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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-02
Nehraskn Terrftory.

Our personal friend and political opponent,
DR.. Graf, writes us pleasant letter from
Dacotah City. He says;
al have been here long enough only TO
find that my official duties will be pleasant
and the office remunerative. / confess /
had no adequate idea of the beauties and
advantages Of the Nebraska Territory. The
soil is rich and productive beyond anything
| had conceived, short of California. Corn
is here certain crop; potatoes produce
better than in any place where have seen
them grow. All root crops excel anything
we dream Of in Indiana.
"This county polls over coo votes, and
last year produced surplus of the necessa-
ries Of life Our city is destined to become
the great town of Northern Nebraska. 1t
has stood the hard times without very seri-
Gus embarrassment; property here has new
er run up to fancy prices do not think
man could make better investment than
in Dacotah lots The climate is one Of the
most sslubrious in the world. There are no
pulmonary complaints in this region; in
deed, the citizens all say that a residence
here for 4 few months is a sure cure for the
bronchitis aud asthma. find but one ply
stefan here for over eight thousand souls, and
he has nothing to do, and resides long dis
lance from US, in Sioux City. The only OBJ
stacle to our rapid growth as city is the
scarcity of lumber and timber.
"Yours, truly, G. B. G.
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DARING RoBBERY.-0n Friday night last
some william or Williams broke into the par
sonage house of the Methodist Church now
occupied as the residence Of Rev. Mr.. Hes
ter, the worthy pastor Of the Church Of the
city, and administered cliloroform to the
whole family, and then proceededto rob the
house. The thieves carried away valua-
bic gold watch, FIVE or six dollars in mon
ey, and Mr.. Testers clothes. Mr.Conyery's
shoe store was broken open the same night,
AID two or three pairs of boots stolen. The
thieves, as yet, are undiscovered Yin.
Times. .... t rtFse.slL As
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HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE R. RI

HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE r. R.-The
completion of this road is now fixed fact.
We learn from the Hopkinsvillc Meresry
that on Saturday last the vote of Hopkins
vile was taken on the proposition that the
Trustees subscribe for $4,000 of stock in
the Henderson and Nashville Railroad, pay
able when the grading of the road shall
have been finished to Hopkinsville from
the Tennessee line, on condition also that
$4,000 be raised by subscription for the
purpose of ironing the road in that county
the tax receipts to be equivalent to rail-
road stock. The proposition was carried by
the very decisive vote of 1877 to perhaps 20
against the proposition, or more than two to
one. We are informed that all the condi-
tons are easily complied with on the part
of the Directors of the road.
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We have been requested to suppress the
names in the following curious history,
which has recently transpired, or rather the
last chapter which lately occurred in this
county:
farmers son, some twelve years ago,
married neighboring girl-the daughter
of very respectable family. They removed
to distant place, where they had been liy-
ing but few days, when upon his return
homo one evening, the wife of a week was
missing. She did not return that night, du-
ring which he felt, of course, the utmost
anxiety, and in the morning he started in
search Of her. lie could only learn that she
had taken the stage alone, which led to q
railroad station some miles distant lie fol-
lowed, but at the depot lost all traces of her
He wrote to her former home, and published
notices in the newspapers-but could OBJ
tain no clue to her whereabouts. He griev-
ed in loneliness nj her supposed criminal act,
and to escape the scene where the week of
his unsullied happiness had been followed
by so great grief, he removed to this then
sparsely settled wilderness. He here settled
upon promising piece of land, and in its
cultivation and the cares of life, he sought
forgetfulness of the past. He succeeged
measureably--has filed offices of trust and
grown wealthy. After few years, his
home requiring attention, he married, but
his wife lived only long enough TO bear him
a son, and witness the first year of the little
ones existence.
A few weeks since, as the well-tO-dO man
of the world was sitting by his Preside, there
entered the house n woman well clad, of
fuller form, and twelve years older, but the
picture of the long lost bride of week, and
she was accompanied by girl of near G
dozen summers.
The sober man of forty was startled, but
asked the stranger visitor TO be seated. Then
came her long and agonizing story All
was oblivious to her for the first ten years
of their separation. She could tell nothing
| except of one honr OF returned reason when
/ the little girl beside her, his daughter, was
brought into the world. After that long
| time, fitfully, and at periods remote from
each other, came back reason and memory.
She had wandered to q distant city in state
of mild insanity; there she fell among kind
people, and was installed in an insane asy-
lum. After the birth of the daughter, and
ten years more spent within its walls,
thoughts Of her home, her youth and her
husband came back. She slowly recovered,
then visited her parents, learned where her
husband was, aud few to him. BE sure he
clasped her in his arms, end they wept upon
each others necks. Again going before the
altar, they We're united, and she now pre-
sides with careful dignity and ease over his
household.
But little is said about it in the neighbor-
hood, except expressions of wonder al
Squire ID. S sudden and unexpected marriage
to one whom they supposed to be a fair wild
ow with whom he had recently become ae-
quainted.- Hudson Argus.
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WASTE OF OIL.-The report that the To-
cation of the State prison had been fixed at
Ladoga, caused general illumination of
that village. At Fort Wayne, two hun
dred guns were fred, fire works displayed,
a balloon sent off and other manifestations
OF popular satisfaction at the reported award
of the location TO that city were INDUCED.
II will be rich joke if neither place gets
ii, which is now quite certain.
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How TO AMERIcASIzg CuBA.-In a recent
address in Georgia, the Hon. Thomas Butler
King introduces fact, not generally known
to the friends of Cuban annexation in this
country. He says that the number of Gu
ban children, now at school in the United
States, may be estimated at from six to ten
thousand. Added to this, Mr.. King says
that the number of visitors from Cuba TO
the United States, in the year 1853, was
between fifteen and twenty thousand, show
ing an increase of communication between
the Cubans and ourselves. Mr.. King thinks
it best to trust to the influences of this in.
tercourse to Americanize Cuba, rather than
attempt to convert il by violent means
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sg- The first new wheat of the presen

