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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23

GIVE received last night by one horse ex-
press our expected report of the late Douglas
gathering at Vincennes. The report, like the
express, is slow but remarkably sure. 1t will
come out flat-footed tomorrow. Our enor-
nous expense in securing report of this
meeting, we trust will be duly appreciated by
the community-especially after they read the
report.
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NEW Posr OFFIcE.-White Lick, Boone Co.,
Indiana, Fountain P. Smith, postmaster. Little
Dierdorf, postmaster. Four-mile Valley,
Union county, Indiana, Samuel Goodwin, post
master. Northumberland Monroe
county, Indiana.
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JEALOUSY CARRIED TOO FAR.-At St. Louis
on Fridays very handsome lady was arrested in
mems attire, at house of ill-fame. She had
entered it in this disguise to discover her hus-
band who, she had learned, frequented the
place.
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for the occupancy of girls and the other for
the boys, with separate entrances, play grounds
&c. In each story are two fine school rooms,
30 by 40 feet, with recitation room attached
to each, 10 feet square. The lower rooms
win be occupied by the primary scholars
The second story will be occupied as a Gram
mar school in the boys department, and as an
intermediate School in the girls department.
One of the rooms in the third story is designed
for the High School. The other is the girls
Grammar School. The whole building will
comfortably accommodate eight or nine hun
dred scholars. 1t is well finished throughout.
There is a cellar under the building for fur
naces to heat all the rooms. These furnaces
will probably be put in next year. The edi-
fee is to be ready for occupancy by the 1st of
November. Builder-Mr. Jas. Steele.
This house stands in the middle of a block
100 by 312 feet. A tight board fence runs
from the middle of the house back and front,
affording play ground 100 by 156 feet, allow
ing for the building, for each Of the sexes. The
whole lot is surrounded by picket fence
The cost of the building and lot will be be-
tween fourteen and fifteen thousand dollars.
We may boast of our more expensive Court
House, Marine Hospital &C., but this edifce
is prouder monument to the progress OF
the city than any other. 1t illustrates, that
in our growth as city, and in individual pecu-
mary enterprises as citizens, we have not lost
sight of that without which we would, with all
our prosperity, still be dragging behind proper
civilized progress-the free education Of the
young Of all classes. The young of all classes
are attending our public schools. The sons
and daughters of the Wealthy may be found
side by side with the children of the poor
excelling only by their own labors; and rising
only by that which they achieve in theschbol
room, disconnected from surroundings with
out. The is beautiful system-zthe true
Irepublicanism of education, ard the school O.
republicans This new public school ediffce
will prove ''the great aid" needed here to de-
velop and ripen this system, into more rea
practical benefit than it has yet been to the
community. We have an able and expert
enced corps of male and female teachers K
take their places in this building at the head o
their respective departments, and under thei
care, with good system and business Boart
of Trustees to control the whole, we look t.
home triumphs among our youth, to which
their after life will be peans of victory.
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or An exchange paper says-'It is only
twenty-five years since the first log cabin was
erected in Burlington, Iowa, and it now con-
tains ten thousand inhabitants.u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23

Equally DIvIDED.-Of twelve American
surgeons, who within few weeks have gone
out to join the belligerent armies in Europe,
six attached themselves to the services of the
Car, and six Joined the Allies.
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SUDDEN ExoDUs.-C. S. Wheeler, editor Of
the American Democrat, published at Florence
Ala, was compelled to leave the place between
two days lastweek, having been convicted Of
Abolitionism
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-23

n-g- The steamer New Latona took to New
Orleans last Wednesday week the first hogs
head of new sugar and first two barrels of new
molasses of the season.
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OF The commissioners for building new
churches in London, says foreign exchange,
report that during the past year twenty-seven
have been erected in that city, having accomo-
dations for 1885 persons including 11,774
free seats In thirty-six years the commits
sioners have erected 597 churches, and pro-
vision made therein for 587, 155 persons, in
Guiding 35o,349 free seats; twenty-one new
churches are now being erected.
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Sale Of Lotdi

The sale of Lots advertised in another COL
umn is at new Town laid out at Haub's Sta
ton, II miles from the city on the Railroad.
The nam. Haubstadt means Haubstown in
English. In German, Haubstadt means the
capital or principal town, and the proprietor u
these lots predicts that it will be the principal
town on the Road within few years. The
site is considered good one.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT AUCTION SALE
of 100 Choice Building Lott in the
TOWN OF HkU8arADr
GIBSON UNrY. ND.

