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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-06-13
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THE heretofore existing between Brnkmeyr
Mesker Co in the Foundry business has this dsy By
mutual of all parties been chang
ed by Henry and William Kusmsn purchasing the
tire interest Of John B. NJ skier In said business
Foundry will he carried hereteore but
more extensively. under the firm and style of
BRINKMEYER. KLUSMAN 4 90.
Brnkmeysr, Kluaman % keep on nana an are a..
ways manufacturing Coal Wood heating Cooking and
Paror Stoves of various sizes Fire Frames
Crates. Balcony Fence Railing Machinery, etc. which
they will sell cheap unsurpassed in beauty Of
West.
Eagle Foundry Main street and the Canal. -
Sorson Main between First and Second Evansvtlle,
Ind. BRINKMEYER. KLUSMAN 81 co.
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~ DR.. Ross brought us yesterday from
his plantation across the river dozen double
peaches, twin peaches grown from one bud,
add NIL taken from one limb! They are very
large size, too, for the season, and so many
twin peaches on even a half-dozen trees
would be q curiosity. DR.. Ross informs us
his trees are bearing very largely this year
In fact, The fruit crop is good generally in
this region.
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~ The Marshall (fll.) Illinoisan says
Skinner is elected Supreme Judge and Tur-
ney clerk. Harlan had no opposition for
Circuit Judge. Cation is elected over Le-
land. M9fF
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OF Our annual and vefy un#elcoffie
visitors. the mosquitoes. have again made
their appearance. Night before last they
were very sociable. s-tsst e.
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or The weather yesterday was some
warmer. but cloudy at times, and not settled.
Very cool for the season in the shade.
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The warehouse of E. r. Hill on the
Canal, was sold last Monday for $l,6oo.-
Dir. Jas. Lauehlin was the purchaser.
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Or The City Council adjourned last Mon
day evening without transacting any business,
tiH "Wednesday evening, for the purpose of
attending the canal meeting.
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HaRRTSnN HOUSE.

HNHE Undersigned having leased the we known property
~ forhlerly owned by Gen. VIM. II Harrison. near the
bridge the Wabash river and Depot of the Ohio snd Mis-
sssppi Railroad and fitted the for the reception of
roarders and the travelling public generally. In considers
ton of its handsome location and the growing around
together with the propt the of
they hope to receive and liberal share of patronage
A. B. DANIELS & SON.
nY25. 2wd1uiR TVin.
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r MA L.

ErMr. Brooks account Of his Balloon es-
cenaion was Set up ia type for yesterdays
Journal, but accidently got omitted.
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TERRE HAUTE, June IL.
Dr.. G.. B. WALKER:

DE. G.. b. WALKER: e-s
Dear Sir:-I am authorized to call out
men to aid in protecting the repairs at the
Birch Creek reservoir, and for many con-
siderations it is deemed best that portion
at least OF the force should come from points
remote from the scene oil. disturbance.
Will you please send fifty men by to-mor-
rows train; besides, request Smith Gavtt to
come, with a small posse, not more. than
three or four, as can furnish him more if
necessary from my force.
They must leave the train where the road
crosses the cahal and walk up to the first
stone lock, two miles, where will meet
them. They must get there in time to-mor
row to walk ten miles by dark. go that If the
morning train is too soon for them to be got
ready, they must leave in q special train in
time to reach the crossing of the canal by
one or two o'clock. Let them all have riflea
and ammunition, aS we have no extra arms.
Yours truly, JOHN w. DODD,
Aid to the Governor.
Dr.. Walker stated that this meeting had
been called to procure the volunteers desired
by Gen. Doddl and he hoped citizens would
offer themselves freely.
Maj. Hughes and Sheriff Gavitt, in answer
to calls, made appeals for volunteers.
A. Fl. Sanders said he was authorized to
state, that by an arrangement just made, the
ten miles walk alluded TO in Gen. Dodd's
letter would be avoided by use of canal boat.
Mr. 1ngle, Responded to call. and after
SOME remarks offered the following resolu-
ton:
! Resolved, That the City Council be respect
fully requested to take immediate steps to
advance to the State the means necessary to
defray the expenses of the force now require d
by the Governor of this city.
John J. Chandler, ESQ, made speech OF
some length, after which the meeting called
upon number of volunteers for addresses.
The requisite number of volunteers, and
more, having been obtained, they elected
Sheriff Gavitt, Commander. Capt. Carson.
Lieutenant; and Maj. Hughes, Purser.
Five hundred dollars were raised on the
spot as an advance to the State to pay the
expenses of this force, it not being possible
to hold meeting of the Council this eve
ming. "a
After Arrangements for the immediate pros
curing of arms and ammunition, SO as to be
able to start the company by the 8 O'Clock
A. M. tfa:n, the meeting adjourned.
"a FL JOHN s. HOPKINS, Chairman.
al. a. H; s sesDsas. Secretaries.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

