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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-19
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

(Direct Importation from Sheffield. Engand.)
uHAvE Just opened invoice Of Sheffield Goods direct
the manuaeturers' hands. which invite the
Merchants and Others who wish purchase
prompt business paper The invoice consists in part
of the folio wing. viz:
Table Knives in variety: Hand and PANEL Saws
Pocket do do; Ripping do;
Shears and Scissors; lemon and Compass do;
RazorI; .-f- Drawing Knives;
Files Of description: Chsels Socket and Firmer
All of which will be sold the lowest market rates. here
elsewhere, at the New Hardware store Of
CHAS. 8. WELLS.
dae12 donrs helm he Rank x.
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UAPANNED TIN WARE.-Trunks. Deed boxes. Cash
81 boxes specie boxes knife boxes moases
cansser dust pepper boxes Tumber sand
wash bowls match candesteks graters lanterns
and toys of every voriety.
dec29 BABCOCK BROS.
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A CARD.

HAVING withd from the above firm take this occasion
70 express my thanks for the patronage literally bestowed
It, request of the my late partner
who will the business with diminished
Will always make himself worthy
of the people. ey22 CHARLES W. MACK
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COTTON BATTING AGENCY.

HAVE the Agency Of the Cannelton Cotton Batting Mill
and shall keep stock hand Of No. and No. q at al
times at the lowest cash price at
janis COOKS Family Grocery.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ENHE heretofore existing between the sub
seribers the and style Macs Lobenstine,
this day dissolved by mutual A Lobensine who
will continue the business the old stand will
adjustment Of all claims against the old frm and III
name of the forhat purpose All persons them
selves INDEBTED the late frm
date payment CHARLES W. MACK.
ANTHONY LOBENSTINn.
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COMPLIMENTARY

HAVE thsdsy associated with me- the Forwarding anA
Commission business Robert s. Howard The busin ess
viii be hereafter conducted the style and firm
Lewis Howard. eI6-tf EDWARD LEWIS
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JOHN j. CHANDLER JAMES HARLAN. Js
CHANDLER d HARLAN.

H0HN J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. have
associated themselves together the
ofaw and will attend all fded
or both always be found their Office Locust street.
opposite the Sherwood House.
ness. Prompt attention will be given collections g.
Evan lie
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WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

CREENvILLE roBAcCo.-io boxes best quality jus
VI recd, for sale by =
Oc,2O s. E. GILBERT CO.. syc near Water.
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IVORY TABLE KNIVES.

dNBMP AND CANARY SEED.-A fresh supply Of
= y each just reed and for sale by ~
jsn27 T. GRANT co.
ETLAsKs.-lo boxes quart pint and half pint just ros'd
- per Jas Park for sale low by
jan2i 5. Z. GILBERT CO.. Syc. near Water.
EWACKEREI..-l00 whole and half bbls and kits assd
fa Nos just reed Robt j. Ward for sale reduced
rates by JANIS s. L. GILBERT CO., Syc. near Water
NTEW CODFIsH.-I2jo lbs choice just reed per r. ].
" Ward for sale by
JANIS S. e. GILBERT & CO., syc. Water.
UEERRING.-50bo boxes Just reed for sale by
II ian25 5. L. GILBERT & CO.. Syc near Water.
dtHEESE-l.oo 600 lbs rich Sage cheese;
" 700 do W. X do;
400 do English Dairy Cheese; at
jan16 COOKS Family Grocery.
ENTITY assd per late arrivals This with
n former stock hand makes assortment complete
dee13 SAMUEL GRR.
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STOVES! TIN AMI COPPER EST All
LrSHNENT -r

- THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm of Scantlin
h S Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax
Ak9 en- up ms residence permanently in THIS ciry-
I" Hwhereile will devote his personal attention TO al
branches oftheir business. Mr. S. call atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining TO
their business They are also prepared to do all
Tin, Copper and Sbeet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice and i'm most
Call at the store of SCANTLIN d PARVIN.
novl4 Main steet, bet Firstand Second.
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IUl OHs.-
n eask tine Pale Brandy; 3 y casks Port Wine;
l d. Holland Gin; cask Najeria Wine;
do Old Sherry; reed and for sale by
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'NCIEV 4. C0
JEWELRY STORE OF

