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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-21
SAD Acc1Dasr.-The Decatur (Ind.) Press

SAD AecIDHNT.-The Decatur (Ind.) Press
gives the following account of a fatal accident
near that place recently
On Sunday evening(last, while Mr., Jacob
West, very old man; was chopping wood in
a tree-top which was lying on hill side, and
propped by rail to keep it to its place, he got
on the lower side ofSthe log, from which it
seems, he had trimmed off the limbs, and un-
dertook to remove the rail. In the act of re-
moving the rail he fell backward and the log
rolled over him, about half way of his person
MASKING him horribly. He lived but hours
afterward. He was an old citizen of this
place.
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Our correspondent has given us sketch OF
the action of Kansas Constitutional Conven-
ton, in arresting duel between Col. Lsne and
Mr.. Lowry. A correspondent of an Eastern
paper gives the following particulars:
Certain statements of Mr.. Lowry, it ap-
pears camo to the ears of Mr.. Lane, who i'm
mediately sent to him, through Mr.. Parrott,
of Leavenworth, the following unconditional
challenge:
TOPEKA, Oct 90, 1855.
SIR: You have put in circulation, in this
city, false and slanderous stories, calculated
and intended to injure me. The course pur-
sued leave me no other alternative than to de-
mand, at your hands, immediate satisfaction.
NV friend Mr.. Parrot, is authorized to ar
range the preliminaries with any friend you
may select. Respectfully,
J. Ii. LANE.
G. P. Lowry, present.
To this note Mr. Lowry, through DR.. Rob-
inson, of Lawrence, transmitted the following
reply:
SIR: am not aware of having circulated
with, reference TO you, any false or SANDER
Gus storiesP' nor do understand what partic-
ular kind Of satisfaction you desire.
My friend, DR.. Charles Robinson, is, howeyer
prepared to snake all necessary arrangement:
for such satisfaction as may be agrees upon
With respect, G: ?. LOWRY.
| Hon. JAS. H. LANE
The seconds arranged a meeting of the par
ties at eight o'clock this morning. In conse
lquence of the absence of surgeons, the encoun
ter was postponed eleven O'Clock, and again
| to one O'Clock, when, by tie interference O
the committee, the affair was temporarily sus
pended. DIR. Robinson, on learning the actor
of the committee, refused to have any furthe
connection with the affair.
am informed, by one Of the gentleman en-
gagged in the affair, that the encounter is ar
ranged for tomorrow morning.
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New York. Nov. II.

mammoth telegraph company, which proposes
to lease the old lines or build new ones so as
to bring under the control of one concern the
wires leading from New York to every promi-
Dent business place in the Union. The compa-
ny is composed of well known capitalists and
business men, and will use Hughes electro
magnetic printing telegraph, for the patent of
which they paid between 100000 and $780,
OO0 The company have also leased all the
direct lines between New York and Nova
Scotia, and will assume the management of
them the first of January. New lines West
and South will be commenced in the spring.
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What's upi


