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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-02
Important Action.

1t VIII be seen by the following extract from
the proceedings IN the House on the 29th,
that Dunn's substitute for the Senate Bill,
and restoring the Missouri Compromise, has
passed the House:
Mr.. Dunn submitted substitute recogniz-
ing Kansas, and providing the usual territori
al machinery. Provision is made for freedom
of speech and press. Test oaths of whatever
kinds are prohibited, and cruel or unusual
punishments are not to be allowed All Grim
inal prosecutions now pending in any of the
courts for treason and for alleged violation or
disregard of what are usually known as the
laws of the legislature of Kansas, shall forth
with be dispensed, and every person thus de-
prived of his liberty released
The bill also restores the Missouri restric-
tom provides for the encouragement of set
Element and of education, and repeals all parts
of the Kansas Nebraska and other acts in
conflict with this bill.
Mr.. Snced moved that the bill be laid on
the table-motion lost by " against 90.
Mr.. Dunn's substitute was then agreed to,
and the bill thus amended, passed by vote
of 8S against Ga. Recess until 2. NJ.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.
There is IS inches in the channel. Weather clear and
warm.
Flour firm at So. Wheat active at full rates whis-
ky 2e92s56. Provisions nominal. Sugar 9%99s<c.
Molasses 50. Coffee HELIX.
NEW York, Aug. 1.
Flour dropping, of $500 bbs at Sc 90 for State
So 3j99 81 fer Ohos 81 IS for Southern Wheat FIR o.
sales of OOO bushels at 81 74@I for Southern red
Corn unchanged. Mess Pork is buOyant Beef dull.
Lard steady. Whisky unchanged.
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0T There were yesterday 10 or 20 inches
water reported at Scuffletown bar. The fol-
lowing boats were aground: Joe Conn, VIM.
Dixon, J. w. Haleman and VIM. Knox. The
w. H. Denny was laid up at the foot of the
bar, and some boat above. Four or five steam
ers were in sight at French Island.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

fFKIDAY. August L.
Evansville. from 30 Wing Green to Evansville.
Eclipse, from Louisville to Cairo
North Star. from Cincinnati to st Louis.
Delegate. from st Louis to Louisville.
" J Maclay from do to do.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NE HANARn PoNvnER CoMPANY.

MASUF1cfCRERs AND DEALFRs IN
[cEA IN IN I'D % ~ q Cd - =
AVING reduced prices sFbnd with the
4 duced Saltpere. to offer their well
rTauds Of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE and kENrtC;9
RIFLE Powder kegs and "anisters Also unpOwder for
Blasting and Mining comprising full assortment OF quate
aud kinds the trade give entire
s. faction.
TINS standard of their Powder which enjoyed the
highest reput ton than will be
other of the kind in
world.
the dealers and also the off of the
Company, No 50 Wall Water street. New 1Ork
A. q. HAZARD, President
A =. DOUGLASs, See'y. 2j-6md
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
cor REssIONAL.
Tn1RrY-FoURrH coSGhEss-FIk8r SESSION.
WAsHTNGTON. Ane. /.

/ WASHINGTON, Aug. l.
SENATE.-Mr Crittenden presented a me-
mortal from Lieut.. Bartlett, relative to the ac-
ton of the Naval Board in his case and that
of the Senate Naval Commissioner thereon
Mr.. Crittenden addressed the Senate at some
length or the subject.
/ HoUsE,-Mr. Boyce said he had certificate
| from the Governor Of South Carolina stating
that Preston S. Brooks was reelected to Con-
gress from the 4th congressional District, and
asked that he be now sworn in.
| Brooks advanced to the chair of the Speaker
who administered the oath to support the
Constitution Of the Uuited States.
The consideration of the Kansas contested
election case was resumed.
The clerk completed the reading of Reeder's
statement commenced yesterday The latter
refers to various precedents, quotes among
others the remarks of Messrs Cass and Buell.
anan to show a delegate may be admitted in
the absency Of specified law for that purpose
which Reeder argues to support the position
heretofore assumed by HIM.
Whitefeld, the sitting delegate fromKansas,
said his election should not be reversed with
out a full and impartial hearing He main
tanned that he was elected Under statue
passed in Pursuance of organic law, and there
fore he was entitled to remain where he was.
There was no proper challenger ofhis rights
from the fact that he had no competitor in the
canvas, hence Reed being avolunteer he had
no right to contest his seat, but apart from
this Reeder is stopped having certified the
Legislative assembly as legal and had power to
right such wrongs as were represented to ex-
ist. He insisted that every rule of testimony
in this case was violated by the Kansas inves-
tigating committee.
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01~ The John Tompkins, from Memphis,
arrived at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, and
proceeded up to Scuffietown bar. The pros
poets of getting over it were SO poor, or at
least the prospects of doing anything if she
did get over were so unEavorable, that she re-
turned to this city and in time to ship her pas
sengers eastward by the cars. She was lying
here yesterday, and may be here several days
waiting for the channel to cut out. Our old
friend Ned. Voolfolk, Esq, is still on the ] ohm
Tompkins and we hope the steamer will lay
here long enough to give the people chance
of seeing him. He used to be feature of the
city, and he is not forgotten yet.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
McKTNNEY 81 COOKIE

