Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 88, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 December 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE, IND.

THCBSDA.T u'.ORKIXG....

.DECEMBER 8

Briggs and Carter, of New York, it is ; The Nem. said, are wavering. Pugb, of Ala, did not A correspondent of the Itusbville Jacksovotofor Bocock. lie went for McQueen of , uiaJh which Ld8 just been resurrected, iu a South Carolina. Morns, ot Pa., went for ( ,:

Sherman. Any speculation as to the result ' . pes iu..s

is idle. - -- ,5

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION .

EVERY

JUATTEa ON PAOE.

Local and miscellaneous. 1Tae-e are we DrlfUng! The New York Herald is noted for its sensational items, yet, in most of them, there may be found a grain of truth as well as sense. Its most recent double-leaded, alarming paragraphs, are from its Washington, correspondent, who has discovered the following programme to be carried out by the Southern members of Congress : "First That in view of the Harper's

Ferry abolition invasion, and it3 extensive

and alarming ramifications ; and in view of

the sympathies of the abohtionized republican party for Old Brown, and of the threats of that party to reduce the South to submission, a special law shall be demanded of Congress for the future protection and security of the Southern States against all abolition conspirators, emissaries and incendiaries. Second That in default of such. Congressional protection, the Southern members of both houses shall withdraw from Washington, and meet in a body in Richmond, Virginia, or some other convenient place, in view of the initial step3 for an independent Southern Confederacy. In anticipation of thi3 alternative, I am further advised that thi3 Southern Congressional meeting, in Richmond or elsewhere, will proceed to put the South in a proper

position before the great western powers of Europe, including a programme of commercial treaties on a purely Southern basis, that can hardly fail to attract the sympathies of even England for Southern cotton, including Southern slavery. It is evident to every thinking mind that unless something is done to allay the strife that is now shaking the government to its foundation, the- consequences will prove disastrous. The business men the conservative portion of the people have paid so little attention to the politics of their country, and so much to the almighty dollar, there i3 great danger of their losing both country and money. The ship of State has been left to the care of mercenary hirelings who have neither the capacity nor integrity necessary to its proper management, and it is fast drifting upon the breakers. -

It la useless to waste much time iu attempts to investigate who are the autho.s of the present difficulties. It will be time enough to do that when the danger is passed. What we now want, and mutt upeedily have, is some contrivance by which we can work back tohe old landmarks. The Northern States are the most powerful they can afford to be magnanimous. It is contempti

ble to sneer at the fear3 of the South. They have reason to be alarmed, and their terror should excite compassion, instead of derision. What tha North should do, i-i the selection of some good man as a candidate of the people for President ; n man who is acquainted with Southern society and its situation ; a man in whom the Southern people can place confidence ; one who they know will protect them iu all of their constitutional rights, and administer the government in accordance with the intentions of the fathers. That man must come from the Southern States, and must be so situted as have carefully investigated the advantages of a free over a slave society ; and yet, while he prefers the one, he should commiserate and protect the other. He should be a man of known integrity and purity of character, and, by all means, one who has not become debauched through the instrumentality of office. The nomination of a Southern man of

this description would send a thrill of joy throughout the entire South. That section, with ours, is suffering under an allliction of party leaders that are worse than the ten plagues of Egypt combined. It, too at least the conservative portion is anxious to get a glimpse of the old landmarks ; and the people there would rally to the support of such a man as we have suggested, with a unanimity and enthusiam that would send a shiver of terror through the cohorts who

are feeding, like harpies, upon the vitals of the Republic. What say our Northern merchants, mechanics, and farmers? Will they stand quietly by and see the Government wrecked by the adventurers who have foisted themselves upon us through our inditfereuce ? or will we rally to the support of some man who is capable of bringing order out of the present confusion, aud restoring tue Government to the position it once occupied ? The fate of the Unioti will depend almost entirely upon the next President. Let either a Southern man be chosen, in whom the North has no confidence, or a Northern man who is odious to the South, and tiie effect will be the same. But let a man be elected in whom both eectious can trust, and peace will inevitably follow. There may be an " irrep&ssible conflict between freedom and slavery," but a truce, for a season, might eventuate iu a permanent peace. Let hostilities cease, and a way may open up by which present ditTeretuvscan be permanently settled. We desire to support a I'nion man in 18G0. Cun such a standard bearer be found ?

Philadelphia, Dec. 5. Great prepara- ; tions are being made for a grand National i Union meeting, irrespective of party, expressive of the sense of the people of this j city, and denouncing the Abolition and fai natical meetings which havereeently outraged and disturbed our community. Able

speakers at home and from abroad vill address the meeting, which comes off at Jayne's Hall, Wednesday evening next. Much'spirit is manifested, and it is expected to be the largest meeting ever held in the Quaker city. From the New York Tribune. The last dispatches concerning the San Juan affair, relieve all practical difficulty on the island. Gov. Douglass and Admiral

Baynes both being satisfied with the course pursued here, and the joint occupation is

now restored. Nothing but the original difference respecting the title remains in dispute. The Message will only refer to it briefly as a. question under negotsation, likely to be adjusted amicably, nnd none of the papers will be communicated to Congress. The Chinese treaty will be returned to the Senate to revise the date, though the Imperial Commissioners exchanged ratifications without regarding the fact that the specified time had elapsed. The President will decide to-morrow upon the proposed government commission to examine the Boston harbor. There is a favorable disposition towards sending General Totten, Prof. Bache and Capt. Davis. The documents from the State Department, accompanying the message, will not be voluminous. Mr. Preston's correspondence with Spain, the circular on neutral rights, aud others, will constitute the bulk.

