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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-22

nP The Freemen's Jouradlinsists, in the
name of the Catholic church, that Senator
Douglas shall not engage in duel.
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INvABIDs Rg5oIcE.-A new era is taking
place in the science of medicine. The time
has come when the worst and most .appall-
ing cases of disease can be cured. New
discoveries are icing made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art of
combining and preparing them. Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatives known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. DR.. Easterly's Iodine aud
Sarsaparilla, DR.. Carters Cough Balsam,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DR..
Hooper's Female Cordial and DR.. Bakers
Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the advertisements in our col
umns. ar,ss sA.a ss,arf. -EE s-f
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LOUISVILLE Jan. 21--P. NJ.
River falling slowly, u feet ON the falls,
81 feet in the canal. Stormy.
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January Ii 186R

January 10, 1888.
Council met The Mayor and IL Coun-
cline present.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The Mayor was, by request, allowed one
week to report on the condition of the old
grave yard.
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ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2I--P. M.
River continues to fall. Weather clear
and m UGH colder.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. PIP NJ.
Mr.. Hodges, the successor of the late Thos.
L. Harris of Illinois, took his seat in the
House to-day.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan, Alp. NJ.
Kentacky Appellate Court decided the
celebrated Louisville Tailor case in favor of
Thomas, the American incumbent
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Candidates.

At tire Request or large NHnsber- OF
the citizens of Evansville, VIM BAKER will be a
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
ian
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sEss;'sSzzE
ED.E.u,S EXPRESS CO.MP.9.FeX.-
9[H NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The ADAMS Express COMPANY respectfully an
to their friends and patrons, the public of
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased fciii
ties for the transportation of
EIGHT, PACKA GES,
@ MONEY! AND VALUA BIZ ES.
They solicit continuance of former fayors. Es-
pecial care taken in the collection Of Bills, Drafts
Notes. and the transportation of small and valuable
packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves of the IA
cilites of the Express can obtain any desired nfor-
nation in reference to the and details of the
business at their Office on First street, between
Main and Locust, opposite the Post Office.
de I9 G. II. FISH, Agent.
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DIR. Rasferlg,s FsUer and .ssms Kan

DIR. EasfsrEy's FsUer and .ssms miller.
This Medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Ague, Chills and Fever, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, and every form of Fever incident TO
the West.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost In rank stands DIR.
EASTERLY's FEVER AND AGUE KILLER
This medicine is positise cure, both speedy and
permanent. During the last Ave years it has cured
tire k,tadred housaRd eases, which has estab-
lshed its efficiency In all parts of the West as the
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for the cure of
these distressing complaints. 1t will also cure En-
largement of the Spleen, Ague Cake, etc. 1t is per-
fectiy harmless the most delicate constitutions
or tender infant. Try 1t, ye afflicted.
HE- Price 81 pcr bottle, or six bottles for IS.
n1- Prepared by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Third
and Chestnut sts, st. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
SToDDARD & THOMPSON, ...
r. W. SAWYER. As
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec21-d&w3m
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Special Notices.
(Eo ATT

Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office 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 wYM0ND,
octs Secretary and Manager
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PITTsBuRG. Jan. IL

