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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-07
Legislative.

In the Senate on Wednesday, the apprais-
ment bill was taken up, and discussed. Should
the bill pass we will publish it in the Journal.
The bill was referred to Committee for the
purpose OF making some slight amendments.
The report Of the Committee on elections in
the contested cases Of Senators from Marion
Rush and Fountain Counties, declaring that
Rice, Cooper and Bobbs were duly elected
Senators was taken up. and adopted. Neither
ofthe Sepators interested voted on the adoption
Of the report
The House Temperance bill was taken up
and ordered to a third reading In the House
the bill to distribute to each county, the
school funds raised in it BY taxation, being on
its passage, lengthy dicussion took place.
This bill is one Of great importance. and We
arc glad to record its passage by vote Of 81
to 81.
A bill was introduced providing for the
election of agent Of State by the people, and to
appoint Mr. Slower (Dem. until his SUCCESSOR
was duly elected The Republicans amended
the motion that Dillon tRcp.) should he State
Librarian. The Democrats refused to concur
in .the amendment, and when the question
was put on the passage, the Republicans Dol
ted. The bill was laid on the table. The
same farce was enacted when the Democrats
endeayored to appoint DIR. Barton Cana
Trustee. The proceeding Of the House were
interrupted by the firing OF cannon, in toker
Of rejoicing that the administration OF Frank
lin Pierce was at an end
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FITcH IN THE U. S. SENATE.-Ths Senate
laid upon the table the resolution of the Judi
ciary Committee ordering testimony to be ia
ken in this State upon the validity Of Fitch's
election. The Senate came to the conclusion
perhaps, that it would be an awkward pro-
ceeding to send q committee into our Legis-
ture to investigate the rights of members to
their seats. Our Senate too have made such
a proceeding nugatory by formally and con-
stitutionally settling the right of the members
whose seats were contested-to hold their
places; decision which the U. S. Senate
could not reverse under any state Of facts.
But leaving the question undetermined, serves
Fitch's purpose-gives him time and allows
him to draw his salary, and figure for year
as a psuedo u. S. Senator, to the disgrace Of
the state, and the dsparagement of the con-
stitution Of the country. The Senate Of the
U. s. is degrading itself and losing the respect
and confidence of the people by its completely
in such degrading political huckstering Of
demagogues for place.
The following is FItch's statmen. in ans
wer to the protest Of members Of our Legsla-
1
OF the boldest misstatement Of facts ever pla-
ced upon the Records Of Congress. He says: In
the organization Of said State Senate, accord
| ing to the Constitution laws and usages Of the
State, the Lieut.. Governor presdes, and super
intends the admission Of the members, and
the taking the ured oaths Of office. That
upon this occasion, in violation of such Constr
tuition, laws and usage, the said three members,
who were without the expressly required Gre
dentials Of election, the certificate of the prop
err and only returning officer, and. whose seats
were also known to be contested, on the
grounds Of fraud, also known to be true, were
by presiding officer chosen for the purpose
by the members of the Senate, designated as
Republicans, contrary to all law, and by
naked wrong, directed, twithstanding, to
be sworn in and for the clear purpose, illegal
and fraudulent in fact, of defeating an election
Of Senator of the United States"
i The Lieut.. Gov. does ots.'according to the
Constitution, laws and usage" preside over the
organization OF the Senate; for neither requires
him to be present at the organization OF that
body. The three members Of the Senate were
sworn in by the presiding officer-Judge
Gookins-they had their credentials - and
have been declared by large majority of the
Senatc-three of Fitch's own political friends
voting for them-to he fully entitled 10 their
seats. No man that was not wholey reckless
Of honor, truth and character, would have
: stated such falsehoods.
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IrALY.-Before the last adjournment of the
that France by secret treaty had guaranteed
to Austria the possession Of her 1tallen pro-
vinces; that is that France would CO operate
to suppress any revolutionary movements in
Italy; this was denied by Lord Palmerston.
