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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-15

RHODE ISLAND STATIsTIcs.-We find in
the Providence Journal an abstract of the
statistics furnished by the fourth annual re-
port OF the registrations of births, marriages
and deaths IN Rhode Island. These figures
cover the year 1856, during which the births
were 1905; marriages 1885; deaths 2042. OF
1855 children born, the sex il recorded thus:
males 1879, females 1907. The male uni
formly preponderate among the births. Of
zoos persons who died, the sex is given as
1920 males, and 9S7 females. This shows an
excess of males, but in series of years it
seems that the deaths show the females pre-
ponderating very slightly. More than one
fourth of all the deaths recorded are CT IN
fants under years Of age. Last year the
average age of all who died was 26. So.
Among the colored population of the State
the mortality is much higher than among the
whites, in proportion to numbers. While in
the general population during the year 1850
the births outnumbered the deaths, the re-
corded statistics of the colored population for
the same time show an excess of deaths. OF
all the children born during the year, 14Sl
were born of American parentage, 1924 Of
foreign and l62 mixed.
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The New SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN SY-
NOD OF Missouri met in st. Louis last
week. 1t was an important meeting as
the course Of the General Assembly at
Cleveland was to be fully discussed. A
committee reported the following resolu-
tons:
Reso1red. That this Synod does withdraw
from the Assembly, and will not send up its
records.
Resolred, That wecannot go with the Rich
mond Convention, but will remain an indie
pendent Synod. until the providence of God
shall seem to make clear our way of duty.
This report was signed by three of the COM
mittee. Another report was read. signed by
two, recommending adherence to the Assem-
bly,. These reports called out an able an6
ample discussion, in which nearly all the
members participated. The motion to accept
the majority report and adopt tho first reso-
luton. was passed by vote of seventeen tC
ten. This result having been reached, the
second resolution passed unanimously. Thv
Synod then adjourned.
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CURRENCY IN ST. Louls.-The St. Louis

CURRENCY IN ST. Louls.-The st. Louis
Republican, says:
A great portion of the Eastern paper has
gone home; the notes of the Ohio, Indiana,
Louisiana and Kentucky banks, against
which the bankers discriminate without any
show of reason. are becoming exceedingly
scarce; and the much-abused Illinois paper is
now being sought after with avidity. Those
who have heretofore doubted its security, af-
ter seeing Mr.. Henry's letter, and knowing
the real value OF Missouri securities, are dis
posed to look Upon it with more favor. If
failures continue in the East, and banks 60
out as they are doing every day, Illinois pa
lation which Will be regarded as about as
good as any other afoat, excepting, Of course,
our own Missouri paper
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KENTUCKY HosPITALITY.-Every one
who has visited the State Fair, at Hen
derson, cannot but have noticed the evil
dent desire of the Kentuckians, who
have charge Of the arrangements, to make
their guests comfortable. Houses are
thrown open, the tables spread On the
grounds are free to all who wish to par
take, and the committee of reception
are untiring in their efforts in securing
comfortable quarters for strangers. The
Court House has beer turned into a vast
dormitory, where those who cannot Sc
cure beds elsewhere, are kindly wei.
coined. ADJUSTMENTS have been planned
for every evening in the week. and
everything which the kindness and fore
thought Of the good citizens could devise
has been done to render the Fair attrac
tive and pleasant to all.
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New YORK CANALs.-It is reported
that there are over 1000 canal boats laid
up in Buffalo for the season In conse-
quence Of the almost entire suspension Of
produce shipments on the canals. Humid
reds of boatmen's horses are detained
along the line for their keeping. One
boatman sold his horse for a nominal
sum to get out Of the scrape. stole the
horse afterwards, was caught, and the
poor fellow said it was the only "sight''
for HIM to get home to his family. but he
guessed that he had Jumped out Of the
frying pan into the fire."
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OF The National Hotel at Washing
ton is to be opened in little while, by
company of four New Hampshire men.
They have given security for the due
performance Of their part Of the agree
ment. They are to have it rent free for
a period Of years.
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o. A Kentucky gentleman, who had
large quantity Of Eastern Exchange,
endeavored to sell it in Henderson Oh
Tuesday. The largest bid he received
was Il Of l per cent. premium. He
came to this city and disposed Of it at
about TOUR per cent. prem. He thinks
the citizens Of Henderson are in "easy
circumstances"
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WE Wish to saw to Every Person


