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Canary Bird Lost,

&SfG@ FRIDAY morning, from J b. Waton,s bouso on
- sonthbridge Street. Whoever viii retnrn iiGn
sui,e shali De suitably rewarded. j. y, WALTON
- dat
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FIRE. About O'Clock yesterday morning fire was
discovered in the Shoe Store of w. G. s ]. @. May
nard Pleasant Street few steps from Main Street.
The building Of one story, and had been Recently
removed from the corner of Main and Front Streets
1t was occupied by Drs. Nichols s Comin's whose
stock of medicines Sc. mostly saved; s. P Champ
ney, watch maker-stock saved w. G. s ]. @. May
nard, whose stock of Boots and Shoes is nearly de-
stroyed; and by Francis Clough, Barber, who loses
about one hundred dollars. w. g. & J. @. Maynard
insured at the Peoples office for 50 900 which is
probably, nearly enough to their loss. They had
inst got in large spring stock. The building SC
badly burnt that it will hardly be worth repairing.
belonged to William Harrington
During the fire, l.. IT, Mason fell from the building
and was considerably injured, having ribs broken
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faeto in fun operation; and this will contiaue with
the presumed Of the people, until Congress- which
organize governments for Territories. shall provide gov
eminent fcr them The Of the people 10 essbiy
inferred from the fact, that civilized community could
possibly desire 10 abrogae existing government when
the alternative presented would be to place them in state
Of anarchy. beyond the protection OF all law and reduce
them 10 the unhappy necessity Of submitting 70 the do
mnion OF the strongest But the government de tacfo can
Of course exercise power inconsistent with me pro
visions OF the constitution of the United States, which Is the
supreme law for all the States and Territories Of our
Union For this import duties can DO levied IN
California on articles the growth % s,asa
no such duties can be imposed In amy part OF the Union on
the productions of California, duties be charged on
such foreign productions have already paid duties IN
any port Of the United States The views OF your govern
meni on this pont fully presented III ccnlar rom
the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 collectors ana oeels o.
with you. This you are also requested 70 make
known % the people Of California,
Congress will be in session within sixty days, and their
subject Of providing adeqna civil government for this
Territory and IL Is reasonable to expect that uch provision
will be made before this can be- received by
In the time, will be the duty Of the
Of military force recognise the present de fae
the officers OF ~ and 10 lend the aid Of the ni
ary power protect the rights OF persons and property Oh
the inhabitants OF the territory Though he has not the right
70 change Or modify existing civil government VII DC
changed by competent authority lie is directed 10 quiet
any uneasness which may arise IN The minds OIL the people
oil their anomalous sate by assurances
that the Executive OF the United States will do what apper
tain hn, 10 REMEDY any nconvenenccs which they
may experiences their rights and to extend 70
them In the ampest manner all the benefits of poit
cal institutions No doubt that, upon such assurances,
they will remain quiet under the existing state OF things,
until the proper authority shall have time to nterpose and
provide them with civil organization, securing 70
them the advantages OF liberal territorial government,
with such will facilitate the settlement
and promote the prosperity Of California
w. L. MARCY, Secretary OF War
Col r, b. MASON Commanding United States forces in
California .sta .Hi t Ia
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the other members Of the sentence even by comma
and, by every rule Of grammatical construction, well
as BY every dictate OF common and common hon
esy recognised as part and parcel OF and
senaneous whole, which cannot be separated without
loss or peryersion Of its true meaning.
deem further comment unnecessary to accomplish
to examine here the doctrine Of the powers OF Congress
over the Territories, territory, OF the United States
but merely point out and hold up to the reprobaton
OF every honest and candid mind of whatever party an
act-ay, wfu and deliberate act-of the highest off.
cal functonary OF our government, which is in every
feature and aspect marked by purpose not merely
suppress the truth but to perye It, for mischleyons ends
EI pede Hercuiemi MARlUS!
WASHINGTON, January %, $780,
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"Ma, who 10 coonel now
Nobody, child, but your father and me."-Qsi~es
Some Of "he rest OF mankind" who vegetate in thu,
ten mile square," desire TO know who s Doorkeepd Of
the House OF Representatives.
The fourteenth rule OF that body declares that all
cases Of election by the House Of it's officers the vote
shall be taken vfvd voce.r
Rule seventy-three says; I" Doorkeeper shall be ap-
pointed for the service OF the House; = and
Rule seventy fourth says The Doorkeeper shall Be
sworn to keep the secrets OF the House."
Now, has Doorkeeper been appointed by vird voct
vote Of the House and has he been sworn to keep me
secrets OF the House II not them by the rules Of the
House, one must be appointed and in, or else
there will be Office without an officer, and the secrets
OF the House will suffer, because there will be nobody
keep them in this HEROIC AGE.
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n Temperance Hall, heart Of the city on su
between 9Th and io west Just newly finished and cp I'M"
The hsndsomes saloons this metropolbeing elegantly ~
minated gas furnaces built In the bassmsh
from which warmth dued throughout The 'aqS
seating for s, erme
ions, concerts Inquire Of g. Parker, Fancy Store near
dcns Hotel Pennvanis avenue, Of the sexton VINO
the basement Jm@-~
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We regret to state that Mr. Calhoun has been detained
from his seat in the Senate by serious indsposon He
has been attacked by perpneumony. But, we under'
stand, he is now convalescent. -
General Cass, referring TO his absence. paid him bns
but beautiful compliment in the Of his yesterdays
speech. 1ar
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war DrpARrMRsT, Aug "a, lsi5.