At an extemporaneous meeting OF the
citizens of Evansville, held at the Court
House ON the evening of June llth, Mayor
Hopkins was called to the Chair and A. III !.
Sandets and Rob't Robertson elected Secre-
saries. $500 4
Dir. Geo. B. Walker, one of the Delegates
appointed by the late Canal meeting to visit
the Governor, and present him with copy
of the proceedings Of said meeting, end
offer His Exceleicy i'll behalf of EvnnsFille
any assistance he might need to quell the
instruction id Clag countY-addressed the
meeting. He had left his COLLEAGUES, Judge
Battell, at Tere Hattie. They he'd called
to see Gov. Wright, presented him with the
resolutions adopted by a meeting of the
citizens Of Evansville and proffered him in
the name of our city such aid as he might
require. The Governor expressed a strong
to secure order in Clay county.
He said he would remain In the State, i'm
portant as was the public business requiring
his presence at w ashington, if it were really
necessary. Dr.. Walker read the following
letter which he had just received ffon Judge
Battell:
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NEW NVAsHIN GTnN HnTEl.


FTHE prieor of this House have removed from their
IL Main street their Hotel. just finish
opposite Court House where they prepared
old and all others
fit tocslupon them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful for past patronage solicit continue
ofthe which We shall all endeavor to
it. Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate. 49,
Good sabl and Wagon yard kept fOTeeuatry custom
eyTO-d &wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH.
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y. HYDE,s MkRsLEYARD.

"a CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET. EVANSVILLE,
FENHE undersigned would respectfully the cit
of Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchased the entire stock of No. Vermont Marble Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared fill all orders for 3onu
ments Tobs, Obesks Head and Foot Stones of the
sterisl. Those wishing
suitable their deceased friends, would do we'll
to give him call All orderspromptly attended TO
oct24-tf j. HY DE.
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1.-THE CRY rs STILL TEEY GOMEZ
ANOEH fys ARRIVAL

AN0EH Evs ARRIVAL II 5
ar new Spring Wall Papers. BoFders etc.. received
W the store of john q. Devereux Jr on Main street.
consisting in part of:
Wall Paper-from cents three dollars per piece.
Bordersfro ten cents three dollars piece beauti
full patterns of Gold and Velvet.
R Testers-rom three dollars per centre
ingly rich patterns.
Fire Board Prutsfron twenty three dollars per
piece comprising some of the beautiful brought
TO this city. q ea y.
Paper Window Blinds--of all kinds. descriptions and
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper Lamps. etc
sville, and will be sold low. The assortment of
GOLD PARLOR PAPER sass.iaet
consists the and richest and
BEAT Feeling that please the fancy
those who will favor with CALL and thankful for
respectfully solicit eontinua of the
JOHN G. DEVEREUX, Jr.
my24 Main ST., between LIST L. I'd.
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WiNDO.. SASH AND DOORsD.
FULL all Just reed and for sale
IN jes BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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TERRE HA6fE, June 10, 1851

