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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15

DEGULAR LOUISgILLE, RT'-
h ANSyIBLE. AND CAIRO - Rus-A
NAIL PACKET, HAZEL BELL, llk-k6ue
X. REFS, Captain, j. *. Richardson
and A. Z. Smith, Clerks, will leave
Evansville for Cairo Tuesday evening" and for
Louisville every Saturday at A. 81. For freight
or passage, apply on board 80 ~ -- seps-lm
DEGULAR WABASH .rHCAET.-
IL The steamer KATE SAB @mD
Chef, Dusouchet, Master, has re- k<kSrAS
stunned her trips between Evansviliee1z=xI4e4
and all the places on the Wabash below nussVn
vile. She will run regularly during the season,
leaving Evansville on Thursday Of eaGh week. For
freight or passage, apply on board. septSO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15
RIVER ITEMS.

ARRIVED.
Andy Fulton, Pittsburg L ii Fairchild. N o N-t
French, Louisville Aida, Cannelton
Kate Sarchet, Mt Nern Montgomery, Louisville
Greenvile, Green II Messenger, Cincinnati
Prairie Rose, st Louis II Done. Cairo
Silver Star, Paducah Silver Star, Paducah
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15
SoAIas

Ecdism MiniIg Company, Evansville. Indiana.
Office ON Water street. between Main and Locust.
Coal in quantities Of not less than 20 bushels, de-
vered any parto the city, at 10 cents per bush.
at the pit, 5 cents JOHN WYMOND,
octg Secretary and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15
NI:a.N'sELLLE IND P.lDUCEH

HT.a.N'SEHLLE IND P.ADTC.4H
HPACK Ef-The steamer Sill " c<x~
YER STAR, Fowler, master, f<$aSS
leaves Evansville every Monday -
Wednesday, and Friday, at IL o'clock M. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
at o'clock A. NJ. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
points North and East with packets for Louisville.
Green, and Wabash rivers. AT Paducah with pack
cts for st. Louis, New Orleans, and the Daily Msii
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
B5-Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills Of lafing given TO New
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
berland rivers ''' 49, augi5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15

----.--- = - = = Nv Il VI1Ni NVt TT M
The Africa arrived this evening, from
Liverpool on Saturday, the lst inst
The steamers Bardrid and Arago had ar
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-15

LONDON, Saturday.
Barring Bros, report breadstuils very dull.
Sugar declined Cd Coffee steady. Rice
firm. Ht.l r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
The T. atest News by Telegraph

NEW FORK, April 29--The continued arrival Of
French troops from Africa is considered as proof that
the Emperor eRtertains settled conviction that the
Italian difficulty only be settled by force of arms
Five thousand more troops had arrived ut Marseil-
les from Aigiers
Among the passengers by the Africa is the Earl Of
Southeast
Paul Morphy is not among the passengers, as vas
anticipated.
LIvERpooL, April 16.--Al accounts from France
concur In respect TO the vast militsry preparations
being made, and the great activity that prevail S in
every department Of the military and naval service Of
France.
Immense quantities Of arms, ammunition and all
kinds Of warike materials are being accumulated at
Marseilles.
Five additional steam irgates have been dispatched
to Alge1s for the purpose, is supposed, of bringing
back troops
Nine gln-bosts have been ordered to proceed from
Cherh0urg to the Adratic Sea Immediately.
The Memorial Diplomafiguc newspaper, which has
been suspended for some time, has been allowed to
resume its issues
Lord Cowley is at Paris, still engaged in negotia-
tons for pacific adjustment Of the difficulties by at
tempting to establish basis upon which all the pow
can agree to meet in the peace Congress. He has
had several interviews with Count Walewski upon the
subject which showed that very serious differences
existed between France and England to the proper
mode Of settlement
The Archduke Aibreeht, of Austria, had gone TO
Berlin On special mission. and perfect understand
ing is Supposed is about to be established between
Austria and Prussia.
Warlke preparations are continued on large scale
IN Austria and some Of the smaller German States.
The Sandman Government has sent the Marquis
Dazelio to London on a special mission. the precise
object OF which is s0t known, but it is opposed TO
have reference to basis for the sctteu&Bt o. the
Italian eIIestisu as PROPOSED b. Bn5saa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11


