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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JoURN
CONC RES SION AL.
THIRTY FoURgn cONGEEss-FIRsT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, June 20.
fIeUsE.-227 members present House pro-
ceeded to the consideration private bills.
Notwithstanding the current reports that
the Administration has changed its policy re-
garding Kansas, it has been satisfactorily as
certained that such is not the fact The prin-
ciples of the Presidents special message and
proclamation will be enforced, and the federal
and local laws maintained.
Whitefeld, Kansas delegate arrived and
says if the troops are withdrawn peace will
be better preserved. He contemplates intro
ducing resolution in the House with that
viaw
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS and DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
H'rrD-xr. june Ga
Jacob Trader. from Cincinnati to St Louis,
Ark nsaw Traveller. from Cal o to Evansviil.
P,l;oan from do to do.
Iowa. from st Louis TO Cincinnati.
Statesman. from st Louis to Cincinnati.
David Gibson. from Gin, innati New Orleans.
Fa hion from st Louis to Louisville.
W. Il. Denny. from Pittshurg to New Orleans.
Clara Dean from S Louis to Pittsburg.
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TIE 'CANAL.-We understand that water
will be let,in the canal tomorrow, but that it
will be some, days before the canal is ready
for the boats.
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WPEIMONT NAIIsIz5 kegs ali sizes OF this faveri5e
I'D brand n store for sale by
ieIs S. E. GILBERT & CO.. Syc near Water
WN,OUR IN SKIS AND DBI.S.-A supply kept con
stantiy hand. for sale at lowest hy
ieIs s. i. GILBERT & CO.. Sye near " ater.
UNDER 40. zoo feet Henlock Joist;
M 2o.opOfest do Fencing Boards for sale
low by Ie9 Samuel ORR.
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AND GOAL MAR
Ii nys oRR p 5ifs fha 70 &C.
COAL COATIf
C8LC&A R28a

HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC
EAViNG opened store exclusively for the egaF
and tobacco invite the dealers in this article and
particular the country call my
tensive stock consisting of the desirable brands Of
Cigars made in boxes from 50 to 500 in box. shall
keep constantly excellent assortment on hand and will
sell them at low prices TIE attention of Bar and hotel
keepers politely Tequeted having ways syands
FTstaad Streets nearly opposite Bement
& Viele and Preston Bros. - my2
NEW LIGHT ON THE SOHJECT
AVING moved my Tailoring establishment TO Main ste
opposite the Court House. would invite the
tlemen of Evansville inspection of stock, that
have ample to show theme insisting of French EDgA
lsh Cloths Doeskins and Casmeres
price, suitable
the all of which will make order
shors notice the reasonable prices f. cash.
There having goods if they can't be sold. Call
round gentlemen If suit only like Baise
myI3-im DAVID o'NEIL.
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MCKINNEY Il COOK

WATER STREET, BETWEEN LOCUST STREETS,
AV Fl just received and large supply OF and
u cheap Mantllas, fne sets Application Underseeves
Collars Cemzes Undersieeves the best
srment of EElbroideres bought for this Market
They invite speedy cali from all the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding examination themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they any
cle in their house the lowest cash prices Come
come ali. my22
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Auction SALES.
FINE DWELLING HOUSE

FINE DWELLING HOUSE
AND HOU SEHOLD FL RNIT U R
AT AUCTIONi
FkNHE handsome Frame Dwelling and appuTte-
nases front IFS feet Deep street,
Seventh street. the property of Jacob Born will f
private sale beore) be sold public
premises Monday, the 23d day of June O'Clock
A VI.
TEKMs1s cash Is in and = in y tbs with interest
secured by the premises This
finished dwen of its size in Evansville will SOLD
at great bargain Title perfect and will warranted
JOHN INGLE, JR. Ag Il for Jacob Bora.
Commencing clock the pr emises
stng Chairs Tables Bedsteads. Stands Cook Par
ar Carpets and Bedding Cupbo
Ware andTso ne splendid Book Case, &c.
TERMS-A five dollars and Under cash; five
credit months the pureh giving with ap-
proved security. NOOLSEE & NELSON,
jel5-ts Auctoneers.
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f9NEAO chests T. II. in onsfourth Id papers for sale
A by jel2 TENNEY SORENSoN.
MAFzHEOTEE BREAD.
larger than the largest better than the best
sS cheaper than the cheapest always be bad the
New ork Bakery First nearly opposite the Post
Office loaves for %
The proprietor July prepared to furnish all kinds Of
Bread PesCakes aud Crackers either whoesa retail
aud he ater himself that he devoes his
EXCLUSIVE attention the BAKING he give such
perfe satisfaction that after purchasing of him,
jelI-2w C. GAUNT.
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Elle=5z1 6 lssstent, May 23d 1855. es =
II II II n By of this SWELL solo passages may
u be played with the full power OF the instru-
ment while the soft and subdued Here
after ali the Melodeons made by Prince Co will be
nshed with this attach nent without extra charge.
Messs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
dsposng ofrghts other manufacturers but they prefer
to make it feature their instruments it only be OBJ
tained by purchasing Of - - Z
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sePITCH IN.n

