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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20
ne. The wortbington (Green county

mA.The Worthington Green county,
Tines gives an account Of riot that took
place N that town recently, in which knives,
brickUats, pistols and guns were exhibited,
but were prevented from being used by a
large crowd of citizens interfering to arrest
the fight. The fracas originated out Of a
dispute as to the possession of some clothes,
the property Of prostitute in that neigh
borhood. The parties were trying the right
OF property before a justice, when their au.
ger became uncomfortable, and they con.
cluded to fight it out. The Times think;
the affair was a disgrace to the village.
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Hr The New York journal of Gem

~ The New York Journal of Gem
neree, which claims for itself the embodi-
ment OF all the religious sentiment of the
community, and piously gives daily lectures
to its cotemporarie3 ior their immortality
and impiety, published the following signih-
cant sentence one day before the death OF
the lamented Broderick:
There is cause to regret that there is no
means Of purging the U. s. Senate al pres
emit of one of the Representatives from Cali
fornia, Broderick-who, however useful he
might be in some other calling, mstook
his vocation as sadly as did the Legislature
which elected him, when he undertook his
duties of craftsmanship.
Here is matter for grave thought on the
part of the people. What had Broderick
done that the United States Senate ought
to be ourged of his presence? He was
guilty of one crime; his opposition to the
despotism at Washington, and the corrupt
schemes Of intriguing politicians at the Fed
eral Capital. We forget; he was guilty of
Ouc IuOIc LIE ioeuCk w 40 oh huhAcAS
stone-cutter, and the SON had served an ap-
premiership at the same:employment. The
beautiful capitals that adorned the pilasters
of the United States Senate Chamber was
q perpetual reminder TO the chivalry
that the mud stills of the North were,
after all, their equals and peers. The
son was not ashamed of his obscure
origin, and was proud of the mechanism of
his parent. He was champion for the Dig
nifty of free labor; he was calling the at
tention of the people to their privileges and
rights; he was living hope to the most
obscure. Win the people forget this fact,
or will they always submit to the domineer-
ing spirit Of few in power, who rid them
selves of their adversaries by the bludgeon
and pistol2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20

s@- The city and county of Dubuque.
Iowa, has hitherto been Democratic by ma
jorities averaging from 1900 to $500. At
the last election, the Republicans elected
their Sheriff, a Senator, and one Representa-
tive, while the Buchanan wing of the De-
mocracy elected Treasurer, Recorder, one
Representative, and a Coroner, in opposition
to the regular Douglas ticket. Mr.. Douglas
was not so strong in that State as his friends
imagined.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20

TIE CAxAL.-Mr. T. H. Cook has just:re-
turned from Newberry. He has examined
the Canal between our city and that point
thoroughly. He reports that the banks are
in excellent condition, rs much so as any
Canal could be, so far as the eye can tell
Most of the wood structures are in like
manner apparently safe. Repairs are now
being made on the White river acqueduct,
which, when completed, will render it
stronger than it ever has been. The break
at Patoka acqueduct will be repaired It's
week. Every effort is being made to rna..s
this structure firm and reliable.
1t is very unfortunate that any break or
detention in navigation should occur at this
time. when the revenues on the Canal were
largely on the increase, and were most
needed. We understand that quite feet
of boats, loaded with wheat, marble, &c, are
on tho Patoka level, waiting for the repair of
the aqueduct, in order to come TO our city.
Mr.. George Foster has gone up the Canal to
see that the repairs arc hurried to compile
ton. FHH
The Canal Collector, Mr.. Downey, will
call on the subscribers, to-day, for IN as
sessments of ten per cent. 1t is hoped, on
the part of the Managers, that the subscrib-
ers will respond heartily, and rid the Canal
of all arrearages, and make the repairs that
are SO much needed. The Collector should
be paid on his first CALL rl....
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pI- We are informed, by a gentleman
from Vincennes, that some clue has been OBJ
tanned by which it is hoped the scoundrels
who robbed the post Office, in that city, may
be ferreted out. One of them left his hat, in
his haste, and it being ascertained that a
suspicious character had purchased hat
very early the next morning, it is thought
he may be one of the gang. The fellow had
not been arrested when our informant left.
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ny A moyemen, has been SET on foo

s6 A movement has been set on foot
among the Hebrews of New York city, for
the formation of a Board of Representatives
of the Jews in the United States. The plan
proposes the formation of Consistory of
Delegates from each congregation in the
United States. This body, like the British
Board of representatives, will look to, and
forward Jewish interests, by meeting to-
gether and acting for the mass, when oeca-
sion requires it. At the outset it will at.
tend to secular affairs only.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20

