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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

HIGH WHARF.-THE high water we have
now in the Ohio, carrying large quantities
of drift along with it, has caused great de-
struction of property on the Scioto, Mus
kingum, Allegheny, and other streams in
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The Scioto has been eight or nine inches
higher than ever before. Great damage has
been done the public works in Ohio. At
Circleville Marietta, Wheeling, Pomeroy,
GAINESVILLE, and other towns not entirely
high and dry, the water drove number of
families from their homes, and caused much
damage.
Several lives were lost at various points,
and much distress prevails in consequence
of the food
The Muskingum has been two feet higher
than ever known before
The fences along the rivers are all gone
houses, pens and out-houses without number
have been swept away; fields have been in
jured; and farmers hardly know where to
commence to repair.
The Youghiogeny River is said to
have been on a higher stage, than at any
time since 1910. The bridges across the
river from ConneIlsville to New Haven, was
entirely swept away. Several bridges
across the Dunbar creek, on the Fayette
county Railroad line, were also carried
away.
The loss to the lumber rafts and coal boats
in Pennsylvania was immense.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Rsas The Henderson Weekly Nail desires
all persons having business with that Office
to address their letters accordingly, instead
of to the Henderson Commercial office-the
latter paper having been discontinued.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Bsa5~ SILE WEED's performance last night
house full of people there to see the dancing
and hear the singing, which were both
good
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

JUDGE McI.EAN.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Boston Journal thus
speaks of the above named distinguished
statesman
Judge Mclean, all admit, would have
been elected, had he been nominated at
Philadelphia four years ago. A self-made
man, originally nemocTat-eminenta as o
legislator, an executive officer and jurist
sound upon the great questions at issue
with record unsullied by intrigue, and no
political or social associations of which he
should be ashamed-it is believed that If he
is nominated he can be elected. He is sew
enty-fve years of age, but is vigorous in
mind and in body, and is personally popular.
The same correspondent links Judge Nc
Leans and VIM. P Fessenden's names to-
gether for President and Vice President
That Id not do--one should be from
the Scu,1. John Mclean for President
aud Cas-us NJ. Clay for Vice President
would MAKE a strong ticket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Bea,.A Fire occurred in Nashville, Tenn,
on the 10th inst, destroying property to the
amount of about $780, 900. The buildings
burned were Geo. Greig's retail eOnfection-
ary, J. Fowlers jewelry store, and John
Lucks toy store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

DE5s~ The Lawrenceburgh Bank of Ten
nessee has failed. It was never regarded
as a sound institution. It's circulation is es-
timatcd at about $25O,OO0.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Beg We have two lists of Industrial Es-
adjustments in the Second Ward, furnished
WALKER, which we have been compelled to
lay over until tomorrow, on account of
press of matter The Second makes large
showing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

ssA. The Telegraph line was down last
night, and there was "a thunderstorm
which facts will account satisfactorily, we
hope, for a scarcity of telegraphic news this
morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

GsE~If you want cheap and brilliant
light, go to WM. BIERBowER's Drug Store,
and get some of his Coal Oil, which is some
thing new, never having been sold in this
city before, and has no unpleasant odor TO
IL 3f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

EE7E" TornadOes seem to prevail these
times. One at Urbana, Ohio on the sth.
caused great destruction of property in that
place and the country around.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

esa- Five miles of the Henderson and
Nashville Railroad are to be completed
(from Henderson out) by the lst of October,
1860, and ten miles by the lst of January,
1861
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

asA- The Enquirer is whistling to keep its
courage up. 1T is no use, neighbor. Doug
las is a defunct institution. Neither salt
petre nor burnt brandy will save him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Troy, N. Y, April l8.-The National
Union Convention met to-day. Fifty-two
counties were represented. Washington
HdRt and Erastus Brooks were appointed
delegates to Baltimore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Bsl5~The $4,000 necessary to bring the
has been subscribed, and the matter is prob
ably now settled that the road is to go
there
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

reA-On the night of the 10th, there
was a severe tornado at Dayton, o., which
caused much damage to property.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

ss8g~ Thanks to our attentive friend, Mr.
LEWIS HowEs, for Memphis Bulletin of
the 18th inst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

ssls@ Coils. Lane and Hendricks made the
first of their joint debates at Jacksonville
on the Tth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

g1~ Henry l.. ToBEY, of the Utica On. "
HeraId, died on the 18th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
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GSa. We are again under obligations to
the Adams Express for newspaper fIvors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

Bsag-The Martin County Herad has been
discontinued.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

BsSy~ The City Council of Vinceunes has
prohibited the sale of intoxicating liquors
on Sunday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
q. O. SMITH.
IKgyO NJ nEHCA.f.N-TS, NJ PHR.SFGK.1JV> =
& AND DRUGGISTS.

We regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUas MEDICINES. CHEMIcALs, PAINTS, OTLs,
VARSIsHEs, PERFUMEkY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared to offer to the trade
good terms csF be pl chased in Cincinnati, Lou
sville, or St. LOhis.
We have in store Is tons Of EXTRA PURE WHWE
LEAD in kegs of % lbs, so lhs, aud 100 lbs, which
We are selling to the trade at manufacturers prcrs
KELLER T. WHITE,
M Main street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
EVANSVILLE IND, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 90 1860.
THE AppoINrMENrs.-The Ehquirer conn

THE APPoINrMENTs-The Enquirer conf
plains because we have not published that
Col. Hendricks intends to accompany Col.
Lane in his tour in Southern Indiana. Our
neighbors are in error when they say we
have not mentioned the matter. We have
mentioned it as an item of news from the
Sentinel; but we have not been officially
notified that Col Fl. would speak with Col.
L., and for this reason think that Col. Hen
dricks accompanies Col. Lane Of his own
accord, without the invitation of the latter.
The list we were furnished with made no
mention of Col. Hendricks. We supposed
until recently he was in another part of
the State than Col. Lanes locality. AS.
there is no further doubt that Col. Hen
dricks intends to be with Col. Lane, we with
great pleasure announce the fact, and give
it the benefit OF our entire Daily, Tri-Week-
ly, and Weekly circulation.
The discussion will doubtless be conduct
ed in the usual mode and order We hope
all who can, will turn out and hear these
discussions, as they will be able and instruct
i've.
In this county the candidates will speak
at George Daum's, in German Township
at | P. NJ, ana in this city in the evening,
of Saturday, April 2S, mot May, as our
neighbors mistakenly have it,. Circulate
the news in the country, friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

k.IEE.V~ q PRESTON. RrAOLE:-
20 SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Ev
ausvitle, ind Merchants will always find a full
stock of Dry Goods Roots, Shoes, Hats and Caps ut
Ihis House. which will be sold far terms. isep2l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

Dissolution Of CO-Partnershlp.
IKvvVE go ES.gET.1.Ezf q SfsKE' dEK1t-
~ tofore existing between B. Nurre and j. II.
BroInmelhaus, under the style and hrIh OF d. Nun
t,ial consent b Nurre having sold his entire in
terest in the saw MIL in the upper part Of the city,
to B. II Broinmelhaus- II. NERRE,
b. II BR0MMELHAUS.
y. B.-I herewith return thanks 90 my
friends and the public generally for The Liberal
patronage while interested in tbs above, and hope
the same may be extended ~ my successos
anI1-3w =. NURBE.
AeFs EE~G.S SZ'LE SOE.s.-I5O aEGS
aiB best qualify in store aud landing, for sale by
aprl6 s, L. GILBEliT e. co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-20

'II7II l1INI 7 = ? = : =
7FBR. LOUIS FREE' ms RRs-H0 -
GE& ed his Dry Goods store from first street t1
No 7 Main street lie started East yesterday, and
intends to bring Oh a fine stock OF Goods LOOK
out for bargains when ha comes
apri4-u
, 1860-10-16
Kidnapping FROM 10. DAVIES.
4 murder Committed.
i9S1rca. srdence ollie Press md TrluDe

