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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

GVT.a OF com II " y, 8
~ ASSETS, AUGUST 4, 1889. l
Cash on hank and in Bank 059 05
Cash in the hands of A gents.-. 81 ,4S3 81
= - - - - -sl, 3,5i2 &c
RealEstate unincumbered --...........-... 6500 90
Loans secured by Mortgage unen-
numbered Real Estate s7,I5O 90
Bonds, dc... -. 80. - ..... $3.50 90
so shares u s. Trust Co. si G.: 3
Stock, New York....s5,OO0, $3.50 49,.
200 shares American Ex.
Bank Stock, n Y......20. 600 10000
200 shares Metropolitan. -
Bank stock, Y...20,000 81 ,s00-------
200 shares Bank Of Com 49,
merce stock, Y.-..eo.ooo 2o.ooo .ct
$50 shares Continental Blk i7~o .....
Stock. N Y..............i5,oOo $3.50 . g p e
200 shares Merchants Elk. -s '.T
Stock, Y....... .........1 10000 10000
428 shares Of Merchants "a n 10 r.-.F
500 shares Phoenix stock, 5 % - =. /.
N 10000 II zoo
100 shares Ocean Stock, .
n Y...-.....--...->... 1900 500 81 81
800 shares Far. q AIech's ..--.
Stock, Hartford. 49,. .3U,00a "A 500
200 shares Phoenix Stock, at-...
Hartford ...... -. 10000 2o.4OOs as.-ss
200 shares Mer & Manu- - - -. cd
:. ..fac'rs st'k. Hartford q, 900 2l,OOO - =
- Hartford ............ 600 1880
10 Hartford ....-.- .......17, 800 20,650- - -
$50 shares Mercantile Six, fe
= Hartford ....... ). ......l5,ooo $3.50
ITO shares State Stock .-f
-; Hartford :. ...........- 1000 ls,eoo ''
25 shares Hartford Stock, 60. .sfssl.ss
Hartford {, 600 $3.50
so shares of Connecticut E
River, St'k, Hartford $500 $3.50
10 shares Hartford coun-
81 ~ Stock, Hartford. 500 5ho
loo shares Citizans' Bank
Stk, Waterbury, Ct...i0,C00 1880
IS shares Waterbury Stk, t-e'a ta 81
Waterbury, Ct.....-.. 800 1895
4 shares Stafford Stock, $780, ..l# fe l-
Stafford, Ct...........A. 400 Ale
100 shares Holyoke Water
- Power, Mass ........... 600 l0,l35
10 shares New Britain is-s-a 30.
= Water Bonds. 10000 10. COO
10 shares q d r Il -ef
~ Bonds Recommendation 400
f..-. las 80 s316,54O 90
Accumulated Interest on Loans........... 100 90
Total &c
Liabiities-Losses unadjusted and not
utie zo,fJO u
s.. L. LOOMS, President.
III. KELLOGG, Secretary.
JOHN W. NEXsEN, Agent,
angls r Evansville, Ind. -
4, J. lIyINsoN, late Master Mechanic Z. e c
Railroad. a4-l.-i ---t-r.ats-
ID. CALLAHAN, late Engineer an Machinist do
WI. HUNTINGTON, late Foreman Moulder for
Rocker, Klussman a Co.
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TO ExCH.s.N,GE-32O

~ acres of valuable unimproved Land, In Car
roll county, Iowa, for House and Lot in bust.
ness street in Evansville. Apply to REID &
STONE, Attorneys 1t Law, Evansville.
aug3l-3t -
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100 SAINTS 1T REDUCED
III PRICES

>. EMBICH co. have this day received by Tx.
press, largo lot Of Childrens, Misses aud Ladies'
Steel Spring Skirts, which tboy will sell Mt greatly
reduced prices. Call ia aud see them. aug3l
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DIED..

