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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

TIE DIFFERENT PHASES OF ONO LocoFo-
coIsM.-We publish the following TO show
the shades of Ohio Locofocosm. At recent
Loco meeting at Urbana, Champaign county,
in the Soutern part of the State, which NOM
mated Miles G Beatty, Il Delegate to the con-
stituiional Convention, it WAS
Res0l"ed. That we are uuitedly opposed
TO negro suffrage, and we will vote against
the adoption of any Constitution that places
US upon u level with the negro.
On the Western Reserve, the ChdrdOn
Democrat thus expounds Democracy"
1--WE confess, then, that we are in favor o.
extending the right Of suffrage to all Of law
full age. who may desire TO EXCISE it. be they
male or female, without regard to the shape
Of their noses. the thickness of their lips. the
curl Of their hair, or the color Of their skins.
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Interesting Lectures.

On Thursday evening, we had the pleasure
Of hearing the Rev. Mr.. Fishers Lecture on
Oratory. delivered at the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Fisher has delivered several lectures
since his arrival, which have been spoken of
in higher terms probably than any lectures
ever before delivered IN Evansville. There
is indeed, united to their scholastic beauty
and excellent delivery, a freshness and warmth
of feeling, which send the words glowing in
to the hearts of the hearers. They come
from an Irish heart burning with the fervor
of feeling that so generally marks the sons Of
the Green Emerald Isle, and polished intc
beauty by education. and fine fancy. The
lecture we heard. was replete with beautiful
passages and classical illusions, and ilustra
ted by the great examples afforded in the
orators of modern times. All were pleased
who were present. The excellence of THU
lecture left no room for critique. We com
mend his remarks relative to the establish
ment oil debating clubs, &C., to the attention
of our young men. This is not a reading
community, but TO keep up with the progress
Of the age, it must be made such. Will
money making is very good in its own way
mind making Is quite as commendable.
This evening. Mr.. Fisher will deliver
lecture at the Presbyterian Church, on Vim
street. Subject-The Worth Of Liberty.
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SURGICAL, INSTRUMENTS.

M WAkD & Co, Successors to w. K. Goul-
w ding, agt.) 80 Maiden Lane, New York :,
manufacture and have constantly on hand large
assortment of SU i,GICAL AND DENTAL IN
SHIPMENTS, Syringes, Trusses, &c. &c.
Their Establishment being the oldest and largest
in the United States. enables them 10 furnish the
above articles OF Superior quality and loW prices.
Druggists and Country Dealers when visiting the
City requested to call and examine their Stock
before purchasing. Descriptive Catalogues with
prices, forwarded by mail on application. "Orders
promptly attended to-"
w. WARD g. Co., continue to keep on hand, at
their old stand So Maiden Lane, Gold street, an
extensive stock of Drugs NJ dicines, Paints, Oils
and Dye Stufis which they offer low prices as
any other house in the trade.
New York. April, 1850. TaplS 3t1
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~ DR.. Pease, dean of Ely, was once at
dinner, when just as the cloth was removed.
the subject of .scourse happened to be that
of an extraordinary mortality among young
lawyers We have los" said a gentleman,
mot less than six eminent barristers in as
many mouths" The dean, who was quite
deaf, rose as his friend finished his remarks,
land gave the company grace" For this and
every other mercy, the Lords name be prais-
ed"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

JuLrA.-The excellent packet Julia starts
this afternoon for White River, with fair
freight The Julia has lately been repaired,
and is a substantial steamer. Capt Prunty
is well known on the Wabash trade especial
ly, and will become popular on White River,
when he becomes appreciated. lfthe peo-
pie of White River can induce him TO keep in
the trade, they will never secure a more &C
commodating gentleman, nor a better boat
than that which he commands.
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nocInnrt and Jasper Plank Road.


