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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-27
ST.. LOUIS. June ~.


An arrival from New Mexico brings a re-
port that the Apache Indians had attacked
two companies OF u. S. troops garrisoned in
New Mexico, killing upwards of sc men and
all the officers OF one company.
CIEcINNATr, June "a.
A convention was held here to day to noni-
nate delegates to he Republican State con-
vention TO be held at Columbus on the 18th
of July. Owing to the fact that two calls
had been published, one for to-day and the
other for the 7th of July, good deal of ex-
citement prevailed; but compromise was
finally effected, and it was agreed that this
should be the only convention. Know
Mornings, anti-slaveiy men, and outsiders all
united, and list of delegates were reported
by the compromise committee. Ii was cons
frmed a most unanimously.
Two edge-tool makers, named Cunning
ham aud Fowler, got into a quarrel to-day,
which ended BY the latter being shot dead and
the former being seriously wounded by blows
from a hammer.
New ORLEANS, June -.
The Daniel Webster arrived with SO pas.
sengers and San Francisco dates to the lat.
The Star OF the West lett San Juan for
New York on the 10th with 500 passengers
and 100000 treasure.
BosroN, June %.
Judge Samuel s. Wilde, many years Judge
Of the Supreme Court, died las. night, aged
IS.
BosToN, June %.
AT the Know- Nothing meeting last night
Wilson and Gardner spoke. The former
c"ntended that Massachusetts wanted to let
slavery alone, but the Southern delegates
(Whigs) forced it ON them.
NIAGARA, Jnne %.
An unknown man went over the Falls
this morning.
CINCINNATI, June %, P. M.
The river has risen IL inches. The
we alher is warm and wet.
PITTsBURe, June "a, P. NJ.
The river ia rising with 8 feet water in
the channel. The weather is damp with the
appearance of rain.
NEW YORK, June %, P. M.
Cotton firm with sale of 1000 bales. Flour
has declined &c with sales of 8 900 bols good
Ohio at S9a9 so: Southern is tr1e higher,
1900 bills sold at $40 25all. Whe At is
easier. Corn is unchanged with sales of
55 900 bushels. Mess pork is easier, sales
1850 bbls at $40 80, prime SIT. Rio coffee
is firm with sales of 1000 bags. Beef firm
with an upward tendency, prime fe.packed
Chicago SIG 5oal7. Lard unch anged-
Ohio whisky is firm at 37a374c. Sugar firm
Orleans &c. Moasses firm.
Stocks are steady. Money unchanged.
Missouri 6's Ell Erie 67a. Reading 924.
CINCINNATI, June %, p. M.
| Flour dull at $9a9 10. Oats Al. Corn
7oa75. Whisky 81. Provisions frm-200
hhds bacon sides sold at g, packed mess pork
firm at II and tending upward; 500 bbls
prime lard sold at 10.
WAsRItaToN, June 90.
Gov. Reeder, the Judges, and District At
torney of Kansas will all be guilotined.-
Their tate is with Secretary Davis, Atchi-
son, and the President, and no mercy will
be shown. Reeder was a Nebraskaite; but
his notions Of popular sovereignty are con-
sdered heretical by his superiors.
New ORLEANS, June 81.
| The steamers advices had a favorable ef-
feet upon prices, which are sitter but not
| higher. Sales of 1000 bales of cotton
Flour is lower, sales at So 25@8 so.
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.-RFFERENCEN

p. @. O'RtLEY Il 90. Evansville
puvALL. AGO Co.. Memphis. Tenn.
VIM PARE 4 Co., do do.
F. b. SYKEs. New Orleans.
LEWIS SEAPP do.
MILES f FoLKEs. vieksburg Miss.
WM McRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & Bros Cincinnati Ohio.
KELioa FooT.- do do.
EDWARDS & BUSHNELL, st Louis, Mo.
Reguar Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at
every evening during commencing
at early gaslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers
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TELEGRAPHIC!
LAFAYETTE, June 26.

Rice and Driscoli, Farhenburgh murder.
ers, were this morning sentenced to be hung
on Friday, September l4th, 1855, between
8 A. ii. and 4 p. III.
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NEW WAsHIN GTGN HOTEL.


