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mar.
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sr wafsr bem ufer Sulbwamm unO ratri Del
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gfilnle Suraf unO lIeB li4 ben SOriaa CUR Bar
nun9 piencn.
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Scefitaunacit.

Der gnsciNcr eribcnt icSer Ncretx Senntaes ausse,
smnlen, 'um rtbentIiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gfs
6ar en ott rep Srdar, pcr 5000 in jSbrlisr SprauS
liobuns @niti9en fnben iner fosetbei Sbtneitneen
ufnnhme: Gtnn,a1e Ginrlduns rcu 10 5etsn pbermeni
5n-ets,, tlpelniaisc IS Gts., eyemase S100, cine
er5e 20, eet Nonat $3.50 orSt Ntrrae 4nu feds
rndtr Ss0G sipdlf Npate sI200 in sierteli6bTliher
proueteabuns. saSei9e, eie nob Scljsben eer1IbCrt
FrSCn fpnrcn ptrben nit $25 90 per Sa6r terebnst
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tam Die 9niele, ba6 meine ncue

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8ironia gSeiu
rein unb unoerfdlif,t 3u 80 Ste. per B(aIdbe Ser.
hrfe. lin sablrcden Sc1utb tittet
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Dem 9ubIitum Oir 9lnsctsc, Sae meinc nit ic.
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pOn Murscns utr his @6enps 10 ll9r CUR @e1
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Den btutiAen g8rtben
Gie 1o osln3ei8r, paB mir i'm bisiI8tn Gulcm. 5auIe
iooo eealiOnen pee 6elten ocn uns Irltf imppr,
tirieH fran36iii6en 9ranby inter 8cno lieoen
babsn, cen iuir duBert biais yerfaufen.
6ernsr bic 9useiss, reB mir bic oasiuiae gaeu.
thr son Dem 6sriitntien De 8enpae n. Co.'S 6 ANN.
pagner iibernpmmen baben uub oag berl,lbrn mr.
bel uns 3u Gaben IT,
Is. Gpttea II. Comp,
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Gin @Gp6en,
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81 Sermictben
lts9t Elm 8roB'S f86ncs 3immer padenb fir cine
tletne 6an,iIie Oesr enjeInt 5srren, bei
.. % onmeGG,
Srodbltr., nabe Ser 9ten.
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I. Seabrgasag.
The German ADVERTISERS.

B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, !
published. every day, Sunday excepted. at
SOU per Annum, payahle in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
FFTcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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9alatSI Gerite, Siarie, 6aHer- @feas, @6eeoy
iabe ueb siGer Isnse asbsrer @rttfsl ertmsrer en-.
bins @rhae Srown gSneipr Soap 3abnbrten Gau &c Co.
lSene, &c. 1t. gum Strlauf bel s, 6. 6ifber @ot
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II mju a.
MiQinern 1lldarrn !

N. C. BARTON srlaubt |irb oie 2ln,eiac ,u
maiden, baB er leinen Storr ppa 100 nab 229
FNainfrase, cterbalb Der 9ten, 9Glcat tat, wo CIR
in ieSer SailOn eth oClfdn0tees 9tiOrtimsut Der
fOl8enben Qrtifsl YprrGt9is balt: Seioene uno
lStrO6s 6iitr, 6aubsn, SOpfpuBr, irans6Rlde Slu,
men unb Sdnoer; Spibsn 8ert9as uno Gaps,
Spisea.S S&Ieer, &raner &rascn. une leiptue unS
franj6iti&e Spieen Mdnttllas.
OaHsn, wel6e Die 8nbeOrte teiu&tn f6nncn
IN otelem Store oOuitIuOi9e Saa &c. 2ln,aae
erbalten.
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9S. 6. 9Saacner,
brma ter nnb 8 e4pIr I lei

