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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19
Mob Violence.

Gross OUTRAGE UPON WOMEN AND Cut
DREN.-We are panied to learn that long
series ofOutrages have been committed against
a Swedish colony located in Henry county,
Illinois. A mob consisting Of about seventy
men from Cambridge and Rock river, led by
a scoundrel named John Root, have been
guilty Of outrages upon this colony that ought
to cause every American to blush with shame.
Root had married a Miss Johnson, but she
soon fled to the colony to escape his violence.
He visited it TO regain his wife, hut she hav-
ing fled to place Of greater security, he de-
termned to be avenged upon the innocent col
ony. On the Goth and 9th of March they
visited the Swedes, demoIishing some Of the
houses, injured the church, fired their guns,
and ordered the people to leave so that they
could burn the houses. The men were driv-
to the church and the women and children to
the hospital. Next day the mob again as
sembed burned hay-stacks and committed
other outrages. Most of the people fled to
st. Louis for protection The colony had
nothing to do with the separation Of Root
and his wife. They are an inotlensive peo-
pie, and most orderly as IA community. They
own about 1000 acres of hand, about twenty
buildings a wind mill. flax machine, two
sawmiIls. grist-miIl, steam four-miIi, and
have made extensive Improvements Of the
grounds. The real property is WortL 80
600. There are 100 men, go women and
girls and 200 children. TIey are like the
/ Quakers-are nouresistants, and offered no
violence whatever.
And yet these innocent people who have
come to a land Of Liberty for home and hap
/ piness. cannot get the aid of the free laws uf
Illinois to protect them against mob violence
A colony Of Swedes-and Sweden is distin-
guished for the virtue, industry and sinfpiici-
~ Of her people-cannot fud Il shelter on
American soil! Illinois! what are you about!
You are disgraced before the world unless
you protect these people and repair all the
damage that has been done them! Let the
press throughout the land cry aloud until Hi
nois does Justice TO a colony. so pure Of heart
| That they will not use deadly weapons, nor
! lift up violent hands even against Il ruthless
mob ! Let all engage in it be arrested, and
an example made OF them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19

NEWSPAPER ENTERPRIsE.-Th Dispatch
es we publish to-day, originally appeared in
the Louisville Courier of Wednesday, it be-
ing the only paper in that city of that day,
which contained telegraph dispatches, owing
to breakage in the wires beyond Louisville
The Courier now daily gives private dis
patches, which appear in no other city pa
per. This must be very expensive enter
prise. but we hope it will be appreciated and
rewarded by the citizens Of Louisville. One
enterprise of this nature properly rewarded,
will father dozen more The Courier is
always getting up something new and val
liable.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Private Dispatches to Louisville Courier.
WASHINGTON, April Is.

Private Dispatches to Louisville Courier.]
WAsHfNGToN, April 16.
SENATE.
Mr.. Rush reported the House bill for the
relief of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail-
road, unamended, and it was read and pass
ed
The Secretary of State communicated to
the Senate information in relation to the
correspondence with the British Govern
ment in regard to the claims of American cit
Izens.
Tha Senate then took up the deficiency
bill, upon which a general debate ensued.
MIR. Cass moved to strike out the appropri-
ations or the Austrian mission, which motion
was lost.
Several other amendments of minor Impor-
lance were then made, and the bill as amend
ed was finally passed
HOUSE.
The clerk to-day commenced reading the
journal, when Mr.. Hall rose and inquired by
what authority this proceeding was male
He had no idea Of q clerk being forced upon
the House as a doorkeeper had been.
The Speaker ruled that the proceedings
were proper.
The clerk pro tenn then proceeded with the
reading of the journal.
Mr. Harris, of Illinois, moved that the
House then proceed to the election of a
clerk
Mr.. Brown, Of Mass, offered an amend
ment to rescind the resolution in regard tc
the appointment of the Door keeper, which
was decided out of order
An appeal was taken from the decision o.
the Chair. which was not sustained.
MIR. Harris's resolution TO 90 into the cleo.
ton of clerk was then adopted.
The House thereupon proceeded to ar
election, when six ballotings were had without
choice. The vote on the 9th ballot stood
as fellows
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GcpIfre Shot.

