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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26
ROH.Y M. sT.gNFIELD, C.gRPE.N.

eS TER AND JOINER, Is prepared TO DO any
thing appertaiing to either of the above branches
Particular attention paid TO the fitting up OF Store
Rooms; also to the building Of Barns, Mills, Fac
tories, and Dwelling Houses, in town or country
Mills fitted up 20 order VIXEN required. Those wish
ing GOrk done viii please give me call, as VIII
always be really at shOI test notice.
i95 Terms easy. Shop ON Third street, between
Chestnut and Cherry, on alley. nlarl2-Gm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26

FL - at law, NOtaries Public and Real Es-
.ate A esnts. Ey-nsville, Indiana:
WILL practice law in the Courts Of this State,
gl attend 10 the collection Of claims in any part of
che United States, will buy and sell real estate m the
city Of Evansville, in Yanderburgh and adjoining
counties and in the West generally, and will perform
any other duties pertaining TO Attorneys or Real
Estate Agents. Lots and farm. always for saIe.-
German spoken by a member Of the Arm.
Ez-Ofce on Third street, opposits the Court
House. in the rooms formerly occupied by the late
firIn Of Lockhart, Parrett DENLY;
CREhLEs DESBY LrEgESHEpER.
Octl5-dly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26
Il \ l., BUILDER-.-------.K. BO1 ID,
CLARKE g. BOYD,


U street, Evansville, Indiana, Wholesale Deal
IN Groceries and all kinds OF Produce, Nails,
Glass, White Lime, Cement, Cotton Yarn, White
Lead, Linseed oil, &c, 3c. Also, constantly
hand full stock of sash, Panel Doors, &c, of all
sizes ap26
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26

GIE BRELLA MAKER AND TURNER,
First street, between Vine and Division streets,
kesps constantly hand full assortment of Para
soils, Umbrellas Walking Canes, &C., and sells them
at the lowest prices. Repairing done at short
tice and in the best manner. All turner's work
promptly done. mylO-Gm
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EARS. PR.N.s.E.N-GT0.y' IND III

-AS BRULER, having formed a copartnershipfor
the practice Of Medicine offer their services to the
citizens Of Evansville and vicinity.
Once Third street, in the first building above
the Crescent City Bank, Oyes Jones Biythe's Law
Office.
DIR. PenningtOn's residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church.
DR.. De Bruler's residence, corner Of Cherry and
Second stTeets.s mars
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Ts nJERRo sjIEISTI1-ii' HEB s. RRoEGHT0.T b

~ located ON the northeast corner OF flret
and Sycamore streets, for the purpose OF repairing
Musical, Repeating, and other Watches, Jewelry,
Sc, bess his friends and the public generally, to
call upon him, when satisfaction will be grrran-
ted jan22-1yd
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u Office on Second street, between ' Inc ana III
vision, next door to the oil Presbyterian Church.
Plans, specifications, detail drawings, &c, for all
Glasses Of buildings, prepared on short notice, and
on reasonable terms. apis
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eAAJEi . X bAkkS
Gv Z. GILBERT CO., SUCCESS
Se SORS TO Gilbert Bosles,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.

Sycamore street, betWeen Water and INST Eyans-
VILE, Indiana. full assortment OF Groceries al
ways on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices.
Agents for - Cypress Mills Cotton Yarns, &c, at
manufacturers prices. (nOyl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-26
rzy0 PA0T0 GtR-sPH .s.,.D .s.nRso-


II new cOmers and citizens generally, On
L would return my sincere thanks Tor the 49,
very liberal patronage bestowed on me
for the last twenty-five years, and would
solicit a continuance of fayOrs. My stock is very
large and complete, containing every variety of ar
tcles pertaining TO the Saddlery and Harness busi-
ness. All of which offer at wholesale and retail
at the lowest figures.
pS- Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. J. p. ELIIOTT
jel0-1m No. 90 Main ST.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

