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~A veherable bureau xas recentlv

p%A Venerable bureau was recently
exhibited at town fair in Connecticut,
which was brought to this country at its
earliest settlement, and is preserved in
the same family A chair that has been
in one family $50 years. and another
some 200 years old. were also exhibited,
as well as a pair of infant shoes, that
have been worn By three generations, and
are still in good preservation.
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s~ Lat Sunday evening, IL cars,
containing 1000 head Of hogs, % cars,
contsining 43l head Of fat cattle. and =
cars, coutsining about 500 head ofsbeep,
passed over the Lehigh Valley Railroad
en- route for New York. from the West.
The freight on the above. from Pittsburg
to New York, was $3.50.
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s~A emsker. intending TO be abb
sent few days. lsmpblaeked shingle
with the following. without date. and
nailed it upon bis door:-"Will be home
in ten days from the time you see this
sbingle."
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poisoned Candy.

A few days ego a son of DIR. Dachrat
of Easton was taken very sick, from the
effects of eating candy which had been
colored with some poisonous substance
so says the cypress. Parents should
be careful.
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VOL 10.
Published by Theodore Sehoeh.

TERMS.--Two dollars per ahnumin advance-Two
Joars and quarter, half yeary-and If not paid be
fore the end OF the year, Two dollars and a half
No papers discontinued until all arrearaees Al paid
except at the option of the Editor
ADVERTISEMENTS of square (ten lines) or less
one three insertions, 81 co. Each additional inser,
ton, aj cents Longer ones proportion.
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Oil of Peppermint.

Peppermint. ss an article of CON umerce,
is largely grown in Lake county. I hio-
This yesr, over $4,000 have been paid
to the producers of this article, and in
Psinsville, the oil is worth So l23 per
gal.
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Later and full returns from the
Nebraska election. give Daily. the RePub-
lican candidate for CongresS III mejeri-
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Cards. Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes Blank Receipts
Justices Legal and other Blanks Pamphlets &c, prin
ted with neatness and despatch, reasonable terms
at this Office.
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JOB PRINTING.
FAMOH PRIIIIlIlYI,

Having general assortment OF large, PLAIN and {
hamental Type, we are prepared TO execute every d
scnption of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-20
Additional Foreign News.

