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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-10

The Baltimore Patriot, an impartial and
conservative paper, of great ability and in
fluence, makes the following just comments
on Vice President Brcckinridge's speech at
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BUSINESS CARDS.
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III (successor to j. II. BOfandick) - Main street.
between First and Second streets.-The undcrsign-
ed having bought the entire stock of Dry Goods
from J. III. BoEaRdick, viii continue. the business
under the above firm at the oil stand, - Main ST.,
between First and Second Streets The stock will
&c repleniShed in a few days, with every article in
the Dry Goods line, and a share Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. VA. J. DEUBLER.
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For sale by SMITH & EZZARD. sole agents ..
Atlanta, Georgia PROP CHAS. DEGRATE.
81 South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
KELLER q WHITE sole agents.
Also for sale at Dr. Pennington's Drug Store,and
ITaliock A Stoddgrd's oct20
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IL AGAIN.-ALLIS HOWES, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Rectifcrs of the celebrated
Magnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds Of Produce,
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskics, and For
rign and Domestic Liquors, &C., Water street, Sec
und door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY ID. ALLfs LEWIS uOwEs.
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EDURR RI. POLh. .sTT0R.NEE' 1T
ND Law, Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ing Agent, will attend to every species of convey
ancing, take dcpOsitions and afdavits, ac1nowiedg
ments of Deeds, and Mortgages, in fact, will per-
form faithfully all business of Attorney entrust-
cd 20 his care.
&c Office over Clarion Office, Princeton, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-10

W sale dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails,
Window Glass, Glassware, &c. &c, No. AZ Main
street between First and Second, Evansville, Ind.
O.. +. WHEELER. JAMES ID. RIGGS.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

RT.S.ERsHIP.-JN0JC CHAN
IH<DLER and BLYTII e HYNES have associated
themselves together partners in the practice of
Law, and will attend promptly to all business con-
Iiected with their profession which may be entrust
ed To them.
House, Evansville Ind. sept26-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-10

Ae . g-DER, SHSZ, C.<P8 40
II Lead. for sae az III COOK SONS.
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Observation-Disclosures

tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
WILL practice law in the Courts of this State,
will attend the collection of claims in amy part of
the United States, will buy and sell real estate ia the
city of Evansville, in Nanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for sale
Ierlnan spoken by member Of the firm.
g5-Onice on Third street, opposite the Court
House. in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firm Of Lockhart, Parrett & DENLY;
CHARLES DFSBY LUNEENITE1NER.
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I1IB.1T CIV BELTI.N.G,.,--To rcfute ut

ALLEN c. HALLECK, AGESI,
Evansville, Ind.
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~ ~ bxs. Star Candies,
20 do Assorted German and Palm Soap,
lust received by r.. ii. COOK Son.
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.oMS.F CREsP. NO T.1aI.PUnLI6;

91 At the Evansville Library Association Rooms,
Fosters Buildings will attend to drawing mp deeds
mortgages, and all other things entrusted to him
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n hURTZ, WHOLEs1LE ...ND
alHs RETAIL CONFECTIONER, and Manu-
flcturer Of all kinds of Candies, Cakes Cordlals,
Preserves, Jeies, &C., First street, between Main
ways on hand-Orders from families or private par
ties for articles in his line of business attended TO
at the shortest notice.
n1-An Ice Cream Saloon is fitted up in the best
style. my7-6m
EUSH DEPOT--E. S ID. HEx.n.f.N.N,
IL Wholesale Dealers in Groceries, Foreign aud
Domestic Liquors, Importers of Holland Herrings,
PTunes, Chocolate, &C., Main street, two doors back
Of Second, Evansville, Ind. mh27
BED-H. ~. Hx.N.N.EK; .sTTOR.N.EY
~ at Law and General Collecting Agent, Hen
derson. Ky. mh30tf
SDn RUSH. CRO.N' MEAL FRESH
eDV GROUND. For Sale by
uly2 z. ". COOK son.
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" street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
ers in Groceries and all kinds OF Produce, Nails,
Lead, Linsoed Oil, &c, &c. Also, constantly on
hand full stock Of Sash, Panel Doors, &C., of all
-iyes ap26
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

