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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-12-01

EXCHANGE
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
NInrysvllIe LIorary AssueIMlI.n.

The President and Directors would hereby draw the
attention of members to Sec. Of the Constitution and
BY Laws.
'If the assessments nr dues nf any member remain
unpaid for term Of three months, his privileges and
right of Membership shall be forfeited. unless his de-
inquency be excused by the Board ofDirectors"
Attendance will be given in the Library on Monday
evening, Oct. 4h, from TO 10 o'clock. at which time
dues will he received and the Directors urge most
particularly that books belonging to the Library
may then be returned 1t is utterly impossible for
the Librarian to send for or call members for alb.
sept vvorl-s
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

SHOOTING WOMAN At MuRruY's.-A cor.
respondent of the Calavcras Chronicle. writ
ing from Murphy's. mentions that woman
named Ruiz, II native Californian, was shot
there, on the previous evening by one PLAT.
teroz Plnttena, a Mexican who lately served
term in the Stlte Prison for making bogus
lust, which he sold in san Andrcas, and who
has been working rs n silversmith at Muir
phys for some months. lie had been living
with Ruiz, and quarrelcd with her and her
brothers. 1t is supposed he meant to assas
sinate all there, as the direction the bullets
took would seem to Indicate There were
inar in all, sitting ut the table. and it is re.
morkable that none others were hunt. as Plat
'sroz stood in the kitchen directly behind the
brothers and facing their sister. not more
tlmn fifteen feet from them. The asslssin
Immediately fled. and, though followed all
night, has not yet been arrested. He has
borne a very bad character, and il, no doubt.
desperado Of the worst kind. The woman
was badly wounded, yet, it is thought, not
mortally,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

FRoM TIE SoUrH.-By the arrival Of the
Senator at San Francisco, we have copies Of
the San Diego Herald to the 18th inst. TLey
contain little of interest.
The overland mail arrived at San Diego on
the eth inst
There areabout eight or ten thousand head
Of cattle on the road mostly Of good quail
ty. and all doing we'll The bulk of them
will have cross the Desert in about six
weeks time.
There Is an abundance Of water on the
Desert now, new wells having been dug at
the Indian and Cooks which will never fail
hereafter.
Lieut. Mowry was expected to arrive nt
Mesilla by the mail which left San Antonio.
Aug. ~
A drove Of about three thousand horses
and horses had been run across tho Rio
Grande. from the Mexican side, Ivy the Ca.
manches 1t was reported that party Of
four Califurnian' who were returning to the
Pacific with cattle had been murdered by
another party of t.e same tribe, rs well a,
four Mexicans in their employ.
The Apaches are preparing for war. and it
was thought they contemplated foroy into
the northern part Of chihuahua
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

ABoLTTIoNIsTs IN THE CHEROKEE NATION
Col Butler, the United States Indian Agent
has addressed the following communication
dated "Tahlequah, c. ", June" to the Fort
Smith Herald
In your paper of the 26th inst, vou no
tce the arrival of one or two Aholitionists
in your city, who are on their way to to the
Cherokee Nation for the purpose of preach
ing Aboitionism. viii you give me the
names of these individuals, aud they will be
summarily dealt wth--as they shall not ad
dress the public upon such matters in this
Nation. nor remain in it.
ALLOW me. through the columns of your
paper, to notify all persons who are in this
Nation, without authority. or purpose to
come into it, that they will be treated as in
truders and removed, unless they report to
the Superintendent of Indian Affairs or
Cherokee Agent, and state their business.
An Al olitionist will not he suffered to re.
main here, under any circumstances"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

