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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

TINE undersigned has taken letters o ninistra
L ton, the Estate of +. ii. Hood late Of Wander
bu-rh county Diseased. All those indebted TO said e.-
tate. VIII please call and settle without delay
ana those having claims against said estate will lease
present them duly authenticated for settlement. Said
Estate supposed to be Solvent
Evansville Sept 18th lsJ2, ELECTA w. HOOD.
septli Nv Administrators.
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OF GIBsON tOUNIfs
For Treasurer Of State.
SIMON T. HA DLEY, of Wayne county.
For Auditor Of State.
DOUGLASS MAGUlRE, of Marion county.
For Secretary of State.
JOHN OSBORNE, of Clay county.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
Al, OSBORNE, of Laporte county.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court.
JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools.
AARON WOOD, ofPutnam county.
For Judges of Supreme Court.
First Distriet-JOHN HOWE, Lagrange county.
sec0nd-CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county.
TAird-David Mcdonald, Monroe county.
FeartA-SAMUEL b. GOOKINS, Vogo county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

DIED coRps--5o dozen long Bed Cords, reed per
ID Irwin City," for sale by s. Z. GILBERT 81 co.
soptlf Sycamore near Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-15

pUTLERs BLACKING-I5o dozen reed per "Twir
I'D City 70 r sale by S. T.. GILBERT & co.
septli Sycamore near Water.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE.

lust RECEIVED,
d Wait for the Wagon; Will you love then now; Th
Sailor boys Grave; Ole Bulls violin instruction. Howe
violin instruction Book; Jcwetts National Violin Teach
er; Assortment Of Flies and Flutes. for sale by
aug3l SAMUEL LISTER.
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s.a57 ,osl IS for the dscaf year ending June 30,

1852.
The unexpended balances Of appropriations for
the naval service, marine corps. and speciai OBJ
jects under the control of the Navy Department.
was the 30th Of June, 1852, 49, ga so, all Of
which will be required to meet the outstanding
obligations due from the appropriations to com
pete the objects provided for by the apprepria-
lions for that year, in addition to the estimates for
the fiscal years ending 30th June, 1853 and 1854
Accompanying the reports and documents will
be found the abstract or compendium Of the
ports of the chiefs of the bureaus required by the
resolution of the Senate Of the 26th August 1852.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
obedicnt servant, JOHN p. KENNEDY.
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CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION
TUESDAY. December 9, 1852.
SENATE.


% The Hon. l. P. WALxER. Of Wisconsin, appeared
to-day.
The CHAIR laid before the Senate letter from
the Treasurer of the United States, communicating
copies of his accounts for the third and fourth
quarters of 1851, and the first and second quarters
Of 1852, as adjusted by the accounting officers Of
the Treasury.
Also the report of the Secretary OF the Interior,
communicating o statement OF appropriations for
the service of that Department from July, 1851, to
Juno 80, 1852 which were rend aud ordered to be
printed. afg
~ COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED BILLS.
Mr.. HAMLIN stated that two bills were passed
yesterday, but they could not be signed because
there was no Committee on Enrolled Bills to ex-
anime them He moved, therefore, that the Com
mittee o, Enrolled Bills of the last session be
thorized to act till such time the committees
regularly appointed; and the motion was agreed to.
FUNERAL noNoRs AND CEREMONIES.
The Senate proceeded to consider the following
resolution, submitted yesterday by Mr.. HALE:
Rssolped, That the resolution Of the Senate,
passed on the 25th of March, 1850, which is in
these words: "Resolued, That, in future. when a
member of Congress dies, and has been buried in
the vacation, the Senate will not feel itself called
upon to extend to the memory Of the deceased the
honors and ceremonies which have been Of late
years Usually awarded, but will restrict itself
hereafter in the appropriation Of those honors and
ceremonies to cases OF the death of members dur
ing the session of Congress-" be rescinded.
,Mr. HALE supported the resolution, and Mr..
CASS opposed it; and it was rejected-yeas 10,
nays % H.. ss.r.-. .......s .-... .... ST.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration
of Executive business, and shortly afterwards ad-
journed till Monday. .. ....... at.
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THE REP u BLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10. 1856.
Congress.