.No expectation is entertained by the administration that Mr. Forsyth can make a treaty in Mexico, or enter into any satisfactory arrangement. The- President considers an armed intervention necessary for the pro- i

lection oi our citizens, and, as a precautionary measure, to anticipate a seizure by some other nation, before a total disruption. England has intimated a willingness to our possession, leaving the payment of her debt to future contingencies. The Message will not be sent to the Senate, as stated in the Herald, but will be retained for the organization of the House, and looking to the possibility of requiring alterations at the last moment. " The Southern Opposition have not all arrived, but the sentiment towards a co-operation, as understood from informal conferences, is somewhat embarrassed. They are willing to take a Northern Speaker, but claim the privilege of selection, being ready to make a similar concession as to Clerk Tl.,. .:n . ,

' j " meci. lo-morrow ana exchange views. As somo Northwestern and Eastern friends object to the general conference suggested by the Pennsylvania delegation.

call will probably not be issued, and no cau cusofany kind hit held. The plan now is to go into the House and vote directly for officers, with the expectation of the ultimate adoption of the plurality rule, unless present indications be changed. Leading Democrats have proposed to .Southern Americans to sustain any candidate for Speaker they may indicate as a basis of fusion ; but the proposition ha3 not been accepted, and will not be entertained by several. The Ohio and Pennsylvania delegations are now in session. The Pennsylvania delegation has adjourned. It has concluded to susnend is.

a call for a general conference of the

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

disrespectfully of the Douglas men :

The Douglasites are queer animals, in one

respect somewhat resembling the prairie 1

u... Uc lucvmuci , jrj.wi.isr orTtCIJ.y, E.tTE OF, oi tue lalnier House and commence howl- JSZttUa firm of H. Seiumon d- Son,;" indianapo- j ing, and vou would imagine the whole city manufacturer of the newly invented and im- j was full of them Th-irHine U hrir R ! I,rovd Spectacles, from tlie Improved Spectacle; J OI lueraV AUeir game is Drag. iie-4 Manirfaoryr-reiectfally announces -ttrat n-"wttl f

me wuicuiiuu iii mis cuunijf was utiu, urrive id this city on Monday, Ueoember 12th, -and they claimed that nine out of everv ten of wi" "P tu the parlor of the Washington Hou-e, the Democrats in the countv were for Dour-' i the first floar' wi,h Mendi'd assortment of bis . , tae counl7 were lor ijoug- ; newly iliyentt.d ,mproved spectacles; also fel las, but it has been ascertained that not one ; escopes. Microscopes and Opera Glasses, of every single Douglas man. has been returned from I description and magnifying power. ... any township in the county, as a delegate I , lhn f?le,'rat"1 Sp" .re ma,u' of B- . c, f, . '' . .7, . . ' "HU veobles, and constructed in accordance with to the btate Convention, and SO it Will be, I j tnepbylosophv of nature, in the peculiar Itrm of a

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"'pposuion until utter another consultation at 11 o'clock to-morrow, when it is hoped that positive information will determine its policy conclusively.

The English See from China. The following may be called a ' first-rate notice," given by the Mongol chieftain who commanded the Chinese in the Peiho affair. He has lately addressed n memorial to his imperial master, advising him to expel or behead every foreigner in China. In this document he speaks of the English in the following laudatory terms : . ; " It has been understood that the English barlmriaus are but a pack of dogs, or as a herd of swine; in disposition but 115 oxen or sheep; ignorant of the "great relations

uuiijm.ions or lire ; ; unacquainted with the duties of man to man,' and without the light of conscience. ' Politically aud domestically considered, they are, in short, people owing allegiauce ueither to sovereign or parent, men among whom none acknowledges his subordination as servant or son. Having, silkworm-like, eaten up all other barbarians, they have now cast

their tigerish eyes upon China. What will satisfy their appetite?'7 Governor Corwix vs. Wexdkll ruaLirs. The New York Timed of Wednesday says : Hon. Thomas Corn in delivered a lecture, one of the Plymouth course, in Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's Church last night to a verv large audience. It was mainly a reply to a previous lecture delivered in the same place by Wendell Phillips. The speaker held that in a government which was created, and which existed by mutual aud voluntary agreement, the laws thus agreed upon could only be altered or annulled in the wav specified in the agreement, viz.; through the ballot box. And consequently, he held that anv resort to violence tor the furtherance of individual ideas of reform, could only be met by violence hemp and the gallows. He spoke for more than an hour and a half, was listened to with marked attention, and his sentiments and illustrations received with enthusiastic applause.

magine, pretty eenerallv throughout the

State. They will try to make a show of strength at the convention, by managing to have some of the counties at their convention appoint all the Democrats in the

county as delegates, with the hope that the

sound Democrats, friends of the administration, will fail to attend, and that the Douglasites will, to a man, be there but it will avail them nothing. Several prisoners escaped from the Boonville jail, on the 1st inst., in the following manner: " ' s v On the 30th ult., the Sheriff was absent on business the jailor and his wife ieft the jail in a hurry during the day to visit a rel

ative, who was not expected to live. Taking advantage of the absence of all, the prisoners secured a bar from the winQow, by means of which they, burned through

the first tier of plank to the sheet iron; the iron being very thin, they soon made way with that, and then through the other tier of plank, by the same process which brought them to the brick wall. Little then remained to be done to get the aperture opened. To prevent being discovered, they kept their clothes hanging over the breach, up to the night of the 1st instant, when they succeeded in letting themselves down by means of sheets tied together. One of them fell in getting down, aud was considerably injured. The prisoners, whose names are Albert Wellington, Charles M. Center, Anson Nally, and Charles Nally, have all beeu recaptured. The Lafayette Courier says a Mr. Samuel Tennery was waylaid on Saturday night last a few miles from that city. A number of desperadoes stopped him, one of whom seized h'13 horse by the bridle and another struck him a severe blow with a club on the back of the head, which caused him to fall forward on. the horn of his saddle. His horse, a high spirited animal, becoming frightened, sprang forward, jerking his bri

dle out of the hands , of the fellow holding him, and escaped with his rider. The Legislature of Kentucky was organized "on the 5th inst., by the election of David Meriwether, of Jefferson county, as Speaker of the House of Representatives, and Thomas Martin, as President of the Senate. The Governor delivered liis message,