The Plank Road meeting held at Rockport
on Tuesday last. was well attended. Mr..
VIM. Jones of Gentryvilie, was called to the
char, and Mr.. Rudd appointed Secretary
The Chairman stated the object of the meet
ing. after which. Mr.. Pitcher, Of Mt. Vernon.
being called upon, addressed the meeting in
plain. practical way. He gave statistics
relative to cost and wearage Of Plank Roads
spoke of their cheapness and benefits, &c.
He was followed by Judge Lockhart and
John Ingle, Esq, who made remarks appro-
pirate TO the occasion. The distance from
Rockport to Jasper is about forty miles, and
a road connecting these points, would tray
erse rich and beautiful section Of country,
we'll adapted for the building of Plank Roads.
At present, if we rightly remember the
amount, there are 1927, 900 subscribed. 1t is
not known whether the amount required can
be raised or not. All the speakers united in
urging upon the citizens Of Rockport, that in
case they could not readily get the proper
amount of stock taken, then to run the Road
SO far as their capital would admit, whence il
would ere great while be pushed onward
till it finally reached Jasper. This is the pol
ICY Run the Road to Gentryville, six miles
distant, and we fully agree with the speak
ers in believing, that this section will be founC
TO pay SO good an interest on money invested
and will give such satisfaction to those living
along its route, or who living further back
81, hot mill bo
till another section is added, and anothe
neighborhood be thus connected with Rock
port.
The citizens of that town are awakening
and we hope soon to hear that they are no
only progressing well in their newborn en-
terprise but that other towns we might nam,
are following their example. And let thu
farmers in the vicinity Of Rockport awakeI
to a sense of the importance of this Planl
Road improvement. AS Rockport grows 81
will their farms and produce be increased il
value-and let one Farmers Road, a
these Plank Roads have been called, be start
ed from Rockport, and the farmers examin
and travel upon it, and witness the advan
tdSOs II dAoi"S 'ioSO e'o"S il9 'Ou'"' anu W
word for it they will not rest content till the.
have Plank Road of their own. Thes
Roads are not called the -" Farmers Road,
merely because they are always popular wit
the farmers, but because they can be built b.
the farmers. Instead Of contributing money
they can contribute labor toward tie con
struction of the Road But we shall allud
TO this at another time.
Committees were appointed by the meet
ing, TO solicit stock, and to correspond witt
citizens OF neighboring towns relative Il
the Plank Road. If not too long, we shal
publish the proceedings in full when received
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he did so to the centre of the hall, and 1t was
only by the most strenuous exertlonS that the
parties were kept asunder.
Persons from the galleries rushed out. APP
pretending general melee. Several Sen
ators surrounded Foote-Dickinson seized his
pistol; meanwhile Benton was struggling in
the hands of friends endevoring to restrain
him from approaching Foote. Benton loud
w denounced Foote as an assassin who had
dared to bring pistol into the Senate TO muir
der him. He said n have no arms! Elk
amineime! | carry nothing OF the kind
Stand out of the way, and let the assassin
fire."
| As Benton said this he threw off those who
j held hIm-tore open his vest, waiting the tlre
OF his antagonist. Foote was restrained from
advancing.
The Vice President, after repeated calls,
succeeded in restoring order and comparatiVe
quiet MIR. Benton resumed his seats.
MIR Fooe rose and enqured if he could
proceed in order
Mr. Benton in a lond voice and much eX-
cited. demanded that the Senate should take
cognizance of the fact that pistol had been
brought iuto the Senate to assasslnate HIM,
Mir. Foote explained that he had no intan-
ton to attack any body; his whole course
was on the defensive. He had been inform
ed that an attack would be made on him, and
supposed when the Senator from Missouri add
vanced towards him that he was armed and
prepared to attack him; he had advanced TO
the centre Of the chamber to be i'll a position
where he could get MIR. Benton i'll the main
aisle OH equal terms.
Mr.. Benton protested that he never carried
arms.
The Vice President requested Mr.. Foote
Ito - h. nod
what course it was proper for the chair &c
pursue.
Mr. Hale said he could not let such a trans
action as had been WITNESSED go to the country
without opposition.
MIR. Foote-'I court it."
Mr.. Borland said he never knew Mr.. Ben
ton TO carry arms Benton in his seat,no lever
Mr. Dodge moved committee ofseven be
appointed to investigate the subject.
Mr.. Clay expressed the hope the Mr.. Ben
f and Foote would 90 before the magistrate
or else pledge themselves before the Senate
not 10 commit breach OF the peace.
Mr. Benton. | have done nothing TO au-
thorse charge Of an intention 10 commit d
breach ofthe peace and will rot in Jail be
lore | will give promise by which admit
such an act
Mr. Foote said he was willing for the inves
legation. he had only pr pared himself Tor al
attack of which he had been warned. he
, felt bound as man Of honor to take proceed
Jugs elsewhere.
Mr. Benton greeted this with content
f uous laugh.
~ committee to enquire into the matte
was appointed and they adjourned
HOUSE.
After ballotIngs this morning Mr.. J. Nc
: CIintock Young. democrat Of Illinois, wa
elected Clerk by one vote. The 9th aud las
trial stood Young 96 Prindal 5, Walker II
scattering 5, total 108-necessary to choic
95.
!. The Speaker declared Mr.. Young electe
and the House then adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20
AFLAw IN THE WEBSTER TRlAL.-I he

