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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-19
financial.

NEw York, Oct l7--pM
winslow- Lanier ,S Co. have suspended.
They will 90 into LIQUIDATION and have a
large surplus. s...,r.. -.
PHILADELrnIA, Oct l7--P
Some alarm was occssioned by tho report
that the Pennsylvania Bank had made an
assignment. The rumor Is positively contra
dicted by d Director who declares that such
q notion was never preached IN the Board
nor entertained by any member OF IT. The
Board now IN session will probably give an
Official contradiction. f.4
Tho notes sf all Banks solvent before sus-
pension in this State Xc,pting tho Anthra7
cite Bank. of TainaQha aud the Farmers
Bank of Lancaster are now taken on deposit
by Banks of Philadelphia. and paid ont for
their checks and notes il Is supposed. Ar
engagements viii be made slro IN take the
above. Barksnf baltihyure do nottake any
I Pennsylvania or Virginia n0tes. PennsyI-
vania notes arc at discount of one 20 ten
per cent in that city
~ AUGUsTA, Ca, Oct l7--P n
All the Banks Of this city suspended this
| morning.
HARTFORD, Oct JPN
Charter Oak, Mercantile and Exchange
Banks continue to receive the bills of other
suspended Banks.
LouIsvILLE, Oct 1T--PM
| The Jeffersonville Branch Of the State
Bank of Indiana refused to pay specie for it,
bills to-day.
BosroS, Oct l7--rM
| The result Of the Bank Directors meeting
| to-day authorizes an increase of loans to the
amount Of three pIillions.-, Stocks better
More orders for Investments coming in.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
vrrrYrAxEJ.

Ar rnectneof me Csirnion Cornell held on the
N evening Of the e;h inst he foioSng resofut'on
was adopted: -. = -.
RssofrEp, That the City Collector be and he is
hereby Instructed to allow the taxpayers Q. The city
10 pay that port OF their taxes which Il payable IN
cash monthly install ments x on. or before the
first day of NCyember, y bsfefs VS. nrst day oi
December 4 on ox befcie the hrstsisy sfJsp:Ey, and
ON or before the first day Of February next, and that
portion Of said taxes which Is payable IN city oriers
next; and sii Collectors also instructed nos to al
yeatse arr real estate Oh which the shall he par
tally PAID sn monthly III staiIneit until after the ist
taS-raver shall fail neglect % avail himself OF the
opportunity 10 ray his taxes by lnsfalmeniS shall
M the duty Of the Coilector to advertise and sell his
real estate As practicable after the hrst default
Bv order ofthe Common Council.
octll-alw WELL. ii. WALKER CLERK.
Volk sf,ote copv J
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River and Weather by telegraph.
- PITTSBURGH, Oct. I'm
River II feet by the pier mark and station
airy. Weather COOL.
, ''' ft PITrsBUReH, Oct. l7-P NJ.
River unchanged since noon.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l7-PM
River stationery. Weather pleasant.
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FEVER AND AcUE!
IQuinine Substitute or Nerve Ton

Quinine Substitute or Nerve Tonic.
TUtlIIS well known remedy, discovered by my late
L partner, DIR. G.. j. LEEDS, Is sure cure for TIE
above disorder, Headache and ali other Nervous Az
fections. 1t contains Quinine, Arsenic, other
injurious ingredients. II Strengthens the system,
gives tone to the Stomach, and Is Invaluable 10 DYS
PEPTICS and those affected with Weakness in any
part Of the system II is especially recommended n
females troubled with Falling Of the omh. One hot
tie is sufficient in most cases, where the Directors are
followed Certificates can be furnished fonrnil larts
of the Uuinn. -t- -G-f- , H.-f. ~ =
Sold by the Druggists generally, and by J. \ 80
lard, wholesale Druggist, and cole proprietfs II
Maiden Lane, New York. lsept3i-sanwl
HYPER LEATHER fr at lf
~ % Sides good Upper Leather IN store anil OR
cheapfof cash. tseriJi PRESTON BROS.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

