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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
J.F. SMITH, M. D., AURIST,

'. oui -. SAehSAy
Principal of the NeV York and Cincinnati
Insttutions for the Deaf
HyN.v,OU.N.CRS TO THOSE PEE.
81 with whom he has been in correspond
ence, aud the public generally, that he tenders to
them his professional services, and may be consult
ed between the hours of A. III. and r NJ, daily,
for ewdays, ut the SHERWOOD HOUSE.
Dsafnsss, .N,SSse fn the Mead, and SIT
Dtsagrssabis Dfseharsss speedily "sd
Permanently Cured, sctfh0wf Pafs or
xnc0sgsafsnes.
Strict and undivided attention to this branch OF
special practice has enabled him to reduce his treat
ment to such degree of success as to find the most
confirmed and obdurate cases yield, by steady at
tention TO the remedial agents which he prcscrbes
IA gentleman, an honorable man, and skillful in
his profession. Jesse Clement, Editor Western
Literary Messenger.
ga gentleman and successful in the profession"
A. p Wheeler, Nj. D., Wheeling, Va.
ssYou will find him of the noble men Of
earth. Rev. John +. Robbie, editor n. W. Chris
tian Advocate, Buffalo.
"a skilful physician, Aurist without an equal,
a gentleman, and learned MANI. g. FELTON,,
ID. D., Montreal.
sThey all speak of him in the most grateful terms
for the benefit they have received" John G.
Vaughn, Chicago.
"iiis treatment is scientific, founded on correct
principles, with the additional aids of experience
and learning. ~. Cordozo, Collector Of Customs,
Charleston, s G.
This is to certify that was relieved OF deafness
of forty years standing, by short attendance
upon DIR. j. +. Smith, Auris, and cheerfuly recon-
mend his treatment to my friends and the public
generally, Of application. and efhcacious for
its cure."-Thomas w. Morris, Bank Of Charleston,
Charleston, s. q. au25-3i
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A s.ep In the Right direction.