The charge was reiterated on re-assemblase
Of parliament, ard it has been admitted by
Palmerston, who now confesseS the fact, and
justics his former denied by saying that the
compact is merely military arrangement. and
not political one; species ofhair splitting
for which Palmerston is famous. Italy is
therefore bound hand and foot by this secret
conspiracy Of the tyrants against her rights
and liberties.
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tons from March, 1854. to May, 1854, of
about 100000 does not help your case either,
in the face of what have shown. 1t cuts no
figure, whether taken in exchange for cash
subscriptions thereby cancelled, or pursuant
to previous promises, or how, or when, or at
what price taken. or whether the increase is
in value me. ely and not in the land, makes 10
difference? The great fact which your own
tables show, is that your real bone tide assets
or subscriptions, which ever way you please to
put it, have decreased near one hundred thou
sand dollars since the date Of that most I'm.
fortunate contract.
Such have been the net results Of your
change in policy and of that contract upor
your stock subscription. l have but few
words to say as 10 their efforts upon the work
TO BE CONTISCED.
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SATURDAY MORNING. ::::::::::MARCH

The PRIScEroN AND MOUNT CARMEL RAIL
RoAp.-By some oversight or neglect, our
citizens were not sufficiently notified of the
Railroad meeting at Princeton on Saturday
last, to give it due attention. Those who had
charge of the preliminary steps failed to in
form our citizens OF their intended movement.
There was no correspondence with any one
on the subject, and no concert of movement
The Princeton Courier announced the meet
ing, and we copied the notice, but there being
no further discussion of the matter. and no
other information given, we were led to infer
the project had been deemed premature, by
those most interested in it. We are assur.
ed by our citizens most interested in the trade
of the city, and in the Charlottesville Rail
road, that they are quite anxious to have {
conference with the citizens of Mount Carm
ell and Princeton on the subject; and thai
they will meet them at any future day they
may select. ut Princeton, or other point, anC
confer upon the ways and means OF building
the road. But there should be some prelimi
nary understanding. so as to enlist the coop
Grafton Of all who are favorable to the pro
ject. We regret exceedingly that the meet
ing on Saturday last, should have had so moi
tifying termination. The Courier says, quit
q number of the citizens Of Mount Carme
came over to attend the meeting, and full!
expected, as they had right to expect, 'tha
Princeton and Evansville would feel, at least
consult with them in the matter. This, how
ever, they have seen ft not to do, and the enter
prise, for the present, we presume, will b
dropped" Let US try it again.
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The SPRINa ELECTION. weeks from
to day, the spring election for new Common
Council and City Clerk takes place. Should
the anne Ration of Lamasco be consummated
before that time, it is probable that the new
Council would be largely Democratic. But
We hope that politics will not enter into the
election in any form. We want men Of Ca
pacity and honesty-with enlarged views Of
the proper policy to he pursued by the city
during the next year. The present City
Council, with Mr.. Rathbone at the head Of
the Finance Committee, has done much to-
ward promoting the credit of Evansville; and
it is fact that city orders have for months
past been sold on the street for less dis
count than ever before. Let the citizens o
each ward meet and select their candidates
The election is important enough to secure at.
tsntion, even at this early day.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TRn RON pIrPfrrn


NP"Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case OF csidents to the children"
Redding,s Russia Salvc.
tits Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. Its sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles Bois. Corns Felons, ChiIbains
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch. Scald Head Nete Rash Bunions, Sore Nipples,
n. 'mmended by nuIsesl Whitlows, SITES. Testers.
Flea Bites, Spider Stngs Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore Cracked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds itisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands no have used il
in the city of Bos1n vicinity for the last thirty
In instance widths Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe from Russia-of
articles growing in that countryand the proprietors
have letters from all classes clergy ply sicans
captains, nurses and others who have used il them
Selves, and reeommeBdt TO others. Readings Russia
Salve is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
with picture of house and disabled soldier. which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price s5 cents
box. REvDrNa a. CO., Projectors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY * co. Agents,
app dSwly Evansville. Ind
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AN ORDlNANCE


PROVIDING FOR THE ELECTION SCHOOL ,nusrsss Dsys.
