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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-10

OF Many Of the papers are denouncing, in
extreme terms, Gov. Wright for the usurpa-
ton of power in distrieting the State. #
neither the Constitution, nor the laws nor the
necessities of the case warranted the act, it
was simply nullity-and the elections uu-
der it were void. If the Governor had no
power to direct in what districts the repre-
sentatives were to be elected, his proclamation
had no more force than the Recommendation
Of private Individual and the people were
under no compulsion to obey it. 1t is case
where no power was excited. and we can't see
how any was usurped. 1t was simply a no.
tice to the people how to act, if they did
wrong in complying with the recommendation
the present Legislature are unconstitutionally
elected and we are without Legislature in
fact.
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C1Nc1NNAr1 Hoe MARKET ON MONDAY

CINCINNATI Hoe MARKET ON MONDAY
The Hog Market was very dull. and prices de-
clined Is to 20 per cwt, closing dull. The
receipts were large both present and pros
pective, which leads to increased timidity on
the part of dealers. The high prices prevail
ing there were attracting largo numbers OF
hogs to the market, which under ordinary
circumstances would have been packed at
other points Several lots from Illinois have
already reached that market. All articles OF
the hog product are likewise lower and dull.
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RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL DONALDSON.

RESIGNATION OF MARSHAL DoNALDsoS.-
Letters from Washington say that the resg-
nation of Donaldson, United States Marshal
for Kansas, has reached that city, and has
been accepted. A great effort is making by
the Freedom Subduers to have him re-appoint-
ed in spite of Gov. Geary, but the President
insists that Geary shall be sustained. The
vacancy has not been filled. Mr.. Faim, dep
uty under Donaldson, is acting Marshal of the
Territory, AMI may receive the appointment.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

Accounts from the Northern States oil
Mexico, represent Vidaurri as still triumph
ant. Matamoras had yielded. Monterey had
been taken a second timo. Tampico had re-
volted from the central government, and Vic
toria had pronounced in favor of the revolu-
tionists. This gives Vidaurri control Of
nearly the whole country east of the noun.
tains.
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o. An arrest of the confidential book
keeper Of the House of Jas. Connally & Co.,
New Orleans, took place in Cincinnati, few
days ago, for alledged entertainments of the
funds of the house. False entries had been
detected ii the books during the summer
absence of the Book keeper. On his return
in the autumn. the disclosure was made, and
the guilty party fed and made his way to
Kentucky, where he remained incog for some
weeks. A few days ago he came into Cincin-
natl to take passage on Railroad. when he
was recognized by the agents of the New Or
leans house, who, with the aid of an officer
took him into custody. But since the arrest
neither prisoner nor captors have been seen,
nor can any clue be got to their subsequent
movements. 1t is supposed they secretly
spirited him away to New Orleans.
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CFThe trial OF the brothers Gibson for the
murder of Robert Mann, was concluded at
Martnsylle in this State last week. The
jury returned verdict of not guilty as to
Rooert, and sentenced William to the States
prison for twenty-one years. The prisoner
attempted to get a new trial but failed. Con-
siderable dissatisfaction was manifested at the
verdict in regard to William.
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MARSHAL OF KANsAs.-We learn by des-
patch from Washington that Gen. VIM.
Spencer, of Newark, Ohio, has been appointed
Marshal Of Kansas, in the place Of Donaldson.
his county in Ohio, and was recently sent to
Kansas by the President to appraise the Del
aware lands
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ASSIGNEEs SALE.

LOTHIN AT COST.
BETWEEN SECOND sTREETs
Mr. II. D. SrRAUs having made assign OF his entire
stock Mr. Anspachr these goods will solo
erst close the consists
PSsy clothing and s.eria for clothing viz: broad
easres satinss and every other description of cloths
which will be offered wholesale and retail prices
than have been purchased in this city The stock
be closed by tho FIRST OF January and purchasers
ought cali early good selections from the stock
dee7- SOD
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OF Mr.. John C. Noble, of the Louisville
Times, was selected as messenger to carry the
Electoral vote of Kentucky, co Washington.
The Electors had so much selfdenial as not
to take the office for one of their number. In
this State, DR.. J. S. McClelland, the elector
from the Lafayette District, received the ap-
pointment, worth, we believe, about $3.50.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs FOR so CENTS.

