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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
To the People of the State Of Indiana

In consequence of the recent decision OF the
Supreme Court, in effect annuling the law pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale OF lntoxica-
ting liquor as a beverage, the undersigned
members of the Estate Central Temperance
Committee, at the request of many friends,
have deemed it advisable to call convention
Of all the men of Indiana who favor the cause
of temperance, and have fixed for the day OF
the convention, the I'D of February, a. D.
1856, and for the place, Indianapolis.
We believe that it is the earnest desire OF
the people of Indiana to eradicate the evils OF
intemperance by a soul q and effective law,
and that they are ready, by all lawful and
honorable means, to secure that end; that they
are well convinced that moral suasion. without
law, is insufficient to carry ont the temperance
reformation, and that nothing but just such
law can.
Year after year thousands have petitioned
the Legislature for such a law, thousands have
organized into associations, have expended
their means have devoted their time and all
their energies to accomplish that purpose.
| 1t has become part of the policy of our
+ State. in obedience to the will of the MAORI
Ity. and to these loud and repeated calls twice
within the last five years, have the represen-
tatives of the people enacted laws restraining
the free traffic in intoxicating drinks-twice
have the Supreme Court declared them void
twice has a flood OF disorder, misery, drunk
lenness, disease, crime, and death, been poured
upon the unwilling, and unottending heads OF
Jour citizens. They are thrown again upon
their native and inalienable right of self de-
fence! Again they must assemble and organ
ize and petition. new legislature is TO be
elected-a new law is to be enacted. Not till
then VIII the reign of order and sobriety be
restored. The brief experience since the an
nulng of the law, has proved this to every
reasoning mind. The riots, murders, and ar
: son. the deIirium and death that stalk abroad
in community tell this. The voice of humans
ty, and the cries Of the afflicted, equally de-
clare this to be true. s.s :.
Therefore, the undersigned have deemed i
: expedient that the people again should NEE
/, in convention, to concert measures, in accord
ance with their fixed and unalterable PURPOSE
that Indiana shall be a temperance State.
r We do most earnestly recommend to thu
people immediate action in the premises
, that they call meetings revive their temper
, ance societies, establish new ones, and unit
in sending full delegations at the time we hav
1 designated. Let not the Sons and Daughter
of Temperance, the Social Orders, the Degrees
! and the Templars, be unrepresented in
meeting so important and vital to the well be
: ing of Indiana.
We further request all papers friendly t.
1 the cause oftemperance throughout the State
to publish this call Immediately
: t..--s ..-s,-., CALVIN FLETCHER,
e JAMES BLAKE,
r WIN. HANNAMAN;
E. II. BARRY,
: WM. ROBSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

CETThe great question, whether Sebastopol
has been taken, is at last decided. Statesman
and "militaries'' have heen at loss to deter
mine whether the capture of the South side
could be fairly construed to mean the Fall
of Sebastopol,'' but gamblers" have settled
what heroes and sages could not. Bells Life
in London the organ of the racing. betting, and
gambling fraternity generally, has decided that
Sebastopol has not been taken, and that all
bets on that result are to be held in allegiance
for the present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

Arrangements have been made by which
the Delegation Of Americans who intend going
to the Princeton Convention may start from
here at z o'clock tomorrow morning, by cars,
and return the same day. This will make the
time of absence necessary for attending the
Convention, very short. We hope all who
can conveniently 60, will attend. There will
be good speaking, and important business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
Tho Rise Of a .spavil."

BY last California mail we received copy
of the Sacramento Pictorial Union. It's lead
ing engraving is a likeness of Col. ]. Neely
johnson, Governor Of California, and it is adj
mirably correct. This is accompanied by a
biographical sketch Of Gov. johnson. In
speaking of his early life, the sketch says
''His father in the meantime having removed
his residence to Evansville, Ind, enabled Nee
ly to procure a situation in the printing Office
Of the Journal where he performed all the
multifarious duties of devil" We hope
our present three "devils" will receive great
encouragement from this Who knows but
that like their great predecessor at our rollers,
they may some day arrive at Gubernatorial
distinetionl We have no doubt they are just
about as cute devils as the Governor was at
their age, and it is not impossible they will
one of these times "play the devil' quite as
successfully in greater fields of action.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

OF The Tecumseh was here Saturday and
will remain here till the river opens The
Twitchell laid here all the same day loading
for New Orleans.
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j. X. KELLY,
Lieut.. Col. Regiment 0. NJ. V.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.

