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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24
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- CHAIR MANUFAGft hflt olar"
" street Evapsviiie.- .-Indss MI :5etF CA 80
fsSs7 hand and maie t. order very FHfieN III
I eof Cane aud Wsos Seat AiA4tfS The I
Trade supplied at lowest rates 4iots, steam l'o4js
and Halls furnished prohptb to- order Be'i'g
prepared with all the improNeslefta7r 1i"eHsAel9'
&c and cheap lumber, l 0ftAr 70 dealers AZ the
West or South as good Chair, and at lower rates,
than can be had in Cilscinuati eises
plank and timber for chair stuff wanted
Terms cash, or approved paper All WORK war
ranted JahI-iy
NaSTLs .z.N.zs SPIRES
O. lzo0 kegs assorted Aos. Aaiia. a.-,,.s.rv.sz-za
- 700 90 a9 NJ 81, Si,sheS' 8.
.,--~50 do Fine Blile LathiHg Nails, 81
-25 do 81 Barrel Nails For sale by
dec3I sssS s-aIs IS + ORR, nAhzELL S Co.
waEw' K.E.ER's GzEk-rs.--DOBELL
o a. c9NYNeToE have sreeeiYeda new stock
3 T7 4 santifal calisctioil Of frfss4rhod Desks,
And great variety. Of BoqksFin antique and ele-
CANT bindings. Also, new suriig of thildrGus
Books. g tssh dec5l
yE,UTTEhss P.Srss.S-I,4 4cEso.ss- & az
s- u AsAws-1 case just received. Also siashand-
"a Rowland's German. and G ;. 9ittS'tAs;
e 5 dozen Wood Saws framed, tt'r sale low byz@.
dec30 JACOB STRAUB, No. 49 Main 81
N1 UKgS 7 sUT.-AS 4 fsO ETLS.N' GEs
Ed stock is damaged ghy tire4.we htNe com
eluded to close ont entirey Gs costs, Al te a.
cash. Ldec30l ] OAKLEY & son.
10000 siipss sh Y: toosoa g ifsi e dssssss e : :
Pine Flooring, the bess quality ever sold in tie
city, For sale cheap, at the new Lumber Yard,
corner of Main and Eighth streets.
dcc22 NEWRERRY 4 CLEMENT. .-
SIC U.N.Txs 0RDRR5.-F H.s.s'T 800
u in County Orders, for which / viii pay 80 cents
cash, or o5 cents in goods, or on esal aceonnts
| teczs - CHARLES s. WELLS. g
1 Ell sas.aaH W. II Il skxL7'-.400 BEsEG.
IA for sale lowlby s. ID. GILBERT q CD. 4.
i EBRGS! A.sGS! R.aGs .-Wanted tsin
-ians OIL MsTED &. .sABIN S
! EAXS S0LUTE o ~ OF EtEssSzETsSskfEs- r.
-E@ SHIP.--The ffrnl of Bittroihs s5Son dis
solved Thea tn Of Deepmber. 1855 by the retire
ment of j. il. BlTTR0BFF, ,SRs All accounts due the
| old firm must be paid Immediately 40 BI IfTR0LFF
! BROS, successors ts- ). Il. tIsiEIts0LF+s
/ ~ 5sFof esz- ti j. L. -B1ETE0hfF, Js.
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I TIfTRTT- THoI gllF1t Us IND 1.Ef6EE HgNDREDs
AND NINETV1SLN IREzESFai3
Nearly One Prime to every Two Tick
seta41E II zlsz@N a. cts. AZ LIS
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RAes .n0RE NRRD1T-ECO.N. y.

R4G MORE GsEDxT.-EC0.YH9.E y
@ y Is WEALIH.-0n and after he firstfiay of
February mex, Groceries will be cole by T. II.
COOK s. SttN fer Cash Produce c4tg, aud those
buying for casf7wifl receive a reduction equal TO
the expense OF bookkeepcr, collector and bad debts
which we find Is, quite item; and we conceive it
wrong TO make cash customers pay the ex penses Of
slow pay and pay customers.
jah25 T. II. COOK & SON.
