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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-21
SIR. CIHAisLEs HEOTEL,
PORTLAND. ky.


HE uufrsisnsd Lessee Of this newly erected and adm-
ra5ly adapted HorEL takes pie announcing to
the public generally aud especially passengers arriving
departing the Portland Wharf house
petey fsrn he'd and the Guests.
Every item Furniture bedding and indeed the building
is fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated the ST. CHARLES is st the landing
the principal shipping poi.t for louisville where nearly
all her guests first arrive and from whence they de-
the West and sodth this house affords
ard comfort TO the traveller heretofore experienced at
this point.
IL shah be the endeavor of the PrDpreor OF this
Establishments command liberal share of public patron
because he intends deserve The House. with its
extensive grounds COOL shady and genera conveni
unsurpassed ransie1t house. IL ,ha be kept
rs.cass Hotslaesng the ntals of such
establishment
Mr. j. W. REDDISG we'll known TO the travelling public,
from his long connection with Hotels in Louisville
gagged will assist tho the
The patronage 1.-THE public respectfully solicited.
ySi-t W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.
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BLANKETS.

TESU undersigned having commenced TIE manufacture OF
Il Blankets. their mill Dexter New York are pre-
pared sell ali kinds of au low they be pur-
chased in New York with the addition OF freights and
I'll orders for an amount at shortnotice.
Wekcep n good 81. l0-i. H. ia.
Super Family Blankets.
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray bite Saddle Blankets, &C., &C., to which
invite the atte ntion Of the trade. -
oet6 !. II. MAGHEE & CO.
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AGAIN
NEW GOODS AT RosER's.
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
CIDER yiNEl:a, MANUFACToRY.

TE, the undersigned. wish tn call the attention OF the
wv Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville and dealers IN
general to the fact that pure
tele OF Cider Vinegar. which will sell compete
with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices Give call iar
trial Is all ask. MERCER & CLIFFORD.
". B.The is situated sae Of Fourth
and Canal streets. Lauasco city. iVl-dAwiy
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NEW ARRIVAL.

WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
VETE have Just received stock CT Watches aud
w Jpwelry consisting Of athe different new and beau
tul stvles Eastern prices
every article warranted represented We would call
special attention large stock II ne Cold and Silver
Hunting aud open face Watches IN will sell very
low figures. Also large lot of Ia Silver steel anC
Common Spectacle TO suit a. The pubic
generally and t ladies in parteuar are invited 90 cal
and examine sto BlTTROLtF q SONS.
sepsO N.tn between First nd Secsnd streets.
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New York. August &c. 1856.

New Y ssais CITY, 81 T ssa TcS COUNTY I~fT
/. Joseph c. Lawrence. Commissioned OF Deeos IN and
for the city and county aid Notary Public N and for the
State Of New York. do hereby certify that he day or the
date hereof before personally came Nae 60 re we'll
known who being by ly did depose aud that
the contents of the certificate signed by him
true.
In witness whereof have subscribed my name IS Gem
Notary Public of theState Of New
York and have afhxed my Notaraf Seal at my Office
- JOSEPH @. LAWRENCE
Cou1raissio of Deeds and Notary Public.
60 Wall street New York.
challenge medical faculty Of the United States
produce remedy equal Dr. Duprie celebrated Remedis
Tor external or Piles so Office
Nassau street Yor, will be mail OF
he United Sold by all respectable druggists
United States.
B-An Agen. wanted. terms cash.
DIR. DUPRIES PILLS
Are unrvaed for purifying the blood being sfeceaai
remedy for Internal PILES. Salt Rheun Ring Worm. sc.
reward will he paid to that they
anything innrous to the system Will he
mail any part Of thu United States 50 GEMS per
Principal Office 40 Nassau New York sale bv
all respectable druggists in the u. 8. -
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE.
76 Nassau street. New Yook.
WM. J. REDPATH & CO..
aeos Proprietor
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PILES! PsaE>!! PILEs!.!