EtPET(,H IN,
az Clerks they have bought Goods tn
I'VE able sell the Now
like have given them instruc
sell She Goods much less than
To my and all others who bargains Dry
Goods. would respectfully is time itch
i'm 5. EMBICH.
apis Main street. three doors below SECOND
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THG MAzNRD PoWnER &. coo.MlPANY.

~GA U Cal I'D Cd w G4 @ IA c
AvING reduced their prices correspond with the
duced of Saltpetre. offer their vel
brands of ELECTRIC INDIAN RIFLE aud KENTUeKl
RIFLE Powder in kegs and cansters Also Gunpovder fol
Blasting Mining comprising full quale
and kinds required by the trade gTe entire
satisfaction.
The standard of their Powder which has enjoyed The
highest than twenty years Will be
found by other manufacture of the kind in
the world.
ForsaIe principal dealers the oe of the
Company, No. 80 Wall. Water street, New York.
A. G.. HAZARD, President.
A F.. DOUGLASS, Seey. mt26-6md
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.JEWELKY! .TEWELRYT

FH4HE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the citizens
of Evansville AID vicinity. that he has just receiv ed
and ceving and large assortment of Jewery of
all kinds direct FROM New York to which he would ask the
attention of those desiroUs purchasing His goods all
lowest possible prices.
All kinds ofWaehes and pieces repaired in work.
manner at reasonable charges and work warrant
ed. CHAS. BARNUM.
On First below the Postoice, the
stand formally oeeupied by G. Goshen.
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samuel E. Gilbert & Co.,
Arainst

samuel E. Gilbert & Co.,
Against
The Bank o Kentucky at Louis Garni ,hes.
Vile and the Branch of the State
Bank of Indiana at Evansville
Before William Kempf Justice the peace of Yanderburg
County.
NOTICE is hereby given that the third day of June,
1856, writ attachment and summons garnshee has
been issued by the ersigned the
Gilbert
fer trial on the first day of July 1856.
jelO-3wd WILLIAM KEMPF.
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StTER CANDfElS-Is boxes of full weight Star CandI,
- ree'l and for sale by myl0 j. W. q s. NICKERY
~ OO NOKWEE "a DaTCEEENG.

a VIE CEfsESS POND DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
so ef9 an last legislature of Kentucky have about
worth OF uithing be done through their lands in
nIG County nIr %9. thy will cash, the
the work done each tn e second The WORK
to commence in June or July he finished in December
next The land will be shown and
applying to A L. Churchill, Geo. Henshaz Dr. ] D. Ames
Geo Payne living the land nv Clerk of the
Boardin MorgaEfeld, Hy.
ap2f-2m WILLIS G.. HUGHES
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NEW Willy GROCERY.

Az have bought the stock and taxi the formerly
w occupied by T. Bacon & Co.. Main street opposite
the Branch Ban and have made large additions their
stock with ush for future supplies usfe
promising the citizens Evansville vicinity
articles Family any
house the city Being determined
give satisfaction in ali eases hope receive liberal
Give trial. All Goods delivered free charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER Z CARSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
McKTNNEV 3 COOKE

WATER NEXT DOOR r.. BARGs' LOCUST.
RE receiving and opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting in every
variety usually kept in dry good store. Silks Chaias
Berages Robes Lawns, Briantes, Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and Eeopoan) Ribbons Lace Edgings. Gloves
Hosengin great variyclohs Casmeres Pant goods and
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TNTE rcelving large the best coal in the
w West and ready supply frien DIS and cuso
by the small large quantities. will deliver tc
private houses I2 bushe to the wholesale
sumers. will make liberal deduction Orders lata
the store of Hollingsworh Hughes will he promptly
tended to. ap2 w. Il j. w. HUGHES.
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REM0V Al