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E KGHT! LEGRT! LIGHT &
Is, .4a7e -E Eft aEaE7S
'. IL PATENT

.ssa NON-EXPLosIVE,s sELF-GENERATING
G "A. . IL "a III P - 2
THE public are now favored with the best, safes;,
and most economical light ever produceds equal il
superior the best coal gas 1t is adapted for
Churches, Hotels, Stores, Reading Rooms, Private
Dwellings, Manufactures, Steamboats,, Railroad
Cars etc. 1t only requires trial TO prove Ita SUI
periority every other portable light now in
s-aGI .lrl 1.Hl .ss
Drnp Stnre. -.---- -. L ianl7-lW
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IL 30 bbls Old Rye, Reserve and Bourbon,
s-A@e "A do 8. M.Wine, - b @AaA sfsnfa
es7s 10 hf do do, .sF1f ~ fgg s4@ i .i4ssie
10 hf do French Brandy, ea tsaifc
- sss 10 bbls do do, s3tiEa
80 - e do Cherry a do, g. zzsT has
a do Ginger Wine. -.-.aesA Wis
y y = 80 2. do Lemon Cordial sETs
= Just received aud for sale cheap by .,s. = +,
A. -MClsRiEE.
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u SECOND sSEREET-The siaterior OF this
church has been lately finished and supplied with
many more pevs than required by The cong =
tion consequently strangers to the congres ssisa
who may desire to have pew IN Tie sa5 h1trs s
are Informed that the pewswiH be ifidissrnr IS.
rented on the I'd day of january, 1889 f'sts g ss
and o'clock p. NJ. Tho church is waff - IS &
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q News sunamary.

p pEa. The-Iatest news from Southern Kan
sas is to the effect that perfect reign Of ter
ror exists there q ai-l l'i@N 'l4dia,
si ,BsSya Hiram Powers has been assaulted
nby a. crazy young man at Florence, and Sc
4oriously hnrt.a} 81 siE9eIEs aliiA3 $50 -1-
2 Bsgf9 "A Spahisrd has made application to
the authprities of the St. Louis workhouse
for the kair of the female inmates, offering
q to pay fair equivalent therefor. He is a wig
; FmaEerjd The ST. Louis papers think the ap-
Tplication ought not to be granted, because
! the city has no right to demand any thing
but work and good behavior from its prison.
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Aa.A EsIES s.. .4.ssfe19lsS0sS, ga va
~ CHANT TAILOR, Mftcheh's Block, As n
street, Evansville, Ind1 fIeadqnar for elegant
Clothing made to order. Gents. Furnishing Goods
snch as Shirts, Collars, Crayats,, Handkcrchiefs,
&c. Also, variety of Piece Goods, madesup TO or
der in the very best style aud nianner, at quick
terms, small profits aud xtensive sales, dee22
a. E.N.ke A II ~ 81 EsH1ssS1VS ~, RSEs-
1ky BERTS, BRAZIL Nuts, English Nalnuts, FIGS
Dates, IRaisins Gurrants, Itocl< Gstndys oy sters
LoI,sters, Sardnes Alum, Epson .Sa4ts, Sulphur
Roll Birthstone, Gepperas, haCisier, Ext. Eogwcdd
Indiga, Cream Tartar Soda, Bstrordss ss sck iIls
Gloves, Cement, Cigars Of all kinds llt-
Lanterns and Flasks, Lerlonl syTup,s IL u stard. .
Matches, Pepper Sauce Spanish Moss. staae piVus
Powder. Safety Fuse, Tobacco of l2lxirJls, FANNY
Soaps, Starch, Vinegar ooruage, letter D .0ap
and Writing Paper Teas, Hour, Gainillor i.Iigci-
opes, Saitpetre, British Lustro, etc. .etc4a
= A supply OF the above kept constantly on hand
and for sale low, by s. Il. GILBEkT& CO.,
= dee22 Sycamore street, pear Wator.- :
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EgyEEs SF 6s;:O g.s.D SPICES 1I
III Is dozen cans Mustard, assOrted,s
- do loose do,
~ 200 do assorted Pepfer. Ginger, Aispice,
Cinnamon, Cloves, &c. Warranted fresh and good.
