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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-29
Last Nights Dispatches.

CHARLEsroS, Oct. 2s-PM
They were then handed to Brown, who
at first glance replied to each in a loud
voice "that is mineW The letter and papers
were about Fifty in number. Mr.. Hunter read
the list of members OF the constitution. 1t
was headed VIM. Charles Morris President,
and Kagi, Secretary. On handing the list
to Brown, he exclaimed with u groan, that's
my signature. With reference to another
paper, be said, / have nothing to say about
that. A letter from j. K. Giddings, &C
knowledging the receipt of a letter from
Brown, and saying he would be pleased to
see him at his house during the summer,
was read. Mr.. Hunter then read the letter
from Gerrit Smith about the Kansas work,
already published. A number Of witnesses
were examined. The evidence elected no
further facts. ...... ,.
Here the prosecution rested. -.-t...
Joseph A. Brewer called. He testified
that be was one of the prisoners in the en-
CINE house with Col. Washington and others.
Brown remarked that the prisoners should
share their dangers. They were allowed to
shelter themselves as well as they could
Gross went out with flag of truce, another
Stevens and Kitzmi.ler went out. Stevens
was shot. Afterwards it commenced rain
ing very hard. supposed Stevens was
dead. he laid near the corner of the depot.
Heard groaning and saw Stevens moving.
Asked Brown to send a man TO relieve Ste
vens. Brown refused to send one, because
he would be shot. The witness was allowed
to GO and assist Stevens into the hotel. The
witness returned according to his pledge in
TO the engine house, and was sent several
| times by Brown, to request the citizens not
| to shoot rs the lives of the prisoners were
endangered. Negotiations were going on
between Brown and the prisoners before the
general firing commenced. Brown pro-
posed that he should retain possession OF
what be held, including the armory and ne
groes. Washington, and all, seemed to ac-
quiese in this arrangement. Gross was
sent out to confer with Beckham and
others on the subject. A guard went
with him who were Immediately fred on.
After that, Stevens wanted to shoot, but
Kitzmiller appealed to him, and they went
out together to stop the firing. When they
did not return, Brown seemed 80 show
temper, and there was a change in the ar
rangements. After that Brown said he had
it in his power to destroy that place in hall
an hour, but would not do it unless resisted
Think q shot from the water-tsnk struck
Cope. He then returned the fire, and some
one said that man is down. The special
object Of the witness going out was 10 stop
the firing from the tank, which was annoy
ing them in the rerd house.
A. NJ. Kitzmi worn: made repcatet
endeavors to ar, matters with Brown
He said his object was to fight the pro
slavery men. For that 1 was first surprised
then indignant, end finally Disguised viii
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Local and Miscellaneous.

sW Miss EMMA HARDIsGE, one of the
most popular and talented of the Spiritual
list lecturers, is now in our city, and will
deliver four of her discourscs, beginning to-
morrow at Marble Hall. In the afternoon
she will speak at o'clock, and in the even
ing, at 7 o'clock. She will also lecture on
Monday and Tuesday nights, at the same
time and place. Miss Hewlett had many
admirers in our city, but we are informed
that Miss HARDINaE is fully the equal Of the
former lady, as popular speaker.
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H0- The tongue Of childhood, in its ear
nest and innocent lispings, not unfrequently
gives utterance to the most exquisitely po-
cite expressions, which seem to fall from
their tiny lips by inspiration. A few days
ago brght-eyed little boy, about six years
old. retired up stairs to bed, leaving his
mother below without the customary good
right kiss As he kissed his father and
bade him good night, he naively said "tell
mamma good night for me: forgot to kiss
her, but tell her that 7 hss her in my
ksdrtn
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S-P 4
Giilings dciiyered ae address this even-
Ing lur the purpose Ofsexplaiuing what he
knew about, Brown. He says he invited
Brown to J jefferson, Ohio, where he deliy-
cred a lecture, on Sunday, after church, tell
ing his trials in Kansas. After the lecture,
GiIdings prompted the audience to contrib
u;e relief to Brown Afterwards, Brown
took tea at his residence, where they had a
conversation; though Brown never said he
intended to visit Slave States 10 free slaves,
Giddingst inferred he would, If The opPortu-
nifty offered. mainly from having done so in
Missouri These were the only times that
Giddings saw Brown. lie asserts that nei>
Their in the lecture or conversation, did
Brown say he had assistance or associates.
No mention was made of Harper's Ferry, or
Virginia organizations, or Provisional Gov
eminent, acknowie lying contributing SO TO
Browns son, towards the necessities Of his
father, after the rescue of boy from the kid
nappers, matter in which Giddings ac-'
knowledges taking strong interest. In be-
slowing thisgratuify, he had but little idea 1t
WAS to fit ont an expedition to capture Har-
per's Ferry, effect q conquesto OF the Old Do
min ION, and strike terror to the Executive
Of the Imperial Government. 'l' 10
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SPECIAL NOTICE.. m. Maggie.