VNE beg call the attention Of the public the follow
w ing certificate from Of respeeta-
bic citizens r yae the Law of the
Of the Courier des eats Unis and formerly
Philadelpha: to-'"
Dr. DUPRIEDsar sir:-I hereby certify th,tI have heen
afflicted with the Plesf GO years. lS
bottles of Barnes Pile Lotion and everything
but ALT effect Cor they did little
About lbs SINCE commenced using valuable
remedies tor the Piles aud have the happiness say
they have had the desired effect. they
this distressing compliant consider this
miracle. for 50 years Of sincerely
Signed, sr-a sase-r-H P.<yALIE.
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CO.pARTNERsH,p IN THE

CO.PAkTN EKsHIP Nv The
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
fU'E have this entered into
ship uuder the style OF French Jsrsuld carry
the wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business and for
purpose will glad all their friends the old
stand OF johnson French. Evansville: Ind.
WIN T.. FRENCH.
suglt SYLVESTER 7. JERACLD.
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FINE WALL. PiPEEs-EPHOIsTFRY WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
(SCHMDT STARK have Just received at their establish
- First large of Wall Papers
from qualities to the ines gilded comprising every
thing the beautiful description In this line They
everything aPpertanin- upholstery and
chairs sofas &c in superior STYLE Having Just enlarged
accommodate increased business.
prepared to receive custosrs ard show them
large o. al low prices ap2a-tf
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FALL STYLE HATS
AT tsUSE.s.S

At EVSE.a>N
CpECEIYED this morning by Adams Express \ new sup
py o. lJdes and misses Lambs Wool Hose. colored
aud white Xii Gloves fleece lined silk Gloves Ae
Expecting daily arrive addict nal stock OF all Of
DR. Goods which friends reduced
prices. Call in everybody. - - -
nov22 R0SER, BRO. d FREY.
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ATTINETs and woen goods of all ptions will b
~ sold extremely low make for spring stock by
Jan27 KEEN 4 PRESTON.
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TxOUR hundred Acres OF land lying in Hamilton county,
a in tn State OF Hlinsis Terms For further In
formation enquire at EMB!CB'S Dry goods Store,
sep3 Main street. three doors below Second.
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.sANG, OUR BANNER ON THg OUTER WALL

4 FINE assortment of Political Flags for sale At
~ ENBTCH'S Dry GODS Store.
sep1i Main street, three doors below Second.
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TIME subscribers have just received By lot
ladies Kid slippers very NICE together with lerE
and complete Of Boots, Morocco, Kid and Silk
for the Holiday parties.
dec2o MCREA & WELLS.
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AUI stock Of Boots and Shoes in the wholesale trade
w hand. and Merchants from the country will
think do we'll give call before purchasing else
where Our stock of variety of Boots
shoss. made by tie most popular Manufacturers of New
ENGLAND. and many Of them TO OUR OWN ORDER.
We invite the trade call and examine for themselves.
sep17 McREA & WELLS. Fosters Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

New YORK, Sept. %, 2P. M.-Money srrin-
gent, and banks are firm.
Very heavy failures are reported.
Advices from Albany mention a run upon the
Savings Department by small depositors. There
is no pressure elsewhere, and bill-holders and
banks there are quiet and confident.
ALEXANDRIA. D. c., Sept 2S.-There is a
run upon our banks this morning. They are pay
ing out small sums only.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is The Bank of Com
merce is repeating the course it pursued on Sat-
urday. The Girard is cashng its fves The
Mechanics and the Southwark are paying all
their notes The North American suspended at
about IL O'Clock today, and the suspension will
now become general.
IL o'clock The Mechanics now redeems its
ives only, as also the Pennsylvania, Girard,
Farmers and Mechanics, Penn Township, Con-
solidation, Northern Liberties, Mechanics and
Manufacturers, Commercial and Western, and
City.
The Philadelphia has no specie, but redeems
checks with its own notes.
o'clock.-All the banks are changing their
course since this morning; some refuse to certify
their checks, but give due bills to deposit in 9TH
er banks.
Business is parayzed, but there is little excite-
ment. 1t is impossible to make collections.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S-The Bank of the
Metropolis suspended this morning. 1t paid out
S65,000 on Saturday last
The Bank of Washington, and the Patriotic,
which paid small sums on Saturday, now alto
gether suspend specie payments.
The Savings Banks pays either in City Bank or
Virginia money, and demonds six days notice
from depostors.
Virginia money is at discount of 5 per cent?
and is tending still further downward.
Business is nearly paralyzed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

