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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-17
Especial Notices.

srHasr Dys!-Hafr BNs:!-Hafr DvsH!-
William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye The original
and best In the world AIiothors are imi-
t,tiers, and should be avoided, If you wish to cs-
kc,pe riiieule 4EE-e Ss
+ GRAY, RED, or Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly
% beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without
Injury to the Hair or .skiB.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
k-An awarded TO WIN. A. BATcHELoR since 1885,
aud over $4,000 applications have boon made to the
Hair of the Patrons of his famous Dye VA
, WA. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
color not TO be distinguished from nature; and Is
WARRANTED not 10 injure in the least, hoFeyer
long it may be continued, and the i'll effects OF Bad
Dyes remedial the Hair inyigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye i'' -. @t'"
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. li sa1a
uea- The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving on four sides of each Box,
of = .tsfy WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR. --
marI7-Iyrd&wu 16 Bond street, New York
RTSs!-Wfgs!L--BS -sEs!!s- BSsehsiOr's
Wigs and Toupees surpass ALL They are elegant
light easy and durable. = 49, -
Fitting to charnn-no turning, up behind-no
shrinking on the head indeed, this is the only
EstabT shment where these things are properly
understood and made.-16 Bond Street, New York
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Charles n. SHiEfran fs candidate for
reelection TO the Office of Constable of Pigeon
township at the coming April election. mario
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we are GHFHOrfssd to aSHOHHes ths
name of JOHN F. FELKER a candidate for Town.
ship Trustee at the April election. narl5
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Ed. 8. Martin Is a candidate for re-
election the Office of City Marshall the ensuing
April election.
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John CGfRord a. eandtdofs for re sFsc-
ton to the Office of Constable of Pigeon township
at the ensuing April election. nlarl7
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(N@9 N IT,

g~ GO AHy M
Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana.
Office Water street, between Main and Locust
Coal, in quantities Of less than 20 bushels de-
liveredto any part Of the city, 10 cents per bush
At the pit, cents JOHN WYMOND,
oct9 Secretary and Manager.
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The Rahs0@y RePwbEfcaM sage thas
when Senators OF the United States and others OF
the highest standing socially and politically, openly
declare that A" Weod's Hair Restorative (soId by
all good drmggists), is all and more than all it pre-
tends to be, cannot do otherwise than believe
them. .ftr.5 tlsr
We see that the United States has made appro-
priation of several hundred scaping knives to ono
of the Indian tribes part of its annuity. As 1T
is thus providing for removing the capillary sub
stance' will hot be veil to order several thousand
packages of Restorative to restore the beauty to the
denuded poll and net leave nakedness 90 where the
wool ought to grown y r
CAUTIoN.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as
several already in the markot called by different
names. Use none unless the words professor
Woods Hair Restorative Depot St. Louis, Mo-, and
New York; blown in the bottle.
Sold 10y all Druggists and Patent Medicine deal
Also, by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and 0anadas. mari -1mdSw 90
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Ar g. a common ObssTcGsfOs that there
more sufferers from debility among Americans
than be found among any other civilized ma
tion. The reason is obvious. We take too little
exercise, and forget the wants Of the body, in tile
absorbing pursuits Of business. In an such cases,
ordinary medicine can do little good. What is re-
quired, is just such tonic and fnvigorator as DIR.
Hostetter has given to the world, in bis GELE-
DRAFTED BITTERs. The weak and nervous deni.
zen of the counting house, the exhausted toiIer
upon the shop-board and the Frustrated student Of
the midnight lamp, have found wonderful re2en-
orator in the BIrrERs, and prefer it to the more
pretentous but less eicn9ions, medicines But it
should not be forgotten that the agent which is so
magical in its influence upon frame which is merely
debIitated is equally powerful in assisting nature
to expel the terrible forms of disease. Who
will not give it trial.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where. marI3-1wd6w
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Charles r. ArOWshfOn sCfH be support
Ell at the April election independent candidate
for the Office of Trustee of Pigeon Townshipby
marI4 MANY VOTERS.
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KD O o IT, 4 ND SHORS.-
LID 200 cases Boots and Shoes Just received and
for sale cheaper than before sold in the West,
bv msr5] J. III. MAGHEE.
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~ " OAVDEAE y y y 0AtD ~ =0C1IC
ULOUS WHITE S WEELLING !