Who reads this that there an article known as DR.
SANroRD's INvIeoRAToR, or LIVER REMEDY, which
can be relied on as certain liver complaint in
any OF its forms, such as Jaundice, Dyspepsia, and
numerous other complaints, described in another col
umn besides which, it is of the greatest prepare
tons for consumption, taken in early stages
that is now known.
We take il for granted, as experiment has proven,
that diseases of the lungs not generally the first
Of consumption, but debilitated system.
ed by the improper action OF the liver reduces the
power Of the lungs to resist or throw of diseases
ed by cold and irritation, leaving the lungs at the
cy OF disease, because the liver has ncapacated
them from performing their proper action Of throwing
off diseased matter caused by cold thus prevent
SUMPTION the liver, and keep the system strong
enough to throw off slight diseases Of the lungs.
There is not in the world better liver remedy
cure for debtated systems than Or. Sanfords Invig
orator. for has been fully tried in large and extend
Ell practice, till its results fully known, and now
is offered as tried remedy, and that be relied
on. (See ADVERTISEMENTS oct2-im
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II0LL0WAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLs.-By spe.
cia of the late Emperor OF Russia, these med
cnes have been admitted into the public hospitals,
throughout the Empire. The Pills are used in the
Russian army "A specific for cholera and diarrhea,
and the Ointment as the hest dressing for wounds
sr- Sold at the manufactures, No. 50 Maiden Lane
New ork, and No. sif Strand, London and by all
druggists at SC, 62}Ec., and 81 PER pot or box.
arfia ~
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OF The three grand prizes of silver
urns and pitchers, valued one at $500
and the others at $500 each. offered by
the st. Louis Agricultural Association
for the best bulls and cows on exhibit
ton. were taken by Illinois and Ken
tucky.
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fela


"FONTAINE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS
Is the most exquisite and elegant Of toilet lHxures-
Its rich medcated ather penetrates the skin, and at
the time THAT il removes all
and inperfecions, adds fresh beauty to the flirest
FOR WASHING INFANTS, mothers viii find I,
admirable; and as deLtrifce for purifying the mouths
removing all offensive odors especially after
it is unequalled. L. G. F0NTAINE O. CO., 3g
broadway, and Not Astor House, New York. Sold
by all Druggists. octS-T L s x Weow. I'm
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Great Alarm Abou. Town
COMMISSIONERS, SALE.

EkY virtue OF decree of the Court of Common
- e.. Pleas OF valdcrburgh County, rendered at its
last September term, in suit for partition between
John c. Bryant, plaintiff and Emanuel Hull and
others, defendants, will on Wednesday, the 9TH day
OF next sell at The door nf the House,
in Evansville Lots Nos 20 81 and - Block No. 10,
in that part Of the city ofEvansville heretofore known
as the 4th Enlargement adjoining said city. The La
provements are large two story Brick Building
tanning two tenements with seven rooms each-yery
suitable for dwelling houses for hotel or boarding
house purposes; and could with small expenditure
I've converted into Stores There is also the prem
ses small frame dwelling. The above property is
situated at the heao OF High street, opposite the resi-
dence of John Hodson.
TERNs-One-thiri cast, balance i'm six and twelve
mouths the purchaser giving notes with approved
curity bearing interest from date AID waving vaua.
ton laws. TIl0S. T.. GARNIN,
octl2ts Commissioner.
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE or Honor, No
49, II, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street. the Canal Bank.
G.. W. RUDYARD, W. c. T.
~ O'REILLY, W. Il. iail90ly
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~ DR.. J. IIosrtTTER's celebrated Stomach Btters
-Dyspeptcs, if you wocld lie well, try bottle Of
Hosetter's Bitters. 1t acts Tx. charm in giving
healthy tone the digestive orgs, and in strength
ening the nervous system. Especially sis utility as
a tonic and preventive Of languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when :he whole nervous and
muscular sy re;axes, and effects condition whcA
permits the approach ofdsease There is not single
instance known of its failing do good where II has
been used according to directions. Tryit This cele-
braed article, Bters for sale by Druggists generally.
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NEW FIRM,

