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from a gentleman who was approaching to in

from gentleman who was approaching to in
terfere.
Remember, too that nobody who was pres
ent pretends to have heard Mr.. Brooks notify
Mr.. Sumner that he was about to attack him
and Mr.. Sumner utterly Denies that he had
any such notice. So it is untrue that Mr..
Sumner ever goes armed, or was armed when
he made his speech. Nobody who knows
him will beljve it.
A thousand stories are trumped up to palliate
Brooks offence. The only person who was
watching Mr.. Summer and Brooks. wAenthe
assault was made was stranger who swears
positively that Mr.. Sumner was stricken while
in his seat. s.
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FENHE ubscri6er will sell the premises to the highest
x Ddd TUESDAY. the 10th tSay OF Juae, 1886. his
Steam FIGURING Mil aud Saw MIL teg Their with q aeres
Land tuated "a miles from Evansville on the Plank Road
Straight Railroad, and the bank of Big
Pigeon creek which furnishes ample water Pc "er for or
months in year. The Grst Min is driven by both steam
and water power has good eagne ard both new
good working The Mil viii cut 000 feet
of per day The chauce for getting gra and logs
the venienceto market the products of dese Mills
in the country.
TERMS SALE.-One-ourth cash; 4 in months. = in
j. and the remaining in the laser
wing waving valuation appraisement law with
Title For further partieul
call on Mes Loekhars Parrot DENLY, Evansville
the subscriber on the promises
ny29-2wd O. r. RUDD.
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A vota from Smith Miller.

On the resolution in the House to inyesti-
gate the conduct Of Brooks in his brutal out
rage upon Senator Sumner, Smith Miller,
Representative from this district, voted against
the investigation !! This is probably fit close
to Mr. Miller's career in the House. A most
brutal outrage is committed, even in the SEN
ate Chamber, and for words used in debate,
and by man to whom no allusion was made
in that debate-a Senator is beaten like dog,
his silvered head gashed and bruised by nearly
twenty blows from heavy cane, given with
out warning, and from his position and the
effect of the first blow, when utterly incapa-
bic of offering resistance-yet when the
House proposes to Investigate the conduct of
its member charged with this outrage, we find
our Representative voting against this inves-
tigation. This is almost the only time we
have heard our Representatives name men
toned for months. We did hope that when
next we saw it, or whenever we saw il, it
would be in more honorable connection than
we now find it-alongsde of Herbert, the muir
derer of the waiter at Williams Hotel, voting
against this investigation. The House owes
it to itself and to common decency, not only
to Investigate this matter but if it find
Brooks has done that which is charged, to ex-
pei him from the position he has disgraced-
and the man who votes against an investiga-
ton to ascertain whether Brooks be guilty or
not, is just as great, and as greatly contempti-
bic moral coward, as Brooks is physical
| coward.
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COLUMBIA, S. C.-Contributions are making
at Charleston and here to get up testimonies
in favor of Brooks. His course isYery gener-
ally approved. s.seae. ..-
Then Brooks course is approved as a prop
er illustration of South Carolina chivalry! Is
there any other State in the Union, where the
Conduct of one Of its own Representatives
would be approved, for knocking down with a
club an old and respected q. S. Senator, and
afterwards striking him dozen or twenty
blows, when he was incapable of resistance?
This may, be considered Bravery and chivalry
in South Carolina. Among even loafers and
coffeehouse dregs of any other part of the
Union, it would be called ineffable cowardice,
and the perpetrator kicked from decent soci-
Iatu
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MATEE STREET.. BFTWEEN AND LOCUST SHEETS.
AN Just received large supply of nne and
cheap Mantas, fine Application Undersleeves'
Collars Cemze Underslseves the best and finest as
of Embroidsries ever bought this market.
They invite speedy cali from all the citizens OF evansville
and surrounding examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise to sell any ar
coma ene and m
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NEW AE1VEEsTESEZHgE27N,yS


s1uare ten lines or @ time three tines sl
week 80; weeks 81 80; one month; 81; three
IF six lines under. S. per
No charge for marriage death or religious notices
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LOST C,sw

C0zES&T DARK red cow with little white on Ter
EAJ and that the legs and Ter tail strayed
~ from her owner nearly two weeks ago. She was
VITA caf and may have cafby this time has
horns shorter than the other wrnkd
ernmpied. Ears not marked. Medium size. The finder
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TO We thank Mr.. Geo. Foster for a large
package Of Cincinnati and Louisville papers
left us yesterday. BY the aid of our friends
we suffer very little on account'of mail def
ciencies
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NEW SIrnurIER CLOTHING.

