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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-05

0k-TThere is one incident in the saclling Of
Lawrence which must be intensely gratifying
to every American who loves and takes pride
in his country. The American flag-the star
spangled banner-was not desecrated by being
planted over the mob that marched under the
U. S. Marshal The banner of the incendiar-
les. cut Threats and thieves who sacked Law
renee, was that of the Palmetto State--the
flag of the lone STAR and one with black and
red stripes. The flag of our country, thank
God! was not polluted by being borne as the
Of the Border Rulfian army.
Gin. Com.
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House they are piled away, ten to twenty in
a room. Bands of music are here from New
York and Philadelphia, and are ready to blow
themselves away if Buchanan is nominated
If, upon the third or fourth ballot, Buchanan
is not nominated then there is no telling when
the Convention will adjourn. One thing IS
certain, James Buchanan will be the nominee.
Upon the first ballot, the South will give
Pierce complimentary vote as reward for
his dough-faced conduct upon the Slavery
question. Douglas will also be fattered thus,
for being treacherous to the North. Having
eased their consciences upon this head, the
South will go over to Buchanan. It is conf
IDENTIFY expected that grand free fight will
come off tonight, in the rotunda of the Bur-
net House, between the Softs and Hards.-
Last night they did everything but fight, and
they may yet conclude to "take it OUT in cur
ses."
Evansville and vicinity is largely represen-
ted in the city to-day. All of them are excl
ted, but our worthy Postmaster, who manages
even in this matter to keep cool.
As the Evansville Daily Journal is not so
unfortunate as to. be an Old Line paper, your
correspondent was not able to get on the plat
form. must tell you one item from which
you can preach a sermon: Every Democrat
with whom I have conYersed, endorses and
justifes the conduct of Brooks, in his late at
tack upon Sumner. They have all gone over
to the South, to cajole it into the support of
this National ticket. So We go. More to-
morrow. Yours, &C., D.
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a Card from Col. Lane.

We find the following card from Col. Lane
in the State Journal of the 31st:
INDIANAPOLIS, May 80, 1856.
To my fellow citizens of Putnam Co., Green
field, Vernon, Martinsyile, Columbus, Terre
IIaute, Vincennes, Evansville, Princeton. Rush
vile, Versailles, Fort Wayne, Ind, and Spring
field and Eaton, Ohio you have heard the late
thrilling news from Kansas. 1 am fastening
there, then, either to relieve, or perish with
that gallant bleeding people.
This trust will furnish an ample apology
for postponing the time hoped to address you.
will tell my constituents Of your kindness to
me their representative, and that they have
your heartfelt sympathies in the struggle in
which they are engaged
Yours respectfully,
j. II. LANE.
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Life Sketches from Common Paths.

| This the title ola neatly printed and bound
book of nearly three hundred pages, just issued
by the publishing house of Appleton & Co..
1t contains a series of tales, admirably told,
and of high tone and moral excellence, writ
ten we are proud to say by a lady of Indiana
an aged lady, and now residing at Vevay, Ind.
Mrs. Julia L. Dumont We cannot refrain
from copying the books dedication, for its
simple beauty and earnestness:
To my Two Sons, the last of the then mirthful
band, whose young feet gladened their parental
home, while the pages of this little volume
were from time to time written, itis noao dedi-
Gated. 1t was intended as Mothers Offering
to all; but now that they who have been re-
moved are privileged with higher than mater
nal teachings, and to those left the stern les
sons of Life have long taken place of every
other, it has become but a simple Memorial Of
that one Sentiment in a mothers heart which
the faintness of closing life cannot deaden.
J. L. DUMONT.
Vevay, February: 1856.
Mrs. Dumont has written much and never
badly. As an evidence that she has high
merits as writer, we may mention the fact,
that she took the first prize for a literary pro-
duction, at Cincinnati, a few years ago, when
the distinguished Harriet Beecher Stowe was
a competitor and took the second prize. We
hope our booksellers will supply themselves
with this volume soon as possible, when we
shall earnestly urge our friends to purchase
copies, not only on account of the high excel
lence of the work, but because every copy pur-
chashed will be rendering assistance to the tai
entel but aged authoress, who is dependent
upon her pen for support.
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NOTICE no CARPFNTERS AND CON
ACTORS.