In the Senate yesterday, after the transac-
ton of some preliminary business, and short
Executive session, the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. DuS-
CAN announced the death Of his colleague, the
Hon. b. THOMPSON, member Of the House
from the State of Massachusetts; and, as a
mark Of respect, an adjournment succeeded.
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NAvAL.-Tbc Philadelphia Bulletin publishes
the following list of the officers of the United
States sloop-of war st. Mary's, which arrived at
Philadelphia on the Sth instant:
Commander-Geo. A. Magruder. First Lieu
tcnant-Jamcs s. Biddle, executive officer. Sc
cond Lieutenant--R. II Wyman. Acting Lieu
tenants-T 9. Corbin, II. G.. Blake. Surgeon-J.
J. Abernethy. Assistant Surgeon-R. Tun.
stnll. Purscr-y A. +. Watson Acting Master
Jonathan Young. Lieutenant of Marines G. r.
Graham. Passed Mdsbipmen--J. NJ. Delaney
Forrest, w. r. Mercer. hlidshipmen--W II
Ward, J. A Gier, u. p. Loyal. Carpenter ---
Meade. Sailmaker-W, 3. Fuzeue. Gunner
Jaines Hudson.
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Leaves for the support of the navy

ana marine corps. ............. f,4o5,ou oS
1t is proper 10 remark that the large increase in
some OF the estimates mn de for the coming year
over the actual amounts appropriated for the SER
vice OF the last two three years, which il will be
found required for the improvements Of yards
and docks, construction, equipment, and repair of
vessels, the expenses OF ordnance, and the cncour
agement and support OF the mail service, has be-
come necessary by the reduction which Congress
has hitherto thought proper to make from the es,i-
mates submitted for the expenditures which
thought essential to the public service in most of
these branches of the naval administration. The
appropriations now asked for may, therefore, be
regarded as the necessary consequence of such
subtraction from what deemed but an ade-
guate annual provision for the completion of works
of indispensable And being viewed in the
light OF arrears due to the public wants, they fur
nsh no index OF what may be the future necessIties
Of the Department ii provided for as they arise.
The estimate for the mail service, also, being
one with which the naval establishment has no pro-
per EXON, should not be brought into the &C.
count Of the expenditures Of the navy.
The total amount drawn from the treasury dur.
ing the fiscal year ending June 80, 1852, as shown
by the statement OF appropriations Tor the naval
service prepared by the Second Comptroller Of the
Treasury H.. 1926 ,25l ~
Deduct repayments. Sl3,l32 10
Which SHOVE the sum Of. Ss,9l3,IlS 70
ss the total expenditure on all objects under the
control of the Navy Department but Of which
amount there oas expended Tor special objects the
sum Of 1855 O6o 81, leaving as the true expendi-
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By Mr.. CLEMENS: The petition of James Ben
nett, with the accompanying papers, claiming
pay for his services soldier in the of 1912.
Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs
By Mr.. BERNHISEL: The memorial of the Gov
ernor and Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of
Utah, asking Congress for an appropriation of
sixty thousand dollars for the erection of Terri
torial prison. and moved that it be referred to the
Committee on Ways and Means. -..... 49,
Also the memorial OF the Governor and Lcgisla-
tive Assembly of the Territory Of Utah, asking
Congress for an appropriation to defray the ex
penses of repelling incursons ofIndians and moved
that ii be referred to the Committee on Military
Affairs. .. ..r-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
LrrcnFIELD (ooNNl THURsDAY, MAY is, ls52

