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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
N0O " rs TMB TIME TO PUR-

hOOW" IS TAB TIME To PUR.
0v CHASE.-Having received new lot of
choice and fancy Groceries, are now prepared 10
present to tho pubic stock rs nearly complete in
articles of our line be found anywhere, and
our facilities for purchasing and connections
ble III TO oflor our goods at prices as low, If not
lower, than can be had anywhere else I'm this mar
ket. Our metto IL ''value against Naluc,' and
how far we have adhered to this, may be seen by
the patronage bestowed upon us hitherto, and it
ID the interest Of the public to patronize esiab-
lishment where they set the best and the most for
their money invested. All we ask Is to examine
our stock and prices every information about thu
same will he CHI crfully given.
sep12 Il. III. COOK & SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BELL HANGING.
HDRRSOyN,S WISHING door or
IL ROOM BELLS put up, changed, or repaired
in q neat and substantial ner, have il done
promptly and Mt fair prices by leaving their orders
ut Mr.. w. Caldwelrs store, or at the Mansion
House. i am just getting over spell of sickness
and would feel thankful to the citizens for all the
work they can give me in my line. IL my work
does not give satisfaction, L do not ask pay.
eE5- Good references can be given.
sep24 ANDREW BLACK.
N coon ZONE OF OXEN FOR
Oh sale. Inquire Of
sep2i-lw vICKERY BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
Now GOODS at
..IGiOAKLEY'S.

.-I--aIl OhhIG Il De
- . First street, are in receipt eli large stock
of Carpets, Floor. Table, and Stair Oil Cloths |;
Window Shakes, Stair Rods, Gotten, Linen, Wool
en-, and Silk -DamasSs; Rings. Mats, Bleachcd and
Brown Muslin, Cotton and woolen Flannels, Cot.
ton and Lin.n Sheetings all grades and sizes Of
Blankeis,aI qualities OF Shawis, Knitting Yarn,
and Cotton Hosiery and Gloves; CariIlets, CASH
meres. Cloths, Chlirens Plalls, MernOes, Ladies'
Dress Goods, Silks, DeBeragos, Plain aud Figured
DeLaines, JacOnet and Swiss Muslns, Embroidery
and Embroidered Collars, Wooden Goods. all shades
of Worsted and Chemical Calicoes, Gisghsns, I'm
brellas for Gents Ladies' and M isses Iioops, Hoop
skirts, &c, which offered for cash at reasonable
prices and price To all. LIZ rt-1r
-Nse also have on hand large amount If Pork.
Lard sIolasses, and Whisky Cooperagc. 0rers fili-
cl ut sl,srt Notice, and iowprices. - sepl0- I'm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24

RJ0R RENT OR SALE-THE FARM KNOWN
IL as tho "0ld Nv hetstone Stone place." on the
new Petersburgh road, three and halt miles from
Evansville, containing 50 acres, go Of which un-
der cultivation. There three never failing
springs OF water; good frame dwelling, contain
inc six rooms q commodiOus barn and othe build
ings, all Of which new and conveniently arrang-
ed. There also about 200 fruit trees, compris-
ing great variety Of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
ounce, Cherry, dc. Fences aud ether improve
ments are in complete order.
For further particulars, apply 10 me on the prem
Uses, ut the store OF vickery Brothers, So Main
street, Evansville. ~. -. ~.
spt22-d6wlw WIN. YICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
N LOT or HOOTS, SHOES, M
AfH EnRN MEAL, af nnciilll. at nnI Auctin


THE GREAT EASTERN ECLlPSEDt
0uT THIS .WO.nEsv'T THE .fRRx-
81 val of the greatest ship is yet uncertain; but
IL IL rejoicing to know that the stock of FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS at SAM. EMBIcH 4
Co.'S Is the most complete In the city and "a they
expect to increase their sales largely by selling
cheaper than ever, their customers may rely upon
getting bargains.
They will be pleased to show their stock OF goods
TO all, whether they wish to buy or not, and all
ooods ara warranted as represented. sep25
NOU.S'TRY BR.Ayt Ind SHOHTS-
u A small lot, very rich, ust received by Canal,
for sale by GEO. FOSTER a. 90. .
THyF.nOrHH. SEED.-6O B.sRRELs
IL choice, for sale low to close consignment, by
sep23 -t GEO. FOSTER co.
TNyUHEs ISLAND S.gL r. - 1,2OO
IL bags No. l. full weight, in store and for sale 10y
ssp23 GEO. FOSTER & co.
DECTiFxED W-HlShE.-IOOB BLS.
HI McGregors Extra, equal TO the best Cincin-
natl brands, for sale low to close consignment 10y
sep23 GEO. FOSTER * co.
EyLOBR. II FULL SUPPLY or
II all grades, in barrels and sacks, receiving
daily and for sale by GEO. FOSTER x co. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-24
E. sc. RAILROAD COMPANY,

