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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04

az The scurrillous little editor of the Ev
ansville Journal has been trying to make an
ass of himself for several weeks past, never
dreaming that nature did the job when she
imposed such an abortion upon the world.
LOU Dem.
The editor of the Democrat has no need to
try several aveeks to make an ass Of himself
he does it voluntarily, and always on the first
trial and without trouble, and never in more
superlative degree than when he don't try at all
Nature didn't do, the job with him. Her works
are always good, and if she had made an ass of
him, he would have been a decent assault he
undertook the job himself and has botched it
SO awfully, that if he didn't write upon the
work every day-"lo! how great an ass am p
the whole ass tribe might escape the libel OF
a relationship which otherwise would course
some inferior brute.
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Know NoTBINGIsM.-We learn from the
Little Rock True Democrat that scarcely a
night passes that houses are not broken open
and robberies committed in that city.
Lou. Dem.
We have no hesitation whatsoever in say
ing, that the man who put the above in the
Democrat with its peculiar heading, would
pick pockets, rob hen roosts, and "turn a jack'
on an Ethiopian while playing poker with him
at one copper anty. We will moreover wager
a hat, the fellow is now at the Cincinnati Con-
vention, and that his room mate loses not only
his pocket book, but all his small change and
his last spare dickey-and that if the scamp
gets chance, he will vote for Pierce as the
Convention nominee.
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For THE GOVERNMENT AND PROTECTION OF OAK-HILL
CEMETERY.
the city Evansville that the Of oak Hill Gem
etery shall the following rules in making permit
FirstHe shall far practioable make
and s Of death of .S whose remains
SecondThe Sexton shall not permit the corpse
Of be inferred in said Cemetery without
come Of the persons authorized by this ordinance to give
the deceased shall attending
physician during his or her last Illness such shall
tending physician then certificate shall be from tho
the corpse shall be landed from steamboat or
other vessel such certificate shall be from the MASTER captain
FourtWhenevor inquest shall held the body
acting Coroner setting forth in substance the finding
Ffih-ff the Mayor city careful inquiry into
required by This ordinance be obtained be give
why be o5sd and
shall be sufficient authority to Justify the inerment
other to member the Board of Health that
ing physician during his Illness shall be The duty
into the the death person. give the cer
cate GO ntemp plated by this ordinance.
ton q fences within saa cenetsIg. sowit:
lot shall be fence that the view from with
Second~No fence Constructed of shall be than
two and half feet hh and the spaces the stats or
SEC. Any person shall erect any fence in said
of last section shall forfeit
more than ten dollars and the
fence which hereafter
he erected inn vic OF this ordinance.
SEC. & In in which fence shall have been
said g5netery and does not conform
TO of this ordin it shall
the dut of claimant of the lot lots enclosed
ninety days from the first publication
this alter such fence make
the this ordinance and failures
such claimant shall be subject the penalty
the last section ana such fence be removed by
the Sexton. .
SEC It shall not be lawful for person hunt.
within the enclosure said cemete
shoot discharge fire therein ride
drive horse other animal
lot in said hitch horse
other animal in said cemetery the fence
therein deface pencil other
wise detle njure monument. tombstone orgarve
stone in said cemetery destroy tree
berry plant in said cemetery and violating any
provision of this section shall forfeit sum NOTES
than enc dollar more than hundred dollars
JOHN HENSON, mayor
NEIL WA1ERp C;tv c1ork my2f-2w
4 HANDSoNE DVVELIISG FOR SALE , fa.EsA aI.
W lLL sell at pri vate sale the handsome :: no
built by Jacob Bonn. with the lot on ~en II -h
feet front by lis feet Deep DIVISION street
and Sth street. This is model house ana nanuso,
ed inside and out with every necessary imP,o'ems'
TERMS -one-third cash. = in = months anu =
months with the premises ~ nce So
the 25th June will he sold at auction On , 1s
my2g n '''- - ksent
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o. The editor of the State Sentinel writes
thus from Cincinnati:
Indiana holds a peculiar position. 1t is ad-
mitted that if she leaves Douglas and goes for
Buchanan, it effectually defeats Douglas, and
secures the nomination of Buchanan. There
fore, the effort is very great to influence the
action of her delegation.
That's rather peculiar position-and we
should like to hear it explained why Indiana's
IL votes are so much more important than the
35 votes of New York, the q votes of Penn
syIvania, the % votes of Ohio, the Is of Vir-
ginia, &C., &c. So it appears that the nomi-
nation of the Democratic National Convention,
depends entirely upon how the delegation from
Indiana votes Ifthey leave Douglas he will be
defeated. If they go for Buchanan he will be
elected. If this be so. we venture to say the
destinies of the Democratic party never before
hung by such rotten thread. s...
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Indignation Meeting Washington Correspon-
denea

