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road track alous East Madison street, com-
mc,lcin- nj the intersection, If State.
, 1859-05-06

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1.tts1 a.-1 Of Logging l.o.u4. In lu..llx, ~ :.
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- Make a uetc et ill.,! La,ok carefully,
and price every stock in ts'wa first. tu. h<ftr.
4..u -1.,,i i"Itr Tar .*'tAt":', visit TappcnS ),
No. lug Randolph street.
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FROM New 0RLEANs.-The attentive of
fcers of-the steamer Pacific have favored US
with late New Orleans papers, from which
we learn that there is very little busidess
going on in the city. General good health
prevails. The 2lst and 22d install, exhib-
tied remarkable meteorological phenomena
After uninterrupted daily rains during the
whole of this month, on Sunday night the
wind shifted around to the north, blew
away all the rain-ciouds, and impaired an
almost frosty sharpness to-the atmosphere
Blankets and eounterpanes and wooden gar
ments became necessary for comfort; and
perspiration, that great essential of health
and digestion in this climate, was suddenly
arrested, and the corporal functions gener-
ally interferred with. Otherwise, the
change was quite an agreeable one; the at
mosphere was that of the latter part of Oc-
tober. E17 81 t-
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Com naa.cAe.i


EDITOR JOURNAL When a steamboat,
or any other public institution, sets forth its
claims to belong, and be part and parcel
of city, it is reasonably TO be supposed that
it would do all in its powerto support such
industry as that city is prolific in.
Now the Charley Bowen not only claims
to be an Evansville boat, but processes to
support the interests OF Evansville, at The
expense Of all other places between which
she runs. 5l 80 err
But how are such professions facts The
only way she can possibly leave money in
cur city is By coaling and store goods.
The latter is not within my cognizance.
As Tor the former, she never Goals here, but
drops her dimes fnS coal at other places be
low.
Sow, every hundred Bushels OF coal she
takes here makes the city 5000 richie, aud
L she desires to benefit Evansville rs much
- she professes, she can only 20 so by sup
porting her .rsuutions.
store erders sue IS dung al she can iJr
Evansville Vino >stn DOUBT for one Ia
s.aat alta Mr. DasoBchets iertef: thai tie
S.lceI Star does Eot d tie same ami every
one knows thaf The Done does. In fact,
they vill all DO that much, for they ali
kne- ~hiel, place offers the bsst buttci foi
sheif bread
suppose the Charley Bowen viii say
shs can't use the coal hut that is ali pre-
isrte. where there il s'will there i, a
way By coaIins below, they set 50
much tAtra freight al tis Paceswhere they
coal The Kate sarchet, John Tompkins,
Caroline, Silver Star, Union, GreenviIie,
Done, and number of other boats, support
Our mines, and they can all testify 70 us
sui.ableness.
Yours, respectfully,
WM. KERSTEMAN.
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School Examination.

