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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-27
BTTTROLFF & son.

teh DEALERS In Jewelry, Watches, Clocks,
"a. Silver Ware, &C., have now on hand q well
s@AZ selected stock OF gold and silver Watches; hne
Jewelry of all KINDS and Of the latest styles Yankee
Clocks in Bronze, Iron and Wood cases. silver Table
and Teaspoons, plated ware, porte onies, go silver
and steel spectacle, Nc, which We are prepared 70 sell
the lowest eastern prices. and warrant every article 10
he what il represented The public generally are in
yitea 10 call and examine for themselves, al the old
stand on Main street. between lst and End. Apo
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NOTICE.

yUSUE ASSIGNEFS OF WM. LOEWENTHAL &
co, inform Won herewith that they have sold
the whole of Clothing and Dry Goods to Mr. A.
Loewenthal.
All Debtors 70 the late firm OF VIM. Loewenthai &
Co will please call at their old stand and settle with
ABR. GUAlBERTS.
LEOP. VI. BERNHE1MER,
roarp-ow Assgnees.
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a NRANBERRIES, &c, Sc--
" 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries;
800 Heads Prime Cabbage;
- Bushels Sugar Pasnips;
zoo do Prime Write Potatoes: inst received
and for sale by z. ii. COOK son.
ianS-If.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-27
''THE SCIENTIFIC ASiERIC

in long and elaborate article in their columns (Which
every reader of that invaluable paper has seem rec
ommends the New York Betting Co.'S Betting above
all others, and by of clncher they state thaf
they use itOn all their presses and machinery.
This Company is wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the articles made by them equal II not su
perior to any other make.
The rapid sale OF the New York Betting TO our larg
est machnsts, mills, and factories ito men whs are
judges and cannot be deceived) is sufficient evidence
of its value, but the testimony of the Scientific Amer
lean can't be set aside by disparaging competitor.-
"Nuff ced." =.
Just opening the eighth shipment to me Of Betting
since summer. for sale at Cincinnati prices.
CHARLES S. WELLS, New Store, -
dec3 Opposite j. III. Maghee Co. -
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03
SALES AT TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
Prices ana Sales 0f Stocks in Ney York
pV TEI EHpApu
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, November 2.
COFFEE--We notice a speculative movement to-day.
with sale of the brig Nepunes cargo $500 bags
made public. We quote fair Rio at 1OkG1OA
cts good l1Gll4 cts and prime to choice at ihal2
cts The stock of Rio is II, 500 bags,
FLOUR-We notice more activity to-day at the recent
decline with 200 bbls. Ohio Super at S. 200
bbls do at S512h and 400 bbls. City Mills do. IS
Extra is dull at $50 for Ohio, 1915 for Howard Street
and s6(a6 Is for City Mills. Baltimore ground Family
still selling at $3.50 and Extra at $3.50, Rye Flour
S425 Buckwheat at So so per 100 lbs and Corn Meal
at 81 for Country and s4.25 for City.
GRAIN-The market well supplied and rather
better feeling noticeable OF Wheat the offerings
900 bushels with sales of white at 5Gl.O cents for
medium, 125130 cents for fair. and 135G14O
and 143 cents for good to prime Red brought 10 cents
for very good samples fair to good quote at 1141S
mand and quotations somewhat advanced. The of
farngs 5000 bushels with sales of white GIG
81 Oats about the yesterday, with
light receipts Sales of Maryland 40 for fair
prime would bring "A cents, au sales of Pennsyl
vania AZ There Rye received to-day. We
quote Maryland at 65G7O cents and Pennsylvania at So
WORCESTERSHIRE market continues dull at the quota
TONS We quote 2S3O for Cuba Muscovado, 26G27
cts for cayed $50 cts for Porto Rico and 2S30 cts
for English Island.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market continues firm with light
stock of all descriptions We quote Bulk Shoulders at
62s cents, and Sides and Hams at 4GSS Bacon
is selling in lots for supplying the actual of the
trade at * cents for Shoulders and OK Sides
and Hams at 10 to 10 cents as to quality Mess Pork
selling $3.50, Prime Sl45O and Rump at S13 so;
Mess Beef at SIS, and No. at So Lard is steady
cents for Western and 9RG93 cents for City
RICEIs steady but quiet at So d38 cents for good to
prime crop.
SUGAR.-Sales to-day of 80 hhds Porto Rico at s675
Gi6SzI. and 10 hhds prime do. S. %. We quote
fnng grades of Cuba and English Island at s6d6
GERS styles s6.75d7 So fair Porto Rico at
S625d7; and fully fair to prime and choice at s. 25
S.25
sALT-Sales of Liverpool Ground Alum are making at
S0GS5 cents; Marhalls and jeffrey Darcy's fine at 100
l35 cents Ashtons fine 40 centsp per sack and Turks
Island at 20 cents per bushe
SEEDS.-Light sales of very prime Pennsylvania
reported to-day 1913 per "a lbs, and quote fair
prime do. at $550G5.62H Timothy is held at S2G2 25
and Flaxseed at Sl.40(G)l IS.
WHISKEY-Limted sales of Ohio at % cts. We quote
City at q x CTS. and dull.
BARLEY AND MALT.-Sales to-day of 600 bushels
Western Barley at 81 per bushel and within days
past 1000 bushels Malt private We quote
the range of Malt from Sl0o to 81 10 per bushel.
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BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 3, 1858.

