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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18
COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

Pitts BURG, Nov. Il.
River feet by the metal mark. Weather cloudy and
cold With indications of snow.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Il.
River fallen inches. Weather cool.
NE~ YoRK, Nov. Il.
Flour has a declining tendency sales of $500 bbls
Staeat Sc 35 al So Southern 81 1907 As. Wheat also
declining; sales of 81 900 bushels white Co; red
81 50. Corn advancing; sales of % 600 bushels mixed
7Oc yellow lie Pork duh at 81 rs. Beef steady
Lard dali. Whisky easier.
CINCINNATI, Nov. Il.
Flour nominal and nothing doing. Whisky dull a
CSC. Wheat hanged. Corn in moderate request
Barley dull Hogs dull at 1878. Groceries unchanged
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OF Yesterday morning was one of the
first real Frosty mornings of the season. Peo-
pie hurried along the streets, wrapping their
cloaks and shawls closely around them, while
the coal office was besieged by those who had
neglected to lay in their supplies during the
warm weather But with the cold mornings,
we haze delightful sunshine, and that warns
the heart, though it does not accomplished much
for ears and noses.
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o. The lovers of the Fine arts in England
are mourning over most remarkable loss. -
Seven of the choicest pictures in the Duke of
Suffolk's valuable collection have very miste-
riously disappeared. They were all the purest
gems of the old masters; some of these were
valued at $4,000 each. No clue has been
discovered of the thieves or the pictures. 1t
is supposed they will be sold on the continent
before the theft can be traced and made
known.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM NICARAGUA.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ]

The steamer Texas from San Juan, via
Key West, has arrived. She connected with
the Sierra Nevada which left San Francisco on
the GOTH The Sierra Nevada passed the
Orizaba on the 25th and the Sonora on the
Oath both bound for San Francisco
The Texas brings 400 passengers and $127,-
600 in specie. Among her passengers are
Don Ferdiri Ferrer, the new Nicaraguan min
lister to Washington, Mr.. Wheeler, the Amer
lean minister to Nicaragua, and Col. Fabeyes
bearer of dispatches from Gen. Walker,
The dates from Granada, brought by the
Texas, are to the LIST inst Matters in Near
aqua had been quiet since the battle of Mas
saya. Gen. Walker was waiting the arrival
Of the expected recruits, before marching
again upon Massaya and Leon. Gen. Hensin-
ger, who superseded Griscurd, was drilling
the army in the use of mountain howitzers
and Mimic rifles. The whole army now num-
bers 1000 men, and they were all in good
spirits, and eager for an engagement with the
enemy.
1t was thought that decisive battle would
be fought at Massaya, about the Goth Of No
vember.
Advices from the mines are favorable. A
new silvers vein has been opened, and extern
sive copper mines have been found in the vi j..
cinity of Bocoa.
Typographical and geographical survey of
the State is to be commenced shortly under
Prof Jas. T. Hodge.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.
Reliable Nashville dispatches say the Bank
of East Tennessee has not failed
New YORK, Nov. II
The surviving crew Of the Lyonaise say the
unknown ship displayed no lights, but fired
two guns after she struck and cries of distress
followed for some minutes, then all was silent
She undoubtedly went down. One fireman
confirms the mates statement, that the ship
left her figure head representing dragon on
the steamer, but this affords no clue to the
mysterious vessel. 1t is thought the captain
went down with the steamer as he refused to
quit her. The raft contained fifty souls.
Boston, Nov II.
The Bark Adriatic which came in collision
with the steamer Lyonaise arrived at Glou-
cester on the 18th of November. The Capt.
went Immediately to the Belfast where he
reported to the Belfast Journal thvt he had
been run into by an unknown steamer which
passed on without stopping to render assist
Gnc
RISING Sun, Ind, Nov II.
The steamer White Bluff with full cargo
for Nashville, struck a snag above this place
yesterday morning, and sunk on the bar oppo-
site town.
New York, Nov. II.
The steamship Fulton sailed at noon for
Havre. She takes out nearly half million
in specie.
BoRToE, Nov. II.
We have advices from Buenos Ayres to the
9th of September. A heavy gale occurred on
the 9th of September, lasting until the Goth
during which the barque Miguelon was
stranded.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, II.
Senate Democrats Is, Republicans 12-
House, Democrats 81, opposition SO, consist
ing of Republicans 49, Fillmore 5. Presiding
officer of the Senate, Lient. Gov. Wood Re-
publican.
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Disnninn in Indiana.

