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Man Killed,

Mr. John Spillman, who resides in Boon
vile, Warrick county, started from Evansville
with his team and load for home day before
yesterday. AT Newburg he stayed at gro
Gerry till about 1o'clock in the morning, when
with friend he started to BOonville in his
wagon. When about two miles from New
burg, one wheel of the wagon run off little
bridge of the plank road, and Spillman was
thrown ut,with portion ofthe load upon him.
His head hit a corner of the wagon, and he was
fatally wounded, living only short time. Mr..
SpilIman had formerly been in business at
Boonville, but recently purchased a team and
was engaged in hauling. The delay at the
grocery caused his death.
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Available Candidates

The nomination Of Col Fremont by the Re-
publicans, is very fair imitation of the nomi-
nation of Buchanan by the Democrats. Bu-
chanan is no representative of the actual, prac
teal eristing principles his party. Douglas
was the real representative of his party, but
the Democracy dared not try him. Seward
Chase, and probably Mclean, are the true rep
resentatiyes of the principles % the Republi-
can party. But they were thrown aside for
the sake Of availability. Fremont a high
minded, intelligent and eminently practical
man, has been selected for mere availability,
and not because he combines and represents
within himself the principles of the Republi-
cans of the present day.
The Cincinnati Commercial, strong Re-
publican paper, thus honestly speaks out on
this subject
So far as through our sympathy with the
Republican sentiment, we have taken an in
terest in the dOings Of the Republican party,
we have not so understood its mission, or es-
timated its policy, as to look upon Mr.. Ere
mont as the most suitable person to receive its
nomination for the highest office in the gift of
Che American people. we nave DelleVed that
the truest representative of its principles must,
in the nature of things, be its strongest md sa
fest candidate, and we are yet to be convinced
that our opinion is erroneous.
We shall not retract previously expressed
opinion that the Republican party, in making
availability its standard Of merit, has commit
ted an error, and thrown away portion Of
its chances Of success. 1t has made victory
less certain, and thrown doubt upon its re-
suits in case it should be achieved.
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PERFU9zED BREATH.

Whatlady gentleman would remain under the
OF disagreeable breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dcntifrce would not only
render sweet but leave the teeth white alabaser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mentionit.
Pour single drop of the " Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth nSht and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last a year.
a BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the balm Of a Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
move tan, pimples, ana freeses from the skim leaving
ii of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour two
orthree drops and wash the luee night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm oreold water, pour two three drops
0! 'Balm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard well
and it will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE ~ Co., prOprietOrs.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
apps lydtGw agents for Evansville.
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OF Through relying even in small de-
gree upon the. bunglng report of the proceed
ings ofthe Petersburgh Convention, as pub
lshed in the Sheriff IS private organ here, we
committed an error in>stating that Mr.. Gavitt
was one ofthe Vice Presidents Of the Con-
vention. We presume the blunder in the re-
port occurred from the striking similarity be-
tween the names of Michael GaviSk and j ohm
Smith Gavttl
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The vine and potato crops were threatened
with a failure in consequence of bad weather.
SPAIN.
The Spanish fleet ordered to Mexico con-
sists Of eleven ships of war, including two
ships-o the-line and four steamers.
ITALY.
France and Austria have both sent urgent
notes TO the NeapOlitan Government. France
hints at Intervention should outbreaks occur
in Naples or Sicily.
Mazzin announces his intention Of with
drawing from politics and emigrating to the
United States.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
TURIN, Friday, June 6.
Count Cayour is about to make another
journey to Paris. The position of affairs in
Italy is considered as highly critical
CoNsTANrINoPLE, May 6.
Russia has protested against the admission
of Stourga into the commission for rectifyng
the Bessarabian frontier.
The London Tipes city article says that al
though Lord Pamerston stated last evening
that he had received information that Mr.
Champion had been ordered to leave Washing
ton, the funds closed steady at a slight ad-
vance.
mere WIS d Sood @eiiia'a1 iOt money At the
Stock Exchange.
The London Times has leading article
condemning the politicians of the United
States, who, though condemning the policy Of
President Pierce, do not oppose it with sufi-
Gent energy.
The Daily News says that although there is
an universal dislike in the public mind of a
war with the United States, there are still
doubts arising in many minds whether Eng
lands conciliatory attitude and department
has not been carried quite as far as prudence
dictates and whether President Pierces Cab
met are not presuming toe much on their
knowledge Of the desire Of the British Gov
eminent to preserve peaceful relations with
their transatlantic neighbors.
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An EDITOR THRAsHED-We understand
that Judge Morrow, of Paol, Indiana, gave
the editor of the ConstitutioRalst, little Bat
and Owl sheet, printed at that place, terri
bic thrashing on Friday, week ago.
Lou. DEM
There was terrible thrashing given, but
unfortunately for the Judge, he was the vic
tim as may be judged by the following;
A JUDGE WHIPPED.-Last week, Jude Nor
row, of the Orange county common pleas
court, took ofiense at something published in
the Paoli Constitutionalist, and attacked tho
editor, MI. COX, with heavy cane. Mr.. Cox
Knocked the cane out of his hand, and then
choked and pummeled the Judge right sound
ly. Mr.. Cox is a smaller man than the Judge,
but has spirit enough to back up his words by
deeds NJ 4. Tribune.
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Letter tronl Col. Fremont.

