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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-22
New YORK, May Pr. ".

Capt. Carpenter, of the Fifth Ward, has
been appointed Deputy Superintendent in
place of Matsell removed.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Departures.
From r. @. O'Riley " Co.'s Register.

FROM T. q. O'Kiley Z Co.'S Register.
statesman, from Pitts'urg % 81. Louis.
Eunice, from Cincinnati tn St Louis.
Southerner, from Louisville 20 st. Louis.
III. Bridges, from Louisville to Bowling Green.
Queen Of the West, from Cincinnati - ". o.
New York, from Pittsiurg n st. Louis
Gael, rom ST. Louis % Pi;ts'wrg.
III. ID. Ne~comh. from Louisville TO New Orleans
Rainbow, from New Orleans to Louisville.
X. J. Ward, from New Orleans TO Louisville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HARDWARE AT WHOLESALE.
CMiRLESS. WELLS.

AN now opening in al lition to my large EARLY
Spring stocG my SECOND Spring importation, direct
from Sheffield, England. Manufactures.
Casks Cutlery, Files md iid-e Tools.
These ogether with my other arrivals Of Ameri-
can and German Hardware from manufacturers them.
selves in the States Of New York, Massachusetts, and
Connecticut enables to offer Merchants visiting
Eynsyiiiea stock in extent assortment and variety
seldom equlied, ana buying my Goods As do, OF the
men who make them.
can offer inducements in low prices,
Such a no one can, who purchases of Jo,,bing
Houses in New York ami Boston, and who thus pay
two profits before their goods started for home.
Among the goods take pleasure in offering to the
TRADE in Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky,
may he found the following items, viz:
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In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose
the money aIi.sss Tor the Tickets ordered, on
receipt of which they will be Forwarded by first ma L.
pnrcnis.rs can have ts,s ending In any figure they
may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes win be sent TO
purcht sers imme lately after the drawing.
- Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAN, AMI give their Post Ofce County and Safe.
y Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
BILE in full without deduction.
" All prizes of 81 ,9fn and under, paid Immediately
after the dasins-other prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly conf ieatIal.
Adde'S Orders for Tickets or Certificates 20
=. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta. Ga
IT. list Of the Numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with the amount OF the prize that each is
entitled 70. will he published after every drawing in
me following pape~:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register. Charleston STANDARD, Nashville 'razette, At
lantl INTELLIGENCE, New York Weekly Day Book and
savannah Morning News apr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-22
STEAM AND WATER TUBING.
VrJrD BORING MscuINEc-
EMBROIEEHiNG STAMPING
EVERY AFTERNOON.

ENBfiUlFs.LsI NO 81 hWFENU
EVERY AFTERNOON.
NgR- c. A. KIRBY, extends cordial invitation To
lyn the citizens of this place and vicinity, 70 his
large and choice selection OF new patterns of Enrod
cry and Needle Work which k- IS prepared 20 stamp
on Silk, Satin Flannel " it'll compound of
his own invention, and which FOR iTilancy OF cOor
texture and durability, are superior - any in the
Union, and warranted ID remain perfectly plain and
leChle long the goods kept dry and not rub
out deface by handling, hut on simply washing il
vanshes like the dew before summers sun. lie
will also teach the Art OF Stamping. Terms, - 90.
lie will remain Second street, hetw cen Main and
p. VI. ap.3lln
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY .


The Numbers from 70 $1,000, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of plper, are encclci vita small tin tubes and placed
IN one Wheel.
The first 2S Prizes. similarly printed and encirc,ei,
placed in another wheel.
The wheels then revovei, ans, number Is drawn
from the wheel of Nun ers, and AZ the same time
Prize is dragn from the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn opened and exhibited to the audi.
ence, and registered by the COMMISSIONERS the Prize
being placei against the Nu.n5e. drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes drawn nut.
Approximation PriIes.-The two preceding and
the two ling Numbers to th1se drawing the first
Is Prizes will be eatitei TO the y Approximation
Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 1909 Prizes Of so will be determined by the last
figure of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize. For
example, If the Nunber drawing thu 80 900 Prize ends
with No. /, then AL the Tickets, where the humber
ends in |, will be entitled to So II the Number ends
with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the Number. nd
in will he entitled to so, and so to ..
Certificates OF PACKAGES Will oe s,i1 at the foilowin
rates. " hch il the risk:
Certificate OF Passage us 10 " hole Tickets -. $50
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GUNS, RIFLE AND SHOT.
Gun Barrels, Locks, Triggers, Mounting and ever
piece pertaining TO gun gun lock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

