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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
Ominous News from Kansas.

We learn, from a source in which we place
implicit reliance, that Col. Sumner has re-
ceived orders to leave his post at Fort Leaven-
worth, and take command Of Fort Laramie,
and that Gen. Harvey will at once be trans
ferred to Fort Leavenworth, with perhaps a
large portion of the army collected for the
chastisement of Indians. Harvey has the rep
utation of being the most desperate and brutal
officer in the service, and is, therefore, adml-
rably fitted to sustain the law and order cause
in Kansas. 1t is said of him that he once
whipped one of his negro women to death;
and his brilliant exploit in massacreing Indian
squaws and pappooses last autumn, has yet a
place in the memory of the public. He will
doubtless slaughter Black Republican women
and children as readily as red skins of the same
sex and age. According to the Pierce policy
he will be the fright man in the right place."
1t is not probable that hereafter the women
and children will mostly escape" Why
should female and infant traitors be allowed to
run at large with IMMUNITY in this great and
free country? The idea is preposterous. 1t
will be interesting to know whether Harvey
set out on his expedition against the Free State
people, with the exclamation he uttered when
he started on his Indian hunt year ago
This was "No peace--by God-Fma for battle"
Sumner has been removed from the seat Of
war, simply because he was not inclined to dc
more than his duHy."- Gin Com.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

SAD AccIDENT-On last Saturday afternoon
the freight train of cars from this city, when
near the Frankfort depot, ran over little girl
by the name of English, aged about IL years,
mutilatng her in the most horrid manner
One arm was completely severed from her
body near the shoulder, and the other near the
wrist, besides other wounds upon her body
She died Monday morning. Those who were
present at the time the accident occurred say
that no blame can attach to the engineer of the
train, that he did all in his power to prevent
it Lou. jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

LIFE IN New YoRK.-The Times in that
city has the following IA well known pro-
prietor opened an up town hotel and bar room
the other day. On the opening day ne took
in four hundred dollars at the bar alone, and
his gross receipts on the entire establishment
for the first week. were sixteen thousand dol
lars. Say that out of the four hundred dollars
received at the bar fifty dollars were spent in
drinks
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
"Classic Language" &c.

The Louisville Journal in speaking the
Brooks outrage says:
The greater portion of the northen press
seems inclined to overlook entirely tie grossly
Insulting and disgraceful conduct q Sumner
in making his speech in the Senae chamber
the vehicle for the most violent Cenunciation
and personal abuse. They speak Of Sumner
as a martyr to the Freesoil sentiment Of the
North.
The Journal in its after remarks says
''the classic language in which his (Sumner's,)
calumnes were clothed is no excuse for their
utterance in debate upon the floor of the
Senate" Then Mr.. Sumner at least abused
his opponents in classic language" Now we
appeal to the Journals candor, if Southern
men in abusing their opponents from the
North, have in all cases used "classic Ian
guage" to express their feelings. Even Mr..
Butler, the principal object of Summers re-
marks, rose in his place in the Senate after the
Brooks outrage, and called Mr.. Wilson liar.
Is this classical language?" The Northern
press" have freely admitted that the remarks
of Mr.. Sumner were not such as should be used
in the u S. Senate-but at the same time this
press most distinctly asserts, and stands ready
to verify the truth of the statement, that Mr..
Summers language was mild and respectable
in comparison to language which has been
applied to him, and to other men from the
North. We have no sympathy with Mr..
Sumner politically--but we believe that if ever
a man were justified in using strong and vitu-
porous language in the Senate Chamber, he was
on this occasion-and that whether he was or
not, the course of Brooks was that of ruffian
and coward, and that he should be at once
expelled from the House. We assure the
Journal these sentiments do not belong exclu-
sively to the Northern press. Many Southern
papers have expressed the same thoughts, and
we trust with no danger to their patronage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