GIBSON COUNTY. IND.
SEVENTEEN NILES NORTH ANsvILLE, on THE EVANS.
MONDAY AFTERso6S GOT VT q 1N AFT O'CLOCK.
PREMISES.
'NNHIs rewn recently laid is we'll located
ansyiile aud 9rsw vile Railroad At what here
The surrounding country i. dens y populated mOs
Rodities Of which must center e this point where all
the BY the sSd Saa poog
he F. sa4 Rairosi CO. secured. ing rail- To-
other there question ba. HAupsrADr
Lots generally 20 by ITO feet wish nvsnens streets and
TaRNs~Fit,y dollars and under. CASH; over ESQ half
aud half in year. with interest," secured By mortgage
es- that ali and Judge for themselves
Train Of Passenger Cars viii leave me kAiroad Depot =:
Of S ca Emo "''n '''-n' j%s f. Oliver
Ost2s IDS Proprietor
ATTENTION FARMERS.
5000 Ass'd Fruit Trees for Sale,
has q sss .isnit
Pears. Plans, Peaches; etc. etc.
oe.ss Gin. PHILIP HOFFMAN.
ESFATE OF RICHARD II CUMRN.
L. ed as Esssu rx Of Toe last wisiof Riehsrd Combs
matter. With as ssa s;,,ss dsFss
| - j eAs.s Frr.h oys,sr.. 5 cases LiquOries;
ossss Ids sole Learner; '0r sac TESNEY soRESsoN.
EREsH oYsTERs-I ehe.. 50 cans rec d this day a.
IL oct23 COOKS Family Grocery.
an REAMs Wrapping PAPER. just reed At
@WU oct23 CUOK'S Family Grocery.
Sg%h SACKS Fine Flour;
eDO so do ST do; reed Ter E. & O. Railroad ~
oct23 COOKS Family Grocery.
PAYNES MEAT SHOP
ElE$G Is opened the the old stand
NkS~ Fl between Vine and Sycamore streets.
a~s will keep constantly ON hand all kints ef fre.l
Meaa OF the qualities all them at the lowest
ke Iwould be glad have calls from old
uers and the public generally.
oct:2tf WIN. PAYNE
ONE HUNDRED MINEHS WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
the Mines Of the Illinois Central Goa Co..
n the Iinois Railroad. Apply the
the Company. Cairo, Fowler Nortons Wharf Boat.
ocr32i2w
ENHgRsK.-Rsesvsd bSzse Of Flesh Cheese. AID for
~ nis ~ e<tIf TRETEY SORBfsOE.
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NOTICE re- PLOW MAKERS.

ErTERS Patsut were granted to HUNIkk GARD
IL NER Oct 2Eh. 1881 for an nPfssenshtin fisSs ne
hloek n u 90 steel
irn 5u8 saard And whereas many picw mastrs have
and are ~ maxi board without authority. rreh iE-
right neiies ber.by siysa thss
will te claimed. snd intrings7
dealt With secordinE Law Any aAd
ali rerron whing this raond hoard in the nAnafss
TIVE 81 thr n.eu then qusnty eft MI. eAN-
UEL ORR. FyAnsvis. lad. Aay In oIpaen wasted rilt
rvea hy poss derignsd "a @SAer
Vile nd who ssns ave the eply authorised AEsa" f
ths Psssntsss ans nezsssetnyao |; ths hHsrd.
..s&f~<rws Assx1 W guaksf d1f&2s8.
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4
ESTATE
virtue decree by the Court of-Comrnen
ID Pleas Marlborough County its last pro-
sell the Court door in Eyansve.
lowing described real estate heongng TO the esx Martin
Refs deceseed the nth day Of Noveut D. 1885,
wit: part lot No ~ in block 81 in the
Enlargement OF Evansville ndisns thus boundsr
corner Of lot rsecton
Sixth and Main streets along Main towards It'll
fourth Of the width of sadIot
hrndredths fcsr. hece parallel 6tb
ley said lot thence 18th said Alley
Aforesaid thence the place of begirnibE Aiso
in block In the enlargement Of said
Likewise Lot and ~ in Liieston's and Lockharts
largement.
The aforesaid property will he sold the following
it, 0ne-third Of the purchase paid
in and in twelve from day Of
SALE the purchaser giving with approved Eeurt
in terest. and waving all relief from valuation laws.
