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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

<TfO RCTOA'S S SALR OF NEIL KsS
u tate for the payment of the costs and expens-
of Sidewalk improvements. Notice is hereby
given, that BY virtue of precePt issued by the
Mayor Of the City of Evansville, and to me direct
ed, viii sell at public auction, at the door of the
Court House, in said city, Wednesday, the 18th Of
December, 1850 the following lots parcels OF real
estate, OF 50 much thereof as may be essary to
pay the amount charged and assessed against said
lots respectively, the costs and expenses of max
ing sidewalk improvements in front Of said lots,
together with the costs of sale
Lot u block No l. in Bakers Addition. 81 s3
" II " in Eastern Enlargement 1875
- in Eastern Enlargement l0.5G
5 10 in the 4th Enlargement 1I.64
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
dsc4 I'd City Coll ctor.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3.-Tne rumor circu-
lated here ou Saturday evening that the
Branch of the Bank Of the State of Indiana
had suspended specie payment, is entirely
without foundation. The bank has re-
deemed promptly all their bills presented.
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VS. Thanks to the clerk of the Baltic for
a copy of the Louisville journal of the Ist
of December
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AUGUSTA, December 3, Is6o.-AH the
banks OF this city suspended specie pay
ment this morning The maximum rate
for sight drafts on New York is per cent.
prem.
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STA new Republican paper is to be
started soon in New Albany.
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READING, Pa. Dec. 3d-H A Lantz's
book store was burned to-day. Loss SIS, 900
insured for $l5, 900.
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ocks dull and lower.
Bank SIatement.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3, P. M.--Increase in
loans, $7,Ol9,OO5 decrease in specie,
$2l7,4II decrease in deposits, S6,686, ,9l9.
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En- ORT.S.V-F TO STOCh 65ROH@-
" ERS.=Tha Third KnInma of the
ROOTFCR.-8.FI I.E.N-6J PVRCJF.g q.

NUOT4C-E.-H.AV V@HJVG FUHCIfs4 81
o v ed Of William NJ. Duncan his entire stock
in trade in this city, including all the accounts
debts, and claims due to him, offer those
goods at low prices, especially for cash.
Persohs heretofore indebted TO him for goods
sold will please make payment TO mo.
dec4-Im ROBERT BARNES,
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s@The County Commissioners are no,
Gloom at the south.

in session.
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Young & LimbfTg. lot block l33............ rs
SFoCkWELL'S ENLARGEMENT
Nehher, Elias, lot % block Ij.............. G II
h"elin, MaNimilfan, y of lot 33 block 10 5G8
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH,
pec3-'5Fd-- City Collector.
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q N.MNER .lRMfKtI rl1.AT .NcI1II5

III wide seasoned and inch Clear Pine Plank
which You saw landing from nat boats, was from
Olean, n. York, and 10 offered for sale by
JOHN r.. GLOVER,
decl-dkw Cor. Main and Seventh streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
The slave Ipsurreet,ou I'm T.xs,.