Read Ehs sFGfsMsHF Of.HGrsfn RObbsne, ~
RHKS HIS Owe or THE TG~ORf'
.&A cases recorded He now enjoys Robl.
Health, and has for tho past year done as mus
work any young man Of his age This cure
excited his friends, neighbors, and physicians, al
some of the Medical Faculty. One of I,
Professors (Dr. K, S. Newton), who WAS called !
see him a surgeon, not to prescribe, was so for.
bly, impressed with the Renal l1able Curative Pro,
critics of this Medicine, that lle has adopted it
his private practice. well at the College al
Hospitals. p
~ - N1NoryaArr n Fab Jc 1899
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tt4 CANDIDATES.. s4
WTEEf0D H. Chandler Ss a candidate
for City Collector at the ensuing April election
marl7"
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. AWsHGsy'R TICKLE, G9U.V1S, fsFs-
II tols.-TrOt, Sea Grass, Linen Lines, Fish
Hooks, Jointed Rods Corks, Sin1ers, and Artificial
Bait. Double and Single Shot Guns, Rifles, Re-
Yoiyers, Double and Single Pistols, Gun Caps, Gun
Wads, and a large variety of Gunsmiths' Material.
GEO. 8. SONNTAG & CO.,
mars sf af-l 10. Main street.
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BOARD OF TRADE,
Nlanstarg anb Commercial 8sbieu.


BALTIMORE, August IA, 1850
There rather done in Stocks at the Board to-
day than yesterd,y but the operations were never
theless not heavy There brisk inquiry for Balt
and Ohio Railroad, and further advance of SIX
per share established in it. Sales made Of 375
shares aSS1S1& and it closed at $S1 Tbid $s2 asked
regular way. Nothing done in Northern Central
Railway but it closed steady at $22K bid, 22A asked
regular way. Northern Central bonds improved x.
sale Of 600 1855 made at 6S, and they closed at
6s bid 6sH asked Baltimore and Ohio bonds firm,
SO being bid for both 1855 and 1855 City 6 still
continue in demand and the market for them is still
very firm. We note sales of 1000 1865 at 1ooh and
$240O S90s at 102 For Mining Stocks there was pref
ty good inqury and sales to moderate extent were
made Gardner Hill improved X, but Guilford fell
off r. Sales were made of 200 shares Gardner Hill at 81
OH and $50 shares Gulford at $34 The former stock
closed O6 bid SIX asked and the latter left off at
S3H bid 31 asked regular way. North State opened to-
day an advance yesterdays closing price, but it
subsequently dropped off again, and it closed at
decline of lie yesterdays figures. The trans
actions in this stock continue to be heavy, and
the sales to-day add up 3,100 shares at from
SIX down to s2 the market fori closing at s2o6 bid
$2b asked regular way. There was more Inquiry for
Rudis than there has been for several days past and
the market for it was frmer sale of 100 shares was
made 81 SO cash. and it closed aF$1S bid, SIN asked
Consolidated Cambridge and Baltimore and North Caro-
lima all pretty firm Sales were made of 1000 shares
Consolidated at 81 A cash. and $1h time 500 shares Cam
bridge at time, and 500 shares Baltimore and North
Carolina at SIX cash.
Stocks were heavy and considerably lower at the first
board in New York to-day, but there decided i'm
in them at the second board Cleveland and
Toledo fell off 2h; Michigan Southern s3A; Michigan
Southern guaranteed 34 Rock Isand1S, and Harlem
but New York Central improved l. Galena and Chicago
IL Missouri e's y, and Virginia e's X Erie and Read
ing declined at the first board EACH but Erie advanced
again at the second board \, and Reading1.
IT LILLE Al r.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
later from California.