In Of the immsnse of the NewYork
DAgnerreotype Co in this city they will continue until
further notice Daguerrsoypes usual for so
pets Morocco and large size Fsi
ly Troupe Pictures setin Pins Locke roportion-
Aelyio prices Rooms in Washington Hall ElliOts
Saddlery. Main street.
dess-sud MERRITT & co.
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WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY ATTENTION.
There will be meeting Of the Company at their Hall this
evening Every member requested be present there
In business Of importance to be attended to.
dselo A J. C0LBURN, See'y.
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lust NOTICE THIS.

FENDRTCH BROS. have just received large stock
ofimporsd and domestic cigars They have also received
large stock oSshe best vrnAn Tobacco All that
good Cigars Tobacco would advise them call
F. FENDRICH BROS.
aovi7 Main st.. one door above First.
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/ erThe President of the Central Illinois

OF The President of the Central Illinois
Railroad has ordered the passenger Depot at
Cairo to be removed to the Freight Depot, q
mile above the steamboat landing, to which
passengers are forced to walk through the mud
and dirt in the dark--for the trains arrive nc
night and leave before day--or submit to the
extortions Of some Of the presidents relatives
to whom he has given the monopoly Of the
freight agency, and the transfer of passengers
from boat to Railroad. This gross imposition
will turn travellers to St. Louis, where they
can secure a choice Of good packets for the
South, for the same fare they pay from Cairo.
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OF The jury in the trial of Baker for the
murder of Poole, stood six for conviction and
six for acquittal, and being unable to agree on
a verdict were discharged.
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" A meeting of two hundred clergymen
of all denominations, has been held in Boston,
at which they passed resolutions unfolding
the Kansas Aid Society.
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CIDER VINEGAR MANDATORY.

wv undersigned wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants Evansville and dealers
general the that manufacturing pure
tiee Of Cider Vinegar which will ell so as TO compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give as call fair
trial is all we ask. MERCER Il CLIFFORD.
N BThe usetory situated the corner Fourth
and Canal street Lamssco city. JyI-dkvly
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EVANSVILLE AND CRAWFORDsVILLE r.. r
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS..

FINAL adjustment of interes attte Of eight
n eeat annum has been made all tn paid stock
in this Company the LIST Sept ult Stockholders viii
please call the oes Of the Company. and receive their
certificates of stock for the By order of thu eoad
Once of & & G. r. R. Co. JOHN E. AARTlN,
oetI3-2rad&v Secretary.
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e. Noteesin this place. ter cents per line insertions
line three times 80 line week. dis
eountoR longer time.
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JUICE LEcoMPTE.--Reports from Wash
ington say that Judge Lecompte is to be re-
moved,
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FOR THE JOURNAL.
never 'sDired teW be poit.
Il need mt tell 'spose you IT'D
But i'll thawt there's Virtu in it
Darn'di would mt in . mint!
Bst when you taWk OF dog ratypin.
Webster round and takes delite in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And "babiz" tsw. deer little ereetufs.
On paper. iron. glass or plate,
He'll az yewr shAdder sure rs fate,
So nAtTAl and 80 trew to life,
When yew're away twill fosI yewr wife.
novzs-dn TILESToNs Gallefy.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINImENT.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINImENT.
Intrinsic virtue alone could insurs the which this
article has attained-for Rheumatism Salt Rheum Burns
Bruises StiE joints Galds Sprains Pole Evil and well
lin pot horses has equal for beast. No
without 1t who tested its value And
the general estimation OF the Mustang
Liuiment l cheerfuy say that article per-
formed many in neizhborhood as this Il W
smith. Ridgehed. Conn :" 5. Leiteh Esq. Hyde Park
VT writes horse considered worthless his
sase heavsI ince the free Of the Mustang Lini
"a have for $3.50. Your LInim mt is doing
up here Such testimony is reaching day
The told. Ev family should have it. Beware
sfimitasoa The genuine Mus.anEis sold by all
BILE dealers throughout the World.
BARNES l. PARK.
zoyts ProprietOrs. New ork.
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or The present population of Greece is
l,953,22l.
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j 50 boxes Roaanx Tin; 200 boxesS. @. Tinplass;
casks Zine; case Sheet Copper;
1000 Ibs Copper Bottoms; reed and for sale BY
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VoTEs OF INrIANA.-The aggregate number
of votes given at tie several Presidential cleo
tons since 1914, are as follows:
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Daily Freight trains Evansvlle Terro-sute a
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s For information through Tickets apply tho
Conpany's Transportation Once hssd street
ansyille. jel4 J. J. DANIELs, Supr.
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patrist take en- other
/ adv and
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co AL.
THE PRICE OF COAL AT THE

