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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-20
~ ti..sideuc. in Mr. laldNeiI,s l,L,iI.liI...

n BEATTY. ~. D.-OPEY< II .k.y.3
Oh oBesidence in Mr.. Csldweil's BuiIdingS.- on
Locust, near SccvIld street
THASkFrL for the liberal patronage given 20 him
lat summer, he has returned EvsnsSic WITH the
dseign Of becoming permanent citizen, and res
psff,y ofirs his professional services In ali Dis
.:lsc-, acute or chronic. .r ts
While DIR. II. regards the scientific Of water
the safe remedies both of the Aopathic and Eclectic
scli''ois adjuncts, discardig all injurious and
pcisonosS- rnsdicins~. o..
hc would eall the attention Of the public to the
following ~
SPECIALITIES.
+ CsScERs-RernVvei without the kufc and per1na-
nenty cured ~.-. -i1l p '.-rg.-
BKosrHIrfs AND CoSsr raPTioN-rreatcd ~ the
Syrt~in OF inalstiou Of Ine-licated vaI5r-,
sisted 10y valuable expecforant syrulss.
DISEASES of THE EYEs.-Perscns who have bad
their eyes burnt with various kinds Of csustics
ceiving little benefit, will ind il TO their in.
q.ts~t t. change the.treatment. ~
FEMALE DIsEAsEs-Will I've treated with rcmarlsa
bic Narious remedies will b. used as
the to-Eicctric machine for discascr
Ac-. &c. y Ir m
The subscriber has choice assortment OF pure
drugs and medicines (winc~ and brstndic Inci
cal purposes ony), and the most popular patcn,
medicines at retail. Persons calling for naeicines
anil paying for them ia the Office, may have medical
counsel without charge.
G6- Physicians prescriptions both Of the AIo-
paihie and Electric schools carefully prepared at al
hunrs. \. BEATTY, VI. D.
rInyIs-ly .-..f ~ #f.. .l.
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srErnrs c. WHEELER, fl's;sss sse'y. y

~ IL WILLIAM srRks7. u hsV . .
New York, March, 1857.
At the request of the President and Board Of Di-
rectors of the Knickerbocker Life insurance Com
pany, certify that The mode Of computing present
vlse Of the Policies employed by the Secretary Of
certiance with the prescriptions Of the charter.
Also certify, that have compared the list of poll
cies furnished me by the President tho books
of ths Company With vsluation tables suicirnty To
test the accuracy OF the results gisen by the Sre
tarys aaa and the values stated Within to be r,,-
mercaliy correct. That is to say the present val
ne OF the future risk OF the Office all outstanding
Pelieis or the dtherence between the present yahr
vi future premiunS TO be paid on them is St3s67 l9.
The total value cf policies, the holders Of which
are entitled TO diydends, is 50 -. az. i, t--.~,
And II the surplus IL correctly stated at sTl 3l2 a.
the dncrence between this and the present value uf
after dcduthg 10 per cent Of IL for the r.ly fund
Is the proTpr amount for dividend, to-wit: SzA6lu47
The true principle Of dividend is to assign each
policy holder who has insured the mutnai plan a
share propoionsd to the present yalne VI his poll
cy, which Is the true value Of his interest as stock
holder Of the Company. This rhare amounts tv 10
- 7'fos CHARLES W. HACKLEY.
February 18th. 1857. r.l.. ..I..-.. -.
As Agent for the above Company, am prepared
phlcu giving all desirable information, can be hud
on application. .ai.fl - WM. T. PAGE
Evansville, April aifh, lsss--ly. --r---.
~ 06IAAGT VIZ THE SEsuf-e3st -
9A asai stcfesea Of the offais and condition Of tie
NONE TNSt7fAN NOE Coppcs,y, ~ the Gig ef Se1r
fork, on ne 3la day Of December, ls5I. -
ASSETS.
Cash Balance in Bank ..-...... -. s3- 600 &c
Bonds and Mortgages (beiny first lien ON
lead Estste worth nc least SS9l 00l .460 coo 90
Loans on Stocks ayable on demand, (nar-
k-t value of securities, Sl53, Coz lJo $50 50
Bank Stocks, (rnarkct yalue) .......... 1000 %
Real Estate, Mod Wall street, (the Office
vi the Company c. ,60i -
Interest dne on the lst Of january, 1883,
(of which Sl2,G2J 3has since been ru-
cei,ed 1855 %
balance in Ihands.of Agents and in course
Of transmission from Agents on the 3lst
pevraser. 2i,osf IS
lof which SIS. - has since been -
ccived1.
Premiums due and uncolloctej on Pcl;eis -'e'
issued at 2.0sT 50
Totai .sssi .sis IS
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De-
ccnrber. 1857. estimated at. So, 40 OF -
Due Stockholders on account i-.
of Seventh Dividend -....... LOO 10
SI1,ll0 OIL
~ CHAS. J. MARTIN, Prcst.
A y. WILLMARriI, Vice Prcs't .
J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
s- a. c. HALLoCK, Agent,
jeli-dem Evansville, Ind.
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ALLEN c. HALLECk, AcrNr,
Evansville, ind.
NH.sT GUN BsEr1S-e,9--ror,fu r,futc ut /.