JOHN A. RElTz, Adm.ra
SWEET & LEoSARD. Auctiopeers. octt7w4t
fEaIk shoeac Dim \
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CATH TAX 6ALE OF 1885.
WHY virtue Of authority II vested By the shartek
n aaa srdasssss ef,he City Of Evsas.e and ssis e
ter and ersinanes for the axs costs
and charges due said city for the year 1885, the de-
serihea properly charged aad aessd 10 the Ass
ner
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Said Sale will BE House. city
VILE the third day q November 1885, betwez the
of O'Clock A. M and O'eeek r NJ. Of said day
JOHN FARRELL,
Cit, Collector.
p fhose Interested In the above premises the
above deHqneat ts1ss costs snd charges time
the day Of sale. (otti3 a.
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MATTRESSES AND BED COMFORTS
AT o1LBURN HERsHBERGER's.
Fosters Blocs. LIST St.. Evansville. lad.
WYE ,t continue TO mauufaurc the best Mattresses Of
w every kind be found in the country consisting OF
Hair, Spring, Moss, Cotton ana Shuck,
OF all sizes We willing show Msttressss ny the
side Others aud they will receive the
We will sell them Wholesale retsii or make
favorable they be found
Comforts all qualities and sizes always hand or
order We will be happy show them to all who
wis to octis
DIT KsKiN GtOvEs.-A full supply of short. xtrs
ID Ruckskia Gloves. al Cb0K'S
octlS Family Grocery. |
GROUND SPICE.
- ECEIvED 60 boxes ground Spice for sale by
N ep19 /. l. d. HERMAN.
FIRST LOT OF THE SEASON.
Hn YOUNG Fat Turkeys just received per csnsi boat
ONI L. Grant. COOKS
octl8 Family Grocery.
AATS, OATs.oo bushei extra Oats, received rer fiat
~ boat. at octls COOKS Family Grocery.
SMEET P0TATOEs as tushei Sweet Potatoes;
- rs Irish Ptat0es, reed Jam Paul, 1t
octlS COOKS Family Grocer.
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manifest IN the controversy. and their clear
statement ct the views now held by different
thco.oGIans. as vel! as the authors own view
iaEorately presented. In addition. the book
contains the testimony of many theo.crians
upon TIE subjcct, 50 that i, is almost an en-
cyc.opeiia upon the doctrine. We know of
no book which contains in so little spacc 50
much interesting matter on this subject.
LEONARD SCorT & Cos republication
Of B'Gcl1r0od's Noqa-inc and the four Brit
lsh Ier}eTE, IS now so we'll known TO our
reaC!eTs that we need say little of their mer
Its, The four Reviews represent all TIE dill
tcrent i'l.ascs of tie lngIish mind in every
department. Of knowle,Ine Politics. thro,c
gy. science, history, poetry, art. and al. tie
social and retormatorv questions of the d,..
are discussed iii their pages with a cando~
and ;horoughne>S, which carries immense
authority No person can hope to bc vel,
informed In any Of the departments men
toned above, who IS Ia: close reader Of
these iecler>. The edition re-rubishcd in
'"iS country IS afforded az 50 cheap rate as
10 bring ticla within thc reach of all! Read
he prospectus ii another column.
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:ts, know will. The enerco,.. ox
?rrs>ion and determined tone SHOW tl,a, Won
will!
viii uy sad the gallant Miller. as he
marched his un,.i>cipllncd but determined
troops, up the bill whose sann, ws> crowrcd
win battery t..at p0urcd death in all I;r,.r
tons and that battery, guarded bv Enclisb
regulars. was siirnccd. and its hra,, def ~
dcfS sent 10 the long Sleep that knows no
waking.
:" will b" President Of the United States. :"
'iId John T. Calhoun, on the dav he left COL
lcce Through long life, with his eve s.ea-
d!lv fixed on that As the end Of his career he
detained wide rrnown, and died tut one
step short o! the Presidency.
. Will discard the title of E,upcror of all
the Knssians and take that of Emperor of all
the SalvoneSe." said the vounc E.mperor of
Russia and whoever lives ten wears moro
Will See his threat accomplished. His ener-
gct'c determination is sure guarantee of its
fu!fiin,cnt.
Set your mark high. young reader deter
mine to reach it; never swcrve from vour
purpose and YOU will accomplish your object.