There is young man named Masterson
awaiting his trial at Rockport for manslaugh-
of Masterson with a knife, when the latter
threw stone at him, which struck the man
on the back OF the head, killing him instantly.
What makes the matter worse for Masterson
is the remarkable fact, that he can throw a
stone with almost the precision aman can
send bullet from good rifle. He can go
into the woods and kill as many squirrels
with dornicks, as an experienced hunter can
with his gun. He says he intended to strike
the arm of the drunken man, to knock the
knife from his hand, but his own arm was
caught and the object frustrated He can
prove this, we understand.
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New YORK, April 16.

Later from Tenezuela- GEN Paez Re
leased The Herald has letters from Cara
cas- to the % tn uIt., stating that bill had
passed the Legislature of Venezuela order
ing the release of Gen. Paez. His daugh-
ters had not been expelled from Cursa, not
withstanding the order of the Governor.
The press had unanimously spoken agains;
the administration on this subject, and they
insist that he ought to be impeached.
The claims Of the United States Holland
and England against Venezuela were at last
amicably settled.
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#WhiIe the Marshall is so attentive to

%While the Marshall is so attentive to
the interests Of our water barrels in front Of
the office. we respectfully ask his attention to
a set of little rapscallons who daily play
marbles 9 for keeps" right under our edito-
ri5l window having neither fear of the editor
nor devil !" before their eyes. Their lam
guage is not calculated to improve our NOR
ais, nor their society the peace and good ma
ture of the neighborhood. They are ju-
venile nuisance, loudly calling for abate-
ment.
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z MPIRE STORE!
HOPKINS Il co,
MAIv sTREEr, gcANTLIN's BUmDING.

MAIN STREET, scANTLIN's BUILDING.
NEALERSin Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
~ Wholesale and Retail. Gentlemen's and
Youths Dress HAS the latest French and Ameii-
can styles, always on hand, with every variety Of
Travelling, Business and Sporting Hats, including
Leghorn and Straw, Mems, Youths and Infants
PLAIN and embroidered cloth and silk velvet Caps.
Also, hunting, sporting and travelling Caps
LADIES' RIDING HATS AND CAPS.
The Ladies may always txpec; to find the latest
American and European styles OF Riding Has and
Caps. Our arrangements such that we shall at
all times be receiving the very latest styles, and
think we hazard nothing in saying to those wishing
to purchase wholesale or retail, that they will find
1t an object to call and examine our stock,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Also, one of the most complete and extensive
STOCKS of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this mar
ket, comprising Ladies and Misses wear, Of every
style, variety and description, now manufactured
in Cincinnati and expressly for this market; and,
we wish to say. that warrant every article that
goes out of our store; and also wish it distinctly
understood that we intend selling our goods much
cheaper than they were ever sold in this market
Now we do not say this in catch Jenny" way
but sayit because we mean it most unqualihedly.-
Al we ask is that you call and see US before you
purchase, as we only wish to prove what we have
stated by our acts. So If you want cheap Hats
Caps Boots and Shoes, call in at the Empire Store
Scantlin's Building, Main street, Evansville.
apis mi
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ETan Murdered.

A young man named Ratlif Boone Good
man, was murdered few days since in Union
county, KY, on Green River, by a man whose
name, if we recollect rightly, was White, and
lather-in-law to the victim. Goodman re-
moved from Rockport, Ind, about eighteen
months back, ard married the step daughter
of the latter person. He treated his wife
badly, and when on the eve of removing
from his last place OF residence, in Union
county, he visited his father in-law's house for
the purpose Of taking her with him. The
father refused TO let her 90, and 4 quarrel en-
sued. The old man then appeared at the
door of his house, armed with two guns, one
of which lie fired at Goodman as he sat on
his horse, inficting a mortal wound In his
left side. As Goodman did not fall he thought
he had missed him, and picking up the other
gun Immediately, shot at his victim again,
the bullet entering the eye Of Goodman, who
fell from his horse, dead.
We gathered these particulars at Rock
port, on the opposite side of the river to
which, two men had passed in pursuit of the
murderer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19

