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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-08-22

ccssul operation, one OF which can be seen ut the
Canal or the Pi,ayuue Mill in this city. -.- !.
These Machines are got up in good style, and are
urahe and eifcctuil in their operations. They
Ice had on reasonable ternis-ST5 cash, and $50
our months time. Messrs. hraiL Il Holman are
the agents
wish 10 sell State Territory Rights of this
Machine, and will give great bargains. also have
the right of nine counties in the Pocket for o. f.
MOrrill's Self Heating Smoothing Iron, and six
counties for z. Sanders Spring-Wire Horse Hay
Rake, all of which will sell cheap. will trade
rights for almost any kind of property.
HIRAM HOPKINS.
EyASvILNLE. IND. mv3O-3md2w
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TCH1

CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN
zER. r.. a. O'RELEE. 1T TRE
GgA earnest solicitation Of many persons, has
concluded 20 distribute portion of his splendid
LAKE PEPIN ICE TO the citizens Of the town, by
leaving IL at their doors from wagons. lie viii en-
deasor to begin the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is as clear as cTystal-sOlid as a rock
and THIRTY inches in thickness. lie is sorr,
that the original cost and heavy expenses OF pro
curing it, viii not allow him to put the price So
low TO consumers As lie would wish but lac is p,r-
shaded that when its durability and superior quail
ties fully tested it will be found cheaper 4 In
any other TO lie had, and when the account for tn
whole seasons ice is footed up, the total expeusa
will not he found 10 be greater than the sum psid
for our ordinary ice in common seasons
q Those who wish regular supply N their stofcs
or dwellings, will please leave their orders T. "a.
ORILEl countiag-rOom. ielO
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE x CANNELTON
TRl-WEEKLY PACKET.
HR.4GKRT TLHEt P.{GKRT BE. r.

IhI- " z Z M FAChEI.
HDICHET TIME. PACKET PEF-
IL CES!l-The fast and light 49,
passenger packet Aida, Capt. h->>S1tssNuss=r-
CHARLEY DEsHLER, Clerks Worth sz5xszSf-
ington and Cooper, is now placed rs permanent
packet in the trade, aud will leave Evansville punr
tually, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY,
at 10 o'clock A. M, and returning, will leaSc Can
mellon every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
at A. NJ. For freight passage, apply on board,
mn
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AI0V.ERED WATER C.1y,,s

U 10 doz White Cedar Water Cans, with covers,
brass aud iron bound, = sizes;
800 dUz White Cedar Pals, sizes, brass ard
iron hoops.
Where dozen more are taken, they are
packed in dry shavings, with no charge for eases,
thus insuring safe transportation and keeping them
in good order till sold.
J. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
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"oOOD W.fRE! W'OOD WIRE !!
" Cedar Tubs, Cedar Buckets, Cedar Chnrns,
Pine Tubs, ChurnS, Buckets, Well Buckets, Horse
Buckets, oak Stable Buckets, Cedar and Pine do,
Flour Cans, Sugar Cans, Butter Buckets, Market
Baskets, Clothes do, Feed do. Large assortment
OF Fancy Baskets, Cedar Fawcets, Lemon SqIpezers,
Potato Washers, Beef Mauls, Rolling Pins Clothes
Pins, sawed and spring; Half Bushel, Peek Half
Peck, and Quarter Peek Measures; Yankee Peck
and Hall do, combined, Towel Roa,s, Knife Boxes
and Baskets, DC, &c. For sale ut
aug6 u. III. COOK & SONS
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yRrO .nERGM.g.N.Ts, I.HI.sICEf..,s.

IL AND DRUGGISTS.
We regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PANTS, 0ILs,
VAENIsIIEs, PERFUnERY, and FANCY hErIcLEs,
which we are prepared to offer to the trade on as
good terms can be Pr chasedi in Cincinnati, Lou
isyille or ST. Louis.
J We have in store - tons of EXTRA PURE WHITE
lead, ia kegs of - s, 80 lbs, and 100 lbs, which
selling the trade at manufacturers prices.
-rta4 .r -.- KELLER * WHITE.
M MOI,
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HyERTU E'ORH.-c.S" .nO.S.SD.gX:
-E< September >, 1853, the Beard of Comfy Com
mssoners of Nandcrburgll county, viii contract
with the bl,lcr most advantageous to the Interest
of the comfy, FOR :nahing the fill Franklin St,
at the west end of the bridge crossing Pigeon
Creek, on said street. Sealed proposals for said
work will be received up 10 Il o'clock NJ, OF said
day, the Auditor Office.
Bond and sccnrity via be required Of the con-
tractors for sail work.
iy order of the County Boarl.
fy:3r-,Lewtd NN II. WALkER, Auditor
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Af0R.T! COR.N'!-PRfHE. WRTTE IND
" Yellow Corn In store ani for sale iy the sim
gle bushel, cor by the Que hundred LushtIs At
E-.- BRSkINE, CURNItk K CO.'S, =
auZl= AZ Main street,
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II / r A M HOP KIN
IMPROVED
S M U M A & n NE!


