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BY- An orphan boy, u years old, bound
by indentgres 70 Ir. Eilson, farmer, Near
GRANVILLE, Illinois, committed suicide Ia.
week. &c Id beer WHIPPED by liz 2.istccss
and afterwards, By his -aastCc, :Or the sane
ofeIce; which he took so deeply to hcart,
that on the succeeding evening, being left
alone fos 4 short time in the house, he took
\ rife and placing the niu1zlc under his
chin, fred il with his toe; the ball PASSED
through his mouth and lodged under the
skull in the brain. When his employer and
wife returned, they found the doors fastened,
and the hoy lying dead upon a bed. with the
gun across his lap.
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s9~ The Proprietor of the Astor House
in New York, cultivate a farm of go acres
in New jersey from which they supply their
hotel with fresh milk, butter, eggs and veg
etables. On it are kept forty of the finest
milkers 10 be procured that furnish the
House with ample supplies of pure milk
It's poultry yard embraces several acres and
is furnished with pools Of water from springs
and commodations of aviary, in which al
sorts OF poultry are raised and fattcned fol
the consumption OF the Hotel. The fact that
its milk and vegetables arc fresh and pure
from an original source has given the House
new reputc in these days Of adultcratior
and swill milk.
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~. The STATE Sentinel, in order to max

~. The STATE Sentinel, il order to make
its opponents responsible for the vagaries
and scllics of . brainless scamp speaks of
WA. c. MORGAN, ESQ.," as lone of the
aos; influential and talented Republicans in
the State, who Is stumping the Burnt Dis
trict for the Philadelphia Platform" The
fellow was looked upon in this part of the
State, few years ago, as no better than g
vsgrant; be was imprisoned in Perry coun-
~ for several months, on criminal charge,
and was acquitted by jury, principally
from pity for his imbecility and lack O
;1o-S. a?g.eci1t:o. .. .:gtt aIa wroAe.
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p1s~In addition 10 the present bountieS,
the War Department. haj authorized to be
paid for cnlistmept5 at or near Fort Gibson,
S25; Fort Pierre, Nebraska, SIC, and Fort
Buchanan, Arizona, slIf.
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SARATOGA The ruth Of visitors to the
springs was never greater that at the pres
eut season. There were over |, 100 arrivals
at Saratoga last week.
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STR.ITTO.H; LEpERr .g.H

~ STR.ZTTO.7; LFpERs' .g.SD
81 Q Sale Stable, Second between Main and Lo-
Gust Streets, opposite the Old Presbyterian Church,
Evansville.
The undersigned has a large aud commodiolB
Brick Stable with sheds for carriages, and is pre-
pared 10 take horses by the day, week month
Ills customers may be sure Of having their animals
well and carefully attended 20. lie refers 10 the
following gentlemen whose horses lie has had long
time under his charge.
He has also number Of good and safe horses for
the saddle or harness, with number Of new and
comfortable buSgi.s, to hire. Orders for saddle
horses or buggicS, will be punctually attended
Refer to G. G.. Keats, Gas office; C. K. Bement;
j. $. Gayitt, Ex-sheri1; Cyrrion Preston.
octl2-ly J. STRATToN.
HEeOP IRO.y..IOOO BU.NULES
Nh Hoop Iron, assorted sizes, hand and for
sale at reduced prices by SAMUEL ORR.
N FULL AsSORT.n E.S'T OF ID.
e-a VOLTS Hoop Iron, just received and for sale
ct reduced prices, by JACOB STRACB,
10 Main st.
EpLsh Il rs IN GRE.fT I:sRFE TT
NRO W,DER, SHOT, Nl.fF: I'M
IL Lead, for sale at e. H. COOK Suns.
IgPPLES-IO R.FRRELS.fPP
eE = Barrel Fears. just Tcceived by
a. D. REYNOLDS CO.
2SfUySDREEsL2JO BAGS CpFFEE;
~ 1900 kegs assorted Nails;
loo do Cut Spikes;
% do Writ do;
400 boxes assorted Glass
70 DO do Tobacco;
80 do do Starch
80 do do Star Candes;
200 kegs White Lead;
Is bbls. Linseed Oil;
do Turpcntine;
80 do Resin;
10 do Pitch;
20 do Vinegar;
10 bags fine Salt;
100 bbls White Lime,
loo do Cement,
30 bbls. Grey Lime.
20 do Plaster Paris In store and for
gale by ORR, DALZELL co.
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GROCERIES .s.vD PROV.YsIO.s,s


" EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHOLESALE Department, First street, hrst door
from Main; Retail Department, Main street, first
deer below the corner.
u. III. Cook begs TO thank his friends in Evans
Vile and neighborhood for their fayors freely be-
slowed on him since he has been in business among
them and takes this opportunity of introducing 10
their notice his son, Mr. III. A, Cook, whom he has
taken into partnership from this date, aud solicts
for the new firm Of u. II. Cook lsSon, acontinunnce
of the support so literally conferred on himself
Y. H. Cook Son, having taken the business
premises and purchased the whole stock of Mr. VI
W. Foster, feel confident that they will be enabled
20 supply the citizens OF Evansville with every arfi-
Gle they may require In the Grocery and Provision
line u. IL. Cook & Son wish especially TO draw the
f.tenton Of persons in the country having produce
OF ay kind 10 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. feb2-tf
N UTCAER TWrCHELL cow
mission and Forwarding Merchants, Sc. Ior;E.
Liberal advances made On consignGe,ts % e;.te-
e our toues.
aessrs Allis & acwos, Seuent : yeile, HossIs
q Brown. Evansville. Gec---ly
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lHSsSrGs or TI.EE-Eysssrs-
NylLLE AMP CRAW- la, 50 -s:.:ssss.::--

&HSsS'Gg oF TT.aE.-Eysss>rs-
NYILLE AND CRAW- IsI, ess -E5..ssss:..sr11
.ordsvilc Railroad, 80 sSxss:.s.s. ~ -,
Or and after Monday, July Ell, 1855, The trains
o. .his road Tgin ~. rs follows:
re 70 1aI Will leave Eyaa5vi.o =. :. ";
Yinceapes 1910, AID arrive at Tcrro HaUte At y.
". a. heretofore. (D.r2o- bC-L =. V!ncc-Eaa Ard
-e.rs Haute.)
The down mail will leave TerTc Uaute a. 3.3j p.
II Ynccnres G.33, and arrive al Evansville !. 81
?. II. Supper At Vinccnnes)
TIE ACCOMAI0DATI0S TRAIN BETWEEN
EVANSVILLE AND VINCENNES.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only
VIII leave Vincannes at coo 4. VI. and arrive at
Evansville at l0.l5 4. II.
VIII leave Evansville 1T l.30 2. NJ and arrive at
Vincennes at j.37 2. ".
BETWEEN YISCENNES AND TERRE HAUTE.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only
viii leave Vincennes at 600 A. NJ and arrive at
Terro Haute at 1910 4. NJ; will leave Terre Haute
at lao p VI. and arrive at Vincennes at $50 p. NJ
JOHN INGLE, JR, Sup't
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Wholesale Tobacco Agency,
No. oil Main street, L

No. oil Main street Louisville, ny.
We now receiving our new stock Of Virginia
\ and Kentucky Tobacco, which We offer low TO the
/ trade
I IInI l. Nn'S ION AcCn
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VIC keep constantly on hand large stock of pop
ular brands Of Tobacco, among which are Holland $
Empress Pine Apple Twist and Pancake. Also.
Roberts and Harris best brands.
Our stock of pure Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
is large and well selected, all of which offer ON
good terms to the Western and Southern trade.
MOCK, WICKS & CO., Main street.
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F.N0.V' sIRUp &c-75 BOXT

81 E.HOsF SiRUP dSc.-55 HON L. ,
IL Pure Lemon Syrup:
% boxes Lump Tobacco:
10 do Hamburg Chcesos
! cask Dried Beef
3 hhls. fine old Peach Brandy.
tquart Pipes Peach do;
I91-S do do A.:
1ual- Pines Port VINE;
: bbls Ginger Vino ard Brand:,s
Received sEd .o- ssIo By
! 3D. EEINANS.
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(SU.N.D n 4 e y. PXChL II ID HE h
~ RING, Salmon, Pickerell, White Fish, Lime
Cement, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fillerts, English
Walnuts Currants, Raisins, Figs, Csmphor, Alum,
Epson Salts, Sulphur, Roll Birthstone, Copperas
Madler, Logwood, 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 Flasks
Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Nutmegs, Matches, Spanish
Moss, HOLSTERS, Oysters, Sardines, Pepper Sauce
Stove Pipes, Resin, Fancy Soaps, Powder, Safety
Fuse, Tobacco, all kinds Scotch Snuff, Starch
Vinegar, Paper, all kinds Rice, Sc, &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale, low, by
GILBERT & B0WLES,
June 29-tf Syacmore, near Water,
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GR yM ssNH

