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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
A. ANsPACHER & co.

~ "A. ANSFACHEH az CO.,
Manufacturers of CLOTHING,
Also Importers ard Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassivneres, satfinetts, Vestinss,
TkILoRS TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
aug1i-t ianl e.
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FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred acres of land with from fifty to sixty
acres under cultivation, situated the Petersburgh
road IL miles from the city, for sale cheap Apply to
IGLEHEART e. Antilles.
septi0-l0ts Real Estate Agents
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JUICE HuvEY declines to be consider
ed a candidate for the, Supreme Bench,
for reasons we presumed would induce
him to decline it. The following letter
was addressed to the Vincennes Sun /: I,
Mt. VERNON, September 4th, 1857.
To the Editor Of the San In your last issue
of the LIST inst, you did me the honor to in
sert complimentary article from "A citizen
of Knox" favoring my nomination as acan-
didate for the office of Supreme Judge. to fill
the vacancy .occasioned by the resignation of
Judge Gookins. However. fattering such q
Nomination might be, and however honored
l might feel In receiving for, o second time,
such high and honorable endorsement by
my fellow-citizens, / beg leave to say to my
friends through your columns, that 1 could
not, if elected, bear the pecuniary sacrifices
which the office would necessarily involve
upon me-. ] have served in judicial stations
for more than four years, at loss Of Eek
penses over salary from two to three hun
dred dollars per annum. know that the
salaries of the incumbents of the Supreme
Bench do not defray their necessary expenses,
and my fortune is not sufficiently large to
justify me in again indulging in the honor Of
the office. Yours, truly, ore.L.z
ALVIN P. HOvEY.
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o. The Enquirer is Authorized to
present the name Of the Hon. JOHN
'EAw|ss=s candidate for Gongrsn.-
Judge NIsINck is also a candidate, both
subject to the decision Of Democratic
Conventions, Judge HoyEY will not al
low his name 10 be presented to the pub
lie, before the meeting Of the ConTenti0n
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COPARTNERsHIT
dissolution of Partnership,

WVUE Coparnership heretofore existing between the
,undersigned, under the firm and style Of LEIGH
vierling, this day dissolved by mutual consent
tho concern to Charles LEIGH, who win assume and
nav an the liabilities Of the old rm and Il alone au.
horned @ use the signasnre IT the old firm, in qui
' - 80 :, = = CHARLES LEIGH,
9spt. ist- spi.tm PETER NIERLfNG.
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Brooks Horse Furniture and l.;
Years Lease for Sale.

j bsrkipg in snoiiTr bsspess, would n,
sell tke'abotS on notwithstanding terms 20 liz;
any m:ar rs = rssn sRi1 Ssm e
and all de necessary outfit fos canyina on the bust.
ness prgtesouslys being sitaaxed on fbe corner Of
yenient bushes Sand IN New AjiSnv. 81 - now,
and has bad, first rate run of sAsient - ven local
custom. II Is very dssfaSle opposfu1fH for any
For further particulars ADDRESS the propfescY BY let
ter or in person, at New klRDyf lind,
sept3 .-.. JOIN II. BROOKSSYfop'r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ToYs MoII!0 q s,

DCSf received full stock NJ almost all the leading
81 sieles in the Toy and Notion line, 70 my retail
Esf1 shall be adding to my stock every ten days, and
win afwsys be happy 70 see all customers Mno may
my form - stock - xelas, Music Boxes, Accordeons,
Fiuies, Flies, fes afps Bsnjos &C. have S;i n
will he suid low for easfi, A.C. PCSHEE,
!. sept3 No. Mueheiis BLOCK.
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UNDER THE PAVILION HOTEL.
INTENDING to make change in my business, by
the 18th of September and to give all my friends,
customers and the public generally chance to get
some very cheap Goods; vet before retire from bust
dess, offer my entire stock OF Goods, consisting in
Ready made Clothing, Shirts, Drawers, Handker-
Chiefs Hats, Caps, Trunks and yalises at greatly
duced prices. So If you want to make save money,
call soon at LOBENSTTNE'S
augs9-swI Western Star Clothing Store.
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..PRJCEiOFi THE IMMINENT