BE~ The first new wheat of the present
years crop sent from Memphis to st. Louis
was sold in the latter city for So per bushel
Luckily for the buyer, the lot consisted of
only twenty-five bushels. 1t was very SUI
perior May wheat not perfectly cleaned, but
having a ripe, well-flled, uniform berry, dry
and hard, and in condition to 20 immedi-
ately into the manufacture of flour, which it
did few hours after leaving the care of the
sellers.
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BaT The Washington Davies county,
Telegraph says that il :" has heard that the
new Board of Directors for the E., c., l., q
G. railroad have effected a settlement with
Willard Carpenter. Il this be true, we may
yet hope that the road will be completed"
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GRAPEs.-The Cincinnati papers say
The vintage in this neighborhood bids fair
TO be the most prolific We have had for
many seasons We have this from one OF
the most extensive vine growers"
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ia. The retirement OF Count Buol, the
Austrian prime minister, at this critical
,uncture in Austrian.affairs, is looked upon
az an event of great significance. He is
a temporizing, cautious, and timid minister,
of the Metternich school, and was probably
removed, by the Emperor, either for his
Russian procliyties or from conviction Of
his unhtness for the times. Before the war
he supported every expedient to preserve
peace, and since il began he has chung to
the hope that peace might still be restored.
His removal indicates a resolution on the
part OF the Austrian Emperor to have more
spirited counsel5 and holder measures, and
that the position OF Austria is not to be
yielded without a struggle in their defence.
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IHyO .nERCH.f.N.TS, PHi'SI6 L.I.N'S,
~

We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OIIs,
NARSIsHEs, PERFUNERY, and FANCY ARTICLES
which are prepared to offer To the trade ON as
good terms can be purchased in Cincinnati, Lou
isN lille, or IT. LOuis.
We have in store IL tons OF EXTRA PURE WHITE
LIAM. in kegs Of - lbs so rs, and 100 lbs which
W. are selling 20 the trade at manufacturers prices
KELLER * WHITE,
Main
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s A difficulty occurred on the farm OF
Mr.. J. Henry Gibbons, in Perry county, on
Monday last, between two laborers, one Of
whom, named Smith, struck German on
the head, injuring him SO severely that his
life is dispaired Of.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO.nE, I.E MIXED, .f.N:D BE

just received from New York, fine lot of ready
made Summer Clothing, and Shoes Of all kinds,
which we are selling al Auction on our regular
auction days Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at O'Clock, and every evening az early gas light.
ie2 II. NELSON q co,
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THyHR LIST s.HEE FOE MRS. no.

