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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-03

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July ID, 1860.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July ID, 1860.
EDITORS JoURNAL.-In your paper of this
date, observe that am charged with hav-
ing been active in 1858 in bringing 4.
j. Ryan, Esq, into this District to make
speeches for Judge Hovey and against
Judge Niblack, who at that time was the
regularly nominated candidate for Congress
of the Democratic party. The charge does
me gross injustice. l not only had nothing
to do with the matter, out did not know
Mr.. Ryan was coming here till the an
nouncement was made public in the Journal
Had known it was in contemplation to in
Vite Mr.. Ryan to visit this District and
city, l should have done all in my power to
prevent his coming. l was supporter OF
Judge Niblack, and earnestly desired his
success.
However, when Mr.. Ryan cane to town
| treated him with civility, for we had long
been personal friends, and | hope we al
ways shall continue such.
Will you do me the justice to correct the
error I am confident you have unintention-
ally made AT. WHITTHHeMF
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WASHINGTON, July 2d.-The Indian treat
les, recently ratified by the Senate, were
those with the Sac and Fox Indians, on the
Mississippi, and the Kansas and Delaware
Indians.
The treaties with the first named tribes
provide for the allotment of land to the
leaders of the respective tribes and the sale
of the surplus lands after the allotments
have been made, the proceeds of the sale
to be appropriated to the benefit of said
Indians
The ruled stamp envelopes which were
placed on sale during last year by way of
experiment, have been permanently adopted
by the Post Office Department, and will here
after be supplied to pOstmasters, and will be
sold at the following rates: Single package,
same price as old; when more than 100 are
taken, an advance of 2 cents per 100 envel-
opes on the rates of the old. The second
edition will be decided improvement upon
the first, and will be the most substantial as
we'll as the most beautiful envelopes in the
market.
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THE CINCINNATI DRAMATIC Company, af-
ter very successful series of performances
at New Harmony, are on hand to give our
drama-loving citizens the benefit of their
talent and skill in histrionics They open
at Mozart Hall this Tuesday evening, with
the following attractive bill
" The Greek Maiden; or the Son of the
Wilderness" with the full strength of the
Company. The grand patriotic song, Star
Spangled Banner" will then be sung 5y
Miss Fanny Denham. There will be n
dance by Miss Llewellyn, after which the
evenings entertainment will close with a
new and funny farce never before played
here.
This experienced Company will perform
here during the week, and will have good
houses.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l, P. M.-After the
ratification meeting last night the assem-
blage proceeded to the Girard House and
serenaded Mr.. Douglas. Mr.. D. said he
could not refrain from making his appear
ance to express his profound gratitude for
the compliment. He said he had no politi-
cal speeches to make during the pending
campaign. 1t now remains for the people
to decide on the great issues. Pennsylva-
MIA believes that Congress can be better en-
ployed in developing the great material re-
sources of the country, than wasting its
time in forcing slavery upon the people.
Mr.. Douglas left this evening for New
York
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Fine Arts.

We have lately visited the gallery where
the paintings of Mr.. Thyssens are exhibited,
and we must confess to having been sur
prised and delighted at the very handsome
display there made. We have often attend
ed picture auctions, and have found, as a
general rule, that about one out of ten of
the paintings sold, was worth what it
brought. But here, as any one can see by
visiting Mr.. Thyssenss rooms at Tileston's
Gallery, there is no such thing as q poor
one in the whole collections all are fine,
some really superb, and so great is the va
riety, that one cannot help being astonished
at the fact that tkey are the work of one
and the same person, namely, Mr. THYssENs,
a gentleman who, by his earnest endeavors
to establish and cultivate here love for his
beautiful art, is doing as much as any Of our
citizens for the mental improvement and
advancement of Evansville.
We think our city should be proud that
1t is capable of supporting an artist of so
much merit, and its people should let no
opportunity pass of giving him all the en-
couragement necessary to a profession which,
being above the appreciation of the igno-
rant, depends solely upon the enlightened
and liberal for its support. We are afraid
that this fact has been overlooked, and that
Mr.. Thyssens has not been patronized as his
talents deserve; but we are sure that this
cannot long be the case when his works once
become known.
Let no one fail then to call at his room
and examine them, and we venture to say
to whoever does so, that he will not come
away without desire to possess at least
one specimen.
The sale takes place on the morning of the
9TH of July, and we hope there will be
full attendance. Let it not be said that we
cannot or will not support at least one ar
tist in our midst.
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HSA" Lincoln is one of those peculiar
men, who perform with admirable skill
every thing they undertake. Stephen A.
Douglas.
Immediately after the 4th of March next.
Lincoln is going to try his hand at his Doug
las's) old trade-Cabinet making-and we
have no doubt that in the words Of Judge
Douglas, he will exhibit admirable skill "
IN the business
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NEW ORLEANS, 2d.-The steamer Arizona,
from Brazos on the 2Sth, arrived here to-
day.
Private letters from Monterey on the 22d
ult., and Matamoras 26th, say Gen. Zulo-
aga, commanding the Liberals, had defeated
and taken Gen. Miramon prisoner near Sal
amanca. Gen. Miramon's troops had been
defeated by Gen. Ortega. Civil war was
raging in the States of Nenva Leon and Goa
hmla in Northern Mexico, and efforts were
being made in favor of Gen. Comonfort.
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SALE OF MILLINERY GooDs.-There will be
d sale of Bonnets and Millinery Goods, and
fixtures appertaining to the business, at the
store of Mrs. FISHER, on First street, between
Vine and Sycamore, commencing on We'd
nesday morning at o'clock, and continu-
ing every day till the stock is disposed Of
Bargains may be expected.
June 26-tf
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FOURTH OF July NOTICE After the
procession has left the city, the Crescent
City Gallery will be open to the public,
where those who are fond of beauty should
call Dir. Smiths pictures are first rata in
quality and the cheapest in the city.
N. B. Opposite the Court House, Main
street. july 3-2td.
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EVANSVILLE. JnlY 2d. 1860