The caiy thing that prevcn, complete and boody
slave ilsurrcctiCn Throughout the Southern sats The
the Union be preserved and Il the federal goyerne,t
BE- ADMINISTERED ior Few years by republican Presidents
Scrs may ., dried and cd0f eu' cci iCll rrt 10
~ Fsrofd, honoriNc and eqHiidNe cnanaPics = az
government rtrustcd with the duty o. making then
ire, the work will be done without boodshed, without
revolution, without disastrous loss o. property The
Nil B. done.
T. ca the other hand blinded BY passion and Cred By
ambition the people Of the South allow their leaders q
prccpitaie dsunon upon them and the plan OF Mr. Van.
cey and Mr. Kcti, Cor dissolution Of the Union mned
atey arsr the election Of Mr. Lincoln, be carried out
then earthly power prevent general uprising %
the slaves throughout the SOUTH and season o. anarchy
bodshed and ruin, which no one can even conterpa,c
without horror.
IN only 0ing nc, prru,s % -rul tns,7tc- az ssi
moment arnorg ne d~, ~ bc-dr Sasr &c ther b,iif
Aoi ~ nscA crs ne Wiois y0cv - ~ fairri g,-
I7f would b trvugM 10 bar a9d'nt hsrr sad cn.sA
Onse let this fear be removed-oncc let Il Be kao.vn
by the slaves thai IN contest for Their freedom they
would only have TO eight thoir masters, and nothing
could prevent instant revolution
Much would depend upon the manner In when the
whites at the South treated this Instruction when did
occur. they should see that resistance van, 1ad
that their only hope Of safety to themselves would be
yield TO the negroes their liberty, much q the carnage
which would Otherwise follow would be avoided But II
the other hand they should attempt doubt they
would 10 put down the rebellion by fire and by sword
there vou ensue such tragedy as the world has not
Fancy four millions Of blacks, with tropical blood 10.
termiSed With the blood OF their masters
boiling IN their vsrs-vith tho memories Of a life time OF
oppression ard the hope OF lifetime OF frceou urging
them on-maddened by the desire for the grstihca-
ton Of long snothercd revenxe-and with the full con.
seriousness that they must triumph fate worse
than death-Ancy these men, animated By this spirit
engaged IN life or death struggle With the whites of the
South, and you have picture e what must occur IN
every southern state they resolve 10 destroy the ouy
safeguard which they nov have-the Union q the
Ststes-
Il 10 undenisble that al the motnsni II dissolution
Os-s IN ne North pho tcspif find secr1 -.
tuno> 70 e Sutherr otes and 7e o,d ne sar, 4. "a
p,-t q o-paririno and PREPARING fer ins,urstior =
we are not discussing the right or wrong Of thlnrs
row We are only stating fscts
me negroce OF the Border States possessed OF fr
"Pfe ofiigenoe and sagsey than they generally
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TsczSDlART AND SUPPOSED rScHSpiARy rrRKs
From Is. December, 1850, TO 31st May, 1s6o-six.y
se7ea inccndary fires,
fzs JAPANESE swNpIg.
10 COMMUNICATION from the Comptroller, ass.py Ds
Al aiii,ionA appropriation, was called up.
Alderman DARHACB hoped this report would no. he
adopted This committee has gone on and expeadsi
money contrary TO the charter
Alderman BocIE feeling very sore, as the Chairman
Of the exiravagan oommittec) called the gccterai {,
order.
Alderman DARRscH contended that be perfectly ~
order and insisted that the japanese Ambassadors hsi
bcsa extravaeanuy entertained An appropriation Of
thirty thousand dolllTshad been already made By tbs
Board, and he wanted 70 know II the committee req Ire
slo5 900 In addition.
Alderman Boolz very cocy rep;icd)-No, sir; the
1J3 900 VII be sufficient cloud laughter IN which even
Alderman Booe himself Was forced q ioin)
Alderman DsaRAea continued ard fcad from the CHAR.
ter the followipg-
Any cheer q the CITY government person employed Ia
a sefe who shal vful violate any Of The pro-
convert say Of public proper, his own use or Knowing
" permit other person 40 70 cnvert thsn he dc-msd
guilty OF mstemesnor, snd In addio- 70 the penalties
sfter from evfng boil Ing sny under the city caA
ter and any who shsl Wifi ~ falsely cath
"a s 8. y S. e.. ~ he % % p,q si
celebration procession or nmeni Of kind
occason unless BY e votes Of ht forhs ~ ali the mem
Trit legal for the committee 10 exp nd Si0 90
they could just well spend million OF dollars add be
hoped the ordinance would lot be adopted.
Alderman RRApy aid the opposed tho appropr
ton because the reporters not admitted He ASK I'd
the committee were 70 be abused becave they dId not
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jersey CAy News.