ST. JOSEPH, Aug. 13.-The pony express has ar
rived, with San Francisco dates to the lst inst.
CoNMERcIAL--SAN Francisco, July 81
The markets have been slightly more active, but
prices are unaltered. Pork and bacon without
sales Crushed sugar 1l34 cts. More goods are
offering, and transactions expected at present
rates.
The steamer John L. Stephens sailed for Panama
to-day, with 2O2 passengers and S87G, 900 in gold.
Among her passengers is Lieut.. Gales.
The arrival of the two late pony expresses has
restored confidence in the enterprise.
Meetings of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee were held at San Francisco on the 30th and
3lst. A long discussion occurred nominating
only electoral ticket, which resulted in split
twenty-six being for Breckenridge and ten for
Douglas. Both wings have called nominating con-
ventions, and both published addresses to the DEM
ocrats. One wing claims Douglas as the regular
nominee, and the other denies that either reg
ulary nominated.
At the Breckenridge ratif cation meeting at San
francisco, the Douglasites outvoted the Breckin-
ridge men, which has encouraged the former. Six
OF the State Senators who hold over, and voted for
Gwin United States Senator, are all for Douglas.
A Bell and Everett Convention is also to be held
General Shields arrived at San Francisco on the
31st.
One hundred seeding Mormons have arrived at
Carson Valley. They were pursued by the Saints
from Salt Lake and threatened with vengeance.
The ship Ocean Pearl sailed ON the 3lst ult. for
Hong Kong, with SlS0,000 in gold; and -four,
wheat and potatoes, valued $4,000.
The ship Victoria takes wheat valued at $4,000
to Australia,
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Fl ON Washington

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 14.-The conduct Of Capt.
Meigs, in connection with the prosecution of the
Washington aqueduct works, is still a source of
trouble with the administration. He declined 20
obey the order of the Secretary of War, and ap-
peaed to the President, who laid his letter before
the Attorney General, whose opinion fully sus-
tains the War Department. Capt. Meigs protest
ed against this opinion, and again appealed to the
President, who returned his letter without reading
it. Capt. Meigs takes the ground that in this
business he is acting under authority of Congress,
who associated his name with the appropriation,
and hence his refusal 10 obey the order.-H. A. j.
O'Bannon, fourth Auditor of the Treasury, died at
Capon Springs day, of paralysis.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Anglo Saxon.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION IN SYRIA.

FARTHER POINT, August 14.-The- steamer Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool ON the End inst. passed here
this morning going up to Quebec.
The steamer Golden Fleece had arrived at Gal
way, and the steamer Glasgow arrived at Queens
town on the End.
The news by this arrival is not important.
A Genoa correspondent reduces to six the mill
tary executions said to have been ordered by Carl
baldi after the capture of Melazzo. They were
shot as assassns, not as combatants. The loss of
the Siciians and Italian volunteers is estimated
as little short of one thousand men.
At Paris on Friday all the representatives of the
Great Powers agreed upon the conditions of the
proposed European Intervention in Syria. The
conference was to assemble again the same day to
sign the Convention in reference to the measures
to be taken in common.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, August 2.-Cotton.-Sales of the week,
10000 bales The market closed steady and active but
prices generally unchanged The sales included 900
bales to speculators and 900 bales for export New
Orleans fair 7Hd.; middling 6Bd. Mobiles fair I'd mid
ding ED. Stock in port ,2tl 900 bales, including
1,077 ,0G0 bales American cotton.
Breadsufs-The weather has been unavorable for the
crops Flour quiet Wheat steady. Corn closed with
advancing tendency. Prices have advanced to 3D.
Provsions-The market is dull, but prices generally
unchanged.
LONDON MARKETS, Friday.-Consols 93I0I93S for
money and account
SHIP NEws-Arrived at Liverpool, ship Hampton,
frnm
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VOL. VINO. 768.
miscellaneous.