A FLAW IN THE WEBSTER TRIAL.-I he
Boston Bee says:
sets lawyer is about to publish an argument
to show that Dr. Webster was not allowed
his legal rights IN regard to the constitution
of the Jury which tried him that the court
proceeded Illegally in rejecting three jurors
from The panel on account oftheir sentiments
on capital punishment; ana that any prisoner
has a right to a choice by lot OF impartial
men, irrespective of their opinions on punish
ment. From the arguments that have here
tofore proceeded from this genleman's pen,
we are quite sure he will make shaking
an .ong the dry bones Of the law"
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FIRE, MAXINE AND RIVER
INSTR ANCE-

HE EVANSVILLE lNsURANcN COMPANY, of Evans
- vile, Indiana, will insure Buildings and per-
al property IN course OF transportation, and
40 amboats and Vessels, against loss or damage by
'ee or water, on rs favorable terms as any otker
sponsible company.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Sam' Hall, Peter Sharpe,
John lngie, Jr., Henry O. Babcock,
Conrad Baker, Philip Decker.
JOHN NJ. ST OCKWELL, Pres't
JAS G.. JOINS, Secy. [aplS If
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Branch BANK at henderson. Ky.

A gentleman from Henderson informs US
that 100000 stock have been taken there
in the Farmers Bank of Kentucky. The
amount required to establish Branch Of the
State Bank at Henderson, was $4,000
There is much wealth concentrated at Hen
derson, and this Branch will doubtless be
found of great utility in the business opera
tions of the citizens.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

'ScAT.-We say to the citizens OF Hender-
son county, and 10 the people generally. that
they are harboring in their midst a wolf in
Sleeps clothing Henderson Banner.
And we say that they are doing still worse.
In harboring you they are harboring a goat
in goats clothing and constantly subjectng
themselves to the loathsome stencil perpetu-
ally emenating from that filthy brute Hen
derSOn Hen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

DR.. WEBsTER's RELIGIoN.-We are re-
quesad to state that the rumor IN circulation
yesterday, that DR.. Webster had renounced
Unitarianism and become an orthodox. is not
true; on the contrary, DR.. Webster remarked
to a gentleman, yesterday, that he never was
more firmly convinced of the truth of Uuita-
riauisIn than now; it affords relief and com
fort to him In tins most trying period of his
existence Boston Bee
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20
5000 WORTH OF GELD WATCHES,
JEWELRY. &c, &c.
AT AUCTION

a AUOIIUN!
ON Friday evening, April 18TH, commencing at
~ early candle light, and al private a any time
thereafter, at our Auction Room, ON Water street,
consisting in part of fine Gold English Levers, An
Choir Levers, Double time do, Silver Lever and
Virgo Watches. Gold Chains. Gold Pencils Gold
Lockets, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Ear Rings, CIus-
ter Pins, Diamond Rings. Gold Pens Gold Brace
let's Gold Rings, G' ID Necklaces, Canned Pins,
Bon Set Pins, Diamond Pins. together with large
lot of Cutlery, Pearl Buttons, Neesles, Ivory
Combs &c.
The Goods are now open for inspection and oil
articles warranted as represented. The ladies arc
especially invited to call and examine our stock
WCOLSEY & NELSON,
apl6-3t Auctioneers
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Widow Grizzle had an only sister !;
that is a widow also. Her lord died lately of
cholic. In the midst Of his most acute bodily
pain, after the hand of death had touched
him, and while writhing in agony, his gentle
wife said to him "Well Mr.. Shylock. you
needn't kick round so and wear out the sheets,
if you are dying"
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E MPTRE STORE!
HOPKINS n ca.
MAIN STREET, scANruN's BuLpIx