. The examination of Miss Fishers young
ladies' Grammar School yesterday was very
thorough, and excited lively interest
among the visitors. The exercises reflected
the highest credit upon both pupils and
teachers. A. committee, consisting Of
Messrs. Orr, Rudd, and Glover, reported
that for proficiency and progress in pen
manship, Miss Mary Bedford was awarded
the FIRST prize, Miss Lizzie Kron the second,
Miss Sarah Mcfarland the third, Miss Fanny
Dougherty the fourth, and Miss Gertrude
Babcock the nth. The committee express
ed their high qualification at the general
progress of the pupils in this branch of in-
struction, and made honorable mention OF
ten others. BY examination of the list it
will be seen that the honors of the Public
Schools are conferred by no means exclu-
siyely upon the children Of rich or inhuen-
tial parents; the result shows that they are
open to all classes.
NJ LcdNltl O-uiutuaI DCuoSi iOi 10y .,
also gave evidence of a thorough and rapid
progress in their several branches Of study,
aud was found to be in high state of dis
cipline and efficiency. At the close of the
examination, Mr.. Hornbrook, the Trustee,
presented Mr.. Leavitt, in q neat address, in
the name Of the pupils, with very elegant
gold pencil and pen, as token Of their es-
teen and respect for their teacher. IL was
received with expressions of reciprocal re-
gard and affection, and with assurances that
it would be long cherished as memento OF
their past pleasant and afiectionate relations
as pupil and instructor. rrr
The High School will be examined to-day,
morning and afternoon, and the exercises
win be me most interesting of the week.
There should be in attendance on this ex.
animation a larger number of professional
and business men. The only way of fully
appreciating the benefits of our excellent
school system is to attend these examina.
tons.
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tNTkhAIfiATE SCHOOLS
Miss Hooker, Tuesday, juno p, c1mmebC q at
- RVnalds, . - a. a. at9 r."
INTERMEDIATE AND GRAMMAR.
MIR. Salaway, Tuesday June -, commenc < nj 2 p NJ.
Mics :. Fisher Wenes v, June 20, a." at9AM
..... GRAMMAR SCHOOL. .-
Mr.. LeASitt, Wednes'y, June %, commenc' x at NJ
Aud continue until Thursday, 1880 ".
Miss y. Fisher, Thursday, june 80, commencing at
100 A Al, aud continue through the day
HIGH SCHOOL.
FRIDAY, july ], commencing .. 4. ~, and con
Timing through the daY.
Zach candidate Tor the High School will be fe-
qnired t. have ready for examination acomposition
- AT least one-hs1lf page Of Fools Cap. -
The Mayor, Common CounciL Parents, Guard
aas and Friends OF E1ucation cordially invited
to attend the examination.
The exercises viii commence at the hours speSi-
fed, and the Board desire visitors 10 be prompt
By order If the Beard. ~
4. HORSBROOk,
ir22-1t Clerk D. If T. e :. G. Of ~
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TnE Pasr OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL letter
from Washington says the Post Master Cen
eral is about To make most thorough in
vestgation OF the abuses that have grown
up, by which much greater amounts than
the Law allows have found their way into
the pockets OF many of the postmasters.
These examinations, IL Is also thought,
may probably require the displacement Of
several hundred deputy postmasters, who
have fraudulestlylgot possession OF NOR
than the amount Il their propss salaries
Letters vail shortly he addressed to the
larger Offices Throughout tie country upon
ethe subject e'orfesy. geutiemeu-thst's
vouT only safeiS. % EIL4J
Il .
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ms-rne Path OF june was celebrated D.

ESS IHT aftH Oh JUHe " n 0tI5Uf'ttS't "
the Mssons. at Newburg, by a pubh1 pro-
cession of the Order, in full regaiia, through
the principal streets, to the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, where an address was
made, and other appropriate exercises Of
music and devotion were performed Ia
the evening a sumptuous supper vas served
up for the Order ana & large number Of in
vited guests
On the eyen:ng of tbs Fourth of Juiy, the
citirsns Of Newburg will hare grand dis
play of fireworks, as an appropriate wind
ing up of the national holiday
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ICorIn.nnicased.


Mn. EDITOR The committee OF invita-
ton for the proposed excursion on the Char
ley Bowen, the evening of the Fourth Of
July, have concluded to abandon the mat
ter, and win not, therefore, Issue any tick
cts The reasons which have induced the
committee 10 take this course are, that such
arrangements o,aaot be made wiih the boat
as would De plc..I Q. agreeable to the ma
jority Of ihoss :. hit join in the trip.
The committee sar;t ~ ,6at nc arrange
ments which me. ,..i made 's;tE Captain
Dexter would i.c mai, and we're rot aware
that Mr. Porter, Inc steamboat agent, had TO
be consulted concerning the matter. Upon
learning that If the affair took place at ali,
on the Bowen, it would hare to tTanspire
under the auspices and management of the
latter person, the committee deemed it more
suitable to forego the pleasure, and permit
Mr.. Porter to manage the excursion accord
ing 10 his own nOtiUnS aud tns.c-. which we
see lac Is already willing to do. A.
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Worthy of Attention!
~ COR T. s E.s.nIL II Sc WING