who believes in that policy ever fraternize
with the Lecomptonites They will but lead
him astray. They will but induce him to
work for their success-to elevate their can
didatcs TO office, and to feather their nests
with the profits of official position; but they
will betray the great principle at the first op-
portuuity; they will sacrifice it at the Ma
tional and State Conventions of the Lecomp-
ton party, and they will stand ready to play,
over and over again, the same damnable lie
comptonKansas performance. The main
body Of the Lccompton party in the South
will suffer aun,h.lation before they will ever
agree to the laying down, in the next Ma
tional Convention, Of any such policy for
The future guidance of the party, as that
Constitutions must be submitted to the people
in all future cases. They believe in no such
doctrine. They are too much after the style
Of Hammond, who has already declared his
detestation of the Kansas Nebraska bill. Very
we'll leave out the Southern Lecomptonites,
and the Northern ones will have no very
great strength. This policy, we repeat, of
submitting Constitutions to the people, Is
bound to be repudiated in the next Lecomp
ton National Convention 1t is the DoNgas
policy, AMI none but a Douglas Democratic
National Convention will ever adopt it. IT,
therefore, there areany Democrats in favor
Of this policy, who imagine that they are
Leeomptonites, let them undeceive them
selves at once. and come over into the rank
Of the Douglas Democracy, for there is where
they belong.
The fifth resolution, inviting all, who are
in favor of putting down discord and fac
ton, and of upholding the Union, the laws
and the Constitution" to join the Lecompton
party is simply hanbug Who made hem
par excellence, the conserrators of the peace
of the country, and the peculiar defenders of
the laws and the Constitution? Bah!
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

OuR LATE PEo TEN.-For the very able
manner in which the NATIONAL DENocEAr
has been conducted, for the past week, the
public is indebted to the hrilliant gelius Of
our late pro ten, G. W. Bioor, who bestrode
the tripod in our place with grace pecu,
liarly his own. There is one thing, however.
for which we owe him no thanks, and for
which we shall certainly demand an apology.
aad that is, his intimaiion that our pomei
on the Atlantic Cable was duo to gin ana not
to inspirations Gin, indeed We ocknow
ledge to having had gin on hand but then il
was all applied externally. Pom honor, er
ternuliv
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

How TuEY TAKE IT AT FGAsER.-Upon the
receipt here, says q Victoria correspondent
Of the Call, Of the news Of the arrival Of the
Niagara and Gorgoa with the Atlantic tele-
graph cable, salute of twenty one guns was
fired, and the ordinary speeches made. Mr..
Walker furnished the cannon, and the Amer
dean residents the ammunition, and the guns
were ilrelunler their superintendent. Some
patriotic person proposed three cheers for
Uncle Sam, which received a hearty response.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-A man named Nc
Carly fell from the steamer Bragdon, on
Sunday night, at the wharf in this city He
was rescued from watery grave and con
veyed to the Hospital, where he subsequent
y died. Coroner McNulty on post morton
examination, found that the skull was badly
fractured hy the fall, and it is supposed that
he was caught between the steamer guard
and wharf An inquest will be held.
We learn the above from the Bulletin, of
Wednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

t8- The weather, yesterday. was decil-
edly oppressive Some persons "laid it tc
the comet A philosopher in town has
promised us a communication on the chnrae
ter of this comet and its probable effects
upon this part of the Universe. lie is an
emneutly capable man, ana we shall be
much disappointed if he fails us. His orin-
ion IS that the comet is much nearer the
earth than the sun is, and that it is aiming
directly at that lumuary.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

MULE TRAINs-For several days past, says
the san Andreas Independent, we have no.
ticed large trains of pack.mules, heavily
,aden, passing through San Andreas en- r",tie
to San Antonio and other mountain camps.
Merchants are laying in an unusual quantity
ct supplies this fall, in anticipation of a wet
winter
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
Notice TO Architects.

TNEHE DIRECTORS OF TIE MAEYSvILLE
Il WATER co. will pay the sum Of 100 for the best
plan and specifications for building TO be built OF
brick, 50 feet square and two stories high, with fire
wall four feet nigh, together with the entire frame
work on said building necessary to sustain iron
tank Of same as building, and feet deep, to be
aied with water.
2l The lower floor 10 be inches above the city side
walk gra le and the found tiou ur base to be ~ TO
feet below noor-the soil Of Marysvile being solid
at that depth.
u. The first story to be Il feet between jo.s.s, and
equally dvided into ap rtments, by heavy brick
walls, together with stairway To second story eac
apartment to have two openings In font and two II
the rear, aud eight openings the north side of frs
story-ihe whole to be lathed and plastered.
4th TIe second story to be - feet nigh, and rough
finished, with no partitions, ami openings in ends I,
correspond with lower story side openings, on each
commencing ut second floor; the roof ana INK tim
bers to be supper ted by heavy cast iron and
caps. The whole TO be constructed as 90 sistain
the weight above mentioned, and in a most thorough
manner.
9TH. The distance between the roof timbers and bot
tom OF tank timbcrs to be feet at the sides aud ~
to , feet Ia the center.
6tI. Plans viii be received or before October 18th
by either Of the Undersigned at Marysville.
Tth. The Directors will reserve the right TO reject
any AMI all PLAN.
JOHN T. BAYLEY,
CHA LES II. SIMPKINS,
JOHN O. PACKARD.
Marysville, Sept sOih, 1888. ocl-9w
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

c3-A colorel man named J. W. Davis
was found dead, on Tuesday night, at the
Temperance House, San Francisco. \ white
man. named Dunlap was found dead on
Monday, at the cornerof California aud Tay
lor streets, Chain lightning whisky, nova.
days, is too strong for either white man or
Niger
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