PITTsBURG, Jan. Pm
River feet three inches by the pier mark
and falling. Weather cloudy.
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The bill of the Evansville Gas Company
for the last quarter ending Dec. 81, 1858,
which was, at the previous meeting, referred
to the Gas COMMITTEE to examine the cor
rectness of said bill, reports that the 1895
80, be allowed, deducting delinquent taxes
amounting to $3.50 46 from said amount,
and that cash order be made out for the
balance of Sl61 Sc. t' &at =
II was ordered that Henry Noble be al
lowed $l55 10 for material furnished and
labor done upon side drains, entering the
Division street culvert, on condition that
said Noble comply With the order made Jan.
8, 1859. ...s1a.
John Grougth, Street Commissioner, re-
ported work done for the past week amount
ing to SIT II. ..I 49,
Various bills for Improvements on streets
etc, amounting to S43l rs were, on motion,
allowed. f
Elliott moved that the city procure some
suitable room for the use of the Washington
Fire Company. sz.f-sI
Gavitt amended by referring the same
to the COMMITTEE on Fire Department for
the purpose of knowing whether said Com
pany was regularly organized. Amendment
prevailed
Recorder Mills reported for the month of
December, 1853, the amount of fines assess
ed in said month to be So So Amount
collected and paid into Treasury, "a so.
The clerk read communication from A
c. Hallock, requesting the. Council to APP
propriate some funds for the relief of the
poor. -t
After some discussion, the subject was
laid on the table.
A petition signed R. Skinner, and others,
property owners on Bond and Fifth streets,
requesting the Council to abate as nris-
ance cooper shop, lately built on the afore-
said streets and occupied by Haake & Bro,
on the ground that said cooper shop is dan
gerous to frame buildings adjoining in con-
sequence of the chimney being ten feet too
low. .----t
The petition was referred to Fire War
dens.
On motion, Council adjourned.
Attest: A. LEMCKE, Clerk
J.P. BURKE, Dep'ty.
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Eannaa Gold y

at the pit. cents. JOHN WfMoND,
ect9 Secretary and Manager
Kansas Gold .Mfaes.---Rny pers0r de-
cation best routes, posts, outfits and general in
formation in regard TO the Gold Mines In Western
Kansas, can obtain it by addressing letter, with
f,e of one dollar. to GEORGE +. PENTECOsT q
CO., General Agents for ssKansas Western Gold
Mines Association" at Lecompton. Kansas. dee15
The Prench Poscders.-Thsse POsOdsrs
are NEyER-FAILING REMEDY in DTsPEP-
STA
H1- Price 81 per bottle
With confidence founded on experience, offer
the FRENCH Powders to the afflicted, asking but a
fair trial, as a proof of its virtue.
Prepared only by J. r. MONROE, and sold
Wholesale and retail by DIR. E. EAsTERLY,
S. K. corner Third and Chestnut sts., st. Leuis.
sToDDARD THOMPSON Agents.
b. +. W. SAWYER.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec2o-d6w3m
Dr. Bakers speeffc.-Thfs 10 a safe
and certain Cure for Gonorrhoea, elect, Structure,
Seminal Weakness, Chordee, Diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and all Diseases of the Genital
Organs.
Reader, have you a private disease? Do not neg
iect it. You go to regular physician with your
case You peril your reputation. If you go to an
advertising quack, you peril your health for life
Avoid both, and use DR.. Bakers Specific, which
has saved thousands upon thousands from the hands
of the Merciless QuGcks, if not from premature
grave With DIR. Bakers Specific you can cure
yourself and prevent exposure, plain directions
or use accompany the medicine.
psy Price 81 5oper bottle.
Bg- Prepared by DIR. EASTERLY, corner Third
aud Chestnut sts., St. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
!. W. SAWYER.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. dec21-d4w3m
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RETAIL MARKET.