Il
This Machine IL pronounced ID compete al Judges
to be superior 10 al Others before the public, for
general family use and what will doubtless sur
prise and rejoice many woman's heart, il, that
utility the highest priced machines, the Of il
viii not exceed thirty -hve dollars.
The subscriber having purchased the ex ,usive
right "a manufacture, sell, aud use this machine in
this aud other couItis of South western Indiana,
respectfully invites all persons, ladies especially,
who are in want Of a first class Sewing Machine,
10 call aud examine the merits OF the Aoores Pat
emit, being confident that ON thorough aequsint-
ance iih it, they will prefer this tealIo theirs ire
spectve OF its price. sr.s 20. H.1- ....
The following Is a summary of some Of the lead
ing eNcelencies Of this machine:
!. Ii Combines durability, simpiicit zsnd prae-
ticaiity in a higher degre. than any other nos-in
,. In point of strength elasticity, aud endurance
fits stitch is exceIled by any machine vet invent
al. Each stitch is locked or fastened by the ma
chine ITSELF 30 that there il no need Of drawing the
throat through aloop or nsing needle 10 fasten
thesrnd at q scam to prevent Tsrayelng on ripping.
such ~ the nature Of the stitch that il every third
one be cut. the work win neither rip nor ra,el
8. IL sews from two common sPools Without re-
winding, and sews Ina the very best manner, coarse
and hne goods with lin IN, cotton, or silk thread.
.. " has the best aud most reliable feed ever
Constructed, and does not break needles, s.I
:. he space around the needle and beneath the
needle arm is unusually large, and what is esPe.
cslly noticeable not drop Of oil Is nee'd on the
part Of the machine IN contact with the goods.
q It's simplicity - such that IL be understood
aud operated with bat little instruction, and is
cheap beautiful, and useful that no famiy can well
afford 10 be without one, therefore come right
along, for yourself, and if YOU like the macha,
make one your own without delay, and my word
for IL, after few days usage IL will ne the Iast ar
tiele -, furniture the will bc willing part
with for what il cost. t- 70. w STAFFORD
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June, 1859. jll6 lmdf2nw
Il Lore FL0CR $50 B.EaRELS
Al and sacks in store and 10 arrive, extra aud
Superflnp Country Las 4 he .azf md
"a low a. the lowest, at
jel4 yICkERY BROS, So Main ST.
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ia, A BraHmin convert to Christianity
recently attended the Unitarian Convention,
at Milwaukee, and last week preached in
Louisville. He is the second convert from
the India priesthood to the religion of Christ
and both converts united themselves TO the
Unitarians. The conversion OF Rammo-
hon Roy, an eminent and learned Brahminr
was attended with some singular circrm-
stances In DISCUSSION that occurred be
tween him and Rev. Dr. Adams, mission
AIRY Of the, Scotch Presbyterian Church, in
India, upon the. principles of Christianity,
while Prot. Adams was convincing him OF
the truth Of the Divine revelations, the
Brahmin upsetthe Doctors faith in the doc
trines OF the trinity, and converted him to
Unitarianism, a doctrine which the Brahmin
had never heard preached. bat which he de-
duced from his own reading OF the Bible, in
spite Of the opposite constructions of the
texts winch his christian teacher was all the
time trying 70 instll into his mind The
new convert is named Gsngooly, and he is
lecturins ia this country upon Oriental Gus
toms aud snperstitions. The Louisville
Family Journal says;
Ganeocley has been with us, and has
Won our hearts, and enlisted our sympathies,
by his artless manners, his noble aspira-
tions, his high moral courage. He is the
first Brahmin, or member Of the highest of
the thiriy-six eastes of India, that has ever
come to America had his intention been
known before he left home, his friends, his
own family have secured their holy caste
from disgrace by his assassination.
Here he will remain for time, improv-
ing his mind by study and observation, and
return to India TO become teacher OF
Christianity Success attend the brave
young Hindoo in his battle, single-handed,
against pride aud hatred and suspicion.
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A .Ca s, nc ~

~ announce the completion Of the extensive tn
provements 10 their concern, which have been a.
progress for some time past, 10 afford tie utmost
facility for carrying on extensive trade, by SSH
iag good article only at such prices cannot fall
in view, every consideration that Straightforward
dealing, founded on honor and lberality, can give
will be reGorted 20, and thus establish mutual
fideEcc between buyer and seller The stock Is
unusually large, every department. rcpete, and puT
chasers may rely upon Meeting With an extensive
assortment reasonable terms. They would di-
particular attention 20 tier late Importation
Of Irish Linen Goods, viz: = and Al Irish Linans
I2-f Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Lilsns, Hand
kerchie:s, Towels, Napkins, Bleached md Brown .
Linen Table Cloths, &c, sc. Corner Main and
First streets. my3
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ID.nE.V,srR.sToFs saLE.-BT

81 virtue of an order of the Court e Commoa
Pleas of yaRderb,Irgh county, will sell at public
auction, at the Court House door in Granville on
the 18th day ef Juae, 1859, part II the 9 o or OF
80 No. ~, township south, range 10 west, con
tanning three acres, adjoining lands of Peter Sharp
p. W. Brinkneyer, and lying on the road leading
from the Poor House TO the residence Of Edgar &.
Dunk. Said premises viii be sold in snb-divisions
plat OF which can be seen az my Office.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash balance in II and
Is Iaonths from day Of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation OF apprssement lave, with interest
from the day If sale.
- BRACKET MILLS.
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APOLLO HALL FOR SALE.
IRON NALL, E.y1LTDIS'G