PkhFkCIION OF MEChANISM.
American Improvements In
- WATCH r S..
THE BEST TIME KEEPER AT THE LOWEST
COST!
10y the aid of great improvements i'm Machinery,
- and many new and altogether original inveiI-
tons, are able to offer the publica PERFECT
WATCH at q small price. Our machines true
and so delicate, and our system Of manufacture
plete that every watch mus be exact counterpart
The movements new, simple and beautiful in plan
and construction, and have been pronounced by the
able judges to be faultless I'm principle and quality
Each is engraved APPLETON, TRACY L. Co.,
Waltham, Mass" and is accompanied by certificate
OF genuineness and -fr--f f--f
,...~s PERPETUAL WARRANTY.
We ask no man to buy these Watches merely be-
cause they are Of American manu- facture. We ask
or exclude them from consideration. We claim that
Watches equal in quality and merit cannot he obtained
50 cheap 10 Europe; and we ask our countrymen to
givethem atrial under our warranty. Orders or in
the firms, who are agents for the sale
OF our Watches " = - Al q f-Attt
Aessn. Cooper \ Fellows, No. IL Maiden Lane, MY.
do Fellows d CO., No. I74sF. do do
do Edward Mead 4 &c CO., St. Louis. ~
do Hildehurn y Brother, Philadelphia.
DO Palmer & Bschelders, Boston.
do Bigelow Bros. kennard, do
do Duhme & Co., Cincinnati; and
do Robbins & Appleton, No. Is Maiden Lane,
New York, who are agents for the transaction OF
PPIEToN' T IA sa C CO GOODS
Successors to the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory. Waltham, Mass, July, 1851.
sept Mnf&w-i. ! -
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PROCLAMATION!


Be Unknown by all sckly, weak and debilitaed per-
sons, that McIEA rs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
list only remedy that will ss ngthen and invgorte
the system, and removes. -s.pirties in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take
In it is combined the properties Of Tonic, Diuretic
and Alternative, :,
Il viii cure any disease Of the stomach Liver or
Diarhea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
ieodacLe, Intermittent Fevsrs, Sour Stomach. Liver
Complains, Costiveness, Weakness Debility, Pain
in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Revers, Yslownsss
of the Skin. &c, &c. ,,. ...l,,-ss 49,. .-.5,o 10
When taken, il neutralizes and removes any morbid
secretons in the Stomach, and strengthens the DiGes
tive organs. 's
twill also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladders Urinary organs; and an Alternative,
pufes and creates shealthy circulation Of blood,
moving all sores, bos, pinpies blotches from the
skin. .sfug 1r,.. ..- fral a. H4-
TRY 1T, and be convinced of its wonderful invigo.
For Children, who are puny, weak and siekly, we
advise parents to give them teaspoonfui OF this Cor
eV- See Circular. '.-- ans -.-r
J. Fl. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment. e..s
II Principal Depot-cOmer of Third and Pine
Sold by Keller White, Druggists, Main.
:" GREAT EXCITEMENT
Prevailing al over the country, IN cohseq Of thu
tremendous success OF McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
pent. 1t is supervising every Liniment and remedy
Tor the cure local Pains and external diseases Hun
dreds fconfned criIples have been made to walk ny
its use many that ere suffering for years with old
Chronic Sores, had tried in vain the many rene
permanently cured by the OF few small bottles Of
McLeans Celebrated Lnment. ui4ifl..
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
Is the hest Linment that has ever been discovered and
the only reliable Eeedy for the speedy and permanent
cure OF Sores OF all Kinds, sweliDgs, any local
Pains on man or animals.
sE- Liyery.stablc Keepers, Farmers, Dray.
men and all that have the charge OF horses,
| should keep supply constantly on hand, to
be used I'm time Of need.
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT. ~
Inconseqpence of the increasing demand for this val
liable Liniment, IL Is put up in twenty five cent
bottes fifty cent and dollar bottles. The fifty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity Of the
twenty=6ye cent size, and in proportion to their
COSTS % tpurchasers-witl save money by getting
rH All orders Tor the Volcanic Oil Eminent must
/ he addressed to the proprietor. g.
Us u - JAMES III. MCLEAN,
....-... st. Louis, Mo.
-aysT-iy.l---~ KELLER WHITE.
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WANTED.