Mr.. EpIToR,-I was glad to see by the
proceedings of the Council of Saturday,
Published in yesterday mornings Journal,
that that body has displayed its good sense
by reducing the tax on ten pin alleys and
billiard tables to S25 and $40. The tax of
S5oimposed by the recent ordinance upon the
subject was justly regarded as oppressive.
In many instances it must have proved pro-
hibitoryi and, indeed was, avowedly, so in
tended by some of its advocates. This is an
unwise and hazardous policy, dictated by
an illiberal and bigoted spirit, and, if con-
tinued, would, in all probability, have re-
suited in the speedy overthrow Of all re-
straint upon this and kindred subjects. |
accord with your leader of yesterday morn
ing; Occasional relaxation and amuse-
ment are now recognized as essential wants
for the health and happiness of all classes,
and which men in every condition have q
right to claim" There is nothing morally
wrong in game of billiards or ten pins.
They are not essentially gambling games, and
are seldom used for that purpose. They af-
ford healthful exercise, and a pleasant re-
creation. l can't play at either, but it would
be the extreme of intolerance for me to at
tempt to prohibit an innocent amusement,
because can't, or don't choose to indulge
in it.
The only valid objection l havo heard
adduced against these places of amusement,
that they are apt to lead young men into
idle and vicious habits, is in a great degree
obviated by a provision of the ordinance,
which forbids their keepers to permit minors
to frequent them. lfthis is enforced, there
is no good sense in attempting to prohibit
or break down these games by inordinate
and oppressive taxes; nor can such policy
be long successful in Evansville. five would
make these places of amusement contribute
their due portion of revenue to the city
we must be content with moderate meas
ures
l am glad to say, also, that thus far {
spirit of moderation has controlled the
movement for the enforcement of the licens,
law, and the better observance of Sunday il
the city and vicinity. If this course is pur
sued, we may hope for permanent abate
ment of many of the evils of the Liquor
traffic, and of the more offensive forms o
Sunday violation. But here, again, an at
tempt to pursue the law to the extremes, i
capable of worse results, in soon leaving u
without law. Remember, in mediis tutissi
mus IBIS Eof BosToN.
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New YORK STATE CANALs.-The decline
in business upon the Erie Canal has been so
great this season as to create serious alarm
that it will not much longer be able to sus-
tain itself as paying institution" to the
State. The receipts of -four from the OPEN
ing Of the canals in 1859 up to the third
week in August figure up 2O3, 400 barrels,
against $4,000 barrels for the correspond
ing period of 1853; of wheat, 7O7, 300 BUSH
els, against J,OGl, 300; of corn, l,522, 300
bushels, against 2,s63, 800; and of barley,
$50, 800 bushels, against 1872, 100. Reducing
the wheat to flour, the deficiency in the re-
ceipts of 1859. as compared with 1883,
would be 1928, 300 barrels The disparaties
for the third week in August are still more
striking. The receipts of -four were but
$500 barrels, against $1,000 in 1858; of
wheat, IS, 300 bushels, against 1874, roo; of
corn, $4,000, against 10000; and of bar
ley, not bushel at all, against 5000 bushels
in 1858.
This decline IN business upon the canal IS
attributed to the low rates of freight upon
the competing lines of railway, which-as
it is EAid--have beeu carrying freight at
less than the cost of transportation. This
competition has undoubtedly withdrawn a
large amount of business from the canal
but large part of the loss is to be attribut-
ed to a decline in the shipments of produce
from the West When the accounts are
made up for the year, the deficit in the
amount of Western shipments will be found
TO be greater even than it has been estimat-
ell. The New York Herdld thinks that, I'M
less something be done to relieve the canals
from the heavy costs of State management,
they will have to go the way of the Penn
sylvania public works, which cost the State
forty millions of dollars, and were sold TO
private corporation for seven and half mil
lions.
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s@- Mr.. Douglas paper upon the line
dividing the jurisdiction of the general and
State governments, published in "Harpers
Monthly" for September, is a very able pa
per, and will do much to settle and fix pop
ular opinion upon the subject of Territorial
rights. Ii is the ablest production we have
ever read of his, and will have wide influ-
ence in securing to him the support of sound
conservative and independent men in all
sections of the country
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n9-ftis darkly limited in Baltimore that

