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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26

MINING IN CALIFoRNIA.--The papers by
the mining community have never been
more busy nor ever before better rewarded
for their labors. The aggregate yield of the
mines was very large, and is beginning to
tell favorably on the shipments of gold from
San Francisco.
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Coas PLAsrIsa.-The papers from an q

OOhN IbANflno.--iuc pnpctS ifom ot1 VI
rections, say that the quantity of corn plant
ed this year is unexampled. The yincennes
Sun says, in that vicinity, such an effort to
get large crop of corn in the ground, has
never before been made by our farmers
Every foot of tillable ground-every old
field--every new clearing-the COW yard
and the stable yard is .plowed and being
planted. There is not an acre that can be
cultivated, but what will be. Every hand
is busy. There is not drone outside the
towns and cities. Even the women-rosy
checked girls and industrious mothers are
everywhere seen either dropping the grain
or covering it with the hoe. The weather,
too, is most propitious-cool, balmy, and
sufficiently dry. Up TO this time, the plant
ing is, in great measure, finished --
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Bay- There is beauty and brevity in the
following announcement of the Cleveland
Leader
DEATH or BARON HUMBoLDT.-Thisg grand
old light of Science and Humanity has at
last gone down in death, leaving the whole
heavens aglow with his setting SUM- The
world has been blessed with but one Hum
bold-willit ever be by another?
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The Savanna an Grand Jury on the
African Slave Trade.

Six Of the grand jury who found, an in
dictment against the persons concerned in
the Wanderer have published card apollo
giving for the legal necessity under which
they were placed, and affirming their belief
in the divine origin and ciyilizing influences
of negro slavery, and their disgust at the
sickly sentiment, "pretended philan-
thropy, and diseased mental alteration.
of those who think differently What a
strange thing, in a government of laws,
when a grand Jury find il necessary to ex-
plain in a popular address the reason of
their agreeing to an indictment according
to the law and the evidence % The follow
is the concluding portion of this singular
manifesto:
We feel humbled as men, in the conscious
ness that we are freemen but in name and
that we are living, during the existence OF
such laws, under tyranny as supreme as
that of the despotic government OF the old
world. Heretofore the people of the South,
firm in their consciousness of right and
strength, have failed to place the stamp Of
condemnation upon such laws as reflect up
on the institution of slavery, but have per-
mitted, unrebuked, the influence of foreign
opinion to prevail in their support. Longer
| to yield to a sickly sentiment of pretended
philanthrophy aud diseased mental aberra,
ton of "higher law " fanatics, the tendency
Of which is TO debase us in the estimation o
civilized nations, is weak and unwise. Re-
garding all such laws as tending to encour
age such results, and consequently banefu
in their effects, We unhesitatingly advocate
the repeal of all laws which, directly or in
directly, condemn this institution, and those
who have inherited or maintsin it an6
think it the duty of the Southern people t.
require their legislators TO unite for the nc
complishment of this object.
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THE NEW RUSSIAN FRIGATE.-The New

THE NEW RUSSIAN FRIGATE-The New
York papers give the following account of
the frigate just finished by Mr.. Webb, tue
eminent ship builder, in New York, for the
Russian Government: -f
This ship is the largest wooden vessel
afloat, and has been built and fitted mp in
every way in the most improved and sub
stantial manner, at cost of about 81 900,
900, no expense having been spared in her
construction or outfit. Everything pertain
ing to her is of American production, even
to the china, glass and porcelain, made ex-
pressly for her by Haughw9ut & Co, in this
city; and it may he safely asserted that
when she leaves this port for home next
month, she will do us no discredit as a
specimen of American art and handicraft.
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pa- In yesterdays Enquirer, Mr.. Samuel
H. Stephens, of Clinton, Kinds county,
Miss, advertises that he would like TO be
informed of the whereabouts of John Wes-
ley Hall. We are authorized TO state that
Mr.. Hall-the identical Old Wess" him
Self-is at Columbus, Ky, selling dry goods
and groceries--or, at least, was there a few
weeks ago.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINEi
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator.