In view of the exercise OF the important political
right which appeains 10 the people Of Calfoniaha Of
forming constitution and asking admission into the Union
has watched with great
and socude the steps already taken eec these objects
Regarding your Of the 3D. June last as no.
spect the desired organization into perfect gov
cnnent III seen, with great satisfaction that your prop,
osons had been accepted with great cheerfuness and
aacry, except in few instances, where II is supposed
selfish and unpatrio,ic motives prevailed
GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of War;
Brevet Brig. Gen. Riley, Monterey, California.
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EMOvAL.he Union Intelligence General Agency once
IL removed from Pennsylvania Seventh street opp
the Office where wanted daily cooks washers and one
chambemaids nurses seamsresss, hcuskeeper travelling I'm
coschmcn hosters ovcrsee labore &c Families furnished
and every capacity given clecnn
buying selling leasing and renting real estate dw
houses, stores, ofhces, shops, 6c., nc. ,,s
Jan % t6 y. W.. A, PHII,blFr.
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rONCERT.Pro6 DFRwoRT, with his family OF four ehidn
win avc nand concert New Saloon In Temperance Hs
street, between and ION streets, this "wednesday evenas
Doors open al O'Clock and concert commencing at h%
Pic. o. admission for gentleman and ladies' 50 ss
tickets, rs cents II. - :, -.
near National Hotel the ticket Office Of the saloon.
Jan 3--lt
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rrsFrUL ARTICLEs.--Just by WIN. FISCHER, So
Hail. the nail nipper, elegant and useful inventor
Intended exclusively for cutting the nails Also dessd
used in removing the supeuous flesh, with he and bsd
tached. For sale low. Jn%
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In this city, On hc the Rev O. Smith
B. r. WELLS toss VIRGINIA NJ daughter Of the late ~"
WI sHrroToS H..
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Wan DEPARTMENT,
Washington, Oct. 0, 1913.