The Old Line leaders from various parts of
the State were gathering at indianapolis last
Monday. What's up? These rascals ought
to be watched. There is not one of them but
whe 10 regular out and out demagogue, and
big or little as demagogue according to his
ability. Not one Of these leaders but who
either has an Office or is making fast tracks
after one. So it may well be assumed that
this meeting Of the leaders has something to
do with Office, or the means of obtaining Office.
IT is our impression that these gentlemen arc
about cutting and drying" the work for the
Democratic State Convention, to meet on the
9th Of January-so that the delegates of the
party assembled in convention will have but
little trouble making the nominations. The
leaders will have all that fixed up for them
They will have the offices all divided out
among themselves, and the convention will be
merely an interesting formality necessary for
iegahsing the nominations. The poor devils
OF Delegates who go there may imagine that
they are making the Democratic nominations
but that is all delusion. The nominations for
every State Office from Governor down to SUI
preme Court Reporter will have been made in
advance Of the Convention by the Office holders
and seekers who lead their Democratic breth-
rem by the nose. 1t is fixed already by these
leaders, that A. P. Willard is to be the Old
Line anti-American candidate for Governor
We think it is also pretty well fixed that A
P. Hovey, of Posey, will be candidate for Lieut.
Governor. His friends will at least have tina
or pretty free fight. The only thing agains
his chances is the terrible thrashing he got las
year. There appear to be plenty of candidates
however, for every Office. 1t is delightful OF
such occasions to always find so many patri
otto gentlemen willing to sacrifice themselves
for their country. That some of them ,oil
be sacrificed is just about as certain as thai
they have opposing candidates backed by the
American and Republicans.
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FAILING OF THE CHARLOTTE ELEVATOR
Destruction # Property-Loss $4o,O0o.-The
new grain elevator of Charlotte, mouth of the
Genesee, fell yesterday morning, destroying a
large amount ofproperty, but happily involving
no loss oflife The cause of this calamity was
doubtless defect in the method of con-
struction and the great weight of grain stored
in the building. There were about 62,347
bushels of wheat in the pins, greater amount
than had been there before at one time, al
though its capacity was 100000 bushels
The southeast corner toward the river gave
out first, after which the whole buildings fell a
mass of ruins,,a portion Of which went into the
river The wheat ran out in all directions
and probably 10000 bushels fell into the wa
ter, where it still ies.- Roch. Union.
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SMALLPox.-There is quite panic in Law
renceville, Brunswick County, Va, and its vi
cnity, on account Of the smallpox, which has
broken out about seven miles from the village
The kaleidoscope says there are supposed to
be five hundred cases, and the people are being
vaccinated in all directions. ~
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ora curious suit has been instituted in
Baltimore bys man claiming the custody Of
the celebrated so-called bear woman, Who is
entirely over grown with hair. One man
claimed her as his wife. Two men--one her
husband-abducted her from another party
who held her by contract and who brings suit
for her recovery.
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AGBEAr LEGAL LIGHT,-A writer in the
Bunker Hill Aurora, speaking of James Ger
rish, Esq, one of the Democratic Candidates for
the Senate in Middlescx county, says:
"He is the man who made the writ against
q common carrier for the loss of some goods,
and said in it that the goods were to be safely
carried, insured against all perils save the acts
of God and the public enemy; but that said
goods were lost, damaged, mutilated, hurt, in
jured, damnifed, burnt, deteriorated, and an
initiated, not by any act of the enemy, nor by
any act of the aforesaid God, &C."
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05-There are three newspapers in Ncbras-
ka: the Nebraskian at Omaha, the Young
America at Bellevue, and the Nebraska City
News at Nebraska City. This will do for less
than ten thousand inhabitants. a ~
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OF The Evansville Journal of last week
says that the foreigners were tho aggressors in
the late Louisville riots. That fellow will be
in the Insane Asylum in less than two months.
RushrHle Jack.
"a Weaon't stand half the chance for that as
does any man who denies the above statement
of going to the penitentiary in less than two
months.
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EnAsrUss BRooKs.-The New York Times, a
Republican journal, acknowledges that Mr..
Brooks (re-elected Senator by 10000 major
ity) is "a man of decided ability, an excellent
debater, and diligent in his attention to the bu-
siness ofthe office'
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6TThe Toledo Blade says that the canal
broke away back of the city at midnight, on
Sunday week, and poured out for long time
before it could be checked, driving the inhabi-
itants out of their beds into the. ain. No very
great damage was done.
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WANTs RUSSIAN SeALPs.-The London Post,
(Lord Palmerston's organ,) revives recollec-
tons Of England's wars with the United
States by suggesting the employment Of =
force of American redskins against the Rus
slams: The Post remarks:
Without Introducing the practices ofsavages
to the warfare on behalf of civilization, there
IS no doubt we might..f.nd most valuable irreg-
ular troops in the North American Indians,
not as fighting but as scouts. The stealthy
character of their own system of war would
fit hem admirably or the task ofwa ching the
enemy, and not movement could escape theil
vigilence. 1t is worthy Of note that OF the -four
great actions which have taken place since
our troops landed inthe Crimea, two have par
taken largely of the character Of surprises, and
very many of the disadvantages arising from
want of preparation would have been obyiated
in both cases hal body of led me
prowling during the night in the valley of the
| Tchernaya.
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GA new and fashionable drink, known
as Shanghai Bitters," is becoming popular in
st. Louis just now. 1t gives ''tone to the de-
bilitated system"-yesl
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A chimney HIGHER THAN BUNKER HILL
MONUMENTAL Preston, Eng, chimeny has
just been completed at the works of Messrs.
John Hawkins and Low, which is 258 feet in
height; its width at the foundation 81 feet; the
weight of the stone cap is 81 tons; aud no.
600 bricks have been used in building it.
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OF The Muscatine (Iowa) Enquirer says
that the railroad hands working on the bluff
at the foot of the city, are rolling out car load
after car load of iron ore-the genuine arti-
cle-and building up the grade with it. 1t
lies in a huge mass near the surface of the
bluff, and apparently in inexhaustible guam
titles Ea s sar
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6rIIorace Greeley offers premium of
$50 to the New York boy, under Is years of
age, who will produce the best acre of corn
in 1856, also, the same sum for the best acre of
roots
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A writer in the ST. Louis Republican says
with some truth that Omaha city, the capital
of Nebraska, is the best one year old town that
he ever saw.
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The enemy is actively engaged in taking
soundings along the southern bank of the river.
The number of troops landed on the side Kin
burn has not been increased according to the
statement of those English prisoners who,
having ventured on shore were made prison.
ers by the Cossacks in one of our detachments.
A part of the enemy is still on board the ves-
sells of the feet 1t amounts, including other
troops disembarked, to about Is, 900 men.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DONATION PAAsTY.
TKE Ladies Of the sOngrssaOa Of she Locust E.
Chu eh viii the Mr. ssbin Is Pastor will give him
Donation Party at his residence. Second
Cherry streets. THURSDAY EVENING the 22d instaE
where shsy cordially Invite all dposedto join ths
novI9
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FARMERS, HOTEL,
CORNER 90 MAEEET AND WALNUT sTREErs.

