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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-03
New York. June Pm


The 1ri6arle says that Flora Temple who
came ont victor in the race with Ethan AL
len, few days ago, has been matched az ain
by the mare Princess, formerly owned in
Chicago, where her name was Topsey, and
subsequently, successfully as a racer in Cal
ifornia. She also was successful on the
New Orleans track. The time for the con-
test has not been fi1ei.
The Herald says the contract entered
into by the p. D. Department with Nr.
johnson for conveying the Insiis from New
York and New Orleans to- California Via.
Nicaragua has been perfected aRd Dispatch
ed TO Washington for acceptance.
Gen. Jerez, the Nicarsguan minister is in
town, and is in favor of opening The route,
and carrying out the contract. He leaves
for home by steamer on the 5th inst. Ii is
said that he will make arrangements TO
have the transit difficulties settled, in order
TO have the line go into operation in Au-
gust; but by the contract, the line need not
GO into operation until the 9Th of October.
Negotiations are now pending for steamers
TO run on both sides OF the Isthmus.
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PIC NIc.-We are requested to state for
the benefit of those that have received invi-
tations to the Pic Mic on Green River that
they win 60 on the S. B. Kate Sarchett, in
stead Of the Maid of the Mist, as was an
nounced This change is made owing to
the large number that have expressed de-
sire to spend day in rambling over the
green hills Of "0ld Kaintuck,' and in ex-
ercising the terpsichoriau and piscatorial art
Capt Dusouche,t has kindly consented tC
run his boat at merely nominal price
which viii make the expense of the rounC
"trip for lady and gentleman not more than
Sl.OO, or 81 so at the outside.
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The FRENCH EAPERoR's CANP TENT AND
BEDsTEAD.-Malakof writes to the n. Y
Times:
The camp tent of the Emperor Napoleon,
which preceded him to Italy, is in white and
striped cloth, doubled. Its height is about
fifteen feet. The interior is divided into
three compartments-a saloon, bedroom and
dressing ROOM. Doors in tie cloth permit a
passage from ore room 10 he other, and
windows are pierced for ventilation. An
iron bed, folding seats and three small TIA
bles-one for the toilet-compose the hirni-
ture for the Imperial residence. The Tents
remarkable for its perfect finish, the facility
with which it can be put up and taken down,
and its general adaptation for the purpose
for which il was destined. 1t was made
FIVE years ago, for the war in the Crimea,
and started on its journey rs far MarseilIes,
but the Emperor changed his mind then,
and the tent has lain ever since in the flag
room of the rulleries. But, what is ruri-
Gus, the iron bed in this tent, the toilet fur
niture and the table service i'm silver, be-
long0d TO the first Emf eror and accompl-
MED him in nearly all his campaigns; and
as these campaigns were SO many victories.
Louis Napoleon is going TO throw himself
upon the destiny OF these victorious wash
basins and sauce-pans. He hopes, on the
fields Of Marengo and Lodi, to sleep upon,
and draw inspiration from, the same bed on
which dreamed and schemed his great uncle
and on which lac planned the great battles
that have made the name of Bonaparte 30
illustrious. Asa superstition, there are more
absurd ones than this of Louis Napoleon
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w lime 0-pM

~
q fbe Navy Department to-day received a
fs.ser from the commander of the Y. S. ship
isf War Braoklyn. dated Vera Cruz, May Fl,
in which he says that Captain Jarvis sailed
IN the ship Savannah for Pensacola ON the
18th. He adds, as Minister McI.ain is de-
sirons of having ship at Tampico. in ante
ia.ation OF an attack upon that piece by the
Miramon party, shall direct Commander
Taaer to proceed Immediately with orders
20 land a force of marines and Others, If nee
essary fos the protection of the American
Consoiate, and such Amesican citizens as
may seek Ais protection aud in the event
of the town being carried by assault, 10 re-
quire of the Commanding General the as
surance OF protection to the Consulate and
all the Americas citizens. Such instruc-
tons will be in conformity with the views
of the Minister.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