FNNHE contract for finishing the House in Calhoun
Mclean county, Ky will be let out on the goth Juue
1856 The contract will comprise the entire dpishRg of the
alding including work (save the roof) also
pRstrg and painting Plans and the work
office the undersigned Calhoun
any time
Sealed proposals will he received time before the
goth June when they will be opened and the work let by
the Conmi-sioners The Job is 4 large sna good
Address W.POPE NEAMAE,
les City Buildin Committee.
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CANAL BREAK.-We learn that serious
break in the canal between this city and Gin
ton occurred on Sunday morning last. The
canal is about dry, down this way, and naviga-
ton will be suspended for short time.
Terre H1lte ,J0ur 81
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CINCINNATI CONFERENCE.-THE give an in
teresting letter to-day from our special CORES
pondent at Cincinnati. He touches things off
with lively pen, and gives interesting details
not sent by telegraph. We hope to have a
letter from him every day during the Conyen-
ton.
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OLLkRs AND UNDERs LKEVks.,


y ~
! CEMETERY.
6tECTION l. Be it ordained nv the Common Council of
- the city of Evansville that the
etery shall observe the following rules in making permit
ting in termen-s in said Cemetery:
FirstHe shall. far practicable. ascertain
record of the last place Of residence. nativity
@ b and drs for s sS whose remains
Second-The shall or permit the eorre
Of be inferred in said Cemetery without
some one Of the persons authorized by this ordinance
Thrd-Whenever have had attending
physician during his OF her last Illness such certificate shall
tending physician, then
corpse shall landed from steamboat or
other vessel such certificate shall be from the captain
Fourth-Whenever inquest shall on body
red burial the certificate Of the other officer
acting Coroner setting forth in the finding
the Jury shall ne sufficient certificate under the require
Ffhif the Mayor Of the city. after careful inquiry
required by his orindnce obtained may
why aeS be oad AND h 's
shall be sufficient authority to justify the nterment
other person to any the Board Of Health that
ac5 member Of the Board Of Health ipaniI
Of the death person give the eet
cate z, contemplated JP by this ordinance
ton Of fences within said Cemetery. wit:
Frst-EVerT fence within said Cemetery enclosing any
lot shall fence that the view from with
constructed of wood shah be more than
two ana half feet hh and the spaces between the Stats
bars chall not be less than ten inches wide. .,
not less than five than dollars
Sexton shall fence which may hereafter
be erected in violation OF this ordinance.
SEC. 5. In all in which shall been
heretofore erected in said Cemetery
structure the of this shall
the duty of the claimant the enclosed
by such fence within ninety
this ordinance, alter such fence make
the Of this ordnance failure
such claimant shall be subj the penalty
the last section and such fence may be removed BY
the Sexton.
SEC it shall he lawful for person to hunt,
drive chase any within the enclosure said
shoot discharge any therein ride
drive any horse other animal over. upon
lot in said cemetery hitch heTse
other animal said to the fence
therein deface pencil decorate other
wise dehe injure any tombstone CARVE
stone in said cemetery destroy
berry plant in said cemetery and volangany
shall forfeit
than dollar OF than hundred dollars.
Attest: JOHN HEWSON Mayor.
" ELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk. my2f-2w
4 HANDSOME DIV ELIING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell at private sale the handsome dwelling houae
built by Jacob Born with the lot which it stands 50
front by lis feet Deep Division
and This model house and handsomely finish
ed inside and out with necessary Improvement
TEEMs-one-third cash; Is in s months and = in
months with mortgage on the premises. If sold before
the 22d June it will be sold auction that day
premises. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE, JR..
nyz5 In Agent.
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GF The leader and article following it in
the last Madison Banner received, were wit
ten by us, and of course thus made their first
appearance in the Journal. Our contemporary
shows good taste. We hope he will always
take the liberty of using our editorials when
they are better than any suggestions of his
own on the same subject might prove.
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GF The fine new big buildings going up
on Main street near Water, begin to look like
houses. The second story is now beingapplied.
The foundations of the corner building are
about completed.
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SIMEON LONG vs. MARGARET g. AND HUGH D.
RoQUET Sale Court House June z3d of south
qr of public beginning at point of Main ST. on
front line Of said Is feet and inches from alley Ovid
ngsad from 08 original plan of said city thence
at right angles Main alley in OF said thence
along said alley parallel with Main 1881 feet towards
Second ST. to the first alley aforesaid thence aleng said alley
70 n ST. aforesaid thence aoug Main St. front OF line
OF said qr. to place of beginning
FRANCIS AMoRY VS.. EX. JAS. RCQUET EFT Al
Male Court House door, d of properly beginning Is #
and inches frem the norherly the
er OF public square in Evansville Ind ard running
thence along MAN towards 30 Is feet inches, thence
at right TO an It feet alley in sald
most easery quarter said public thence along
alley and parallel with Main towards Fourth
inches thence IA feet tie place beginning
feet front Main ST. and running back the width IA
feet to the alley
June 18th. at Court House Door, lots Block 49, La
maseo city.
T. E. GARVIN and JACOB LUNKENHETNER VS.
MA RGARET G. R0QUEF ct alSaie at Court House door
thePublie Square caiied) Evansville
county Ind bound foil ws:begnning line of said
feet from the intersection of Main and Sd St. said
city thence with Sd towards Locust AZ feet
right angles Sd So and inches thence parallel with
SAID 90 ST. II &c TO wards Main St. thence 9 II TO the place
of beginning with the appertenance hereunto beOneing
PIGEON TOWNSHIP vs. MARGARET G.. ROQUET ct
aSae account House door of the following ground
city E feet towards the river from Third ST. running thence
right angles Main Obey in the of
said square the south side thence parallel with Main ST.
towards I'd ST. 1874 feet thence parallel with 80 ST. to in
Z JOHN SHANELINvs. JAS. ROQUET and y. CHASD-
LER-Sae 7h House Of that part of the
southery quarter of Public Square in Evansville, Van
from the alley running between said quarter and lot No Jos
from Main Locust running thence towards 3D. st 1874
and extending back from Main that width by lines
ale with Sd the alley in The thence to "a
which said conveyed to the said Roqnet by
the by deed dated Feb 25h 1885, recorded in
book T. records Of deeds OF Fanderbuh coan5 pages ol
and 362
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The Letter of Dismissal to Mr.. Champion.
WAsH1NGToN, May 80.
The following is the letter of dismissal tc
Mr.. Champion
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
wy 90 7n-O

