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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-22
A BRANCH OF THE GREAT WESTERN
MARBLE WORKS.

ME Propriator OF he Great Wesfern Marble
Works having established branch Of his
tabIishlnent in the town OF Evansville, Ind, is
prepared 10 furnish al who may desire 10 erect Du-
rable MemeGtoes, over he Graves OF their deceased
friends with MONUMENTS, TombstOnes, &c,
If a.! description sizes and qualities OF Foreign and
Domestic MalLie and at Low er Prices, than have
ever beea oltptd Yves; OF the Mountains.
Evansville, April %, 80. COL CROSS.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

/ WILL sell on good terns the House with 31i
L feet front by $50 feet deep Of tie bot that lat pre-
sent occupy situated ID in the upper part
If the city, containing rogfla, gocd cistern, porch
and cellar all IN good repair Possession given i'm
medialely if required Fog turther particulars ap-
plyto B. DYSON.
lel5 lwd
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steanpa at Rag,srer.
Thursday, lane %.
PREMIUM FOR WHEAT
DELIVERED EARIy.

One Dollar per Bushel, will be paid for 5000
" Bushels OF Prime Wheat, or so much as shall
he delivered at the Evansville Mills, within two
weeks after the first New Wheat shall be ready for
Market. S q. CLIFFORD.
acy- The highe Market price will at all times,
be paid in CASH for Wheut, Barrels, Cooper stuff,
and Wood [iel5 I'll
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NEW eoOns IN an oGD H0UsH.

ENOSI'ER Il BROWN, have just received at the
L 5. w. corner of Main aud First stress, large
and varied assortment Of Staple ana Faacy Dry
Goods, Shoes Hats, Bonns,S, &c &e., 70 which
they would solicit call from the public TO an ex
animation of their Stock Their Goods having
been seeet,d IN New York, from 6sst hands, they
via be enabled 10 sell lcwerand oger tette qualities
than merchants purchasing in western cities
Beng desrous of closing ont their stock to meet
anticipated change in their busness--rare induce
ments will be offered. ] he latest styles ana pat
terms OF fashionable Dry Coos will be sold a
small advance ON cost prices Thankful for past Ia
vcrs so very hbt Ealy extended them, they hope
merit a continuance of the same by the pnce ond
quoljty OF their goods and strict attention their
business
wi
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M OEA NES.-P Plantation and Sugar Houss
1F3 in barrels and half bsrrfls IN good order, anC
Tor sale low. by FOSTER & BROWN.
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HrNnnrsnN < \

HENDERSON, Ky, May ,, 1850.
DE-. j. g. HArcHrr- My wife has been afflicted
with Prolal sus Eeri aad an those diseases so com
mon to. women about the Turn OF life" She has
been wonderfully bene6usd by the use of your CO.
hoSh, after trying in vain other medicines.
Yours JAMES BACON.
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LAND FOR SALE.

!. OR sale a Pubic Auction on Saturday the 81
T. day OF August next at the Court House door IN
Evansville, hetween the hours OF - A. NJ and S =.
VI if not sold Let0re at private sale twelve beauG-
full lots for country residences CT gardeners contain
ing q acres each within about'3 mile from the city
cf Evansville and within mile OF Lamasco City.
being part Of the Southeast quarter Of North q
quarter of section 70. town ., south - Fnpg'
west Tht sc lots are lleas7nt'y sliUa'' T. ttntg
about 20 rods square and almost ~lhln the iml's oi
the civ. tia, those Who nlzh gulcAase an excel
lent lot tor residence for rich and delightful
Garden woald do well to examine these lots before
purchasing elsewhere, apply TO
INGLE & WHEELER,
ief5 Is or HENRY c. GwATHNEY.-
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TO MERCHANTS AND MERCHANT
TAsEOISS.
HENRY MARKS & CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

