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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03

hand and O6r 70 the trade Reasonable terms, the
following articles, and VIII be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies:
50 hnds prime choice Sugar. $1,000 Cigars assorted brands
100 bbs Baltimore Crushed do, Is Ciare Wine,
50 hbls Powdered DO 50 cases Bi Carb Soda,
25 bbls Loaf do, so bags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime Coffee, IS nests Tubs
$50 kegs Nails, 100 dozen painted Buckets,
1OJ bbls Molasses. 50 dozen Cedar Buckets
100 Sbbls Molasses Liquors.
. = bills Golden Syrup, J01 bbls Rectihed Whisky.
% bags Pepper 10 bbls Jamaica Rum,
25 bags Spice, goo bbls Old Rye and Bourbon,
Is bags Ginger, 50 bbls choice Monongahea,
IS boxes Tobacco, a grad) bbls Bourbon from yrs old
40 boxes Star Candles, 900 bxs assorted Liquors,
40 cases Teas, 50 bbs American Brandy
zoe bundles Wrapping Twine, Is hbls Gin.
sept2 s&G
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WTANTED-Immediately a situation as Teacher in a
Wv Private Family, charge School BY
Lady with the very references who has had ex
perence Teacher and prepared teach in all English
branches and also French and Latin, together with Music
dress Miss A. NJ. care Of Union and American Office
sept2-d2&w3t4
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= DRE-GoODs,

T most respectfully invite thsanson Of sa trade, 70 thu
w very extensive ana well assorted stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03
JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.

JUST WHAT EVERY FAMILY WANTS.
GOOD cheap Sewing Machine Price only s2 to s5 These
Machines need only be insure them place in al
most every family To appreciate you must examine and use
them therefore all who want good cheap sewing Machines or
County Rights for the sale Of the NettietOm a Kay.
mOnd Family Sewing Mach ines will please call
undersigned who is agent for Middle and West Ten
J. B. Vests Music Store, Union street. be-
tween College and Cherry streets
n B.-Parteuar attention paid to repairing all kinds Sewing
Machines by an experienced hand Terms CtIsh 4-H- 81
- =. FBEMINGs sewing Machine Depot
Nashville, Tenn aug 3O-dtWEWIy
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HUGH McCREA q CO.,

HUGH McCREA, W. HooPEa HARRIS,
Late Of McCrea Terrass Late Of H. B. Morris Co.
HUGH McCREA q CO.,
Successors 70 H. B. Morris & Coy
WHOLESALE GROCERs q C0A1nSu0E MERCHANTS
DEALERs IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
nos 2 AID Is MARKET srREEr- NASHVILLE. TEN
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY,

ENG personally acquainted several Of the best makers
III Of GOSHEN BUTTER,
receive orders lots fifty pounds and
The Butter shall be pure and fine in every the term
Those who posted regard this during the cold
weather. and all lovers Of GOOD But Err this an Cd
pOrtun Of supplying themselves realized BY our
citizens. ROBERT X. BOYD,
sept9-dlW No a Market St., Gordons Block,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-03

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
receiving daily one Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this markets consisting in part Of
Shirts of every style;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
White Move Bosom Shirts,
with and without Collars warranted tbeiter and to
equal to any shirt made1
White WarsaiIIes Shirts;
COlOred MarsaiIIes shirts,
COlOred Cambria shirts;
Every variety, size, and style
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
OF the Finest Texture and warranted to fit.
Cross Plat BOsOms;
Diagonal Plat Shirts--nevv styIes--Lincr
BOsOms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
IseufOrt,
Albert,
JOinviIIe, and
Napoleon Ties
UnderweRr--Of every description,
Just received to-day at
| J. H. mcGILL,S,
Ladies' and Gentemens Furnishing Fancy Store eorne
| of the Square and College street lsepI
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A CARD,

MIR L. LEWIS is lOnger.my Salesman Agent in any
lvL sense. B. L. SIMPSON.
sept2-6t.
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TTNHE undersigned hereby respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he will manufacture
OF French Burr MiIIaSfOneS and Mill MA,
chinery generally at the old Warne Ry on Col
lege street, few doors North of Broad.
sept2-d3t PATRICK RYAN.
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ICommuRiedied.
ShOemakera and Hicks.