OFFICE OF GEORGE o. STEVENS b CO.,
~ No At W. PRATT STREET NEAR SPEARS WHARF,
Baltimore, Maryand-We would call the attention Of the
TLES-Ever since the use Of articles was introduced
in England the demand for them there has been constantly
the process enameng having become known here
but sh rt time before the Slabs the only parts 90
tanned abroad still later quaries or American Slate hav
ing been opened and worked Welded SLABS of good
quality The best Welsh Slate, and the whole
manufacturing has since been done in this couRtSys
constantly increasing in importance as one OF
arts. Notwithstanding however, the y, u rowh l.;
importance Slate manufactures, and the ra IN
would respectfully call your attention to the following
ty all others-Frst account OF eI cieallness sec
ondy of their beauty o thr on @ 6l
their cheapness; fourthly on account vi 'e nui
ly on account Of 'heiE TgEfR dsreIEai1NL rGeIIEai1NLINEss.
Az Slate noqsesses beautiful satin.iike surface and
perfectly non body is proof against the action
smoke coal gas Rre anu anu On any s IT,
done by Of soap and water, little sweet oil and
washeather. nr,r,n nr,rr,
peculiar qualities of Slate render its surface suscept
ble ofhe highest decoration and finish By ingenious
not only the most costly and Marbles but may also be
decorated with rich and specimens Of Mosaic Work, En-
".-s''' '''' THE III Err re GaaEAPNEss.
hey are from twenty to forty per cent cheaper than COM
THEIR STRENGTH
Of actual m has s been that Slab
sst heavy blow piece of Marble six inches thick.
THEIR DURABILITY.
Repeated Coatngs applied to the Slate in the
OF Enamelng and these rendered by heat
so that Enameed Slate will stand to weather bet
ter and retain its brliancy longer, than Marble any
other material has stood the test of seventeen years
wear, lin England and this country riumphed every
objection and survived the opposition that raised by
Our arrangements now wts The auarres are such that
hereafter there will difficulty in filling all orders for
ap3O tfr GEO o. STEVENS & co
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Later from Havana and Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 13.-The steamer Beinville,
from Havana, with dates to the 9Th inst, reports
terrific hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico. The
schooner Oregon, from Mobile, has been lost. Her
crew and passengers saved.
The steamer Clyde, at Havana, brings Vera Cruz
dates to the I'd inst.
Miramon's army has been routed by the Liberals
in attempting to escape from Lagos.
The latest advices state that Miramon was sur
rounded by Leon.
General Robles has abandoned Jalapa. The
principal towns are rising and pronouncng for the
Liberals.
The Spanish Minister threatens to lombard Vera
Cruz.
Havana continues healthy. Sugar was buoyant
and mnlasses nuiet
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF BENNINGToN.
The eighty recurrence of this anniversary will
be celebrated at Bennington on the 10th of August.
On this occasion h. w. Judson, Esq, of Ogdens-
burg, n. \ ;, has been invited to deliver the
tio2. The programme includes military and civil
display, accompanied by several bands of music,
and concluding with an ascension by MT; John La
Mountain in his new balloon "Atlantlc, accompa-
MED by one or mora vounu ladies'
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Arrival of the Anglo Snxon--Further from
Europe
FARTHER POINT August 14.-The steamer Anglo
Saxon from Liverpool on the End inst, has passed
this point on her way to Quebec.
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potomoo - ia asr the mouth of Pohick creek
The shark wsa caught first in the meshes of net
bv a fisherman who was out for sturgeon, and with
much d;ffcuity killed and brought to shore.-Alea.
nnzefte.
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Relics of the War of 1919.