DR.. G. B. WALKER.
Dear Sir:-After you left here yesterday
Gel. Dodd arrived. You recollect the Gov
ernor had sent Col. Dodd to Clay county for
the purpose, in connection with the Sheriff
of that county, of putting down the insurrec-
ton in some way, either by peaceful means
(if that should be practicable) or by force, it
it should be necessary. You recollect also
the G Governor said, that it was very important
i'm order to secure the State certain land
growing out of the grant of Congress to the
State, o f swamp lands; and that it was almost
necessary he should be in Washington City
by Wednesday next-but if MIR. Bowling
should telegraph him it was indispensable
on account of the Clay county difficulties he
should postpone his journey, he would do SO.
Col. Dodd's report from CLAW is of such
nature, that Mr.. Bowling thinks the Cover
nor not only ought to delay his journey, but
ought to come here Tomorrow, and in con-
nexion with others here, adopt some system
of action relative to the indictments. The
Governor will not arrive till afternoon to-
morrow. There will hardly be time after his
arrival and before the cars start for me to
learn the course he will take. think it
probable therefore, that | shall wait day
before I go to Evansville, in order to learn
the result of the conference. Col. Dodd
saws it NAV be necessary to call upon Van
derburgh for hundred men to put down the
mob. CHAS. /. BAYFIELD,.
DR.. Walker then read the following letter
from Gen. John w. Dodd, Aid to the Gov
ernor: 9H
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II HAVE Just landed asthoat loaded with $50 bbls
first rate white lime bbs which IOer for sale at rs
per b. at wholesale RETAIL The boat is also for SALE
gether With skhwarranted in hrst-rate condition. a
je5-Iwd w. ID. CHISHM
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--REFERENCES-
P. G. o. RILEY & CO., Evansville.
DUyALL. ALGo d. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
VIM PARE 4 Co., DO 90 90
R. B. SYKES New orleaRs.
LEWIS SNAPP do
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vicksburg. Miss.
WIN MCRAE
LocKwoo s. Bros Cincinnati. Ohio.
KELLoG & FooT do do;
a. BUSHNELL, st Louis No.
REGULAR sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays ut
10 O'Clock and every evening during the comm sheng
at early Raslight. ap5 SWEET IL LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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LII persons owning lands adjoining the following de-
IN seribed will take notice Monday. I'd
day July 1885, the surveyor Of vanderourgh county
will the Ii and esttb the of the
East half of the N. W. and tie T. E. of Section No
IL Township South Range West in the Yincennes land
district, ie5-3w4 CHAS, VIELE.
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HOOlASE1 .sss 1890 -. - - 80
AFTCTFsNN ROOMS.

DESHk a BAIE = ESE DENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NTTE sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
Wv dence with gooi ouE-Eouses and cistert and in
d neighbo rhood. For pan ticuals enquire Of
SWEET q LEONARD
n Auetioneers and GenkEal Agents.
NOTIONS. NOTIONS.i
ENLOW Err thermometers travelling companions,
M London ing eight anu ten key French
accordeons hne French harps. dolls marblss toys
combs superior neeules pins tooth
picks rings per steel tooth brushes wax
heads dominoes chess Emerson toilet
soap jumping ropes battle doers together with great
variety notions for sale hy A.. @. PUSHEE
an26' under Odd Fellows Hail. First st.
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&c cR RI: AUCTION ROOMS,

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS& ZEAL ESTATE BROKERS.
their services to the citizens Of
Ia Evansville for the sale OF Real
Properly Houses aud Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries, also particular atten-
paid all out door sales every description on reason
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission having goods of place
with both the buyer and seller WILL
have fair and legitimate We will devote whole
Auction aud Commission business and our friends
that viii efforts
them prudence and attention business hope
of all those who entust their business
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
H e III M L M Us 8 Il u IL Il Id !


There seems to be a universal demand
IN cur city for J. L. Curtis Compound Sy-
rup OF Sassafras. This article has been
tried, and used with the most powerful
effect, in the very worst cases Of measles,
coughs, h~oarseness, whooping cough, con-
sumption, and all diseases Of the lungs OF
long standing, and is no W the most popu-
lar and beneficial medicine used for ali
those diseases for which it is so highly rec
commended.
J. l.. Curtis Original Mamaluke, is now
acknowledged by all persons of experience
rs the best stimulant ever used, 70 the
cure OF all those diseases for which il is SO
highly recommended and in which it has
been so successfully used. 1t stands I'M
paralleled by any medicine ever offered 10
the public. A fresh supply of these med
icines has just beenreceived by the agents.
Those persons who are not supplied had
better call on some agent and supply theil
families. t
Take hone unless signed by J. L. CURTIS.
(See advertisement in another column. /,
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Lilo! for Coming City.
Nebraska Territorv.s Hsi

''hE attention Of the enigrating pobliS 4
IA respectfully s~elisited to the Superior claims
a ah advantages Of Coming City, In Nebfaska.
hsn.S Si h.. u me low Is upon an extensive lsvsl
trsc, 80 pa ai 9. inc Missouri, and embracesA
aled 40 miles above Omaha CITY, and due west
Ironl r. Destnoines. A grant has been seIaf-
Gu iof a Slate road leading from nj. Desmois =
70 Magnolia, and thence TO the ferry al Con
City. This route is IS miles shorter Tor
fornia ana oregon emlgrants, than the on,
council Bluffs, and will soon berthes one 4
Gn.cn me great body of this travel will pass
eoming CITY was laid Off last spring and q IL.
proving very rapidly. 1t is surrounded by
County unsurpassed in..fertility andgnstural 1ad-
ss.sas.s ana Is bouad 70 bel place Of notsina
very shorttime. PETER
Sept. 9th, ls55-33-te.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
THE FAMILY CABINET.
DIR. RAIFF & WESTLAKE'S
a M M cdicines
r.. R. R.
Raif'S q Relief.