VIRGINIA TOBACCO
v 60 bxs Virginia bs n rs and los Tobacco. jus
reed and for sale by PRESTON BROS.
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SEAMLESS BAGS 3 70
y 5000 Seamless Bags received and for sale by !
sept9 PRESTON BROS.
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IHITY and County Orders, for tax.paying pur.
~ poses. The highest cash price will be paid.
sepgdA THOe. p. 9ARvIN, ID =.
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FANCY FELT HATS. ~
nF all shades manufactured to order, according to
" taste. VAUTIER Il MARCONNIER,I
sept9 Main street, between First and Second.
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They Pare. Core and Slice!

lAHJHEAT Sacks
| w 900 Two Bushe 0snaburgh Sacks, just rec,
endfor sale by. lsept5l Z. s. BADCOCK.
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INFANTS FANCY HATS.
V>HE handsomest ever produced. Call and Lool
u ut them. VAUTIER MARC0NNIER,
septS Main street, between First and Second.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

PIT ID and scid ell over the courtIy under N. nsne Of
''Shal CT gsrden seeds were made ~ Of the efa.e
stock Of Nholes ale seedsnen o. this city Who Sos'
ro' r.k their own reputation by selling them s, teA
urdtr their own rsmes. bot wO0ld sell them by IA
busbel to ether pa;iss to cheat the public WITH Taese
fIsDds med exporting.
Nqrure-Mr WARISG thought d 81 manure uule =
fuIy prepared by composing and decomposition Ter
cover VIII bjure much By exposing it 70 the stnos.
pierre in The heid
MI PILL said that was the condition ofhs m,uur.
Itisk epi two years in covered yard aud mxei With
u,uek On s1eouOt Of the 'ine in Winter beng
lees vau able he thought il should assys be h.ulsi in
tie Winter He is csrtipg out 900 load. o. m
ru,e tecsue be hss proved thu course the mos. profit
able TIE foundation ~ bis compost heap is str4~
1eIt muck pexi stable manure, also mlI'ng leaves
and the whole is covered with charcoal dust Ia re.
srd 10 the value OF charcoal dust disinfecter be
stated hat lie bad tried it upon the most offensive mat
.er such the refuse matter OF glue factory in
city that to al the mel Glib HhOod aud
With used to be thrown into the river, bat By mixing
it with charcoal Gust il had beer dsinfec;ed could
be carrid TO the country and become v.l0sble ter
'iI'zer He thought charcoal dust one Of the most
valuable articles within reach of The farmer because
With il be could prepare s fetid substances for use
without Offending the sen,e Of smell.
The subject OF Winter woik will be continued 81 the
next meeting.
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THE LATE DRS. DUBOIS AND CRANE.