winch is quite a lengthy document. The Democratic Convention of Warrick county was held m Boonville, on Saturday last. Resolutions were passed instructing the delegates to the State Convention to go for Jo. Lane for President, and Cyrus L. Dunham for Governor. The main street in Mt. Vernon baa been improved at a cost of $10,000. The work 13 just completed, nnd the Advocate says that thoroughfare is as handsome in appearance and as serviceable as any the most pretentious citie3 can boast. The latest news from the New York Mayoralty election is that Wood will succeed by a majority of obaut 3,000. The Tammany candidate, Mr. Havemeyer, seems to have

poiled more votes than the Republican nominee: . - A correspondent of the Missouri Rtpublican says Frank P. Blair came near being arrested, in a village in Virginia, on his way to Washington City. He wns only released at the earnest request of several Southern men, who vouched for his srood

c behavior while in the State. Charles V. Reeder, a clerk employed in the postoffice of Hannibal, Missouri, was arrested last Friday evening, on a charge of robbing the mail. Money was found on his person which was known to have been mailed the day previous. Reeder was taken to St. Louis and tried before the United States Commissioner, who fixed his bail at $3,000.

concavO'Couvex mirror, admirably adapted to the

organ 01 signt, and can oe used by the old and young to pursue the most minute employment, either by day or candle-lipht, with perfect ease, and never cause that giddiness of the head, or unpleasant sensation to t-he eyes, that many experience from using the common kind, but tend. U. improve and strengthen the sight. He is also prepared to reet Xenses, Optical Icstriuni'nts, rc. teci

0tf vrr thVlvRnf? Pv "v-r-, j v" p- "OJ 1 Attachment pending 1. f NEi PROPRIETORSHIP AN K.NTIRB Charles Kockwood If,,!, G. H Moll ide, city J "RE-ORGANIZATION. ' i . vs. f Krder. and ex-oificio

T) T5 T "XT m T "i r TtlTjRSSRS. HJJJJIEH H IHtr.lt l SS, I A!U;"" 1 " i J. I. f EvansvUle. AT'JCXi I fSi I I lSJ l-r .ifA from New Orleaue, l.avo- purchased the ST. ' rE"11 J .V T M 1 H K 1 CllAKLti ALUU, ou iirtn-t, nearly onpo- i llte entitled cause will take notice that in ' " I eite the Tost Office, aud hav.; retitte.i it in an ele- ' n'f offitfe of ,n,ro -idey, Esq., No. 20, Veet ! guilt and attractive style. 'th s""eet, in the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton

The uew proprietors have li id lon-j experience as ' "in., oemoeu me noma, i yo ciocK A. OI. keepers of fashionable and popular itentaurants in i :n' clock P. 51., id Hie 21 dHy of Deceinlwr. Sew Orleans, and thev will eLdeavur, la th. ir mm- i. A" ' '' ," I'I"itit! will proceed to take the

house, to ci.ml.iiii? all the elegancies and luxuries ! 't,l"!'i"ons ot sundry mtne9t.es, to be read in evi

ot iorthern and Southern fiAstanrats iu the ST. CHARLES. They hav brought a large and complete stock of choice Liquors from New Orleans, which tliev coIKicted with care dminir their l.uiness in that

! city. Their connections and acquaintance in that i ci,y will enable them to obtain th 'choicest Rup-

. im in .(.njuors, i i iuis, aim luxuries Irom that

; uittiari iii iiuuif, aim inev win spur. no expense, t nor pains to make the ET. CHaIM.es ,..

j hereafter, i ta. fix mer epn-suutation, na a plHant - dec2

i .-smhiwh. -n pisco i sroo-t nvitisr. nnd el mt, retiiied j and luxurious resort. 1

fc Hilliard players will tiudat this Sulooii a set

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deuce ou the trtul of'the above entitled cause, and

ine examination will bo.nijonrne' from day to day thereafter, till the lakiim thereof is completed. II. Q. AVHKELEK, tec2 Atfy for plaintiff. -T -9 B V A JV.' t-KJS'M BO JS'l I W have just received some of the finest fat Ten-

ison ever l.rought to this city, for sale in quantities t to suit. Call and get some liefore it is all gone.

(.'HAS. WcJOHNSTON.

Posey's block. Main street.

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Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis, Wasting of Flesh, Night Siceats, Spitting of Blood, Whoopimj Cough, Difficulty of j Breathing, Colds, Cvugh, Influenza, Phthis- j 'c, Fain in the Side, and all Diseases of the Jjungs. 10,000 DOLLARS REWARD

IS OFFERED FOR A BETTER RECEIPT. I It contains no Opium, Calomel, Xur Mineral Poison, f and U Hife fur Oie most delicate i ltUtt. . It is estimated that 150,000 persons dio annually f t).a I'. .11 Ut.t ..--.. I I z- '

mil " j ua ku wmm;o, , aiu UJIIOUUIJIUVU, . BUU I IU1. Kbei ly says that a vast number of these could be saved by the timely nse of some proper remedy. Dr. Hall's Balsam strikes at the root of the disease at once, and such is its speedy eilcct that anv one using it freely according todirections for twenty -four or forty -eight hours, and not entirely satisfied with its merits, may return it and receive bock their money. The most distressing cough is frequently relieved by a single dose, aud broken up in a few hours' time. The afflicted do not have to take bottle utter bottle before they find out whether this remedy will afford relief or not. The public have been imposed upon b remedies recommended by certificates which have always originated from some unknown source. We believe that a medicine possessing real met its w ill effect cures w herever it is used, at home as wc:l as abroad. This is no paregoric preparation, but one which if used iu season will save the lives of thousands ; and persons may make this bargain with agents front whom they purchase : that in every case where it is used freely according to directions, and entire satisfaction is uot given iu twenty-four or fortyeight hours, they cau return the medicine, aud their money will be cherfully refunded. It has efl'ecttd cures in numerous cases where the most skillful physicians in this country and Europe have been employed, aud have exercised their skill iu vaiu. Cases which they pronounced incurable, and surrendered as hopeless beyond a doubt, leavin" the patient without a single ray to enliven them iu their gloom, have been cured by Dr. Hall's Balsam, and the "victims of consumption" are now vigorous and strong as the "most robust amopg us.

