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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-22

Rea.I has been rumored of late, that
Messrs. Willard Dalrymple were going to
start new Democratic paper in this city.
We understand, however, that they will not
do so, before the first of January
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RWThe long report Of the testimony

R1~The long report of the testimony in
the Burch case, received by telegraph on
Tuesday night, we decline publishing. It is
full of scandal of the Sickles stamp, and can
Eio no good, and may do harm if published.
Such matters are better confined to court
room, the practice of publishing in full by
the city journals to the contrary notwith-
standing
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CLERK OF TIE HoUsE.-We have heard o.
two candidates for this position-Hon. J
w. Gordon, Speaker of the House winter
before last, and Mr. Miles S. Yetter, editor
of the Fountain Democrat, n Republican
paper at Covington, Ind. Both are quail
fed for the position, and have strong claims
ON their party.
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ANCHOR EXCHANGE.-People will eat and
drink. That cannot be prevented The
next best thing to total abstinence is to
know where to obtain the choicest eatabIes.
To those in search of such, would say be
sure and call at the Anchor Exchange.
HANK BRooKLOCKER
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

NoTTcE.-We are requested by Mrs.
Hines to state that her husband, Joseph
Hines, has been gone from home about
seven weeks, and that she fears something
serious has happened to him. Any infor-
nation that can be given of his whereabouts
will be gratefully received by her.
nov. % lt-d&w.
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eA-AmOngst Il

GA- Amongst the patents issued for the
week ending Nov. 9Th we find one to Jas
Crawford, Rockport, Ind. for improvement
in grating machines.
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neA-Gov. Magoftin, of Kentucky, has
written a letter in which he states that the
election of Lincoln is no cause for a disco
luton of the Union.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE L. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Steamer Burnt.

ST. Louis, Nov. 20.-The steamer Emil
grant was burned at Doziers Landing,
Missouri River, yesterday morning. The
boat and cargo are total doss. Boat
valued at $4,000, uninsured; value of
cargo unascertained.
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nsA. Through some defect in the wires
we failed to get our regular telegraph dis
patches last evening. This is annoying
but cannot be helped, we presume.
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Bay~ Mr.. James Ferry, kindly furnished US
last night with late Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Indianapolis papers. He will accept
our thanks.
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G@g" We understand that the engineer
has set the stakes for the second five miles
of the Il. Il N. Railroad, and the contract
for leveIing up the grades and for the cross
ties has been let The iron has also been
contracted tor, we believe, and the work
upon the road will soon be commenced
again. 1t viii be seen by reference TO the
Council proceedings in our paper this week
that the City Marshal has collected 81, 7G7,-
T0 on the first installrent Of the road
lend NitL
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KNOX CoUNrY.-The official vote of this
county, as.published in the Vincennes Sun,
gives Douglas 1866; Lincoln 1870; Breck
inridge AZ Bell 80 Douglas has a plurality
Of 90 votes.
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THE Minister of Public instruction has
published a circular addressed to the direct
ors Of colleges and schools in France, for
bidding the use of tobacco and segars by the
students. Ii is said that the physical as we'll
as the intellectual developement of many
youths has been checked by the immoder-
ate use Of tobacco. The Minister of Public
Instruction and the Prefect of the Seine are
unceasing in their exertions to remedy the
evil.
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B25~ Two new banks are about to COM
mence operations in Illinois-the Salem
Bank and the Kaskaskia Bank
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Eeys Hon. Jesse D. Bright was in the
city this morning He is in u splendid
state of physical preservation and with n
sublime Indifference rs 10 whether school
keeps or not, will spend next week hunting
four story crancs on tire White county
prairies Lat Coas
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Ii is reported that tie Lawrence Demo
crat, at Bedford, Ind, has died out with
the defeat of pouelas.-El.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

