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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08
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WASHINGTON, Aug 5.
HoUsE.-rhe Rouse mas oeeu 0s~-r'-a ----%
Of the day in considering bills relating to the
District of Columbia.
The House passed half dozen, and then
went into Committee on the Legislative, Ju-
dicial and Executive Appropriation Bill
Grow moved to strike out the salaries of
j. Judges and Secretary of Kansas, declaring he
would not vote to sustain usurpation, nor pay
the salaries of Judges who trample down the
liberties of the people of that Territory.
Phelps denied that the Legislative Assem-
bly, was elected by fraud, the pro-slavery par
ty being in a majority, the effect of the amend
ment would be to delay the passage Of the
BILL
Sherman offered an amendment providing
that no part of the money for the territory
shall be expended till the release of tho ;e I'M
der arrest for treason and other alleged politi-
cal offences. He stated that in Leavenwoi tn
county sixty-five men were thus charged, and
in Douglas six men were under arrest for trea.
son, which every lawyer knows to be unfoun-
ded.
Millson said the amendment invoked the
direct interference of the House with the
course of judicial proceedings, saying in effect
to the Judges: "You shall have no money
unless you acqut the prisoners" He would
not characterize the movement as revolutona-
ry, but it was subversive of every principle of
common and criminal law.
Sherman's amendment rejected by six ma
jority and Grows disagreed to.
Dunn offered proylso that no part Of this
money be drawn from the treasury till bill
passed, and was approved by the President, for
the pacifcation Of the Kansas troubles, which
shall contain slavery restriction. There was
but one remedy-to take hold of the mischief
by the roots and tear it all up.
Grow agreed with Dunn in that remark, but
why did he not vote for the bill to admit Ksn-
sas with the Topeka Constitution, which
would have pluoked out slavery and given
peace.
Dunn's amendment was adopted. Ayes 20;
nays not counted .7sg
On motion of Grow, another was added {:
that no money should be paid until the prose-
cutions pending for treason and other alleged
offences against the laws of the alleged Leg
islature, which assembled at Shawnee Mission,
be dismissed.
Compensation and mileage for members Of
the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks, and
contingent expenses, amounting to $4,000,
was stricken out.
| Recess till P. M.
| EVENING SESSION,
Cragin contrasted the past with our present
history, to show how far our Govt has depart
cd from the doctrines of Washington and
Jefferson on the great principles Of human
rights.
Underwood indicated slavery as being the
best condition for the blacks of this country
and justified the repeal of the Missouri Re-
striction, on the ground of it's unconstitution-
Atty, and defended the principles of the Amer
lean party.
Letter argued against the Northern Democ.
racy for their departure from anti-slavery ex.
tension principles, on which they formerly
triumphed. He said he would try to cenvic
and sentence. and, when November comes
will try and execute them.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY Up TOWN, ESQ


M Wednesday night, one of the warmest Of
the season. 1t was perfectly absurd to attempt to
sleep.
To attempt to sleep useless waste Of time, and
the very idea OF repose was an absurdiy.
TPworkmen engaged in searching for the gut
tiers with pick and spade Third Ever since
the enstallment of present board of Couneimen,
the work of repair, renovation, and improvement has
been going briskly all the city; utility and econ
omy the objects of their labors and without
ing disparagemeut whatever TO former Boards,
must say that the present is entitled to the thanks
of the citizens of Evansville for the manner in which
they performing their duties. Laborng without
| remuneration or en- thanks, they seem determined
benefit the city regardless of sectional personal
interests. At the expiration of their term it would be
good idea to continue the present board BY consent.
II Wednesday evening cheered by the
prospect of shower. "Wednesday evening were
disappointed for it didn't rain.
FoHEsrALL1SG 1ur MARKEr.-Our police column
shows of this kind. few days ago. an indi
Vdual went through the market representing himself
keeper of boarding house for hands the railroad,
nuder this pretonce bought up all the potatoes he
could End. The next account we have of him, is at
Terre Haute selling these potatoes at advanced
price. This is the way the people ofEvansve are i'm
pc cd upon. We hope Market Master will keep a
sharp look for such ranssressors and bring them
to Justice.
~ The Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh
County will its session the LIST Monsay in
September.
AeRouND.--Another raft OF logs reported hard
aground ON the bar opposite the city. At our latest
ook," several individuals in the water shoe
top, endeavorng to extricate by peceineal from its
perilOus osition Plenty water in the channel, men,
for such craft, if you will only keep in it. Those no
will persist in the attempt to navigate with log raj
heavy dews needn't be surprised if they do find 1t
hard road 10 travel
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
BY JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
Public Auction.