TORONTO, Aug. l3.-In making excavation
near the old Fort to-day, fifteen bodies of British
and American soldiers who fell during the of
1872, were exhumed. A button was also found hay
ing it the initials of the Pennsylvania Rangers.
Georgia Bell and Everett Convention.
MILLEDGEvILLE, August A.-The Bell and Eve
rett State Convention assembled here is largely at
tended and harmonious. Benjamin Hill and Judge
Law have been appointed electors for the State at
larrn
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bospital for the reception Of infants who may
too Young to be taken into the orphan and other
oe is about to be established in Washington
o;fv
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The citizens of St. John, New Brunswick, recent
Iv gave an entertainment TO the members of the
the press who had assembled at that point to
chrnnicle the arrival of the Prince of Wales.
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Dan Rice's elephant "Laah Rookh," swan
across the Ohio river last Thursday, opposite Gin
cinnati. The Commercial says
At times nothing but the end of her trunk would
be visible, then the top of her head, and again she
would dive entirely out of sight, remaining under
water until those on shere began to think she was
drowned, when of sudden she would come to th g
surface with a surge that would throw her huge
bulk halfway out OF the water.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Will find an extensive stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
such
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS,
FINE wELRY,
ofevery description
ALBATA WARE. TEA AND COFFEE SETS,
SPOONS AND FORKS, FINE CUTLERY, CLOCKS,
PLATED CAST0RS,
CAKE BASKETS ICE PITCHERS,
FANCY GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY COMPANIES FURNISHED
The above goods for sale low, wholesale and retail
CANFIELD, BRO. & CO.,
jul6tfr 22e Baltimore street.
HAVANA CIGARS.
OUR LARGE STOCK
VANA CIGARs,
MANUFACTURED OF 1858 AND 1859 CROP TOBACCO
CLosEp Tii5 q GUT
AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THE COST OF IMPoRFA
P. TIERNAN 8 SON,
myltfr I'm. cHARLfs hhIf SIRE STREET.
n L D N RS
DELTA EYEoPENER
FOR SALE BY
GEORGE WARNER,
1852 SoUTH EU7Aw STREET,
SOLE AGENT FOR BALTIMORE AND THE SOUTH
TICE.
BEST QUALITY RED AND WHITE ASH COAL
AT REDUCED PRICES
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Falling off this year.............. s. S44 946 01
The money market irregular and lenders especially
bank managers endeavorng to establish higher
Some loans running at AZ AZ per cent have not been
disturbed but the current rate for loans of class
coateras is sac per cent with the bulk at 5h6 per
cent The supply of money is abundant while the de-
mand is more active growing out of the increased stock
speculation and the movement of the crops. Short pa
per still scarce and taken with avidty if of first Glass;
56 per cent Long paper is not much wanted, and
passed per cent The North Star brings about
million in gold which will replace nearly the Saturday
drain The business of the Clearing House $2 1888 00
The is dull for foreign bills, with tendency of
rates downward The quotations are nominally as be-
fore. Sterling, 109K @l09H; Francs, 515G514A.
Freights-To Liverpoo-1 200 bbs. -four at 3s 25 900
bushels in bags, at 1O4@lOk cts; 60 hhds taow on
private terms To London-1 900 bbls -four 3s 3d.
hhds manufactured tobacco at 35s To Bremen-so
cedar wood 25 cts To BRISTOL 600 bbls -four at S.
The following is comparative statement of the condi
ton of the banks of the city of New York; August and
August IL:
Aug.4. Aug. H.
Loans... $13O,l18247 129, $685. ,179 Dec $263 069
specie.::... s2l2slss 2l,575,74o Dec. 552, AL
Circulation 9176386 9129,S35 Dec. DC, ,556
Deposits S3,S46 9SS 2,879 107 Dec. 967 SSl
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-AUGusr IS.
0fyd AS'd OH,d Ac
so Rock Island s30-25A 1000 North State b60-27s
SO do. .c-25A

The New York Tribune, of this mornin 3, says:
In accordance with the programme of the bear
party, vigorous and concentrated attack made upon
the this morning, and although during that
session of the Board the effect not important except
against two three stocks it told decidedly
the day passed off resulting at length in the afternoon,
in enabling the sellers to mark down prices from to
per cent below those in the morning In
stocks however, there great rmness, and for Hud
River, Harlem, and Michigan Central especially, the
market strong and well sustained during the day
The of an injunction to restrain the New York
Central Railroad Company from paying its dividend
played against that stock with effect and from SEX
S6h in the morning, prices finally knocked down
to S5 in the afternoon The decline is most decided in
of the Western shares which have been rising very
rapidly of late and in Erie and Michigan Southern
stock which have more of prospective than
a There nothing or pauIc
fall during any part of the day, and throughout the
transactions evident that the bulls both inside and
outside of the Stock Exchange, holding back to buy
lower prices the suppostion that the bear clique
would unsettle the market for time. The reaction
upon the market opportunely, and is not unwel
to the hopeful but conservative operators for the
rise.
The Philadelphia Ledger, of to-day, says:
The average weekly statement of the Banks of this
city, for the week ending Saturday last presents the
following results in the leading items, and the following
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SUPPLIES 'tJEsUIrs' BARK" FAILING.-A gentle
man, long resident in South America, states that
there is danger that the supply of Peruvian bark
and the sulphate of Quinia obtained from it may
soon be exhausted. The cnchona, the tree which
yields the bark, grows at great height on the
slopes of the Andes, in various localities, from
Bolivia to New Granada. In the latter country, it
is found the central branch of the Cordilleras,
and the two best varieties have hitherto been those
of Pitayo and Fanagamga, two New Grauadian
alpine districts But these already exhausted,
and both in this country and England another and
poorer kind, known Almaguer bark, which was
at first totally unsaleabe, is now used to very
great extent.