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PfuIsss ~ prfnhn.fY % Gle l.aee C10srsss yft.
trui liarmamshi ci Ne hsliisefsnt Tassp.
The London finfs says thai DE ran.ho airics5 from
Paris, oecasonvl ~ he uhs.s p,iiho Ariios % Ito
~ 8iisar' q lest fusslny ihs lgih int pgcd ussi
very little eject upon the Rnglisl Funds
Tnr fEisoSn AcoriHEn
WAsmSOyos. Alrii 2f-Ihs uial Of D.r',. P
s,okles, ior the mu ler of Philip DaroL Hsy be.Is
The Criminal Court q THE dis',.t, closed today
VIZ ou'h, he District Attorney, making he 5s.ug
li1iment
The case went q tie jury about ngcu, me juTy
Ntfe out les than "a hour, aui rendered verdict
"Hol guilty" Tie announcement % the verdict Was
toloNel y isaitninf applsugr from he crowded an-
dcHre outside the hrI, ehich il vas impossihls ior
IhR gfces OF the con-, "a suppgt-A The cour, rom
vas dtHsely crowded, sRd the yerlet Is hailed with
aulosi universal satisaet., n6i only here but else
vhs.e and espegmiiyin Ncg York,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11


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lrsr rtn,rer. i.f|.r g.. Ift.sr Ha u,ait8s.
.sfl hf ftdl0,h.. te.r. tie.
Wsars prod. .'flf .s., t'aHfsI 4. pol 1s grs,,
ioly n 1artearls through i.fVtt. uts 81.
ffantsu.au' ar sbu'liu1h Of relo. md o. 1riiis On
rlhsrsncs o. our rrasipla', as interpreted D.. paf
A.'- 'iairimlu. Judge Reagan. WHO u, a.. %. ,r.
gsriicr who lrs the Gre eaier rno rla tIs they
.tlat alma o. Hlug l.s',n,ul In Dir rauLs! 4 care
iu reru'al # the ,sriau, resolution, Tho, we're all
aimed ~ tle position u J4d.r t1agiU, ari which
were tabled causecutiveIy eil show ,ler up. uut
sh,r all they 60 ltal'A along prtiidel that
the Nsagsl party would Withdraw from tho Cog,en-
'iou buy The tables A., turned. uu4 the little squad
of tis1r gaulers may chew lel bitter cad II dseon-
tent 70 rf'rhears railsis,t,n. Mos, Of them, W.
'rust, ,oo faithful 70 the Democratic cause 10 be
u,lc1ut'at o., any i,agth of time anil like the
lrodipa' ,or, aCrr b., danny dstvf husls, veGu,ur
90 ,seu d t'pp, return to the hall, d plenty spd
A. atuadln' pardon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

The Telegraph Of the 9th April, notices the ar
rival Of delegates to the State Convention to be
held in that city.
The Telegraph represents the Railroads as doing
fine business tins. the contractors on the extension
Of the Central Road, are keeping large force Of
hands at work, and are pushing forward rs rapidly
as possible. The workmen on The New Orleans and
Texas Road, we're grading half mile Of road per
day 90 carpenters at ~ on the bridges and cul-
verts along the srst twenty-five miles Of the lire.
The Texas New Era Acknowledges the receipt Of
hue Strawberries, the Virginia and Isabelle
rietiss. grown b. Jadse wnhed md sid ts b. well
adapted y gar sd sni climate
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
S1hnnls

ltn-' ncN,. has been time, uinto Guy residence IN
Della, tot lUe want a. if'y class school has been
seriously tel. As ~ The present. Win a large and
F'N.Js population, and situated n the miist II 4
highly Intellectual and wealthy community We feel
authorized 70 call the attention q ~ -ustns % this
imperative want There is ample matci'u, IN town
o.. rya"ol OF high order, apl 'nc tina, VIII remuuCr-
ute The i'aah', for his scr'cc We have tah ~ some
pains 60 inquire INTO the number Of children who
sre eligible ne scholars, and Lave learned tnut here
ORE between my aud one hundred within the
corp9r.e limits 81 cur town "a uumAer guiiciea,
With winch to iouad fst rate Aei lcmy Il is rath-
or lifcult 10 md IL, cause wy We hive not school
amongst ms al present. Oar ltlc..s have shown 40
/ Acf az appreciation Of education on tolgut; they
bayc genera \ p-ironisri he scholls we'll, and cur
teacher 'u 'ae ,si two year, have been well quail.
/ q 20 discharge their duties The heGIh Of our
town b. as good as ,hNt Of my ether in the Statr,
AMI Ir surrounliny country is as rich and prOlue-
tive hat II gIy other part Of ToXaS Yet We are
ariu5li, wiAou School; aud nearly : hundred
children src deprived Of - benefits and ble~ngs.
and Instead Of tue helllhf exercises c. well ieru-
lated gyStcm Of mental training 1t school they seek
amusement sni employment in every imss Enable way
ard are 70 be found in al uunasuable places We
have talked with many Of our friends nnor -his s,L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11