N 2lst, ISIS. In Offering r-.-s. -Ess..s.-----5'5
this Machine 10 the public, / ---t ~ sf Inn
have but little to say. Ita.a II u 81 AM
hattcr myself that they will y is..43 iss 1EjI1
give satisfaction. L leave it, \ E.4ks 1fIarM
with those who use them Ia n, Sss ] isifA
judge ~ To their merits 1 60 ~. - gsisl
warrant them 10 do good ~ 3,fi -" fTsfg
work and ask the favor of all IL if,Ifr Nf
who want a smut machine.to fat'#H trI
try of mine. They have III An %h
one great advantage over the "a III e.M
most of Machines In Use at CHR 1H
present: they leave no dirt .>Sl ~ q Tti NH
around them, il being all - VIII ISL III VIII MH
carried off by 4 suction fan, :$bll 81 ~ ls
and he discharged mt ~ 81 .fli
side tlic mill. if desired ~ ssFITz5----,i FteE
Several of them are III sue - -
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CRY ar NEw-YoRK, DEPAEraESr OF fMAxeE,
CoxrRoLLERs OFFicE, April 2l, 1859
AyGTy('E IN OWNERS of REAL ESTATE.-


NOTICE 30 OWNERS Of REAL ESTATE
IN Nsmsrous sppcaions having been made 20 this Depart
uen BY hodng receipts Of various Collectors of As-es
rl.n. {. sucu paid previous Ap 49, ss account q
op@rius The Central Park AID sg3dry street and
nproy. which have been retained by said
CtoI. proper books sf the Bureau u
tb@ Coleon & As.msus 70 have such credits duly made
and created BY such ss---nrnis s- AID ds
charged + r,coIdNOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 al per
or 10 5aic wHch lave rot been duly
rrdd 70 present. he eyderce of such payment At tSs Once
m Before authorizing the tischsHse Of any exist
ina u the Controller Will require the original r.
cp # k- authorized Of the Corporation % b Med Ia
hi. OH.- Nth sdayit Il the party BY account u
payment made, se,ting forth the h1 aud cir
4 he case and such her proof viii enable The
Corpora::on maintain scticr sz,iEs. the Collector alcsr
AID s-a coec0rs made. In csses where pay
been nsde 20 eesi or prsns other than ne COL
,or -prs~nnx ,hs.-ys b@ authorized receive sucn
behalf Il tb- Corporation, the authority of such
o-ou 70 act On The pren,-s b- ceary shown. When
psys made By bank checks drawn tae order Of
The Collector and ndnrd b ae sach checks sSorS D. pre-
s-r--d ID with th- ree-ip, of such or1aL
alton. the dbrse % liens In the sboye snt,ned
cases panied the required proof Il payment snoud Be
sd. 10 writing dd~--d tbs gudegnei the envelope
teil .do.sed Claim r dischaTge 4 s.---smsnt len
r. upos -Iaaniastion the pro payment shall - deemed
,aet0ry len vii BE- cancelled aid certificate tEst e.
feet 81 Be oven snd-r the hand u The Controller tbs pfoz
toBT T HAWs Controller.
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60 6porismsn.

EvSEING TACKLE.
l. IEChls T. BATE,
NJ. 7 wARREN-T,
NEAR BROADWAY.
7 b. CROOK. No. 30 fulton-st., Manufacturer
u AID Iupc..~- ef FISHING TACKLE il al is ,aarty
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OST-NlNE BOSDS.-Lost, yesterday morn
IL ins Erdsyl Nine Coupon Beads Of ID Fores, HI As.rs
srd aTins Cup4ay, Of 30 each, ts. yeze - ls
np B.~.p~p-T II. tnGci vii be rewarded by sas1
The ofe 9th Hours.es< CesPs-y S> 10 Bod
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JOSEPH MUIR, Draper & Tailor, No. 740
sr-taer; Of CLOTHS, CASslMEREs, vESTIN6S, Ae.
ELASTIC BRAIDS, CORDS, WEBS and SUS-
H. fESDERs.-C,sss CT thsse fabrics Of PATENT vUL-
CASlZEp kUbbER imported for ae
ecnjuncicr with all None Of he above
Gocds ls ifziy sold the Untsi S,ses without my
EAnp- HORACE h DAY, No. . Csurtiana;s--
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CTEREOSCOPIC.
y While Photography poTtraJs The stme and beautiful n
nature and ant the epIodSce in al heir ronnd
pe,, and me objects hs heseves The
roaring cataract the peaceful landscape the h ds OF oa'e me
hsup, the homes in The living eye TIE
bow.d temple che colossal bronze ;he breathing marble re
before ~ in starting realty and The cherished forms Of youth
suo beauty he Loved the ost 10 our embrace he
h,..h.la ,oAs Of hamper homen-sir David Brewster.
d. APfLErON l. &c. -
u.yr, on ukNU TJJE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
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Cigars.
Jnsrrurtlon.

