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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-17

Wastmlnster CAurrA. ia
Rev. A. D. Madeira viii preach h the Wsstnin-
sssr Church, tomorrow Sunday norning and eve
ming, Ut the usual hosrs. .atst NJ y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

SENATORS BRIGnr AND FrTcu.--The Sen
tUrcL says it understands that these tw"
gentlemen intend csnvasSing this State
against Douglas, previous tn the meeting OF
the Convention at Baltimore, for the pur-
pose of preventing his nomination and 10
influence the party sentiment of Indiana TO
that end.
These gentlemen can arrive At their OBJ
ject by an easier road. We would modcstly
suggest, that they put petitions into the
hands OF the proper men. to be circulated
among the Democratic masses of the State,
said petitions to set forth that Douglas IS
not the first choice of the democrats of
the State, and that their feelings and opin-
ions were misrepresented at Charleston
We are assured that in this Congressional
District, such petition would be signed 10y
thousands
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

PADDoCK's BANK MIRRoR.-Mr G. "
WILLIAMS, Agent for this celebrated Detcc-
tor, has been in our city for several dsys
renewing subscriptions. His success has
been fully equal to his anticipations. Pad
docks Mirror is SO well known and hie ehly
appreciated, that an Agent could't be other
wise than successful if he put forth any eff
forts whatever. Mr.. Williams, after secu-
ring about $50 subscribers, leaves for other
points up the river. We commend him to
all of onr patrons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

New York, May l4-Flour quiet at 80
for super state, . 35G5 10 for extra State /;
5 30 for super western; O5Gl6 - for
market closed dull and tendency down
wards. Corn meal quiet and unchanged.-
Rye -four in limited request. Whisky in
moderate request at easier prices sales Of
$50 bbls at 204M22t closing with no
buyers at even -. Wheat dull and nomi-
nally held at lG12c lower shippers and
milcr5 not in the market To any malcri-
al extent; sales of Milwaukee club ut n
al % At the close very GOOD Milwaukee
club could be bought at ] - delivered /;
-, 900 bush Racine at -. Rye quiet at
So. Barley in fair supply, duh and heavy;
sales 4, 800 bush. Corn; prices have de-
ar for mixed western; sound yellow at 81.
Oats rule dull Mt 4l4G142 for westcrn.-
Pork less active; mess unchanged; prime
heavy and dropping; sales $50 bbls at
II 50Ol7 81 for Old mess; Is - for new
mess; II IS for old prime l3 81 for new
ditto. Beef quiet and unchanged. Beef
hams more active sales 800 tierces extra
Chicago on private terms; 80 bbls State mt
II 90. Cut meats dull and unchanged !;
sales 40 pkgs at I for shoulders go
9! for hams. Bacon continues quiet for
want of stock Lard firm at lIml33 for
No to prime. Butter at l30I8 for Ohio
1909 for state. Cheese quiet at Coll
for inferior TO prime. Sugar in fair request;
sales 1000 hhds Cuba Muscovado-at Go
:! los hhds Porto Rico at G!G7I.
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systematically aad are paid fair wages, and
the city RENTS no taxes for then nor gives
them any other gratuity. There is no obli-
cation on either side. The men are not so
fond Of work as to get up false alarms. In
/ fact, there are hundred arguments for
the paid system where there Is one for the
volunteer system.
give the Evansville Fire Department full
credit for being active, efficient, and self
sacrificing; but with the system I do find
fault, as being antiquated, behind the times,
very Objectionable for a number of reasons,
and in the long run, more expensive than
the paid system. The man or men WHO will
make the change in our city, from the vol
unteer to the paid plan, will receive the
thanks of everybody when the new system
gets fairly to work. The people of Phila-
delphia, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and other
places where the change has been made,
would no more think Of resnming the old
system than they would of giving up gas
and returning TO tallow candles. The city
which fails to adopt the paid system is
very much behind the times.
The Grand Encampment, |. o. Q. F
meets here this forenoon, ana the Grand
Lodge tomorrow. No business of extraor-
binary Importance is expected to come up.
The communications will be productive on
ly of ordinary business, and will be short.
Large numbers of politicians are going
through here to Chicago The railroads are
carrying for half fare. $40 IS the price
from Cincinnati and return-S6 80 from
here and return.
The large and elegant Government build
ing is progressing towards completion. 1t is
thought it will be occupied by the post of
flee in less than a year.
The political campaign has opened here
The Democracy held Convention on Sat
urday and instructed for r. L. Walpole, an
Administration Democrat, for Congress
He will be nominated. J. II. NJ.
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CmCAGo May IA, p. M.-The excursion
trains from suspension bridge via Michigan
Central and from Buffalo via Michigan
Southern, arrived here at 81 o'clock. They
were received Mt the depot amidst the firing
of cannors by an immense concour5e of per
sons and escorted in procession through
the principal streets to the Wigwam, when
speeches were made by Col. Curtis Pelna f.
Hauseruek, Of Ohio, Caleb Smith, Of Ind
and other distinguished gentlemen. Much
disappointment was expressed at not hear
ing Hon. Thomas Corwin, who was an
nounced to speak this evening.
Every train arriving brings large acces-
sions to the already great number OF Wis
itors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

