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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21

got out Of the difficulty of his endorse
ment to the State for May, by some
hook or crook that has not yet been made
public.
We now come to the grand game OF
jugglery by which Bright for time
crushed his great rival, Gov. Wright,
bamboozled the peoples Representatives
most Observation-Disclosures by the free
use of whisky, or the freer use of pro-
misses of Bank stock and fat Offices, we
are at loss to determine--and played
smash with our Democratic crOckery
ware generally. We were there all the
time, saw the maneuvers, and know the
lick it was done by; therefore what We
say on this head we know to be strictly
true, and can be relied upon. Early in
the session the redoubtable United States
Senator arrived at the Capital, took
suit of rooms at the Palmer, and made
himself as comfortable during the biggest
part Of two months as ''gin cocktails"
and eight dollars day. could possibly
make a man feel. Here we find the par
ticular lion,of Indiana Democracy, in fact,
as his friends are vain enoagh to think,
''the owner Of our party" and the man
who it is supposed by green horns, car
ried Indiana for Buchanan" laying his
ropes to beat the sterling Democrat, Joe
Wright, for the Senate. Jesse maneuv-
cred for some five weeks in the 5elief
that he could crush Wrigh. openly aud
above. board, and with an apparent show
of fairness, but, alas! he found out his
mistake. He became convinced that
dublicity and strategem must be resorted
to, and jesse is not the man to hesitate
at any meanness, when an dbject is to be
accomplished. He therefore opened ne
gotations with Gov. Wright and his
friends, the finale of which was a treaty
OF peace, a reconciliation of all past diff
culties. The terms were that Bright
and Fitch should go to the United States
Senate, and the Gov. be unanimously
recommended to Cabinet appointment.
Gov. Wright and his friends, who are act
ually in the majority, scrupulcusly per-
formed their part OF the contract by cleo
ting Bright and Fitch to the Senate, but
as it is said to the everlasting shame and
damning disgrace of Bright, that at the
very time Wright and his friends were
performing their stipulations, II e friends
Of Bright, 40 doubt instructed by him to
do so, were sending letters and despatch-
es to Whcailand, implorins Blu 'hanan
not to appoint Wright as one of lis Ca
hinct These letters were soon followed
up in person by Bright, who visited
Wheatand and made his verbal protest
against Gov. Wright's appointment.
Such unparalleled duplicity, meanness
and political knavery inlndiana, was alone
reserved for Jesse ID. Bright. Joseph A.
Wright though beaten by such disgrace
ful means, towers as. far above Jesse ID.
Bright, in the estimation of the masses
of Indiana Democracy, as the Heavens are
above the Earth. While the former will
be impressed upon the grateful remem-
brance of our children's children, the
latter will be remembered only with scorn
and contempt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21
HENDERSON, EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS
VILE REGULAR PACKET.

q ITI1Sll - THE steamer DIAMOND
s@;s rs5=-.sssl Capt. IIolcraf. has resumed her
ular trips as usual passing Evansville, every Wed.
nesday and saturday. dec3l
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p,jRl.C SALE

THNIIE undersigned will sell ~ Rockport, Spencer
II county. Ind, on IN" 9nth day uf MAY next, tii
acres Of land, living i'm sad county, i've miles from the
Ohio River the Elizabeth and Cenrcvi e Roats trJn
Grandview paSsnC ny it. and the farm of !;e0J amin La
mer adjoining IL. There is small log house On the
track ana clearing of abou 10 acres, the renainder Is
heavily timhertd with Walnut, Oak, Nc Ii h1s rare
advantage Of being waterei by small stream passing
through H. and alsp springs Immediately on it
Ii will he sold together or divided to suit purch.ers
apil-Jw HOW AhD ID " NElLL.
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RAILROADS.
r ALL Z . A D 4.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
L s 3 Z