D l. STUiEGES x TSROTHER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION NJ MERCHANTS,
No. Broadway Det Franklin Avenue and Wash street,
mhIt-1yd ST. LOUIS MO
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THEIOTHE SPRINGS.
Pike COUntE. Ind.
EORSE STOLEN

VAn ss 0Dls vafnn r e 'ss y soRnNsox
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HNUEES ESQ English Dairy and Western Reserve
" Cheese for sale by myl4 4 d. HEIMANN-
IL ARPER'S MAGAZINE tor Nav. Just rec AID for
u 4 sale by apps I. CON1NGToN co.
GHLARET VINE-1oo boxes in store and for sale by
~ apps PRESTON BROS.
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AGTTZENS Bank. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
u pany Plan and Mechanics and Lagrange Bank of
Georgia. and OOmmerc Bank Nash
vile and Banks Alabama, Ten
nasee Georgia South Carolina par
Groceries the lowest cash ices bought small
discount for cash. by S. Z. GIL BERT d CO,
| ieIf neal Water.
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has taken the place of the packet Memphis, in
the Cincinnati and Memphis trade, and was to
have left the former city night before last. She
may be expected here to-day for Memphis.
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W. F. eoLBURN. Western Agent,
nloKE NEW spKI m q ds5i G1 rs 60.

aN9
hch open and al be sold this eek to tie
M .dpeOpe who will please quick cannot hold
eue my1 HENDRICKS q McREA.
1856. SPRING TRADE OPEN. 1856.
VIE subscribers in receipt of their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mens Womepss
Misses oGth aud Children Boots. Shoes Gaterss
Baskins slippers &c. which they call the attention
of the trade Those purchased early selected
from the first and most desirable
markets. HENDRICKS s& .McREA
mh2l First Main.
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will be here tomorrow, Sunday, from Loui
vile, and directly she discharges her freigt
will return.
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HAYES, CRAIG q co.
Main Corner Fourth streets Louisville. Ky Water
ST., New York.
IMPROBABLE dealers in Hats. Gaps and Straw Goods
Nv have and in daily receipt of the
complete of goods in their line found in
any establishment West of New York City. We
selling and shall continue 30 do Indiana Merchants and
others favorable terms and low prices the
articles be bought in the Eastern markets.
Wo invite examn ltion of stock proof
Of assertion. apl5-3m
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EXV DU lsGN.

FRESH AND FINE,
ETCH VIERLlNG have just opened largo assorten enc
Of Drugs and Medicines. which Thy invite the aten-
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars pants Brushes of anjs,
Oils Dyestuas Spices. Perfume Fanny Articles &C. &e
Medicines. All kinds of Paints
ronn tn OIL pure dies medicinal purposes
carefully prepared Gail at NO. Ii alter st
under tbes journal OHce. myS-tf
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31
Yankee jim Correspondence.
YANKEE JIM, May %, 1856.


Mr.. Editor:--We had King testimonial
meeting held here on last Sunday at o'clock
i. NJ, at the Golden Gate Saloon. The
meeting was highly respectable, and eynced
deep and sympathetic feeling for the la
mented King ard his bereaved wife and chill
dren.
A committee of six was appointed to re-
ceive subscriptions for the wife Of the deceas-
cd, and to which the citizens Of Yankee jim
and vicinity are responding in manner
worthy the cause.
Appropriate resolutions were also drafted
and unanimously adopted. They arc to be
published in the Placer Herald, Placer Press,
and Iowa Eiill News, and copy of which is
TO be forwarded to San Francisco.
FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31
W1Nps oF THE NORTHERN HEMspHERE.-

WINDS OF THE NORTHERN HEMIsPHERE.-
Professor Boflin, of Layfayette College, Penn
syvana, in an elaborate scientific paper, says
that there exists in the Northern Hemisphere
three great zones of wind, extending entirely
around the earth, modified, and in some cases
partially interrupted by the confguration
and character of the surface. The first of
these is the trade wind near the equator,
blowing, when uninterrupted, however, in the
Atlantic Ocean near the coast Of Africa. upon
the Mediterranean sea, and also in Barbara
by the actions of the great Desert. The sec
ond is a belt Of westerly wind nearly 2000
miles in breadth, between latitude 35 and so
degs, North, and encircleing the earth, the
westerly direction being clearly defined in the
middle Of the belt, but gradually disappearing
as we approach the limits on either side.
North of this there is another system Of winds
blowing southwardly, from high northern
lalitudes, and gradually inclining towards
the West as it moves into a latitude ofgreat-
er eastern velocity.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