above named hotel has been rreent and s
IL ready for the accommodation 81 either regular
transient The ai-y and pleas ant the
table Is implied with the best the market 4nor61-
WAGON YARD-I have added 20 the He ssi
dry Wagon Yard which Iaxite the
in the Every
and 10 the safety OF ffcif satsts = 800 n :
Terms aodeTnts. q. n. N0SBIY. (
.@Emylw ~ sr-s 1IsspxisbsT
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READ THIs For ali Bowel Diseases Cholera. DiarrhsA
DysVepsis Fstulsney Constipation and general bity
nothing Dr. HosTETTEk celebrated
stomach Bitters. one wine glass; taken three each
day. before meals. will be for all the above
will all heayiness from the stomach keep
tree from costiveness assist Digestion give good sPpes
and imrart healthy whole Every
y should keep these tiers hand daring she
fsily Medicine. For sale by al prncipAl ugxes
and dealers generally. W00LSEY Il SAWYER,
novi0 dim HALLOCH ST0DDARD,
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INDEPENDEyCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets at ct their Hall on Water street over
the Telegraph Once hrs AID third Saturdays
month. ott25dew
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Additional News BY the Baltic.

Extracts PROM TIE ENGLISH PAPERS.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
iGkEAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK. AXp
/ Lo. Still They comem a~

AUR stock Bssts and Shoes Is sonpisss szkyz-
" cling every variety Of nsns and boys. yeuths'
children liEht
sid 6ns Boots. Buskins Ties and slippers Esas
we'll. Our stoEk
size other in the city We direct
with the largest best anufaeors in New Engand
ire time ane attention 10 givsa 10 the purchase sale
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And giving this branch Of sntirs
tention. have decided advantage those whose
occupied making Gun BarTsfs.
Pane Fish hooks Sausagss Bat Trp and Cerisre1 inpss
sibie- to- AboL Z without Abies.
Boots Shoes Of Boot and Shoe dsalsF
Notions Notion Houses and Dry Goods from Dry Gssss
Houses A city 10 place for eountry stores.
HENDRICKS & AcREA,
povi7 Frs. street. Foster Black.
SALT, &C.-3oo brls Pemroy Salt:
- 80 bales GunnieB. extra qualify:
Flour in barrels and sAeks sale ~
JOHN BUTTS.
Bsvi4 - Water street. sbess NAin.
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The London Times on Mr.. Buchanan.
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ADMINISTRATORS IS jars Fresh Prun.s ais se.,
u sfsysaisf3 sssH I. = .. HBfMANH.
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BAEASTeRIN FOUND.
A LARGE BREAST PIN wsxfsura Iast sunsay ea rNiys
n street. The have IL By saiiinG pay
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feQal Aepertiseruents.
M0rf1gJf .SGIr.