a Vigilance Committee is called for. The
secret societies of murderers and incendia-
ries, robbers, ravisherS, and ballot-box stuff
ers are to be crushed by an united efforts of de-
ceut men. The question as to open war
with the ruffians has become one of pressing
importance. The city isbecoming impover-
ished as well as disgraced. Real estate is
depreciating in value merchants avoid the
place; good citizens are sacrificing their
property and hurrying away. To submit
any longer to the reign of rowdyism is
ruin.
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The ADMINISTRATIONS ORGAN AND Gov.
WIsE.-That staunch old Democratic jour
nal, the North Carolina Standard, reads the
Constitution lecture for its continued as
saults upon Governor Wise But for Henry
A. Wise, says the Standard, Virginia would
not have gone for Mr.. Buchanan aud but
for the vote Of Virginia Mr.. Buchanan would
not have been nominated
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BA- On Thursday last, Henry Clay Err
win, grandson of the late Henry Clay,
was found at the Gault House, Louisville, in
the agonies of death. Medical aid was pro-
cured as soon as possible, but without avail
as he died soon after. He was about 80
years OF age. A brother Of the unfortunate
deceased died at the st. Charles Hotel, New
Orleans, few years ago, under similar
painful circumstances.
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B1~ a gentleman in Lockport, New
York, has ordered n no3el steamboat to be
built for him at Buffalo. He intends to
make trip with it by the lakes, down the
canal to the Ohio river, to Texas, where his
friends reside. The boat is about forty feet
long, seven beam, and eleven feet over all.
The engine is to be of eight horse power
The boat when finished, will cost about
eight hundred dollars.
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MEXICAN NEws.-,chs last mails from
Mexico bring important news. The Metro
politan and Bishop Of Mexico had assumed
the power and communicated from all
benefits of the church the entire Liberal
party and its adherents, composing prob
ably two-thirds of the population of the
country. Priests are forbidden to perform
any marriage or funeral rites, or admit to
the benefits of church, any one who adhers
or gives comfort to the party opposed to
Miramon and the church. Bulls of excom-
munication are feeble weapons Of warfare
in these days of Colts pistols and rifed
annon. 1t is probably one of the last throes
of expiring ecclesiastical power in the
country. Juarez, the leader of the Liberals,
is proceeding in the execution of the decree
for the confscation of the Church property.
Miramon's cabinet had been dissolved, and
his affairs were assuming desperate aspect.
Gen. Well, and an adherent of the Church
party had been defeated in Tamaulipas.-
Gen. Degollado had assumed command of
the Liberal army. He promises to take the
capital by October, but wants $4,000, 900
and 10000 men to do it.
The bonds of the matured debt had risen
ten per cent. .-.......
The decree of President Juarez respect
ing the Church property Of Mexico was cell
ebrated at Matamoros by the firing Of
salutes and a general parade of the citizens
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n@. We daily receive communications
from Eastern ladies, who want to be +" Gov
ernesses." Unfortunately for them, Gov.
Magoffin is n married man, and there is no
vacancy in that quarter.-Lou. Jour. 49,
AS we have two or three bachelor candi-
dates for Governor in Indiana, perhaps they
can be accommodated out this way within a
year or SO o. -..f as -sr--.
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st. Charles Saloon.

NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-- ENTIRE
DENOMINATIONS
HIESSRS. A.A.W.uRR fDREXPUSS,
w from New 0rleane, have purchased the ST.
CHARLES SALOON, ON First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have refitted il in an ee
CANT and attractive style. f - d
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers of fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will eDdeavor, In their new
house, to com bne all the eIegancies and luxnries
Of Northern and Southern Restaurats in the ST
CHARLES. t7 sra3t gilfr -,f -
They have brought large and complete stock
Of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which they
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance In that
city will enable them to obtain the choicest sup
plies Of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market in future, and they will spare ne expense
nor pains to make the ST. CHARLES surpass,
hereafter, its former representation, pleasant
Saloon place Of good living, and elegant, refined
and luxurious resort -st'- Or rttriI- llsft ssE4i
81 Billiard players viii find at this Saloon a set
Of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from the
well known and celebrated factory of J. NJ. Bruns-
wick e Go. l.s. .ls.t 20 i1el-1
The undersigned natter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal TO any Saloon in the west
ern country. -Ft-luv
RS- splendid Lunch win be served up in the
most approved style, every morning at 10 o'clock.
HAMMER DREIFUSS,
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
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be- The anti-Douglas papers accuse the
Illinois Senator with having organized Sc
cret societies in every State for the purpose
of promoting his chances for the Presiden-
cy in 1860. We presume every other can
didate will have friends and devotees who
will unite secretly to promote the success of
their favorites. ss-
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psa.Lctters from Washington say that the
receipt of " Harpers Monthly in that city,
with Senator Douglas manifesto, creates
the greatest excitement. Gov. Wises friends
declare that he must Immediately prepare a
counter document for Bonner's Ledger. ..j
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HA. Mr.. Douglas has published his elal

B@. Mr.. Douglas has published his elabo-
rate paper upon popular sovereignty in
"Harpers Monthly Magazine" which is a
copyright work. The Messrs. Harper have
given notice to newspaper editors not to
copy it without their special permission, for
the privilege of which they will perhaps de-
mand pay. 1t is singular that Mr.. Douglas
should communicate an address which he
desired to be read by every man, woman,
and youth in the country, to periodical
that would lock it up between its covers, by
a copyright, and preclude its being read ex-
cept by those who can have access to " Har-
pers Magazine" This is piece of exclu-
siveness that will rebound neither to Mr..
Douglas nor the Harpers' reputation and
popularity.
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To Printers.