W The Old Line Wings Of North Carroll
ma, like those of Virginia, are for Fillmore
Gov. Graham and Senator Badger are for him,
and at late meeting of the Old Line Wings
of Beaufort county, which was presided over
by the Hon. r. S. Donnell, resolutions were
passed in favor of the American nominees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

o. The first No. of the Petersburgh Re-
porter, edited by Mr.. Glezon, and with the
names of Fillmore and Donelson at its head,
has reached US in the form of neat looking
paper. The citizens of Pike county owe it to
themselves to lend the Reporter liberal sup
port
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

SIMEON LONG VS.. MARGARET g. AND HUGH u
ROQUET-Sale at Court House door, June I'D OF south
Or of public beginning at point OF Main ST. on
front line OF said Is feet and9 inches ro aey
from lot original plan of said city, thence
at Main atey in rear OF SAID Or thence
along said alley parallel with Main St. 1874 teet
Second ST. to the first alley aforesaid thence along sara ay
Main ST. Aforesaid thence aloug Main St. on front OK line
of said Or. to place of beginning.
FRANCIS ANGRY VS.. EX. JAS. ROQUET EFT Al
Court House door, property beginning Is #
inches from the northery the east
ery of public in Evansville. Ind. and running
thence along Nam towards Sd IS feet inches thence
angles to Main 14 alley in of said
eaery quarter of said public thence along
parallel with Main Is feet
inches thence the place beginning being
front Main ST. and running back the width la
feet to the alley.
June House door, lots and in Block no. La
masco city.
T. E. GARvIN and JACOB LUNKENHEINER VS..
MARGARET G.. ROQUET ct al-Sale at Court House door
of Square caled) in Evansville Vanderburgh
county bound ID foil ws:-begnning line OF said
quarter OF sald square on Ihlro ST., IN cI a.
feet distant the intersection of Main and Sd ST. In said
running thence with Sd towards At eet
right angles Sd and 3inches thence parallel with
said Sd Al it towards Main St. thence 56 IL 20 the place
with the appertenance hereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP vs. MARGARET g. ROQUEF ct
a-Sae 7th Court House door, of the following
city towards the river from Third ST. running
Main IA feet Obey IN the rear oil
said the south side thence parallel with
towards I'd ST. 1874 feet thence parallel with 50 ST. 10 MAIN
JOHN SHANKLINvs JAS RoQUET and J.J. CHANI1-
LERSae eth Court House door, OF that Part OF the
southery quarter Public Square in Evansville Van
the all ey running between said quarter and lot No
from Main Locust running thence towards 80 So 1914 H.
extending back ro Main ST. of that width by lines par
alle with Sd sto the alley in the rear thence 70
which said conveyed to the said Roque ny
the agent deed dated Feb 25th 1854 recorded in
book records of deeds of COUNT pages
md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

CANAL.-We learn that the break at Feazels
Ferry Will be repaired to-day, and the Super
intendent will Immediately let on the wa
ter, we therefore expect navigation will be
resumed Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

RAIN AT LAsT.-We had heavy rain night
before last, accompanied by thunder and light
ming and considerable wind. A good deal of
rain fell yesterday morning. Rain was very
much needed in city and country.
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can afford:
4 X x
The United States Marshal has been at great
trouble to inform our citizens that the armed
men who have infested this neighborhood were
members of his posse, and to be treated with
the same respect as himself Any opposition
to them he has informed US would be regarded
as treason against the United States, which
would subject US to the traitors doom. The
people of Kansas, accustomed to respect the
authorities of their country, decided to make
no resistance to the unheard of ildignities Of
the Marshal's posse, until submission should
become impossible. 1t seemed fitting to give
the country and the world an opportunity of
knowing the excuses in which the Presidents
minions would indulge, when unrestrained by
the danger of immediate death.
For two weeks past the forces have been as
sembling in our vicinity, who were to "subdue'
the settlers of Kansas. They were not citizens
of the territory, but were imported by the
President of the United States for the accom-
plishment of specific object. A long resi-
dence here has made me acquainted with most
of our citizens, yet among all the forces whom
the chiefmagistrate has been at such pains to
collect, I discovered no one whom | had ever
met before. The MarshaPs posse signalized
their advent among us by unparalleled atrocities.
No species of property which the invaders
could appropriate, was left untouched. I estj-
mate that one hundred horses a0ere taken from
their oa0ners in this county alone One clergy
man lost one horse, another two, and gen.
tleman sick Of consumption, whose physician
had directed him to take daily exercise on
horseback, was deprived of pony, saddle and
bride Cattle were driven away and slaugh-
tered in large numbers. Fences were torn
down, houses were broken into, wagons were
examined and citizens were seized, detained
from their families, searched, subjected to
every indgnity and finally dismissed without
accusation, without trial and without apology.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