THIS wonderful preparation has no e.
quail among all the Liniments and
Pain Killers now in use, operating like a
charm. and effecting the most astonishing
cures in an incredibly short time, almost
performing miracles in the most desperate
cases of Rheumatism, Spinal complaints,
Lumbago. Cramps, Lameness, Sore Throat
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Coughs and Colds,
Influenza, Oppression of the Chest, Stiff
JOINTS, Tic Doiereux, Sick Stomach, &c.
And viii also cure the most excrutia.
ting pains in Q few moments, such as
Pains IN the lack and Shoulders, Back
ache, Pains in the joints and Heart. Face
ache, Pains n the Liver and Muscles, Scp-
atic pains, Pains il It's Kidneys, head 4
race, Sypifltic palas. asarsI ia pads, AMI
Fam IA lie SiGe, herand rootlaeAr.
Free Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
SMOTHER,

A litle girl, in a family OF my &C.
quaintance, a lovely and precious child,
lost her mother at an age too early 10 be
the loved feature in her remembrance,-
She was as frail as beautiful and az the
bud oil her heart unfolded, il seemed as
il won by that mothers prayers to turn
instinctively heasenward. The sweet.
conscientious. Prayer-.oving child was
The idol OF the family. She would lie
upon the lap Of the friend who took a
mothers care Of her, and winding one
wasted arm about l.er neck, would say
"Now tell me about my mammal
And when the oft told tale had been re-
peatsd, would softly ask, "Take me in
to the parlor, J want to see my ma nma.'
The request was never refused; and the
affeciionase child would lie for hours,
coasented gazing on her mothers pic
ture. But,
"Pale and wan she grew, and weakly
Bearing all her pains so meekly,
That TO them she still grew dearer,
As the trial hour grew nearer"
The lou. came .. last. and the weep
ing %neighbors assembled to see the little
one die. The dew Of death was already
on the flower as it's life's sun was going
down. The little chest heaved family
-spasmodically.
do you know me, darling!" sobbed
close in her car the voice tina. was dear.
est: but il awoke no answer:
All q once . brightness. a. if from
tho upper world, burst over the the
ch.ld's col0rless eoun,snsnce. The eye-
IDS ilu'hed open. the lips parted, the
wan. Guiding hands flew up, in the lille
ones last impulsiye effort. as she looked
piercingly into the far above.
"Molher," she cried, with surprise
and transports in her tone-and passed
with that breath into her moiher's boz
som.
Said a distinguished divine. who stood
BY that bed Of joyous death:
iii had never belieye in the minis.
sration OF departed ones before. i could
nol,doubt it now"
"Psace | leave with you, said the
wisess Spirit that ever passed from earth
70 heaven. lie. us be stpsacs, amid the
spiri'-my stories and ~quessionines on
which His eye shall 0 o chad the light
Of s~iernity.-National Era.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Railroad notice.
OFFICE b. & Nj. X. r. CO.,

OFFICE Is. q vi. IL. IL, CO.,t
BURLINGTON, Iowa MY l6. 1875.
n a meeting of the Boa ard of Directors Of
IA the Burlington and Msssowl Idvef Rail-
road Company, held at their Office in Burlins-
ton, Iowa, May 18th, 1855, il was ordered that
an instalment of 5 per cent, on the capital
stock of this Company BE- called for on the LIST
day OF June, and ono of 8 per cent. on-the LIST
day OF July. and one of 5 per cent. on the lst
day of August, and one OF per cent. onthe
LIST day of September, and one OF 5 per cent. o.
The LIST day of October, and one of B per cent.
on the LIST day of November, and one of 5per
cent. on the lst day of December, 1855; and
one OF D per cent. on The LIST day of January,
lS56-payable at the Treasurer's Office in Bur
lingtor, low.
Stockholders in Henry County can, If more
convenient, pay their Instalments to Messrs.
w. T. Brazzleton & Co., Mt. Pleasant-in JEFF
ferson County to Messrs. Hem, Williams &
Co., Fairfield; and in Wapello County to James
Hawley, Ottumwa. OLIVER COCK,
May z4th, 1868 Secretary.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
Dysenaery Cordial.