MAIN STREET, sCANrLIN's BgupISG.
HEALtRSin Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
~ Wholesale and Retail Gentlemen's and
Youths Dress Has, the latest French and Amel-
can styles, always on hand, with every variety OF
Travelling, Business and Sporting Hats, including
Leghorn and Straw, Mems, Youths and Inlant's
PLAIN and embroidered cloth and silk velvet Caps.
Also hunting, sporting and rayelling Caps.
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
The Ladies may always xpec' to find the latest
Americ. and European styles OF Riding Ha and
Caps. Our arrangements such that shall at
all times be receiving lie very latest styles. and
think we hazard nothing in saying TO those wishing
to purchase wholesale retail, that they will find
1t an object to call AMI examine our stock.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, one OF the most complete and extensive
STOCKS OF Boots and Shoes offered in this mar
ket, comprising Ladies and Misses wear of every
style, variety and description, manufactured
in the S. These Goods are all manufactured
in Cincinnati aud expressly for this market; and,
wish III say, that warrant every article that
GOES out Of our store; and we also wish it distinctly
understood that we intend selling our goods much
cheaper than they I'D in this Market
Now we do not say this in "catch Jenny" way,
but say 1t because we mean 1t most unquaitedly.-
A II ask Is, that you call and zee US before you
purchase, as we only wish to prove what we have
stated by our acts. So it you want cheap Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes call in the Emp re Store,
Scantins Building, Main street, Evansvi lie.
apl8 mi
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ALL NIGHT!

nR. HATCHITT'S Drug store, on Water street,
~ will be found open at all hours, night and day,
and an experienced Druggist within to fill Prescrip-
tons.
Physicians requested to send in their prescrip-
tons, for they assured that they will be put up
neatly and correctly
Dealers in Medicines will find it to their advan-
age examine his large and well selected stock of
Drugs, Liquors, Paints, Oils. &c, before puTchas-
INC elsewhere
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II BY telegraph dispatches published in
another column, it will be perceived that there
has been great squabble in the Senate
among our great men. Foote-rampancious
Foote-has been drawing pistol on Benton,
dc. Read the dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

Bpm. E. H., who, on February 25th, 1S49.
directed letter 10 E. Pyke, New York City.
for J. E. Hart which letter is postmarked
Pittsburg, March 18th, '49, will hear some
thing 10 his advantage by calling on the Post
master of this City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

O. The clerk of the Parish in Worcester
shire, the other day during divine service,
had to read the passage in the psalms
For was a stranger to my brother, and q
lion TO the children ofmy father"
True enough" said an old lady applying
the word in season; you put your brother in
the county jail, you wretch, you did"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

~ Be content so long as your mouth is
full and body covered-remember the poor
kiss the pretty girls-don't rob your neigh
boris hen roost-never pick an editors pocket
kick dull care to the deuce-black your
own boots-sew Oh your own buttons, and be
sure TO take paper and pay iorit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

At the great hospital of St. Louis in Paris,
$4,000 baths 10000 fumigations, and 5000
douches, are prescribed in the course of a
year. 1t accommodates 500 patients, and the
whole annual expense of this establishment
Is one hundred thousand dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

~ Bear in mind that the excellent little
steamer Industry will leave for Lafayette TO
day. She is of light draught, and managed
by the right kind of men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