SILK AND WOOLLEN GOODS,
No II Pearl street, Cincinnati, O.,
VIZ GUILD invite the attention OF Merchants anc
w Merchant 'faiofs to their large and eegan'
assortment OF Cloths Cassiafares Festings, IaOr's
Trimmings, etc. etc. in part as follows:
French and German Broadcl0ths,
English ard American do,
Black and fancy Doeskins and Cassimers,
New style American and French do,
Black silk and satin Nestings, alqualites,'
Rich new styles do do.
Narcotics and Valencia do do,
Tweeds, Satinets and Kentucf leans,
Cashmcretts Summer Cloths. Ueen's Cloths,
Br'n Linens, Linen Checks Liucn Drlllngs,
Coored Canl5rics, Brogn Hollands.
Bleached AIusliHsr
B.eal he'd and Brown Driliings,
Paddings, Canvass, silk and worsrd SoFses.
Twist, Sewing Silk, Buttons, Buckles,
Thread, ScIesIas aud Wigaus.
Also, large and complete assortment Of Silks
Ribbons, Lace= Straw Goods, and fan assert
mentnf MILLINERY ARTICLES. which we ofiel
for sale at the lowest market prices
nlhl2 G3u~
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

7 ETTEKS Of administration, with The will an
l. nexed, on the estate Of James Robertson, decd,
have been grained to the undersigned BY the Pro-
bate Court Of Vanderhuigh county. All persons
having claims against said estate are req uested 10
present the same for payment, and those indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to make payncl I to
me The estate is probably solvent
iel4 3w II Q. WHEELER, AdA'r.
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FRESH Tx 9

CUPERTOR Young iyson, Young Hyson, Imper
- ial and Black Teas, Extra orange oolong peko
fine black Tea for sale by
rv4 Il HORN BROOK & BUPTIS.
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None is genuine unless "HATCHITT'S EX-
TRACT OF COHOSII, !" is blown in the boule
Manufactured by ]. G. HATCHlTT & co,
No II Front st. Evansville, Ind
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. ljcI2 til
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An cxtact Of a ,etter oi April 2ls, 1880, from Dr
J D. Collins, elarkswl'c, ennessce.
''NOur Cohnsh takes finely. / haze recomnc Aded
and used it in good many OF various Diseases
10 Any satisfaction. For several years lhave known
the happy and almost marvellous effects OF the Co
hcsh ALONE in some pecullar diseases. / Judge il
highly as u Tonic, antiscor uiic ard emenagogue -
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The following is rom Mr. Morgan, Of the FIRM Of
G. K s, Il. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods Evansville Ind
Deer. HATcHITT- SIR have used your Cohosh
in several cases OF diseased Lungs with the happiet
results. From my experience with it, believe it
also 10 be one OF The best M, dcines for general de
bility, indigestion and Tor purifying tbs blood.
YouTs, &c s K. MORGAN.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

NOW a4IOFlNg EstaDIIsHhIeH
q W-GLOFER takes this method of INFORM
II. ing tie eitizens of Evansville, that having
purchased the intSies OF his late partner he IS now
prepared carry on the above business In all Its
various branches, in the shop formerly occupied
by BrGjt & Matthews, corner OF Main and lst SITS,
From his long experience in the business, and de-
termination on HE part of attention to it. he feels
confident OF being able to give general satisfaction,
'Pne latest fashions received quarterly
f,pIS II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
OIL CLOTH COVERS.

Bureau and Table OIL Cloth Covers Just
- received and for sale at Embicb's cheap Dry
Goods Store, Main street, three doors below Second
apl9 We
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RTrToVAL-

n EO. COSTING, Painter, has removed to Water
" street, Ieiween Main and Sycamore SITS, where
be thankfully received and pUnctually ATTENDED to
my25 In
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DICKLES, C2tsup's, Sauces. Jellys. dried rui
4 Currants, Raisins and Figs for sale bv
mv4 If HORNBROOk g., BURTIS.
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From J. B. Hannah; wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &c &c

EVANSVILLE Ia. March 80, 1880.
DoeT. HATCUTT = lTve used Y, ur preparation
II Cohosh spr iofpor Of the liver, indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with as
tonisilng success. | would recommend it TO all
similarly affected 10 a safe, pleasant and efficacious
medicine -Four obedient sery't,
J b HANNAH.
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TRB KNOX ms URANcE COMPANY
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.
Capital StoCk--2OO.OO0 Dollars
1fcc, on Hater ST., IN W3se'S 3rick Ro?c,
YINGENNES, IND.