80 A MER SCHOOL INST"
"A Schools sgy yplied with eompetept fceebes9
also with Pups and Teschen with psions PnsDs soIrbe4
With otousyl Rerenc.s Amhsfst
Frsinshnysn, .. al. sAfTH. WOODxANk Ca, ~ bdvsy,
New-Y0i aud No 1ss Chssnuts., rtiAdspn'A
ALL FOR Sl0.-Mr. PAINE, No. 62 Bowery,
N corner Canss aud No. rs Fgonst, Brooklyn, fiyss3
uouths 7s ssons inzirgctOn In PESMAN5HlP and ARlIH
METIC OF BOOK KEEPING t!essons ulHmi,sdD Er olo.
siisa private wring class g. 10 eu1ns From Governa
w KING; Col PsIs pSa OF INSTRUCTION sy'tems-ic a.
expedition
ELNIRA FEMALE COLLECE-An institution
IL highest ssd- With Domestic D-ysrtfaen' Ia which s
els Year og-Ds Sept For C.s0zaes Ac address he Rev
A. W. COWLES D. d., El1irs, ". Y.
L'OR THE COUNTRY.--A few Childrea VIII
Il be received q. BOARDERs, snd PUf Desired, 90
karn where there Children Hhps.An.y es,ss
and on,.l-b, % the city. Terms moderate and rstshT
f. rv,pec ability They viii BE- received fr any e<1iod "A
dres. LtCAs, Box No. $50 Tribune Ohoe.
DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nos. ~,
Ii "a sna DO nas..on-s -rns 7gh Term opsns Noy. u
Prus r,4.ed Into The family Of .As Principal Ths insifsse
.se pups residing IN distant ssct a sSs y 20 -
6asn .ebool HENRY NJ fIkkCE, A ~, Phocpeli
JOHN ~ KREB5 D. D., Prss.dsnt
GO.I IN, ASHLAND INST. asd MUSICAL.
BOZ eUfACADEMY, Cst&kT Mountains. ktA
Yfk on ARTER s.x.s Stn5sI,s received any Ina Fx
psr,icsisr, sdere.. he Rev HENRY FOX T., AshslA
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forses, Carriages, ST.

EINE BUGGIES of NEW-YORK CITY
II MANUFACTURE Fashipuabe, good cheap and
rantsd be found No lo6 EhLabehs Repairing done
promptly and reasonable, BY r. NJ STRATUM
NNANTED-To hire, a light ROCkAWAY for
be period Of moutbs Addss Box No. l,SS Post
Cl6s.-. s,-,Iss ,-,rs.. aud ~h-rs 1, 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-07-20

