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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate the bill appropriating S5o, 900
for a survey Of the Ohio river and it's tributa-
ries, was taken up but no disposition was
made Of it. y ~ ~ -.
The House then went again into the Com
mittee Of the Whole on, the tariff Lii.
Mr.. Boyce said in june '5S there will be q
surplus revenue of :orty three millions in spite
of the extravagan, appropriations Tor the, last
few years, hence the necessity Of reducing. The
revenue. lie asserted that since '32 there has
been paid to manufacturers by indirect taxa
ton a thousand million OF dollars, and earn
estly condemned the protective policy. He
said he advocated Free Trade and direct taxa
ton. He knew nothing that wonld contribute
more to the grandeure Of the country. The
substitute he offered for the Tariff Bill was a
step in that direction. Two steps moro and
we shall have Free Trade. - -
No action was taken on the Tariff Bill now
before the House. One motion was made to
lay it on the table, which was defeated.
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GREAT CURE OF nj spEPsIA.

@. @. MERsHON. Merchant says:
= - SIsPsoSvILLE. shelby Co. KY. March 80 lS55.
The Germ~n Bters give raj sasfactiop andt here
with you ,ertneate OF Mr. Morton Berkeley respects
BILE farmer of this cluntry-''
SINPsoSvILL. Ky March 90 IssS--Dear Sir-I ouid in
yoa ben afflicted Tor several viii
Dyspepsia, in very aggravated FORA for which uset
Sarsapsriiia various other emedie with ut obtaining
retef From the various tes favor Of Hoo
lands German Btters vas induced TO try ITEM ano nov
pleasure. that through their enioyini
hath than have dove for aud cheerullJ
ters ell Aiet~d with that terrible dis
Respectfully yours.
To Or. g " Jackson. MORTON BERF LEY.
See al vertisem ent Gee g.. Iebs-SAw
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FOR THE JOVJSeNAL.

never 'spfred tew be pOie. -
Un.erat tell. 'srsse yos no it;) H"TIA
BatifI .hawttsers'svi rtn in IL -i e 20
- Darn'd IL would NJ in nnii
10. But when you tawk of dog ratyPin.
wesstsr' svoun and takes delite in;
-slsr Ded or live he'll stamp your fsetars.
And bAbiz'' ,t,w, deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. etssr plate.
IVA tis'itss ysvr sh.ader SIRE -TfTfrrg
H So nAtrai and 80 trev to life.
= 10 When yew'rs vay twill fool yswr wife. ~
novzs-a.f rrLEsroN's Gallery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

. 0 The banking capital of New York Is
now over ninety-six million dollars, and has
more than doubled in She last s,x years.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

eg- coed sreie will a. apnh rretende
r. has Ven said ths. city paradise
hrab-r.: b.et -esiiv ncro-ons article csrss %
al u-smscf or itanS VII stand the test of snv
nnsitioa derena.n upon inAed natpris: and Hostc~r
Si.er- hear ~viae.e- o. this for t has beru
hoianfhv th-fossr's tried sr found
irr in -nrinx Of Dyspepsia in FORM When
these facts are tno.n why should itnot he appreciated
everybody. For ssi. nv Usgeis and Dealers
KELLER K WHITE.
HALIO1E e sTpDDs RO. II
fet4-ds~ woOLSEY K SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

Missouri CENsus.-The census OF Missouri
exhibits an increase of white population equ-
al to 3S per cent in six years, while the in.
crease Of slave population has only been two
per cent. II slavery does not increase in Mis-.
sour. in the ratio Of the natural multiplied.
t'cnof the black population, it is evident the
tide sets out instead OF into the State; and il
slavery voluntarily goes out of Missouri, il
certainly won't go into Kansas, where the
habits and prejudces of the people are against
it, and where the productions and climate are
imore unfavorable to it than in Missouri.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