410Tty0Vt oIT.
DUBLIC notice Is hereby given. Tint pursuant
i to a power Of sale contained IN a certain
mortgage of the premises hereinafter DESCRIBED,
Boyd to the undersigned, bearing date the 2ls,
day Of March A. ID. 1855. and recorded in the Of.
flee oi the recorder oi the county OF In Sal anil
state OF Illinois. IN book -, pages 80. 80, anu
~, the undersigned viii sell al publ auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at the door Of the
cour, house in the city Of Ct,nwn. in said county
on the 18Th day OF June A. ID. 1855. at ~ o'clock
NJ. oi that day, oil the following described tracts
aud parcels Of land. situate, lying. aud being in
SAID county OF La Sale, viz:
The west half OF the south east fractional quar-
ter OF section number nineteen 90 township ,hir-
~ three 1881 north OF range live ~ east Of the
third p. IN.
Also. a part OF the east half OF the south east
fractional quarter OF same SECTION. tow nship, and
range, described as iyllows: all that part lying
west OF the following line. beginning one cha III
and thirty links rast oi the eighth section cor
ner the south bound OF the aforesaid frac ga
quarter, aud runs thence north bvr degrees and
eight minutes. east 10 the north bound al sai
fractional quarter section, magnetic vaTiaiion OF
said line seven 10 degrees.
Also. forty acres on the west SIDE Of the south
east quarter Of section number thirty. same own
ship and range.
Also the west half Of The north .a 81 quarter OF
section number thirty, same township aud range.
May ~. LUcaErA CLARK, Morf9agee.
The above sale lspostponrd until the 10Th day
OF July A. d. 1853, between the hDurt Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and iP. NJ, Mt the srme place,
aud vii remain open for bidders Until the hour OF
4P. NJ
Terms ms above stated.
June 10. LUcKEriA CLARE. morisas.e
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And dealer IN aHkiBds Of Sporisnen's Articles,
One door south Of the Union House, Columbus
Street, Offapa. H.,
IL EEP Seonstanrly onh,nd genera q ssortme nj
IA OF Engsh aud German double aud single
towing pieces, boys guns, n 90 I'd variety, all OF
which were bought for cash, and selected from
large invoices, with greatcare AS 10 their general
workinnnshipand finish. and ca be sold al better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges oihe aIi,l- will find II
an oblcctto call on the subscribers where they ca
jependupon what Is told them and he sure oil get
ting good safe gun, as W. deal with none but the
regular gun dealers. aud have none Of the ch-a D
cast non stuff with which the country is flooded.
Rifles, made from Remingion's crl.bra,-d ca $,
.celaua ron barrels are warranted TO h. equal TO
any made N this state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The Subscribers
have for several years been engaged N the manu-
facturr OF the ceebratc increased twist rifles and
have vailed themselves of all the latest improve
menis AZ regards the inside finish aud signing /;
we Hattrr ourselves that M inspection 81 the work
made nj our establishment is all that ia wanted to
satisfy gentlemen OF the trsth oil the above state
Inrnt.
Powder, superior nricie kept, suitable for tar
get practice or long ranges.
Key fitting done bycompeten, hands and in o
wOrkmank- manner.
A II work done by him j. warranted.
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Country Merchants
La s. lie Street Drug Store.
Is. VI. MCARTIIUR.

II AVlNG purchased thu entire stock ofdrugs.
] medicines, S.t% Yaiots, &c, formerly own
ID by Hunter 81 Ioomh-t, would say to his
friends and Ihc public generally, thai he will con
iinur the drug business at the old slani on La
Sale st two joors uurh Of VI. II Swif's law
Office, "h"rri will be happy u acconmoda to
all those who INV favor Inn " IN a call. Al
persous wishing TO obtain pure article IN thu dug
line, viii always be sure 10 lind 1t at McArthur's
as hr intends TO keep no other aud. H..
won.n invite u = attention Of the ladn ~ par,ic-
uiar 10 his stock OF '-riumrry, wnichis the bee,
and mos, extensive ever offered IN Ottawa vary
ing inprlce nd quality 10 suit purchasers. lie
has also a large and beautiful assortment OF
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers oil sizes, from.
twenty five cents up to fifty dollars each
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth ahi paint brushes
o'a.i de scnpli"is, he sides soaps, shaving cream,
pomatumis, ha on, co,nh., pens, ink, paper, -n-
vrlopes, mud host 81 fancy articles too NUMEROUS
10 m-nuon. lie will keep constantly on haun
Ssh and glass Of all szes, glazed ready fer u:- "a,
manufacturers prices.
DR.. nrArthnr will continue the practice oi
msdc ne as heretofore, anjmly ways be- found
ut his store when not aJsent professional bu-i.
ness. t.hrua,y3.
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Family Grocery.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