MONUMENT TO SAMUEL EoAR, The Boston
correspondent of the Springfield Republican,,
gives the following description of monu-
ment lately erected at Concord, to the memo
ry of the Hno. Samuel Hoar:
"a monument has lately been erected in
Sleepy Hollow cemetery at Concord, in mem
DRY OF Samuel Hoar who died in November
last. 1t is of Quincy granite, twelve feet
high, six wide and three deep, and represents
a door and window, the design being from
Pilgrims ProgresH. The following forms the
inscription on a white marble slab beneath
the window " uH
THE Pilgrim they laid in chamber, whose window
opened the SURPRISING The name of the chamber
was PEACE There he lay till break Of day. and then he
awoke and sang" rsf
If you do not really remember the passage,
you will find it in the early part of the book !,
in the account of Christians soiourn at the
house built by the lord OF the hill for the en-
tertainment Of pilgrims.
Upon marble slab beneath is the follow
ing inscription:
SAMUEL HoAR, OF CONCORD.
Died in Concord, Nov. 2 1855.
Born in Lincoln, May IS, 177s.
he was long one of the most eminent lawyers and be
loved citizens Of Massachusetts.
safe counseIora kind neghbor Christian gentleman
He had dignity that commanded the respect,
And sweetness OF modesty that the affections Of
all men.
He practiccd an economy that never wasted,
And liberaty that never spared
or proud capacity for the highest offices,
He never avoided obscure duties.
He never sought stations Of fame or emolument
And never shrank from positions Of danger obloquy
His days were made happy by public esteem
And private affection.
To the latest moment OF his long life,
He preserved his clear intellect urimpaired
And fully conscious Of its approach, met death
With the perfect assurance Cf
IMMORTAL LFE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

TAE SUSPENDED DOMESTIC HOUSES IN
PHILADBIPHIA.-We are gratifed learn fa-
yorable accounts, on the best authority, from
the houses OF John Farnum & Co., and Hack
or, Lea, & Co., both Of which have suspend.
ed, not from losses, but from the impossibiity
Of obtaining money on any terms, to meet
their obligations at maturity. The senior
partner of the house Of John Farnum s. Co.,
a very cautious man, and prudent in his state
ments, considers thatthey were worth $780,
600 when the commercial disasters com
menced and he confidently expects to pay
every dollar of their obligations in full, and
then have large surplus. Hacker, Lea, &
Co. are equally confident Of the ability Of
their hssets to discharge all their obligations
in full, aud to have large property left.
Had these two houses been able to hold out
o week longer, or had the banks suspended a
week sooner, they would have preserved their
credit, and the paper that is now coming back
upon US, would give US no uneasiness, except
in the depreciation OF the currency in which
Il would be paid -Pyopidence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

SoUTHBRIDeE ITEMs.-The Press states that
the Savings Bank in that town has had run"
during the past week, but all things relative are
now quiet. The bank proved itself equal to the
emergency.
The shOpkeepers in some part of Main street
have strong idea of introducing gas into their
stores, to be used as a means of illumination.
On occasion of sewing circle, on Thursday
last, while the company were enjoying them
selves pretty we'll, horse and wagon rushed
past containing two Irish women. Very soon
the circle was startled by female screams. and
rushing in the direction, they found the female
Celts thrown out upon the ground, with couple
Of babies underneath. The point Of the story is,
that in the confusion the babies were exchanged,
which mistake caused some alarm on the part of
the mothers, until the matter was arranged salts
factOrily. The personal damage to the mothers
was but slight.
A meeting has been called to organize militia
ry company in the town. 4
Rev. Joseph DennisOn of Kanzas, formerly of
Southbridge, delivered lecture upon that coun-
try, at the Methodist Church, on Tuesday evening
last.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