y AVINCs tax the stock and store lately owned
u and occupied by HOLLINGSW0 q
HUGHES, would inform my friends and the public
that will continue the QUEENSWARE, GLASS
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSINESS at the
old stand Main street, next door above the old Bank
/ recently perfected an arrangement with party in
Eurupeto attend per onally to all my purchases in
England and enabled to save much in the cost of
the Goo Is ard prepared offer inducements to my
old as we'll as new customers. i will duplicate any
Eastern bills, and request those who have been accus
toned to buying East to cali and try Crates
sorted for the country kept on hand.
J. W. HUGHES,
sep6 Successor to Holngsworth X Hu ghes.
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BEACON LIGHT Social TEMPLE, No
k<sse Is, meets every alternate Friday evening
as above. J. 7. WALKER, d. p. 7.
Al. O'RILEY, ID. r. jan3Oly
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COAL NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BopIAM MINEs, Is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per boshci.
JOHN WYM0ND,
febs Secretary and Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


v1GS NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per lint
st<-Ss insertion; ~ cents per line three times
20 cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
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90 The total amount of salaries paid by
the Federal government during the last year
was s5.357 SOB, of which s4s9, 900 was paid
to California Office holders
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Illinois aud Tennessee Money!

ALL solvent Banks Of Illinois and Tennessee taker
for Groceries /br in payment of old debts, by
octlO Z.H. COOK & son.
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The AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND.
Ar'other Race.-After our inglorious de
feat over the Good wool course we have
had very little to say about our Ameri-
can horses across the water. We have
been badly beaten in several races, and
Young America has been duly mortified
Is on foot between two horses, Babylon.
owned by Mr. Ten Brock, and Saunter-
er, both three years old. The race comes
off at the Newmarket Second October
Meeting the distance one mile. A large
amount Of money has been already
staked upon the result.
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Pittsburgh Money,

rTHE suspended Banks of Pittsburgh received at
fcf s5fp. go SAMUEL ORR.
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A. AN-PACHER - CO.,
Manufacturers of CLOTHING

Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Cloths, Cassimeres, satfinctts, Nestings,
TAILoRs TRIMMINGS AND tl
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
augli-t janl -.
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Flour Market Unchanged.

BEST quality Family Flour at Southern Mills
price, ~ ,s5-cash. IGLEIIART BROTHERS.
Sept 2l.tf
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~ Whisky has declined in Cincin-
natl to the astonishing low figures Of IA
cents gallon.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

n . Il i G f..
TUNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the title
ii of Dobeli x Lister, is dissolved. All debts due
10 the firm to be paid To me, ami all liabilities in
CURED by me for the firm, will liquidate.
septl2-,w E.. j. DOBELI.
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McLean,s Volcanic OIL Linimenf
SUPERIOR YEAST POWDER.

Tie Quickest and .Sarea Feast Potrder erer
introduced.
rU>HIS Yeast Powders far superior to hops or brew
N ers yeast or any OF the qnick yeasts in use,
for making light bread, bread. hot biscuit rolls
cakes of all kinds, dumping, pudding and vari
ETY. Of pastry; in fact, veything that he made Of
flour, coin or BucKwheat meals.
e The most Dyspeptic can eat bread made with
this Yeas, without injury.
This Yeast renders the bread white, light and whole
someS and OF fresh and sweet taste and smell,
leaving any spots turning it yellow, i'm which quail
tiles il spasseS thing of the kind introduced
The manufactrer warrants this east to give a isac
ton or the money will be refunded.
Famillesf Hotelsand Steamboats, can he supplied iy
leaving orders at TIE mandatory. literal discount
made to trTOcers DIR. MAGENISS,
Octl-d&w2m Corner Cd u Locust ST., Evansville.
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DIR. r. II. RUCKER.