Advices from Sicily say nothing is posi-
lively known respecting the armistice.
Some authorities say it is prolonged indef-
nitely. Others only to the 7th.
The Malta Observer of June I'd says it
was the Neapolitan General who asked an
armIstice in order to bury the dead. Carl
baldi at once agreed on an armistice of
twenty-four hours. Subsequently the Nea-
politans asked three days, which Garibaldi
not only granted but offered to prolong it
for weeks.
An English steamer had arrived from
Marseilles with volunteers, rifles and money
for Garibaldi.
A telegraph from Naples says the King
has proposed to grant a continuation based
upon French instructions.
The Pope is reported to have expressed
the belief that Napoleon and Victor Eman-
uel had resolved to execute the scheme pro-
posed in the Pamphlet entitled :" the Pope
and the Congress"
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsHINGToN, June 10, P. M.-HoUsE-
Mr.. Gilmore asked unanimous con sent to
ta Ike up his bill, to do equal justice to all
the States in the distribution of lands, and
providing a deposit of surplus revenue
with them. Objected to.
Mr.. Gilmore moved a suspension of the
rules. The motion was disagreed to. SO
against 80.
Several private bills were passed, under a
suspension of the rules.
Mr.. Smith of Va. moved to adjourn. Lost.
WASHINGTON, June 10, P. M.-SENATE-
A committee of conference was ordered on
the civil appropriation bill The Senate in
sisted on its amendment providing for a
loan of S2O,O0O,OOo to the legislative ap-
preparation bill, to which the House had
previously disagreed.
The Overland Mail bill was taken up.
Mr.. Polk spoke at length in favor of the
Butterfeld route.
Mr.. Hale spoke in favor of allowing the
Butterfeld people 100000 and terminat-
ating their contract, and subsequently ar
ranging general system of Overland Mails
which would benefit all sections at a fair
expense.
At this stage of the proceedings, the
committee of conference on the appropria-
ton bill reported, and the report being
agreed to by the Senate and House, the bill
stands passed.
The discussion was continued on the Over
land Mail bill till clock, when the Sen
ate took a recess.
HOUsE.-Mr. Davis, OF Nd. made a re-
port from the committee of conference on
the disagreeing amendment to the army bill,
that they had agreed to the appropriation
of $735, 900 for fortifications. The House
considered the Senates amendments to the
naval appropriation bill, aud non-concurred.
Among others, On that appropriating $780,
900 for coal and naval depots on the 18TH
mus of Chiriqui. The House took recess
till Z O'clock
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cherished friend he had in the world to OBJ
ivion before he would endanger the perma-
nency of the Democratic party to secure
his advancement. He stated that there
would be difficulty in harmonizing if it
were not for the devotion to the personal
interests of some one man. He would to
God, we had Jackson among US to bring
harmony out of chaos. He concluded by
moving the previous ques ton, declaring that
it was the purpose, when the question was
ordered, to move an adjournment till morn
ing
Pending the question a motion was made
to adjourn, which was negatived.
Mr.. Stewart of Md. demanded a vote by
States, on seeonding the call for the previous
question amid great excitement, the dele
gates being on their feet The roll was
called, resulting as follows: ayes 233, noes
Is. So the previous question was seconded.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson of Illinois,
adjourned till 10 o'clock to- day
The questions before the convention stand
as follows:
Mr.. Howard of Tenn. made an original
motion directing the Sergeant-at-A Arms TO
admit to the convention all delegates ac-
credited to the Charleston convention.
Mr.. Church of n Y moved to amend by
referring all claimants for admission to the
committee on credentials, and to request
them to report, as sooE as practicable, the
names of the persons entitled to admission.
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County AFFAIRs-We to-day commence
the publication of the proceedings of the
County Commissioners ut their last session,
and shall at future meetings of that body
endeavor to publish its proceedings day by
day as they transpire. There is az much
interest in the action of that Board as in
that of the City Council, and as much need
ofits being published for the public eye.
We also print an official statement of re-
ceipts into the County Treasury and orders
drawn upon it for the year ending June l,
1860.
We shall soon give Summing-up of the
Agricultural Products and increase of Live
Stock, from the Township Assessors 5 returns
already published i'll the Journal. All
these facts are of great utility.
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Abstract of the Proceedings of the
County Commissioners at the june
Term, 1 SEQ.
The Board of Commissioners of Wander
burgh county met in their room at the Court
House on the 4th day of June, at 10 o'clock
4. NJ. Present: Michael Muentzer (Pres-
dent), VIM. Prewitt, and John Hogue, Com
missioDers and VIM. H. Walker County
Auditor) Clerk e. Cf7eio.
The various Township Assessors, viz =
VIM. Warren, Pigeon tp. John Hall,
Knight tp.; Geo. B. McCutcheon, Scott tp.;
John F. Prewitt, Armstrong tp.; Mason
o. Newman, Perry tp.; Lewis B. Day, Center
tp.; Adam Wolfe, German tip; q. W. Moore,
Union tp., being in attendance, the Board
OF Equalization, composed of the Assessors,
Commissioners and Auditor proceeded to
examine the returns of the Assessors.
Captain August Files of the jackson Ar
tilery Company, made application for arms,
accoutrements and field piece for the use
of said Company. Granted, and the Gov
ernor requested to send the necessary arms
and accoutrements at the expense of the
County. Adjourned till s o'clock Tuesday
morning. ...-
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ggg~ HUGHES most unquestionably keeps
the greatest variety of notions and best
stock of shoes that is to be found in the
city. All those who purchase his shoes give
them the most unqualified praise. lie has
good stock Of hoop skirts at greatly re-
duced prices. He has very nice lot OF cor
sets, collars, ribbons, fans, parasols, jaco-
nets aud white goods generally, which he
bought very low and will sell at reduced
prices. He will receive many new goods
this week, which he will sell at prices to
suit his customers.
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ICenm1tllicated.