CORRECTED DAILY BY e. H. COOK SON.
BUTTER, fb.....-.16@25 LARD, h...........--...H
BEANS, quart. 10 AIoLAsSES-
CORN MEAL, bush. 80 New Orleans, gal.....55
CHEESE, fb...............I5 Sugar House, gal....
COFFEE Golden Syrup, so
Rio COMMONWEALTH PROVISIONS
g Ground........... 20l Bacon sides, b........l0
Java,
Laguyra, ground, ID Hams, sug cured, i21a
EGGS, dozen Is IS plain, b........10
FLOUR, bbl...........S5 SD '' canvassed, fb...12
Sack, SO bs.........S2 rs Dried Beef per fb....15
FISH POTATOES, bush...Sl 90
White Fish, ......s SALT sack, b....10915
Mackerel, No. 1, 1215 c. SUGAR
No. 2, b. New Orleans, 10 S@10
Cod, b.. Clarified Ii
FRUITS Loaf...................a....16
Green Apples....-S1 25 Crushed. Is
Dried g bus....2 so WOOD. cord ........-. 81 90
IEI8LLOW C.9.N.DLEs5O FOXES
lani1 S E. GILBERT & co.
= RBL. PEARL B.4RLEEJ
IL Dbl Split Peas, 80 bush White Beans,
cask Rice, 20 do Dried Apples,
As bu DID Peaches, Is do fresh Homniny,
20 Hamb'gh Cheese, 80 Pine Apple Cheese,
10 Eng. Dairy do, 10 Nutmeg do.
decso T. H. COOK SON.
EEn RUsHELs E.ER CORN;
ASHO 1000 bushels Bran,
1000 do Shorts. For sale by
dec3o 2. II. COOK & SON.
EyRESH CO W.S-TW-O 90 gy'S .sJs.D
IL Calves for sale low by
dec2S KEEN & PRESTON.
Ell II nv SIS BALES .E.S,D
Il cases of plain and twiIled red white,
plain yellow, and figured Flannels, just received
and for sale lew by KEEN. & PRESTON.
ND RIsH'T SIS CSSES E.FREOUS
IL brands new style Prints just received and for
sale low by KEEN & PRESTON
ENI6K.S'D q " S.zSH-.sSSORTED
~ sizes, in store and for sale by
jan15 0LMSTED Il SABIN.
KRRIV.gL OF FRESH GOODs.-We
o. have just received 375 packages of our second
purchase of Fall and Winter Dry Goods--Boots,
Shoes and Hats. We respectfully invite the Trade
to call and examine our stock and prices
dec16 KEEN & PRESTON.
YATES TRAILS, BEST QU.sEF-
lE4% ty, for sale low to close lot - Essa
decl5 ia S. E. GILBERT & co.
HvE.l! TE.4! TZs.l!- Ia..
II hfchests common to extra choice Y. H.,
hf do do do do G. p,
5 hf do do do do Imp,
20 hf do do do do Blk 0ol'g.
The above comprise all grades of each kind. We
have the best retail lot of Tea the city, and only
ask call TO convince friends of the fact Sam
pies given with pleasure, by
dec15 z. II. COOK s. SON.
ETR IL yy'CN .mUST.gRD, E.S'GEKsH
II Mustard, Choice Olive Oil,
Curry Powder, Sweet AIajoram,
Summer savory, Cocoa Chocolate, -
3sss Broma, &c, DC. ~
For sale by z. r. COOK & SON.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

most polished manners. and rarely failed
10 make one feel perfectly welcome and
and entirely Il ease.
On the subject Of religion he very rare
" conyersed, though 4hs always held TO-
the Lutheran Church. Having no CON
gregation Of his own creed near. he al
ways attended and took part in the reli-
gions worship in the neighborhood, by
whatever denomination conducted and
vas one Of the most liberal contributors
TO the, support Of the gospel as preached
BY them all.
/. His-conslitution lhough naturally good ),
had been greatly prostrated BY ! severe
attack Of typhoid pneumonia ~ February
last, from the effects of which he had
not fully recovered when his last illness
superyenad. Nevertheless, he attained
TO the ripe age Of sixty mine yea,s--did
much good in his day and generation
obtained . goedly share Of earthly hon
ors. and died amid the esteem and re-.
grets Of his fellow men, (and Il is hoped
b the faith Of . true Christian, and gone
10 receive the reward, and enter into
that !" rest that remaineth fot the people
Of God" l B.
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,RR1yAL or THE ARABIA.