SayIes had l22 out of 1893, was declared
elected. and sworn.
The Senate informed the House it was
ready for business.
James Eaton and Chandler Sanderson
were appointed Messengers. Daniel S.
Hoyt was appointed Doorkeeper. and w.
b. Davis, assistant.
Col. Mather of Simsbury, and Mr.. Kee-
Ter Of Westport. were appointed com. to
inform the Senate that the House was Or
ganized. and ready to proceed to business.
The Rules of the last session were adopt
ed, until otherwise ordered.
Resolution from the Senate that Osborn
and Baldwin be appointed State Printers
passed.
That the clerk furnish $50 copies of the
rules of the House. and joint rules of the
Senate and House. 81 copies of the Con-
necticut Register, for 1852, % copies of the
journal Of the House. of 1851. "a copies
of the public and private statutes Of Conn,
and all necessary station ry-passed.
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be received 81 The Ssesy And buog only nsts
sold where Others connd 10 The ms 2 fos .,a posy @ m
shall beeceved Secretary And the sount Of the premium on
said building sold shall be endorsed after thirty days io tho Gay O.
premium such portion thereof a. shall
not have been paid expended. e1s ss
Propided further the grantee aenee shall pro-
cure assignment Policy when he shall have pur
Of the property insured and ha Within thirty days
day purchased forward the said Policy and Asess
ent Secretary may the ratified and cophrmed by
him. shall be approved By Deor the Sec
eay and the confirmation thereof BY order
Director enee shall have given sasiac'
tory security residue Of the premium note given
for sail Policy. ei
Src Whenever any Company who
goods other properly ony 'h bona hde alternate q M
goods property have the privilege sur
rendering his Policy and under the same regulations Pocy was
personal property insured with buildings and goods part are snd
Policy cancelled that only under the same rsgua
tions al mentioned in the preceding Sections.
SEC g. additions changes Of occu
pants shall be made buildings insured application may b made
agent the vicinity who shall certify his opinion wnene
the hazard not and forward the same ana
applicant by him signed the Secretary who shall submit
the Directors for their APPROVAL said application may DO
made Secretary and when approved the Secretary
record Of said Policy that the same not
return to the Bun the agent or Sec
Judge that said alterations additions do increase the k'
they shall how much and take additional note tor ucn
risk; approved Directors the Secretary shall
thereof the record Of d Policy and forward the H.
SEC When buildings mortgaged at the they insured
the mortgage Policy assigned him his signing the
premium giving security for the OF the same ana
Agent Director Secretary when application shall De maae 70
shall upon said applicants signing said or giving
curi aforesaid to give the assent OF the Company to sara
which asened true certificate thereof shall
Secretary who shall the record Of SAID Pocy
is hereby provided that in buildings gooa OF
other property Company a he burned damaged
Directors additional security for the payment Of the ae
poste note said property by the insured de,
posting with Treasurer the that shall remain unpaid on
which depote shall consist Of part OF the insurance money
said retained the Treasurer until the expiration OF the
his Policy when the insured shall have the right 20
receive said has been expended in losses ana
mens and isha be the duty the pay after hr.
ty days from the expiration OF the Policy
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OFFICE OF THE MONROE MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE Co., WooDsFIELD, Ono.
BYLAWS.

ARTICLE
SEc The shall consist Of nine MEMBERS to be
ageea provisions OF the third section o he ACT co
poratne said Company
SEQ meeting the Company the President when pres
emit and his shall call to order preside
n, Chairman chosen the Directors shall be by
ballot either or by proxy having one
vote All other questions determined by voting such way
majority present may deem EN- n5ps 5roPera r,
Srcl Whenever shall be made, notice shall be gwen
by the publication the several newspapers printed ~ the
three publication o whIcn snail not
he less than thirty prior fixed for their payment he
ectos NAV be published handbs posted
W. in such places as they may direct
SEQ The Directors moy of hem authorised in case
of any loss damage such OF money
may required damage make ior sucn
prpoe their option sgreeabyt Of Incorporation
'1la'l ARTICLE I'LL
SEC Company will make insurance for the term o
or for shorter term option the Directors, except on buildings
which be insured for shorter time than one year. ana he
~ he premium note deposited for the Of
any buding shall be according to the hazard OF ueh
building danger which be exposed to loss OF injury
re taxing materials which comPosed the
manner Of the purposes for which It used i sa
on to other buildings all other circumstances affecting It's risk
SEC O. shall be made to greater amount snan SIX
thousand dollars any risk AaFs 80
SEC In lien can be created a. on
and cha Directors require aD indemnify in lieu thereof ana
approved surety tie premium j.
SEC Not more the estimated value Of any build
ing other property shall be insured by this Company
=" El#f ARTICLE w VI. A eFtsf5 .
.ny house or tune shall surrender his Policy to the Sec
rsury signed by him have the
viii the recorder Of deeds or the agent o. sara
e IL vicinity or some per fact end the Sec
ret,ry sh submit Directors be cancelled and shall
Ter lie same on record cancelled 20 take effect Day the same snail
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Breweies Distleres Steam Saw Mills and Cotton Fac
tories not insured
ou NAV be excluded of Dctor and such classes
are not named may insured at such majority OF the d.
rec tors NAV determine after application is made
The the premium note shall be paid and endorsed heeo
making sppcon and fifty cents for each Poy and
recording the same, by the person receiving it,
Sec Three per Of the premium note shall be paid on all
applications and cent annum ON all Others and
endorsed of making application and fifty CEN. TOR
Policy and recording the by the person receiving 80
SEC be wanted than one building IN the
Policy the amount each must nmd also the amount on
furniture, goods grain sc. must be separately named
ARTICLE ii.
SEC l. Every wishing to become member TINS Company
shall being dpose his application and premium
note Secretary Of said Company and approved BY Directors
the Policy that day. and take effect at unless
directed by the applicant to be dated on future day,
SEC. g. (Fom Of appc ton and Polcy.)
ARTICLE Ill
h be the duty Of the treasurer to receive and keep tor
be paid into the order Of the President
writing And before entering the duties of his
he shall give bonds the sum often Thousand dollars 70 the s
faction and Directors And he shall make report n
writing the Treasury each annual meeting and to the
Directors at any time when required thereto by them
SEC @ he the duty the Secretary keep fair and correct
records the proceedings the Company and also OF the Directors
and writings coming his hands, and necessary to be
and all records surreDd and trans
which be to be made and preserved 10 MS
Office: perform all other acts required OF him by virtue
Of ACT of and byawsAnd shall receive such
for President and Directors shall direct the end OF
each before he enters the duties OF his ce
SIC g. Agents Company shall give bonds with satisfactory
sureties exceeding thousand nor less then three
hundred dollars shall be required by the Secretary They shall also
make reports the Treasurer quarterly of their accounts with the
Company.
The will the office of the Company the first
Tuesday monand will hold special meetings the call Of
the Secretary. s 4sS7e es
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RATES OF INSURANCE..
ARTICLE I.