OUT OF THE FRYGNGPAN INTO TIE FlBE.--he
understand that Yankee Sullivan. claiming TO Dc
a British subject. since his arrest Ny the Vigilance
Committee made application to the English Coh'
sui. Mr. Aiken, for protection. To this appeaIMr
Aiken, who sympathzes very little with sacA
deep-dyed Williams, replied that he bad no one1c
tion to receiving him under the protection OF Dis
fag-but understanding that he was fugitive
convict from Great Britain. he should immediate
ly send him back in irons! Upon learning th'
decision. Sullivan reConsidered his original lhleu
ton, concluding he would not make much BY 'le
change True Cafi}orni0n.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

Col. HENLY AND THE GovERYMENT.-We
hear that the accounts of the Hon. Thos. J
Henly, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs for
the Department of California, have been set
tied by that gentleman, who has been for a
week or two, in Washington. They embrace
the expenditure of over 100000 for mul-
titude Of objects. The Governments show
ing is said to have been within twenty five
dollars Of his an instance of commendable
accuracy on his part, rare indeed, in the
management of extensive and varied pecunia-
ry trusts in a new section of country.
Mr.. II. has also, on this finally closed his
account with the Post Office Department, as
late Postmaster Of San Francisco. 1t is said
that the balance found due to him was about
81 900, which he had left in the hands Of
the Government until coming to Washington
to make his settlement in person. A prompt
and faithful public officer is Mr.. Henly of
California. Washington Star
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31
AUBURN. MAY 81. 70Ee,
Anniversary of the Fire in Auburn.

On Wednesday next it will be twelve
months since our town was visited by the
fire which laid ii in aslics.
1t was quite misfortune to most Of us,
for though the actual losses in property did
not exceed 100000, it has cost much more
than that to replace it in the m2nncr in
which the necessities of the times seemed to
REQUIRE. As individuals we are certainly
losers, but as a town much the gamer. Our
streets are wider and nearer straight, the
buildings are better more convenient and
secure.
The town has been supplied with an ex-
celent article of spring water, which is car
ried in pipes to the business and dwelling
houses; and should another fire occur, would
be al important auxiliary in stoppiugits pro
gress.
Auburn has for long time been celebra-
ted for its hotels-they are better now than
ever. The "Traveler's Rest" has been en-
larged and otherwise improved; the Man
sion House" is a quiet comfortable place; the
Hotel de 7 Union" is convenient to the
Courts; the "Orleans," formerly the Stage
House, is well kept; the Gem" cosy and
pleasant; and the american" the most lux
uriously furnished house in the mountains,
has an experienced landlord who will see to
its reputation.
The new Empire" we understand, will
soon be completed, and when friend House
once opens; there are too many good quail
ties connected with the house and keeper to
pass unnoticed by the public.
The American is three story fire proof
brick, the balance are built of wood, but
eommodious and comfortable
There has been built fourteen strong fire
proof brick and stone houses, al a cost Of
over 100000.
One hundred and thirty frame buildings
have been erected at a cost varying from
$500 to $4,000. This great outlay of cap
ital, great for village Of the size Of Auburn,
has not been without some Inconvenience
and embarrassment to business, vet we have
had but two failures during the year-one Of
these for very inconsiderable amount.
Our merchants have larger stocks Of goods
and better assorted.
The gold dust buyers purchase and ship
on an average, each week, about twenty
thousand dollars in dust.
The Placer Press Office, which was literal
ly destroyed, has been rebuilt, we'll furnished
with material, and is now prosperous.
The Herald" has been enlarged since the
fire, rebuilt The Office, and greatly extended
its circulation. New job type have been
added to its material, and every convenience
drawn around it for business purposes.
These are some of the results of the energy
and enterprise Of the citizens of Auburn dur
ing the past year.
The large capital expended in improve
nents Of SO permanent character has given
our place stability, that invites business
to our doors, and business men to locate
among u.s. We shall shortly be relieved
from all the embarrassments which can be
legitimately traced as the result Of the fire;
and if the coming year shall prove as profit
able in business as the one gone by we may
hope for good time in the future Of Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

