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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-08

RE.orc~Isa or 7HE Prrscorr Horsr.-Tuis fine
Lo:d, which w. injured by FIRE on Frioay aiIe'
noon, and temporarily closed, rco2encd on Slilr
day ceen;nc, ard Its guesi'. 'ho had. in the mean
tine, been accommodated g. he 1!iam're House re
turned 20 thor rooms. IRE It'll l. now uni'r the
management Of sir. Wm r. Butts, formerly o
Bunss Hotol, and uo-o recently O; ;he Weddel
Houso Cicyo ant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

THE Mass MEETING-The gathering of
American patriots in this city on the 9th inst.
will be the most interesting -assemblage that
that has ever taken place in the West. The
delegates from abroad will be more numerous
than the most enthusiastic have conceived. 1t
will be real American jubilee. The com
mittee Heterogeneous are industrionly max
ing their preparations. We hope every coun-
ty in this State and our neigh osng States
will be here fully represented. We can
promise them feast of oratory and an inter-
change of genuine American feeling, and with
al taste ofreal Kentucky hospitality.
Lou Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

WHAT SIxTY-THREE CENTS WORTH OF
WHISKY DID.--Two married women-a Mrs.
Burns and Mrs. Harnett-visited the vii
lage of Franklin, New York, the other day,
and among other articles purchased five pints
of whisky. On their way home they drank
of the liquor and became too drunk to proceed
and lay down for the night Mrs. Harnett
remembered nothing more untilIthe morning
when on rising she could see nothing of Mrs
Burns Search was instituted by the husband
and son of the missing woman, and a shor
distance from the spot where the two friends
were overtaken by night and intoxication, il
hole made by removing stone, and layin;
on her side, the wife and mother was found
dead.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

OrBy the following from the N. Y. Express
ofthe 10th, it will be seen that Brandreth, the
patent pill man. has been worked about as
badly as if he had swallowed box of his own
pills:
SETTLED AT LAsT.-Ferdon, American is
certainly elected by 81 majority over Brandreth
the official votes being all in and counted.
Jenkins Am, County Clerk, is elected by 80
majority, running against the strongest man
in the county. The Westchester boys at
White Plains, have had ajoyous time over this
result, and have fired 10oguns in honor of Jen-
kns, Westchester, Sam, the ELECTION of the
State Ticket, and Senator Brooks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

s i or The Baltimore Patriot of Friday last
says: "One of the most heartless an lr /.
til outrages we ever heard perpetrated took
place yesterday afternoon on the person of
small boy. 1t appears that number of boys
over in the sixth ward were hurrahing for
"Sam, !" when carpenter-a German-who
was working close by, told them that if they
did not cease he would saw their fingers off
whereupon little boy, six years old, son o
fIa Mr. e. c. Fales, gave another shout for ''Sam,
when the wretch caught him and sawed of
two of his fingers, which fell to the ground
under the plank upon which the little fellows
hand was held. Such brutality cannot g
$. unpublished. He was Immediately arrested anc
. taken before Justice McAllister, who commit
ted him tojail. E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22
CARTER 's.sPANlsH nfIxTUR Z!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
krnT PA RTIcI.E OLE MERCURY IN 1T.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted Read and POndeFs
infalible remedy for scrofala King evil khe1Hs-
es the Face Bio ches Boils Ague and Fever Chronic
Eyes RinRwor letter, Seald Head
Pain Bones JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers ~ phs-
tic Disorders Lumbago Spinal and all Diseases
njudcions use OF mercury IN
Life or Impurity of the Blood ~,
R This great medicine and Puriher OF the
Blood is no by Thousands of grateful from
all parts United States who testify eay 70 the
sCARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE., Neuralgia, Rheu-
rnatisn Scrofula Euptions the skin Liver Disease
Feyer Ulcers Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys D.seas
es OF the Female Compaints Psss ana Aching
Joints speedily put 20 ngt py using tn
gre at and inestimahle remedy - go
ali diseases Blood nothD has yet been ioune
compare whit. 1t eeansesthe system Of all impurities
acts gently efficiently the liver kidneys
clear and healthy constitution By
broken down by the excuses OF YOUTH TO s
tive rjgor and strength .E,.g.,.za ,,.1o.
For the Ladies' inconparably better than an the Vos
metics used. few doses Of CAKTkss 9A
trre all sallowness brpg the roses
mantling the cheek give elasticity 70 anu
the general health remarkable degree, eyond all 70
medicine heard Of. -h,.h -. 49, -o..,v.
from Persna from all parts of the Uni.es States Is the be
tbt here Is hunbug about IL Inc pres hott
$500. ,naistrates physicians and public men we'll know
- tks all add their the Wonoer1t
~ Agent Circular and Almanac and rea
the this truly greatest OF an medicines ha
peTfoTmea uness signed BENxErT & BEERS Propri
49, rrni;es aad Agencies must be addressed.
Ear sale by Hailock Stoddard. Evansville; Halloek
a~vnsntar. Princeton; O. H.. Clark, Vincennes, ana
dealers in medicines generally .fe=A snso
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
LATER FOREIGN NEWS. y
New YoRK, Nov. 81.

