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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

GREAT STRAWBERRIES Yesterday we re-
ceived from our kind friend Mr.. Andrew Frs
kline, of Centre Township, a large basket of
mammoth strawberries-fnerb berries than we
had any idea were grown in this neighborhood
And yet they were the third picking, the first
having been plucked before the LIST of May :
BE informs us that the first and second pick
inss were much larger than these, and vet
those brought us are by far the largest straw
berries we ever saw in Evansville, not except
ing friend Barnard's. Mr.. E. obtained the
plants at P. Barry's celebrated Nursery, Roch-
ester, N. Y, where he selected them in per.
son. He will probably have several thousand
of these plants for sale next spring.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

Ma. SANDEKs-Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate for the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. H. CHANDLER.
MR.. SANDERs:-Please my name as candidate
Becorder of Vanderburgh County ensuing
election decision of the Democratic Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS ESQ Please my a can
dda Clerk of the Yanderburgh Circuit
at the ensuing October election.
myl7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL-I a candidate the office Sheriff
of Vanaerburgh county the ensuing October election
myl2-te WIN. HOLDEN.
E- As spring summer medicine would recommend
Dr. J. HoSTETTERs celebrated Stomach Biters
others strengthening and invgoratng effect upon
bated system truly astonishing Its action the
liver drive all humor the surface
cleansing all impurities what gained
for such envabe reputation, inasmuch
they the beverage
general family medicine wherever known sale
= HALLOCk & sT0DDARD, FL
WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
The Democratic Convention.

We give to-day under the telegraph head, a
lot of dispatches from Gin cinnati, num-
bered just as they were received. There ap-
peared to, be general feeling at Cincinnati
last Saturday and Monday, that the Buchanan
stock was on the RISE and some confidence
was manifested that Buchanan would be the
nominee. One dispatch talks of Pierce being
put off with complimentary vote on the first
balloting, MS though the horde of Office seekers
in the Convention would submit to this. We
venture the prediction, unless the vote for
Pierce is unusually small, they will stick to
him long as there is hope. But we have no
idea the Convention will dare insult the people
by nominating him for e-election-especially
as sure defeat would be the consequence. Nor
do we hardly think they will venture to run
Douglass. The late Kansas difficulties have
injured his prospects. And as we cannot be-
lieve they will risk another unknown man
after the miserable Pierce experiment, the
chances seem to us decidedly in favor of Blu
chanan, who is immeasurably their best and
strongest man, and probably the only man in
their party really fit for the office.
If the line continues in working order, we
shall keep our readers fully posted up in the
proceedings of the Convention, so far as faith
full abstract of the proceedings can be given.
The telegraph reporter at Cincinnati making
up these dispatches, is gentleman from St.
Louis, and an experienced hand at the business.
1t will be perceived the Convention opened
with row as preliminary spice. The Price
delegation from Missouri must be composed
of "Border Ruffians" ts@Fr#s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

n
CEMETERY.
the city Of Eyanvie that tie al @ Gem Oh
ter shall observe the rules in making
FirstHe shall far practicable.
and cause Of DEATH of every person whose remain:
ms Ss ST S1r, sba II sad
person to be inferred in said Cemetery without
tihcac stating the the death of such from
some Of the authorized by this ordinance give
rhird-Whenever deceased shall attending
physician during his her last Illness such
tending physician then certificate shall be the
corpse steamboat. boat or
other such certificate shall be from the captain
inquest hold on the body Of
acting Coroner setting substance the finding
the jury shall be sufficient certificate under the require
Ffh-If Mayor Of the city after careful inquiry
required BY this ordindnce obtained give
the Sexton in TsSg setting forth the
shall be sufficient thory Justify the inte[ment
other member the Board Of Health that
iy nbvsician dun his IL shall be the Iuv
sach member the Board Health Onedatey 70 inquire
the
cate contemplated by this ordinance -
an n9 .nS T Cssy
lot shall fence SO that the view from with
seeoSdN fsnse of wood shall be more than
half and the spaces between the sia or
SEC A. ANY who shall erect any said
anv sum OF than dollars
fence which
h. erected in violation of this ordinance 80 -,es.
SFC In all asses in which m shall have
said Cemetery
structure the requirement this
the duty claimant of
nv such fence within ninety
this ordnance alter such
requirements of this ordinance. and failure
claimant shall be subject penalty
the last Section and such fence may be by
the Sexton.
SEC G. 1t shall not be lawful for person
drive chase within the enclosure said
to shoot discharge fire ride
drive any horse other animal over, upon
any lot in said cemetery hitch horse
other animal to in said the fence
therein deace pencil desecrae other
wise detle injure monument tombstone orgarve
in aid cemetery injure
berry
provision of section shall forfeit and sum
than one dollar more than hundred dollars.
Attest JOHN -HEWS0N. Mayor.
WELL. H WALKER CITY CLERK my24-2w
4 HANDSOME NV ELIING FOR SALE .Es, TdsESap .
WILL sell at private sale the handsome
built by Jacob Bonn with the lot on when t -
deem Division street between q
and Sh street. This is model house an
ed inside out with every necessary improvement
TERMs.-Oue third cash. Is in . uo1t ano = IN
the 25th June, will Re sold at aucton on sna On 'e
my93In = = Agsnt.
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RREAD.