The following letter from Col Fremont,
which was read at the National Convention,
defines his position on the slavery question:
New YohK, April %, 1856.
GENTLEMEN | have to thank you for the
honor of an invitation to a meeting this even
ing, at the Broadway Tabernacle and regret
that other engagements have interiercd to pre-
vent my being present
heartily concur in all movements which
have for their object ito repair the mischiefs
arising from the violation Of good faith in the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise. lam
opposed to slavery in the abstract and upon
principle, sustained and made habitual bv
long settled convictions.
While / feel inileXible in the belief that it
ought not to be interfered with where it ex-
lists under the shield Of State Sovereignty, [
am as inflexibly opposed to its extension on
this Continent beyond its present limits
With the assurance OF regard for yourselves,
am very resp sctfdiiy yourS,
(Sigaed) J. G. FREMONT.
Messrs. E. d. Morgan and others, omm 1t e, sc
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SIMEON LONG vs. MARGARET g. AND HUGH d.
ROQGET Sale at Court House door, june ed OF south
OF public square. beginning point Main ST.
front line of said aud inches from alley d Efa-
ingsaid from @ plan Of said city thence
az right angles 20 Main alley OF said thence
along said alley parallel with Main S4 feet to wards
second ST. to the first alley aforesaid thence along said alley
to Main St. aforesaid thence aloug Main front of line
Of said qr to place CT beginning.
FRANCIS AMORY vs.. EX. JAS. RGQCET EFT Al
sale at Court House door I'D beginning rs It
and inches frem the northery he
eryqr OF public square in Evansville. Ind. and ming
thence along Slam towards - IS feet inches thenee
right angles to Main - tOaliey in said
castery quarter public thence along
alley and parallel th Main st Fourth
inches thence IA feet to the place beginning being
feet front Main and running back the width 44
feet the alley.
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o. Rawson Vale, Esq, has sold out his
interest in the State Journal Office, and retired
from the concern. The Journal will continue
to be under the editorial management Of Mr..
SulgroVe.
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~ h,a,KEEag PElsVYI

CoOL29 CoOIrr( q 8 5-cAC09E LaGSS[o3
AND OTHER PROPERTY!
n Tuesday July 1856. o'clock p. NJ
W the House door in Evansville VIII sell at pub
lie auction that e known the Mitchell Meadow contain
Blocks 20 and les Lamasc0
the Salt Well in lots about each. This ground
well draiu in meadow. and is well adapted
meadow ards garien. residences any
50 which acre adjoining growing city be All
front least road Tie grass
is reserved.
ALseOne lot Is IA Main and the
the Canal The canal stand in Evansville being
third lot No Donation Enlargement of Evansville
ALSOEighy land in the bayou being y of the s.
W quarter section No 26 township No south
No Il west Yanderburgh county known the Householder
and how beiog diyded This land lies almost sight
the river and the Mcdowell place. Now the time
get bargain.
TERMS or SAILS cash = LIST of November next. and i
July 1857 with mortgage the property,
ing relief laws JOHN INGLE. JR,
Guardian Minor Heirs and Atty for Adult heirs of
TalD- ~ hall daaFa
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aARHSEE ID

