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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16
STATE OF INDIANA:

Office ofthe Secretary Of State-To-wIT:
I hereby certify that the above and fore
going act of the Legislature of said State, is
a correct copy of the enrolment now on fle
in my office, except words inserted (thus) in
order TO aid the sense.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have
hereunto set my hand, and atfix-
Il. S. ed the Seal of State at the City
of Indianapolis, this 14th day of
March, A. D. 1855.
ERASMUS B. COLLINS,
Secretary Of state.
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PoTAToEs. are large stocks of POI
tatoes in the hands of dealers in this city at
the present time, notwithstanding which
prices are exorbitant. Thousands of bushels
will be thrown away, complete loss, rather
than be sold at price within reach of poor,
half famished creatures who stay in cellars,
attics. &c. We are told of one Spectator
in this article, who said he could afford to
lose Fl We hundred bushels, and still would
make lots of money u Boston Bee.
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The First Case under the Liquor Law

The First case under the Liquor Law.
Yesterday morning DIR. Woolsey, Drug
gist, was hauled up for having the day before
sold pint of alcohol. He admitted the fact.
but thought in selling it as "burning flud,''
as he did, he had broken no provision of the
law. Conrad Baker, Esq, acted for the pro-
secution, and quoted the especial provision
of the liquor law covering this ground, and
ably argued the case. We were not present
at the trial, and cannot give details of the ar
gument. Squire Walker fined the defendant
twenty dollars. DR.. w. is a temperance
man, and all who know him, know he was
entirely innocent in this transaction of any
attempt to violate the law-buta his inno-
cence of bad motives, did not save him from
the penalty. This case, and DR.. Woolsey' IS
position as a temperance man, show that
there will be no Partially nor favor shown in
strictly preserving this law from violation,
far as possible. Many had thought that al
cohoL might be sold, where liquors generally
used as beverage might not be. But alco-
hol is also used as drink.
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PIKE COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOGAN TOWNSHIP, PIKE Co, IND..l
June IL, 1855.
Mr.. ADD SANDERS:

Mr.. ADD SANDERS:
Please let me have room to notice an ex
tensve address delivered to the good people
of this section of country by Hon. A. J.
Davis, whom you may recolect as the GER
tain Old Line member of the late Legisla-
ture who was caught in the company of two
suspicious girls at the theatre, and only saved
himself from the calaboose by claiming his
privilege as q member!
Well, the Old Liners held meeting here
a few days ago, for the purpose of grabbing
out out the Know Nothngs, whom they very
correctly supposed to abound in this town
ship. Mr.. Elvin, of Gibson, was the pro-
posed grubbing hoe. and it was advertised he
would make an address against the awful
and mysterious order Mr. Elvin is Welsh
man by birth, and it is well known that last
fall he was in favor of the K. Ms, but he
has since changed. But at the appointed
hour, Mr.. E. could not be found. 1t is sup
posed he had tainted by the way side, or gone
back to his old love. the K. Ms.
Mr.. Davis was called to the stand, and if
the American party was not totally demolish-
ed, it was not the fault of the gentleman who
escorted the gals to the show! He began by
comparing this American party to the Inqui-
siton of Rome, and thought the K. N. order
would come to all its cruelties if they got the
power. | forgot to mention that the speech
was made in the Baptist Church. A fter tell
ing of the crueltes of the Inquisition, he
told the old brethren OF the Baptist Church
that they were compared to the Catholics
and that they should be proud of it-that the
Catholic was the oldest and most respectful Il
Church in the world. In the next place he
let US know.we owed our liberties to foreign
ers-that all the traitors this country haC
ever known, were American born, and he de
fed any man to point out one traitor in tht
history of our country, who was a foreigner
"Riley and his legion in Mexico" suns
out one chap.
Mr.. Davis then commenced slashing ava,
at the preachers of all denominations except
BdptiStS, as they owned the house he wa
speaking in! He represented them as Sc
of liars and vagabonds, and concluded hi
l"speech" with dissertation on brass knuck
les. There is little too much intelligenc,
in this township for such a speech as that t.
give satisfa elton.
After this great man had seated hms ell
Mr.. Peter Selby arose and made an address
in favor of the American caus Sc, in which
assure you he left no triumph for Old Lineisn
in this meeting. | predict it will be lon,
time before the Old Liners try to get up an
other meeting in this township. 1 am an oil,
farmer, and have but roughly sketched thes
things, but we want to see our meeting il
print. T. Fl.
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ILL1NoIs-JudictalE lection.-In the north
ern grand judicial division of Illinois, Judge
Cation is reelected to the Supreme Bench.
In the middle division, Onias C. Skinner is
elected Judge of the Supreme Court. The
Supreme Bench is therefore composed of
Judges Scates, Skinner and Cation.
Returns from rs counties leave no doubt OF
the defeat of the prohibitory liquor law.
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is of the opinion that matters will be brought
to crisis to-day or tomorrow. My own
opinion is that the struggle will commence
with the first arrests that are made. Our
officers and men are in the best OF spirits,
and eager for any emergency that may arise
The local authorities ofthe county are all
in the interest of the rioters; the Sheriff has
refused to do his duty, and says he will re-
SIGN his office before he will serve process
or make an arrest. The Common Pleas
Judge, County Clerk, Coroner and Magis-
trate, are all in the same category
In regard tc the grievances of which the
natives complained, suffice it to say they have
none, and | would give conclusive reasons
for that judgment in my next. The Pretext
that the collection of water in the Reservoir
produces disea Sc &c. is utterly without sense
or reason, and even if it were literally true
it would be no justication for the destruction
of canal property IL miles distant, against
which no objection can be urged.
9 o'clock. All hands are being mustered in
VI oil uPOh tuC
Gen. Dodd, Capt. Gavitt and their subordi-
nate officers, are all busily engaged drilling
their men. l must now close as l have to
send special messengerl5 miles to the near
est Railroad station.
SCHAGHTICOKE.
o. A letter from Mr.. Clay Slinson to
Mr.. Devereux, dated the I4th, says:
We are here at the seat of war waiting
very impatiently for fight, whchwe expect
to have at O'Clock this afternoon. The
Clay County boys have sent US word that
800 of them will give US fight, and ex-
pect they give US an internal good whaling.
We are here alone. All the soldiers who
were reported to be stationed here. are not
and never were. We can muster TO men
in all, and they are divided SO thatif we get
into action, We are sure to be beaten. But
if we do have to fight, we will fight long and
strong for the reputation Of cur little city.
The boys are all we'll as could be expected
considering the way we have 10 live.
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DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs AND BEEF.-The
recent bountiful rains and the prospects of
abundant crops everywhere are beginning
to tell upon prices. At New York, on We'd
nesday last, there was quite a panic in the
flour market. Medium grades sold alta de-
cline offuliy two shilings per barrel. Wheat
was dull and decidedly lower
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DIED,

O'Clock Friday morning. at the Sherwood House. at
ter illness OF two weeks. henry H. HUGGEFoRD,
aged years. of the late H. H. Huggeford, of Boston,
Mass.
His friends and those Of his uncle VIM. Brown Butler
Mr. VIM Baker invited his funeral at the house
VIM. Baker, Satu day, June 10th, clock
P. NJ.
The Neptune Fire Company No. have resolved to turn
out above Funeral in procession The Young Amer
Company invited join together with many eiti
wish fall in procession and walk Oak Hill
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0T We are requested by DIR. Gramm, of
Lamasco City, to inform the public he was
not the physician alluded to by an editorial
in the Journal of yesterday, as having given
a man an order for one gallon of whisky on
the Liquor Agent.
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OF Mr.. Dow was hung in efigy in
night, 9Th instant, on the telegraph wires op-
posite the Russell House, on Main street.
On the back of the figure was placard with
the words, Neal Do1C, the Murderer" The
right hand held jug, while the left held a
COPY of the Maine Law.
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meeting of the Board Trustees of the of La
City held on the ninth inst it was ordered that
the Clerk notifya interested that the
ment roll for the ninth corporate has been returned
open inspection. and that the Equaz
Bard would hold sessions from day to commencing
Tuesday the of jane and continuing from day
day by ajournment uut all complaint shall
adudicaed Their sessions will be held at the Town Hall
the Park the usual place of holding elections where all
who feel aggreyed will please attend Per order of
Board. IAttestl DANIEL CHUTE, Clerk
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AZ Hannah Banks admitted recently,
at the Hull police office, in England, that
she had roasted toad alive, pounded it and
mixed it with the food of her felow-servant,
for the purpose Of inducing him TO love her!
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GHERIEE.S SALE