EDITOR JoURNAL.-To edit paper well
requires a variety of accomplishments and
qualifications, the best of which is integrity
The Enquirer, your contemporary, deviates
somewhat from this honest procedure. 1t
has been and hope always will be, an estab-
lished rule among printers and printers es-
adjustments, that when an individual goes
to an Office in person and presents his COM
munication to the editor, and he receives it,
and approves it, that it shall appear. Sec
ond thoughts are sometimes best, but when
no responsibility can possibly rest on the
printer and when the subject of the COM
munication maligns no one, and is of con-
sequence to the community, what plea can
be offered in justification of Il wiful sup
preston? The journal has never to my
knowledge, for years past, if ever, done
such thing. The Enquirer does it to the
friends of the cause it asserts to uphold
The press should be free. Honest, fair
discussion is the life of our confederacy-of
our form of government. The press has a
wcighty influence, but when that influence
shall be prostituted to base uses, the anarchy,
the bloodshed, and all the told and untold
horrors of Greece and Rome will be real
lied among u.s. Things of local interest are
least understood by those least acquainted
with men and manners in that place. An
editor does not pretend to be omniscent; if
he does he egregiously stultifies himself
Concede this, and then let me ask what
must be his judgment who does as the En-
qatirer resolutely attempts, to decide for all
A DEMOCRAT.
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TUESDAY. June 9Th. 1860

NtIIO III AON7Ns
The Board of Commissioners met, pursu-
ant to adjournment, all the members pre-
sent , ..... ..
The Board Of Equalization proceeded 10
inspect, equalize and correct the returns of
the Assessor of Pigeon Township for 1860.
One hundred dollars was appropriated to
repair the road in Perry Township leading
from near the residence of Benoni Stinson
to the Mt. Vernon road near Cops. a.
Maddux was appointed to repair the road
and apply the the appropriation. s.r.
Adjourned till Wednesday morning at
o'clock. - --
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DIFFICULTY SETTLED The difficulty we
yesterday spoke of, between two kentucky
gentlemen-one from Lexington, the other
from Henderson-was amicaby settled in this
city yesterday by the peaceful Intervention
of mutual friends. The parties were here
with their seconds, all ready for extreme
measures; but, happily, good feeling was
restored and perhaps serious consequences
agerted.
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BALTIMORE, June l9th.-A collision took
place to day between Hindman of Arkan-
sas, one of the Seceders, and Hooper, a con-
testant. Hindman received the worst of
the combat.
The proceedings in the Convention to-day
have been unimportant, and an early ad-
journment was carried to enable the COM
mittee on credentials to hear evidence and
decide IN regard to the contested seats.
The friends of Douglas are more confident
this evening.
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ROckpOrt correspondence.