The following sentiments are uttered by the
Lafayette Courier, strong Republican print,
that supports Fremont for President in 1860.
We do not suppose they can find any responce
in the hearts of any portion of the people of
this State:
Ex-senator Rhett, Of South Carolina, has
just written long letter to the Governor of
that State, urging the propriety and the ne
cessity of dissolution of the Union. Let her
rip! Better a thousand times the Union be
dissolved than slavery get the ascendency in
every branch and department in the General
Government, and be extended into all the
Free States and territories. We are ready now
for anything that the people have declared in
favor of Matchmaking the accused institution.
A revolution of some kind is inevitable. 1t
may come in the shape Of disunion, it may
come in the shape Of civil war, or it may come
IN the shape of anarchy. Let 1t come. The
recent campaign has demonstrated that neither
religion, Except Roman Catholic morality
virtue or sobrety, are worthy Of even common
respect by the American people. Some kind
of revolution is needed to set things to rights,
and let whatever come, we shall be contented.
Such declarations will everywhere in Indi-
ana meet an indignant rebuke and hearty exc
crations. If these are feelings of the future
supporters of Mr.. Fremont they will make his
name accursed by the whole people
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

0JThe stern-wheeler VIM. Baird, bound
from New Orleans to st. Louis, was sunk u
short distance below Vicksburg, few days
since, by collision with the Defender. The
boat and cargo are a total loss, being sunk in
deep water and the boat badly broken. No
lives were lost.
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Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40; Quarters So. co.
APPR0NIM ALTON PRIZES

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding the succeeding
dE8~n the first 222 prizes will be entitled the ap
80 s,n prizes For exampleIf ticket No. IIz5O
9 9 geo prize those tickets numbered I2Is
an Will each be entitled $500.
70 tne scheme If ticke should be
me Vld be 2 2 25999 and 80 If
%0 80 @S should be drawn the approximations would
Z7sS zs9Ht andZ ticket No 29999 should dr2
the approximations will be the same principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
In the above scheme there tickets
to 900 There 222 full prizes
making in all .ll0plizes
numbers GOO corresponding with the num-
bers the tickets printed separate slips paper
rolled and encirced with small tin tubes
Glass Wheel
The Of the different 222 full pxs similarly
ed and encircled. placed in aRot heel After
v0ying the Wheels number drawn from the wheel
numbers aud time prize drawn fren the 9th
wheel boys who bindfoded The numb and the
prize drawn out and exh td the
by the Commissioner the being placed
number drawn This operation TepeGt Bnt
all prizes The drawing then prD ted
and af comparison, the Commissioner veres its
rectHess
A orders for tickets packages in any the Mary
land Lotteries will receve prompt 3ttnon and the draw
Address r. II. HUBBARD d CO..
No. SO Fayette St., Box No 40,
oct24-tf Baltimore. MARY land.
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0TThe ladies all say, that they are glad
the election is over. AS the Rochester Amer
lean says: Husbands, who have spent their
evenings, sitting up with the Union, will now
find time to stay at home" The political club
will no longer be excuse for abandoning
meetings, lectures, society, business and all
the other claims of life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

GA Californian in Rome, registered as
Col. Hiram Pearson, took seat unlimited on
the papal throne during visit to the Vatican
for which the public authorities condemned
Thin to pay $1,000, and made it rather an ex-
lpensive honor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