special despatch to The New York Times from
Washington city says:
The report that Senator Green is cn1cavoriru
to reconcile the differences in the Dcmocrati.
pnrty is entirely fabrication. IIis business
here is entirely of 4 private character.
Dispatches from Commissioner BowIin and
Commodore Shubrick were received at the State
Department to-day. and conveyed Immediately
to President buchanan, " ho opened and exam
Inc'i them in the presence ofSccretary Cass and
Assistant Secretary Appleton. Tho dispatches
contain little Of finterest beyond what h.s an.
pcared i'll the Times.
The Sabine will return as the flag ship Of the
Brazil Squadron.
The President has appointed John Leonard,
OF Maryland, TO sign lxnd patents. vice Albright
appointed to IL third class clerkship in the lutte.
rior Department.
lie PennS.svania Democrats are "town on"
the President for appointing Mr.. Heart as Su
prr,ntendcnt Of Public Printing. They say he
had pledged the app intnenl to PENNSYLVANIA
but gave it to South Carolina to purchase South,
ern votes for his prot'y>, Bowman, for Public
Printer.
C"nn. de Sartiges has changed his mini re
spectinS European nissi"n and will not rrs,n
his position here. la view Of tho prospects for
general war i'll Europe, he has pru,leniIy conclu
dcd That tins Is more desirable post than any
t"r viii y he might exchange it. Ills leaves nf
absence Is f"r four mouths, but this may be cx.
tended TO six or eight months, according to cir
cumstances. VicoInpto Treilhard, First Sccre
tary Of Legation, will remain US Charge DAT
iaircs al int Grim.
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FROM MEXICO.

The Tennessee arrived ct New Orleans OH the
18th inst. She brings news from Vera Cruz to
the 9Th, nml from the City Of Mexico to the lst
General R"blcs was at Ialapa with 900 men.
He hni issued II decree forbidding the passage of
the American mails.
Great confusion existed ut the Capital where
change in the Presidency was daily expected,
and another outbreak consequently feared.
Miramon wai trying to raise money from Eu-
r"lt'an capitalists pledge Of the church. pro
Icrty, thc Arc!bshul,s consciting to the nlurt-
yagc.
The English and French fleets were still at
Sacrticios.
t;na4alaiara hal been taken, and tho capture
OF Tcpic, San Bias, Culinla and Manzahllo by
tine liberals is confirmed.
Gen. Mcjia had been completely routed hv the
Liberals with the loss of 'thI PRISONERS, among
whom is reported to he himself.
Gcn R"b!cs was still al Jalapa, surrounded
ny Generals Ampudia, Ilavc, and Irucuns, all
awaiting the result of matters ut the capital If
driven close. I;oblcs will pronounce.
The indignation Of the British residents
against MIR. Otway is very strong.
MlranlOn has dccrced The closing Of all the
Gulfporis.
Plots were in cxstancc against Miralnon, and
re-instae ZuoaSa.
The clergy were trying to raise money, xnl
d loan OF $4h,ono.on0 was prop'scd.
The entire position Of affairs is s,nallv Min
lster Melianc had returned 10 Vera Cruz in bad
health.
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The receipts Of Cotton in Charleston for In,
past week were, by Itailroads 3,I12 bales: nv
water and wagon SIS bales-tnrcth.r 2 @ *
bnles-corresponding week last Year G,lly
bales.
The exports from Charleston for tho same
time were. to foreign ports 6,127 bales; coast
wise ,u67 bars-making the total exports of
the week 1924 bales and leaving on hand n
stock of 52.522 bales. inclusive of 7 ,G.a bales
on ship p-board not cleared, against a stock of
1916 bales, and $3.50 bales Oh ship board
same time last year.
The sales in Charleston during the past week
amounted to 5000 bales at prices ranging hom
lot TO liz.
The total receipts Mt all ports during the
past week amounted To 5000 bales ara,n1
Jni27 bales received during the same period
last year. The total receipts at all the ports
since the lst Of September, amount to 2, ,j2i ;,
SIS bni"s, against S24.o73 up to the same
dntcs last year, showing an increase this Year
Of COZ. 5I5 bales.
The exports to Great Britain up To the latest
dates. amount to 1.Gjj jl:5, showing an increase
on the exports TO that country last year of 29O,
267 bales The shipments I" Northern ports
show an increase of 1899 bales from the
shipments of last wear.
The stock on hand and oE hip-board at all tho
ports. mp to the latest dates a,nn,Ints to AZ
blo bales, being 94,5D6 bales less than In,
stock OH hand ut the corresponding date las,
Ec2r-
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Estate Sale.