Samuel Butler, for model of ship, silver medal Holden
Teal, for block. dead eyes and hearts, silver medal;
Samuel f. Porter, for model of q schooner. diploma.
Glass No. 42llugh Newall. Jones Falls and girl
with basket, gold MEDAL o. Hallwig FIR oil pain ns
silver medal; II. W. Robbins, Jr for Water Fall gold
pencil J. NJ. Stanley for Iuntsman Cabin silver medal
Col J. Il. Johnston for portrait silver medal Vincent
COyear for crayOn heads silver medal; Mrs S Schwing
for pencil sketches pair silver butter knives: Lind
Murdoch. for architectural drawings. silver medal l..
Starkwether for architectural drawings diploma; j. T.
Randolph for stone bust silver medal Miss C. B. Aorri
son. for oil painting. gold lOcket
Glass No. 43.-F ". X r. King, for Photographic view
cameras and stereoscopc view cameras silver medal.
s. G. Israel for photographs in OIL water color India
ink and plain and ambrotypes and Photographic views
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad silver medal; D. l..
Clark for Photographic view of RarbeeS Fisher Girl. di
pioma Charles hoppel Co., for eectrotypes dip oma
Glass No I'D. Davidson, for chirOgraphy, diploma;
j. NJ Torsch, for specimens wood engraving silver medal
NJ NJ Hart, for specimen wood engraving. diploma f.
Sachse Co.. for Autographs silver medal A. McLaurn,
Tor specimens of penmanship, diploma; F. NJ. Mercan,
Tor card engraving diploma; VIM. Gillespie for card en-
craving. diploma.
Glass No IA Krummer for silver sax horn diploma;
C. krummer, for silver sax horn diploma; REGISTER
Webb, for church bell certificate of gold medal W Bou
cher, Jr for drums silver medal; Myrick Sugden, for
plated piano wire, diploma; Chickerng Sons grand
and Cecelian piano, gold medal; Newman. Bro Son,
for grand and square piano, silver MEDAL VIM. Knabe
Co, for square piano, certificate of gold medal.
Glass No. 46.-John Williams, for book binding, silver
medal; VIM. White, for book binding, gold pencil a. J..
Knight, for paper bags, diploma.
Glass No. 47.-P. II. Klauhod. for carving in ivory
diploma; VIM. McGrew for gilt frames silver medal He
dian Rosenstee for gilt frames diplomat G. W Hewitt
for mirror set of studs; Martin edian, for gold leaf d
plOma G.. A. Cunning CHAM ornamental sign diplomat
T. l. 7. Webb, for gliding on glass diplomat B. F. Black
for script and ornamental sign diplomat c. II. Lyon for
grained door, silver medal John Cayana for script and
ornamental sign silver medal; A. W. Dumay for car
wing, diploma VIM Swzer. for carving, gold pencil j..
SUIT burg for carving silver medal Philip Krauss, for
glass painting, silver medal.
Cha No. 49.-West Caseton Rail Road and Slate Co,
for slate mantes, silver MEDAL Pitcher & Thomas for
specimen of bricks diploma.
Glass No. 50-Moses Hyde for soap silver medal; +. f..
Gernhardt for stained window glass silver medal; VIM.
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audanum. He asked his wife what she had put in the
jug, when she replied nothing but at the same time pulled
it from his hand, and poured its contents into Stop
bucket aud then and empted the bucket into the
street Berhold determined to have her arrested and
went for officer but his return found that she had
gone away. On Monday night she returned homo, and
was mm diately sted. Mayor Swami committed her
for Court in default of 5000 bail.
man named George Remmey was yesterday arrested
by officer Brown on the charge of stealing coat, and
pair Of pants from the Stor" Of Henry King corner OF
Amity and Baltimore streets He committed to jail
for Court by Justice Logan
Officers Freeman and Twigg yesterday arrested William
Scroggns the charge of assaulting GeGrgana Smith
He committed to Jail in default OF security to answer
at Court by Justice Logan.
Adam Bloom arrested the charge of assaulting
Elizabeth Oldrick, by striking her with brick Justice
Audoun held him for Court.
Lemuel Yates arrested on Monday night, charged
with assaulting VIM Ruermeyer Committed to Jail for
Court by Justice Melris.
Edwin McColvin arrested yesterday morning by
officers Roe and Simpson charged with stealing law
book, the property of RI Rodgers Esq Justice Mckinley
committed him for Court.
William Stewart yesterday arrested by officer Hale
on the charge Of running his without number He
was fined $50 and costs by Justice Boyd
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will get the out of very wicked world And since
you know what's coming, suppose You take 1T as easy
a possible
What a lifetime OF thought and feeling crowded into
the next moment The three cleaning swords were
raised aud the doomed youth them pointing surely
towards his heart There escape by Hight. for be
him the door advanced the workmen of death
There hope in his strength of body and limb,
for unafmed he was the power opposed to him
conqueablc So he leaned back against the reeking wall
and shut the horrid monsters from his sight
The above is the commencement OF Mr. CoBES great
story, which is being published in the New York
Ledger We give this a sample; but it is only the be
ginning of this most interesting, fascinating and absorb
ing tale-!he balance continuation OF IL can only be
found in the New York Ledger the great family paper
for which the popular writer's in the country con
tribute and which he found ut ali the stores through
the city and country where papers are SOLD! Rcmem-
Der New York Ledger of November 49, and
you will get the continuation of the story from where
it leaves off here If you cannot get copy at any news
Office, the publisher Of the Ledger will mail you copy
the receipt of five cents
The Ledger mailed to subscribers at 81 year. two
copies for 49, Address your letters to Robert Bonner
publisher, ~ Ann street New York It the handsomest
and lest family paper the country elegantly illustrated
and characterized by high moral tone
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Thanksgiving in Missouri.