THE Corartnership heretofore existing under the
style and finn of ifollinsworth Hushs, was
dissolved tie ltl inst, by mutual Consent As IL
is necessary that the business should be closed inme-
diaely, all parties indebted to the said firm re-
quested call and settlement, and all parties
whom the said firm is indebted, will please present
their claims for payment. Either party is authorized
TO use the name of the firm in settlement
W. r.. IIOLLTNGSWORTU, .,
sept26. j. ". HUGHES.
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ENIEESE.-
" 80 boxes choice W. X. Cheese, just received and
for sale by loctl3l PRESTON BROS.
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SUNDRIES = ... 49,.
- l5,0oo Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 Gros- Pint Flasks;
., Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 doz. I. b. Halt Blshel Measures:
q do EashOar2ssx
s 5'do Peck an, fKPeck Measrrex;
% Boxes GermaI Soap; reed and for sale y
auga9 l. ID. HERMANN.
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TEIEGR- APHIC
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
=" : - TO rrt
EVASSVILLEDA DAHL YJO URN AL

ssS' NEw YORK, Oct 1s-PN
The steamer Asia has arrived with dates TO
rho 18th inst. the same - the Vanderbuilt.
She brings lSl passengers and $4,000 in
specie only.
The Asia passed the Europa on tie after
noon or the Sd, she Baltic on the 5th, and
the Persia on the afternoon of the 7th, all
bound for Liverpool.
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COAL MINERS WANTED.

COAL MINERS WANTED.
fHNEN or twelve Coal Miners wanted, to which the
u highest price will he paid In cash, for mining coal
by the Ohio and MsSissipp Railroad Coal Banks, at
Washington, Indiana. For further particulars enquire
of j. Ii. HALL, editor Of the Enquirer. Evansville.
Ind, or " VI. II. CONANT. Octl-lmd
HORSE WANTED.
"A GOOD SADDLE HORSE. lie must he sound,
~ good size, and in every way suited for constant
service. VI. A. LAWRENCE.
oct IL
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Quarterly Meeting OF the Board OF Frade.
TENll Evansville Board u Trade will hold its
lar Quarterly Meeting next Monday evening,
Oct 18th, at O'Clock, 4. NJ. at the Library Rooms.
BY order Of the Board of Officers.
octlC-2t NJ. W. FOSTER, Pres't
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TOYS, oTIoNs,

EUST received a full :, sk cialre; all the leadns
ss articles in the Toy aua Aoi'oa ne.'s'F my retail
and iol,i,ing trade. Nifh present.
viii aWay's be happy 20 zee ~ customers Who may
fyvor NE with a call, to look hay. In addition to
my former sock YiOlius Music Boxes A-c~-i,ntfS,
Flutes, FifeS, Freich HarpS, Banjus, &c, have IN
store four superior Boston make PIANOS an OF which
will he sold low for cash, A.. PISUEEr
serf3 lei LOCK.
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TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS MONEY.
va take at par the notes Of all the solvent hanks
Wv Of illinois and Tennessee, for cash bills Of gro
ceries, at the lowest cash prices.
octl2 s. L. GILBERT,
Sycamore near Water.
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Teas, Teas:--New stock.

EpRUSTIES.-
Nd 81 dozen Shoe Brushes. plain;
- do do with handles;
30 do Scrub Brushes, Nos. I and 9;
y do do with handles;
10 do Wall Brushes, assorted sizes;
10 do Horse do do do
just received and for sale By
septic WHEELER K RIGGS.
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IIAnrroRp. Oct l1-PN

AUsUsrA, Ca, Oct l7--r n
All the Banks Of this city suspended this
morning.
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Charter Oak, Mercantile and Exchange
Banks continue to receive the bills of other
suspended Banks.
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GtHEESE.-
" - bxs choice W. X. and Enssh Dairy Cheese
just received per steamer Hastings, and for ale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-19

NEW MUSIC.
EpIRDS Of Spring.
I'D Five Bellies Polka.
Gentle Annie.
The New PLAY Ground
With many other new and popular pieces, for sale
by lOctl2l 7. CONJUNCTION.
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YuIOBACCO.-
Il - bxs pounds = lbs. 5s and SIS, just received
for sale low by lOctl2l ;. L. GILBERT Il CO.
CYPRESS MILLS COTTON YARN
W 30 bags Of this favorite brand, for sale at manu.
fsctuIer's prices, by loctl2l 5. E. GILBERT x co
rORN BRoOMS.-
- 30 dozen for sale by Sc. GILBERT co.
octll
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30