TO Printers.
HyHE JyViDERSIG.V.ED HIVE n
IL large amount of PRINTING MATERIAL,
which they will sell CHEAP FOR CASH. 1t consists,
in part, of the following articles
400 lbs Brewer Type, --r.
600 " Bourgeois do,
800 [" Nonpareil do, -
$50 " Plea do,
25 90 2-line Plea Clarendon, o.
so T" Nonpareil Clarendon, (for newspa-
per display
font 50-line Condensed Antique Wood Type,
/ Washington Super-royal Hand Press, iron roll
ing fixtures, &c.
1 pair double medium, and pairs super-royal
chases.
10 brass-bottom news galleys, --....
q news sticks, slice galley.
ALS0-A lot of iron foot and side sticks, job
chases rules, leads etc. .. .-s. ..-.. b
This material is--some ofit-as good as new, aud
none Of it is much the worse for wear.
For all sums over $50, we will give reasonable
credit, provided satisfactory paper be given us.
Here is a chance rarely met with for SPLENDID
BARGAINS. We call the attention Of all Print
ers who may wish TO increase their stock, start
new offices, to our Inducements. r. ... -.f
For further particulars, address ...f-.I
CAMERON & McNEELY,
aug30-3td&Itw indianapolis, Ind.
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MAR ri

August %, 1859, by Rev. A. Hutson, Mr.. THOMAS
wEsTFELL ami Miss CASA HAIRS, all of Gibson
county, Ind. -r -~ .
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HvHOSE sPLlNT IND Sta We
IL PEACH BASKETS have come at last. To
those who want to ship or send to friends abroad
some Of those delicious peaches now coming into
market, We would say that we have large lot of
excellent peach baskets hand, tho very best art
Gle TO protect this tender fruit from injury during
transportation For sale low, by the piece or doz-
en-, by (au25l 81 Eli. COOK d SON.
TW-O GOOD C.9RPE.N-TERS WANT
IL ED. Inquire at the shop, corner Of Seventh
and Walnut streets. au25-Iw
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Gy.ALT! SALTA
- 1000 bSis 2 bush each, Ohio River Company.
$500 I" ESQ lbs J" Z" /"
300 " $50 Z" Dairy.
Also, Dairy Salt in 5fb and I'm bags. for sale al
lowest rates, by GEO. FOSTER d CO.,
an22 AGENT Ohio River Salt Company
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DOCAEsTER AND BUPFaL o

J. IvlNSON, late Master Mechanic Il. d c
Railroad. .+
d. CALLAHAN, late Engineer an Machinist do.
VIM. HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Moulder for
Roelkor Klussman & Co.
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N0.N'sTITCTIOJv:1L co VIEW.

Notice is hereby given that on the second Tues
day in October, being the eleventh day of said
month, in the year A. u. 1852 there will he poll
opened in each township In yanderburgh county,
the usual places of holding elections therein, for
the purpose of taking the sense of the qualified
voters Of said county, ON calling convention 20
alter, amend, revise the Constitution of the Stale
OF Indiana. JOHN y. GAyITT.
augpO-6w ...... ..
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I'M p o X tn. Mt TO .fLL.-.uR. Il.
IL KAHN takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Evansville and the public generally that
lac has his stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
complete, and particularly, that he has bought
some of the finest ready made Clothing at the
Enlistment of Brooks & Bro, New York; much
better made-up Clothing than Devlin's and fifteen
per cent. cheaper in the prce-of which he iivites
the public to satisfy themselves, aud be their own
Judges, in regard to the Clothing and price. lie
has also employed first-rate Tailor mt his estab
lishmcnt, which will enable him to make up any
thing in his line to order, rs cheap they can be
bought ready made. Besides this, he keeps IA gen.
eral assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
and IA very good assortment OF Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing. .- .rF ..4. - r
Please call at his store, Main street, and sat
isfy yorrseiveS OF the above facts auy:sD
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HOOP IRON.-1OO REyN.DLRS rs
III sorted sizes, ranted to be of the very best
quality, Just received aud for sale by
au24 y. JACOB STRAUB a SON
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0kA Gentlemen will meet again at o'clock
this evening, when Mons. ID. hopes to all his
pupils Present-thOse who have finished their
course well as those who have not.
aug:5O-lt - DANIE LLE, P. ID.
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Notice to Directors.