Av.trsb,r MEDICINE In rciur,rs OF to-dsv. viii
he fnuu ,hs card Or T. II. cAvASAUc advertising
that distressing dseae TIE Piles The
Or has FOR his atteron this GLASS
diseases With neh ths, he nov oAe. to re
pnhe neiiat preparation entitled n th~ir entire
tested durine the
eesry has Proved 20 ccacious
In all eases. We mend tbs Afflicted 70 try IT.;
| - (Chicsso Path FINDER.
For sale in this ci.yby feb3 KELLER & WHITE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
m Arks

- - RAT-Es. -
ssluare lines less time. soc: three tss q;
week u wseks. ~ 80; Month. a; thru
"a 81 six months. $40; year. sis Discount
Cards Of six lines under -
ehafss marriage. death religious
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13

GA correspondent from Nebraska Ter
ritory. says the snow lies at least three feet
deep-over the country, and in some places is
SO drifted as to render travelling impossible.
The spring opens there three weeks. earlier
than in the North of Ohio. de advises emf
grants to 60 early into the territory to get
their crops planted early, that they may ma
ture in good season besore the autulnnal frosts.
And the first care Of the new settler should
tie, to get warm house and warm stables =
The towns are all increasing with astonish-
ing rapidity. and the country will receive an
immigration this season that will entitle it to
become State next year. 49,, .s.rs-s.h
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feb4-i&r

m heat ev'f-nc-tfnt heafi-c-d in favor o. the
Hocasud's German Ritters. prerar>dhy
Dr. c. NJ Jarkssn. rs the ede-ted dsm>nd fsrthe
from all M rts ofshe and although there be
eempcunas prepared and being worthy OF
liberal feel cs~sra,ef remark. that
the which the hv doc
tor hon,rsa by OF the highest ehsrscter
and who ouni TO have recourse
his preparation b test cien.y corensve thst
the s'mosf efiste relief %
those with ha. dyspepsia has
been discovered. See adyeitistnen.. Fo- .1'e hv
fsb4 80 = ~ KELLER & WHITE.
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COAL.
+ IeNsLIROAD MEETING as.e
A 7 OW EN- SVIL L f o N

meeting will be heli az 0wensvilic. SATURDAY. the
18th day OF February this purpose taking
the construction of Railroad fron pcnt the e.
O. Rsiirosd. throush ow-nsvie 70 wssssh river. The
citizens all the interested in the enter
prise. invited attend The meeting will be addressed
by JUDGE HALL. of Prucespn aaa w other gentlemen
from Evansville. aud Gibson and Posey ceanties.
Books for sutscipon stock Of the Road from Ovens
Vile to the t. O. Railroad will he orened At that time
and desired thatau win rrepired t,centrihue
heir aid and hu. push the project forward.
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Daily Fr.rht rra,rsesrs Frsisviiis and :;
74oA NJ on hich LEGAL rssse psers VII t<taken 11
So For sny Information Jiekes Apply the
compasys Transrcration Once street Nv.
ansviite. = 6eci8 j.. j. DAHlEL8
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
BOAR DING

this place. ten cents per line one insertion
so line three times; 30 line week. dis
eoua lor ger time.
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EXPORTS OF BREApsruFFs.-The exports of
breadstuffs since the LIST Of September last do
not indicate any great diminution from last
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-13
AGENTS WANTED.

Several Agents ~anted for eoecOrs aud eanvasser
for paiar bn.ness throush the esnury. employ
atsisence auess and tact we'll
high Character FOR integrity Thc's possessing the quail
Hcans will isira tn aiTe address By applying 70
the publisher off narer.
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rx,fp,r f,t uoxoR

Evansville Temple OF Honor No. meets every Thursday
ths Hail. Water overthe Canal Bsnk
- -. r. ". PoTSrDExrER. W. G. r. 4
Al. o'REILLY. " r.. =. : 49, ~
Beacon Light Social Tsupie No Is meets aite-nas.
Friday evening as shove. = JOHN HYDE y. p. r.
q. ". RJDyARD. q. r., ~ ian2o '57-iy
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ewOOD. wOODa-orders for Wood left ss sAxur
yIcKEEY will be promptly filled. ssF-- as-.-- feb3
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-05-30
a Singular Case.
A letter from Cleves, Hamilton county.