HAVE now a iull stock OF all kinds of family
i l. groceries. which they are offering to III,
public al the most reasonable prices the times vii
admit of. Their stock consists in part Of the fol-
lowing
All kinds Of sugars and candies,
Java, Moka, Rio, and La guira coffee,
Young Tyson, Imperial, gun powder, and black
teas,
All kinds of spl,es and chocolate,
PICKLES, tomato, walnut. and mushroom ca'sus,
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut, and Harry
sauce,
French, English. and American mus,ards,
Al kinds Of extracts for flavor ing,
Picked and fresh oysters and Holsters; snrdinrs
Tomatoes and beans,put up in cans hermelrcally
sealed,
Peri sage, pei barley, vermica. mlcaroni, and
rice,
Flour OF rice and baking powders,
/ Iapoca, Ferlna, ising glass, and Irish moss,
| Cocoa. corn starch, and ground coffee,
Currant Jelly ginger, peach, aud crab nipple
preserves,
All Kinds Of family and fancy soaps,
/ Cl.ihcs, hair, shoe, whitewash and horse
! brushes,
/ A large stock Of wooden and stone ware,
l Sperm star, aud tallow candies,
Pepper sauce and olive oils.
Frames, raisns, dried peaches and pp,ts
Cream OF tartar, soda. AMI salR fdiuJ,
Lemons, oranges, bgs. and ciirons.
Powdt and shot,
Fig. natural Leaf, twist, fine cut, ireioil, and pa
per tobacco,
Scotch and McAboy snuff.
Cigars Of oil kinds aud prices,
Western Reserve cheese, butter aud egss,
Sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, salmon, and mackerel,
Alton lime,
Brandy, vines, porter and ale, by the bottle, for
medical purposes,
4 II kinds OF willow and splini baskets,
Ncp- aud brhom5
Besides hundred other articles, embracing eve &.
| rylhng IN family use. which We cannot take room
! to men ion.
I We invite all who are in need of anything in
our iine to give call We have spared no
/ pains IN encen,mirg TO secure the very best
| guilty. OF everything IN our store, AMI We hope
lobe abIeio sell Our goods fully AZ cheap, ii no,
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere ia this ci-
". MAY 10 MORSE " CoNNELLsY.
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Chicago Aopertisements.
LIGHTNING RODS.

T H. CORDRY & CO.. wholesal and re-.
LIE tail dealers IN d ghtmng rods. points, glass.
es. mud Attachments, Chicago. Illinois.
We are prepared to fnrnish dealers with fight.
ming rods, points and fixtures. superior in beauty
OF finish aud completeness oi me cha uism, to my
others used ~ the north west Our points being
Manufactured in the iactory under our own sri.
prrvision. we know them TO be an article worthy
OF the confidence II the public.
Orders nny be directed 10 u through the DOS,
ofii-r. or left at WIN. Wheeirr's ha I'd ware store
IN Chicago or at the chop. which is IN the yea,
Of tho building that fronts at No. l4i LAX.
street. The entrance is OH the alley be,we, y
Clark and LA Sale streets. nearly opposite the
Sherman house.
We take pleasure in referring TO the undersign.
ed.
Nv. e. Blnney. professor Of chemistry in Rush
medical colrge.
Rev. J. v. Watson, editor o fthe North Vest
EN- Christian Allocate.
Res. Philo Jaison. agent Of the N or,h West.
eTn university.
VIM. Osman, Ottawa.
] II Birch, president Of the Chicago bank.
Prof Pinckney. president Of the Mount Nor.
ms seminary. A. $. DfASE,
March lI-6m. Agent, Ottawa.