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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-29

Eas- Hon John Forsyth, editor OF the
Register, late minister to Mexico, and
strong friend Of Judge Douglas, has been
nominated for the Legislature by the Demo
Gratis Of Mobibile, Ala
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NEW York. July 2S-A

The steamship Jura is signalled below
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the 10th
inst, simultaneously with the steamer Eu-
ropa, and her advices, consequently, have
been anticipated.
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CoAIs

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office on Water street, between Nain and Locust
Coal, in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
vered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per BASH
at the pit, s cents JOHN WTEoND,
nctQ IL SatrpfnfY and Mnnagnr.
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BEDFORD, Pa, July 2S-l

The Bedford Gazette, in to-days issue
publishes an article authoritatively declar-
ing that President Buchanan will not be
candidate for the nomination of the Charles
ton Convention.
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Worthy of Attention! :
III 0ORE'S Ra.MxLA. sEEI.N'

I'D Patented July 81, 1855.
This Machine is pronounced by competent Judges
to be superior TO all others before the public, for
general family use, and what will doubtless sur
prise and rejoice many woman's heart. is, that
while for ordinary usage il surpasses in practical
utility the highest priced machines, the cost of il
will not exceed thirty five dollars. ---sef -
The subscriber having purchased the exclusive
right to manufacture, sell, and this machine in
this and other counties OF Southwestern Indiana,
respectfully invites all persons, Ladies especially,
who are in want of n first class. Sewing Machine,
10 call aud examine the merits OF the MoOre's Pat
ent, being confident that horongh acquaint-
ance with it, they win prefer this toall others ire
spectiye of its price. asa ~
The following Is summary Of some of the Lead
ing exceliences of this machine: 500
/. 1t combines durability simplicity, and prac-
ticabilty In higher degree than any other now in
use. --r-.sI - go tf. ! 49, .It -.
2 In point Of strength, elasticity, and endurance,
its stitch Is not excelled by any machine yetinvent-
ed. Eacl stitch is locked or fastened by the ma
chine ITSELF that there is need of drawing the
thread through a loop using needle to Hasten
the end Of seam to prevent its raveing or ripping
Such Is the nature OF the stitch that ii every third
one be cut, the work will neither rip rayel.
J. IL sews from two common spools without To-
winding, and sews in the very best manner, ooarbe
and fine goods with linen, cotton, or silk thread.
4. IL has the best and most reliable feed ci.'r
constructed, and does not break needles. -
5. The space around the needle and beneath tho
needle arm Is unusually large, and what is espe-
cialy noticeable, not drop Of oil is needed on the
part Of the machine, in contact with the goods.
6. Its simplicity is such that it be understood
and operated with but little instruction, and is
cheap beautiful, and useful that family can well
afford TO be without one, therefore come right
along, for YOURSELF and if You like the machine,
make one your own without delay, and my word
for it, after few days usage it will be the last
ticle OF furniture the owner will be willing TO part
with for what it cost. s II. w. Stafford.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, 1859. jil6 lmdd2mw
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OAKLAND PAGK.--owing to unavoidable
Circumstances, the grand opening Ball at
Oakland Park has been postponed until
Begt Saturday night.
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ssa. The Cincinnati papers say that Gov.
Footc has concluded 10 make that city his
future residence and will remove thilher in
short time. o.. H..-r" 500.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July Zo-N
Flour firm small sales at $50. Wheat
has advanced; white 20@l 40; red | o
al 20. Corn dull at Sl@S2 for white and
yellow. Provisions unchanged and dull
Whisky firm.
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New UTEEFErTs.-Counterfeit ones on
the State Bank of Ohio, branch of Cadia,
have just been put into circulation. Also,
ones on the Harrison branch of the State
of Ohio
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Vv0 .NERCR.F.Y'Ts, ISRI ;E.S'ssFCT,

n AND pkt GGlSIS-
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRuGs, MEDICINES, CHEalCALs, PAINTS, OILS,
FARNIsIIEs, PrRFUMrRY, and Fancy ARTICLES,
which we are prepared 10 offer To the trade on
good terms as can be- purchased in Cincinnati Lou
isyi!e, or 81. Louis. 81. 81. Jed.
Wehave in store lJtons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
LEAp in kegs of - be-, 81 il's, and Loo lbs which
we are selling 20 the trade at Manufacturers prices
KELLER & WHITE,
No 70 Main street
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Special Notices.