THEIR DUTIES AND rKovIDIxe yoE TnE essroSI ArD
MANAGEMENT TAX LEVIED rol SCHOOL ruRrssss
EVANSVILLE:
6 Evansville thai Trustees sha be sSsetss ~
qualified of the City Of Evansville TO take charge Of
which shall he elected each year three
,s.,r ,a or ana . ,s ss,su,s -
elect sr in case o. or death OF any ne
ID TIE Trustees before entering upon the ssehsrss Of
their duties all bond payable to the C y Of
Evansville with seehola secsrty sassaetsp 81
Tor ,h isui de; p 81 sh, ana. :. sek.ei
ard for the faithful appropriation Of said sehee
The said Trustees charge educational
Sadias. the shs1.n in sh. si;1 .:s:.s:s
rules and rssulaols for the Of both
apPaIass Belonging Is the shall either besrd
by OF their number each school
rules and resuiaaiess for he semiaee 90 ehiSr cut
fro on. grade or school 20 .nSh.r and di. teach.
ers for ineo or neglect % evty sne
or irregular attendance.
Masters of indeptur.d apprentices parents r.af
dians OF all pupils exert tuition nss, reside
or be to sas sy 'SI ss,1si rep0' TO avail
5rR Whenever any parent OF guardian shall rsAe ee-
harsh m 10 the s
pupils the Trustees shall forthwith investigate the
the teacher. acting Part Of mediaors between parents
eahers and carefully the ris hts rails
the chdren and teacher shall plsn
in writing that any pupil is disOrdery disohediest
Irregular and tardy injury
school the Trustees shall forthwith nveeae the
plants and suspend expel the pupil il the same
corrected
The Trustees .hall the end Of each school
make writing the Common Council Of the
stating the amount of ended during
aud what tor the number of pupils attending the Public
schools and tie attendance the number teach
! ceedings OF the CITY Council.
TN The Treasurer of the City Of Evansville shall b
scheo treasurer sna shall SET apart the rrePertiense
smo1st Of the city revenue levied Public Schools fast
only orders by BOARD School Trustees
signed the President Of and sttesfsd By ths
CLERK.
The Trustees shall appoint their clerk they
appentone of their number clerk and he shall
| responsible for all his
This ordinance he in full after the Sosf
day Of March. ID JOHN HEWSON MAYER.
| WELL II. WALkEE. City Clerk.
| IA yolk bot aopy.
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OF The Senate on Wednesday voted by
. majority Of SEVEN, that Bobbs, Cooper and
Rice, Senator'S FROM Marion, Fountain, and
Rush counties, were entitled to their seats
Three Democrats voted in favor Of them; and
the parties themselves had the sense Of pro-
priety to refrain from voting in their own
cases. The committee reported that Daily
had no legal right to the seat made vacant by
the rejection of Woods, and the Senate con.
CURED in the report. The Republicans have
thus relieved themselves from the reproach o
having rejected Woods for the purpose of put.
ting one Of their own party into his place
These two acts Of the Senate are the first ev-
idsnce of sense Of justice and right on the
part Of the rival factions, towards each other,
that they have exhibited this session.
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KANsAs.-Gov. Geary vetoed the Bill for
calling convention to form constitution
for the State, on the ground OF its unfair and
iniquitous provisions. 1t was however passed
unanimously over his veto, and is therefore q
Law. The Legislature adjourned on the 18th
at daylight, after sitting all night. After the
adjournment the members called in body on
the Governor to express their cordial good
will towards him, Notwithstanding the differ.
ences ofopinions that occurred between them
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The hest evidence tha s aiaueed in OF the
ecac;ousne.s OF oofands German Bitters.
nr. c. NJ Jackson. the edented demand fer
all ofthe Union aud although
compounds prepared aud represented being worthy Of
liberal patronage feel c1astraned remark that
tire number Of With which the worthy
has been honored by persons of the highest
aud speciality who found IL have
to his preparation testimony sufficiently conclusive that
eaectua remedy the aimos, immediate relief
those afflicted with drefal mazfy dyspepsia
been di vered. See advertisement. For sale bv
fet4 KELLER & WHITE.