IHtH.fT GGsW BEGIxsN1tS!!...I 10 Tfutc ut-
IL t-rly statements made in an adynrtiscraenf m
another column, about the New York Eeltiis
Co. -' Nulcanized Rubber Betting and Packing, il is
only necessary tn saw that the editors Of ma SCI
ENTIF1C AMERICAN, in n hong and elaborate ar
ticlc in their columns (which every reader of that
Invaluable paper has secn) recommends the New
York Beltins Co.'S Betting above ail others and by
way Of cincher they state that they use it on all
their presses and machinery. 40 ...r.'f F....J
This Company Is wealthy, aud am authorized to
ruafantee the articles made by them equal. II not
superior to any other make. Z. go ~ -
The rapid sale Of the New. York, Betting 10 our
largest niachnsts, mills, and factories to men who
are Judges and cannot l sceivcd lis sefieient cs-
ience o its value, but the rStnroIy of The Sci"n-
tific American can't BE- set aside by dilaraSiug
competitor. ssNuff ceds r..
! just opening thereishth shipment to me cf Belt
ins since summer, for sale at Cincinnati prices
CHARLES 5. WELLS. New SIor,,
. dcc3 80. Opposite 3. II. MaShce & Cos.
eG BgLs. NE ~ TER.NYP SEED
q - crcn of 1855.
2bbls. New York Co's. Sugar. 1s
l ." a. - Loaf do.
" Powdered do.
2 ST. louis 90 Loaf do.
200 Boxes Window Glass, 10 to IL ~ Is
80 Bush. prime Timothy Seed. feceiyed and for
sale by Ly3ol e. " COOK SON.
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-&/housc.--We have now on hand, and offer on
liberal terms we'll assorted stock for printers and
isokbinders, among which we name
500 bundles Printing Paper, as<ortct. sims;
1000 Straw Boards 1000 Tar Beards, ts
A. well as colored Printing Paper; plain Cap and
Hose fat Cap; Demy, Medium, white and colorei
Car,ls and Card Doards, which We have cut TO
any size; Post-oiIice paper, Manila Wrapping
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg lave 10 call tho
attention Of dealers to our stock Of 200 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of Bonnet Boards.
The highest market price paid for Rags.
jy1 ~ -. TENNEY & SoRESsoN.
| DOWDER, SHOT, CPS -f.NIs
: II Lead. fer sale at z. II. COOK a SONS.
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RII:ER HOTEL, u:

<NREE.N. RIT.ER HOTEL, M
w ter Il, corner of Walnut y, au-yile- Indiana
j. STRyKER, Proprietor. FARE, ONE DOLLAR
PER DAY. .. 80,
The Greer. River Hotel has lately l,-en thnrough-
ly re,inted and r.Jaircd. and from its superior Fo-
sitioa offers great inducriirifs to travellers.
Tho Housc. fronts directly mon the Ohio River,
Is hat too blocks north of tn. steamboat handling
and business crnter Of the city, bun is entirely
moved from its noise and hustle. while ifs c,m-
man,inc position and large rocms rrI,er il the
coolest hn>e in Evansville -.r
Than for pas; Patronage. the proprietor wnl
snare no pains 10 accommodate his guests.
;ixfg y,xtr
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NeorIcs-CasNy G.SsHI c.sss