HOGi0vay's PITS are the ,n0sf ssarch-
ing remedy for deeply seated and long standing in
ternal diseases extant. In bilious disorders
and all complaints arising from diseased liver. the
action OF the marvellous Pills is sure as well as
speedy. Sold at the manuiactsry. No. 50 Maiden
Lane, New York, aud 10y all Druggists, at 2jc.,
63c., and ST per box. jy27
The stomach prepares shs sfsmsnfs or
the bile and blood. and il it does the work feeby
and imperfectly, liver and other vexatous diseases
are the certain result As soon therefore, as any
Affections OF this Kind are perceived, We may
rest assured that the digestive organs are out Of
order The first and only thing TO BE- done Is to all
minister a specific which will act directly ON the
stomaeh-tie main-spring of tho animal machinery.
For this purpose we can confidently recommend
DR.. H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS. Acting as an Alternative and tonic, it
strsnthens the digestion, changes the condition Of
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els. V 10 d. ...l -...
R1- For sale ry Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. jy27
PfnpIes and skfn Dfsess srsshs re
suit Of impure blood The blood becomes thick
and clogged. The skin is not able to cast Of the
young men and women we see with their faces COW
cred with pimples and blutches, who are en-
deayoring to remove them by the OF soaps
and washes Of various kinds. This is very
dangerous, and should never Dc practised by per-
sons DESTROYS of good health. Mothers whs have
children afflicted with sores and eruptions, should
never dry them by external applications, for in this
way they will drive in the hunors and produce i'll
health for the child during its whole life time
There is no mother that likes to see her children
afflicted with feeble health.
JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS are pre-
pared expressly for the of eruptions of the skr
such Pmples, Blotches, Sores, dc. They cleanse
the blood Of all impurities, producing beautiful,
clear, and healthy skin, so much admired by all
people of taste and re fnement. -H.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
Medicine Dealers. a jyl d&wlm
Hs rsJ0fesd 10 find that the re
nowned Chemist of New England, DoCT. AVER,
has at length turned his attention 10 the disorder
which hangs like a light ON our community. Our
section is as healthy us any other with one single
exception, aud that is the Fever and Ague, which
haunts us ON every side. But his remedy does
cure, as should know il must, if he made it,
Cast out this baleful distemper from among u.s. and
is OF the loyeliest spots in the west.-Se-
! tRel Fairfield, IOicd. jyS
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ALDEST IND MOST EXTE.N.
" SIyE MARBLE DEALER ON THE OHIO
m. A, LAWRENCE.


