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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-13

BsA..A man AMI wife named Skceles who
had been married fifteen years, and who
lived near Cedar Rapids in Iowa, few
months ago separated, and the wife was
about to apply for divorce, when the hus-
band returned TO the neighborhood and
tried to obtain a reconciliation, through
friends, with the wife. Being unable to
bring about an understanding, SkecleS be-
came furious, went to the house occupied by
his wife, and in the presence of young
woman and his own children, seized her.
threw her upon the ground and held her
down with his knees across her body, while
he deliberately took the knife from his
pocket, anil opening it, cut the poor wo-
mans throat i'm horrible manner, nearly
Scvcring the head from the body, and caus-
ing death instantly Then rising to am
erect position, he cOolly gaShed his own
throat She died instantly and he survived
but a few minutes. Four orphan children
were left entirely destitute by this terrible
tragedy.
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LYScHING.-A quack, who had been cir
culating handbills in Boone county, in this
State, offering to relieve females of unwel-
come otfSprings, by secret MEANS was de-
coyed into an ambush of lynchers, by a
young chap dressed as a girl, on whom he
was to produce an abortion. When about
to commence operations he was seized by a
vigilance committee, who stripped him, and
person, they applied a bag of feathers
which gave him the appearance of the Old
Imp himself He was escorted a short dis
tsnce from the place and set free, to relieve
himself as he could, from his new and close
fitting coat.
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SENAToRiAL.-A correspondent at Boon
vile, adds the following postscript to a
business letter:
"P. S.-Mr. John c. Shoemakers pros
poets of getting the Lecompton vote of
this county is anything but fiattering at
this time. The Lecomptonites think that it
is rewarding him too soon for turning so
many political summersetts in such quick
succession, by sending him to the Senate.
Mr. Shoemaker was an ultra Wing till
he joined the Know Nothings, from whom
he seeded to the Democrats. lie has been
nursed and lived upon the county treasury
of Perry from childhood up, till he was
choked off by his own party last fall, who
thought him to be getting too fat at the
public crib. Elected auditor, he farmed the
clerkship from the legal incumbent and
would have monopolized all the Offices in
the county by purchase, in his greed for fees,
if the scandal of the thing had not been too
great to he tolerated by the people. A man
who is so Odious that he cannot carry the
vote of his own party and in his own county,
ought not to be imposed upon the Senate
rial district by clique, who have given the
nomination as recompenSe for some per-
sonal and political services TO themselves.
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Tuy S,--JSD CONGRESSIONAL DiStricT.-Mr.
english has already taken the stump, and is
announced to speak at Paoli, Orleans Salem,
Leavenworth, Hartford, and other places in
the District. Dr. Sherrod, of Paoli,-Iong
an expectant successor Of Mr.. EDglish-is
also out actively canvaSSing the District :;
Cravens, an intelligent gentleman, is also
presenting his claims to the consideration of
the people; Simeon X. Wolf, editor of the
Harrison Democrat, is a young aSpir,nt for
Congressional honors, and his county arc
urging his merits upon,the voters of the
District
II is a family contest, as the candidates
are all nearly of the same political faith
Sherrod, who has been waiting four years
for the succession, under two successive,
solemn pledges from English, that he would
not be a candidate for reelection, is indig-
nant at their successive violation and the
selfish ambition which English displays in
seeking for fifth nomination. English
snubs Sherrod, and treats his claims as If they
were preSumptuous. In the meantime the
friends of Ballard Smith are in no wise
afflicted by the discord i'm the family, hoping
that the rivals when they shall have quar-
relied and defeated each other, will unite
upon Mr.. Smith as a compromise candidate
and pacificatOr.
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The Hon. John G.. Davis