than the best and cheaper than the cheapest On
ND date, will sell Empire
large pound at 75c per for
(cash delivery bread will be kept anyone
my24-1T f.H JOHN FARRELL & co,
ITALIAN CLOTH
Italian Cloth; 30 Lustres reed o-day and
for sale By JAMES Low & CO.
ng2e 4ls kain street., Louisville, KY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

OF Last week the weather was cool though
bright. There was frost two nights but it
was dry frost, and did no harm to vegetation.
Yesterday was warm, but seasonable. We
may now expect touch of summer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head will always be found correct statement
the Sherfs Sales including of parties property
and time OF sales. i
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

" Notices in this place. cents line insertions
20 line three times; 80 line week. dis
count on longer time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

TST ceived per steamer Glendale complete assort-
81 ment of Fancy Summer Clothing. Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Caps lot of Fancy Cassimerts Cloth
and Marsees. which will be made the latest styles and
on the most reasonable Thankful for avors,
ask continuance of the same A. LOBENSTINE'S,
myls1m Western Clothing Store, under Pavilion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

IHNHE subscriber will sell the premises to the highest
bidder TUESDAY the 10th day of June, 1856, his
Steam FIGURING Mill and Saw MILL together with "a
Land situated ~ miles from Evansville the Plank Road
and the Straight Line Railroad and tSe bank of Big
Pigeon creek which furnishes ample water for
months in The Grist Min is driven by both steam
and water has good engine and boiler both
and in good working order The Saw Mill will cut feet
of per The chance! grain
and the market for products Mills
make this desirable localities
in the country.
TERMS SALE.-0ne-fourth cash; 4 in months "a in
and the remaining in years. the purchaser
giving waving valuation appraement laws. with
Title perfect For further particulars
call Messrs. Lookhart Parrot DENLY, Evansville
the subscriber the premises
mv2 2wd r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
TOWN LOTS
A IT A TJCTTO M

- -
AN SATURDAY 2sth day of june 1885, at the corner
" Main and Third in front Of the House
in Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be
fered for sale at auction viz:
Eight Hornby's Enlargement of Evansville. which
the Ohio river and adons Evansville the lower
side Some Of these lots front Water
and others First and High They the
great demand for business purposes. Termsone
cash. u in five with interest and u in with
the interest payable annually cent? ecured
by the subject to foreclosure for the
whole debt default in of nsalnent Of the
principal interest.
ALso-The folio wing lots Lamasco. and n
block lots g. IA and 2S block 1856 lots 10 and IA block
1879; aud in block tote in block I74 lots =
H. 10 and IA in block 1885, lots a. "a and Is in block 49,
High street. the 4h enlargem 49, IL IS
20 10 in 4h enlargement lot % block Ills lot " III
lots and "a in block 1885, lots 2and 20 in block 1926
10, IL and Il in block 49,
t. ALso-Lots 8, 10 in block in the Northern
Rowley's) Enlargement of Evansville. lots being
dowry the widow of Thos Smith, dec d.
u having them good dwelling house with
and kitchen.
ALso-The following lots in the Southern Enargement-
g. block q and in BLK 81 s. and 10 in BLK
and in blk 81 l. 27and 2S blk 8; l. 3and in blk
81 IL IA and Is in blk 10; s. II and IL in blk II; 2 B.
and in BLK H. q 4and in bl * 49, l. land in blk IA;
g. and in BLK and III k 49, and
2 and sub divisions of out ot4. Upper Enlargement.
THE TERMS of payment fof all except the lots in Horn
bys Enlargement will be and will be made known
the day of sale. 49, Eazr
Several enlargement will be leased
able 10 Is years. by private Enquire
of JAS. G. JONES. for self.
JOHN SHANKLIN.
..- JOHN J. CHANDLER,
WIN. H. CHANDLER,
TH0S. S. SMITH and
my2s-1td 4tw HENRY F. HoRNBY.
HSr@V nIk ofa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 T K s