We will cell, on SATURDAY, June 18th, the re-
naming portion of Mrs. Smiths goods, to-wit A
good watch makers tue-piece, lot of silver ware,
fine carpet, some excellent linen sheets, of Large
size two fine cloth coats, lot Of dry goods, jew
elry &c. They 10 be sold at our auction rooms
without reserve, she starts for France next week.
js2 ii. NELSON h CO.
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rs,UR coPsRTrRRsRIP BE-

AZ tween tho undersigned has boon dissolyed'this
day, ii. o. BABCoCk having purchased the in
teIest of II. W. LsG"w in the hrm, aud viii con-
,iuue the business Oh his own account.
IL. O. BABCOCh,
II. W. LAGOW.
q MAY II lA.tI iL.AIl
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ne 0TICE .-THE HO.IRD OF

~ Equalization OF Nanderburgh county, Indi-
ana, i'll meet al ilIe Court House, in Evansville
MONDAY, June 9th, 1859, and sit for the pur-
pose of examining the returns made by the ap-
pIaiser and deputy appraisers Of the real estate in
said county for the year 1859, and equaliZing the
same and also 10 hear and determine such griev-
ances, growing out Of the valuations made by said
appraiser snt deputies may come before said
Board. WIN. ". WALKER,
ny2i-2wd&N County Auditor.
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BH ssTCHEs .EI.O SRU.FLRX.-
~ NEM STOCK Az RITTROIIE-S

" NEW STOCK AT BITTB0LLF'S. ..
We would respectfully inform the public that We
have Just received stock of Gold and sill
Watches, fn0 Jewelry, Siverware, Clocks, Cold
Pens, &c, inclnling some very line Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo Sets very rich and handsome
STYLES of Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Breast
Pins, Bracelets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c
We would call particular attention 10 our stock OF
Gold aud Silver Watches, which are of superior
quality in all respects. Also, good stock Of Ia
ble, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Forks, &C.,
warranted pure Silver.
Silver plated Ware, such as CsstOIs, Cake Bas-
kets, Spoons, dc, of TlfE BEST QUALITY, always
hand. .
We are selling at Eastern prices for CO
warrant our goods 20 be as represented
ny16 BlTTR0LLf BROS, 4s
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oS that letters of administration have been
granted TO the undersigned on the estate Of James
c. Wills, deceased, late Of Wander burgh county, In
diana. The estate is supposed TO be insolvent.
je2-3w - BRACKET MILLS, Admir-.
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IL l. N ID s.


nz- BLINDS Of all sizes made 10 order.
&c DOORS other than regular sizes on hand, o.
made on short notice.
Doors moulded 10 srder Builders should, npos-
sible make their Frames Of regular Sizes they can
then be supplied at auy time.
Ceiling, siding, and Flooring for sale. Mould.
ings Of all .iLes. Fencing Boards ~ feet long, for
sale cheap. One Window contains twelves lights
All orders must be addressed 20
f. S. BABC0CE,
myIl-lyd&w Evansville, Ind.
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"OHITG sULPHUR sPRI.S'1s 5,

~ INlON NpUNI1s hi.
The undersigned respectfully announces that he
will open ihesS Springs On the frat day OF Jane
next. These Spring. are among the most celebrated
in the West. In connection with the Sulphur
Springs IL a fine Chaiybcate Spring, much cee
brated on account OF the medicinal qualities OF its
waters. Every accommodation will be given 10
persons visiting the Springs
There il a daily conveyance from UniOntown 20
the Springs. n. p. GREEN.
myl6-lm Proprietor.
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&,.sLE or I.aLU.sHLE PKOP-

&t.A LIZ OF J.aLU.lHLE PROP-
~ ERT6.
viii sell the Store and Lot now occupied by
MesSrs. Keller X White, ON Main street, o Lots on
the corner of Pine and and Centre streets. The
lots form area 100 feet by loan admirable To-
cation for maU ufscturing establishment There
is 4 two-stOry frame house the premises. The
property lays nearly opposite kratE q Hcilman's
Foundry. 1 will also sell part of Lot No. go in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting 81 feet on First
street, and extending 100 feet back 10 the alley,
with a good twO-story brick -Esuse covering the
whole front 35 feet, with stable, wood shed, and
corn crib on the alley. For particulars inquire VI
the subscriber.
- my2s-lwd - e.. NATHAN ROwLEY.
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BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE !
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator.

