The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-12

GARIBALDI, writes 4 Paris correspond
ent, sshadss but eight men killed IN the con-
quest of the Kingdom Of NAPLES.
- Tue wholesale dealers in Oh clgo are SSH
Ing more goods in the daytime than they
can pack at night, as result Of the heavy
crops now coming in.
JAMES T. BRADY, according to a letter in
the Albany Argus, used the following Ian
guage in his speech at Hudson on Thursday
evening: % So help me Heaven, had rath-
or vote for Lincoln tonight than for Ste
phen A. Douglas
ANOTHER AsTERoID-M. ChPrcornac OF
Paris discovered on September 18th new
planet of the 9th or 10th magnitude, in the
constellation of the Whale. 1t is the 59th
or Goth now known to exist between the
orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
THE great demonstration of the campaign
was the Wide Awakes parade in New York
on Wednesday night. The World says the
procession was FIVE miles long, and that 49,
652 men were in the ranks. The Herald
says Broadway was one living mass OF light.
MICHAEL. McLAUeHLIN of Catskill pur-
chased a gallon and half of whisky, week
before last, and, with the help of his wife,
drank it the next day. The next morning
she was found dead in her bed, and the YER
dict of the coroner's jury was, " Died By the
Oisitation Of God!"
A REMEDR FOR FRECKLEs.-Take nutmeg
crater and rub the skin-rub it all off nice
and clean then spread it over with COM
mon table salt, or rub with vitriol. If
the skin becomes rough, smooth it down
with hot iron. The head should be COW
cred at night with onion poultice. Repeat
till cure is effected.
AN old man picked up half dollar in
the street. Old man, that's mine," said a
keen looking rascal, ESQ hand it over"
Did yours have hole IN it? asked the
old man. Yes, replied the other, smart
ly. "Then it is not thine" mildly replied
the old man. "Thee must learn to be a
| little sharper next time, my boy"
RECEIPT IN FULL.-A German at work
for a certain business firm out West, had
occasion to leave town. Accordingly he
was paid off, and requested to give receipt
in full. He took. the pen in hand, and after
hard scratching produced the receipt, which
reads as follows:
" ish full wants no more money.
l.. JOHN SWACKHAMAER.'
! THE " Miss B. of Matches" whom the
| Prince of Wales danced with at Montreal,
and whom he afterwards inquired for and ex-
pressed desire to meet again, is said to be
/ Miss Shelby Blackburn of that place. Her
| sister is the wife OF Gov Moreheads son, Of
/ Kentucky. She is represented as very beau
/ tiful, and probably created slight sensation
! underneath the Princes ribs.
The New York Tribune says "Our
market is overstocked with apples beyond
all precedent, and the oldest inhabitant
declares that he never saw the like Con-
sidering the excellent quality of much OF
the fruit offered, it is really wonderful. AT
the present time choice apples, from Wes-
tern New York, viii scarcely sell for enough
to cover cost Of barrel, freight and commits
sion." .rF-
A MODEL Address AND RESPONSIBLE
welcoming Baron Renfrew to Detroit, which
ceremony took place on board the steam
boat crossing from Windsor, Mayor Bull,
on being introduced to His Royal High
ness, said Z" In behalf OF the Common
! Council and the citizens Of Detroit, | bid
you hearty welcome to our shores, and
wish you q pleasant journey through our
| country" The Prince bowed and smiled
simply replying" thank you"
FEW people know, says the Cleveland
| Herald, how much Of an item in the trade
of Lake county is oil of peppermint This
year the money paid the producers of this
oil viii amount to over 81, 600. 1t is worth
two dollars twelve and a half cents pei
pound at gainesville. When old " Geauga
included the present territory of Lake, the
annual distillation Of the oil reached 81 00C
in hat one county, and prices, since it be-
came considerable article of manufacture
have varied from ninety cents to five dol
lars per pound