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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-03

HAHDM AXE! NEW STOCh!
@ va" cas s5s @ Rsa
the on Of ISdan and
@ en- Re n 'Gf Rg As that ss
fng b nd 4OR
osk e R0TtOR to arrive but mostly on hand viz;
P0skst knives; s. dozen ssPsEiaF
IS deren eeupiee
Forks y and manure; 90 dozen from common to best
s Hsy 5sss e a. Of o.s sss
Hoes 70 dozen. steel planters. and handled
Hames; q dozen; root and steam bent.
sSs 0 Rs5s! II nns soRRs
Saws; so hand rip. tenor. compass wood,
o ks and Latebes9 10 cas- s. all dtseriptions H
SCREWS Ne nFan
Brass Kettles SS Gs s ana
Coffee mills; so dozen various patterns
Tea Kettles; gas tasks light and saoos6
Augers 100 assorted u kinds and brands a+
JapanGed tO ware; ses very large Apartment
@ e cotton o. steel sed
sheen shear Ssche hammer cheis an gouges Of every
carpenter Pencs spectaeles and eases; portmon-
harps. hairpins, thimbies, etc. etc. ais'e
CHAIN PUMPS AND cHA1xS TsE cAsK-aI of which will be
sold exceedingly for cash or aPIT9yss TINE Iager by
Evansville. Ind. ap17
\, shsssTron f,g% e 6sS ~
WHITE LIME AND CEMENT.
4 n n:Ss' anu -'' '4'' ;" TEvNEY 4soRESsoN.
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
UsT received largs lot of very desirable Spring Goods
10 do Assorted Cottonades.
10 do Beached Musiins
Barrcge de Lains,
= DO ooiorsd and Bleached cambrics.
do do 5 EaHSy si sSa csnbrio,. esq
Besides large stock of such as Combs Pins
tons Threads Needles etc. all for sale a prices
by apt - J. ID. aiA6tEE q W.
PUMP CHAIN AND FIXTURES. -,
6IoNsTANTLY in store heavy stock Of Pump Chain of
'' n5 ''' SAFE ana 'S' BRO
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
and Thsrdn h
.c1a on a & E of s
persons indebted to the and those having claims
as he authorized se Id The SusnssS Of the
n B.-The business will be continuedby JF G.
apz2
RIBBONS.
FULL assortment Mantua Satin Ribbons rec d
1a4 this day and for sale BY JA&s Low Cox
- 20 w -. 01l, y. /
Lot % Of fresh Neal {Sc5S c ed gsM; grocery
FANCY CHILD,s CABS staa& /
70 my2I 80 COOK s Family Grocery /
y mss : 'OO 'Ss' '0f '''' '' SAMUEL ORR.
LATE ARRIVALS OF GROCERIES,
- SACKS prime Rio Coffee, -E Ffea 4
" 5 bhs N. o, sugar. choice article
3 do Plantation and Rseoiled Aotasses' et- I
do Sugar House s.a - DO --l Ea--s
Dbl Crushed sugar,
ssseks Liverpool san, with general s9 ss,oFt|entOf
. e25 i19Ass rS J. w. & S. VICKERH. III
NOTICE 70 SFzOEMAKERS.
II Il n .nra an cheap for cash % 600 worth
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DISSOLUTION.


I'HEt -Ienership of FOSTER BROWN was dissolved by
i Limitation on the first instant $3.50
Our friends and CUSTOMERS no indebted to us will
fer especial tt addition
dee us) by ling the old apd. settling paying
their balances Those whom indebted
teir claims for Either authorized
the of the firm in liquidation NJ. W. FOSTER
WILLIAM BROWN.
-.ft CONTINUANCE.
THE dersgned would respectfully his friends
and the of the late Foster
he business will continued stand
be will be pleased those friends
receive orders from those that do and win
exerton to them well ahfully For the liberal
and long continued patronage himself r he
would return sincere Il anks. Are ~ .-....
mhI2 NJ W. FOSTER.
DAMAGED HARDWARE
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL
FORMERLY
THE RE1IErG HEAD

IEtHE undersigned has the above hotel and
M waited and furnished tin the manner and
specially soeits the patronage the public He has fine
dining regular boarders and his table
Wal always he supplied with the the dS
deals served parties OrtraVeeIs hour at the
shortest. notice,
TURTLE SOUP with choice vegetables etc., will he
edUr every morning Tuesday, Thursday Saur
day from 30 to Il o'el0eiS.
ICE CREAM every night.
he best cooks table attendants always hand
Ny old customers will always find me at home.
IlyIl JIM. CARTER. Proprietor.
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AOO ap24 ORR DALZELL & CT
THE HOT Nj