New YORK, May 81.
meeting was held at the Tabernacle, last
evening, to express the Indignation OF the
community in regard to the assault upon Sum
ner. The building was packed full. n. j..
Griswold presided, assisted by twenty Vice
Presidents, including Moses Ii. Grinnell, 2.
Perrett, President Of the Chamber of Com
merce, B. 0. Butler, Ex-Mayor Havemeyer,
Kingsbury, VIM. Evarts, L. Brooks, L. Bra
DISH and others.
A series of resolutions were offered by Mr..
Evarts, in which the assault was characterized
in the language of Mr.. Wilson as brutal, muir
derous and cowardly, and calling on the House
of Representatives to expel Immediately and
Internationally from the House Mr.. Brooks.
The resolutions were supported by Daniel
Lord, Charles King, E. D. Morgan, John A.
Stephens, President Of the Bank of Commerce,
and H. w. Beecher.
The burden of the speeches was that party
feeling among patriotic, conservative and
Union loving men of the North must hence
forth be sunk, and a united effort be made to
avenge the dastardly assault on Senator Sum-
ner.
! The enthusiasm ran very high, and the
crowd was so great that an outside meeting
had to be organized, and the proceedings were
I OF q ike character as LuOSG lnSlue.
In the Superior Court this morning, in the
case of Fry VS.. Bennett for libel, the jury gave
verdict of $4,000 for the plaintiff.
| Webb, of the Courier and Enquirer tele-
graphed last night: Mr.. Sumner is better. By
opening and poulticing the wound free dis
charge has been produced, and the tendency
to erysipelas arrested. 1t may be necessary
to open the scalp in different places, but for the
present the crisis is past.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says: It is we'll ascertained now that Cramp-
ton was instructed to close the legation in
event of his dismissal, hence his abrupt de-
parture yesterday morning.
| His Secretary of Legation applied for pass
ports for himself and attaches, and only re-
mains temporarily as private individual to
close up the personal matters of the Embassy
and the Ministry.
| Mr.. Champion notified his servants two
weeks since that they would not be required
after the first of June.
CHICAGO, May 81.
| Col. Eldridge, landlord of the Free State
Hotel at Lawrence, arrived here last night;
also, two bearers of dispatches to Washington.
Gen. Pomeroy had escaped from Lawrence,
and is expected here this evening.
The intelligence of the murder Of eight pro-
slavery men at Pottawatomie creek, comes
from the Indian Agent, Robinson, under date
Of the 18th.
John S. Phelps is nominated for Congress,
in the Sixth District of Missouri, on the Dem
ocratic ticket; j. M. Wines on the American,
and P. B. Laramore on the Benton.
Mayor Payne, of Kansas City, has called a
meeting for the 3d. to consider measures rel
alive to the American Hotel, which is said to
belong to the Emigrant Aid Society.
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n6lG NOTICE.

meeting City Council held the evening Of
the I'd the following order was pass
that the all dogs be required to keep
them confined til further ordered by the Cousc and the
Marshal be instructed enforce strictly the
regard dogs ming large Now in conformity with
the hereby notify all owners Of dogs to take
the up esnfnc them within three days after the
blicaon this notice. in default thereof will at the
praton of that time proceed to kill all Sc found running
at large. JAMES u. Ev ANS.
ie4-3t MarIhal,
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Delinquent Tax Payers.