eS The man who plants = shade tree in
front of his house is public benefac;or, and
merits-as he no doubt, receivcs-the silent
thanks Of the weary footman, who has been
painting leleath the Scorching rays Of the
sun. We nev,r approach dwelling en-
powered in trees flowers, aud eCerereens,
with tasty forest trees on the edge OF the
sidew' TX, bat what We realize that We are
approaching higher state of cultivation;
that this is the home OF n lover of nature !;
the residence of one who not only desires
to keep cool aud enjoy himself, but is anx-
ious that others should enjoy themselves,
and willing that they should do it under his
shade.
No man can tra' ersi a long, dusty,
street, beneath the scorchirg heat Of June
or July sun-the sweat streaming out of
every pore, his shirt creeping up his back,
and his brain fairly flying, without losing
his temper. he feels Grabbed, and disposed
to bite or cheat somebody, aud he is sure to
is decidedly porcupinisL, and unpleasant to
come in contact with. In planting nice
shade trees along our sidewalks, we remove
the cause of the irritation-as the patent
medicine advertisers have it-and the man
is himself again, genial and liberal. No
thanks are due him for his good humor--Ihe
praise should all be given to the man who
set out the trees.
Our city is sadly deficient in this particu-
lar Several of our streets are almost en-
tirely without shelter. This should not be,
and we hope, when Fall again comes, that
the trees will be set out Care should be
used in making the right kind of selec-
tons, and, also, in keeping them properly
trimmed
In setting out trees, more beauty and
comfort can be added to a city, and at Il less
expense, than can possibly be done in any
other way.
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Esa- The church bells at gainesville,
Ohio, were iolled, on the announcement in
that city of the decision of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, on the application for the
discharge OF Bushnell and Langston, con-
vieted ola violation of the fugitive slave act,
at the recent term of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Northern District OF
Ohio
The Cleveland Leader in speaking of this
decision, says:
Such is the position of the majority OF
the Supreme judges of the State of Ohio
IL is the end of the legal controversy, al
this time. The free people can only take an
appeal through the ballot boxes, State and
National. This they will do. The strug.
gle between Freedom and Slavery, Liberty
and Despotism, is but begun. The Past i:
full of encouragement the Future Of prom
Use, for "Reyolutions never 60 backward
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June IN.
Flour held firmly; sales of 1000 bbls su-
perfne at 1907 90; $500 bids Mt OO(Gy
I - for extra; so for extra family; TO
the trade, prices range ffon I 90 to 5 30
for common and fancy brands. Rye fiour
and corn meal quiet, ut 1 10 for the former
and 3sl for the latter. Wheat rather
better; sales of 5000 bushels at I 65(.cl 20
for red; 7Ot.l SO for white Corn ac-
tive at 81 afoat. with sales OF c, 900 bush
Oats in better demand; 5000 bush prime
sold Il, - Whisky declining; sales At ~
Gf2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-03