If any doubts had remained of Mr.. Hicks
entire triumph in the Shoemaker cor tioVer-
Sy, the ERquirerS article Of Wednesday,
must have removed them. When Juggling,
unworthy of u two days schooling IN the
art, is rcsorted to, to prove mans inno-
cence, we have excellent reasons for think
ing him guilty. Let US repeat the main
items of the controversy, in order to see the
more readily, how fimsy is the Enquirer s
defense.
Mr.. Hicks charges Shoemaker with hay
ing pledged. himself to the Democracy OF
Spencer county, as being utterly opposed to
the act commonly called the English COM
promise. He also charged Shoemaker with
detailing TO him, certain conversation had
with Bright relative to the English swindle.
Mr.. Shoemaker comes out in card, and
pronounces the charges "to he ONE sTUPEN-
DoUs LIE" Mr. Hicks then furnishes the
certificates of several respectable men TO
sustain his allegation
Now, how does the Eaquirer defend?
Not that Mr.. Hicks and the gentlemen who
gave the certificates are EilSiferS; not that
Mr.. Hicks failed to sustain his charge, but
that Mr.. Shoemaker left Washington April
Is; was at home April 10, and in this city
April 23d Did any one ever see so pittiful
dodge! If the Enquirer has proved any
thing it has proved that what Mr.. ShOema-
ker said concerning Bright was lie; but
does it prove that Mr.. Shoemaker did not
SAY all that he is charged with saying?
That is the point III vcrSy--Sh0e'ad-
ker's reracity.
We are glad TO learn that the expose of a
miserable trickSter is having its effect among
the honest farmers of the District. We
trust that they will put their seal of con-
demnation upon Mr.. Shoemaker, next Fall,
in Il way tina: will be a warning to all who
think of using the same means to accomplish
their ends.
As the Enquirer says nothing concerning
the charge of pledges made 10y Shoemaker
that he was opposed to the English bill: We
nav infer that il was tue.
PIIILO-IIICkS.
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The Feat Is Accomplished.

When we had given up The greatest idea OF
theage as impracticable, and waSin diSpair OF
success, and looking to Asia and the North
west coast for new and practicable route,
the mighty work that is TO revolutionize
the interc purse and relations Of the world
was being silently and successfully perform
ed the announcement of its completion
takesus as much by surprise as if we had new
or fondly cherished the hope of its achieve
ment.
The success of the Submarine Telegraph
Fleet, IN laying the cable, is the greatest
event Of the century. 1t demonstrates the
practicabiiity of one Of the boldeSt theories
of science, and consumates the greatest dis
covery Of modern times. 1t has already
proved that the electric current can be eff
fcientIy passed over the space under the
sea and this resolves the greatest doubt of
success.
Ifthe cable now laid, should never repeat
another message, we shall have no reason to
doubt final success for the failure will be
in the structure of the cable, and not in any
insuperable natural difficulty. The manu-
facturc of submarine cables is yet in the
earliest infancy and inexperience of the art.
Rapid and important Improvements will
be made in their construction. The means
of isolating the wires, and increasing their
efficiency will be made, and if the cable
now laid, prove to be ever so imperfect, an
other and more complete one will be laid
in its bed before the end of twelve month
and the world will not be content till the in
terchange of intelligence between New York
and London shall be as simultaneous and
as intimate as between any Of our own cities
We can scarcely yet realize the truth Of
the thrilling fact that intelligence between
the two countries is to be transmitted on
wings that shall out travel the sun, and that
we may hereafter communicate toour morn
ing readers the events of the previous day
in Europe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