EDITORS JoURNAL.-I see in this morn
ing's paper that you give me the credit of
composing the Lincoln Grand March. -
This is a mistake; it is composed by F. W.
RAUcH, and played by our Band for the
first time in this city. Tt piece is ar
ranged for the Piano, and can be found at
the store of Healy L Warren.
G. w. WARREN
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CINCINNATI, June I'd, P. -Flour-small
sales fresh made at 5 25(95 80 for extra
Moss pork buoyant; 18 IS is offered and re-
fused for fair brands. Bacon held at 9@1l;
bulk meats at SOLO with more buyers than
sellers. Lard unchanged sales $50 bbls
at l04. Groceries unchanged Wheat
dull but 40 lower, with very little doing
Corn-sales at 48@49. Oats-sales at 40
and in good demand; receipts light
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Q. K. FIRE Co.-The members of this
company requested to meet at their
room, back of Crescent City Bank, on We'd
nesday morning (July 4th) at o'clock, in
full uniform. Members will be promptly on
hand. G. T. RUDD, Sec'y.
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NEW York, June I'd, P. M.-Warrants
are out for the persons who are supposed to
have committed the double murder on Sat
urday evening. They are two sons of a
former husband of Mrs Walton Walton
was man 40 or As years of age, and has
many relatives in the city and was highly
esteemed by ALL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-03

BE@Two car loads of passengers who
came up on the Peytona, and had to leave
here at this point on account of low water,
went up yesterday on the E. & c. R. R.
Most of them intended to take the 0. & NJ
R. r. at Vincennes. Amongst the passen-
gers were number of Southern people with
their colored servants.
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ss4- Bierbower received yesterday case
OF Genuine English Mustard, which is the
best article ever sold in this city. Go buy
it, at BiERBowERs City Drug store. st.
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QuEBEC.-The steamship 4ngEo Saxon
came through the straits of Belle Isle,
which accounts for her rapid passage.
The Canadian steamers will hereafter be
due on and after Friday at Farther Point
The Palestine, which sailed from Liver
pool on the 9th, is the next vessel due
here
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-03

BE~The weather for the past few days
has been SO excessively hot, that most of
our citizens have been compelled to call at
Lyons's, aud procure il suit or two of his
beautiful and cool Linen and Alpaca cloth
ing. He has still large assortment of
well made and stylish clothing, which he
is selling at very low figures.
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New York Market.

New YORK, July 2d.-Flour lower for
common to medium grades; moderate bust
ness doing for home consumption and ex-
port; 4, 600 bbls sold at 2505 80 for super
State; 5 45@5 55 extra do; 52505 80
for super western; s 4O@55 so for common
to medium extra western; 1905 80 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
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REA., In order that the Journal attaches
may enjoy the glorious Fourth like other
people, no paper will be issued from this
Office on Thursday morning, 5th instant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-03

ST. JOINS, N. F., Sunday, 5 P. M.-There
are no signs of steamships Golden Fleece
and Connaught, supposed to have left Galway
on the 23d and oath of June Weather
cloudy. Mercury 44o
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BaE~ The Savings Bank will be closed
to morrow (the 4th of july. Persons hav-
ing business with this Bank on that day
will please attend 20 it to day.
G. COPELAND, Prest.
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NOTICE.-The Canal Bank will be closed
on the Fourth of July. Those having notes
or bills due tn that day, will please attend
to them on Tuesday the Sd.
2td WIN. T. PAGE, Cashier
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Local and Miscellaneous.

