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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-25
NEWS FOR ALI!

WYE beg inform customers the Ladies in
NN particular that ready to show of
the g-andest displays FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ever b forr offered this We busy
ui pon stock. Suffice 10
OF Ladies Dress Goods such French
WoOien Plads black and fancy Silks.
Ne aiu5 Nantlas Shauls the richest French Embrode
ries silk Boomers Ladies' Misses aud Childrens Shoes.
lt2masks En- broidered Window Curtain C,lieoeS.
tiughap Fanneis Linssys cans satinet Domestes and
thousands articles mention
be heat h any style quality price,
Still adhere - CHE SELL HEAP -
body Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER BRO. d FREY.
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HAS CONE OUT FOR FILLMORE.-Mr. J. r.
Chrisman, President of the Fremont club at
London, Madison county, Ohio, has resigned
his Office, and announced himself in favor OF
Willard Fillmore and the Know Nothing
State ticket. Mr.. Chrisman says that he is
satisfied that Mr.. Fillmore is the best candi-
date; and he shall therefore give him cordial
support.
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LARGE DECLINE IN PRovIsIoNS.-Letters
from Cincinnati advise us of sales of city cut
bulk shoulders at 6 = c, packed, and that bulk
sides are offered at 40 to Sc, packed. Sixty
days since. bulk shoulders were held there at
sc, and sides at IL &c, packed. Great are the
fluctuations in the provision trade.
Lou Jour- 23d
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~ We publish letter to-day froma far
mer friend now in Pennsylvania. The letter
to which he alludes as having been sent from
Cleveland, never reached us.
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8 2 O O O O o.:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
300 600

az no Tickets. sloCiiaiIes. S5-QIafters. sz So
vestnent. present inducements known schemes
the public had the
the large of prizes sold the
with hich they paid the best
they will always be conducted in the most honorable
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There tickets numbered from to 80 600 There
prizes and gu all 1000
prizes.
The drawing place in public under the upernten
I dence Of sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers $4,000. corresponding with those
the Tick printed slips paper
encircled with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The hrs $50 Prizes similarly printed and encirced
placed in another win ell.
The wheels are then revolved is drawn
the wheel numbers and at the time prize is drawn
wheel The number and prize drawn out
exhibited the audience and registered by the
This operation repeated until all the prizes
drawn out.
PRIZES The two preceding and the two
those drawing the first $50 prizes will
prizes, according TO the
scheme.
EsIn ordering tickets enclose the money address
for receipt which they will befOr
wxrded qy first mail.
This list of drawn numbers Prizes
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
HJ-Purchasers will please write their inatureE plain
give their Post Office. County and State.
E Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in
full without deduction.
nAl prizes 81 600 and under paid i'm after
strictly confidential Orders for tick
should he in early.
renewed in other tickes either
once.
s SWAN d CO.. Atlanta. Ca. er
sep25-tt y. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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GA fatboat ran aground yesterday morn
ing in the channel below the upper reef. The
Ohio is a very "hard road to travel" at the
present.
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UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED DY Up TOWN, esq

Better to-day ,haLk ye. bnt instead Of our usual bud
get OF facts aud nces. the attention of the reader is
directed that branch of department, which re-
Iaes the doirgs of the City Fathers, the Council
Proceedings.
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ENHE subscribers in receipt Of their supply Of
II Fall Winter BOOTS and SHOES. seest ed for the
country trade embracing variety and quality
Mems Women and Children's which they call
the atten ton of the public. MCREA & WELLS.
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
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NJ N. W ". I FOSTER, Committee

On motion the report was received and or.
dered to be spread in full upon the minute
book. Council adjourned.
WELL Fl. WALKER, City Clerk.
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RE-For sale by HoRNBRooK & Co., CALDWELL LANG
LEY, J. B. Mess era an c.. Gaunt. IylU-tf
HING AT WHOLE ALE.
Encourage Home Industry.