~rs VIEW 4ohA, NOV. IL
The steamer North Star arrived this fore
noon. She left Cowes Roads at day break, on
, the morning of the 4th, and brings the I'd
edition of London Times and III passengers
She passed on the night of the 4th, off
Stork Point, steamer supposed to be the
Union, and on the 18th November, in latitude
49, Longitude 4oe 15m., steamer supposed
to be the Hermann.
Among her passengers are Mrs. Gen.
Scott, and Frank Cummings, of Boston.
She brings no additional political news from
Europe.
The London Times contains letters from
China, received by the overland mail.
A large and heavily armed piratical feet
had been destroyed to the northward of
Shanghai, by the British war brig Bittern.-
Nineteen vessels were destroyed.
Canton was quiet, and imports were i'm
proving. Holders of goods were looking for
higher prices. The crops of new Teas had
arrived for which exorbtant prices were
asked. The crop of canton silk was very
short, and was all taken for native manufac-
ture at high prices.
At Shanghai the import market had also
improved, and shirtings were taken at ad-
vanced rates.
Considerable had been done in raw silk. at
advanced prices. Congo Teas had advanced.
Foo-Choo dates are to the 9th of August.
A proclamation announces that after the 18th
of September, a duty of six mace will be lev
led on all Teas grown in the Provinces or
brought to Foo-Choo for sale. Foo-Choo
prices show decline during the month.
Four vessels had sailed for America AM
oy advices are to the Sd of September. Cot
with fair demand.
Hong Kong dates are to the 18th Septem-
ber Freights had declined, and the passen-
ger traffic to Australia and California was al
most annihilated in consequence of the re-
strictive measures lately adopted against the
emigration.
The United States Ship Powhattan and
sloop Vandala were at Hong Kong and the
Macedonian at Shanghai
New YORK, Nov. 81
The trial of Judge Stewart was closed at
late hour last night, and verdict of not guilty.
After the rendition of the verdict the jury
handed the court papers declaring the unani-
nous opinion that the Judge had been guilty
of irreguIarity in the discharge of his duties;
aud Recommending that he resign. This
the judge refused to do.
ST. JOINS n. B., Nov. 81.
A fire occurred in Carrolton this morning
destroying dwellings and 2 stores Loss
about SO, 900, partly insured.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
Since yesterday morning the river has risen
about one foot at this point, and is still rising
slowly. The Illinois is reported rising. There
are nine feet in the channel to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Il.
The river is still falling. 81 feet in canal,
6 feet 10 inches in passes, 5 feet 8 inches on
rocks
PITTSBURGH, Nov 90
There are feet 6inches in channel and fall
ling. Weather cool and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
There are Is feet water in the channel, and
has risen feet to-day.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Fl.
River risen one foot since last night
eS sG SPRISGFrELD. Nov. 10.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