I9srcs; srdsace oltte Pres. and TriLrDe1
GAL1nA, October II, 1850.
On The ossh Of Sept. last person represent.
ing himself Is the agent ot parties in CAnada,
came to Gslena to hire men and women 10 work
On farm ard, in hotel IN Southern 1owu, ex.
pressing his preference for colcred persons.
He succeeded in engaging Jonny Boyd, q free
muEatto. his wife, co1orcd girl IA yea!s old,
aud the party took With them b tmall whito
child. two or three years old. On the 3olh Of
Sept they we're seen in johnson Ccunty, Iowa.
They then had two horse team and wagon
COZ. red with oil cloth. Ga that day they left
Solon, in that county, by neigbborhood road !;
bat in m hour or t;vo returned 10 tee main
road. Ga the Sd Of October boy passing near
that place saw E mau lying upon the road side,
but supposipg him to be drunk, paased on. On
the sth. another bay discovered the same man
aad went to him and found him dead. 4 jury
WIS called, and it was found that he had been
murdered, aud such testimony VICE developed
Is to show that there is no reasonable oonbt
that The deceased was the unfortunate man
Boyd.
Boyd had lived in Galene Is to 20 years, and
is known to have been free, as is his wife alo :;
but the circumstances attending his departure
frcmGa,ena have DO clh # belief than that he was
entieed away with the intention Of eEs1sving
him, md that becoming s'spicious of the in
tentions Of his employer, was put to death to
make sure of the others Of The PARTY. The
citizens have offered q reward Of $500 for the
, 1860-10-16

@*SMV LII q H11X8e
l0of1esp7ntenca Of tie pItAe aud Tsibupe.1

A"F'SN<"~"ot VI LILO EIeh& A0Q lEouAt.l
EIRoro1u, Aa.sac Ca, o. 1lth, 1eeo.
To convlnc. Jour northern Democracy Of lhe
uualtefabie fact thnt Illinois will roll M q Ia
ger alorlty toE. Honest ABB" than even Lis
moss eahRu!ue trleud8 expect would like 10
hare you rubiah ano'her fixed fact which not
eTen the strongest bouQlasites dare contradict
nereaeout, nanlels, the unparalleled increase Of
Nepu9lean votes since ISIS and 1856 in this,
one o. the mast fortified atrongho,ds in which
our dls9Eaeeful dirt eating Logan refined here
totore WITH urdiaputed power. Nov Just l1ok
at this In 1886 Fremont had in this place ons
gof'tary vote, and in the whole county but fte.
To-day Metropolis hoasts OF a Republican eiub
OF Jortt nrs strong, and the countywiA giro at
least l75 to 200 for Honest Old Abe" beieve
entitled to the Prize u Btnner-far ahead Of Lib
ertyv1lle-hut even this can be beaten; for in
our neigh6orhood th-re are sone precincts
where the Republican vote has Increased even
IN greater rate. Last night VIC had = very
spsf'fed meeting. The maj ,riiy OF the audience
"sr* strong U mocra,s oi all hues and colors-
AL poor fellows. they bad to SEE their great
tered to fFaRments BY ihe spirited points VII ch
NJ Jnl an hune Of our city maoe to bear upon
It during. biz able and eloquent speech If awo
hours IN length. uewas followed By Mr. Hun.
ter Of CAIRO, Who is ono Of our abl. St laNy esS
1nd dehanrs in this portion OF the State Mr.
nun aunser, ~ Jou perhaps n.y already * kn9~' m
mccracy as ore Of their ablest leaders, but
when he saw tha: be could no. conscentious!y
ioilo" any longer S. 4. Douglas in his compii
Gated laoyrinth that Is stored " Ii large as-
s2Itneat and r:riety Of principles, be IN hts
party, and now De oerscy 1t cnee turns against
MN and oitteriy De ouncsa him ,butpoor dev-
il. it is their na.ure-how can >she5 help it :
". Hunter put it ipto them ve-y strongly, and
dare say they will not 80 soon forget the les
son E,'eu them last night by MesSrs Hunter
aud hu1e. AS1s D1RT EATER.
, 1860-10-16

