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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-03
THEEOTHERmA SPRINGS,
pix Calmly. Ind.

zcrbers invite the attention of the health
pleasure seeking public Springs located thrtern
Petersbu gh owhch paeewe daily line OF
The medicinal properties the water
having completed large and spacious Hotel
prepars to entertain in the best style. This
Springs situated in the deepest forest shade Pike
which, together with the other Inducements makes this
the desirable summer Retreat for the health
seeker. to be four d in the State
TERMs-S4 per week Medical extra.
iel3-iwd3mw* BROWN 4 MORTON, Proprietors.
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RAILROADS, &C.

AN and after Monday June 18th, until further Office
" The Mail Passenger VIII leave at
1870 P. NJ. arriving yincennes at 4:2oP
with the Evening the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad for ST Louis and Central Illinois Tore Haae
TITS p NJ. and Indiana pelis 1905 A. M making
econs foreincin Ra Columbus Cleveland PhIade
phia New York aad Baltimore
Rsturningeayes Terre-Haute 1855 NJ; after
rival Of train from Indiana poiariyes Evansville
e:25 P, N.
this train ST. Louis Cinoinna
AID Louisville day Baggage checked Of Indiana
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Copy ofmarginal memorandum to be made
by the City Clerk.
The annexed is a copy of bond issued by
the City of Evansville and lately held and
owned by j. Guedin of New York, and stolen
from him as appears from his affidavit, dated
4th April, 1856 and fled in my Office.
This copy is issued as evidence of his own
ership of said bond and to enable him to re-
ceive the interests accruing on the same.
Witness the seal eff the City of Evansville
and the signature of the clerk thereof, this
day of 1856.
Copy of the bond to be executed by ]. Cue
din.
Whereas. I, j. Guedin, Of the City of New
York was lately the owner of the original
bond, of which the above is a.eopy, and on the
18th or 18th Of October, 1856, lost the same
by the same being stolen and taken away, and
whereas the city Of Evansville has therefore
issued the above copy as duplicated evidence
of its Indebtedness, inand by said lost bond,
and has agreed to pay to me the accruing in
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-03

Y .EAG0Ns.-25 boxes fresh. only days from New
je2S GEO. FOSTER co.
SUGAR AND COFFEE. 40 bills standard New York
- Crushed Sugar; 30 bags g0d far and prime Coffee FOL
sale by je2S GEO. FOSTER & co.
FENAR, ROHIN AND LISEE.-20O bbfs Tar and Resin;
a $50 bbis Wite Lime in shipping order. FOR sale by
je2S GEO. FOSTER IL CO.
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United states Mails.
Posr oysIoE DErAxrHErr,