AN and after MONDAY, May 18th ls57, and until
u further notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville AZ O'Clock and - minutes. A. VI yincrn-
II - Is PM and arrive al Terre liaute 2:55 VI.
Connecting with trains for Indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East, also for trains on the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Terre Haute-Bag gage checked
lniiadrpolis
RETURNLbG-leave TcIre IIaute at $40 p. NJ. az
ter the arrival of trains from the East and West; VIM
6:30 L. NJ. and arrive at 900 L. hereto
fore.
Passengers hy this train arrive at Cincinnati at 1l,
evening, Cleveland at 500 next morning instead
of 2:.a l.. NJ. as by former arrangement.
The night express between yincennes and Terre
Haute is discontinued.
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FOR WABASH RIVER.

a cT1sIl - THE fine steamer RANGER,
s-sz5Z r--etss<ss1 Parr, master. will be here to-
ss-z.sez=<:z= z-zz-<morrow, To load for the above
destination, and will run regularly in the trade. For
feli3 JOHN ) MITCHELL.
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IF 4 X T. 5 =

Freight trains viii leave Evansville and Tee Haute
at 200 A. NJ drawing passenger car for the accom-
modation of local el. The inward freight train will
arrive Evansville 400 z. VI. instead of 500 p. NJ
as heretofore.
For any information through tickets apply At the
Companvs Transportation Office, head Of Locust street
Evansville.
j. j. DANIELS,
Superintendent.
-Yr Vncennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat Mt Carmel Register and Mt Vernon Advo-
cate take cut former advertisement and copy myl9t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21
LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE REGU-
LAR Jacket.

4 1lisik - THE well known and fast
tri,-l-rfls 80 .sSFl >teamlpuat W. 4. EAYES, Capt.
zl-=z-ssD Duncan. has re-entered the
trade Tor the AMI will continue to make regular
trips. The accommo lltions for passengers of a
superior order For freight passage apply on board
Leaves Louisville every Wednesday and SATURDAY at
1 O'Clock. p. M, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Thursday and Sunday at O'Clock, p. n.
ap9i3m
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GREEN RIVER PACKET.

a ii - TIE steamer UNION, Capt.
-Irss.s-sl Roberts. having been just fin
=>-sszz--sz-sS z--ssished with all the latest inn
provemcn;s Of 80 tons capacity, fast and very light
draught, will ply regularly in the above trade, for
which s. was hiilt expressly, and solicit; liberal
share OF puslic patronage For freight passage ap
plv on hO1rl. mh7
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FOR THE WABASH.

a rIl - REGUiAE Eyansvlllo and
t-sssl-w -w.zst1 Wabash River packet, steamer
-=a-E-=1=-=- -=----<1ARKANSAS TRAVELLER, VI.
King, Master, viii ply regular packet during the
season. For freight Or passage apply ON board
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WARAsH RIVER PACKET.

n cTTrll - THE light draught steamer
kSsss-7 ta..sr'ss-&SssS5l KATE SARCHET, +. Y. De-
-ssS-se.s=-=---z- souchet, master, will run as
regular pac9et between Evansville and the different
pnipts on tho WABASH River, during the entire
For freight or passage apply on board. fehlO
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OLD ESTABLISHED
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
KRAFT & HEILMAN,
PINE STREET.
Evansville, Indiana.

THE proprietOrs of the City Foundcry are now pre-
pared to do all kinds of Machine and Finishing work,
and everything apperaning to the foundery business.
Machinery OF all Kinds, Made and Repaired.
We have every facility Of the best machinery and
workmen, and give all work entrusted TO Us, our
undivided attention. We are manufacturing
BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES,
OF any power required, and ready to promptly NIL or
ders for this kind Of machinery, warranting work,
and satisfied with reasonable prices. The Foundry,
Finishing Shops, &c., are on Pine street.
THE SALE ROOMS
are MAIN STREET, just above Second, where
orders viii be received.
ap16ly kRATL HblLhAN'
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
STATESMAN,

q olI-Ell - CAPT. SULLIVAN, will run
hfsl--ss.ssy-Esf1 rs a regular packet between
- Louisville and Henderson, pass
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DRUG store.
DIR / 7. PENNINGTON.