II TIES.
square lines less time SOC; three times 81
week 81 weeks. 81 so; month 81; three
months 81 81 sin months. $40; year. s5. Discount
Advertisements Cards of six lines under So
No for marriage death religious notices
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ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
E4 $50. ..rrl ...s s.E....Fs
SIS = E5sJ IsSxz 81 81 &C.,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends. the public Evansville
ycinity that they have determined to open Office
Evansville to he devoted exclusively
the business Of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
w McBhSE as their Agent who from his connection
with The business, is perfectly iliar with routes
and the details of their operation This
been made with the sole object of increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby increase its dsiraby pub
eto accomplish which the best efforts of local agen
will bo especially directed
Allperons having business with company will pleas
Gallo Mr.. Mcbride. at office First
tween Locust and MAN, who alone authorised
us from this date
nov2-dtf - ALFRED G AITHRR Snnerintendent
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
Boston, May 80.

In the House of Representatives, to-day,
Mr.. Hale offered resolution appropriating
ten thousand dollars to assist the people of
Kansas represented in the Topeka Convention
in maintaining their rights and appointing
agents to disburse the same.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
Z COLLARS AND UNDsRsLEEVEs.-
AN ORDINANCE. Et
For THE GOVERNMENT AND Projection OF OAK-Hu

I Y 500 English Worked Collars; =
pairs Jaeonett Undersleeyes reed to-day and for
sale by JAMES LOW & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

From Indianapolis, via Bridgeport
Plainfeld, Bellville, StillsvilIe, Green
castle, Manhatten, Reels Mil, Har-
mony, Brazil, Van Buren, and Glover
Land to Terre Haute, "A miles and
back, six times a week, by such
mode of transportation as will in
clude the entire mail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

MIR. SANDERS:-
In the Enquirer we find advertised by the
Postofiice Department, that proposals will be
received at the contract Office for carrying the
mail as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

House OF Representatives.
wAsmsoros, July Il, 1856.

WASHINGTON, Juy A., 1856
rHE LAWS oy KANSAS.
Nr. GRow (nigEer worshpper) Of Pa gave notice that
" would call up the motion 10 reconsider tue vote
,y which the bill snnuliing The laws Of Kansas was re
pnlen.
IINE FoR EuRorF.
Mr. srrrHFSs (naional) Of Ca introduced bill autho.
rg the Postmaster General 10 enter into contract with
,s,an Hanson Of Brooklyn 10 carry the United staei
MAJ n line Of steamers between New York, Cludsta
} sis and some port in England.
rms suNxER AM npooKs AyrArR.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the report
M the Sumner assault.
Mr.. ccliss (K. NJ Of Del, who was entitled TO the
|oor yielded II 20
Mr. ENeiIsH (dcm.) OF Ind, who wished 10 oner an
|mcndnent 20 the pending resolution declaring that the
House deapproves OF the assault, and deems this o.
kcason 70 cypress liz dsapprobeton Of the Of Ian
|uaxe debate personally offensive 10 individual mem
|crs IN n state Of This Union.
Mr. CAwrnt1. (niggcr worshipper) Of Ohio. wished 10
now whether the offering ot tbs would prevent him
The srgAwgR replied Il would not prevent Mr. Campbell
csp perfectina the original proposition
Metsis DrkN and MArrFSoN objected 10 Mr. English
.erina amendment
s question 80 as 10 take vote on Monday morning,
~ the understanding that the parties implicated de-
rod N he heard he would withdraw the motion Cor
civ benefit, bot not tor -opcning general debate.
Vor That's right
u, Co,uys 1nigaer worshpper), or Mass, trusted III
= Brooks desired 10 address the House ne would be
rwea 10 srcak on Monday morning.
~ CrfrN was fuly satisfied that the House had juris-
s,,on over the subject but Mr. Edmuudson should be
Scmp from thefcnsure proposed BY the Committee. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