ONCE, on " dte< ST., IN H1sfS a3TicE R0T,
YINCENNES, IND.
THIS Company, haviag been duly or,
-sfss>a ganized, and tea per cent. raid in the
$780, capital stock subscribed aud the balance
securedly mortgage on Real Estate and by prison
al guarantee, are prepared 10 eject Insurance
against loss or damage hy Fire, on Buildings, mer-
machlHsry, manufactures, ana all de-
scriptions OF property; also, mcrC gndize and pro-
duce in the Of Inland transportation, Tie risks
OF the seas sc. &c; a.so, the Halls of Steamboats,
and other vessels and npon tie lives OF individuals
going 10 California. The rates Of premium viii be
as low as those OF any other responsible Company
All losses libefaly adjusted aad promptly paid
The stock OF this Company Is leid cntiICIy IN the
West and controlled by western usa, and IN no
way connected with New York
Diyrcto~s.
Hon r. N CARNAN, Yiucennes.
WILLIAM !. HEBERD, %
JOHN w. MADDOX, do -
JACOB PEN, do
SAMU' l. WISE do
HENRY D. AIBT5 Evansville
WALTER W EARLY. Terre Haute.
THOMAS ?. BENBRIDGE Lafayette.
PETER =. BAILEY, Fort Wayne
SIMON BOTTORFF, Jacksonville;
WILLIAM HUGHES, 60.
LEVI SPARKS, do
JAMES KElC WIN, do
r. n. CARNAN, PrcaAcnt
SMoN B0rroEfr, Vice Pre'st.
G. NJ ALLEN. Seen.
". J. HcherJ, Treasurer
&5- Short lite and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. je3 I'll
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maRsEELLES CULTS

ONE Dozen 10, IL and III MarseiIes Quilts Just
~ received and Tor sale at Embich's cheap Dry
Goods store, Main street, three doors below Second
apl9 NO
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wHTTE sUIFEUR SYRINGE

TTNHE Proprietors of the above named popular
L Springs would inform the public that this lash
onabla place of resort will be opened for the recep
non OF visitors by the first of June. The buildings
havs undergone thorough repair, the rol iefur
nished in the NEST modern style, and the grounds
beauiiried and improved, thus rendering the Sulphur
Springs one Of the most pleasant places OF resort in
the Western county. The Medicinal virtues the
water, ard the healthy location OF these Springs, Of
ter strong Inducements to invallds, well as to
visit this place The proprietors have spared no
expense, and will use every endeavor 10 make
these Sprns unsurpassed by any resort Of the kind
in the West.
The above Springs a-s situated i'll Union County,
Ky, twelve miles from Uuioutown, fifteen from
Caseyve, twenty three from Henderson, and
twenty miles from Shawneetown, III.
@A. Q. LONG,
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nETEn FRITZ

beaches and Apples the last ot the eas2n tsl
l. sale by HORNBbO0k & IURIIc
je15 II
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The certificate of 4. w Dunbar, ESQ., Treasurer of
Nnnderhnrnh connlv

Vanderburgh county
EVANSVILLE, Ia, April IT. 1850.
Dr. HATcH1rT-Sir i have used your Cohosh for
four OF i've months and can say with confidence
that it Is an Alternative TONIC, much superior To any
prepara' on 81 Sdlsaparla on other tonic medicine
| lsvc ever used Yours.
a w. DUNBAR
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TIE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.

THE prOprietors beg to call the attention of con-
1 noiseurs in Tea, and he heads Of families to
the choice and rare selection Of Teas Imported BY
by their fragrance and dtlieacy, combined with vir.
gin purity and strergh produce an infusion Of sur
passing richnC IS and flavor.
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SPRING & SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1885,!

s=zszz5zsz5s Ezfzf5zzSa - &c., XII
A T+SeS55ss5= -sssrs7=s4
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CANDLES AND SOAPS.