BLACKSTONE MovING.-The voters of Black
stone, favorable to the election of N. p Banks
for Governor, at the ensuicg State election, met
at the Office of s. A. Burgess, Esq, on Saturday,
the 26th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ. The meeting
wos called to order by Laban Bates, and organ
lied by the choice of s. A. Burgess, Esq, Presi-
dent, and b. T. Thayer, Secretary.
They then proceeded to choose nine delegates
to attend the Southeast Worcester Senatorial
District Convention, to be holden at Uxbridge,
on Wednesday, the Both inst, and made choice
of Caleb Thayer, Laban Bates, Abel Wilder
Francis Kelly, John B. White, E. N. Paine, d
W. Taft, Collins Capron. and Horace C. Daniels.
and four substitutes, viz Moses D. Southwick
Lyman Paine ARENAS Staples, and William D
Engley.
1t was voted TO form an Ironsides Club, and
choose committee of seven to report consti-
tuition and bylaws for their government, on next
Thursday eveding, at the Office of S. A. Burgess.
The following persons were chosen for this
committee rs. A. Burgess, Laban Bates, Caleb
Thayer, Francis Kelly D. T. Thayer, John B.
White, and E. N. Paine.
The meeting then adjourned
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--
HRRR DRIEsBAcH AND HIS L1oN.-Tbe Ga.
lena mn Courier publishes a letter from a
correspondent in Potosi, Wisconsin, who
saws:
Tired of this itinerant and Benedict life,
about three years since, the Herr took to him J..
self one of the most intelligent and amiable
If the Buckeye daughters, and removed to
this place, where he had purchased himself a
beautiful farm, and where he has retired to
cultivate the earth and make for himself a
pleasant home.''
Since them the lion Tanner has visited Du-
buque; and the Editor of the Express of that
city gives the following interesting recogni-
ton:
Last evening, we, with two companions,
walked up street with very worthy farmer,
from within one mile of Potosi, Wisconsin,
who talked about his pigs, geese and ducks,
and with what SUCCESSIVE titled his FARM
As an instance of his successful till, he stated
that he sold the product from htty feet square
OF his farm, of which he kept an account,
for forty-rhree dollars. Hence 1t may be seen
that this farmer, Herr Drles6ach, has some
skill as well as PRIDE IN his farming. Our
chief OBJECT IN taxing TINS walk was that the
Herr desired US 70 witness meetlhg between
himself and old pets OF the menagerie'
which he had not seen Tor more than year.
and which OF course we were most anxious
to witness, TO see whetner tlne' tra'ei ana
change haa oolltera1eu rom their Fecollec-
tons their old master on entering Inc can
vas whicn was Delore Ihe auulenee Uesan 70
collect, herT uesHea US 70 stanu oeiore the
cage OF the Pchgai sger' ne remaining a. me
door the whue' ms slsei' lor sone olu
mad a
anu IN Gays Oh yoIe nl@uekeu W give lnaiA-
ed demohstrauoh .! Tue lac'' his cage was
selected tof the nrst test ol recosnitlon'
While we were scatlohea lnmedlateiy IN
'front.' Herr came saunteflhg along caTeiessiy'
habNed IN farmer coS,ume' anu as ne
neareo tne cage 'ne ussr eyes began 10
gls'en WIN WIN 9le"I gfiiiianoy' as !ney
pore olreetly upon niin' anu a. tne same tline'
10" guttursi crow oesau " Ialse II, ms
tn[oas' Wnicn JUS ou' ln'O ie - npwi
as ne ieaPeu a1 'n ne, cSA' W seS AZ lin "nen
ne passed Dy' nus 1l eAPeiImens was urea
seEeral LINES WIN sile same Aesun' anu "heh
aS lehs'n 1AeIl sPoNe " mn; nls rage knew
no oouhus leapihS a. INC oars ne oasheo
ms paws oue W seel hin' anu oniy ceased
"n 1e ms oid master "alkeG OUT OF MS slght'
Ing neAG pace We were ueslreo 70 remove
70 was the large cage containing large hon,
TWO leoparas' ana lloness, we mention
them mus as IL IS the oIoer they stand IN the
cage oeing 9ivlueo INTO apartments. AS
19erF approached TINS cage tne honess caught
slght Oh hiln' ana Ier eyes peamed with
pleasure WINE her tan Wagged glad recog-
Illsloh; on q. nus coming up 10 her, she ap-
peareu lrahuc Win 10Y, ana when he spoke
70 her ana presented ms 1ace to the cage, she
Kissed hln' ana placed her paw IN his hand
with an the ar OF an intense anectlon.
1noeeo, whlle ne was In her presence, she
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29
Monetary Matters in virginia.

PETERSBURG, VA Sept. 28.-There is much
excitement here, touching the bank suspensions
of the North, and some uneasiness among our
small dealers, but no intimatiOn of suspension
Our banks paid all demands up to 30 ?. M.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2S Our banks generally are
paying specie, and it is understood they have de-
termined to go on. There has been no run upon
them as yet. Both the banks In Staunton have
suspended.
NoLFoLK, Sept. 2S.-Business matters here
are firm thus far.
WILMINGTON, N; c., Sept. 2S.-There is no
excitement here. Our banks are perfectly sound
and continue on as usual, but their future action
will be governed by that of our neighbors.
RICHMOND, Sept. 2S.-The Virginia banks
have all resolved to pay specie.
Abbott, Dodge, & Co., Southern produce
house, suspended in the morning.
Other failures to immense amounts were ru-
mored, but were without foundation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

