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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

(NsO.M y TAf.N'f3 We W-SAwED PuPLAh
~ SHINGLES.--A gentleman living in ct
the upper counties, having purchased one Of Nc
Georges celebrated ach ines for saving Shingles,
IL furnishing the subscriber weekly with sup
plies of these extra Shinglss-sawed out OF sound,
clear poplar, and put mp in bundles containing 500
Shingles, full count. These a good article. and
no mistake the best substitute for pine that he
found, and costing good deal less monav. Call
ami examine N n at
D. r. GLOVER'S Lumber Yard,
ape Corner Main and seventh streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20
Che aailg sonraal.

"a The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited
20 ther own immsdiate business, In their swn maine,
and all advertisements for the benefit OF other
-arsoas a. we'll a. legal advertisements and adTer
sisernsnts Of auction sales and advertisements with
the name Of other persons, sent in by them, must
bs paid for at the usual rates.
M No report, resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society association or pnbic meeting
and d. communication designed TO call attention 10
aay matter Of limited Of individual interest san bo
inssrlsd, unlesss paid for ~ an advertisement
NJ Contracts for yearly advertising VIII not be
nsc nflnued unless an order 10 that effect IL left at
he Cfhce, and when discontinued In less than a
rear, the pgice Of the whole year will be charged
no Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
lshed at the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
not elayable for legal proceedings, hut collscable
&C usual time.
No Our terms for job Work and transient st'rr-
Gseuents are CASM.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

WA1S PR.N.Ni.t'GTO.N IND DE
~ BRULER, having formed copartnership for
the practice Of Medicine offer their services to the
citizens Of Evansville aud vicinity.
Once on Third street, in the hrst building above
the Crescent City Bank, over Jones pythe's Law
of1ce.
DR.. Pennington's residence, ON Chestnut street.
opposite ths Episcopal Church.
Dr.. De Bruler's residence, corner Of Cherry and
Second streets. mars
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

ERUFT sIRUPs OF ILL Kx.yDs.
II suitable for soda fountains or family use, for
sale at STODDARD THOMPSON'S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

- v door below the Branch Bank. wher- can lie
fonnd every thing appertaining 10 the legitimate
Hardware Trade. ] respectfully sVlicit call from
country merchants before purchasing tOexanine
my many rev styles ot Goods, selected with cafe IL
snit this market. My personal attention will be
given to all ORDERS tEoHGE ;. SoNNTAG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-20

EDxCHLES IN KEGS IND LARS.
II We have just received nice lot OF Gherkin
Pickles, in I, 8, and gallon kegs-and in quart
and half gallon Jars. Families, Hotel and Board
ing House Keepers, and Steamboat men will take
notice, ard govern themselves accordingly.
Call at No. 80 Main street. .
ie2i G" u. II. SABiS a ".
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!, rse.Y NOM .vKRRUARY ., !.



yastcy,,, was bright, ha'rny day ,ae ~,
..,r w.rs resrtenaent, aud the rna'o'aas 80 80.
-. everybody va. 10 good humor' A"o -, 80. =.
- niyht were "merry as a mHff'9~
h..r, ware a~s~e hos rrafh ps"@sa'v .'' ~
-. h. would shov his race h'sse more
.,u pvery one marked sbe contrast be
,'ef'' ,he ia.t Washingion's birthday
'"oea ..'s rssesni was spoiled By $40 " above
VT" s1s h.Iou, The patriotic spirit which kepi
"as crowd pat.eat. aud even enthusiastic, IL
~ xsa,her, was gratifying indication thr
-. LA revolutionary srdor, which only waxet
,rish,or aud stronger under adverse eircum.
stances, ha. not altogether iorsaseo the desce n.
d,u,s OF revolutionary sires.
10 this connection, Il Is gratifying to know tia
ths ladies Of America have already paid more thar
Slo), 900 Of the largo sum demanded for Not n
Vernon 100000 was all that was originally
asked for tho sacred spot, when Congress hrst pre-
posed to buy IL, and, need not say WAS all ths
the estate was worth. We trust that the whole
country will como 10 the aid Of the patriout
vomsn of tho United States, and that If necessary
the Legislature. Of the various States will make
l;nersl aepropsiatious in behalf Of the object II
viii, take large sum 10 put Mount Vernon In or
der after 1t is purchased, and 10 Keep 1t up In
style worthy she resting place OF the Father q
his Country.
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1ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FOR THE .'DISPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE AFRICA.
TEE ,rAR EEEI7NG Nv ErRopE.