IoEsr7so The body Of the found aontiny n the
water foot OF York street Jersey CITY, Monday after
noon, identified yesterday morning as that Of
DAME, Cummings aad captain 0, the Scoops Lucy
Ann ,ad senator appears that on Friday last deceased
attempted 10 lsen the rope found graspei In his hans
to the jibboom OF the Senator which lying in the
North river opposite the sectional dock Jersey City and,
missing bis footing, fell overheard aut drowned be-
fore stance could be rendered him The deceased
q OF temperate habits about p years OF age, and
wife and two children, residing IN Water street
New York.
IAUsos OF FEa2g Boar A mammoth ferry boat, the
largest probably IN the world being 500 tons burthen
will be launched the yard OF l. Burtis, Ped HOOK
Thursday morning The boat bull, TO the
Jersey City ferry. steamboat will leave the ferry
house at egh. O'Clock A. Thursday morning, with
the Invited guests, witness the launch The name Of
the boat will be announced she touches the water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
CwKDsH PUNCH.

- We have the pleasure " V ne pubic
this day have opeed esfablshnsnt 81 whi,s
three doors west Bros iway for he mspufsn,ar q ne ces
bratet Swedish Punch For al who already have
knowledge OF this erceent cordial other io1
nece>aAy than the notice ths articls N The bcs
produced For those who not acquainted with he
E9s We viii sse thai this swediss Punch male OF pure
old Batavia arrAck, (os rce and N the mos. decors a1i
hesll drink 70 which everybody viii aks liking ire
nrs tasting ewedah Punch has been for centuries ths
presume once inrcuced here has prrspec,'o oci "a
sn.cpsie for our swedish funcS patronage Aso from ..
lA this drink, regulated acckdng the taste By ice
cooling and resrcchirs dnk Atherto inven.d We recon
approval especially sufferers sIrnpton
relief o. remedy for that asesse 20 angsr orsto sct,s
yie!d.n{ ne. esar, Hcwsnul voice The shove sses Y
arrNck. especially imported for q manrfscsy
sAnur - hnnA Nov FORT JAY . 100
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Obituary.

Hon J0sATIAs Pun died IN Boston the osth Of
July. the ripe old age Of g. Mr. Phillips has been in
feeble heath for years which, with his Advancing
sge, has kept him much from the public walks life and
has obliged him to seek his enjoyment ant exercise a
ais house ami he immediate neghborhoot He was
formerly engaged in the hardware trade with bis brother
under the nim OF Jonathan Edward Phill ps who con
Quoted q successf business for many years IN different
localities in Bostcn He the eldest son Of the Hon.
william Phillips, for years Lieutenant Governor Of
Massachusetts,, and Inherited large property, which,
with his own earnings is estimated al the present time
at million and haf of doliars lie was twice married.
sad had two only by his drst wife, ons Of whom sur
wives hin, bet who IS 1ow absent from tue city. Ar.
Philips at times exhibited generous spirit and gave
away the aggregate derable amount Of money to
the various charities TINT uppermost in the com
mun.ty He was for many years constant attendant at
the Federal street church and Of the earliest AMI
most constant friends OF lie pastorsD Claiming and his
SUCCESSOR, Rev DR. Gannet He held the oce OF deacon
OF that church for many years and has attended worship
there up the present time when h health would per
nit The Inst act Of his regard for that society was the
gift of 80 90 for chime OF bells for their church
which has been paid into the Eds OF the treasurer
OF that society.
Mrs HANNAH CHURCH who, with her aget.hus5an1 4, IS
well known 10 all the excurs.onisi the Bait more and
Ohio railroad died the morning Of the 9th ut, as
her humble home near Iitteton Station Wetzel county
Va, at the advanced age Of los years Her husband
Henry Church, aged 100 years, stu LIVING bat Is N
feeble health
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TIM LAssA-os Ffsayo observation-disclosures has beea
received from Labrador says the Newburyport Mass
H-ai which states that the sh struck IN earlier than
common the present On the arrival Of the feet
the shores were lined With brit which had been driven
ashore By the goldfish Up 10 the Fourth OF july
ses were reported with half fares and the Ash CONT.
nuei abundant they would "a up By the LIT Of August,
ald reach home much earlier than usuai.
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The slave Trade.
CNIvEo STATES COMMISSIONER c0-2T.
CiA7oE o. PyRJU2T.