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next
clock P M. 8 the Auction Rooms of W 0OLS Ely
- NELSON, will sell the following eho property
tO-wit:
One story Brick Busn House. First above Main
present occupsed Evansville Post once
lately built and in good repair and excellent busin
stand renting for than 10 cent cost and
selling price The Lot 20 by 20 feet and building 20 by 50
feet.
ALso-The Frame House and fine lot Second ad
Joining the residence Judge so feet
ing Second and $50 feet deep alley The house
has six The neghbo hood excellent sud only i've
minutes walk from of business The lot alone is
worth than lot will sell
ALso-The Frame House aad First adj sining
the inc residence lust bnil by DIR Casseberry the
house at occupied by John E. Crisp
morable. the lot 3S First by $50
feet deep to an alley in the best Of neishbo hOods and less
than three squares from the heart of business.
ALsoThat fne Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
Jacob Born Division street above SEVENTH this the
finest frame residence but Evansville we'll
painted and paPerej ceilings u feet high handsome fence
and all conveuences complete; the neghborhood 10
is very good and improving fast.
All this will he sold low. Terms for all
the Born HouseOne third cash; ethrd six
thi' dat twelve months he Born houseonethird cash;
onethird at and one-thrd at two In all
with interest and waving relief laws and secured
mortgage the premises Discomfort for cash.
iriO-tds John INGLE Ia.
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WHERE DID HE GET HIS MoNEY.-Rey. Ci!)
w. C.. Larrabee was elected, by the Slave
Democracy, Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton At that time he was involved in debt,
and without the means of paying. His salary
was 1890 per year. He served two years,
and came out Of that Office worth thousands
of dollars. Did he make his money honestly,
or did he get it as a bonus from the Harpers
for the contract to furnish our School Libraries
with Books, thereby wronging the State out OF
the amount received by him? These are in
quiries from which he cannot longer skulk.
Let him come forward and acknowledge his
guilt and ask forgiveness ofthe people OF whom
Tho now asks the same office X. Y. q.
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Kentucky Election.

as THE RESULT IN MARIoN-Eight Hundred
Gairl-The contest for Sheriff in Marion coun-
lty was made test vote of the strength of par
sties there. The regular nominee of the Sag
NIGHTS has been defeated by almost fifty votes.
The Sag NIGHT majority in Marion last year
was TAO. This vote for Sheriff shows loss
votes This is far better than was expected.
Our friends have only claimed gain Of 1000
for Fillmore over Morehead's vote in the three
counties OF Marion, Washington and Nelson.
Lon. jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-08

CIRCUIT JUDGEs.-The following gentlemen
have been elected to the office of Circuit Judge
in this State:
In the Lexington district, the Hon. VIM. C.
Goodloe is reelected without opposition, the
Hon. Richard Halves having declined before
the election.
In the Convention district Samuel M. Moore
of Kenton, is elected over VIM. Trimble, Of
Harrison.
In the Louisville district, Hon. VIM. F.
Bullock is reelected without opposition.
In the Montgomery district, Hon. James
w. Moore is reelected over B. j. Peters.
In the Mason district, B. c. Phister is elect
ed over Wadsworth--( Lou Jour. 7h.
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FILLMORE, DONELSoN
e.. AND THE UNION!

ALL persons favorable the election of FILLMORE AND
DoSELsoN. requested to meet at
APOLLO HALL SATURDAY EVE. AUG. 9rH, 1856.
10 organize FILLMORE AND DoSELsoN CLUB.
Jas g. JONES' john J. Chandler and Jas. Harlan Jr and
ethsrs will address the meeting. Signed: w,
JOHN SHASKLIN, JNo. 5 HOPKINS,
WIN CALDWELL, JNO. J. CHANDLER,
JAMES q. JONES. SILAS STEPHENS.
ADD H. SANDERS, W. e. HOLLINGSWO ORTIZ,
and seventy-fve others.
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Brooks and BurIingnme.