0JThe VIM. Dickson came up yesterday,
and discharged at our wharf, lot Of pig iron
from Tennessee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

OF We call attention to the advertisement
of Mr.. James Scantlin, Jr., who is now offer
ing for sale, some of the best stoves ever
brought to Evansville. His Clipper Cooking
Stoves are worthy of examination.
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THE Policy OF THE New ADMINISTRATION
The Lancaster Express published under
Mr.. Buchanan's eye, in his own village, which
has some of the Fave droppings of Wheat-land
occasionally-says the President elect has not
yet turned his attention to the work of con-
;structing cabinet; but the Express ventures
Ito name two gentlemen whose intellectual
substance is to make part of the timber
They are "Hon Howell Cobb, of Georgia, and
Hon. John Appleton, of Maine. Mr.. Appleton
us a confidential friend of the President elect
having been his Secretary of Legation to
the Court of St. James. Mr.. Cobb is regard
ed as representative of the more conserva-
tive school of Southern politicians and this
will give him the preference over equally
prominent men of the radical school. The
intimate friends of Mr.. Buchanan assure us
that the policy of the Richmond Enquirer will
not be the policy of the new administration
These assurances are very agreeable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

0IFTwelve of the supurb marble capitals,
the rotunda Of the New Orleans custom house
were lately lost, by the sinking of the ship
Elephant. They cost $4,000 each.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
The earnings of this road for the month end
ing October 3lst. were; Passengers, $38, Up
~ Freight, S33, 453 81 mail, S752,O8; Elk
press, 81 ,222 SO; total SO, 600 81.
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UrMr. Dobell has furnished US with the
December number of Yankee Notions, as
irresistibly funny as ever We are also in
debted to him for the Yankee Notions for
Christmas. Call at his book store and procure
copies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

0IFThe town Of Hickman, Ky, has been
visited with another earthquake, which lasted
about minute.
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CF We give up entirely, in regard to the
river. We have hoped against hope" that
the river would rise, but all to no purpose
The fact that the river is so low, and falling
all the way up, while the weather has turned
so unseasonably cold, is enough to make US ap-
}prehend an entire suspension of navigation
Our latest advices from above, are of most
edscouraging character. 1t was the opinion
of some of our river men yesterday that the
river would be closed before Christmas
However this may be, continuation of the
present stage of water, cannot fail to injure
the interests of all classes of the community
We report the river falling at this point.
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0TOur exchanges were never more filled
with accounts of murders, fights and ARRAYS
than at present.
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AND TEEE UNION.

CONSTITUTION AN p = ZEE UNION.
WE receiving fall and winter stock of goods
Nc invite liberal PUBLIC to call on us at our store
LIST Street three below Main. Fosters Block Our
large stock part of Cloths Cassmeres. Casnets
Elan Silks Cashmeres Delanes Prints
shaws. Mantas: Ladies Misses and Children'g Shoes
Co. Caps and all other goods usually kept in dry
90 cd stores. No trouble to show goods. 49,
oct2I-3m JAMES OAKLEY 3 SON
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" The Spanish Minister at Washington
has been recalled by his Queen, and taken
his leave Of the President.
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" If any of our merchants want cards
with "Open and Walk In" displayed upon
them, they can be accommodated by calling
at the sanctum this morning.
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R EMONT. FILLMORE 1!

