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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

IJohn d. Defrees, Esq, Of indianapolis,
has addressed two letters to Jas. B. Clay
They are scathing. We regret not having
room for them.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

OF Preston S. Brooks, during a late speech
IN Columbia, S. c., explained the intimatiOn
made by him in his speech, on resigning his
seat in the U. s. House of Representatives,
wherein he had said THAI it was in his power
to begin a revolution, thus:
What he meant was that had he during the
debate on his expulsion. walked up and slapped
the face of the prominent aan Of the Black
Republican party, storm would have been
raised which would have ended only in the
hall of the House being drenched in blood.
We think the first result of Mr.. Brooks slap
would have been his dismission from the pres
ance of the assembled House at the point Of
boot-toes. He is the last man, however, who
would strike an equal where he had any chance
Of resistancs.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11


TENBE day into partner
ship uuder the style Of French Jerauld carry
the wholesale Dry Geods and Clothing bu inyss. and
hat purpose will glad all their friends the old
stand OF johnson q French, Evan willie. md
N. f. FREN CHI.
augl4 SYLVESTER t. JERAULD
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
JUST DISCOVERED.

Isay Mr. Jones' where did you get those fine favored
Cigars7'
Why. at Francis Fsndreh Brothers.. Main street.
door above First. sep1O-tf
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

Ak STOCKHOLDERS in the Northern Plank Road Company
y who have paid twenty dollars on each and very
share K hereby notified that unless
eent make said twenty dollars shall be hid to Jonathan
Jaduess Trsasur.r of said ComPaRy. his count
in Evansville. before the 10Th day Of October
said thereon made will for
feited to said Company. Bv order of the Directors
sep2-2yd EM. n. WALKER, Secrstary
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ROOMS

So Notices in this place. line insertion
lire three tmes 80 cents per line week. dis
,oup tom time
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
FARES:

Daily hrefEht Trsns leave Evansville and
~ A M on which foesf passe " III be taken.
@ For any information through Tick apply tAs
Cehpanys transportation Office. head Loeust
ahsvile =, Jei4 j. J. DANIELS. snpst.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take su shs
a. z nd WV
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

@Weather yesterday warm and windy
and streets getting dusty again.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
ng~SDgrVE0N ynvUCC

AN the l9th of August the partn existing
~ Mckinney Cooke dissolved ~ mutual
McENNEY all detts owing by the late rHl an
eeomes the pureha of A. Cookies in
h. Merchandise heretofore BY them in Evan vile
Ind C. NCKIN Ely.
sep3-f a
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

RY-REPUBIcAN DOCUMENTS. English and German.
can be had by sending fer the to the office of
II. Q. WHEELER. ESQ.,.
sepl1-2td2w Near ashngton House, Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

fOFFEE.-100 sacks Prime reed per ansaw Travel
" er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
4 ,HEksE.-5o boxes W. R. Cheese reed b
- sep4 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
GEORGIA LOTTERY

.4athorized Sy the State Of Gc0rgia.I
GUARANTEED!
Fort Gaines Academy Lottery!
To drawn in the City Allan Georgia in public
Saturday, Sept. II, 1885,, she
H A v a " A P L. a n
RzrParehasers in buying odd number and
number who tickets guarante ed to draw So Halves
quarter ticket in proportion with chance of obtaining
which hundred cent. better
the purchaser than any other Lottery in existence.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
FOR SALE.


ENOC hundred Acres land lying in Hamilton county
a in th State of Illinois Terms For nrsher in-
formation enquire EMBTCH'S Dry goods Store,
sep3 Main. street three dno RS below Second.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

C. F. KILLER wM. @. ADLBRS BERG sale on
ths 3th day OF SePt of the south of N" T. in
Wns' Up south c VGnderhursh count
WA. W SToN e EF AL VS.. o. BELL.-SAle on ed day
OF Sep, of prugs. Medicines Oils Psns sas, Glass;
ware, Wines. Br&ndiss, other liquors
II. d, ALLIS aud L H0WES vs. MARY SCEELS Sale
the 30th day of Sept of the No %.
township s. rye 10 west. VAnderburgh county
JOHN A. REITZ EFT ALys. P. HENDERSON, Sale
the I'D day Of Sept ppeA Lot n bcck 1856
in Lamaseo Cfty said sasehold running July a 1851
JOHN s HOPKINS VS.. THOS Butler Sale Aug 30.
Donation Enlargement Evansville
block I5 Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
of Evansville.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

lunaer this head will always he found correct statemen
of the SheriHs Saes including nkmes OF parties preper
and time OF sales.l
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
DTlCE

FHNHE Vanderburgh County Agricultural Hortcultu
IL RAJ Society Will hold its regular monthly meeting
saturday next fol attndance is requested the eec
ciety viii meet ~ Crescent City Ha O'Clock P VI B.
order OF she President. P. HORNBROOK
Secxatsry
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
GREAT BARGAINS.