CtTEARlNF. and Star Candles, extra No Soap
- also large lot OF Fancy Soaps, which viii bC
sold wholesale or retail by
rny4 If II lRNBROOK g. BURTIS.
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W
THEREFORE,, be it known TO one and all, that
l. we are determined to make change in our bu
siness, and will sch our present Stock Of GrOcer-
les, which consists Of general stock, with largo
and well selected stock Of FINE LIQUORS of atl
grades, inferior to in market, and TO all,
well as our Old customers in particular, we viii sell
at low figures for Cash, or such paper as will be
taken in Bank with approved security, and in no
other way. And to keep all quiet, we would ask
all that owe cent, either by Note or Account,
to call and see US soon, and let US compromise to
save further steps And all having claims against
u.s. they had better be after getting them as soon aa
possible This is by soberre1ection our determined
resolution, and will be greatly obliged to all OF
particular friends and customers not to ask US
to violate this pledge, as shall most assuredly
deny them, Once said is good as thousand times.
To any one DESTROYS OF locating in ftonrishing
c.ty, aad getting into good trade we will sell our
entire Stock on good terms We have been doing
Grocery business here for ten years past, and can
ne OF much use 10 our successors.
Mills g. HOWES,
ap22 If Evansville, Ind.
~ Gazette, Vincennes Register, Mt. Camel;
Express Terre HGutes journal. Lafayette; copy to
amount of SO, and send bills to this office.
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TrEI rCErT YCEIft

Il dE Undersigned is prepared tC furnish Ice dur
l ing the Summer IN any quantity, 10 an" person
who will call al his residence on Locust street, be-
wecn Water and First. 1HOS. BUTLER.
mv30 d}Iu
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SBERw CcD EoUsE SALOON.
LAMP SHEARS SC.

I AMP Shears, Fed Cords, Plough lines, Halter
IL ropes and Mackerel Goldfish, Shad and all
other articles in the prcceTy inc for sale by
mr4 If HORNBR0OK & BURTlS.
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SASSENGERS.

BOLOGNA Stus ages md Dried Beef of the best
ID quality Justreceived ard for sails dog cheapby
mv4 EORNBRO0K & BURVIS.
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nv Is BIN

myl5 BIN Projectors.
9c5- fhe following papers please copy 3 months
and send bills to advertisers Daily Courier, Lou
isvie; Journal, Paducah; Advocate, Shawnee
town; and kentuckian Henderson.
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LCUlSV1LLH & ST. LOU PACKET.
re- The fine, fast running, and Substantial
.sL= So "a Steamer,
GEN WASHINGTON,
Capt. LAxsaoRN, Master will run during the
season as regular Louisville, Evansville and ST.
Louis Packet She will leave Louisville every We'd
nesday at 10 O'Clock, Al NJ, passing Evansville ev-
cry Thursday morning at o'clock. Returning,
will leave St Louis every Saturday evening at o.
clock and pass Evansville every Monday morning at
s O'Clock.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
mh26 3m O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Ag'ts.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, ETC

I AM now in tie daily receipt Of my spring sup
4 ply OF DRUGS, &c.s &C., consisting IN par
of the following:
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fNTSuIII, %
these mat hess Teas, it is the intention Of the pro
prietors to ds1rhuo by lot, among the purchasers,
a quantity Of Tea cq al 10 hs First years Proats
the sales eficctcr
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in tie pack
age, numbered certificate, entiabng him 10, OsE
CHAN,z N TIE DISTRIBUTION 80
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS
laid out and the receipts amounting to $40 COO
the undernelrt onrd parcels IT Tea, the value Of
ten per cent, OF Two 1'uoUsAND DOLLARS, will lie
given away as Bonuses :, according to the follow
ing scale
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OILS, PA1NTS, TIC.
IN BBT,S LIuseed Oil;
III 10 bills Spirits Turpentins
do Copal Varn1sh,
do japan do.
10 dc Dried Whiting;
Iee pounds Blue Prussian,
1000 do Red Lead;
2OCO do Venetian Red.
1000 do Spal ish Brown;
lust received and for sale low by
feb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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Erom The Free p, esbuteT'ian