Missouri ELEcTIOY.-The unexpected cleo
ton of Barrett in the ST. Louis Congression-
al District, over Blair the emancipation can
didatc, is thus accounted for by the Demo
crdt:
Frauds of the most glaring Kind, double
and trebble voting to a frightful extent, the
use of dead mems papers, and inserted tick
cts, and barricaded polls, all show them
selves from the background of the national
democratic triumph.
In four wards alone the vote was forced
up to 7,72l, when only 1913 votes were
cast at an exciting election held in April
last.
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The Hoe AND CHICKEN CHoLERA.-The
Petersburg Reporter says that in Pike coun-
ty the cholera is prevailing with fatal eff
feet. Many of the heavy and most exten-
sive hog r',isers will have to buy pork for
their own use the coming fall. Some are
losing from fifteen to twenty head day
We also learn that an epidemic similar to
the hog cholera has attacked the chickens
in some parts Of this county. This disease
seems TO he spreading with more alarming
rapidity in Southern Indiana aud Illinois
than anywhere else.
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men for base motives discard principles, they
cast from them the foundation of all belief
and lose the distinctions of falsehood and
truth and become themselves living lies
The Ledger makes great ado in correct
ing its false statement of date in which 1t
has been detected, but it has rot regard
enough for truth and fairness to publish the
triumphant proofs of the falsebood in Shoe
makers statements which it had endorsed
and published. Itcorrects what might have
been a mistake, but leaves rcfuted outrage
Gus tslsehood it had propagated unno-
ticed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

INDIAN BATTLE.-Thc Pillager band of
Chippcwas which left Leech Lake in June,
to fight the Sioux, met their old foes at Big
Stone Lake, Minnesota, on the l4th ofJuly.
The Chippewas lay in ambush, and when
their enemies came within shooting distance
dropped twenty of them at the first fire.
A hand-to-hand encounter then ensued, both
parties fighting desperately. In this, the
Sioux lost six more of their men, but killed
eleven of the ChippewaS.
A special agent FROM Washington, is now
in the Indian country endeavoring to bring
warllke tribes. Mess trlS Is effected the
Government will no doubt withheld their
annuities, until the redskins come TO terms
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Extra Session Of the Legislature.

1t is reported upon the authority of 1t.
Governor Hammond and other political in
Inmates of the Governor, that an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature will be called some
time in October, about the time of the State
Fair. After resisting the demands of the
people for a session of the Legislature, for
eighteen months, the Governor upon the
eve of the election of a body, calls
the old one together, just as It's time is ex-
piring. What plot is to he accomplished
by this act. Do the signs OF the times tell
the Executive clique that their influence is
likely TO be less in the new than it was in
the old? Does the declining popularity of
Bright admonish them that something must
he done TO confirm him in his usurped place,
and preclude the new Legislature from
electing two new Senators, who will contest
the seats of Bright and Fitch and Gust them
finally from the Senate? The argument
upon which they were sustained by the
Senate, was that they were in truth the
choice of the State, and their election was
sanctioned by the people of the State. If
this be proven to have been false, and their
appointment be repudiated by the people,
in the coming cleetion--as il certainly will
| be--their case will wear a very different
aspect to their associate Senators, and their
admission to- seats will be reconsidered.-
Any attempt TO foreStal the action Of the
new Legislature should be rcbuked, and il
possible, arrested. 1t is reported that the
session will he called for the 18th of 0cto-
Der. There is some political scheme to be
attained by the act, on which the people
should keep an eye.
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nzsyn The Princeton IndianiGn of yestcr-
day contains IA long article describing the
appointment men of the late LccomptOn
Convention in that town. The article i'll
question ridcules the personal appearance
of many who were present at the Conven-
ton, with severl unwarrantcd attacks upon
the private character Of men who are Meth
er candidates for Office nor prominent poll
ticians
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IN BUSH PRIME SRED RIF-5O
~ bush. Ear CnIn. rncniNnd .tnlIncr j n
nnDER OF C0D.,t11 DInnU.-