kANSAS ArrAlno.
The following article ia from the Columbia South
Carolinian Of the 3lst ult.:
"a few months since the South enjoyed greater
unapiniiy in their action in the election Of President
than had aver existed before-we were more united
as a Southern people than at any previous time
The Democratic party was the meanh Of bringing
about this state of thnga, and they effected what the
South had nsver been able to Recommendation oil
Southern influence in support OF statesman nomi.
COMPROMISE and the passage Of the Kansas Nebraska
bill gave evidence that the Democratic party was
constitutional party. and the South united with 1t, as
she has ever been constitutional in bringing into pow
or the present administration.
ut has never been held that the Democratic party
or the administration was to exert any influence to
make slave States for us; all that We have expected
WAS to he allowed equal privileges with the North in
setnE,he Territories, and to be- supported in carry
ing our property wnere we pleased. The Democratic
party BY the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
opened the country to Us in Kansas, and had then
the opportunity Of making Kansas a slave State: we
made an issue with the North 10 relation to u, ana
have bsen out.voted. Our papers undertook TO r s,r
up our citizens to the great interest of the stake our
districts had committees to collect men and money "
coonis. the Territory and extend institutions ~
to Kansas. Our young men went 10 aTa canId
session. where spirit and pluck and lDteHlEenooI I
have sway, and we gained the ascsnnsn :I.va State
ishy supposed that We had mace anosnH, ~ no.sss,
We did not send families with their slaves W PTee
tho to sy their y9ss @ country %s aS and
ssna o0"a nae n.,;,"tious practically there. No !;
impress s,o our Hrsat stir, and becsme possess,
Sd ws IN %''y ,ba ides that K.nsa. should be a
90 SO OF s,.,e .ne because We wiled it, and were
should BE- .o We sSs S0dy h,vs went bss
tne s,ad sd Where are the Southern votes in Kansas
Ws .ssert that next to climate the Fundamental prin
ons /. that the sovereignty Of the people is to settle
,bs question in the territories; Yet We have neglected
to send our sovereign people to vote for our nstitu
lions against the sovereign people Of the North who
have gone there What is the pro.slavery vote 10
Kansas 7 Svme Eve thousand What the vote Of
Northern colonists or sstusrs7 About seventeen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
ELECTIONS THIS WEEK.

Inc political complexion OF tho next House tf
Representatives ia question OF high Importance to
Inc Democratic purity, to the Administration anil TO
the country. As the members elect now stand, the
bark Republicans have majority of thirteen over
The Democrats On Monday last elections were held
in Arkansas Alabama, Missouri, Kentucky, Iowa
ana Nebraska Territory and tomorrow, Tennessee
aud North Carolina also decide in favor of one
or the other competing parties within their respective
limits. In Arkansas, Missouri and Iowa, members of
Congress are not embraced in the sciedules of csDdi
dates. But in the other States msntoned aud in II
Territory Of Nebraska they That the aggregate
result will be decided Democratic majority, We can
not entertain doubt. Know Ncthingsn is indulging
IN dyin decentralization of the tenacity with which it
cngs to the shadow after the substance has parsed
away aud that it will be enabled TO return to Con.
sfess even the maagrs minority Of the last session.
there is no reason to apprehend The Southern dele
CATION We think, will furnish an opposite esempliH.
cation Of the positions Of parties and tho true state
of feeling in tho slsvehoding States. And it is emi.
nenty essential that the South should be represented
IN the next Congress by able conservative, National
state Rights Democrats, men who while yielding
nothing to the North, will make no other demands
than such as our constitutional rights will Justify us in
enforcing. The Administration 10 using every effort
to preserve the institutions Of our country from far
ther violation or abuse, to redeem the Republic from
TIE iniqutss aud dangers o Abolitionism to secure
the sovereignty of the States and psrpetuate the
Union by an impartial observance oi the PRINCIPLES
on which it was founded.
AS yet il is impossible to forosss the state OF affairs
at The expiration Of Mr. Buchanans Presidential
term 1t may bs thai an easier victory than that of
last Fall Will await the National Democracy or Black
Repubhsanism mny be prepared to run riot over the
sIse North, and thereby bring The South to the aw.
Jul alternative Of disunion. But with the active and
earnest cooperation of Democratic Congress, We
think there is little danger that the Administration
will fail to quiet the troubled waters to such all ex.
tent as to enable the conservative sentiment OF the
country to triumph over fanaticsm again in 1860.
In the next liouss of Representatives, the Sou
will have host of friends in those National D-lno.
Gratis OF the North. who have heretofore stood by us
20 fsaresaly md firmly. Though in n minority in
their OWE section, they contribute n tremendous
power In Congress when srrayed in the ranks of the
Southern Democracy. In a few days we shall re.
celve intelligence from the elections of this week.
anu We expect, OF course to have the qualification OF
directing the attention OF our readers TO additional
evidences Of the unanimty Of the Southern States n
favor Of Democratic principles and the Democratic
party.
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From the Richmond South, Angus,
PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE.
mo. IL