TST received per Glendale. complete assort-
and Caps sc tine lot of Fancy Cassimer Cloth
Mareies which will be made in the latest styles and
the reasonable terms Thankful for favors
ask a continuance of the same. A. L0BENSTINEsS.
myI9-Im Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
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ExoHANGEs-Scarcely aday passes that we
do not receive papers desiring us to exchange.
Our exchange list is already very heavy, and
should be curtailed instead of augmented
We are sorry to be obliged to refuse an ex-
change of courtesies, but to far distant weekly
papers our journal cannot be,of much use, no
more than they are to us.
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NOTECE 20 Neutrality-suspicious..

FENHE Board OF Common Ooune Of the city Of Evansville
e prepared to receive proposals. Monday
ming June I'd for exeavang Water from Dv
so Leet in the Lower EnlAgement said city
the grade. There will be cubic yards
walton said al material exeayated win helonx
toe party ing the job 200 cubic yards which
I'll be required TO he placed said street. where directed
by the City Engineer WELL. H. WALKER.
'rny2 ttv GIerk
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o. 1t is said that Gen. Webb has been
challenged by Brooks. IF so, he should refuse
the challenge on the ground that Brooks has
no claims upon the notice Of any gentleman
outside Of South Carolina
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rs tees in this place. line inerton
20 line three times; 80 FER line
counton longer time.
Ma. SANDERs-Sir: You will pI announce my name
candidate the office Recorder
at tue ensuing election. my29 WIN. H. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my name as candidate
for BecOrder Vaaderburgh County ensuing IL
election SUBJECT to the decision the Democratic
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS ESQ :-Please a can
ddae for the office Clerk the Vanderburgh Circuit
at the ensuing October eleciion.
myl7# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoUETAL-I a candidate for the office Sheriff
of Nan3srtur5h county the ensuing October election
myl2-te WM. HOLDEN
G- As q spring medicine would recommend
ORD. HosTETTER celebrated Stomach Biters above all
cthe It's strengthening and invgoratng upon
hta Ted truly astonishing
liver tendency drive all hulnor the
all what
these Sers such envabe reputation, inasmuch
they are pl the beverage
venerause a. family medicine wherever known
BY Druggists L. ID Hotels gen orally.
y H4LL0Ck & sTODDARD,
WOOLSEY u SAWlEts, Agents.
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A. ANSPACHER Va E. L. CoNANT EFT AL Sale in
June 18th at Court House door, lots and in Block 10 La
masco Guy,
r. z: GARvIN and JACOB LUNKENHETNER VS..
MAKE ARET g. ROQUEf ct al-Sae Court House door
9he a. oil al that portion OF the souherly quarter
OF e F4eo Square $50 csed in tvansvilie Vanderburgh
county md hound foil ws:beginnns ne of said
quarter ofs4id square Third in said city. Pou 100
eet distant from the intersection Of Main and 81 said
city running thence with Sd towards Locust A feet thence
a night angles to Sd IS # and inches thence parallel with
ala Sd ST. All towards Main thence SEA the place
oil with the appertenanee thereuDto belonging
PIGEON township VS.. MARGARET q. ROBUST ct
une 7th Court House the foIlo
IN EyansTtliebegi ming the line of Main said
city 7 feet towards the river from Third
at right angles to Main st la feet ollsy
towards % ST. S feet thence parallel St.
JOAN SHANKLIN VS.. JAS. ROQUET and j j. GHAND-
LER-Sale June 7th at Court House door Of that part the
mostspuhery of Public Square in Evansville Van
derburgh county Ind beginning Main street Sc
from the alley running between said
from Main Locust running thence towards Sd 1871
and extending back from Main of thet width by lines
allel with the alley in he running thence 81
which said conveyed to the Roquet
the county agent by deed dated Feb 2h 1854 recorded in
book D. of records of deeds Of COUNT
aud 362
JOHN HEWS0N VS. JAMES AND ELIZABETH ENNIS
sale at Court House door, MAY 2th oflet No Is in Block
in the L. Enlargement of Evansville.
VIM II. LAW vs.. WI. AND JANE HYDE.-Sale at Court
House door, May 29t Of North half of lot in Block
Lamasco city. IL
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an ORDINANCE.