Has declared himself an independent can
didate for Congress in the Seventh District.
He opposes the regular nominee, Henry
Secrest, who processes to be an anti-Lecomp-
tonite, though he accepts the English bill as
Il settlement of the question. We do not
fully understand to what party Mr.. PAWS
looks for his principal support His course
in Congress has been endorsed by the Con-
vention that nominated his opponent, Sc
crest. The affairs of the Democratic party
in that district are so mixed as to be incom-
prehensible to an outsider. If the Repub-
licans and Americans could unite in the
support of Mr.. Davis his election would be
placed beyond doubt. 1t would be an honor
to the State to see the only consistent anti
Lecompton Democrat in the delegation from
Indiana, returned by a triumphant vote of
the people of all parties. Mr.. Davis is re-
ceiviRg the bitter denunciations and an
ataemas from the Lecomptonites for his al
legged apostacy from what they dcnominate
Democracy.
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BEiS" The Administration have at last de-
clared that the Mormon invasion is To he
suspended. Orders have gone forward 10
the Utah Army to countcrmand its march,
and the following distribution of the troops
is to I've made. The 9TH infantry now in
Utah is ordered to Fort Lcavcnworth, the
seventh infantry to 60 back to Arkansas
again; the sixth and tenth infantries, with
Rev. Maj. REYNOLDS, battery c, of the third
artillery, to form the permanent gIrriSon of
Utah; the fourth artillery to occupy the new
District of the Platte, Forts Koarney, Lara
mic, Platte Bridge and new post; the see
ond dragoons now in Utah with the first
cavalry Ton the march) to make campaign
against the Cheycnnes and ArrapoahocS,
and To return for the winter to Lcavenworth
and Fort Riley; Maj. IrxT's and Colonel
CROOKS batteries To return to Leavenworth,
aid Maj. SnERNANs battery to proceed 10
Fort Ridglcy, Minnesota. This is the dis
tribatiOn, Gen. Sc0rT and Secretary FLOYD
have resolved to make. This distribution
brings JOY to many, and again TO others
pain; but in military life1robedicnce is car
dinal principle.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL GLoBE-Mr. RiveS,
publisher of the Globe, gives notice that the
Daily Globe will lie suspended till the meet
ing of Congress in December next. As the
Globe is chiefly devoted to a faithful report
of the speeches and proceedings of Con-
grcss, its publication in the interim of the
sessions, entails very heavy expense upon
the publisher without comforting equivalent
benefits upon its subscribers. The Globe
has done an incstimable service to the coun-
try by giving 70 the people faithful and cx-
act reports of speeches as they are delivered
amended and changed by after thoughts to
fit them for home reading. From the Globe
one learns what is said and done in Con-
gress-just as il occurs. Every one wishing
to be correctly informed upon all subjects OF
Congressional legislation, and especially
those who aspire to be politicians, should
take the Globe.
= The Congressional Globe and Appendix
will be published during the next session.
commencing on the first Monday in Dccem-
Der, 1853, and ending on the 4th of March
following for three dollars.
The price of the Daily Globe from the
first Monday in December, 1858, to the 18th
of March, 1859, will be three dollars. The
cash must bc RENTED in advance.
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HonPoR.srxo.v .N-orYcE.---oR-

"ORPOR.9TxO.N' .N'OTICE.--- on
u dercd, that the owners Of lots 10 and IL. block
-, Eastern Enlargement, and lots pos, 200, 2i and
225, Donation Enlargement Of the City of Evans
yiile the sidewalks in front Of said lots to be
brought to the proper city grade, and good brick
pavement Of the usual width be laid down in front
Of said lots, within thirty 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 be assess
ed to and collected 10y sale of said property or so
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs.
by order Of the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville. A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
ilvl-l0t Volksf0te copy
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lDOTfCE To FARMERS .f.ND
ov HAY DEALERS.-The undersigned would
respectfully inform the Hay Growers AMI Dealers
that he has purchased the right To- make and sell
Pcnniston's Portable Hay -PmSS in Nan,lerburlh
orders for Presses which he will promptly MI an"
sct up, and warrant TO- perform all that Is rypr
call ON the RiiR nre s, %' ,I.a M o DEL and
the principle upon which they work, requiring he's
power and hands and doing more work and better
than any Other Press ia use for anything like the
money, and take up but little room.
Shop on Second street between Oak and Muller
~, Evansville. Il. DYSON.
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ssrTbe Enquirer is seriously offended at