BeS- Reading Matter ON Every Page.
River Report on the First and Conn
mercial Report ON the Fourth col
umn of the FOurIh paEe.=6a
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"CoXFUsIoN WORSE COMPOUNDED. We
hear of a man in town who is terribly
mixed up in his politics. We pity the poor
fellow, for we cant imagine what he will
do. He says he likes the platform that
Yancey made and Breckenridge stands on,
but can't vote for Breck. because he don't
like him. He would rather vote for Lin
coin than for him. He likes Bell and
would rather see him President than any
body else, but he intends to vote for Doug
las because he is prosecuted! Pity he can't
vote for all of them. He is like a child
with the free run ola confectionery shop
he don't know where to commence on the
"goodes."
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New YORK, July 2d.-A decision in the
New Haven case makes valid all the spu-
rious stock which appears on the transfer
books of the company, amounting to H.
49I shares and declares void 1,64S shares
which do not so appear
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BANK NoTICE.-The Branch Bank will be
closed on Wednesday, July 4th. All paper
maturing on that day will require attention
to day. SAM'L BAYARD, Cash.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

BgH'JAs. L. SPALDING, corner Main and
First, the P. P. P. P. of the city, has some
frst-rate Peanuts. Drop in and try them.
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DR.. j. FLEAGER.

KH.9S RETUR.NeFR, .gJS"0 Still
NM continues to keep pace with all the improve
mrnts in his profession, at his Rooms under City
Daguerrean Gallery. 45 Main street. He is now
making those beautiful Hard Rubber, Vulcanite
and Amber plates, which in many respects, are
periOr to Gold Also, the usual sty les of Gold and
Silver work. Decayed teeth permanently saved
by plugging He is also using the Electrical pro-
cess for extracting teeth without pain Children s
teeth Strengthened, &c. Prices very moderate,
and work warranted. iuly2-tf
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sI@ Lincoln stock is on the rise in Po-
sey county. A Lincoln Club will soon be
formed in Mt Vernon.
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Drm Candy.
Santonine Lozenges.
NMlaR OFRRR TRRsR LNNR.N,EIRs


" without disguise to their compositiou.-
f1cacy upon SantOnine alOne-the lately discovered
active principle of the European Levant Worm
Seed.
All the merit which claim lor our medicine is
the purity of the Santonine which it contains and
the careful manner in which it has been incorpO-
rated with and distributed through the mass from
which the Lozenges have been formed.
To be sure of these important points, have
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical works,
where the Santonine is first tested for its purity
and then combined in the LoZenges i'll such way
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged
To the Profession pesent a valuable and we'll
known medicine in convenient and attractive
form, of uniform and known strength-the direc-
tons indicating the dose of Santonine according to
the U. s. p.
To the public offer a remedy for Worms efh-
cAcious, safe, and as pleasant confectionery, at
moderate price.
For sale by all reputable Druggists throughout
the South and West. WILSON, PETER & CO.,
july23w Main street, Louisville, KY.
~ .EDEES .4TTE.S'TE0.V:-OUR EN-.
Ill tire stock of fancy Silk and Summer Dress
Goods, will sell at Cost, and even BELOW
COST, in order to make arrangements for early
supply of Fall Goods. Those wishing to take ad-
vantage of the above Inducements will please call
Immediately Mt No. 80 Main street
july2 ROSER BROS.
ND O.N".N'E TS! R %. wv n TS!-.G
ND nice stock of trimmed and uutrimmed Bon
nets hand and which will be sold cheap to close
cut, at the Dry Goods Store of
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
iune2 No. 40 Main street.
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Receipts bx RaiIroad.