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR R. BETw LOCUST
RE receiving and opening desirable stock of
IA spring and goods, consisting in
variety usually dry good store, Silks Chal1as
Berages Rob Lawns. Brilliantes Bonnets (CTspe silk
Lace and Neop3itaR) Ribbons. Lace Edgng Stoves
Hoseingn great varitOloth CAmeres, Pant goods and
Yesting. III rich profusion. &C.. sc. Ap3
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FESH richest stock of spring and INNER
dry gOo4s are no ready for Inspection at Rosers
fully invite the ladies of Evansville Vicinity give
call before purchasing elsewhere still adhere
old sell eheap and sell heap
Our style Mantslas silk and straw bonnets French
and Swiss emhroideres. trimmir
gloves parasols shawls brants de LANES bareses
lawns white goods ladies. misses children
also cottOuades prngs Vestings
and in fact every article in line
point style and quality all goods pur-
chased at Now York from of the fist
therefore enabled to complete with house in This
any Western city.
AgaIn say give call and sell on goods at as
tOnshinE 10 prices. apis ROSER BRO FREY.
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Ere NN ~. PAPERs-UPHOIsTE MORK,

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS
6CUMIDT STARK have Just at their establish
- ment First street large of Wall Papers
from es to the hnes eilded,
thing of the most beautiful description in this line They
also keep everything appertanng upholstery and
chairs sofas in superior style. Having lust enlarged
aeconmodat7 increased business,
prepared to receive and show them
Iarges ocE and low prices ap29-tf
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SYRACUSE, July 81


The Union Democratic Convention have
nominated by reclamation Judge Vanderbilt
for Lieut.. Governor. Gardener and D. L..
Seymour have been nominated as the Electors
at large. A resolution was adopted congratu-
lating the Democracy on the reunion, cordially
approving the Cincinnati nominations, and
platform, and regarding the nominations of
Fillmore and Fremont as alike characterized
with a spirit of bigotry and Intolerance to be
repealed by the people. They deny the
charges of sectionalism Of the Democrats
They endorse the action of the party in Con-
gress on the Kansas affairs and look confident
iy for victory in the States. Other resolutions
local were adopted.
Speeches were made by Gov. Seymour and
others; much enthusiasm prevails.
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REAL EST ATES SALES
BIZ JOHN kNGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOSES AT
Public Auction.

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
a 7 O'Clock 2. N. tbs Auction Rooms Of WO0LSEI
"a NELSON viii sell the following cho &c properly.
10
Ono5hre story Brick Busiaes House above Main
streets present occupsed the Evansville Post Once.
lately built and in good repair and excellent bnsin
stand now renting for than 20 per and
selling price The Lot 20 by 70 feet ami building 20 BY SO
fcet
ALscThe Frame House and fine lot Second street. aa
dining Judge lie he so Get front
d0 tet deep alley The house
mas six The neghbo hood excellent and only hve
walk of business The lot alone Is
per than house and lot viii sell Tor.
ALsOThs House and Lot First street dEsinng
fne built by DR. Oasselherry the
occupied BY John F. Crisp ESD at al
comfortable the lot 9M front First street, by $50
alley in the best of nelzhho hoods and les
Kan three squares the heart Of business.
Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
,rn on iJy'"E street abeve SeVenthi this IS the
&C. g., s: ever bull il Evarsviite well
aanted aud napere1 ceilings y feet HH sc
and all oonven very complete; the "
is good and npFOyin fast
Alth property will he sold low. Terms for al except
third cash: etbrd at sly AMI
hi months. he orn house-one- third ca h;
third year md oue-third at two years IL all
with and waving relief laws and secured by
mortgage premises DiseoHntot cent for cash.
iyIo-tis JOHN TNGLE JR.
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lie placed her the sake OF conYenence al
otthe river at the foot Of Vine He will all times
hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful
receiving and shipping we'll all other river Business
that may he entrusted TO him.
The patronage therefore of the Shippers
Of this city &nd 81 the solicited
ap3-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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Another Shocking Calamity Seven Persons Kill
ed and Fifteen Wounded.