hRDER or COb.vIHL UHHECE-
" ING Lots to he flled.-And now here il ap-
Pearng to the Common Council uf the City of Ev-
ansvlle, that Lots 10 and 20. Block g. in the Crcs-
cent enlargement Of the i Of Evansville, are 80
situated that water collects and remains stagnant
thereon, and the owner of said Lots il hereby di-
rectcd and required by the said Council to fill up
said Lots to such height will prevent water
from collecting and remaining stagnant thereon.
within Ten days from the publication of this notice
j, A. LEMcKE. Clerk Of the City of Evansville. do
hereby certify. that the foregoing and CON-
plee copy OF order of said Council passed ON tho
18th day at July. A. u. 1858 far AZ il relates to
the within named bots.
In witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed nv
name. and affixed the s,al Of said City. this Goth
day of July, A. u. 1S.,S.
in I.lILsI.nl. 4 4
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The QUESTION SETrLED.-The Indianapo-
lis Sentinel considers Niblack election set
tied, having received a letter from this dis
trict, containing the following choice morsel /:
am assured by men from various parts
of the first congressional District that Judge
Niblack will lead Judge Hoyey the usual
Democratic majority. Niblack is certain
in their Judgment, TO carry every county in
the district. In DaviesS, Knox, Pike, Du-
bois and Martin counties there will be no
detection in our ranks.
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Rsg' The Sd inst was generally celebrated
by the "colored population" being the an
niverSary of British West India Emanc;pa-
ton. y negro convention was held at New
Bedford.
A motion was made to appoint a commit
tee to address slaves of the South, recon-
mending them TO rise in their majesty for
their freedom, out after some discussion, it
was lost by Il small majority.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

baS3 y man near st. Louis has realized
twenty-four hundred dollars from two acres
OF land, by selling straws to coffee house
keepers to be used in imbibing mint julips
and cobblers. lie packs them in barrels
and sends them to Southern cities "Little
things make up lifetime is an old say
ING, and here we may say that little things
make very pretty income.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

Bas- II is said that the Citizens Bank of
Memphis has no legal existence and that
therefore the bills receivable cannot be col
leeted If this is true the loss TO the hill
holders viii be nearly complete.
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NOTICE 10 TIIE pURI.IC.

II will he that the undersigned has purchas
cd from VI. L.. johnson his stock II Books and sta
tiOnery. beg leave to inform the citizens OF Ev-
ansyille and vicinity, that shall cndcavor To merit
n liberal share of their patronage. Having already
well selected stock If articles On hand, and intend
ing To- make numerous additions, will endcayor To
suit the wants Of the community NV purpose il TO
build up good Book aud Stationery establishment
and by industry and fair dealing secure such Gus
tom n will enable 60 compete with all others in
the trade. L. WHITAKER.
August 9Th, 1853. 1wd
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Eli given, 10 all auctioneers, draymen, cartmen,
eXpressDen, wagoncrS omnibus and hacllinen, ped
dlar, prOprietors of billiards, bagatelle tables and
ten pin alleys th.atcrs and concert halls, that all
licenses expire the first day of August next and
they are hereby notified TO renew the same on or
before said lay; and in default thereof the ordinan-
i'm such made and provided, will DE strictly
enforced against deiinquents.
A. LEMCKE City Clerk.
lylp-I I'M Nnfk sbofc conv
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BSs@ The correspondents of the New York
Times and Herald, in Salt Lake City, for
lack of better employment have been in
dulging in aperSonal renconter, in which
Simonton, of the former journal was slightly
cut. This is the FIRST bona .fde fight report
ed in Utah.
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IsNoLHTIO.,. or f.,2- ~ nE.A.Ea-

~ SHlP.-The hrm III NIckERY & JOHNSTON is
this day dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness will BE- continued by JAMES W ylcKERY who
will settle all claims against the old firm, and
ceye all debts due them. The name of the firm 10
b. used Ouly in liquidation.
JAMES ". yICKERY.
August I'd, 1865. ClIAS. McJOHNsTON.
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SOLD OUT.

