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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25

containing a section declaring the laws of the
Kansas Legislature void, providing for re-or-
ganization of that Territory, by a new cleo
tion, as entirely as if no effort to that end had
heretofore been made.
The BILL precisely as lost on Monday in
Guiding the Kansas restriction proyiso, was
then reported from the Committee of the
Whole, and passed-yeas SO, nays 85.
Adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

NEW ISHOCEtY IND T'HUFIsION sTORE.
DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT CITY BUILDING.
n STAFFORD has Just opened Grocery and Provision
Store, Main above where he will be pleas
his friends and the public generay he hes
strict attention business merits liberal share of the
public patronage. my3l-iy
EHERRING.-5O boxes choice for sale by
u augI9 S. e. GILBERT co.
6NUNNY BAC:S.-I2. 600 heavy "a bushel for sale
- low Z close consignment.
augI9 s. <. GILBERT 81 CO.. Syc. near w ater
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25
PINE LUMBER AND SHINGLES,

Ed h BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Evansville surrounding that he
having the manufacture of Luber for
selecting article of his manufa
ture has opened Yard Carpenter street near kraz
Gilman Foundry an pared sell at wholesale
retail cheaper than before offered this city,
ell
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25

PRINCE & CO IS MELODEONS.
WITH divided swell, secured letters pat
1l1z===s.2-I Nse5tent. May 23d. 1885.
n II II n By Of this swell. solo
- u 9be played with the full power OF g. :nstru-
ment while ment is soft and subdueo
after alt the MeodeOns made Prince & Co.; will fur
nished with this attach uent without extra charge.
Messrs. Prince Co. could realize handsome
dsposing ofrghs to ot manufacturers
to make it feature in instruments only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing of
W. F. COLBURN. w estern Agent
my1 761e West Fourth Street
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
TNE iersgued will Grocery Produce
n Business the late Babcock Brothers in his
own and for his account
jy21 If ELISHA s. BABCocK
EAANTkD-We are paying the highest prices in CFsH
Nv for Wheat Corn. Oats Rye. Barley. Bacon. Lard
Flour and all kinds Farmers would do well to
call, before selling else where, at
GEO. FOSTER CO.'S,
augi Corner Locust street and the canal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25

ENMBIOHS Store. Main three doors below Sc
IA ond appears be the great Bazaar for and che
Goods He has just received another fresh SUNNI
Goods which he is selling at the lowest my2s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STA RK have received at their establish
- ment First street large assortment of Wall Papers,
from Ities the fine gded prsng
thing of the beautiful description this line. They
also keep everything appertanng upholstery and
chairs Sofas &C. style. Having enlarged
accommodate increased business.
prepared receive customers and show them
large ock and low prices. ap29-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25

y HAVE just received another fresh lot Bonnets
comw ission with instruction to sell them
hal the original Call and them s. EMBTOH.
B.-NO for the Ladies not going Church
n Sunday, for the want of a Bonnet. jeA
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-25
MCKINNEY q COOKE,

ATER STREET. BETWEEN LOCUST STREETS
AV + just received and large supply fine an
cheap Mantillas fine sets Application Undersleeves
Collars, CemZes Undersleeves. and finest
lrment of Emhroideres ever bought for this market.
They invite speedy cali all the citizens Eyansv
and surrounding country examination
before purchasing elsewhere they promise any
come and all. my2a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

ly involved and imperiiIed in this
question. And are patriotic men in
any part of the Union prepared. on
such an issue, thus madly % invite MI
the consequences Of the forfeiture Of
their constitutional engagements Il
is impossible. The storm Of phrensy
and faction must inevitably dash itself
in vain against the mistaken rock oil
the constitution. 1 shall never douoi
il. / know that the Union is stronger
a thousand times than all the wild and
chimerical schemes Of social change,
which are generated. one after anoth-
er, in the unstable minds Of visionary
sophists and Interested agitators !
rely confidently on the patriotism Of
the people. on the dignity and self-rc-
spect OF the States, on the wisdom Of
Congress. and above all, on the coniin-
ued gracious favors Of Almighty God.
to maintain, against all enemies he'h-
en- at home or abroad. the sanoiity OF
the constitution. and the integrity of
the Union. 3Af
FRANKLIN pIEBCE.
WAsurSeToS, Dec. 81, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

