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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-07
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
RP0R.fTI0.,' .,'oTTCE.-.eR.

u DERED, that the owners of ,be fJi,,;,o -,
estate, good stone CUTTERS and Stone c.,1ing
for sidewalks, TO be laid down as hereafter dcricf
Commencing at the corner Of First and Film
streets, opposite lot Is, fronting ON Elm street
thence alongside of lot on the aforenamcd street,
To- the corner of Water street. The curIing for
sidewalks along said Elm street to be NOT les
than % inches deep the gutter feet wide
by niae inches deep. Thence on Water street
down t. Pine street, in front Of lots I, 2, g. aud
Thence from Pine a. Lcct street, in front of lots =
6, and s, all in MCGcary's enlargement Themes
i'm front Of the property situate ON Water street,
and formerly known as the Hornby property
beginning at the If Lect street, and follow
ing the If the Ohio river down to the line OF
the wharf property, owned by 4. and J. Laughln,
The curbing for sidewalks along said Water street. TO
be not less than % inches deep the gutter foot wide
by nine inches deep. Also, on the corner Ut d.
sion and First streets 10 feet Of stone curling and
gutter each street, commencing at the corner in
vvision and Second streets, 70 feet Of stone curbirg
and gutter on each strcet commencing at the cor
mor, in front Of lot Is, and in front Of lots 10, o.
=. Also, on Oh the corner Of Division and Third
streets 10 feet of stone cbing and gutter IN each
street. commencing AT the corner, i'm front Of lot
III, o. r., and in front of lot les donation en-
laTgement The gutter on theabOye specified
corners, to he fcct wide and inches deep.
All of the above gltterin- must be laid after a
plan Of the City Engineer, now on nle in the City
Clerk Office, and completed within 30 days from
the publication of this notice, and in default thereof
the Common Council Will proceed to perform said
work. and the costs and expenses accruing thereby,
will he assessed to and collected by sale Of said
property, much Thereof viii satisfy said
lein and cost.
iv30-lOin TolLshofe COPY A. IEMCKE Clerk
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REFERENCES:
Il. :. Howard Evansville, Indiana AlliS & Iiowcs,
Evansville, Indiana; \. NJ. Phelps * Son, New
burgh, Indiana; Minor Iadr, Ncwburgh, In
diana; H. u. Ncwcomb & Brother, Louisville, Ken
lucky; ID. :. Benedict & Son, Louisville Kentucky;
Thomas Danforth, Secretary, New Albany Insurance
Co, New Albany, Indiana; Il. Simpson a. Co. !;
New Albany, Indiana ". H. Citlin, Henderson,
Kentucky; Il. G. Beverly, Henderson. Kentucky;
James Montgomery, Preston Bro. Bank, Jefferson
vile, Indiana Mcrrctt Campbell and Co., st. Louis
No :X3l IL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-07

IL THOMAS SCANTLlN, (Sign of the Golden
Coffee Pot), has an immense stock Of STOW es and
Housekeeping Ware, purchased since the great pam
ic in money affairs, at -nous rates 10 the manufac
turers which he is willing TO give his customers the
advantage Of, by calling at mis- old stand. Call at
once and secure bargains.
noy2S THos. SCANTLLIS.
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9hRDER OF C0U..TYE DIRECT

u ING Lots 10 b. flled.-And now here it ap-
Fearing TO the Common Council Of the City Of Ev-
ansylle, that Lots T. and ~. Block o. i'm the Ores
cent enlargement Of the ii of Evansville, are 60
situated that water collects aud remains stagnant
thereon, and the owner uf said Lots is hereby di-
roctcd aud required Iy the said Council o MI VI,
said Lots TO such height a. will prevent water
from collecting and remaining stagnant thereon,
within Ten days from the publication of this notice
i, a. LEMcKE, Clerk Of the City Of Evansville, do
hereby certify, that the foregoing is true and
plete copy of order Of said Council passed on the
18th day Of July, 4. II. IS5S far at relates
the within named Lots.
In witness whereof have hcrtunto subscribed my
name, and affixed the al of said City, this 10Th
day Of Jgly, A ID. 1858.
augG-2in Tolksbotecory. 4. LENCKE, Clerk.
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N0OTTCE-.iLL T:I.VDBRBURG

ofv County Orders, drawing interest, and which
have been endorsed previous TO September 1, 1856,
will be redeemed on presentation to the County
Treasurer.
y. B.-I will pay no interest accruing said
orders after this date.
THEODORE YENNEMANN, Treasurer.
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SJTTPSTUTF,