eV On and after February lst, ls5s viii close
,ay books to all running accounts and sell for cash
only or its equivalent.
Experience has taught me to take this plan, Ne
iieyihg il he TO the Of buyere well a.
to myself shaA try 70 make il an object for all to
pay cash, and tUpe 20 give offence 20 none oy re-
fssiug credit "a shall refuse eli without respect to
person or persons All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the store. II lot satisfactory, they
can be returned and will refund the money.
Also. take this opportunity TO Offer my sincere
tha-ls for the liberal patronage With which was
heretofore favored, and ask continuance of the
s.me. promising TO merit the same by prompt and
fir dealing and additional inducement in prices
janis SAN EMblCh,
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ED.s.US HOUSE, HE.S-DEkSO.N;,
oH Ky, East eide Elm, bctwevn First and s-c-
ond streets. JAMES c. ADAMS, Proprietor
The Louisville and ShawncctoSn stage Offices kept
at the above House. -. t-.- l-4 a. ansl1
HEf.N.SIO.S' house, VEST SIDE
va Of the public square, Princeton, Ind. :. p.
WILSON, Proprietor. -ptl
HfE.fRES .f.UEHft.f.v' HOTEL,
e. yin1cnnes. Ind j. NJ. CLARa, 1'rsrictVr.-
This house has been rehtted and r,frni-hcl, sid is
uow in tineordcr t rh2S
oCNTIs HOTEL, W.fTER STREET,
u between Main and Dyisiop, Evansville, lad.
1oTtI-tf WM. VI. B01COURT, Prop.
EDEELER HOUSE, g'Y.NCE.S.y.ES
GS, Ind r Opposite the OK N. x. X. oftce. r.
J. BEELER, Proprietor. feb3-u
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nErOrrr CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, or
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville,
Ind EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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Il
Bank, New York stock...... % llO 22,oo0
300 shares Importers & Traders
Bank, New York, stock. 100 % 2S,oo0
900 shares American Exchange
Bank. New York, stock k.... 100 % 5000
$50 shares Merchants Rank,
y. Y. stock 30 loj 5000
L. slarcs Mechanics & Ira
d-rs' Bank, Jersey City
stock Dck.............................. 100 % Lax
100 shares L. ). Trust Co. New
York. steck................... 100 100 1000
l50 sharts n. Y. Life I'm. &
Trust Co., y. Y. stock....-. loo lJ0 22,s0
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KA<SSOLUTIO.N' OF CO-PART-
~ nership.-The firm Of Baboock Sonniag was
dissolved by limitation On lst July. III. -. Baboock
having purchased the interest Of G. s. Sonn;a In tho
accounts Of the Late firm, will assume and pay all
their debts. The name Of the firm 20 De used only
in liquidation. O.BABC0cK,
jlyli-dlm ,-.... I'D GEO. 3. SONSTAG.
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HOTELS.

N6fERWOOD NOISE, WILL. r.
~ BYERs. Proprietor. Corner First and Locust
streets, Evansville. Ind. one square frcrn steam
boat landing. mNl-l,
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STEAM BOATS.

AOU<Sv.xLxR, RV.E.N,S V-Yx6F
land MEMPHIS REGULAR WEEKLY
PACKET.
Mz~sAzt ERNER, G. w. TRrpIErr Corr
nianaer; = D. ARCHER CierI
ave- louisville every wednesds3 ct p. NJ I: lesv,
i'phis every saturday al r. Ms leaves Tyansv,I'. =.
- i9Hisville every Monday at . ~: ,esxes 1919
Hemphis every Thurxdsy ~ III a. n
business solicited and attended 4. NJ
= barged by Packets
------------ u. q OfRIIIN 4
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SIl,llO OF
CHAS. ]. MARTlN. Prcs't
A. =. WILLAMETTE, Vice Prcs't.
J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
s- a. G. HALLoCK, Agent,
jeli-dem Evansville, Ind.
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NAE.N.B x-& Il U.S-hE.y-HE ~ r.
Agtorneys III taw. Notaiic. Public add Eeal Es

tate Agents, Evansville, Indiana;
Will practice Nv in the COarts of this State,
viii attend 20 the scction Of claims in any part Il
che United States will buy AMI sell real estate In the
city of Evansville, in NauderburGh and adjoining
counties and in tho West generally. and will erform
any other duties pertaining to Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farms always for SALE
German spoken by memler Of the firm.
f5-Ofice on Third street, opposite tho Court
House. in tc rooms formerly occupied by the l.,;e
firm Of Locklart, Parrett DENLY;
az a.
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EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
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BUSINESS CARDS.