kegs butter, II. p. d Co.; 27 sacks flour, 5 sacEG
meal Henry StOckGeth; 27 chickens, l bucket but
ter, Jewell NewbeTry & Co 30 bbls whisky Al
lis Howes; 20 bbs beer John Schueler; so bbIs
whisky, l. A. Crane & Co.; l box piano. Geo A
Allen; box hardware, J. W. Hughes
A. Z. SHRADER, Agent.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paner ......... ..................S5 co
- Nhii1icul.. U "
By the week payable to Carrier 10
Fr-WeeklS 90
weekly fal" ~ ~
" 81 Clubs of l6 L OO
H4 The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
TO their immediate business, in their own naIne
and all advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons, well legal advertisements and adver-
sisemonts of auction sale, and advertisements with
the name of other persona, sent in by them, must
be Iaid for at the usual rates.
ns No report, resolutions or proceedings OF any
corporation, society association public meeting
and no communication designed to call attention to
an matter of limited Of individual interest can be
inserted, unesss paid for advertisement.
no Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
discontinued unless order that effect is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than a
year, the price of the whole year will be charged.
nc Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
Iahe at the expense of the attorneys ordering. and
Gelayable for legal proceedings, but collsctable
at our usual time.
- Our terms for job Work and transient adver-
sisenents CASH.
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MILITARY.-A Convention of the Volun-
teer Militia of Indiana was held at Indian
apolis on the 27th ult. The Convention
organized by appointing Capt. Lew. Wal
lace of the Montgomery Guards, President,
| and B. X. Elliott of Indianapolis, Secretary
The following Military Companies were
represented by delegates Independent Ma
tional Guards of Martinsville Vigo Guards
of Terre Haute Fort Harrison Guards of
Terre Haute; Indianapolis National Guards;
Montgomery Guards, Charlottesville; City
Greys, Indianapolis ; Wabash College Ca
diets, Craw fordsville Marion Light Dra-
goons, Indianapolis; Independent Zuaves,
Indianapolis
A resolution was passed, appointing
committee to prepare a bill for the organi-
zation of the Military of the State of India
na, and to present the same to the Legislature
of Indiana as basis for an efficient NJ ilita-
ry Law, and further instructing the COM
mittee to prepare blank forms of petitions
to be circulated amongst military men,
with the view to influencing the action of
the next Legislature upon the bill 1t was
also resolved that general encampment of
the volunteer militia of the State be held at
indianapolis, commencing on Wednesday,
the 10th day of September, 1850, and con-
tinuing until Wednesday next following.
The following officers were elected to
serve during the encampment
Commander in Chief, Capt. Lew. Wal
lace; Adjutant General, Capt. John Love /;
Quarter Master Genera. Capt. J. R. Brack-
en-.
The Convention adjourned to meet on
Wednesday, the 10Th of September, 1860.
eG2E~ The handbills announcing the Lin
coin Club Meeting on Saturday evening,
which were printed in German and Ameri-
can and distributed on Friday evening and
Saturday morning, were in several instances
defaced and actually torn down But not
withstanding this spiteful pie ece of business
Mozart Hall was jammed with real live Lin
coin men. Neither the tearing down of
handbillS, nor the rattling of horse -fiddleS,
nor groaus from sheriffS or Democratic law
yers, will suffice to repress this enthusiasm
that is burning in the hearts of the masses
for "Honest Old Abe" and the Conscientious
Hamlin. The feeling is " irrepressible by
any such unfair means.
RoCKPoRT DEMoCRAT-This paper is pub
lished at Rockport, Spencer county, Ind
1t is respectable in appearance and Douglas
in politics. Its editor, however, is not
very well posted in Illinois politics, for he
publishes an old, stale falsehood about Lin
coin voting against supplies for the army
in Mexico, and copies from the Evansville
Enquirer base forgery, in reference to GER
tain resolutions said to have been passed at
Springfield, ILL.,, in 1854. We presume the
Democrat was innocent of intentional
wrong, but that is more than we can say
for the Enquirer, for one of the editors of
that paper edited paper in this town in
/ 1858, when the whole thing proven a
forgery y.-AdrshaU ny Hornet.
Which was stung by the Hornet that time,
! Willard or Whitehead?
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CINCINNATI
DRAMATIC COMPANY
Lots of Singing, Dancing, etc

ReOTFCEs TO BRKBGE C0.N'TR.9G'-
. tOrs.-Sealed proposals will be received
the Engineers Office, in the National Hotel, in
Terre Ilaute, until the 10th day of July, 1850, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, for the bridging of otter Creek,
l4O feet span; the bridging of Big Raccoon. 1913
feet span, and Little Raccoon, 40 feet span on the
line of the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad,
between Terre Haute and Rockville.
The Bridges TO be constructed on the Howe
plan.
In bidding for these bridges, contractors will bid
per foot, lin al measure for the work kmanship alone
tie Company supplying all the material or bid
in like manner per foot, the contractor supplying
all necessary material, stating particularly the diff
ference he may make between pine and poplar um-
Der used in the superstructure.
For any Information required, apply at the En-
gineer's Office before the letting.
BY order of the President.
june30- lwd BENZ. EBBETT, Engineer
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WEa.a VIE D.--.4 81 OOD COON
W wanted to whom liberal wages Will he al
lowed. Apply at 100 Main street. june26-wd
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Tho n,,sennIrd union. .

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