JaiIH pa1cr
s- - INIaiIe,Y ....,.......... Is U-J
5v the .reeE sr.yaIe to Carrferzl ........... 10
Tri-WeekIy Papor ... .......... 4 90
We-rIv Pn,q-r r -. 2 90
(tlY,1,a of & ,r,y I
10 The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their immediate business in their own ame
Aud all advertisements for the benefit of other
persons, well as legal advertisements and adver
Hsemcnts of auction sales, and advertisements with
he name of other persons, sent in by them, aust
BE- paid for At the usual rates
na No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
corporation, society, lssociation public meeting
and communication designed to call attention to
any matter OF limited Of individual interest can 10
Inserted, unlcsss paid for "a advertisements.
- Contracts for yearly advertising will not bo
Discontinued unless an order to that effect is left at
the Office, aud when discontinued in less than q
year. the price Ct tho whole year viii be charged
81 Legal advertisements hereafter, viii be pub
isle at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, Ano
iot G"ayahc i'T legal proceedings, but collectaDle
It usual time.
Da 0ur terms for Job Work and transient adver
.isenI-nts are CASH.
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IIAN hAI ..'....' ..---..... ..-.....RM- HEGLhAN
HRATZ 81 HEILMAN.


MANUFACTURERS SANDBUnDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill mtchinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane MiII-
ThrasIns Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND
THViE TROPHIETOES or THE CITY FOT+h
n dry beg leave 10 inform their friends and m,
public in senera that they arc prepared to do all
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
and everything appertaiuing to tbs Foundry buxi
nes@- They are manufacturing STEAM ENGIkEs ANu
BOILERS oi any size and power required Saw Mill
MachIncIy and MIL Gearing OF any sizo Distn-
lery and Mining Machinery Tobacco Screws CrIn-
ming Machine, Thfashing Machines Malt Mill.
Horsepower Corn -shcIlers NJ achiucrv of MI int
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castincs ~
every description, Iron Houscfronts Cellar Grar.s
&c. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the Iste.t -
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog, Irons, &c
BREWERS, DlSTILLEGS, RECTIFIERS, 6c,
onppli@d WITH every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators
AttempoTat9rs, SPs.rgcs, Sti!Ihead5 and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills
Yeast Jugs, Cans, SsI.hau7, &C; Copper, Lead and
Iron PIPE; C0ppe Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety for beer, spirits, oil, dc.: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles, fc-
Worl-neu s,ut to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in aud selling Aliens improved
Steam Gauge Wrought iron welded Pipes ana Tn
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth Gum Elastic Heting, Packing, Horc DC
OF the best hiu5t Ifuplatc, sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Bsbit Metal, speltcr, Fire Brick
They have every facility Of the best Machinery
and worlsIneu, and "IH give all work entrusted 10
thcm, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, "trrair.ins their work, and are satisfied
iss- Offce aud sale Rooms, No. so Main street.
Foundel y, Boiler Yard aU Machine Shop on Pins
vile. Indiana. deo7
jEe]E - sS'.7ss'-s-B-- BBEs HON
. 2 ony from New Corn huls Fine HomOuy
or Gr'ttet received thjs day at
q 1 a UFEF
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DEATH OF DR.. DAVID D. OwEN.-The
Evansville Journal of yesterday, announces
the decease of DR.. Owen, which occurred at
his residence in New Harmony on Tuesday
last. About two years ago, upon learning
that the Or. was in critical health, we pen
ed the following article, which, as revealing
the cause of his ill-health and ultimate dis
solution, and expressing our estimate OF the
deceased, we make no apology for repro
ducing
DR. DAVID D. OwES.-We regret extremt-
ly to learn that the health Of this gentle
man is such rs to excite serious apprehen-
sions that his eminenuy brilliant and useful
career is drawing near its close. His de
clining health is undoubtedly owing to
over application to his scientific pursuits
Although ever distinguished for untring
studionsness and industry, the great extent
and arduousness of his practical engagements
during the past year have involved an
amount Of labor too severe for a physical
constitution never robust, and whose natural
defects time and an unfortunate neglect have
confirmed and deepcned
To say that the death of DR.. owen would
be q great, national, an rreparahle loss
is but expressing the convictions of all to
whom his trauscendent abilities, and the
known.
There is no branch of Science whose the
oretic development IS attended by more in
teresting results, or whose practical appli-
cation involves more valuable consequences
than that of Geology. 1t is a fact OF equal
Iv easy demonstration and general rceogn-
ton that no living votary Of that science
has contributed more toward charging its
boundaries aud fortitying its principles, or
been more instrumental in demonstrating its
practical utility than DR.. Owen. The dis
covery and development OF the vast mineral
wealth of the Northwestern States, which
has undoubtedly been one Of the most effect
i've agents that has conduced to their un-
precedented growth and unparalleled gener-
al prosperity, and TO which Dr. Owen has
been the principal contributor, illustrate in
the highest degree both the beuefcent char
acter of the Science, and the skill of him
who so successfully applied its principles in
effecting the result-.W Vernon Adpocate.
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From H., t,u.,,Hoa Reporter.
Indiana stone for the Louisville