BUILDINGS FIRST STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
OFFICE.
this Store keep constantly hand large and general
Watches Clocks and Jewery of ali kinds
and of the best styles and quality.
have received large stock Of New Js~elry both
full and Ornamental which for putlie inspection
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions with the
latest snd beautiful patterns which extensive busi
has and sell he lowest prices
Repairs vf any executed in a comPssent and
at low charges. %
All goodsso and all repairs done at cd
Goods exchanged for old Gold and Silver the b nj
terms. 81
Those in of ything in lne respectfully nvi
ted to examine my stock and prices. jan3-tf
ESEC' ID per steamer Brazelle-
q Is doZ Shaker Broous; 10 blue Tubs in
10 white Tubs in 20 doz blue red Buckets;
Is balls Csndewick lbs esch % bxs Dried Herring;
2 hass Pepper; for sale by dee2s 1. d ID. HEIMANN.
l.NAMlLY EXTRAS
Il 25 lbs Peach Preserves; Is lbs Ounce Preserves;
20 lbs Tomato do: ibis Plumb
I doz fresh Peaches; doz fresh Strawber-
doz cans fresh Tomatoes; riest
doz cans fresh Blsckerres: at
dee3o COOKS Family Grocery.
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LEATHER AND FINDIN Gs.

8. PRESTON Il CO.
MANUFACTURERS of Tobacco. Second ST.. between
WI Main and ter door below A Buchanan A Co., has
hand $50 boxes Choice Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
sep25-6mds
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kSUNDRIEs.-
- Preserves Ginger. in pots;
Race. ground pa pered and bulk Ginger. Alum;
s. G. Soda soda ssleraus. epson salts; .
Goodwin fine cut ewing Tobacco;
LorillaIi's Scotch snuff, in bladders;
sulphur. Roll Birthstone. Copperas Cloves. Ink;
Backing Indigo. Nader. CiBnrmon ground and in mats
Logwood. Glass Jars and Lan terms. Mustard;
Matches. Nutmegs. Stone Pipes. Safety Fuse;
All kinds fancy shaving aud toilet Soaps;
Wrapping and sacking Irvine. for sale lew by
janis S. L. GILBERT d CO.. Syc. near Water.
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AFFRAY AT HIcKMAN.-We learn from
Mr.. Levi, clerk of the Tishomngo, that while
the boat was at Hickman, on her way upj the
mate of the S. f. J. Trabue shot and killed
a free negro man. 1t seems that the negro
had been steward on the Trubue and dis
charged-that he had some spite at the mate
and was determined to have "whte mans
revenge,'' which he intended to take-that
he had gun which some one took from him
that he met the mate, telling him that he
intended to shoot him at the first opportunity
had been following him for that purpose
The mate, at that threat, pulled out pistol
and shot him dead, some four balls lodging in
the negro's chest-then taking a skiff fled.
Lou. Times.
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The Career ola Black scoundreI.

The Grand Haven (Michigan) Times, of
the 30th of May, gives an account of a most
notorious scoundrel living in that vicinity,
by the name of Jonathan Turpin. He is a
negro, who has seduced no less than three
white mems wives. "Iis first white victim
was the wife of w. Clifford, by whom he had
a boy who lived to the age of ten. months.
His next white victim was Madame Victor, a
good looking woman, with dissipated hus-
band, who finally died at Turpin's house.
His next victim was the wife of William
Haskins, with whom he has been living an
aduterous life for some time past. This il
licit intercourse SO embroidered the black
rascal, that he finally resolved to take the
life Of Haskins, that he might have uninterr-
upted intercourse with his wife, The Times
then goes on to state that Haskins went to
the home OF the negro rascal, when fight
ensued, in the course of which the latter
! stabbed him to the heart. The negro has
been arrested, andis now in Jail.
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ByKTIN's HoTEL.-This we'll known hotise
at Terre Haute, has recently been enlarged
and otherwise much improved, to accommo-
date its increasing custom. But one of the
best improvements lately, is the obtaining of
Matt. De Garmo, formerly of this city, for
clerk of the establishment. MIR. DeGarmo
take the place of the former well known clerk
who recently died. Matt has a wide ac-
quaintance, and whichever house he may be
located at, his friends will be with him when
they can. We promise anybody from Ev-
ansvile stopping where Matt is, will have
the best the house can afford, and every per-
eonal attention.
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Auction SALES.
N = IaNns EnR NJ