auu iumv taws aie uot tsotaieu ones; tuey are li umerous, aud can be pointed out iu eveiy commuui- i ty where this must unrivaled remedy has beeu tested. ! lie slow, than to believe the oft-repeated story ' about the lungs being gone; or rather let no such appreheusion iudtico you to give up. Act upon the principle that while there is hope. Too cau never I be so low that you may not trust, humauuly speak- ' ing, in Hull's Ikilsain. More than one, nav, hun- ! dreds has it brought almost trom death" i life, j when all else ha tailed, tiive, then, this powerful !

uui uniiuiius i eiueu j e wiui. Call on the agent and get a pamphlet gratis. The treatise on consumption alone is worth the price of

...... intuit ii.c. Bwii ion mm ceruucaiei oi pnyslciaus in Cincinnati, ami of others whose cures have leen effected here at home, where they cau le found. We have certificates of its cures from many of our most respecialde citizens men and women who live and have beeu cured among us. For particulars we iefer those living out of the city to ourageuts. Against sucl. preparations a never effect cures Hlifiii it liu its origin, we would caution you. Unknown persons and places, and fictitious cases, are made subservient to the sprstid and use of remedies of this doubtful character. IMfBe sure aud ask furUr. Win. Hall's Balaam for the longs. For sale by the Proprietors, A.L.8COHLL A, CO..

No. 11! West Eighth St., Cincinnati. Also, by Keller White, Jvausriih, ind. ri . 3. Thompson, dc8-df-w2ui v w wi w noie boxts new raisins ;

4U half do do 10 quarter bunch do just received at SORKXSON 4 CO.'i

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The undersigned flatter them. Ives tliMt long ex- j perienre and careful attention will enable them to ' merit a reputation eiptal to any Saloon iu tins west- ! ern country. j "W A spfendid Lunch will e erred up iu the I most approved -stvlr-, ei.rv luormuu at 10 o'oioi k. ' II A 51 M Kit Jt PitEIlTVsiti, ! ' fate of New Orleans. I TgfHtiufi 'it t 4 it ti ii:itii;tijit o ' s quarter sacks strictly pure tr.-sli sioiual. just t received and for sale I. v " ' I'll A Jr. M.-.luilXSTON, novjsi 1'osey's ftl.uk, Alain street. j

' $50 Reward ! TOJ.KS- Jh'JtO.H TJffJ At, USt JtiHv!f er, Hvinir in Centre tow nr.lii;, .kchesniK s.trel mare, fifteen linini high, or thei -eaboiits with two white himl feet, ar.da narrow r i 1 1 -r of w hile on one of her foro fret, a white collar mark on her breast and Hfturim h"r forehead ; aed nhout six j'ears; trots and sometimes ices. " erv d. i ile and easily aipnwlimi. S;iid mare was taken from my farm about three weeks i:io. I w ill give the above reward Sir lier recovery. ! '- KLIAtJ KB1CK. Kvausville, iiovadlwf wlf

J Attachment before O. f7. McBride, Citv Record

Adolphi'i II 11.11." ) " "-omcio J. I. l3 u-iti-r ov .it tj ru.u K.yr wjb m-a- issued by me on the i!jid c"ay November, lx.ni, in a case wherein William I'. Devon and Charles Kockwood are plaintiffs, and Adolphus Huhn is defendant, and it appearing from the return ot thesummoiistbat no personal service could be hail, this is to notify said defendant of the pendenci of the said anion, aud that said action will be tried before meat my office in the city of EvansvUle, Vanderburgh count;,-, Indiana, on the 3uth day of December, A. I. ls .:t, at 9 o'clock in the forenoou G. W. JlcCRIPE, City Recorder, nov20w:iw and ex-otficio J. V.

: rnMiK tsvnn mum tt.it s.n.it.i A JtL engine and boiler tor sale whk-h tie will sell ; on very reasonable icn.t. it is nearly new, slid j well suited to i un an v kind i l in;o iii;i -i , carding : or latliing machines, or ciiciilai saw v. Kor tei iiis ; apply to the Ulidersi-iinl. i .Saw burgh, Ind. d.u l JO. I.AWKKNCK.

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Family Groceries. AO. !, MRoT ST., ht.T. MAIS rf- LOVll9 flS- a-' i'.ft Wit,!, UKMM. ceive regularly during the coming winter and spring, a choice artivle of . t-HAKER TARLK HI TTER.

Also Poultry, l.girs. Vegetables, Dried Fruit, Iloiuminy, leans, fplit Peas, Leaf Lard Jtc. ELoVIt AXD MEAL. I 3Iy stock of staple and fancy groceries is Urge and complete, (,'ive En rtnrr a cail. ioS'A. B. Uoods delivered to any part of the city freeof i liar.'e. (deel ii Aiiij w aiibT&Tc; utleky: C1ii.rtti.KS S. Wtii,ZS, t.fl fOHTXH 'ilIKKi:rn AM) WHoLKSALE JOBBKR, M. I I Ell: T .s r., OE1'. J. 11. MA Hi! EE t CO. I lone now, and always keep, a good large si k 1 ol-C .ods in my hue to supply nt wholesale to ; MKUi'ilANTS ANf) IKAPKHS. My lio ilito s t,,r buying are unequalled bv any ! Hardware man. Havjog been raised to the Hard'. I ware trade iu J m'iaua and Cincinnati, my acquaint- ! DUiT v.iih i be di naiiid.s of the West are thorough ; WITH A TICADK 'hat ih in mils a ery large quautity of Goods, and I the care and pains taken by me in seltcting PatMc brands and iiinliiies, 1 am enabled to offee j lilt BKT UK GOODS j loner tli . ii pinny would have lo sell triwhy articles, scarcely worth the freight home. A uiiiiuteersmI illatiou of inv stcek i'V i A lOlMKY MKKCUANT ' is ciiiivalent to a sale to the party, without fail, j And the la st advertisements I have are the satis, i factory leports made by uiy WHOLKSALK Ct'STOMERS, l uud thu strong recouiuicudntions given f tay ej tablisliiuent to olaers who desire to lay iu a new

btocu uy those wiio regularly purchase of mo. Kor Fall and Winter sales I oflei 1.7 bxs Weils' ''Hunt's Axes; 60 do tipplucott's do. ; 6o do. I 'oIHi:h' do. ; .Vldoi Suusage Cutters ; S00