II ECIUs MART, EnPORTER .s.N.D
IL Dealer in Metals, 4 and Burng Slip, New
York-Oners for sale Banca Tin, Straits Tin, Anti
nOny, Spanish and American Lead, Slab Zinc. Cop
per, Bismuth, Bar Tin and Bar Lead Rabbit metal,
spstter Solder, Plumbers Soldier, sc.
Also, Britannia and Plated Ware, at wholesale
and retail r-f.. marl3-6m
-" n. LxW'RE.y'CE, WHOLE
VIZ . sale and Retail Dealer in American and
italian Marble, and Manufacturer OF Monuments,
Mantels, Ifead-stoncs, Vases, Urns, Sc. All work
done in superior style, at the lowest figures
rsf Asubls lLhi l,uifding, Evansville, Ind. lcct9
HlRr GOODs.-W:n. =. DEUBLER,
IL (succcsser 20 y. III. Dofandck), IS Main street,
hetwccn First and Second streets.-The undersign-
ed having bought the entire stock of Dry GOocls,
from J. II. Bofindick, viii continnc the business
uuer the above firm, at the old stand, i5 Main ST.,
between First and Second streets. TIE stock will
&c repienished in ''w days, with every article in
the Dry Goods line anc a share Of public patronage
Is respectfully solicited. WM. j. DEUBLER.
myS7-2m
HOH.S' HE.sLA, B00KsELLER u
- sTArioNER, corner of Main and First Streets.
School, Classical, mr.lical and Miscellaneous Books.
BLdyK BOOKS OraLL Kfypg
Writing, Letter anil Wrapping Papers steel Pens.
Qu1i-, int, rcpciiS, Enyelops-, AMI .colies 1and
School Libraries furnished AZ the lowest rates. -
sS Comfy Merchants and Teachers are invited
to call and examine the stock. 80 -, ap2s
D.fPER H.s.N'gE.N'G W.fREHOCSE,
II FIRST sREEr, NEAR MAIN c. scIINIrT
q STARK. t' D'is
= EycOURIGE U0JfE MISrFIcTCRISG.
We wish to call the attention Of old customers
and everybody in want Of elegant aud desirable Fur
niture 70 new and very rich ratterns of Sofas.
sociables, Divars, Elizabeth aud farlOr Chairs in
Hsir Cloth, Piusk and Brccaci which VIII be ready
for inspection in q few DAYS. q" "a q.
Every article in the Upholstery Line is niirie un-
der ouT personal supcrintendcncc and expressly tor
the City Trade. We make h our aim 10 sell as
cheap a. any house in the West, and all We ask H.
give us call before you go and spend your money
abroad. c. sCHHIrT & STARK.
sp27 .ifF b
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H1C0B MYERS, BUSLDER .l.ND
- OCONTRACr0R.-Sash, Doors and Blinds made
to order. All kinds IF -Carpentcrs and Jcincrs
Work done in a good and worknanli1e manner.
shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak
Streets. 81. q. .,r "a. AL. ,... l,.s myi-smins
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BUSINESS CARDS

H.sH.PxnT.N.sRsH CHAN
-A/DLER and BLYTHE IfY NES have associated
themselves to.eth-, as partners in the practice Il
law, an will attend promptly to all business
nectcd with their profession, which MAY be entrust-
cd to them-. 49,, l...--- ..f-,-.st -,,st.
B6-Ofiice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House. Evansville, Ind. s--, scpt2b-ly
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DIrrR0EF X SON. hcaIer. in Jerelr,

DTTTROLF n SO.S, Dealers in Jewelry,
-AD Watches, Clocks. Silver War;, &C., have now
On hand a well selccted stock Of gold and Silver
styles; Yankee Clocks in Bronze. Iron aud Wood
eases. silver table and teaspooas, plated ware, port
nonnaics, gold, silver and sstcrf espcctacles, &c.
which prepared 10 sell at fhe lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article to be what it is
represented. Tho pr:'sic generaiy are invited tt
call and examine fcr themselves. at the old stand
on Main street, bct,scen First ard second. ap29
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-01-06
gelttt flisfellanp.
IFrom the London Times. December 81
English View of America.