SEC Houses of brick red with tiles or
metal unexposed buildings cent OF the value
which they nsue similar buildings covered with wood w per
cent. ,,r
SEC Houses entirely of wood, detached per
cent -, ~
SEC g. Barns protected with lightning rods AZ cent Without
proeCton similar buildings 10 towns or Vages per
cent more, in addition . .,.,
SEC STORES Sadde and Tailor Shops DICK
m sne and occupied TOR single purposes
per wood roof with other occupation Of
the same building, increase Of rate
se s. sroREs and similar buildings entirely wood, cent
SEC TAvsRNs and Barns connected Herewith when ho OF
brick one when entirely wood per cent Fem
perance Taverns be insured per cent, ess)
CHrRcHEs and Schoo Houses per cent
The above kind Of buildings enumerated
and such exposed buildings When exposed by other
buildings greater than usual risk from internal construction" the
rate is 10 he increased in the proportion. ~ -
Furniture goods produce and moveable property OF all knds WIN
generally with the buildings In whch 'hey
are contained.
The following and business deemed and the rates
premium charged upon their insurance VIII De as ioow Tor
the smallest and safest establishment entirely detached
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defendants, the as If voluntarily paid sNA
SEC H. In all suits against said company member Of said
company perfectly competent whether he be Judge
the Supreme Of this State, wness juror sheriff
other officer which he she directly party;
Provided otherwise disqed the ecords Of said
company copies haeof duly authenticated by the signature
president secretary under oath shall be deemed and taken
evidence suit in which ssd company be
H. That the said
exceeding years. policy said compsnys
signed president and shall be deemed valid binding
company when the lille III fee s.mps
unncuubered building buildings insured aud The land
cred by but the assured have less
ses be ncumbered the policy shall be void the
assured and the membranes Of the promises be sn md
10 the appIcsion therefor IA ls.e7
Sec 49, That the directors settle and pay oses within three
months after they shall have been notified aieresaid
That when any house other budng shall be asnateh
by sale otherwise the policy shall heeupon be vU and
dered to the directors Of said he cancesd such
the payment his her their poportonof that
have accrued such surrender; Provided st
grantee aenee having the policy assigned them have
their rights thereto confirmed TO hser for biz, her or their
and benefit upon The application % the directors and
with their within thirty days after such alienation giving
security the satisfaction Of said decto for such
the premium note shall remain unpaid and BY such ratification and
conhrmston, epary causing the shall entitled TO Ill
and pylsse, and subject all the liabilities which the Original
SEC b Thst IL any alteration shoud any house
building by the proprietor after ere
on with said company whereby be exposed greater m
hszird from re than the time Insured en d n
such the such huding shall
void, un additional premium and deposit such alteration bo
settled with and paid to The directors. but alteration yepasxo
(coneudsd on iass column Of third page u IS 6. s
Worcester daily spy., 1852-01-20
Kossuth Hats.
TWentv Barrels