BUCHANAN, FREMONT, FILLMORE!
THE LECTI0N
IAN the 18th November will show who will
W phe be the Peoples choice. We do tend
% therefore invite respectfully
II p A T / +
large and beautiful selection
u " G o o d S
in the Domestic Fancy lines; also handsome asor
Ready Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods.
all suitable for FALL AND WINTER.
WM LOEWENTHAL & CO..
augI5 Corner OF Main and First
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AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS ATAUCTToNI

BUsT received and viii be sold auction at our Auc-
ON ton Rooms regular sale days. large and
raj of Dry Goods Notions fancy articles
consisting in part Of Brown and Bleached sheeting
Shirtings Satines Casimeae Coatngs Flaunes
Jeans. Hosing, Gloves, Mits, Spool Threads Lincys
Merines. Shawls, Suspenders. &C., &C.
Associates Pocket Cutlery JeweIry and Watches
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razors
AccordeoRs and variety of fancy
Gus TO mention. .WOOLSEY & NELSON.
noVl
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GFThe report that Chas. Sumner, has de-
clined the reelection to the Senate by the
Legislature Of Massachusetts, is wholly I'M
founded
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-18

0EF odd We vote yesterday, Michael?"
Sure did, according to the instructions. -
can what were the instructicns?'
didn't you hear them?-vote early and Of
te7l"
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OrFThe steamer Lotus passed down yes
terday, with two sloops in tow for New Or
leans. The sloops were designed for the
oyster trade
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OF Mr.. Jerois, Cough Lozenges. will relieve,
cough and hoarseness, besides being very
pleasant remedy. Try box from J. j. Pen
'nington's Washington Block, Evansville.
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0[FThe whole vote in the city Of New Or
leans at the Presidential election was 5000 -
1000 less than the vote given year ago, and
5000 less than the fair and legal vote of the
city.
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sT. CHARLES HOTEL,


TIME underlined this newly erected and adm-
rab adapted HOTEL takes pleasure in announcing TO
generally and especially to passengers arriving or
departing Portland Wharf that this house is now com
petv ready the accommodation OF Guests
Ever item of Furniture bedding indeed the building
with articles expressly manufactured
o house.
situated ST. CHARLES is Immediately at the landing
shipping poBt for LOUISVILLE where nearly
al her guests arrive and from whence they de-
South. this house aford aconVenience
ad to heretofore experienced at
This peint.
Establishment command liberal share of public patron
it. The HOUSE. with Its
extensive grounds cool shady and general
surpassed transient house 1t nan pc Kept
Al establishment. -,
from connection with Hotels in Louisville rs en-
the general Management of the house.
me patronage OF the public respectfully solicited.
v3I-t W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.
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~ Gold has been found in the State Of
Vermont, in small quantities.
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0FHenry Ward Beecher is lecturing in
Cincinnati
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100000 EDOElIlAFSS!!
ESQ prizes amounting $50 OOO
a- Tickets. sIO-Halves. s5Quarters, s25k. Is
PLAN Ole TLE LOTTERY.

with those the tickets
wheel The first IS prizes placed in
wheel. number is drawn from the number wheel
the time prize is drawn nom the other heel
The prize drawn placed against the nunber drawn. This
srepe3ted until all the drawn
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES The preceding and the two
succeeding numbers drawing the first IS prizes will
entitled the 81 approximation prizes according to the
scheme.
5000 so will he determined by the figure
the $4,000 prize. For example, if
drawing the 81 eco prize ends with No. then
all tickets where the number ends in VIII be entitled
the number ends viii be entitled $0 and
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As by scheme ticket in every guaranteed
90 will sell certificates of packages of 10 tickets
the folio wing rates. W hich is the risk them.
All that they draw the amount guaranteed accrres to
Certidcaes Package Whole tickets 500
10 Halt 80
Quarter a. .......... Is
will he perceived by this plan that $50 the purchaser
certificate of 10 tickets when If he buys tickets he
would that Who'll TINS by buying cern
chances fer the larger Przesfave
and Quarter packages in proportion.
In ordering tickets certificates enclose the money
for the Tickets ordered receipt which they
will befo awarded by first mail
The numbers and Prizes will be pur
chasers mediately after the drawing.
Purehasers will please their signatures plain
and give their Post Office. County and State.
Remember that Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
RAII prizes under paid Immediately after
drawngother prizes usual time thirty days.
All commun ications strictly onfdsnt1aI.
Tickets cahed renewed in other tickets at either
Once. .,.
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ca, or
noy5-tf S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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A LANDsCAPE.-One of the richest Land
scapes, by native artist--bearing marks Of
true genius-is now on exhibition at Messrs.
Conyngton & Co.'s Bookstore, corner of Main
and First streets. 1t is a gorgeous Italian
Appenine Scene, at sunset, painted by Mr..
Sonntag, brother of our fellow-townsman, of
the firm of Babcock & Sonntag. We have
not in long time met with a landscape from
a native artist Of so high merit, or one that
gives higher promise of future eminence by
the artist. 1t is for sale, and we trust some
of our opulent citizens who are erecting beau
itful dwellings, will secure it for place in
their mansions. 1t would be an acquisition
of which they could be more proud than all
the gorgeous furniture they contain.
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Pay YOUR TAAES FUR 1905.
TEVHE Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1885, s
g. in my hands and under the instruction 81 the
collect prior to the first Monday IN NO
veber 1856 As there is but little time in h1a sa1Iin
% 10 settle as the Council decided to take excuse
from the Collector Office at Hongsworth hughes on
Main street. j. WESLEY HUdHbo' CoilecIoH'
sep2-3m
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VAETAREE LAND FOR SALE.