READ! CON sIDEH!! ACT!i!
HAVE for sale 27 choice building Lamasco City
"a of these lots have been OFFER, sale
separately Tney rise the best
city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and
G.. COPELAND,
At Co Opelands Exchange Bank.
II B.A few of these lots will exchanged Brick
Carpsn ers' and plasterers work. sepl1- 2m
PORTRAITS OF THE PR EsIDEGT
k1NINE and lithographc LIken all
candidates for President Vice President for sale "
sepO t. C0NYNGTON K Co
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SAM'L SWAN & Co, MANAGERS.
PkIZEs AMOUNTING TO
s. q O 4 Q g O =
500 1000
Ia-iAH Prizes. amoun

Is, ,iS5 Prizes. amounting $50 600
s. determined by the mber which
600 Prize-f that number should be
number then odd number ticket in he scheme will be
entitled if number then number
ticket il the chne will he entitled TO So in addition
other prize which the ticket may draw.
All those tickets ending with o. g. g. s. even-and all
those ending with l, 3 5. 7, .. are odd.
HF- every Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction
a3-A prizes 81 600 and under paid imme medately after
the usual time thirty
Allcommunications strictly sonfdsDtia The
ber will be forwarded purchasers Immediately alter the
drawing.
The plan of drawing the Lottery viii be with all tick
ordeDed.
s5- Who Tickets s10-Halves. $50 larers s21s. aa
Prize Tickets cashed renewed other tick either
Office.
GREAT ISpUcEMENTs TO cLuBs-Aa half of the tick
guaranteed draw So, will sell Certifca
packages tickets follow
ing rates. All the tickets the
guaranteed accrues to the purcha er:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets eco
do III Half do
do 10 Qaarter do ........ -.
Addses orers for tickets certificates of packages of
s SWAN A. CO. Atlanta Gaor
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11
NEW ADVERTEsENHESTS.

II 1 T. 4 8.
One lines time, three 81;
week. 50 weeks 81 so; month. 81; three
months 81 81 months, $1o year Sl5 Discount
Advertisements Cards of six lines under So
No for marriage, death religious notices
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

RE R G e - 80
JAS. G.. JONES ESQ.,, MEssRS z. Il. Cook Son.
j. 5. MITCHELL. MEssRs. GEO. FosTEK & Go.
Evansville, Indiana. aug3v-iyd&w< :.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

NREH I'm s-ln suit purchasers delivered at
2JS the Depot or Canal, for sale ~
sep6 GEO FoRTER co.
HNAER q Ar -('G r ED II sTs.-A suppiy Of very
EL superior Hams, just rec'e ny
sep5 HBRSHBERGER & CARSON.
HtHEESsE.-5oO bis ". Cheese just reed
a by sep5 HERS BERGER & CARSON
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

+Ths charge against Judge Lockhart is an error
Although not temperance man. ne is not at this time
10y any means man of such beasty habits As our cor
resp ndent describes him.--[ED. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

FENHEREis Agent here of the Rochester Nursery
making engagemrn for the delivery of fruit Al
Of those who purchased largely this Nursery
and imposed think this
its mistakes of last year they
of the citizens OF Evansville.
sepl1-It DECKER & KRAMER.
HANG OUR BAN y Err ON THE OUTER WALL
A FINE assortment of Politcsl Flags for sale at
IN EMBICH'S Dry Goods Store
sepit Main street, three doors below Second.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

KEEN q PRESTOS
AVE their Fall and Winter socs
goods embracing variety OF merchandise they
have usually kept.
We he the largest and best selected stock
merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
ectnns goods whether he will leave
the various combinations cay rich colors
fee prouder of his country.
sep6 KEEN & PRESTON.
EISLOUR. 10 bbls best Superfne br nds;
n 25O Extra 9S lbs 50bs rs lbs eaeh reed by
railroad and for sale by sep6 GEO FOSTER CO.
q lO:sN.-3. GO bushels prime W hte for sale by
~ sel6 GEO. FOSTER & co.
EEuENT.-l3O bbls II HuIme.', superior brand. for
- sale by sept GEO. FOSTER IL co.
NEWS FOR AEL!
NNTE beg inform the Ladies in
SE particular that ready to show You of
the gran dest displays, FANCY STAPLE DRY GOODS
BE- fore offered this market We
full description immense Suce
that Ladies Dress Goods French
and English 5erinos Woolen Plads black fancy Silks
De anes Manas, Shawls. the richest French Embroide
rieS Silk Bonnets Lades Misses and Childrens Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Wi dow Curtain Calieoes.
Gingham FIannes LnseI Jeans Satlet Domestics and
thousands Of other articles numerous mention
be beat whether in quality price,
still adhere mottoS CHEAP SELL HEAP
Call rybody the ain the
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