SEcRErARy's oFFIcE, Evansville, Sept Is.
IKvTE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IL holders in this Company, and election Of Di-
rcctors, will he held Mt the Court House, I'm the
City of Evansville, on MONDAY, October 81,
proximo, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
and T. NJ. by order of the Eoard.
seplC-td J. L. MARTIN. Sec'y-
HfOOPRRS' .N'0TzCE.-THE UkDER
~ signed have just received 90 setts assorted
sizes "Terre Haute" Truss Hoops, inanniactufed %
the very best timber, warranted equally as goou
rs the Ohio Tool Company's. and = per cent tess
Ia prices than tho latter. For sale by
JACOB STRAUB a SON,
sepl5 II Main street, bet. Second q fhira'
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"OUSE AND LAND FOR SALE ONE OF
H the most beautiful places about Evansville,
with acre planted in fruitful vines, and five or
eleven in garden, rs the purchaser may desire; a
good we'll the premises. twill be offered at pri
vate salc if not seld before the 2sh of the month,
the above property will DO pnt up at auction and
sold to the highest bidder. Terms made known on
the day of sale. PHIL. kLONICHER.
Stringtown. Ind. Sent. 22-td
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26


DEMOCRATS ATTENTION BY re-
ference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that an election is to take
place, on Saturday evening next, for
Delegates to the Democratic County
Convention All good Democrats viii
do we'll to attend to this matter, and
use their influence to prevent any but
good true Democrats, from reprcscn-
ting them at the primary election as it
is of the utmost importance that good
men should be put on our ticket, in
order to prevent what our opponents arc
trying their best to create, division in
our ranks, which can only be prevented
by putting forth our best men, and that
must be attended to at the primary
elections, hence theft Importance.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

work, which your labors have erected,
and which it shonlj bc. Your pride and
glory to protect as proud monumen.
of your intelligence, perseverance, and
skill. Did they come forward at the
cemmencernent.n your great work, and
help you No. they did not Did
they not get the very money which
Davis first lent for the construction Of
the works, which they put in their own
pockets Have they not received
nearly every dollar which the Ditch has
earned Yes. Have they accounted
for that money, as honest just men
shonld have ione' No Then why
will yoi the Stockholders, allow them
BY their obstinancy and selfsl,ness, to
lepordizc your property, it lzys with you
to say whether the present disagreeabl e
ruiness uncertainty shall Continue or
whether by Insisting. as you have a
riehtta do, compromise shall be ef-
fected, look to it fien it is your bust
ness, and must be attended to.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

THEATRICAL.-The California Va
riety Troupe, including among its mem
bers the charming Miss Lulu Sweet,
who dances dharmingly, sings sweetly
and acts admirably, and promises to he
come one Of The best actresses of the
State. G.. S. Rouse who feally is an
excellent actor and wants but the name
TO be recognized as such, aud Califor-
MAS Lyric Poet, the jolly, funny, good
humored, Mart Taylor, whose local
sopys, arc hit I" wherever he goes.
Only fancy a song of one hundred yer
ses, touching upon the pcculiarities of
the residents of locality, which is In
variably In the kihdlirst manner, and at
which 1t were Impossible to be offended
We hever saw merrier company
than that which listened to MART "
on Tuesday eve. Some of his points
we're excellent, we heard it stated by
many, that the performances Of this
troupe was the most mirth-exciting of
any in tho State
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Capital In CallG,rnla