The eagle, with his eve on the sun, and a de-
termination to reach it, may never Get quite
there, but he will soar higher than a three
foot bush.
One of the finest passages in the plav of
" Hchcieu." is this:
R'rhcliru-"Young man, be h!ithe. for
note me from the hour YOU cra>ped that
packet, think your guardian stars rain fortune
on YOU"
Francois-"lf fail ?"
Rchelien-"Fail. fail. in that BRIGHT
lexicon youth. which fate reserves for a elo-
rIous manhood, there is no such word as
fail ~
Why should young man fail he be
honorable. if he be ardent. if he be energetic,
If ne be gifted with mental powers. if he be
right in soul and strength. he should ne or
tail and If any alluring temptation whispers
IN LIS ear, word. that would turn aside.
let him revert 10 that bright lexicon"
and never fail
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l,.e following beautiful tribute y, .aAc
iro.9 lie la i,.;'~nl M.,a'I:
y yea: has cone, aAd we a-;.:i. .ai. 70
n NJ the two gray haired ones q, homn.
knowing that it is the cri.h he'd wish crtLcir
hearts that we r,.urn a1ain 20 III, M. a.t,r.
'i:r io.. trouble. 80 an,: SORROWS ol anot,lcr
wear. They wan; to u> in the old places.
wilr:e We began life. and in whir,, We rut
a.' he hot. and in" youth and cr.,: rp INTO
mdI.Aopd They want 10 bear Cur vo;ce in
the or. rooms, see rs ST in former s.,'s. AZ thc
accustomed table, and enjoy our tayorit,
dishes
Il ! have hon today. it IS cause OF the
gre2;t>: tn:HktI.@cSs. Int 10 be more
ot man. and capable OF doing more for the
comfort an! Joy Of others. ! ought 10 find
my Joy IN ninistcrinr TO tie social pleasure,
OF all under nay rect. None ouch, 10 come
under my !cof:rcr. on :h> DAY sacred to
lHMr. ".ihon: .,rling h:c>,,d tv the int,u.
orcrs aroUnt! lm
Our path during Tie wear. doubtless, has
been crosse l., sunshine and sha.iow. i;
WI rci do Ii. ntr any ,ne Else. ,y GOOD 10
recall and dwell upon the shado..~. Think
"f the multitude OF arcat an! >n al lcssin rs
ihat have co.?c 20 or lot. and which we cou,d
not lave received. If Kind hearts hai no,
been a:onn! US, and IA kina Providence over
US. kcnciltcr the SUNSHINE ,iv> Of the
year.
Ilentv and prosperity are .~cnn,,ns. With
hearts fail of .5y and than, .l..ncs~ lie. Us be
at Come, and 50 spend the hoars oi Thinks
;'l'inH' 'aat we may recall ii ~i,h pleasure.
aid that others may note 1t with 4 white
mark. 9 Eat the !at. drink the sweet. and
N'1 po''i"''s 20 N">e .j;r rIom.noLi,.g is
JTr}nYtd'
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cuSe for tho shortcomings cf o.be,s Tb.
poor girl may have sick mother or sister
- '.''ehi 10, which constantly in,.rrur,cG
'eF a&4 under such circumstances. YOU
rou'd hardly wonder Il tae garment should
rnI'.r somewhat >oilcd from under her hands
All 'i.!S nay b" the cac": and if 50. Won
cuid not find it in yonr hear: 10 sreal, nm.
hiH'i'F 10 i.ie poor creature, much less turn
i'f away 4" "@'i':. and without the money she
i:S :oii"d t1! 70 c;.r.ir>.,,v."
didn't dim: d that" was nl,rr.ured IN
.cw suppressed tone oi' vc:,c.
Ellen. 81 returning home. entered the
,"o'' ;,'i'' without n-tc-iHg word. threw
1erst'i uHon the bed hy the ,;ie Of her ,i,i.
%'>'cr' ara b'rylng her face in pillow. en-
r':or"'i % >n:"t': : the so'S that came ~,
,21v'.siveiv from her bosom.
-'iiTv asked norrr>tions. She uado~stooJ
'"'7 ,t">" . iE:!-ns :-it..i.. J! .o'.l her
'h;t s'ie ha'! been disappointed il: her cxpcc
'@':"a CT Te""iv!nr tn lloncy tar the work.
Just at that ricn'ent there was knox q.