=. SE wv
: arc agents Eyr the sails
:, and Einory's Thrash-
Buckeye, Keystone ard
uORSLG0OA u CO.
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EpURE GN0J.ND SPICES .s.y-D
NyUJN.UEI ESQ 8-JGs Ryo coz

n (.IRD-TO TIE SYTIZ E.N.S OF
OK Evansville and Paducsih.-I have contracted
with the Post Office Department 10 carry the mail,
triweekly, between your city and Paducah, for four
years, and from the line of which We have so long
seen the necessity and the advantages that would
accrue 10 both places by its formation Ii is nv de-
termination TO run this line in good faith, and do
all can to advance the interests of both cities;
er watcfu to show partiality to neither place, but
let the business flow in the respective channels that
may be wrought out by the energy and industry of
their business men.
look TO you for your support, influence and pat
ronage in this adventure, and hope BY strict
ton 10 advance the interests of the line, and build
up large and profitable business for vour TWO
young and fourishing cities.
ilyS-lw ID e. FOWLER
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NHRESK EeoUI

II Save your Applas.-W
of Pitts, Moffet's, NcClur,
ers and Scpsrators, an tbs
Cups Ciaer Mill.
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Borrower CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, o,
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
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DxyHE LU.UBER y SHK.v,GLES..-
- TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.-The
subscriber has bought out tho interest Of r. Y.
Bennett, in the Lumber Yard, near Kratz HE'LL
mans Foundry. He now offers bis stock at .
cheap price for cash.
jlyl-3m JAS. SWANSON.
nUXGLE YES H.E.uS-A.N'O TIL X
arrival this day of 10 casks, at
z. ii. COOK & SONS, Sole Agents
for
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ESO.SRD.-Two gentlemen and their wives can
IH-e be accommodated with good rooms and board
at the Green River HOTEL corner Of Water and Wal
nut streets. jlyl3-lw
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EIE.NTUCKT SCHOOL OF WE'D

EAESSOLUTK0.N.-- FIRM OF
~ II. II. BENNETT & CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent The business will hereafter be
carried on by James Swanson, who will settle all
business connected with the late firm.
r. III. BENNETT,
jlyl-lm JAS. SWANSON,
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

Prcst Woop and Prof BozwopTH, will deliver
full courtes Of Lectures with the aid of the Telc-
scope and other apparatus, sufficient to illustrate
experimentally the principles Of the sciences pur-
sued. Books and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, in the
city.
All letters Of inquiry or on business, should be
addressed TO Rev. joins COVERT, ID. :. COVERT,
Terre-Haute, Indiana.
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EbOssRD.--A few single gentlemen can be &C
SD commodatcd with p.rNapcnt board AZ the
Green River Hotel, corner Of Water and Walnut
strcstF. iIyI3-Iw
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EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP,
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FL Dealer IN Metals, aud Burlng Slip, New
York-ofers for sale Banca Tin Straits Tin, Anti
mony, Spanish and American Lead, Slab Zinc, Cop
per, Bismuth, Bar Tin and Bar Lead Rabbit metal.
SPster solder, Plumbers Soldier, sc.
Also, Britannia and Plated Ware, II wholesale
and retail. rlarl3-6m
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Remarks Of Mr.. wilson, in Reply to Mr.. Brocn,