With MoFFITTS HORSE POWER ATTACHED.
is considered to be the best machine OF the kind in
the West.
The undersigned now prepared to- furnish
machines OF the above Patent, of q style and make
not eXceiled IN the western country. All we ask is
that our work may be compared with any of our
cotemPoraries, as also prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when We commenced the manufacture Of
them; and We shall only say that al the Iachines
e" that patent which We make, shall he made in
such manner, of such materials and with such
improvements of our own, as will materially in
crease the valuable reputation it has acquired among
Thrcshers - f' = f- 70 .-tl - 10
We can now otter to our customers q CHOICE of
these excellent Machines, and also a choice OF the
Holse Powers TO drive them, of any size, from
10 la horse, upon reasonable terms any other
establishment aud we respectfully solicit orders
Ia either size or kind, and would request AT they
bee sent in early possible, insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT HEILHAN.
The following papers will please copy fer three
months, and send bill TO kratz d Heilman I
Petersburg Reporter, Princeton India1iap,
New HarmonpAdyOcate, Mt Vernon Advocate
bonneville Democrat, GRANVILLE Herald,
Mt. CARMEL Register Shawneetown IIIiDoisar
Olney independent, Nincenhes Gazette
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UNFoRrUNArE.-The editor Of the Camel
ton Reporter INDUCES in the following mel
ancholy reflection, which we give rerbaGm ::
There is no doubt but that we have to
pay more for our, and our neighbors care
lessness, than we do for most of the neces-
saries OF life, and it seems almost entirely
uselesS to try to break up the habit.
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Gov. WILLARD RoBBEp. Gov. Willard's
residence at Indianapolis was entered on
Friday night, and the pockets of his Excel
lency rified of Sl2O. The robbers, if caught
and convicted, would hardly expect execu-
tive clemency.
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a LARGE HOrEL.-A company in St.
Louis is building one of the largest hotels in
the country 1t is to he called the Laclede
Hotel 1t will be an immense building
when done, occupying an entire square, with
four fronts and four grand entrances.
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A cara.

~ announce the completion OF the extensive inn
proyements to their CONCERN, which have been in
progress Ton some time past, to afford the utmost
facility fur carrying on an extensive trade, by sell
ing good article only at such prices as cannot fail
TO give universal satisfaction, Having this object
in view, every consideration that straightforward
dealing founded on honor and libeTality, can give
will be rrsorted to, and thus establish mutual
ndence between buyer and seller; The stock Is
unusually iargs every department rcpete, and pur-
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable terms. They would d.
rect particular attention II cir late importation
of Irish Linen Goods, viz Is aud A.. Irish Linens
l2-4 Linen sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown
Linen Table Cloths, &c, SC. Corner Of Main and
Firss streets. my3
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HEAvv RoBBERy.-Mr. Lilly, ofthe Union
House, at 0lney, Ill, was robbed of nearly
$4,000 in money on Sunday night. Parties
are now on the track of the suspected thief.
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bB- One of the Damphool family, in the
person of German living in the, Bayou
above town, a few days ago drank Jorty.f.s
glasses of beer, in quick succession, from
the effects of which he die1 soon after
wards.
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IL l. i n ID - A..


SIZE rHlckYyss- u p,,cr
....S
ioXl2........ "a 80. -. -. - Il 40
4 Other sizes made TO order -fs Al 2 ~ =
nS- BLINDS Of all sizes made TO order ftIE
Br DOORS other than regular sizss on d nd or
made ON short notice =.
Doors moulded 10 order. Builders shonId. ifpos-
s,bie make their Frames of regular sizes they
then be supplied at any time.
telling, Siding and Flooring for sale. Mould
ings OF all sizes Fencing Boards AZ feet long, for
sale cheap One Window contains twelves tights.
All orders must be addressed to .-sa
r 5ae-....s Z. s. BABCOCK,F
b myll-lydsw Evansville, Ind.
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A CURIosIrY.-We were shown, yester-
day, the Lords Prayer embraced in a space
that might be covered by the head of pin
or large mustard seed, which, when placed
under powerful microscope, was expanded
to square of four inches, in which every
letter could be seen beautifully formed, and
as large as plea type. We presume the
original was printed and then reduced, by
Photographic process, to mere speck, and
tho microscope only restores the letters to
their original size and distinctness. The
Curiosity is to behold how perfect is the pho
tographic transfer in the minutest space
Two hundred and eighty letters are distinct
ly visible in space half the size of one Of
the letters with which this paper is printed.
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Local n ewS.
The E,,.n.,on OF Our Railroad.