This some Of the best remedies for Chol
re-, ohosera MeThns, Dyaenterv, BlooS,
fluT, Bihors Cholie, and Cholera Ina1-
tum. which has ever bsen discovered. n
IS mild IN its operatioa, and can be adm
istefed with perfect safety to all peisol
OF every age and situation, even Is tl9I
most delicate imam. all the le-lulaa.u.-
IL wants is a trial.
Prlcc Fifty Cents per bottle.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27

With numerous prizes of $4,000, 5000, / COO,
800, 100, &c. &c. Persons can remit any amount
from 81 upwards, that they wish to invest, on
receipt of which we forward its value in tickets
in the Lottery designated by the purchaser, or,
if none be designated, then some Lottery that
will be drawn after the buyer has got the ticket
in his possession. An official Scheme of the
Lottery will be sent with all tickets ordered,
carefully sealed in an ordinary envelop, and on
will be sent, together with a written explanation
Of the result of the purchase. The Drawn num-
bers are also published in the daily papers Of the
city of Baltimore, and in the daily National In
telligenceI, Washington, ID. G..
ACircular containing all the Schemes will
be sent to any one by addressing the under
signed. Address orders for tickets to
+. X. Brennan, No. Calvert street,
3O-1y Baltimore, Maryland.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
EVIL SPEAKING.

-
The following acscdote is related Of
the late excellent J. j.. Quincy by one
who, as a child, was often one of his
family circle.
One might remember il well--I re-
ceived a severe lesson on the sin of evil
speaking. Severe. l though. il then, and
my heart rose in childish anger against
him who gave il; but had.no. lived long
enough in the world to know how much
mischief q child's ihoush,less talk my
do, and now often il happens lha. grea,
takers run of the s.raigh. line Of truth.
was talking very fast abou, SOME f.
male relative, who did not stand very
high in my esteem, and was about to
speak further Of ne. failings OF temper.
In a few moments my eyes caught a look
ofsuch calm and steady displeasure that
| stopped short. There was no mistak-
ing the meaning Of that dark, speaking
eye. i brought The color to my face, aud
confusion and shame 10 my heart. /
was silen, for few moments, when 10
seph John Quincy asked very gravety,
"Doss thou roI know SOME good thing to
tell US OF her!"
DID not answer, and the question
was more seriously aske!, .Think; is
there nothing good thou cans, tell us Of
her?" xssgrssm
20 yes; know some, good ,hinks,
certainly; but"
Would u not have been better, then,
TO relate these good thing, than TO have
told Us that which mus, lower her ia
our esteem? Since there is good to relate,
would II cot be kinder TO be silent on
the evil? Charity rejoiceih not in ini-
guilty. thou knowest."
II was our custom every morning, for
Miss Quincy and any little Wis itor, she
might have with her to 60, before break.
last into the room next 10 her fathers
dressing room, and repeat some portions
Of Scripture. On the following morn
ing was desired to read in the l3h
chapter of LIST Corinthians. and after.
wards TO commit q portion Of i: to me.
mory. There was no comment made on
what | read; it was not necessary
The reproof was felt. even to the she'd
ding of tears; but the kind voice and al
lent kiss soon spake love and peace. and
was.scomfor,ed. "A word spoken in
season how good it is!"
Every one who visited his house must
have been impressed With the superior
tons OF conversation there, wi h assence
Of scandal and small talk; and when
persons. rather Than things. were a lille
too much in the discourse of The juniors.
how ingeniously, and vet how kinkly,
has the subjsct been nu aside, and some
other matter Of innocert interest intro
duced in its stead.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-27
ESTRAY STEER.
STATE OF 10 WA, Go
WAPrIra Co1rnrrx rs.

'AhEN UP as. an Estray, by lanes
Devol ESQ. at his Plantation in Rich
and township in said County on the 18th
day OF November 1855: One White Steer,
end OF ears red, ma ked with a crop and
slit In the left ear supposed to be four
years old last Spring and appraised at
Twenty five Dollars by Josiah c. Davis and
Amos Wood. And which said Estray was
duly posted before Thomas Ross Esq, Jus
tice &c, of said County.
JOLEPH HAYNE, Clerk.
Ottumwa Dec. 1855, Pd.