On the 18th inst, by he Rev W Arnard. ALEXANDER
McCUTeHAN. OF Scott Township. to Miss MARTHA
CUVEE of Gibson Co.
On the 18th int by the Rev W Arnard JOHN RAUKIN,
formerly of this late of Francisco.
Miss EMELlNE p. MCCUTCHAN. of Scott Township.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

as No tees in this place. per line
20 cents line three times Per line
count on longer time.
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or Mosquitoes are coming about, but the
hts are rather too cool yet to encourage
aid increase. Yesterday was warm.
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TOWN LOTS
A T A IT CT 10 N!


an SATURDAY. the 18th day june 1885, st the co-ner
" of Main and Third streets in
Evansville. the following valuable Town
fered for sale at auction, viz:
Eight OTIS in Hornbys Enlargement of Evansville. which
the Ohio river and oins Evansville the lower
First High They opposite
only good lending low and
in demand for business purposes TermsOne-
cash; Il in with interest, and e with
interest the interest payable annually at cent? secured
by the subject to foreclosure for the
whole debt default of jnstament OF the
principal or interest.
ALs6-The following Lamasco: Lots and 70 in
block lots II % block 1875; lots - and II in block
1875 lots and in block 1876; lot in block ia; lots g. g.
il block 1885, lots 23 u and - block 49, 'front.'
ing High the 4th enlarge lots TO- H. Is. 49,
1855 lots and p in block S lots 27and e in block 1926 lots
TO- II and u in block 1913.
Aso-I.ots y and IS in block in the Northern
Rowley's) Enlargement of Evansville, lots is being sub
the dowry of the widow of fbos Smith dec d.
II and 49, having hem good dwelling house with
and a kitchen
ASo-The following the Southern Eulargeme ut:-
aud in block 2; in III X 81 and 10 in blk q
and in nix ;; l. 2 p and p blk s.; l. 2 and in Dir
u 49, Il aad 10 in BLK 10; D. and II in ID IL l. 2
and in bk 49, II and ll'k 6. and out lots
,, and subdivisions of out o54. Upper Enlarg
THE TERMS Of all except the lots in Horn
by Enlargement, will be and will be made known on
the day Of sale.
Several Horribly Infringement viii be leased
able 10 Is years by private ENQUIRE
OF las. c. JONES. for self.
JOHN SHANKLIN,
JOHN j. OIIAN DLER,
WM. II. CHANDLER.
PIOS $. SMITH and
my2S- It'd ftw HENRY +. HORNBY.
Nulty sFote
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HOTEL ZOE SALE

NHE stand known the NeI Hotel. Sewberry lie
sold on terms a vaats the Its yorably
located in the hourishng Of New berry in
~ Ind has all the out houses cisterns
oo dc as Stables ttacbe. When it is known
berry the terminus of the southern division the
Straight Line Railroad and also located Immediately on
the W and i. Cana the Feeder Dam White
beautiful and healthy location with good surrounding
country the State wishing nyesln uro
Perty of this kind will the advantage investing h re
= or partIcria apply to either ). l.. STODDARD or
1elo m THOMAS JOHNSON.
& tOFFEE.-.go bass prime IN store. for sale ty
~ Je9 GEO. FOSTER & co =
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Unaer this head alwsysb found statement
Sales including of parties property
and time OF sales
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains Evansville and Terro-Haue
Z 40 A. NJ. whicb local passengers will be taken
For information through Tickets. apply at the
CoDpany 0ee head of Locust Ev
ansviIle iel4 j. J. DANIELS. Supf.
Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take other
adv con-
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ESTATE SALES
DkvElLING HOUSE AND LOT FoR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
~ Ill be sold auction 1t the Court House the
o. clock P NJ, the dwelling house
occupied by SamI NJ Archer. Esq street
the Mulberry and adjoining residence
of Mr. John Farrell The lot is 81 feet by $50
deep The house is comfortable story frame nearly
in first order, and in part of the city
Terms made known on the day Of sale
JAMES CUDDY.
By BkKER & GARvIN. jeI3- tbs
4 HANDSOME DWELLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell private sale the handsome dwelling kouae
& built y Jacob Born with the which it stands. 30
ee front by IS feet deep Division street between Th
and Sth street. This model house and han finish
ed inside and with every NECESSARY Improvement.
TERMS -Oue-third cash: Il onJhs and = in
months, with the II sold before
the 22d June it will sold day the.
prem ises. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE.
my&3 I'm Agent.
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fG@ CALL AT THE GRgAr BOOK SALE. NJ