RICHMOND, Va, Monday Evening,
9! o'clock, August 3rd 1857.
Sir: have TO iufurm you that am the sole and
responsible author efthe editorial article in the "Ddy
Richmond Enquirer" OF Friday last-and to which
your own editorial contained in "1hs Souh" of this
morning. is intended TO reply: Hence, am the per
son whom you have, in various forms of expression
charged With malsiaqss @ a5 s to
lsays such charges unnoticed. have the right to
expect that you WILL without reservation retract such
charges and that tho retracton will be made in the
same public manner as were the charges themselves.
My friend. Mr.. -, will present to you this Uote.-
a DELAY in obtaining an interview with MIR. -. has
prevented me from sending it sooner.
Hoping to receive from you q speedy reply, re-
1,ain Your obedient servant,
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VTHE PRESS "

We have reoeveda copy OF the first number Of Col.
Forney's new paper published i'll Philadelphia. 1t
bears the appropriate appelalon "The Press" and
to be devoted 10 the maintenance Of tho principles OF
Democracy. The editors ssIutation to the public
was n admirable TASTE "Ths Press is neatly printed
and we'll arranged and will Of course be conducted
with energy and eminent ability.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
CHELSEA FOR sALE

RI DESIRE to scl my Farm and resdence known &C
II Chelsea, stuatad In the county of Richmond within
three miles of the Rappahannock river The Tract
tsns 260 acres Of which lSO Is cleared the remainder
wooded in Oak and Chcsnut The Dwelling contains six
wen flushed ip every respect the houses are In good
repair and the enclosures Of Cedar and Chcsnu The
w. and Is we'll located for member Of the legal probes
sion a. the courts Of Northumberland, Lancaster and
Richmond can be attended without remaining from home
at nieht. Address ELLIOTT NJ. BRAX1 ON,
Juiy l7-c6w Faruham P. O., Richmond Co
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ED. II. COLEMAN. Clerk.
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, I

hIHuONp July 2O 1887.
Conformity with tho Code OF Virginia Of ls49 page
h ~ section l6. do hereby make known to all whom
rtes concern, that appears by certificate Of the Es
ur 1a o. The county Of Lancastor dated the 9Th day of
ds i'f and received into tie Land Office OH the 18th
iuns ls that by inquest held the 25,h day Of
Ia an CO., the ntercsthed by James Corey in his lifetime
sn,s uaSided tract Of seventy acres Of land in the
Ill., and emo third acrrs) was found eschested TO
j,Iv5nnmonweath. j,Iv 5n 9. II. PARKER,
~~-eSSw Reg. Land ofRes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
FARM EOii SALE,