Late OF New Albany, Ind, and successor TO
Dr. Byford,
hfFERS his Professional services to the citizens of
" Evansville and vicinity.
- Office Second street, at DIR. Byford's old
stand.
~ Hours for consultation and prescriptions at the
office, from 8 to O'Clock A. NJ, ana 10 p NJ.
Dr. RS residence is temporarily on the corner
Cherry and Second
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GREAT EXCITEMENT


Prevailing all OYER he cohty in epnsequerce Of the
tremendous success ~ McLeap's Volcanic Oil Liiii
ment. IL is suPercedtng every Ointment ma remedy
for the cure Of local pains and external diseases In
reds ofconrme cri sples hafe been made to WIKI ~
its use; many fiat suffering for years with old
Chronic Sores and had tried in vain The many rene
dies and Linments now before the public, have heen
permanently cured b. the Of few sia bottles of
McLein's Celebrated Liniment.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimenf
Is the hest Lniment that has ever been aud
the only reiale remedy for the speedy and permaueit
cure Of Sores Of all kinds, Swellings, or y 3oeaf
Pains on man animals.
~ Livery-stable Keepers, Farmers, Bragg
men and all that have the charge of horses,
should keep n supply constantly on hand, o
be used I'm time ofnecd.
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.
In consequence ofthe increasing demand for this val
liable Lnlent il j. put up in twenty five cent
bottles, fifty cent and dollar bottles. The fty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the
twenty cent size, and in proportion o their
costs, 50 that purchasers will money by getting
the largest sizes.
- All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment must
be addressed to the proprietor.
JAMES ii. MCLEAN,
St. Louis, Mo-
Agents for Evansville, Indiana,
ay21-ly.l KELLER & WHITE.
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NOTICE.

'U'IIE Members of Young America Fire Company
j most ccrfslly tender to the Ladies their hearty
thanks for tHAir aid and assistance at the Promenade
Concert and on the day of Parade.
By order Of the Company.
oct7 w. W!COMBS, Sec'y.
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BANK NOTICE.
FOR RENT,
One of the best Business stands I'm the CITY.

"A We are removing stock of Furniture and
[& Chairs TO the Crescent City Buildings, We offer
ior rent or lease, the rooms occupied by us
Main street, between Second and Third. Possession
given Immediately. ARMSTRONG x GREEK.
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PROCLAMATION!

BE il known by al. sckly, weak and deilitared pe,
sons, that McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIA
is the only remedy thai will 81 ng.hen and invigora
the system, and remove -.p.ITities in the Blood
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties of Tonic, Durei T.
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach, Liver
Bowels, such
Darhea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
iieodache Intermittent Fevers, Sour stomach. Live
Complaint, Costiveness. Weakness or Debility, Paii
i'm the Stomach Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysllownss
of the Skin, &c, &c.
When taken, 1t neutnlizes and removes any morbnF
secretcns In the Stomach, and strengthens the Dgcs
tive organs.
1t will also cure any disease Of the Uterus, Kdneys
Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alternative,
purtes and creates healthy circulation of blood re
moving ali sores, bos, pimpes blotches from tho
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced Sf its wonderful invieo
rating properties.
For Children, who are pnny, weak and sickly. we
dial ,iaily.
sB- See Circular.
J!H MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also, 1lcLeSn's Volcanic Oil Linimeit.
n Principal Depot-Comer Of Thirl and Pine
Sold b Keller Write Druggists Iain.sstreet
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WOOD! WOOD!

DERS0NS waiting to law in their wood for white.
II use, can be supplied with Hickory, Ash and
:. TICKERY'S,
sept2i Corner of Main aud Second SITS.
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NEW book by the author of 'Lamplightef'.
IN MABEL VAUGHN.
A splendid hook. At L. j. DOBELL'S.
octl4
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-06-18
NEWS ITEMS.