|
ed and Fifteen Wounded.
We take the annexed particulars from the
n. Y. Herald of the 2Sth:
There was a serious accident on board the
steamer Empire State, of the Fall River route,
on Saturday night. One of the boilers or flues
exploded, killing seven and wounding fifteen
of her passengers and crew, and it is thought
that five or six of the latter will die of their
injuries.
1t appeared that steampipe or box had ex-
ploded inside, near the chimney, filling or cho-
king it up, causing the steam and hot air to be
forced out through the fire room into the YES
sci. All those who were anywhere near the
engines suffered terribly, and it was ascertain
ed that twenty or thirty had been either killed
or fatally scalded. Efforts were at once
made to take care of the sufferers.
NAMES OF THE KILLED.
Phillip Ball. aged 81 years, carpenter, oil
| Newport, but residence 216 Fifth street, New
York; single man; died at Fall river.
! 2.-Hiram Peacher, aged % years; single
man; fireman Of the boat; died at Fall river
3.-William Magee, single man, aged 81
years; fireman on the boat for the last two
months; body supposed to have been blown
overheard.
frederick Boardman, bartender, in Day
street, n. Y, aged Is years; died at Fall river
! in great agony He had inhaled the steam
5.-Ezra Williams, third engineer of the
Empire State; married man; left one child
died at Fall river
6.-John Smith, colored sailor; arms, head
and breast scalded; died at Fall river.
John Satler, head waiter on board the
Empire State; colored man; reported dead a.
Fall river.
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A M B ROTY Els
TAKEN AT THE
O. TT TAT Up TT N AT

AViNG very heavy pense in leaTniD the pro-
cess aud in fitting rooms for taking Ambrotypes
a1 prepared the estsyle sized Am
broypes. from onennth one-half size, The Ambro
type il the Daguerreoype
having glare of the Duguerret plate
Ne light We also pictures sitting
positive and negative picture and when held the light
II IS perfectly tlnsparNnt The Ambrotypes durable
benz when finished entirely air water tight and
re taken in AZ kind IF weather
Time adults M si.ting from 10 to 30 seconds children
from Please call an see speclusns
ffio 80 DagleTTeo'ypos s " ". TILEST0N.
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AUCTION SALES.

DANiELw ooLsEF.. HIRAM HELsoH
AUCTION EElRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and iseai EState Brokers',
HHAVING leased Tor 4 of years tied NJ the
OLD Court House Of Main and Third streets
preparedto receive for sale auction private
sale all kinds merchandise,
furniture. horses buegjes, etc..
Gosh advances 10 nts when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, edn esday
and Fridaynights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday every month"; at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided with large Map the City of
Evaasve containing a the recent Enlargements and be-
ieving will he the of all coreerned have
the Mo aday of Every month for thu sale of
Real Estate taueto All those wishing sell requeS
in their in time the public due notice
The patronage those having Houses and Lets Lands
for sale either at pu6eor private sale RESPECTFULLY solicit
ted. jyl5 NOOLSE1 q Y EISoN, Auet's
an AUCTION.
ENG about leave the state indiara ard wishing
D administer my estate an settle the
D. 1885, public residence Third
opposite Catholic Church all household and
furniture consisting of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
ding Chairs also fine Piano Forte and large
fine Carriages and Buggies
all horses or hands a the time of sale.
A viii be given all $40,
taking otes with approved security.
real estate for sale cheap and good
terms, Al Indebted TO whom am indebted
requested call and SETTLE before the day OF ale
e2i-ts* ;. KAHN,
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NOTICE.