WASHINGTON, May %, 1856.
SR: The President Of the United States
has directed me to announce to you his deter
mination to discontinue further intercourse
with you as Her Majesty's Diplomatic repre-
sentative to the Government of the United
States. The reasons which have compelled
him to take this step at this time have been
communicated to your Government.
l avail myself of this occasion to add that
due attention will be cheerfulIy given to any
communications addressed to this Department
from Her Majesty's Government affecting the
relations between Great Britain and the Uni
ted States, which may be forwarded to this
Government through any other channel
Should it be your pleasure to retire from the
United States the President directs me tc
furnish you with the usual facilities for that
purpose. l consequently incloso herewith the
passport in such cases. laval myself of this
opportunity to renew to you, Sir, the assur-
ance of my respectful consideration,
w. l.. MARCY.
! JOHN +. CHAMPION, ESQ
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C-Parker Fl. French, the refused Walker
Rivas Minister, is delivering lectures at Gin
cinnati this week on Nicaraguan affairs.
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NJ We had nice little shower yesterday
afternoon, accompanied by thunder. There was
not enough rain, however. to lay the dust de-
Gently.
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NEyg ADVEEs, : s41a E3lNTS.


square, lines less, three times.
week, 81 5o weeks. 81 80; month. 81 three
months 81 81; six MONTHS SIC; year. Sl5 Discount
larger advertisements. Cards Of six lines under So per
annum. charge for MARI death or religious notices
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To CARPENTERS AND CONTRADICTORY
call the attention of carpenters and contract
ors to the advertisement in another column,
calling for proposals for finishing the Court
House in Calhoun, Mclean county, KY. This
may prove good job to some experienced
builder.
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UekR RENT

q STORE ROOF Water street door to N. s
IA Johnsons' Stone store. for rent low Enquire
ie5-lm JOHN INGLE. JR.
q tEikESE. 50 boxes Cheese rec and for sale by
u Je5 TENNEY ~ S0RENSON.
EsUCK ETS-20O doz Buckets inst sale by
E2 je6 TENNEY & SCRENS on.
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SHERIFFS SALES.