~
We expressed the opinion last week that.
should Lincoln be elected, he would continne
tue present Democratic cfice holders in the
south IN tM:e, aud We thou.h i: ~, errobab!a
that none OF them would decline u serve. Wa
have eeen Eottfng from any of taem vet tn
eanse Us to abandon or modify this op.rion. On
the other hand, We hare seen Something 10
atfeox hen IT, The hze rating editor Of the
do1 d1eae IS postmaster at Memphis. The
.dPpsa!, few dsJs ago, piled him with The tol-
loving inteErogatory:
10 1ou believe that \ Southern man can
bold cltice under Dl4tk Republic IN Adminis-
tFss'on without e!f.dis9raeet aud if 80. Hould
you hold one your:ef."t
10 response the drdkoaeAe said:
The LAST Interfoxatory OF the -fpptaI Nc
regard as IN unjustltiaole e1nrt to drag the pri-
INTO thls discussion, and We will not dignity it
with reptyff
Eommeot,nz upon this, the Appeal says:
., ns'gnnos, any question relating to the
propsiety OF holding y publ af1ce, under q
nlack Republican President, is IN elort to drag
the private affairs Of man who holds
office under Buchanan into discussion is it !
Ihata species Of aEtful dodging that would
DO credit 10 the adtoitnesa Of G lcstser.w.uy
bat"
We see no reason Why the dsa'dneh. should
not hare answered the question. We take its
dooxe to mean that it is not prepared to say II
would be disgrace to Southern man to bold
efiice under Bsck epnblican Admins, ration
and that the senior has not made up his uinj
10 decline to serve under LsncoIu-
We venture n predict that not oue in thou.
SAND OF al the Democratic ctlice hol!ets in The
South viii dec!'ns to continue in flee in the
event OF Llocoln'a election. The course of the
Usually bold and outapoken -4p,Idnrke. sa:isfie.
rs INIT wa are not Hrorg in this op1a:op.
, 1860-10-16
rafkPHlNCE or WALES.

Te should BE- airy to believe that the peo-
his Of The cities which the Prince Of Wales has
visites in lis sur through the United STATES,
hare intended tie hono's Of Lis many recep-
t;ons for him alone. Personally. lie is no
no,re to the million Of people who have greet
ed him with CHEERS and hearty wishes, than
any o.1ur boy Of his age and character who
might come among th.m; hut behind him is,
not alore his mother, who has shared his ova-
tnps, hut the great English Latlon Of which
he is 1reermpuvely the head, and to which
Americans are bouhd By so many ties Of pc
litical, religious, social and 1aniiy oonsanguin.
fty, The tuzzas which have attended bis pro-
rress have been lou1 and hearty, but every
one Of them has Teen tor The p,eple, the free
dom, tho religion and progress which he rep
resents. They have been 10 many evidences
that the memory Of Old England haa Lot died
out since colonial days, AMI that tho adnira'
ton for her progress 10 the art Of government
in federation and in broad and generous civ
;t;xa,ioa is fresh in tht. minds Of Ill our ccun.
trymen.
Il cannot be that these evidences Of good
failing for the Mother Country will be with
mt their effect in the future relations o
Grant Britain AID the United States. They
viii multiply and strengthen commercial con
nsrions; they will Assure England that th'
h., o, .1tv m this side Of The Atlantic upo1
, 1860-10-16

Because all persons are created equal, we
would not try to fo,ce' Them into social and
political equality. And those who do not en-
Joy eocial a:d political equality we would rot
reduce to slavery. It is the failure 10 compre-
hcnd Ibis broad distinc.ion-the forcing to-
ge.her things which have no connection, and
separating those which have-that has made
Douglas an utterer Of vain and foolish words i;
an osator whose speeches are but tho dregs
atd rinsipgs Of bottle, tho first ilaTor Of
which vas qusstionablei q statesman whose
t1umpet notes, tokens once of future great'
ness now pipe down to tho1 ieyel Of the dis
honest crossroads demagcgue, and tho vulgar
prcjulices Of an uurellecting rabble.
, 1860-10-16