oTICE is hereby given that by of execution
issued of the office of the Clerk Court Com
mon Pleas of Vanderburgh in favor of Guild Cope
land and against John B. Hall and directed have
levied on and will upon the 23d duy June A D. 1855,
between the hsurs of 10 O'Clock A. M ond clock p NJ
Of said day. proceed to sell the oce ofthe Evansville Daily
enquirer the following property to witt One small printing
preAs two large imposing fount of long
primer type to satisfy said executions and cost. .
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ANOTHER DUEL AT TEE EAsT.-A duel
was fought at Roxbury, Massa chusetts, on the
9th, between two French sailors Pistols
were used, but failing to kill, one of the par
ties rushed upon the other and stabbed him.
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OTThe canal boat "76'' started for La
fayette with load of groceries, &C., last
Thursday. We do not anticipate she will
have much difficulty in getting up.
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Gnnn NEWN cnnn NEANs,I

NaUUU NEWS. UUUU NEW .:
4 u GAUNT, prophet of the New York BAKERY mas
made err ngements for supplying families with bread
ruk bunns and biscuits fresh day. delivered at
their houses
The Lunch Room win opened every day for those wish
ing pies cakes.
Wanted. boy years age to learn the trade
Apply q above. lel3-3t
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RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER


SSCHMITT & STARK have Just received at their Paper
- Upholstery First street. between Main and
Sycamore large The handsomest and richest
al well lowest priced qualities of WALL PAPER,
with Window Blinds Fire Boards etc. ETC.. to all Of which
attention of the public asked and also the Low
prices RoOU papered in the neasst STYLE and work done
rrom utly
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HARVEST TOOLS.
q a D0Z Grain Seythes Il doz Grain Cradles,
III u 20 do Grass do. 20 do Scythes' Snathes.
10 doz hay straw and manure Forks just reed and
for sale by c. NJ. GRIFFITH,
BeIl's Ware House. back of the new Court House.
my23-dlEw
REAPERs AND MOWERS.
4 LARGE supply just rec q and for sale BY
~ leIO-d&w I. GRANT & co.
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NEWS FROM CLAY COUNTY

Guard-Their observation-disclosures of condition OF
Public Works-Prospect of a Fight-Alarming
Threats, &c.
HEAD Ours, PLAGUE CREEK REsERvoIR:)
June 18th, 1855. {
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ICEy ICEi


EWTE have very large house of our own filled with
~ choice ice, which commence to deliver on next
Monday morning, for the season, customary prices
Persons wishing to be supplied BY will please leave
their orders at 7. BACON CO.'S
myIO Family Grocery.
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DAYTON AND INDIANAPOLIS!
COLUMBUS, GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK, ETC; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
AND CoNNEcrISG LINKS EAsTwAKDI
Great Eastern and Western U. S. Mail and
American Express Line!
SHORTEST ROUTE TO DAYTON BY % MILES,
OF BAGGAGE!
TWO TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED)
yE ORNING EXPRESS leaves at 4:40 A. NJ, at
I'VE Eaton and Hamilton, and Cincinnati.
Railroad for Cincinnati direct, arriving
1880 Dayton at 1880 with all
Columbus Zanesyie heeling Baltimore.
City Philadep ha New York and Boston Aiso
with trains for Springfield Urbana Beefontane. Forest
Clyde Cleveland Buffalo. Sandusky, Toledo, Fort Wayne
this train arrive at Columbus eight hoursi
advance u inv other from Indianapolis.
NAIL TEAM leaves Indianaposat II NJ on the arriYf
all the West North and South arrives at RioA
mond P M Cincinnati 545 P M, arriving at Day.
M directly with trains Xena, CO.
lumbHs Springfield Cresine sburgh Philadelpha.
arriving at Columbus at s;I5 P NJ
Dinner at indianapolis and supper at Dayton.
PITTS BU RICH PASSENGERS leaving trains have
to stop Dayton same connections ct
Pittsburgh Indiana
Passeng by this through Cincinnati quick
by any other.
The only route having connections at Dayton.
Columbus Baggage check through Pittsburgh Phila-
delphia baggage checked at Columbus.
THE ON MORNING TRAIN FROM INDIANAPOLIS TO
DAYTON, OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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PIANOS, PIANOS!