r.
AZ the fusion coaxen ia beld 1,
Brookv;lle. last s.<.~dsv eel, !,
which A. b. Liae, "a oId-fsshioned
Democra, vas nr>r;drot. s.d D.
Thomas Clifford an old.fn<h;oned
wb;c Was secre,ary. = most ,.,;zvou.
farce was performed IN appo;n,;nc dol.
eoates n the stafr convent;,n ,xb;r,,
vss held nj. week A. Iod;.,.nol;s.-
W. no,;cs ~. ...s. = x1..,s. MA
Jons,h., u.,t yu;r:.,, p.~ "a
others' :. ds,.r..ss s.o,ns - ~hrr
wa tcov vo,u .uasr ,h.;~ x;.,h, 80.
- \. ..s az ..,..~ a.. .,.,' :.
tain she mea.nrss thst ,hst n.r,y "a
voca,e. .soms - ,hs,. ,wsrs ns.,o'
Gratis. IN tbe dsy., ~ 15enocr.cv .b.t
a.. ,ha rs.,;ss,,.s ,,,..- h.f...|,is No ,
o,s ,ha, 800 J. , No.. e. ~
selves -Thev ana. ton ;,tr,,;oent 70 he
ar;vs, ~ - n..,.r. - 1890.
measures vh;ch .hsv .hhar s;mn,v
49,, r. Iii n'..a.-.,:.
The saors q 10 NJ h. ~ w.
ol;.hu., NM Ma, 5, r,;s.u.a
on he ,,lss mo. m. ,,,.v' 80 ,ha
friends If fsr.;en.r,.;. :. oon,em o,;hIe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

The Lafayette Courier says; "Sev-
eral Of our liquor sellers arc being
put through on the fast line before
Judge Jones, Of the Court Of Common
Pleas. now in session. The decision.
or rather want of decision. of the Su.
preme Court. leaves the retailing
clause Of the Liquor Law in full force.
Several retailing establishments are
closed this morning. and the prssunp-
ton is, they must all follow suite.--
No case has been decided up to this
time, - '''' -. os'A
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

There is a difference Of opinion as
70 the eject Of tho law. continuing 10
force the appraisement Of 1851. We
hope Il may be so construed as 70 be
continued. for. without taxes. we VOID
be in an awkward fix. Nothing wo'd
be gained by being untaxed one year,
and much Inconvenience would be
suffered. On q closer examinat Of
the subject. we Incline to believe the
sppraissment will remain good until
another Is made. -tA1y, -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

No SPEAREa YEr.---Upto last Mon
day nj ,ht no speaker bad been elected
The pro.sIavery party being in the
majority. and unable TO unite on one
man. refuse to elect BY plurality, as
has been customary heretofore, when
the majority rule didnot work. We
are glad 10 announce that the minori-
ty still stand firm, giving their csndi-
date a uniform vote. When this
state Of affairs. shall cease. We can not
predict. X will end,'we doubt not by
= fusion Of the pro-slavery party. and
the election Of a pro.slavery man as
usual. True men were deceived by
a few such as Scott Harrison, Dunn
and Scott, but another election will
set things right. There is North
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