THE Vanderburg County Agricultural and iarttcultu-
raj Society will hold its regular monthly meeting
Cresdent City Hail. or Saturday next at O'Clock P M.
By order P. HORNRROOK, Secy.
Inns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

CFWe thank w. H. Conant, of Adams &
Co.'s Express for large package of papers of
very late dates. We don't suffer much from
bad mails, through the kindness OF our Express
friends.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGKICULTURAI,
APPS lyd&w

IS No tees in this place. line insertion
90 line three times; line week. dis
counter longer time.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

CUnder will always be found correct statement
Of the Shers Sales including of parties property
and time OF sales.l
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o. An exchange says {:

u An exchange says
The daughter Of Robert Dale Owen, Amer
lean Minister at Naples, was married few
days ago, at that place, to DR.. James A. Coop
err of New Harmony, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

OE a Canadian editor says that they have
had terrible winter, but with three tons OF
hard coal and pretty wife he has got through
it very comfortably,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06


CEMETERY.
- the city of Evansville that the Sexton of Oak Hill Gem
tin in termen-s said Cemetery:
frste shall as far Us practicable ascertain and make
@ b o G1Se f 81 G s sy petsgY whose remains
person to he inferred in said Cemetery Without cei
+bo cas al The dsatb IF Snch ,erson from
the authorized by this ordinance give
Third-Wheneyer the deceased attending
Be attending physean if there shall
tending physician then such certificate shall be from the
shall be landed from steamboat
or clerk thereof.
burial the certificate Of the Coroner or other 9cer
acting setting forth in the 81
FfthIf the Mayor city after careful inquiry nt5
facts that amy ertifeat
required by this ordindnee cannot be obtained be give
why certificate ottaned statement
SEC 2 WReneTer be reported By the sexton or by
any other to any Of the Board Of Health that
ing physician during MS or her last shall be she duty
int the the death person and give the srA
SEC g. The following rules observed in the erec-
ton Of fences within said Cemetery .;S o.w
lot the elm an fence SO that the view from with
Second-No constructed of shall
b shall n no be s than ten Te the STAT"
SEC. 4. Any who shall any fence in said
less thar FIVE than dollars and the
Sexton shall fence which hereafter
be erected in violation Of this ordinance.
SEC. s.. In all in which shall have
erected said Cemetery and does not conform in
is to the requirement Of this shall be
the of the claimant of the lot lots enclosed
by fence within ninety from the first publication
this ordinance alter such fence make it
the of this ordinance and failure
such owner claimant shall be to the penalty
in the last ectOn and such fence be removed by
the Sexton.
SEC 1t shall not be lawful for hunt
drive chase within the enclosure cemete
to shoot discharge fire therein to ride
drive any horse other animal upon
lot in said cemetery hitch asten horse
other animal said cemetery the fence
deface pencil deecrate other
wise defle njure any monument tombstone
said cemetery. destroy shrub
berry plant said cemetery and violating
provision this shall forfeit and
than dollar than hundred dollars.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON, Mayor
WELL. H. WALKER, City Clerk. my24-2w
4 HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell private sale the handsome dwelling houae
built by Jacob Born, with the lot which it stands 80
S feet Deep Division street between
sth street. This model house and finish
ed inside and out with every necessary improvement
KMs-one-third cash; IS in 6 months and in
months with mortgage the premises. III not sold before
the 23d June It will be sold auction that day the
premises. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE, JR.,
my23 I'm Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
TOWN LOTS
A T A IL T 10 N =