FGEFe CALL AT THE GREAT BOOK SALE. NEXT DOOR
TO LGwENTHAL Co.'s, On MAIS ST. NOVEL
AND SUBSTANTIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
ie2O-IM&
A II. SANDERS. ESQ. You will announce the G.
W Mcbride candidate for the Office of Sheriff Van
derburh county and oblge the citizens of the
ty. je4
Mr.. sASDERs-Sr: You will please announce my name
iadepend Recorder
att ensuing election. my29 WIN. Ii. CHANDLER.
Dir. SANDERs:-Please announce my candidate
for Recorder of Vauderburgh County the ensuing
election subject to the decision of the Democratic
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A II. SANDERS, ESQ Please announce a can
ddae for the office Clerk Eanderbuh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myl7f LOUIS RICHTER
EDFToE JoUENAL-I a candidate o Sheriff
Of an erburgh county at the ensuing October election
m3l2-te " NJ. HOLDEN.
re- good article will Away triumph over any pretended
imitation 1t has been said shat every aradse
hum bugs; but let really meritorous
all that promised for it, and it will test any
position dependent inflated notOF-ty
famed Stomach Btter bear evidence this has
taken hold OF by the people and tried
in curing of Dyspepsia in any
facts known why should it appreciated and
b body FCr sale Druggists dealers generally
ieII- Ivy WOOLSEY A. SAWYER 4, ants
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NEW ADVB1Hs,rE@E3yaEfN,F


AZ \ Z h
One square. ten lines less time three times
week. 81 So weeks - 50; month 81; three
months 81 months, year SIS DISCOUNT on
larser Advertisements Cards Of lines under per
aonn No eharge Tor arriage. deaI regions notice
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FRANCE

BY the recent destructive iRundatiop IN
France, not less than five hundred houseshad
been destroyed at Lyons, and one hundreiand
fifty at Ayignon. At the last accouns the
waters were subsiding. The Covenant had
given ten million francs to relieve IT, suffer-
erS.
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LAR E SALE
ID ST1 CD rJE n 8 ! c0CO0N -taESo

myzS-ttd 4tw
EH Nulksbote cory.
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CHEAP THAN EVER!
WATGH Is and LEW IRY

NETE Just received, have constantly on hand
NH large and wall selected stock Of fashionable eeIry
comprising all qualities and sty which Will sold
prices.
ALsoA good stock Of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Openfaee Watches including few Railrsad Time keepers
all warranted and atlOw figures We also largest
assortment of Dawson, " yde's and J B. Beers
in & old Pens, in the city.
Silver Ware, Porte Monies. AeeoTdeons. eight day and
thirty hour Clocks, always ha and reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the
and impo ale offer AETCIE at an
extremely low price. BIFTE0LFF q SONS
JelS Main street betw. First and Second sts,
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: D j ,f"i-' 40 DA'lnF ''' '-'' /. q HEIMANN
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Go hbom il man Concern.
pI-RrIC The trial Of CHARLES