There are different ways of finding out
that We are growing old. One is the look
iug-glass; another is the alteration in your
absent friend since you last saw him an
other is the enlargement of your library;
another Is the addition of new drawers for
memoranda or correspondence another is
the growth and accumulation of all sorts
of rubbish about you that you don't know
how to deal with, whether to bury or to
burn; another is the leBgthening list of
past residence in the memory; another is
change of opinions. All these tests do
not apply to all persons, but some to one
and some to another. We will add anoth-
er now to this list of tests of advancing
years, and that Is the progress of the Uni
ted States.
Those whose political recollections can
stretch FIVE and twenty years back can re-
member the idea or image of country
which the United States then raised in
eyerybody's mind. 1t was the image of a
newly discovered country, for two centu
ries seemed hardly to have made any in
road upon that vast continent of q country
that had Just felt the first passage of the
plough, of primeval forests, virgin soil,
of cities Just rising to the dignity and i'm
portance of commerce, and of illimitable,
untried resources, which absorbed the ac-
tiyiUy of fresh thousands every month, and
allowed nobody to stand idle for an hour.
It was the image of new world over
which the sun rose and set without seeing
vant-of q world in its first spring time
and infancy, when Nature repaid hun
dred-fold the slightest attention, and had
only to be asked in order to obtain from
| her the amplest neurishment, of however
rude and simple kind, for everybody
That was one great contrast between the
United States and England. Another was
the Immunity of this new world from the
perplexities of diplomacy, the jealousies
and rivalries, the encroachments and the
resistance to eIcroachments, involved in
the European system. In that new hem
| isphere war was impossible, BECAUSE there
was NO foe, and an army was unnecessary,
| because there was no war. Thus at one
stroke an expense which swelled the bud
| get of every nation of Europe to most
portentous size was out off, and taxation
| did not rise above the lowest and simplest
scale. Thus all was simple, and all wal
primitive, in the United States, soil, pol
isy and finance; there was nothing of the
Old World abont them they exulted in
the light atmosphere of national youth
and rejoiced In complete fresdom from
the gorgeous but onerous trappings of the
States Of the Old World, their pomp, ii
ties, ceremonies, ranks, diplomaey, and
tsxee.
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=
Rapid, yet distinct In articulation:
suiting the word to the action and the ac-
tion to the word at one moment, by
liquidity of vocal information sweet as the
music Of . simmer serenade. he softened
down the asperities of human nature, sub
dued the heart, and melted it into tender
ness.
There was no bestridiBg the White
Horse of the Apocalypse to ride Alexap.
der-like into the mysteries, crudities and
inexplicable doctrines of theological lore
the or atUr, set1ed N .he scofssiusi0u tnas
the auditory took upon trust the validity
of the Bible and the grand principles Of
Immortality Illuminating its pages. plupg-
ed at once into the subject. He played
upon the passions like necromancer, and
overturned, by the vehemence and vigor
of his eloquence, the prejudices which
other men could not control.
In the after-time, when the potential
wand Of Prejudice shall be broken--that
after-time which never fails to copsecrate
for, as Carlyle says Men cruelty
their gods and worship them afterward r'
the historian of the Church will pause
to think how one, alternately caressed
like Whitfield and denounced like Mira
beau, gained so wonderful an ascendency
over some of the first intellects Of his age,
and dragged thousands with him 10 the
Altar and the Baptismi The response is
easy. It was the triumph of Genius
| Genius, notwithstanding the faults and
tho frslities which are over its heritage:
still Genius, illuminated and directed by
the principles and behests Of Christianity.
Noodle Register.
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INDusTRY.-Every young man should
remember that the world always has and
always will honor industry. The vulgar
and useless idler. whose energies of mind
and body arc rusting for want Of exercise
the mistaken being who pursues amuss-
ment as relief to his enervsted muscles,
or engages in exercises that produce no
useful end, may look with scorn on the
smutty lab rer engaged in his toll But
his scorn is praise. His contempt is an
honor. Honest industry will secure the
respect of the wise and good among sll
men, and yield the rich fruit Of an easy
conscience, and give that hearty sslf.re-
spect which is above all price.
Toll on then, young men. Be diligent
in business. Improve the heart and the
mind, and you will find the well-spring Of
enjoyment in your own souls, and secure
the confidence and respect Of all those
whose respect is worth an effort to obtain.
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A Days Work AT SLAUGHTER HOUSE,
On Thursday, the Cincinnati Gazette
says, there was killed at the Cincinnati
Slaughter House, on Deer Creek, 2087
heavy Kentucky hogs, probably the great
est number of pounds of dressed hogs ever
hung up By one house in single day.
The slaughtering was done on one bench,
commencing at seven o'clock in the morn.
ing and closing at a quarter past four.
This is an average of f229 hogs per hour,
or nearly four per minute! The want of
room to hang up more hogs compelled
the suspension of the work at an early
hour, or two bnndred more would have
been killed.
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A WoRD TO SINGLE MEN.-It strikes
us that there is a ssworld of wisdom In
the following quotation--brief az it is:
every school boy knows that kite
would not fly unless it had string tying
it down. It is just so in life. The man
who is tied down by half dozen blooming
responsibilities and their mother, viii
make higher and stronger fight than
the bachelor, who, having nothing to keep
him steady, is always Aoundering in the
mud. If you want to rise in the world,
tie yourself to somebody"