VIE Proprtetors of this House have removed from theie
OLD stand Main their Hotel just fneh-
opposite the Court House where they prepared to
accom- ods their old customers and ali others who
90 cs upon them In much than formerIy>
tor past patronage ul solicit
Of the which
It. Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
ey10-d&wtf FELKER HEHDERECH-
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PROF. %. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORA TEVE.

|
FENiIE Restorative are pro-
dseing the most hing sa in the public @aRd,
markabls composition the only that
ON bald 'i sro% " Read the
M l5FonO: w9EcrsTr5 CO.. Nov: 10. 1879;
ronnsay testimony to The 9agc see IF your ~onds fu
Hair Restorative. far back 80 hair ensd
as siss used any eeeGrstsd prevent
your article trial TO my astonishment Hound alter
few that hair became firmly and assumed
lad gaars bottle. ny bald issd
to two inches in length end sTosiSs very fast.
HENRY GOODRICH
wArERrowx. MASS. May l. 1884,
rRog O. u WooD: AISw me to Arrest the virtue: ana
nE s1sss.sy % ne
yer locks to their native ooior and the hair which was be-
dry and h:ss 1s % Of .1
scalp los. all the disaryeabe itching annoying BEFORE and
respectfully z'si; :'' WHITNEY.
81 .n4so,d hcIsals and tss at ~ Msrt:s
where also all the most POPULAR raten edisnes for sss
can he bsnshi at any other house.
and ali sns principal drGss.ss every hTs
CASH Gu sTo NE RS
be suepsa at the 10 vest market r. ess with as@esk
9
Il, "a between Water Frss Eysr'
SEWING SILK.
, CASES black Sewing Silk reed this day and for sale
- JAMES Low & Co.
Se14 41s Main St. Louisville KY.
WHITE LIME
S0 BRLs choice White L in order. for sale
i OO jeS by BABGoCK BROTHERS.
THE CRY IS STILL Ely GOMEZ
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
SkF new Spring Wall Pper BORDERS etc.. received
" at he store Of John O. Devereux Jr Main street,
Wall Pap r-Irom cents three dolla-s per piece
Borders-from three dolla-s pieo. beauti"
ful patterns of Gold and Velvet
Be 1estersirOm three dollars exceed
re BOARD Prnts-erom twenty cents dollars
piece comprising Of the beautiful ever br0usns
Paper Window BIinds-of all kinds. descriptions snd
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps etc ~
The above stock is the mort complete ever ro9gat 70
GOLD PAREoR PAPER
consists the aud richest and CANNOT B
Feeling CONF lent that can please tn H1cy a.
favors respectfully solicit % Ere 70
mva4 Main betSesn lat ~
LATE RRIVAs.S.
- GA BAGS Prime Rio Cof Q.
b ebeD rs bbIs Rsdnery tsboied Molssses
100 ,sls' en-; mn l'0l Batting No' FFa7srER.
TWPstOvED PORTABLE MILL.
5d aSoor Brand Boiling Cloths and Bsiag Of
az onranens r. Monroe authorized sell the above
articles ou Cincinnati prices. including freight.
call R. bonroe's Family Grocer, corner of Oak ana
j jls1sf JAMES Bradford co. oincinna.i. O..
TEA! TIA. TEA 3
MpEo'Dpar Helen Nay. Is packages Of assorted Iesy
any sissd p.ekass.hslf sssss qu.EssE ess:s; y
family for sale by iefS ]. Il d. HEIaAr4&
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DENaRABLE RESIDENCE

on FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
VNT sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv denee with gOOt outhouses and cistsra, and in
good ishborhood For PAL ticulaIs enquire Of
SWEET & LEONARD.
Auctinnaars an General Agenta
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: L-I cnP.cErr AUCTION neoMs !.

.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
RESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
1A Evansville and tor the sale Of Real
Personal Property Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries -ete; also particular sen
paid all door sales of every description
We shall do exclusiv Com
mission Business and having goods of to place
With both the buyer and seller WILL
have fair snd legitimate market We will devote whole
the Commission and fen DIS
Will efforts
pleas With business
confdsnca of all their
tn care.
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SASH AND DOORS
EoUR THOUSAND lights. ss'd sizes. BY 10 10 by 49,
IL Is tvo-rsnneled doors,
Is four do do;
per Canal for sale very low cash in quantities
suit. at je9 COOKS Family Grocery.
SUNDRHES.
- DoZ choice Brooms nests cov'd Sugar Bueksts
y gross Buffers Blackiug.
do Hummsl's Essence Of Coffee; reed and for sale
by my3I JW. s VICEERY.
SILK BONNETS.
a CASES Silk Bonnets received Express direct
the mauufactory. consienm and must be sold
EMBiCH,S Dry Goods Store
ies Main at doors below End
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A STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND Ex.
PENOtrURkS OF The OUNTY Or VAN.
DAhBtkGH, Fur THE EAR ENDING