No. The Louisville Methodist Conference
at its recent session, unanimously agreed to
build college in Bowling Green. They
also decided to hold the next conference in
that town.
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D@-A check drawn by VIM. Burtch for
$500 was railed on Monday evening and
is supposed to have been taken when the
Post Office was robbed; also one for same
amount, drawn by Dawes and Watson, both
payable at Evansville. We have heard of
no money being mailed by any of our citi-
Zens on Monday Vineennes Gazette.
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sA- The Opposition party Of North Car
DINA have called State Convention, to
meet in Raleigh on the 22d of February
next to make preparations for the campaign
of 1860.
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s<a The New York Tribune has advice,

no. The New York Tribune has advices
from private correspondents in Minnesota
and Iowa, giving an assurance that the Re-
publicans have carried both of those States,
by decisive majorities, securing a Republican
United States Senator in each, and two Re-
publican Congressman in Minnesota.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20

D@-The Vincennes Sun says that its de-
feated candidate for Clerk, H. s. Canthorn,
intends 10 contest the election of his sue
cessful competitor, Mr.. Denney.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-20

A contract has just been signed for the
completion of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road to the Tennessee line. The work is to
be finished by the 3lst of next December,
1899
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w. BARKER.

The report was received by consent.
Here, J. j. Chandler, Esq, arose, and
gave as his opinion, that a perfect title could
not be obtained for Mr.. Kahn's lots at this
time.
Mr.. Kahn replied, that negotiations were
pending between Mr.. p. g. ORiley, the
former owner, and the estate Of John Mitch
ell, which has equity of redemption on said
property now, which would, within short
time, lead to the perfection of the said title.
Some of the gentlemen present, here ex-
pressed dissatisfaction with the PROF. osed To-
cation, and thought the whole undertaking
more certain of success, especially in a fnan-
cial point of view, by locating the hotel
more within the heart of the city.
On motion, Messrs. Chandler and Rath.
bone Were appointed a committee to draft
articles of association, with a view to ascer-
tain the amount Of subscription obtainable
for Hotel on Mr.. Kahn's lots, upon which
the committee proceeded to report the fol.
lowing:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HvOBACCO.-
IL so boxes various brands bright virginia;
IS do Halves, Elves, and Fights;
rs osddies g Planters Choiee;''
80 do "Burows." -
In store and for sale low, by
octS - GEO. FOSTER co
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Hotel Meeting.

At meeting of number Of citizens, held
at the Library Rooms n the city of Evans
VILE, on, the evening of October 18th, 1859,
Judge Foster was called to the chair, and A.
Lemcke chosen Secretary.
The chair opened the meeting by briefly
stating the necessity of Hotel in the city.
On motion of VIM. E. French, commit
tee appointed at meeting of citizens held
at ]. j. Chambers Office, made the following
report: sE.,---
he Committee to whom was referred the
matter concerning the selection of suita-
BILE location H.. the erection Of botel, to
obtain plans and estimates for the same, and
also to suggest the best method for raising
the required amount to build the hotel, beg
leave to submit the following: ~
That they have had under consideration
several locations, and have selected the two
lots on the southeast corner Of Locust and
Water streets known as lots Nos. Z and 8
in the original plan of the city of Evans
vile, fronting $50 feet on Water street and
,l44 feet on Locust street; owned by Solo
mon Kahn: That the same can be had for
this purpose for the sum of eight thousand
dollars, one half of which sum will be SUBJ
scribed by said Kahn in stock, and the resi-
due seventeen hundred dollars cash and
twenty-three hundred dollars on the first Of
April next: That Mr.. John Shanklin will
subscribe four thousand dollars, and We are
assured of other large subscriptions to this
location. -a. .rts4ss..rt b..
That we have been favored with two plans
and estimates by city architects, which are
herewith submitted.
That we would recommend that compa-
ny be formed for the purpose, with capital
of not less than fifty thousand dollars, in
shares of fifty dollars each, to be subscribed
in such manner as may be hereafter suggest
cd, and that committee be appointed to
draft articles of association, or co-partner-
ship in conformity with the law of the State
for this purpose. so =
That no subscription shall be binding, un-
til the sum of thirty thousand dollars shall
have been subscribed, exclusive of the sub
scriptions of Messrs. Kahn & Shanklin.
That we would further recommend a COM
mittee of five be appointed, who may have
power to select i've additional members
whose duties shall be to solicit subscription
| for the stock.
That when the requisite amount Of stock
shall have been subscribed, the said com
mittee shall call a meeting of the subscri
bers of stock, TO take into consideration sucl
matters as may be presented to them.
| Signed, GEo. FOSTER
Wy ~ 1T
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ARTICLES OF coPARTyERsHIP.