Nearly every paper in the State, has
at times contained articles, condemhinp
the system Of exporting The seal,l, Of
cur Golden State" to the older States
or foreign countries to pay for articles
OF luxury or convenience, which we could
manufacture or produce for ourselves
If we could only induce capitalists to
employ their capital at homo, 10 aid in
developing our numberless resources in
place of sendngsit away to enrich our
neighbors. There mnst be some capss
and that most powerful one too. which
influences capitalists to send tliejt mono y
10 The Older States, or to foreign coun-
'ies, where they cannot obtain more than
nve TO ten per ceht Interest upon their
money, when at home it will realise from
twelve TO thirty six per cent.
We DO not pretend to be very pro
found political economists; but se cannot
refrain from stating, that in ojlt opinion,
tins evil-for evil it is-havine the most
injurious effect upon the best-thc vital
interests OF our young State, may be
readily traced to its source. which is !:
the insecurity of property-nay Of even
life itself, from the outbreaks Of mob
violence SO fequently disgracing our
State. And against which the s.lawsn
afford no we'll assured protection in sap
port OF our opinion, We alduec the case
OF Mr.. Erwin Davis, whose name is in
everybody's mouth at the present time,
in connection with the affairs of the
New Ditch. Towards the construction
of which, he has furnished nearly all the
leash" which has been expended. 1t
being of such magnitude, that all similar
structures in the State, appear but in
plgmy proportions when compared to it,
costing upwards Of million and a halt
OF dollars
This Mr. Davis being capitalist and
known as such, was applied to by the
managers of the enterprise. to lend his
money as an investment, which he did,
taking as matter business, a mortgage
on the Ditch as security for the repay
ment OF his loan. In the process of time
Mr.. Davis disc overed that certuin parties
were endeavouring to obtain Unfair ad.
vantages over HMM fact to defraud d
him Of the money lent to the Company
in good faith, he after demanding, but
without obtaining any satisfactory expla-
nation from the Company, did as every
man has light to do, and what every
man worthy the name of an American
citizen should do-applied to the laws of
his country to protect his rights. And
after conforming to all the details of the
'laws delay" 6ually obtained judge
ment in his own favor, and sold the Ditch
All this the law says, he had right to
DO, and is bound to protect him in doing.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

MINNIE ACcIDENT.-Mr. Orfin Goss
had his leg broken in txo places, on
Tuesday evening last, while at work on
his claim at Three Pine Gulch. The
unfortunate man was attending the by
draulic pipe, when the bank some %
feet deep caved in, and thus the acci-
dent, one Of a class occurring every day
among miners, and but in too many
cases arising from wan. cf proper pre-
caution.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
: For County sses.or.
For Sheriff.

- are authorized 10 announce. ROBERT
ssaMt5tLAN. of Columbia, is a Candidate for
Sheriff. suhleti 10 the decision of the ensuing
; Democratic County Convention.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
LoTTERIE
WOOD, EDDY SEQ.
Legalized Lottery Operators
OF THE UNITED STATE.

OF THE UNITED srATEh
And owners of the old and RELIABLE Grant.s from
the states Of Iclawar api Georgia late unl, the
m mtnrgelnent OF GREG'lRS 4 tfAWRY and SAMUEL,
SWAN X Cf have f'ia ie arrangements tc
9. CASH PRIZE TlCkErS
IN riiE c!fF or SsS fRANc'sH:, n" capital
from sloodo II 3 HR]r fiii the p,icrs ior ,ic
$40 i't *lpiFs s. ',r halves. and q, or
me offcai drawings under the certificates,
commissioners. will b. published in ~.yer,I of
prominent PaIer~ o this State and u lille of
York H.,old c"n;ain ng complete li.t OF
drawings. tlly BE- 1t The office of n
M. rs Montgomery street, Francisco or
and Go : ESpie-s.
Inc,,>urc, Tor orders in sums nf 81
may lie made b, Express at the risk
Wood Eddy Co.: and al orders Tor
ticulars concrrI ling these Lotteries,
sp"Iriei 10 by addressing -
WOOD, Ep
my2G-jm
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
For County Clerk.

FDWARD STANRrRROuGV of J,clso,r;,,. n.;u
h" a candidate for COUNTY CLERK before the next
i'm"crai'e County Convention of Tuo,rnne county.
NAL r.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
For sheriff

FRED. I.UA. of Peoria. is candidate for
SHERIFF. subject to the nomination ef the ne K I
democratic County Convention Of Tuolumnc
County
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

I CdLUMBrA MARBLE.-Mr Benedict
MAO Was formerly resident Of this city
hat now resides at Stockton, has quite
an. extensive establishment for the man.
ufacture Of monuments, tnmbstones,
&c, at the latter place The Stockton
papers speak IN high praise Of the
beauty of the material, and The excel
ierc of the workmanship 81 such mon
uments &c. Wc teiisiire to say that
were the marble suarrics which here are
worthless, in any other country, they
would be greater source of wealth to
the owhst, than the best quartz lead
yet found in California, Some of it is
beautifully fine and Close in texture
working much like DoIoiuite We ub
served large twelve mule team loaded
with it for Stockton, on Tuesday last.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

Ok HALL.-Our old friend Mack
everybody knows Mack, with his good
ldoking, pleasant face. Well Mack has
dpehed New Saloon, or the corner OF
State Street aud Broadway, which he
has had fitted up in first rate style, and
given it the above name. From his
we'll known experience in such matters
the public may depend upon getting
uonc but the best Of liquors at Oak Hall
Call and see the " institution :.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