[Unaer this head will always be found statement
of the sherfs Sales including Of parties property
and time OF sales.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ap5 lyd&v

81 Notices in this place. per line insertion
20 cents line three times 30 per line week. dis
countea longer time
|
A II. SANDERS, ESQ You will announce a &
". MCBRIDE a candidate for the Office Sheriff
derburgh county and obe of the citizens Of the
ty je4
Mr. SANDxRs-Si-: You will please announce my name
independent candidate the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my2a WIN. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my candidate
election subject the decision of the Democratic CoEen
ton. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. SANDERS ESQ --PIease announce my
ddae for the Office Clerk the anderbuh Circuit Court
myi7+ LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JouRNALI candidate for office of Sheriff
of the ensuing Octo her election
ny WIN. HOLDEN.
RI As spring summer medicine would resnmmend
Dr. HOSTETTER's celebrated
others. Its strengthening and effect upon
btated truly astonishing It's tonic action the
liver tendency to drive surface thereby
for these Bters enyabe reputation inasmuch
they pleasant the beverage and
general family medicine wherever known FOrsae
> Di'17-'U . anu 1lO '' HALIoGk & sToDBARD, rs
WOOLSBY Il SAWYER. Agents.
ITALIAN CLOTH
italian Cloth; so cases Lgsres; reed to-day and
! for sale by JAMES Low & co.
my26 AS Main street, Louisville, Ky.
TRUE. -
HNMBI0B'S Store Main doors below Sec
Goods. He Just received another fresh lot of Summer
Goods. which he is selling at the lowest rates. my2S
SOAP AND CANDLES
rs bxs Star Candles; p bxs Extra Tallow Candles
Justree'dD y my2S u H. COOK SON.
REASONS BLACKING.-5O dez Mason, 5 schalIeuve
my2a I. & D. HERMANN.
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Of The Fashion may be expected from st
Louis carly this morning for Louisville
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a meeting of the City Council held the evening
n the ID in the folio wing order unanimously pass
edo rdered that the ali dogs be required
them confined until further ordered by the Councils
Marshal be instructed to enforce strictly the ordinances
regard dogs running large. Now in conformity
the above hereby notify ali dogs
the and Genuine them within three davs
publication of this notice in default thereof will
expiration thai proceed kill all running
at large. JAMES B. EVANS,
Je4-3s Marlhsl.
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4 HANDsOME DWEILINti ZOE sAIE CHEAP
TOWN LOTS

- ~ Wv AS LIN \ -
A T A u G. T [ O N!
AN SATURDAY, the 2Sh day june. 1856
w of Main and Third streets. HOuse
IN Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be OF
fered for sale at auction,
Eightlots in Hornbys Enlargement of Evansville. which
fronts the Ohio and Evansville heloWer
or rthwe side. Some Of these lots Water street
and others First and High They opposite the
only good landing in low water and
great demand for business
cash; Il years with interest, and Z in years with
interest. (the payable annually cent? secured
by the subject foreclosure the
whole debt default in payment Of inalment OF tho
principal
ALso-The wing lots in Lanasco nd in
III: and Is in block block
1873; in block in block o.
H. IN block 1875 lots q. block 49, 'front.'
High street in the 18th enlargem 70
1856 lets and IN block us lots p and % block l2 lots
TO- II and Il in block 49,
Aso-Lots q B. y and 10 in block in the Norhorn Cor
Roweys) Enlargement Of Evansville lots Is being suh
II and Is having on them good dwelling house with rooms
and kitchen.
ALso-The following the Southern Eniargement;
o. and in block p and bk3: s. 9and lOln DIE
9 y 49, Il and Is in BLK 10; Il and II in tlk ~
! and IN 81 ~ l. 2 and in tl'k Is; l. ana SIN {" b
= III and II IN hk i5 J. and - in - X 10 anu 'Vs
= and sui divisions OF Outlot4 Upper Eni arg
NE TERMS OF Payment for all except the - ~ -
bye Enlargement, will lie easy and viii be made AAONh on
the day Of sale.
Several lots Horribly sn argoment will be leased
able terms ), lOOr Is years, by priv
tAS. q JONI Tor sell.
Join SHANkliS.
John j. CHANDLER.
WA II. CHANDLER.
TUQS :. SMITH ard
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THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
Special Correspondence Of the Journal