NV Yosk, Feb. 22.--fss steamship Africa, from
liverpool on .he morning Of the 9th instant, ar
rived here to-day. Baron Won Gerolt, the Prus-
elan minister, Is among the passengers.
LONDON, 5th.-Fuuds yesterday opened at a de-
cline, and closed "a lover than thursdays quota
lions. Nearly all other classes o. securities show
a decided decline.
The Daily News argues, from the remarks OF tue
Premier aud Chancellor OF the opening OF Pariias
ment, that the position Of foreign affairs 10 most
critical The minister was unable to furnish ala y
explanation relative to the Intentions OF The Eins
peror Of the French. 1t adds that IL Is felt more
clearly than ever that the preservation OF peace
depends upon the will of one individual.
The Timss' City Article says that the popular
conviction is that war il intended to be provoked
The discussions III Parliament have had very
discourging effect, which was greatly aggravated
by the announcement of the attempt by saroinia
TO make loan. 1t says the torch OF war once
lighted no one can tell when it will be qnenched
To England there seems but one duty, that OF say
lug euergetically, that without war or other dis'
turbance. OF the peace, Italy shall be free.
Tho Telegraph states that fighting had cons
menced In Montenegro. The Russians had been
repuised in an attempt TO take the town o.
YneInCjck,
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA VIA THE OVERLAND
AND IEHuANrEpEC KOurES.

ST, LOUIS, Feb 22-The San Francisco Overland
Mail, to the 2sth nit has arrived
Capt. Messck had defeated large party Of In-
dians In Humboidt county, killing so Of them.
j, is reported that 10 whites had been massa-
cred GA the Colorado river, by the Mohave Indians
Dates from Victoria are the I'D. great
al of smuggling WAS being carried on from ad-
jacaut American towns.
Frazer River had risen, and the miners were at
work.
NEW OaLEASs, Feb. 2l--Tbe steamship Quaker
City, with dates from San Francisco TO the 9th
instant, has arrived. The steamer Jno l. Stephens,
with which the Quaker City CONTESTED on the Pa
cc side, had 81 400 900 in god of which 81 200 00O
was destined for New York. She had $50 passen-
gers 10 go via the Panama ronte.
The mining accounts were favorable.
Iu Oregon the Indians were quiet. 10 Southern
Califjrui, they had caused much trouble. Gen.
Clark, with about 800 men, had procesded to chas
tire them
Tue California Legislature. by vote of % to l,
had requested Frederick, its U, ). Senator, 10 re.
sign.
Gold had been discovered on the Isthnus Of TeN
buautepec, near Cheyaia.
Mirapon had reached Orizaba, en- route for
Vera Cruz There great apprehension re-
gardiug the result of the expedition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

We have received a most peaceful and bnsis
uess.l:ke circular, headed "The Arizona, ne1'ean
nd Central American Emigration aud Co'op'Sa'
'ioa Association" This association. II IL s'a'e",
his been duly Incorporated as body poil''c a".
Corporate, under the General Law OF the s's'e "
Ne" So;k, with a capital stock OF S3,ooe,ooo' az
v'ded into 100000 shares, Of 800 each. INC Az
ISOLATION desires the cooperation oil MINERS TAI
mere. mechanics, and all others WHO are ~i''ies
90 emigrate and coionise. undef tue soieahee ana
protection of we'll orgaulzed and tnnuent'a' as
sociation. In addition 10 the pecunisry emolu-
ments. which will be vast, 10 "ths advantage oil
being among the fret settlers Of rich countries,
| aud the beat climates in the world" In looking
over and Into, aud around this inviting meal tub
| we see in modest corner the name of c. =. Hen
ningsen, we'll known as a commercial gentleman
OF eminenoe, an eniigh tened agricuiturst expe
renoed miner, and picus aud devoted mission
airy in the apostolic suite Of Rev. VIM. Walker
who 40 long labored to evangeiize the Central
Americans, and bring them iuto the true fold
though with a suecess not proportioned TO his
merits.
We recommend this emigration scheme Of the
euierprising Henniugsen to all young men ont o.
employment, and who desire 10 get out Of the
world. Let them take their ploughshares and
pruning hooks, which may, If necessary, be cons
verified into sposrs and swords and their mining
aud undermining implements, and report them
selves for duty s;raishtwsy to Farmer Hennink'
sen. There can be no doubt of the success OF the
enterprise. Judging from the repeated triumphs oil
the past aud the heathiness of the "best climates
Ia the world" is manifest IN the fact that few
| of those who went to Central America have ever
returned.
OF course, this grand emigration scheme halls
| from New York where all sorts Of fl'ibusterism
are hstched ups few Southern dupes caught to
give it Southern complexion, and impart plau-
,ibility 10 the libsl that the South ia the great
| flibustering section of the country.
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DIED.