EaAVING purchased the stock of Medicines open
ed for sale by Crawford Bell, few months since,
desires 10 call the attention OF the public, particularly
of physicians and merchants coming to this city to
make purchasers, to his assortment. which will lie
constantly receiving additions from the Eastern cities,
and which will he sold low terms as can be aorl
e-l lN anv other establishment in the West No. ,,
Washington Block Buildings. Sep.9
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

a CNT--lA - TIVE splenIid passenger steam
tf,IA-57-S er NORTHERNER, J. F.
s-Izz2-ZSzs---El Master; Archer, Clerk,
Passing Evansville, going up every Wednesday at
O'Clock. II. VI Going down passes Evansville every
Saturday ut IL O'Clock, NJ W i'll maze regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing at all
Northeyner is for speed comfort and safe
ty. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth D. :.
for Cincinnati, anu by Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities
Passengers going Fast by taking through tickets
this stamer, viii time expense and 20 to 90 hours
disagreealle Railroad travel.
Connects ut Memphis with the splendid line of New
Orleans and Memphis packets. and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and az Paducah with the Cumber
hn1 and Tennessee River packets; at Cairo with the
-. Louis packets. aps9
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LEIGH & VJERIINC.

HYAvE just opened a large snld well selected stock
n of DRUGS and MEDICINES at their old stand,
to which they would respectfully invite the attention
of Physicians, Country Merchants and the public gen.
er-,lly. A large stock OF PAINTS, OILS, GLASS and
GLASSWARE, NARNISH, BRUSHES, ETC., always
ON hand
ALSO:-Pure Wines and Brandies FOR medical pur-
poses LEIGH X VIERLING,
ap2.-im Water street, door below Main.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS AsD DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT.
Warranted Good or tie Money Refunded.
Deal Exclusively in Boots s. Shoes.
hCR Spring and Summer purchasers are POW to
~ hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have n
verv large assortment of every variety of BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can he sup
pliel on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct frmn the Country Manufacturers and manv OF
our goods manufactured expressly for Give
our stock examination before buying elsewhere.
NcREA WELLS,
ap37 First street. Fosters Block
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
NEW BDONS!

New Novel, by author of Margaret Maitland, ''Th'
pay ofmy Life"
New Novel, by Naginn, The EraScrian Papers.
New Novel, Don Antonio.
Hoods Poems a beautiful edton-only $l,J0.
Surgeons Sermons, 2d Volume.
Lena Rivers, hy authcr of Tempest and Sunshine.
New SnppN of DIR. Name.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-21

HtIG ARS.-2O0O0 Genuine Free Trade Cigars reed
and FOR sale by mh23 |. L. ID. IIEIMANN.
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HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD

Thin and acrd blood cannot secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those who dvspeptc
should be to commence the publication of their llood
BRiNDRETH'5 PILLS,
Not only purify, hut they make the blood richer, and
aid those principles upon which its power to resist dis
ease, depends.
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARE
TIE REGULARITY OF BRANDRETH's PILLS. Now
that we may soon expect genial Spring, it is Of grel;
importance that few doses be used by the wise. Our
race are subject redundancy of vtated bile at this
season. and il ia dangerous ii is prevalent; hut
Brandreths Pills afford nvaluableand efficient pro-
lection. BY their occasional we prevent the col
lection of those impurities, which, when in sufficient
quantities cause much danger the fine organs of
the stomach and bowels. They soon cure liver
plant, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, pain in the head,
heartburn, pain in the breasthone. sudden fantness
and costiveness In hrief Brandrehs Pills work their
way the very of the disease, cleansing i'm their
passage, removing every unhealthy accumulation, till
the blood is puriisl, the whole system renovated, and
the functions and duties of life become pleasur
where before they hal been sad and weary burdens.
We have thousands Of similar testimonials TO the fol-
lowing, and such evidence be had from living wit
nesses all around us every side 1t is from
enan of high respecability, whose letter can be seen
at the Principal office, he writes
- am now iity-tgO years of age.
For twenty years have used your Pills my family
medicine, and 1 wish 40 O,ler' and have never had
OCCASION tc can pip scan i'm my family, (saye in the
sickness of my wife with children during the twenty
years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract blood. Blood i the life By abstract
ing u I'M painful diseases you may occasion the patient
ease, hut remember this ease is only the rejuc-
lion or ie-senin: the power TO feel. And 10y
tnuS taxing away nature tools, may prevent her
from fully repairing the of inflammation, and
convert what might only have been the sickness Of
few days weeks into chronic affection OF months
PURGiNG By MEANS OF DRANDRETIrs
PILLS.
This Is the means whichaccorls with nature-nature's
remedy in fact. when sudden, acute continued
pain occurs, then o insure security yOu must take
medicine that will surely purge. There must he no
slillyshaily because every minute lost may lie fatal
Principal office, I3 Brandreth Building, II ) ami
AZ broadway.
All Pills with 2n Broadway the box, are counter
felt. The genuine are sold ly respectable dealer
everywhere. W00LSEY y SAWYER. Agents.,
apa-lmdSw Evansville, Ind.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

ON the 2ith day Of MAY, 1855, we, the undersigned
~ will cl at public auction all those gools consist
ing Of ready made Clothing, &C., contained in the store
formerly occupied by Peer KOCH four aoOrs above the
City Hotel, on Water street.
Terms of sale-All purchases under the sum of five
dollars cash. Time allowed on all purchases over i've
dollars, on good security being given.
NICHOLAS BUCKHARD.
my;tls CHAS. Z. KILLER.
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Il. II. COOK a. sON n.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT..

MAIN ST, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER.
~ III. COOK begs 10 thank his friends in Evansville
ALs and neighborhood, for their favors freely he
slowed upon him since he has been in business among
them, and takes this opportunity of introducing to eir
notice his son, Mr.. III. a. COOK, whom he has taken
into Partnership fromthis date and solcts for the
finn OF ~. X. Cook 81 SON, "a continuance Of the
support 50 iperty conferred on himself.
a. III. Cook y Son, having taken the business prem
ses aud purchased the whole Of the stock of Mr. VI.
Foster feel confident that they will hc enabled To sup
ply the citizens Of Evansville with every article they
may require in the Groeery and Provision line. u. III.
Cook x Son wish especially To draw the attention of
persons i'm the country having produce Of any Kind TO
dispose Of their increased facility for taking Oft their
stock, and supplying them ~ their store. with all a-
cles required in the wholesale department, prices that
must insure their orders for lie future. fe52-d
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FROM NEW YORK.

From Albert &. Richards0n's Advcl Using and
Correspondence Office, No. 80 Broadway Sew York.
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DIR. Il. M'GOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
CERTAIN CURE FOR

Bowel Complaints and Diseases Of the Lungs.
THNHIRTY Thousand cures, without ingle failure.
III For sale i'm Evansville by Keller y White, Hal
lock X Stodiarl, Noolsey x Sawyer and LEIGH X
yerling.
The grea. American TAR SPRING LrNINENr and
NERMIFUGE is also for sale by them aug2l-i&wly
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NIEW POTATOEs.-2s bushels large and fine,
u lust reed by ap2a SAM. VICKERY.
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XNTOOD, WOOD Coris first quality of wood
w for sale by spas Il. II. COOK d SON.
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q CASK Prime AIadder;
h do Alum; caSk Epsum Salts;
DO Logwood
$50 lbs Prime TO choice Indigo, for sale low by
z. II. COOK son.
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A. LOBENSTINE,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
JIder the PdriliOs Intel
pEAS just received and now openel complete
= assortment of Cloths, Cas.imeres, Linen and
Satin Goats. Pants VESTS Shirts and Drawers, Hats
Caps, Trunks, Nalises and Carpet-lags.
Also, lot Of very fine Broadcloths, Cassimeres
Linen AMI Marseiles, which goods can I've made TO
oTler at the very lowest prices with aal dis
pitch. BY calling at the Western star, you will be
convinced of the ABOVE by .
mhl5 4. LOBENSTlNE.
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Thin and acrid blood cannot secrete healthy bile, and
therefore the first thing for those who are dvspeptc
shnM be to commence the publication OF their llood.
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HdARPER for May; Graham for MAY;
Il Il Godey's Lady Book for May. Save your post
age by buying them at
ap27 DOBELL X LISTER.
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Children's Books.