GARD 10 the PUBLIC.-The trial OF CHARLES
u WILLS and WILLIAM CoNLEY Of No SS Broatw,y,
indicted for sR aERs OF on h Of .aa
which bs. occupied the Court n Sessions for the
. week ending the 18th inst has resulted In the conviction OF
Tn. f.ct Of verdict being rendered within forty minutes
All the to The jury 10 the best reiuaiion OF
asa. the testimony d Mr. SAM JEL EMERSON the wit.
upon whose evidence the for the prosecution mainly
rested
In justice Mr. Embe II proper for US now to state
that testimony had beea allowed upon the S se roud
eoscuvey that In his throughout the whole matter
be acted um unse6h and Honorable olives and thai IN VOL
unfairly appearing chief witness for the prosecution ne
Knowingly exposed himself TO suspicion OF motive to violent
AID vec,ve for hope expectation Of bsneht or
citizen in sIdBs u, to bring the guilty to justice. ~
Mr. EmtsIon ;fd ht 9s the TO sell bic n
sood' which, the evening he hsd reaon to suspect
those stolen from Crane struhsr. Inc ns.s @
ToPPISG who INTRODUCED I'M to the undcrInsd CRANE,
our arec,on and .dyice Every detailed in his testimony
known TO Us a. 1t occurred and al ns sep were
se.crbe to Mr. Crane the Interview. with "wil."the
Wilt 10 IL Tonhs-the visit TO Wilsmsoqrsh-the purchase
Fl hs By the cfne and ii
with the Known 70 aud directed o rs I'd
Fmberon the case would complete; but the bssuce
wee to b. shown BIN and their whereaoo thus become
deferred the arrest Of the parties to s'eo'
Without any detail Of the peculiar circumstances which sur
tent than any other. judge correctly Of Mr.
in this whole Transaction We know the purity aud inie
give the Of personal character to sustain him In this
natter among those who know US L.
ars. aud robberes frequent and the eonssOp Of
those concerned that the citizen who like M En-
uspee and moi ii support property exposed to
the of the midnight thieves and snSs ,n our
city. AAhoN LhAN5,
% Sf Gia; f SPiafs N 10 BfS:d:
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Gouses to Get.
ITO LET-RENT TAKEN in BOARD by ths

THO LET-RENT TAKEN ia BOARD by the
OwNER-A country COTTAGE. ei'sibly situated, 20 .
lady foompeuer sho would economze her with
ing postn. The table would De supplied With
vegetables the s.rten There OF fancy aud ut
se flower ounds stached No objection TO have TIE
occupied By Gre; els Bcsrte The family circle
mole ctesrful - :.
Also to Let s6rstclsss BOAROIN9-HOUSEo on Broadway
below UIi l. doing good business, vita ~ rooms
Fun AID fxtnres that cost @ ard over Will be sold
with the goodwill reasonable deduction large pors'n
of the taken 10 securities red estate Poe
s.ion i'm uedse, desired the present occupant retiring
from business.
Aejr-ss sFAMtN ~hA direcsu &c - iutsrvisw to Tie
buioa PCst Okr-
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ACCIDENTS and destruction of

property Is the daily information furnished throughout
the land orn the burning of Fluid Now all DANCER and the
the cause Of accidents entirely removed you use the
PATENT INDIA-RUBBER FLUID LAMP, which cannot oe
bursted exploded and cannot be- Eed when burn
ing They the economical, well as the only Ger
anly Lamp in in appearance extremely neat
aud cannot fail to give entire satisfaction. We desirous OF
granting Special Agencies In county the Unes Sse
on favorable terms and solicit OF the o Ace
stamp to HAWXHURST MOTT, exclusive Manufactures
y the United States. No: So Falionst New.York CITY.
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L'OR SALE or to LEASE, furnished or unfur-
I bi,hed the substantial BRICK HOUSE No. Wilow-st
Brooklyn. 1t Is in 6rssrate order hs, ws,er s aud wan
uited the Genleen who wish TO connect the ea
Of home With economy close attention 10 basne
1py TO CHARLES B. LATHAM, No. 81 Beekman ct, N 4
KANZAS I4ANDS.-The Trustees for tho pur.
IN chase of Lands in Ksnzss will receive deposss IN trust
70 apply them purchase Of the Delaware Indians Trust
Lands purchase n other lands Kanzs Saares
general fund 100 bearing interest," and recsvsoe puf
chase of lands Of the Trust.
For subscription for special investments or OF or urneI
inormston apply personally By letter. Il
No. s Wintsr-f, Boston. JOSEPH LYMAN Treasurer.
AMOS A. LAWRENCE,
VIM DUDLEY PICKMAN, Trustees.
ROBERT B. STORER,
WATER POWER, with or without FACTO.
w RIES, for SALE and TO LET At Mstteawan, N. T. y
hours from NewYork Inquire 1t No. s2 Courtlands or 10
q 8. SCHENCK agent, Mstteawan N. Y.
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1Dairts. Oils. 0IasS. &f.

DEFINED LARD OIL, for burning ~ 80
~ ot's Az cUsURH PjRE TALIOw OIL y
outwess spcrm, stands colder weather s.d - ~ 90
rsns,d =, sso,r. Bsrrrls - 70 % salloas. Osv -
w. QUINCY, No. s. Wlliam-k