NDEt the direction ofthe Will OFF. F.. Eos.
at The late residence Of said deed, The folJewino
property. Cows. Hogs, Goats, Mul es. Horse
Lot Smith Tools. Road Wagon and Harness.
rlanfat'en Tools, Corn. Fodder, Bacon, Lard
&C, Fine Piano, Household and Kitchen Flu ruj
.ure; @ ~ likely Negroes, among whom are two
snon M eooHs Seamstress Washer md Ironer ;
s'ning about 500 Acres, with a fine capac,ous
Dwei''ng, all necessary outbuildings in good re.
par, ALEC, good Gin House and Screw. There
,s growing crop in tho place, which will either
be sold with the land or separate.
JAMES McCASLAN.
G. W. COWAN. { Executors.
n. b:-Ferrtrs of SAFE, a credit of twelve
months interest from day of sale and a,nrovsJ
security. "ip''''"
May 18th, 1859 ct
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IL IS a Common Observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans,
than can bc found among any other civilized ma
ton. The reason is Obvious. We take too lii.
tie exercise. and forget the wants of the BODY
in the absorbing pursuits of business. In oll
such cases, ordinary medicines can do little
good. What is required is just such u tonic and
InviGorntor as DR.. j. IIosteticr has given TO the
world in his CELEBEATED " BITTERS."
The weak and nervous denizcn of the counting.
house. the exhausted loer upon the si,op board.
ana the prostrated student of the midnirbt
lamp have found wonderful regencra in The
" BIrrEHs," and prefer il to more preten,ious,
nut less cificacious medicines Blu, it should not
be forgotten that the agent which is SO magical
IN It's influence upon frams which is merely de
bllitnted, is equally powerful in assisting nature
10 ekPeI the most terrible forms Of disease. WHO
will not give it trali
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
eR See advertisement in another column.
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ti W. ., fu1on W. nt~ prn, fled Ia
'"a," hat this l,>'nrn'h.l r,n,lrmnn I. ,m,r,,,.
N'd ~ health, aud S,ll t.rlA n deep ini"t">t ~,
everything r"nmrr'ci with II" rtnsr,,i'v and
Improvement "f South tnt",,nn rl," u,hrr ,nv
u" wrote lr."r "f rrh, rn,"s 4" n gentleman
of th', place, OH the c"nv".,"n "r the South Caro-.
linn Collnu" ,nto University. Thu. letter i,
written with nll tho classic hcsn,y ani chnrac
tsris'ic rloquencc. striking expressions, r"yrut
argument and fervid patriotism, which rsr,l Ia
flow from his lips in his pnlmirst DAYS. IIc
speaks OF his old Alma Mater nv hnvn, ,lnnc
gront good, but now, South Carolinn rruuir.s
something more to keep abreast "f snrio,v. Ur
refers To the address Of Professor VrnabIc before
the Virginia Alumni. IN the History of rn,ver
sites rs being franght with rare learning and
wisdom .-GrecmriNc Putrioi
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

The New York Jo"rnM Of Commerce, in al.
luding to money matters. saye:
"rhe market opened this morning IN the midst
of unusual excitement, caused partly bv the
large shipment Of specie yesterday by the africa
(a'nountlng 10 Sl,6IS,00U) and partly by the
''war news" the particulars of which came bv the
Persia. Many of those who had large sums
loaned out Oh call were taken with Il sudden de.
sire TO recover possession, and when the borrow cr
did not respond promptly, threw the securities
upon the market, thus increasing the panic
"The excitement and advance in the bread.
stufis market keeps up the spirits Of the bnsi-
ness people, in spite Of the stock troubles Flour
has gone up from thirty to fifty cents, on various
grades; wheat and corn have improved in II
corresponding ratio, and provisions also are
b,'"yant with very active movement Cotton
alone is down."
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HHG'"' q" Cnnmk Cdronr.-Thc following re-
ihinisccnces of Count CGvour, the distinyui.I,.J
Prime Minister Of Sardinia, are taken from
recent nrl;cl. in the Atlantic Monthly.
written by Ruifini the author Of Doctnr
AnioniU {;
During the summer Of 1913 rented n con.
pie OF rooIIis in the Via DELI I,rchiycscovndo
at Turin. There often fell upon INV c,r
waited across the court from the windows oppo
site mime, u loud and regular defamation.
fancicd It was preacher lea rning by heart
his sermon. or al actor his part 1 was told.
one day. that it was Count Cavour, the owner If
the house, who, as a prelude 10 his parlia,nen
tary career, WIS addressing an imayinnrv AS
seinby. The fact struck ME the more as ,I,o
Count was not n member Of Parliament at the
time. lie was elected Deputy and took his
seat not long after. l was present at his debut
1t was not brilliant. Count Cavour was NOT.
born an orator; his delivery was fnr from
fluent
lie had many things 10 say, aud wanted To
say them alI ut once. The sense Of ,is House
was not favorable TO the new member-that of
the public galleries still less so. No man was
less spoiled by popularity ihan hc. / have no
other reasons for mentioning these particulars
than to put into relief the strength of will anL
the perseverance which one 30 situated must
have brought to bear, in order 10 conquer his own
Deficiencies and the popular prejudice aud attain
against wind and tide, the high place hc holds in
the estimation Of parliament and Of the country.
That Count Cavour has made himself, if not
properly an orator, in the high sense of the
word, nervous. fluent. and most agreeable
speaker. is sufficiently uttested by the untiriup
attention with which his speeches, occupying
sometimes two whole sittings, are listened
to in both Houses. fIe never puts them in
writing, and seldom, il ever, makes use of
notes"
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NoTICE.