SPECIAL .NcTECE-J. N. Ma hes y
Co., offer for sale the following rich and desirable
goods: Lupins GA Merino cloths, Lupin's GA Cash
meres. high colored all wool Delaines, rich Chintz
printed French DelaiDes. rich printed Merino and
Cashm, re robes, splendid Chintz, and printed De-
laino robes, Chntz printed Foulard Silks, in pat
terms, plaid, striped, and figured silks, in great
riety. Extra ane black Thibet Long Shawls, extra
fine black Thibet square shawls, rich Chencel Dor
dered Shawls, dc, DC. These goods all pur-
chased at very great sacrifice, at the recent large
New York auction sales, and will be sold very
cheap in quantities to snit all BUYERS
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IN. .esa. reputation .chseh ~. y. no.

The scsds reputation schfeh n =. u. Hos
letters "Stoma,h Bitters" have altar. I'd during
the past year, bespeaks tsexcelence in eiore for
chile manner than any words which oiior
Il renovates, purifies and strengthens the SYSTEM
and aids the stomach in the performance OF IFS
functions. 1t is regarded ON all sides sovereign
specific, and therefore, to procure il in the best
possible way, should be the object of the public.
wecornnend it with more than usual zeal and
confidence, believing and knowing, as we do, that
it stands foremost among the many preparations
of the day, for imparting strength, vgor and tone
20 the SYSTEM and possessing the curative powers
for all similar diseases arising from disordered
stomach In the most severe cases Of cramps,
diarhoes, and weakness In the stoma:h, the ''Bit-
tiers" have been rixidlg tested, and always with
the greatest success. ...r E. r.T ..
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, eve
rywhere. octo6
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Lue EavsO, S Csrrolton Silver Star, Padueahy
Kentucky, Louisville Hsnry Fitzhugh. Cin'ti
Time, do
n6The weather, yesterday, was som, =
thing like the commencement Of winter. 1t
was cold and raw. Business on the levee
was rather inactive, as there is no freight
accommodating. The river had fallen, in the
twerty-four hours ending last night at dark,
three inches. The bars in the lower Ohio
are getting very troublesome. At Seuffie-
town there is but four feet water, the chan
mel having been badly cut up by descending
boats. Freights have declining tendency.
We quote the following as the rates Of
freight:
To New orleans-Appies, soc. . Dbl; Tobacco, IS
q hid Flour, SOC y Dbl; pound freights, 3oc v
100 rs Eggs and Whisky .9oaio0S bb. To st. Louis
Pound frsights (hesvy). lsc y 100 lbs; shipstun
and wheat, D sack, 15c. W.
p@The gay Charley BoVen will be here
this morning, ready to take her departure for
Cairo at o'clock. She has built up an en-
viable reputation, and passengers can find
no safer or more comfortable way to 60
down the river. She is complete in all her
appointments, having the most cournoHs
and geutlemaniy commander and clerk on
the river. Her engineers, Messrs. Reynolds
and McNamee, have few equals in their
profession, and the Charley has no superb
ors in speed or safety. Shippers should send
down their freight early, as she is punctual
to the hour.
t~The steamers Kate French, for Hen
derson, and MeLetion, for Memphis, now
co lsiderably over due, had not arrived up to
da k last night. They have probably found
q bar somewhere along the river.
pa-The Bluff City was sunk near Sny-
der's Landing, on Yszoo river, on Wednes-
day. She will be total loss, and was not
insured. She had on board 400 bales of
cotton, which can be saved in q damaged
condition.
H%Tbe Lus Faces left yesterday, with
a fair trip, for South Carrollton.
tA-Tne Progress is advertised to be
sold at Marshais sale at ST. Louis, on Mon
day next.
nS Attachments have been taken out at
Memphis against the steamers Kate Frisbee
and Victoria, on account of old liabilities.
E05-The hull of the Empress, lying At the
foot of Sandy Island, has been burned for
the purpose of getting the old iron.
Ha5-Cspt II. ID. Haslett, Of Pittsburg, has
purchased the AngLo ISdron from Captain
Baker and others at ST. Louis, for $4,000
e6rWe understand tina, arrangements
are about being made TO run the Saw Kirk
man and Lebanon, as regular express, pack
cts between Cincinnati ard Nashvslle.
ss5Tbe Henry E;zhEyh arrived at Mem
phis Saturday. tt..
ESThe antelope, that has been under
attachment since last spring at New Albany,
has been bonded ont She raised steam
Tuesday, and went to Portland.
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Special Notices.