III" door. hut io wore hr,lc the arnlirant for
"ti'IS>'on enter. Ii was repeated, but it nin.
VIA 10 res ;lHEse. Then the 18th vas Fitted.
" - S"""- O,''n, anu ti.c t;...Or SteUpCi
no tn" room
iAr sound Of feet a~on>.,l tire distressed
>i.''rS, a:d Ellen raised herself Nj. an.l look
~ 1t ~. i.,T-cn, with q cou:.y:.ar,.e ~.
used VIII. tear.
= fee! that d;1 vrorr ir speaking to Won
IN ;h" wov that did" eaii Mr.. lawson. ad
yairin" tow .!Cis The be.l AMI io',irc Oh. to
l.. cn The monev She h;l armed. Here is
the p~i'r Ct the vca It was better made
'nH, fast thou IA Ii was To-tDor~ow will
''At you NOR" work. If, 70 chcer u.,."
~. lawson, finding that his presence ws-
"' '''r'a S~."1, wi;h..r.v: leaving :hc two ,;s-
i'rs - 'i".. :: affected ,h@' :l.r- .aY, III;
"'3f ~ hi'n "4-! Il. :il':..:l;, $ Shortly al
fi.1v received i.S,ct. J.! 5, =. !! vas i san.
~ G n":ci>hin- food. 3"l SKA Of m1rrv
- ,'ro'"g' such artic irS as miah G ne c.sarv
;oT ',ir sick >..ter. nonrh 10 ,:;.'> nam.
Sa- seat "l'h lt.i'."v were no ia any .'o,ii
Is 70 hc in..!,.lua who sent il. ,ir. Law;
son was noi an uni"e.ing man. but. Ike too
many o'hrr~ in the wo:..i, He DID scr Al
NAYS Iii!EH.
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- \ friend of ours was at work

CrECULIO. - \ friend of ours was at work
in his garden one day about two years since.
and about to cut down plum tree which was
half covered with those black knots. so COM
mon and so troublesome to the fruit-crower.
lie had some spirits ofturpentne near. and he
suddenly bethousht himself to make an ex-
pertinent with this tree before destroying it.
He cut the knots with sharp knife down to
the wood, and made thorough application
of the turpentlne. Months passed. the tree
lived, did well. and the black knot was de-
troyed. Since then he has been very sue
cessful with this remedy, and so have others
who have followed bis examrle.-N. r.. Far
mcr
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l"r gran n-.:,'ir-. @,.5 s.- t..a,.rr of ccrcmo
"''s. ahi sal :" Pa. >.r. .xcuse me the
others ran 10 i yrca- ,l.:l better than I.
7Ta;''.'+- and sac >ir,'D,rd ha;nbl, aside into
-'"ii.a'nrr's arms. wii,r:: .v-re stretched out
% lsrelve her. Az. =" .,as ,.oa,er,t r. MA
ne S.r'kl,, - or without her. ..ftef il
':aS oErr. Nd :; e.. ler ic excuse HI. laugh
~ ior 4 VS. rer. rn','. .:s inrlccd," she
answered sweet - III ca-c ,ou did NOT
mean = :rcr',,e -
- % n:o;Ler." Il. .i.:>, crc.,. ;::lc- they had
--ot home that rrrn:-r. ia.. h.d a rea,
nh>cirinc Il. in N, hart" suppose
tran':'ho!hsr'< III tasted better han ever"
>-ii Ecr te'l.rr. ~rli ing. No. that. not that
',i' H'.''-, '..: ing iicr rev Ups e'-.ne'
N her mct;i.r'- ar d" lie Grrtrand Ia hos:
~" =, viii ,.rrc'l f,r the liitle one had he
liz 20 lt.r. tn: :: j has in s:ore ehoicer
'..>ir.> inr which 10 b. thankful .ian ans-
ling -. !. L, 6,.sto.s mum the ,ol.. and
that .::'r ~hr t"': liz ipr OF h-r iiF,t victory
o. aies...t;ag So. ~ we'ii Ter it was q
'hank. ;,i:- ,.,r tc er. I;,w man, chill!
'!'s':' N!io read ''is s::il t;;o. Thanksgiving
in he hear. as All e iii.
A. first sac r:so!,e,.'o yiay vi l. her cc,,.-
ln' aad companions - iro-c: tu. Oh second
:hous''' sc saw it ,,a> hotter TO &c; rid Of
! icr i.ll.s than ! l.:.lrls.
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