On Monday night, at nine o'clock. after q
long and painful Illness, Mrs MARY JANEITA,
wife Of Mr. Charles B Habliston, and only daughter
Of James and Mary d Gordon. in the 3ist year OF
her age. leaving husband and three children TO
mourn their less
Her funeral will take place on this {Wsdnesday)
evening, Feb Esd. at balfpast o'clock. from the
residence Of her husband on Clay street Inc
friends of the family invited TO attend her fu-
neral without further notice.
H9-The New Orleans Papers pesss copy.
On Monday. 2lst instaut, at Roanoke Parsonage,
Charlotte county, in the fifth year OF her age, FAN
NY MUTTER. only daughter OF Rev Alexander
Martin.
The friends of the family invited to attend
the funeral. from the Second Presbyterian Church,
(Dr Hoge's) this evening, at O'clock.
On sunday morning. the 10th inst THOMAS w.
FAkQUhAR, in the h5th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectiuliy invited 70 attend his funeral from his
late residence on French Garden Hill. 9th street,
above Leigh, on Wedne sday afternoon, at o'clock
Services at Kew. DR.. Moore's Church.
t1- Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

II 10 be hoped that the unanimous reoort o.
the seiect Committee Of the House Of Representa-.
u's' In favor of removing the desks from IT,,
congressional Halls will be unanimously adopted
Inc Committee say there 10 little doubt, If tn,
desks were removed, very decided Improvement
would take place In the charac ter Of Con gressiona
speeches. Members now relieve themselves from
dull aud rrosy speeches by resortins to lette,
writing or readisg; anything, in fact, which viii
save them the inficton of listening. But il the,
had no such remedy az this, they would resort t.
the more direct sxpedient of stopping the mou til,
OF such speakers altogether, and go save the time
and patience of the House. An advantage 10 re.
moving the decks would be that it would admit o.
re.arrangsnent Of the seats, bringing then,
Within 40 area more compact, where every mem.
Der could distinctly hesr what Is said. This
wonid tend not only to better understanding OF
'oe business before she House, but would also
condncs to better order, for there vou,d be m
necessity for tins membsrs TO scream thems YES
noS''''' osaer 70 To heard, or 60 catch the Speak
srs eye to obtain the door. The ueighborinv
committee rooms anord all the facilities required
for the writing Of resolutions, letters. &C. Th.
Committee propose that the alteration shall be
nads aftsr the ajourna ent of the present session
aud Congress, IL II once tries the experiment.. will
had 90 many advantages result from il, that il
will not be disposed to return TO the desks.
Before the Introduction Of decks in the Legisls.
tive halls Of Virginia msuabsrs were much more
attentive to business. We should like to see the
Old fashion restored in our own Legislature. as
weh =. established 10 Congress 10 the British
9Sshsmsrs, sanaons FOR short speeches aud BUSH
aess' there are no sach supsrnuiiies a. desks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb 22.-SRdte-The Executive,
Legislative and judicial bIll was taken up and
amended.
House-Thc Post Once bill was vigorously des
ba ed and several amendments acted on.
Tne Senate bill Incorporating the Washington
Natiobal Monument Society WAS passed. L; in
cludes gentlemen of various branches of the pub
lie services In its Board of Directors, aud the Pres
sident of the United States ex,o tfco President
Of the Society.
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loss or pp0pEILER pOTONsKA.