OALTIMORE, aug. D.
Further correspondence is published, in re-
lation the Brooks affair. Lane says that mas
much as Burlingame was willing to meet
Brooks anywhere, he is directed by the latter
to request that peace meeting be designated;
that in behalf of Brooks, he is authorized to
name any place within ten miles of Washing
ton and to accept any place within one hun
dred miles of Washington.
Campbell replies his authority to act as Bur-
lingame's friend, ceased on the 26 ult, and he
returns Lanes communication, that he may
communicate with Burlingame, as he thinks
proper.
Lane again addresses Campbell, informing
him that Brooks will await Burlingame's ad-
dress or return to the city, until Tuesday, and
then make his expose.
Campbell replies, reiterating that his author
ity to act for Burlingame had ceased; that he
was not informed of his address, and that nell
Their Burlingame nor himself feared the threat
ened expose.
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DRIVEN TO SuicIDE BY a WRONGFUL
CHARGE OF THEFT.-On Sunday evening last,
a young girl jumped from one of the piers in
the city of Racine, and was drowned. She
had been accused of stealing money from her
employers, which impelled her to this act Of
violence After her death the money was
found in the house where she had lived. 1t
had been mislaid. We did not learn the names
of the parties MiLt0aukie WISCONSIN, I'D.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.

Judge Morton, Peoples candidate for Governor viii
speak at the following times aud places Let the whole
people turn out and hear him: e -. sl.- ... ~
DELPHI. July 81. Mt 1 P. N.
Dayton. August LIST, at p. NJ.
Rock Vile, August, Cd ut P.N
Greencaktle August 4th at P. N. ..-a#
Bedford, August 5th, at r. NJ.
Salem, A ugust 9th, at p.
bloomington, August 9TH, mt p. NJ.
CordNo on, August l3, at ! p N.
's Laavehworth. August IA, at II.
Rome August IS, at l Pm.
Rock port August IL at r. NJ.
Bonneville, August 10, at tP. NJ.
Mt. Vernon, August 81, at p. NJ.
Evansville, August -, at p M
Princeton, August %, at ! Pm.
Petersburg, August % at r. N. --. -.--
Washington, August 26, at p, NJ
Dover Hill, August27, at P. NJ.
Psoli, Angus %, Mt P. NJ.
Spencer (Owen Coz August 30, at PM
bloomfield, August 80, ut p. NJ.
Sullivan, September l at P. NJ
Bowling Green, Sept. 9. at P. NJ
Terre Haute Sept 3, at P M
Seymour, Sept. 5, at o'clock
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OF The St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday
says
The river is falling fast opposite, having fall
len three feet since Friday morning. No i'm
proyement in the upper Mississippi near the
illinois, and the Missouri is falling. Seven
arrivals since our last including the Aunt
Lefty from New Orleans, with fair cargo.
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OF A Washington correspondent of the N
Y. Herald says: -..s- lam
Gen. Lane says he does not intend to pub
lish card inreply to Burlingame's.
Brooks and Keitt understand, will be here
on Saturday to be sworn in. They have made
eight hundred dollars apiece by resigning, in
constructive mleage-laying off at the springs
during the time.
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PEOPLES MASS MEETING.

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
administration and continuance under James Buchan
an will be held the following times and places.
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
Corydon, August 18th.
Princeton, August gid.
Terre Haute September Sd.
Seymour, September 5th. ''
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By Last Nights Mails.
Iowa Election,

