPey
soa Of Daniel n. and p. Whiplsy.
Al Albermx le, Yabs county Nov 5, Jalst L., dauxh
ter of Jas. Saunders. Of Chsriotteviils Abemare Viz
gina, aud wife Of X. H. Pegrsm ID D. In the 2ith year
of her sge.
In san Fraucisco the sth Nov, of Inflammation of
the bowels y.rtsr Cridsnd aged 20 years formerly Of
Rsipe SUP, rhadalphs, Pa.
In fhcsrvlle, the 9th Nov, George b. Of Bru:s
Aad Elizabeth Herrick, aged year.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Invasion OF Peru by the Bolivians-Afalrs
I'm Chill and EcuadOr--The Markets, SO.
The British steamship Bosota arrived at Panama the
Goth alt She brought in treasure and advces
from Valparaiso to the LIST ult
Our thanks are due to Adams Co.'s express and TO
Captain J. Peterson, who is in South America, for
The latest adyces from that part of the Pacific.
The only Of Importance the report that General
Belzu had invaded Peru with so00 men, and in
patton Ct the vilges of Dsasuaders zepta Poaa and
julie Elias said to be in Payta at the head Of 200
men, to assist Belzu.
Boiivia, may be supposed Is 'u Of excitement and
very unsettled.
la Lima everything was srsaquil bu. the general in
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Later from Washington Territory.

We have dates from Olympia to the I'D alt, twenty.
days later.
The arrival Of Gcv Stevens is anxously looked for by
the people Of the territory The Columbian says -" In
~ vance of the Governors arrival and In momsutary
anticipation thereof hing Is being put in order ard
he thought Of our population ia as of bride who
lously looks for the coming OF the groom"
The Columbian says The cent excessive pporta
lions OF goods in Califcrnis have had the eGect Of
literally supplying market with full stocks OF desrs
BILE goods and though with the advance OF the season.
note increasing demand for staple articles Of
nearly every description do not anticipate any mate
rial advance from rates the goods most in
quest for winter consumption 1t affords us pleasure to
state that the people OF the territory will find In the
Of Olympia and other towns the sound large
and fully orted ocks OF desirable goods pre-
sen,ed by almost any other section of the Pacific coast
thus obvatipg whatever inconyepisncs may have been
experienced here tofore from inadequate supplies.
MARRIED.
On the 10th Oct by Rev. Thomas P. Pearns, Lorenzo
Perry Smith, Mrs. Cynthia Burbee all of Monticello
Lewis county washir gton territory.
On the 18th Oct, by the ssme NJ. Enoch W. Congers
of OAK Point Mills Lewis county Washing territory
to Miss Hannah Bryant of Klaskami Clatsop county
Oregon territory
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Mr. SoUIE Mr. Soule, Minister to the Court n
Spain has it s said recently purchs splen estate
Cason his birth place in the French depar msnt
Of the Ariege.-Boaon Daily advertiser.
When Mr. Soule gets snualy settled upon his "spIe add
estate Castep, hope he will find it so agreeable
that he will coucu ie to spend days there he has never
been anything but Frenchman, and Jacobin ~ tnat
Here he has been rampant nufer, and an avowed dis
unioDs and those two attributes endeareo him TO tue
administration that he II representing the american
nation Minister Plenipot.ntary at Madrid We repeat
the hope that he win settls for life upon bis splendid
ench estate. We have had enough OF OF him In this
countIy,-New London Chronicle, Dec w.
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Ab is before the South Carolina Legislature to exempt
the volunteers from that State in the Florida war f
ordinary militia duty
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