our aIlusion to the political mission OF two
active Bright men Of vanderburg county to
the people of Spencer. We did not make
The statements from bare differences and
suspicions of our own, but prcdicated them
upon information communicated to us by
reliable Democrats, the former intimate po-
litical associates ard friends Of the two
Bright missionaries If our informantS
have been guilty of Misrepresentation and
falsehood, the sin must be attributed to their
former corrupting associations, from which
they are not as yet fully redeemed. II the
testimony of old Democrats is not reliable,
there is collateral and circumstantld evil
dence, which we derive from another source,
IN establish a most unwarrantable interfe-
renee on the part of Mr. Brights men in the
local affairs of the county.
Some weeks since, call was published in
the Rockport Democrat for county con-
yention on the oath inst, to nominate coun-
ty officers, which was signed by fifty old
and consistent Democrats, most of whom
were, however, anti-Lecomptonites. The
signs Of this movement alarmed the Lee
comptonite clique of office-holders, and a
counter movement was instigated by them
Handbills, that came no one knew whence
signed by no one in authority or out, were
secretly circulated calling for convention
on Saturday last at Centrcville. This call
could originally be traced TO no responsible
author in the county; but good Democrat
writes us that the handbillS emanated he
has reason to believe, from the Enquire,
Office in Evansville. A week before the
meeting of this bogus convention, the post
master at Evansville, whose official dutie;
at home have recently been declared To be
so onerous and pressing that the Depart
ment granted him an assistant at a salary
of $3.50; with the Sheriff of Vanderburg
is called by private business and personal
inclinations TO spend six hot days with the
thermometer from 90 to 1909, itineratine
over the dusty roads and hills of Spencer
On Thursday night secret Bright caueu.
was held in Rockport, at which both of Tia.
Vanderburg officials were present to aid il
forming the preliminaries for the convention
at Centreville on Saturday. On Saturday
Mr.. Brights two locomotive friends were a
the convention; and whose views are we I,
presume this bogus conclavc was made t.
express?
II was vauntingly asserted in Washing
ton, months ago, that Niblaek should be re
elected if il should cost $4,000; aye, o
100000. The people are to be bribcd will
funds filched from their own treasury
Against the power of money, official clique
ism and intrigue, Judge IIovey has to con
tend single-handed. Though we do no
agree with him in all his views, we can
not withhold from him our warmeSt sympa
thies in this contest, Tor the gallant and abb
,oa,-a- no maintains 1T; anu r.---I,,., ,
every generous and independent man must
with him into the unequal fol-
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sSrrhe Indian war in Oregon and Wash
ington Territories threatens to be very Sc
rious affair and causes good deal of uneasi-
ness TO the administration. The disaffected
and host;letribes number nearly 10000 war
riors, more fierce and warlike than the South
ern Indians. If not checked, ii will prove
more serious matter than the Mormon war
threatened TO be-
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LOUISVILLE BANK DIyIDENDs.-The Bank
of kentucky and the Northern Bank, have
each declared a semi-annual dividend Of five
per cent, andfiye per cent. extra. The Bank
of Louisville has declared a semi-annual div
dend of five per cent. and twelve per cent.
extra. The Louisville Gas Company made
a semi-annull dividend of six per cent.
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SESAToRIAL.-Thc Rockrort Democrat
says:
SO far as we can learn from the Dcmocra-
cy of old Warrick county, they do not in
tend to support Shoemaker for State Scna-
tor, as Warrick county and Perry neither
was regularly represented in the Senatorial
convention, ami but four Townships in Spen-
Ger. The whole thing is knocked into a
cooked hat, AMI will amount TO nothing can
didates are at liberty everywhere in the SEN
atorial district To present themselves before
the people for that office. Shoemaker is not
spoken of in this part of the country at all.
that "Shoemakcr can be beaten - ,Lo,.l
ty more than three hundred votes, by any
opponent of tolerable fair abilities. lie is
personally unpopular from his narrow sell
fishneSs and his inordinatc prctentious on a
small capital of abilities; and more especial
ly for his selfish course in dragging the
population of his county up to his farm at
Rome, to do their county business and at
tend the courts, lest change of the county
seat, might reduce the value of his acres Il
dollar or two.
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Ia -Four hundred L. S. troops passed
through Indianapolis on Friday, on the rail-
roads, for the western ports. On the same
day $50 were transported over the Ohio and
Mississippi road, for the same destination.
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N (.sHD-TO TILE (fTTZE.y,S or