OrlSluai plat OF tue CITY OllEvanSvllle, lnul .
ana, and for erecting thereon suitable build
ings Tor Hotel, and for maintaining the
same. The capital stock of said company
shall be fifty thousand dollars, which capital
stock may be increased at any regular or
called meeting of the stockholders or CO.
partners, to the sum OF $4,000 said
stock to be divided into shares of fifty
dollars each. Said capital stock to be ex-
pended in the purchase of said lots and con-
struction and maintenance of said HOTEL
1t is further understood that no part of the
undersigned subscription, shall be binding
until $50, 900 shall have been subscribed
We hereby subscribe and take the number
of shares in said company respectively set
opposite our names, and we promise to pay
the same to John Shanklin, John S. Hop
kins, &. w. Rathbone, Samuel Orr, and VIM.
Baker, Directors or Trustees of said COM
pany, hereby appointed, and their success
sors to be hereafter appointed by said COM
pany, insuch calls or instalments as shall,
from time to time, be required by said Dr.
rectors or Trustees and it is hereby agreed
that when said amount of $4,000 shall
have been subscribed, the said Directors or
Trustees shall, by public notice given in
some newspaper published in the city Of
Evansville, call a meeting of the subscrib-
ers who shall then more fully organize them
| selves into said company and copartnership,
by the election of officers, Directors or
Trustees, and by the adoption of such by
laws and regulations as such subscribers may
deem proper for the objects and the govern
ment Of said company, which action shall
be binding upon the subscribers hereto.
On motion, the said articles of capartner-
ship were adopted by the meeting by con.
sent and in conformity with the recon-
mendations of the original committee. A
committee of five, of soliciting canvassers,
were appointed, with power to select five
additional hembers, if Necessary. The
chair appointed Samuel Bayard, VIM. E.
French, Jas. Shanklin, Geo. Foster, and A,
Burrows, said committee.
On motion of Mr.. Chandler, the meeting
Resolved, that the original committee
consisting of Messrs. Geo. Foster, VIM. f.
Hollingsworth, and VIM. Baker, be retained
and continued, and: that the chair appoint
and add two more members 10 the said COM
mittee, and that such committee of five as
certain and report, at future meeting,
what other locations for a hotel, at what
prices, and under what conditions the same
can be had in this city.
| The chair appointed ]. j. Chandler and
DIR. Bray the said two additional commit
teemen.
On motion of Mr.. Rathbene, the meet
ing adjourned to meet again at the Library
Rooms, onTnesday, Nov. LIST, next, at seven
o'clock p. NJ.
NV FOSTER, Pr1t.
A LEMcKE, Seey.
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EvXTR.ACT IND CHIPS OF Loo
~ wood extract copperas, indigo, madden, and
a general assortment of dye stuffs at
= ~ WM. II. P STODDARD's,
octl9 n IL Main street
HDURE CRE.G.M T.ARTER,t 70 ".
IL dered from crystals, expressly for family use
at nIrE rfs WIN II. y. STODDARD'S,
,octI9 Il ~ @ w II Main street.
DEPYyV-ED sUGARS, PROM lie
II per h up, for sale at VICKERY BROS
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IL Within few days handful has been circula-
ted purporting an auction sale somewhere in LIN
richs new building, which some have mistaken
for "Embich's," and We have repeatedly been ask
cd if we intended To sell at auction. TO those
intimately acquainted with our business would
say that are sincerely indebted to the pubic
in general for their liberal patronage, which
enables us 10 continue our business heretofore
and will gnarautes our customers that our prices
will fayorably compare with any, even the huctus-
ting auction. SAM EMBlCH CO.'S,
sct20 a. 40 Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
C. DAVIDSON. d. O'SIEL
DAVIDSON & O'NEIL