Ez RS. NJ. DONALDS0> would respectfully inform the
ladies of Evansville and its vicinity that she has taken
ahouse door Mfr. Rubin Harris dwelling. the
Seeond and Oak and she has had long
enee in Dress making and Bleaching doing ala inds
oStra~ N4apotan bonnes and she by doing
work neat and reasonable invite share the public
n.trn III
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HE LITTLE MAN
WITH TIE

THE
-3GCG4 G2CDC9Eo
whe dress person in Wool Linen SIX Cotton
81 d it is emneny proper that this should be
Of ALL and have n"ued tGat nearly all the
l. L0BEXSTiNE'S
western star Clothing store,
the Pavilion Hotr Water sycamore
Every hingn the line Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
manner aud style hut at the very lowest prices.
general assortment Of Hats Cans Leather Trunks Car
rouse. you may fad a the Western STAR. ap3
700 EAEsssEE& orr 10000 BOTTLES
OF WINE AND FRUIT BRANDY,
All Pure Products of Vanderburgh County.
from the pEnSnIs thai sys[ { fertile comfy
upon myself the preparing from
ed Of thirt year in the best Wine countries Europe
Gubo the 4 their Tn soil trusting
liberal PATRONAGE will encourage me to further efforts
been SID 50 cheap here.
per bottle ti'' which the purchaser wild Plum 600
@g' o sna Grape on
rggGgd DO Dc Dc 9o P PsscS Soc
Fri '' sele ct wild GraPss5o ''' % '
First quality BlaeEberry.. eoo
see9n1 DO do SIKH fh and Main
ECON SPRING STOCK FOB 1886.
Jas oAKLEY d son First street FOsr.s block no "
desirable Of Goods generally very low
e3anano stock is fresh ana
varied. JeZ
f. FsOSS, VI. ID,
FENENDFS his ssiona service to the citizens of Ev-
ansvle and vicinity; residence between Judge Foster
and J. H. Bofendiek Cherry street Evansville, Ind.
! apIS-lyd
CAEE4 DN STOCE.
FENHE Stockholders in the Vanderbursh County Land Asso
hereby notified that call of fifty cent
stock subscribed is made. the be paid to
Hornbrook Treasurer beforthe LIST of August next
! jys-dtdw,its SAMUEL ORR, Pres't.
6,0FFEE.-55b.s bags prime Eastern ofee
J d - packets Old Govt Java Coffee; in
! tor sale by jyii 2. H. COOK & SON.
/ 6SEUNDREES
i - Is gross ground Pepper Is ground Ginger;
Il do Alspice; 10 do do Cloves;
| 10 20 Cinnamon;5O dor Kencueky Mustard;
bbls Drted Apples blush Corn Meal
bxsP Palm 20 bxs Star Candles;
20 do TalIow Candles; just reed by
i jy11 z. H COOK SON.
TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, &C., sc.
Il JUST RECEIVED AT
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Westcrg, star Clothing store,

und the Pavilion Hotl Water nd Sycamore SITS
Every thingn the line of Clothing and nishing Goods
hal ready made ORDER only the
manner aud style hut at the very lowest prices.
Of Hats, Caps. Leather Trunks Car
bags Yalises everything that gentleman
rouse. you End al the Western Star. sp3
u Z
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EEOgEE, FOR SAL.