THE ADJOURNED CoNvENTIoN-TheW wash
ingtou correspondent of the New York
JoUr3aal Of Commerce writes aS follows in
relation to the adjourned Convention:
There IS not the least idea that the dts
sensiOn i'll the Democratic party viii cease
prior to the 18th of June, when the All
iourned Convention meets. The Souther l
States will not be fully represented i'll il.
There are ffty-one vacancies in the body ,
and al these will not be filled. Some of
the States will send NO delegates at all. an |
others be partially represented by few
districts.
The Convention will either fall into an
other dead lock, or lac again broken up.
That appears 10 be its inevitable fate
How melancholy! 1t pains our heart to
record it,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

CHICAGO, May l /, p. M.-The Committee
. acting FOR Edward Bates have issued an
address to-day, giving various reasons why
that gentleman should be nominated for
President. They say Judge BueS. though
both theoretically and practically an elnau-
cipationist, his native, lifelong residence IN
= slaycholding section Of our common couu-
try, his nomination would therefore be the
signal Tor the final refutation OF the charge
OF SeCtioualism, SO unfairly, yet 50 effective
ly urged against the Republican party, and
would render fire-eating threats OF disunion,
upon Republican triumph, palpably futile.
lie Is the taVorite candidate OF the entire
opposition of Missouri, and viii be support
Ell by them, not merely with enthusiasm,
but with confidence Of success. They firm
ly, believe that Judge Bates nomination
would nearly dissolve the organization
which has presented to the nation the high
ly respectable names Of John Bell and Ed
ward Everett, and induce nine-tenths Of
those heretofore known as Americans, old
line wings, union men, &c, to cooperate
heartily with US, to rescue the country from
the hands into which she has been pcrmit-
ted to fall.
They believe that now the united 0pposi-
ton of Pennsylvania aud New Jersey, will
be kept united by the nomination OF Ed
ward Bates. That Indiana, Illinois, and
Oregon can be carried with him and 4
triumph in November thus placed beyond
contingency. In conclusion, they say We
entreat you TO present the name OF Edward
Bates as the olive branch to the various
parties which earnestly desire the over
throw of the filIibustering, slavery extend
ing sham democracy, as a prefer of iratcr-
ni1alion and kindly regard. DO this in Il
generous and a magnanlmous spirit and
you will have vindicated our cause from the
unjust hat damaging impuraton OF section
aism. The address is signed by f. p.
Blair, Horace Greeley, john D. Defrees,
John c. Nogel, James Is. Fades, Dr. y.
Wammer, Committee
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

ST. JosEPI., Mo, May IA, p. M-The
Pony Express with California dates to May
5th arrived at 10 o'clock this morning.
The Legislature adjourned on the 30th-
Among the acts passed was one granting
the right of way to the San Francisco and
Los Angeles telegraph, and another appro
printing $780, 900 10 aid the transconlin-
entail telegraph.
The appropriations for State purposes ex-
ceed 500 900.
4 rumor prevails that the Rothchlds
have sent an agent to examine the Washoe
silver mines
The Pony Express with St. Joseph letters
Of April 10th, arrived in Carson Valley on
the 28th, being 3 days and - hours be-
tween telegraphic stations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

BeB@rhe Geological Corps, under Dir. D..
ID. OWEN and his assistant, Mr.. f. r. Cox,
tarted from, here on Wednesday morning
ON Capt. HUGo's steam ferry boat-she hav-
ing been chartered by DIR. OWEN for the
purpose OF conveying the company, with the
wagons &c, to Arkansas When at Tur-
key Island, some four or five miles below
this place, the boat struck a snag and sunk
nearly To the deck. This accident will
detain the Geological Corps here few days,
until the boat can be raised and repaired
which Capt. HUGO informs us can he done
when she will once more depart for Arkan-
sas, where we hope, for the sake of all con-
cerned, she will arrive without further ac-
cldent.-Nst2 Harmony A9Usrtiser, I2th.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE =. ". LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