HWe invite the particular attention of
our readers to the large and well selected
stock of jewelry now offered in this market,
by Messrs. Woolsey & Nelson. They have
much the largest and finest assortment OF
gold and silver watches, gold lockets, rings,
breast pins, pencils, chains, &C., ever opened
in Evansville. Persons wishing to purchase
should not loose the opportunity offered to-
night Be on hands at the auction room at
an early hour.
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New YoRK. April 16. P. NJ

Ship Launch-IHe SIareTy Question:
The propeller frigate San Jacinto was launch
ed from the Navy Yard Of Brooklyn to-day
in fine style.
The Express has the following from Wash
ington: The slavery question is, we fear,
very far from being settled, though it is
true there is much more moderation among
the members in pressing their individual
views.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER
TNGTTR ANCE

4 HE EVANSVILLE INsURANcN COMPANY, OF Evans
I vile, Indiana, will insure Buildings and per-
sonal property in course OF transportation, and
Steamboats, and Vessels, against loss or damage by
fire or water, on as favorable terms as any other
responsible company.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Sam'l Hall, Peter Sharpe,
John Inge, Jr., Henry O. Babcock,
Conrad Baker, Philip Decker.
JOHN NJ. STOCKWELL, Pres't.
Jas. G. JONES, Sec'y. lapls tfI
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LEXINGTON, KY, April Is.

LEXINGTON, ny, April 10
Begging and Rope Factory destroyed by
FIre.-The extensive -bagging factory and
rope walk belonging to John McCawIey, to-
gether with lot of bagging, rope and hemp
was consumed by fire at l O'Clock this NOR
ming. The fire it is supposed originated by
the act ofan incendiary. The loss is estimated
at about $4,000 There was no insurance on
the factory or contents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19
HARRlsBURG, April l6-P. M.

The Forrest divorce case bill has just been
defeated finally in tie Senate, byyeas 10 and
nays Is.
The Legislature has passed the bill prohib-
iting the banks of Pennsylvania from issuing
notes under the denomination of s.. The
bill was passed by yeas "a, nays "a
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WAsuINGroN, April 16, P. NJ.

w AohINOlO N; APili ~ W.
There was no caucusslng for the clerkship
last night.
The committee on Foreign Relations are
preparing report recommending the free
navigation of the ST. Lawrence river, and
they will also desire the President to enter
INTO negotiations with the British Govern
ment for this purpose.
Capt. Jas. Mcintosh has been ordered to
the command of the frigate Congress now Iy-
ing at Norfolk.
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THE MECHANIC INTERESTED.

MT. VERNoN.-We had the pleasure of
taking a short trip on the Mt Vernon, Pitts
turgh and st. Louis packet. a couple days
back, and are much pleased to bear evidence
to the excellence Of the steamer and the ac-
commodating spirit of her officers. The Mt.
Vernon is regular in her trips, and the fact
that she always has on board a crowd Of well
pleased passengers, is an eulogy upon her &C
commodations. Capt. Kountz Is well known
in the trade and popular. She was crowded
IN cabin and on deck with passengers, at the
time of our trip. A portion of the deck
passengers were 1873 Mormons, from the
neighborh7od of Philadelphia and bound for
the Salt Lake, via the Missouri river. A
cleaner, healthier looking, and more orderly
set of emigrants, we never saw. Among them
were several beautiful young ladies, whom
we much regret cannot be reclaimed from
/ their purpose of leaving civilization ana its
comforts, where nice young men do abound
/ We do not know but what our legal com
panion on board, had some idea OF uniting
himself to the company, turning Mormon
and taking a couple wives, as he was down
on deck good deal. But we took care o.
him, and prevented any such demonstration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-19

[The citizens of Louisville are getting
up petitions for the Communication of the pun
lshment of Webster to Imprisonment for life.
How indignant at " impertinent interference .
would old Kentucky be, ifin case of a similar
sentence, citizens of Massachusetts should
petition for an alteration in the judgment Of
one of their courts Louisville would not
hold the indignation.
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ALL NIGHT!