undersigned take leave DfOrm the merchants of
u this city and country that they have this day
ed the manufacture of CLoTHING aiso importing and
dealn 0vercoatings Cloths Casemeres Satenets Jeans
Tweeds and all sorts of Lning and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the materials of first class
and 10y the best of bands enables
and in this of bus
several enables with other
establishment of this Sort in respect prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion request your visit before
seek distant markets. where. you will
lind good assortment and prices lower here than
other places Please call and examine in order verify
a. ANSPACHER & co.
iyls-4m Main street. next door to Braach Bank.
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sep25-tt

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
ENRANCIS FENDRICH i BROTHERS respectfully Inc
q the of Evansville and vicinity they hav
branch of their old and extensively known Bal
this place. where they will facture an
sany have for sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Their Of Tobacco and
Cigars variety and brand IL cent will be
the purchaser by giving CALL wewarrant to
esl at city prices Please call and examine aug233m
HOFFEE.-lO0 sacks Prime recd per Arkansaw Travel
~ er. and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
= BBLS prime Leaf Lard 20 kegs prime Butter;
- IS kegs do do de: Just reed by - -.
augl5 H. III. OOOk SUN
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HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, &
KEEN & Preston

receiving their Fall and Winter STOCK
goods embracing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We the largest and hest selected stock
got up; styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought to visit this market this Fall without
examining stock, it is pleasure show choice
goods and whether he buys net will leave
riot from the fact of the beauty of
and eombn of rich eolors,
display the best American manufactures, will make him
feel prouder OF his country. ..-
KEEN d
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FRINGE * co IS MELODEoNS,

PRINCE 81 co IS MEEODEONS,
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
- ls@ tent. May 23d. 1856
6 III r n By of this swell. solo passages may
" u ube played with the full OF t. :nstru-
ment. while PAM ment Is soft and subdued Her
after all the Melodeons made Prince Co., will be
nishea with this attach without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
disposng ofrghts OIL they
to make it feature in their instruments only be
tanned by purchasing of
W. F. COLBURN, Western Agent.
my1 76h West Fourth street.
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
VENHE designed will continue the Grocery and Produce
"A Business of the late firm of Babcock Brothers his
and for his
jy2l-u ELISHA s. BABCOCK.
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XTERY low easy neat Residence. excellent els
and cellar with either so rs feet of ground.
Goodsell street, squares from the river Apph TO
serisdtw7m JOHN INGLE, ia.
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FENHE Tax Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1856. is
IL now in nv hands: and under the instruction OF the
City Council must collect to the first Monday in No
1856 As there is but little time in which TO do the
business those interested will the necessity of calling
early SETTLE the Council has decided to ahe
Collector Office Hollingsworth Hughes.
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES. Collector.
NJ Nm
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SOAP.-IOo boxes No Family aud Palm. fer sale
~ u acturers prices by
ausI2 GEO. FOSTER & CO.
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BY T. Ell T. g X A PHI,

Arrioal Of The SsaHship Arago at Rsp gork-Foar Day.
Later from Europe.
New YopE, April 2S.fbe Hsvre and outhampton Uni
ted mail steamship Arago arrived ahout
nine o'clock this morning. With dates from those ports to
the oh instant four days later than the sdvices by Az
RIGA.
Among the passengers by the Arago are the Hon. James
Buchanan and N. Dubois, minister from Holland Uni
ted States,
The Arago len Cowes on tho morning Of the 10TH She
Of the Banks experienced moderate weather. and
ice.
She brings the second edition of Wednesday, (the 9th
London Times.
The steamship Edinburgh from this port arrived in the
Clyde the 4h. The Hermann also from this port
rived OF Cowos the eth and the Arabia from Boston, at
Liverpool on the same day.
The French steamer Barcelona arrived out on the 5th
The English that in search Of the
cihe had returned to Galway after ues cruise OF nine
days.
The proceedings Of the Peace Congress continue II Is said
that Austria gives trouble by perteny refusing FIX the
time for evaousting the prncpstes Ausiss preext IL
the necessity Of protecting the country against disorder until
regular administration shall have been established though
bound by tho treaty quit the Ottoman territory
the conclusion Of peace.
Russia, it said, strongly adherss to Austrias posi-
ton.
Later Intelligence however states that the Austrian
troops we're leaving the principsliiies.
The French TO be reduced from six hundred thou
sand to four hundred thousand troops,
II believed that Russia will send ambassador Ta.
rim a. the notifications are exchanged.
Adyiees from st. Peterborough state that the prohibition Of
the export Of Russian produce has been repealed.
The Czsr had issued ukase stating that the two fleets
hitherto maintained by Russia In the Black and Sea Of
Azof are not TO be reinstated.
Many grausdon vessels lying at odesSa have received
ders to proceed TO harseilos considerable fall had taken
place In the market at the latter place in consequence
reported in Berlin that the British cabinet had de-
cded to reject the proposition for capitalization Of the
Sound dues the terms offered by Denmark but would
make proposition itself.
despatch from Paris states that the allies have
ders their fleets TO raise all bockades which have kept
Russian vessels in neutral ports
The French government denies contemplating sending any
expedition to Madagascar but advioes from Touon show
the contrary,
The Russian Minister OF Finance issued notice the sth
instant that, in consequences Of the signing Of treaty
peace merchant vessels Of the western would be ad
intted TO Russian ports.
Le Nord states that the exchange Of Publications would b
effected By the 10th,
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FROM oUR COMMERCIAL ooRREsposDEsr.