IN SATURDAY the 2sth day of june 1856. at the
W of Main and Third front of the Court House
in Eansve the following valuable Town Lots will be Of
fered for sale auction, viz:
light lotS IN ftornoys bniarge ulent OF %len
fronts the Ohio river and Evansville on the lower
side Some these lots front on alter street
and others First and High They opposite the
only good ding low water and must soon DC
demand for business purposes ferms-one-fourth
cash. = years with interest and in ten years with
by MORTGAGE property subject foreclosure for the
whole debt default of nsalment OF the
principal interest
ALso-The following in Lamasco: Lots and 10 in
block I7 block 1885, lots ID and IA in block
1885, lots block 1856; lot in block 174 lots g. 4 s. 3.
street. the 4th enlargement lots TO- IL rs 49,
enlargement; lot q in block 1 lot " in BLK
aud "a in block 1885, lots and % in block 1875 lots
10, IL and u in block 123.
ALso-Lots 2 g. IL and IS in block in the Northern r
Rowleys) Enlargement of Evansville lots is being sub
widow of ThOs Smith dee ana lOs
having them good dwelling house with rooms
and a kitchen
ALso-The following lots in the Southern Enforcement
block q; and9 in blk 3; g. and 10 %
Q; y 49, II and BLK TO- II and II in bl -!
and BLK II; l. g. and in bl'k -; 2ana SIn
6. 10 and II in bl 1854. s. IA and Is in biz 10 ahu
subdivisions of outlo54 Upper
THE TERMS OF payment for all except the iots IL on
bv's Enlargement will easy and will be made ."
the day oil sale -, f,ror
Several Iots in Horribly sEnarge w be tased on
of ~ - " las CLONES. .ior sell.
" I0UN SHANKLIN.
John j. CHANDLEk'
WIN III. CHANDLER,
THOS s. SMITH and
n,v2s-ttI ltw HENRY +. HoRNBY.
EB- YOlksbOtc cppy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
The Cincinnati Convention.

We give additional dispatches to-day from
the Cincinnati Convention. The New York
Hard and Soft delegates have been admitted,
dividing the vote Of the State between them
AS each faction has thus in Convention 171l
votes, this explains the fractions used in our
reports of the ballotings. 1t requires two
thirds to elect. Buchanan led the track at the
start, Pierce following with a pretty heavy
heavy vote, and Douglas bringing up the rear
with small vote, Cass hanging at his tail
At the time we write, the report of the thir-
teenth ballot is before us-Buchanan still poll
ing heavy vote, though he had dropped of
five from his highest, Pierce losing heavily,
and Douglas slowly but steadily increasing.
Our readers will find the votes under the tel
egraph head. We have speculations to offer
OF The Charleston Is. c. Standard saws:
awe understand that several Northern CAP
tains of vessels running to this port, have
contributed towards the purchase Of hand
some walking cane for the Hon. P. S. Brooks,
as testimonial of their appreciation of his
conduct in the recent Sumner difficulty"
Then these Northern captains should have
the said cane laid over their backs, for they
are either throwing aside their manhood tc
truckle to South Carolina with the object Of
securing business, or they are paltry towards
for sympathizing with a coward in cowardly
outrage
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06
Stealing BY Authority in Kansas.