SOUTHERN MASuFAcTuRfSe ESrmPRIsS.-The
Richmond Enquirer gives an account Of grand me
chanical achievement at the Tredcgar foundry in
that city, In the successful casting Of brass propeI
Ter for the United States steamship Roanoke at Ports
mouth, Va. The Enquirer says
The weight of this enormous casting Ia $4,000
pounds, being 200 pounds larger than any other
composition casting ever made In the United States
The copper and tin were melted In three distinct
furnaces, and conveyed by large crank into the &c
neral reservoir, whence IL was transferred 70 the
mould. Melted zinc was afterwards poured into the
blazing mass prior 10 the casting.
II was a beautiful sight 10 watch the various tin
ted chemical colors evolved from the enormous burn
ing cauldron. In two minutes and half the i'm
mcnse mould was filed and the great work CON-
While conaratulatine Mr.. Anderson on the perfect
success OF the great work, we most heartily pay a
sr,bute 10 his director Mr. Derbyshire for the quiet,
orderly and triumphant manner In which af the
brilliant operations were conducted. They show
what Virginia snte'pfisC and talent can achiev,
VIXEN CQlitd cut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13
AnnIrs In Utah.

We have advices from Great Salt Lake City TO the
2sth Of May. The Descret Ne'cs thus sums up the
condition of affairs in Mormondom -
The crops, May Z, were very promising In the Salt
Lake Valley. On the 9Th o snow storm whitened
the mountains nearly TO their base. At Los Vegas,
April s, corn was six inches high. Sixty acres had
been planted and 800 grape cuttings had been set
out May Ia, abundant supply Of asparagus, pie
plant, salad and radishes at Salt Lake City. May
%, ripe strawberries, green peas and cnrrants.
Prospects still nattering for On abundant harvest
Health Of the people good.
The MTs says AT home all is peace, happiness
and prosperity. May 21 1t urges the elders through
out the States TO forward cuttings and seeds OF
valuable kind Of fruit, and adds Two substantial
ferry boats have been built for the ferry on Bear
river, north OF Salt Lake City, designed, superin.
tended and launched with the blessings Of President
Young
May 10th, 1856.
The Presidency and Twelve are well also their
families, with the exception Of sister Mary Ann
Young, who II now prostrased through her continued
many who were destitute the past season she Is q
little easier today.
We learn by madam rumor that General Harney
has been ordered by the government 70 march his
troops 10 the scene OF the Indian wars In Oregon,
and that he expects to replcnish his supplies
when passing through the northern part Of this Ter
ritory. IL this be true, he is bound 90 be disap-
pointed, for the severe winter has killed four out OF
every HNe neAu Ol CHtt1e III uoItueru Couubet,
the desolation IL deplorablc-many persons are
rearly ruined. The Church bad last October over
1900 head ia Weber and Cache counties; now
they count nearly 500. Gilbert and Gcrrish had
zoo head when they started from the Missouri ri.
yer; now they have %. Messrs Kerr lost their en-
tire herd valued at 100000, and all the citizens In
proportion. Hundreds Of persons have lived on
dead cattle when they could be got at for snow,
end now i has disappeared theyare living on roots,
weeds and green's.
Although we have had the grasshoppcs plague
and the excessive drought Of last summer and the
unpa ralleed severe winter, now they have disap
pefrcI every face II beaming with gladncss, be
cause the hand of the Lord has been seen In his
mefcfully sending the rain once week this spring,
whith causes the whea. 10 rise from the ground as
harbinaer Of "the good time coming" Many are
auxiously expecting 70 cut wheat by the 10Th OF
June, and then We shall have grand jubilee.
The potatoes, corn, squash, peas and other vcgcta
blcs look well, and we expect TO reap q bountiful
harvest to feed those who arc here, and those who
are wheeling the barrows over the plains 60 be Of
coed cheer, all is well in Zion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13
United Sfntes District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