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WOH JtXJVTTUK

Ji. erly occupied l.v J. 31. Caldwell.

——>The Helena <Shieid> [sic] says a man named John Watts was murdered in a low shanty in that county a few days ago. Patrick Sullivan and Daniel McCarthy are in jail charged with the murder, but the evidence against them is merely circumstantial. The same paper, states that a family of several persons in Saline county in that State, about a month ago, died from the effects of eating of a deer affected with the black tongue. The deer was killed in the afternoon, and looked healthy; the family partook of the venison that night, and next morning all, with the exception perhaps of an infant, were dead. ———<>———

ceived and for sale by SOUENSlN" C- CO.

STOREROOM" FORM-

ltflSM.ll

jiKiu ami iiycainura streets. Knquire of decSd:it J. M. CALDWELL. i Collector's Sale ! Of Rrat E'tale for the jin;me.i of iW cn.f hp,i,v j of eide-icnllc iwpnpe,uent. 1 fwTtvjs ms iijiitjziti' s i V w that bv virtue of two precepts, issued out of ' the Clerk s office of the city of Evansville, ami to J me directed, I will sell at public outcry at the door j of the Court House in the citv of I.vansville, on 1 Friday, the auh day or Deember, ISjH, the follow- j ir.g lot9 ct parcels of real estate, or as much thereof 1 as may bo necessary to pay the amounts assessed1 and charged against said lots respectively, as the ' cost and expense of making side-walk improvements in front of said lots, together with the r,u !

id' sale :

Lot No. 1, Itlock No. 1,

Ertrtu tlf t 'inrhtmii Wathlnglon Items.

'ashi.oto, I)ec."5.

5' Occasional" writes from Washington to Forney's Press :

j It is rumored that immediately after the j organization of the House cne of the Virginia delegation will rise in his place and I introduce a bill making an appropriation to I defray all the expensus incurred, as well in j tj10 suppression of the attack at Harper's j Furry, as in the subiequent proceedings, the money, of course, to come out of the naj tional imasnry. Whether Judge Black has j suggested this movement, or whether it I comes from the President, in his anxiety lo address himself to the existing excitement in the South, in order to promote his noraij nation ly the Charleston Convention, I am ! not "We to say : but I have no dnuht tht

SFA new monthly paper to be published in Cincinnati, is announced. It will be edited by Rev. M. D. Conway, assisted by Judge Stallo and Dr. Isaac M." Wise, of this city, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Dr. Fur-ni-ss, O. B. Frothingham, S. Longfellow, G. F . Noyes, B. F. Sanborn, and other distinguished gentlemen of the East. "The Dial'' for that is the name selected is announced to lie chiefly the organ of religious progress, but it will have a warm side towards

science, art, and the social problem. W

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Sio : II 4i; j It 40 i III i I J so i i -S7 SI 04 j : 33 i 0 .13 u i 10 30 I

(rOOD READING EVERT.. WEEK, AT ONLY OrVfi DOLLAR A YEAR, SUBSCRIBE FOR ' ''' THEWEEKLY JOURNAL ' ' ' ' i ' . . ; '' '. '!:,' ! - ' ii WIKRE YOIT WILL OKT V0UR'

MOXKV'S WORTH, , v .. . i . -. .. -i I AND MORE TOO !

rjJiHJs ,.'tntt!tftvjbji winjLt Jt respectfully Inform their tririnis aud the public generally, tint they have reini ved their otlice and store to their i;cw biiibling on Kr-I hticet, tlnee daorn above 1'ine street, near the foiiinlrr, where they wili be able u give more prompt attention to the orders of their customers. A large lot of Stoves will be sold out at rerai!, at holenaie prii:es, iu order lo oio.-e out rhe r.-k. dec'. K1;A1V J; Hi:iLMAN. CHBlSTtAN KB.T7. vf 5! . iirit.MAN. KRATZ & HEILIMLAN. cirr foundry i M A L' FA CT I! U K II s A N I ' If I 1 1. 1 V. I!S OI'.S V K J LMil.NKH AM) Hoi LlOli.-i, Savr and (ii'it iliil -daeiiiie-i y, Xobaec.-, i:i-e'.v, Uumuiiuglackiues. I liines..uar 'ane 2Uilis. lirasing .Machines.

f. A NSVil J.F., IXO. rsrvTE rnoruTETORy of the citv eovxSL dry beg leave to inform their friends and the

I public in general, that tin y are prepared to do all j kinds of machine a:;m vixishini; vdi;k, aud ver; thing appertaining to the foundry business, liiey ate luHiiuiucturin ri-iKA h Ii.MiiNca .on I Hoirits of any ?i. and poiver repined. Saxvlil

jlm'liilierj.Hiia Mill Ccariug ol iiy tit ; Jiistillery and Mining Machiuery. 'rol.aceo'.S,-rews, ;iirnmiiig Mai hints, Thrualiiiig Mm l:in i, Jlali Mills, Horsepowers, Corn-suellcrs, Mai liinerv ot all Kln.l,' made and repair.-d. iron and lirais I 'a.sliiii;s every description. Iron ii-ainc Ironis, C. liar liratcs' .fC C'ookiti;; litnl Heating Move.' of t,e latert UK proved pHlteiun: il.-Moiv V'.-,le, ilor Irorii, ,e BRLWKKL. MSTII.I.KrlS, KLC'l'I s'IKIIS, At, Supplied -aith every lim'-riptlon of C..p.r ai.ii iih.tlron Wort. lire ins Ken.. K.-f- iterators Atb!niorators, Kpar-es, Still!. Midi ami IViiinu oi,' an improved principle. Coliinni.s ,.! A.U.0I10I Mills Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, A -.; t.'opper. Lead and' Iron I'ipe; Clipper, iirass and Irou i'uiups of -ivivariety, for beer, spirits, oil, jr.; isr.i.-.- C.e-ks and Valves, 8team Whistles, Ac.