Ell the German Theatre, ground lease, either
with or without furniture, just suits pure hsser.
Two ten pin alleys, three sets pilis and balls,
good stable, ten barrel assorted liquors, wines,
he, will he offered az i.ublic anction TUESDAY,,
the 2lst day VI Jnly newt Ia t..-- a.. ..... o.
Apollo Hall contains besides the theatre) seven
sarge and well arranged rooms, two bar pooms-
Que connected with the thestre The property will
be- sold subject 10 the mortgage ia favor Of Fred.
Cook. Term. liberal.
je2itd G. y. HITLER
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GALE OF I:ILUABLR RE.zL Bs-

~ 1AIE IN ENANoNlLLE-
On the 9Th day Of July, 1859. VIII sell at rub
10, auction without reserve 20 the highest bidder,
the premises the following described real
tate, Iu-wit Lets No. TO- H. ~, 10, IA, Is l6. IL,
L. 10. ~, p, Be- 81, IS 80. A. Al AZ A, A. &C. AZ,
A., A. and 90, as designated IN plat Of Rogers d
Illusions addition 20 the City of Evansville. FoE
particular description premises plats pos
session Of Samuel SwiBiell and Baker Foster.
Terms OF sale, one-half cash one-f0urth on the
lst of January, lsG0, and oe-iourth the LIST day
Of April, lsGO with interest deferred Payments,
TO be secured by mortgage on good personal sect
rity. JONATHAN RENICk, Executor Of
ir4-td- ANDREW HUSTON
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AeOTICE TO C0.s'TRzCTORs =
" BOCLDERINC OF MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE IND

The Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals. until the 18th day OF
June, 1859, for bordering Vain street OF said city
from the North SHE of IiTst street 10 the Canal
distance Of about f40 feet the width of the
being So feet inches from curb 20 curb.
Contractors will he required 20 furnish all thu
materials, and do the work according 20 plans and
specifications now ME in this Office and the
name or names 81 the sureties Of the tiddtrs must
accompany the bids ia all cases
PATRICK BURKE,
June eff City Clerk
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II lev c1msrs and citizsns generally, CA
would return Iay sincere thanks for the y
very liberal patronage bestowed on me Y
Tor the last twenty-five year,, aud would
solicit q continuance Of favors. My stock Is Tesy
large and complete containing every yrriety Of ar
ticles pertaining 40 the Saddlery and Harness bust
cess. All Of which offer al wholesale aid retail,
at the lowest figures.
Izsr Please call sad examine before purchasing
else y here. Y. p. ELLIOTT,
ieIO-Im No. so nsis ST.
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D0rIT0Esi P0T.gToEstL.EsT

have just received 80 sacks and 70 bbis Mercer,
SrshanOck, aud Pinkeyes, all first rate article, foT
seed eating As this il the last chance for old
Potatoes call soon, CHlAS. McJOHNST0S,
Jel7 Main street, near the Canal.
cut in the general Grocery business at tkis we'll
known stsnd-4T Main street-wifh a stone front.
We will Keep large and we'll selected stock Of ar
tices usually kept in such establishments
June G, 1859. ERSKIHE, CURNIck co.
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HI.fRT.Esr TOOLS
LII 81 dozen waldron Grass Seythes. -
- do Millards @ S. DO,
- do waldron Grain Dc,
10 do Millard's c. S. do,
20 do Grain Cradles,
~ DO assorted Grass sDesths,
~ do Reap Hooks,
10 DO German Sickles,
10 boxes Scythe Stones,
q dozen hay Forks,
luO do Wood Hay Rakes. IN store and
for sale 5y ORR. DALZELL CO.
EyOR BEnE aEs .f.v.D BEREeE
Il De LANES. 80 &c s. EMBlCH CO.
For Lawns or 0Tgsndies, &c 10
5. ENRICH co.
For Ien and Boys wear, Ia Wooden. Linen, or
Cotton, go 20 s. EMBICH co.
foi the best Hose la the city, 60 to
s. EMBICH & 90.
For the prettiest and cheapest Grape, Stella, or
silk Siawls, so to s. EMBICH Co
With City aud County Orders, go to
S. EMBIcH & co.
For any ssd every siisg IN the line Of Dry Goods,
20 TO s. ENRICH co.
No. - MAR street, who viii be glad to show you
anything n their line, whether you wish to buy
or not, and where everybody pays cash for what
they buy. ~ Ls myla
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AoOTICR.-THE P.RRT.H.E1SAEP
. v heretofore existing between Casper Marshall
and J. II. Rogers, IS this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons holding claims against the
above firm Will present them to Casper Marshall for
payment he collects all debts due said firm, and
also pays all demands previous 20 this date, sssas;
sid frR. CASPER MARSHALL.
J. u. ROGERS.
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m wv III gx.s.MIIi..V.srIO.V. or