RocRPoRT, June l4th, 1860.
The Rockport Democrat of last week has
an editorial which we suppose the editor
thinks completely annihilates your CORES
pondent here. He (Hicks) thinks that two
thirds of the people have failed to see what
your correspondent stated as facts, and he
cannot for moment suppose that the 500
Fillmore votes in this county will be cast
for Lincoln (about $50 of them willy. No
doubt these are unpleasant reflections for
friend Hicks, aud he makes desperate eff
fort to be witty and sarcastic, bat the fiat
has gone forth. Democracy is doomed and
the lamentations of its friends viii avail
nothing. While we cannot join them as
mourners around its grave, we will do a
neighborly act for them and dig it SO wide
and deep that even Little Giants can lay
there with all ease. -LlJ ----t
Hicks is consistent man and n very
truthful man when he talks and writes about
politics, though no one ever suspected him
Gratis here say he is dead aoeight to their
party's progress. To be sure he straighten-
ed himself up and showed the independence
of man for a time, but he again makes his
best bow, eringingly bends the knee, and
| humble asks to be received into favor with
! those he n short time since would have dis
dained to be found in company with, and is
/ no doubt at this time Completely happy in
1 the loving embrace of his Lawful friends
/ There let him rest. SPENCER COUNTY.
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ST. Louis. Monday, June 18.-The Dem
ocrGt learns that Captain Simpson passed
through this city on Saturday, en- route to
Washington, with dispatches from Brigham
Young to sell the Mormon property at Salt
Lake to the United Stetes-the Saints to
evacuate the Territory, and remove to some
point on the Pacific coast, either in the
United States or British possessions.
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BS- The House of Representatives have
decided to keep Mr.. Anderson (Southern
Opposition) of the Fourth Congressional
District of Kentucky, in his seat, by ll2 to
6l. The Republicans and Southern Oppo-
sition voted in the affirmative, and Demo-
Gratis exclusively in the negative. Mr..
Crisman was allowed compensation TO the
time of the vote. r. -s
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New York, June l9th.-Mayor Wood
repndiates the story that he has written a
letter in favor of the nomination of Douglas.
He stands now as at Charleston, but will
support the nominee, whoever he may be-
Two or three buildings in the lower part
Of the city were struck by lightning to-day,
but only slightly damaged. A gentleman
was stunned at the corner of Wall and
Nassau streets.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper "
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By the week payable TO oCrrrrsl........-.-.... 10
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pS The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited
to their inm ediate business, in their own naInc
and all advertisements Ior the benefit OF other
persons, well as legal advertisements and adEer
tisements Of auction sales, and advertisements with
the name of other persons, sent in by them, mutt
be paid for at the usual rates.
naq No report, resolutions or proceedings Ot any
corporation, society, association public meeting
and no communication designed To call attention to
any matter of limited OF individual interest hr
inserted, unlesss paid for All advertisement
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not be
disc Itinued unless order to that effect is left at
the Office, and when discontinued in less than n
year. the price of the whole year will be charged
nN Legal advertisements hereafter, Will be pub
Iishe at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
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ST usual tina.
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The JoURNEYMEN TIMERS, Bosses, and
Apprentices of this city are requested to
meet at J. B. MEsKER's shop, No. " Main
street, on this "wednesday evening, to
make preparations for celebrating the
Fourth of July.
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BGE~ Partner Caldwell, near the Post-of
fee, still continues to furnish his customers
with the choicest of Family Groceries and
Provisions. Give him a CALL ye lovers Of
the good things of life
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Local and Miscellaneous.

BE- Reading Matter On Every Page
River Report on the First and Com
mercIal Report ON the Fourth col
umn of the Fourth PRge.@Sa
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gsE- All the praymen and Teamsters are
requested to meet at the Council Chamber
this evening, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the propriety of celebrating
the Fourth of July in connection with the
other craftsmen of the city. ~. w..
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BES"The Common Pleas Court adjourned
on last Saturday, until the next regular
term, which commences the third Monday
in August. r.
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A New York paper says that the news of
Douglas nomination will cause Old Abe to
draw in his horns. We doubt it-though
we know the Little Giant will continue the
practice of taking his doacn.-- Chicago Press.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

BE-JAs. L. SPALDING, corner Main and
First offers his stock OF Teas and Tobacco
at cost for cash. All who desire a cheap
luxury should try his superior Teas. See
advertisement elsewhere.
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CNcINNATI, June 10, P. M.-The steam
sawmin of Cameron, Story and Malone, in
Storrs Township, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss S25, 900. Insurance 81, 900.
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New YORK, June 10, P. M.-A special
dispatch from Baltimore, dated l o'clock p
NJ. to-day states that Douglas is undoubtedly
beaten
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New YORK, June 10, M.-The steamer
DeSot0, with Havana dates of the 18th, ar
rived to-day. Her advices are unimportapt.
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LOUISVILLE, June I9.-At the race to-day,
best 3 in 5 stakes, 81, 900, Singleton Silver
heels distanced J. B. Clays Membrino
Chief, first heat; time 2:558.
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BIExamiue our Wholesale Market re-
port, on the fourth column, fourth page.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LH ST.aTE.MR.N'T OF RECEIP rs
9-A at the County Treasury Of Vanderburg
ty Indiana, and of orders issued account of the
expenses of said County, from May 3lst, 1889, to
June lst, 1860, to-wit
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BALTIMORE, June l9th.-The convention
was called to order soon after 10 o'clock.
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Total Expenditures ,77I -
Published by order of the County Board.
WILLIAM II. WALKEK c. A
Evansville, June 18th, 1860.-iune2O-3tdEw
ELLES 8 no HrRS, W:9TER ST.,
S-A have just received a few casks of nice new,
rich Ohio Cream Cheese, which they want to close
out Call round and try them. june2l
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
DEs. 1T. WcG0WN's SARSAP