y The Rockville Republican revives the
subject of extending the Z. & c. Railroad to
intersect the Waba sh Valley Railroad to
Toledo. If the harvest shall fulfill the
promise of the spring in all our crops, the
work could be easily accomplished in anOth-
err year, if the people along the line of the
extension would take hold Of il in earnest.
The Republican says that $4,000 of sub
scription has been taken by the people along
the line of the proposed road between Terre
Haute and Rockville, which, with addition
al subscriptions that can be procured, would
be sufficient to make the road bed to the
latter place. The Republican estimates that
the local business of Parke county would
yield more to the road than any county
through which it passes, and concludes that
il must be built. u tal 81 ..aHl.if .-.
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nea. Cookery, of the Terre Haute Jour

gsA- Cookery, of the Terre Haute Jour
nal don't appear to take our observation
concerning his new head in good part, and
insinuates that the paragraph was intended
to be witty and failed in its object If it
failed in wit it was successful in getting mp
his wrath, from which we infer that there
was a good deal of truth in what we said.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-26

KINNEY l. Co.'s JUVENILE TRoUPE.--This
remarkable troupe of prodigies, we learn,
played Monday night in Paducah to house
filled to its utmost capacity, and it is. said
that the little fellows created a perfect furore.
They are announced to appear at Crescent
City Hall, in this city, on Friday evening
next, when we shall have an opportunity to
judge of their merits ourselves. s.f
The press and the people, wherever they
have appeared, have applauded them to the
echo; still, every individual has the right
as well as desire, to pass upon all public
characters with his own judgment; and the
greater the furore they have created, the
greater ever is the anxiety TO taste person.
ally of their quality. This opportunity is
soon to be afforded, and We are sure our citi-
zens will not be slow TO profit by it, Other
engagements preclude their giving but two
entertainments in this city at this time.
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WsNITE sU1PMUR sPHIsS'Gs,

NNIU-N Il, n 4.
The Undersigned respectfully announces that he
will open these Springs on the first day Of June
next; These springs are among the most celebrated
in the West. In connection with the Sulnhnr
Springs rs a fire Chalybeate Spring much eele-
brated account of the medicinal qualities Of in
waters Every accommodation will he given 10
persons visiting the Springs
There IS daily conveyance from Uniontoxn te
the Springs. N. p GREEN =
Il InylS-lm p..--s-.
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The papers from all the country north-
west of the Ohio, speak in exulting terms of
the prospects of the wheat harvest in their
yicinities -..- -..-. .....-
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GRE.sT SIZE OF RE.sL ESTATE