grasps his trident, with which he shakes
land and sea; Minerva presides over the
arts; Venus is radiant with love and beau-
ty; Cares solemnly ceiling all the seasons at
once are pouring out their pictorial treas
ures.
But the most beautiful, solid, and enduring
memorials are those OF Crawford, the sculp-
tor, who designed some exquisite statues,
some of which are finished; on the marble
blocks of others the workmen are now en-
gagged. The Genius of America, wrapped
in her starry mantle, is eloquent of the past
and prophetic OF the future. The Mechan-
ic, an humble subject less brilliant than the
stern hero, less attractive than the soft
beauty, is finely represented. This statue
honors industry, and indicates one of the
leading sources of prosperity to our native
land. The American Youth is also done in
stone. And not to lavish everything on war
glory, and the arts of destruction, Education
has her statuete, and by that we mus'
thrive.
The Halls of Congress will be superb
Great themes are yet to be discussed there
great talents to be developed, and great
and benfcient results produced, we may
hope, for our country and the world.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30

One lucky venture will lead TO new haz-
ards, and often occasions, total loss Of the
fruits of the first success. Among all who
engage in mercantile business, not three in
a hundred are computed to die rich. A
mong those who seek TO become quickly
rich, probably not one in thousand does
so. OF the many thousands in California
who suddenly became apparently wealthy,
or were reputed so very few are now even
comfortably oil. The rich men there usually
became so by the slow process of regular
business. or the thousands who have been
suddenly made rich by stock and other
Wall street operations, few, indeed, close
their career with wealth. Among the nu-
merous Operations" in land and other pro-
perty, where regular business course is
not pursued, but limited number ever
come out with property, much less large
fortunes. We hear much oil those who in
all these matters succeed, but lose sight Of
the infinitely greater number who fail and
fall into obscurty, poverty, and often into
degradation and misery.
That lather conlers the greatest benefit
upon his son who educates him to some
regular and respectable employment, and
encourages him to pursue 1t as the road
most likely 10 lead him to happiness and a
reasonable share OF wealth. The son who
devotes his time and talents TO such en-
ployment may nationally expect far great
er share of responsibility and happiness
than can be derived from fortune not actu-
ally earned and accumulated, but quickly
derived from some one lucky move out of
scores of unsuccessful ones. He who prayS
to be made quickly rich, if his prayer is la
vorably answered will fail in his greater
object OF becoming honorabIy distinguished
and personally happy. 1t any doubt the
! correctness OF our conclusions, let them
study the evidences that abound in both city
and town in every quarter of the country
1t will be found that those who earn theil
fortunes keep them, and are generally es.
teelned by all, while lew who become sud
denly rich, long remain so. and fewer still
who secure enviable positions in society,"
Parents and young men just entering upor
active life should reflect upon these subjects
and pursue that course which the expert
ence and observation OF mankind show bes
calculated 10 lead TO honor and happiness
Such a course will also contribute most Il
the honor and independence OF the country
which a Il should have at heart Union.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30
Yours, &c.,
WESTON, Mo, Jnly 20, 1857.


EpIroR "GLAsGow TINE Es:'-Last Sat-
urday night was o glorious time for the Rol-
lins men Of Platte county. Maj. Rollins
and Col. Stewart spoke here on that evening.
The vast multitude that assembled to hear
them was completely carried away bys the
thrilling eloquence and powerful logic of
Rollins, and the result here in August will
show that Wings, Benton men, Americans,
all have wheeled into line, and are march
ing under the banner Of conservatism. Stew
art was as he usually is, too drunk to make
speech. He attempted it, but Disguised
his own friends by his coarse language and
uncourteous demeanor. His usual attaches
were with HIM, and presume that the Re,
publican will TEEN with Kirk Anderson.
report of Stewards eloquence; but it is d
fact well known to the people Of Westor
and Platte county, that Stewart disgracec
himself here, and lost many votes of men o
his own party, who will either not vote a
all or vote for Rollins.
The people of Upper Missouri are pos
sessed Of a moderate degree of intelligence
and desire Governor OF our State who il
a sober man, and a man OF ability. | have
heard many Democrats say they cannot anc
will not vote for Stewart; that il they hat
never seen him, and if he had not attempte,
to speak, he would have gotten many vote
which he wll' now undoubtedly lose.
Rollins undoubtedly carried the day.
was triumphant occasion. Cheer afte
cheer rose from the crowd in response t
his lofty sentiments, and Kisses and groan
responded TO Stewards drunken buffoonry
PLATTE.
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COL. STEWART.
BY PAsQUIN.

