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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-07-30
DAILY JOUR NAL.
xIVEK ITEMS.

Another rise-the river was rising pretty
briskiy Yesterday with five feet four inches water
in the canal last evening-a rise ofseven inche
in the previous twentY-iour hours equal 10
twenty inches below the falls at Portland. The
weather yesterday wis remarkable pleasant for
the season.
The river appears to be rising at all points 10
its source, with another coal boat rise at Pits
burg, thought no more coal is pected from that
Quarter This summer. This has truly been a
great season for water though the river Il ade has
been very light, and nov dwiudle down TO very
small business with, however, on use whatever
for small boats, the great desideratum last year.
EO1t. Cour. Of 2Sth.
- The Rainbow was down on Saturday
passengers. among other distinguished individ-
uals. His ExceIlency Gov. Powell.
- The neat and pretty li'tle steamer Castle
Garden in command of Hensy Droinney passed
Down on Saturday bound tor ST. Louis She has
lately been overhau!ed and repaired and mas
now entered the trade for the remainder ofthe
Sc; SOL.
-=-- The Rescue in charge of Capt James
Bugher of the Charleston arrived here on Salur-
day from Cincinnati TO Memphis. Her owners
have placed her in the trade to run in connec-
ton with their new boat which is now being
completed at Cincinnati which when finished
will be ia charge Of Capt Mann of the Mem
phis.
- The steamer Florida was here on Saur-
pay evening from louisville gong to St: Louis
her cargo consisted of Lumber and Salt. She
goes into the New Orleans and ST. Louis trade
during the low water.
The pet steamer White River arrived at
our wharf last Itnrday from Green River with
afull cargo OF tobacco passengers aud shippers
will find her ready this morning for a return Trip.
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Anaecdote OF John ADAMS.

John Adams. when he was President of
the United States, was most grossly insIlted
By one Mathew Lyon, Representative iii
Congress from Vermont. Lyon was, as we
know, most consummate blacEgtard, and
the first of the race that had then found their
way to Congress, tho the braed has most
signally increased within the last half cen.
fury.
Lyon affirmed with an oath that he hated
President Adams, and was often heard TO say
that if he could only give him one good tweak
of the nose, he would "die, aud go to-sat-
isfied."-lir. 4 dams was very fond Of walk
ing. and it was we'll known that he almost
every morning walked Tor exercise, FROM the
Presidential mansion TO the Georgetown
bridge-a distance oftwo ende half miles.
One morning In the month of June, 1899, as
Mr.. Adams was taEng his usual STROLL he as
met by Lyon, who thus accosted him.
"You are the President Of the United
States, | understand"
= my name, sir" replied the President, SIS
John Adams. am a native Of Braintree,
Massachusetts, and the people of the United
States have elected me TO the Office of Chief
Executive of the Union. | am, sir, very
much at your service"
Lyon, who was a stalwart man, of unusual
irascibe temperament, was rather taken
abatk by the cool und determined manner oil
the President, dud at first hesittted TO pro-
coed, but at length, summoGihg all his ilatis e
recklesshess to his aid he drew Himself into
hostile altitude, and rttdely vocfferated--
"Wei sir, am Matthew Lyon, Repre-
tentative from the State Of Vermont; and il
becomes me to tell you, sir, that YOU are nc
gentleman
.".1'he question of my gentiliiy, SIR" re-
turned DIR. Adams, is one that others than
myself must discuss; but let me tell you, sill
thatI allow no, man to insult me with impu-
nifty, whether be John Adams of Brantree
or John Adams, President Of the United
States"
"Sir, you are puppy!" screamed Lyon
sand it is that tells you sol"
AT the instant, Mr.. Adams, who in follow
Ing the fashion of the times, carried or wore
long and very heavy gold headed cane
raised it above his head. and letting it fal
with the weight of Sampson, laid Lyon low
DIT his feet.
This Incident, Which was related to us
few days ago by an aged gentleman who wit
Messed it recorded most faithfully and
deliberately in "Holmes' Personal Journal o
the last century and halt"
IN Y. atlas.
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The STATE Of New York AND THE Mil
LERs OF RocHEsTER,-It will be remembered
that the miiers of this city, come years sincs
preferred claims for damages against the
State TO a large amount, for the diversion of
the water of the Genesse to the canal, to
their detriment and in contravention of their
rights as owners of such wate-. Day before
yesterday the Board of Canal Appraisers
met in this city and organized The cate of
Eke millers was stated at much iength by l..
Darwin Smith, Esq, and their claims to
damages enforced by avariety of coAsidera-
sions. Mr.. ). was responded to by Joshua
n. SpeRcer. Esq, when Henry r. Sedee,
Esq, followed for the miilers, and was an
swerered by j. Fl. Martindale, Esq. The
wnole ground being thus laid open, the bust
ness Of taking testimony was entered upon
yesterday, and continued through the day
The milIers had also TO aid them w. s.
Bishop and Altered Ely, Esqs. Canal Com
missioEers Toilet is in attendance. looking
after the Interests of the State. The taking
of testimony will De resumed to-day, WheH
the commission will adjoarn till the frst OF
August The hearing will then be resumed.
and the matter probably be closed. The
a1oaGt sow claimed is about SS0e,oOO, and
may be followed by other claimants, should
the present ones prove successful
Rochester Advertiser, JnLy 18th.
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GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF


ON TIE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD. SIXTEEN
MILES FROM EVANSVILLE.
NHIs sale of town lots will take place WEDNESDAY
Il the IST DAY OF UGUST next. the premises.
commencing at 10 o'clock n The town Of i
Immediately the Evansville & Indianapolis
Straight Line r. R. Is miles FROM Evansve IS miles frorn
Princeton, II miles from Newburgh IA miles from Boon
Vile ~ miles from the Wabash Erie canal Being
located head waters of Blue Grass it Is regarded
healthy situation in Southern Idana. It issurround
ed by farming country we'll timberd and well water
Sd It the mechanic many ADVANTAGES amongst
which may be cassed. cheap living cheap fuel and
abundance of the best quality timber. blacksmith
we'll patronized and handsomely pported by
farming business of the immediate
could be supplied with the
surrounding country end the facilities afforded by the
canal and the stl facilities that will be afford
ed by the completion of the railroad will enable him for
ward his to the great commercial marEvansve-on
sd terms Other mechanics will with
cOuragsment 70 all such, it will be of advantage
esrly location.
plat the be the residence Of Thomas
Smith of the proprieors living the premises who
will give information desired previously the day of
sale.
TERMS OF sALF:-one- fourth cash. one-fourth in IL.
in 10 aud the balance in "a months from the
purchaser giving with approved security
without benefit of valuation apprasement laws bear
ing interest from date
j., s4RH75 Ss sh5HS rroprt''o
&
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CORPORATION NOTICE

nRDEEED, that the gner Of the s. Il. of lot Ne 49,
" Old Plan, ctuSe the to allied un with
Earth az 70 eOrrssg ne WITH the city grade within
faut thraof tss Gaisl al be directed perform said
work, sad the and sceruing thereby will
be eoliet said lot OF
ueh thereof necessary to satisfy said lien
y3s-rt WELL. H. wALKaR. clerk.
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AUCTION SALES.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
O. will offer for sale at auction the I'd
LEI gust the Court House door in Evansville part
No L Upper Enlareem the city of Evansville being
feet ontiDg Third street. and running back as
deep which Is onestory frame house, with two
be he nous oHned q Mrs Mcfarland.
26-td IGLEuART & OAKLEY.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF, OUTrLOTs AND TOWN