Before George ". Noreu, Esa.
JUIT st-7he UGucj Sates rs Tys. ID. HJVM-rhe
defendant in this stands charged With perjury, in
swearing fictitious amount OF property, the
sion Of bis being teniered bail for Henrlue Da Costa
vino IS accused Of dealing in the slave trade.
Mr.. J. Buchanan Henry appeared for the government.
The Commissioner denied the motion to discharge the
accused, and allowed the to open for the
production Of testimony for the defence.
M HARht remains custody, IN default OF So 90 ball
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There eight churches. which will sea, 500 people
aad are worth $1,000 The real estate II lie division
ne census takc-s 10 the Third ward have completed
their htors, and their returns show population Of
10 r16 n TIE ward G. which II 0sf reside Nest Of Firth
street
IN the western division there are 72s houses and 2sl
mml.es making total Of us dwellings and 6o2 am
lies one man was alciei with CONSUMPTION eleven
years. bot Old not take 70 his bed until the day he died
There are thirteen churhs In the ward. There 3,Tl5
children attending school hayts CO teachers There
also sCyen Libraries, supplied Ia the aggregate with
1850 volumes The real and personal estate ia the ward
is valued a, SIS 40 IN the eastern division Of the
ward there arc ninctCcu manufacturing establishments
nth capital Invested O ssss 100
The rturs 81 one hall OF the seventh ward show pope
htoa % 10 lSs. There alr houses and sac antilles
IA the car lSl died There are asc eight churches
The otcsi pcrson ninety SIX yes Of age. The popula
tion % this ward will number about Is 600.
Pr7snuRC (PA) AND S,BURps The census take-s-re
ll, = sye g, publication any ,c'ns CONCERNING the re-
CLEAN. We cat mate that the population q Pttsburg will
Dc foUsd 70 be about hny thousand nino thousand
more than IN 1850, that q Allegheny thirty dve
teu thousand more than "a 1850 that II the Brmine
bans and South Ptpburg dftcca thousand, double that
q the st census that Of the other bOrougts eleven
thosand and that OF the unnoorforaied suburbs some
nine thousnd making total Of one hundred and twen.
g. eve thousand.
TOWNSHIPS rsNSsYIvAyA In the townships NJ Read.
Ing and iaitrore, IN Adams county there 2ie4 ia.
hshitsnta, cf which 216 are white males aud aSs
white itnalc, 6hsck males, snd black females. There
we're but III deaths during the IN the townships
there arc 2sI farms, snd the value cf the real and rr
sor property is put down at two millions Of dollars
u WINDSOR township and town OF Hamburg Bucks
county there are 7g5 nbabitan s. and MANUFACTURING
o,hm.ntsi aoe loo farms Durag 1889 there we're
b.. q deaths
NnGNl The census takers IL vireibi, are h.viug
bard tirs 70 performing their dutcs aud many II them
in oil probability, win not prepared 10 make their re-
turns by the time Indicated IN their instructhus In
Richmond one great difficulty IS In the number of times
they have 10 call al house 10 e., the Attenuation they
n,ed. Sometimes the head OF the family ~ absent, at
others too busy " sns~er, and Al others SICK that
10 get he
ola engie hniy.
HAsuroS COUNT Ono The census returns n the t~c
eastern precincts q Mil Creek township show icpuls
tor Of = ss2 bepg IN incrcsec Of shout IL PER cent
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believe this government cannot endure permanently had
half free. do not expect the Union % be cis
solvedI do not expect the house to fall 90 expect
will cease divided. II will become all thing a.!
The other Eher the opponents slavery viii the fur
ther spread Of it, and place where the public mnd shall res
advocates will push forward TIL shall become aAe awf
in all the States old well as new-soh as Vel as soI
Abraham Lincoln,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
WINES AND LIQUORs.