IExrRACrs.l
The views Of the President in relation the civil govern
mcnt Of California clearly presented in letter from
Mr. Buchanan, Secretary Of State, Mr. Voorhees, the
agent OF the Post Office Department dated the 7th inst
who 10 charged with making these views known the poo
pie OF that Territory. You herewith furnished with
copy ofthat letter. and will in Mr. Voorhees, shall
have arrived In California and made its contents known
the people, cause II 70 be published and extensively
lated throughout the Territory The general therein
maintained are that NJ the conclusion Of treaty
between the United States and Mexico the military gov
eminent which was established in California, under
the laws Of war, ceased 10 derive lis authority from
this source Of power, but the termination Of the
war LEFT existing governmont--a government de-
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We publish below communication, signed Marius,
which is from eminent source. It examines in a
mastery manner points in the late message OF the
President ON California affairs, which we have not
touched upon We therefore ask for it an attentive
perusala request which il would be needless to make
il we felt ourselves liberty to mention the name Of its
author.
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DEAR SrRi Apprehensve that incorrect statement may
find s way into the public journals relative 70 me dlen
which occurred yesterday the French Hoie between
Henry Stephen Sullivan the English charge dafa,res' 70
the court OF Santiago de Chilli and myself have learned
with great qualification that you witnessed the AFFAIR and
that you conversan with all the facts connected with H.
Will you do the kindness TO inform me what you know
relative III and especially OF the insult offered by him 70
my wife during my absence from the hotel
1desire 70 place the In just light before all honor
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LIMA, Dec, IT, IBl8
MY DEAR SIR Inrepy your favor Of this day. In which
you ask me to write you few lines in reference 70 the
pleasant affair which took place yesterday between yourself
and the British charge daaes the government Of
Chill, which witnessed with many others a. this hotel
take the liberty to say you that my opinion the senior
charge daares, gave that matters should be
ried the extreme, having been wanting to lis
sed) your lady during your absence even 30 Tar as 70
make her leave The apartment which she occupied under
the pretext that did belong to her she being In law
fu possession of the same.
am your very respectful and obedient servant
RAMON HERRERA.
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p ST. beg leave superadd shat other gentlemen have
kindly rendered their testimony II IL become
cessary, justfyng the that have pursued, and
among Them English resdenis OF the highest standing
But have conferred with Mr. Provost and he deems II
necessary multiply evidence until 1t Is required nj home
The American chsrge is so Ill that none but his family and
physician allowed to enter his room else should have
laid the whole matter before him. But exceedingly
gated 70 learn from DR. Smith, his physician, this
ing, that he Mr Clay approves Of conduct in toto
/ beg leave refer you, for the character OF Mr..
Whitehead, TO the Hon Thomas Butler King who knows
him well
hope you win receive history Of this from other
pens than my own.
Before close my communication you, will you allow
to call your attention the difficulty OF getting letters
across the sthmus from Panama Chages for want OF
postal agent at the former place Twas informed Pana-
ma, by many my counymen, that letters for the u States
were then lying there and bad been for several months for
want Of to forward them called the attention
Of Mr. Nelson consul H. who replied that he could
pay man to attend TO 1t unless he had OF
being remunerated by government SO there thou
sands OF letters In Panama for the States from American
citizens, ESQ am iniormed for OF poms ster
agent there 10 attend to it, When reach Valparaiso, and
get settled, viii communicate with you moro fully upon
this and other matters touching the interest OF my country
shall write to again, Immediately, upon reaching
Valpsraiso which will be Chrsr1s d1v the evening
Of the 18th instant We leave Calao day amer tomorrow
Your obedient servant
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.


Nam street, Hfdr Wdter street.
DABCOCK BROTHERS, importers and
ID Dealers in foreign and domestic Hardware.
Cutlery, Tin Plate, Copper, Wire, &c, thank their
friends for their very liberal patronage; the quality
and price OF heir goods, and their prompt attention
TO all orders received will they hope secure TO them
continuance of their iavors
By arrivals from European and Eastern ports,
they are constantly receiving fresh supplies, care
fully selected and can confidently invite the at'en;
tion of purchasers TO their large and well assorted
stock, OF which the following is part
500 kegs Pittsburg, Wheeling and Boston Nails:
80 . Wrought Boat spikes, asstd to inch;
$50 doz Axes, Collins. Simmonds' and HUNTS
100 Spades and Shovels, Ame's and others;
Tin Plate, block and bar Tin, Copper Wire, &C.;
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, sc;
American and English Locks; Sliding door Fur
nitu1e;
Hook and plate hinges, Butt and Parliament
hinges, Window Fastenings,
Hoes of all descriptions Cross cut and Mill Saws;
Patent Balances, platform and counterScales;
Coffee Mills, Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ok, log, trace and halter Chains;
Anvils, Vices. Stocks and Dies;
CtOpers and Timers tools and materials:
80 tons hollow Ware and Castings
Together with general assortment OF shelf goods
feb % If
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PROOF! PROOF!
DYSPEPSIA CURED