Freight as Cheap as the Cheapest"
fIliE Excel Line having been thoroughly or
l. gan,zcd on the 2oth April, T. l.. Wade.
appointed President. Il. II. johnson, Secretary,
H. johnston, Agent al Savannah. and II. F. Rus.
sell, Agent at Augusta; the Steamer E1csl will
~ iuturc inn in connection with New York, Phila.
hc'Pl,a. and baltimore Steamships nt Savannah
and Georgia Rail Road at Augusta, leaving Sa.
yannnh on Saturday Evening, unL Augusta on
Wednesday Morning. All Goods for Northern
and European markets and the Interior should
he addressed I" care Of Agents Excel Line at
Savannah and Augusta. Forwarding Of course
free.
With mon 8" perfectly acquainted will, tho
forwarding and shipping business, 1t i. needless
To assure the public that promptness will char.
acterizc all operations Of Ihis Company.
Il JOHNSON. Ag't Savannah.
II. +. RUSSELL, Ag't Augusta.
May !, 1859 3n,
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MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA

| M CONFESSED bF /, LETTERS.
Ny =. =, u. T. !" * .l"t,"" "i n"h,,y.
My !, ., J. !. l',!. IL is question proposed.
My :, =. >, II ~ r"i.
My = >. I. =. In is u nm,nernl.
My lI.?. u. III, =, ~ is u we'll known fish
My IL, .. I. 8 is what God will do with all
Rool people
My x. ;. II, II, 10 i. n kind Of portable chair
My II, 2, Is. is pond Of water.
My III. II, II, ., lG in IN address to n lady.
My 1873, 10. } is II tuno played on single in
strumemt.
My II, lo, u is a conjunction.
My IL, >, IT, is an innocent little animal
My 1873, IL is an nbbrev ation Of a boys
name.
My whole is a combination of the names OF
LwO Books Of tho Bible
COEESJI-RS
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STATE DIVISION.

Ihe Legislature of California has proposed
DIVISION "l that State. We have seen il surmi-
scI that If the division is made that slavery will
he established in the Southern section
ltmay he true that but for the fraudulent arI ur
h'tr"ry exclusion Of slavery,by her premature
ad'i'sa'"n into the Union, that the institution
would have been established in this portion o 4
tn" state, but VIC think that now il is TO late
even I" i"rc That sucl, will Ike the case. Free so;,
sentiment j" TINT locality has too much tie start
ever to DC ous.rippc'l by southern enterprise.
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Fran tie E.ir#H .ii,,r,;~r.
GOLD MINES OF EDGEFIEI.n