BoSToH, Feb. 2l.Tbe steamer Pstomska, from
New York tor New Bedford struck on the rocks OF
of Misbauu Point at A. N. yesterday, during a
thick fog aud heavy gale. She soon knocked n
boie in her, and SLED and sunk. The captain
and crew got ashore in safety and arrived at
New Bedford last night. The Potomsks had thir-
ty.fve hundred barrels Of -four and provisions on
board
Tho Potomska lays in thirteen feet water, about
a quarter of mile from shore. There is a heavy
sea Oh, which will break her up, if it continues.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CORRESPONDENCE 81 / Ij,lI, iliII,

ryox,.I Mo- RIsHxosp. February 18th, 1859.
TIA: We are unwiiine that tbs n-..nu.
shoul1 be Drought to a close without expre..,,a
osr erteern Tor you as a gentlemen and az ,.hg
cist'on OF your untfring cfY,rts rs a TSsstpppiie
&snafer; and That this noy be accom- nj si,sg iA
NOR SUBSTANTIVE manner NE Teguest tSs, ~, ~ ~,
accept 1T n CSMPLIuENTANYB FNFPtT ., ".
hands oil u many friends aud admirers a, .ni ns
time as u may Unit yfu- convanie-ce III ys IN
d. 20 without heing connderet otTcinnS we 80,
respectfully suggest thSt IT, Price OF eoSb T;cI ~,
placed at ONE DOLLAR. ''' u
Trusting that this will meet with your apur,t
ton, VI remain, FR'N""
Your obsdient servants,
Wn kltchie, VIM II Fry,
Jehn Richardson Writ Robin.or
VIM Lloyd. James Dove
DIR Beale, RRidowsv'
John d Hammersley. FVMahonsx
John Rady, John GTameir
NortSn, Thomas Eppfs,
RICHMOND. Feb. - 1879 ,,
GENTLEHEN-Your very Kind ana hatteri,e L, -.
Is received ADD avail mJseif of the oppor,Snt.I
afforded IN liz reception to express nv tba,sy
throush you,t0 the public OF the city. who ba 60
generously coaatenaRcef aud enct tira0ed r.
forte OF the management to cater 10 il dr,;
the season. Receiving your offer as an exnr.as;ns
OF the public feeling. ! would most resnec,t nHa
name FRIDAY evening, February 18Th az ~
for the proposed BEN Eft. For yonr fayC,ah,[
continents regarding SELF please accep, NJ no.,
but sincere thanks. fNN'
THOMAS MoXLEY.
To Messrs. Richie, J. III. Rtchardson m n a.
VIM Lloyd and others Ia %
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POLITICAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-IIou John Minor Bolts sd
| dressed AN immense audience tc-day,st the Acade'
my of Music. His sentiments were enthusiast l.
| caily app!auded. The address was delivered be"
| fore the order OK UDted Americans
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go GIrTs! GIFTsll GIFTS libby Books at the
Gift toek Store, where you may buy
A Book aud q Gold Watch fer sl00
Book and Silver Watch for leo
Book and Gold Bracelet for leo
Book and Gold Lecket for 100
Sock and a Gold Pencil for 100
n BOOK aad Gold Pen for IGO
BOOK and Gold Thimbls for 100
= oooh AMI Geld Chain for leo
. booE and Parlor Iimepiece fer La
BOOK and Pocket Knife for co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

THEATRE Complimentary Beneht.-The cores
pondence, published in another par: OF the paper,
shows that complimentary benefit has been tens
iered TO Thomas L. Moxley, one Of the managers
of the theatre, to take place Friday night. From
all we can learn, the performance is to he The en-
teTtsiument sf the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

WASHINGTON, Feb. - A private letter from q
responsible gentleman i'll Cuba. says two commits.
sioneTs, sent by Gen. Miramon, have arrived 81
Havaoa, en- route for St Thomas, 20 negotiate with
Santa Anna 20 return and take the head of the
monarchist party in Mexico, in accordance with
the desires cf England and Frauce.
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Northcrn Nlnrkcts-[Er rrLraaArH.l

baltimore. Feb 2z-flour dali and unchanged -
Wheat hlGa--.t hits 81 f(I Sc Red 81 35@l As
Corn buoyant-N hItt and i elbow 1908
NEW York. Feb "a Flour ftm-scu;hern SEQ
6.2j y heat fiTm-S, uthern Rcd 81 45; White $I.oU
Corn firm fellow s0GS4. Naval Stores and Rice
unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