ties bill ysys-The actual legislative business may
be safely said to have fairly commenced. The Import
mtee fo three weeks has at Icing received lis fnshog
stroke The great appropriation question has at last
received its 6ns solution. The Assembly have in
opron greatly increased the certainty Of deficiency, by
tent Of nom so 90 per cent For example, sated pork
and beef bearing duty under the tariff OF EOS per bar
rel have been made to bear duty under the act OF
les brandy has been reduced from S. to ds per gallon;
fully per cent And whilst all this taken to
modify the duties imports the old duty Of 2 gallon
has been preserved on rum, one of staple pro
ducts.
His Excel'ency, Sir Henry Barkly, attended by
Richard Hall Esq, as member of the B ard Of Eduoa
ton, visited the Infant National aud Bockfori's Free
Schools, ut Spanish Town, on the 18th uIt.
ANTIGUA.
The Antigua papers give particulars OF most diabo
cal and a'rociou murder committed at Nevis the per-
Of the Hon James Haney, President OF the Island and
caFual Receiver. The murderer John Hanley
sin TO the deceaeed appears that disputed property
was the cause.
BARBADoEs
The city Of Brdgsown had narrowly escaped destruo
ton by fire. through the timely discovery Of he plot Of
an ince ndiary.
The weather was very 6ns though the health Of the
island WAS not particularly good.
From this colony there advicss of Importance
The Chrw compliments the planters Of Gren sda on the
economical they make Of the small amount Of labor
at their disposal
The Yrinidddidn says
OF merchants and planters preparing themselves
for Il ntxt crop which, TO all Appearances wiz be very
plentiful But the market In almost bare OF necessary
three Of shooss and slaves would meet with
immediate gale, at high prices Our lumber ysrds are
empty and white pine boards sold during this week ~
high rs forty dollars per thousand (retai)
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route those who crossed the Columbia ut WAllA WAA,
the Puget Sound route. These, however,
paratively small It will be that the overland imnal
grafton will amount this year to little 1000 soa
Tsrty.sx wagons have entered Washington Territory
The Portland ss was destroyed BY are on the nss.ne
Of the 8st Of October oubtless the work Of
diary The TWO prisoners who confined in it sana
near being suooasd and upon being released they
The Oreoonam Of the 22d October, says that b No
Faddsn the District Judge appointed in place Of Il
p Deadly, arrived the last Mr. McFadds sD-
what we been able to learn Of him. We have .
doubt he will make wise and popular judicial sosg.
hours after the left on Wednesday night in honor
OF the President for making the recent changes In the
aght occurred between the whites and Indians NE.
Kays) New Dou gsness Port Townsend. The In
dams had murdered white by the Of Psttin-
sau Tho whites nine in number, bantsred fer .
fight, and in endsavoring tae Iniian murdsss.
they were hed upon BY the red men, no bered av
Il bs s ma.
but sued for peace.
territory south will be asked from the general govsga
ment through him. at the coming session OF Congrsa
the last to that effect He has many omsss "a
redeem, and the one mentioned above has remained IN
darl ness tsre up % this time.
We learn that Mr. Elliott has arrived In the upper pax1
Of the w'iAme te valley and that he hsi soms twenty
eight wagons in oil with him part Of the time thsy
severe time Of 1t and crcuitouk route to travel.
MARRIED.
Oct. %, by Rev H. Lyman Mr.. Henry Mofatt to Miss
Rachel PieIson, both Of Washington county.
On the 18th Oct by Rev O. ). Kingsley, Mr. j. a. EgAn
to Miss Maria Darling, all of Portland.
At Humbug city by J. NJ. Eta, Esq., George Hidden, Of
Oregon formerly Of Ohio to Miss Emily stone formerly
Of Missouri.
Oct 49, by the Rev. Daniel B.gley, Mr. lie Wis Hayes
and Mrs Charlotte Abbott all OF Salem
On Swan Island, August 7, by Elder william Hendnok
fop Mr. Lmue Hendrckson to Mira. Sarah Bones, al
u Washington county.
In Marysvle on the 9th October by tha Rev. j. A.
Hanna, Hon G. f. Cole formerly of Trenton NJ Y, to
Miss Mary Cardwell form ery Of Jacksonville, IL
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tinser on the cheek which sent him to the ground BE-
tween his seconds Corrgan walked nimb to his corner
36th-Corrisan walked bol 10 the mara, ana waited
for Cony who was almost dragged up By his seconds
kiks seemed TO have pity on his oppoz~n ana ao no.
strike cony appeared PIN shor, wors Of NV III
seconds ana gave two blows with hs left which knocked
Consy Stiff in his own corner
37ih-Time called when Cony's seconds announced
that their could fght La I'D and desfening
shouts we're gyenfor CoTsan, and stampede was made
from the ground.
fought we'll and il weight and height rather than
superior skill power Of endurance that caused Corrgsn
y OF sporting and shoulder strikers yet they pre-
served very good Greer during Tie whole affair.
The Mines.
The Board OF Mining Water ysnes that organ
iz.d some weeks ago have issued irausr,
in which II Is strors recommended that there should
be general Of scti, throughout the mines for
the purpose OF securing the Of gensr~s laws
viii n wiz render property in water coapsn.s more 90
invested IN the State companies 1t is thsinten
ton OF the board 10 collect al the Information that caa
be had in relation to the wants and condition Of the diff
ferent mines taks defend their rights
and make hsr property less at the mercy Of caprcous
malicious persons.
-. rainy ,eass is not far ditant and thu miners
worfing in the river beds preparing TO abandon their
claims with the Grst rain. S,me OF these claims have
yielded .normously At Sailor Uriou aud Cove Claims
on Feather river the for the last week has been
upwards OF $50 COO daily In other claims the miners
have found nothing after spen ing the whole summers
labor and thousands OF dollars be side the hope Of hnf
ing rich deposss before the arrival of the rainy
The miners making from four to dollars
per day and all, whether gaining losing pecuniariy,
are adding 10 the general alth by their unexamplod
enterprise and hereulean labos
The beach diggipgs between Crescent City and Port Or
ford reported to be extensive and profitable
Der Of prospsctors have gone into districts about
Rogue River ard the reports of their coveries IA
yorabe, but have positive information. On the
4th eleven pound nugget OF solid gold taken from
claim ut Mpesota In Sierra county large number Of
nuggets have been found Of from to four pounds
The Quartz Companies repo fAvoraby OF their labors
during the fort ght Tbs Gold Tunnel Com in Neva-
da, in week took SO 900 from so of rock The
Washington Company Janscn Creek took So 400 from
II tons Of rock.
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News from New Granada.