BODIAM MINES Is.
At the cents bushel
Hauled any part OF the city. 80 a. -
desire in their supply. while the
weather hne and the roads good will have their orders
attended to by ie1tng them the ONCE Bodiam
Mines der the Telegraph Once Water Terms
cash JOHN WYM0ND.
aud Manager.
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EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND THE EMPRBys
JOsEpHENk

With Illustrative Notes and Anecdotes By JOHN
G.. ABBOTT One Vol. limo Price, - rs
the time of their Marriage until the
death phene and several private letters from the
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EpEFINED ST. LOUIS sUGARs.-35 bvrrels just
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WNTILLTAN HOWITT. the celebrated Enslish author
w writes for the Saturday Evening Post TALLENGETTA
on THE SaUArTEK's HONE. See Prospectus in another
place dee8
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ADMINISTRAT0R SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
NDY direction the Court Common Pleas Wonder
burgh county will the Sd day sf January 1871 at
the Court House in Evansville sell the high
bidder the hall of lot number three (3 the
Upper Enlargement Of Evansville which adj lot
Der n the Enlargement.
One-third of tie purchase be paid down
third the third in twelve months.
JAS z. BLYTHE Adm'rof
dec4-4wd JOHN r. WILCOX.
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PHALON'S PAPIAN LOTION,
Or. Floral Reautifer.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
THE A. n. CHAMBERR.
(, z1AE. ACspt G0RMLEI. will be Thursday.
kf1ssss9 the 18th tor New Orleans Shippers and pas
- please take notice. the Chambers is
of the plete steamboats, built provided with
the ard in all first class boat.
For freight passage apply to
dse10-2td P. G. O'RILEY & co.
GUNNN RAGs-Is.ooo heavy 2k hushel. for gale
" LOWER THAN THEY CAN NOW LANDED HERE.
dee8 S. r GILBERT & ca. Syemore-st..
SA2DiNES-5 cases halves quarters lust reed per
- steamer j. K Bell. ale by
decS s E. ILBERT 4 co.
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EOR SALE
BALES fresh 0akum cheap to close
OO ment does P. G. O'RILEY d CO.
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RAILROADS, &C.
EVANSVILLE & CRAWFORDSYILLE
a. FL -
r A [ l. r O A d,

nNand alter Monday. June 18th until further ls,ise.
" The all Passenger Train will leave kEvansville 81
l2o p arriving at Vneennes at 4;2eP i. tine 1.
Railroad for Louis Jlineis Bsnte at
745 p M Indians polls 1o5 A. b.. making direct
connections for Gin Cleveland Phaas
phia New erk and RaItin ~
ReturningteAVes Haute at 355 p b. after
s:55 p. N.
Passengers by this train from St. Louis CneAbA
and Louisville day. Baggage checked Of Indiana
mill .
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Real estate for Sale.

AT MADISON, n. J.-FOR SALE-Superor
IA PARM-l65 acres fine healthy location house large aud
ood also Farm House and all OuHouses, excellent Water
and Fruits. o..
Second-EIGHTY ACRES beautiful situation for Country
Seat reudd scenery COED Orchards Me sdow and Wood land
Third Fine COUNTRY RESIDENCE, in sight OF Railroad
derot with forty acres-the fourteen highly m'
proved - ... ,,, , I'll,
Apply TO R. II. HUNTER, No us Front-st., ~ Y.
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CREDITORS of ADAMS Il