To tAe Editor Of TIE ~ y. Ttibvn@
Sra, il il known to the readers Of the city journals
that these kind and nobe-heared physicians fell VIC
tms to the yellow fever last Summer at New-urech',
in the midst Of which, for than six weeks they
abored siugly, night and day. 1t not my pur-
pose hf it were proper to revive sOrowfu and nean-
Choly recoliections by abiding 70 the soulharowng
scenes through which they passed. Indeed, none bs,
those who were eye-witnesses can have any correct
idea Of the gloom and conformation Of the living, and
the desparng agony Of the suffering victim IN the DIS
tIict affected with this fdchtul scoure or the grest
anxiety of mind and exhausiipg labor these faithful
men endured az the risk Of their own lives and OF thse
most dear 20 them. The fever, hogsver at length
asatcd, until there were no mere cases requu-
ing treatment and then il was, in an uo-
expected hour, with the prospect Of rec. 70
mind and body that these good ysctans were sud
denly Frustrated with this malignant fever and IN
few short days were hurredly borne TO their lowly
graves sacrifice TO their ideity to the c'mmnnity
IN which they lived. Perhaps they did but their duty
but they did II cheerfuly, molly, and had they sur
Vived am confident would have received IN some
form becoming token Of the affection AMI ssteen
which their Kind and perlous lsbors must haze awsk
ened in many breast. And mistake the character
OF the people among whom their lot cast, and in
whose hearts they had already won an enViabe pgard,
their memory beloved and cherished a. II must ever
be by those who knew them best sha fail - enlist for
their bereaved and fatheress families some s16stsnusi
testimonials Of sympathy and affection. Ana won's
bewse and commepdsbe should the cases Of those who
thus ef less dependent upon individual en-
srtioDs TIE charity OF friends call forth IN this city
md Brooklyn an effort their behalf worthy OF nris-
tan men Let 1t not be said that one high IN office,
with wealth perhaps aud friends and heslth and two
stout hands. can be presented with thoussods upon
thousands for his Christian philanthropy. while those
who in the discharge Of their professional duty but
also in equally commendsble and humane spirit OF
bene, oepce and sympathy 81 unfortunate as 20
loose their lives and leave their young wives and little
comparatively helpless and dependant are to have
their noble deeds Of Christian philanthropy and their
worthy memories rewarded and perpetEstei by
column Of cold marble only.
The writer this communication Is stranger 10 one
C' those families having sever seen any OF them. and
but sghty known 10 the other-fiving at distance,
and In no way relsted or connected With either. He
fSs ben induced 10 cell the attention Of the public to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Thy STEAM FRIGAlEs AT THE GoSPoRr SAW YARD
The BakltnOre American publishes letter from
correspondent who has visited tae United StStes Navy
Yard al Go<port, and gives long and interesting &C.
count Of tre twin steam figats, Roanoke aud Colo
rado, which are nov approaching completion. A lev
days since raised on the Roanoke % los 70
the square inch, when the engine wa. foGad 70 WofH
With remarkable smocthpess and regularly she VIII
make tris TIP some time during the month o. Feo-
ru.iy. 49,. -, a;.oo.,. =,
,scled 10 the propeller shstt. The cyllndeIs are
- inches in diameter, have length OF sIoKe o.
50 inches. The propeller has Two blades Is made
Of coz position il II feet inches in diameter, eod
20 arranged a. to be easily disconnected, and host
I'd up when the ships canvas is used IL weighs heaIy
q CGC lbs. The iron shaft connecting the pr)peuer
with the motive pwer l. 1870 feet 10 length, while the
shaft alley which contains it ~ feet long II ioe' De-
ow tie water, and large enough 10 admit OF pass
each other witt in. The whole Of the machinery IS De-
ow the water line including the boilers, so as 70 nv
better protAc,ed against the tire Of enemy. TIE
boilers four IA number and containing sixteen la.es
srpsces are tubular and Of tie kind recently p4'ehu
by Mr. Da.iel b. Martin, EnglDeer-Io' Ch'eI OF 'i9
United Staee Navy. Zach boiler WeSne eo!Js
rspgem4 nj great saving OF room en1 more coul2F'e
ven tstion are effected. The chimney, or smoke p'Pe
: iel.scopic or sectional aud canno' DC sen SOY
he hammock rail when SAILING, and cah % ea 80.
hOisted TO the required hight when s'eannR Ii 9'le'
TO produce the desired draft" The length OF the R2.n
oke is 262 fet between perpendicular, nom onSs1
lead 10 tsffrau 3C6 fte,, breadth OF beam @ot ies'
depth of hold from the gun deck 2et ieet ourasns1
3 GOO tun. Her present Armament consists OF iS''y
beI guns, though che Is pierced for iiIty, and esn
easily carry them whenever such immense c.7non,
aiding power required Each Of ne. pi'S ss g90 oi
weighs sbOu. 1900 lbs., without carssei een 81
e car os OS Tbs. 1t also stated ths. Ike her
Eve ocnscrts abe will throw greater wesns Of ~.
in the same time sad that Of the most de:.faceve
kI known to modern warfare than any o'Ies 30
vesre afoai The keel Of the Roanoke, says me 81.
respondent, is composed OF two thcknesses Of VINE
OAK; the keelsop Of white osk plank 1coes tnioh
there are -four other live and white OAK keesons ..o
| On each aide of the main keeson, al Of Tnlca are
heavily bolted with coppedbolts. The immense hsae
ia Of live and white oak Il to IA inches tnick efos
strapped with strong diagonal brscings Of iroa, ,se
brseiDg being continued fore and al, aoa - ~
vae otaiaed In Florida and ouisianA and have oser
seasoning for several years Abe chip cootsns ,os'
pSvufi caPstsns, With cOuPlsu%ss Of scrssPunP'
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tive, vgoycul minda rich 10 ali the clements Oh 'a'e
lectusl ard moral power. ,,.oL.oo ,.c.
TIE College need great additional AID 20 keep pa
With the progress Of the age. ltA son'J Dc -
means for relax tion and Tor vide research "acn ID
creased means Of support alone can give will o,.i
The need Of just sn6S eSuosted. or Cnnsan reform
while the poor need to % euu0o''
to be bope ereors thS % Sa %aGa n, re-
Cotce NUT make for aid WIN G iSbgy o1t .od
,oes, They are cordially invited TO visit tbs
pnSe.i and become familiar with its principles aud
spirit. .dd,as,o5 n, contribution,
.s1dnI 10 Hamilton Hill esq., Treasurer OF oern
C"IIece Ois4lin, Lorrsin County, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