INDIANA WHEAT FROM LIvERPooL.-The
Cleveland Leader Of Saturday states that
a letter has been received from New York
with the information that 10000 bushels
of Indiana wheat have been sent back 10
New York, as better market, from Liv-
erpool, and sold at 81 80. Such facts as
these indicate bad state of exchanges
Gold going from US at the rate of three mil.
lions week, and our grain coming back
from Europe for market,
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SPIRIrUALIsN.-Dr. l.. X. Coonley, Il
trace speaking medium, formerly Of New
York, will deliver three lectures, on
Sunday the 9th inst FGst--At Marble
Hall, l02 O'Clock, 4. N. Seeond-At the
Lower Market House, o'clock, p. NJ
Thnd-At Marble Hall, so'clock, p NJ
The subjects of the discourSes cannot be
expressed in this notice, but they will EN-.
brace doctrines that tend TO harmornizc spir-
itual philosophy with true christianity.
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DESS- The Steamers Persia, Adelaide, Ara
60, Vigo, and Weser, which left for Europe
during last week, had on boird collectively,
nine hundred and seventy-seven passen-
gers and S5,0l7,l32 in specie. There seems
to be great desire on the part of our peo-
pie to witness the impending European
struggle on the plains Of Italy. H
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sI Yesterday the Ohio Republican
State Convention was in session at CO.
lumbus. Candidates for Governor, Lieut..
Governor, Treasurer, and Secretary of State,
Auditor of State, member of the Board OF
Public Works, State Superintendent OF
Common Schools and Judge of the Supreme
Court are to be selected. IL is probable that
William Dennison, jr., will he selected as
candidate for Governor
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ssS- The Portsmouth On. H. Gazette, a
Democratic paper, calls the President "old
FogifoSsil.' Such language would be ,uff.
ciently disrespectful in a paper that oppos-
es the President. In Democratic organ it
is objectionable. a.
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me- The Madison Courier thinks il is
more than probable that the Buchanan ad-
ministration is punishment inflicted on
the country for its sins, and if the people
do not turn from their political evil ways,
the frogs and lice ufH come. There has not
been a good crop since the election in 1856.
The fine prospect for q bountiful harvest
comes this year with divided and disor-
ganized ADMINISTRATION party.
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bH Smith O'Brien, who left for Europe
last week in the steamship yigo, was ac-
companird as far as Sandy Hook, by TO-
tilla Of steamers gaily decorated with flags,
and some $4,000 people. lie has reason to
be proud of the manner in which he was
received entertained, and hidden God speed
on his departure, by our people. -t
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aB- Madame Isidora Clark failed to
make her appearance last night according to
announcement. HeT agent swindled the
press Of st. Louis TO the extent of about
500, and he is "into us 7" and the Sentinel
establishment to the amount of his posters,
programmes and advertising-some $40 or
$40. We make this statement of his finsn-
cial operations for the benefit of said agent
and our brethren OF the press throughout
the country.-Iad. Journal
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sS- Miss Judson, who eloped from Pom
tisc, Michigan, with negro, and married
him, to the no small DISCUS, Of her friends,
is to be rendered still more notorious. The
whole story has been dramatized, and will
shortly be produced at the Metropolitan The
atre, Detroit.
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Bs3- Powers statue OF the Greek Slave,
which was awarded to Miss Coleman of
Cincinnati, by the Cosmopolitan Art Asso-
citation, has been purchased by Stewart, the
merchant prince of New York, and will be
placed in his dry good store.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. LnIle

BALTIMORE, june IN.
Flour dull; there have been no ,sles !;
Howard street and Ohio are held At ..5.-
Wheat 6rm At ! T5(ll e. for white, aud
coal u for red. Corn firm mt sS(f So
for white, and 900. % tor yellow. Oats
dull and heavy at 4str 81. Provisions tIp
and unchanged. Whisky dill at 2I325.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-03

INDIANA GoLD.-The Logansport Pharos
says that the gold diggings near Winnemac,
in Pulaski county, on the TippecanOe river,
are exciting some interest. Several claims
have been taken, but the yield, so far, is on
ly about 81 day to each man. A lump
worth Sis was found.
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Sr. LOUIS. June p


The case of CarSefing as. Shaw, for breach
of proaise of marriage, the Jury this morn
ing rendered verdict TO the full amount OF
the petition Of the plaintiff, 100000. 1t is
understood thor the Counsel will demand to
have the verdict set aside and also present a
petition for a new trial.
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CHARLESTON. 5. G.. June /:

%. UIIt :.
An arrival furnishes dates from Nassau
y. H., To the 18th ult.
The ship Pleiades, from New Orleans for
Queenstown, was discovered on fire on the
10th of May, and run ashore, was Scuttled,
but the cargo was mostly saved in dam
aged condition, but 1850 bales of cotton
reached Nassau in the wreckers.
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s2s- The planters in the neie hborhood OF
Demopolis, Ala, have formed vigilance
committee TO protect themselves against the
practice of the dramsellerS of that place, in
selling to aud dealing with their negroes
number of the unprincipled vendors have
received notice TO quit in limited time.
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aSy The Lecture of DR.. Baird lUst even
ing was attended by a large and Intelligent
audience, who were highly entertained by
the condensed mass of facts presented by the
Lecturer in a lucid and very unaffected style
of discourse,
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4 Fatal ACCIDENT Oh PAASPuL STU
cIDE.-A respectable German, named Corn
hard. the keeper Of Hotel in owensboro /,
yesterday morning, while in his rooms, took
up heavily loaded pistol, sad placing il to
his mouth, as if to blow in its barrels, when
it went off and carried away the entire mp
per portion of his head; a portion Of bis
brains and face were carried through door
into an adjoining room, and fell at the feet
of bis wife, who was sitting at a work table.
No reason as knows to exist for the crime OF
self-destruction. The terrible affair is sup
osed to have been the result of thoughtlessp
or carless handling of the weapon. The de-
ceased leaves wife and two children.
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BE- In Philadelphia, on Monday, AZ
fartherless boys from six to ten years Of age,
were admitted ss pupils in the Girard Col
lege. The College is now full.
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Cn>n1np n. H June 2-I