DR. HATCuITTS Drug Store, on Water street,
~ will be found open a all hours night and day,
and an experienced Druggist within to fill Prescrip-
tions.
Physicians are requested to send in their pYescrp-
tons, for they assured that they will be put up
neatly and correctly
Dealers in Medicines viii find it to their advan-
age TO examine his large and well selected stock Of
Drugs, Liquors, Paints, Oils, &c, before puEchas-
inc elsewhere
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

L. PATTEN & A. D. PATTEN have fitted
'. up Rooms in the new Store Of Chas Harring-
ton, on Water, near Division street. where they will
be happy to see their old customers and the public
generally who wish to Guy Tobacco, Cigals and
ed the finest lot of
IMPORTED CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
ever offered in Evansville which they will sell very
low All orders from abroad will be attended to
with punctuality and despatch dec22 If
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$4,000 WORTH OF GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY. &C, &c.

ON Friday evening, April l9th, commencing at
~ early candle light, and al private sale any time
thereafter at our Auction Room, Water street,.
consisting in part offne 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, Clus-
ter Pins, Diamond Rings. Gold Pens. Gold Blace-
lets, Gold Rings, G'ld Necklaces, Cammeo Pins,
Bon Set Pins Diamond Pins. together with large
lot of Cutlery, Pearl Buttons, Needles, Ivory
Combs, &c.
The Goods are now open for inspection and alB
articles warranted as represented. The ladies
especially iavied to call and examine our stock.
WCOLSEY a. NELSON,
apl6-3t Auclioneers.
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New YORK, April Is,

NEW ORh; LApli' ~
Mysterious disappearance.-Mr Edward
Moore, a respectable citizen of Newport, R.
l., left the Astor House on the 9th inst. for
Orange, N. J., in the 4 o'clock train of cars,
and has not since been heard of. A reward
of $500 is offered for his recovery.
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CoTToN FACToRIEs.-In Cincinnati, Cow
ngton and Newport, there five Cotton Fac
tories, which run $4,000 spindles, consume
1850 bales Of cotton annually, and give daily
employment to sos hands.
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p The Bostonians are cute peop le.---
The unlicensed liquor shops are now selling
an article which they term THE Essence Of
MoIasses.' Those who have tasted 1t, find it
of favor very much like brandy, rum or
gin! This preparation has been compound
ed to avoid the license laws.
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NEW GOODS.

A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Cassimeres,
"A Tweeds. Cloths, Cassneis, Linen and Cotton
Fanasoonery, black summer Cloth, Satin and Mar
saeilles VeSting, Wool and Cotton half Hose, Silk
and Cotton Gum Suspenders, Hack Italian cravats,
kossuth cravats and stocks, Silk pocket handker-
chiefs, Umbrellas Pafasols Summer Hats Caps,
and beautiful Slippers, which will be sold very
cheap Tor cash, the subscriber.
WILLIAM HUGHES
ap9 If Corner Main and Second SITS.
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1TARsEIGEES QUELTS.

ONE Dozen 10, IL and III Marsellles Quilts just
~ received and for sale at Embchs cheap Dry
Goods store, Main street, three doors below Second
apI9 we
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CAN DIDA 7 Els.

r-MR SANDERs:-Will please announce JOHN
GREGG, alias . Old Honesty" as candidate IoT
the office of Recorder of Vanderburgh County anu
anI2
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SENTENCE OF PEARSON COMMITTED
The Springfield (AIass.,) Republican states
that the Governor and Council Of that State
have committed the death sentence of David
H. Pearson, recently convicted of the murder
of his wife and two children, at Wilmington.
Mass, TO imprisonment for life. This looks
like precedent for DR.. Webster.
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~ To THE VOTERS OF VAYDERBURGB COUNTY
Gentleme and Fellow Citizens--l am a candidate
for the office of Recorder of Nanderburgh county,
at the next August election.
Mr.. A. H. Sanders Sir, please announce the
above in your paper, and oblige yours,
au2* BRAChEI MILE
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OIL CLOTH COVERS,