Miss ANNETTE INcK.-Tbis highly
gifted lady AID accomplished actress,
will perform at Cardipcll's Tbcater on
Saturday evening tiest, May osth,
On which OCCASION she will be assisted
by TIE best stock company id the State,
including among its members such we'll
known actors, as G Ryer. II II War
wick. And will present for the first
time in Columbia, the beautiful Tragedy
of "Ion." From the superiority Of the
performances of this company-their
attention to costume etc, We feel assured
that the public will have an opportunity
Of witnessing a beautiful and Instructive
entertainment. As the perftfih .nce is
for the benefit Of Miss Ince, We hope
the public will literally patrohisc one
who so we'll merits their encouragement
We have received copy of d letter
from the Rev c. S. Lacy, concerning
the new route via Tehuntepec, in which
the Reverend gentleman gives glow
ing account of the beauty of the coin-
try, its salubrity &C., but complains
greatly Of the negligence of the officials
connected with the company's land
transportation arrangements. The ori
ginal letter has been published in the
Weekly Pacific, and is we'll worth the
reading, as it contains many little Incl
dents and matters which professional |
letter writer's would not condescend to
notice but which are highly intercs-
ting and important to those who pur-
poAe travelling by the Tehuantapec
Route.
THANKS to Clark & Tucker of the
newspaper and Stationary store on Main
Street.
To Mr.. Dacgncr of Wells Fargo &
CompanJ's express.
To j. w. Sullivan of San Francisco
for newspapers and other iaycrs.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
SONORA, MAY Odd 1859.

MEssRs. WoLcorr & McNrEL, A.
iornsps fnr The Cyeditors Of tte c. 8 S
Z. ". Go.
GESrLMEN: At the request Of my
friends | have consented to rescind the
exclusion of Smart, Goodrich, & Donnel
& Parsons, in my proposition of May,
GOTH On condition Donnell s. Par
sons and Goodrich divide the net pro-
cecds Of the Ditch since the day ol
sale, PRO rata among the creditors ex-
t:eptihg Myself
Yours respectfully
ERWIN DAVIS.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

Many thanks to j w. Sullivan f.,
copies Of The DO. R,rn1iicom NY.
UeroH and Boston J0arnhl, rccctv. d
by the last overland mail He is sole
agent for these papers Id California.
We have from the saifie Source verv
convenient table Of foreign coins
circuiation in calif0this -
Pacific coast with the Nj
Price one d5llar per doz-..
ROBERiS THOMPst
attention Of the whofeaale
is directed 10 the advertis
firm in another column of
Having the advantae
connections, that gives L..
taees in the lobbing line.
ton Of interior merchants to .u,s INC d.
goods. guaranteeing them the nett gain OF
mere iobbcrs profits, 10y dealing viii their
importing house.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

AMERICAN ExcmAseE.-Withihi the las!
two years, and since Mr. Bailey Sargent ha $
hecomc proprietor of this House, i. has under
gone extensive additions, alterations and irfi
provements. Every room III the house has
been rsfurnshcd with tho Host Costly mahog-
any sets, and with the latest Improvements in
premium spring matrasses. at cost to each
room Of several hundre;t dollars. That the
Table gHo!e presents better Bill of fare tha il
any other first class hotel. is now conceded
end the prices of living is as reasonable as any
othst first class house. The advantages to
the travelling and BUSINESS cmomunity stop
ping a, this house is its central lScation, Gein !
hear banks, express offices and rlstes of anu
ement; in fact it is ths home sn'phaticalIy
of the traveller. business man and man of lei
sure visiting San Francisco.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

t4-fAt 20 false dt!itacy prevent lie invalid from
seeking medical relief-the card OF hr l.. j. Cza fhhs
to be found in another column indicates where to OBJ
ain reliable and competent physician II is seldom
that called upon to bear testimony IN favor o
the skill Of the physician but Of duty rs well
justice demands that should not pass nr. Gap
KAY by. without something more than mere mt ntion
Unlike the greater portion of those who thrust them
selves and their nostrums before the public whose
practices empirical DR.. Czapkay is gentleman "
rare medical and scientific attainments, having held
ring the late Hungarian Revolution. and is possessed
of all the requisite experience and skill for th succes:
ul practice Of his profession. II is to Tie and ad
vice Of such physician would commend al sh'er
ing from the effects of sexual private distae feeling
assured that in all such complaints whether arising
from Infection ndscreton, self abuse loss OF viri
ity, he guarantee from his extensive practice,
speedy and rerman nent Those suffering from
the effects Of ysical and mental debility. would
ay let take the place of false modesty,
and seek such advice as will you from untin
ly grave. and lead you back again to prstin" !
consult Or. Cnapkay, whom cheerfuily en,y~.
skilliul and tried physician capableo OF coping vi
successfully eIadicating these selein0cted mis-
the evils OF en-; ;cal practice and all diseases oi Sc
nal nature n Czspksys oftces ctcrfrerto 10
street oprosie .cihe Nail eteamsh o,ce san ran
cisco. mag lanf
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
w. -.
Club HOu