T3NHE stand New Hotel Newberry wiz be
I'll sold avautag ousto the BUYER. tits favorao
hourishing of Sewberrv in Greene
ty has all necessary houses csterns &c with
connections Stables atracte When it is kno that New
terminus the southern division ofthe and
c. Straight Railroad and also located mm
E Cana the Feeder Dam, White river isa
and healthy location with good surrounding
the State wishing investln
kind will the advantage of investing here
For psrticula. apply to either s. L. STOODARD or
iylI IA THOMAS JOHNSON.
ROOMS FOta RENT.
SEVERAL Rooms situated the second floor
large building centrally situated for rent.
For particulars in uire at this office. Jyl-u
EUST RECEIVED AZ WALDKIRCH'S TOOL
80 STORE boxes Carpenters Planes; Bench banG
Screws Truss Hoops. Columbus manufacture. Main
and I'd. IeZi
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G5t Dailp Journal,
s t A TIE TICK EFT.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER 2. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF Vanderburgh;
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA WSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM IL. NOFFSINGEIs, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
H. w. FL. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CgAVENS, of Ripley
-. REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN a. STEIN, of TippecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. EsEAL, of Miami.
FoR CONGRESS.
JAMES G. VEATCH,
sFEScER COUNTY.
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aforesaid viii be strictly dealt with with
ron i sgf after this dAte- JAS b 6i+E W1.So,
HNANCH PaINFs.-25o cases rev hand;9me styles in
mYs AIS Main street. louisville. Ky.
MEDICAL.
HA4 ". A. HoRRALL Eeleetic physician tenders his
y services TO the citizens Of Evansv!e and yicnity in
opposite the court house in the Office formerly occupied by
PRINCE a. co IS NHElODEONS,
WITH divided Sbs Swell secured by letters pat
f tbs aEs
ali tn MeOdeOns made ~ Prince Go will be fur
lessrs Prince Co could realize bardsome by
dpogn org to OIL er hut as they prefer
'''i'1 y p'-'D''DS ". P. coLBuRN Western Agent.
Fon tie
Weeds Knives Just rec d at ie24 WALDKIR6H's. .
NEW CASH STORE.
AViNGF received and opened an entire new stock of
&c We invite the citizens of Evansville aud vicinity
anal profits JAMES o o. sES
CDAL! COAL!!
WgTE reeIving large the coal in the
West and are ready to supply our friends and eusto
~ cents per bushe to the
the sssTs Of Hgs1S' E F2PPZ at
NEW DURGS,
FRES MD FL IF.
a Drugs and Medicines which they invite the sten-
ton of Merchants and Physicians They also keep window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
Oils Dyestufs. Spices Perfamery. Fancy Articles &c sc
AISOal popular Patent Medicines. All kinds OF falnts
ground oil Pure Wines Brandies
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No II
nder the Jou hyo-H
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN.
FzNW0 Horses, large about nye years ola'
Il about years oa strayed OF we're
last week ne pay morse vas
by scars on his az the time ne
missed Any information coneerning tne noTsss VIII
please Re left SETChbLL " noh L',S
| jv22-Itd&w@ livery StAoles.
| ASHEESF AT CINCINNATI PRICEs.-1OO bsxei
| u W r. Cheese, Just I'd and for sale by
je9 . H. Cooh g SUI.
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tEoCK HAVEN FOzS SALE.

WISHING TO retire from active business my
fs551T farm. offer this place tor sale On il
Esh3 Tavern House, large three story
l-5S shouse. also of Frame Pork House
with capacity slaughter fran 400 10 500 hogs
dav with good all our-buitdngs 1t
has landing god depth of and all times
free from mud. Dry too aud Gro
eery Trade is widely Known shipping second
hut few Oho from Louisville Evans
ehara of the business the
place imperatyey require other branches of business be
duetei Wis a Stemmery &c., &c. all
TALLY necessary ply the demands of the public and
which If done would the business
place amazingly of country rom which
time derived (for want of road)
and nearer point other will short time
brought has heeo issued from
Of roads1 urtheF information
dress ROBERT CIR HAM
,va-tds Rock Raven, Ky.
III EMONs.-25 boxes fresh, only days out from New
is2s S i0f SAFE ~" ~ GEO FOSTER 4 CO
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Whe can dress n person in Wool Linen silk Cotton
HVERY Gentleman desires to be neatly md hastily dress
HA ID 1t is emneny proper that this should be the aim
have nrteed nearly all the we'll dressed
GeuiEens of our city purchase their Coshingat
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lRNFFALsS NOTICE

NJ OTIO is hereby given all no in the bab
of bathing the Ohio river opposite the city Of Evans
Vile and between the Little
also in the Canal in said city, during daylight before
clock P NJ of each day. that all such caught
aforesaid viii be strictly dealt with in with the
ordinances such made and provided be enfnrse
from aud after this dLte. JAS B. EVANS.
je25-tf City Marshal
HNANCN PRINCS.-2j0 cases handsome styles in
4 store and for sale BY JAMES Low a. CO.,
myS Mai atra Iouia lie Nv