LII those who wish sleep COOL had better call at COL
IA burn Hersi berger's. and buy mattress, We
turning the best mattresses every description
size made in the Western If doubts
our word e5them call and examine. and produce better
have experienced wOrkmen and will make to order
sDrng hair and shuck mattresses and
them better than be obtained other city
For spring springs from
Eastern aetory and will guarantee them stand.
To country merchants would that furnish
them liberal terms they obtain the quality
at any other city.
We would also say that closing the balance of
spring goods large discount from
those bargains. had b. tier call
anime. COLBURN & HERSHBERGER. -
mF22 Fosters Block. First st.
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"A jelo T. GRANT & co.
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AN ORDINANCE,

TAIN PORTIONS OF THE CITY OF NASHVILLE THERkIN
MENuoSED $50
e. &c. Be IL ordained by the Common Council of the
- City of Evansville that it shall be lawful for
he wooden building
dng any of the following lots Of the City Evans
e that lot Of the origin al plan Of said
y; any Enlargement said ciy;or
the following lots in the Donation Enlargem ent Of
said Nos. 49, Isl.
49, 49, 5f I55 1856 I59. 100. 1872 1854 1865.
III 17z 173 174 u.s. u.s. H. u.s. IT9,
$780, 49, 1872 49, 1884, 1885, 1885, II lsS 49, l9o 49, 1872 49,
1884, 1856 200. 2O 2n2 23 204 2O6 207
2Os lot in block No. in the Eastern Enlargement
of ,aid city - ..s.-
SEC q Any person shall violate provisions Of
this ordinances shall forfeit and any less than
than dollars and day
being notified 20 remove the l41sa
SEC g. All ordinances coming conf ct Will the proFtr
- ! ,IIN s. HOPKINS, Mayor
Attest: WELL H. wALKER CITY clerk jy4
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STOVES! TEN AMI COPPER ESTA
LII L NrH
JEWELRY STORE OF

GwATuMEY BUILDINGS STREET, THREE BELOW
POST OFFICE.
a this Store keep hand eral
IA Watches JewelTy of ali kinds
of the best styles and quality.
nave rust reeeiye large stock efNew both use
My stock will be constantly supplied additions with
latest and beautiful patterns which my
enable sell the prices
Repairs of kind executed in competent and
at low charges. rrtt --t
All goodssod all repairs
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the
terms
Those want yhing my line are respectfully invi
ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
DISSOLUTION.
aNHE partn ershp heretofore existing between the
IL dsrsgned, under the firm of V. K Hendricks Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. 49,.
fH'f1- tls = v. X. HENDRICKS.
decl5-1 JOS. H. HENDRICKS.
CO-PARTNEESHIP.
FEtHE undersigned have this day formed partnership
n under the firm of Hendricks McRea, and will
the Boot and Shoe business the old " X
bricks & Go. V. K. HENDRICKS
decl2-u W. a. MCREA. -lr
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NOTICE,

TEVHE Board Of EQUALIZATION for city III meet
II "Wednesday next July 1lth. IsSs. in the new City
Clerk continEe theiF
day day until said equzaion is comnl ef9 OF
the CepRcil -iy4 WELL H. "sAbFHH SieiK-
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NoTTCE Te, sFEOEHAKERS.

M T u =
Fl AVE in store cheap for cash % 600 worth
choicest brands of French eali SKINS nins
and topping every ooIr thread gusa pereha
and hemlecktog ethers with every
used craftin manufacturing boots and shoes
Please can in, shop-ustes, and examine ny sock-
je15 q. j. HAM
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HALL, DODDs & CO.'S
FIRE PROOF ; s + Il s!
LAW PARTNYl lfESHEP.

Has G. JONES andJAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law
- Evansve Indiana have associated tb mseves part
in the practice Of the Law and Will nue. to practice
in this ana adjoining counties and in supreme and
District They design turning their attention partie
ulary land law In short time they will be prepared to
minutes abstract of the title to almost
lot Evansville, its enargements in Lamasoo to-
gether with their professional opinion the title, if de-
sired jy15-d&wtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WARAsH AND ERIECANAL.