DIED. .---
Sept. 1, 1859, MAKrHA FosrER, daughter of Robe
and Mary Skinner, aged years and months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02
j. C. NJ BLINC
-IHl j. C. NJ B LING,
FORMERLY WITH URBAN, DoDDs & Co., CIxeIsSArIl
r.FU Manufacturer of
~ FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
Safes.
Corner Third and Division Streets,

Z tf 81 EVANSVILLE, IND.
Constantly on hand, all different sizes of SAFES,
latest style and improvements, guaranteed to be
equal in durability and finish to any Eastern manu-
facturers, at the lowest Cincinnati prices.
Also Manufacturers of LOCKS, WALL SAFES,
SHUTTERS, Etc, all finished in the best style Of
workmanship.
Specimens of Safes, etc, may be at Messrs.
Rocker, Klusman q Co., &c Main street, to whom
all orders must be addressed aug3l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

EyOR THE FILL TRADE. JUST
II received per steamer Hastings, fine assort-
ment of DDS from the East, suitable TO the wants
Of the Families Of Evansville, consisting i'm part Of
500 lbs sugar cured, fine favored Hams,
1000 lbs Ribbed Sides Bacon, -f 49,
400 tbs Shoulders-prime,r rsEr
--- tierces Extra No. l Lard,
20 boxes p. & c. best and German Soaps, .
20 boxes Star and Opal Candles, in rs & u bxs.
20 boxes Fancy Soaps, t.-f-- ~.
--- 2 barrels extra No. / Lard Oil, avs rE.-- f
---3 barrels Golden Syrup. This article is much
rss.ss recommended, Ia uULF ti-tLr
{ 8 bags Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, and Brazil
Nuts,
3 casks Bor eaux Prunes-a fine lot,
e 9 boxes genuine Italian and yermicelli and
3 bbls Coverings Crushed Sugar,
3 bbls do PulveriZed Sugar. These
Sugars are acknowledged by all in the trade
to be.the best i'm the United States.
gMackerel-catch of 1s59-in bbls and y bbls,
No. |, No. 2, and No. 3. ...
White Fish in half barrels,
20 bags Rio Coffee, ofIrV -"f
fine article of selected Black Tea-equal, II
not superior, to any in the city-&c-, &c.
n. B.-The whole of tile above Goods having
been bought for Cash, we enabled to offer our
old and new customers any articles they may re-
quire at such prices as will quite surprise them.
Call and examine for yourselves, at -tr-.
-a1h .fT ERSKINE, CURNICK & co.'s,
sepl AZ Main street.
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M Governor Magofin. of X

IA Governor Magofin. of Kentucky,
was insugurated at frankfort, on Tuesday
last and delivered his inaugural, He was
escorted into the cay by a Large ravalcade,
and on the evening there was a brilliant
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

Notice to Directors,
IUyHE DIRRCTOR S OF THE SOUTH
IL western Indiana Agricultural and Mechanical
District Fair will meet at Evansville Tuesday,
September 9th, 1859, for the purpose of selecting
Judges Of Award for the ensuing Fair. Directors
will please make out aud bling with them list of
persons in their county qualified TO act that the
Board can select from the whole. ~ o.
BY order of the President 4.
au2i-tt -1 p. HORNBROOK, Ssc'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-02

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
TYNE FREE SCHOOLS OF THIS
IL City will commence on Monday, September
9TH All transfers to from the city must be made
prior to September Goth, 1859.
BY order of the Board
au24-td p. H0RNBR00K, Clerk.
~ W'O Or THIRE T-ERr PLEAS.
IL ant room, furnished, to rent, i'm the central
part Of the city. Inquire at the Journal Office. 23
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6M 6UsHELS E.1R com Re
1VV csived and for sale at
sepl z. II. COOK SONS.
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nm YES, BR.E.N' TT Csc PER 100
U LBS.-l5,OO pounds No. Bran for sale at
c6c psr 100 ibs, ct z. III. COOK d SONS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