Mr.. E!:'m- Possibly Il few passing remark -.
on the Gold Mines ii S!c..,.v Er..k cul!"d from
my field notes, mag inic.rs, rome Of your rc,-
1ers.
The different mines Of This vicinity arr az aim
liar n,''! 30 closely connrc,ci t" locality that
II will he more convenient; to describe them nm @.
der the head Of the Sleepy Creek Mines, than
I" '"I,arate them according to the various pro-
;ri"'"rS.
The chi'f mining operations have hrrn ear.
RED on Il: the Cold >lrn" Mine, aud a!irrly
hls" nt the Immediately adjoining mine of Col
John Qna',rbaum. Here consequently more.
may bc learned OF ii,' peculiar occurrence than
w"''.d b. observe! !, "rh.r points.
Al first ili" 'li-:r:huti"m al tin. vcrs is exceed
ImGy i"il!"Nimr; hn they seen >irik nr .I.l
dipping in every p"rs::.i: direction: so,nriiiu.s
perfectly hn'iz"n'ai, i.n culvnr lik,. sad lie.
then again v"riirai--lcI" swrn" Il. a dia,;,,
t"r "i several feet. it":" again thinning out Il, !,
'n"r" IiIrrad--a"w cu'iinI straight :."rn%, In.
flnt" country rtwk. ~ HDw iuiIn cunl,rininr Il,
sl" sink" ar .i:r."irn If ia" li'i-r. An exam.
nation of Tia" lar.:. w":kab.r VEINS alone, leaves
Us therefore without ANY satisfactory crnc!u.
r,"nS aS I" ih" ~" i!"l. -! ""c,irrr. ni,.l VI.
tnrSt iurn I" h" nn'r v"i,., G.r nu .xl,nniion
These I'll" models We NAV in. l,.cl Them
without fear OF tn" "l>.'iiriu:s cii",S of urcu,cr
bulk. and III" sr'n ion is thea an easy one.
1h" r"untr! r"rE nii" rock Irav"rs.r) Of thcs..
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THE HOT SLIPPER

Our friends in and around the village will not
forget The Hot Supper, to be given by the Ladies
"i The Sewing Society, for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church. which comes off TO .mor-
row. Frilay evening.
We anticipate, and predict, for the Ladies' n
I"ci':c' succrSs in their effort to contribute to
til" Church. Indeed, il could scarcely be other.
wise. ~" enterprise pr'jected by woman, hav-
ing for lis object the good Of the church, could
not prove fixture in land Of gallaplry aud
ChristiarIiiy
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HosTILITIEs COMMENCED

T"l"gr"l'iic Dispatch from New York, CT
May 10Th. states that the steamer Wiser and
B''"ss''' had brought Intelligence that l,os,il,ies
had coinncncci between Austria aud Sardinia :
that III" Austrian troops had succeeded in In.
KING the BTlg" at Bnilalora, having sharp
conflict, with considerable loss
The Sar'iihians rcrcnt:d before tho Aus,riaus
al Lake Ma%Siorc. Forty thousand French
lrUoi's We're at Genoa.
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May IS, 1859.


Az NJ purchased Of DR.. ID. a. Jur,lan
- hi5 interest in the establishment forIne r
" known rs that of .Jor.lan IL McLaucbliu
beg leave most respectfully to inform nv
friends and the good citizens Of Ablycv i'll. gen.
orally y, that can always hr found at the old
stand really t" srrv" them. and having had a
long eNI"r'cncc in the Drug business ila,ter
myself that can 'lo them Justice I will keen
constantly q" hand lar:;: supply of Drugs
an'l M'ien"'. >r!ertr'l with great care. togeth-
or "',h everything else usually kept i'll first
class Drug Store and hope hy clnse attention
to business To merit share OF the ,,utronap.
heretofore SO literally bestowed on the old firm.
DONALD MCLAUGHLIN.
May Is, 1859, Sit
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~s>s
AFRICAN COLONIZATION.

Wcs"c il staic;! that ,ll,. rib.rian Coloniz,.
ton S""',ty recently shipped from Baltimore 50
N""r"rs and liberians They are said to have
been mostly 'nanumittcd slaves. 1t is TO lie re-
grcttcd th"t ilascrs, from ignorant prejudice or
false notions Of humanity, should send their
slaves to ibis free negro Republic. there to fall
back into barharsm. To separate the negro
from the power and control of tho superior race
rs to consign him to starvation and barbarism.
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1 Mr. Ertrttfs Lectures in North Caroliua.-
The following extract from letter of Mr.. Eve
'retts received here, says the Wilmington Journ-
al. shows the nett proceeds from the delivery Of
his Washington Address at the four points in
North Carolina where he delivered is:
"This completes my returns
from North Carolina, the nett amount of which
is: Wilmington, 81 ,09l.sO;. Newbern; $500.0i;
Ralejgb,.$5l5; Chapel Hill, $6l6.60. Alto
gether, $2,sl244, whicI, cannot but think
very lrdnorablero the 'Ofd Nurth State'fo one
week" :
WeaHree with Mr., E. must decidedly.
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