The stone for the new lock OF tie Luu'S-
Vile ard Portland canal viii he taken from
the extensive free stone qnarries of the Coal
Company. near Rock Island \ portion of
these have been leased to Messrs. Barton,
Robinson, l. DeWOlf, the contractors, and
their agent, Mr. James Napier has already
commenced work, The quarrying and
/ dressing the stone will probably employ
from one TO two hundred men three years
or more. As the work progresses, the stone
will be put on barges Mt the quarry and
taken directly along side of the walls of
the canal, and by the use of tie proper
machinery at both points, the work will be
performed with great expedition and econO
my. The blocks of stone Will average about
thirty-ive cubic feet each. As the locks
viii! toe the largest in the world, these mas
sive blocks will be appropriate, not only as
regards strength, but beauty.
Before making selection of this stone
Mr.. Scowdon, the Engineer of the canal,
(and who, hy the by, is at the head of the
corps Of hydraulic engineers, in this coun-
try) carefully examined the material from
every quarry Of importance from which the
contract could he filed. The quality of the
stone was the 0Hig object of consideration.
The result of this examination shows con-
cIusively our quarrieS not only contained
the most durable material, but from their
extent, uniformity, thickness OF strata, and
convenience to the Ohio, gave the contrac-
tors every facility for complying with their /
obligations. The Lock No. /, on Green
river, was constructed in 1878 of stone /
from this Rock Island quarry, and is
stronger now than when it was received by /
the State Engineer-tOr one popularity of .
the material IS its induratiOn exposure |
to water and the atmosphere. The marks
of the chisei are rs distinct on the blocks OF
this lock as they were twenty years ago.
SO, also, the edges of the assures in the
quarry seem to be as sharp now they
were ten or hundred centuries ago.
The cost of quarrying, dressing, and
this stone to the Portland or
Louisville wharf viii be at ieoSt fifty per
cent. less than that of any good building
'tOne now used in Louisville, and when it
S better known it must be extensively
Used in that city. Mr.. Upjohn, the archi-
ect Of Trinity Church, in New York was
directed to adopt the most durable and ap-
lropriate material he could obtain and ir-
Of cost. lie selected the brown
rec stone Of the New Jersey quarr;es in
preference 30 granite or marble. Our brown
rec stone Is equal in beauty, and probably s
uperior in quality, to that used in the con
tructiou Of Trinity Church. !
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ERRR.HE.zK RUR.N-S 3 CO., OF
- st. Louis, would respectfully inform the citi-
Aens of Evansville and vicinity, that they have
fitted up nice suit Of at "Hall's Block
on Third street, few doors above Main, and are
now prepared to take superior Am5rotypes IN
CASES for the trifling sum Of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. A fine variety Of cases always on hand,
all Of which VIII be sold proportiOnaely low.
Call and give a trial. BURNS 4 co.
II q. o. F.-T9E OFFICERS .F.N.E5
q Q members of Schiller Lodge No. l3S, l. o. o.
+, will MEET at the Hall on this (Thursday) after
noon at o'CloCk precisely, to attend the funeral
of brother Philip Schmidt, in StrirgtOwn.
Members Of other lodges, and transient brethren.
are requested to be present. Omnibusses will be
in attendance to convey brethren TO the place of
tho funeral. By order.
AUGUST UHL, N G.
1ahtsf- ktFZtL, Soc'y. nOE22
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ANNUAL INCREASE OVER 100000.
Dividends declared every three years Profits
accumulated at compound interest, on the principle
OF savings bank, payable IN addition to the sums
insured in cash.
The business of the Company is conducted upon
a cash basis exclusively.
Over eight Thousand insurances have been effect
ed by the Company since its organization
Premiums on $1,000 for life, may be paid quar-
terly, semi-annualy, or ann ually.
BATTELL, BENIN & ANTHES, Ag'ts
Ofice No. 81 Main street
Evansville, Ind
DR. II. G. JONES, Medical Examiner,
Office: First St, above Walnut. nOv21-lvd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