Aud all other articles needed 10 feed Horses or
Males. All of which hc viii sell wholesale re-
tail, at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure.
ROBERT :. RUSToN,
Water street, between Main and Locust Eyansl illc
aug3-ly
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HRRR QUIGLET'S EXTR.f So
1OOO GAR CURED HAMS. Received and
for sale by Il. III. COOK q SON,
july2 Sole Agent for Evansville.
ZO.n " THI.s'GS IRE DONE he T.

~ TER THAN OTHERS.
II. ID. HART, is now prepared to supply the city
and country trade with the best of corn meal,
bOted, grits and hominy, of all grades; wheat
grits, unbolted -four, rye flour, extra family ioUr,
crush feed, bran, shipstu corn, oats, chicken feed.
and all articles in the feed line All trade delivered
to any part Of the city.
Please send i'm Your orders. My prices will be
low, cheap the cheapest, and good tho
best. The nimble sixpence better than the slow
shilling is my motto.
All may depend on getting all my trade made of
but the best Of ground grains, ! will buy
other. TX. u. HART
ian9--dkwtf
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ge p. ETH $ o., cS.n.M5ssIo.,'

No. 81 Pyg'lr'is Street,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Established .Iprd, 1861
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m cine, Louisville, Ky.-The Lectures in this
institution will commence the first Monday in
November, and continue four months During oc-
tober preliminary lectures will be delivered at the
Hospital and College.
FACULTY.
Benz. W. Dudley, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of
Surgery.
Henry vi. Bullitt, VI. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
John Hardin, VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and
Clinical Medicine
G. w. Wright, VI. D., Professor of Medical Chem
stTy.
y. B. Marshall, VI. d. Professor Of Materia Med
lea and Therapeutics.
Middleton Goldsmith, NJ. d., Professor Of tho
Principles Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
W. ID. Stirinan, NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
G. W. Bayless, VI. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathological Anatomy.
David Cummins, VI. b. Demonstration
For information address
y. Ii. MARSHALL, NJ. D.,
llyl-2Tn Dean III he Faculty
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-HgE.4.nT RIFLE POWDER-aot

oKH kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
300 kegs Blasting Powder;
% eases Rifle do;
80 half kegs Rife Powder. For sale by
Il; III. COOK son, AGENT
NyOR sale CHE.3P-.f STE.S.H E.N-
IL gine, in running order inch cylinder, 20 inch
stroke Enquire at Myers Paper Mills, or Of Levi
:. Clarke, corner First and Chestnut streets.
iIvH-lHMlm
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KDLE.fSE NOTICE.

u this DAY per Railroad, y Tons OF Bran, at the
new Feed Store on Water street, between Main and
Locust. aug7-3td II. =. RUSTON.
KDLE.lSE .y'OTfCE. T.fFL or )
IL and SEAMSTRESSES will find employment,
and are requested to call at the earliest Gateat
AUSPACHER & PLAUT'S,
North side First street, two doors from Sycamore ST.
alig7-lM
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PTCKLED 20

IfOR.N'.HE.{L, PFChLED FORK, sc.
u % bush. Corn Meal, fresh ground;
500 lbs. choice Picked Pork;
10 Kegs LSaf Lard;
% boxes J. Woods extra Pearl Starch;
Received this day by H. ii. COOK a. son.
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HIOR RE.N.T.-TNE ElHNT NT0Rl,

IL in a two story Brick House, containing four
rooms, cellar, &c. For particulars enquire at the
Journal Office. iy:0-2wd
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DISSOLUTIO.r OF CG-P.fRT-
-AH nership.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Abraham Anspachcr, Joseph Shan-
field and Levi VI. Plaut, under the style and frIn of
A. AnSpacher IL Co., has been dissolved (l9th OF
this month";, by mutual consent
All debts due to said firm will he receipted for 10y
the undersigned, who will also pay all debts against
said firm, and who will continue the business them
selves, on their own account.
jly22-lm \. ANSPAClIER * PLAUT.
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HD.YT.N9srR.s ToR'S SIZE.