..H.f. Irf fm N..F. rffalt. #.
fsI. rI s'uHJ .I. aHuI hf u hf a.
a.tf night tu .b. 10 I'd fon n ns rHsiy. ftH'
q .I n.Ifs.H.tfsH Hru af.usmau fHfs
40 tsat Hs'. isft. . tiu.. HOG f.u, dirnr tb,
hfs,f fi.l o.. We f'snf faui I.s house sa' &c.
ms npiJ s.frolhiel ul.l t4s isrl t'ui We -ust
No irvn IA, ls lac iotil.uf al fls q. .am %,
DASH. a 10 seven .''ldreu took COO u ib.u On
biz shoulders and carried q en o,tr ts vaisr b
she'd ln the premises pie, them uIon No and start
Il bsak Gr ihf other children fui u'' siE. lie had
not = ue Er, who, . ory frou te shcl drew hi.
attention be looked back, and discovered /. floating
on With his two children on H. ilb rushed anar Il
ani afer following Il re,ry hhi a nile succeeded Ia
placing bic ehl'jr,E vpons lrre Il s tety, Night
was rapidly comps ru, aud Is Ho r.turned 70 SAVE
bic W'i, and ehiljr,. bat al,s he found not even
',tise ~ hi- homo, 40 ,len o. Eile child and a.
add 10 to- horrors o. ,he ssyae, darkness WAS hst
srIng iowa urol the cushing Gaol. Whose appalling
rear dsai,ned r,r cries u ls Mmlly, even IL tby
then lived, lho unhappy miber has heard nothing
irm them yo', apl every EFFORT l1Ade 70 And their
lol,s has prove! uuayaiuS,
The 'sc cI the wafer Is represented a, hcln: un-
parallel N TIE history Of III, country, for its sui
irlness snd yolUms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
Lost Strayed or stolen,

TWO AMERICAN MARES, and one year ing Mule.
j. One the Mares is black, Is hands high, s yrs.
old and had small bel on her when she left The
mule Is her colt and is Of yellow snrrel color. The
ether mare is Of dapple grey colour IS hands high
yrs old, and was heavy with foal. The above AMI
mails left my place the 18th Of April asst, and
think they have gone North towards the Indian Ma
ton A liberal reward viii be pad TO any one who
will either send them to me at nv house, sr inform
me where can get the1a. A. j. MAX WILL
m.y2-2t "a Hfiss s. ~ Of DsiIss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

IL The Frontier 'News, under siie editorial man
agement Of R. W, Duke, ESQ notices q continuance
of improvements in Weatherforl It is a thriving
place. and II the hauIsomes, GOWNS in the State.
Mr.. Duke, ha4 itely succeeded Mcssrs, Norton s
Jordan, in the editorial department of the News );
his first Issue reached last week, and highly
creditlble 20 il5 polite aud worthy conductor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

So We place upon our exchange list the Bouhanl
q" Weekly Era," new democratic paper under the
management Of Alessrs DeIisie L Phelps, editors
md progrieors. The Era Lids fair to lie conducted
With ability, If The present number mry be taken IS
fair specimen. II contains some very sensible and
ve written editorials, and rs miscellaneous. articles
rejected with taste and Judgment. 1t has hostod the
narae Of Judge Reagan, for Congress, and fully en-
dorses his circular. Success 10 the entorprise-the
subscription price Is only two dollars in advance,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
DALLAS SCHOOLS. gRcn-

~ Ay Morgan, respectfully announce.
h's intcution % oPCn seh;oi Tor tin instruction IL
tho uudornc;iCrci branches Of learning, on aond.,
next tue 10th Inst, N the Masonic Halt at psllss.
lilE FIRMS AGG--ReAdirg, Writing, Othography,
6iamnir, Arlthmetic and biography, &c each SeLol-
AZ pee Iaonth.
The rudimo1ts Of the Latin and French languages,
Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy, 3S saoh per
month.
The frst session Of three moths viii terminate
'Augr5i Doth, 1853. Dallas, Mag 10, 80, s6',k
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
EOG CONGRESS.
JOIN II. REAGAN
or ANDERSON COUNTY