This ably edited sheet, edited occa.
sionally by James Elder. occasionally
by Isaac Julian, and occasionally by
George w. Julian. and occasionally b.
all three at once, is in peck of trouble
about "Parson Goodwin, Of the Brook.
vile american" The Parson seems
10 be a thorn In their sidcs, as in the
sides Of few others We wot OF. and
they, CHE edisors) through, We guess,
George w. Julian, devote uoar two
columns 10 our humble self. And,
reader, what do you thinks tho mat
ter? Chiefly beofuse we undertook TO
defend President Pierce and Governor
shannon, n few weeks ago. We as
serted that Il was their duty to enforce
tho laws as they exist. AZ Executives
u ia not their privilege TO enquire into
the popularity Of \ law. they must en-
force Il or resign. This Is horrible
doctrine to orr friend George w. aud
his fellow laborsrs of the jeiIersonian.
They are ANXIOUS 20 transfer the odIum
Of the late oulrages Ia Kansas, 10 tho
Mssouriaus. while Il properly belongs
10 the famous Kansas.N Nebraska Dbl,
Had not that bin differed essentially
from the bin organizing Iowa territory,
there would have been no more trouble
In tho settlement Of Kansas on The
west border. than Ia settling Iowa on
the north. The change was made %
facilitate the introduction Of slavery.
and for no other purpose And now
that the events which were predicted,
ara actually Interchangeable. the law
allows these MIssourIans TO 60 there
and vote BY simply becoming 'inhab'
ltants," and that they are carrying
slavery there, or attempting TO do Il,
In spite Of the actual settlers. these
friends Of slavery sovereignty, unwill'
ing to retreat from the position they SO
alouily defended in 90. are trying &c
blame the Mssourians, il may seem
strange. to our readers. that g. w
Julian. the arch Abolilionist Of Tndi'
ana. has become co worker with III
der, Bright a. Co., but Il is even SOL
Extremes often meet. In the fusion
Of parties the old liners not only have
some OF the most ultra Wings but the
aid Of some Of the most ultra Adolf
tionists, Mr.. Julian has not yet given
in q formal adhesion to tho party, a.
DIR. Clifford has. but IL Is well under
stood that he has at least the columns
OF the. JelIersonian at his command
whenever he wants TO abuse consist
ent anti Nebraska man. Poor Julian,
be has never liked us since we review
ed his anti slavery speech 10 cncin'
NATL
As might be expected, the article
contains several mistakes. IL charges
US with having denied being a X. n.
afterhaving said we were one. Thi'
our readers know TO be untrue. w
have never denied having belonged
since we joined--neyer expect to-
We are proud Of being an American
and Of loving our country The din
Guilty is. we win not defend American
ism as they representa-, but as we I'M
dcrstand il. and rs represented am
defended by usit is tho doctrine o
the people.
i Pitch in Gentlemen. and be sure &
spice your articles with Few mistake
and ugly names. 1t would be yer.
naughty 10 treat contemporary VIII
may differ from you, with the respec
due u gentleman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

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no~sese bv ,sr rance . @ n sp' 80 < 2,
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I'll (. 49, IA ibe;r trst q - ;n.ure
10 sonp|S don q he time prescribed BY
sfSrn.s;on Is reeeutlv been re-
1920 'thnt lhe 1890 ~ tbe settle
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11
HENRY. flEtS,

CARPET WARDROBE.
No. ~ E.r, Fourth street. bc(~eea xsIn and s,e-
rs NOW RECEIVING a Lkn0k tfQck OF
u xngii>h aud Ar.>rlcan Ca<|c) 111>1|>' 6o1>.
on Cloths, &c a. Tor the m tF11e u r@I<A -
respes tfsil, insi'ss ne attention e - peslIe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11


Intermediates with jts local interests ?
| II q nort;oo ~ ia Sta,es assrne !.
impose their ;nst;tutiops an The o.h
ers or refuse 10 iulfl their obliontion
20 tbem-ve ara M ,o,,ccr nn;ss,
friendly States. but distracted bost;l
ones. with little canac;tv left Of com,
mon advantage. but abundant mean
Of reciprocal injury and mischief
Practically. Il Is immaterial whethe,
aggressive interference hetween N.
States. or del;berats refn.al ~, IN.
part Of any one Of them 10 comply with
constitutional obl;oat;ons arise from
erroneous conviction or blind pre;u.
dice. whether il be perpetrated by di,
rection or indirection. In either case
Il is full of threat and of dancer 10 the
durability Of the Union.
.ooxsrrrrr,ox !, nm, r,oss On :,
p,...I - n -m~ - rs:ss NJ
law !. !" u'o o'nse y yn'e' "s
' 'sss, - 'ne e1ecu'lve agent OF we
,hs Is eoI II IN p S', 20 lake care .na'
wy ':"s " ''''e'e soa'''' anu
s ,'dn - enl2ansa ~ Inc conss'su L
so nv. ~ ~o5 80 I,
~ 'ns s's'c q inc Union y wou'a DC
p = nes'ecs o. GUY "a my par
- Pass o =, 4, Z suol.es "Ae 'n's' WHICH
ovy 1nu M un'nss = Ms P,esens ume'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