DR.. HAFCHITT: Having been afflicted with Dys-
pepsia with all its muluiorm symptoms indiges-
ton, pain and uneasness over the region of the
stomach; fauence and eruction: vomiting OF meals;
ianguor and debility; and having used, without
benefit, all the usual remedies together with several
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh. ] he use OF
two bottles cured of every trace of disease since
which time, space of two months have enjoyed
excellent he alth.
| have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
on my Wharf Boat, and il has given perfect salts
faction
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
cd | believed superior TO any medicine In use.
Respectfully, ?. G. O'RILEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
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"a sPIENDID FARM FOR SArE

80 The subscriber offers his Farm for 49,
EEtH1 sale. tits situate 20 miles from Evans 49,
vile, on the State road, containing 320~99TA
acres choice land, $50 acres under good fences -~-
and in fine order tor cultivation There is hind
some frame Dwelling, superior Barn, 40 acres in
clover, 300 good Fruit Trees. The ground is fenced
off in 10 acre lots fences II and - rails high;
never failing supply OF good water. The Railroad
passes between it, and the Canal passes on the east
side.
For further particulars apply to SAMUEL ORR, Esq,
or WIN HUGHEs. in the city OF Evansville; or to my
selfo on the premises.
mb5 d3V lm+ VIM. SMITH.
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AMENORRHRA CTREDl

The following important certificate Is from DR..
Right, of Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dr.. HArCHITT: l have used your Compound Ex
tract ofCohosh with admirable success. l admin
istered it to a lady who had been laboring under
suppressed mensturation for ten or twelve months,
and other arrangements consequent on 1t had redu
ecu nG - me aIa ca ~, a 0onIea
and exceeding nervous prosuation indicated rapid
dissolution.
The urgent symptoms were arrested Immediately
on the administration of your CohOsh-a rallying
OF the vital energies over the whole system follow
ed and the patient rapidly recovered. / would adj
wise those similarly afflicted to give your medicine
a trial Yours w. +. KIGHT.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
New TaiIoring ESfahIiShmen emf.

~ w. GLOVER takes this method of inform
u. ing the citizens of Evansville. that having
purchased the interest of his late partner, he is
prepared to carry the above business in all its
various branches, in the shop formerly occupied
by Bradt & Matthews, corner of Main and LIST SITS
From his long experience in the business, and de-
termination, his part, of attention to it, he feels
confident OF being able to give general satisfaction.
The latest fashions received quarterly
fehIS
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EVANSVILLE, Jan. l, 1850

ENANSFII4 Jun. Y ICJU
Dr. HArcHITr: My wife. tor several years, has
been afflicted with nervous headache and dyspepsia
in their worst forms. For the last two years she
has been unde medical treatment without receiving
more than temporary relief She has been perma-
nently cured by the use OF your Cohosh l have also
been cured by The same medicine OF settled pain
in nv chest, attended with u distressing cough and
great difficulty OF breathing. l also find 1t an i'm
mediate relief tor heartburn, with which have been
severely afflicted. Yours, &c,
SAMUEL c. ATKINSON.
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The following from DR.. Garrett, Surgeon Dentist

The following from DR.. Garrett, Surgeon Dentist
of Evansville, will be read with interests
EVANSVILLE, Dec LIST, 1649
DR. HATlHITT Al duty l owe you relative to
your Compound Extract OF Cohosh, / would say, |
have prescribed il in number of chronic diseases,
with uniform success; especially in case OF chron-
ic Gouorrhea, of eraI years standing, which had
bafed the skill OF the most eminent OF the profess
sion.
| consider it a most valuable remedy for female
complaints neutrality-suspicious. for those in the
decline OF lite.
You are at liberty to do with this as you like.
am, very respectfully.
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From DIR Rnin- MD:

From Dr.. BAN, Vt. D
NEW FRANKFoRT Ind. Feb 10, 1850.
DR.. HATcHITT-Sr: Having seen the recipe for
making your Extract of Cohosh,' and haring used
it in person. am led to believe it safe and much
superior remedy Sarsaparila. for all diseases Tor
which that article is so highly extolled.
Yours, respectfully, VIM e. A. Balm.
Sold al the very low price of IS cents per bottle.
Agencies solicited Manufactured and for sale by
! G. HATCHITT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
fe5l1 dawly Evansville, la
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HATCHITTS
OmpOund Extract of
COHOSH!