UST received by the unders1gned few superior Pano
eD the celebrated mandatory of Peters.
which for and durability of tone and
perfection of nish unsurpassed by any of Eastern
These splendid for sale at nufsc
prices all persons wishing purchase
ani0 r. CONJUNCTION & CO
Corner o Main and First sts
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A force of about forty men have just COM
menced work on the broken embankment
and things are assuming somewhat of bel :
ligerent aspect "around the edges" The
natives talk and act much more impudently
than yesterday, but exercise great caution,
and are evidently acting under the direction
of villains deeply skilled in the tactics of their
profession. Gen. Dodd has just returned to
camp, having been out with a accommodating
party during the night, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning information that might lead to the
discovery of some Of the ring -leadcrs. He
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-16

. OOKS will opened for the subscription of Capital
ID Stock amount of One Hundred thousand Dollars
Bank OF the State of Indiana located
General Assembly of the State of ndi
entitled AN Act establish Bank with Branches.
Eva sve, the 10th day of july 1855. between the
and IL o'clock. A. N the Banking House of
the Cresc City Bank Evansville.
The books will be kept between the above mentioned
day thirty days if said of stock be
rsubs ed
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$4,000 ese
WORTH OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE FASHION


EEY the have lost clothing sales room.
I'D obliged to put whole stock Of Clothing in
story by which deprived
selling clothing retail. hereafter. We
friends that shall sell the whole stock
greatly reduced prices without regard to cost Our
me sha all be he months:
LIT MUST BE SOLDi''
VIM LOEW ENTHAL & CO..
mv22 Corner of Main and First
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Br RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE w Est.
III "a ~ issG3 :sssE

Time bes.ses.. Washington aad Wheeling but M
noa,s!
Running time Jcteea Washington and 0taeiat 27 hours
ghsoush tickets aud n.xsags Checks Ds had In
Washington,
sE Ohio Railroad, having greny improved is
wes connexons, now offers me iuies, Inducements 10 mav
The cinneson bssaca ihe trains from Washington and The
promptly
washnst in,etiea daoy called the Relay Houe nine mites
ia This the only change OF required beween
Wasng,oa ohio Baggage checked through 10
Vhesng Washington s,lon and eehecsed and transferred
there twh ie passspee wi.hsrs charge 70. those holding
through cken for points bryond The connecting trains leave
Washington daily at o. and ~ p M on Sundays al the
AZ Wheav diye onnerio is made with trains OF CEN
TRAi ONO RAILROAD running from Beare, on the Ohio,
Whesng, through Cambridge, Zanesie and Newark 10
COUhHU-. Newark with The Newark,
ss6a and saneoaky sandusky, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, ST. Louis, &C.
u rciroad Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
nsa WIN ,ha a through Dayton 10 ianI.NAroLs, Tene
tauie i.afsy yc,;-. :hieago Rock Island $, Louis &c.
Ha'ehon, which aiso sold q. Washinso
Tickets Evansville, Cairo, and st Louts gold by this
FOR CLEVELAND Toledo. Detroit
gold when The Ohio naytgabe between
whssing aud wssy.'t GoTy mes where eonnexion with
requested notice that while this the only ronc
os speedy, and direct nearly al The leading
great West, The daanca from washnsloa 10 Cincinnati
being about 100 miles than by other
IRE .y through ticket from Washington. To wheeling 50
onhus sl3 IS; Dayton, SIS 50; Cincinnati, $40; Louisville
y y"sa I'd z ss "n ao 81 s f bso s g
Chicago o. 6a and 5i9 % ST. iouis saS 80 aud Saa Memphis
70, Frederick and a .rs Ferry Marnsbus Berkeley Springs
Cumboaud sedrd So Piedmont Oakland and Famonnt,
hew Baltimore and Wheeling take 9,
For trains to and from BALTIMORE Annapolis se special
FOR ,riaer informotion through ueke,s apply 70 TIL H.
PARSONS, agent, at " ashngton station - -
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dr ohio Rairoad Baltimore.
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Public SsIe.-Vaiuable Building Lots at Pied.
mont.