Mr.. SANDERS Happening in at the meeting
Of the City Council on Monday night, l was
pleased to observe some disposition exhibited
by that body, to get at the financial diseases
of the city, and determination expressed to
find cure for them.
1t is high time something was done to ele-
vate the home credit of the city. When city
orders are worth but rs cents on the dollar
there is reason to fear there has been some
thing 'rotten in Denmark" and 1 hope the
present Council will find out where the evil
lies, and if possible apply corrective.
At the next meeting of the Council it is sup
posed full report Of the financial condition of
the city will be communicated by the Mayor,
showing its present available resources and its
immediate liabilities. Such report is much
wanted and is looked for with interest.
Although several months have elapsed since
the taxes were due and payable, it is under
stood that considerable amount probably
from 5000 to $1,000, remain uncollected.-
This is a gross wrong and should not be tolera-
ted, and am glad that by an order the col
lector is required to report to the next meet
ing list of all persons in arrears. This is
right. Publish the names. Let us see who
are the hold backs, and if speedy payment is
not now made, let the Council and the collector
do their duty--enforce payment from those
tardy citizens to whose delinquency the low
credit of our orders is mainly owing.
ONE WHO HAS PAID HIS TAX.
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OF The Rainbow will be down this after
noon, and return in the evening. Look out
for her, as she is prompt.
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A H. SANDERS. EsQ.-You will announce the name Of G.
W MCBRIDE candidate for the office of SherIf OF Van
derbugh county and obge of the citizens of the
ty. je4
Mr.: SANDERs-Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. III. CHANDLER
Mr.. SANDERs:-PIease announce my name candidate
for Becorder Vanderburgh County ensuing all
election subject the decision of the Democratic Con
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS, ESQ please announce a
ddae for the office Clerk the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myl7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL-I candidate for the Office Sheriff
of Fanerburgh county the ensuing October election
yl2-ts WIN. HOLDEN,
re- As spring summer medicine would recommend
Dr. j. HOSTETTERS celebrated Stomach BteTs above all
Others ngtheRing and nvigoratng
btaed system truly astonishing Its action
liver tendency all surface thereby
cleansing all impurities, gained
for these Bters such envia6le reputation inamueh
they pleasant the a
general a family medicine wherever known Forsaie
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOCK SToDDARD,
W00LSEY Il SAWYER Agents.
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SIMEON LONG vs. MARGARE G. AND HUGH D.
R0QUET Sale Court House June 23d OF south
public square, beginning point OF Main ST.
front line said Or and inches from alley divid
at right angles to Main st to ALLEY IN rear OF sad Or thence
along said alley parallel with Main St. S teet WARDS
Second ST. to the first alley thence along said alley
to Main ST. aforesaid aloug Main front OF line
of said Or to place of beginning.
FRANCIS AMoRY VS.. EX. JAS. RCQUET EFT AL
Sale at Court House door June 23d of beginning Is It
erly of public in Evansville, Ind and running
thence along Nam towards 30 Is feet inches thence
easterly said public thence along
alley and parallel with Main towards Fourth st Is feet
inches thence l4 feet to the place Of beginning being
feet front Main ST. and running back the width l44
feet to the alley.
A. ANsPACHER VS. e. L. CoNANT, EFT AL Sale in
June 7th Court House doer lots and in Block no. La
maseo city.
T. E. GARvIN and JACOB LUNKENHEIMER VS.
MARGARET e. RoQUET ct al-Sale at Court House door
June 7h all that OF the southery quarter
Square caled) in Evansville
county foil ws.begnning line of said
quarter Third in said city point 100
feet distant from the of Main and Sd said
with I'd towards Locust A feet
angles IS and inches thence parallel with
said Sd "A towards Main thence 56 # TO the place
! PIGEON TOWNSHIP vs. MARGARET q. RoQUET ct
aSae Court House DOOR of the following ground
in ming the line of Main street In said
the river Third St. running thence
angles Main IA feet the Obey In the rear OF
said square the south SIDE thence parallel with Main ST.
towards I'd 1874 feet thence parallel with ID st. to Main
| JOHN SHANKLINvs. JAS. ROQUET and III. CHAND-
LERSae June 7h Court House door, Of that part Of the
southery of Public Square In Evansville
derburgh county Ind beginning on Main street. @ fees
the all running between said quarter and lot No lbs
Main running thence towards sd st M IT,
extending back from Main that width by lines
ale with Sd sto the alley in the rear thence TO "a
which property the said Roquet by
agent dated Feb 2h 1884, recorded in
of records of deeds of coun pages
md
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FROM THE ISTHMUS,
List of the Killed and Wounded by the Accident
on the Panama Railroad.