~ g8f THE KILLED AND. WOUNDED. --.--..
Killed-Capt Bennett, of company F; Sec
ond Lieut.. NJ. Barrows, company II; pri-
vate, Simon S. Van Hagerman, company L.
Mortally wounded, and since dead-Private,
- Kelso, company A; private, Henry Grow,
company H.
Mortally wounded but still alive-private,
Casper Shook, company H; private, Joseph
Sturdevcnt, company B; private, Jesse Elem
ing, company A. t.r
Dangerously woundcd--Captain. Layton,
company H; privates, Il. J. Payne, company
A; F. Crabtree, company II; J. B. Gervais;
company X; Nathan Fry, company H. are
Severely wounded-Capt. A. V. Wilson,
geant Major Isaac Miller, company H; private
g. w. Smith, company B. 80 .ss-ssl v-rss !
Slightly wounded Private, franklin DuL
val, company A; A. NJ. Arlington, compa-
ny FL.
FIGHTING on PUGET soUNb-LfEUT. sLApGH-
TER AND OTHERS KILLED
The 0regonian of the 18th of December
contains the following:
The Pioneer and Democrat has received in
tellgence from the command of Lieutenant
Slaughter, whoare stationed near the forks of
White and Green rivers. 1t appears that
Lieut.. Slaughter and a party of his command
were unexpectedly fired upon by party of
Indians, Immediately killing the Lieutenant
and several others, besides wounding num-
Der. The killed include Corporals Berry and
Clarendon, of Capt. Wallace's company Pri-
yates Beck, Nolan, McMahon and Grace were
wounded. One of Capt. Keys artilleryfnen
was mortally wounded, and has since died
From an e xtra we extract the following let
ter: z q 9 lZa
MOVEMENT OF GEN. wooL-INFENpED CAMPAIGN
r. .t5-tto0 - AGAINST THE INDIANS - 4Fas
The Oregonian. of the 18th December says:
;" '.Gen. Wool, U. S. A, is now, as we learn
engaged in arranging preliminaries for cam
paign against the Indians at early day. We
are informed that Gen. Wool will take the
field as soon as he can concentrate a sufficient
force, obtain the necessary supplies for his
troops, and the weather will permit of a sue
tcessful campaign. 49, E. g.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

DEATH OF JOHN MCDowELL.-We heard
with deep regret last Saturday Of the death OF
our young and esteemed friend, John Mellow
ell, formerly of this city, and son of the late
Dr. W. "A. Mcdowell. He died in New Or
leans week before last. John was an upright,
intelligent and most excellent young man. and
enjoyed the respect and love of all who knew
him. The deep sorrow of the bereaved fami-
ly from which an ornament has thus been
snatch0d, is shared by the many friends of the
deceased at this his old home.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

0T Arrangements have been made for cars
to leave the Depot on Tuesday morning at z
O'Clock, to convey the delegation from Van
derburgh to the Convention to be held at
Princeton. All persons intending to go will
be in readiness at the depot.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

A COSTLY SPEAKER.-The Speaker to be
chosen this Congress, estimated by the cost
of choosing him, will be likely to prove the
most valuable man in the nation. He has
cost the United States Treasury, so far, 500,
600, md how much more time only can tell.
What amount of service can he perform that
will repay this expenditure?
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OF GEN. WOOL-INTENDED CAMPAIGN
q tFettod 10 AGAINST THE INDIANS. aFs

A PARENTS FxcUsE--A father being app
piled to for the reason of his sons absence
from school, the school master received the
following intelligent reply: Kepathometogoa-
taterini - W. s-l - ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

or The Printers Festival at Vincennes
last Thursday night, passed off very pleasantly,
according to the Gazette. Mr. Elihu Stout was
President of the occasion, and Mr.. r. Y. Cad
dington Vice President. An elegant snpper
was served up at the American House. After
supper toasts were read, speeches made, and
good feeling and happiness appeared to prevail
on all sides. 1t is needless to express our
regret at being unable to attend this Festival.
The word impossible stepped into our calcu-
lations most disagreeably.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
. SPECIAL NOTICES.