s6 fosr oynoT DEr.srAs.r
pRorosALs for carrying the
route viii be Onice Once
partmen In the city Of Washington, until o'clock, Of The
18th OF June next, 10 be decided the day
No. i45O4 From indianapolis, Bridgeport Panhsd, Beve
ta% Sulesvie, Greencass Manhattan, Rosls MIL, Har
mony, Brazii. Van Buren, and Clover Land, 70 Terre
Hauie, "a miles and back, week, by such
mode OF transportation win include the entire mail
9 SCHEDULE. ~ s9H @s
Leave indianapolis daily except Sunday, m, and
Arivs at Terre Haute next days by M 1890 =. fr
Leave Terre Haute daily, except Sunday Mt M and
Arnse al indianapolis next days by 10 am. taEas
Hk -a. NOTES a s
Each should accompanied guarantee sgaed by
two responsible persons, in the following manner
FORM OF BID.
I,--, OF ----, county Of -, state Of --, propose
convey the mail fom ---io -. route No. --, from
-- agrceably advertisement Postmaster
General dated May o 1885, and BY the following mode Of
for the annual sum Of --------- dollars.
Dated G Tt
(signed)
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, residing at -, State Of -, undertake
be by the Postmaster General the bidder shall prior
t Of july 1885, thereafter
required obligation perform the service proposed, with good and
\ -~rT lsIgnsd by two guarnntors.)
Datsd ~ A tl III ag NJ
This accompanied BY the certificate postmaster
guarantees. 3A3 SIX, ,@l 1.+-t7 @{
sa FORM OF CERTIFICATE. @
The undersigned postmaster Of -, , certifes
under his Office that he acquainted with the above
good their guarantee.
Dated .8a - es
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 20-law4w Postmaster General.
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resolye itself into Committee of the Whole the state of
the Union consider territorial business which motion
was agreed to.
TERRITORIAL BUSINESS.
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF the
Whole (r LEirEa of Ohio in the ehar) and proceeded
TO the consideration of the bin making appropriation
for the erection Of penenary at the capital Of the Ter
ritory Of Nebraska the question being the amendment
of Mr. WFELD, Of Kansas providing for the erection Of
penitentiary at the capital OF the Territory OF Kansas
The question taken the amendment, and 1T was
agreed toayes 54, 80 and the bill was then
laid aside to lie reported to the House.
The bill making appropriations for the construction Of
road in the Territory Of Minnesota from Fort Rdgey 70
the South Pass Of the Rocky mountains in the Territory
Of Nebraska next taken up considered and laid aside
to be reported to the House
The committee next proceeded to consider the bill
making appropriations for the construction OF military
roads in the Territory OF Oregon.
After considerable debate, without taking q vote the
committee rosc and reported its action to the House
The House proceeded to the consideration OF the bill
making appropriation for the construction Of penen
ary the capital of the Territory of Nebraska which
read three times aud passed.
The bin making appropriations for the construction OF
road in the Territory of Minnesota from Fos Rdgely to
the South Pass Of the Rocky mountains in the Territory Of
Nebraska taken up and consdered and pending the
question its passage at hapast three o'clock the House
adjourned Nt9ts 4ss f#
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Each proposal sgued the individual firm making IT,
bat Jriceor each and art
contained the schedule Should articles be required not
furnished market prices
according quality forms proposals will be furnished
applying for them and without uni
formity therep the
cision viii considerations unless substantially
agreeing herewith. y.
The proposals be Department Of Bate and
proposals Stationery" Notice will be TO the
person awarded who will be required
within Ave hereaer give bond, with two sufficient sure
ties. for Its performance.
The head Of the department decide whether
complied with and reject
,cIes which opinion, quality
upon any failure comply with the terms within
q reasonable time.
May 14-law4w f.1l Intel kStaT) Il
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The nsaae of peson ws Hen books aness
the IA, psns ~ The sabsesipnen t~ made Ia
Distant subscribers many aaoney css postage
ef which vail be paid ~ III sk b ourselves Ia m
safe uanssnission tt Tea taat ea at na <N#at
The COUNTRY rArEH s psbiishtd weekly during the
sions Of Cens- and semi weekly during The recers
Subscriptions period less than win be received
proportion cd the above annual rates.
Qy-PosrMAsTERs suhoixed 10 asents and
by sendlag DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed,
titled 20 a copy gratis. ss m
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Proposals for Fuel.

ss. QuAKrrRnAsTER's orrIcE, MAnxK coRrs,
Washington May ", 1856.
SEpARATE sealed proposals. win be received this once until
y Thursday 18th June, 1856 10 O'Clock for supplying
such may from let July
1885, 10 the marines stationed Washing
ciiy sapng, the coal best
buminons The option Of the commanding oncer
supplied quantities. required by him
delivered Piled such directed
by commanding oce free Of the United States
G. r. LINDSAY,
.t-feaa Major and Quaremhster
May ID -lawtJunol2 INTEL h Stsr.I
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United States Mails.

United states Mails.
Pcsr orrIcr Dsr.srxrsr,
pRorosALs for carrying United State. mail.
route will be received al the Contract oaes q The ro. Once De
1sn Of June TO be decided the nsrt day
oi Indianapolis by Cumberland, Philadelphia Green.
field, Cleveland, chsriotiesville, Knisb,.,own, or
% town, censsii. o1P R'ehnon% sSS Ne. raHis, 10
Dayton, Ohio, lla mile. and back, daily, srseps su.
the entire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except sunday aIami
Arrive n. :. Dayton By San, "a nsr s,'.s. %oh,sli
Arrive at Indianapolis NEXT morning byaam.
NOTES.
Esch proposal should be accompanied by signed by
two responsible persops, In the following msnnsrt
coayey ne mail from 'S"y July so 10 june sss on oas NO
General dated May 20 s and BY se following mode
for The snnuai sum Of - dollars.
This proposal made with fun tno~edr of the distance of the
In reference 20 the roue and service and also ser careful
nson Of The instruction. and requirement.. attached
''-c,nss'' cs,ss
FORM or GUARANTEE.
that, the foresoins bid for carrying The mail No
LEI day July is5s enter the
required obligation perform the service proposed with good
Th. we do distinctly the obligations and liabilities
assumed under e 2 section Of The
tsisned BY two rusrantor..,
FORM or CERTIFICATE.
urs.v h ~ oes ha, he is scqusu,ed the shove
sn,o and knows ,hem TO be men Of property and able maks
Dated
JAMES cAxrssaf, cAxrssffDe''
May9I-lswtw Postmaster General.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, April IS, 1856.