lIHAH DAAEC1OkS ~ TAE 6OGTh.
II western Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical
District Fair will meet Ut Evansville on Tuesday
September 9Th, 1859, for the purpose of selecting
Judges of Award for the ensuing Fair. Directors
will please make out and bring with them a list of
persons in their county qualified to act, that the
Board can select from the hole. -.
BY order of the President.
au2i-tt r. HORNBROOK, Ssc'y
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? Ir"J -'N'
ER WE HAZE JUST

a. received "a few choice Ladies' Gold Watches,
Diamond back. Also few fine English Watches
and some beautiful sets Of Coral Jewelry. In
short time shall receive our Fall stock. In the
meantime will sell at remarkably low prices.
BITTR0LFF BROS,
Mai strae
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SYRUP
HOPS AND BON ESET

1T is the safest, surest, cheapest, and most reia-
BILE remedy for the permanent cure Of
COLDS, = n COUGHS,
H0ARSENESS, ASTHMA, ~ q
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH,
And all affections of the Throat and Lungs. 1t be-
ing prepared upon Scientific principles, aud from
articles that entirely vegetable. Tie
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND B0NESET
Is manufactured by -
4 G. ROTHENBUSH & SON,
Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all or
ders must be addressed and sold by
KELLER WHITE, Druggists
Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the country. jan26-ly
S1E BOXES EXTRA MA.MBVRGH
@SJ Cheese,
IS A No. I Pine Apple Cheese,
~ Ibis Powdered Sugar,-- - 49,
8 bbls Crushed do, - ~
$50 lbs choice sugar-cused Dried Beef,
500 lbs prime Leaf Lard,
10 bxs Star Candles, .ii lnIt
10 bxs Opal do, "a vi 90. q ass Eaf
10 kits new Mackerel. Received per steam
or ST. Louis, at I'll. COOK DE- SONS.
= OyN.DOyN. PORTBk AND SCOTCH
IL ALEA casks assd pts q qts London Porter,
>. A do do do Scotch Ale.r
A genuine imported article at
augl9 Z.H. COOK SONS.
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"o.s.N'TED To $50
~ acres of valuable unimproyed Land, in Car
roll county, Iowa, for "A House and Lot ina a bnsi-
ness street in Evansville. Apply To REID b
STONE, Attorneys at Law, Evansville
augbO-3t
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"There is q wonderful combination of native tai
ent of the first order in this truly National Work.
IN. Y. Daily Times.
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pIIRIIC SCHOOL

THE FREE SCHOOLS OF THIS
II City will commence Monday, September
5th. All transfers to or from the city must be made
prior 70 September Goth, 1859. .-..r ......
By order of the Board
au24-td p. H0RNBR0OK, Clerk.
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I AoOTICE.-.iLLT .fyV.DERBURGH
ov County Orders drawing interest, and which
have been endorsed previous to juno i. 1858, will
he redeemed ON presentation 10 the County Treas
urcr. a -'l
N. B.-No interest accruing after this date on
said orders will le paid. II. s., 1852. Chapter liz,
Section s. THE0. YENNEMANN,
augI9-Iw tt. Treasurer ". q.