For sale by FICKEEY BROS, 81 Main st.
1gD gTCfa BEeRA.ET .E.4-D sUPRRFE.1.E
E1e sFIoUR-5d bbls S. +. Flour,
30 Gags do, cAs1
so bags Buckwheht Flour.
Call socn at FICKERY Bros, 81 Main st.
-REOL.4 SSES, eSUE4.sR .aJNcs1 corr
o. ~ FEES bbis new Molasses, s38s
: -s,5 hlfls new Sugar, -
E = 8 s bags prime RioCoffee, s1.es=
3 2 pockets Java do,
5 bbls ass'd Write Sugar
Forisale at our usual low rates. =a 1
JAMIE "a YIgKERY BROS, 81 Main st.
Np ~ a Il EST.fFB .fT PRKP.sTB
Ia ALE.-1le undersigned Trustees Of the
Presbyterian Church IN. 81 of Evansyillo, Indi-
ana, wish TO sell Lot No. 107 Gid Plan, situated
the corner of Main and Second streets.
Bids Will be received by JOHN w. FOSTER. at
the office of Baker * Foster until February o, 1859,
whom the bdszwiA be opened aud the Trustees will
then decide either to accept the bid or bids which
they may consider best with reference both to tho
amount offered and tho terms Of payment, or they
will advertise the property for sale at public auc
any part of the Lot. The file teiI be scarranted by
parties whose names, with any fur ther Information
which may he desired, can be learned ON epplica-
ton as above, or to either of the Trustees go
2 -a JAMES Z. BLYTHE,
- - WILLIAM BAKER,
CHARLES s. WELLS, Trustees.
D. M0EGAN,l ~ Il = +
.-s- JAMES SWANSON - s-s
81 JOHN W. FosFKR, Sec'y y'of the Board. jaH1s-tf
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R0E ". W.HOLES.9LE GROCERY
o. VI HOUSE, take pleasure in announcing to
my numerous friends that have commenced busi-
ness at No. % West First street, (in the house
formerly occupied by Messrs Morgan's Boot
and Shoe store,) where intend keeping constantly
on hand complete assortment of Groceries and
Liquors, which will sell for cash short time,
to prompt customers, at great bargain Give me
a call. A. M McGRlfF.
EyANsvILLE Indiana. -. - - janl7 sN
MjeE " SsOODS-S ,@iesag . ssssaL -el
y 40 boxes STAR Canuies, fasE'f5t3 - .1sE.t
- s5i $50 dozen Brooms, s-z el7r -e,3 sasfg
% do Zinc WASH Boards, sss5s
~ $50 do Buckets, -Tssl
-p.l 25 bales No.1 Batting l.assvT
= = - I50reams Wrapping Paper,
40 bdls do Irvine, N4-
~ 10 gross Bonnet Boards. st@
Just received and for sale cheap by
ianI7 A. M. McGRIFF.g 3
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lWRKS9.sf.sS IND .j9.K8 sg's 1.zE.sa
V PRESENTS, consisting of the following Books:
Gallery Of Famous Poets,
p Women of Beauty and HeFsisIn z--
Lays from the Land of Luther, EEK &N-s
American. Scenery, Book OF Beauty,
Leaflets OF Memory, Gem tile Season. s
The Atlantic Souvenir The Oriental Annual =
The Sacred -Allegories, Josephine Gallery = -
Bow in the Cloud, Rhymes and Roundelays
Bryants Poems, Poe's Peetical Works,
Tom Moore's Works, The Prince
Also, line assortment Of Bibles, Prayer Books,
Psalms and Hymns, and many others too numer-
Gus TO mention, together with a fine Selection Of
Writing Desks, Werk Boxes, Cabas, &c. 71s-e.s
Eos sale cheap at - S41E jill EALEY'S.-z
dec22 Cor. First and Main sts-. Evansville, Ia.