Or Democratic correspondent seeks to
instruct US, by informing us the reason of the
Assemblage of the Old Line leaders at Indian
M apolis, is contained in the fact that these gen.
a tlemen now at the capital on the Grand
Jury We were aware that couple of "bad
.ssss- eggs" from this city had gone to the capital
professedly to act as G and Jurymen-but at
.ysvs the same time, there are host of other Old
ss Liners who have not even prcfesssdly that ex-
euse for their sudden assembling at the cap
ital. -.~-s ss-s --<s 1Fff So
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22


AMERIoANIsM AND REpuBLIcANIsM-Ma
excellent journals in this and neighboring
States have been somewhat disposed to regard
the Republican sentiment Of the people as
stronger than the American sentiment The
late elections will, we believe, indicate to them
the true state of the case. The Cincinnati
Gazette, journal that has heretofore been dis
posed to accord too much Importance to the
Republican sentiment of the people, talks thus
in reply to the National Era:
THE Era thinks it is highly important for
the Republicans to cut loose from the Ameri-
can party. Indeed, it is difficult to say which
it regards as the greatest evil, the American
party or the extension of slavery. 1t denoun-
ces one as bitterly as the other, and at as great
a length, Advice of this kind is mere lunacy.
Without the aid Of the American party, Ohio
could not have been, and cannot be, carried
against the Democratic party. The american
party proper is stronger to day, in both Ohio ana
Indiana, than the Republican party. The Tate
election an Nea0 York and Massachusetts, demon
strate that the same is rueas regards those States
Both the Republican and American parties are
i opposed to the Democratic party, and will en-
ter the Presidential arena determined to de
feat it, and grasp from it the sceptre of power
1t should be the aim of both the American ano
the Republican parties to unite in the support
} of the same candidates; not to divide and
waste their strength, as recommended by tn
National Era With union of the Ameri
: cans Republicans, and old-line Wings, ant
with the nominations of good men for Presi
dent and Vice President, the country can b
carried from Maine to Georgia against tn
Democratic nominees, and allow a very larg
percentage of waste for the chipping off Of per
sons who oppose the American organization.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22
COMMERCIAL.
RiUsr-Inan excellent stage and slowly rising here.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY JoURNAL.2
~ WEDNESDAY, MORNING, Nov. 81.


Riper-Inan excellent stage and slowly rising here.
Dispatches viii give its condition above.
We0thsr-Has been changeabIe daring the week with
considerable fain and to-day cloudy and clustering.
BHsiRsss.-There has been an improvement in bus
mess during the pass week. Good stocks of groceries
on hand with firm demand for leading articles. Su-
gar has advanced he. There has been considerable
excitement in BreadstuTs during the week, andprces
keep up We have in Daily mark cts reported heavy
sales of Flourat So But we quote it 81 1888. The
City Mills continue giving s 81 for Wheat Choice
lots would probably bring little over this quotation.
Sales during the week have been principally from
on. In corn, there is better demand and 35937e is
now offered. exclusive of sacks. No hogs yet coming
in. Farmers ask GO and packers offering so, so
they cannot come to terms. Slaughterng win com
mence about the s5th. Butchers are paying 696 re
for present need-and 595l-a net for cattle. Gunny
Bags in demand at 2G922c. Our Prices Current
below has been carefuly revised.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 10.
An unsuccessful attempt at murder and
robbery was made in this city last night. Two
men gained admittance to the Pynchon Bank
building during the day, and on the entrance
of the clerk at night attempted to murder
him. They stabbed the clerk, but the latter
created alarm by shouting and his assailants
feI. The clerk is wounded but not seriously.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