N (.fHD-TO tn r. (ITFZ E.N.S OF
81 Evansville and Paducah.-I have contracted
with the Post Office Department to carry the mail,
triwcekly, between your city and paducah, for four
wears, and from the line of which We have so hong
seen the necessity and the advantages that would
to both places by its formation IL is my de-
termination To- run this line i'm good faith. ami do
all can to advance the interests IT both cities; ey-
or waiciu 10 show partiality TO neither place, hut
let the business flow ia the respective channels that
may l,e wrought out 10y the energy and industry of
their business men.
look to you For Your support influence and pat
ronage in this adventure, and hopc by strict aten-
tion to advance the interests Of the line, and build
Mp large and profitable business for Your two
young and nourishibg cities.
jyS-lw n. G.. FOWLER.
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,VsHr, onAE.,.s's ;s;s,D -E,s,.f,M,N

-- .,Hh The a,'a,,.r ~ 1TJo, XIV, Captain
tSEiIze>z SNEDLEY, will run rgusaIiF tnr lhc
- remainder Of " s'-,-1,i, ana, =
between EyansviIIc and NJ Orleans. From her
great speed She can easl, alSe the trip in thirteen
DAYS and will I,avt be,s every fifteenth day after
on THE LfH OR 18TH or MAY.
The time of I,>r arrival viii lc photographed from
Nicksburgh ;-'d Memphis, and duly announced in
the papers that shippers may know and rely upon
her movssnents.
Heroffccrs pledge themselves TO do all i'm their
power for the interest and fame IF the city WitlI
Ech they seek 10 identify themselves, AMI they
solicit in return from citizens such encouragement
viii make their connection with the city pcrna-
nent and rcCiprocaliy profitable. The boat viii
need for her support ~ frcglifs we'll as down
sssc~-. and iu proportion 20 hcr receipts up. can
she afford To reduce her down fTrighfS Shipner-
here should, Therefore, for their own Interest en-
deavor 10 secure her up frciglts from their cores
pondeIits. 4. \. CRANE, Agent.
IF
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~ rpf.MEFEIr ~. ~ 1910 .fH

GI -, Steamer Aida, leaves Ev-
zzsEHfssas17 ansville, every Monday We'd
sssz5=zszz<Encsday and Friday at A. N
Leaves Paducah every Tuesday, THURSDAY and SAT-
urday, at a. ". Connecting nj Evansville with
T.. & L. X. r. for all points North aad East. and
with packets for Louisville, Wabash and Green
Rivers. AT Paducah with packets for Saint Louis.
New Orleans and the daily mail boats for Csir,,
Nashville and Tennessee River.
Business promptly attended u. and charges 9
freight and Passage same charged Nv the p2N't
J. III. Done. ilyf;-Gl,,~w
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&,U.,.D RTEs. PTcKL HsR

NE.N'D ~ lie -. PFChL " ID H n X
~ RING, Salmon, Pickercll, White Fish, Lime
Cement Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fillerts English
Walnuis, Currants, Raisins, Figs, Camphor, Alum,
Epson Salts, Sulphur, Roll Birthstone, Coppcras,
Madden. -Loywood. indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda,
Bed Cords, all kinds; Backing, Batting, Cloves,
Havana, German, and half Spanish Cigars; Teas,
Ginger all kinds Glass Jars, Lanterns and fasks,
Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Nutmcgs, Matches, Spanish
Moss, HOLSTERS, Oysters, Sarlincs, Pepper Sauoc,
Stove Pipes, Resin, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Safety
Fuse, Tobacco, all kinds Scotch Snun Starch,
Vinegar, Paper, all kinds Rice, &c, &c.
\ supply Of the above kept constantlv on hand,
GILBERT & BOWLES,
June Z9-if SJacmOrc, near Water
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TT =. MIL P.sssE.,HRR P.sCH-
u ET.-ENANSNILLE, PADUCAI AND

szD-aa J. Il. DONE, ID. II. HEBRON, Mas
t-<ztLls-l.s~ ter, leaves Evansville every Mon
s----SSzzge=@- day and Thursday II O'Clock NJ.
arriving at Paducah at O'Clock, 4. NJ, Cairo at II
o'clock, NJ, Tuesday and Friday Returning
leaves Cairo every Tuesday and Friday, NJ : O'Clock,
L. NJ, and P1ducah every Wednesday and Satur-
day. az O'Clock. A. NJ
CONNECTING AT EVANSVILLE WITH TIE
EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFoRDSNILLE II. II
and Packets for Green River Also, connecting at
smithland with Cumberland River Packets: at
Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and ST. Louis
Packets.
Tickets can lie obtained on board the boat for all
i.sg.cYu Cities. mar.,}-Iv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GREEN RIJ.ER H0rEL, 10,