ID eceived at the County Treasury o@Vanderburgh
lOCOunty. from May sIst. 1854. TO June LIST. 1885.
tolIOws
From the revenue OF s1s 52s IS
- delinquent revenue OF 1855. 1873 O8
90 - - IS54....... 3Ts 90
ON OutssandinE county bonds s.o2r
From miscellaneous sources 4e6 ~
From Licenses. Is
From sale OF on
From redemption of lands a9 OF
brokers' Licenses.
Total s2O u53 rs
Expenses for the year above rece 054 IL
&22. .0s 50
ExPENpITrRHa
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s Prepared andsoid wholesale and at 14 Market
street st, Louis. Mo and 6s5 Broadway. New York.
edisines for ses.
retail 10y and favorable they
ean he nRht other house.
sale a manufacturers prices by HALL0CK d
STOODARD and all principal drugets every where
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J. HYnE,s MARaLEY ARn-

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET.. EVANSVILLE. me-.
FHNHE undersigned would respectfully The
of Evansville and the public generally that he hae
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble Me-
Humphrey and Ia fully prepared fill all Monu
ments. Tombs, obeks Head and Foot Stones the
the material Those wishing
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would do well
TO give him call All ordersPrompuy attended %.
oct2f-9 r HYDE
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vALU ani.R LANDS FOR SALE

rr7o ,IrHstIIzIII0U NH, ALlIEE b!EMI5s EOit SALE-
COUNTY. SIKH MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
ON Mondzy July I'd 1855. sales rooms-Old
~ House corner Of Third and Nam TX O'Clock,
Fll sell at suction without
N f. Or of Section 20. Town Ranges West containing
81 acres.
Tue described tract of lsnd 10 situated the Wa
bss and Erie canal is heavily timberei
meadow land. There is also quarry
Of the land and large lot of dressed suitable
G building
ALSO tie half AZ TIE s. W or. OF Section Town
Range West. continuing so Farming Land,
half mile from the Canal and the Straight Line
Railroad ALSO.
TWo HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF EVANS
VILE,
Locust between 9TH eth rs feet by a. with
good story house stable and woodhed
Locust Main 3c by rs with frame
house and good cistern.
gale. WOOLsEY & NELSON.
is9 Aucsoneers.
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AUCTION SALES.

= =
FOUR MONTHS CREDGT-SALE OF
CHAIRS.
WE will sell at the Crescent City Auction Mart. ca
w THURSOA 23th june. at 9 clock,
200 DOZEN CHAIRS,
braeing IS and Manufactured oy one OF
the largest factories in and
Esnted new and perfect.
Slab Back Chairs Spindle Back Chairs.
Bannister do, Scroll Top do,
Seo1Op P,p do BustIe do do,
Polka do do ChiIdr - Rim Back Chains.
Assorted do. Grecian pain TED eano seat.
Large arm rockers, cane seat, do walnut do de-
Ii ornis do do do. do cherry do do,
30 ton do do do, Spin lie rockers do do.
Jenny Lind do do do Bsnn,ster do do do.
Rim back ofhes chairs, six feet Settles. etc etc.
This lie dealers the hest that
ever offered in this city. charaare a and
feet will most positively sold wishes
change his business
TERMS OF SALE:-AII SUNS of 800 and over mo thu
credit.
Sale At o'clock. swEETG LEONARD
ieEz AuctoneeTs.
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PREPARED BY =
A M u . q V u q

PRACTICAL ANALYTICAL CHEMIST LOWELL EAss
Price rs cent per box. Five boxes for 81.
SOLD RN
Keller Farnsley Co.. Evansville Ina by agents
every in Warrck. POsey and Perry eeuntis BY
dealers in medicines erywhere my29-4m
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TEA! TIA. TEA
ECDpsr Helen Mar. Is packages Of assorted Teas N
IA any sized packagehaif Chests quarter cbssts y II
caddies ID csddes lb ssdis expressly pat Up :as
family uss. for sale by jsfe ]. d. HELhAr+S
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TTTpROvED PORTABLE MILL.
HSOR er udinr and and all other substances
old Asshor Boiling Cloths and Betting Of
Our ent R. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles A. our Cincinnati prices. including freight
call e R. Monroes Family Grocer corner of Oak aud
ss sIs. s'res JAMES RRApFoRn co Cincinnati O..
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Pu olished by order Of the County Board.
Jes6-3td3tw WILLIAMA. WALKER. Auditor.
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NEW ORLEANS, June a..