List of the Killed and Wounded by the Accident
on the Panama Railroad.
LIST OF THE KILLED AT TIME THE ACCIDENT.
Males.
Daniel Stuyvesant n. Edie+
Norman j Baker, G. Harve.E
ThOs. Crowey d Son Thost Hoffman"
Dennis Crowleyt A Pesther.t
Moses alton, NJ Head,
John Morton, J Krauter,
John Nichter. Robert Cheshor ugh.
Thomas Holloway. George Aindell,
Females.
Julia Croman Mrs Bulgert
Mrs Thos Orowley.t Mrs Murphy
Mrs Dennis Gro wley.+
Passengers from CORNWALL, England:
John Blight Thomas James,f
John James Galef Benj amin Areherf
Ryan Johns,+ Thomas Ford,t
John Richard Johns.+
Residents of AspinwaI1.
Henry Alverenga, aged about 80, native
Of Kingston, Jamaica.
J Ross Dalhosei, aged about SO, native of
Kingston, Jamaica.
*Recognized by steerage tickets or other pa
pers found ON them.
1 Identified by their friends.
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Map Of Evansville. &C.

We are indebted to Messrs. Addlersburg
and Lunkenheimer for copy of the new map
of Evansville and Lamasco city and environs
just issued, and from engrayings carefully pre-
pared by Mr.. A. 1t contains complete plat
of both cities with their engagements, and of
the country-every lot being correctly desig-
mated and plainly marked, &c. &c. As cor
rect plat of the two cities and envirous, the
map supplies great, want and is invaluable
to citizens. In this plat all the public and
other prominent buildings are designated, with
a marginal index. The map is ornamented
with large engraving, representing view of
the city from the river, or from the bend be-
low. Also a handsome engraving of the Ma
rine Hospital, new Court House and High
School. The Map would be suitable orna-
ment to any county room, Office or business
house. Mr.. Addlersburg has been at heavy
expense and great deal of trouble in getting
up this map, and has spared no pains to make
it correct. Such map has long been needed,
and we hope citizens will now avail themselves
of the opportunity of purchasing copies, and
renumerating the author for his trouble and
expense. The price is Sc. The map can be
examined at orr Office, and copies obtained
either at the Clerks Office or Mr. AIS office.
1t is cheap map at the price which is asked,
and must prove useful to all citizens, and more
especially to those interested in property.
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OF The Vincennes Gazette says Judge
Ellis has again entered the political field on
the side of free speech, a free press and the
Union. We are glad to hear this, and hope
the Judge will visit Evansville and give us a
touch OF his quality during the campaign.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


One square ten less te soc: three times $1
one week weeks. So so; month"; 81 three
months 81 six months. $40; year. Sl5 Discount on
larger advertisements Cards of six lines under So
annum No charge MARRIAGE death religious notices
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GUnaer will always be found correct statement
Sheras Sales including of parties property
and time OF saes.l
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te.F The New York Times has the follow

81 The New York Times has the follow
ing:
Copy of challenge sent by Mr.. j. NJ,
Holmes of the city of New York, to Preston
S. Brooks, of South Carolina:
challenge Preston S. Brooks to meet me
on any spot on "Mason and DiJon's'' line,
named by himself-weapons to be gutta per-
cha canes-I having the privilege to take him
sitting with his legs under desk with his
cane half a mile from him.
l.... T. NJ HOLMES
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ave, THE PEoPLE."-This is the title of
Campaign paper, the first No. of which we
have received, published at indianapolis by
the State Central Committee, John D. Defrees,
Esq. formerly of the State Journal, chair
man. It is very neat paper, vigorously
edited, full of reading matter, and devoted to
the support ofthe Peoples Ticket. We hope
it may have an extended circulation, and to
this end we call the attention of friends to its
terms. eve, the People" will be issued till
after the election lat zoe per single subscriber;
eleven copies So; 25 copies, SO. Letters may
be addressed to Dr. Ellis, Indianapolis, Ind.
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VCE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
yHNHE unders inform the their
n ICE CREAM SALOON will be opened this evening"
June 3D. continue for the their Confectionery
First street. between Main and Sycamore SITS.
je2-1E JOHN FARRELL & CO.
a. +. RYE FLOUR.-5 bbls Markets extra brand. just
- reed by Je3 T. Ii. CUOK o. SON.
GHEEsE.-5o bxs Cream Cheese reed per Sovereign by
~ je3 u. Fl COOK & SUN.
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TOWN LOTS
A T A u c. T 10 N!