FHNE undersgne recently built large
4 tal Warehouse the Canal Petersburgh and are
prepared any Produce, Commission For
war5ing business them Consgnees will be
promptly notified of the arrival their Goods charges
in all cases Yarran ted to give satisfaction.
dee6-tf BARR & MORGAN, Petersbargh la.
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PRINTS.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR

61n CASES Fancy Prints reed this day and for sa
%%W for Cash only by JAMES Low & CO.,
jel4 AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
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LANDFOIs SALE

LANDFOIs SALE.
TNHOSE remaining from the large sale of
Sweet Leonard, still be bought upon reasonable
terms, by applying to CRAWFORD BELL.
JOHN SHANKBIN.
JEST or SWEET LEONARD.
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STATE OF INDIANA, :

CORN
Ec' Per canal boat Ro bnson 327 bags for sale by
~ Je25 GEO. FOSTER Il 90
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WHITE LIME.
n RBIS choice White Lime. in primo orcer ZOE sale
i d. jes by BAbCocA D1s"A10'0-
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received Constituent the largest
Wv best selected assortment of Chairs that in
the city of Evansville time comprising all the modern
styles spindle and Stat back seolops scroll moe scroll
aud full scroll Banissr and French Banister Jenny Lind
Walnut Grecian, Maple Oak Greci Cherry and
Italian Cottage Walnut Cherry and Maple
Rockers Blu tile and Boston Rockers &C., &c which
will sell atWhoesae aud Retail at Cincinnati prices which
will q at Is those that in habit OF
spending their time and in visiting Cincinnati to
make th cir purchases.
We hand a assortment of all kinds
of Furniture which we will sell low for cash.
may Is SWEET & LEONARD. Auct's,
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ENGAGE YOUR FRUIT.

THE LITTLE MAN WIDE AWAKE!
M HAVE just received per Silver Wave. COM
I'LL plee assortment Of Summer Coats Pants and Vests
Shirts; Drawers;
ALS0-A lot of Hats and Caps of great vareties-all
of which will sold cheaper than the Western
Clothing Store under the Pavilion Hotel.
je1S A. LOBENSTINE.
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IN >.
undersigned have alarge portion their
IL stock of Spring and Summer Goods consisting in part of
Beaohed and Brown Shee5ngs and shirtings Mariners
TekiBgs Cottonades and Pant tus Camet Jeans
blue Dens Drlings bleached and brown Drngs Irish
Brown Linens Apron Shrtip Checks Tweed Jeans
Broad Cloths Prints Gnghams Lawns and
Musus black and fancy Lustres Bereges Cashmere and
Muslin de LANES Linen Checks and summer OOang to-
gether and well selected stock Notions Boots
Shoes. Hats Clocks, to mention TO
all when they respectfully invite the attention OF all
mh29 MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.
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: n
4 @. GAUNT. proprietor of the New York Bakery has
- made for supplying families with bread
their houses 'sl = - - = =
The Lunch Room will beOpened day for Ee wish
W1ned boy about It of to learn the trade.
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City Politics.
GERMAN MEETING AT THE APOLLO ROOMS.
About hundred Germans assembled yesterday evening
pursuant to the following invitation =

GERMAN MEETING AT THE APOLLO ROOMS.
About hundred Germans assembled yesterday evening"
pursuant to the following invitation -
sYou hereby invited to meeting OF German CITIZENS
which VIII take place on Wednesday Oct ~ at O'Clock
ssncs the more desirable as the activity every good
N BIAS this note serves admission ticket please to
bring It with you.
The object of the meeting was to reconsider the nomi
nations for county and city ticket, made last Friday
little after o'clock Mr.. Lorenzoberly called the
meeting to order, and stated that they called toge-
meeting then organized by the following nSnina-
TONS
Messrs. T. r MULLER Ludwig Burger and J. A. Foersch,
a. vice presidents, and MIR. Diehi as secretary.
Dr. FomscH spoke against the delegates of the so.
called German Convention, called the roll Of the new
legates, and moved that committee of seven be an
pointed to invite the seceders in session at Mechnncs
Hall 20 Join with them.
This motion was carried but Is the committee were
leaving they met some Of their countrymen, who told
them that there had been meeting in Hester street
They all came back together
sembled they satisfied with the hard shell ticket
a. him. he objected TO the nominations made by the
bali shells and the softs too.
Mr.. IArREz said they need not inquire II the candi-
dates hards sots, but merely II they were op-
posed to the Know Nothines and the temperance men
he that rS sSnsSt the only question was be
for shcri and therefore moved that ballot should be
resorted to. This was carried and Mr. McTntre was
wilet Two three other motions ma ie but the
meeting adjourned about half past ten o'clock without
acting upon them.
SENATORIAL RATIFICATION MEETING.
Last evening large meeting assembled at ITO Green
vch street to ratfy the nomination Of Dan f. sckles
rs soft half shell and Union candidate for senator OF the
Third district There band Of music in attendance
torch-h light procession also formed and much enthu-
sin sm was manifested. Mr. Geo & Hickox was appoint
ed President; L. Iorenr Vice President, and VIM. L. Wi
lev Secretary Messrs. c. X. Graham VIM. NJ Alien
T. loren and the President spose
Dan E. Sycxlx was introduced, and spoke At some
leprh en- the popriey aud desirability Of union Of
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Kings County Court of Oyer and Teyminer.