Workmen sent to id! parts to lit up work mid do 1 repairs on Si-ain iloii.-r-, ( .'upper a'jd .-l:e,-l iron Work, dx. ' OLI MKTAT.S I:i.l't;HT. They are dealing in and (ellins Allen's Improved Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron vteldcd Pipes and Tu- '

do 7: forkcc Knives; 2.ISI0 setts Tlii w ivu. ...a

"u 1 Forks; loudoi Iluleher Kuives; UbOdo. bbears and

M-issors ; At do. Uar.ors ; 1,000 do. t'tlea (mostly Bulchor'sj; 'J" do. (iraiu SSbovrls; 50 ao Ames' do. aud other brand.- ; a.Ond It Pump Chain j 60 setts do. Gearing : ,(.iu feet do. Tubing (split aud bored); 00 doz .Seives and kiddles ; 3 sases Alill Saws ; 3 do. Hook Tooth and Cut Sau ; iio doxeu Wood Saws, (framed); boo doz I.o -ks and Latches ; 300do Butts; 1 jut gn.ss .-crews (Vt to 4 in. I; 2()o do Pad Locks (assorted); l.noo.imi (;. J). ;un Caps; 600,000 11. B. do. do., plain ami ribbed : fi'Sl.bOo other aim! tie

lO.i.mt feet talcty Fine ; HI rusks Curry Combs ; ;k

io. iciiooi billies; o j. xiiiies;3 Ho. Bhot liuns (Si to S-5 each); 5 do. Gtiu Uarrcls ; Guu Trimmings iu utiy quantity largest assortment iu the

Ollile

tale to comiiH r.ee at lu o'clock day. p, docTd.'iw

Slttil 82 A. M., on said MJHML'CK.

City Collector.

FA NO V F U ItS.

wtKST is i: 1 1 :i 1. oje the saj- ,

And if yon want a

bin;.', iliram ilopkj us imprond Mnut iUatbin

iiteplii'ii Hughes' i'iotir .Separators, tit 1 man HoltiiiK Cloth, (iuiu Elastic Heltinp, Pack n.;. liore, Jc, ot the bout kind; Tinplate, Mieet lroi , liioi k liu, Pig Iron, Habit Jletal, Spelter, Fire il.-iek. They have every la' il.i.v of the beat Machinery and workmen, aud will trice nil noi k entrusted tr them, their indiTidual nttentlotf, rillititr ordeir promptly, vvarrmtiuir their vork, and are satislieif with reasonable pries-.

ufiic and rial.- Hoohm, No. i;n Main .-tre. f Found' y, Holler Yard and Jlachiiio tjh .p on fur sneer, betivecu First and SecoiiJ streets, f.vaii.i. i Tille, Indiana. Iuc7 Ztttuoi tto rT, r.tf jii v.i, s.titiJ, 1 WM i round H :;, p.-ai I Ilarlev, 11 a l oiln r di) is for childreu and im alid-, fur ?.tle af ' - y " - V. . II. I', a i'iiDAi:U v ieco liru' More, 17 Jlam street. : M. Ml)sVOii it. in lt J.Ti f Oitr'' W erof Dauerreotyie, Aiiilr).iy;.e, ard Me- : I.iiuc-fypc Stock, ami "' te tal uput' tor Photo.

pra hie materials, all '.I which a. - ft' ied at diiced prices at 17 ? A IN STKKKT. r1BQEZii(E Jl sr iViii:Eii v 'l jb 0 another lot of l i iii I and Coal Oil l.iilllll-.

SCALE AT FACTORY PRICES.

lfti ristfonn (Tea and Countor) ; 0 Scale Beams : 2A down Steelyards. JAPAN i.U AND 8TAM PKn TIN WAH.R. ' 20 cas s (fully aisorted) ; 50 bdls Tinners' Wire; Kettle Fnrs, Uivets, Brass Wire, Cloth, Ac MAC1IIN V. ULLTISU. M.iat'i feet 1,11111 H.dtinr and Hose: .VXl !T, nm

Paikinc (i-Haort- I). With Nceillei., . Port Jlonuaies, Candlesticks, l!iuhei. Combs, Ked Fasu-utngs, 'I hiiuldes, Uazor Strops, Clothes Pins, 1 Pencils, Harps, Grindstones, ! Tacks, Skaies, Coffee aiilis. 4c. i AS .SOME no, ! i wt-, advertise all the Koods sold Id the .last li ! months, an j oil 1 expect to sell during the lext 18 i month. i 1 ' 1 1 ' N T Ii Y M KltCIIA NTS j rM" satisfy tlieuiselves by look inn iu, that I have, I ami do kfj on bond (by fr) the most superior I stock, as to size and quality, kpt in the State. ' itli Hardware alone, I occupy three stories and i cellar of a house -jl t -ct front by 10O feet deep, purchased of rnaiinfactureij alone. In all the Kaalern ; maiHifnctiirinu States, and j iiNi.LANH AND GKRMAJJY. , Importing (dirctt) nil foreign Hardware and CutI lcry. ;ood Hound Mer.'hants, sold oa usual time, and Ca ,h buyers ottered bargains THAT AUK ilAKOAIN'S. All orders tilled promptly, and will have my personal attention. Hardware Is much che er than i-Mi '. Call and see! CHAS. S. WELLS, it'tvS'i No. 13 First street, Xvaosvilln.