CB- The D. D.s suffered yesterday, a little
Two were sen; by the Recorder to the coan-
ty Jail for six days each, anl one was arrested
by the police. to take the chances before the
Recorder this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

EB- During the progress Of the procession
through Second street, San Francisco, Oh
Monday, Mrs NJ. A. Dolon, and Mrs. D. Kel-
ly, presented the bricklayers' delegation with
o beautiful wreath Of roses.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

cans OF Stockton celebrated September 9th
the completion Of their struggle against
Spin for Independence it having lasted
from September 10th, 1910, to September
9th. ls2L
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
NAnnow EsoApr-The Public Administro

NAURow EscAPE-The Public Admnistra-
tor, in making an inventory of the stock OF
Nntehez, (A.J. Taylor) found no less than
SIX loaded pistols in the show case, and over
two hundred pounds Of powder on the prem
ses. The Monumental boys would have had
no show had a fire broken out in the sbantv.
and the frail buildings in the vicinity would
have been blown to atoms-S. r. CaH
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
Attention NIutuals,

Ameeting Of your Company viii be held at the Engine
House THIS (Friday) EVENING, the 1st inst, as
halfpast seven o'clock. punctual attendance It
requested, business Of importance will be brought
you. by order of the Foreman:
Q IvrT coy ceci-
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

SILT rv THE CnUuon.-Louisa a. Church
has commenced salt against her husband
Ben F. Church, for a divorce, in the District
Court of Sacramento county. She says he
gets drunk.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

CB- The Cal hears it rumorel that a num-
Der of prominent individuals will shortly
leave for Mexico, in anticipation of the ac
QUESTION of territory in Sonora.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

E9- The laying Of the Cable was duly
celebrated ia Stockton. The grafton was de-
ivered by Mr.. H. b. Undcrhill.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

CorroS-Fine cotton has been grown 10y
c. Irwin, of Diamond Springs, in El Dorado
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
MI AR SVILLG.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER l, 1858.

"T hare scora on TIE altar mn country etsr-
nal eaRhg 10 eoUy Jo,W Of fV'dnnY orCr tie
mind Of man" Tuos. JEFFERsOS.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
The News.

Oar telegrlphic disprtch contains notice
Of the great jubilee in New York, ani other
cities, over the Atlantic Telegraph Caule ;
the burning Of the quarantine buildings at
s atea Island, by mob; the capture Of a
SLAYER, by an Am,ricdn vessel; the sailing
Of the new steamer, Hermann, for the new
line Of Pacific steamers the preparations Of
the White. StebLins Co. for resuming travel
on the Nicaragua route; the laundering Of
the steamer Poydras. containing men and
materials for opening the TehauntcPec route
State Conventions yellow fever in New Or
leans and Charleston; railroad disasters ;
marriage Of Secretary Cass's daughter to a
distinguished foreigner; election i'll Texas
sui eide of an ex-Mayor; defeat of Joshua Il
Giddings, ;he Aboltionst working of the
cable and important dispatches received
through it; foreign news by tho papers, dc,
&c. It will lie found highly interesting.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

.9y-The ball at the Mechanics Pavilion
San Francisco on Tuesday evening, was a
magnificent affair
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
REMF OVAL.