STAND, Bureau and Table Oil Cloth Covers JUS
- received and for sale at Embicb's cheap Dry
Goods Store, Main street, three doors below Second
apl9 We
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MOURNING AND LACE VETT,S

4 I'm t. article On hand. and for sale a Embich's
~ cheap Dry Goods Store, Main street, three
ioors below Second. [apl9 We
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AZ Mr. EplToR:-Yo GU will please announce my
name as a candidate for County Recorder at the
I'evt Aucnst election. F. P. PAGAN.
mh27*
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PITTsBURG, April 16 P. NJ.
The RiUer.-There are five feet two inches
water in the channel and falling.
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BoNNBTs AND PARAsoLs.

Z FINE assortment on hand, and tor sale al
a Embich's cheap Dry Goods Store, Main street
rec doors below Second. [apl9 w5l
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ga. II. SANDERS, Esq.-You will please an
nounce nv name as a candidate for the office OF
Recor err of Vanderburgh county, at lhe next Au-
Gust election. mh25* c. NJ. GRIFFITH
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CINCINNATI, April 16.
The river has fallen inches in the past "a
hours.
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All. SANDERS, ESD have been sohcltedby
numerous friends to become a candidate for the OIL
fee OF Recorder Of Deeds, &C. for this county, and
YOU will please announce my name as candidate
Tor that Office Being a Lawyer by profession,
think | can perform lis duties with satisfaction to
all. Yours, Respectfully, ,-
CLEMENT 3. SIMONSCN
Evansville, March l6, 1850. NH Is
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A. H. SANDERS Esq.,-Y GU will please announce
DANIEL CHUTE as a Candidate for the office OF
Recorder for the County of Vanderburgh, at the next
Aurust EIe.tion Yours, Respectfully,
min Dos DANIEL CHUTE.
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3rrMR. A. H. SANDERs:-You will please an
nOunce my name as a candidate for reelection TO
the Office of Recorder of Vanderburgh county, ut
the ensuing August election. -
nbIg% SAMUEL T. JENKINS.
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DISSOLUTION,
HYDRAULIC CEMrNT

RABCOCK BROTHERS. Agents for Lawson,
- Verrys superior Hydraulic Cement, are prepar-
ed to furnish any quantity at Factory Prices, with
the addition of the freight of twenty five cents per
barrel. Tane ri
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At p. NJ, the election was still progress
inc
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POOLE h RROTHEB

Commission and Forwarding Merchants
No 80 MAGAZINE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.
OUR J. VI. POOLE will be at Evansville,
~ and interior during the wint. and spring, TO
solicit and make advances on shipments OF Produce
to he house.
4J-Orders for GROCERIES will meet with
our best attention.
Refer TO BEMENT & VEmE,
J. LAUeHlN & Co, Evansville
TAYLOR & HARVEY
MIL 1y J. II. CUTTER & Co., l'oulsFliie
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LATE ARRIVAL
Of Cheap Spring Goods!

=
Of Cheap Spring Goods!
( AM rev opening at Rockpcrt, Ind one of the
best and cheapest stocks OF Goods ever brought
to this Market consisting of Dry Goods, Ready
Made Clothing. HAS, Caps, Boots. Shoes. Hard
war;, Queensware; together with a general stock
OF Groceries, Carpenters Tools, Coopers Tools &C.,
al which am now offering at prices far below the
usual rates; and invite the attention of my custo-
mers and the public generally, to my present Stock
as am determined to sell goods at the lowest pos
sible rates for Cash or Produce
mh27 3wd&ow* J. A. MORGAN
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UoT received and now open, full and general
- assortment otal kinds OF Coopers and Cdrpen-
tiers Tools. Please cali and examine nv stock
o. B. GRIFFITH,
mhZb Main st