For GOVERNMENT AND PROTECTION OF OAK-HILI
CEMETERY.
- the city Of EVANSVILLE that the SextOnO Oak Hill Gem
Frs3ie shall as far as practicable ascertain and make
THE and cause OF DEATH OF every person whose remains
Second-The not suffer OF permit the corpse
Of any be inferred in said Cemetery without
hcate stating the of the death person. from
some one Of the persons authorized by this ordinance give
thirdW the deceased shall attending
during ms or her last sqeh eert,este shall
tending Physician then such certificate shall be
the corpse shall seamboat canal boat or
other vessel such certificate stall be The
Whenever inquest shall be the tody Of
acting as Coroner settpg orh in substance the finding
Ffh-if the Mayor the city after careful inquiry in
required by his Orndnee obtained be may give
~ Ia bi eS'ing ofia rTaon
snail be nfdeie authority to justify the interment-
any other person to member the Board of Health that
sttcb oanber Of tB Bo.rd Of r ne %
into the the death such person give
cate 60 item lated by this ordinance.
ton of fences within said Cemetery tO-wit
FrstEverv fence within said Cemetery enclosing
lot the elm shall be an open fence that the view from %th
two and half feet hh and the spaces between the Stats
oaTT Sha NOT ce res enah Yen inehes W,ae.
eter in violation of of the last section shall forfeit
less THAI five than dollars
Sexton shall moreover which may
be erected in violation OF this ordnance.
SEC. In all cases in which any fence shall have heen
heretofore ereet in said emetery and does
its structure the requirements of this ordinance shall be
he duty of the claimant of the lot lots enclosed
such fence within ninety days from the first publication
thi ordinance alter such fence make
the equir mes IS of this ornanee and on failure so to do
shall be to the penalty
the Sexton. hs tzae
SEC s. shallno any person hunt or 70
drive game said
~ discharge any fire
drive any horse other animal over. upon across
any lot in said cemetery, hch iten any harse
said the fence
eosinzauy deaee pencil other
w dsfie inure monument tombstone
said injure destroy shrub
bery laut in said eemetery and violating
shall forfeit
than dollar than one hundred dollars,
Attest: JOHN HEWSON. Mayor.
WELL. II. WALKER. City Clerk. ny2i-2w
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~ Prof Larrabee, as editor of the State
Sentinel, endorses the acts Of the Border Ruff
fans in Kansas, their murders, destruction of
printing presses, and outrages of every shape.
Yet he wishes to be made Superintendent Of
the Free Schools of Indiana Before he can
again attain that position, it will be necessary
for him to explain how -be made $4,000 over
and above his salary while Superintendent
last time-and let the people know whether
he swindled them or he was swindled himself
when he paid seventeen per cent more in the
purchase Of township libraries, than was paid
IN Ohio.
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lagonda Agricultural Works.