Wholesale and Retail Dealer in American and Ita
ian Marble, Head Stone 5, Cottage and large Monn-
ments Vases Nantes, Furniture Marble, &c now
on hand, over 400 tons Of Statuary, white and fine
yariegated Marble he can furnish dealers greater
variety Of fine Marble than be found in any of
the Western or Southern States His stock con-
ssts of Slabs Of all Sizes from te 10 inches thick,
fail TO please.
Those wishing to purchase beautiful and lastin
mementoes, will find in his large wareroonl an "a
of design, carving, and execution In any of the
ern cities. He constantly employs a large number
of first-elass workmen and caryers, that enables
him TO give better satisfaction than can be had at
any other establishment His agents, in soliciting
orders, authorized to sell at tine price that
the purchaser would have to pay If he selected the
marble in person. His customers can always rely
upon having their orders filled TO the letter, as
sdtifIciieH Is his AHA, aud pr0eptsess his motto.
MARBLE HALL BUILDING,
Gdec22 Evansville. Indiana.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NXFTS! GXPTl GLFTS!-J. A. col
\" BY q CO., lis RANDOLPH STREET, CnrcAGo-
The original Gift Bookstore, established 1854, now
permanently situated at the above address, enabled
b. their long experience in the business, offer
greater Inducements than ever before, and will
continue to make it their endeavor to conduct their
business with greater liberality than that of any
other house in the country.
new aud revised Catalogue is now really, con-
tanning the largest and best classified list Ut Standard
and Miscellaneous Books published. We offer
unequslled inducements to agents forming clubs.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE To ANY Ap-
DRESS.
The following il n schedule of property which
will be given TO purchasers ui Books at the time of
sale:
rf WORTH rEoN
Gold Watches, English Lever, Pat
eDt Lever and Lepines.. 90 to SliO %
Silver Watches, Patent Lever, Full
JewelIed, Hunting Cases, open
face aud cylinder Escapement.... l. 90 10 foCO
Gold L0ckets--large size, glasses
and glasses with sprnS-large
and small size, with snap.-........ = 80 to IL 90
Cameo, Mosaic, Fl0rentine, Paint
ed, Lava, Goldstonc, Garnet and
Coral sets of Pins and Drops. 90 to % 90
Ladies' Gold Guard Chains, Neck
Chains Chantelanes. ,.............. 700 10 Is 90
Gents Fob and Vest Chains III tD 10 - 90
Sets Cameo, Gold stone, Painted,
Mosaic, Garnet, Onyx, Engraved
and Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons
and Bosom Studs 90 TO IL no
Gold Pencils with Pens, large, me
dunn and small! size................ , soto 80
Silver Pencils with Gold Pcns,
large, medium, and small size.
double single extension cases. 40 &" 1" on
Gents Heavy Sisnct Rings, la
Kings uoa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .~ anu 1oom $50
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster,
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyx. Gar
net 50to 800
Rich Silk Dress Patterns-.....-... l. 90 10 1000
Cameo, Mosaic, Coral, Garnet,
Chased and Plain oval Bracelets. 90 10 30 90
Silver and Gold Thinibles-.,...... soto 600
Gents Pen and Pocket Enivcs...... 50to 30
Pearl and Morocco Portemonnaies. 80 To 20
Toothpicks, Watch Keys, Guard
slides ~ w o -"
Gold CrOsses-small, medium. and
large ........... = 90 TO . 80
Besides other Gifts, comprising large and VAL
liable assortment of miscellaneous articles, varying
from 81 10 $40.
One Of the aboye articles will be given 10 the pur
CHASER OF each book at the time the book is sold
I Address all orders, letters and applications for
atalogucs. &c, &c, 10 j. \. COLBY CO.,
CjeS. lyw lis Randolph ST., Chicago, Ill.
ATS OF Ts!-15O BUSHELS
u prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale ut
mars S.1kERY BROS /. So Main street
RTORE coon II OT.aTOES.-5O bills
0HA of those elegant Mercer Potatoes, superior
10 anything in the market, received this day and
for sale by CHAS. McJOHNST0N,
my2l Main street, near the Canal
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!. BE GVLJR IOTTs-
No. 9 SoUTH WATER STREET, Eyl

tSdIas .Sville, Evansville and Henderson
$500 Packet SCI0TO No. Q, BAIIARD,
Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud all
termediate points, every "Wednesday at F. NJ, and
every Saturday at ii A. M. deco
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Ay2ELL ON. kY.R.y-1 .S.NYs DETE e
~ MINED 10 SUCCEEDED

GEORGE IIiUnN IA LII takes pleasure an III
orminc his old rGsinBers that in tho quality and
style OF his work lac ilatters himself he cannot De-
excelled. lie may still be found at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, where the choicest iIar-
and Saddles of every description be obtain
ed on the best of terms.
So Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
Second hand Harness ALWAYS on hand iel
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INSTANTANEOUS
Cherry Peetoral


Ayers Cherry Peetoral
has Won jur Itself sHnh a. fenown orltho cure OF
evetyariety Uf TIro tan hung Gomplaints, thatit
is entirety tffnecpssary us recount the EVIL
dence OF its virtues, vsreyer has been employed
As il has long been in constant throughout this
sactiOnb weneed otd1moreflIan assure tbepeopie
its quality is kept up TO the best it has ever been
ANA that il may be relied on TODD for their rcicf
all it has eyer been found 70 %. Z 90 ELtfz.-sE
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PCEGATIyE
-...rt- 'Ef- 49, MEDfCINE.- s.--.
FOR COcTIVENESS:
FOL, THE CURE or DYSPEPSIA - 9
~ fH@ FOR JAUSDICE; Efif "A
FOR TIE CUiE OF INDIGESTION;
FOR HEADACHE;
-ft FOR THE CURE-OF DYSENTERY:
q. F.sfr FOR A FOUL STOMACH;
- F0RTIE CURE OF ERYSIPELAS: iiE
q ----.------- F0R-PHE PILES ;-----.-...-...a ~
FOR THE CURE or SCRoFUEA; -f-..t
FOR ALL SCR0FUL0US COMPLAINTS;
u FOR THE CURE 0F RHEUMATISM;
81 FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN --i--
g FOR fHE-cERE OF LIVER COMPLAINT
q ,.-.-------.. FOR DR0pSY ;-----.-....-..' -
FOR THE CURH-oF TETTER, TUMoRS AND
r. ---..--------- SALT RHEVM;
q ~ o. -.-.----.... FOR WORMS;
- --.- FOR THE CURE OF GOVT;
.-.- FOR A DINNER PILL; ------..-----.
FOR TIE CURE OF NEURALGIA;
-r-- u FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They sugar-coatcd, SO that tho most sensi
awe can take them pleasantly, and they the hes
tperent in the world foraf the purposes of fami
pic, - ,.,.,,e NOR hoy, S;x Rores for Al 90
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rice q cents per box; Six Boxes for Al GO.

Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent fers,,ntg,es. have lent their
certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, hut space here Will not permit the in
serton of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC, i'm which they are
given with also full descriptions Of the above COM
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure. -.--...----
DO not he pnt of by uhPrincipled dealers with
other nrations they make more profit on. De-
ma as, and take no others. The sick want
Il It eil there is fer theIn, and they should
h. a. -..-.Tr-..-..-- - .-.-.-.-..-
Re- Prepared by DIR ~ %. AVER & CO., Lowell,
MASSACHUSETTS,. r-
Sold by KELEER e WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the eoun-
try. .---..----.. r:ll- a
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Dissolution.
a FIRE .s.,D BURGL.sR PRO0F

SPICE SSPICES!-
~ 100 mats Cinnamon,
II bags Pepper,
10 bags Allspice,
80 txs assorted Gro. Spices. For sale by
myll WHEELER C RIGGS.
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Price Three Dollars Il Year: Two Copies to One
Address, Five Dollars; Five Copies 10 One Address,
81 p Ten Copies 20 One Address. $50. Fi=
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MOOT .gFEESTED 81 W:KR.-.1E-
war, yet SAM. EMBICH & CO., keep the popular
low prices on Watch-spring Skirts, Dry Goods,
Shoes, &C., and TO meet the rushing army of GUS
omers, they keep constantly supplied with the
hocestgoods of n season-hencethe rush. jeS
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Gunrf Rays.

ThvNevada Journal hoists the Democratic
flag. thi. week. Waite has gone below, and
Nat and some ofihe other boys about the Of
fee, have taken the editorial charge Of the
paper during his absence. We hope that the
circulation OF the Office may be largely in
creased thereby. The boys should be en-
couraged. Nat was always remarkably
sprightly child. as the columns Of the Jour.
nal this week fully indicate. We would eau
tion the boys, however. not TO get to smart;
they sbould remember the fate of the frog,
that unfortunately busted wide open in fool
ishly attempting to swell into the dimen-
sions of an OK. Old women say that very
smart children never live to mature age I;
which raises superstitious doubt IN our
mind that little Nat will not live long enough
to fully develope bis budding genius 10 the
immaculate columns OF the Journal. His
political guardians sbould see that be don't
expose himself these cold nights, as we may
expect to have frost soon.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

The next charge against which Mr.. Latham
defended himself was that be bad, some years
ago forged note for 81 .ooo-a charge which
bad been industriously circulated in the nor
ihern part OF this State. Fortunately this
subject bad been ludicially investigated and
is disproved beyond gainsaying, by testimo-
ny perpetuated In the records Of the case.
The accusation that Mr.. Latham aided or
abetted in drafting certain resolutions in
troduced into the State Senate, endorsing
Mr.. Douglas. was met most effectualIy by q
letter from Hon. Joseph p. Hoge, of San
francisco.
A paltry insinuation that Mr.. Latham vas
dissipated man, descending at times even
to abuse bis family, was alluded to, he said,
"to showhow malignant, how unbridled, has
been the license which the Opposition have
heapcd upon my head"
After referring, with just and manly
pride, to the endorsement by Government OF
bis official conduct, as Collector Of San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Latham next triumphantly dis
posed Of the charge OF Inconsistency as to
bis course in reference to Stephen A. Doug
las. Having concluded with beautiful tri.
butte to the frmness and stability Of the
democratic party, he.retired amid the euthu-
siastic and prolonged cheers of one OF the
largest political asscmblages ever held in
this county.
Mr.. Latham was followed by Judge Tilfori
in an able speech for which we are compelled
to refer our readers TO The report in the
Standard, to which we acknowledge our inf
deb,edness for the extracts above given.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
California CaIsuriss.

