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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

.ssF" Mcssrs. SABIN * Co, having sold
their stock of groceries at their old stand,
No. At Main street, have entered into new
branch of business directly opposite, in Mr.
J. p. Elliott's building. The firm have en-
barked into the Wholesale tea, tobacco, and
cigar business, and intend supplying the
trade with the very best articles in their
line, on the most accommodating terms
Mr.. l.. \. BURKE is connected with the
house, and will, we understand, devote his
entire attention To the sales department.
Sr. Il. enjoys an extensive acquaintance,
and IS known to he II gentleman Of good
business qualifications, energy, and integ-
rity. We wish the new house every sue
cess
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The GARDINER FRAup.-The telegraph

THE GARDINER FRAUp.--The telegraph
announces the Government has recovered
the claim of 100000 from the estate Of
Gardener, the forger of Mexican claims, and
the money has been paid over. Has the
Hon. Tom Corwin ever paid over his $780,
600 share in the plumber, or have the rich
bankers, Cochran Il Riggs, ever made resti-
tuition of the SlOO, 900 that they obtained
by furnishing the means to procure the false
documents to sustain the progress, and help
cOnsummatc the fraud
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of only sixteen, were tarred and feathered
and rode on n rail, by a mob of the citizens
of Mount Liberty, Belmont county, Ohio,
The victims of this barbarous violence had
offended the moral sense of the perpetra-
tors of the cowardly and abominable act
What imaginable crime is there within the
range of human depravity that could excite
I" the virtuous indignation of such shame
less towards, void of every manly sentiment
and feeling.
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The Louisville AND PORTLAND CANAL
The directors of the Louisville canal around
tho Falls, have, it is stated, resolved on its
enlargement The plan is TO make canal
from the dry dock to point below on the
river below the foot OF the locks opposite
Sand Island The Branch will have two
lift locks, $50 feet long and 20 wide, and
will be used during the enlargement and
reconstruction of the old locks. The bed
of the canal will be eXcavated to the width
of so feet The branch canal will be first
built so AS to be used while the old locks
are constructed; and the excavation of
the main level can be done during low wa
Ter, and the entire work accomplished with
out causing a serious interruption of bust
ness
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Re-opsning OF the slave Trade.

The slave TRADE may be- considered as
practically re-op,aed, for Wherever the local
public sentiment Of the South can De brought
to tolerate it, the enormous profits OF the
trade viii induce reckless men to enter into
it, and 10 brave all the danger of the ocean
passage and the penalties of the Law. la
many places the popular feeling Is being
prepared to tolerate, or at least not to actively
oppose. the introduction Of African negroes.
The most significant movement is the recent
meeting in favor of re-opening the slave
trade held at Savannah, m enlightened and
moral city, containing larger Infusion Of
Northern blood and sentiment than any
other Southern town. Colonel Gaulden was
the chief orator, and demonstrated to the
sati ;.aciion of his hearers that the slave
trade was necessary to the interests and
honor or the South, and that the laws
Fl ainst il we're unconstitutional. The un-
constitutional argument had the merit OF
novelty, in one point. He commended that
the punishment Of death for participation in
the trade va cruel and unusual, and there
fore in conflict with the constitutional pro
vision that prohibits this kind. of punish
ments Resolutions were passed, declaring
the slave trade 20 be morally and legally
right, that the laws of Georgia prohibiting
it were inexpedient, and the federallaws un
constitutional The Savannah Neics say.
that the meeting was one of the largest eyel
held in that city, and that it was unanimous
aud enthusiastic.
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THE ALLEGED POsTOFFICE FRAUDs.-The
Washington Constitution emphatically and
entirely denies the report in the correspon-
dence OF the New York Herald, that enor-
nous frauds have been detected in the coun-
terfeiting Of postage stamps. The Consti-
tuition says that occasional, but rarely sue
cessful, attempts are made to reissue can
celed stamps, but that the Department has
no reason TO suppose that stamps have been
counterfsited, and that it would be impossi-
bic to Introduce them to any considerable
extent
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60 Extensive alterations are IN progress
in the new Hall of Representatives, Wash
ington. The place is alive with workmen,
who are creating general dust. The arm
chairs and desks with which honorable
Mems will, in future, have TO dispense, have
been piled away in the basement, To he
ready for an emergency of representative
dissatisfaction with the table in the centre
Of the hall, which will be substituted for
those lazy Injuries.
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eB- The indianapolis Journal says that
George Rasscop, pyrotechnic, of that city,
is engaged to get up a fireworks display in
Lafayette, on the Fourth, at a cost of $500.
He has made for Indianapolis statue OF
Washington reading the Constitution, thir-
ty-slx feet in heigh,, to be displayed in grand
illumination on the night of the Fourth
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naa- In the Cincinnati Common Pleas
Court, John Harris has recovered $1,000
damages from the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company for injuries sustained
which disabled him for life, 10y the cars be-
ing thrown off the track at culvert. Har-
ris was brakesman, and damages were
claimed on the ground that the culvert was
imperfect.
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mrIn Canada West..,h