~ The tDNTMUN NtHVUE~.
The ANIMAL Examination Of the Common schools
~ this city will commence On MONDAY, June q,
and continue through FRIDAY. july I, ThefslinN
ing order will he observed
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
l-.I L.. 7.
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n FTHR s.s:D BUAGAas PRoOF

n FINE .s.s.D BERGL.aH PROOF
e1 SAFE AT AUCTION.
If nst sold before at private sale, will sell at
auction without reserve, on THURSDAY, June
18th, good Fire proof Safe, for cash. IL i good
article, and will he sold
Ie2i 4 H. NELSON & co.
A.WkET NE M's-IOO LBs CHOICE
~ Honey ia The comb, IN caps, Just as taken from
the hive, received this day and for sale by
te25 CHAs. NfcJoHNSTON
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g, MARSHALL continues 10 the old business,
and returns thanks TO his old customers ard the
public for their patronage and hopes, By etrict at
tentioD to business, TO merit a continuance OF tie
SAME. lie has now good brick yard, from which
he supply h.s With brick OF the bcsf
material, at short office. All houses undertakes.
by ne VII be built 10 the shorttst time desirable.
'ei7-lmd CASPER MARSHALL.
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"oI.NT " D-.s s.fLEs.Ms.N' To
" undertake the management Of - country
Grocery Store, not far from this city Apply g. \.
T., Journal Office, stating salary expected.
All applicants must speak German. aud be accus-
TONED 20 trading f.4It} as jyl-3t
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SAUzsLES' H.f.dS-I0O OF THESE
" celebrated Hans, together with good as
.,rrInent - o.is-r az ~.iiAH-- cla-s Si4-
Picked Pork, Dried Beet, Beef Tongues, &C., just
Teceivei and tor sale by
CnAs. 1TcJOHNsTOS,
les Main street, near the Canal.
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xysPeRHy,-G TO THE sBOv.s,

HI We take pleasure ia recommending 20 our
numerous friends and customers sur SUCCESSORS,
Messrs. ERSKINE,- CURNICk & CO., and hope
they will rereire their fiiil share Of patronage.
June g. 1ls5g.e n. H. SABIN Co
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A0OTfCE.-H. AERE.fs m y. WIFE
ev MARY Jane Hemelwright, las left my bed
and board viih0ut any just cause or proyocofion.
This is 10 all persons from contracting with,
harboring her my account, as I am deter
mined 70 pay debts Of her contracting after this
date. CHARLES HEMEIWRIGHT -
ie2S-ltdSw3w - ? p b. .a..l 49, ttrf &
Philadelphia sun aud Ledger please eoty.lv,
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M CyGO.-lY.E H.gI-Ts ER.UOT.RU

Oh the remainder Of our stock Of Teas, Tobacco,
and Cigars 90 Mr.. J. +. Elliott's building, No. 50
Main street, where offer them for kale cheap
Those indebted tOns will please pay up At once.
islO ... r. IA SAHIE A co
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Yours, respectfully,
WM. KERSTEMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-06

GRArrrupE.--H gratitude was ever evidence,
among any class it certainly has been with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained in DR.. J.. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters. scarcely day passes, We are informed
that the Doctor does not receive from some recent
heart stricken aud soicitous parent brother sis
ter or friend some testimonials Of deep and earn
est gratitude for bis agency in restoring to health
and vented vigor, some kindred. For the cure of
Dyspepsia, Fatuleney, Constipation, lack of aIpe-
tse, and ali Bilious tendencies, are speedily cor
rected by the Of these Btters per directions
For sale By all hotels, grccers, druggists, &C.
1t Is extremely palAlabie.
Sold by P. dIssoss, A. J. WILLIAMSON, BARrLErr,
KAYE Co., and j. BaApEs.