United states Patent Once,
Washington, April 2s 1885,
IN petition Of Reuben Rich Of osweeo New York
praying extension OF patent granted 10 him on the
July for wheels, for
said patent, which takes place The
sih day OF July, 1856
il petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday Of June II o'clock and all
notified and show any they have why
petition ought TO be granted.
opposing required flo In the Patent
once objections specially forth In wrss least
DAYS hearing all hed by either
be said hearing be taken and transmitted in
Of the once. which will be furnished
application. F #.-t. H FE.
fbs sstmony win be cosed the aoh Of June
papers relied testimony, must be
the once befofs the morning Of that day the uEu
merits, IL any, within days thereafter
Ordered this be pubIphed In the Union, Inte
sncer Evening STAR Washington, o. c.; Republican, Balt
Philadelphia, Book, New York and
week for three successive weeks previous
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
fhe above papers will picsse copy and scnd eir
Ohce with paper containing this notice
Apfiy ye-lawJw
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FORM or A GUARANTEE.
FORM OF CERTIFICATE,
Notice Of wtthdra wal OF Lands In Iowa

IN Of approved 18TH May, 1856 mskns sn
Of Iowa. sections, aid
Instructions
issued this Office Withdrawing from MARKET
the lands except
lowing districts which still purchasers for
ing and locations, via
Once Dscorrah all the lands n tho district.
Oce Dodge all the north Of the line bcween townships
% and a3.
once city, of The line between
ships 81 and ~.
divsn my hsnd, Land once city
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Mar oo-IswGw flint. and st,rl Commissioner.
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Yours, very respectfully
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. w. L. NANCY, Secretary OF State.