FARW FUK SAEE,
JVyEIE subscriber having purchased nnl in the county
Of New Kent. offers for sale, privately his iar:n In
the county Of Caroline, about five miles from Hanover
Courthouse Depot It contains, bv recent survey Az
acres aud is offered for the very low price twelve dol
lars per acre.
There is place 10 Virginia more healthy. have
lived on the premises for the last IA ycnrs with large
family and my medical bills have not exceeded tie sum
OF 1--WE dollars per annurn.
Average crop. per unnum for the las, s.: JehTs hare
been 500 bushels Wheat 80 bushels Conn., IRON h'e
TO 10 OCO pounds Tobacco, On,s, &c.
The Buildings consist ol u Large Frame Dwelling
neatly painted, and all Oat HOUSES necessary ter tie
farm They have all been erected by the subscriber Hd
are therefore and substantial. a choice selection Of
Fruit Trees, &c.
deem it unnecessary sny more, and only ask those
In want OF q sweet little horne, prcmses II
not sold before the t day OF September next will dis
pose OF II at public sale without any reserve.
NV Post Office 10 Hanover &. II.
July lO-cwtlstSrp lOIIN T. NARRlS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07
DEATH OF SENATOR RUSK.

Our readers were doubtless painfully surprised
yesterday, by the telegrsphic announcement OF the
suicide OF Senator Rusk Of Texas. lie was gen.
lleman of extraordinary ability, and an ornament
and honor to hia Stats. We have not yet learned
the ca usa. Of his sefdestruction.
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Msssrs. Boulsare, Chandler and others.
MILITARY AND NAVAL AFFAIRS.

WAsHINGroN, AUG. 4.-Lieut, d. 7. Neel Of Jrt
Infantry, and Lieut.. Wilcox of 7th Infantry both OF
North Carolina, have resigned.
Board Of Naval officers, to prepare code OF rs
yula,ions for the service has been ordered 10 con
1ene here on the 10Th. The Board consiets Of Com
Shubrck, Col. Hanes OF the Marines, Commander
Lardner, Lieut. W. L. Maury, Purser De Rue. ami
Surgeon Maxwell.
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mo. 4 |
NU.
RICHMOND, August 4th, 1857. !
naua 10 ntnlnnE

RICHMOND, August 4th, 1857.
past u O'Clock.
Sir Your note Of this days date lll o'clock y
has lust bsen delivered to ME by Mr.--. l, now,
without hesitation or reservation, withdraw the
charges which you construe 10 reflect on your honor
and reputation. Let me assure You thar never Tor
one moment suspected you TO conceal your name from
any desire to avoid proper responsibility. sha'l
nost scrupuously preserve nvoials the connoepGs f
course had TO communicate the fact TO tha lew
friends whom consulted but they will not dlvulge
il against my special request
Your obedient servant
ROGER A. PRYOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
FuNHE undersigned will sell public auction on SAT
II URDAi, August ~ leJ", very valuable and
desirable property In the town Of New Providence,
Tenn consisting Of fret rate
TOBACCO STIMMERY,
Having capacity for putting up six hundred hoeshrads 81
grips. on
With comfortable brick Cabins attached Cstcrn Ice
House and Stables, with about four of land
ted In high healthy and desirable location either for bu
sIpess or residence.
Apy person desiring property Of this description cannot
do hr than TO eecurc this Persons wishing To exam.
inc the property before the day of sale will receive all
cessary information by application to the undersigned
Terms made known on day OF sale.
inlv I3-clm J. l.. SMITH.
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the VALUABLE HOTEL AND FARM AT

HANOVER T.. II SCN4hlNt>N WV
ACRES, FOR SALE.
EXIE are authorized to sell the valuable property oca
w ted as above. The estate contains aoo acres, Of
is bounded ON one side by the county road and the
other by the Virginia Central rail road There Depot
this ianl The buildings the place embrace large
Hotel recently thoroughly repaired and painted contain
ing % rooms besides kitchen four stables carriage house.
house. ovcrseers house, three negro Qusr'rs Ice
house, &c
There is attached the place fine garden and the
open land 10 in good heart
The patronage of The HOTEL especially during the ses'
sons Of the Courts |. good The place remarka'
bly, healthy, and the neighborhood excellent.
As the distance IL ouly ls miles from Richmond anu
the cars stop a. the place regularly four times day
in Richmond to pleasant retreat for
their families.
Persons disposed 70 purchase requested to call on
Mr. Philip II. Winston residing the premi.es to
July l9-clm GODDlN & APPERSON. Auctl.
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mo. 81