NEw YoRK, April "a, 1855.
The announcement Of peace in Europe has already begun
70 influence the value OF money and the rates tended
ward This i however, counteraeted by the general
And Tor capital 70 prepare for the speculative mania anc
pated during the For the moment the demand for
money to meet instruments the government loans affected
the demand but the army expenditures win now soon be at
an end since the troops have got the route home The
india drain OF silver continues however, unabaed and
there little likelihood of any cessation it, India sends
ito produce TO France, America Great Britain and other
countries and the bills pay for it upon London to the
sxtent Of $685. $40 per annum above the
value OF the sales Of British goods India All opera
lions OF India carried silver rupees alone The nav
OF the army and civil list of India always made In silver
produce always paid for in that metal and the natives who
receive 1t, whether from officials for their produce
part readily with it, The railroads also require large pay
ments In silver which must be had from source The
eas for the Indian railways for March per
on $780, 900 shares equal to f75O O0OS3 The
pany In London draw upon the Indian
tent OF about g. 900 per in 60days bills These
bills are sold in London and to that extent suppant the
mittanees OF silver When, however, railroad nstalment
to the extent Of $500 00Oare paid the
office in London, they diminish their drawings that
tent the price OF the bills RISES and silver remittance in
creased in the goth of March S. 500 600 shipped
to Bombay, causing rise OF 3D. per ounce, sweeping
the market of all the silver Offering. Under these cir
cumstanees it is obvious that the only check upon this
outward current Of silver would be the substitution of
or gold for currency in India neither of which very likely
to be adopted to be remembered however, that the
leading countries-United States France Great Britain
have now gold currency almost exclusively, the India
demand for silver will uueasness after the
OF France shall have become entirely is to
say after its vast volume of silver shall been
by gold 1t is the that the Indian demand being
greater than the supplies from the mining countries draws
the metal out of France in exchange for gold The war has
also ceased its gold dran and good harvest will stop the
demand to pay for grain general refux Of that metal
wards the great centres is then looked forward the
Hesitation Of money plethora In the the demand
has ceased The French bank has indeed lowered its
of interest from to per cent, but it is still buyer of
gold in the London market for remittance the Crmea
the heavy instanen paid upon loans caused money
per stocks. 1t is, therefore, dearer Lon
don than in New ork for the present. unusual
cumstance.
The merchants in New York. having passed the heaviest
payments begin to feel great in of money The
bank return for the week gives the following result:
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stsilSeoom testimonial Of the faith Of the snoquAne
Patkai-nan then proceeded with the third prisoner
guide into the interior attacked and dsOdged Leschi and
his band killing eight Of his waOrs and returned
to bis camp at Holmes harbor on Whitbys Island bis
ammunition having been expended
The desire to assist the whites has been manifested
the part Of the Callams the Macaws the Cowtz the
chehahs and all the various tribes Of Puget Sound all
Of whom have been in constant communication with the
settlers and have worked for them This conduct is Of
itself sufficient commentary upon any random as
sertons that the white people have always abused the In
dans, however high may be the source from which it
cnrnna -----
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o N FICIAI l..