Some two or three years since an
Irish clergyman, the Rev. Mr.. Beamish,
married himself, and the validity of the act
being acknowledged by the. court before
which the case was brought, an appeal was
taken. The decision has been confirmed by
majority of six to five judges. One of the
minority, Judge Keogh, Romanist, in de-
livering his opinion, made the admission that
"down to the seventh century, bishops and
priests did marry, nor was celibacy strictly
enjoined till the year 1876" He added, how
ever, that ''there was not single case in
which priest had married himself without
the Intervention Of another priest.
Capt. Hendricks was killed the other
day at the residence of Mr. Lamberth of Sill
yer Greek, Mississippi, by DR.. Tucker. After
shooting him twice with double barrelled
shot gun, he drew a revolver, and shot him
five times more, decorating his breast dread.
fully. DR.. I. gave himself up to the author
tiles. son
Robert Shaw the Postmaster at Buck
ingham Court House, Va, was appointed by
Thomas Jefferson, and has filed the Office ever
since.
The Atrato (Isthmus of Darien) shin
canal expedition have everything in readiness.
and will leave Washington on the 9Th Of DC.
tober.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

SUICIDE IN HUBBARDsToN.-De Joseph
Raymond of Hubbardston, says the Transcript,
committed suicide by hanging, on Friday morn
ing last, For two or three years he had been of
unsound mind, fearing, at times, though in COM
Portable circumstances, that poverty would over
take him, and at other times oppressed with re-
ligious convictions. By his own choice, he had
been at the Hospital most Of the time for the last
year. About three weeks ago, with the hope that
the change would divert his mind and relieve its
depression he..went home with his friends. Last
Friday morning he missed, for the first
time, and, search being made, his body was found
in Warren Woods, about half mile distant,
where, it is probable, he had stolen away during
the night, with the impulse of self destruction.
He was about 65 years of years, and was for many
years an active and worthy citizen He leaves
wife and several children, most of whom have
past their minority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

NEW YoRK.-The Republican State Conven.
ton which met at Syracuse. on Wednesday, Sept.
%, made the following nominations for State Of
heers. the Governor and Lieut. Governor holding
over for two years.
For Judge of Appeals. Timothy Jenkins of
Oneida, formerly Democratic Nj. c.; Secretary of
State, Almon NJ. Clapp Of Erie Comptroller,
Robert Dewniston of Orange; Treasurer. John
I, Hogeboom Of Columbus Attorney General.
William Curtis Moves Of New York State En-
Rneer, George Geddes Of 0nandagua; Prison
Inspector, Thomas Kirkpatrick of Albany Ca
nal Commissioner, Ariel f. Thurston.
The Convention which nominated them was
large aud enthusiastic, and the spirit which pre-
vailed showed that right principles will triumph
in the Empire State in November next. Such
men as David Dudley Field, Gen. Nye, Martin
Grover, and others, we're in the field, and address.
ed the Convention in most effective terms. The
following are specimens of the resolves passed,
which show that the Republicans of the Empire
State are up to the mark in the declaration of
doctrines they are determined to maintain -
ResolUed, That the Democratic Republican
party Of the State OF New York adheres with in.
hexibilitY and frmness to the doctrines Of the
founders Of the republic, that the true end of
government is the maintenance of human rights
and the test of Just administration is the extent
to which it carries that doctrine into practice.
ResoIUea, That it is a contradiction in terms to
call that man a Democrat who believes in the
right OF one man TO enslave another, or to desig-
nate that Democratic government, which
ries slavery with it wherever it goes.
ResolVed, That the State of New York will
never allow any human being to be held in
slavery within her borders.
Resolved That the opinions of the judges Of
the Supreme Court of the United States in the
case Of bred Scott, and the letter of the Pres
ideni in reply to the memorial of the clergymen
on the affairs Of Kansas, contain doctrines which
the people OF this State will never accept, be the
consequences what they may.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-29

WHICH IS HE FOR l-Governor Gardner has
said that he would as soon seek to obtain
money under false pretences as to obtain votes
by non. committalism. He has been nomi-
mated for reelection by two Conventions, and
we would like to know which he approves,
the one presided over by Mr.. King, who voted
against the election of Senator Sumner, and
still processes nationality, that is, Southern
sectionalism, of sentiment, or the other pre-
sided over by Mr.. E. c. Baker, who voted for
Sumner, and to a radical anti-slavery man
and highly gifted in geographical rhetoric
Loa0eR Courier.
We can inform the Courier that Governor
Gardner goes unreservedly with the Fillmore
and pro.slavery faction, and will leave our
friend Baker to shift for himself as best he
maya Boston Bee.