nbrma6er unb 9 e4pe Ter.
Dem eeebrten @ubIifum Gle 2lnSei9e, baB id
bier lite @traBe. pem 8i6martt acacni6er, elm
berartises @rIbdft stobIirt bate; eur6 iansta6s
fi9e @roris in Oeutfhlaup, giY:rpC0l, gtsw 2Dorf
hnO Baltimore, in lestsrsr Stant in benz grpBen
tiibml6f befannten @eldGit RON GanIisls, Bro.
II. g., blu id i'm Stanre, pplltOmmene 3ufrte
bentelnus meinen relp. 8rnben suJufi6ern.
! I'm 9eneisten 3uipruA bitteno empfe9le i9
buaIeid asein rei&baltisss Eager BON uBren, Sc.
pellerY unp plattirten @aaren.
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@ufcrperuns
Der l1uterJsidncte erfutat bic G3e6rGoer ScRvt
uno @t6aet % Sintler In 9fid,msne. 9siroi.
nien (Ooer i'm 6atl ibres q iebsns bic 6intell9l.
.iener), t6re @SreHabalDislt an Spfepb 4rpp Il.
9tipserOao 9fO.21l1, @bilapelpbta, pa, au,a.
lenOfn 6reunle psrielben n:Ssen aletafaliS Bic.
Ter aufcrreruug nanfcmmen.
SpfepB g8tntfer, aus RteIen6p6
bti 99aIOs6ut, @rosb. Sapen.
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WIENER Srtunpen smie bem 9u6tifum inSoeIanlmt Sie
er9eH aDseise, caB n,tne Gpmner grtbjcSit nit orr
lftteHn isutn @na8en aw rterbaltuna bes @ublifnms
Yerlebta YOm ftu9sn Gage ab ipeeer 9ebfn it, geps
oere made lag aul meme neH eaSriGee RBe auimerfiam,
WsM iinetn iinb iOpe aud 6ttrEa icoer gr ysr ber
Sualitat. 6reune4ai4t gum ;abiTeid,en @elub la6et
Gin Simon Stci1 gim
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BN THE Z. Z W LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
News from the South.

MILLEDGEvLLE, Ca, Nov. I8-Affairs
much Quieier since Wednesday night Mr.
Stephens made 4 great speech, taking
strong conservative grounds. The effect
+ subsequently shows that it proved as oil on
! the troubled waters, and all parties are now
/ disposed to act coolly and CONSIDERABLY.
To-day the Convention Bill passed
the Senate unanimously. The election OF
delegates takes place on the 81 of January
and the Convention meets on the Wednes-
day following. The preamble Of the Con-
vcntion Bill reads rs follows:
WHEREAS, The present crisis in national
affairs in the Judgment Of the General As
sembIy demands resistance and,
WHEREAS, 1t IS the privilege of the peo-
pie TO determine the mode, measure, and
time of such resistance therefore, the Gen
eral Assembly cnacts that the Governor is
sue his proclamation ordering the election,
on the 9th Of January.
The first, second, and third resolutions of
the bill refer to the time OF election, the
meeting OF the Convention and the number
Of delegates to W which each is entitled
The fourth section reads, That when
said Convention has assembled it may con-
slider all grievances inpairing or affecting
the equality Of rights of the people of
Georgia, as members of the L nited States
and determine The mode, measure, and time
of redress.
The fifth section provides for the
amount to pay the delegates, and said Con-
vention shall by vote fix the pay of all their
officers, and any delegate or delegates they
may appoint to any convention, congress- or
embassy, and provide for all other expenses
incurred by the convention.
The remainder Of the report is illcgible1
MOBILE Nov 18th, M.-Thc Register de-
clares for secession. 1t says the large sec
tiOnal vote proves common Government
impossible, and all efforts to save the Union
fruitleSs. 1t appeals to conservative men to
take the movement into their own hands, rs
the only mode OF avoiding the worst conse-
quences OF an inevitable revolution.
AUGUSTA, Ga., NOV. I9.-The bill appro-
priating $l,oO0,000 to arm and equip Geor-
gia, is a complete law.
The Florida Legislature, at its last ses-
sion, passed a resolution promising decided
action in case of the election of q Republi- !
can President, requiring the Governor to
convene the Legislature.
The Jacksonville Standard, and other pa
pess, urge compliance.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. I7.-An i'm |
meuse meeting irrespective of party, to take |
into consideration the present state of affairs,
was held at the Capitol tonight. Mr. |
Yancey and Hon. Thos. Watts were unani- /
mously nominated as delegates to the State |
Convention.
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Affecting Incident.