~ lllH Fisss Psssdsal u U'sd sJ 4sIisa
al ~AoAa Aas s0nesssa.
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited thai G. O.
BaumeeT has been appointed Of for Charleston,
South caEoaa do hereby him and declare
@ nee 10 exercise sad enjoy such ncOnS pOeTs, and priv
ssss allowed % the eoaso4 " the favored nations
a United States.
Ia ieony whereof have caused these letters be made
patent 9th United aInxed
Given under hand, the city Of Washington 2st day OF
IL 81 Ap A. ID. 1850 and Of the Independence Of Uni
ted States Of AIaencs The ooth
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
BY the PTesidsnts
W., Ii MI Sezfx o
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OFFICIAL l..

TREASURY DxrAxTsxxT, December j, leo5s
Notice hereby gives holders stocks the United States
that this department win purchase the Of OF
said stocks time when the offered prior tho
lst day Of June and will therefor the following prices
wit:
For stock Of the loan Of 1884, Of 10 per For
stock OF the loans Of 1877 and s premium Of 10 For
stock issued under The act Of eO called Texan Dde
nifty stock, premium OF And for stock Of the loan OF
1896 redeemabie tho 18th November 1885, received at the
prior the LIST day January premium per
received between the st January day March
premium OF and received 3lst MARCH,
and prior 10 said LIST OF June rcx premium OF ~
Interest will also be allowed specified
In the certificates from the LEI July last assigned pne
pal OF the certificates received the LIST January Amer
that date, The interest will be allowed addition premium
nom LIST January the date Of their la both
days interest will be allowed addition money the
seller
Certificates transmitted 10 this department under the
ice should be duly assigned the United States
half snters prior The LIST January party
entitled to receive tho purchase money.
Payment for these stocks viii be made by drafts upon
ant ueasuers at Boston, New York. Philadelphia pars
entitled TO receive tho money may direct
r@@N JAMES GUTHRIE,
.a ..... ..#.... Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i--dtlstJunef
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Proposals for Gunpowder.
OspsApcx OyrIoS,
Washington, April a3, 1856.

PROPOSALS invited from OF
country for furnishing Ave thousand barrels OF sunpod
Of quantity not less than thousand barrels
Of the be furnished be
delivered harbor Of New York IN. lst
han the goth July, 1856 Contracts
only with those give satisfactory
ability manufacture powder OF quality
military service rs Of Is Of
10 Of sulphur The Ingredients be used
BE- Of the highest degree Of PURIFY the nitro
than l3,s0h Of chsdes the charcoal
year. and the sulphur Of such puy
100 the resauum shall
fraction Of The powder
hundred pounds each the barrels be made OF
prefsrsbe( deprived Of their barb hoops
barrel aud be secured nails instead 81
side hole and half inch diameter be
barrel and closed by wood with
of leather stepped solution OF hc.s~ar
,p. upenne and piece Of cloth glued the head Of the
plug
will officers
down Ordnance Manual which bid
refe.d and viii be received
Inspection will be and
will be Inspector
Of which, with by ordnance
TONED Of Yok, powder
payrent be made full The proposals
price 100 pounds (bae incuded and
Proposals for Guupowdsr,p and directed
signed Ordnance once, wsbrsion D. c. where ihsy
be the 95h of May the presenc.
cue Of them may choose TO appear.
A. x. CRAIG,
Colonel IL Ordnance.
Boston Post Hartford Times. paper,
papers containing the advertisement
bills to IN. Ordnance Once.
Apat-dt25Mayh lat and Star.
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This movement is progressive and at this point probably
less than the face of the country There have
in all the States seventy banks started in the last year.
and these have prepared the for that speculative
ment which to be taking place. The increase
capital employed in banking is apparently $25 O0O and
the aggregate is Ss47 900. Inasmuch that loans
should represent actual commodities however, the aggregate
outstanding is very small compared with that of 1881
gagged BY the value OF goods is also the paper circulation
of the banks compared with the specie In the country
Thus the of specie supposed have in the
try in 1887 $50 COO it estimated $500
O0O and the comp arson stands thus
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PRENTICE.