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
TWO EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS OF LAND IN wAkRICK
ON Monday. July I'd 1885, at sales roomsold Court
~ House of Third and Main streets at "a o clock
without the East half OF the
n E. Or Section g. Town L. Ranges West containing
80 acres
The above described tract of land is situated on the a
Erie canal heavily mbersd. and hrs-rate
meadow land There good quarry of stone on one
of the land and large lot of dressed stone
building.
ALSO the East haifaf the 5. W. of Section % Town
Range West containing Farming Land
about half mile the canal the Straight Line
Raroad ALSO.
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE CITY OF EVANS
VILE,
Orc Locust ST. between by 1f4. With
good nesory frame house. cstern and woodshed,
and one between Locust and Main 800 by 5 with frame
house ard good cistern.
titles indsputable. Terms made known the day OF
sale. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
jes Auctioneers.
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RIVER ITEMS.


s- The river was booming with its mighty
dow of water last Saturday, and rising very slow
by in the morning. good deal OF drift wood
running. We anticipate II will be falling to-
day.
- The Noriherner passed up Saturday
morning, from St. Louis. AS we invariably
notice this packet with the others, we should like
to receive the compliment of papers. Il is our
opinion, however, that we do hot receive quite
one half the papers left US by our steamboat
friends. The NorIherher will be here to-mor-
row. s.s-.-
- The beautiful new steamer Silver Wave
passed down early Saturday morning. She is a
fast boat, and one of the handsomest ever at our
wharf
The Rainbow now arrives every morning
ofthe days due, instead OF evening She is do
ing az excellent business we should Judge from
outward appearances.
- The T. G.. Twichell, on her trip Up on
the llth took wood boat in tow opposite Island
q, Mississippi side. While wooding, the bottom
of the boat fell out-the engines were immediate.
ly stopped, but the conclusion was such as 10
cause the sow-ine to break, by which the bow
of the fiat drilled under the guards and was
crushed by the larboard wheel. The yawl was
taken to the rescue OF those on the flat but in
the interval, four of the hands met watery
grave. Their names were Kelly, John Rooney
James Bairly, and John Cristle. Kelly and
Bairiy have each family in New Orleans
THE W. A. caves arrived at this port from
Cincinnati last Saturday afternoon, and after a
short sloppage, took her departure for Green Rv
er. Among other freight was the machinery
for the Adria Iron Works, up Green River.
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF
ERR H. II EE L. II.

ON THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD, SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
FHNHIS sale of town lots will take place WEDNESDAY
n the IST DAY OF UGUST next. the premises.
commencing at 10 clock A. NJ. The of Ebefeld is
Gated Immediately the Evansville l. Indianapolis
Straight Line r. r. l6 miles from Evansville IS miles IRON
Princeton II miles from Newburgh. IA miles from Boom
vile, and "a miles the Wabash Il Erie canal Being
head Blue Grass regarded
healthy situation Southern Indiana 1t
ed by farming country, well tmbered and we'll
ed 1t offers to the mechanic many advanta2 amongst
which may he elassed cheap living. cheap fuel and
abundance of the best quality of timber blacksmith
would be well patronize and be supported by
the farming business of the immediate neighbOrhood
could be supplied with and from the
surrounding ind the facilities afforded by the
the still greater facilities that will be
completion of the railroad, will enable him
ward his the great commercial martEVans ville-on
advantageous Other mechanics will with
enlargement To all such, will be of great advantage
make early location.
plat the be at the residence Thomas
the rrOpretors living the premises
give any information desired previously the day
sale
TERMS OF SALF:-0ne-fourth cash. one-feurth r.
oneourth in 49, and the balance in "a months from the
purchaser giving note with approved
benefit of valuation aPpraisement laws.
nj interest from date.
% THOMAS SMITH,
WILLIAM EMBREE. Proprietors
SAAi'L HALL,
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Letter from r.. II. Rsrnum.