D1ED.-At the Park Hotel, in this county, Dec.
18th, of congestion of the brain, THos. l.. HUGHES,
Jr. aged 10 years Boston papers please copy.1
Master Hughes died of disease of which few
school boys in California need have fears-hard
study. He was preparing for an exhibition to take
place at Grass Valley, and being boy Of promise,
large share of The exercises fell upon him. lie
labored hard realize the expectations of his friends
and fell victim to his unwearied industry and
zeal.
John Mcfarland, formerly furniture deal
in this city, and one of the oldest residents died
at the County Hospital. on Saturday last, aged
about ffty-six years. He was borne to the Hospi-
tai on Thursday and breathed his last two days af
ter. lie has a family in Pittsburg, Pcnnsy lvania.
AT Rough Ready. on the 10Th inst, WILLIE
D., son of Jos. NJ. 4 Mary Mcguire, aged years,
months and days.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
DISTRICT CoURT-Niles searls, Judge.

Wednesday, Dec. 22.-H. NJ. Mau ct ais VS.. La
due ct ais. Evidence of Defendants heard, cause
argued and submitted to jury, and verdict returned
for Plaintiffs $500.
John Branagan vs.. A. T. Laird ct ais. 0u mo-
ton of Defendants counsel, five days allowed to
answer Bmended complaint.
Louisa BUM vs. Geo. BUM, divorce granted
Thursday, Dec. 23.-D. Laehrnan vs. F. Bur
meister. I. s. Gregory intervening. One week
allowed Plaintiff to file answer to intervention of
Gregory.
Edward Kelsey VS.. Abbott, Edwards 4 Clark
Demurrer to Clark's answer overrulcd and cause
set for hearing to- morrow
Edward Kelsey VS. Same parties. Same order
Ihom & Williams $. W. Boring. By consent
ofpartes leave granted to defendant to file amen
dcd answer.
Wn. Harris vs.. Shardin ct al. Ordered that
Plaintiff pay costs OF action in 10 DAYS, and in de-
fault cause pending to be dismissed
VIM. Harris IT, Shardin ct al. Jury waivad
cause tried before court. Submitted and taken un-
der advisement
All Jurors discharged from further attendance
for the term.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
Sllerim'S Sale.

by virtue of an Execution to me directed and de-
- livered issued out of the Hon. District Court of
the Sixth Judicial District on the Sth day of Dec
A. D. 1858, in favor of WM. r. GARRISON and
against J. NJ. HARDIN and J. d. BRISLOT for
the sum of Four Thousand Five Hundred and tl,ir
ty.four 66-IG0 Dollars debt, with interest on the
said sum of 81, 81 Co. from the Sth LAY of Decem-
ber 1855, at the rate oftwo per cent per mouth.
gether with $40 95 costs of suit. have levied up
on the following described property towit Ali
the right, title, interest stock shares of the de-
PENDANTS of in and to the Omega Water Ditch Co.
situated in Washington township, Nevada county.
Notice IS hereby given that will expose to pab-
lie sale all the above described property, to tho
highest bidder for cash. in front of the Court Hor,o
door, in Nevada city. on SATURDAY, the 18th
day of January, 1859, between the hours of Ig
o'clock 4. NJ and p. "
Given undermy hand this 23d day of December
4. D. 1858. S. W. BORING, Sheriff
Per II. Henderson. Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

GRABBING AT ORLEANS sFLAT.-ExcITEMESr-
Quite an excitement was created at Orleans Flat on
Saturday of last week in consequence of the discoy
cry that the grave of child recently deceased had
been opened, and the body removed Suspicion
fell upon medical gentleman lately practitioner
in this place, which confirmed by the discovery
of the body in his possession. The good people of
Orleans grew indignant; the population of the ad :
jacent Flats caught the infection, and informant
states, big crowd collected. Talk was heard of
lynching the grabber but all was satisfactorily
settled in q sh ort time
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

To BE HOPED FoR.-Sanator Ham
mond sees nothing for the Republicans
to make an issue upon in the future, and
predicts and counsels peace. That is
exactly what the country wants. Let
Mr.. Hammond use his efforts to quench
the desires of his section to call the roll
of slaves from the top of Bunker Hill
monument, and have a little more inde-
pendence to vote agrinst the measures
which he knows to be infamous, in spite
of the clamors of his people; and let the
Republicans come down Il peg and cease
their asperity. Then we can have peace
for time, perhaps, till some toad
ing charalatan shall again introduce
some indigestible humbug into Congress,
which neither he nor his blind adherents
understand, to distract the nation. Let
us be done with this interminable mig
ger question, and turn our attention to
advancing the true interests of the Re-
public. Preparatory to the object ban
ish demagogues and humbugs from Con-
gress that agita ation may cease.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