Nxw YoRK June 2e.-The Cunard
steamship ArabiG arrived At HALIFAX To-
day about noon, with Liverpool dates to
the 18th.
The Austrians were retreating from
Oglio, ana the Allies advancing. 81
The Franch troops were concentrating
for q decisive attack. fAgrand battle was
expected within one week.
a naval demonstration in Adriatic was
expected. s
Lord Palmerston had formed q strong
cabinet. including Rassel, Gladstone, FL
gin, Golden, Gibson and Granville.
Count Gyulia has been superseded in
the command Of the second division Of
the Austrian Army. BY Gen. Solick.
1t was reported that General Urban
had Defeated Garibalda, and the latter
was at Brescia. Is
I Additional forces we're moving To-
wards Italy. . n 5i #.
Napoleon demands 100000 men to be-
siege the Austrian for:resses.
The Austrians at Mantua, It was re-
ported, were pfepararing to attack the
Allies. AZ .r fSy
The mobilization Of tn, Prussian
Army, and the more hostile attitude of
Germany, had created great uneasiness.
/ Kossuth had passed through France
en- route for I.aly. HI If z I
|. A Vienna despatch says the French
have established ) depot on the Albanian
Coast OF the Adriatic. where they have
disembarked largequantities Of gold coin.
The Austrian corps Id'arulee which
left Ancona for Tessaro, had been direct
ed towards the Lower Pc, Ito join the
troops in the provinces IL is uncertain
yet whether Ancona has been fully eyac-
uated BY the Austrians. ftfS.|S I
Numerous municipalities of Romagna
had pronounced for the national cause.
The headquarters Of the King Of Sar.
dina had been liked at Palagola
The fight between, Gen. Urban and
Garibafdi was at Castinodola, S1./ I +
Garibaldi had four thousand tfoops
and four:eannon. but was Fepulsed.
The French feet had arrived ii the
4dridt,c. N ! /
Powerful reinforcements were expect
cd 10 disembark shortly, somewhere be-
tween Venice and Trieste. s# <.
/ The first detachment 1of ths French
Eseige Aotilla had left ToulaH for The -Adri-
attic. ..< i fl +.
The Sandman authorities had issued a
proclamation opening the ports Of rpsca-
Iny for the importation3of breadstuffs
The Allies forces viii be{plt il motion
TO invest Aastrians fortresses.. ID ?
N Prince Napole on proceeds 70 support
the right wing the French army ftf,
Klapka had issued . proclamation to
tie Hungarian soldiers in the Austrian
army IS " VIVA
\ A polish legion was forming to assist
the Hungarian, at Genoa. #5.a Y:#@
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yYIRGINIA, set :--At Circuit Col =
v held for KanAwha County, OF the Gou 3
IIou.e thereof, on the slSri day of June, 1852
Stenhen Smith, Complainant.
MI ag't
Me,cns A. Finch, William Finch AMI John
! stock ion, (late psrners in trade, using tile
name AMI style Of Pinch, Bro.,.& Co.. enea
atbe l'nion Oil and Coal Company, De-
PENDANTS 7-ln ChanceIy:
eThe object of This suit = 70 ootaln aecgse
..a;nst tbe defendants, Marcus A. Finch.
q ;1,;sr, Finch ana John stockton, for the sI
~ ssda with iegaliinterest on 81, part there
u ram me 23d December, 1885, Hnttl paln
ana ike interest on 100. other pant thsre "a,
rom 5he 25th day Of December, 1893, lnt, !
naid and like inietest on $i75. residue threot;
rom TIE first day Of January 1857, until paig
and the costs of suit.
Alxoto attach any real or PERSONAL esIafe "
the county Of Kanawha, belonging ~ NJ, snf
said defendants Marcus A. Finch an1 ~ "
liam Finch, or either of them5 and
toatiach all the Capital Stock Of the 't.N moH
OH and Coal GompdnyI' that may beiohs Y
the said defendants, Marcus Finch ans
William Finch. orether of them /; and also "
attach any sums of money due from the sald
defendants rrfhe Onion Oil and Coal Com
psnv,,, 10 Marcus a Finch. for wages Of sery1
ices or on any account 80 that the properly
at{ached shsi be of.slficient value 10 satisfy
the complaina Mt claim and costs, and SHAH pc
forthcoming TO answer The future order OF inc
court in the pIemisesl
Ii appearing bylafhdavit filed thatthe de-
PENDANTS, Marcus A. Finch and William
Pihcn are non residents Of this State II il
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after due publication OF this oIdet no
DO what is necessary 70 protect their interests
I in the premises. Tesie,
HI A! w. QuARRIER. Clerk
QuAARrER 4 GiILLIsos. soils. 6;u {
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=!
and other properly ], bat no righ.ful an
Ithority to establish u Abolish slavery
The Democracy, 10 every section. with
uuanimity dsny the power 81 Congress
70 establish Or abolish slavery ID he
Territories. With what consistency,
Justice Or fairness can il Be commended.
there BY any portion Of the Democracy.
tha. . Territorial Legislature, which is
the mere creature Of Congress can estAb-
Ish or abolish slavery u The idea that z 2
Territorial Legislature, which derives its
very existence and All Of ils powers from
Congress, can exercise powers never
possessed b. Congress is absurd. Con-
gress cannot confer power which Il does
NOT possess. And even ifCongress pos
sessed this power. what justice Or fair
ness would there be IN delegating il to a
set Of lawless vagabondsE and despera.
does, who rush into The Territories from
every quarter ofthe globe /! This power.
# delegated to . Territorial Legislature.
would be no less dangerous and fatal 10
the South than il possessed and exercised
by Congress. We therefore say that the
American Democracy can never Be j y
duced 70 endorse SO monstrous ! hsresy
40 squattsr Sovereignty. Nor can they
ever consent to any compromise Or ayoid-
ance Of . defined and settled Constitu-
.tional principle. ri \ .F#3l
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For the Kanawha VALLEY Star.
CamB.Mceting.