"a LARGE LUMBEB OPERATIoNs.-Wel learn from
the Bangor Journal that large quantity CT
lumber. between two and three millions of feet,
has recently been purchased in that city, by a
gentleman from Galveston for which the cash
was paid. 1t will make about 20 cargoes.
Three cargoes cleared on Saturday
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

ft.7- The Claim of j. H. I. Newell against
the Boston and Maine Railroad for injuries re-
ceived by his daughter, in 1858, at the same
time Gen. Pierce's son was killed, has been
settled by the payment Of $1,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.-Messrs Kivitt
offer great bargain in a well located Saw MILL
with twodwelling houses and valuable real es-
tate. See their advertisement. They offer to
take in exchange real estate in Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

river, LOT the WABASH.
- There were not so many steamboats,
along yesterday as the few days previous, but
we anticipate rush to-day
- The Highfyer was here early yester-
day morning from Louisville. We thank the
clerk for papers.
- The clerk of the Southerner informs
US, that he leaves package of papers for
the Journal Office every trip. As we very
properly complained they were rarely received
the natural inference is, that there is some
vicious, malicious, devilish wharf-rat, wandering
about seeking what papers he may-steal.
- The fast and fine packet VIM. Garvin
will be here this evening from Louisville, and
will start on her return trip few hours after
her arrival here. Take her if you want to go
up the river
The Fashion passed by at an early hour
yesterday morning, making good time from st,
Louis. We thank the clerks for fayors The
Fashion will be down Saturday for St Louis.
- Always look to telegraph dispatches
for news of the river above. 1t won't do any
hurt to look there whether you find anything
or not! IA. s
- The great Eclipse will be down to-day
her first trip this season South. She is in
prime order, and with her old popular officers
on board. While laid up, her old carpets were
replaced with one thousand yards of costly
velvet and velvet tapestry carpets.
- The VIM, Dickson was to have left
Louisville last evening for the Tennessee river,
and may be expected to-day.
- The D. a. Given, if not already ar
rived may be expected here to-day for the
Wabash She has on board locomotives and
passenger cars for the Ohio and Missssippi
Railroad.
- The St. Louis Intelligencer of Tues
day says
AT this point the water continues at stand
with nine feet in the channel to Cairo, and a
good boating stage from there to New Orleans.
There has been slight rise in the Mississippi
at and above Galena, but not enough to effect
navigation to any great extent, The Illinois
continues in good boating order, and the Mis-
souri, remains as last reported. e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

80 6r5-Sale Of Lots advertised for Tuesday
might at Crescent Hall adjourned in consequence
50 frhc weather until Saturday afternoon, Nov.
Oath at o'clock, on the premises Cars will
s leave for Haubstadt at l. o'clock precisely.
See advertisement in another column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22

.sss 0-s- We thank friend NJ. P. Jones for a
: package of st. Louis papes of Tuesday left us
early yesterday morning with his compliments.
- OF course he came over by railroad.
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6 or Our friend Billy Altman is rushing up
his three story brick in quick time. He has
the front wall already up to the roof
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eTWe shall have some hog contracts to
report next week, or else present signs will
signally fail.
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''HISh3--INu" 7VN3 ISNtILou
change 2to z discount.
NEW York. Nov.sL
Stocks lower. and dull. Money in good deI an
at per cent eallsie for short first class paper
ST. Lows Nov. j.
Flour1oO bbs country superfne 10 I2ext, Il g.
White corn 6G962 I-2- Cats 71x@37A. Flaxseed
steady. Castor Bea ms 90. Whisky Soc. Gunnies 10
to qoc: second hand ~ to Is. Sugar * Coffee 1IX
to l2c. Molasses 30 to IS. 400 head hogs s7I-s.
CINc1NNAT1 Nov. 81.
FlourArm with good demand; 294O bbls sold at So
TO- zee bushels Oats 80 lie. Hogs better 4s0 head
Green meats 1898 12 for shoulders and sides
Lard II L. Whisky frmer at 341<934a<. Sugar firm
at full rates. Molasses acc; reboiId 3Nc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

uwvE have no on of the most and de-
M sirabe stocks of everything in the DRl GooDS line
to in the Western Market which we oner 70 an
or prom at Remarkably low Our eooos
beeu selected with great care in quality style and
nree we are willing the bills Of any regular
house of the mountains Our STOCK eonsses IN
the folio WIN articies . ..s-..-... ...;..t,
and bleached musns cloths. cassimeres sstines
linsevs Innings silks sans surges veves vesng
earpets cashmeres alpacas de lanes na caps
ribbons mbreas seamless bags shawis satches
&c, &c. of IL Md.
Yankee clock to cambria needle Also large stock
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
at for our own trade and to give entire salts
Give us call purchasing elsewhere as We
ohfnr for showing and little the cheap
o IN - saIs;ng chem JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Main street, I'd door above State Bank
.,9e Evansville. Ind.
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Joy TO THE AFFLICTED.
q NJ 4. a IxZfS.