I
ON THURSDAY. AZ GUST 2ND, ATT P. NJ,
coUKr HOUSE DOOR, EvANSyILLE, IND.
WILL auction Out Lots of about Eve eaeh
the railroad and between ltand TIE plank ROAD an d
of the jenkins tract Ibis the richest upland
u.s. t sbSan r ah ana S p
ALSO. Out-ot No ~. ngie. Wheeler DIG DoWeU's plat
tanning RAINING into Pigeon creek AID embracing
part OF the stone quarry, and IS fairly simbered -
ALSO. Lot BLOCK 49, Eastern Enlargement. 30 by IA
Lots and u s. Block Is. stOckwels Enlargement. In
Lots II. Is %. q and 49, Stockwells Enlargement,
Ingle street. bet~ cen 9th and It'll streets.
Fractional lots Block n. atockwes Enlargement at the
point bets sen lbge AID Ann ttrsets.
Of Third aud Division streets loo ect Third
and 40 feet On Division street. opposite Theodore Fene
The titles are good. deeds will he given
Terms Sat;oue fourth cash. fourth in months.
ter,st on notes payable mortgage
the premises waiving relief laws. -, 80. n,
.da, . before the sale. JOAN INGLE Jr.
WoOIssy i Nelson. AuCtonesra.
ALSO,
We will sell then and flowing outots both
sides Pigeon Creek and of the Evansville Mechanics
willie road being of Crawford Bells subdivision
81 scrss lot4Is ioloG 10. 5ls IS 100
. IS 100 aeres; iOt2I-23 97-lo9 acrsss
The titles good and general varrantee deeds will be
Term. OF these cash. fesdue
IS months with interest on note and II gsHA
ALSO,
| Twill then and there sell the folio winglots L .
Is in Block M. q and lots 49, 49, 90 a.
Also lot block No 3; iots s. and g. block No !;
lots H. H. 49, Is and 20 in block No in the Eastern En-
titles good. and general warrantee deeds given.
Terms Of Sale ne-roGrth cash. oneourth at months.
with secured by mortgage and waving relief
Pas be Auction Store days before the sale
wOOlsey & N lsOu. Auctonsers. ~
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vALUAbILE LOT }, ! EoR SALE.

VNHE Lot the and Cherry streets rs
- by 100 adjoining the residence of Samuel Lister is
fred for sale reasonable terms 1t is of the most eli
gble building lots in the city and perfect title given
Also house lot Chestnut street. I'D joining the
idenee Joseph Turnock is for sale liberal En-
quire of JET J. @. JEW ELL.
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'll SSkyE 1RT.ti st'iB HtrxEY.

~ Prepared dsold wholesale aud retail at IIfMarkes
street. St. Lpuis NO. and at SIS Broadway, New York.
whore also ali the popular sale
Wholesale oretSif as low and favorable
can be bougAta at anYother house.
ET- Sale at manufacturers prices by HALL0OK
and all the principal druggists everywhere
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SELECT FEMALE INsgITUTE OF EVANS

SELECT FEMALE INsTlTUTE OF EVANS
WILLIE
VHNHE Rev. O. Foster, about to undertake personally
the thorough education OF bis daughter willing
to receive young between the and four
teen years. with whom and his daughter form class
COURSE OF STUDY:
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT:
Arithmetic, Geography, by new and more Impressive
NODE OF teaching Grammar Reading Spelling 1y aieason
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.:
rthr;etio and Grammar continued Geography ncie
2no History, Ancient and Modern; Losci Nsiural
nseeus and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
aogy Geology Astronomy Political Economy. Algeors
Natural Theology Mythology. Grecian aid Roman
ATlquities. Evidences of Christianity. the Bible.
ing Defining orhOgrsphy Writing Grammar Com posi-
the studies
strict attention shall given those graces
sso ent. requisite to the plished lady
Is furnished with FAilosop chemical
shells $3.50
Tuition Fees. per Quarter. in advance.
Senior n. nar,- SO "
Latin. Greek French or Germen, 10 90
o~ nv I.AI ~ W
ausc on the Piano or Guitar
OraWing Alon0chTom atIe 60
pDIAmIng IN ~ AteI OF Oh eoors 10 to
Alrs. Foster will aid the Rector.
The religious the shall be strict
~ practical. and in no way dehoninatioHal. f
Until the frsof August forigu applications for entrance
shall be received in order give the citizens of this city
the preference. jy4
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ARrTTlN ElSyEtFYATOygss

ADE1EN ESTIIATORsS NOTICE, ,
NoTIcE ii hereby Ryen that the undersigned have
been appeinstd AemaistEatoTs Of the estate q John
tstsisspRpossa-to bsss.ysat. SAMUEL ORB.
yrs Ar5rri5istTators.
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Isl go ~ sss'ss % 80 - : :.
AUCTION IROONlN