The undersigned. being . Commit
TED to select and obtain & suitable
place for holding Camp Meeting,
report that they have selected a, place
across Kanawha river, and in sight OF
Charleston. 1t is a most desirable
and delightful situation. and is easy
of access from all points. The com !
1nittee take this occasion To express
their high application of the kindness
toffMrs. II. Noyes, and family, for the
privilege Of h olding the camp meeting
upon their land. ~. /
r.. A Arthur, L. p. Wilson, Phil.
ip H NJ organ. George High, George
Ritter, H.V- w, Maston, Committee.
July4he 9th lis appointed for the
committee of arrangements to meet
on the camp ground to make all the
necessary arrangements for The camp
meeting | would suggest that they
meet ats o'clock. AIT 4#r,
Allare invited to attend our camp.
meeting, bringing their tents with
them, and worship with MS in the
tented grove, the God OF our fathers.
Que or more Boarding tents will
be provided for the Accommodations
those who may not find it convenient
to provide themselves with tents or
other conveniencies. Facilities for
crossing the river are abund ant.
Carnp-meeting will CONNIE nee Aug.
It'll, 1859. R. A. ARTHUR.
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The Lat. Terrible Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO. June 2S.-An accident occ-
Cured to the Michigan Southern Railroad
last night, near South Bend, caused By
the washing away ola culyert. Thirty
three persons were killed and fifty or SIX
|ty were wounded. @I .ss5 4
II CHIcAao, June 20 -Thirty.fpur bod
les have been recovered, seventeen Of them
50 disfguted as to render ideptifcation
impossible. = III II.
\ Many others are missing 6, and suppos-
ed TO Be drowned. <4 H
4 Among the killed is Henry Fleckinger,
Of Reading, Pa. and E. p cCnllough,
.of Larenceburg, Pa. Il,z iii
Among The fatally injured Is E. 6.
Smith. the New York Banker. H. 1|I:
Passengers aquit the officers Of the
train Of all blame. ,t Is Il:
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n new srILEs-PRIcEs FROM $50 TO $t25. i;
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is Mechanics Hall, Richmond.
These Machines sew from two spools as
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& Having had one Of. Grover d Bakers Ma
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h p confess myself delighted with your Sew
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After trying several different good ma !
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fihase used Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
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