e1y- In Canada West:lhree wretches SUI
fered the extreme penalty of the law last
week. At Brantford, the two murderers Of
a mail carrier We're hung, ho'h confessing
the fearful crime. There was Vsst staring
crowd, and the usual disgusting carnival OF
curiosity. At Hamilton, another murderer
expiared his guilt. he went to his death
pale and hsggard but logged. Tie adj
dressed the assemblaee of spectators from
the drop sl-.it ~ ~
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nen. The report that Senator Slidell, of
Louisiana, has been appointed Minister to
France. turns out to be incorrect. Mr.. Slidell
has been very anxious for several years to get
to Paris, but Mr. Buchanan very wisely
doubts the policy of sending a man so I'M
popular as the Louisiana Senator to the
splendid Court of Paris.
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E1~ Another Morpby is announced 70 be
in New York, in the person Of 4 younSman
in the senior class of the Free Academy,
who, it is said, short time ago playe four
games at once while blindfolded, aud during
the progress of the contest the party adj
journed to supper, after which the games
were resumed, the gentleman not having
once seen the boards. He was victor in two
of them, one was a drawn game, and in the
other was he beaten.
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a3r The New York Times say that the
correspondent of the London Times, who is
in the camp OF the Austrians, and engaged
in abusing the PiedmouteSe, and proving to
a demonstration the ineilah'r blessings #
Austrian rule, is a certain Major Rairdslcy,
who presented himself 10 Count q, uiai,
armed with letter of introduction from
the Earl of aberdeen, guaranteeing that his
Communications wonld be conceived in a
tone favorable 10 the Austrian cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

GsS~ Twenty-nine years ago Chicago
polled but thirty-two votes, and a majority
of these were cast by French-Canadians and
half-breeds-people' who are secuted and
distinguished by the negro worshippers of
to-day wherever they have the power.
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re. The Nashville Republican says that
J. w. Hatfield, of that county, has recently
lost six children out of eight, by "putrid
sore throat which has been very prevalent
there this year.
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eS~ There is great strife going on be-
tween the Douglas and Buchanan factions in
Iowa. Each one is trying to control the ap-
State Convention, and each one
is threatening to bolt if the other succeeds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-18

the Mexican capital, had falling out with
the priests, his chief support This is one
of the most favorable symptoms we have
seen for good while as 10 Mexican affairs
Great disorder still prevails, and Jaurel is
not coming up TO the expectations which
his supporters appear generally 10 have en-
tertined in regard TO him. az
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nsA. A descendant of Gen Howard, an
English nobleman, and heir to property
amounting TO $4,000 is said to be in the
House Of Refuge, at Cincinnati. Measures
are being taken to effect his release.
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Bs2y@The value of taxable property in Glib
son county, has increased about three mill
lion Of dollars, or about ll5 per cent in the
last eight years.
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pa5~ From the reports of the decisions ct
the Supreme Court, we lea n that the YER
dict Of the Sullivan Common Pleas Court,
in the ease of Hugh Ross IS. the Evansville
verSed
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g1r Contracts for the new crop OF corn
are being made in Texas, at from twenty to
twenty-five cents per bushel.
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RsS Tomatoes at twenty-five cents plate
and green corn at six rents per ear, were
selling in the Norfolk va market, last
week.
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Worthy OF Attention!
7EEO r.! E.f.HELI' Sc WING
q VI MACHINE
Patented July 81, 1855.