R universally known. is strictly
parent large
diseases Dyspepsia Darrhea Cholera Morbas
specr weekly catalogue Of deaths generally the result
Think this. all who
stomacs you willing guided by
upon experience: the H0sFEr-
which. vigorant
unapprGSehed For Druggis generally
HALL0CK a. SFODDARDa
dec13-Wtf W00ESEY Il SAWYER.
INDEPENDENCEC COUNCIL NO. g.
clock PM their Hall street
the Telegraph Oee and third Saturdays of zach
rnunth. - = tstfz a. s szsE ID Fssl ott25d6w
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$50.
Names Of the ohsorset this Association BsnkYiuat
Carpenter President JOIN A. Reiiz Vice President: VII
Ham Baker, Cashier Ibert Farley FILLER snd Book
Direstors--YllaFd Carpenter Johu Reis5 ad
Baker. Thomas e. Garvin aud Philip Decker. -r- e
Names ct who become ArticI
of AssOcistiSr within sAd period--Noue.
zmes Of parsons no have Withdrawn therefromGeorze
W. Brewer and Alvn~B- Carpenter. 81 - ,-=ss ~
- Names OF present Stoekholders-Jame- x, NcLanahan
HeAekiah Eass0a. Dr. samuel ~. Calbertson. James
Thomas j. Farley Dr. Josepa VI Hester Henry y
and Daniel o. ehr. all franklin
Willard Carpenter vii lam Baker John Reitz.
Rez. Henry d. Ais Lewis Samuel Tt omns
r. Garvi jacob Lun kenheimer Phil,
Decksr all of Evansville Indiana; Samuel Hail. Prince
ton Indiana and William J Ball. of Terre Baute Ind
Days and Hours Tor the ransacton OF RasinesDay
from Q to " o'clock A. and fto 'eork P. NJ
Sundays Fourth Of july Christmas YearsDay ex-
eepted =
STATE OF INDIANA tE.E rs 5fFszEs zs-.-r...
Vanderhurea County. S. ff.sf .f55esay.s.s-g 4
WILL lam BA EER being duly sworn depnses and saws
bat he Cashier of said Rank and that fer+Gony
Rsport OF the Transactions end tOn
period therein named is ard according to the
best of his knowiedgs belief. ~ ee'k =
Cash Z
SIS sworn subscribed before this 18Th day Of
January A. D. Iesse Nm. NeGREW
~ janis-N Notary PaeISs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
EraHilla items

A correspondent of the Vincennes Gazette
writing from GRANVILLE, H.. gives the following
items: f.
A small boy, son of DIR. Bates, while out
hunting few days since, met with severe ac-
cident. A tree, falling upon him mangled and
crushed him terribly.
He gives the quantity of hogs and beeves
packed and grain purchased at GRANVILLE thus
far the current season as follows:
Hogs head. 30 O00
Corn, bushels 1U7 600
Wheat, ........t.ss. p 0u0
bseVes H' ad .........t....--...-.. LIS
The following notice of our friends Prunty
& Woodward is deserved:
The firm of Prunty & Woodward, of Gray
vile, is doing heavy business. Their cash
receipts average $50 per day the year round.
They have one Of the largest houses and best
stocks of goods on the Wabash. They are
es Unable and worthy gentlemen.
He closes with the following items:
A lumber kiln accidentally caught fire, on
$4,000 or 10000 feet of cherry and walnut
lumber. Loss about $3.50.
The river is blocking up above and be-
low US. The D. A. Given, John Bell and
Kate Sarchet are the only boats in the river.
The merchants here are hauling their freight
from Evansville by wagons.
We should like to have such correspon-
dent as this in every town in this region.
Can't our friends take hint? 50 .7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
FLOUKING MILL FOfs SALE