by attendants who, for few cash bestowed by any
charitable person. viii zee them protected from the
ipclemency Of the weather tall death ends their
suferings If the aims are made more generous,
they viii provide them with rice. When dead at
length, the corpses are placed in rude collins and
buried. We saw afterward, in the Tea-Merchants
Guildhall, the image of deiied trader, in a recess
behind whose altar, the planks for four or FIVE beg
CARS collins were placed. Tea-mercbants, DESTROYS
Of emuatng the virues and prosperity Of the defanct
saint, are accustomed to make AN Offering of a
coffin for the dead Of Beggar's Square.
The cause of this curious institution-for an In
stitution it is, and an ancient onees in the capri
eious character Of the Chinese law, which imposes
a heavy penalty on the proprietor Of the land ON
which a corpse is found. Every Chinaman, there
FORE shrnks with horror from the idea of permitting
a CORPSE which he cannot strictly account for, Ia
remain on his premises; and instances have been
known of shOpkeepers entreating some wretch,
fallen in the deathstruggle at their door, to move
into the middle Of the street, and die IN the public
way, in order not to bring trouble ON an innocent
household When, therefore, beggar is seized
with sickness, and is unable to care for HIMSELF be
is dragged to the Beggars Square, and left TO his
fate Perhaps half the laughing crowd with which
we mingled in that grisly charnelplace, are doomed
10 die like the wretch whose agOnies We witnessed.
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the las. tweniy-four hours, which ihe professor
would Immediately recognize il mentioned. ms
great reeupera;ye power has sustained mn mus s
far. and this is the main reliance and hope ai'er tue
subsection OF the seourge to medical skill. Juasc
Douglas hmsrlf has been quite aware OF the danger
mich mistaken friends have endeavored 70 con
eea or deprec.ate and it is proper 10 say that the
Know edge has been attended with becoming sense
of is Responsibilities Few men could have borne
np under the acute and protracted PAIN he has sui
fered. combined with the priyatiOn OF rest ana
nouEishment, which furnishes the sbest evidence oil
the strength and elastic of his REMARKABLE
constitution. There is of course but one sentiment
here. in regard 20 a dispensation which IS made
douby sad and trying BY the fact that Mrs. Douglas
has been seriously III herself nearly all the tlme and
not been allowed to know the extent of her hns-
bands danger, for fear of an injurious relapse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-18

led prior 10 BE candidacy In 1876 when be vas nsr - me
Court Of g. James lie dsay0wed and declined the honor oF
IN or- yea while writing his eonkasntal friends taa N
no event would be the nomination He rssersd
4, Mr. Bsune TAs Ss York Hrad who sailed upon bin q
Ms residence Lndon fsther anxious to support his Ps,eoon
a., he his decided sbhorrcnce 70 say further
pr,leirMon in Presidential politics in country. tvs. With
tie u,ros, dicuy NJ sdei Of Louisiana win remember.
,h be could he indeed finally. 20 Indicate public willingness
to ecep: nomination At the hads Of the Cnennafi Convention
y, Al. TIE whie h. had his tool, his Clancy JOa.ssS be
k and unaerirss q ths; sort; At WORK maxine opinion Cor
srsrsn among the circle Of biz fnds eeae cheasd
in The u.sn time feooect how indignant AT Bochanzs
friends bis reference the subject o. ne Fedeny and
how tos who sn1iess support Gen Pierce and Jeass
rsvosed under he that be should withhold dears
tcu Of bis determination In the premises The saHe played In
November q 1865 being played NJ BseasHaA desias
a rcn0afaefion rA ~ q eorkra for a. Hs ohcehodeTs N
Philadelphia and his immediate adheren's here al s0f y a"s
think the will show that my prediction IL rgaf
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WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nor. II,
The kefr-Orls4Rs PioayEHe Of the Eah ala
the gale IA the Gut lasted ten days
The Pr9greso says that two condnetas, WI
amounting to a,oOO, 600, have left San LIZ q
Rio Grande, and il i feared are in danger froi
ing parties.
Gen. Robes had Lost ground with the Chure
who suspected him Of an intention OF play
false.
1t is added in postscript to letter to y
rne, from Vera Cruz, that Doblado has jSp 6.
Guanajuaio, With 900 troops.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Gov. XVisess Sanford Letter.