+ HAVE REMOVED MY Furniture Ware.
Il house 10 the Brick Building formerly occupied by
p. LUNNEY,
Corner Of ID and Fourth Streets,
and beg To remind the public that houses be fur.
nshed CHEAPER from my warerooms than from any
other in the city. Jobbing Of all kinds, in Carpenter
or Cabinet line continued as heretofore.
Matras, es, Bedding, Sc, kept constantly on hand
or made to order. uid Furniture bought or taken on
comm ssion for sale.
In addition to the above business, intend to keep
on hand at all times well assorted stock Of
Tin Ware, Stoves, Pipes, &C., &c,
and to carry the business of TINSMITTING in all
IS branches. All orders i'm this line will be promptly
attended u by an experienced workn
oci-ny JAMES WILSON,,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

Mr.. =. h. DiyIDs)N is orr Asen, in Sacramento,
anl is authorized to receive subscriptions anl adver-
t.senents. anl % receipt for the same once at F..
u. Dlvils,1's Po5tOnp ESchange, Ith street, be
tween All *, near the Post Once.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

esS- Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Kerby & Byrne, in to-day
DEMOCRAT
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

Agency Noiiee.-Mr. L. p. FsHER Is Gus only
authorized agent in San Francisco, receive adver-
usements, receipt for the same, and to transae basi-
ness generally for the DEuocR,r. Once ny Wash
inston street. Cup stairs) nearly opposite MaSuires
Opera House.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

n. B-The Prizes csn be seen and seats secured nj
the Box OH e of the Theatre, daily from 10 o'clock
A. NJ. 10 10 P. NJ
ey- A limited number Of places can be secured
procure your Tickets early oct1-td
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
JOHN R, RIDGE, Editor.

oR',-Cmaor Maiden Lane and "a Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01
'otaI vaIne Of Prizes, ~
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.

Besides the above Catalogue. there win be l0)P
NJ Inferior quality, in valne, amountiug TO 500
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-01

JbllN u PAChAEl.
Marysville, Sept sOh, 1888. oci-9w
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

tef<f ~ tnt otetofV OF
the people composing a politicNI|
ton. had greater responsibility rest
ing upon them. Tho whole Country
have been waiting and watching tho
policy to be adopted as foreshndowing
the future Of the Republican party all
over the country, and Il Is source Of
the highest generalization, and q great
triumph Of conservation, that the con.
vention did not suffer such men as Ju-
liam. Riley and others to rule II, and
that 30 wise and moderats q policy was
adopted.
In refusing to reafirm the Philadel-
phia Platform, the Convention acted
wisely. There Is but one question for
the people to decide now. II is not
-srhsfher We shaII I,avo National Bank,
Protective Tariff, moi are We specially
concerned Mt present IA to whether II is
In the power OF Congress TO legislate
slavery In or out Of the Territories, but
a 6rm resistance 10 that monster iniqui.
~ which the Administration Is endeav.
oring 10 forco upon us--tbe admission
of Kansas under the fraudulent Lee
compton Constitution without its sub.
mission to the people Of that Territory.
This we affirm Is tho great issue at
the present day. Let this first DO dis
posed Of, after which there will be am.
pie time to consider other questions,
mentioned In that Platform. To have
reafrrmed tho Philadelphia Platform
would have prccludcd thousands of
honest Democrats from cooperating
with the Republicans in tho great and
paramount object Of defeating this fraud
BY tho revival OF old fncds.
As 10 tho gentlemen nominated we
know but little of them personally, but
we have have that confidence In tho in.
telIigence and integrity OF tho mon com.
posing the Convention, TO believe the Sc
lections to DO as good rs could be made,
and that zach are capable Of discharg-
ing their respective duties with ability
and distiction.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

/ ttfARtt*ftt@ ~ - i ny
filled with - bcautiful, gay, dashine
and brilliant. All the places Of amuse.
nlent arc crowded nightly, with no
change, however in>ae artists or frage-
dienniss. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed last week, as predicted, to hear
kThalbcrg the king OF pianiets, and the
other artistic celebrities accompanying
him. 49,
Last Tuesday. you know, was Mordi
GrasS~nd was observed here tksoals
Derent, perhaps not so much, howcvcr,
as some yearssincc. Several pail, some
masked, and some full dran re CIV
On by different partie5' a syyht and
thus closed the gay season an s~1ubtess
many young hearts wcrc woocd aud
won Gre II ended.
There was grand burst up of the
Smith Lottery, Of this city, during tho
past week. For some months past a
member Of tho widely known family OF
Smiths has boon calling attention TO his
great lottery scheme Of 100000. tho
principal prize being $4,000, In gold
coin. This Smith was represented by
a man named Packard. Observation
proves a member Of the patrons Of
Smith were ladies and mostly from the
country as tho many valuable letters
received by him, and returning as many
tickets as q'dd pro quo would SHOW
Packard wrote letter to his clerk say
ing ho thought tho climate OF Now Or
leans would no longer agree with him
and thus Icfl Immediately. The books
and papers found in the office, show
pretty definitely, that his receipts must
have been about $4,000; all which ho
doubtless took with him, and so ended
tho grand swindling lottery scheme Of
Mr.. II. Smith & Co.,
Business is very brisk, as q walk on
tho levy would clearly prove to the
most dlsintercsted, and prices for most
descriptions Of produce have been we'll
maintained. Cotton, however, has been
n little depressed Sugar and molasses
have met with n good demand ut high.
or rates Flour and corn have improved,
with moderate supplies and good do
mand. Proviaions have generally bro't
higher prices, thcagh there has boon u
little huctuatlon In one or two articles.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