Tho August number Of the cul.urist has been pub
shed II contains variety Of articles Interesting
to all classes OF readers aai Of great advantage
every one who grows tree or a blade Of grass 1,
has been said that the "cuinrist is the best wort
Of the kind in any OF the States, and certainly
concur when we judge by specimens Of agreuliu ural
works received from the East The cuiturist Ia
entirely practical In its views and contains results
Of experiments tried on our soil and in our climate
The Agent Of the culturiss Is now in town obtain.
Ing subscription and we are pleased TO know that
our gard and fruit growers enthusiastic in
praise Of the verk Price Five Dollars per rear Mr.
J. D. Morse, Is She Agent.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

Broderick's Black Republican organ, the
San Francisco Times, in speaking OF Milton
$. Latham, in its usual billingsgstc style.
lets of the following annihiiator:-
If there is a native OF Ohio in California
who will vote for such base, low spirited
truckler-snch a reviler OF bis kin-then
may bis father and mother curse him.
We are an Ohioan. and intend voting for
Mr.. Latham, and we doa't think our father
will % curse us'' for it, either. 1t is just,
however, rs a man has been raised. We were
not brought up among the "nigger worship
pers," and, therefore, we have no scruples in
regard TO casting our vote for good sound
national democrat. and high-toned, educa.
ted aad liberal gentleman.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06

~ Tho Federal officials 10 town this
week expressed high qualification when they
heard that the JOURNAL Was "roming out
Lecompton." We trusf their delight continue
after perusal.--Nsrada Jotrnol-Edited BY
Nat Brown, ct id onne genus.
We can assure Master Nat. that " federal
officials" as we'll as the democracy through.
out the entire Union, will rejoice to hear Of
the acquisition to their ranks Of 90 talented,
influential. and smart little fellow as he is.
1t will more than compensate for the disaflse.
tion OF Broderiek.
De good boy, Natty dear, sud don't be
"afeard;" when we 60 TO Nevada. We will
buy you . sugar plum.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
The Broderiek Meeting.

The two Mac c's-McKibben and Nee CorcAl,
-on Thursday night borrowed stand from
the democracy, from which TO make speeches
to their iiiords, few ss they ere. and far
between.
Joe stated that bc regretted that be had
called the meeting upon such an inopportune
night, as the citizens had been inundated re.
Gently by speakers from the other side, as SC
few had gathered 10 hear him. There were
then about thirty persons present.
The inference we drew from the remark
was that Joe felt that the citizens had heard
all the speeches on one side, were pleased
with and endorsed them, ard wanted to hear
nothing from the Opposition.
Joe was right, in one sense and not in anoth-
er, for bis meeting was composed, outside OF
his visi ting Nevada friends, CT Ad dmnisira.
tion Democrats. Joe didn't say anything
worth noticing.
Mr.. McCorkles' speech closed the meeting.
with twenty listeners.
IL was understood that challenge would
be given by them but they prudently ab
stained. We had some home material that
would have completely wiped them out.
Two Know Nothings and one Black Re.
publican presided at the meeting OF such
is Broderckism.
Nevada national., 1859-08-06
Heavy Robbery

Freeman & Co.'S Express was robbed I.s.
Monday evening on the arrival OF The sscr.-
mento boat at San Francisco. The expres.
matter from Sacramento consisted OF elk ba 10,
-one Of which contained four small sacks OF
dust worth 81 500, from Greathouse & Co..
and s2,5o0 from Fiske & Co., Sacramento.
This sack was placed in the express bag just
before etching the wharf by the messenger;
all the express bags were then handed to tho
porter, James Mulhsu, whose duty 1t It Is 10
carry them to the wagon, which is driven by
Joseph Angle. The messenger then took
bis seat by the side Of the driver and porter.
and came up to the Office. when six bags were
carried into the Office. On cxa minaiion one
Of them proved 10 be q counterfeit bag filled
with shot. and had been changed for the gen.
uine one at the wharf, Mulo alb and Angle
have both been arrested on suspicion. The
amount missing is $40, ,OOo, which was con-
signed to Henry Hatch and Saiher 4 Church.
aud was promptly paid to them by Freeman
& Co.