We have received from all quarters requests
for additional copies of this document. The
favorable reception which has been accorded
to it by the press in every part of the Union,
the fact that it is the only complete treatise
en- the subject of territorial gOvernment-thc
vital question of the day-the confederation
OF its main argument and conclusion by an
opinion pronounced by Chief Justice Tan, V.
since its publication, and especially the fact
that large and intelligent public. at the
North as well as at the South, have recog-
missed it as embodying an exposition OF the
sub-c matter upon which conservative men
of all sections can unite without a sacrifice
OF principles or Resort 10 temporary com
prOmiSe--the necessity for such book on
the shelves of lawyers as well as politicians
everything has combined to create an unusu-
al demand for copies of the treaties.
Wehave already supplied it to our readers
and exchanges to the number of many thou
saud. and have printed two thousand PAM
phlet copies. which have been bespoken. Th,'
demand still keeping up, we shall issue an
other edition, enlarged by the addition of the
Il tiers on the LecomptOn Question" The
price for which, will be 81.
The questions di-cusSed and their connec-
ton with the approaching canvass, render
this pamphlet of great public interest.
The pamphlet will contain over 200 royal
octave pages, accompani, with map OF TIL
Territories, with their boundaries, at the
time of their acquisition. This map prepared
for this pamphlet. cannot be obtained in any
other way, and will be found of very great
use in illustration of the questions at issue.
Persons desiring copies will please send in
their orders Immediately. Pric" 81.
Our exchanges will please give this an in
serion.
n. Borders unaccompained with pre-
payment will receive no attention. y liberal
discount will be made to booksellers and
others. desiring to purchase large numbers OF
copies. #..I."
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TINE STRIKE AMONG THE HoRsEs-At the
Sixth Avenue Railroad Deput. where there
are about 500 horsts, some half dozen of the
number are stone blind. and being us less for
any other purpose, they are employed in
grinding out the provisions for the whole
stable. They are, like most dumb animals.
free and willing woI kers, hut as tenacious of
their time as if they had formed Themselves
into a combination of working-men. They
are allow d panse of about two minutes in
every fifteen of their constant aud monOton-
Gus rounds. for rest. and thy stop almost up
on the second of time. without any hint or
intimation from driver or director. Six
o'clock is the hour for closing up their work
for the day, and at six they stop short and
sharp, and no amount of coaxing, and hardly
any amount of whipping or urging can make
them move in the ring one minute after the
time is up. We have heard a good deal of
"horse sense," applied TO hip DIS of quick
turn of mind and quick common sense. and
here, of its kind, Is display of sense that no
one can excel.-N y cypress.
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believe it. We are for well-regulated sys-
tenn of banking, and we want to know posi-
lively how you stand'' We repeat, how
will Gov. HARRIS feel, having to answer
such questions? We charge that he is hard
money man, and he will be compelled to say
so to his friends. We say be is hard money
man, because he won't deny it-because he
does not deny that he approved the proceed
ings of the meeting of the 23~d of September
last. CA r. N 2 vi
How can any bank democrat be misled
with these facts before him?
But. does Gov. HARRIS stand upon the
democratic platform adopted when he was
nominated Yes. Then. with that in his
hand, can he say to any democratic legislator
Il think you ought to charter bank for the
people of Tennessee. 1t would be an insult
| to such member because he is sworn to sup
| port the constitution and that platform as
sumes that the trainers of the constitution
intended there should be no legitimate curren-
cy but gold and silver, and because the
| platform also assumes that the democratic
| party will make as near an approach TO a con-
| stitutional currency as may be found wise and
proper. Could be say to such member, this
paper currency is unconstitutional but the ne
cessities of the country require you to violate
your oath and give the people paper money
Could he say, it is true gold and silver is the
only legitimate currency-the only consttu-
tional currency-that the trainers of the con-
stitution never intended that there should be
| any paper currency-but, for the sake OF
commerce and trade, you will not be held to
a strict compliance with your official oath
| upon this question? So many men have
violated their oaths upon this subject. sir, |
am inclined to give you the same latitude
| Could Gov. HARRIS talk thus We answer
no. But he would be compelled under the
| new regime. inaugurated the 23rd of Sep
TENDER 1858, and fully approved by him, to
saw this unconstitutional banking system
must go out of existence; and we, as Governor
| and legislators, must stand by our oaths
Hard money is the thing and we must have
it.
So then, the status of the democratic party,
on the currency question is a metallic
currency. and nothing bat a metallic currency.
Gov HARRIS and his platform being the eX-
moments
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09

A SISTER IN TIGHT PLACE.-At N,
one Saturday evening. fatigurd by his long
journey, "A WAGNER, with his son John. drove
his team into good range, aud determined to
pass the Sabbath. enjoying a season of wor-
ship with the good folks of the village
When the time for worship arrived, John
was set to watch the team while the WAGNER
went in with the crowd. The preacher had
hardly announced his subj ct before the Old
man fell sound asleep. He sat agant the
partition in the centre o. the body slip; just
over against him separated only by the very
low partition. sat feshy lady who seemed
all absorbed in the sermon. Sh, struggled
hard with her feelings but unable to control
them any longer, she burst ont with a loud
scream. and shouted at the top of her voice
ar0using the old man, who, but half awakr
thrust his arms around her waist. and cried
very soOthingly:
..Wo, Nance! wo. Nance wo here John
calling his son-"cut the belly band, and
loose the brceching quick, or she'll tear ev
erTthing to pieces"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09