A Chd's History of the United States.
Learning TO talk,
Learning to Read
Learning TO n INK, : By J&COb Abbott.
Learning about Common Things,
Learning about Right and Wrong, ap29
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

EUDINNO lA4ND NfNs-NTN'Ss
VTTE HAVE in store a variety Of the choicest brands
wv of Chewing Tobacco and Cigars. Smokers and
Chewers who have regard for their happiness,
would do well purchase the best IL they purchase
all. They can getthe best of H0RNBROok 4 Co.
apJ0
The Kanzas news., 1857-12-26

whole number of the delegates of the Con-
stitutional Convention, recently assembled
at Lecempton; and go
WHEREAS, by reason of the defective
provisions of said law, IN connection with
the neglect and misconduct of the authori-
ties charged with the execution of the same,
the people living within the remaining nine
teen counties of the Territory were not per-
mitted to return delegates to said Conven-
ton, were not recognized in It's organization
or In any sense heard or felt in its delibera-
tons; and
WHEREAS it is an axiom in political ethics
that the people cannot be deprived of their
rights by the negligence or misconduct OF
public officers; and
| WHEREAS a minority, to-wit: twenty
eight only of the sixty members of said
Convention, have attempted by an unworthy
contrivanee to impose upon the whole peo-
pie of this Territory Constitution without
consulting their wish, and against their will;
and sii4
WHEREAS the members of said Conven-
ton have refused to submit their action for
the approval or disapproval of the voters of
the Territory, and in thus acting have de-
fed the known will of saise-teIaths of the
voters thereof; and
WHEREAS the action of fragment of said
Convention, representing as they did a small
minority of the voters of the Territory, re-
pudiates and crushes out the distinctive
principle of the 'sNebraska-Kanzas Act, .
and violates and tramples under foot the
rights and the sovereignty of the people
and
WHEREAS, from the foregoing statement oi
! facts, it clearly appears that ''the people have
not been left free to form and regulate their
domestic institutions In their own way"
but on the contrary at every stage in their
kanomalous proceedings recited they have
been prevented fIom SO doing: Be it there
! fore
ResoEved, By the Governor and Legisla-
| lative Assembly of Kanzas Territory, that
the people of Kanzas. being opposed to said
Constitution, Congress has no rightful power
under it to admit said Territory into the
| Union as a State and that the Representa-
/ tives of said people do hereby, in their name
and on their behalf, solemly protest against
such admission.
| Resolued, That such action on the.part of
Congress would, in the Judgment of the
members of this Legislative Assembly, be
an enure aDanaonmenC OF the uoctFine Oh
non-intervention in the affairs of the Terri
tory, and substitution in its stead of Con-
gressional intervention in behalf of minority
engaged in disreputable attempt to defeat
the will and violate the rights of the ma
jority.
ResoEUed, That the people of Kanzas
Territory claim the right, through legal
aud fair expression of the will of majority
of her citizens, TO form aud adopt a Consti-
tuition for themselves.
ResoEUed, That the Governor of this Ter
ritory be requested to forward copy of the
foregoing preamble and resolutions to The
President of the United States, the Presi-
dent of the Senate, the Speaker of the House
of Representatives, and to the Delegate ii
Congress from this Territory.