week. 81 so; weeks. So so; month s4 three
months 81 months, $40; year SIS. Discount
Cards six lines under So
No charge for marriage death religious notices.
FALL AND WI TER CLOTHING
WHOLESALE RETAIL.
T Fl E L | L L L E P r n G E
CIoth1ng Stores
best 6f Cl1thing and Furnishing Goo
Hats and Gays. Boots Shoes Trunks and VsSes; also
lot of Cassineres Silk lvets Cloths Bavers Sstne
and Trimmings which goods will sell eitl er wholesale
retail the prices Garments made order
Western Star Clothing Store.
sepl1 Corner of Water and Sycamore streets.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
q TX of the buildings Locust
- the Sherwood House, completed for
They story bricks below with
tenaments above. Apply to :,
sepll-6 ]. NJ. CALDWELL
VA OuDBN AMI WILLOW WARE. THE FIRST ARaIvAL
Nv SEASON.
= bags prime Eastern Coffee obag Pepper;
200 lbs Iadigo; 4aoO lbs s. c Soda;
200 lbs pure Cream TARTAR 1000 lbs soda Ssieraus;
In stere and for sale low by
sepI III COOK & SON.
TEA: TEAn TEA!n TEAmn
AUR stock of Teas is very full and complete. We
~ eoahdent that oaer hne trades in the
10 half chests Gunpowdsr; 10 half-Ohests Black:
DO sn's Hysen Skin; 50 boxes @ .s,d Teas. hS'0h'
sepl y. ii. COOK d SON.
ENOR RPREsERvING.-whiteH Hsva Sugar. in guam
G- titles suit eustoa aers. for sale by
seplI E. GILBERT d CO., Syc. Water.
HSEO COFFEE.-Ioo bags tor sale very low by
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-11

FSNHE subscribers in receipt OF their supply
q Fall and Winter BOOTS and II ES secet tht
city aud country trade embracing every variety aud
of Mems Women's an Chidrers to whic thsy cal
the attent tiOn 0 the public McREA a. WELLS,
First street.. Fosters Block.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,

/ Tbs SPEAKER announced as the Select Commit
,es of seven, TO which referred the bill OF Mr..
Dunn introduced yesterday 10 enable States border
sr on The Ohio TO improve the navigation Of the
anne. the following manned gentlemen: Messrs Dunn,
asrt ton, Alien. Ritclie, Cox, Taylor and Carh+ie:
| Mr.. WHITNEY introduced a bill to estabish a
spifom rule Of Datul aizaiOn, repeating tue present
sws Referred to the judiciary Committee.
/ M HERBERT introduced blu proviting for an
Iyerand mail from some point on the MissSsippi to
San FIanciscO Referred to POst-Ofhce Co nmittee
i The House then resumed the consideration of the
,,soluion to empower the Committee on Elections TO
vpd for persons and papers in the Kansas case.
Mr.. TRAFTON defended the Emigrant Aid SOcie.
tes-the aniInus of which, he said was Liberty ana
be objects aimed AZ the possession and popping OF
sur Territories with free men and free women. lie
enied that they have hired or paid the passage OF
pltary man to Kansas, neither have they purchased
etc riHes, OF arms If any kind. The Emgrant
AID Societies peopled Virginia, Maryland and other
Soulhern States; and but for them many Southern
Copgrcssen TO say the least, would not now be here
Mr. DAVIS Md opposed the resolution TO send for
vsrsons and papers, there being no case presented
ghich can he decided By any evidence thus produced
Mr. WAKEMAN coutroverted the legal positions
ysumed by Mr.. Davis, aud sad that the Admnistra-
Op were endeavoring by sharp practice and chicane
TO induce the House not to send TO Kansas Tor per-
ns and papers through fear Of exposing the vilainy
the Administration, the like of which has never
bfoe been known since the existence of this country
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
IROGRESS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCES.