CHRIsTMAs.-The time-honored Gus
tom ofobserving the birth of Christ will
be celebrated this evening by balls and
tomorrow with dinners. The lovers of
the dance will find amble opportunities
to crafty their taste at the National Ex
change and New York house, while the
lovers of good dinners, (who is not!) if
they fail to receive an invitation to take
turkey with their friends must content
themselves with the more popular modes
of visiting public tables, which Judging
from the demand for articles, will be
well supplied with the delicacies of the
season. Tomorrow the people should
be joyous. May we not hope the day
will not be disgraced with drunkenness
and riot ?
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

Conflict Of Judicial Opinion. - On
Friday last, Mr.. Sigourney, County
Treasurer, accompanied by his counsel,
Col. Whitman, entered the Clerk
office and asked the Auditor to show
him the licenses which had by an order
of the Court of Sessions been placed in
the Auditors hands for safe keeping
the late Grand Jury having recomm en-
ded the course. After an examination
of the papers Mr. Sigourney, by the ad
vice of his counsel, walked off with the
licenses, in spite of the protestations of
the Auditor that the papers must not be
taken as they were on file as evidence
The District Attorney promptly took
measures to recover the papers. The
Treasurer was brought before Judge
Caswell to answer to charge of con-
tempt, and ordered to return the papers
by o'clock, on the next day; failing
to comply with which he was sent to
Jail for contempt of court. On the
evening of Saturday. Mr.. Sigourney
was brought before Judge Searls on a
writ Of ha6eas corpus, and liberated
Judge Searls holding Mr.. sigourney
committed The papers are
still in the hands of the County Treas
urer who claims them as the property of
his official self.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

Crockery and Glass Ware.-Mr. A..
G. Pier wants it TO be distinctly under.
stood that he is NOT selling off his fine
stock at cost" Nevertheless we will
vouch that eminent. satisfaction will be
found in his prices. He has the arti-
cles than which no more beautiful
Christmas presents could be devised for
ladies of family. The useful and the
ornamental are nowhere more excel
lently combined in the arts than in the
construction of table furniture. thus en-.
abling the lovers of the beautiful as
we'll as the strict utilitarian to find on
the shelves of Mr. Pier, just the article
he seeks--and, by the way, many are
beginning just now to appreciate the
fact.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

SMELTING-Messrs Deetkin & Malt
man are constructing works for smelling
sulphurets, on the turnpike between this
place and Grass Valley. The process
of smelling rock impregnated with sui
phurets is about the best for obtaining
the gold Mr.. Deetkin is a scientific
man and Mr.. Mailman through and in
telligent miner. The location of the
works is favorable for obtaining sulphu-
rets fran both Grass Valley and Nevada,
an the competency of the smelters we
trust wsll insure to the business merited
success.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

AfcatraS Isiand.-1'he S. F. Call says
the appropriation for the construction of
the fortifications at Alcatras Island
having run short, considerable dimin-
ution of the force of employees has been
rendered necessary. Some twenty-five
or twenty-eight laborers and from fifteen
to twenty stone masons have beer dis
charged. There are at present some
thirty y-five laborers, six brick-layers, five
carpenters and few plasterers en-
ployed. The barrack building has been
lathed, and as soon as means can be had
will be completed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

LIBERAL.-In consideration of check
for ten thousand dollars Edward Everett
writes one article a week for one year
for the New York Ledger. The check
was given to the Mount Vernon fund by
Mr.. Everett as soon as received. The
articles are to be styled Mount Vernon
Papers"
Mr. Bonner, the proprietor of the Ledg-
er, started i'll debt but few years ago.
Now he is worth fortune. His paper
has circulation of two hundred thous :
and. The contributions of Mr.. Everett
will put thousands of dollars in the pock-
ct of Mr. Bonner.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

u A Washington correspondent of
N. Y. paper says 1.-THE material outline
of the Presidents Message has been
completed and submitted to the Cabinet,
in order to enlighten those ilustrious
dignitasies, as to the views entertained
by its venerable author. There was
no purpose of consultation, and no in
tention to ask advice. They looked
wisely, like the Irishman's owl, twirled
their thumbs, and concluded that no
man ever occupied the Chair of State.
wto compared with Jeems Buchanan,
as Coz. Wise used to call him in frater-
nal days. This is really an astonishing
and overpowering Cabinet from tail to
head"
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