HEAVY SWlNDLING OPER ATfoN-A man named
Burnham made complaint few DAYS since that he
had been swinded out of S. 700 in the following
manner: .e.....
Mr.. b. is drover from Texas. Some time since
he sold five hundred and twelve head of cattle to
two men for IS 700 and was to receive the nav
after they were slaughtered The three drove the
cattle to this city in company, the other two agree
ing to pay him about the 18th of this month The
day came and passed, and the drover heard moth
ing from his men or the cattle. Upon making in
quiries he found that they had sold the cattle to
packer, and received 81 500 in cash, and the re-
mainder in notes and drafts. He informed City
Marshal REIN of the circumstances. who was sue
cessiul in arresting the two men. Their names are
John ii. Dorland and George Dorland. A third
party having the money in his possession, is still at
large.-Chicago Herald.
ROME, N. Y, Nov. l.7Mrs. Jourdan who, has
been on trial here for the past week or poisoning
her husband in Ava, in August, 1857, was found
guilty to-day of murder. The jury recommended
that the sentence be Imprisonment for life. SEN
tence suspended until the next term of the court
ExPERIMENTING.-0n the 18th instant, Daniel
Fetch, trader of Mason Village, N. H., for exper-
iment applied lighted match to the hole of bar
rel from which he had taken faucet, after drawing
OIL the burning fluid. The vapor which remained
lgnited, causing explosion equal to that of a
cannon bursting a barrel. One of the experiment
legs was badly injured by the broken fragments
OF the barrel although fortunately only deep flesh
wounds were produced, Vt ~ y WIS ~.
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N0EENTN
ivy CESIS.
Corn,,nr Cuorl-Iin Yesterday afr.rnoou