Mr. Bucaandn 70 tie Earl Of Clarendon
LEeArros ov ruE UsrEp STATES,
London, August 30, 1855.
The undersigned envoy extraordinary and minister pen-
posnarv of the United States been instructed pro-
pose 70 the Earl Clarendon her Maestys Principal Sec
retary of State for Foreign Affairs the conclusion OF con
venton between the United States and Great Britain rec
ognsng the principle in favor Of neutral commerce. that
free ships shall make free goods coutraband of war ex
cepted and that the goods OF friend captured board
the vessels Of enemy with the like exception shall not be
subject 10 conscaon And furthermore that the parties
shall aspply these principles 10 the commerce and nAvga
ton of all such powers and States as shall consent 70
adopt them on their part permanent and immutahe
The undersigned has also the honor OF communicating
for the Earl of Clarendons consideration proet OF con-
yention which has been transmitted to him by the Secre-
sry of State for the purpose giving effect to these prn
ciplcs 4 49,,
The government OF the United States has, from s very
origin on all suitable occasions exered s influence TO ea
absh the principle that free ships shall make free goods
Ii has ever believed that the practice OF violating the
trail fau for purpose Of seizng and conscatng
mics property had its origin in bsrbarous age and was
ton Acting this conviction II has concluded many
successive treaties with different nations the first TINT with
France in 77s, adopting the principle that the flag shall
protect the cargo II therefore hailed with peculiar sas
cton the high authority Of her Brtsnnc Majesty deca-
ration announcing this principle the guide OF her gov
ernment during the existing with Russia.
The President OF the United States, believing that THIS
declaration affords nuspcous occasion for obtaining
the general of commercial nations 10 tognsc the
principles which 1t sanctions pert OF the public aw
has accordingly invited France we'll "a other powers 70
enter into arrangements for this purpose similar 70 mat
proposed to Great Briisin
II IL scarcely necessary to observe that the present pro-
posa does not proceed from any apprehension that Great
Britain will ever hereafter the precedent she has
recently established It has been solely dictated by de-
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Proposals for Stationery.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May II, 1856.
SEPARATE proposals furnishing the stationery required BY this
% 10 e msca ysaa ar eaans % Az Iuns ~ ~ & VIII Ds
should be accompanied by satisfactory testimonials ability fulfil
the very quality fourteen samples
whom s e awaea win Be o by he
men the others will be returned the respective parties No bid
quality suited 10 the wants Of e department and ne
roI spurious imitation articles will subject the bid rejection
Each proposal mus, Be BY the firm or individual making
~ a1S %
md e make
The articles required be delivered without delay
The 70 itsef he right of ordering greater
quantity q each and every article contracted as the public
supplying inferior article any lime win be deemed sufficient
Bonds with approved security be given by the
% Of . n s S %
ure specified in such bond u lieuidated damages.
The articles conansd therein Arcss not specified in the popo
sails shall bs supplied al the loves. market price, or The department
S and md ss as
ds resn. ..,a plain finish n.rsa plain
200 lin ono or y more sides or plain and
M re.ns quarto post mAehne snlned on one or more Sides
As resms paper sizes by by AZ inches, plain
inehs: s Yellow q s1s ssa per .i rsan '''' 80 = :
3re.ms i.r.e brown envelope, per Iesm
&c snsyn. sS.ns psps p.ssl n"a lsys gsr per-
100 gross metallic pens Of a kinds equied best quality
IAN quiis No. So per
I'M do No. 10, per NJ
ai7 dozen bert bIack lead pencils per dozen
10 do red-iend pencils, do
is do fold re-, ivory, 9inch, do
$40 do red linen tape, assorted, do
1 do pouuee boxes, of cocoa, do
8 do sand-bores, Of cocoa, do
do wafer stands boxes, cocoa, do
ivory handles, genuine do
do penknves, Rodgers sons equal, blades buck
horn pearl handles, genuine, per dozen
do once shears, III Inches, do
do Office scissors do
III do inksands, cutglass, do
10 gallons ink black department have choice Of the
market, per gallon
sqa bottles INK black department
quart
quarts ink, red department have choice or,he
kct, quar-
a ink red the department have choice Of The market
In \ pint boules .# per bottle
lde bottles ink, best copying, in pint bottles, do
900 waters, large red, for department seal, perm
lS2 poSsd' w,s sosm.. zoe. .,, .s .,,,, peg9und
- do India rubber, prepared, do
LIS quarts black sand, per qusrt
2 ounces pounee, per ounce
ls ls9 pounds ,rins ,r,ns, i.osn; soSo 'soa'd
ia pocket snvsopes Of white yellow paper of
sizes sk by ~ and 5N by az inches, per hundred
II dozen rulers, mahogany, rousd or nsi, per dozen
~ do elastic pen holders, do
Myt7-lawt30IhJunef
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Washington, May n, 1866.
nN the p~tIon Of Matthias W. baldwin, PhlsdeIpha
syvania praying OF granted 10 him
August ls2 for "ihe OF
constructing locomotive engines" for from the
of said patent which takes pace the 3h day OF
August, is5S--
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday of ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show
Why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons the extension cqued the Patent
once objections specially writing
OF hearing All 6ied by
said hearing be taken and transmitted
with the rules the ONCE which will furnished
picaon.
The testimony will BE- closed the ist OF Au
dispositions, papers relied
hled the once before the morning Of ,hs'
day Arguments, any, within thereafter. t
Ordered aIro he published In the Union, Ins-
scncer and Evening star washington Republican, Baltimore
Arsu. Ph,is Rook, Post,
successive weeks the lih Of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEditnrs papers viii please copy, and send
Patent ohce, win paper conssinins M. notice
May ls-iav3w
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NOTICE |. hereby given that will apply 20 the
Commissioner duplicates following
lost land for so No. 1900 Issued 70
Charles Mcclure 1885 the other for 70
ON oe,h Janasry 1885, 1870 Said
boaEhi and assigned blank and mailed
70 Messss Snyder washington who have received
them No other has sny right to their possession TO
"a GEORGE KELLOGG.
May iz-tawsw
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Proposals FOR stationery.