News nom new Granada
The George Law brings aSvices from the Ashnus -
the 1st instant.
The bridge across tho ehagrsa river at BArbasesa =
completed and train Of i've passed q ~
oath uN. -
The road to Gorgona viii be completed BY ths first q
January, and passenger trains win then to tAaa
place, doing away with all necessity for beating, and
combining the transit to railroad and mule travel al
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rovided Agricultural implements, no., for them and WI
fry 10 induce them to become farmers
plan foot to establish regular line OF steamers
between San Francisco ana Suaymas
There was another fire in Sonora on the I'd Inst The
loss $50, ooo
large bed Of chromAts Of iron, tbs larsest known In
the world, has been discovered near Nevads
The new sectional dry dock, at Beneca, has been COM
psed and the steamer Pacific was raised on II on
the 9th OF Move nber
The fhcial count gives Gov Bglsr majority OF $780,
And Lieut.. Gov Purify ii Oi9. tardy russ Ahead oil
BSer 10 O2B Both democrats but the former
The sqnstters Of Sacramento held large meeting ON
the 4th November passed hervf tndscres and
Law deying resf lutions Tue main grounds taken,
that Suffers claim invalid the southern boundary
OF the claim is iftsen mss north Of the SHY; the Land
not granted to Suffer acne but to him and twelve
families the lance upon which sacramento Is built be-
longs TO the United STATES, ~ oyerhowsa lands.
The State Com miseoners have selected the Mission OF
San LUIS Rey portion OF tins seventy squars miles
granted BY Congress 10 the STATE for the foundation OF
State DIVERSITY. II
large number of Immigrants had arrived by the Clio
route. They bring large number of oxen, coss Iaa
sheep The majority OF the inmi rents naa ~ osea
disturbed by the Indians but in case ,os apA,s ~
tackled party Of twelve immigrants sho Aeu VI
them. .x - -. ~,
s,ats was pIoerrssirg rapidly district ia San Diego
ara san ties nnety miles long by twenty
wide bad been laid cd into townships.
DEATH OF JAMES G HAeKErT-In our paper OF yesterday
mentioned the fact that serious accident had oc-
cured on the Pugas rancho to Mr.. James Hackett.
About ten minutes after he had been thrown out OF the
buggy, when he was t.Ssn up, he said . few words
and appeared to be cogpzant OF what had taken place.
The accident occurred at half past twelve o'clock Sun
day Afer~oon Mr. Hackett returning to the city.
he va Immediately taken ca B~atty's Hotel where msdi
al aid VAS procured DR. Gray, Of this CITY, went out
Monday and every effort made to his life, but
In vain Mr. Racket continued nsensible condition
till nearly twelve O'Clock Monday night wh-n he
predhs death being caused by conclusion of the BRAIN
Few men In our comnunitv were more generally known
and esteemed than VAS Mr. H4ckstt. Possessed Of an
abundant aow of spirits, his and eudesIny quail
ties Of the heart and mind eminealy adapted 10
preserve the friendship which the former initiated His
sudden departure from smong viii leave void In
large circle Of friends, not to be filed Mr. Hscks
WAS the Of the cels DRAFTED comedian. and came
California in l849 He OF the orginaters Of Bsr
ford Co Is express and for long time the conduc
Tor of its business Ia this city He thirty three years
of sgo.--Altd Cul,for,siou Non o.
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From Oregon.