Among the passengers on the ill-fatcd
! Pacific, was gentleman in the last stages
/ OF consumption, who, with his wife, came
aboard at Louisville, and as the last hope OF
ever regainiug his health, intended going
South and spending the winter When the
alarm OF fire was given and it was ascertain
ed that the boat was III flames, the wife
rushed to the state room where her husband
WAS lying seized him in her arms carried
or rather dragged him through the barber
shop, and finally reached the narrow pas
sage-way on the guards near the wheel
house. But the spirit of her husband had
departed. The excitement was too much
for the invalid in his weak condition.
The wife, however, unmindful of the fact
that her husband was dead, or else with a
woman's devotion she was anxious to save
the body for interment, struggled hard to
raise it over the railing and toss it into the
river. In the meantime the flames had
spread through every part of the boat, and
the cabin was about falling in. The mate,
with skiF, came alongside just below
where the wife was endeavOring to save the
corpse, and urged her to jump overheard.
Not needing his appeal she still labored to
save the body of her husband. Al one
time she would have one portion of the
corpse on the rail- but when she would
move to raise the other part, the former
would fall back to its first position. Some
time she labored in this fruitess task until
at last the flames drove her from the object
Of her affection. When forced to abandon
her efforts, with rare presence OF mind she
lid down one of the Tenders of the steamer,
when she was picked up by the mate and
'aYed.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE schooner
Red Fox has arrived with Tampico dates tc
the 10th inst. $500, 900 of the seized
Mexican cOnducta arrived on the 2lst in
charge of the British Consul. The Ameri-
can Consul claims that the money saved be-
longs to American citizens. Other con
signees claim a pro rata.
The L. s. steamer Pawnee was Rt Tam
pico attending to the matter. The people
tried to rob it but failed
Another report had reached Tampico
stating that GuadaIaxara had been captured
General Marquee was taken prisoner and
shot.
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AUGUSTA, Ga Nov. I7.-There is very
little opposition to the secession movement
by the people of the State, although the
mass of them are unfavorable to partici-
pating.
So reads a dispatch to the Associated
Press. Here we have an explanation of the
apparent unanimity of the people of the
Cotton States in the secession scheme. The
truth is, most of them are opposed to the
prevalent tom foOlery, but SO thorough is
the intimidation practiced that persons op-
posed to secession actually dare not open
their lips to speak against it. Matters can
not stand this way long. Soon the " sober
second thought" will express itself. Men
who now are studying about the effects of
secession and calculating the consequences,
will soon tire of the foolishness of Disunion
leaders; they will begin to speak their
thoughts. When it comes to this, that the
matter may be discussed, all will be well.
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New YORK, Nov IS-The steamer Van
derbilt, from Southampton on the 9Th, ar
rived here at noon to-day.
Admiral Napier is dead.
Hurst beat Paddock in five rounds, last
ing ten minutes. No knock down blows
were given.
The Piedmoutese, under Victor Emanuel,
gained brilliant victory on the Sd on the
Garglians. They attacked in front with
troops hanked by the feet, and dispersed
the Bourbon army. Tents, wagons and
stores were left in Victor EmanueTs pos
session, with l 900 prisoners.
Gen. Somnaze pursued the enemy after
wards, and occupied Mola and the positions
commanding Gaeta. Victor Emanuel
was expected at Naples Immediately. Gar
ibaldi was ut Naples. Anarchy reigns at
NiterbO. The voting on annexation COM
mcnced at Peruoia. The inhabitants Of
Viterbo FASTENED to vote, notwithstanding
the French occupation aud Pontifcal gend-
armes II IS reported that the conclusion
of the treaty of commerce between England
and Austria is uufounded. a large body of
troops remain outside. The fortress al
Gaeta have sent proposal Of surrender to
the Piedmontesc.
a later telegram from Shanghai says it is
reported that negotiations IRE not going on
smoothly at Tientsin
Chappels piano factory, in London, bias
been burnt. Twenty persons were injured.
A telegraph cable to connect Singapore
and Raugoon is about to leave England Its
length is about 800 miles.
Fresh troops lett Turin for Naples.
The corn crop in Italy was deficient.
The demand was full in London, for
money, but no pressure. Some doubt
whether the bank will raise the rate of in
terest.
a telegraph from Hong Kong Sept. l7lh,
reports teas unchanged. Silks declining
The Etna arrived ut Liverpool on We'd
nesday.
Illinois Central and Erie shares advanced.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, of cotton
for three days, including to-day, 28,oO0
bales partially Ia lower, closing steady ut
Friday's quotations.
Manchester market firm.
Breadstufls quiet. L. S. &
Co quote flour easier and unchanged.
Wheat lGG2d lower; corn 3d lower mixed
39s Cd. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Sugar steady. Rice firm. Coffee quiet.
Rosin dulI-5s 4dG5s 5d on the spot, rs
2d to arrive. Turpentnc steady-34s GdG
35s. COnsOls 93GJ931.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New York, Nov l9th.-The Banks have
failed as yet to agree upon any measures to
afford relief to the exchange market, and
quotations for money and exchange are en-
tirely nominal. Business on Corn Exchange
IS paralyzed, and the prices of products are
almost nominal. Bank shares and State
and Government securities fell seriously to-
day. The sales of the former are very
small, owing to the entire absence of buy
ers. The various kinds are preserved for
sales at 5GDI0 per cent deduction from last
week. Government fves of II were sold at
40. 1t is rumored that the Bank Auditor of
Illinois has declined to take any more South
ern state stock as basis for circulation
The bon- list is much lower; Erie is falling
heavily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New ORLEANS, Nov. 18th, p. M.-Gov.
Moore will convene the Louisiana LegisIa-
ture on the 10th of December.
The ship Wild Cat, hence for Boston, has
been damaged by fire fifteen miles below
the city, and has returned for repairs.
The ship, John R. Wood, with 900 bales
of cotton, and the bark Evadne, with 5000
bbls of lime, were burned last night The
formers loss will be from $4,000 to 80,-
OOO
Two blocks of small frame houses were
burned in the Fourth District last night.
The sales of cotton to-day amount to p
25O bales. Prices are too irregular for
quotations. Molasses 25a27. Flour dull at
OOa5 81. Corn is steady at 68a72.-
Exchange on New York is selling at par to
] prem.
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Bf3ye We direct the attention of our lady