NF1sVU IORsuED II FaRF-
III nsrshipin the Tailoring business would call
the attention Of their friends the fact that they
are now prepared TO furnish clothing Of any des-
cription, and in any style required. Weare both
old residents and well known. All our work
Is made by good workmen, mono others
plsy ID. Cab aud examine our gooss, if they don't
snt, promise not to get angry, but il any should
suit we will make them mp reasonable terms.
N u. No eastern work, all Evansville make,
+f G. DAVIDSON,
oct20 II. UNEIL.
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r--EF ANOF lille FAfEIs- MILLS. -
.71it HSiit .i! #. FUNKE, Proprietor.
@. schmitt Stark, No. 4 s, First street, Agents
Always on hand and for sale at Eastern prices,
all qualities Of wrapping paper.
pa- Rags at the highest market price, taken in
exchange for paper. .. octlSm6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-29
Our Monterey Correspondence.

MONTEREY, August s, 1859.
March Of Troops TO the Interor-General Degolalo at San
Embellishments Of General Viduari-Enthurdsm at
the Confscasion Of Church Proprty-A Loan agent in
the Field-7he Nio England Loan Company Lending
Its Mhons DC.
General Banco left here few days ago with some 500
men for San Luis and battery Of artillery, with some
400 men, left yesterday, all we'll armed and equipped
General Degoado has arrived at San Luis and has pro-
mugated the degree OF Matchmaking all the Church pro-
perty has also been pubshed here, and has produced
q wonderful enthusiasm amongst the nhA0'tanS gene
rally. General Vduarri will also leave IN few days Tor
San Luis to take charge Of his army and continue ina
portant business and national reforms with Degolado
From the interior learn that the Church party are ia
ing 70 pieces and general dsension has taken place
anougst all ~ chiefs The constitutional party grow
ing nrm, and the strongest hopes are now enter
tanned Of Ito complete triumph in Q month or two
large convoy OF silver and bullion left here last week.
one million for the Uoited Sases AMI another leaves TO-
morrow CT $6000o0 The idea Of receiving aid from the
United States received by the natives as harbnger OF
future peace and property and specuators would be per-
fecty safe IN making any arrangement With Vduarris
agent VINO u now In your city.
novel circumstance occurred In our city this morn
rg, which excet the metallic sympathy Of all Mexcans
and foreigners Who would no. be excited when he re-
Ceivee assuraDce that he will shortly be made MIL
1cnaire in Few monhs-nay few daysor as az soon
n The be received from STATE street brokers
distinguished parsonage made bes AZ pesrance among
us sailing under the auspices Of the state Department OF
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lEIHANCIAL.

UGUeT BELMONT 90. BANKGH5 NO. 80 WALL
a street ssue letters Of credit for travellers availAbe in an
parts OF he world through Messrs Aohschld OF Pa
CON- frankfort Naples and Vienna and their
RnLs, FL AND UPWARDS, ON UNION BANK or
London and Roy al Bank of Ireland for sale WELLS
FARGO co 81 Broadway, New York and California
press Company.
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mixing the trip from vens~a TO this place thirty eight

mixing the trip nom vensA 70 this place In thirty eight
hours She only broush.. one passenger.
While the mails being brought through the s'Nse
Of Jucbisan just beyond Cnioco they were aAcked oy
party Of thirteen robbers, who rAnsaOked the mail Days.
bot hpSng money, they turned upon 'ne p.s.enser'
,,o nj. sca opened bis trunk and searched for his
ouey Lu.ky he had but litile most Of HE means DO.
No n bs Of exchapge Tho letters were all thrown out
ana scattered the ground
II n reuored here that the house OF Jecker Of the city
a, Ssxiro and that Gargous have made propositions 10
INV ont the Tehusntepec Company, and 60 70 work In
An. es 10 put the railroad through.
sbs pIAse very healthy Vera Cruz IL also healthy,
sss made Ne sppeArsnce a. ramptco Ii past prophecy
Il il rumored here good authority, that the mail
route the thmus Is to be continued after October
asc the AdIiatc, Of the Collins line, TO make the
PAciac connection
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COAL.