This Machine is pronounced by competent Judges
{" b. superior 20 all others before the public, Tor
general family'use, and what will doubtless sur
prise and rejoice many wOnan's heart, -, that
while for ordinary usage ~ sHrpasscs ia practical
utility the highest priced machines, the cost Of it
will not exceed thirty-hve dollars.
The subscriber having purchased the exclusive
right To manufacture, sell, and this machine in
this and other counties Of southwestern Indiana,
respectfully invites all persons, Ladies especially,
I Who want 81 y fast class Sewing Machine,
&C. call and examine the merits of the AIOore's Pat
eut being confident that ON thorough acquaint-
with it, they viii prefer this 10 all thcrs ire
si-ciiye Of lis pIite.
The iDll" wtgE is summary II some of the lead
ing cNcelleuCts OF this machine:
: /. II combines durability, simplicity, and prac
ticahiity ia u higher degree than any Other now in
, la POINT o. strength elasticity, aud endurance
its ,ttChIs not eAcrled by any machine yet invent
rd Zach stitch il locked listened by the ma
chime ITSELF that there Is need Of drawing the
threat through loop or using needle TO Eisteh
the end If d seam to prevent its rtv"ling ripping
such IL the nature uf the stitch that il every thiiI
Io cut, the work will neither zip nor ravel
3. IL sew- from two common spools without re
Winding, and sews in thr very best manner, coarse
aud tine goods with linen, cotton, OF silk thread
!. IL has tlie LCst and most reliable feed ever
constructed, AMI does not break needles.
=. Tho space around the needle and b,n-aili ihe
nccil- D unusually large, aud what L. esI-e-
ciaiy noticeable, not drop uf oil is needed on tbs,
part OF the machine in contact with the g,osls
~ 6. lite simplicity such that t e Understood
and operated with but little INSTRUCTION, and is
cheap beautiful, and useful that family can well
afford To b. without one, therefore come right
tlOng tOT yuurSeif and II yOu like the Machine
make one your own without delay, and my word
for IL, after few days psage it will lie the last
ticle Of furniture the will Zoe willing part
with for what il cost. ~. W. STAFFORD.
EvANsyrLLE, Ind. June, 1851. lille lmdd2mw
n ssT .sRRIy:sL or OLD POTs.
8 II ToES-lcp bushels, large aud fine, now land
III 4
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Roy In Orange county there was only
one application for license to sell liquor, and
that was refused.
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sA-The average increase in all the APP
praisements throughout the State is about
100 per cent. ..-
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rgO.uR-.u.fDE RE.f.yM ROOKS

IHk MANUFACTURED BY ). NJ. GEUPEL.
4 am able now To manufacture very good BLANR
Books; well PACED, at lower price than the New
York made Books are sold. Twenty per cent. will
lie saved by ordering Blank Books in my estdb-
lishment
Magazines, Music, and other jobs win be done
- per cent cheaper than any bound before in this
place. Bin Ladiug Books VIII be bound in dura-
bic style NJ 80 10 - cents piece. Paper viii be
ruled 10 any pattern At 10 TO co cents ream.
Pamphlets will D. covered aud trimmed at 40
cents hundred
Blank Books for city and county Offices, banks,
sc, will hc manufactured Of tho best paper and
warranted 60 bc rs GOOD as the hest done i'm other
places $. NJ. GEUPEL,
ir:,-lin Corner Vine and First streets
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ypIGRo.,' HILLS. 70 R.nRRLI.

! 2 KNtN rs = L
Th-o OF said Mill having rebuilt his dam
and rrfitrl aud repaired his apparatu- is now
again rr,l AIRED u grind for customers by water
power. He sIlicits share al the patronage from
the pullc generally, aud more particularly the pa
tTai,age of his old customers.
i-IIIndSw FREDERICK KLEIN.
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lnsOTsCE I'D Co.N.rH.saTORs !!