The Croa0d- Conanittee on Cre5entials--A Re-
tresHtng Mus" Go in Len5ons''-C 0n1naettee
on Plattorna-A a0el0 P2anb-Big5ugs in At
tendonce-I The Probable -EUanSvi71e
L)eleGntes dc
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WALNUT STREET HoUsE,)
CINCINNATI, Monday, June 2. {

You doubtless expect me to say in the first
place. that the Queen City is crowded.
Crowded" is word that might apply in ordi-
nary cases, but to-day every hotel, boarding
house. steamboat and store, is jamnaea. I write
at 3 P NJ. The Convention met at II o'clock
and effected temporary organization, with
Saml Medary in the chair. The bone fae
delegates proceeded to discuss the question
weighing heavily upon the hearts all, E, the
unfortunate family quarrels between the
Hards and Softs of New York, and the Ben
tonites and Antics of Missouri. A committee
was appointed to examine the credentials of
the disputed delegations. and report thereon
at 10 A. M. tomorrow. The ''simon pure''
put their heads together, and shortly presented
the names of the following gentlemen for said
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Notices in this place, per line insertion
20 cents per line three times; 30 per line week. dis
cOuntea longer time.
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n y2S-ttd 3tw
az Nolksbote COY
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ME unders gnedrepectully inform the their
Il ICE CREAM SALOON will be op=ned this even ny
June I'd end continue the their Confectionery
on First street, between Main and sycamore 8.
je2-IE JOHN FARRELL & co.
~ F. RYE FLOUR bills Markle's brand Just
- reed by je3 q. Ii. CUOK y son.
tHEESE.-5p Lxs Cream Cheese reed per SOVEREIGN By
~ Ie3 y. II COOK 4 SON
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~ = u n n - = y y A1AFs
a GOOD blacksmith that do good country work
"a can find permanent employment in healthy location
one need apply unless well recommended. Gail this
fee ie2 2t*
SCION Spring STOCK k0E6 1886.
EAS. OAKLEY & son. First street. Foster block now
sS the citizens Evansville vicinity
and desirable stock of Goods generally very low
prices and invite friend and
and examane for themselves stock is fresh and
varied je2
IL great many of those beautifully Embroidered Swiss for
Window Curtains which close by
first of August therefore look out for bargains.
je2 ROSER, BR0. & FREY.
= DOE Cedar Staff Churns Sahet br3ssba Buckets;
90 do brass band Pals. for sale by
Je2 1. e. D. HERMANN.
se boxes Cream these; 10 boxes Musselmnn's lump
e9 - Tobacco, for sale by
je2 ]. & d. HERMANN.
EFL0UR! FLOUR!!-A SUPPLY kept constantly hand
q hereafter sale by the quantity single barrel
the Low Is market prices for cash only.
je2 5 y. GILBERT q co. Sve Water
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ITALIAN CLOTH
Italian Cloth so Lustres to-day an
for sale by JAMES Low & CO.
my26 AS Main street, Louisville, Ky
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terro-Haue
A. NJ, which local passengers will be taken.
Trains by Indianapolis which is eight mnutes
faster than Evansville tn1o
81 For information through Tickets. apfly the.
Ticket Office. head of Loeuststreet. Evansville.
dee27 J.+J. DANIELS, Sun
Enquirer Princeton Clarion. Vjnoeunes Gazette Hen
derson Patriot take out Other sav. and eopy.
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add. 4. SANDERS, EDITOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-25
"The Labor Market >,

Under this head, the New York Journal of Com.
merce states that there is a decided scarcity of
labor in New York. Offerings for employment
with liberal compensation are presented on every
hand, for men and women An explanation Of
this unusual state of things is suggested by the
journal" In the general prosperity of the various
branches of labor; but more readily in the partial
suspension of emigration, and the fact that few
emigrants arrive at New York as their ultimate
destination, but are, In the great majority of In.
stances, ticketed through to distant points in the
interior In addition to this, it is stated that nanv
departments of labor, such as are connected with
the manufacture Of clothing, furs, &c are greatly
extended, compared with what they were few
years since. and require the employment of an
increased number of hands, notwithstanding a
great amount of sewing IL now done by machinery