DANIEL WOOLSEy .-ihAA NEL9ON
= AUCTION -IsOOMSe
Old Tou-t House Corner Of Main Third streets ime
diatSly opposite the Washington Hotel.
MMAvING leased for term of years and fitted the
n well known stand are now prepared TO re-
ceiTe auction private SALE all kinds of
wares merchandise household furniture horses, bug
giss, etc. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday
o'clock NJ. Also Tuesday, wednesday
and Friday nj ghts. at early gas light.
and sales of real estate promptly attended
We sre weekly receiving and have now hsnd large
and general assortment FURNITC Re- conssT Stat
spindle and banDisteI backs scroll and seoop tops rim
hack Office French. Jenny LIND. and Bustle wood seat
Chairs; mahogany Chairs Elizabeth
ohairs; spring rockers sofas sociable centre
dining breakfast tables light aud wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine common and nsses badsteads mat
and wire Safes etc, which viii sell Al Gin
Gin natl prices. .,
vioIns aceerdeoas cutlery. guns pistols Yhips
etc etc. which will sell ct reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. WOOLSE4 NELSoN.
mve Auct's.
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CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE kEw COURT HOUSE,.


CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS & REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EGESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens OF
Ia Evansville surrounding for the sale Of Real
Personal Pro pery Houses aud Lots Furniture. Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries etc ETC.; also particular aten-
all sales every description
satisfactory We shall do exclusive Com
Busihes having goods of to place
Peon with eensguors both tie buyer and seller Will
legitimate market We @ill devote whole
business and friends
assured that will spare Efforts to
With attention business
the confidence of all those who entrus their business
care. -
R EFERENC ES--
P. G.. O'Ru.EY IL Co. Evansville.
DUvAJL. ALGo S Co., Memphis. Tenn.
WIZ. PARK Il Co., do do.
JAMES BoYD, do de-
Il. B. SYKES. New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP,, do. -.s
IfILEs f. FOXES. Vicksburg Mizs.
LocKwooD 4 Bnos Ciscinnst Ohio.
KEILoG & FoOT. do do.
EDWARDS 4 BUSHNELL. St Louis, Mo. o..
REGULAR Tesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays
O'Clock every evening during season cling
at early rasIcht. APPS SWEET & LEONARD.
Auctieneers.
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NEW AnRANGEMENTs.

YWyHE undersigned has his saad opposite the post
zce all newly and neatly fitted ahd is nov fully
presd 10 execute all orders ii his line with heatness and
dspach and strict Attention will be rad TO all
work him. whether the material furnished by
himself or the He has hand excellent
cloths aud vstngs which be will to
order o reasonable terms. j. L. NELAS-
GRsnaripg eleann ovatipg old clothes done
On application st short notice J. L. HELMS
las
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. ..
1.-TWO large airy front for families. also two saa
E for single persons now vacant. at Mrs
Boarding House. Cherry street. between Second and
Thrd stTsets. Apply soon. yl(
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WATERTowN. MASS. May l. 1854. 2
PHoT O. u WooD; Allow me to ATTEST the virtues and
being exceedingly grey purchased
bottles it tell in restoring the sill
locks their native color the hair which
fore dry and harsh and falling off, became soft and CLOS
and ceased falling: the dandruf disappeared and the
scalp lost all the disagreeabie itching annoying before
not only look out feel young again.
Respectfully, yours etc.
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JUST RECEIvED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY.

NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY,
oNsISTING of BOnnsts Of all descriptions also beauti-
" ful embroidered Mantillas. Parasols Embrodsries
Gloves Mtts Caps and Head Dresses the styles
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies'
F. X. BARKER.
First street. between Main and Locust opposite
residence. iy3
ICE CHESTS, REFRIGERATORs, sc.
lust received lot the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
GB rgerators article and the
Also lot of No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves
hot weather by calling at -
may Is HORNBROOK CHUROHILL'S.
HUST received,
a. Memories of the Countess of Blsssinsten,
Prune's Travels in the East.
Life Of Horace G. eeley.
Abbotts Life of Napoleon; st
je2s SAM'I LISTER's Bookstore,
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5bos . doz "a . CT of for cash. ...........1o
COOS Q doz do do do ............g
7Oes D doz do do do ....,......6
II p The lower prices above generally where two price
aforementioned 0ifu pEckageS, and the higher 70
smallwholesale.
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LEAD AND SHOT.
~ s. =. GILBERT co.
iscY Sycamore ST.. ater
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PkOF. q. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED =
HAIR RESTORATNVE.