eE TICE is hereby given. that Oh the 18th day
Of August, A. u. lS5S, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ,
will sell at Public Sale, at The Auction Rooms Of
Nools9y Nelson, i'm this city, tho personal proper
ty Of Mrs. ELyIRA MITCHELL, dc a.e',
HENRY l.. MI CIIELL,
au.S;-sStd- 3w-w Administrator
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

The undersigned citizens of erre-Hautc have
cepted the Office of Trustee Of the Terre-Haute Fe-
male College, and may be referred to at any time by
such as desire further information concerning the
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Where the body, made healthy and symmetrical by
exercise may support and assist the labors of the
mind.
prominent feature of the College, is the proyi.
sion made for the health of the pupils The rooms
spacious and well ventilated, there being beau
tifully furnished parlor, with separate sleeping
nnarimenIs for cach two NoInl.r Indies.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22
AdJudleations by The Comptroller.


We invite attention to tue following statement
ofthe adjudication Of the revenues of the wharves Of
the city for four years and nine MONTHS made by the
Comptroller yesterday, at Il o'clock NJ;
First Section Comprising all the wharves
and landings lying and being upon the
Mississippi river, and contained within the
upper or southern limit Of the city and the
upper line Of Felicity street. adjudlcated
to Robert P Smith-samue Smith secu.
rty in the sum Of $l2,75o-for. ......... $4,000
Second Section Comprising all the wharves
and landings contained within the upper
limit Of Felicity Road and the lower line
of North Market street, leaving out the
whole Of wharf No. 10, adjudcated to 70.
bert p, smith-samuel Smith security in
the sum Of $46, 250-for. 1885,, 900
Third Section Comprising ali the wharyes
and landings contained within the lower
line Of North Market street. including
wharf No, Is and the upper line of that
part Of the river front TO the city, which is
appropriated to the Canal street ferry, adj
Indicated to Robert r. Smith-Samuel
Smith security in the sum Of s57,5Oo-for $23O,OOo
Fourth Section Comprising all the wharves
and landings contained within the lower
line Of that portion 81 the river front to
the city which is appropriated to the Ca
nal street ferry and the upper line of JEFF
ferson street, except that space between
the lower line of Toulouse street and the
upper line of Jefferson street, which is APP.
propriated and reserved for the use of the
New Orleans 0pelousas and Great West
ern Railroad Company for ferry landing,
or certain conditions, adiudieated to James
Davis-P. Drumm, +. Martin and NJ Car
vim security in the sum Of $e5oo-for... $4,000
Fifth Section Comprising all the wharyes
and landings contained within the upper
line of Jefferson street and the upper line
Of that portion Of the river, appropriated
to and reserved for the Third Districtfemy
adjudcated to Louis slrgi-Chas. Oder
& Co. security in the sum Of 50, 750-for. $50 OOC
sifM Section Comprising all the wharyes
and landings contained within the lower
line OF that portion Of the river front to the
city, and appropriated to the Third Dis
trict ferry, and the lower or eastern limit
of the city, excepting therefrom wharves
TO be built at the expense Of the city, for
the use of the shipping of the whole port
of New Orleans, to arrange their tows for
departure, adindeated to Louis surgi-
Ghas. Oder q Co. security in the sum of
sl7,500--for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $4,000
e ss sSs0 l,NU
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Monaa stama 1t.