-' V1tTiVE THE JJV.Yl.i I, lm-etiliof the Stockholders ot tlx, Hn.net.

.-.t Kvansville or the Hank of the State of Indiaua, t lor ha elci-rioti of five Diria tors to serve the ensu- . fn jear, will be held at the Banking House in ; '.vansvill,;, on TCKoDAY, the third day of Jaunary, Imsi. betweeu the heurs of 10 o'clock A. AI.. and .1 o'clock P. M. l!y order ol the Board of Directors. uov::u-otIA'wte SAM L. HAYAUD, Cashier, rBniulrerMpy. m 9 ) do.en Tubs,

At iioxen ashboariL-;. I'.eo ived lair st'r Silver Wave, at SoUENsOJi t CO.'S.

ii-just rici iveit per Railroad, at iov:i SOKENSON CO.'S. TES HH.i TES! J p..ir 2.V to $l.W per pair; )i pair akato straps, lor sale by CHARLES 8. WELLS, K- 13, First street. rwEH-'-ii-iyrE HMWT'vrji At licl, teas, from site to t l.:uper pound, at , . ; Z. H. COOK. 'H uo?' -. Pioneer Family Grocery Tiiiitt iniks'EitH!-jijrMk:ii -. article to du: t furniture, and for merchants' CHAS. S. WELLS, 13, First street. i. a - ii it sn ti 1 o u a van a j, h LV pi ime Seed in store and for sale by ''" S. 8. BABC0CK. k.-i bast quality, for sale low by d' 3 S. K. GILBERT CO.

H SON". h. spleudid assortment, comprising !1 tho styles out for the eiisnin.- n-inl.r '.,11

aud see. VAUTIEK & M ARf'ON'ii! IER.

1'ajnrr which gives more

ta? lal'st pal.-i.l, Kll if w!:icli 11 re oRe red for i-aie.

''. i'. i'. S'iOltiJAltO S, uec-'l 17 iiim s,rict.

.I. iit EH .'-1UO ii tt JL E s r:s, for tale by S. E. GILBERT k CO.

spou -i.ii.c.t. tsTUCK JOIIIXAL! I860 J r&MIK tiUKJIT SUCCESS WHMCIl M- has attendeil the publicatiou of the first vol- I awe of the AMERICAN STOCK JOURN AL, has induced the proprietor to undertake several im- ' provenients 6r the volume commencius January, i 1S), and he now offers it to the public with the as- 1 surance that its preseut higrh character will la; fully : sustained, and that no effort will be spared to render the paper an indispensable necessitv to all interested in the breeding and uiaiiagem'eiit of our ! domestic animals. - The Veterinary Department will be under the i editorial direction of Doct. Geo. H. Dadd, the dis- i

.uB.ii'ii , eiennary .-urteon, anu late editor and 1

Iloin

rv Haoo.ua 3a it ox.

and groi

e '.tvrs uiatturs

Of special

To ili ptople of this

HE.t VI"

STooif, for sale low bv

. K. GILEEHT Co, led v,.. I. Sveain-.re sir -. t.

Viu.iHs'.'i cn'tiE tifoita: oe

all ouaiities., froui iiaraiiti-ed imre ilavima. i

importance i tocominon, for sale at the lowest Cincinnati or ! Louisville prii i s. and v an- ::it.i lo -ie satisfic- ! ' tion. s. K GILBERT .V Co. ; dicl No. 4, Sycamore street. ' fxiiEESE loo "aa'xR 'ijiutjit

'- very choiej. che.-se, r.-ou .i direct from i the Western iieserve uiauul'aciurorH, for sale low

State suIi-r-riSl. for Ly. - !- - GILbEUT t CO

ib-c.1

set to record tlie alvancinir dnv of OoH

to mark the meanings of events, clinging to them as their shadows, under the foil con-

The fight for Speaker is .,v.- goin- on iu '. some sncli proposition will be made and in- ' vlc"oa.taat " shadows point to the sun. the Douse. Grow Las declined, which will I sisteil upon. ! . e d no' covet for our Monthly the po-

ML1U11 IHI 111 IS I V III TI e rMsemrl trtn ' j ,n !,.,

run bherciau s vote up to no when the next ballot is taken. So far. only Montgomery, of Ta., and the Illinois delegation of the anti-Lecouiptonires have gone for Bocock. The signs are favorable tor a Republican organization. .Several Democrats are absent, and Clarke, of Mo., has introduced a filibustering rerolution that no inan who

recommendeil Helpers "Crisis of

bouth, is Ct to la? speaker. This to gain time. It is a poor ilod 'c, won't amount to much. Sickles is here. Some of hi3 friends received him verv kindly.

1 on the 15th ultimo.

as one of the moat

I traversing the country. However tuanv i may dislike his politics, his' lectures are : universally admired. His dissertation on

the life and death of Henry Clay, is one of

Were it

the ' the finest things v rr hooe.i

is only

d IirOOlem. He ! nroorietor of the ln,........ l--,.. r ,

quote from the circular: " The Dial will be i KMh number of the paper contain larire is

l'; )" nauesomely Ullislratetl. It is published monthly at 5 Park Row, 'ew York Terms, 31,00 per year, ivuri,,bly in adcaH-r, with a" lilieral discount tociubs. WS" Specimen copies gratis. Monev may be siiit at publisher's risk, ia reyittrrl lettera. '. LINSLEV, Proprietor, t . M. SixtoD, Baker , Co., Agents, Xo 25 Park Row, New York. det-7w2weowl

AJET TUK MARloN llnri.-

ouly public house at Prinietw, t

ty seat of Gibson county, Indiana, is ibr sale on reasonable terms. Applvto lecTdlw CHA.l' i'ltLT.lSllTriV D, .