New EOrK f-.sakimg E<eaper9 $50.
The simplest strongest most durable. widest light
IRON FRAME.
New York Hand Esaixing Reaper, SHE'S.
Several these Reaprs have been built
with universal success Width of cut ~ 10 feet Easy work
for two horses. Tho best Hand Raker made.
KetcFaunss Patent Mowers, Sis.
50
The same Combined TO Reap $50 additional, sl35.
Some eight thousand of these Mowers have been
hut and all portions the Their value and
capacity We II kno wn aud ackno wledged
SeynlOur's Grain Drill * Grass SoWer.
SeVenty-five Dollars.
The mo teomPlete ofits class.
kindIe Derger'S Portable cider Mill
and Press, 9S8.
With solid Roerswill eight
of Cider per day Every Farmer should have E
Revolving Hay Raker, Straw Cutters
purchasers. promptly
Address the Manufacturers. -
NARDER, BRoKAW & CHILD.
Springfield. Clark Co. Ohio.
JOHN S. MITCHELL. Agent,
Ind
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GUnder always found statement
Of the sherds Sales including of parties
and time o sales
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TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned until
the 10th June for the grading and paving
lime stone not less than II inches deep 400 feet from low
marx next TO alter street. and grayeed Water
the gravel to be put ten inches thek also gutter
be made of lime stone IL inches deep laid in gravel and IL
feet wide at the that ton of the river 'front.'
Mill to Sd cross street above the public square.
Payments be secured by lien the Wharf Ten per
cent annum will be allowed upon the said Wharf
the city the right qudate the whole
ton of the debt at discretion The arising
said Wharf Wharves the extinguhmenG the
interest and principal the whole principal
interest to be extnguished by the within twenty years
NJ S. HANCOCK Mayor
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A CFTANCE no MAKE MONEY

:
is the best point in the for the
"a Hshment ola Pork and MOlases Barrel Factory.
II the right kind of of will
IN the business will give the Right for the county
ntsh of Irapp's celebrated Barrel Machinery
price, and will onehal of
concern. Apply personally by letter
ff' JOHN D. DEGREES,
my23-lwd Indianapolis nd
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o. To the politeness of Capt Eastin, edi-
tor of the Kansas Herald, we are obliged for
the following corroborative statement:
Lawrence was destroyed Wednesday even
ing. The artillery opened on the Free State
Hotel. The men then charged upon the
town. set fire to the Hotels, destroyed the
printing presses, and set fire to the offices
which were in the midst of the buildings
But two hundred men were in Lawrence
Jones headed our command When the mes
senger left Lawrence the artillery was firing,
and the fire spreading. But few lives lost
L.. EASTIN.
Lea. (Mo) Express
This destruction Of presses shows precisely
the character of the mob that ravaged Law
renee, and are now engaged in crushing the
Free State men. They first attempted to de-
stroy the right of free speech by legal enact
ment, declaring it a penitentiary offence to
speak opinions contrary to despotic dictations
of thought laid down by these worse than
Austrian tyrants. Now they are engaged in
destroying printing presses, so that no free
thought may be printed! And yet this mob
is supported by Pierce, and by the encourag-
ing words of those slav;sh Old Liners who
dare not express, even in Indiana, free
thought of their own, if opposed to Piecer
policy. What are we coming to? Is there
any true spirit of republicanism left in the
land We believe there is, and that it will
crush the so-called Democratic party from ex-
istence in November.
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A. ANSPACHER W E. L. CoNANT. EFT AL Sale in
June 9TH at Court House lots and in Block no. La
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al HANnsnNIE nv RIIINl. I.llR 5 ,I b l,IIIl ! =

WILL sell private sale the handsome dwelling houae
a built by Jacob Bonn with the lot stands 80
feet front by lis feet deeP. Division between th
and sth This model house finish
ed inside and ont with every necessary improvement
TEEHs-one-third cash; = in months and q in IL
months with the premises. before
the 18th June it will at auction on that day on the
premises. The title is perfect, JOHN INGLE JR
ny<J IN Agent,
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a CASE Leghorn Hats; p Palm eaf Hsss; q
% do Ladies' Bonnets. just rec and for sale by
myl9 j. Ii. MAGHEE & GO.
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ME ABIs.-I0 900 lbs Sugar Cured Hams;
EE l0t00 do Country Bacon. hog round. in store
ana for sale by nays HERSHBERGER d. CARSON.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE
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AA hereby inform the public of Evansville
W ing untry j. general that have. this
opened above said where shall keep
ly all of Wines Liquors which
the lowest prices Country store keepers Will give
sail.
Particular attention is called pure Port
Olaret and Madeira Wines French bandies Whisky
in bottles, which adapted for medical PURPOSES.
S. HAMBO & CO.,
FaS1 c4rpa nusA, H.
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PATENT AGENCY