~ Co. Of .CALlFoRNIA-Ia the District Ceur, Of the
FcVrih Jud'cisl Dsrct ALVIN ADAMS a., DASiEi III
HASKELL and ISAIAH c. WOODS
Where's By Inventory Degree made IN the cana. m TIA
18th day Of February, ID lSs OF iere AID .Sset
Gilbert A. Grant to take secoun OF all singular ws.t
20, creditors Of Adams Co, who choose 70 come
in and Submit their claims % SAID Referee for the purpose Of o.
tar pro distribution OF the fluids and prJpeiy Of "a
firm the custody OF the Coart aud the said Referee
directed notice advertisement 10 be Published FOR
stss, thirty days IA In the City Of Saa fA1
cisco one In The City OF Sscrmonto and Ia the Cty Of
Stockton. the said creditors of The said hm VI Ad ns Go
Notifying em and each Of them bcf0fe said Referee
and their debts and tho said Referee directed 90 hS
renp0ry dsy-not less hsn sixty rcm The cOmmenoe
nen Of the Pahcston Of sd advert seGenfor n purpose
anil Ia default Of said creditors OF then coming In 70
prove their del by the time sprosed they 20 Se
Guided om the benefits Of said aud o R0a
0strkaiion Of ssi3 funds nc, among said creditors
Ard wher BY said decFee further ordered by SAD
Court for she better akng Of the aud
snoubt OF the debts eli parties be oath otA
erwsr ard that they produce al books Papers
power custody eontTu relating thereto uPon oath sf,s,
sid Referee. ss be may direct
Now the cfoe in Tersusnee Of said decree the unAerp
Refeee hereby gives that be will sttead
prescribed IN said decee a. hs oee No Montsomsy b. ,k
IA the City 81 San Francisco; ard all cseor OF said AdAns
Co hereby aohsd aud required tnr esm' et,r'
hm 81 that place. before the FIRST DAl OE JUNE
D. 40 OF they will be excluded ffom the beheh Of "a
ooc'-s -I'sssd Sen fTauoiso, February ID, lsS
GILBERT A GRANT. Referee
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AoRRIsrowN NEW ,JERsEY.-For SALE

NVh MD IVN " w ,I = -, :, = -.
va upicd with neyerfsDia. stream OF par. sPas waet
IcstO neirhhohcod desirable AlS At N,dls,a asrrs
C"rbfy. New Jersey fr SALE. bssutfai butLoitB
SlTf. containing 80 sores. mile nom tao Denot
would Re eNch.nged o' New tofk City Properly Tefmesy
Apply a. tie Uou Agricultural Warehouse I'D seed store
No - Fuliou-s'. 70 ALFRED TREDWELLL
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OARDING-S CHOOL for BOYS,

il NORWALk, IOHn
C. NJ. SELLECK, PRNcIr.L.
The Summer Session Of this School will commence %
THURSDAY. the LIST Of May next
The design ofhe Principals by aodns proper facilities 70
rrppare the puls committed his oese for
ters upon The Commercial and Business pursuits OF life To
attain this TIE chevs provided IA each department
IN the School The Modern Languages taLgat sc Music.
Drawing, etc ~.
The .erns of the School 5 annuu There are No
,tra charges excepns only the Modarn Languages deduc
ton from made when two or more members are
received from tho sane family
tive 10 Studies Sessions ETC. may 30 had BY addressing tho
NorwAk CT.
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C,ARM FOR sALE-Located in Millingtou, Som

E'5KM FOh SALI4-IlUcdttulH N1IIIIHgtUu' oOu,
IL erse Co. n j. % miles from this city, from Boomiaed,
j. miles from Somerset Depot; daily line Of stages
from the Railroad. The Farm is in syery hae state OF
cultivation well supplied with aud fruit Of dte ren
kinds The Dwelling Is yearly aud was built BY days
work p high with well OF good water at the d9
seod barn. and other outbudnss oil In good repair The Farm
contains Sc acres 10 which well mbered acres IN
low land which ye3s immense crop OF grass and
for which the owner been offered 20 The bal
ence high ground and beautifully situated on the
public highway Any wishing purchase tho crops farm
ins uer stock favorable of the
purchase money remain bond aud mortgage for
tenn of years per cent interest For further particulars
sppyto - GEORts e. SMALLs1
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obstruction.

4 RTTIIMETIC, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING.
n Mr. DOLBEAR No co. Brosdway being assisted ~ -
sceou ished practical Book ksepc, gives his peroaA alton
ton 10 students Peamansao and guarantees ey as nee
sys, NJ hand training TO remove all saess and trembling
from ~ hand ia one weeA BBcys about iesvns seheS
will be prepared practically business In qdsrtsr
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