We have in our possession, SAYS the
Cleveland Leader, letter from Phincas T.
Barnum, to person in this city, which is
curiosity and worth preserving. 1t is com
mentary on itself, and history of the noto-
rious showman's character. In truth, it is
too good to keep; so we give it to our read
Ners, hoping that it may afford them amuse-
'ment, if not instruction.:
DEAs SIR:-Having little leisure, con-
cluded to write you the gist of what have
|written--. [ would like to lecture all
season, or nearly SO; but don't think it will
8 do to advertise me like show. The only
-plan 10 to have iudcious man go ahead and
arrange with Lyceums, so that am always
paid from $50 to 800 per lecture, or have a
share of receipts which will amount to that
When a Lyceum is full, then sometimes it
would do to get some leading citizens to in
wife me to give lecture Gas | pass through
their town to fill other engagements,) and
the book store man in the town should aid
in making it hat, as it will help the sale of
his books. He might also, perhaps, adver-
.tise to furnish, gratis, ticket to the lecture
to each purchaser of book, after allowing
me ten cents each for his tickets. Twelve
or fifteen cents is as much as ought to be
charged to hear me lecture on the I" Phltoso-
phyot Hunl6ug." Sunday evenings could
lecture on temperance, [where | have not
yet lecturedO and ought to receive S25 or
more for 1T. | have thought of sending
or some other judicious man
who would not compromise me, to make the
arrangements. | need the money to help me
out of Chrystal Palace embarra ssments: and
4 fear that you would wanttoo big slice, and
/ also expect you are occupied With,
give FIVE lectures next week in Northamton
and some other places in Massachusetts and
New Hampshire, receiving $50 per night |
could draw well in Columbus, Ohio, (where |
have never been) and also in many toi0nS in
Ohio and Indiana. Truly yours,
P. T. BARNUM.
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Commissioners.
CCnpOu,T1ON NoTTCE

meeting of the Board of Trustees the
maseo City held the ninth inst it ordered that
tne CLERK OF said town no6fya interested that the
roll Tor the ninth corporate has been returned
au no" open Tor inspection and that the Equalization
oard would hold sessions from day day commencing
Tuesday the 26h OF june 1856 and ontnuing day
day BY adjournment uutl all complaint shall
adudicated Their sessions will be held the Hall
the Park the usual of holding elections
who feel aggrieved will please order of the
Board. = = lAttestJ DANIEL CHUTE, CLERK.
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New AND BIG ARRI7GL.-Read Mr.. To-
benstine's advertisement in to-ddy's paper.
1t is fact that he has Just received another
big addition to his stock of summer clothing,
hats and caps, &c. lfcitizeHs and strangers
cannot please themselves at the Western
Star Clothing Store now, there is mouse try
ing the stores of the big cities: He is selling
his goods very cheap, and thus offers, with
the excellence of his Stock great induce
meats to purchasers. Give him call.
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COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Owing to the alb
sence of our assistant, and the crowd of work
upon our hands, we neglected obtaining a
copy Of last Council meeting proceedings for
publication. We shall endeavor to be prompt
hereafter in that particular.
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sHERIFE.s S.HE

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue execution
issued out of the office of the Clerk the Court
Pleas of Yanderhurgh county in favor of Guild
land. against John b. Hail. and directed have
levied and will upon the 23d duy of June. 1856
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ ond
ofsad day proceed sell the office ofthe Evansville Daily
Enquirer the following property witt One small printing
large imposing stou es; and fount of
primer type, satisfy said executions and cost.
lel3 John S. GANITT. S. V. q
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THE EACT.E POTNnRV