NoIfopay,s Pans and Ointment are
twin curatiyes, derived from one origin, the yege
table productions Of the soil. They act in unison
on the system, the one Internally upon the secre-
tions OF the body and the other externally through
the countless oriices Of the skin, cleansing aud ro-
operating the vital organization.
Sold at the Manuiactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c., &C., and
81 per box. oct26
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S-M.
Flour active with an advancing tendency;
Howard street 20; city mills II. Wheat
active, and in moderate supply, at 30@l so
for while, and l e5@l so for red. Corn
dull and unchanged. Provisions quiet. B,-
con lo@1oJ. Mess pork heavy; prices I'M
changed. Whisky dull at 2Sc. ...f
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e6r HUeHEs las just received by express,
fne addition to his stock of those beauti-
fll double sole kid boots, that ladies find so
very comfortable. His stock Of shoes for
school children is 6rst rate.
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n@- Mr.. PARKRR has splendid sssort-
ment Of toys and fancy articles Of any and
every description. We invite a perusai of
bis advertisement found in another column.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

ron ALL THE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY PnYsic,
are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand or eyade them
Their penetrating properties search, cleanse and
invigorate every portion Of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, aud restoring its
healthy yitalties. AS consequence Of these prep
critics, the invalid who is bowed town with pain or
physical debility is astonished to find his health OF
energy restored by remedy at once so simple and
inviting. -
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and dan
gerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased
10 furnish gratis my American Almanac, contain
ing certificates of their and directions for
their use In the following complaints Costireness
Heartburn, Headache arising from disordeed Stomach
Naesea, Indigestion, Pain ia and Morbid Hacfon Of
The Borels, FIatuleacy,' Loss Of Appele, Jdundice,
and other kindred complaints, arising from a low
state Of the body or obstruction Of its functions.
Do not I've put of by unprincipled Dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on. Ask for
AYR md ia 20 uof iuUe els
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Ill. ~. .-r.t BosToS, Oct. 24--P NJ.
shock of an earthquake was felt at 3
o'clock, on Wednesday, at Calais and East
port, Maine.
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Fire and Inland Navigation

EsIs AMERICAN -
Who Ssa1e Clothing House.
"EJN. f.EABS 400, THE WHOLE
II Clothing trade Of the West was Comparatively
of small amount, and was confined almost excu-
svely to retail business In the larger towns and
cities alone. Now this line Of Goods has become
almost indispensable part of the stock of every
general Dry Goods store from the crowded city to
the cross-road stand. Like.all changes in trade,
however, this one has not been produced except for
the best of reasons. Among these are the great
saving OF material by cutting large quantity Of
gsrfA~ats together-the superior work and speed Of
sewing machines in manufaeturing--the great saw
ing OF time in waiting for your "turn' ar tho Tai
lor's-the uncertainty Of then getting a satis-
factory "it," and above all the saving of at least
oHe-ha! the cost of the garment in the price. For
a number Of years this has only been part of our
general Dry Goods business, but have made
arrangements to devote our whole house exclu-
sively 70 IL alone with such lines of Notions and
Furnishing Goods will be and desirable
In that trade. Belt wing that the true interest of
the trade will be TO sustain in this enterprise
we would respectfully announce that we now have
on hand one Of the largest and most desirable
stocks Of WELL MADE CLOTHING that was
ever offered to the trade Of the West. sc
We respectfully solicit a call from all our old
friends aud the trade generally. charge noth-
ing for shotcing goods, and NOT much n You Juy
them. We are prepared to sell to all prompt time
buyers low las any house in the trade. A liberal
discount also made all cash sales. 7 :, - =
WIN. Z. FRENCH & CO., =
scp3 Del. No. 20 Main street.
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1-e| % .PrTTsBURG, Oct. 2s-P M.
River unchanged; Weather cool and
cloudy. r,si.-. ~. .t,...5. ~ ....,.
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,wn.zHe said to me, there is a company.