y the House Printing Tolegsph-Oeo No q Wall street
HALIFAX, Wednesday, March 70, 1856.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Capt Stone,
rom Liverpool at p. m. the ls inst, arrived at
IBIS port at II o'clock on Tuesday night, bringing l33
vsssenges. She encountered no ice ON the passage.
| The Arabia sailed at Il. m. on Wednesday, with
h nOrtherly wind for Boston, where she will be due
bout 10 o'clock on Thursday morning.
| The steamship Fulton, from NewYOrk, arrived at
gsyre on the 25th Of February.
/ The steamship Hermann sailed from southampton
Wednesday, the 27th ult., with ninety passengers
md large cargo, partly transhpped from the steamer
Bsgque
The steamer Quaker City, from New-York on the
18th February in place of the Pacific had not arrived
out at Liverpool.
| The following dispatch sent TO Messrs. Brown,
Spley & Co., the Liverpool Agents OF the Collins
Line:
GLASGOW, Feb. CT.
The steamer Edinburgh, which arrived here from
YewYork on the l4th inst, passed on February 7th
srge quantity of broker ice and on it saw quantity
dbroken cGbin furniture, fine ornamental doors with
Thite or glass handles, ladys work-box, and
Sme other articles such would be sure to be found
the cabin of firt-cass ship or steamer The Edn-
burgh was then ont five days from NewYork, in lat.
40 56, lon. As 40. Time, $3.50 a. m.
Insurances had been made on the cargo OF the
Pacific at Liverpool at sec 81 free of average.
I'VE are informed by the agent of the Collins Line
this city New. York that the doors referred to in
the above dispatch correspond with those in use in the
deck cabins OF the Pacific but they are also common
TO most of the trans Atlantic packetshps, it IS quite
possible that they may have belonged to some sailing
yessel.l
The ship James Baines was overdue at Liverpool
rom Melbourne, having been "a days out, and some
nxiety began to be felt for her safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

in The opinion Of the Hsrbor Commissioners, the i'm
proyeuents VIII be prejudicis to the safe navigation
Of the harbor. said Commissioners shall alter the lines
10 coufom 10 their views of safety sc.
PACIFIC DOCK COMPANY.
Mr. ANTHON reported fsvoraby upon An Act 70
Incorporate the Pacific Dock Company which incor.
rorates Daniel Richards, Wi.iem Kemble Thomas
William IT,. Dsni'l Drew Francis B. Cutting. Chas.
Kelsey Alexander McConocbie, Thomas l.. DAVIS, and
William T. Livingston, by the name Of the Pacific
Deck Company, for the purpose Of erecting, building,
snd mairtsuing docks, bukheads, piers basins dry
cocks. fouucries, and warehouses, for conmercisl
use- in TIE port OF New-York and within the line
established by law for the erection Of docks anf bulk
heads ard 10 resive reasonable dockage and wharf
age from all persons usng the same. The capital
stock is to be 81 100000 divided up into slOo shares
The usual provisions were made for managing Cor
porations.
BILLS PASSED,
For the better preservatios of the notices OF Ia pen
dtns in the CITY and County of New-iork.
To extend the charter of the Richmond County insn
rauce ComTsn and 10 restrict its operation 20 Rch-
mon County.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
THE CONFERENCES.

The Plenipotentares held their first meeting at the
Hotel of Foreign Affairs at Paris on Monday the 25th.
There were present Counts Buol, Hubner Walewski,
OrloG Cavour, Villamarinac, Baron Brrinow, Lord
Clarendon. and Ali Mahomet Count Waewski pre-
Eded The session lasted three and ahalf hours, and
was opened by an Introductory speech from Count
Waewski. Credentials were then exchanged and
written guaranty signed not to diyulge the proceed
ngs until the whole be concluded. discussion took
place on the arstice and settled that 1t should
st until the end Of March, but without affecting the
blockade. The Austrian propositions were formally
paraphrased rs the basis of negotiations, and the
meeting then adjourned.
Tn Tuesday there was no meeting, that time might
be afforded 10 formulate and ratfy the armlstices
sgreed to on the previous day.
On W Wednesday the second meeting of the Congress
was Id but nothing known with certainty OF It's
procee dDgs. Many rumors abounded.
Ii is now asserted that Rnssa while asserting 10 othe
destruction Of Sebastopol BOmarsund, and even Nico
ae refuses 10 cede the ProtectOrate the Greek
Christians. THUS far the indications are favorable to
The suppo-itiOn that Russia really desires peace.
Vienna letter asserts that Prince Gorchakoh had
stated that the Russian Government considers the
Conyocston Of general European Congress, immedl-
a,ely after peace is signed, as the best means oil
settling all auestions France and Austria favor the
idea England does not.
The evident cOrdislity existing between France and
Austria begins to excite uneasiness in EOgland, ana
triple league of France Austria and Russia against
England is surmsed as not sn improbable incident in
the future.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
A LEGISLATIVE FIGHT.
ALBAsY,