With MUfFIIITS NURSE FUN IK AIIAtHfU,
is considered TO be the best machine Of the kind in
the West.
The Undersigned now prepared 60 furnish
machines Of the above Patent of a style and make
not eXceliet in the western country. All we ask Is
that our work may be Compared with any Of our
cotemporaries, az also our prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
known when we commenced the manufacture OF
them; and We shall only say that al the Lachines
Of that patent which We make, shall he made in
such a manner, Of such materials, and with such
Improvements Of own, will mate rally in
crease the valuable reputation IL has acquired among
ThTeshers
We can now offer O. our customers a CloiOe ei
these excellent Machines, and also choice If tLr
Horse Powers, TO drive them. OF any size, from
TO 10 horse, upon reasonable terms as any other
establish ment and respectfully solicit orders
for either size kind, and would request that they
be sent in as early possible, to insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT & HEILMAN.
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LSaR.uERS, PBEPJRE TO CIT
II YOUR WHEAT!
The subscriber is agent for RIGGS CELEDRA-
TED REAPER AND MOWER, and has a good sup
ply now on hand.
he can refer parties wishing to purchase to farm
ers In Gibson, Posey, Warrics, and Vanderburgh
countless who have used these Reapers and who will
testify TO the superior and satisfactory manner In
which they perform their work. ais ..
The machines can obtained from the subscri-
Der Mt Evansville, or from Mr.. George Z. Hart near
BOcnyille, Warrick county
SAMUEL ORR, Cd.
June, 1853. Evansville, Ind.
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neEH' 8OOES-PELL.sR or

eH Prince Of the House Of David
Sermons, nth edition City Of the Great
Ministry Of Life; Life Of James Watt
Husbaud; Love nae Li;tle-LoTe me
Lifa in New York, by Jonathan Ali
and its Hero Liie Oi kit Carson.
JOp
mylO Corner FirstF
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NhOCTOR a. a. TIHRELL, EEEST
~ street, two doors south OF the Sherwood
House. myG-2m
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oh nor. .fSs,D COB-E Oy'sT&R
~ ~ dozen ass'd and = n Can LCb-tc!>
do Picked and Spiced Oysters,
3 10 Picked Holsters,
2 do ass'd & ? 10 cans fresh Mack-r"l,
10 10 do do do lobster
10 do I gallon Pickles, ass'd.
10 do - d. 10 DO,
10 do & 4 do dc,
do ass'd size Picked Onions,
800 Loose Pickles, in vinegar, by doz OF loD,
400 ass'd boxes Sardines,
dozen French Mustard.
Received 40 L. H. COOK & SONS
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my2s-iwd 49, "a. NATHAN ROwLEY.
n .SsT TEE GRaPHIC DISP.ATIH

Ii FROM TIKI SEAT OF WAR .f-.
Come al last The very same lot or Dry Goods
for which the fair portion of the creation the La
dies of beautiful cits, have been waiting
long has at last arrived per steamer Dunleith, and
are now ready for sale. We cordially invite our
friends and especially ladycusto to eall at
vur store, 43 Main street. aud select articles
ding 70 taste and Convenience. Dent forget, As
Main street. lmy3Ol MILLER { NIEHAuS.
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ID.nL.NiSTR.lTOW SALE.-BI
Oh virtue Of order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Ysnderburgh county, will sell at public
auction, at the Court House door In Evansville, on
the 18th day of June, 1859, part Of the e or OF
sec No. 10, township SOUTH range 10 west, con
tanning three adjoining lands of Peter Sharp
Y. W. Brinkmeyer, and lying on the road leading
from the Poor House to the residence of Edgar c.
Dunk. Said premises will be sold in subdivisions.
plat Of which can DO seen al my ofico
Terms Of sale, one-third cash; balance in L and
Is months from day of sale, the purchaser giving
notes with approved security, waving all relief
from valuation or apprai=ement laws with interest
from the day Of sale.
BRACKET MILLS,
my30-ts Admr. Of Adolph Drinkmsn
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a Card.
A,IH.S.ysHLI.ls - REILLY. BEG To