Iowa Election
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.
The RETURNS to date from ten counties foot
up 1850 Republican majority. Timothy Davis,
Rep, for Congress in the second district is
largely ahead.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
A private dispatch says the city of Dubuque
Iowa, gives $50 Democratic majority.
WASHINGTON, Ang. 6.
The President has communicated to the
Senate reply to the resolution calling for in
formation relative to affairs in San Francisco
together with the correspondence on the SUBJ
ject
A letter from the Governor of California
asks the President for 5000 stand of muskets
or rifles, so rounds of ammunition, mortars,
8 or shells, and 2 guns with large calibre,
with their ammunition and appliances, promis-
ing that they shall be paid for or returned
tie also asks to suppress the Instruction
The President concerning insuperable obstacles
to the action now deman led, referred the SUBJ
ject to the Attorney General whose decision
he approves.
Mr.. Gushing argues that there is no evidence
In the Governors statements or authentic in
formation that inwhat has occurred there was
committed or threatened any resistance or OBJ
struction to the Constitution, laws, or official
authority of the United States
The President is only to be moved to action
by the Legislature of the State in which the
instruction exists, or when such Legislature
cannot be convened, and when emminent or ex-
treme public disaster can be avoided by the in
terposition of the Federal Government. He
says the whole constitutional power OF Cali
fornia has not been exerted, and it does nota
pear that the Governor took any steps to con-
vene the Legislature, although that remedy
might have been adopted and had its effectual
application to the evils long before any such
remedy could be demanded from the President.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.
Pryor and Ridge way, editors from Rich
mOnd, fought duel tins morning at Bladens-
burg. Their distance was ten PAGES No
blood was split and the difficulty amcably ad-
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PRINCE e. co IS NIELODEONS,
as-:TsEEteat May sd 1855 y -'''e'' pat
~ R Nh By Of this swell, solo passages may
! u ube played with the full power OF ii :ustru-
while the ient Is soft and subduea Here
Melodeons made Prince CO.. will be
uished with this attach without extra charge.
Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
isposnE ofrgh ott but they prefer
make feature In their instruments only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of
myI 76L West Fourth street.
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ADOTATOEs- lot Of ''pipk-sys'' good quality
. Potatoes Just KsS'l, and for sale by sr.rrop,
aug l. SEAFFoRD'
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AUCTION SALES.
OANlELWoOLsEr HIRAM NkLSOH
AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',

DANiELwooLsE HIRAM NELSON
AUC1IONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
HMAVING leased for aterm of years and fitted y the
Old Court House. of Main and Third streets
receive for sale auetion private
sale all kinds merchandise; household
furniture. horses. buEgies. ETC..
ma lie o n ment5 when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE,
The first Monday Of every month. ut 10 clock A. NJ.
provided ourselves with large Map the City Of
Evapsve containing all the recent Eniargements and be-
ieving will he for the interest of all Concerned have
Mo uday of Every month for the sale Of
Estate aucO All those wishing to sell
in their lists in time give the public due notice
patronage Of those having Houses and Lets Lands
for sale either public private sale respectfully solicit
ted jyi5 wOOLSEY NELSON. Auot's.
AT AUCTION.
ID ENG leave the State OF Indiana and wishing
administer estate and settle mp the same
befor leave WILL Monday. the 18th day Of Augu A.
D. 1885, sell public auction aty residences Third street.
opposite the German Catholic all my household
kitchen furniture oonsn of Carpets Sofas Beds and bed
ding Chairs e also hae Piano Forte and larse
fine Carriages and Buggies an &
all horses o n hands At the time of sale.
four will be given all over $40.
taking with approved security.
valuabe real for sale cheap and good
terms indebted to whom 1 indebted, are
requ esed call and settle. before the day of ale
e23-tSs .. AAHN.
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INEW WALL W.

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
sCHMIDT STARK Just received at their establish
- First street largs assortment OF wall Papers'
tbpg of the most description ia this They
aiso keep everything appertannE upholstery and
chairs sofas So superior style Having Just enlarged
our accommodate increased business
are prepared to receive customers and show them
large a och and low prices ap29-tf
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DISSOLUTION MOTTO
SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.

Z
NOTICE hereby that America Trafton Exeutr'x
Of the late Will Of William rraiton by virtue of
order the Court Common Pleas
the day of September next between 10 o'clock A
NJ O'Clock said day. at the door of the Court
House the city of Evansville will sell part Of Lot No.
s. Orig nal Plan said city the same being the south
half said lot situated the of First and Wal
streets the following terms to wit
of the purchase be paid In CASH oneuartsr
months quarter in twelve mont and one-quAyter
eghte months the purchaser give notes for the three
with the SALE secured
mortgage upon the remisss.
2ugl-tds AMERICA TRAFTON, ADMIR-, &C.
GNINNY BAGs.-2o bales heavy for sale low to close
VI consignment by GEO. FOSTER 4 CO.,
/ avail Corner Locust street and ths Canal
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REAL ESTATE SALES