TRIAL OF MICHAEL GoRMAN FOR THE MURDER OF
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Oct 2I-The trial Of Michael German an indictment
for the murder OF Charles Johnson commenced in
the Court Of Oyer and Teriner in Brooklyn yesterday
The entire day consumed in empannenga jury,
the circumstances of the being generally known
that Ut was difficult to procure any person competent
for jury duty who had not heard the circumstances
and expressed an opinion thereupon.
1t will be recolected that early the morning of the
first of July last the prisoner and two others found
lying the pavement at the Of Fulton and
Ray mond street The deceased and his brother Robert
with three four Others up and endeavored to in
duce them to go home. They pulled Gormans legs,
rubbed his and becoming irrtated he sprang up
and plunged knife into Charles Johnson Robert johnson
and another young to the wounded mans aid
and they likewise stabbed the mcrtay and the
other slightly The brothers johnson died from the
effects OF their niures--the other recovered.
The trial is conducted by the District Attorney for the
prosecution and by Samuel Garrison and Alex Hadden
Esqrs. for the prisoner.
The jury enpanpelled out of about $50 persons sum-
moned, stands foliows:-George p. jenkins Bernard
MElroy. Samuel q. Arnold, Samuel B. Tyson, John A.
Sutton Walter Blair John Mead, Charles W. Reicks,
Andrew Toombs Seah B. Carll Oliver Cotter, Thomas
Henderson.
The Court then adjourned till ten o'clock this morning.
when the II ial will be proceeded with.
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Died.