TEVE following Tracts of Land offered for sale:
south half o: section eight 81. containing three
twenty The southwest quarter Of
CD containing hundred and sixty
And the southwest quarter of section eighteen 8)
hundred and nine all lying
Township six south of eleven west in Nanderbug
county. Indiana.
The above Lands have been surveyed and marked
orty and will be sold in quantities suit
Uasers. apply to sep23 @. NJ. GRIFFITH.
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ID. s. AN RSON
" ER CHA " 4 z AIL OR,

All of these goods of the latest styles and of
o,En seiaetion Every taste be suited Gentlemen
wanting any of wearing apparel have his order
rromTfiv answered the best of werkmen and ny
wNrk viii he found inferior to that of the
mostfashionabl esabl shment in the larger cities
oct23-tf u .. AND1tSooN
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AUCIfONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
EHAViNG leased for a term of and up the
a Old Court House, of Main
preparedto for auction or
SALE all kinds merchandise; househo
furniture, horses. buggies. ETC..
mate on rs "hen required
commeR cling o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map
Evansville containing all the recent Ensrgemeats
Iieving it win be of all concerned
the first Mo uday of Every month
Real Estate auction All those wishing sell reque-
ted to hand in their lists time give the public
The patronage of those having Houses Lots
SALE either public private sale respectful
ted. jyI5 W0OLSEY q NELSON. Auet's.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
COM MISSEOEERsS SALE OF VALUA
BILE A.

BILE Ek Il L. EST szE.
virtue of decree judgement of the Circuit Court
OF Nanderbugh county ndered at the last
Of IN an action for partition, wherein Gusus A Lebauer
caroline his wife plaintiffs and Rudolph KehI
an NARY his wife, John Aichle George Aiehle Jacob
ana charlotte his wife defendants The undersigned
as he Commissioner, named in said decree. will expose
ana sell at public auction at the door of the Court
mouse IN Evansville, the Sd dny December
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock p ii
me following described real county
anuefburgh state of Indiana, and described the
to Eighty acres landin Vanderburgh county
'hg the est half of the Northwest
"nship 3. South of Range No less following
~ acres ginning at the Southwest North
west quarter OF said Sec and
the quarter and thence North ehereabou then
TO the Section line make acres thence to the
place OF beginning. 49,
me said described real will subject to the
right OF dover of the said Chariot Ise OF life
IN eighteen set off her South end of
noyl3-2wd&w F. KRENER, Commissioner
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g. w cKlN n Ely,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
WATER STREET, BETwE MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind. oct3l
EDMUND e. SEYMOUR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And NOta Pu b 1 ic,
Office on Third street. City Bank Building,
sepl5 '56-ly EVANSVILLE IND.