T. CosooRD, n. H., June Ppm
The Message Of the Governor was receiv-
ed by the Legislature. 1t states that the
present debt of tins State is less than S72,-
900. The GoyeraoT advocates q protective
tariff and repudiates ,s:is doctrine of MULTI
cation ard disunion.
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LoursvIl...r Inne l-P

LoUisNfIA.4i, ,Sune I'm 7
River falling rapidly, feet 2 inches in
canal by the metal mark, but boats drawing
feet inches can get through. There is
a slight improvement on the Portland bar.
The boats aground yesterday have got eff.
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nET Fifty thousand dollars is TO be paid
for the site of new Court House in Balti.
more. The location was selected by Presi.
dent Buchanan himself
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JACKsoNyILLE, H., June Ppm
The Chicago, ST. Paul and Fond du Lac
Railroad asss sold to-day, TO the first and
second mortgage bond holders, for a nomi-
nal sum-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June IN
Flour in fair demand at 70C96 rs for
super. Wheat b(1sioc per buhs better; 80
al 40 for red. Corn unchanged. Oats CO.
Whisky unchanged; sales Of coo bills al
CSC. Provisions dull prices nominally I'M
changed. Bacon may he quoted at 7499a,
through not offered very freely at these
prices. Lard III. Bulk meats 6f@s3.-
Grain market dull, without any change.
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RAILROADS. AND EXPRESS.

szk -
HD.f.H'S EMPRESS -CO.E Es.S.s'Es-
81 NEW ARA NGEMEAT.-
The ADAMS EXPRESS COaPAST Respectfully an.
nounce TO their friends and patrons abe p1II.- ..
E-pnsyile and vicinity, that With incIoaei i1a.iI
tsc &C. the transportation of
lent, Pa CKAGES. 49,.
80 IC - A MI FALIa BIEE-
They solicit ca-tiBuance Of former favor D..
pecial care taken Ia 80 c1llec.lou Of Bills Draft.
Notes, AID the tfEBspo iti0a ~ SNAIL ald ,rlI
rackages. -.--- 80.
al porsons wishing - avail 81 N elves q ii. f-
eihisee 81 the Exlrese, obtain any desirri III @
1stsoG - reference g. the rOntos aid detail, ~ .
business, * their Office on Firsr-sfr I..,-..
Main and Lacgst, opposite the Poet Ofiice
de Is q. Ri. FISH. Agent.
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Dysy.ysss! Dyspspsfa Dyspspss"


WHAT Is 1T? HOW acknowledgement s onr
National Discase--wesk stomach, feeble digestion.
distress after eating. cOstive habit, bilious condi
ton. How uIany suffer with il and its attendant
symptoms 81 low spirits, bad tsste, coated tongue
Obstupined head. aud attacks u headache. Yet
how few know how to cure it, Generally, BECAUSE
the bowels constpated rcsort is had 10 csthsr
tios, or lsxatives. But such a condition never
cured by cathartics, whose only ofee is 10 weaken
the digestion aud impair the integrity VI the eu-
tire asrimilative system.
But HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC pYs-
PERSIA PILLS. simple indicated sugar rill-
have cured hundreds Of the worst and nsOst otsti-
nate osses. This IL done simply by improving the
and restoring the integrity Of the digestive
gans, from which result good appetite, regular
habits, a clear head. and bnoysnt spirits. such a
medicine Is gem. aud only requires TO DO known
to be appreciated.
Price, Is cents Per box. with directions. six
boxes 81
n. B.-A full set II BuA2HaErs' HoNgopA rHIC
SPECIFIES, with Book Of Directicbs, and twenty dif
fersnt Remedies, In large walls, morocco case. SIS
do. IN plain case, 81; family Ut Is boxes and
book, sz.
These Remedies 10y the single box or case, are
sent by mail express, free Of charge, to any adj
dress, on receipt of the price. Address
pR r. HUMPHREYS d Co,
No. Sc Broadway. Now Yors:
nj 5cld In Evansville by KELLER { WHITE,
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nx. .. -. W.E.sV.Rx,s 1.f.N.ME x