Having sold out my interest i'm the firm of WICK
cry JOHNSTON, return my thanks to the public
for their liberal patronage, and can cheerfuly
commend my successor TO them for continuance Of
the same. CHARLES McJ0HNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

~ DENCE ON the corner of First and Chestnut
street, about ten days since Bay Poney with heavy
name bemish in right eye eight years old ANY
person returning him to me. giving me informa-
ton Of his whereabouts, will ~, rewarded for 80
doing. HIRAM T. REED.
Ev1nsyilIc Aueu.t 9Th 1Sis Ill
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n. b. MARSHALL, NJ D.,
llyl-2m Dean of the Faculty
NV:4.V'sTILLR PL.s.VY.S's5 .s.NYI

Hp.9.S' PL.I.NI.N,(9 IND
IL Flooring Mill, Second street, between Chest
nut and Cherry, dealers in Lumber and manufactn-
rers of Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash, Door and
Window Frames, Mouldings of every size, Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shelving, Nantes, Base Pilas-
tiers, Greenhouse Sash, and Chain Pump Tubing
A large assortment of sash. Blinds Doors
MouldinSs and Pump Tubing, constantly ON hand
Also, ready worked Flooring Of all kinds
Persons about TO erect buildings in the Southern
or Western country, considering the low rate of
freight by river railroad and canal will find IL 10
their interest to purchase at establishment
where they can bc supplied with all the carpentsr's
work, ready made OF seasoned lumber for the fin
ish Of buildings. Our work is not made as most
factory work, with lemons half way through but il
Is framed in the same manner if made by hand
Saving of all kinds done on short notice Terms
cash, unless otherwise agreed upon
my2f-tf --. STEELE A HJTNNEI
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GROCERIEs .s.ND PROpIsTO.V-s.

|" EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHnLEsALy Department, First street, first door
FRI m y lin: Retail Department, Main street, fret
deer below the corner.
". III. Cook bcgs to thank his friends in Evans
vile and neighbOrhood for their fayOrs freely he
slowed on him since lac has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity Of introducing 60
their notice his son, Mr. III. A. Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date, and soicits
for the new firm of Y. H. Cook & Son, continuance
of the support 50 literally conferred on himself
Y. III. Cook & Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock Of Mr.. II.
w. Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled
10 supply the citizens of Evansville with every art
Gle they may require in the Grocery and Provision
line. u. II. Cook & Son wish especially 10 draw the
of any kind to dispose OF, to their Increase. facility
foT taking on their stock, and supplying them at
their Store with all articles required in the whole
sale department. at prices that must insure their
orders Tor the future. fsil2-ff
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REFERENCES;
u. s. Howard Evansville, Indiana Ails s Iiowcs,
E.ansvile, Indiana; A. NJ. Phelps & Son. New
burgh, Indiana Minor & Hacc, Ncwburgh, In
diana; H. u. Ncwcomb & Brother, Louisville, Ken
tucky u. :. Benedict 4 Son, Louisville, Kentucky;
Thomas Dauforth. Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co., New Albany, Indiana; IL. Simpson & Co :;
New Albany, indiana; W. II. Catlin, Henderson,
Kentucky: i. G.. Beverly, Henderson. Kentucky;
James Montgomery, Preston BRO. Bank. jefferson
VILE, Indiana; Merett Campbell and Co., st. Louis
Mo. iy3l-ly
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After having received for nearly four years the
very liberal patronage cf the citizens OF Evansville
ana vicinity, take this opportunity of rendering
them my sincere thanks for the past, and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of their fayors,
hoping by strict attention TO business to merit the
same.
auS2-3w JAMES W. yICKERY
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NyOLD OUT.-M.sTY.N'G s0LD OUT

~ my entire interest of Books and Stationery (his
day. to T. Whitaker, return my thanks To the
poblic for their liberal patronage and checrfully
recommend my successor to them for a continuance
Of the same. VI. l.. JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-06

Eay"The veterans are coming into the
field all over the country. Tom Corwin is
a candidate for Congress from his old dis
trict and is likely to be elected. lie will
stump Ohio during the fall campaign.
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IDUBEIC fIsTER.,'s TO ne LET!

IL On Saturday night az o'clock, August 18th
next, the Common Council Of the City of Evansville
will bc prepared, at the Council Chamler in said
city, To- receive proposals for the building Of four
CisternS Of 30 bbs. each the city furnishing iron
tops for same. Said Cistcrns must be- walled up
the top with good brick, and well ccmentcd, after
n plan and specification file in the City
Clerks Office. 4. LEMCkE, Clerk.
au.sf- l0in Tolkslofe COPY.