- We are ipItbl.l g. M,j. Wan Bora.t,, o. Bel
kuap, Cr files a'yt Louis r,F.g, 'hr0a5h Ia nine
iSys q Dallas, W. bslsuar.
Tho 'aepublieau' sre,k, m 'h' highest praise Vt
David Hoffman, y,aFa aud iu'sn'od agnst, vino has
permanently located IN go Lo,i', ltcl hlyits CON-
rclcl courf, ois,u.,t a. MUNICH, under the Nblsst
historical m-.ters, ~ wa t,a'u,, who piiaied
the decor 'ans ia thy church o, rho Imn,oga,o
Conc iiou, IA a,hgroaoHt M rt ,hat has covered
tn, yoau; art, with f,r.c and l,.as cgm.oJ.tga IA
that peculiar style " painting
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

E3 Ne are happy 10 learn from cur friends who
have lately visited Houston, that that city is flourish
ing beyond any other in the State. Railroads have
helped largely to make her wlt she is, ard her fu-
ture is Frightening every day
The visitors from Dallas to Houston, have all sub
scribe@ ior the Telegraph, and those who staii at
home intend to do 80. The telegraph IS becoming
indispensable 70 our business men, well sill 9TH
Eho appreciate it not only for its commercial and
business information, but for its spceness and highly
entertaining qualities Cushing and the Telegraph
are fast becoming household words in Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
REV. ADVERTISEMENTS

| IOnN w. uEERY.-.-A.TopNEy ASu CogssSL-
! 81 On ~ Law, Avn GsNrEAt LAM AOIST,
Bufk4adn, Jat as0R, c3aRiy 2eTds,
WIZ practice Do iae counties = ,i's, 'Ysop, palas, fnfsa,
faIkfF, JacA, ioanr Ealo Pinto EIal squl 40
~ slpTsmt Court - l sgSt Farirl ~, iiea ia &,
Iyfsil ssgou - i,u. titles, N1rvl isss--tgt n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
Spccini Notice 10 Wool (srovers

AM prepared e purchase or receive WOOL f.Y
shipment to N6F FORK or Boston.
Wool well washed bDi5fa clearing. tied 10 IN sepa-
rate neeces and put Ia good pmsburf sacks will add
greatly q The yallN e. d. SrACKPoLE
asv Hts n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

The Sherman Patriot reports the discovery Of
Gypsum suphate Of Lime, in large quantities in
sfnyson county 1t has likewise been discovered in
Dallas c0nuty on the Bluff o. Mountain Greek.
The Patriot grows hchFymcse ana lugubrious. On
the dsn;se Of the Advance Guard, late Of Sherman
hat now 90 more No doubt the editor left Sin dis
D.ssl for tie AdEaRce sGnsrd SEEMED b advance
qSkeayas ~ the time The Patriot becomes face
tons and scrfptora in his irritation 70 the 'Messen
,ss u eee ard sseaPy the barracks u DE dsfnncs
Card.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

WoNES.--lt has en- shrewdly remarked that there
four order. Of Tomen--the peacock with whom
dress is ali the maybe with HON chatter is all
the turtle dJye with whom love is all and tho para
die bird above them an.--Sumpter Printer.
The latter species prevail in Dallas and Fortunate
y quite numerous, the praries This peculiar
species may be considered rare in some localities,
bat our opinion given oruthologically, is that they
all are 'rat0 aues"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11

-Y From the Trinity Advocate, &c learn that toe
Grand Jurv of Anderson county brought in large
lumber Of true bills, against parties for playing
carl- in puyfic places, Where are the priraie pa-
COS a. In te eyes O. the law, bedroom used pny
for that purpose is no lOuger private room, if it can
lie proved that persons have resorted there on more
than three occasions for tie purpose of playing cards"
We do MT remember the charge Of Judge Burford
upon this point, bu. think he did specify SO par
cularly regard to the number Of times necessary
10 convert private into public room. The assem-
lied vision Of the state at Austin ought to have
eucidatcd this important problem, before many u
our worthy cifizef.s fsuad themselves caught.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-11
B. r. WILLIAMS
s II. CURRY
MARn TAYLnR. IL