I'm. q. n. VEL y.RRs l.f.S.AE X
~ and Salt Rheum syrup, Tor the cure Of Salt
Rheun. Scrvfulous Diseases, CutanrVns Ernption-,
and Kindred diseases is giving entire satisfaction
aud thousands are annually att-stng thu JOY they
feel the removal tse loath.ons discs, sts ruill
their system, 10y this wonderful BlO,I Further.
His Cerat- il also nie-tug With universal
healer vf old Si-s, letter and Riugwurm, fro.
Bites aud BARRIERS Itch These hutaors yi-li to
IL instantly.
POP sale 10y =. W. SAWYER and rETEh NIlR-
LING, Evansville. slvnvr \ Towns, al and stout
q Brodie, Nr~burg; anl Ira D-iauu. H-udrr..u.
ny. J. y HARRIS a Co
ap-"--nldAw Prs!sr.-tsrr, cincinnati Ohio.
ENREsA DRUGs.-W.E .sGE .S.0 -
IN receipt OF large stock of Drugs. N,-ii-
eihes' falnis, Ois, Dye Stuff Window Glass. and
FANCY Goods, all &c which Ne bought ut ia. very
lowest cash prices, which enables us to un.r our
customers great bargains. Our stock of Medicine.
sfe unsurpassed for purity. We ar determined To-
sell pure Drugs and Ncdieinos or not - a II ali.
Consequently, IL you do noe wish your ua..iicine-
pure, don't come NJ.
sfODDARD a THOMSON,
myE Druggists, II Main Of.
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Dr.. rAAS, having leased the rooms formeriyoe-
cupied by Or. KiVett in Dr. Bray,c building, opPo-
site the PCSt Ofiea would respectfully solicit the
citizens Of EEaI1y.iLe and the sufrounai..g towns
anc country, 20 visit his rooms and see the hsc-.
mems on exhibition. Ati those who need Dents
operations performed and plsased with his work,
shall he attended to with greet pleasure. His
CONTINUOUS GCN
works without u seam ereyiSs. Nothing viii be
more clean. or have greater strengtL. Ills y IocK
WORK has but two seams ia q full upper or lower
set. Persons can laugh as heartily AS they choose
" taOut showing that their teeth are artificial ana
chee.z that are sunken can be Restored to nearly
tbeiE "a s.asl contour. l.
Be also lakes the usual les Of plain aud sim
pie gual tooth FORK on gold and silver plsfe-apd
also the Cheoplas.ic york, which Is much liked by
those who have used =. BE has also two processes
for extracting teeth witkoS< pain-no Inhalation
no injurious effects arising from their use-the most
delicate Can have them EppIiea With perfect safety
a6- Parents viii consult tue hsa,sl and beauty Of
their children by having the Deti.sC direct their
seoori denttion, thereby producing syI1 setry aud
health &C those Inv aluable organs.
&C. take .u.essEre In introducing DR.. Hass.
formerly q LgtEyetse, Ipd., my successor 10 the
old rooms In Bray's building, hoping be viii hnd
them both pleasant and pr6ttGR.e From my in
tsrcourse with the Doctor, I am piesss Y md him
one of the progressing; possessing taste ana &igh
professional ability and standing. With this view
can, with safety, recommend him 20 the community
rs a skillfqi and competent dentist -
apis j. RIYETT.