The Daniel Webster arrived with SO pas
sengers and San Francisco dates to the lat.
The Star OF the West lett San Juan for
New York on the 10th with 500 passengers
and $70O,OOO treasure.
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CA SH Gu S TO NJ Err s
AN he supplied market with Hemloe
u and Oak sole Leather Patent French and America
Calf Skins French Glazed and Boot Morocco Sheep Lin
ings binding. etc
Gall Sycamore street. between Water and First EvanI
willie Ind myI j FLEMING.
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sOEN =. GOULD. lti - aUsslas
J8lR s. Gould GOs
RIAORWARDIHa AND Col 1850 Net
1 chants, FstleFIlan, 3, ~ iolsasile t5.alefs q
Groceries, Iron, Bait, GISrSs etc, etc. Gri 10
for past fuvOrs, solicit u cOntindanco Of 1iEoll.
GGp6 ~
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KBuCkhammOn WOte1,

LIME Undersigned having purchased tho woll-
L known house recently occupied by Mrs.
thriving town of Buckhanncn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style IN
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
ly located near the Court house, and has all tho
convenienccs for keeping first-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with tho best the
country afford.
Every attention will DO paid to render all who
may favor him with their patronage, comforta-
bio and happy. ALFRED D. WOODLEY,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge of So
Der, attentive hoStlors. a. D. w.
Anril Is. lS5h.-6m
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FETTERMAN HOUSE.

NN the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. HEN
&DRY NAHANEY, Proprietor, takes pleasure
in informing his friends and the travelling public
that he Inns repaired and refitted with new.furni-
ture this large hotel and that is in better
condition to promote the convenience md COM
fort of the sojourner than heretofore. Every
thing will be found in good order.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the very best
eatubles that can be produced in this country,
served up in an elegant manner; and HIS HAR will
be found to contain the choicest Wines and Lii
quOrs of every kind.
His STABLE will always be we'll supplied with
provcnder, and good reliable hostIers.
His old friends and the travelling public geno-
rally are invited to call.
myl7 HENRY MAIIANEY.
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4 30 ACPGs,Of v alQaa19c G1aEndI
lOF Sale i7n Randolph
County,

by virtue OF q decree of the Circuit Court of
DRandolph county pronounced at its Fall Term
1855, in the of John Y. Stalnukcr against
William L. StNnakcr, and others, shall, on tho
4th Monday Of December, 1855, before the Court
House door, i'll the said county Of Randolph, sell
to the highest bidder, at public auction ITO acres
Of land in said county, on the head waters of tho
the Mingo Flats There is about 50 acres I'M ~
proved, tho residue unimprovcd, but the whole
Of laid land is rich. and susceptible of cultiya-
ton. Said land will be sold on a credit of ono,
giving bond and approved security bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and the intcrcs: to be
paid annually, and lien retained upon the land us
u further security of said purchase money.
DAVID GOEF, Com'r.
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New Drug Store.

DR. E. D. CARIACK, & Co., Wholesale
Land Retail Dealers in English, French and
German Drugs, Dye StuGs, Paints, Oils, Gro
ceres of all kinds, Coffee, TOa, Sugar, Molnsscs,
Fish, Tobacco and Scgurs, Watches and jewel
ry. The subscribers have spared no pains in
necessities Of the citizons generally. III fact,
every thing TO charm tho oyO and suit tho tastc.
Not desiring that any should remain sick, but
rather that all would come unto US and be hoal-
cd. All orders and prescriptions will BIO care.
fully attended to. Physicians orders and pre-
scriptions respectfully solicited, except eastern
BankruPts and Drunkards-we give them q
double dose gratis.
1 respectfully tender my professional services,
in its various branches, 70 the public.
E. D. CARMACE.
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Prospectuses, Sc
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SUPERINTENDENT FaOtcV.

L to the public, that he has leased the house
known rs the Northwestern Hotel,' situated in
Clarksburg, Va. Tho house and furniture are
now undergoing general course ofropairs, which
when completed, will render this ono of the most
pleasant houses in tho country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged. a portion
of tho house is now open, and public p&tronug
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render; hose who may encourage this house
comfortable, contentod and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, Juno LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number of boarders can
ccommodutcd with rooms. jeT 1y