u EST FAMILY CoAL-ExD OR WHITE Ayn Stow
- furnace screened and devscd at 81 per tor
until ri OF 1ber, from yards OF King snd -aea
witch streets corner So~ery and Eoossvs 1877 Duane
and 50 Canal. Allen. MATHEW ULiHrCy
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n AsLIGnT SHARES FOR ssLe
u Paying 70 II per cent dividends.
JOHN 3. MUHxAY 4 co,
40 Wall street. New York civ.
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YyHR PIERREPONr HOUsE. MONTAGUE sTREKY,
corner OF HicSs Brook yn Bsightsfhs egabish
en situated in the moat besuul part Of the city Of Brook
iyu n head Of tho Wall ferry landing within ten
minutes Of be Merchants Axcsange Neg Yosf, 10 The
vicinity Of the rites chosen for the church and
Academy Music has been compeey renovated during the
summer and by he Of the Ridge wood water said
puYos tn the world. the addt Of Dahe and
Closets billiard and all the modern improvements
be placed competition peanees cleanliness and
with any .of the city of Ne~ York Families
wishing Accommodations for The winter procure
choice apartments. Jas. L. BURNS, Proprietor.
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SHREWsBURY, NEW yEk8KY.-fHA PAVILION no.
Vel Port Warrington now in perfect order for Tho
Won and aeconmodaaon q pesmscsp and s,nse.t soa1dc
tend Q hs eo%s AID psAssrs Of hose Wig may no
surpassed Good sabg and for horses and
The country Anords many pleasant des and sady
:Oh rstana vezs be accommodated With refreahmena
u ali kours yHO6. DAVE.
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DO1T OFFICE DEPARrMEA At CERTIFICATE8
$500 sale These certificates have the secu
Treasury note and will doubtless be paid - soon ~
Congress 20 through the forms for pazng
bin They offered price that win pay the purchaser
better than any other equally safe inyestment
WELLS, FARGO 90.
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OFFICE OF The NAV YORK AND NEW HAVEN kAIL
~ r1sd Company Twenty seventh sweet and Fourth
junction, Of dividends declared BY s COMPANY
will be Asde until further notice.
w. BEMENT Yreasurer
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"a roURIffE HOUSE BERGEN POINT. n y.
IL Eoutheners and others returning from Saratoga and tho
watering places North and nas respectfully informed
that the Touree House win be kept open during septem
decidedly the most pleasant month Of the
son this point Those wishing Row York business
pleasure Will The Touree House easy Of
hotel e city STEAMBOATS, leave pier NO North river for
Bergen Popt al asa. n and and 6l6P L. from
foot OF Barclay street Az p N.
WESLEY W HILL Gate of Ia Fargo house, Proprietor.
N. Bit takes longer 60 firm nov York 70 Bergen
Point than from Ssuth terry 10 Union fquaro.
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ETEAMRQAX G.

utCR BRIDGEPORT-FARE 80 OENTS.-THE STEAM
il or BkIDGEPOBT leaves Peck slip Rast river, every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at IL O'Clock arriving
time connect with Naugstuck, Housaonic and New Hs
trains,
DOCKAwAY.-RHGULARD DAILY BOAf-rHR STE AN.
III CERES leaves Cathar1ns arke alp every morning
At Spring street a 30 pier No Norh river a $50
fer blue fab Ths boat regularly, and akes he
tAe Ioas. Fare 80 centA.
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OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN ATLANvIO AND PA.
~ clio ship Canal Company, wiling green, August ~,
at their office the 18th inst unanimously resolved that
Of ten dollars each right ana each
hundred shares In this Company be Asessd payable
forthwith Bv order Of tie Board Of Directors; the
row due and payable ct this office.
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4 GRIAf BARGAIN CAN BE OBTAINED Al
a The rest 81 bsedousal street. between Bleecker
Houston hps class city mAde octave piauofbrte has
splsndd rosewood e.:s r.e round oorneia double t.
April Il the Of eS25 viii DO sold applied
this week than $500 fhis instrument hAs he
Tho above be relied on the
OWner reuuains in The city.
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~ dresses Ladies' or gentlemen you are ssu.aed with
and carpe and cot be humbugged by the high oeres and
false pretenders call address Harris lb6 Seventh
avenue between Twentieth and Twenty frat
orders viii be punctuay attended TO- Ladies attended to BY
Mrs. Harris.