HNHE effects of this wonderful Hair Retorative
II ducing the astonishing results the public mind
old and lavish their praises the Vttues
remarkable composition 1t the only preparation that
depeu dcd store hair natural color
rerpdduce bald heads luxuriant growth. Read the
follo wing.
MILFORD WORCESTER Co, Nov 10, 1854.
PROF J. WooD-DeaT Sir; take pls asure in bearn
Youn tay testimony the msgc
Hair Rssorstive AS far back as 49, hair
falling until the Of scalp became bald and smooth
glass notwthstsnding had used celebrated
atives. Seeing your advertisement induced give
article trial. and my astonshment.
few applications that hair became firmly and assumed
glossy and bes6tiful appearance by the
had used quart bottle my bald hesd was
covered with young and vigorous gro with hair which
on0 to two inches in length and wing fast.
HENRY GooDRIdH.
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I'D BBLs prime Lsrd. bb1s eanvssssd Drsl Beef.
Oh 20 dcxsn Ground CoEss reed per Grf1S
TXvk az is2s o0OK'S FantlysGSocSry!
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TEMPLATE.
Sd EA BOXES TIN-PLATE. received and for sale by
49, sSO Tvs SAMUEL ORR.
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A RICH SPEEcH.-The Governor and
Council Of Massachusetts, visited the State
Alms-house last week, and, among the ex.
ercises, was the following exquisit and feel
ing speech from one of their number:
"Boys, want you all to look at me. Look
directly at me, for I am going to say some
thing to you. How many Of you would like
to be members of the Governors Council!
Now, ifyou will only do what is right, at all
times, and never steal, nor lie, nor swear,
you may oil some day rise to eminent stations.
was once poor boy myself, but / always
calculated to do what was right. never
would steal, nor lie. nor use bad language. ]
was an apprentice in my youth, but have now
become one of the Governors Council! Now
boys never let me hear of your doing any.
thing wrong. Always do what is right; new.
er cheat, nor steal, nor lie, nor swear, and
you may become great man.
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OF A continental correspond ent Of the
London Morning Advertiser writes: A very
unfortunate event has just occurred at the
Hague-an event Of SO distressing a nature
that / should hesitate to narrate it, but that il
comes to me from unquestionable authority.
The King Of Holland lately went to visit one
of his mistresses, and found one of his aides.
de-camp closeted with her. The King rushed
upon the officer and stabbed him; the wound.
it is said, has proved fatal, and great exertions
are being made in high places to keep this
horrible tragedy from the public.
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F,.t,er,ur 90 Evau.v,l,e

The following communication has been
sent rs by gentleman who is an old and
prominent citizen of Southern Indiana, but
not resident of Evansville. He has there
fore no interest in making the prediction 30
Aattering to our city:
According 10 the Jaws Of growth Of towns
and cities, on the average time Of duplication
of population, Evansville will contain q
population of 10000 in the year 1860, and a
population of 49,5oO the next decennial emu.
meration. -.,
There will grow up in the West in the
course of the next thirty years, at least Eve
mammoth cities. Cincinnati has and will
probably keep the lead; next her will be q
city yet to be laid out on the Western Dor.
ders Of Lake Superior, which in thirty years
will probably number SOC, 900 souls; next in
order will place Chicago; then St. Louie;
and then Evansville, which is destined to be
the great commercial city of Indiana. slg
GREAT WEST.
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From the report of Fridays proceedings
in the Senate, we extract the following:
House bill repeating the present license
law for the sale of ardent spirits was taken
pu the rules suspended, and the bill put upon
its passage.
Mr.. Slater moved to lay thu bill on the
table. Lost-ayes 10, nays 50.
Mr.. Drew declared this but another innova-
ton upon the rights of the people. When.
ever he saw such an attempt he would pro-
test against it.
Mr.. Woods made few remarks in reply.
Mr.. Slater moved to postpone the bill in
definitely. Lost.
The bill was then passed by the following
vote:
AYEs-Messrs. Anthony, Barnett, Bearss,
Burke, Chapman, Combs, Crane, Grouse,
Cutshaw, Ernsey, Freeland, Griggs, Harris,
Hawthorn, Helm, Hendry, Hosbrook, Jack.
son of Madison, Jackson of Upton, Kightley
Meeker, Parker, Richardson of st. Joseph,
Robinson, Rugg, Sage, Shields, Shook. Suit,
Handkerchief, Weston, Williams Wilson,
Woods-34.
AYRs-Messrs. Alexander, Brown, Drew,
Glazebrook, McCleary, Mansfield, Mathes,
Richardson Of Spencer, Slater, Spsnn Tark,
ington-u.