= = - Z q
Iday. beint engaged Ia no extravagant
sebsns Of sacial change. left them As
they verr, and thus preserved Them
selves aud their poslcrlsy from the
anarchy v. and the ever-recurring civil
wars. which have prevailed in their
revoIutionized European colonies Of
America.
When the confederated states found
II convenient to modify the conditions
Of their association, by giving to the
/ general government direct access in
some respects. to the people OF the
States as such, they proceeded to
frame the existing constitution. adher-
ing steadily TO one guiding thought
which was to delegate only such pow
CT Is vss necessary and proper to the
execution OF specific purposes or IN
other words. TO retain As. much rs
possible, consistently with those Pur,
poses, Of the independent powers oil
the individual State, For objects Of
common defence and security ney
iss::usted 70 the general government
~ ~ 'sra :. ~ ,ndaisrsssi
'sasn 3 az o 'su'' o. wy ;"dsnss',sn,
sovereigniies. i
Such Il the constitutional theory Of
our government, the practical observ-
'''o " ""'e" - ~ - 49, ~,
~'one. among mou ss;l .sp ~ s;,es ~ .'
80 4. aass - cns' drcn If hIoodsbed
: ..s ':' oos' " MA W. sl.se.' ssd ~oa
"sr s's - .rs;o, = h.a enabled ms to
ss-,s.S .,s~s.ssf.llv On Tia hattie !
: ~ s $3.50: .,.~.,.a
No., Is'u =" Iva s',as'as ;r,n nawerS,,i
S. e IA - s.;ssd a',v ;pdnstv;sI|
.s 1910. snu "ss "a ~ a.'s ~ sn,.rce -h;sh
trsS.sss~ss 't,,sra - ,hs level A. The
s:ea ~ rs.;o.. ri
r. 1890 49,. ' IA ~. s,.s sS'n;rshia sdsnss.
~ r. ~. nos;. ;s ;sss;,ms;ou. ~ their
ss: ~. :. WI A.!sh;s;s~ 100 ssis cc,srr.
ss - ..ssaas,a ssrs,~t,, Sss a.
s~tl.h.I ~ ACCOMPLISHMENTS ~ = nov
ss -, III; SIs aps- - : sor,;reot v;,l
s.-e.I--s,- CT.
wse rssnssss 81 .he rro;tea States
/. - saTsrs sh.t conores. Of sover.
- -. ~s.,.;.h r,c5 M, 4, sbc Old |
MIL hsva sa,,ht Tor Int eould new.
- s,ss;, ard w5;ch irnna,ts 20 Amer.
:. "-.s 80. from she mutahIe
=. .n 1917 ..,:o, Fer, a..
wsss ne mutual ;nvasions. and vague
aspirations after the balance Of power.
which convulsc from time 10 time the
governments Of Europe. Our co-ope-
rativ,, action rests il The conditions oil
permsnent confederation preserved by !
Inc constltusion. Our balance ofpow-
or IL in the seperate reserved fights Of
ths States. and their equal rcpresenta- /
ton IN the Senate. Thatindcpendcnt
sovereignty In every ono Of the States.
with ia re served rights Of local self.
government assured 10 each by their
q. euus, power In the Senate. was the
fapdamsttnl eondition,of thu oonstitu.
/ - 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

l..
e'olsa' Won't somebody Or'ns ns'
'~'-
- BUY cooking stoves o. fuoge
SUI Nc y" 20 .a'o" IN some extra 'a'h',
.ure 'na' VIII come 'n'o pay oy ano
oy Tst
10 from the letter Of Judge Per-
k'ns' which we publish in another col
u"n' We 'n'er 'na' 'nere may DC HouD-
70 ye' among 'he liquor sellers
~lt would nrhave been hard to
have brought a refractory thermome-
Ter down 70 TO- last wednesday The
trouble was TO get Il up. Z t-tht
EIf you don't get your old teeth
out. and new ones put 10, II will not
os D.' nss'ys 'aa''' ne spares no
p''" :" us P'o's'''0h' ~
x Snow was six feet deep at
hanesyille Iowa, last week Great
country that Tor slaying-horses. hogs
and cat cattle = ~
Er N. s. BIS paper has been sent
regularly. Expect some rascalIy P.
NJ. lends it.'or keeps il 10 read. him.
self. Il q fsec' ~ .inii>g 'oe liir
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11
AarraS.

On the lst inst. BY Rev. ]. White
man. MIR. David u. Bosselt. and Miss
Matilda Fry, both Of Frankliu County.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11
INDIANA AMERICAN.
TO Bu~sNrss MEN