Some Of the Southern Democratic Journals, we are
pleased to see are unqualified in their opposition to
tue union Of the Dougastes with the simon pure
Democrats, or piee versa, proposed by some leading
organs in the interest Of the Administration, pub.
lished south Of the Potomac They can't stand it,
and they say they won't stand it, Ihey declare that
Douglas and bis friends deserted the Democracy on
the vital principle of non-intergention- they
have neither retracted nor repented-and that they
are consequently enemies and renegades, with whom
the regular Democracy can neither associate nor
affiliate, without the Cincinnati Platform
aud throwing overheard their most cherished princi-
pies.
Speaking Of the speech Of Senator Douglas recently
delivered ateheagoi ia which he openig avoRed IN
compromising opposition to the Kansas policy Of the
Administration and the South, aud reiterated his ID
teFventon doctrines the Mobile Register Of the 18th
instant sharply says
Now we pat it to our brethren Of the Democratic
press who have been socitously protesting against
the denunciation Of Douglas and his followers and
their accommodation from the Democratic party
and urging that they be countenaneed and affiliated
with notwithstanding their great sin on the Kansas
questi0nWilll they insist, in the aee of this mani
iesto Of Mr. Douglas at Chicago, that the Democracy
shall continue to oensort with this gentleman and his
Democratic followers, recognizing them as worthy
members Of the party and aiding TO uphold them
For our part we proclaim at once that We utterly
and emphatieaEy feRadiate al association and con.
neetion with Senator Douglas aud his antiLecomp-
tonte rebels and renegades members of the same
party and we hold that the Democratic party will
cover itself with dsgraee, and involve itself in ruin.
Gus decentralization II it tamely iorbears to visit the
prompt sanctions Of its condemnation upon this fac.
lion. The recognition Of or utilization with Mr. Dong
las will be nothing short Of treason to the great and
vital Democratic principle of noBiutervention. II
would be just as reasonable to ay down our arms
and surrender to the Black Republicans as to abstain
from making war upon MFR. Douglas and his faction,
who stand opposed 70 as on ground as exceptonable
and hostile 70 our cause that occupied by the
Black Republicans themselves. Since Mr. Douglas
ahates nothing Of his obnoxious opinions as proclaim
ed aud acted on in the late session Of Congress, an
utilization with him maniiestly involves concession
and surrendered the Democratic party to him. Il
this II 70 be the price Of preserving the harmony Of
the party and securing the chances Of its success in
the next Presidential struggle we say let it be sever
ed apart aud shattered iuto Fragments and let its
banner trail n the dust of defeat and disaster rather
| than purchase success hg means SO dshnnurahe and
by sacrifice of principle for which no hollow victors
could atone.
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$6Ol00O
Gown NIoATEp.


Get what You eau was fully exemplifed than
in the by ovebearug monopoly of
the New Orleans and Mobile Mall Line only necessary 10
refer 70 the fact that the Lake coast packet Virginia met with
slight nc ident few days since when the monoposts id
yaneed the rates Of passage leo per cent or double what has
been charged during the astonishing the cit
Eeu Of New Orleans have many years Submitted 10 the
contacy and indignites Of this Company The Mobans
seem 10 take the eSactons with greater meekness and more
lorbearancs tits den estimate the amount of money
raid h Company by the citizens Of New Orleans during the
summer season. Those who desire take the
shores of Mobile Bay point Clear Holywood compelled
pay 1--WE dollars PASSAGE when dollar and dollar
afy cents only the Lake shore villages about
half Of the distance This is equity justice with ven
geanee.
1t about time for the ezeus Of New Orleans to relieve
themselves Of this monopoly characterized by
ness fair open and honorable competition being entirely
carded and determination great trade between This
and Mobile paramount Let citizens forward build
another boat to Eunn connection with the Virginia. and the
Teer an domneeng fths Mobile Line Company would
speedily be checked Although opposition line would have
TO contend against the compensation allowed BIZ Government
for carrying the mail ssy thydye thousand dollars per an
namyet with resolution and hrmness the monopoly wonld
soon be brought to show the white feathe Govern
ment patronage given to this line the peoples money
cannot be regarded IN other light than engine oppres
SION II is supposed that the PosOce Department was
aware Of the oppressive aud desposm Of the monopoly
Al present there noremey by the people increasing
the number Of boats Ia the Lake It must not 10
locked The chief propreors this mail line is and
aas always been resdeht of the land Of wooden uuue The
State Of Connecticut that he has thousands and thou
sands Of dollars from he Orleans and Mobile during
the last thirty years. fhs will draw much this yeaF that
his posterity viii continue and that be Joins n The
crusade TO put down Southern New Orleans enterprises
VIII citizens submit TO ths tyranny and positong We
shall Bee In tbs meantime folly and useless for the ro
preors of this monopoly say that not sufficient bus
ness for one or boats The travel Is yearly Increasing
and reasonable chargea viii it, Before they ask the
public 70 believe Ibis assertion let them exhibit their balance
sheets, Lty2 2pltl LOUISIANA
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WEST PoIsT AcADESfY.-Ihe members Of the diff
ferent classes at the West Point Academy are mum.
bared according to the merit Of their examination
The following order has been assigned to the five in
each class who acquitted themselves best at the last
examination
Mass, Moses ]. White Miss; Joseph Dixon, Tenn. +;
Vim. a. Echols, Ala; John ]. Saunders, at large
Second ClasS-Wm. e. Merrill, ut large; Samuel
Fl. Lockett, Ala, Chas r. Collins, Penn, Orlando
y ~ - ~ S y, e i, - ts9NsS' q
Tardy, JF., N. r.; Horace Porter, Penn. Nicholas
Bowen n. 7. BENZ. F. Sloan, Jr S. @.
Fourth CiasS-+HeHry Al. Dupont, at large; Henry
w. kingsbpry, A. u, Charles q. Cross, hass. :;
Vermont.
Fifth Glass-Arthur Fl. DuttoB, Conn. ; Francis
Y FarqahaF Penn.s Patrick Il. 0Rooke, N. Y. !;
Chas. q. Parsons, Ohio; Richard ". HILL at large.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