B2y" We direct the attention of our lady
readers especially to the advertisement of
the New York Store, in another column. -
The Cloaks they advertise are indeed mag
niicent. We can assure you of one thing
with confidence, and it is that they bring
the most stylish goods that are in the mar
ket, and in Cloaks especially SO. They get
reports of New York fashions and as soon
as anything new appears there, they bring
it out. Go and see their new Cloaks, Fine
Dress Silks, Valenciennes lace sets, &c-
Goods of the same quality are not sold lower
anywhere east or west.
nov 20-ltd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

SHERIFFs SALE To-DAY.-There will be
sold by the Sheriff, this (Tuesday) after
noon, at , o'clock, at W. NJ. Aikman &
Co.'S Warehouse, Water street, between
Main and Sycamore, sc cases of Boots and
Shoes, assorted, and large quantity of
assorted Liquors in barrels, half-barrels, and
quarter-barrels. Terms cash. There will
be chance for bargains at this sale, as it is
peremptory. Those who want anything in
the above line should attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New YORK, Nov. 17.-Propositions made
by several banks to discount $1,000 900 ot
sixty days bills of Brown Brothers, to be
used by the latter in the purchase of stand
ing bills drawing against produce, are now
useless from want of purchasers of sterling
bills.
On corn exchange matters are at a dead
lock and some failures are reported.
For the Atlantic some transactions for
sterling bills were forced at 1Ol@lO2 and
5f. and 40c. were accepted on Paris
The market is entirely unsettled and
must remain so for Some days.
The rates for money are also unsettled and
the basis 6@ per cent for best double paper,
and I802l for good single money.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20
sap For the particulars of the burnin