NEW PAPER.-Thej Territorial Enter
prise, by Jernegan g. James-a new
paper published at Genoa, Carson Val
ley, the first number Of which has ap-
peared on our table, promises to be a
useful Institution to the new state grow
ing up IN the other side of the S erras.
We learn, among other things of in
tercst in the Ent0pri.e, that S. w.
Lancton, of Downieville, the Pioneer
Expressman, has been in the editors
sanctum.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

~ The Providence Journal says
since Stewards Rochester speech was
delivered everything is laid to Seward.
One paper more sagacious than the rest
proved conclusively that a niger riot
was caused by that speech and might
have made considerable capital out of
it had it not been discovered that the
rumpus took place ten days before the
speech was delivered.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

The WAND-MELoNEy AFFAIR.-Mrs
Wand publishes card exculpatory of
herself and Meloncy, and accuses her
husband of faithlessness. &c. Meloney
authorises the Star to say he intends to
hold the rid responsible for thinking
and expressing its convictions of his
meanuesS and disgrace
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
CIGAR AND FRUIT STORE,
SlieriH'S Sale,

QY virtue Of Decree of Foreclosure to me drcc-
- ted issued of the Hon. the District Court of
the 18th Judicial District in and for the County
Nevada. Whereas, the 2Ist day of December,
A. D. 1873, a final judgment and decree render
ed in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District of the State of California in and for the
county of Nevada, i'll favor of THOMAS FAUT
and against JAMES D. WEAR and JOHN W.
WEAR for the sum of Fifteen Hundred and Eighty
Dollars, debt, with interest the said sum at tho
of four per cent per month from the rendition of
judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit.
And whereas the said 2lst day of December A.
D. 1858, it ordered and dccreed by the said
court, that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiffs
plaint be forccloSed and the property therein des
scribed, t0-wit All the following described prop
ertv situated IN the cJuIy % NeYaa, viz A lot OF
land situated IN ihc town Of French Corral contain
in,t eleven less. being the lot on which
the Nebraska Hotel row stands and bciug enclosed
by raj Fence including the said Nebraska Hotel
and al buildings aud out-houses thereon erected
Also another los of land situated in said French
Corral lying opposite to said Nebraska Hotel ad-
joining land of j. &. Murphy, being enclosed, also
by 4 fence and containing acre, or less
said two lots of land incuding She tracts of land
formerly known as the Baldwin & Daggett claims,
the Benninger claim, and the Buseflius claims al
so all the feIhiture in said Nebraska Hotel and all
the personal property of said Defer. aants now or
said premises.
Notice is hereby gwen that will expose TO pub.
lie sale all the above des sribci property to the
highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court Housc
door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
of jan A. D. 1889 between the hours of 10 o'clock
and P. NJ.
Given under my hand this 23d day of December
1853. s. W. BORING. Sheriff.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

Theatre Completcd.-Hamilton Hall,
the new Theatre at Grass Valley, will
be completed on or about the 1st of Jan.
The present offers an excellent oppor-
tunity for good theatrical company to
pay us professional visit. The ap-
preaching holidays, sessions of the
courts, and long abstinence of our
citizens from the drama, promise a sup
port to a good company. Mrs. John
Wood, is universally inquired after,
and would be rapturously received by
fine houses, should she condescend to
pay Nevada visit.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24
d L A NJ O n d S,
G o u I'D w A &c HE'S
Jewelry and Silver Ware.
FOR SALE BY
BARRETT & SHERWOOD
l35 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.

l35 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
ARTICLES OF GoLD.-Consisting of Ladies and
Gentlemen's Watches of all descriptions, Chaee,aine
Fob Vest, Gnard, and Neck Chains, Sleeve But.
tons and Studs, Brooches, Bracelets. Ear R;nes
Pencil Cases, Lockets, Buckles, Rings. Card Ca.ss
snuff Si! Boxes, B Seals Keys Eye Glasses, Ribbon
Sides Charms, Thimbles, Cane Heads. ArmIets.
Nrosses, and everything and beautiful in Coral
WORK. Cameos, Jet Work and Mosaic.
d AfriGtEs OF SrLvER-Consisting of Napkin
Slhgs. nife, Fork and Spoon in cases, Salteelars,
nPoans and Forks, Ice Scoops Fish, Desert, Butter,
Fruit, Pie, and Cake Knives, Pitchers and Cob
Ie's, lea Sets, complete, Cake Baskets Casters,
cu'.er DISHES, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Cof-
Zee Crns, Card Baskets, etc.
Ns- Diamonds set in every style Of ornament
now in fashion.
country orders, sent by express, are attended to
with punctuality and dispatch, and satisfaction in
all cases guaranteed
watch Repairing commands our particular and
piohP' attention. d&
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