And I@d1le of P1Gasha DREPARED FROW FRESH ROOT, TEE | only kind on which physicians or tie public can rely, old root being inert. Its components are extolled by some of the most distinguished physicians in the world, as Fordyce, Bfodie, Bell, Sc., for the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Syphilis, Serof,ha, Diseases of the Eyes, Ears, Head and skin, Throat, Neck, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Stomachs Bladder, Womb, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Old Sores, (McGown's Ointment to be applied,) Tumors, Pimples, Eruptions, &c. IL makes the skin Clear and Smooth. and should be used in Spring and Summer to Pu- rify the Blood and prevent Sickness. Large bottle, S1 30. Small, S1 %.
 Dr. Ts EEcGSOyyn's Essence 03 Var-A certain cure for Bowel Complaints and Diseases of the Lungs.
 Dr. T. IcsS0yya's DOgxv0Gd aHsd arom-A certain and permanent cure for Chflls and Fever, Ague Cake or Enlarged Spleen, Night Sweats, Debility, Dyspepsia, Soe., Sc.
 Prepared and sold att No. l43 Main street. Memphis, where Drugs and Medicines may be purchased CHEAT FOR CASH.
 Sold in Des Arc, Arkausas, by
 D. P. BLACK &a G0, Druggists.
 Atlanta by Corn S Dobbins Grand Glaize by II. Wheeler. april22-1y.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
Baltimore Oysters :!
nv FAvs kvE, Fxwf.4

l am now receiving my fresh Baltimore Oysters daily, hy Adams' Express. oniy forty eight hours fram Baltimore. | warrant all sell to be good and fresh. My prices will be iha same as last year--l3 cents per can, with SIX dozen in a eall--warranted.
 All orders from the country promptly at- tended to, and oysters well packed ia ice as receise them.
 Ny depot is No. q Madison street. am the only agent for these famous oysters in Memphis.
 All kinds of Country Produce bought and sold and the highest prices paid for Drejd Fruit.
 fte highest price paid for all kinds of wild gense. D. (. FANCOAST,
 Hos<S-I. Madison Street.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11

Money, Jewelry and 0tIier valuabIes, Iper cent and bl fading to be signed for.
 sgg" Price of Freight from Napoleon to Des, Arc, 30 cents per 100 pounds. Passage S5 09.
 a1yr Price of Freight from Des Arc to Memphis, 50 cents Der 100 pounds; cotton $t per bale. Passage S8.
 Passage from Memphis to Indian Bay and Des Alc. S8 :; Nigger Hili and Augusta, s9 !; Grand Glaize and Jacksonport, S10.
 iniy 3.-ff.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11

"A late celebrated judge, who stooped very much when walking, had . stone thrown as him ono say, which foetanately passed eSeF hI@ withont hitting him. Terning to his fafesd, he fepaFhed, sEad I been a6 un- right ladse, that might have caused my aeath.'s
 -Ihe daty of 3 government, iike nature. $ fe abhes saeapey, and SC te i'll t eP with the feast possibie delay Punch.
 ~ From the Virginia peuitentiary has just been paFslened qaile a geane and ao ~ eesdingly beautiful girl. who had been con. yieted on the charge Of knowingly receiving stolen goods Her ewn expl snatien was zaAs se9s naa 70 whom sha was sEtaehet Dad stKsa them te her, and thaE she reeeixes kAesa <s loXs giEkss aAsa in all lasoeeace ol
Des Arc citizen., 1860-01-11
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