HoRRrBLE,--Tbe Pittsburgh Dispatch
states that there are over twenty houses in
thas city, the keepers Of which follow the bus
mess of procurers. The victims are gene
rally young girls. Of from thirteen to fifteen,
and Of poor parents.
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The people of Paris with their usual love
OF saying something against the powers that
be, have joke that Napoleon built bar
racks, Charles x. churches Louis Philippe
Notifications, and Louis Napoleon prisons.
each according to his disposition.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
Vanderburgh County, So
In Vacation, April l9, 1850.
For. Attachment.
III uN q VI
Oliver Laid,

Oliver Ladd
Henry ]. Lewis, F"r' Attachment.
N Office is hereby given that in the above emit
IN tied cause a writ of Foreign Attachment wa =,
on the 24rh day of November, 1919 sued out of the
office of the Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court, agai st the lands, tenements hereditamcnts
goods, chattels rights credits, monies and effects
OF the said Henry j. Lewis. which writ has been re.
turned executed by the Sheriff of Vanderburghc
~ The said defendant is therefore hereby notified
OF the tendency of said writ and that unless he APP
Court will at the proper lime proceed to adudcate
therein in his absence.
apo w3 SAML T. JENKINS, elk.
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ap16-3t
NEW GOODS

"A Tweeds Cloths, Cassinets, Linen and Cotton
Panlaloonery, black summer Cloth, Satin and Mar
saeiles VeSting Wool and Cotton hall Hose, Silk
and Cotton Gum Suspenders, Hack Italian cravats,
Kossuth cravats and stocks, Silk pocket bandker-
chiefs, Umbrellas, Paasols, Summer Hats, Caps
and beautiful Slippers, which will be sold very
cheap for cash. by the subscriber
WILLIAM HUGHES,
ap9 Conner Main and Second SITS.
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AZ" Strike while the iron is hot,n is now
rendered bring Thy muscular powers to bear
when the metallic combination has assumed
a fiery and volcanic appearance"
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#Mrs. Darlington, while visiting the
Museum the other day, on looking among
the revolutionary relics and Scottish clay
mores. asked the superintendent, if he had
among his famou US cutlery the are of the
apostles.
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DIR. GARRICK.

physician, Accoucher has permanently loca-
ted in Evansville, and will attend to the calls
Of those requiring his professional services, either in
Town or Country.
Office corner of Main and Second Streets over
Hughes Store. 1 apo 6ml
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~ Thanks to d. S. Newton, of the Moro
Castle, for late Cincinnati papers, and TO the
clerk Of the Pike No. 8 for a Louisville paper.
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~ the spring puts forth no blossoms
in Summer there will be no beauty. and in
the autumn no frui-so, if the youth be tri-
fled away without improvement, ripper years
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n Good breeding formerly made gen.
tleman Now brass, pair of moustaches,
and tailor make one. Time works won
ders.
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0E- Mrs Darlington asks, very indignant
| w, If the bills before Congress are not coun-
;erfeit, why there should be such difficulty in
passing them.
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SPRING STYLE HATS.

II OPKINS * co, have just received at the En-.
Il pire store. % cases superior moleskin French
Hats, spring styles Also cases white Beaver hats,
the m, ST beautiful and richest article offered in
this market. [ap20 dlml
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~ A large amount Of cotton (says the
Vicksburg Whig,) was injured by the recent
cold weather.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-20

The United States Ulcers in Oregon have
addressed memorial to Congress, OH the
subject of their compensation. and its utter
inadequacy 20 their decent support.
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is" There's time for all things" said
a crusly old fellow TO his wife "Fll believe
that" answered his wife, in sharp, vinegar
voice, when you pay for your newspaper"
Hit him again old woman. We'll stand by
YOU,
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CHTLDREN3s STRAW GOODS.

IA A LARGE assortment of Children'S Straw
Jt;oods, of every style and variety, just receive
ed at the Empire store. Ladies, call and examine
them. , lso, Infants Hats of every style The
Empire store is the place 10 buy cheap Goods.
dim
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Two thousand Iaborers will find employ
ment, with good wages, on the Cleveland aud
Cincinnati railroad.
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~ Henry O'Rielly, the telegraph man,
addressed the citizens of Keokuk, Iowa, on
the 9th inst, On the subject of Telegraphs.
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il Barber, think this towel has been
in use long enough"
1T has been used more than six weeks,
and no one ever found fault with it before r.