A private letter from Lawrence K. T., dated
May 22d, is before US. from which we make
the following extracts, being all for which we
can afford:
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81 There is no regular packet to-day for
either Louisville or ST. Louis.
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ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
Af~SS~f G. .7!i7 g Z
SzSx s. Ss.sI- % TX SA5kfT
NEW ARRANGEMENT

TT1HE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce their friends public of Evansville and.
vicinity that they have determined to open office at
Evansville be devoted exclusively
the business of their Line and have appointed Mr.
W MCBRIDE their Agent. who from his past
with is perfectly familiar with routes
and the details of their operation. This
made with the sole of increasing facilities
the Express and thereby increase its desiraby
ieo accomplish which the best efforts of local agen
will be especially directed.
Auperson having business with company will pleas
call Mr.. Mcbride First street.
tween Locust and Man who alone authorised
from this date.
| nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER. Sunerintenaent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 T e S

square, lines less time soc: three times ST.
week. 81 so; weeks 81 so; one month 81; three
months $40; SIS. Discount on
Larger Cards of six lines under So
No charge for marriage death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-06

E5- As spring summer medicine would recommend
DR.. j. HosTETFER's celebrated Stomach Biers above all
others Its strengthening and invgoratng effect de-
btated system truly astonishing It's tonic action the
liver tendency drive all humOr the surface thereby
cleansing the system all impurities is what has gained
for these Biters such envabe reputation inamuch
they pleasant the beverage
general family medicine wherever known Forale
HALLOCk & STODDARD,
WOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
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A. II. SANDERS. EsQYou will announce the name Of G..
W. MCBRIDE candidate for the office of Sheriff OF Van
ty. Je4
MR.. SANDERs-Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate for the ee of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 VIM. Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my IS candidate
for Recorder of Yandeburgh County the ensuing Fall
election subject to the decision of the Democratic Conyen-
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. SANDERS ESQ PLEASE my
ddae for the office Clerk the Yanderbugh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myl7# LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR candidate the Office of Sheriff
of county the ensuing October election
myI2-te WIN. HOLDEN.
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OAF, CRUSHED ANDPOWDERKDs SUGARS.
~ % bbls Just ceseived. Tor sale by
lee S. e. GILBERT 81 CO., Syc. near Water.
SSUGAR-2O bills Loaf; 10 bbls Crushed;
20 20 do Powdered rec'd sale by
ies TENNEY & SORENSON.
OLAssEs.-5O ibis St. James Sugar-house MOlasses
;e6 '@''-'' - TENNEY & SORENsON.
NBOPE coils Manila COrdage all sizes, direct from
VA Boston manufacturers, for sale by
jet TENNEI q SOKENSoN'
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND CON-
TRACTORS.
TENHE finishing the Court House in Calhoun
Mclean county KY viii! be let out on the 2oth June
1856 The contract will the entire a. ishing of the
building including carpenters work the roof also
paterng painting Plans and the work
can be at the undersigned in Calhoun at
any time. -,
Sealed posals will be received any time before the
Goth June they will be opened and the work let out by
the Commissioners. The job is large and good one
Address w. Pope YEAMAN,
les City Building Committee.
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AN OERDEN ANCE.
-OYEREMENT AND Protection OF 0AK-HnL

pairs Jaconets Undersleeves, reed to-day and for
JAMES Low IL co.
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Our correspondent emphat; totally
disbeieve his story. Let him prove it EDITOR.
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my2S-ltd -itw
RE Yolksbotc COPY
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-08-09

Tmg Use OF BIO Woaas. Big words
pass for sense with some people, and some
times may be very successfully employed
when nothing else will answer As when
a man, in great alarm, ran 10 his minister to
tell bln he coula see spots on the sun. and
thought tho world mus. be coming 10 an
end
ooh. don't be afraid ssd tho good
minister, It's nothing bat II phantasma-
goris."
els ,ha, all " said the frightened man,
and went away quite relieved.
very smart Lawyer in Wilmington y.
T., had the misfortune to lose suit for "a
client who had every reason to expect sue
ce. Tie client, plain old farmer, was
ssiounded b., the long bill Of costs. and
hasteniug to Il G lawyers office, said
" thought you told me we should Ger,
,anly gain that .ui'
" SO did, answered the LAWYER, but
you see when brought it up before the
Judges, they said it was coram non Jud,c,
We'll, il they said i, was rs bad rs thai, 3"
replied the old farmer, :" don't wonder We
los, 1t, and he paid the costs, and big
lee besides. without another murmuf. -
Uarper's Nagasine.
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