INSTANT CURE OF PAIN, AGAIN ON HAND
FHE greatest known family Medicine for
Colds Throsts and Quinsey. viii cure Darrhea,
Cholera Morbus and Spasms Will cure Fever and
Ague fail Daily and hourly calls ior
this preventative and for the above
An agent had life with this tnan
av other medicine One and all try the remedy and satisfy
Yourselves Increased Indiana thousand dozen
hotts year-a other Medicine
public. For sale by all the principal Drug
gsts United States British America California an
Oregon. ,,r-x-r,.
LEIGH vERLING, Eyansvilie Ind. to Kel-
Ter FarBsley.
OHAs. H CLARK. Fincennes. Ind.
JouN PARK Cincinnati, Oho-can be obtsined Of them
at nanufacturerss prices. BOYD. STONE CO.,
oet3-6mw Maumee City. Ohio
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'Hsis'' 05-The Washington Fire Co. No. l. are
getting their fine row engine put in complete or
der by Kratz & Helman. tssrs ~
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OF The clouds of yesterday cleared ava
and the afternoon was bright and cool.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-22
Dix. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE. CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND cHILLS
AND FEVERS eas

il often and TOO frequently the FrSstios ef
certificates purporting persons no
been BY the thereof when fact hos
Of the medicine, nsd with Fictitious names
public @iEacuon. and cures ALI disease hch
the diseases caption Advertisement
hsrs has been offered to suffering humanity g SAFE
would persons this community who. after trying
tie Sss 'n
hs * Are I %
de and put by the subscribers and
generally patent pills. But those who
days. sheresy enabling patient to atsead to his
patton viii nd shess Piiis the cheapest and safest medicine
and e want mora svi
.re, TIA. my s.4 Aas s. s ss
Of Asas and sepy they s
feeteda speedy and permanent cure sohN H. McFAK.
ii. s:1. h. sA:
isye5 60 purchase box Sf Dr. W silly ceebrs-
well and believe them be the best Pill offered the
= ,.,,...v 1owsSsnqno. Ky May 1855:
years been severely snictd With chls Fever
Dag. Dag nessa was S y 5ss FEY
So & the
s Of Who ss oh md lose
moment but 80 Immediately to Dr. Conn ton and pro;
with CniIs again. CHAS- b. GRIST.
Box HARBoR, Ky, Apriill, 1855,
certify had Chills and Fever family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine had the country In ordi-
they the chis the most of
family with exception Onmy oldest there none
that would make until came across
Chill Pills. and safely to everybody
that they the best Pills have ever used s,-,
OwEHsBoHo KY. Feb II, 1855.
DR. W. +. 0wKE-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
fevers for months and after
I'd siuduc to try box
have cured sound snd WELL and Seeys them 70 b, the
Jest edicine in sBALIHASERt W ACH.
have known gentleman for years. and certi
fy that his statements are true
Pittsburg Pa.
- LEwIsPoRr Ky. Jan. O. 1855.
This certises that had the eh and
remedies without effect then used
Dr. Ovens Chin Pills. and hs hsye entirely sqred
me. t thoS-f. IA LoH.
.0srxsEoBo, Aprii I2 1855.
Ieertify that chiTs and applied sooa
physcian prescribed fer and medicine,
then advised to try Dr. Chill Pills; did andthey
stopped ehills and am perfectly we'll They also
ola distressing pain In the SIDE which WA
fearful would something serious Persons afflicted
with ehills would do well to use ths1 they sre eeTan
These Pills Gre warranted to in every instances
where directions followed
- f0f '~''' "A'-''> ! W COMPTON Druggist.
Owenshurr Ky.
AIso BY W00LSEY e. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail agents,
sep1 zm-v Evansville. Ind.