IN Thursday, October 25 1885, will offered public
Piedmont Hampshire county, Virginia. n o'clock
hundred building These the immediate
Baltimore and Ohio rrcad, which through
nrd which that have erected number
buildings machine of employing 300 workmen
pleasantly bend Of the roiomac
opposite Of Georges 81 miles Of Cumberland
and 2o6 miles from Baltimore by railroad.
anes contains 4o buildings, including two churches
by 100 house, $50 diam
and another in 7 feet in diameter hotels
The healthy with nctive
ouP and INTEL gent population OF 1000 TO 200 persons The
Greek raiiroad in Maryland with the Baltimore
and OHIO railroad in Piedmont.
provisions pifn'y and prices low
This property Central valley Of virginia Two
daily through the ench between
baltimore Wheeling, which hours here
Piedmont the only rapidly increasing town Of size for
af miles Cumberland mountains and offers
obore being surrounded
by eids being heavily mbared afford
building materials Large quantities. ofiron fra and other
also abundant.
A making extend Alexandria, Lou
donD, andH Hampshire railroad Piedmont
made easy, particulars made known
OF sale.
properly information be obtained by
applying to-
j. rue Piedmont G. Wlinms George Dngdale,
Baltimore Ash6ed, York the Office Of the New York
Company 81 Walnut Philadelphia
a. G. MATTHEWS, AnsdoReer,
Nos. ~ and A South Charles street, Baltimore.
IN
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BY A. GREEN, Auosioneer.

TsRusTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
0s
sSsa y hs s, aSs e NasngSn e ss M @ D
and under desd bsaIng date The sol day o
the
cay
aenis thereon, viz %, ,,
. poia.
east Of the said square aud running thence SOUTH
q eide s.s.. ssi eleven
inches and thence rumer
I'D 10 and hundred Feet boundary Of lot
fee, eleven inches n inch east,
ss "s
a aaIs se, ,. mos, and
recently and occupied by Tie rs firm q sssen
to city, sii
uated Seventh street, and Pennsylvania avenue il
principal hotels mud inc e'y The ,mriovsments
% portion from, stone necessary
a . y a ssk .y WAL s house @ y @ wd the @
nen son, cellar and furnace The M door divided into three
his Win
~ @ ~ ssts Il % K ' % %
% stories esn "a ss = % for
going hi"ngh my o,s, oon y 'hs upper par, he house
gas pipe. every From The three h
% q, % ao san sT e
signed have been offered an annual Q one thousand dollars
eqa. twelve eighteen twenty
sry 70 ecne The deferred psymsn All conveyances 10 be at
crpcnse Of the purchaser The title il believed be pcc,
unquesonabe but acting only sell only such
vested f tho Of complied with
within thereafter, ehn resell tho property after
days publication the cost and risk Of the first purchaser
On he day, (Fsrhay,) 10 o'clock. n.
place, By virtue OF The deed Of aforesaid shall
belonging firm
consisting Of general and complete ,tt Of banking utensils, such
as counters, desks, tahles sc
chnndeIiess, maps md other things
%ore sixty days noes @ en-
dosed, bearing interest.
J. A. ENGLISH,
, WM. DAYNE,
Trustees Of aeldsn, Withers, l. Co.
Oct4 4-d A.. GREEN. Aucioncer
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IN ORDERING TICKETs or CERTIFICATEs


enclose money! drafts
purchase receipt of which what ordered by
mn together with official scheme, carefully sealed
ordinary envelopes and day lottery draws for
ward hs Official drawing, certified by the commissioners win
written explanation of the ceuit n the purchase Please wri~
signature plain, and give the Of your Office
and State. All will be paid drafs
purchasers may direct
The Of the MarrDd lotteries published
by the 6inte commissioner in the following Ia Baltimore,
viz "4un,' "CI ppr" "Patotn "Amecan," "Agus =,
National ntelgencer "Union' Washington, d. g.
There public and carried ii the
cupnlons faith and integrity and being authorized by and under
Of the 5ae wBosc appointed Oicer
the the various lotcries afford sufficient
The public OF the fairness with which they drawn.
The responsibility the hssu lotteries, and r
the State for the Of all prixe viii r
continued support and approval OF all who feel disposed 10
bark In these enterprises.
biiancy n,agnicence scheme
only ienniaIy Tint we draw lottery o this magnitude,
should induce possessing tho least desire unc 10
the comparatively email asked for tickets and cercaes
prizes.
addressing undersigned may confidently rely upon
their ordc promptly filed, aud the sctss confidence oh
served.
Maryland oee drawn daily which always have
tickets from 81 0 certificates Of packages OF ~hoes from
$4 $780, Halves and In proportion. The in
which In amount from 81 9O according the prco OF
tickets.
containing all schemes Of Maryland
will be sent TO by addressing the undersigned.
Address orders FIX. Brennan,
No. 4Calver street, Ballmole, Maryland
Oct l4-dre3dNov