ELEcTIoNs,--In the municipal elections of
Albany and ST, Louis, the Democracy achiev-
ed most gratifying victories. The Demo
cratic nominee in Albany was chosen by %
majority over the fusion candidate combin-
ing all elements Of opposition and great per-
sonal popularity besides. The Common
Council have since thrown out some presum-
ell irregular votes and declare Perry elected
but his opponent will likely hold his seat.
In St. Louis Mr. How, Democrat, received 2
$50 majority, the Common Council being 80
Democrats and Americans. In Spring
field, Milwaukee, Davenport, Iowa; and Keno
sha, Wisconsin; the Democracy have carried
their municipal tickets. At indianapolis, the
capital Of Indiana, the Old Line Democratic
ticket was elected by 250 to 800 majority.
ngham, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Connecticut, lacked only ,554 votes
of an election by the people. Nearly all the
recent township elections in Michigan result
ed in the Democratic success. At Augusta
Georgia, April 18th, the Americans elected
their candidate for Mayor, and nine out Of
twelve Councilmen.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31
California SURVEYS.

4 correspondent of the Alta writing from
Washington City under date OF April 2lst
says:
1t is still uncertain when the sales of pub
lie lands in California will take place. Re
turns Of surveys are pouring into the General
Land Office and placed at once in the hands
ofeXaminers to scrutnize every part and par
eel Of them. Returns have just been received
Of subdivisions and exterors of twenty two
townships and parts Of townships immediate
II east Of the coast range Of mountains, be-
tween Iuare and Buena Vista Lakes, inter
@ec,ed by the swaupa Of those lakes; also the
eAteIiors Of twenty townships in body north
and east Of the Butte mountains, between
the principal meridian and the Sierra Nevada
extending from the 81 to the 4th standard
parallel north, or in the Valley Of the Iuba
River, Immediately north Of Msrysville. These
surveys were on the Mount Diabo meridian
On the meridian Of the San Bernardino, we
have the surveys ofsubdiyisions and exteriors
Of fifteen townships and parts Of townships
extending from Elizabeth Lake, in Turner's
Pass, along the north slope Of the Sierra
Madre, across the Valley of the Mohave River
north principal meridian. These surveys in
clude north traverse line commencing at
the Santa Clara River, and running through
La Solidad Pass called Turner's Pass, on
some Of the maps Of the Sierra Madre noun
taus.
There has also been received a survey of a
traverse line along the Pacific coast COM
mencing at UuiOntown, at the head of Hum
bolt Bay, on the south boundary Of township
4 north ranUa | east and pXtpndin0 mort h.
ward to Smith river, which falls into Pelican
Bay only some eight or ten miles south Of
the State line This is an interesting survey
and map ofsome eighty miles Of sea coast,
showing by actual measurements the precise
localities of Crescent City and Trinidad and
the remarkable rocks, headIanis mouths of
lagoons, rivers, DC, on that section of the
rOaSt.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

Exy Andrew Jackson Doneson was not
the adopted son of Andrew Jackson, but only
the nephew of Gen. Jacksons wife. Every
man has his pest" said the General once in
Washington, with sigh, SMILE and twin.
kle of philosophical humor in his eye, "and
| have nv Donelaon."
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-Frend
Hart sends us the following list Of newly
elected officers of this Club President, g.
c. Newman; Vice Presidents, John Holder,
John 7. Kincaae, c. NJ Mckinney; Secreta-
ry, II. G. Hart; Corresponding Committee,
Mcssrs. Newman, Adams and Hart.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

SAN MATEo ELECTION FRAUDs.--lt is sta
ted that the people of this county are deter
mined to resist any attempt that may be
made on the part of the new y elected Off
GERS to take their seats, some Of whom have
already declined to qualify. The grounds
arc that the entire election was fraud
The Placer herald., 1856-05-31

ExPoRTING THE DEAD.-The bodies ofthree
hundred dead Cinnamon, brought to this city
from various parts of the State, were carried
away yesterday in the clipper ship Stephen
Baldwin, bound for Hong Kong. These
are sent home by their countrymen here, at
cost of 500 each The importation of
live Chinamen and the expectation Of dead
Cinnamon is profitable to our shippers.