FooD PR1crs.-Osing to the blockade Of railroads,
ne ,re.urne that we shaH be made TO feel how neees-
.,rv thew have become 70 our existence, By short
supply Of Beef Cattle at rake.todsy and an advance
Of prices. Before butchers conelsdeo psy prices that
viii uece.sse any considerable advance of prioe to
Consumer we advise them and their customers 70 10
aec, that we have az immense stock Of poultry game
binds and yep;son On hand in the city selling at very
low prices At any rate, on Saturday tne ~aO'e'o'
As.lss s,d co,ous.ioe bouses on Washington street
u.,e unable 70 and customer for their stock at the
Suovipg r.,e.; Whole deer, Ioc. rs; yenisou Sad
dies, including the skin. i2l si4c.; tufeT, laS'i
geese, 1855; fowls, 7aI9c.; qua4s' u "SN I"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

BRAVE GIRL-Two burglars entered house In
London terrace between and O'Clock on S'turd,y
evening and went cooly 10 work in picking up such
vslusbts as they find aud placing them In bas'
ket which they carried The servant girl, who was in
the back basement, bearing the noise, proceeded No
stain TO the front room where the burglars oper
at'ug, and suddenly turned on the gas. The rascas
fed precpta'ey into the street with their booty, and
the girl followed closely after them, haloong for help
Tie fellow who carried the basket had not proceeded
many steps ere he was overloaded by his female pur-
su.r who held him fast and snatched the basket from
his hands. Not satisfied with this, she continued to
bold and struggle with the fellow for several minutes,
and would have compelled him - succumb, had he
not srfny Withdrawn himself from his overcoat snd
updtrcost both of which he LEFT behind In the hands
OF the female champion, ard then started of 10 hs
sbh-sleeves through the Storm The girl thea reurat
10 the house with the property sDd-iantedl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

SOUTHERN PRIcx CuREEsT.-The following para
gaph from The Richmond Examiner Of the 18th Will
give our readers idea of the ourshng condition of
tie market for the staple product Of the South
large number Of negroes were sold by auction at
Columbia s. c., Tuesday last, at the following
rates:
Boy;1 yens old, slS5 boy % years old, SLIGO; boy -
yeas Old &lo; boy 20 yssrs old, $50 boy - years old
600 boy years old, siO5; boy 4 years old $1,000 boy
years old. se; boy 10 ye.rs old al7O; boy years old
old 81 $50; boy old $40 Er 10
yess old s775 sIl ye.I 90 IA years Old s7O5
50 yeaIs old 425 year. old $3.50 IS
years old SIS 50 yesrs old. $500; girl IL years
old $500; girl 10 years old, $500 in family say
g. 75 IS. 6, two ian Of 400
each 81 zoo boy q years old OBS boy yes-s Old 500
81 years old ana children; boy and girl =,
PllLtatiOp 6O0 IS 80 Berde many horses
mules and wagon which brought very high prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

this mater without the knowledge CT either OF the
families interested ire euggettion Of their friend.
believing II con citing worthy n liberal Chri.dio
tepevolT a. much TO- indeed. as the case OF the
Wo'ihy Mayor Of brooklyn.
V not, then. some oftte wealthy and kind-eer'ed
ctzeIs H New Utrecht sDd vicinity give II their A.
teI5,n (f no'bing TO tbs end has yet been done in
oder 10 -ecuIe 20 these de.olae and sorrOw-stcken
fouilHs such ,rsnsDH,ol will be alike sorthy Of
tie vIrt es Of the dead the necess Of the living aud
The character ssd wealth Of the people among whom
these LhysiciaDs lived and dee. ".
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fAfyer,scuSrt

retired Physician. sho'e 'f E... ,e.. ...
asay out di.sovs,sd , c.sIss Cslss and Ossssh
Dsst, n. rsIo.a, :. "a N.a.s . d
ehBs-s h. 81 .sss 70 .s.a q hs $3.50 49,
sosd - ps, I, 4 = res Pc with fol- sse e1Phd
beings |. reg ~ "a "a saeoes.fJ ssss IL he f.qosss
-, 3 eos bin on. .aa ns-ars ssss !. $3.50 = .
% 1919 s nj .d,sT'issnsaI Atksa d. u. 'AAs@
s,sdSs, ysrssy Cxy NJ