IL ebrs,ed Champagne The growth Of MessrS Poncrey
0aeno Of Rheims Very lue o. Iris wine come. 70 Amecs
Address VINO boz l72 Herald ONCE
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opeu the doors or ths Metropolitan Hotel 70 every repOr
Ter the city Or those who represented themselves 70
be reporters ana he didn't know whether they were or
net why should they let the reporters n 70 eseAsast
dine and sup, and go to bed or lie drunk under the taoe
He saw one reporter With bloody tosel arouna M
minutes ia the other, drunk taa he did not knos
what be was doing (Cries Of Name, name
hs(Brajy) wanted to know who was the first man to
thrust his glass under the first bottle Of champagne that
was opened a member "Boole", laGghier.) NO. not
satcd hat the reoepion in Philadelphia had cost only
81 oO but he had been informed when there last week
that Il cost $1,000.
correct AID otherwise and he felt every confidence
IN the integrity Of the Comptroller, who would not pay
pinned He moved that the item of SIS 600 for printing
for th Common Council and so 900 for the pur hase OF
Ore escape be stricken out Of the appropriations Lost
Alderman DAggAGH said il was unfair IN Alderman
Brady to ma On whole profession Of gentlemen without
giving the OF the person to whom he alluded, az
Conducting himself ndecorously at the Japanese ball.
Alderman STARR sailed in the same boat wit his friend
from the Fifth Brady and he should share the praise or
odium belonging to the committee.
Alderman OVENS said he vas on the committee but AID
not know anything about the items. BE had no doubt
the Comptroller would scrutinze every bill before Il was
pad
Alderman CoRsxIL said that the gentleman OF the Fifth
bad made attaok the reporters ani II vas but us
tcs to that body that he should the person to whom
he 9lilded (Crles Of "Name, name
Alderman BRADY said he hal objection to give the
name, b., he had been requested not to mention it. He
would however, say that IL not reporter from the
aERAIp, Tttans or inns
Alderman CORNELL moved that the s105 900 for the
japanese expenditure should be in lieu Of the $50 0oJ
voted by this Board. Carried.
Alderman BooLz moved the adoption Of the main ques
tion-the ordnance az amentcd--whch was carried,
Darragh Sea3-st Russell and Farley voting in the mega
tive.
The Committee on Ferries, to lease pier foot OF Cham
bers street. North river FOR ferry reported, through
Alderman Henry Smith that the Payonia Ferry Company
have taken any steps to put that ferry in operation
The obstruction IN West street and in other streets ad
acent tho Hoboken and Sersey City ferries both by
Of the crowdng Of the streets with market wagons
and other yencies seriously interfere with the travel on
the North river and therefore resolved that the Comp
oler be instructed 10 notify the Pavona Avenue Ferry
Company forward and execute the lease AMI COM
ply WITH the Immediately; aud il the COMPANY fail
to DO So then the Comptroller IS further instructed to put
Up the lease for sale at auction TO the highest bidder
Laid over.
The Board adjourned to the second Monday in August
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PUy Ir-ysNKEE NOTIONS FOR syrTvybyR "
ID wll only you ten GENTS sd vi rese YOU hsSSg
Coz NE who's rear Pubushed " Z " srsoEo y ss'sss
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N. " O ~ AMI
TCeb wa-is Of The ci,v AZ Pochesar az g;an A. roI
lows
Seventh
Twelfth ward $50
Total .............5I53
These wards compr Used ths Old seventh ward in 1855
which time the district contained 4 3D. showing
gain Of $50 five years The enumeration OF the popu.
atiol OF the Fifth and sixth wards has also been
ple;ed The result shows tue population ~ be as fol-
lows
run NAu o0y
sixth wHd :.....,.: .o,oll
"a 1860 ,he popu alton OF 10, wards $1,000 thus =
fi1 ward ''' 1910
tue nVi e.@e has peel Us iohoNs- -
lntn ware 2oo
Sstn "aru .''...' oso
~, va "a s"o "sas, 9. upon Popu.on % v,os-sis.
Our ,onpation W.. Than ooo ana ieav. !, I'll heIay
"a "a ths estimated dos IN. an in ,ha $3.50
f-or $50 " Il he be,vae1 10 400 AMI IS 200
- -. ~. s.s, ~. - -.
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ROCHESTER, n. T.-The census OF the sc venth and
Twelfth wards Of The city Of Rochester given fol-
lows
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!. $50 l,tao ,2ii 400 100 i,150
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TsczsDIARY AID SUPPOSED rScHSpiARy rrpKs
From Isl December, 1850, TO 3lst May, 1s6Q-stx,y
zen inccni arv free