The FuGITirE LAw.-Ata meeting held at Ky
gersyiIIe, GalIia county, Ohio,on the 18TH NoVem-
Der, 1850, to express the sentiments of the COM
munity on the Fugitive slave law, passed at the
late session of Congress, David Tate was called to
the chair, and J. ii Pratt appointed secretary.
After reading said law and commenting upon the
same and listening to speech from Mr.. }. Brad
bury, the following resolutions were passed unan-
imously!
RESOLVED Ist That we, the citizens Of Kygers-
vile and vicinity here assembled, are law-obid-
ing people, and as such will support the Consl-
tuition of the United States, and all laws made IN
conformity therewth but the Infamous Fugitive
slave BILL passed by Congress ut its last session,
is a clear violation both of the letter and spirit OF
the Constitution, and therefore cannot be binding
upon us.
I'd. That it ia the deliberate determination of
this meeting not TO assist IN carrying out the pro-
visions of said law, nor suffer it to be done II In
our power to prevent 1t.
3d. That it would better comport with the
usages Of this Government to resort to It's o'd
practice of employing bloodhounds to hunt down
its human prey, than to command all good c'ti-
Zens TO perform that service.
4th That the members Of Congress who voted
for said law, deserve the scorn and contempt OF
the civilized world.
5,h. That Daniel Webster, Lewis Cass, and
Henry Clay, for the part they took IN the enact
ment Of said law, have rendered themselves odous
and loathscme to free people and that the very
name Of Daniel Webster has become a stencil IN
the nostrs of the free North.
9th That Willard Fillmore, President Of the
United States, in signing said law, knowing that
it suspended the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus in other than Of rebellion or invasion,
and therefore unconstitutional; and for his cow
ardly acts in aid Of the Southern crusade against
American liberty, has shown himself to be SER
VIE Southern tool, unworthy the confidence OF
that portion of the country to which he belongs
and ought to be Indignantly hurled from the high
place he now diSgraces.
7h. That the spirited resistance to the execu'
ton Of said law by the people o! Boston, merits
our warm appreciation; and we hereby pledge
ourselves to sustain them in the course they have
adopted.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the officers, and published in the
| National Era, Ohio Statesman, AshtabuIa Senu
mel, and Free Presbyterian.
! DANIEL TATE, Chairman.
J. II. PRATT, Secretary.
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Ernrn th. Eres PresLuterian.

PUBLIC MEErIEG-A meeting Of the citizens
of Frankfort and vicinity was held on FRIDAY
evening, the 18th of November 1850, IN t Pres
by terian Church in that village, for the purpose o.
hearing lecture on the subject OF the fugiuV'
slave law. The meeting was organized by ap'
ponting VIM CARoTnERs, Prest. and Warren D
Mr.. = Urquhart being present by appoint
noent wns called upon and addressed the meeting
at considerable length IN opposition to the law.
Quite a respectable number OF the citizens o
the village and vicinity being present, there was
desire manifested to have an expression OF OPINION
by he meeting, on the Fugitive law:
On motion, Il committee was appointed, cons'st
ing Of Warren s. DUNCAN, Robert DUNCAN ana )
S. Campbell, to prepare reso Tor me acton
of the meeting The CommItte! reported the ioi'
lowing resolutions, which were adopted, as
whole, without discussion -
|. Resoiued, That while we fully recognize the
obligation 10 obey the civil authority, YET the
measure Of that obedience, we hold, must be De
termined by reference to the principles OF mo-
rality and justice aud that no statute con'ra'eh
ing these principles, carries with 1t the force o.
law, or binds the conscience or the citizen.
3D. That inasmuch the late Fugitive slave
law passed by Congress is in many OF Its prov
sions yioative of the principles OF eternal right
commanding what the law Of God forhids; q Tor
bidding what the law Of God requires-vIoIativt
Of the Constitution, in suspending the writ OF
habsas corpus, and denying its right OF tra' py
iury-unjus, in it's operaeiors, in admitting tho
testimony of one party, and rejecting that Of tht
other-nconcevabIy mean, in OF ering bride, IN
the shape Of double fee to the acting officer fol
finding against the weaker party-we are impeliet
to the conclusion, that said statute Is unworthy
the regard Of the citizen, and that to acquit ou'
conscience to God, we must dsobey this enact
ment.
3. That while we thus take our stand in oppo
stion to this statute, we hereby pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means to fleet lis repeal.
On motion, Warren S. DUNCAN, Caleb McCiune
and J. S. Campbell, were appointed a committee
to circulate receive, and forward petitions, asking
Congress to repeal the Fugitive slave law
Resolved. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published.
On motion, adjourned.
WIN. CAROTHERS, President.
Warren s DUNCAN, Secretary.