" IN ENANSNILLE.--On WEDNESDAY,. first
day Of June 1859, att 9'eleek P M, az the Court
lowing Lots aud Lands in and adjoining Evans
Vile 80
/, Lot 4, Upper Enlargement, 75xi5o feet, cor.
ner Cherry and Water STREET.-THE handsomest and
most valuable nnoccrpied residence lot in Evans
Vile.
2 Tie East !. ofIot go, Donation Enlargement.
25NlA feet, corner Main street and the canal, Oh.
posite Laughlns warehouse. -.fTaEF n
3. "a acres Of land on Pigeon Creek and the Salt
Wen road, known as part of the Mitchell Tract,
being the West part ne. or. Of Sec "a town 6,rangs
III, all In meadow and woods pasture Will be sole
in Lots Of about acres eachs to suit purchasers.
The foregoing is the property Of the Adnltaud Mi
nor heirs O John and Elvira MITCHELL declared, anc
as to the ninsr heirs is ssld by order Of Court.
The titles are good, adult heirs will warrant
Terms Of sale, q cash q at 6, and at IL month";
on interest and mortgage on tho property. g.
4. Also at same time and plac, lot ITO Donation
Enlargement 75xl50 feet, lying between the canal
basin and the German Catholic Church. containing
| brick aud a frame tenement, and an lee house. -
.. Lot 10 in block "a, Eastern Enlargement,
corner lot 2et2xi5O feet-in good neighborhood.
on Vine and Sixth streets 80. i =. 4, ..
6. Lots and 3, Union place, 1oOxI45 feet, near
residences of Judge Baker and f. s. Baboock.
Titles good. and Warranted. Terms same as above.
Z. Also lot 9, 30xf321s lots IL, &c IL, and IS
each 25xli21 feet; aud fae. lots 10 and 20. all in
block 3, Carpenter place, on Bond street, clsse to
Central MaTket-central for business or residence.
9. Lots and with two fronts, aud lots i, 2, 3.
4, 8 z, 3, and ., lubbock l. Baftel place-25xlO0
i feet (,r fta w fars-
residence mi Ia,ces S,xansdn,s Lumber Ward
y Lots 70 20 ~ ana IS an same DOCK ON Zen
Yet street
~; Inc UPPER mar o. block :, blIteii place cor
.eI LIN anu cehier stiee's-sf-/s 10 average Vi 20
~ ~, a =, -, /, c...,,, r.
n,, S - 1,.; s 49,, =, 49, go, 80 NJ
| n y" ir i.. 80 80 -, S,t -,
het sIIe''' anu Joihiie 81, Sonu Snu.
argement. corner Division and Third streets, to-
| eether 10 feet on Division by 100 feet on Third
street-a shop on lot
Is Lots p - 20, "a aud %, in block II, Stock
well Enlargement, on ingle street between Sixth
ana setshth' -VAIZZ hci;
-; Lots . ann uhui'- - LOS 1, = >, anu DioNA
~ Eastern management -sood iots iof mahuho-
turing purpose on Sslna, Two nohis- ,L,L
u an acre with two ff6nis Ii2 feet in width on
Second .treet near .Judre Bakers residence
To- Loi iosS, Union place, water strcst-loox
no feet. -
u cf-1N, = io6 = ploN IL. ~ 49, On u
..eS arr ""Out 17V ie'' si"iO' pear hA INC
Pi,ai., -, ,,.-.-.
~ W, 49, hnVN 10 ~, -, i,ols 1
81, WI T. ''' '''' " "s"' ''o
Titles all good aud warranted All taxes here
after coming que 10 De paa by purcna me
lopa.atioh ana value OF properly In Esanseils
nov i.Ie,slig SO iast as 70 insure gooo arg
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nOCTOR 4. G. TI,1RRLL, FXRS7
~ street, two doors south Of the Sherwood
House mye-2m
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Pixies Peak!
DEL.A.G DE&IROE& OF NO I.I AZ

Pixies Peak!
REI.NG DRSfROUS OF .uOTI.N'61
IL West, wish 10 give up my lease CA the I'm
ion House, and sell the Furniture and other arti-
Ces belonging 10 the house. The house is well fur
nished and in good condition for the accommoda-
tiOn of boarders and travellers. 1 will sell nj cost
and deduct one hundred dollars for wear aud tear
Amy person wishing 10 keep HOtci, will do well to
come and lOoh for themselves The Union Hon.e
Is good tavern stand, situated in the most bust
ness part OF the city, and near the wharf boat -
Persons wishing the situation Gill DO well to cali
Immediately, "a shah sell the first opportu-
nifty. Call az the Union H0Gse, Henderson, ky.
my4-lwd Il PULLlAM, ProprietSr
AUCTxO-N.-.s'0TLC TO LE4U0.
gu DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
We will sell at auction, al our Auction rooms on
THURSDAY, May 26th, at lOl. O'Clock, a lot Of
choice OH for the use Of manufacturing Liquors
my2i ii. NELSON a CO.,Anctrs
TYNE COPaRT.N'E RSHIP he
~ tween the undersigned has been dissolved this
day, III. D. BABC0CK having purchased the in
terest OF III. w. Lagcw in the firm, and viii coI,-
tinue the business On his own account.
-- III. q. BABC0CR,
II. w. LAGOW.
EvASsvrL Il, May Fl, 1859. ss my2s
HsRT.ssT TOOLs- n
III 81 dozen WaldTon Grass Scythes
~ do Millard's C. 5. do,
20 do Waldron Grain do,
r. Is do Millard's c. s. do
~ do Grain Cradles, .. r--
80 do assorted Grass Sneaths, ID. e.
20 do Reap Hooks, .r
4 10 do German Sickies -.
10 boxes Scythe Stones l--.r.-
q dozen Hay Forks
100 30 Wood Hay Rakss. In store and
for sale BY ORR, DALZELL co.
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WHEAr-Letters from Chicago and Quin-
cy, in Illinois, speak in glowing terms of
the prospect of the growing crop of wheat
in that State.
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Ne OTICE-THE BOARD or