R4OKSES .E.E'Eg .nUL RS.-RR.SD a.
AA Burrow have good Horses and l pair first
rate Match Mules for sale at low prices.
noX2Z
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VERY CHEAP.
Cash Only and One Price.

We respectfully say to all that we cannot open
any book accounts. The extremely low prices at
which sell all goods forces us to adopt this
as rule from which there will in no case be any
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Remember, that the New York Store SELLS goods
ot the very best rIaty only at the lowest prices
always, and every article Is warranted as repre-
scented.
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We have very cheap lot of Tablecloths, Towel
ings, Napkins, &c, &c.
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NUMBER Ga.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

- L.E NJ, < = R.Ns7T or X
- gtHi rud fashionable Ladies' and Missl
6 oaks, nH- I.iSt lcan received, an will be I'd
CHEAP trr cash at taovl5l W. NJ DUNCAN'SJ
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Also the largest and most elegant assortment
OF Silks ever exhibited in Evansville, and OF the
most fashionable styles
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Also very large assortment Of Dress Goods IN
great variety, and newest styles, and
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20 BBEs POTATOES, ron S-sLR
- at $3.50 per Dbl, by
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MANUFAC ACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco ScrsUrs
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mill.
ThrRsinE = Machines, &c.
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PEOPLES GALLERY.