WASHINGTON, May l4.-HoUsE- Proceed
ings unimportant.
WAsHINGToN, May II, M.-SENATE.-
There is n slim attendance owing to n gen
eral interest felt in the arrival of the Ja-
panese. The galleries were almost deserted,
which led to some witty remarks, that the
japanese Embassy drew better than the
Douglas.
Mr.. Crittenden moved that the Senate
adjourn.
Mr.. Fessenden was opposed to adjourn
ment for every show that came along
Mr.. Crittenden explained that this rose
far above an ordinary show
After some debate the Senate ajourned.-
Yeas, 10; nays, II.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

ST.. Louis, May Il, P M.--A destructive
fire occurred in Nebraska City on Saturday
last consuming nearly all the business por-
tiou of the place, consisting Iof 20 Promin-
eut business houses, including the Post Office
with considerable mail matter, aud the gov
ernluent land office, with nearly all OF It's
papers Also the MuckolTs Hotel. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for $40, 900 TO
375, 900, mostly in Hartford Connecticut,
and St. Louis Companies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

Bz5" The second Sale Fair of the Poscy
Agricultural Society will he held Mt their
fair grounds on the first Wednesday in June
next, the 9th, and will continue two days
The second dag will be devoted to the So lie
of articles by auction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

CINCINNATI, May II, P. M.-FIour dull !;
demand local. the bad news from New
York depresses the market; holders being
firm, prices are not lower; sales 800 bbls at
3oG5 60 for super; COOS 20 for cx-
ira; 3 1906 90 for fair to good ditto
Mess pork m good demand sales 1000 bbls
at II 2O@17 80. Nothing done in bulk
meat, bacon or lard, and prices are little bet
ter than nominal. About 60 hhds bacon
sold III lots ut 78c.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

E%5" As the season for Ice is now at hand,
we know Of no better opportunity to get 1t
good article than of Mr.. Geo. Foster Il
Co., who have IL wagon running. and will
deliver it ut your doors, AT reasonable r.Ltes
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

S%5- We notice that Mr. james W. Beck
local editor of the Olney Times, was mar
red on the 8th inst, to a Miss Emma
Wyant. We wish the young couple all i'm
aginahe happiness.
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TrIbune's WaShtnStOu COrrespom
LEnCc.

Tribune's W9shtnSfOu COrrespos.-
dtmce.
1t is now asrertained that Mr. Walker,
correspondent Of the n. Y. L1press here, re-
crived 81, 800 ofthe money appropriated by
Mr.. Wendell to carry the English bill
through the House. lie VIII be examined
tomorrow morning or next day.
Attorney General Black has notified Mr..
CovoJe' committee that he desires to be
present at the next examination Of Mr..
Schaabel, and lively time may be expected
Robert J. Walker has now obtained all his
papers relating TO Kansas, and is prepared
to close his testimony before the Covode
Committee
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

NORFOLK, Va, Mag IA, M.-A mass meet
ing of the citizens OF Norfolk county, to
tender the hospitality OF the city to the
Japanese Embassy was held to-day.
Marshal Parks was made chairman, and
". E. Foster secretary.
A delegation was appointed aud they pro-
ceeded to the steamer on II boat chartered
for the occasion, and performed their
mission.
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iIatIeiDhia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May II, M.-Flour dan,
prices easier, but unchanged. Wheat but
little enquiry and prices weak white at
l Goal 60 red at l 4G. Corn active
sales 10000 bushels yellow At 70. oats at
I4!045!. Provisions firm; mess pork at
Is Go@l8 Il; new prime at . 90 Beef
steady at Il4GGI2!. Whisky 2l!tt.3.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

pz8- The National Typographical Union
which is in session in Nashville has selected
New York for their next yearly meeting
From a report made by a committee We
gain the following statistics:
Total members in 1860, 3,39S, total Inehl-
brrs in 1859, 2,3G2. Increase l,O36. To
tai receipts for 1860, IS, 936 OF, being m
increase over 1889 of 81, 453 Sc.
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BS25- The Litchtield, Qll.,) FIRE. Press
gives, AS an instance OF the decline OF DoHg-
las stock in that place, that "a -i-ra 9; t,se-
d" Douglas Saloon - has been painted ont, and
St Louis Saloon substituted in It's pl,s.e-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

5s5g- The members of Temple of Honor
Division OF Sons OF Temperance, are request
ed 10 he on hand at o'clock Wednesday
morning without fail, rs the carriages will
start At the hour appointed
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kYi3'" We are Indebted to Mr DAVIS, Jf
the Adams Express, and to Mr.. HAN, Car
rler of the Cincinnati C6mmercial, for news
paper ftvors
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

FoUND, on yesterday, in Lamasco, Il
Watch, which the owner can have by call
ing at Scribcrs Foundry, on First street.
proving property and paying charges.
CHAs. HULLAND.
May 2,-lwd.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL

81 1t CMauaIN ---......--... tfl
a., tba xrasi, ID.vaI,le 10 arricrsA 10
-; yVaaLIg pa,or ................... I ca
eUoaLly p,Der ....... =, 90
3" 80 Clubs of l6 or more. re......-....-....- ~
NC The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is l'nidrd
to their own immediate business in their own name"
and all advertisements for the benefit Uf other
persons, as we'll legal tiNcl tscncnts ard aHNrr-
easements Of auction sIler, and ADVERTISEMENTS with
sI,e name Of other persons sent in by them, must
be paid for at the usual rates.
no No report resolutions or proceedings If any
,orpOration, society, association public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention TO
an matter of limited of individual Interest can be
inserted, unlesss paid for advertisement.
ne Contracts for yearly advertising will not lie
disc stnued unless order to that effect IS left at
the Office, and when discontinued ia less than a
yoar the price of the whole year will be charged
40 Legal advertisements hereafter. viii he pub
Iisei the expense of the attorneys ordering, aud
not Lelayable for legal proceedings but coectabio
at our usual time.
ne Our terms for job Work and transient ndvcr-
tiA8uients are CASH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-15

TORONTO, c. W, May 1.-THE steamer
Bay STATE was finally got off yesterday and
came into port but little injured, and viii
resume her trips Immediately.
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CNCINMATI, May ID, M.-River risen
feet inches since Saturday, Very heavy
rain last night.
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-ES@ w aEd-
Egs = q - - III - fg ~ - r. "a

Ne from the alley running from Second TO Third,
between Chestnut aui Cherry street, AN OPEN
BUGGY, very hieh wheels and all Of the SAME
height. The arms Of She scat which is covered
with leather, IS in several places, and the rear
of the scat fixed with euameled leather Any
person who VIII give Us any information which
viii enable as to recover the Buggy or the Thief,
shall be literally rewarded
KELLEG & WHITE, Druggists.
Evansville, NAV Il, lw-d&w.
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Q y Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
will apply to the Board Of Couuty Commissioners,
at tlr.r June term, 1869, on the first Monday 10
June tr license 10 sell spirituous liquors in less
quantity than a quart on Water street, No 36,
between Vine aud Division streets, in the city q
Evansville, Pigeon Township, Fanderburgh Coun-
ty, Indiana. SAMUEL z. HANLlH.
may14-td
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N 0tJC G.
. :

. n Usiues. with the undersigned, or any enqui
rIes make relative to any property owned by him
in the city of Evansville or County Of Wander
bnrgh, arc requested to call on hes7rs. John Law
NJ. Il. Arthes. Attorney and Councillors AT Law,
at their office No 81 Main street, Evansville, two
doors above the Crescent City Bank, who Will give
all desired information relative TO the same.
MAJ l. ovid WM. II. LAW.
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.uEDgcE.1.h.-Tn

kO.9TE.N'T sHEDECE.E'E.-THO. p
E son has the largest assortment Of Paitnt
Medicines offered t,r stl- in Evansville t"r
genuine medicines, call at has New prng store cor
Main and Second streets Inyl3
H.N~SEG y % U~SpE; H.-Te' 1' X n
II vent moths from iniurimg voJirn goods in
warm weather. For sale at Thomps9u's Drug
Store. mYl'
RNIH.N.YFEXEt ksUAKSH.-Ftssh AE<-
N moving stains, spots and mjldew from fHrni-
tuTe. Every family should have il. For sale "a
ThompsoH's City Drug Store mylj
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NUMBER 9I4.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

sRaAdA 8sOXEs g'F.1'EBO ~ 81 III So
S1eS~S assorted sizes, for sale very low al
IHnMp7an's City Drug store. myI5
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EgYE.T' fsE.ETE.-3OU Fs1XfES Hn5-
4 ceiyed per steamer Autocrat, and for sale by
ORR. myI5
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E-yESE EsRECH.--.S G00F1 SSFsEsEE.
Z on hand and for sale by SAMUEL ORR
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RSeR s.9zR.-.R .e,lg U' TR'0 HORSE
X wagon, Tor sale cheap, 10y SAMUEL ORR.
InyI5
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= > .sE.A rs .s.N,kS OzLS CHEs.fksER
1 thau ever ut Thompson Drug store
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O. HEEsT ER0.H.-6OO 4U.N,FSEF.S
~ sheet iron assorted sizes, store and for sale
! -" ny SAM I'll Ottit- my15
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Ea Fs5s CO E@ERS.-I7O SUIT THE
tsS rosl fastidiuus taste at Thompson's City
DruE Store. mvI5
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