a 9OTftE To fO.N'fH.ffTOkS :
aS BOCLDEEING OF MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, IND
The Common Council al the city of Evansville
will receive sealed proposals uHti the 2,3h iay Of
June, lisa, for bValdering Main street a said city
from the North Il ie OF First street 10 The Canal,
distance Of about 400 ieet, the width Of the street
bcing - feet iHcsss ircm curb tn rnth.
Contractors will be required 10 Kurdish all the
materials, aud do the work according. 10 plans and
specifications file IN this once; and the
name or names Uf the surctieS ~ the bidders must
accompany the bids in al cases
PATRICK BFRKE,
june 6-u City Clerk.
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~ TT L.sRGR WEOT.N.I
SsI.N'T0.,. TE.F COMPANY. ". i

SLI.N'T0.N' TEL COMPANY; ~. Il.
V Jnit received now and in store, from the above
esttblishment-
. = chests Young Hyson Tea, ass'd grades.
do do Old HysOn, an extra article.
3 do do GunpOwdeT, assorted grades.
. DO do Imperial, do do.
Il do dn Oolong or Blk do do.
DO do Souchong or English Breakfast Tea.
In the above lots are some of the best grades Of
Tea ever offered this market AT retail.
Consumers will please take notice, that these
teas are now fresh impOrtatOEs, and not old stock
that has been on hand for years. We will guaran-
tee, better article for the price paid, than you
ar usually i'm the habit Il getting. Call aud
prove 1t. Als0--Caj dies and package Teas always
On hand. NlCkERl BROS,
irl4 81 Main street.
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1snPET T.scss.-FYU-E CASES
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE [!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator.

With MoFFITT'S HORSE FOWER ATTACHED,
- considered g. he the best machine of the kind Ina
the West.
The undersigned are how prepared 20 furnish
machines 81 the above Patent, of style and make
not eXcelled ia the western country. All We ask Is
that work mag he compared with any Of OUT
contemporaries, as also cur prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced and
them; aud We shall only say that al the Laehine2
II that Patent which Ne make, shall be made in,
such a manner, Of such materials, and with snch
improvements of nIr oWn, viii materially in
crease the valuable reputation il has acquired among
ThrGsheTs
We can now offer 90 our customers a choice OF
these eXcelent. Machine, and also choice OF tn
Horse Powers, L. drive them, Of any size, from
u L. horse, upon as reasonable terms as any other
establishment and We respectfully solicit esiers
fr either size or kind aud would request mat they
e sent in as early a. possibl 10 insure getting the
Lest MACHINE KRkTZ a HEILMAN.
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HIRAM HOP KIN s

ces-iul operation, Of which can H. seen IL the
Canal ar the Pi,ayunc Mil in this eity
fhcsr Machines got up in good style aud are
durable and ciiectual ia their operations They can
De had on reasonable teuns--s75 cash and So on
'our month, time. Messr-. kIatz & IIeilmaa are
the agents.
| wish To- sell state or Territory Rights Of this
Machine AID will give great BARGAINS 1 also have
ihe right Of nine counties in the Pocket for - r
Morrl!l Self Heating Smoothing Iron, and six
counties for Z. Sanders' Spring Wire Horse Ray
Rake all Of which 1 viii sell cheap 1 will trade
rights Dor almost any kind Of property.
HIRAM HOPKINS.
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Z. LoNR, ELoER !-I5O H.aHRELs

n and sacks IN store and 10 arrive, extra and
superhne Country Brands-as good as the best and
as low as the lowest, at
iclI VICkERY BROS, - Main st.
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SULLIVAN COuNTY.-The assessment in
Sullivan county shows the value of its real
estate, including improvements, TO be as fol-
lows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
u was assessed in 1871 at......... S49, l6G
th'i'''St''. ~ ia
Or about Tea hUyfdrcd and Hriy,taar per
cent Tbs beats every other county in The
State yet heard from. Land specualions for
the last eight years in that region must have
been fortunate.
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so V.BRsD ss.srfsH t.f.Nis-