JCES, Ut f it-M.1 U'S, AC. "

jo oozeuaxes j lit iio wood-snws :

i do shovel, tongs aud forks ; fi l meat -cutters ; ! 30 do butcher k

THE DAILY JOURNAX,

GVJVit lilES i

0r i izs. Prunes, Hock ( amir

No. 4,

-it.tTES,

rumors street.

tg Horace Greeley lectured in Lanorte i cou'ltr.v; we do not wish to do the work

o. He is" justly regarded j th'lt tl"'.rS have d?ne or are doinP so welli

t .nstructive lecturers now I what others reserve, of ..leading

pressed, of proclaimiur the discoveries anil

thoughts which are commonly whispered in ! -Jhe ear. We therefore promise a large bos- i vitality to all Thinkers and all well-consid- j tred couvictions. lt.is said that telling too I imich truth is a dangerous disease a mono- '

wpott JT thee

TEX : 5 - I

rr mVL v

ITlOSt 1 n- i on hand mid for in- r j-tt t r-r c

.St an TPs" hut ir" f-t! aa ,7tUM rWT - ' - V110..-'1.

nn;i hip rnr nur I iltr.t - r rt . : lAnnidl j unH K.. a i ?

... i. .k . ' lt-LLure tommme j""""1 hiuiiu miai 111

- to squeeze in au alJitioDal Wturo th.;e f

. . . ' j'lwinr rAnnar --. rurifntmn . i tit i -srsa- . , . t

former ! course, wo wish they would secure Horace i'ZZV'-l ' "a ule ".est l f 8 3 " "- i; I-ssu ur.

. .. . i j m.ireu wire, at

lain street.

Greulev.

i sustain and. survive some plain speaking ou 1 vital subjects" CKa. Gaz. .:

dec6

CIIAJtl.i: a M'fLLS,

o. 13. 1 irst street.

FIVtl DOLLARS A YEAR, OR.

CEST8 A WEEK. n zf Send in your orders, 1 ' Friends, and vie

Return yo q the wflttii of Your jEoooey,

wilr i -

tJitjp, NulM of ell

kibs, i.i,nonce, iuri:-., (;i-is Jars, Lai.terus and I'lasts. Putty, Fancy Soaps, Teas, Ni-tHjex". Saltpetre, ardhte. Oysters, etc, for a by .-. K. ;i I, BRUT CO, ilec3 Xu. -1, Sycaiuorestreet. T visit rA.vC.A"'xKv"L(7inj'"v-' Sou, Warren jr Hydo's tip t,.p ;.p!iI Pei.s, Just received and fur sale cheap by KI'l IKOLFK Hiif'S, hor 'li 8 Main Btrect. '.

i iieA t "Et.orte -1' e

bilekvi beal lloilr. j.l-'t reC'-i ed at VIClvKKY II BOS. ', J- laiu itieef.

E t- "cttOi' St"EHTs'EiaST t A U It I V A I, ll I II Ki.T 13 lib.is new Sceui , tr'.-in pliifati.,n. 4'f bbiS ' Jtlolllfeii. 10 bf bids new " i Jost rece;.. .i f.er ( bar t .-l..r, an.1 f -r Rale by te12 ii,i!.(.l. I-I IS i' I-. U ac I'-J. .

-jsylvania

novl7

jgiiitcurn s.t if ..' -:,o catcrr.JH

US saws ot a snpi-rP'i-

10 i'it..-& HE. e. received to-day bv

. iiSNi'Aii, I' Main street,

4iT.itt 3 and pa ile-,-:;

rjpottjcctni& tt ox's cj.vitisEs Jm. poiiiiiia. Iialf-Bounds, fives, tens. Dr. twist.

etc., assorted ijuaiities, from ll'i to 45c per pound, tor sale by ti. K. UILBEitT A CO "ecJ . No. 4, Sycamore street, j S,&iliiijti i.jjit JfOH Sii,2ilZ. I r We are authorized to sell at private sale the ; north-east "juartcr of section 21, towuship 4 south, i r.-iui lowest, in Vanderburgh county, containlDg . H itacrcs. Tliis is the old .lames W. Jones place, lying on li itii sides of the Princeton road, mile ; south uf Van iugton, and is one of the best farms . lu ibis part of the State. There are about 70 acres under cultivation, with a Kod young fruit bearing : orchard, n ;rooj ilclliiip house and all necessary i oat-houses, including large new log barn. The place is iu k"'' order and will be sold at a bargain ' ' upon reasonable terms. Possession will be (jiveu iu ! Ma,rcb next. CUAMiLKIt k HYNj&S, novistif Aicents. . K.VTIRfi .NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS AT iRosor's. AT jr. I- r.S- fJ J V S T HETC'ttjy'EIt MJ from New York with a second supply of FANCY AND STAPLE IIty G0GIB for this season, and ladies wishing to make their selections in Itruss tioods and Kotiorts for tha holidays will, we hope, not f ul to WkealTantag of t!ie uppoi tuiiity, oltere-1 at the well. known stand, No. i'.'l 31aiU Street. Dot-2S KuSEE BE03. &. CO.. gfi tTE t s tttiiT i'ricTior. 1j II. NKLON t CO. will sell at auction, this inoriiiuir. at lO o'clock, a one-horse waiton, a good counter scle, two milch cows, one hundred gross of mutrhos -.'5 thrifty. growing willow shade trees, dry goods, e n.tv.'O

CliJ.yii EE I EMS, I" E .VsVA.VTf, Brackets, and Portable Lights re-frilded and

ai 'Jliereu to hargc, by oct 7

saw mandril?

dece

ll:i!ll v Jll-I 'II A lil.f.S No. i;

re(-eied. Also , WILLS, j Firai street.

look as well as new r) xtui es. or no

John oukikn co., 21 Locust street.

MOKES HJ.TIHl M CHEESE, Just received and for sale at COOKJ!

Piocaer Family OTiXsry

oct':l