United States, Great Britain. France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents
He continues to make Models and to prepare Specie
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and pros
Patents in the United States and European o0un
tries. Foreign business conhded only to trusy and
sponsibe agents.
All business confded to will be promptly attended
to at the Lowest rates. CASUALLY % per cent lower than
the would be done by others in the proiession)
Having connections with one Of the best Agents at
Washington, and making frequent trips there,
bied keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating
Patents and Inventions, thus aording the best fac
tiles for preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
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InYentors Will End it to their advantage TO put their in
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cable hs frequently secures Patent in case Of ques
ton Of priority OF invention and consult reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
the Patent Office as to securing their rights.
All communications strictly conadestia Advice as TO
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tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
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principles and advice given as to the probability Of
obtaining patent In some cases saving from hty TO one
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MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to
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Deeds Of assignments recorded at Washington Copies
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The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Cases, and other
valuable works relating 10 Fatents together with
pete list Of all the Patents on record at Washington
be seen Vt my Office, free OF charge.
For further information, inquire Of
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ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass,
ap17 Office over 207 Main Street daw5
NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY Dis
~ CoyERY --TIm tEFALLmLE LIQUID HAIR DYE -
Being an instantaneous bye
10 iUiH dye color Black or BrOwR in One Minute
1t coors the Whiskors Hair the momant II Is applied
without Injury 10 the hair or skin, II be washed i'm
mediaey OF the face without disturbing the color of TIT
| hair, aud has no bad odor
II may be applied regardless Of the weather. The TINT
required for ggug 10 color MousachioHo or Eye Bow
is from to three mnutes for WHISPERS from three |,
Ave mhuiesj Gertlemenis Ladies' Hair from ave 4
| ten minutes.
Prepared and sold by HARRIS MORSE
Westminster st, corner Of Eddy st. Providence, r. l.
Sold by NJ. B, GREEN Co., No. 2le Main Street. wor
| cester. le20 d8m
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71co! Gstote.

CHANCE FOR SPECULA- 49,
&3H! TION.-The extensive, valuable and wen III
-g35A Fu'wu Water Power. Mills, and Real I'LL
Estat formerly o@usd by the Springfield Manufacturing
@ pany, mb-arjug the whole village Of JRNKsYItf,F
IL iialien County iNues east Of Springfield is a,w
oerei Tor sale upon terms that ought 10 arrest the alton
ton OF capitalists This estate, which lies on both sides
# the Chcupee hiy-r contains about 500 acy all wing
in one body It is Of excellent qualify AMI uusurpass
ed By any in the State ,r sallhrty and utv and IA
chty Of access. The fall NJ the river the estate is over
10 feet all embraced in distance Of 100 rods afordiug
ample power to operate than so 40 spndles he
whole will be sold together with all The buildings and a
rurtenanceB thereto belonging, the Water Power with
the mills shops hotel, boarding houses and one hundred
scres of land will be sold separately from the outlsnds
Appiyto EZEKIEL or JOHN ii. pANIELS No 141
Main Street Worcester. led daw2rn
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MiStella
sTATE NORMAL SCHOOL,

6 TATE NORM NAL HOOIt
- AT FRAmINGHAM.
WEDNESDAY, the Sd of September Candidates will
day. -''''
AppI;,apt,
a @ I've r s9u ssion must te at least 10 years of
NO., an , T.; poEueu WIN certlhcates 81 good physical
tlo G9araeer' SEo' N Bl9ELOW,
--- e' '1iS ~ Aooo' es&Wts5
Am BUSINESS ONTY--Tha odvartisar hos =
large store centraIy sit,o,od e. ~ "a. - 1
York very suitable for an Arenc, - 49, y " Nv
any description Asa Wsnnfacnyars pt {h =.
is adn,irab Ia NJ ,sta ~ - ~ 'ie ~,
ing on Commission goods cto red op
tured furnnre ,nscbinr, 80 ~; 81 y. VI az
which he conij have a flit' g So a y toe Iu5
be likely 10 ro,,s 1l s9 ia, tiias hu.iiu
ences eiyen az aig very oeS, refer
with raj name . ID f,II ,,iI s iGD No A1ess
r. Bpck Nrw yor, D q, nfs ass t.35 s s1 Vi
80 - l- o9p oluo. De- eoulnl
fNAUEIONs-Au persons are hereby cautioned