- 81 RRLs. .TOE.FSSES; ~ a
A1 " z zhhds Sugar. = sae-sE saf4 --ilss
- boxes Raisins, .sg.ss-t. 81 sialf 2
Almonds, Dates, PruDes, &c. hsle
r dec25 OEMSTED- e -SA ABINs-s
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AND FINISHING WORK,

TEyHE PROPRTETOIeS OF THE eFTY FOIN
~ dry beg leave to inform their friends and tho
public IN general that they are prepared to do all
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The organ Of Lord P Palmerston IN. London
has the following paragraph in relation to
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-01-24

GtHOEs! sHOES!! SHOES! !EjusI
~ received fine assortment of Ladies' and Chit
dren's Shoes; Mons, Ladies' and Children's Overs
and Sandels, at 80 ss- ~
SAM. EMBIGH,s, No. 40 Main ST.
N. B.-Pay your old debts Or. janI
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-GD respectfully informs the citizens ze-=xz=.
of Evansville and vicinity that he has
located here permanently for tbs pir-%1LIITIy
pose of praetieiDg Dentistry In all its brsnches
30 Plate work from single tooth to full se IT, at
Eastern prices. Teeth filed IN a superior Haannsr
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Office No. 40 9tain street, under City Gallery.
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"a 8 Nsz l5eas-I2 Drawn Ballots.
3 faAcNsFlGENT SCHEME!

OF pFizes Amounting GoTc II
syfssIa s5elsets SIC; HalxEs So; Quarters S213.
Csfrifeaes VI s;e9zages will be sold at the fol
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u A. RLAyCHARD. Proprietor
LOCAL AGESTs AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA:
VI ESSRS. KRATZ II HEILmAN.

d e Texas, r.a s---s - Illinois,
Wisconsin and Missouri.
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ASSISTANCE PROMPTLY TExDEREp.-wc learn that
yesterday afternoon. about o'clock, Captain Hall
on behalf Of his Company, the Wilmington Light
Infanty, telcgraphcd to Governor Wise rendering
him the services Of the Company with iity muskctS
and piece Of artillery, offering to go At tivr bours
notice il required The prompt action Of the CON-
pany WAS in view Of the tclcEraphsc sdviees from
the neishborhood Of Charicstown, Va In the
course Of the evening the following answer was re
turned.
RicsxoxD Va, !
Nov. 18th, ls59-7h 3sm., p. NJ
CAPfAN E. d. HALL:
Please accept thanks Happily no additional
force Is needed Virginia il ready Cor The wors'
that is likely to conc. II. 4. WISE
Wilmington Journal Of Saturday.
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~ One Of the correspondents Of the Richmond
ENQUIRER saws:

w One Of the correspondents Of the Richmond
Enquirer says:
'sBut there is duty to be done by usl External
application cannot the patient f he be diseased
internally. There's plenty Of work here at home to
do Southerncrs! rid yourselves Of everything an.
tagon site your peculiar institutions Drive Il OUT
Purge the land Of the eankering pest Look around
you. Abolitionism partakcs Of your hospitality and
sits at your fire side! Get rid Of il! Drive Il out
Peddlars, preachers, merchants travellers school.
teachers! Off with them, every one, old and young
male and female. Don't be meaiy .mouthcd about
it! Some Of you rear and pitch. and curss aboli.
tionsm and yet encourage il in its worst and mean.
est forms in your midst You encourage Il by trade
You offer its rascally preachers the comforts Of your
home you take it in the person Of . teacher your
family. where It sncakingly pours its poison into the
minds Of your children and servants; where Il
secretly works its mean, ungratcfnl and fatal villain.
". Curse less, and work more! LIT us 20 to purg.
ing Southern communities! In all sincerity. up.
peal every true Southerner get up and 30 10 work
The vessel may breast thousand storms, and YET
beneath the secret workings Of the ship-worm, IN
gloriously 90 down in sea Of calm!"
1t is well to be on the alert and to keep sharT
eye on new corners from the free States; but ~
should do justice at the same time to those true ucs
already among US, who natives Of free Ssatea Ls
US give the back Of our hand to every Northern man
unless We know him to be disposed to respect our In
stitutions and our rights; and IL any Of them shoult
attempt to tamper with our slaves, o. if native
should attempt il, let them be dealt with in sum
mary manner. s# .... .....