ALBANY, Wednesday, March l2 1886.
After the adjournment of the Assembly this after
noon Mr.. Desher Of Erie and Mr. Guest Of New York
had high words concerning bill that had been be-
fore the House. when Mr.. Guest made use of an cx-
preston considered insult ng by Mr.. Deshler, and
thereupon Mr.. Desher applied his fists to the head of
Mr.. Guest. After recovering from the staggering
eject of Mr.. Deshers blows, Mr. Guest returned to
the attack when the combatants clinched, and both
being large and powerful men, they were separated
with great difficulty. The damages that both parties
sustained proved not to be very serious.
The largest lobby of the season is in town. There
is one headed by John n. Gepn, opposing the Watson
prison contracts; another by Messrs. Hsght, Stewart
and Phalon opposing the broadway Railroad; another
by Mr. Phenx in favor Of that work, together with Il
host Of canal contractors, endeayoring to lobby
through the bill repeating tho fifteen per cent draw
back on contracts. Tha city il completely crowded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

Telegraphic intelligence from Trieste gives advces
from Bombay to February 3 and from Canton TO Jan
uary II. The Kingdom of Dude had been annexed.
The Bombay Banks had raised their rates of interest
TO l. per cent. -
At Calcutta the Money market had improved Ex-
charges on London were 2l23.
A great fire lad occurred at MacOa. Exchange on
London at Canton was 4 II, and at Shanghse 6I9..
HoNG KoSG Jan. 15.--The exports of Tea to date
have been 54 900 600 lbs. and of Silk 1000 bs. The
stock OF teas generally Is light. Common descriptions
sre scarce and prices of fine well maintained. The
rotes for silk are also firm. There is improved de-
mand for imported goods, especially metals
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
-n =. o,,eorned hv thia Administr.tinn. M

hail he enforced by this Administration Mr..
@ 49, cave notice that the Administration have but
sssrs Ieft in which they will have the power to
wx X military and naval forces Of the country.
~ WTLLER-When did You find that out
1sughierl. -. Ill =. ~,
AL suhicci-and resuming he said that his belief
~ ,here was no necessity for violence bu, tia.
sr, and ,po,eraiion will attain settlement Of
r. cuestion without disturbing the peace Of the
~ dr ,,dsngeiiug the Union. He proposed to keep
~ srI meet the question its norris He trute1
,sor ,o admit Kansas State, there being already
= eco neople in that Tcrritcry.
On motion Of Mr.. DOUGLAS the reports were or
,eIed printed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13
THE CRIMEA.

Orders have been forwarded to the allied Generals
in The Crmea respecting the armstice. II is said that
NADoleon has nlimated to the Generals and Admrals
low in Paris that they probably need not return to
their commands. Leave of absence IS now freely
given 10 officers in the Crimea. The Allies were
about to destroy the sunken ships in the haroor oy
dropping heavy shells to explode under water. lie
geneial health of the troops continues good.
II is stated. via Vienna, that lsmaI Pashs super
sedes Omer Pasha in the Asiatc command Omer
recently demanded from the Pore the appointment as
Minister Of War, with the power of Commsnder-In-
Chief of all the Turkish forces. On being refused he
sent in bis resignation which has been accepted. fr
yate sdvices DO not confirm this.
The Sultans decree in favor Of Christians had been
read in presence of Turkish dgnitaries at COnstan
tinople.
srctinp triple row Of piles across the Gulf of Fin
lard twelve mies across and six miles from Cronstadt
with but few openings, behind Is steam fleet OF Is
sAips. IA corvetts and 20 gunboats
Russian kase orders the immediate Issue oi treas
uy notes in seven series amounting IN the aggregate
to q, ,OOO roubles
Within the past few weeks large amounts of specie
lad been forwarded acrnss the Prusian frontier 20 The
address of Stiegetz g. Co.. Petersburg, Russian Court
Bankers.
CouSt Nesselrode has bad voluminous report pre-
pared as TO the present state of affairs IN the no
wee, Of Finland, and particularly as to the nghts o.
fishing, which Russian Laplanders have acquired W On
Swedish coasts The inquiry is suppoSedto Dc iel"''e
10 Gen. Canrobert's Swedish Treaty.
Great energy is manifested in Russia IN advancing
nilways.
The relations between Russia and Prussia inci ease II
eordiaty.
GREAT BRITAIN,