sincc tho enlargemeut of our paper, onr crcu-
iatiol has ~ Increased that We have now. bcyont
c.pt. perhaps, two papers IN Indianapolis. and "A
h u circulation IN tho wealthiest poftlon OF the
s.ato. business men who vain 10 advertise Ia
the White Water valley. viii doweii 10 relnsn,.
bsr tbs fact. $50
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11
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8 cIiArN ms ckkt4 nfeco(I1Yt
TIlE MONTHLY HAt<noW. ~ m 1PXAWR
fkk-ckLCVLATfoxk.V q y kkImIUxAkY
CHANG ~. bssed spon W. dlsD - ~ ~ - ~
issi iavrnnd harmony o. elrcsr|ckI or1l6n r<gSS-
ding iho solar " stem, q invQlsed N ~ 10sessl
eHscu 81 fir,a saoJsaed (or polsrlr,1)I u 1l1sdne
nns isssssrs u shs !. 81 = nss"P: We; ~
late - chaDf~s ~ NJ clesen <o1n11uouo go
j>ct OF ussEnllude and imporlancs. uup1o>s 90
spfpaseru ~ any othcr "a ne pn1u - M1lD11e
record. The surprising scc9>a<3 Uu1 U1/A ~.
Chapman Il cpablct " pre-rnl~alo6n ~ 111noa-
tan ehsnfcs prrd'spc~inf moes - ute~1A ese>-
Yen9r - uufofn<. &c.. aud rI9c otunapn1g<o o&0n-
frs Win IN thr hour fof each day. nssn<As - ~
fHsre,nnd The rh>siea, r0ccts IA Ne hp1~>. 49,
lnk- nad hnmors 81 r,antiaf. mnal ~ 11m<11Dd
BY ~ npfsjadiccd miudsis ~ CITE e11oU - a.
tsf<~re (, The y hole human fAcc.
10 presenting lhc kainhs~ - Ne ro1UA ~ -
not elisha a 10 BE- N ~ fsiIIhI< wuuonrro|Id -
fhis unsh 10 do ciaIm. Thai n v.li ~ 11u1 - ~
cnrrcct 70 The letter rifhf<lmc1 out " evov. -
4; \: !: isSS :ss:::
!, s e l,,s =; , ~, no S1 isss.
aris st.is; ss1l sxpSs: ,sS 3 81 >'ss s'ss,
siss ss s s:i:s.z - ais =:
monius, March aas scpl~ub< ~ - = ~ dollar
Per ,oIums, fct ..leh Il MI y ssei, pocl-ps,d,
y sss pss1 :, ne sos''ir. f''s' ~s1~ps sow
49, -'' cAwPBkLL 4 co.
No. - soath Fo,ivtA n nbe<c Wslssk, rkilada.
U-..ARrnls wanted n o9oG1 c0uu1vs IIon1l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-01-11

ior past fsvors, would 1n1sfD NJ
dsnd~, sni the pube1c GsurmuQ s<1{Iy
sisat he has determtnsd 70 o0>r0 ~ -
teeth are Inserted. - 49, ulm19 - ~ pnse
been 40 ruioxtuna1s 81 ~ looss ~ v n>(or1 ter0
ma, far.-h themselves wa o. ar ~ oo1se-
int. Teeth on gold pl<ie WI unIp ".n -. -
asrd- ans ~ sn,enut - ~ y - H<er
piAiI from rs ~ Ice H1IA< o. WI per
sets and fnlI <ets ~ ~. <ps:<. - ~ ec<{Acn
ps'nsps' nssn $685.. ~ = - w. 49, v,6'.e non
5ocls to one dollar. clcer~l.11l~wI@ - ooe
dilsr. ExlrsetlaG tvenf IN .. - n1t
N, work, and neke ~ <ea<E1( zee
70 s-rss von. % ne o.. 0ncs o1c door rou,k
Of The Waite, uonsp, n ertn> &.z< 1<.4
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-05

nI~ President Pierce, in violation
of all precedent, and contrary to the
customs Of former Chief Executives,
has sent in his Message to Congress
before tie House ecas organized! His
indecent haste in this matter, has no
palliation in the urgent Importance of
any fact he enunciates, or recommend
alton he makes, that we can scc.-.
The Message was read in the Senate on
Monday, and referred to the appropri-
ate Committees; but the House refused
to hear it read, and laid it on the table,
not having yet elected Speaker.
We give the Message entire, to-day,
to the exclusion of our usual variety.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-05

N6~ The "Tclegraph," by its 81
lcnce on the subject, refuses to correct
the forged paragraph we alluded to in
our last, and will not place the "Na-
tional Intclligcncer' in a correct light
before its readers. The Telegraph has
published false statement, accredited
TO the National Inntolligcncer,' and
though that paper disclaims it in toto,
the Telegraph sings NAM, and refuses
to retract. Honor bright, gentlemen,
acknowledge the corn" and make
the amcnac honorable.