Coroner Sparklin yesterday afternoon held inquest
the body of man named Paulus Doas. who came
his death in the following For time past
he had been INDUCING freely in liquor, and yesterday
morning his mind was completely deranged. He
blacksmith and to his work usual but only
manned at the shop few minutes. He went down to
Canton and walked the railroad bridge and when
hundred yards ont observed to under the track
the rese work, and deliberately let himself fall into
the water. Policeman j. Vain called by boys.
and on his arrival made endeavors to him. but
failed. When he threw himself in the he did
at first sink but appeared to exert himself to keep his
head under the water The jury rendered verdict of
'suicde by drowning while laboring under fit of in
sanity, superinduced by ntemperancen The deceased
resided Ann street. between Canton and Alice
Anna street, married man, and about thirtyeght
of
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LAT ST N E w S.
TELEIGR ANS


The New York Election.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-The State election for mem
bers of Congress, Legislature, Governor and State
officers generally, takes place to-day i'll this State
In this city the election is proceeding quietly. The
fighting wards all serene far, and the turn
out is comparatively meagre. The weather is
cloudy with raw east wind. The generally strong
Democratic wards are cutting Kelly, the nominee
for Sheriff.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New York, Nov. 1.-The election has passed off
without any very serious disturbance, though in
the First Ward several policemen were knocked
down by the W adridgc men while protesting gainst
United Strtes Soldiers voting for Mr. Sickles.
Urea, \. Y, Nov. 2.-ln the Goth Congression-
al District Roscoe Conklin, Republican, is elected.
THE RESULT IN TILE CITY.
The Governors vote in the city resulted as fol-
lows. The vote is compared with the last Presi
Dental vote:
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE

There two before the Mayors Court on yes
terday morning. Henry Glatch charged with going
to the house of George II. Specklemeyer Henrietta
street near Hanover street demanding money and threat
ening to shoot the proprietor When arrested large
horse pistol found his person. the charge of which
consisted of four bullets The Mayor committed him to
Jail for Court in default of IS, 900 bail.
man named George Berthold, residing on Williams
street extended had his wife arrested the charge of
attempt to murder him by administering poison On
day last Berthod went to take drink of whiskey from
jug, and he tasted the liquor found that il was
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best grades; red Western 5s ID Gs Cd white do 6S4d
Ca. Cd whit. Southern as. sd. Corn dull and quota
tons nominal; yellow Bis. 3S white SIS Cd (2is Cd
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-Beef duh. Por,
heavy and quotations maintained with difficulty. Bacon
dull. Lard also dull at SIS. TallOw quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar firm. Coffee
steady quiet Pots sos Cd; Pearls 2s. Cd Rosin
dull at 3 lda4S. for common. Spirits Turpentine firm
at sos. 6d.(d40s.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING firm with slight
advance prime grades of English Wheat Sugar firm
at an advance of Cd. Tea in increased demand sound
Congou sells at SD. Rice steady Tallow firm; Y c.
sos. 3d.
LONDON MONEY MAhKET.-Consols closed at 9S469S%
for money, and 9SS for account
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
RIO re JANEIRO.-S5 2 bbs flour: 25 do beef $50 do
pork % do hams 200 kegs lard; CT boxes do 10 hhds
penne "a pkgs beeswax 100 bales stripes sample box
do 100 bales drills; $50 do sample boxes do
20 bales denms; sample box do 30 bales shirtings:
sample box do. 90 coils corage; 30 do spun yarn II Isl
feet lumber.
HAyAyA-3OO bushels oats: 800 TO- bran: y casks hams
81 bills do 20 kegs butter 20 boxes cheese eces pro
visions; IL half bbls do 81 tierces lard eases tobacco
100 doz. brooms.
PoNCE. p R-l3O bbs. -four: 10 do rye -four: $50 do.
corn meal 40 puncheOns do. % bushels oats 80 tierccs
erces hams; 100 kegs butter boxes do 100 kegs latd
200 tins do 40 boxes cheese; 100 do candles; 100 do
herring do oysters; so bbs onions; bags pepper
mats cassia Or casks brandy; 100 paper 30 kegs
nails; 10 dozen brooms; boxes furniture; pkgs do.
100000 shingles; .242 pieces cuttings.
ST. JOHN, p. Roo bbls flour; So tres rice % bbs
bread 30 kegs crackers 2 boxes do 10 bills beef 80 do
pork 20 half do do 81 bbs hams so kegs butter; lG
bbs lar 265 kegs do 200 boxes cheese; 81 bhs poa-
toes 40 do. apples 80 do onions; cahbagcs Il
400 reams paper 10 bales hay; 2S,S67 feet boards;
horses.
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The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates as compared
with those of the previous week:

In Cincinnati on Friday last, in the of the Ohio
Life and Trust Company, two opinions delivered
in the Superior Court and another in the United States
District Court both Courts maintaining jurisdiction
The opinion Of Judge Ghos0n, sustaining the jurisdc
ton of the Superior Court is very elaborate. Judge
Leavitt, in pronouncing his opinion, intimated that
he had the full concurrence of Judge Mclean the
several points decided. Mr.. James P. Kilbreath the
Receiver appointed by the United States CiIcuit
Court take charge of the of the Trust
pany, has filed an accepted bond in 100000 but up
to Friday night had not made demand upon the
Sheriff for the money, notes, bonds, &C. of which he
is the custodian under the proceedings Of the Superior
Court When he does make the demand of course
the Sheriff will point to his authority for refusing
deliver.
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FOREIGN MARKET

I rooL COTTON MARKET-The sales of Cotton in the
hairs lotion market for the three days were 1900
The nara. LOCO on speculation and 900 for export
tanned. 4"e', put WITH quotatons paiei5 mann
r., STATE OF TRADE IN M,ycu ~ od,,soos from
Manchester are unfavorabe there heinz sIiubt decline
~ ~ ~ spSan OF manufactured goods
son, SPsnce Cos quote Flour dull Int STEADY Western
canal Hs'aAsi Ohio Us @2is. Sd, Wheat arm on The
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Turks lsLAND.-Our correspondent at Turks Is
land, writing on the 18th ult., says: The weather
has been and continues most favorable for salt rak
ing The quantity has been steadily increasing
Notwithstanding comparatively fair EXPORT trade
The present price is 1919 cents per bushel with
tract has been negotiated with the government o
Bermuda, which will require all our surplus stock
even in the most favorable seasons, for which w,
receive in return one half cash and the balance il
vegetables. The latter will always command /,
ready market here by the population and vessel
touching and departing. The take of turtle is yer,
large, nearly all Of which are purchased for tn,
English market. Spanish men-ofwar ships are tn.
only armed national vessels that touch here lately
~ y Herald
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The Yellow Fever at the south.

Ine CHOW Fever At TIC south.
New ORLEANS, Nov 2.-There was some frost ex-
perienced last night in the suburbs of the city.
The deaths by fever yesterday was q.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-The Howard Association
close their labors this day. the fever being longer
epidemic. E. +. SCHMIDT, President.
SAVANNAH, Nov 1.-The number of deaths in this
city yesterday seven, of which four were from
yellow fever.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city for the
week ending on Saturday were "a.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 1.-The total number of deaths
from yellow fever during the past week was twenty
four
SAvANNAH. Nov. There were seven interments
to-day, including four deaths from yellow fever.
Thanksgiving in Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Nov l.-Gov. Stewart of this State
has appointed Thursday, the 25th of November, as
day of Thanksgiving.
Municipal Election.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE City Council election
IN TINS city to-day resulted in majority of 40 for
the peoples ticket ~. -
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Two servant girls have been arrested in New
York for stealing $4,000 worth OF jewelry tron
their employer, Mr. Anthony Post,
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4~SftttNft
LoNDoN, Oct. 2O.-The Bombay mails the news
~ Tneh has already been telegraphed, reached
ne Do"tly Nesrs City Article) SAYS the funds
opened enatiy on Tuesday, and during the greater
par 9t the day reduction of one-pghh was
G 'm At the close there was more frnncss. Mt
i hmty Mondays rates. The Share market was Hat
uut crossed hrmer SOS, 900 in gold during the day.
were sent 10 the Bank. Gold remittances were be
s laue 10 the Continent, owing to the less salts
aGaoiy rate of the exchanges. The discount market
he toes City Artcle) says that on the Stock
~ ange money was procurable at l6II per cent
Snu IN open market the general minimum rate was
The disturbances in the Eastern Pro-
alnces Oh Russia were more serious than at first
represented, and in the Southern Provinces the I'M
aspect.
,CHlNA.-The Times complains that the part play.
ca e oy Mr.. Reed, the American Commissioner to
Ohlna, was worthy of his countrymen. 1t SAYS
when the English and French were demanding nat,
ural rights for all mankind, Mr., Reed begged
treaty for himself and his nation, and that this
treaty contains provision for free transi,
through the country, no provision for the opening
OF new ports, and no provision for an amended
tariff
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The barn of Merritt Ayres, farmer in Hamilton
county, Ohio was set on fire and burned down OF
Saturday morning last and large amount of hay
oats, and barley, with six ehorses were destroyed
Loss about ST 900.