Kansas is again attracting attention. 1t is not
so certain thatit will be slave State, since Nor
thern emgrants have been pouring into it of late.
Gov. .eWALKER is calling down the imprecations Of
the Southern Press by his maneuvres in favor of
the Abolitionist-vz sending the constitution
back to the people to be ratified, and thus giving
the North time and opportunity yet, to pluck the
victory out of the hands of the South.
The famine in Michigan is causing considerable
distress-many families actually starving.
There has been a great conaagration in Con-
stantinople, by which 1900 houses were destroyed.
Serious politico.religious riots have taken place
in Belgium, growing out of anti-Catholic feelings.
Converts, monasteries, cottages, and the Bishops
Palace had been attacked. The troops interfered,
and at the latest accounts order was nearly re-
stored.
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rEmPERANCE IN CHESTER.

From the subjoiued Address to the friends OF
Temperance and the report of the Committee of
Arrangements, it will be seen that our friends in
Chester are wide awake. The Committee submit
the following report:
s.The Presidents of the G. & S. G. Railroad /;
G. & C. R. R., and K. NJ. Railroad, have kindly
consented to allow delegates to pass, coming and
returning, for one fore, over their Roads. The
President of tho s. c. R. R. allows the same priv
ilepe, provided 80 delegates pass over that Road;
As two, or more public meetings Will be held
dsring the Convention, the COMMITTEE h&7e VIII
ten to several able speakers, to De present on 1ne
Tnssday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Public meeting
Tuesday evening 8 o'clock, and Wednesday after
noon, sufficiently early to allow members Of the
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.
TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE.


YoRKY1LLE, june 18th, 1867.
According to appointment, the Committee of Ar
rangement from the different Divisions, Sons Of
Temperance, in York District, met to-day at IL
o'clock, A. NJ, in the Division Room. Capt. ]. c.
PHILLIPS was called to the Chair, and D. ]. Lo-
GAN requested to act as Secretary. The following
Committees were ascertained to be in attendance
from their respective Divisions
Kings Mountain Diviaon-R. Hare, A. Cody
and A. W. Flanngan.
York Division-John H. Adams T. H. Smith
and D. J. Logan. .,
Centre Diuision-A. G. Lawrence A. P. G. Camp
bell, Adam Beamguard and Vim. McGiil.
Beth-IShiloh Diuision-J T. Foreman and Sam'l
Smith.
Bethesda Division-Dudley Jones, Ssml Hemp
hill, George Burris and V. E. McElhaney.
Union Diuision-Jno. B. Pankey and Albert
Johnson.
Rock Hill Dipinon-Daniel D. Moore.
Concord Division-J. A. Barnett, ]. J. Bar
nett, A. B. Bigger, J. C. Philips, D. T. Partlow
and S. D. Carothers.
Bethel Diuision-J. D. P. Currence, N. B. Camp
bell, J. P. Mckenzie, Wm. l. Stowe and J. L.
Adams.
On motion It was RESOLVED, That the Picnic,
suggested by the joint Committee of York and
Kings Mountain Divisions, be prepared, and that
the Committees proceed to make the necessary
preliminary arrangements for the same.
On motion, 1t was RESOLVED, That each mem
ber of the various Divisions be requested to pre-
pare at his home, his contribution for the Pic-Nic
to consist of such articles of provision as he may
choose to contribute.
On notion 1t was Resolsed, That the various
Divisions in this District are recommended to ap-
point Committees of young men belonging to the
Order, for the purpose of procuring contributions
in money, from those who are unable to contribute
provisions; and that said money be placed in the
hands of Committee from each Division, to be
expended for the purpose of procuring articles Of
provision for the Picnic.
On motion, 1t was Resolved, That each Divis-
ion be requested to furnish suph variety of arti
ces of provision as will make in itself, a Picnic
complete.
The business before the meeting having been
dispatched, On motion, the Committee ed journed,
sine die.
J. G. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
D. J. LOGAN, Secretary.