partnership existing between Brnkmeyer
Mesker 4 Co. in the Foundry business has this day by
the and of all parties been chang
by Henry and William H. klusman purchasing the en-
tire interest o. John b. NJ skier in said business.
The Foundry will be carried heretofore but
more extensively. under the firm and style Of
BRIN KMEY Err. kLCSMAN Il co.
Brnkmeyer. Klusmsn & Co: keep On hand ans are al.
vsvs manufacturing Coal and Wood heating Cooking and
ror Stoves patterns and sizes Fire Frames and
Crates Balcony Fence Railing Machinery. etc. VI ich
will sell cheap. unsurpassed in beauty of
workmanship finish and service by Foundry in the
West.
Eagle Foundry Main street and the Canal.
Store Main between First and second tvansyile
Ind BRiH kMRYERs ALUSMAN d 90.
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PORTABLE MILLs.-We call the attention
Of farmers and others to the excellent Porta-
BILE Mills advertised in another column.
This mill is well adapted to its purposes,
and is cheap. II may be examined at Mr..
Monroe's grocery, corner of Oak and Second
streets.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL

TaNHE Proprieors of have removed from their
Il old Main their new Hotel JUS mis-
opposite the House where they are 70
customers aud all others 10 may see
ft call them in much superior stye han
Thankful respectfully solicit connu-
ofthe which shall all deaVors 70 er
it. Our fare will be the best the market AFFORDS ana oV
charges moderate.
Good Stabli and wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
ey10-dSwtf FELKER & HEDDERECH-
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DAILY JOU r NAL.

as Men and boys were laying in fine
stocks of wood last Saturday, by catching
and hauling ashore from the river drift wood.
The wharf, at the waters edge, was pretty
thickIy strewn with these deposits by even
ing.
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CORNER sECOND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE, IsB.
FNltE undersigned would respectfully
Evansville and the PUBLIC generally that he has
purchased the entire stock of No Vermont Marble
umphrey and is fully prepared I'LL all orders
rnents Tombs Obes Head and Foot Stones OF the bes
finest material Those wishing TO cree.
suitable Monuments their deceased friends. would do we
oe.9t ~ " J.. HYDE.
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CLEVELAND, June Is.

The Know Something Republican Con-
vention assembled yesterday, Mr.. Stebbens,
of Rochester, being President. Every free
State was represented; Kentucky also has a
representative, Senator Wilson and a num-
Der of delegates from Philadelphia are ex-
pected. The Convention will take grounds
aginst slavery slavery, for restoration of
the Missouri Compromise, internal improve
ments, and the protection OF American in
dustrY.
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DANIEL wooLsET. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rG,rA,anN EsnAYaS

AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Main and Third streets imme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
"a AVING leased for of years and fitted w the
above well known stand. now prepared to re-
sale auction private SALE all kinds OF goods
merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies,
Regular sales every Tuesday, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
eommenciuga at o'clock A. NJ. Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
sales andsae of real estate promptly attended
to-
We weekly receiving and has now on hand large
general of FURNIrUfE consisting oisiat
spndIe and bannster backs scroll and scolop tops rim
French, Jenny Lind. and BUstle wood seat
hairs mahogany ChaiTs Elizabeth
spring rockers sofas, soeiables centre
card dining Breakfast tsbles gh5 and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedSteats mat
trasses and wire safes, which will sell at Gin
cinnati prices. =.
We have hand great variety of notions jewery
pocket cutlery, pistols whips
etc. ETC., which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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f.nnn NE1us, cnnn NE1us,t

Q. GAUNT. Proprietor Of the New York Bakery. has
made err ngemen for supplying families with bread
rusk bunns and biscuits fresh every day. delivered
their houses
The Lunch Room will opened every day those wish
ing pies cakes.
Vented boy about II years of age learn the trade.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
PHILADELPHIA, juno IA.

The Know Nothing Convention continued
in session until IL O'Clock this morning. The
majority report of the committee on slavery
was adopted by vote of so to SO. The
minority report was rejected by SO to 90.
New ORLEANS, June IA.
We are in possession of Brazos dates of
tie 10th. Monterey vas taken on the 9th
by the revolutionists. Gen. Cardona. togeth-
er with sixty-seyen officers, were taken pris-
oners, and their munitions of war, consisting
of twenty-six pieces of cannon, were tas
ken.
Business was erti+ely suspended.
Carvajal had crossed the Rio Grande, and
it is reported had encountered the govern
ment troops.