PUBLIC DoCUMsSTs.-We are indebted TO the Hon.
jim 8. Ca.KE for the several volumes of the
Presidents Message and accompanying documents
submittei to Congress at the beginning ef the
nrasent seksion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

The Edinburgh Rcric,o for January, containing
its usual amount of interesting matter, has been
laid on our table by Mr. WooDnouSE, the Richmond
Agent,
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0sr IN employing REFS & Co toexecute your por
trait you run no risk Of falling into the ands q
= bapglins operator. with miserable apparatus an,
cid fashioned light
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ROBBERY IN ALExASDRIA.-Tho taller and draper
establishment of VIM. Arnold, in Alexandria, Va 4,
was entered by burglars Saturday night, and rob-
bed of goods 70 tie amount OF SIlO0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-23

~ Photographic Portraits. % cents, from tina,
up to $25. at the Steam Gallery, 1879 Main street
kEEs Co. Artists and psoprietors. The largest
and finest Gallery ia the stats.
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In the following letter from 40 esteemed cti'
nan cf Richmond, now ia Boston, will be found al
account Of gross aud unprovoked outrage on
gentleman Of this city, the perpetrator OF which
1, behooves the people Of that civilized and Athe'
MAN community to ferret on: and punish. Even
if that gentleman had gone to Boston in the pro"
sccntiou OF rights guaranteed by the CONSTITUTION
aud laws Of the land, such placard would base
been indecent aud rujustflble, but, as lie, when
DO had no such object, it is al outrage viudie:iVe
and brutal beyond all parallel. We agree with
our correspondent, that II such is the treatment
Southern gentlemen are TO receive, they would
better keep away from Boston. How would the
Athenians relish it, il one of their highly civil
lied Free Sellers, upon visiting Richmond or
Charleston, should be pIaca.ded tbus,-"iiave we
an Abo!itionist among us'"-with q minute des.
CRYPTIC OF the stopping place and personal ap-
pearance of the visitor, that the public could
make no mistake in layisg their bands upon the
right manl Shoals of drunners for their mer-
camille establishments, aud vendors OF wares OF all
descriptions, come to the South to sell goods by
almost every railro ad train, aud are treated with
courtesy and respect We 60 among them TO buy,
and are fortunate if we get back with orr heads
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kICHNaND. Fah Ia LIZ,
CORRE POND EHCE.

THOMAS l. MoxLgY Esq: $500
DEAR sIa-Havirg understood it IL in contain
platoon By the citizens Of Richmoaf 10 ODER VOC
Comp lmannry ss'imoniai. aas being de,iEt dc o
participating on the occasion we beg 10 t.nde,
you cur grat4itors services the night OF the 25tf
Inst aud also assure yon will exer, ourselves n
the utmost to promote the desired obsct; beip,
convinced it iii be but slight return Tor tn. IN,
form courtesy you have ever exter ded towards a,
Trusting the ovation may be such AZ We are sur
you deserve. We beg leave 20 subscribe ourselys,
Yours resnectfoIIx
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naARIME liz THLiLisAhNCa
POET OF RICHMON D-FEBRUARY 22d, 1859.
High sater this day (Iysdnesday) So o'clock.
ARRIVED.

AkhlN Ed,
schr Crenfhaw. Moss, New York, mds, w
Curiie
rehr Orianna, Thatcher. New York ,guano. Schsr
Koher Co
schr Jas Jones'. jones. Attakspas, sugar and mo-
lasses, q L Wortbam 90.
sehr Star. Nottingham, Eastern Shore, oats. to
Captain.
schr Geo Henry, Smith James River. wheat
Duop, MoIcure Co.
SAILED,
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard Baltimore
mdse, d Il W Curris
steamship Jamestown, Parrish. New York, mdse
and pssseI gers, LudIam Watson.
NORFOLK, Feb. 22-Arrived, schr Maryland, from
Baltimore bound tor Charlts with merchs n1lse
put in leaking badly, having gotten upon Middle
Ground
New YORK Feb 2l.-The schs reported ashore on
Coney Island are the Mary Slu-teVant from North
arolina. with a cargo of naval stores, ana joseph
Marsh from Virginia. with rine wood. The lst ter
vas lowed off on Sunday night by 5teamtug Mary
land and anchored near Fort hamilton. The for
mer remains ashore. and is the flats III Gravesend
Bay.