At New Albany on tho 4th instant,
tho steamer X. J. Lockwood, a new boat
just finished, commanded by Capt.
Lamatho, while rounding out from the
wharf with party of sixty or seventy
cxcursionists on board, took fire in the
watchman's room, and was soon envel-
oped in flames.
The pilot succeeded in running the
boat to the Kentucky shore, where all
on board were landed in safety, some
frsm tho hurricane deck.
The boat fioated down the river a
short distance and sunk. She will prove
a total lose.
We understand that she was uninsur-
ed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

As announced last woek, Senator
Green Of Missouri, submitted plan
for tho consideration Of Congress, by
which Kansas and Minnesota are 10 be
admitted togcthor---onc FREQ, and tho
oth~ slavS State. Whoever hoard sf
such petty viIIainy as this ? plan no
doubt concocted by tho administration,
and Senator Grcon Is made It's mouth
piece. We look upon this proposition
~ rciteratIon Of tho threats made by
Senator Mason, some timo sincc--as
much as 10 say--refuscs us tho admls.
sion Of Kansas will, the Lccompton at
tachment, and we will refuse you the
admission Of Minnesota. To consent
to any such compromise Of principle,
Cor tho sake of admitting Minnesota,
which has an unquestionable right 10
admission without word Of controve-
sy, would be an outrage upon reason
and will never be submitted to.
II Is believed by many Of tho best
mon In Congress, including Mr.. critten.
den, that Minnesota Is already State
BY virtue Of the enabling act Of last
winter. authorizing it TO become State,
by forming Republican Constitution,
which has been done, and her Senators
and Representatives are now claiming
their seats in Congress.
All honest men Of all parties have one
common interest In defeating this, and
every other species of fraud which the
administration Is trying to practice up
on The American people; the Dcmocra.
cy in particular il they have any re.
gard for principle and consistency, will
not suffer themselves 10 DO hoodwinked
by any such base proposal.
If Kansas is forced into the Union
without submission OF her Constitu-
ton 10 the people. storm of indigna-
ton will be raised, which the anti-Ne-
braska excitement ca 1854, will be but
a gentle zephyr in comparison with the
whirlwind, that will sweep all over the
country, and which will PROSTATE the
Democratic party forever. The Dcmoc-
raey of Indiana, and we may say that
the Democracy Of the entire north, voted
for Mr. Buchanan under the impression
that he was firm and reliable friend of
Popular Sovereignty, and the Democrat
ic orators in this State, including Gov.
Wright, went so far as to make it ap-
pear that he desired Kansas TO become
= free State. These men have found
themselves sorely deceived, and though
they appear to be holding on to the par
ty, like drowning men 10 a straw, as
eviuced in their action at the late sapti-
Lccompton meeting at Indianapolis,
when the time comes to vote they riH
abandon the party, and mark ye, the
administration party, this fall, will meet
with roat such as has never been wit
messed in political annals.
-w>>>~---
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 3--In former
dispatch it was stated, on the authority
Of leading Democrats, that the calcula-
ton was that the Kanzas bill would
pass the House by fifteen majority.-On
the contrary; the leading Anti-Lecomp.
tonites are sanguine of its defeat, and
are working industriously TO that end.
General Tram Nye has been appoint
ed Marshal for the Northern District Of
Illinois, in place of Davidson removed.
Weather at noon, sky variable wind
N. W.; mecury 80.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-12

na- A meeting of the Directors Of
the Bank of the State Of Indiana was
recently held at indianapolis, the object
OF which was to consider the expedien-
cy of reinstating tho Branch at Jeffer-
sonville, which was suspended sometime
since for iiregularity. No definite ac-
ton was had and the matter was con-
tinued until the next regular meeting
in April.