PARRICrnE ARRESTED. John II. Cribs was ar
rested ia Memphis on the 10th, charged with having
murdered his father about Two years ago near Tren
ton, Tennessee The prisoner is not more than egh-
teen nineteen years Of age He eonfesses the act
and says that it was done in quarrel when both he
and his father were drunk He states that since the
murderhe has known no peace of mind; he has had no
settled home, and could rest nowhere He would as
soon sufer in penitentiary as undergo what he has
endured. Like Cain, he has wandered to and fro on
the earth, and his punishment was greater than he
could bear.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

NEW ENGLAND iiBATHEE. The following state.
ment Is made iu d report on Home Missions recently
submitted che Massachusetts General Association.
From reliable statistics, It appears that 10 Maine
New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts. not
more than one quarter ethe whole population are in
the habit Of attending church There are one
milllun three hundred thousand people In New Eng
land Who, % far D. attending church il concerned
are practically like the heathen There are twenty
six towns in this State which have no evangelical
preaching,
The New York Observer remarks that II the above
statements afe correct they ought to produce more
startling effect than 40 earthquake Int it is in.
ened to think there must be some mistake in the
matter After some pertinent observations on the
subject, The Observer concludes by saying
It occurs 70 d 70 suggest, though it may not tie
well received that, with such reproof stha before
the churches Massachusetts, il fan more in1port-
ant 10 consider the destitute and suffering condition
Of these pershing hundreds o thousands it their own
door than To be Unfortunately disturbed by the neglect
Of The American IEiei Society to publish on the
subject Of slavery The heathens at cur own
doors are the objects Of our first concern and II we
provide not for our own we are worse than nddels.
The remarks of the Observer are very good and
pertinent, but we opine they will net produce any
sautary effect. The cause Of the decline Of religion
in New England isapparent The ministers Of the
Gospel up there, rs general rule, have quit preach;
ing Christ and him or1cided and turned their atten.
tion to preaching politics and fanaticism. This
naturally, deinoTallzed their eongregatians-drnva
the really pipns wayand rendered the balance in
attentive and negleetfnl We opine more slaves at
tend church n the South every Sunday than whites
il New England. Yet We are "a awfnlly wicked
people-not q 70 be named Ia the same breath
with TIE ploHs New Engindersl
SYt
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Great LoNtstGma Remedy.
G OINS' KAPERLAPEUM
OGice, No. II Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this prepare
ton public remedy of great value for variety of
very dangerous diseases after twenty
years experience in its efficacy.
BE can safely recommend it al Cuaneous Diseases
Skin Badness DandEuin the Hair DISCRIMINATION Of the
Digestive Organs Chls Fever Bilious Chagres and In
termien Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. And in proof that he does good
grounds would respectfully call the attention of the public
the following certificates from living in this city
New Orleans, January % 1853.
B. GoinsDear Sir: On my from Aspinwa in July
last attack Of Chagres fever, and trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Kaperlapeu Fever and Ague Tonic happy
to say that although months since took the rst
dose have troubled with chill since and
every believe that your medicine has had the effect Of
entirely removing the disease from my system 1t therefore
affords pleasure valuable nedi-
cine Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans, La,
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