Mrs. Ninsloxv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, ha- soothing syrup for children
tcethng, which greatly facilitates the process Of
teething by softenng the iueing all innama-
ton-wi Hay all pain agd IS sure 20 regulate the
bowels Depend upon ii, mothers, il Will give rest
To yourselves and relief and health your infants.
Perfectly safe IN AL cases. See advertisement in
another column juRe7dAwiy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
DIED.

In this city yesterday morning, Of Scarlet Fever,
JAMrs, infant Of JosEPH and sARAH WITT. Fune-
raj services from their residence EwISG's Avenue,
at O'Clock this morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-09
Diarrhea, Desentery, Fiux, sc
The Graefenberg DYsenterY SYrup

Is better than an other because other preparations
l. rely, for efficiency, upou dangerous narcotic prop
erIcs and tn iT succe,s ~ the bswe compliant
oft involves lasting n not fatal t brain
Tie eat and uneq Aled efficacy Il thr Grac enhcrg
Syrup u that Il Beutrsiz's the acrid contents Of tie
iuiesInes, vhlch had caused The trouble, end while
curing the di-esse certainly extingHslie
are II leaves 10 ~ behind, but nature resumes her
course with periect health
We have seen the GEAENHEEG nYsENIERY SYRUP used
IN cases 81 bowel cOmpaiutsi~ al their forms
from simple lOuseHess TO malignant cholera. and
speak "f u In the hlEhrs, terms, aud recommend
Il with confidence. Whether the i mills or Sc
we're, receut or Of long II ndHg, Il surely and
leaves no bad effects -lsind
NoKRI~ FRANKtIN, Pres. b ard Aldermen y. Y CITY.
T. r. DEF0ERssrER, D., Beard Of Health e
7. r HtERARD, NJ D.,
C. H. iIshEOw, kpiscoal Clergy man, Suffolk, Va.
II ". Bars ow, 81 f'Inr street, y. thy
DAVID fTNAN, Court street, IiOstssn Ms.
GDp srotDGSGER, Board 81 Aldermen, Newark, NJ.
W IAyLsR, Captain L. : Army.
J. H. HAIR, Cleveland Pialndelief, ohio.
Va. fAKkASD, Cleveland, Ohio.
AJAX MACKENZIE, Agent,
June6 Nashville
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4 . ~ ~ " ~ OV - "
RUSSELL VILE, KY.
VI. w. MASON, Proprietor.

VI. w. MASON, proprietor.
TINHISnew aud CO mmodious HOtel isnOw thoroughly
furnished and complete in all its departments.
The proprietor has added to the Hotel one of the
tIrgest and most complete
New stables
In the State, capable of stating $50 horses under the
and OF careful and an sent, Osers
it'll war house for CARR gos, bupgies, Nc. Also,
large lots under fences fur the mmodatiou OF
drOvers.
y BAR.
f rnishHd with pure aud tn most choice brands Of
Wines, liquors Cigars, Tobaccu, &c. has also been
added TO the Hutl.
Til oak the exceedingly liberia patr,.nare which
the Fur-t ii 'u-e' has received since Il las been IN
charge Of tue undersigned, ne intends TO spare no
pans or * 'cn~c &C. make II the Ia Il complete and
table II rtel Srg'hcrn kentucky.
Hacks, BugEies ana Horses furnish q travellers 10
any point they may desire from Ru>stllv lille.
s-pl2-d3trl Wy NJ. W MASON.
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HOHoway's Ointment aud Pills.
The progr, Of scroua arrested By the o,ntmeut
II GLARS the skin Il alt dshgurcm-nts. The Pills are
astonishing whole districts by their Of chills
and fever. sc. sold SO MAIDEN Lane, y. Y.
June 7-U
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New. Publications.
THE TIN TRUMPET;
Heads and Tails for the Wise and Wa,sish.

A new American Edition, With Alterations and Ad-
ditions. Il vol, I2no cloth.
The ''Tin Trumpet - by the late Paul catseId. NJ.
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suscitaiion at this time appear desirable. The Amer
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