A''",e. no " Ia'. VtSOH, IN hepty 10 Mr.. BFOLcn,
OF Mississippi, on the 4th Of February, 1858.
Mr.. WILSON. Mr.. President, the Senator
from Mississippi has told the Senate and the
country that he loves old wine better than old
speeches. The Senator and myself differ in our
tastes. love old truths better than old wine.
l was led to suppose, from the declaration Of
the Senator, that we were to have nothing
old, stale, or threadbare, in his speech that we
were to have something original, fresh, racy,
Notwithstanding that was to thrill the Sen
ale, charm the gallaries, electrify the nssion.
and carry the Senator's name all over the e4un.
try, to receive the admiration and applause OF
the people. / have listened to his specs, to
bis declarations, to his assertions, to his era
ton of old errors, oft refuted in this Chassber
and in the other; and am sorry to admissthat
have heard nothing new, original, or strik; g.
nothing which the Senator might not have fSande
in the old speeches he so abominstes. 13ere
is one declaration, however, which seems "a me
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Here, sir, we have ,he declaraI ons of the
Senator from Mississip j, against tRsSadmssion
of the new State on Il (, shores of he Pacific,
because It's admission ould "unhi &c the Sec
lonal balance betweeq. the two ads of the
Unionl" Yet the Sen tor, with thi-,pld speech
of his on the record, assumes to rad lectures
to me-to denounce m as a section. list Can
assurance go further?
Sir, the Senator " al ominates ole speeches"
but must call his att 3tion to otl n avowals
in this old speech of hi ::
My opinion i. this that we shouresist the in
PRODUCTION of California State and res II in success
fully 'tSis 1; by 81 LdsaV oulsr ,1eans
We can a! least, force dOuInrneni W. aout her nd.
miss on. This being done We are safe ne southern
states in Convention a! Ma hville, will de ,se means
vIndlcatlng their rights"
That disunion Cow, ation, which pet, as Mr.
Webster said, over the grave of Assrew Jack
son, were to settle It The Senatos who taunts
me with being actuate by sect nal spirit,
would throw Californh out of Co gress, and
appeal to the sectional disunion Melville Con.
vention. This is a SD, linen of hisAationalitv.
and fine specimen OF nationality 1Fisi
al do not know what the means ,ciu \ I'm, kno,v
what they may be- and viii proprety and ,afev Thev
may be TO carry sarss into of Southern california the
property of sovereign States and there ho Mem a we
nave rgni 70 90 70, ana moies'ed, ihem as is
ave ask you 10 give our rights by oS.ISrKKvxS
rIoS; iyou refuse am taking them =, ARMED oocu-
PATIoN.n
Yes, sir, the Senate then was ,r keeping
California out of the Q ZION, going & disunion
sectional conventions ID sending d, ives to pop.
ulate California, and ,fending th6n by force
if the people there objected
Now, the Senator SAYS that an, those who
act with me are secti6:salists. l h We referred
to our principles and lr policy, al 1 appeal
to Senators on the other side of tbs Chamber
to say if the Senators ca this side Fl I'M the time
they came here to this hour, have j., in all our
legislation connected ~ith the af Airs of this
country, looked over Il is broad Ian / and given
our votes for your int ests, for the int rests Of
the South, as much as we have Civ n them for
the interests of the Nc til Senate, !, y,,u know
it The records of u country pr I've it; and
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10 IN the Union we intend to stay in it. If
anybody wants to go out, Mexico and Central
America, and the valley of the Amazon, are all
open to emigration let them start. / shall do
nothing TO keep them in the Union. l shall
not hold them back, or mourn over their de.
parture. But all this continent now in the
Union is American soil, and a part of my coun.
try; and my vote and my influence, now and
hereafter, will be given to keep it a part of my
country.
Mr.. GREEN spoke warmly in reply to Mr..
WILSON.
Mr.. WILSON. A very few words, Mr.. Presi
dent, In response to the Senator from Missouri.
L say in advance, that threats, by word, tone,
gesture, or manner, from that Senator, have no
terrors for me. Let him understand this once
for all. he talks about charges made against
some of the people of his State, and he says
that when charges are made, unless they are
supported by authority, they are ISLANDERS.
agree with the Senator. For myself, have
said nothing in regard to his State that is not
on the records of this Government, where it will
live forever-evidence taken under the solem-
nifty of oaths, by a committee of the House of
Representatives.
When, in January, 1856, knowing, as / did,
many OF the facts in regard to the election OF
the Both of March, 1856, brought them before
the Senate, a Senator from Missouri Mr.. GEYER
assumed to question or deny them. I proved
them upon him then on this floor, and there is
not man here who has attempted to disprove
| them from that time to this. When the propo-
sitien to raise the House committee was made,
| it was resisted. The committee raised, in spite
of this resistance, reported, after months of
careful investigation, large volume of rec.
| ords, proving that four thousand nine hundred
..ko &k.
and voted on that day. 1t is as clearly demon.
| strated as is any mathematical problem in Eu.
cid; and it requires degree of assurance in
any man to deny it, here or elsewhere.
Bold, vehement, and reckless denials, will
not avail the Senator from Missouri. There
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Port OF New York, september Is. 1855

CLEARED
Steamship Philadelphia Harrison. AspnwilNO Hoberts
Steamship Montgomery, Croker savannah al 4 rom
a 90.
steamship Jamestown Parrish Norfolk. tel I.udlsm
Steamship Caledonia eager, Belumotc-H Cromwell
Co.
Fhls vaeria Bislsee Shanghae-Cary ACo
Shlp 1mpeliol, tidreth, trsncisco-Wm CplsmSu
a 80.
Bark lee Morton. IonsianiinOpe-Iawrpnce Giles $50
Bark uflgl, Young Glasgaw--Dunham utnnu.
Bark Nate birruln. Christian. Demarhrn-j smith 20
Bark EaR'e, Brace turacoa-S W Lewis a Co
Brig HegiQuN tscgk Uuwnes Autwerp-wf schmidt a Go
Brig Arshs -, Va. Aspinwal-ranams Raiirsd -
Bra bic ~ r (llr,. Campbell ~ John MA Smithers
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