ME UndrTsigned having
n. SOLE AGENTS for sale 81 this
fofRia and Oreebn are prepared
with an article that HIS no equal j,
the Pt'RE ARTICLE in its 6nest
and favor
This Gin ia IMPORTED DIRECT
by Messrs. W. S. CORWiN 4 co.
have made arrangements with the
BELL RtOTIIERS ior its sole inlpo
the STATES and Cana las
We are assured il is the ONLY
:FNTI LUB HOTSE Z
i tSTO THIS NAEFt
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

DfN. Re5f3fSSUS SSfEssk, az yl,incse camp. j.
f storisei AGENT Who viii take orders or sign re
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cardinell's Theater.

80, -, 60. r~>--'->-----~>-~--->~-0~
FOR BENEFIT OF MISS ANNETTE IN,,t
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26
Change of san Frsnsi.co Agency.

MIR. BENNETT the only person authorized
10 collect monies due this Office frosn th, date
Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26


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Columbia weekly news., 1859-05-26

THANKS to Clark & Tucker Of the
newspaper and Stationary store on Main
Street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

AN ESrERPRIsING YoUrH.-It will be re-
membered that year or two ago, young
man by the name of WORKMAN, of Maury
Co., forged a check on one of the banks in
this city, borrowing for the urpose the name
OF Mr.. JOHN A. THOMPSON, also of Maury
county, and was captured by the Cashier OF
the bank, after handsome little race up the
street. This peice OF Illegal scribbling cost
the young mans father IA thousand dollars or
SO, and it was hoped that the lesson would
not be entirely thrown away upon the youth.
but it turns out that it was. We learn from
gentleman who came down on the cars from
Columbia yesterday, that this same young
man has again fallen into disgrace. His
father, it seems, had two negroes hired to
Nash, EDsALL & Co., railroad contractors;
these the young man managed to get into his
possession night before last, aud went aboard
of the cars with them at Franklin yesterday
morning. The Conductor had already been adj
vised that such an event would probably Oc-
cur, and some where this side ofFranklin, went
TO WoRTHAM and asked him IL the negroes be-
longed to him, and if so, if he had bill Of sale
for them about his clothes which 1t wouldn't
be too much trouble 20 exhibit. WORTHAN re-
piled that his father had given him the ne
groes but he had no bill of sale, nor any
other paper to attest the fact that the munif-
cent acknowledgements had actually taken
place. WhereupOn, the conductor took the
colored Offering Of a tender father to Ii ia
vorite sou into his own keeping, and an
nounced to the young man his intention to
carry them back to their rightful owner.
Which he accordingly did on the return trip
in the afternoon. When the conductor took
the negroes under his charge, Mr.. WoRTHAN,
who made no objection to the proceedings,
observed that as he had no business in Nash
vile, he would get off the train. Having no
authority to detain him, the conductor suffer
cd him to walk or.
Serious tears are entertained that that
young mans early piety is pretty much ex-
hausIed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-30

THEATRrcAL-At the "Gaiety" tonight
we are to have the beautiful and soul-stirring
historical drama of " Charlotte Corday," in
the devoted and unfortunate heroine of which
Miss DAVENPORT made such decided impress
sion on Saturday night. OF course all those
who were prevented from attending by the
then prevailing storm, will crowd the boxes
tonight, especially as it is positively the last
time it can be performed, as Miss d. closes
with farewell benefit on Friday, and other
novelties now ready for the stage must be
made way for. The chanting of the French
National Hymn of Liberty, Z" La Marseil-
laise, at the close of the second act, is worth
a journey of dozen miles to hear and see
for in its rendition the acting of Miss DAyEN-
PORT is said to equal in intense truthfulness,
that of the famous RACHEL, in whose native
tongue it is magniicently chaunted.
We learn that the management has in re-
hearsal an entirely new play entitled Dot"
from DIcKENs's :. Cricket on the Hearth" in
which Miss DAVENPORT made a great sensa-
ton in Philadelphia; but can she not give US
one representation of her famous '' Camille"
which we have heard as running to crowded
houses exclusively her entire engagement