On Tuesday morning. October &c, Mrs. MARGARET Nor
GAN, in the Goth year OF her age.
the late Enoch Morgan, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral this afternoon at three O'Clock from the
sidence Of her son-in-law Mr. Hart y. Weed No 14S
Spring street, without further invitation.
Newark, N j., papers please copy.
On Tuesday, October q, HARRIET, wife OF Stephen
Leach, late Of Romsey, England.
Her friends, and those Of her children George Stephen
Sarah and Maria also those of the late Henry Lynne
invited TO attend the funeral from the Church of the
Messiah No. 72S Broadway this afternoon at o'clock
On Tuesday evening October 20, Charlotte H. daugh-
ter of Susan d. and the late Edwin j. Mercer, aged IL
years.
The friends and relatives of the family and those Of her
brother nlaw Joseph Taylor, respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this afternoon at three o'clock
from No. 1854 East Fifteth street. near Third avenue,
On wednesday October "a JANE daughter of John De-
zendorf deceased and wife Of Samuel Mccullough aged
% years, months and days
The friends and relatives Of the family the members of
Chelsea lodgs No. g. 9; Of O. Fl and Washington
funeral from her late residence No 2l7 Varck street
this after noon at two O'Clock, without further invita-
ton Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter-
WIN MoyYrnAS, son of Edward Moynehan, late Of Kan
turk county OF Cork, ireland.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral this afternoon at two O'Clock
No 463 Fourth street. betwe avenue Dand Lewis street.
on "wednesday, October -, OF Inflammation of the
lungs Mrs.. MARY Collins, in the 3sth year Of her age
Her friends, and those Of her husband Timothy Collins
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
dence, No. 6 william street.
Cork and New Orleans papers please cory.
On Wednesday, October "a, JAsE EGAS, wife OF Edward
Fran in the Goth year of her age.
Hi friends and the friends OF his father requested
10 attend the funeral this afternoon at half past one
O'Clock from the residence Of his father No ITO Charl
ton street Her remains win be taken to Calvary Gene
terry. -
aged ~ years.
The friends aud acquaintance Of the deceased and
those Of bis brother Mr. Henry William Bruning OF No
Crosby street. respectfully invited to attend the fu
neral this afternoon, at two O'clock from the Bellevue
Hospital, in Tsenty sixty street.
On "Wednesday, October a. CATHERINE PAGAN, aged SO
years.
Francis Xavier sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues tomorrow morning, at half past nine o'clock
ON Saturday October 90 IDA the dearly beloved child
William and sarah A. Wood, aged 10 months and Is days
Her remains taken TO parsppany New Jersey for
interment
On wednesday October %, Jouy THOMAS youngest SON
Of John II. and Mary Elliot
The relatives and friends OF the uy are invited 70
attend the funeral this afternoon d three O'Clock, from
Invitation avenue Brooklyn.
ON TUESDAY October % At her residence In Mattituck
70 Island, SOPHIA wife o. Trad Reeve aged 81 years
The funeral took place o. Wednesday a4th from fhe
Mattitrck ChuIeh
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On Wednesday, October "a at st. Clements Church. by
the Rev. Edwin r. Cook EDWARD H. EGmRT TO LOUISE Ar
cHkR all Of this city.
On Wednesday October &C. by the Rev. DR.. Tying DAVID
BANKS Jr TO SARAH +. I. CRocyER, granddaughter Of
Thomas c. Taylor, Esq
In Brooklyn Monday, October 20, by Rev. Mr.. In
skip, WILLIAM L. RICHMOND to AMELIA HENLEY, daughter Of
Christopher Rider.
AT Hampstead i. l., on Tuesday, October g. by the
Rev. Ira Abbott MONKS WICKET Of Brooklyn to MARY
E. daughter Of Thos Wei n, Esq, Of the former place.
In Buffalo, on Thursday October 49, by the Rev. Ed
Miss LILLE SPENCER CLINTON, daughter Of the Hon. George
W. Clinton, OF the former place.
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the democratic party. series Of resolutions were
passed endorsng Mr. sickies and urging his claims on
the democratic electors Of the district The meeting,
which was very enthusiastic adjourned at late hour.
II Is the intention OF Mr. Sckles to take the stump In his
district and thoroughly IT, He VIM speak in the
Fourth ward on Friday night This is the first time any
candidate has advocated his claim in this city, and
should be initiated will give idea of how matters
are conducted in the Western States.
FIFTH DISTRICT LIQUOR DEALERS SENATORIAL CON.
yENTIoN.
This body met at 81 vandam street. and after some
discussion nominated Hon. Marx Spencer the soft shell
candidate, informally. Az there some doubt as to
the poprey of doing the convention resolved TO SUBJ
NIT the matter to the Central Convention for its action
and adourned to meet again next week. to settle the
question finally.
THIRD DISTRICT LIQUOR DEALERS SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.
This convention met last evening at the Cooper House.
but adjourned sine die without making nomination.
appears that Daniel E. Scles the union candidate Theo
dore A. Ward the whg, and Thos J. Barr the hard
didate all expressed themselves opposed to the Maine
law and responded voraby to the other nterrogateres
of the liquor dealers Az 1t would be against the rules
of the society to choose candidate where all ia
vorable, the convention constrained to adopt the
action they took.
THE AMERICAN DEMocRAcY-cANnrDATEs TO BE
QUESTIONED ON CORRUPTION.
meeting Of the American democracy was held on
Tuesday evening the Westchester House. to ray their
county nominations. Ira B. Davis occupied the chair
and c. L. Richter ocated Secretary After speeches
from various individuals the following resolutions
offered end carried after which the meeting adjourned
Whereas The Developments before the Grand Jury In
relation practices Of fraud by Of our public fncona
res Of the most alarming ebasseter And whereas the
old political parties have presented candidates for some OF
these whom should be cauiio,s Of endorsing until
the searching examination be their qualhca
ton and character And whereas there strong
believe that similar dishonest practices contemplated by
Of the candidates elected there IL evidence that they
have incurred expenses the ensuing econ exceeding
the climate larry Of the Office for winch they candidates.
Be H. therefore,
Resolved That candidate for head Of department be
questioned 10 qualifications the abuses he Is acquainted
with has believe exist In the department. and the
reforms he has to offer for the same.
Resolved That the answers that may be received to such
them negenty choose between the candidates before the
pub.c
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BIDS for the Canal Loan.

From the Albany journal, Oct. a.
The State loan Of 81 taken to-day by the
following persons at the rates opposite their respective
names 1t will be that the premium offered and
accepted ranges from fifteen and half to nineteen per