NNANTED--We are paying the highest prices in OEsE
Nv for Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley. Bacon, Lard
Flour and all kinds of Proauce Farmers would do well
call before selling elsewhere. at
GEO. FOSTER & cos,
auRt Corner Locust and the Canal.
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
M-K IN NJ l. V 2 COAX L

WATER f.. BETw MAIN AND Locust.
RE receiving and opening most desirable stocs OF
IN spring and summer goods consisting in part OF every
usually dry good Silks Challas.
Berages Robes Lawns Brillianes. Bonnets Grape silk
p9itan Ribbons Lace Edgings. Gloves
Hoseng great varitCloths Cassimeres Pant goods and
Nesting in rich profusion, &c, &C. ap3
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NOTICE


N RS: NJ. DONALDSo> would respectfully inform the
Mr. Rubin Harris dwelling the
Second Oak she has had long expert
Dress making Bleaohing doing ala inds
Straw and DO and she doing her
work and reasonable invite share of the public
patronage. my2tf
TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
THE undersigned wonld that he has finished hs
l. large and rial Wharf boat
has placed for the sake Of convenience in all stages
the foot of Vine He will at all times
hereafter be pleased give prompt and careful attention
that be entrusted TO him.
The therefore of the Merchants shippers
others this city and of the interior H. solicited.
ap3-u JOHN ). MITCHELL.
RICH RARE ND REM ABLE.
THNHE richest and varied stock spring
III goods ready inspection Rnser's
Nan aud First Wee pect-
fully the ladies of Evansville and vicinity give
call before purchasing elsewhere still adhere to our
old motto sell cheap and sell heap
Our style Mantlss, silk ami straw bonuets Frencn
and Swiss trimmings bid and finish SIX
gloves parasols sbawls brants de LANES barges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and
also cottonades Drillngs Vestings and Coatpg lot
and in fact article in line mss NO
point of style and quality all goods nave osen
chased New York from OF the nrst any
therefore enabled complete with any house In th
any Western city.
AGAIN say give call and will sell on goods =, as
ton ishinr lou ROSER BRO 4 FREY.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.

Pryor and Ridge way, editors from Rich
mond fought duel tins morning at Bladens-
burg. Their distance was ten PAGES. No
blood was split, and the difficulty amicably ad-
iuSted
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MCKINNEY & COOKE,

EETwEES STREETS,
"a AV Il just received o n
II cheap Mantas, fine Application UndersIeevss
Colars CeUZets Underseeves. the
rsment of Embroideries ever bought for this market
They invite speedy call all Evansville
surrounding themselves.
before elsewhere they promise any
tice in their house the lowest cash prices Come
come one and all. myz2
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ssPITGH I'm ~

ssPHTGH IN.o
EEY Clerks they have bought Goods thea
lVH will able sell the Now, In
dor avoid the like have given them instrus
sell Goods much less than usual
To and all others who bargains in Dry
Goods would respectfully 10 your time 60 itsA
in s. EMBICH,
ap12 Main stree, three doors below Second.
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CHEAP THAN EVER!

CHEAP1 R III AN EVEH!
WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
ENTE received. aud have constantly hand
Wv large and well selected stock of Fashionable Jewelry
comprising all qualities and sls which will be sold East
prices.
ALso-A good stock Of Gold and silver Hunting
Open Watches including few Railroad
all warranted and stlow figures We also keep largest
assortment of Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. B. Beers
6ne Gold Pens. in the city.
Silver Ware. Porte Monies. Accordeons eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always hal and reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufactu
and Impo ale TO offer
extre melY low price. BITTR0LFF & SONS.
jeIs Main street, betw First and Second sts.
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HHMBIoH'S Store, Main three doors below SCI
II ond appears be the Bazaar for and
Goods He has just received another fresh lot of SUNNI
Gnoda. which be Ia selling a the mY2a
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Democratic Mass Meeting.
Fire at Fall River.

FALL RIVER, Aug. Z.
Fall River Linen Mill N this city partly
burt to-day. Loss SIS, OOO-insurcd. Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department was severely
injured by falling from the roof.