Brown He said to me, there is company
of rifemen on the bridget get them to go
in company with Stevens.
To a. question 10y Hunter: told them |
was sorry they did leave their guns. Ste
veps remarked that would not do. ! had
no flag, aud did not consider myself the
bearer Of a flag ofitruce, as Lwas desired.---
As to the rife. company on the bridge saw
they were our own nlen.S waved my
handk erchief,, and toidn Stevens and the
other man tnrerral.i; ! soon heard firing
very close ,Slrstp fred in reply to shot
which struck INN from the Winchester
p.;y-oa !, zsls8 lssrL1llf s-f tIa..t l-ste T.ff
Raiiroan-rr-o 800 /. - - - -.rrsrl..-..
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

an = d.
CouGHs, Colds, INFLUENZA, ,H0ARsEyEss, Group,
BRoScHITIs, INCIPIESr CONSUMPTION, AND Fo6
THE RELIEF OF CoSsUMPTIyE PATIENTS IN AD-
yANcED STAGES Oh TIE DISEASE. f--.rs-ftl. t-..
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the of its cures that almost every
section OF the country a5oun DIS in persons publicly
KNOWN who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the lungs by its USE
When once tried, its superiority over every other
medicine of its kind Is too apparent to escape OBJ
eervaton, and where its virtues known, the
public u o longer hesitate what sntidote 70 employ
the distressing and dangeroTs affections Of the
pulmonary organs that ale incident TO climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon a com
munity have failed and beer discarded, this hal
gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable 70 DC for
gotten. 800. i
/, R5- Prepared by Dg. ). C. AVER &cO., Lowell,
Sold by KELLER WHITE, Evansville, and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the cOun-
try.v Octl9-5Gd6weow
EyASsFILLE, Oct. 5, 1859
hereby certify that have been afflicted with
sore eyes for the last fifteen years, ad during that
time suffered constantly-at times bad that was
fearful should have to abandon business alto2eth-
err. placed myself under the treatment of DIR.
Magenniss, and he has succeeded in efiecting a
complete and perfect cure. 1 would therefore re-
commend him to any who may be so unfortunate
as to be affected with disease of the eyes
HDMINISTRA TOES E0TTCE.-NOTTCE Is
GIL hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed Administrator Of the estate of William
II. Erskine, late of Nanderburgh county deceased
All persons indebted TO said estate are required To
make immediate payment 10 me. and all persons
having claims against said estate are reduir, d TO
present them, duly authenticated according law.
The estate is solvent. HENRY HORNBY,
sspt2l. ltdkstw Administrato rs
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"G.4RS 3.

u 10000 Imported German Cigars;
10000 Hzlf-Spanish do
Just received and for sale by
octG GEO FOSTER CO.
HDLs.S'OS. JUST xECkFt-EN, II
fine assortment of Pianos, which for tone
and quality cannot te excslled by any -instru-
usuts In the west To be disposed OF on reasona-
Bic terms, by wplo j. HEALY.
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COAI4s.

Bodiam Mining COMPANY, Evansville. Indiana
Ofice on Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, de-
yered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush
at the pit, cents JOHN wYDIOND,
oct9 Secretary AID Manager.
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DO H.y. N. sT.s.N.FIELIl. CsHI. E.N,-
sa SAPONFIER, ..5sa
ktEE- #Ht- OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.