We have dates from Portland to the 3lst Of 0stobse
The overland smigrants have nearly all arrived h
Oregosaian says the whole number is az follows
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1t will be that the girl outnumber the boys hes
which is interesting item to young Many a
bese girls, informed are Of sufficient age Al
ize for the matrimonial market We shall expect b
eceve frequent specimens Of wedding cake during The
coming winter.
Thaa tnnA In fol
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DIR. A. PivadeneyrR, Vice President OF same.
Gen. Ubina had again undertaken the discharge OF the
senior Isbea had arrived At Guayaqu, on his way to
Quito, Minter pleripotentiary from the Empire Of
We learn from the Lima journals that all is quiet In
! Ecuador.
CAIIAo, Nov 10.--Durpg the past month there has
been little to complain. The demand has continued
for the coast and been inc ased considerably by the pre-
several buyers the fair at Gusiaups which
is held absut the end OF the month. The Cnamber Of
cieuo ion in Peru decreeing that the holders shall
ce,e three ourhs o its nominal value in national coin
and efoarih in ''setes de credo nationsl the lat
ter to bear interest at six Per cent per snnum similar to
the Wales de consolidation" The .Csmara do senado
es viii .oubt pass the bill likewise sni authorize
he executive to carry it ont Ia few months, taeietoe
fmsy ba operation, but tae government is not yet
rp a. to pay in national currency nor hss the me sue
isef produced any effect on the money market 1t is
oos 90 upon by the foreign commercial houses with
deabs apprshe on 81 likely to lay them open to
be.wss the Official publication Of the decree and the en
forcing thereof the Silver has risen from
yer cent os en- fa ss 90 pss
per dollar and United States ss per cent premium,
mirs Freights dscliring owing TO the very great
| Calla0 from Australia.
The result OF this in crvew created the greatest excite
meet throughout AL the dggings No sooner did the
news reach Berdgo than the VII ole community we're
astir. WAS agreed that the dgsers should meet At
Golden square Fourth White HILL and walk in procession
to vsw Point the pace of meeting Each gully had its
flag and the various Dasonalties we're fully repre-
fented The meeting composed of many thousands
estimated from eight twelve Resolutions to the e
feet that the diggrs should longer pay than ten
sliliipgs license unanimously adopted with the
that IL the authorities did not accept that
sum- they mi CHIT adopt the alternative, and take tn I'm
he ogges into custody. and that every miner should
write his tent in large letters nocense taken here"
Seeing the violent matters taking at the
diggpgs, government adopted con ;iatcry measures,
which 1t hoped would Al the excitement mani
issued the Goth August ia which NO conces
sion actually made except that the police should not
carry when enforcing the license fee but promise
made that all the other matters should Be considered
In . favorable spirit.
| vArpARAIso, Oct 81, 1858.
Since last ISSUE fair business has been done In
most descriptions OF merchandise and the limited arri'
walls from Europe (bsrg confined to two vessels from
Hambur have esta ffmr in prices geDerany
il the prevailing belief however that sales this seAst
have not brisk at equal prices OF tnost OF
last year this period There several buyers In Tn
market from the upj provinces OF Buenos Ayes
assured that the amount OF their purchases u 0,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
Hart Female Seminary. PLYMOUTH. CONN.