Weed, Parsons j. Co., of Albany, have in
rrsss, and will publish Immediately
p'et form, Gov. sevasd's .n.s.,.. a,.;.e p ~.
Western souz. ' 0s D4'
Rev. y. l. Rice, D. D., In the Re1yt<,ian
ErEositor, OF this city, says: ave have been
preaching the Gospel thirty.two years; and
durirg nearly twenty five Of this period, our
salary did not support our family"
MIR. John Jay, in ~ address before the
proteatant Episcopal Convention speaks of =
class Of conservatives who, had they lired at
the dawn Of creati. n, would have been akonixed
at the idea Of light, and have besought God to
preserve chso,"
Judge El~ards Pier1epout, Of the Supe-
1ior Court, New York, Lss resigned his place
o, the bench. beeause he will rot longer i'm
peril his health by holding couEs in the lott Of
an engine hous and sees 60 prospect that
proper court house will be erected. His lett:r
contains sem, severe structures on the mjsgor-
eminent Of the city, the responsibility Of which
he throxs upon the wealthy aod business ass'
e.. who no leck their political da'ies.
-Rev. James I. Ferree. who was crged and
Otherwise aaltzea.ed BY the Denoe zaey of Cal
70. has been appointed to the charge OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Waufe3an-
Baron Reufrew took walk through the
upper part Of Pnil4de1phis, Tuesday evening.
aud was surprised aad grat'fled By t=e sight OF
the elegant residences. Ga lis return he met
large procession Of Republicans. with trans-
p,rencies shouting aad CHEERING tor their can
, 1860-10-16

-Pr,,t Nancy, cadet It West Point from
Naahville, Tenn, has rekigned his scholarship
.nd gon. To Italy as volunteer in Gasibaldia
FEmy.
, 1860-10-16

GfECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.
Ne will e.hsi. on TuCRsDaT. 11lh int. frenn tbe
t1str. Out Auction saies
OF the tie ST. eka Of Mes r. B+ NkARD i HI TToS.
L. Z y. .ESIz + Co.,, and CuA,- fAlEa i CO.
Over 1000 Piec's Dress Silks,
cemprdnE Every Variety Of
Plain Black Silks.
Black Figured Silks.
PLAN Colored Silks,
And All the CHOICES. Soye1tle. IL
ILLUMINATED SILKS, P0nPADorE SILKS,
poub1e Faced silks, Rept. Silks,
tir., tevea ard Nike F1ouseed
Silk and Velvet Robe=.
Superb LYONS SILKS,
b'oea With yelvrs.
~ ss'S for stree: and Evening pFss'e'-
Aho Over One Thonsaad rttcts
Rich Paris and ~ ons Dress GOODS,
FRENCH MERNos.
oTTOMAS5 YEL0URS,
yALOURS ESPISGLE,
HEPr, OTToMASS,
ILLUMINATED DR0NGELS, &c.
4h~e Coed. ~es Ill Manufactured 4na stls't.d f''
I!rtte!4ss
.yx.o xprh CITY Retail Trade,
o Il ,s: eosea Id IL & ~:s
An Iunlcn>c sacrifice.
rSs IL r. F'sa i: ctn En-: ssrf.s s. s'
six. fnr 81 .hsnEss.d ~. "a % a. - 'Irs.;
49s.esa rs I'd ts:et " ss sa.ta
eal1x:; ~ s:x.1; ~. ~ aslstd gse,s ''1 81 D0a.
Lyons silk Robes FIR $500,
Worth FIT rcua7.
E,.z.at sesen and Nine Flrunesd
Velvet Robes for $1,000,
Cot t, 1n:cEs Sixty Dollars.
zaa *.e a i 81 h T.. sA.E !. ::
bo7khs v.rJ 1r8=sy. we can fer oaE customers The
Greatest Bargains Ever Known.
We vii exh'bAasths sA7 time PARIS EoyELI1Isa
Rich Velvet Cl0aks,
Ard ali best Styles Clint ever, vser os .tap. nd
e. IUS "Rff RH1:ls Is and '
We reeelgnz daI7 fcfa Aucttrn Manufacturer
and 1uror.r.ths fewrt md thoieest t}oods EVERY
pAs-1llpI10h. A-d EXHIBIT ap.ost annited stock Of
General Dry Goods.
WhIth o1er 1t ~hole<a'e Retail foF Eett CASH
oSL1. II Esies that eansot Be ccm2et.o with this y
VII. NJ. ROSS d co.
l67 aud 1G9 Lake Street.
1oetll DIT nj
N EW F ALL GOODS,
GLOVES EosERT AND UNDER oARx1s1st
-. foE 0entlkmen, Ladies and ChIdreu.1
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