Z % uUZ " INC Iruaf " attI LuIs, VIII tOFtfH,
brass aud iron bound, 3 sizes;
$40 doZ white Cedar Pals, sizes, brass and
irou hoops.
Where one dozen or more arc taken, they are
packed in dry shayiBgs, with charge for cases,
tins insuring safe transportation and keeping then
ia good order tiii sold.
J. d. RUSSELL, 600 Main street, H.
my2O Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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n Ne Laines, q, To s. EMBICH co.
For Lawns "A 0rgandies, go 20
:. EMBICH co.
For Men and Boys wear "a Wooden Liren, Or
Cotton, go to :. EnBICB 90.
Fci the beet Hose ia tie city, 90 To
$. EMBiCu < co.
For the pretticst and cheapest Grape Stella, or
silk ST. avis, 20 10 ;. EMDlCH Il CO.
VITA Gay aud county Orders, 90 70
= EMBICH co.
Frs any and everything ia the line Of Dry Goods,
,,, 10 :. EA.BCH A Co,
No - MssiP street y D., s,ill he glad to show you
anything in their lime, whether you wish 10 buy
or not ard where everybody pays cash for what
they Inv. myl9
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I will sell the Store and Lot occupied by
Messrs. Keller 4 Whit. Mais etTevt, o Lots
the corner If Pine and and Centre streets The six
iots form AN 100 feet 10y loan admirable To-
cation for manufacturing establishment. There
is a twO-stUry frame house on the premises. The
property lass nearly opposite kraI8 a Hcilman's
Foundry. l viii also sell part Of Lot No. So in
the Upper Enlargement, fronting Z. feet on First
street, and extending $50 feet back 10 the alley,
with a good two-story brick house covering the
whole front 81 feet, with stable, wood shed, ard
corn crib on the alley. For particulars inquire Of
the subscriber
Iny2S-4wd NATHAN ROWLEY.
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NECo.,Y,- H.s.,.D ran VITA

eNE(O.SfS- HAND FL AZ NIT GR II
- STORE.
The undersigned has established WareroOm at
the old Apollo Hall, for the purchase and sale Of
new and secondhand FURNITURE, Stoves, Table
Ware, Glassware, and in fact everything pertain
ing To the household use, which he will sell at the
forrest secondhand furniture prices. The highest
cash prices paid for all articles offered for sale
public OF private. Orders left for vanishing viii
lee promptly attended Ia ia any part of the city.
Also, All kinds OF repairing and wood turning done
the shortest not,e,-.
ia CHARLES T. KILLER.
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q .fsT TEsEa n.tf,HES. DfsP.fTeB

III FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Come at last The very same lot Of Dry Goods
Tor which the ii portion of the creation, the La
dies of our b-aT,- ,ful cit, lmve been waiting 20
long, has AZ lst arrived per steamer Dmleith. and
are now ready for sale. We cordially invite orr
friends aud especially our lady customerst 10 call at
eur store a. Main street and select articles accor-
ding a. TASTE AMI convenience. Don't forget, ~
Main street 'my@0l MILLER a NIFliAIS.
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EeRH. R0OES-PELL.sR OFEfRE
. Prince Of the IIeuse az David; Spurgeon
Sermons, nth edition. City Of the Great King Inc
Ministry of Lie; Life q James Watt The Jealous
Husband; Love Ine Iittle-Iovc me Long High
Life in New York, by,Ionathan Slick hohsi'Oo
and its Here Life 81 kit Carson For sale ~
JOHN HEALl,
my10 Corner First and Main streets.
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!. re n N E'FfsS-sH tHHefs--snfs E
Ae> Chests are usde in the most faithful manner
M the Nashville Peuit.ntIry II red Cedar, and Of
fiva different si,cs The "tSr At the wood Is de.
stru-tiv. 90 moths au,l all insects, and renders the
Chests inyalullrc tor packing away blankets and
other wnoen goods thr0ugh the summer. For sale
al the Wooden - are Store.
!. b. RUSSELL, 500 Main street,
my2O Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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TCE


II NV r..ui-r- aud citizens generally, .-.y.
l w"ud ic,Isu H,' sincere tH.,iits Tor thr "a
very iI'a-Ial patruu.Er bestowed 90. Iir~ss X
Tor tEc last iAtntN -IWu yta!s, AMI would
solicit "a coutiIustlae ~ iavols. AIy stock H. YER,
large and complete, containing every variety of
stiCes pertaining the Saddlcry AMI Harness bust
ness. AL ofwhich 1 offer at wholesale and retail
AT the lowest fgtgr,s.
IfaJ- Please cal and examine lefore Vur has o.
elsewhere. J. j. ELLIOTT,
jeIO-1m No. 50 Main 81.