TENHE undersigned offers his FIGURING E in the
n town of Grayvlle illinois, Almost thing
Ted with the Mill is newengine Buss boiling cloths
There three of win excellent
running order and calculated to do ard
ness There is also connected with tee Ml story
dwelling cse we'll nged for with the
~ out houses etc To DESTROYS of emhsrkiBs is
bHsnts Of this kind chance is here which
be had The country surrounding this abouDdr IL
All Of which be obtained make the
running the mill profitable The entire property will
be sold reasonable Of the
purchase tomake eaysBd fdesired farm
ON the Pl enniscs. - I JOHN RIGALL.
. lang Il f8e. q = N
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

6ITThe Old Liners of this State have been
jealous in their appeals to Wings to t;.ke
their place in the ranks Of the anti-American
party. Yet in their late State Convention,
5 not a single Wing, or man who has hereto
fore been known as a Wing, was nominated
for office! The fact is only Wing v0tes are
wanted to help put Old Liners in office. Per-
haps Wings will be green enough to help
them in this, and perhaps they won't.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21

APPLICABLE TO SoME.-"Come Jim, tell us
how much you cleared by your speculations at
che Gift Concerto e-
Cleared ali, cleared my pockets"
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~ fLT We feel it due to the gentlemen who
drew the gold watch, elegant clock, and the
the other most valuable things offered at the
Gift Concert, to say they have had nothing to
do with the prosecution of the manager. 1t is
a singular fact that all the indignant people are
Of those who didn't draw prizes!
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s. Hi. NAGMEL, Dentist,

!. - ----.I-- OF THE FIRM OF 4
L. III. & E.Q. NAGHEL, N ALBANIAN,
ID ESPECTFUI.Y informs his friends in Evansville and
10 the sbr country. the present
opened Second three door. East OF the
Second Preby where he will be pleased
ray desire bis professional scTviess
Jam M.
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Amount the Capital said or Bank has
been sase durisg the months fanyNone
Name s Of he fl t Association Ban John
pkins President, Wilam T. Page. Cashier; Augustus
Lenicke. Book Keeper.
Persons who become parties Articles
o IS .eiaion within said psrod-None. --f-
Names of Persons who haze withdrawn herefrom None
Names present holders-Eva svs Insurance DC
Re bert Barnes, Charles Wells
Days of discOuDt-EVery business day. 8.
DAYS aud hours
From o. clock "A. A. TO o. clock p. II.
STATE q + IN DIANA, - ffs
Eanderiurgh County, %.
WM T. PAaE Cashier icing duly deposes and
that the Cashier of said going
port of the condition Bank
period therein named is correct best
OF his kno Wedge and belief. -efa5a-s- WHIT PAGE
Sworn aid subscribed before this. I7ta Day Of
q. 81 JAnparv. A. d. 1885, Ii Q Wheeler
ian9l Noter PAIL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-21
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
Attention Americans!

MONDAY MORNING: q
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NEW ADVE5as rGsR1YaElN

@ NOTICE.
FTIHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock
G ods comprising large assortment OF Wat hos jewell
Cleks &C., formerly owned by g. Gosen woutdrespeet-
rully Evansville vicinity that
will the the old stand First
Ma and Locust would be happy wait all
who viii him with call promising to give satisscton
sale Ths will be sof small
first cost WITHOUT kEFEkESCE re FURAER PRICES;
and AL goods warran ted Is represented.
All kinds Of Watches and time pieces repaired in the
iin21 IF CHAS BERNuM.4
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ATS ANN RF2 g for .nIs az
W dee5I T. BACON co.
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LOST.

a LARGE BRASS KEY. The foder will be thanked AL
IA rdei. if required, by leaving it at this flee.
lan15-3t
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SEJEE- REPORT
Of the Condition Of the Crescent City Bank at Ev<
ansville, for the six months preceding the first
Monday Of January, 1856.
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