Hurra for Bob Stewart! he was born avow
"kho,Oo
But then what of thatl sure the place Of his
birth ...s r
Has nothing TO do with one voting, on earth.
No more than if Robert had first seen the light
In the land where the people are black as night,
Where the hair of the head is as kinky as wool
And the nose is too flat for q white man to pull.
Hurra for Bob Stewart lis true he was taught
That negroes were MT made to be sold and bought
That an owner of Slaves Is not quite ona level
With that dark-colored gent, who is sir-named
the devil.
But then what of that! for Bob says his heart
Is now with slave owners in every part,
And that he believes they are better in truth
Than the false-hearted yankees who nourished his
youth.
Hurra for Bob Stewart! for President Bobl
He knows how tomanage the Boston mob.
For fear they would take our slaves in hand,
He gave them rail roadand lots Of land.
The richest of land and road through the STATED
Such thought never entered Jim Rollins pate,
To break up underground rail road belotU
By giving rail ROAD ubOre ground, you know.
Hurra for Bob Stewart It's true he draws pay
From the worst abolitionists every day.
IT'S true that those Boston folks pay for salt,
That they pay for his bread, and pay for his malt
But what of that! Boo says he can serve
"God and mammon" two masters at once, and
preserve
The faith due TO each, or at least that due US
And sure if he does, IRE should not make muss
hurra for Rob Stewrrt he's pro-savery man
He says that he is, and deny it who can,
Though he owns not slave and is rich as jew
p. A yankee, and serves black republicans too!
Between slave owner, who was born in Ken.
lucky
And just such yankee as Bob, we are lucky
In having fair chance to choose-so we thank "
Wen take old Kentuck, and leave others the yam
kee.
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II A R R Y HOU S E.
Nc

DhONSNlCh, nv.
A'sA THE subscriber has removed to his ne
E;il and commodious hotel, near Broadway
where he will be pleased 10 see his old frients ard
the travelling public generally. No pains will be
spared TO render his guests comfortable, and their
soiourn at his house pleasant one. The hotel
has been furnished with every convenience, and
he fatters himself, that no house west of 81
Louis can excel his. Thetabe will al all time
be furnished with the best the market affords
the Bar Will be furnished with the most choice
liquors. Thankful for the liberal patronage here.
tofore extended TO him, he socits a continuance
of the same. n. HARRY.
Brunswick, Feb. 3, 1857.
N. B. Stage Office for all the Lines arriving and
departing at Brunswick, at this House. Also coed
stabling attached TO the house.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30

BRIGHAM YouSG's PERSONAL ArpEAR-
ANcE.-ln person he is above the medium
height, and a little inclined to corpulenc, -
He is dressed in black cloth, and, although
the air very warm, he is well wrapped up
in an over coat. HIS habits of life make
him very sensitive to the slightest change
in the atmosphere. He has suffered a
good deal in his younger days, and with
this the cares of his family-for his children
are very refractory-begin to weigh heavily
upon him. His constant struggles and diff
culties with the United States officers not
only try his patience, but also wear his body
His consuming anxiety about his object OF
ambition---ihe establishment Of an indepen-
dent Kingdom and his efforts 10 maintain
the people in constant and implicit submis-
sion, are sufficient 10 leave their mark on
any mans physique. Heis now Alty-siS
,cars old; and, although young looking il
,ca,ures, still evinces his age in person.
Mis- face is indicative of penetrating anc
rnness. Some ladies think him handsome
lr his lower lir, if nothing else, eminent,
.,lrays the sensual voluptuary. -
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Gbe 6lasgo(u Gimes,
AND STEWART.
INprPrNprNcr, July lS, 1857.
For the "Glasgow Times"