TIE sLAvFR BRAMAN-INDICTMkNTSF POUND.
JcLY l2-Tfue Bais.-Thc Grand Jury this morning
rendered bills OF indictment against the following persons
charged with fitting out the briganne Braman, to be
gagged in the slave radc-Henrco p Casta, josef Pedro
dc Cunha and Pacdo De Castro. There Is another In
cciment against these defendants aud other persons not
yet amenablc for causing the Baman 10 be ~nt into the
slave trade The accused pleaded not guilty, with the
privilege OF Withdrawing plea and demurrng TO the In
dictmeBt.
The Court ordered them TO give bail In $4,000 cach
snd remain Ia the custody Of the Marshal until the bail
completed.
bill Of indictment was also found against William
pent for voluntarily serving board the SLAYER Braman
also the Of the United states Joseph A. Hyatt
Tor raising false invoices G. = Boggs Tor carrying
passengers and against Goodrich, Alias Three
Fingered Jack = Cor assault with dangerous weapon
on board the ship Chcrubin
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NICARAGUA.
From w ashlngton.
urnonEp FRAUDS IN THE MANAaEMEsr OF THE
SMITHSONIAN ISsTrTUTE-THE BROOKS CASE
TRIAL or Mn. HERBERT, ETC.


SMITHSONIAN IxsTrTUTy-THE BROOKS cAsE-
TRIAL or Mn. HERBERT, ETC.
wAanScroS, July IL, 1866.
Iassc Edwards win on Monday introduce Ia The House
resolution Of inquiry Into the management and dspos
ton Of the money and other matters n connection with
sbs Smithsonian Institute. Is shrcwdly suspected that
hands have been committed, which rigid Investigation
may exToe.
More clerks have resigned In the Treasury Depart.
inert N ss,crsiion OF the action Of the Committee OF
Investigation.
"a appears tia, Mr.. Woodruff OF Connecticut, In his
speech thi. evening, said things that obec-
taousbe vi. Brooks, and called by his friend
60 Know whether he recognized the code Of honor He
lnformea l friend that he recognized code but the
|taws of Connecticut and the laws Of God.
Tue Hcrbcrt case given 70 the jury At half pas,
three oclocl this afternoon. A. half past they had
|come 10 no conclusion, whcn the court adjourned I'll
|Monfsy morning. The general impression here tha,
M nsrbsu will be acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

DyarH 90 MaJoR GrxwRAL TaouAs PEAcocKx,-Msior
General Pescocke British army died on the 2ls Of June
bis residence Tours n the tfst year OF his age
The gallant General had considerable service during
the fcnlnsular war during the greater portion Of time
being IN the Portuguese service. he was present at
Iusaco Abucra Cudad Rodrigo, Badsoz Nttoria Pyre-
nec~ and Niyec for which he received The silver war
medal and seven CLASPS. Soon after the close OF the
the officer retired on half pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PmIADsumA, July L. 1858.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State dves 81 Reading
Railroad, 48 Long Island Railroad IL Morris Canal
IS; Pennsylvania Railroad, 46ss.
oswEco, July i2-6P. NJ
Fiour-Good demand, and market unchanged Slles
100 bbls at 80 20 50 10 for good fancy Canadian.
Wheat dull Freghts unchanged lake imports to day
1858 bbls -four Go 2s5 busncls wheat q s20 do. corr
H. 600 do rye. Canal EXPORTS 523 bbls -four 1861
bushels wheat, q, ,34l do. corn e57 do. rye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-13

THE DEMOCRATIC RErrnicAS CENTRAL CoamrrEE.-A
meeting Of the above committee, Wilson Small acting
Chairman and James L. Benedict and Alfred Chsnc lor
acting Secretaries held las. evening at Tammany
Hail. The subject OF holding primary elections
brought up, when afier slight debate Wednesday,
the 10th inst between the hours ofseven and eight r. NJ
was chosen for the holding OF the same. Without dom
any further business the committee adjourned.