Ne TLCE.-THE BO.LRD or
CIV Equalization of yanderburgh county, Indi-
ana, will meet at the Court House, in Evansville,
ON MONDAY, June 9th, 1853, and sit for the pur.
pose of examining the returns made by the APP
paiser and deputy appraisers of the real estate in
said county for the year 1859, and equalizing the
same and also TO hear and determine such griev-
ances, growing out of the valuations made by said
appraiser and deputies ma. come before said
Board. @ WIN. ". WALKER,
my24- 2wdSw County Auditor
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Two .MERCH.9.V'Ts, PHI'sT6Ef.V's,

IL AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
yARSIsHEs, PERFUMERY. and FANcY ARTICLES,
which prepared 10 offer 10 the trade ON 81
good terms can De purchased in Cincinnati, Lou
isV lille, or st. Louis.
We have in store - tons Of Extra PuRE WHrrE
LEAD, in kegs Of % lbs 80 lbs and 100 lbs, which
selling to the trade at manufacturers prices
KELLER a WHITE,
niy25-dSMlm No. 32 Main street
HUST RRCE{p.RD IND FOR SHE
a. at AZ Main street-Dried Apples, Peaches,
Beef, sugar-cured Hams Also Is, 900 fiue Cigars.
my24 4. II. SABIN & co.
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ICE CRRl.M IN TR.v .mL.VTTFT
II dozen assorted sizes Austin Pateut Ice Cream
Freezers received at T. H COOK a SONS :
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TM Y. BRoUGHTos
Ed fERBO H.RR n BROVGHTO.y.

-EB Wholcsae DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PANTS.
ons, NAENIsiiEs, &C., Washington Block Main ST..
Evansville, Ind. Country erchants supplied on
very liberal terms. my7-Iy
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream! 2
EN R0x.LR, LATE OF TUE ,RXB.N

~ of Farrell a Co., would respectfully inform
the public generally that he has opened his lee
Cream salOon aud will warrant his cream TO be Of
the puret and delicious Kind made in the ctr
Evening parties and weddings can be supplied AZ
the shortest n0iire and ON the most reasonable,
terms. The Saloon has d, en- lately fitted mp in a
superb style.
Es large suppiyVf G Confectionery and Crackers
kelt constantly on hand, and for sale at wholesale
or retail my6-lmd
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.RD cRD.sR CHBsTs.-TMRsR

at the Nashville Pententiary, of red CEDAR and of
five different sizes. The odor of the wood is de.
structve TO moths and all insects and renders tho
other wooden goods through the summer For sale
at the Wooden Ware Store. 90 ~
j. Is. RUSSELL, 500 Main street.
mY2O Between Third and EOurth, Louisville.
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~ Prince of the House OF David Spurgeon's
Sermons, nth edition. City Of the Great King; Ths
Ministry of Lille; Life Of James Watt The Jealous
Husband; Love I.ttle-LOye me Long High
Life i'm New lork, boy Jonathan Slick !. Romance
and its Hero Life of Kit Carson. For sale ~
-..sf. Ice --.r...-t. JOHN HEALf,
nUl0 Corner First and Main streets.
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~ open this day, an invoice Of new and fashions-
bic Perfumery, Fancy Soaps and Hair Oil, In
cluding the celebrated Coooine 90 highly recon-
mended for the Hair. Humming Bird and Butter
hy Extracts for the.Hsndkerchitf, and a largo as
sortment Of Cologne, Dressing Combs and Brushes,
at the Drug Store H. Main street. ap30
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MISCELkANEOUS7

"OWf.N'G .9.N-D RE.yPx.S-R M
OLA- cHlNkS---Ne are agents for thesale Of an
the best patterns of Combined Mowers aud Re.u.
ers-or Moving or Reaping Machines Farmers
would do we'll 10 apply soon, that they can have
a good machine .r... 81 I'D -...as. a.'7 -..-f.-
myls ale s.. H0RNBRoOK & co.
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NtEf.vR TW1.N,E.-COTrO ROW .4.N.D
~ Hemp Seine Irvine, various sizes. Also, Trot
Line and Staging. For sale at the Wooden Ware
Store. J. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street.
my20 Between Third and Fourth, Louisville