EDIroR Trmrs-Dear Sir: Ipropose fur
nishing you few items touching the can
yass for Governor in this section:
The joint appointment Of the two candid
ates closed at Lone Jack, in this county, on
the 18th, and after Rollins had made his ap-
pointment for Kansas City last night, it was
announced that Stewart would speak here
yesterday, but when he commenced he found
Rollins on hand to reply.
Col. Stewards effort was very poor one,
his manner bearing evident marks of a man
completely whipped, and feeling his i feri-
ority to his opponent. He failed TO disclose
q solitary measure Of State policy which he
favored or opposed, his speech consisting
entirely Of u TRADE Of low vulgarity, denun-
citation and abuse, and being in the whole,
utterly unworthy and beneath the dignity
of any one aspiring to the Office of Governor.
Even his own party, Though doing all in their
power 10 bolster him up, are evidently a
shamed of his effort
Maj. Rollins made most happy effort,
which told well upon his audience, and made
for him scores Of votes. His explanation Of
his position as a candidate, was highly sat-
isfactory-his exposition of State policy
clear and convincing defence Of his
principles able and unanswerable--his cas-
tigation of his opponents, his travelling re.
porters and his whole party, and Of Their
past political sins, severe and withering-
and as, with mastery hand, he showed W
the inconsistencies OF the Antics, and de
,nonstrated by an array Of facts and unan
swerable arguments, the impregnablity o
his own fortress, aby- stander could see th'
countenances of the Antics falling and hang
ing, while the breasts of their opponents
were swelling with evident satisfaction ant
delight.
The result Of this discussion is highly ia
vorable to Rollins, who is daily gaining
ground wherever he goes, and if his oppo
nent will only accompany him during tn
canvass, he will be elected by a handsom,
minority.
@.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-30
SMITHS HOTEL,
Glasgow. MO

EsssAt The undersigned has opened large and
Hil commodous Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
city. His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style, and has ample faciitie for first
class Hotel. He has spared no pains in making
his rooms elegant and comfortable. His table
will at all times be furnished in manner TO graf
ify the utmost reasonable wishes of his guests
The situation of his house is one of The most
pleasant and healthy in this city.
There is a good livery stable close nj hand
where stock will be well attended to. The pub &;
lie are respectfully invited 10 give him call.
ap9. VIM. N. SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-23

Atheneum Building, I'd st., bet Main a johnson
kEOkuK IOWA,
MOULD respectfully say AZ citisens Of this
w place, and the country generally, that they
have received part, and are receiving daily, one
o. the hnsst stocks shown the people OF che
West. dive US call. DO not forget the Uold~n
Horns ON the sign, history Of which, with that
Of ". =, may be interesting to ths new cOmsrs,
~ the old settlers Tailor il fsmiiiarly Known
His hrst appearance In the west ~ the Ssercs
~ Vt old keokuk himself, and by his suxess ton
the present name Of the city Vas selected. His
art in the Tailoring business at the tine Ksokuh
and his tribes departure was very limited he left
with them, and remained the bosom eonpanien Of
the old chief until his death. and the only relic he
bad 70 give a. . token Of gratitude Vas The Beck
Horns, which he himself wore when he went out on
skulpin and hunting tour, the sight Of which
struck terror tothe enemy the buffalo; bst ALTER
the death Of the old chisf they became the uensn-
TO or sign Of speed both for and the Ne
chanicA arts. All lovers Of ancient relies ere In
the sign Of the above establishment. WIZ,
not being very proficient In the above business
soughtfor partner who WAS well qualified for The
emsrgrncies of fashionable city. Sought oae far
and near, both east and west, but In vain for long
| time, until he inquired Of his old frisad Piatt
Evans Of Cincinnati, who said he had his eye on
such = one, In the person Of ROB'T Mccoy, Who
had had an experience both in the old and nsv
world. Who had done business In Paris, London and
Dublin. and Edinburgh, and all the most fAshiona.
BILE cities in the Union Says L, 'Piatt, he 10 the
man; !" and Atlsat found him in Menu Ais, Tenn. :,
| Andb by powerful Inducements he cane, and viii
| now be recognized In the person Of my present
partner In the Merchant Tailoring business. Con-
sequenty, ~ IL 10 now too late to clothe persons
going to see or President inaugurated are pre-
pared TO clothe our Congrcssmen and eiviiiaas In
purple and 6ne linen, or any kind Of wooden goods
| OF the most superior quality and style.
The timid need not fear TO call ~ w. II. Y. has
disposedo Of his skupin irons. Persons will notice
10 advertisements generally, vast amount II bon
bast, braggadoeio and nonsense, running into No.
crogeneous masso OF monotonous absur ditiSs. Which,
by plain, unsophisticated advertise ent ue have
underworld to avoid. For these facts, refer toGea.
Brown.
| Wsrscsive punctually the IL mode Fsshioas
monthly.
Any tailoring establish ment that can produce a.
neat and we'll made garment in ~ quick time ~
Ne do, can have the Golden Horns. Come In, nsiR
| bors, IL you think you can win.
| R0RMAN 4 Mccoy.
P.S.-Cutsing taught on the true principles Of
measurement, the only true system nov In ass.
mch4-d Fan.