A letter from Cleves, Hamilton county.
Ohio, says:
Wat. Eckrnan, wealthy citizen of this
place; was taken violently i'll on the morn
ing Of the 10Th, ard, by hav ng the kind and
prompt services of two erudite Esculapinses
received his "quietus' about five O'clock
the same Gay. Next morning the t,efunct
Eckman was kindly slowed away in his cot.
fin, and joltedin market wagon to the Be
rca Church, distance Of two m les. where
funeral sermon was preac, ed by the Rev.
VIM. Lee. The solemn thing was about
concluded. the last hymn was read. and the
choir was about to "strkc up" when they
were suddenly annoyed by dscordant and
very unmuscal sounds and kicks, which if
seemed obvious were going en- inside the
coffin. Yon may possibly imagine there w.s
some CONSERVATION in that meeting bousc
aboat that time-wclf there was nothing else
for few minutes. at least half of the con-
Sreeation broke for the door, and the bal
ance were aboi. to ''foIlow suit" when the
kev. Mr.. lee descended from the pulpit, all |
IN lead voice ordered the coffin to be speed
~ opened, which was done, when it was
found that Wat. was not only alive and
kicking, but was struggling to free himself
from his--to him mysterious confinement.
The blood was flowing freely froEi bis mouth
and nose, but in very few .ainutes he was
able to speak. lie was carried to the house
of Abram Patterson, Esq, about two hun
dred yards from the church, ar nl,ys;ciar
sent TO-, who remained W. ~, LII, ~
next morning, when - Iii Ill 80 ,.o J,
about the rooW ""'
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Kansas Matters.

The following communications appears in
the New York Times of Tuesday, the 10Th
instant:
AS the proposition of Governor Robinson
and other Free State men to Mr. Secretary
Stanton, Seems the cause of different judg-
ments on the part of our Eastern friends, an
explanation of the causes which produced
that proposition may aid in the formation Of
correct opinions concerning it.
The writer hereof was present at Law
renee during Mr.. Stanton's speech, and
heard it all and participated in the CONVEX
sations which cnsued between him and the
citizens during the same evening and the
following morning. l:cncc, what | sha!
here state will be given of my own knowl-
ed re- and will also be substantiated by va
rouS others cocnzant Of the same facts
"What," said Mr.. Stanton, would satisfy
you ?" :: An honest revision of the census
list, and half the .iud ,es of clec:ion,' was
the reply. The plan proposed III Gov. Rol-
inson'S letter was then mentioned he APP
proved that part rell,ing to the census, and
8 thought tie other might be satisfactorily ar
ranged. He was told that lie had the power
to secure these changes but expressed him
self conf lent that his influence would sui
q c. At his own request, the opposition was
reduced to writing; and as he had left Law
renee before its completion, it was sent to
him at Leconpton.
During the next morning, in conversation,
he reit rated his confidence in being able to
secure the cooperation Of the Sheritis and
Probate Judges in this plan, and left town
with the apparent expectation of receiving
and acting on the proposal.
Knowing all this you may imagine my as-
constituent at the tone and character Of Mr..
S;anton's answer. I had no faith n the sue
cess of the plan, but did not look to see
/ him 50 unhesitatingly and disingeniously ig-
more the whole offspring If his own wish, and
cody assume To instruct his memorasts in
! the very principles of law and matters of
fact which they had taught him a short time
before. He was told that he would not be
al owed to execute any such plan, at the
same time that it's proposal was yielded to
his earnest entreatics; yet here we have
him imparting to his C respondents the very
/ ideas lie would not receive from them /! b
But the cause is clear having found, on
returning to Lecompt.m, that his friends, the
Free State Democrats" (Sheriff jones.
, Judge Wood, Gen. Calhoun, &C.. would al
! low no such tinkerng Of their Just and fair
! convention aw--which it is The confessedly
| special policy of Mr.. Buchanan to see ex-
! ,cuted ''-Mr. Stanton was obliged to re
/ trace his stepsi lii the castles. way. teblW w. sc-
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The Cumming Comet.