More than Double The Strength Of Ordinary Potash
II OF .T.8hE.S'G soap WITHOUT
n lime, with little trouble and at trifling ex-
pense The cheapest article discovered for the
purpose. One pound will make twelve or fifteen
gallons of good soft SOAP nine pounds hard soap
Printers will fluid il superior article for cleaning
type 1t is perfectly soluble and free from impur-
ties. -fa4..r e..
Broken in small Jumps anl put up m |, 2, aud
6lb cans. la-.a ....a a-..a' =.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMIGLA
WORKS, Brooklyn, and sold by .-.. ..f.-ls1 -z...
30 Tr t-uT-ETI L. Y. RURKEE q CO,
oct 3. iyd6w-id a Isl Pearl street. New York.
EBOTASH.-5OO LBS. GOOD POTASH FOR
IL sale by ..r. N. 3. THOMPSON,
sep16 E-. Druggist. 81 Main street
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; anU0U! W-OoNATAE U.N.DRR.

W signed is again prepared to furnish. at any
part Of the city, all kinds Of Wood, either sawed or
not. He has good supply OF that which is dry,
and has purchased "A sufficient amount to supply
the market during the coming fall and winter.
Terms cash, at the yard
auSll-lm HENRY LUTZ.
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YEyAE EIE!LOF ILL THE or
II CANS which benefcent nature has endowed
man with, the EYE is the most important, most
complex, and most delicate In organization. From
its exposed situation IL is constantly liable to dis
ease which assumes varied forms, and which, when
neglected or maltreated, too frequently terminate
in blindness. 1t becomes therefore, necessary tina
the practitioner shall be thoroughly coiNersant
not only with the structure Of the eye ball and II
appendices, but that he shall have most accurat
and perfsct knowledge OF all diseases to which that
In presenting this card for public consideration,
would observe that after experience OF over ten
years In the principal opthalmic hospitals of Eu-
rope together with the advantageo OF large private
practice am prepared 20 treat all diseases of the
Eye with that certainty Of success which can only
be accomplished by years OF experience. IS. a.
80 Consultation hours from A. NJ to IL Pm
and To z. M JOHN MAGENNIS, N, D. n
Office, corner Locust and Second streets, Evans
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EVANSVILLE TEA STORE


EVANSVILLE TEA STORE.
"oAERE1S,< IN. .fLL tO.u.uEE-
W cial centres like Boston, New York, and
Evansville business is gradually classifying ITSELF
thus affording goods 10 dealers and Consumers at
better rates therefore, resolved, that We deal in
TEA, TOBACCO, DC, &C., instead of general gro
ceries. - - =, TX =
We beg leave TO call attentionsto oar large and
well selected stock Of goods in our line
100 chests and caddies assorted Teas.
loo boxes Tobacco.
100000 Cigars.
GO boxes Ground Spices = 80
Is bbls Vinegar "a
so gross Gates Matches
20 bags Grain Pepper and Spice. y ei''iuAD
100 bdls Wrapping Paper i-a7 h.e 20 faial-
so reams Writing do!itA - ,A-eg ia D. siEl
400 Paper Bags, assorted sizes very convenient
for retail purposes. rer.7f ri5t ~. b -'7al
Mustard in small and large tin cans. hss Boa 81
Common and fancy Candies, Butterscotch. &c I
with many other articles usually kept in such
stores N-ti r. - 'fh pish-i1ii'7'
Speaking Of Teas. let it be nnderstood tllst we
are anxious to sell Tea, aud will sell good Tea ana
45c, 5ec, soc, 65c zoe, f5c s0c sec, ST. aud s.2Q
We also have Teas put up In 2, e. AMI h caddies
to our order to- sell to families If want good
and cheap Tea. call on ms. Foe the presents Po-
seys Block after the 18th Of October, in Fosters1
new Block, on Fret street. gf ~ e5ags nj sfht ~
RE- Caliand get some Tea. ea = DO F1sd a. az ~
se7i q s7ftni3'-uitsiE - i. III. SABfN & CO. "a
sSr Rags wanted, Tor Groceries or Cash
1EpoufrSpr cpt,y-I al SANDS
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EIV.f.N"spYLLE .s.yD PaDUC.aH

IL PACK r-Ihe steamer SILL <
l SEa T E1ad:y Po Srsry m aa;ssy
Wednesday, and Friday, at IL O'Clock Nj. Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
az . 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 Mail
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
re- Business promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet. Through bills of lading given TO Nes
Orleans and all points on the Tennessee and Cum
berIand rivers = IA - --lf augl5
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AyOU.vO.-.2 P0CnET- HO0A IO.N.
~ tanning some notes and a small am ounl oi
money. which the owner can haye,by proving prop
-rty. loi4-srf eTgJ 5. sABRRT0N