report of the minority was laid upon the table
Mr.. Loughery moved to strike out all in the
ma jority report that suffered any county to vote
by proSy.-Lost.
Mr.. Hall, of Shelby, moved that the majority
report be received and adopted, upon which mo-
ton avery animated, discussion arose, which
waa participated in by Williams, Of Upshur I;
jennings, Of Harrison Hall, Of shelby Nichol-
son, of Dallas and Wright of Lamar, after which
tie report was received and adopted.
The President took the chair, and after some
appropriate remarks, announced the convention
organized. On mo ion the Convention adjourned
until tomorrow morning al u'clock.
Tuesday MoFNHG.-Conyentio met pursuant
to adiournment-rol of counties called--quorum
present
DR.. Quarles presented the credentials Of VIM.
D. Fitch, a proxy from Collin county and on mo-
ton, he was a1ni tied to = seat in the Conven-
ton.
The credentials of ". D. Fitch, delegate
from Grayson count, were presented and seat
allowed him as such.
The credentials of Mr.. w. u. Fitch as a proxy
from Cook county. were presented and on motion
the proxy from Cook was denied seat Mr..
Wright presented the following resolution and
moved it's adoption.
qssoiedThat we rrahrn the principles enunrir,ei in the
Cincinnati and Waco plztforns-
Mr.. Williams moved 10 amend: viz That a
committee be appointed, TO report platform to
this Convention-which motion was lost.
Mr.. Jennings called for the reading of the
Waco ard Cincinnati Platforms. The Conven-
ton having no copy Of the platforms, the reading
on motion was lost. copy Of the platforms
being obtained. the motion asnying tl,e reading,
was 70 considered and is was ordered that the
platforms be Rad.
Il vas q en- moved thai ne sulioB adjourn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
Five Points Hozse Of ludastrJ.

We are frequently called n the foliow.ns msHs;
scle one cal o. the Institution and We ssrt yca
aon.on Of yrOvsons Or money! snoh DAY Bat JoS I'D
Our explanation cas.s IA ths: There his,on
souses the Five Pontsi blidins called Hesss q b
tassys (hr PEAsEs toe other bans called Fss Porss
kssios hethodist) snSui 70 send oo1tr-
wilton should direct 10 Five PoinLs ksSon N "" Il
voCl6 reach Mr. PkAsEs insation bat would tie
Methods: ssu.ion aud Of oouA
ss eeption bocaase < tee kHs, Asss Dons.
kons tutsnds Tor should b. directed L. NJ PEAsE T.
sIgLow Hegse of iudasy, n y Grs.ef sz the fbersfy
or fends feel ho1na isce 70 taem aud ourselves
H. r. BARLOW, saperiDtsnSent
L n. PEAsE. GeEsrS Agent
1,v.yeyt Nov ~ ie5S-
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The LoIden Critic "I,' re.lJ y.a.o,e ven !.
ipded, and naiTaes her Own @ith uIa
f-ct.d tood humor
complete faithful decpou Of that which forms the sub
sIsttn sf Germany. She made teI.et a; bone sita
the people whose she has descrtoed' l. Courier
M0eh hat is here said I, nowhere else said the author
eye. have seen and s.s have Eeard5-iN Y oe,eTysr.
" Here descriptions Of tie sos AMI r,ds the farmer.
wiz. dTtniing churches funerals balls marAssI betrohA',
gents and fesvs. and in short the ~Hoe piuor
and sneSays at @ oS.rvAs.on ~ = f. Y Ccmm.rci.L
siys. Us Of Information which is rarely Afforded
By travellers who look merely upon tae 'u.es snd y pre-
sened in unssgnrt STYLE 1nd WITH yyldI e,s and aln9t
Of des which besPvak close and careful
It is not tourist .heteh book careful representation
open heey the inspection OF KIND hrevd obseryu
woman who how her opportunities for the public
inform siion - ny luierenctLt
Her sketches BE- ar 1teins evidence OF truhne'
te and evirce powers obs.r alton and insight - Bos
Nohrs to bave escsyed observation Of wide
swske author and she e her story with true woman tact
Il Philadelphia PIesbytsrian.
Also, Ja,t Ready:
Twelfth Edition Of TIM oTHY TITCOMB's LETTERS l
rhh Edlticn Of BiTTER-swEET. By J. @. Holland, al
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NATURE Easb ASb ThE tT n
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Second Eaiton Of DUST AND FOAM; Or Two cosrr-
TIsESTs AID THREE OCEANS. By T. e. Warrea. vol
seventh Edition Of POWER OF PRAYER By the Rev. Dr..
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