No. IL
RIcHMosD. Va, Tuesday Morning,
III o'clock, Aug. 4, 1851.
SIR Mr.. - has ust presented me your note OF
this morning. ] avow to you, without hesitation or
reserv alton, that in writing the article in the Enq"
rer, to which You refer careful to avoid every.
thing which could bear the construction Of personal
dscouriesy or offence to yourself. have been and
am determined to express the views which honestly
entertain as to your political positions but never did
intend to offer d,Gourtsy or offence &c, ,h
take the liberty to add, that 10 writing ior the
Evsu,.,. have preserved strict incognito. You
ara aware I trust. that ! have not concealed my
name from any desire to avoid proper responsibility
NV confidence in this matter has been unavoidaby
extended to yourself. I still desire to remain un.
known al. q writer for the EaquTsr. You will re
cosnize the proprisy Of preserving invoste hs con-
6dsnce which have been obliged TO extend 10 your.
sslf-even in the published explanation which you
propose in compliance with the suggestion contained
in my noia of yesterday.
Mr.. ---- will hand you this note.
Your obedient servant, -
To ROGER A PRYoR, Esq, present.
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To r. A. PRYoR, sq.,pressnt,
mo. 81
l(ICINDNE.

no. -
RicHAoNB, August 4tli, 1861.
Sir The article in TIE South, Of which you com
plain was written in reply 10 the article in the En-.
guirer, OF which you arow The authorship. lhe
charsss You expect IN, to retract responsive 10
injurious reflections upon myself in Tho article in the
Eaguircr. When have assurance that no per.
sons disoourtesy or offence was intended to be offered
me by the article in the Emqn"o, shall be ready to
comply with your request.
Your Obedient servant.
ROGER A. PRYOR.
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HONESTY AND DECENcY OF A ScREEcnER.

THE SPRlsGs-Thsrs ara about 2OD visitors at the
Old Sweet-l30 at the Salt-l2D at the Red-and ~
or 80 at the Blue The Salt and Sweet are rapidly
filing up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-08-07

VALUABLE Fh hhW EOh SAbEs
U1HE subscriber offers for sale his farm, Orange View
Il lying on the Rapid Ann River Culpeper county,
Virginia. within half mile OF the Rapid Ann station on
the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road. in thckiy set
tied neishborhood the society equal any in Vrgnis
and the county very healthy one.
The tract contains 634i ACRES with an abundance o
the ceared land hss nG South onstery exposures and
&C. pycducivcacss of crops WILL think, compare iavora.
L.y with those Of most Of the farms in the ncghoorhood;
the wheat crop having for years past ranged from
IL bushels without the of euano, which would
probably double the crop on the same land.
The residence 10 situated on an eninencr overlooking
larger portion Of the cleared and the surrounding
country in view Of large number Of residences, with
Merchants Criss and Saw Mills, very convenient also
Post Office.
This FARM Is within four and halt hours travel by
rail road OF Richmond. Virginia, and two and halt or
three hours to Alexandria aud Washington City.
Pcrsons desiring further information respecting this
Farm with view of purchasing, Invited visit it. or
address the subscriber Rapid Ann Station Culpeper
county, Va. l.. H. TALlAFERRO.
ADrill
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REMEMBER THE FACT

'yNHAT GIBBS was awarded the highest premium, "a
'Tes medal at the last exhibition OF the Mechanics
ias'u'e i"r the superiority Of his AmBROTYPES over
s"'aa pictures ~ exhibition; but still higher reward
&c . rscevin: from daily increase OF his business
a proves that his Efforts establish first class Gale
y aa' met with the appreciation of gcnerouspubhc.
ns'espeetiny that in order TO meet the de-
anas OF MS business he has increased his force Having
10 ~. employ superior Artist he is preparedto fur
Iaa afaoIOGRApHS from small to life size, colored
a., y; sate or rpass!e, which he warrants tor accuracy
eau'y OF hnIsh equal TO the best paintings In the
'S.rlne specimens.
saiery co'!nthian HAIL. bstveen s.h and 10Th, Main
"s-, H'csnosi. 2. E. GIBBS, Proprietor.
Miniatures, Dscuorrestvpcs or ADbretvnes to lie size
btc5 p F. e.