-
AN SATURDAY the 2sth day of Juns 1885, at
" Main and Third streets in front of the
Evansville. the following valuable Town Lots will be
fered for sale at auction. viz:
Eight in Hernby's Enlargement of Evansville. which
the Ohio and oins Evansville
side Some of these lots front Water street
First and High They opposite tho
landing low and he
great demand for business purposes.
cash; in five with interest and in years with
the interest payable annually cent? secured
the subject foreclosure the
whole default
principal or interest.
ALs6-The following lots in Lamasco: Lots 10 in
block lots IL and rs in block 1885, lots 10 and II in block
and in block 1885, lot in block 7f lots T. s.
in block 123; lots g. 81 and 2 in block
ing in the 4th enlarge lois To- H. 49,
and "a in block 49, lots q and 20 in block 1875
TO- IL and II in block 1873.
ALso-Lots g. in block in the Northern Cor
oweys) Enlargement Evansville. lots Is being
the dowry of the widow of Thos Smith dec d. ana lots
having them good dwelling house with
and a kitchen.
ALsO-The following in the Southern Enlargement
in block Q; and in k 3; s. and 10 in blk
and bl'k l. q 7aal % IN BLK 81 l. 2 and in blk
3; II 49, Il and Is in bi o s. and II in blk III 2 p
g. BLK blk I6.
and subdivisions of ont lots Upper Enlargement.
THE TERMS of payment for all except the lots in Horn
bys Enlargement will be and will be made known
the day Of sale.
able 10 Is by private contract Enquire
JAS. G. JONES, for self.
JOHN SHANKLIN.
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
WIN. III. CHANDLER,
TH0S s. SMITH and
my2s-Itd 4tw HENRY f. HORNBY.
Vol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R offices in this place. per line insertions
20 line three times; line week; dis
counton longer time.
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HOUSEHOLD WoRDs.-Dix & Edwards, pub
fishers at New York, have furnished us with
the Household Words for June. 1t is as usual
laden with choice reading, as might be ex-
pected of any work conducted by Chas. Dick
ems. Copies can be obtained at Mr.. Sam. Les
ter's Book Store, who is agent for the work
Call early, as this book don't stay long on
hands
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my29-1td 4tw
~ VOlksbote cor
AB ' WIhsUUt &c WHY
ftOLLARs AND UNDERsLEEVE s.-
An ORDINANCE.

m
" 500 English Worked Collars
$50 pairs Jaconett Underseeves, to-day and for
sale by JAMES LOW e. co.
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Women
Children

Infant of Mrs Silas Baker.
The wounded named are those now in the
hospital, with the exception of one Mr.. Car
penter, who is at hotel. Some eight or ten
wounded went on to Panama, to take the
steamer for San Francisco
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NEW SUMMER CLOTHING.

n TST ceiyed per Glendale, a complete assort
eH of Fancy Summer Clothing. Furnishing Goods
Hats Caps &c ine lot of Fancy Cassmers Cloth
and Marsees which will be made the latest styles
the most reasonable terms Thankful for ayors,
ask a continuance oil the same. A. L0BENSTINE'S,
myI9lm Western Star Clothing Store, under Pavilion.
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from the Panama Herald, May 1871

We regret to say that in our first list we
published the name of Miss Stanley as among
the killed. Miss S. was not injured. We also
omitted the name Of Dennis Crowley, who was
killed
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TEHIN PLATE
q 200 boxesJ. G. and ]. y. Tin Plate;
100 do Roofing do;
l2 bds Sheet Iron assorted Nos reed and for sale by
my3O SAMUEL ORR.
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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND LODGE OF THE
STATE OF INDIANA FOR THE ENSUING YEAR,
The following is list of the Officers Of the
Grand Lodge of Indiana, (Masonic) elected for
the ensuing year:
Alexander C. Downey, Rising Sun, Grand
Master.
Solomon D. Bayless, Fort Wayne, Deputy
Grand Master.
Frank Emerson, Brownstown, Grand Senior
Warden.
Mahlon D. Manson, Charlottesville, Grand
Junior Warden.
William g. Terrell, Lafayette, Grand Senior
Deacon.
George H. Kyle, Vevay, Grand Junior Dea-
con.
Charles Fisher, Indianapolis, Grand Treas
urer.
Francis King, Indianapolis, Grand Secre-
tary.
Calvin w. Ruter, Madison, Grand Chap
lain.
Jacob E. Honser, Greensburg, Grand Lee
turer.
Robert Lowry, Goshen, Grand Marshal.
Henry Colestock, Grand Tyler.