Philosopher Cumming has predicted that
on the lIth of June next, the blazing comet
which was seen few days since, will hit US
lick with his red hot tail, and sweep us
lick with his red hot tail, and sweep US ous
of existence in less than no time. "".'n.
Mr.. Cumming is coming to q pom. o' mu..
in his announcement OF the com"y eo"I
remains to be seen. If we are al " y.
dashed to pieces, and our earth maec 10 ,'a'
as pancake by this meddlesome htruue.'
we would advise who are hard up 10 give
tLeir notes. falling due on the llth OF june
and then the three days grace VIII car ;,
nv them beyond the reach of protests.
This will prove more efficacious than any
bankrupt law, and will save those WHO arc
short" heap of trouble.
Some wag has perpetratcd the i",'o"" s
ouizzical poetry, just to plague o'u M
Comet. We first saw it in the HORIZON AT
gus. but who the father is, we Know not
The comet is coming, oh dear, oh dear
On the 18th of June il is bound 10 De merry,
At least, that is-what old CKnmihg does say,
Aud the Millertes kRotc he ant oat oil the way
The Comet is coming, oh my, oh my .,
When this glorious country VIII De Ahoe i"''F'
1t will all disappear in q whrl~ind OF nre'
Or old Mr.. Cumming will come out HAT
The Comet is coming, take care, take care!
The Comet is coming, right down through the "''
The Comet is coming, and that very soon'
Its arrival will be on the llth OF june
For since II is coming now then. now then
Why keep out from under, that is, n yos can
Its arrival will be in the season of greens, .
And it will knock the whole OF US into snsAHeTst"s'
The Come, is coming, twill be here by and by;
Mouse of your do lying, you can't If you try,
Don't you look savage-better turn pale. -,
For wen all be swept off aeith saceep gifts tda
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MONDAY. MAY 2J, 1851.

Council called to order at III o'clock A.
NJ, by the President.
A message was received from the House
of Represcntatives announcing that that body
had passed bill to incorporate LIE Suer city
in which the concurrence OF the Council was
requested.
MIR. Rolettc moved the rules be suspend
ed in order to take up the bill. ost.
Mr. Setter offered resolution that COM
mttee of two be appointed to act with a
similar committee ON the part of the House,
to wait on his Excellency, the Governor and
inform him that both Houses are now ready
to adjourn, sine die, if he has no further Off
cial communication to make.
The President appointed Messrs. Free
born and Thompson to act as said committee
on the part Of the Council.
A message was received from the House
announc ng that the Speaker had appointed
Mcssrs Kinssbnry & Whi,lock, a committee
on thu part Of the House, to wait on the
Governor.
Mr.. Freeborn, at ten mieutes before II
o'clock, NJ. reported to the Council that the
committee had waited on the Governor and
received for answer that lie had no further
communications to make to the Legislature
On motion of Mr.. Setter, the Council adj
journed, sine die.
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N. b. Those who prefer may consult DR.. La Croix
upon aEy Of tie diseases upon Which his book ats
either personally by mall His medicines
in the short space Of six days. and completely and
:rey eradicate all traces of those disorders Which CO.
pava 1d cubebs have long been antidote, to the
ruin OF tine health of the patient. His French Secret"
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DR.. Ia CroX's medicines free from all mineral
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SATURDAY MAYER. 1877
Council met at 10 o'clock, AM.
journal Of yesterday real and approved