eGIH.G.N'aLF.1' . REfLLE BEG TO
~ announce the completion of the extensive i'm
pruYements to their concern, which have been h
progress for tine past, 10 afford the utmost
facility for carrying extensive trade, by SELL
ing good article only &C suck prices cannot fail
TO give universal satisfaction Having this object
ia view, every consideration that Straightforward
dealing, founded on honor aud lberality, can give,
will be resorted TO- and thus establish mutual con-
hdence between buyer and seller; The stock Is
unusually large, every department replete and pur-
chasers may rely upon meeting with an extensive
assortment on reasonable terms. They would d.
rect particular attention to Il cir late Importation
OF Irish Linen Goods, viz Is and "A Irish Linens.
ia Linen Sheetings, Pillow Case Linens, Hand
keTchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Bleached and Brown
Linen TaLiJ Cloths sc.s &c Corner Of Main and
First Streets ny3
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BOonyille Democrat, Princeton Clarion,
Mt Vernon Advocate, New Harmony Advertiser
Insert 10 the Of So and send bill to this of
nee. iuul -9td.4tyS
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LyOR s.fLR-.8 FIVE mich CO ".
- for sale, with calf few days old. Enquire
at this Office
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ysREEf, BEsILIOOO LSs. sUe.AB
Look Out!

LOOK Out! "f[
FEVBE E.N.EsRRSI6.N'RD RESPECT
y fully begs 10 infOTm the citizens Of Evans
vile, that be has Tscei cd LOT OF hrst-class fCk-
NITUEE from the East OfeyeTy description, which
he intends selling low as at any store ia the city.
Persons in want Of good furniture are invited 90
call before pgrch sing elsew here take all kinds
Of Did Furniture in exchange for new
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
Dealer in secondhand Furniture, on Second
bst,yeou Main and Locust my10-
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- 10 bushels White Beans
500 do Pearl Barley
300 fbs Split Pears. Received al
ny3l Z. II. COOK son :.
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Tee H.Ip.E ONE TW-O-MORsE

" and two one-horse carts for sale, and ii
they are not sold az private sale before Saturday
June 4, will lie sold at auction the rooms Of and
by, 4 fmy3l-tsl III. NELSON & co.
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nIssOLUTIO.N' OF C0Es.1aT.N.Ea
~

The eopartnership heretofore existing between
Charles Pfuhl and Charles Schaam in the Malt
making business in Evansville, has this day been
dissolved 10y mutual consent. e.. t-,
The business will hereafter be conducted and car
ried on under the firm, name and style OF CHAKISs
ScHAUM Co., by the said Charles SchRum, WHO'S
authorized TO collect and receipt for all moneys out
standing, coming to, and belonging to said firm,
and who assumes ali the liabilities of the old firm
|f.ft &C. PFUHL.
my2O-2v G. SCHAUM
lNolksbota CODY I
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- FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES.
"a casks Dupey a. Cos Brandy, "lsie"
81 :" 0sbornes old Port Wine. f
u 50 Old Madeira
3 "a I" Pale Sherry
so boxes superior Claret .
l pipe Pure Holland Gin
puncheon Of fine Jamaica Rum of 1852 49,.
casks Genuine Barclay Perkins Porter
In pints and quarts
casks Genuine Scotch Ale-s'Muirs''
In pints and quarts. .-l ft.t
20 baskets Heidsick's Sparkling Champagne.
The above articles we guarantee 10 be in every re-
spect as described ALLIS & H0WES,
my3l Water street
KJOR s.fLR-.s FIVE .nIL or co ".
for coIa rUftI ..If 4, g. a.
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TOBAICO at .sUCTJO.V: : N

IL will sell, on Thursday morning, June I'd, ten
boxes Of Tobacco, which is good article. Also, q
lot Of starch, and fine assortment of Shoes
Ready Made Clothing, sc, II. NELSON co.
my3O.2t