Twenty Barrels
DEST CRUSHED SUG Ar, Just received and for sale
ID at the very low price OF e4centJ per pound
Jan. 18th, 1852. dti q. Q, FLANDERS & co.
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Oxen for Sale
. YOKE ofPrime Working oxen, in good condition
X Inquire of E. Z. ABBOTT,
janl0 d2w l55 Pl asant street.
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Invalids.-Among the many Invalids who suffer
from severe and unwhoesome climate there may be few
VINO nave never tried and exper need the virtue of DR.
stephen Jewetrs Celebrated Family Medicines. There
Medicines are compounded for the and prevention
OF the diseases to which we are peculiarly liable, dys
pepsia, consumption and inhammatory Disorders and
they are resnt of long continued and patient study
and scientific research There is no quackery about
them thousands can and do testify Of their efficacy in
giving permanent relief in that long had been con-
sdered hopeless and in which the patient had been Civ
en- over to DEATH by despairing Physicians. We would
advise all who suffer from Debility disposition
Pulm nary Consumption TO provide themselves with
these Medicines, and them in strict compliance with
the accompanying directions. See References and ad-
vertisemCDt in another column. jan20-dawIt
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C0-partnerShlp Dissolved
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
IN under the firm of Lyman Bugbee x Co.. is This day
dissolved by limitation; and all Of the sad
fam must be settled Immediately.
LYMAN BUGBEE WIN. NJ. BREWER.
Worcester, Jan. |, 1852.
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We are glad that Adams is so well patronized
at his New Sky ghl Rooms IL Brinley Row. There is
IN his Daggereotypes just disposition OF Light and
Shadow" an ca natural position and artistic al
rangement of all the accesso les which make up per
feel picture. To save time expense and dsappoint
ment call on Adams for Daguerroypes, and avoid the
Rooms OF those who have neither taste skill genius
for the bnsness and whose sole aim is to secure the
rocks rather than TO attain perle tn, elevate
art whose Importance they capable of appreciat
ing. movie
Worcester daily spy., 1852-01-20

WOnderfuI.-We hardly credit the story that
young lady of this city that had become nearly Cald
has lately become in possession of luxurions Head Of
Hair, said 10 b. in consequence of using RUSPINl'S
ITALIAN HAIR TONIC which is a United by the
most eminent Chemists, Physicians and every who
USES H. to be the best article for Restoring Preserving
and BeautifyHg In, Hair Prepared and sold wholesale
and retail by G. s. II A. j. HOWE, and d. SCOTT, Jr.
&, CO ian6
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Califnrnia. I.ifa Insnranna-

?
fHNHE Stale Mutual Life Insurance Co, of Worces-
MIA to reside Ehan three years, reasonable
addition to their ordinary Of premium To all gen.
temen who dese TO secure to their families ietds
something reliable in of decease before their pile
shall have become large enough this company offers
the double advantage OF low premiuhs sure pay
ments
Applications may be made "a the office Of the Compa
ny, No. 90 Main street, Worcester.
jan l3 er diff
Worcester daily spy., 1852-01-20

Amusing and Instructive Exhibition
OF FANCY GLASS WORKING, SPINNING
AND BLOWING!
DROF. w. WOODRoFFE, the CELEBRATED
a FANCY GLASS HORKER, OF the Boston Mu-
scum, AMI c. A. WooDRoFFE Philosophical Glass Blow
er will give their Beautiful and Instructive Exhibitions
at Waldo Hall, Worcester, for few days
only, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. l9,
1852 GLASS SPINNING at the astonishing of two
thousand yards per minute infinitely finer
than silk, and equally elastic aud flexible. Mr. w.
will also exhibit Lady's beautiful Head Dress made
from pun Glass. al o, Splendid Fabric of Cloth,
from Spun Glass and silk. Trick Tumblers and many
unique and beautiful articles manufactured from Glass
The Professor will hold TWO ambitions per day; one
from until s. and one from until g. P. NJ Admission,
l24 cents Each Visitor after witnessing the process
viii be presented with specimen, equal in value the
Admission Fee For further particulars please witness
the Exhibition. jan 10 DIFF