Council met at 10 o'clock, AM.
journal Of yesterday real and approved.
BILLS PASSED
a bill to incorporrt" the Minnesota and
North Western Railway Comnanv.
An act TO incorporate the Southern Mn
nesota Land Company.
An act to incorporate the LAX c Superior
and Crow Wing Railroad Compa ny. -
An act to incorporate the St. Paul ORA
matte Joint Stock Association.
An act to change the name of the Root
River Valley and Southern Minnesota Rail-
road Company.
a Joint Resolution in regard TO School
Lands.
On motion of Mr.. Setter, the Council took
recess until three o'clock, p NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met at 8 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The following joint resolutions was adop-
ted:
Resotced. That the Governor DC authorized
to appoint some suitable person to take charge
of the capitolbuiding, and to pre- rare tie Hall
at the House of Reprcsen tat:ves ror the mem
bers Of the Consti utioD al Convention. which
is 10 meet at St. Paul on the first Monday
in July next.
The council also pa ssed the 70 llowing jo:nt
Resolution:
Resoicei, That the Legislative Assembly
o. the Territory of Minnesota adj, ,urn with
ont dav at IL O'Clock, NJ, on Mon day, 25th
day Of May, 1867.
On motion the Council adjourned till Mon
day.
House OF kEPR EsEHrATIvrs-Tbea House
was called TO orderat 10 O'clock.
Mr. Murray offered res olutioi that
Messrs. Greeley, Stannarl, Smith, Cham
blia, Grant, Chas e, and Wilkie. be excused
iron further attendance at this session.
b Adopted.
{ a bi,fto Incorporate the Crow Wing and
\; Lake Superior Railroad Company was read
: a first time and passed. al 'r-
/ The Cornell joint Resolution in regard to
! Schon Lands was taken npand passed.
I Adjourned to 3ro'cleck, p NJ.
I AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Murray offered the following resolu-
ton: ! I Il i 81 l &
Resolved, 1.-THE Council concurring) That
i the Governor be authorized to appoint scne
suitable person to take charge OF the Capt.
tol building and to prepare tic Hall OF the
House of Representatives for the use OF tho
Constitutional Convention at their meeting
in St. Paul. Adopted. ,'''@
The House passed resolution Council
r, concurring) that the two Houses adjourn
:, sine die on Monday at IL O'clock, NJ.
-tLutle business Of general interest trans
pred during the day except the hearing o.
reports, Transmission Of Messages, Sci --l
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Wisconsin Leather Co.,

NO. SO EAST Wa TER STREET.
Milwaukee,, Wisconsin.
Have hand at all times the largest and best assort
ment in the West of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, CALF AND KIP,
French Philadelphia and Slaughter Innings, Bindings,
Findings Harness. Birdie, Collar, Sheep Skins Lacing,
Band Leather, and
PATENT LEATHER BETTING.
Having an immense Tannery OF our own, and unsur-
passed facilities for buying safely say that
DEFY COMPETITION.
At all times, Cash and the highest prices paid for
Hides Pelts, &c.
Any wanting anything in the line, will do well to
visit our City and give a CALL .
Milwaukee, April, 1857. my2-w1m
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OF MINNESOTA, Ram.

-
COUNTY. In the matter of the Estate Of WILLIAM W.
PAGE, deceased. Upon reading and filing the Petition of
John w. Prince, resident Of said County, and it ap
pearing therefrom that the said petitioner has his
possession instrument in writing purpOtng to be the
last Will and Testament Of Wilton W. Page late of said
County, deceased, And further appearing from the
said petition, that the egatees named in said WILL and
all persons in any manner interested in the Estate Of
said Deceased, are non residents of this Territory:
1t is ordered that all persons in any interested
in the Estate of said deceased be notified to be AID ap
pear before the Judge Of Probate of the County Of Ram
sey aforesaid at his Office in the City of St. Paul in said
County, Saturday the 18th day Of June next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, to show if
any exists why the said instrument should not be ad
mitted to Probate and proved the last VIII and Tesla
ment of the said William w. Page deceased. And II is
further ordered that such notice be given to all
interested in the said Estate by the publication of this
order for three weeks successfully in public newspaper
printed and published in said County of Ramsey called
the weekly Minnesotian.".
Dated at the Office of the Judge of Probate of Ramsey
County, May 9Th, 1851. Nv. D. HEARD,
District Attorney, and Ec- 0fcio Judge of Probate.
-w1f
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mr.. v3tgler Convicted Of Abortion.

BUFFALO, May q.
DR.. Bicler, of Rochester, who has been on
trial here for week past, was last night
convicted Of manslau liter in the second de-
gree. in securing the abortion Of Miss Anne
liza Norris.
Judge Clinton will give him his sentence
tomorrow.