"REE.N REJ.ER HOTEL, U.{-
W ter 81, corner of Walnut. Evansville, Indiana.
J. STRIKER, Proprietor. FARE, ONE DOLLAR
PER DAY.
The Green River Hotel has lately been thorough
IL rcpaintei and repaired, AMI from its superior po
siton offers great inducements To travellers.
The House fronts directly upon the Ohio River,
Is but two blocks north If the steamboat landing
anil business center Of the city, but il entirely
moved from its noise and hustle, while its COM
manding position and large render it the
coolest house in Evansville.
Thankful for past patronage, the proprietor viii
spare no pains To accommodate his guests.
lrI q xvNi,i
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REGGh.lR EI:t.,sI1LLE Avg
DITTROEP S SOW; Dealer. in Jewclry,

DfTTR0LF u SON; Dealers IN Jewclry,
IL Watches Clocks, Silver Wan- &c, have now
ON hand well selected stock of gold and Silver
Watches fine Jewelry Of Az k,1 ff "a an; .,l XII
cases. silver table and Teaspoons plated ware port
monnaies, gold, silver and steel slcciaclcs, &C.
which we are prepared 60 sell nj the lowest Eastern
prices, and warrant every article 10 what IL l.
rprescntsd. The public generally are invited TO
call and examine for themselves, at the oil stand
CA Main street, between First and Second. ap2O
"eU: n. .ueGREH, .9TTOH.N.Er
" at Law and Notary Public. Office I'm the
Crescent City Bank Building. VIII attend faith
lully 90 all businnss entru.tcl % him. Inx3n-Ir
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NsI.N.URfES-I5O Y.lGS RIO cor
~ T,c;
~ half chests Powchong Tea;
bbS. Pearl Barley;
20 bbls. Crush. and Powdered Sugar:
loo bags Cotton Yarn, :, q, Z and 500;
80 bales Cotton Batting:
10 boxes No. lIerrings Received and for
sale al reduced prices for cash, 10y
IN
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KyOE S.5kE tHE.JP-.f STE.f.U E.N-
IL gnc, in running order, inch cylinder, ~ inch
stroke. Enquire 1T Myers Paper Mills or of Levi
:. Clarke, corner FiTst aud Chestnut streets.
jly6-,l&wln
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"ORPOR.fTTO.N' .H'OTLCE.---OR-
~ dered, That the owner or owners of Lot L.
Block los, i'm Lamasco, cause a good plank side
walk Of the usual width, TO be laid down along side
said Lot, from Fourth street, TO the Canal Bridge
on Third Avenue, within thirty DAYS from the pub
LEGATION of this notice, and in default thereof the
Common Council will proceed to perform said work
and the costs and expenses accrung theseby, will
I've assessed to and collected by sale Of said property
or 20 much thereof as will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order of the Common Council Of the
CITY OF Evansville A. LEAICKE, Clerk.
iIyl-lOt NollSlofe conv
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~ " - NV ~ II hO
UENANSNILLE, IND.
WHOLESALE Department, First street, first door
from Main; Retail Department, Main street, fret
deer below the corner.
H. II. Cook begs 10 thank his friends in Evans
vile and neighborbood for their fvors freely be-
slowed ON him since he has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity Of introducing
their notice his son, Mr. H. 4. Cook, whom ne has
taken into partnership from this date, and soicits
for the new firm Of Y. III. Cook & Son. continuance
OF the support 80 literally conferred On himself
X. II. Cook & Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock of Mr. NJ
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 AMI Provision
line r. Ill. Cook 4 Son wish especially to draw the
attention OF persons in the country having produce
OF any Kind 60 dispose Of TO their increased facility
Tor 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 for the future fab2-tf
"WICHELL r. DUTtHER, con-.
IL mission and Forwarding Merchants, New Or.
leans, La. ds.22-Iy
N UT(YER y TWYCHRLL cow
~ mission and Forwarding Merchants, ST. Louis
Liberal advances made consrnments to either
Of our houses.
REFER TO
Messrs. Als & Howes, Bement & ycile. Howard
Bro"n' EVansViiie de221y
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! nS-ovcr CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, on
Water street, tlIrrc doors from Main. Evansville,
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency.

No. 81 Main street, Louisville, Nv.
We are now receiving our new stock Of Virginia
and Kentucky Tobacco, which We offer low 10 the
trade.