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Pursuant to notice . large and enthusiastic meet
ing Of the Democracy Of Wake was held in the
Town Hall in this City on Monday last. Quentin
Bssbee, ESQ, presided, and Messrs W. J. Saunders
and Marion Gulley acted ~ Secretaries Mcssrsl
Holden, George B. Allen, Ed G. Haywood, q. p.
Tucker, and B. A. Perry were appointed . commit.
tee on resolutions.
The resolutions reported by the Committee wcrs
unanimously adopted The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. Bledsoe, Faribault, Cox, Holden, and
Busbce The best feeling prevailed
Proceedings in our next
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TEE CALL or Dur.-The last Washington Con-
stitstion appeals to the Democratic members Of the
House Of Representatives to be at their posts on
the 9th Of next month, being the 6sss Nosday Of
December. The Democrats Of the House. with DC
anti Lecompton or Douglas Dsmocrats numbss
about 100. Not less than 1l6 votes win elect the
Speaker and the other officers Of the House The
Democratic with the aid Of the Southern opposition
members, can elect on the first ballot VIM these
Southern opposition members avail themselves 81
this opportunity to benefit the country. and ct De
same time show their aversion to the black Repab.
lican partyi We will see
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The ssOppositiea Aeetiag ;, n Rawan.
We find in the opposition pagers the proceedings
Of an Opposition Meeting in Rowan, at which, |
fairs of the State of North Carolina have remained
in the hands Of the Democratic party long enough,
and that the we'll being of our State requires change
Of our rulers" 80 =tfsss & !.
The last legislature was Depozatic BY some fifty
majority on joint ballot, and Gov Ellis was elected
by about sixteen thousand ma3otity. These major
tiles embodying the deliberate sense Of the people
Of the State. were cast only about fifteen months
ago. after full and active canvass 90 both sides.
before them. We have seen no evidence Of any kind
since, going to show that the people have changed
their opinion since August, 1858; but on the con-
tary the inference clearly is that they srs Of the
same mind now they were then. They no doubt
differ in this respect with our Rowan "Oppos;tion"
friends. 49,. 7sss.s
But this "Oppostion Meeting went further, and
resolved that it must be evident that the condition
Of our State is much worse now than it was when
that party 1.-THE Democraticl came into power" In
what respect? Since the Democratic party came
into power the amount Of money distributed for
Common Schools has nearly doubled, as TIE tables
will show; more than three hundred and fifty miles
Of Railroad have been constructed; emigration has
nearly ceased; our crops Of tobacco. wheat and cot
ton have nearly doubled; while, al together, the
State has increased in wealth. in actual cash valua
ton, not less than one hundred millions Of dollars
Does any unprecedented person believe that North
Carolina is worse OF now than she was in 1862
Not Every one feels that the old State Is pros
perng. and that she IS making rapid strides to the
front rank of States by the side Of Georgia herself
the "empire State Of the South.
But the shoe panehes Just aere,-our Rowan friends
are troubled with taxeS They say, "orr State debt
has been more than doubled and 70 have our taxes;
and if the present mismanagement Of the govern
ment continues, we SEQ no prospect bot that both
our debt and our taxes viii be greatly increased"
And this from Col Austin, Mr.. Boyden Nr. Bruner,
and Others who have been for years among the most
active supporters Of internal improvementi Do
they expect to convince the people that the Demo
cratic party, which they holding respoaSble for
all the debt and al the taxes could have construct
ed the North. C.ro,;n. Road from Gok3ahoroosh Ia
or, =, ~, Z. go 80 - -. - =.
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UNITED STATES SsNAroR snon GsonelA-IheGl
s .san,h Express Of the GtA. iustyssys HsdsiS(A
.ssea from Milledgevills 1T pogipls that -
rsson Of United States SEN may be postponed
ai Inc next session. There a}aeyeral candidates
EI oS among whom are tbs Ase. Herschell v.
cGS'ason' Hon. Alferd Iverson, and Hon. james
''faner, of Augusta" :