s'ScCure the sh 4dow ere the substance fade,
Let nature copy that which nature made''
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NaEH' BR.EZKL yN-UTS.-5 BHLS
o crop, just received by
uctII ). f. GILBERT GO
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GILES i McPHEETERS,
N. Y. Store, No. First street.
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Il 10 cans Fresh Tomatoes, 20 doz 3 n cans do.
doz. n cans do, for sale by
nov19 COOK & LANGLEY.
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fFrcm the Ilad.1 olose, Nov. g
IT. ~ o. ibe Prince Of Wales eff rcs ~ lie g-s'in'
cation In itr,f u Is 81 'he bodos, End best ia pgs
ever ye 81 roy uOt-er bent upoI ssncatiug
children N tGo est VII 4escme war. Thtt ff'lss
rhouk real no as or Prince has seep u, ihas no
should " Go1o etse have - rodga " WIN the se-t OF
the - At rny toean, - ct Nth a;o'enoe
from 10 meet ~ith ID mauners from ire waite
trash ~ tba S1pto ont abo 10 meet With tne warnas,
hsposcTnGs n0St cortisl greeting oa red 70
Prinoe ont oi his own county, Ia gsat tact ana one
that uus. tell In tec moeern edrcson of solos Of
royal .Oc6 The mCrs exercise ~ travelling many
thousefst miles, the mere cleo OF eeeiag Fo great
variety OF natua sceaars ana of ear1urtc f'Hg
wide ~ sites CT reNpe, cannot fail ~ have exortai
inhusrce Il must he beuetcial, BY CO., rgirg
tbs mind Of to- traveller and tanti all hie fac lilies
10 keep race With .oe emergencies o. tie ho1. ltis
GRITTY ing 10 that ire Queen Of fnani .hord aevc
depdf I'D from routi1e aoa cent forth her hcr -
her thrr-e, IL sons sense - make nss ir tie "A
The wisdom OF sending him abroad thus eS'Iy IN Ia IL
O. sstslactiSa, ad tIo bsrtncs eHc 81 MS
travels rpm himself Il smother. BIs too " ifst ast
most np'ote is - be ouod W tfe tons tb vts,
has i1psr' 81 = rssts0as with 'he uniei s.At.s rae
old suc burbl co.,. r.o au agnnistn wh,t arose a
mifnpprccat ard depreciation, i eaty mt ssiei.
Such epcciAciss ihozo naso Fest o. ncsgr
without Leaving deep s5 u.0'a ee,'s eera eersiss
a. ost th- tea .suares y gree fsst bat
greater By faT 10 rrfnce CIV es al tao grave
OF G. orge washnal,n rs recrocAio The hssfty a. is
OF tGo New lori and ire their c1l0ss dies
Of rhowtg H. bui be e. Of tororcs fsio "a; sight
-concant Of Gego The nr stands face - face IN thu
solo n thc bloody ngnt ~ Banber H whea tho
monument winch no 1tcs that sal f;ory dsrSei
with The nion JaGs be g.Is sr6 sgf3sg atnrg
arer the 10 et Boston, says the fans ,rres
pondsrt, n ereai column could be wac n. rival
brDaere icr .na hrsl time Aoating together ths
emblem OF tgRors strEo md long may tbs mssnory e
taat Eraeui ght rs1ap ~ ,he hearts % both pstos
ard ionE MAJ the feelings c-citef by tho Prrcss visit
survive ~ ourselves and csuErs from fire. a
cda qusn,4s tbe Bitish Teopie p-ouf Of the way
Ia rich The Auerian peopo hsve received the BHtsl
Prince, aEG they are rr'di of t1cir Prince. who 10
Sofihly represented roy al race ami great nsiion
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,1Arh.v l. ,oiu or not aud i.. myself MO y flco-d
al caa 7,rctass 0ood sa' fssg "a otder 20 maNe
lh~tr hs Comfortable Ia fyiaddllrn for sEeei
sno ag pasteTty al tae -ar7ure and i3'pt.' -
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hrir rg them Into Georgia tho ghuv jld. M eo.n
it ard much money was yea siehs - 40 P't -
o. "a wee stfobr'y rnpoi tuTcd u re,oi Fet 80.
nave negro ppon my panias,'r e. ~ ~ - = - -.
pIbsiy allowed IN the c.tlry - mas = 49,, - ~
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iTls,ni opportunity ~ usr ttsI 1.ie' - - -
frvc- III and we may lsycr have Ike prosPset ~
lesd nv tou . hes inst ole o. my gSlf hst'. = -
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tutVs NAH ma sach nsIs IS ! Deote.a - =
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trs 81 oe l,,oula 10 Jesus aod tnie cons'eerat -
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pterp.t thou D GOD our sndy work arm nov enter
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.nrgtL rs GeorP's "a | before sih shortly come
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Yop " n pep me with voor p1yers, snd 5ou VII re-.
member ne IN the k'adsr' marrer = yars Haguf,
yout wife sud d.s congregation, md bougc mo 70 be-
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brother ielo 'at', in the kipedom d OF rd,
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a lull~yne ~is isry tater Mr. rfsUes . t5sr- 81
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.nd 10 j. Ne svsrsse-Trsl s0l s.scis $3.50
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