Ba-Tho White Cloud Kansas Chief,
whose editor was for many years resident
Of this district aud county, reads the Ohio
Republicans lesson. II comes 20 near the
truth that we give them the benefit Of it,
The "Chief" is an out,and out Republican
paper
THE CANVASS IN OHio.-The political can
yass in Ohio is extremely bitter and heated
The Republicans have placed themselves in
very bad position, and we shall not be
bit surprised, some fine day towards the
middle OF next October, 70 hear that the
Democrats have carried the State The Re.
publioans, in their State Convention, repudi,
ated some of their best aud most popular
men, prominent among whom was Judge
Swan, for no other cause than performing
their sworn duty and sustaining the laws OF
the land Because they would not rebel
against the Fugitive Slave Law, they have
been repudiated They will lose large
number Of votes on account Of this, and we
have already heard Of several prominent
men who left the Democratic party in con,
sequence Of the tyrannical aud despioable
policy OF the Administration, and Joined the
Republicans, who have become disgusted
at the course pursued by the Republican
Convention, and have gone back to the
Democracy,
Another drawback upon the Republicans,
is their treatment Of the American party
After inviting that party to meet with them
in Convention, and unite in great Opposi,
ton party, they passed resolutions not only
distasteiul, but insulting, to the Americans
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kOssuTH IN italy .-Kossuth has been re.
ceived in Italy with the widest enthusiasm.
wherever he was recognized, the people
hailed him with frantic acclamations. AT
latest accounts be was hurrying to the head.
quarters of the French Emperor, with let,
ters from Count Cayour and Prince Napole.
on The meeting between tho Governor of
Hungary and the Emperor of France will
probably take place under the walls of Yer
roma, As tho Austrian Empire is now de.
nuded of troops to swell the masses suffer.
ing defeat in Italy, it is probable that ri
sing in Italy may be successful, Tho fus
ture movements of Kossuth will, however
be determined by the fortunes of war in
the Historic Quadrangle If Austria is
willing to confess herself whipped, and give
up Lombardy and Venetia--leave Italy free
from the Alps to the Adriatic-why the
French Emperor will conclude peace with
out regard to Hungary If Austrian OBJ
stinAoy holds out few weeks longer, how.
ever, the mine will be exploded in Hungary.
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nA-The San Francisco Alta says there is
a marked difference between the Steamer
nights" nowadays and those of former
times, in San Francisco Formerly, the
evening prior to the sailing of the mail
steamers for Panama, was characterized by
vast amount of bustle more especially in
the vicinity of newspaper Offices, periodical
dopots-where postage stamps, envelopes
and steamer papers are sold-and the POST
office, but these bustling manifestations
are no longer witnessed, and the streets
wear the air of sOmbre quiet characteristic
of ordinary nights. This great change has
been wrought by the overland mail, by which
the merchants quietly dispatch their letters
every Monday and Friday-some four thou.
sand in all.
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G@- The denial which The Ga,

S0- The denial which the Gazette makes
OF the political Inconsistency of Mr. Depni-
SOP cannot be accepted as a "fnality." The
"Scott Platform of 1852" was the institution
upon which the opposition did their bust.
ness 1t was the confession of faith of Gen
scott MIR Dennis)n, and a majority of those
who supported Gen. Scott-even those who.
like Bro. Denny, "bolted" to all intents and
purPoses-supported the creed because they
supported the men who were pledged TO it.
These gentlemen remind us of the wealthy
Quaker who would not subscribe to the
building Of a new meeting house for the
Methodists, for he believed they were here
tics, but he would give $50 towards tearing
down the old meeting house, as its demolition
lay in his line of dutyl
The statement that "the Platform of 1852
was almost unanimously opposed by the
Wings Of the North" is outrageous, when
we all know that the canvass was made III :
on it and that with the exception of few
bOlters, (who were viewed as "impractica-
blas,' "mischief-makers,7 by the great body
Of the opposition it was aequiesced In as
sound doctrine. Mr.. Dennison was not one
OF these "mischief-makers p and if he did
nj like the Platform, he bolted it down
without making fuss about it.
We repeal, your candidate for Governor
il insonsistent with bis position in 1852
Should've admit your denial competent, /.
would not place him in better position than
We have given him. You admit that he sup,
ported Gen. Scott, while he refused to supu
port the platform on which the General
stood, and to which he wss pledgcdl Mr..
Dennison was, then, according to the Ga
Lstte, a man without any principles, in 1852,
he only supported man whose principles
he spit uponl Indeeil is that all2
This sort Of tweedledum and tweedIedse
stuff about Hspitting on platform" " and yo-
ting for the men who stand upon It, is too
ally 70 seriously consider il is the eonfes.
Sof tFuekling which Is no. crsditabl.
2 r onsripg L. s
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perrndatlon Of the German ponnlatinn

Degradation Of the German Population
Col. Schouler, who formerly edited the
Ohio State Journal, has always been an ar
dent advocate of the right Of negro suffrage
He was selected by Gov. Chase and Hamlin,
to conduct the central organ of the State,
and took pains to promulgato their views
upon every subject Of Importance. Since
he has taken charge Of the Boston Atlas, he
has made I. hi, principal business to secure
the adoption Of the amendment to degrade
naturalized citizens below negroes. This
plan was no doubt contrived by Chase, to
make political capital for himself with the
Abolitonists and Know Nothings Of the
East
Having succeeded in this scheme, Schou-
Ter is threatening the Germans with dire
consequences, which he asserts will follow
If they attempt to resist the indignity which
has been placed upon them. It is high time
the foreigners OF Ohio should have a thor,
ough knowledge of the light in which they
are viewed by the Republican party. The
bond of Union which ov;r'r - e" s.