BSFn For the particulars of the burning
Of the Pacific, see fourth page.
BEE3~A few days ago the Cincinnati En-
quirer, in sensation article, stated that
Miles Greenwood had had a lot of stoves re-
turned to him which he had shipped South
and that Mitchell & Rammelsburg's trade
had so fallen off that they had discharged a
number Of hands. In the Gazette of the
next day Messrs- Greenwood and Mitchell
& Rammelsburgh emphatically denied the
Enquirer statements, and stated that their
business was unusually prosperous.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

DISSOLUTION OF THE UNIoN.-The great
gossip of the ultra Southern fre-eaters is
the talk about the dissolution of the Union,
but the masses of the people South, could
no more be induced to give up the Union
+ buy their Clothing elsewhere than at S.
Rosenwald & Co.'S Oak Hall Clothing
House, No 73 Main street, where the very
best Clothing can be bought for least money.
nov. 2O-d&w It,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

FORT KEARNEY, Nov. I9tb.-We have
advices from Denver City to the 18th inst.
Considerable snow had fallen. Large
numbers of miners were leaving for the San
Juan mines. The quartz mills are nearly
all stopped, on account of the water freez-
ing up.
The Provisional Legislature had organ
lied, and adjourned 70 meet again on the
9th inst.
Exchange on New York was quoted at
24O3c premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New MUsIc.-We have inst received from
the publisher, Mr.. f. W. Rauch, 1913 West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, copies of the fol-
lowing fine pieces Of music, the words of
which were written 10y Mr.. G. G. Butler,
and the music by Mr.. Rauch: " We laid
her down to rest ~; 'Absent, dearest, alb
sent = "Strike the Lyre" Also piece
entitled g Blue Eyes" words by Mr.. Butler,
music By EtGenne Armand. MIR. Rauche
publishes a large collection of excellent
music.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

BG~ Hughes has received the cheapest
stock of Ladies Cloaks we have ever seen.
lie has also received beautiful black cloths
for Cloaks, which ladies can have made up
in any style they prefer. He also received
some very fine Crib Blankets very desirable
for the season. His stock of Shawls, Nubi-
rs, Hoods, and Notions are very desirable,
ana well worth examining and purchasing
Give him a call
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20
MARRIED,

Ia this city, the 10Th inst, by Rev. s. T. Giet
Mr.. HIR.,, NELSON and Mrs. RUTH GRAY, all of
Evansville.
True to their liberal impulses, our friend Nelson
and his bride remembered the Printers, and left
orders with Brickley for mammoth cake to be
sent 20 the Journal Office. Lost evening here came
tho said cake, fresh from the 1t is unneces-
sary to say that ample justice done to it, and
that all sorts of good wishes expressed by the
% Journal boys - for the bride and groom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

New YORK, Nov. l9.-The firms OF N.
II. Wolfe & Co. and Wright & Loze, both
engaged in the western produce commission
business, have failed. The rumors current
in regard to another prominent firm in the
same business are unfounded
The Bank Of Sing Sing, after hard run
OF several days, closed its doors on Satur-
daV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-20

sS@ Hon. Caleb B. Smith OF Indianapo-
lis is talked of amongst his friends (and
their name is legion) for some Cabinet office
under Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Smith is q gentle
man of first class ability, and would do
credit to any public position however ex-
alted. He is talked of for Secretary of the
Interior or Postmaster General. Being a
warm personal friend of Mr.. Lincoln, his
selectionfor some such position is probable.