WARREN's INTERMEDIATE GEoGRAPHY.-A hasty
glance at the contents of the above work has left
favorable impression of its value. The publishers,
Ii. II. Bancroft Co. arc Californians, and the work
is especially adapted to of the youth of our
State. Several maps of new order introduc-
ed, one of which-the commercial map of the worid
is worthy of special commendation. The work
is gotten up in atlas form, contains hundred pages
and is filled full of interesting geographical hstor
cal and statistical matter of the first Importance
Tie student, and may he consulted with profit by ali
ages and classes. 1t is illustrated with handsome
cuts representative Of architecture, pnbc AM pri-
vate works Of improvement, views of places and
scenes, manners and customs, &c. of the various
countries described To the whole is added n vaiu-
able treatise map dawins by james u f-rn-
who drew says the preface, I'LL bo aaps.
Warrens Intermediate 6eo5-aPDy may be had 3.
the counter ofGaorge ". Welch, also a very rrh,
and beautiful assortment Of the choicest works for
holiday presents
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

IHEATRIcAL.-Martin the Wizard,
who has been creating a sensation in
Marysville and other portions of the
State is expected to perform at Grass
Valley tonight andwill make his appear
ence in this city soon after. Due notice
will be given of his performance.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

COUNTING CHICKENS EARLY.-The
Marysvi'le Erpress says the forthcom-
ing Presidents message will be the
ablest document of The kind since the
days of w ashington Is ''By Author
ity'"in that paper sufficient recompense
for this exalted opinion of message be-
fore it has seen the light7 Would it
not be prudent to wait bit before class
ing the productions of Madison and
jackson as inferior to those of Buchan-
an? The editor of the Express, howev-
er, was formerly a whig and possibly
has little reverence for the genius or abil-
ity of the hero of New Orleans.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

GRAND BALL. A grand ball will
come off this evening at the National
Exchange. From the style of the pre-
parations it is more than probable that
larger turn cut will grace the occasion
than has ever before been witnessed in
the city. Our wishes for high old time
are cordial.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

California Raisins-The California
grape is being put to new and inter-
esting use. We observed recently, in
the store Of Elliott Il Bell. some boxes
Of fresh raisins made from the California
grape from Los Angeles. These are not
quite SO large as the well known Malaga
variety. but in other respects resemble
the last named fruit, and are beautifully
packed in similar boxes. They are also
without stems AS they are meeting
with a rapid sale, it is likely that the
packing of them will be largely continu-
ed next year. We have not learned by
whom they were put up, or any special
method or process in the packing but
the flavor and appearance of the fruit
show that they have been turned out by
the hands of adopts There is no reason
why this business should not be more
generally followed, and hecome very
profitable. We produce grapes in our
southern counties to supply not only
California, but also to create quite an ex-
porting business in the article of raisins;
and with the rapid increase IF emigrants
in the middle part of the State. where
the finest grapes in the world may be
raised there will be no rival in foreign
markets to California raisins - San
Francisco Herald
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

CIGAR SToRE.-A new point of at.
traction is apparent in the city. Green
hood has opened a fine cigar depot in
the fire-proof building above the Post
Office, on Broad street. We don't
smoke, but he is reputed to have the
most elegant cigars and things.
The Nevada journal., 1858-12-24

ATTACHMENT LAw.--Somebody writ
ing for the Democrat, has poor opinion
Of the present attachment law, and
thinks it worse than the old one. Bet
ter late than never. The Journal enter
tanned the same sentiments before the
present law was enacted, How over we
claim no credit for that, as a couple of
lawyers straddled the tripod at the time,
and were expected to see through d
mill stone. Not to throw ourselves off
entirely. we do claim credit for procuring
the services of the two gentlemen of
sense and sagacity On that trying occa-
sion. l; affords us pleasure to state they
still survive TO see their Judgment ap-
proved by our cotemporary.