GRATIFYING FoRT LARANIE.-The Missouri
Democrat Gays:
We In receipt Of adviees from Fort Laramie TO
the l4th March. The intelligence ola very gratifying
character, and will do much encourage trade during
this General Harvey has been heard from direct
and the received that he has made peace with the
Sioux Indians, excepting band Of the Sanctonas num-
berng eighty lodges That baud ranges the borders Of
the Scovoners and Mandans The Pawnees and Sioux
make peace Immediately The Cheyenpes Arrapahoes
and Pawuees aso to smoke the pipe Of peace
This will insure general paci6caton Of almost an the
tribes Of the mount ms and south Of the Missouri
Among the provisions Of the treaty concluded by Gen
Harvey Is which spuates that the Indians shall keep
off the road This is all that Is needed prevent future
collisions.
General Harvey has closed Major Twiggss agency at
Fort Laramie
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Increase. 332,O3s
D.crea.e.. l,o75,a5o 3,254,s2l 1851

The cearngs have been very large and the deposte
undergone important reduction for the week. showing the
extent payments made without much affecting the
money In the corresponding week last year the reduc
ton in loans 100000. The amount of cearngs"
shows the money transactions averaged higher for the
last week than before, and the future
continued the markets The profits of the banks du
ring the past two years greater matter
when the community is distressed The conseq
u.s. very high prices for their stocks and general desire
make new ones. Thus the Bank of Commerce has capital
0o0 which has paid per cent in the last
and the stock sells to-day at ILL., The company have given
notice that they will double the captalthat is making it
$40 0O0 The present stockholders may subscribe par
This equal bonus Of IL per cent Including this
ment the New York bank capital compares follows:
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BEECHER's Bibles.

We copy the following from the Independence Missouri
Messenger
The great notorety which the Rev. Beeeher given
himself in furnishing Sharpes rifles Kansas emgran
has given these weapons the of Beecher Bibles lot
Of these formidable weapons Wednesday last exposed
for sale in city at auction They brought here from
the Territory by the sold and the proceeds invested
in provisions. They OF at from Sl2 to s16 which is
about half what they cost at the East From tho fact of their
being sold and the low price which they brought leads
the conclusion that the difficulties in the Territory may be
considered end. Should the reverend gentleman and
his pous coadutor learn what disposition being made Of
bis guns, hope it will have tendency to stop his imp
GUS, unholy and mischevous harangues in melting Ame
citizens and civil He will probably
that the citizens of Kansas would prefer half in the shape
of provisions clothing, and farming utensils which great
needed than for the purpose Of shooting their fellow
Citizens. We admire the good of those for turning
their weapons of war into agricultural Implements and will
do what to furnish a market all who may wish
make the disposition of their arms"
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the agricultural and other products have increased
the proportion Manufacturer then times the pres
ent amount Of bank loans would be required represent the
proportion in 1887 1t barely possible that such
proportion should again be reached but the margin for
expansion evidently large one the the coun-
tries With which deal also undergoing expansion
France and the continent to Incredible extent As the
volume Of the currency there rises II permits corresponding
imitation here, without the redundancy showing In the
exchanges This fact Is evident that the volume OF the cur
rency bears proportion to what II formerly was and
prices produce falling under the weight Of supply thus
terminating business upon the seaboard.
The produce markets generally dull Cotton is how
ever firm in prices at the se-say 10 cents for fair
New Orleans Flour dull under increased supply and the
large proportion Of poor qualities aHoAt common to good
Michigan Sc SO 81 ss 80 rs for extra Genesee Canada
FOUR SO so rye four 81 IS IS. Corn meal So 49,
Wheat Is In fair demand sales at 81 95 to arrive Rye 90
cents for northern. Oats plenty at IS 40 cents Corn G.?
So cents for southern mixed ca IS for Jersey yell
low Pork Is firm at SIS for mess SIC for prime Lard
o5s 10 cents Rice, s. IS 81 SO. Wool, 80 So cents
fleece.
The stock market has been inactive for few days and
prices rather fat with little indication Of immediate speoua
tive action.
Yours, PRENTICE