THIS Institution is established in that in. viting location, late the residence of Mrs. Rev. Luther Hart and Rev. Ephraim Lyman Plymouth Center. It is intended to be first class Boarding and Day School for the cduca- ton of Young Ladies, embracing regular course in all the solid and ornamental breDch. es usually taught in such institutions. It is placed under the charge of Miss E. H. DlcK. ERMAN, lady of experience and superior qualifications, who will be furnished with competent assistance in the various depan- a'eLis. Young. Ladies from abroad will board ia the family with her. and be at ali times subject to her supervision. No effors will be spared to render this Seminary one which for thoroughness of instruction. and kind reli gious influence is worthy ofthe confidence and patronage of the public.
 The Fall Term will commence on Wednes. day, Sept. I4th, and continue fourteen weeks.
 For Circulars containing particulars, and for application for admission, address
 REV. l. P. WARREN.
 August, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
DRRooTss prrI4

us not lo be wondeEcd d Ihst tlss inhahil. an's oi L'ishIield county should prefer Dr. Naoa's celebrated Root and Plant PilIs 10 any o.ner A,ed'c'ne n use, as old Or. ROOT. she ongsnai maker ol them vas resident off ca. man; sho while ising enjOy ed the reputation oi oe'ng tne most skilllul Physician in inc country: Thc Pills are composed of twenty kinds ot rare medicinal vegetables, although active and thorough in their operation on inc system, yet they are 80 carefully medicated that they can be given to the most Feeble per. son with safeiy.
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted. as being superior in every respect to any article of the kind ;n use. They are sold at the low price of IS ? and s cents per box, by merchants throughout the country.
 lEs Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
DOES NOT EVERY MAN, WOMAN,
 AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST

 in having the health of themselves and friends restored and preserved At Ihisseason of the year nothing is like using good and useful corrective, and giving the system perfect tone to endure the heats of Summer, and changes of Autumn and Fall. No article stands so high in confidence of the community, (beins recommended and used by eminent Physicians and distinguished citizens, ] as DR. STEPHEN JEwErT's JUSTLY AND HicHLx CELEBRATED HEALTH REsToRlNc BlrrERs. which have been tried and prOUed and found to be superior to al other preparations for the cure of all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, DerangemeIt ofihs Stomach, Bow els, Liver, or Nervous System, and remarka- ble for their strengthening, invigolative res. torative and cheering properties. A single trial will prove their efficacy, (see recommen. dations in Pamphlets.)
 Also the Pulmonary Eiirir and Strengthen ing Plaster.
 For sale by appointed Agents in every town and village in New England, and by dealers in Medicines generally. Agent, A. c. Smith, Liichfield, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08

STEEP -VERY--E. c. Bryan, the law. yer who carried on the prosecution Or the part of the Stale against Judgc Hubbel, in Wisconsin, in the impeach, ment ease, has obtained e verdict oI SSOO0 for bis services. Mr. Bryan mod. estly claimed but s2OOo. The House cut down his bill to 5000, aud the Jus ry in the Supreme Court, prompted by three lawyer witnesses. compromised the matter by putting the two estimates to- gether. MT. Bryan gets the $2oOO that he claimed, and the 5000 they offered him.
 This is about $Io0 per day. Con- gress men get $s per day; the Presi> dent gets along with $eO per day; MT. Byan has found the richest placer yet We may expect that the Impeachment vein will now be industriously worked.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-08
Ravages of the Yellow Fever.

NEW WILLIAMS. Oept. Z To day is generally observed as a day of fasting and prayer. Stores are all clos {, ed, and even the g-og shops have suspend pended business, which is one of the most unusual things ever observed in this city. The weather has become hot and suliry and the deaths by yellow fever reach one hundred and three, being seven more than yesterday. The disease hegings to create great havoc among the better classes.
 September 3. The Board of Health report the deaths for the past twenty four hours iO be l16, of which S7 were by yellow fever, and g un- known.
 The deaths for the week have been 955, By yellow fever 304.
 The whole number of deaths since the 2slh of May, have been g 544, of which there have been by yellow fever 7,2lS.
 September 4. The total number of deaths during the past week was 955-of which Sl4 were from yellow fever. This shows decrease of over 600 from the returns of the previ- Ous week.
 MOBILE, Sept. 3. The deaths in this city yesterday reach. ed S7, which is a very large increase. The number of deaths here iO day has been %, including a from yellow fever.
 NATcHEz, Sept. |. The deaths in this city from yellow fever daily average from lS to l5 -and the pres ent population of the city is estimated al not over 400.