TNFIE public living in the South ard Southwest
should know and remember that every medi-
cine heretofore manufactured in the Eastern and
Northern States has utterly tailed to diseases
in the South and West The reason is obvious
the difference in climate, Diet and habits of life pro-
duce among US diseases widely differing from those
common to the East and North Hence ii is moral
ly impossible for any physician, however learned, to
manufacture medicine 20 cure our diseases, unless
bV long practice and observation among those dis
cases. he first learn the peculiar idiOsyncracy OF the
Southwestern constitution
The Cohosh tMacroty's RdcemOSal is medicinal
plant growing in our own climate, OF Indian reputa-
ton, and admitted by every physician who has ex-
amined it, to be surpassed by medicine as tonic
alternative and particularly adapted to diseases OF the
Southwest. 1t produces powerful attentive and
tonic effect upon the whole human system-stimu-
lating all the Secretions healthy action. and CIV
ing tone and energy to the muscular and nervous
systems.
For all diseases Arising from an impure state OF
the blood. or from nervous derangement-tor dis
eases of the lungs, liver, kidneys, syphaletic and
mercurial diseases particularly for all diseases
peculiar to lemaes-it will be found superior any
medicine in use.
PROOF! PROOF!!
DR.. HATcHITT: We have examined the recipe
for your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and believe
i TO be good and safe medicine.
We have no hesitation in recommending it as
equal ii not superior TO any preparation OF SaTsapa-
rilla for all diseases in which that article is so
generally used
JOHN R. WRECK, M. D.,
Prof Materia Medica and Therapeutics Evansville
l. La. LAYCoCK, NJ d, Medical
Prof Theory and Practice Medicine. College.
NJ. J. BRAY, NJ. D.,
Prot Prime. and Practice of Surgery.
Us. SWAMI, NJ. D., Henderson, Ky.
Dated Evansville, October %, 1910.
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sCROFULA CURED!

HENDERSON. ny. Nov, 1919.
find your Cohosh an effectual remedy for the
Scrofua. l have a negro girl aged d, who was
afflicted with that disease, by the OF three bot
ties of the Cohosh, entirely cured. The mother
ofsaid girl, aged 80, cured OF the disease
by the same preparation.
Yours, JOHN A HATCHITT.
DR.. HATcHITT Evansville, la.
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FOR OREGON CITY

rCHE undersigned DESTROYS of removing to Oregon,
j offers for sale. for cash the Furniture and good
will ofthe Sherwood House, in the city of EV-
ansville.
Persons who feel DESTROYS Of purchasing will call
upon the subscriber on or before the first day OF
April next. TO an enterprising man an opportuni
ty is afforded of engaging i'll lucrative bust
ness. 49, PETER BURKE.
Louisville Journal copy times and charge this
office febl9 If
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DR.. HATcH1rr: l have examined the manner OF
preparing your Compound Extract of Cohoah, and
have used it to a considerable extent my practice
believe it an excellent remedy for all conslitu-
tiona and chronic diseases -
Respecuu!lY, |. HUTCHINSON.
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SSEg. WE have made such arrangements *
&3&S with the celebrated Nursery of lBoMP 49,
z@-soN < Co, near Louisville, that we -
sHRUBBERY at the lowest prices Send in your our
orders
fehl2 d6w3 Up. g. G.. SCHWING.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE
IN EVANSVILLE.

2
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
of Evansville and surrounding country, that he
has just opened on the side of Main street, third
door below Second, a new and well selected stock o.
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, consisting in part
as follows:
Brown and BleaChed Muslins
Dnngs, Tickings, and Shirtings;
Furniture Checks; blue and yellow Nankeen.
Black mode and fancy colored Lustre;
White and printed Lawns;l
Plain and fancy de Lanes;
White and bard Jaconets;
Plain and French Plaid Ginghams;
Red, white and vel ow Flannel;
PLAN black and fancy Cashmere;
Satinets; Cottonades;
Cadet and fancy colored Jeans;
Union and wool Tweeds;
Table Covers; Suspenders; Serge; Barage;
And general assortment of s""all wares.
Persons wishing to purchase are respectfully invit-
ed to give him call.
mh5 2wdw1m A. EMBRlCH.