DrrAKrxEkT or STATE, a
E - Washington, May "a, 1855.
Of he' acd egizng and making appropriations
such objects have been usually included
erai appropriation bill without authority and
vide o certain incidental the and Offices
the and for other approved 26h
August sis scaled proposals will be received this
until O'Clock the 2lsi OF June furnishing
articles of stationery required by year from
lei day Of July next the uhjoned schedule and
estimate quantity; by proposing
that the department be liberty take either greater
quantity article than specihed according is da
The year. eN tt r
Each sricIe be Of quality delivered without
delay when ordered.
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IN land No ip G6i 100 scres issued
70 March, 1876, under the o NJ March 1885
se,Vces IN the Of 1919. having failed
hereby given thst II am the cole and rsh,fu owner o
~ na ho having sienned assigned same convey
p'Ns o. doing either TO any peron whatever.
{eSl S5-lawsw 'n"ns W. ''o""
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NEW SPRING GOODS ron GEvTLEmEN.--P. j.
~ STEER Merchant Tailor, No 4ss
snd hcs received his
pleasure his the pubic that
complete. Gentlemen who wish
call early wrh The thar The desirable
goods win be shown them The stock enbssces and
ei>ssn, furnishing goods fcr Gentlemen.
April l7-eod7wm fstm md Orran.l
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mo. 1851
Notice

OF hs dsconnpdpce Of the land office at Danv in ne
Safe Of Illinois.
NOTICE ~ and IN view
IN Dsnviiie district 10
the Secretary the In
sssd land. therein be made uhsci TO sale and spring
Acid In said STATE
Lands resiwlss unappropsed law subject
entry discontinued, viii he subject
sf reccips Of that 81
proper ocers hersst aad the land ocsr Spring
6cd viii public notice the day on which they VIII pre-
applications for entries Of such lands their
oNr -
Mv, A. D. 1885. THos. A. HENDRlCks
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
May G-ls~6w fstar h Intei.1
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Mr.. buchanan 10 Mr.. Marcy
[Exuactl F
rNo. sT1 LEGATION or ruK UNITED STATES,
N.U London, August 81, 1855.
SIN; have the honor TO transmit you the copy Of
note of Yesterdays date which have sent 10 Lord Claren-
DON proposing on part the United States 10 conclude
convention with Great Britain the subject OF neutral
rights in compliance with your instructions NO. b2) OF
he Aupust. 1874. II. .n1H
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Fs9--dsmH
reernty e Phiadslphia located rsnusyva
venue and th street, where he ready operate
.n any .rss"s as .sv'ess E s.g,s..ns ..s,s
Tractor ~ teeth and Of the tooth ache.
d The head and Jaws correcting resuis,iy Of the tesih
'sn and judgment Aso, mouths prepared ARTIFICIAL
fsn assrted in inc best possible mnnser.
" ~ -ers,ui'o"s operations for the poor
hyH-im. ME
IlEsrAL SOrICE.-pR MUNsoN has removed hs ossoe 10
rennsyvsna avenue formerly occupied by Ma Keyworth
'uns 1eod3ssf
THE PUBIrC.The undertaking bushes. heretofore car
on BY the hate Jane. v. Harvey will by
George sey brohes my decea,-d husbacd) ha. h.er
% eonaoc and manage the business, and fully authorized
gsSc may be assured that every attention win he sivcr 70
Funeral calls '''sassa 70 all hour, s.s, s.z and sss
Apa-eoam Ma "neiA q" s....,s =. mARvEY.
osr rsee,~.a-a new style .r R~eha..n frcrE ana
s sr sack eos.s sscsui and e-rsst garment also
0o''s'' win superior a''or,m,n, o. summer rood.
eua' '-dmf Penn. avenue, between o,h and iosh ,,.
mo. seal
Notice
NE removal Of hs land Office from Lebanon TO Centre
IN The STATE Of Aiobama.
ordsnoe with the act of Consrcs. entitled
. eahonS,ns changes in the location of land oNces
ma aeh 1883 is hereby declared aud made
ks Ess, WI be removed 10 the of CrSrpr, in
~ nam and after the thirty -ar- day of J.ly per.
s my hand, al The city of Washington, this i7h day
order Of the Pre-idsntt
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
nns ia Ccmmisdoner of the General Land Once.
iANo" Int. .ASfari
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tickets and shares and certificates Of packages the
splendid lotteries will receive the most prompt attention. and
each drawing will be sent Immediately after IL is
10 Ill order from gs
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Jane - Wilmington, Delaware.
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NH01Ay BUCHANAN READ.-Mc.su. TAYLOR a
hAUPY have received further ruppy OF
PnunFuphed poet and artist.
P4 By Thomas Read, illustrated edition. elegantly
1 YopnSn Turkey morocco. Is.
rotns by Thomas BuchAnan Read, OIL.
IR New Pastoral by Thomas Buchanan Read. o..
$ens Rooh.orc .e., OH .,,.e,
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