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OF The Edinburs Review for January has
been received. Leonard, Scott & Co., New
York. re-publish all the English Reviews and
Blsckwood. These choice periodicals are
stereotyped, and back numbers can be OBJ
tanned by addressing the publishers, No. 81,
Gold street, New York.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
!. G. MERsHON Merchant says:

sIMPsoSvILLE shelby Co. Ky. March 40 1855.
THE German Rivers give general satisfaction and here
with hand You certificate OF Mr. Morton Berkeley respecta
be farmer of this cluntry."
sINPsoxviLrK KY. March 90 1s55-Dear Sir-Iwou
tina. have bean Afflicted for several with
Dy dyspepsia. in sysravassl fora. for which used
Sarslrara and various other REMEDIES with obtaining
relief From the various siimonias favor OF Hoof
LANDS Bitters induced them.
with pleasure that through their enjoying
heah than have dope for year. past and cheeruly
all al ctei with that terrible
eas Respectfully .vours-
To Or. G VI Jackson. MORTON BERKLEY.
See advertise ment. leb3-Sxwi
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eE good article will awaystrumph overany pretended
imitation IL has been said that city
hu pbug bu' really article capable
promised for and will
position dependent inflated nOtorety and Hosetters
famed Bters bear evidence OF this
hold bv the people and tried
ing in caring of Dyspepsia in When
these knovu, why should IL he appreciated
everybody. For sale Nv Druggists
generally. KELLER 4 WHITE.
HALL0rE & STODDARD.
febf-dk~ wn0LSEY & SAWYER.
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MURRAY d t.NNN MA Florida Wa.et is s perfume
OF masehlsss rehues. cosmetic that lately
Rahes. Tan. Blotrhes all compiexionsl tlemshes;
purifier Of the breath after snokng presevsve gum ard
tooth wash: and sxtsie finer and more indestractle
than the Maria Farina Cologne. Sold r
Lanman Co. Wholesale druggists. 90 Water street New
York. and BY all jragSists q. 5c. per bottle h4lwd&w
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FOR TIE JOURNAL.

fUEH N Il JOtfsNAL'
Tnever 'sPrei ;ew be Poit.
q n-ei at tell. 's?ose you no it'd
But il thawt there's virtu init
Darn'd / would'n: in q mint!
But when you ta~k Of dog ratypin.
webster's round and takes dslite in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babix" tew. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. glass OF plate.
He'll fix yewr shadder sure as fate.
So na.ral and 80 trev 20 life.
When yew'rea way twill fool yewr wife.
novss-dtf TTLESTON's Gallery,
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HOLLOW AY's ?II.I.s-NATURE'S GREAT ALLY
To PROSTATE the bodily by dra tie
assist disease These famous Pills the contrary
in her anic, with disease. by revtslizng the
hlood and sxPelrE all morbid m-..er from the
sold 1t the manufactures No so Maiden Lane NewYork
AVID No ?4t strand. London. and by all druggists
62l,c 81 box
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VALUABLE MEDICINE In o to-day. will
be found the card Of DR. r. H. CAyASAUGB Advertising
CUKE for tina. very distressing disease tie Piles The
Dr. has for devoted hi' attention this class
of disssses and With sueh hA, he offers
public. eiia entitled their
hieDce II has been during
years and efficacy has proved uninterrupted to ecacCus
In all eases. We recommend the afflicted to try IL.
(Chieago Path Finder.
For sale in this cityby feb3 KELLER * WHITE.
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- GENTLEM An. thoroughly acquainted with the
sy dry COOS and grocery hasiness has had long
perence in BOTH is e,celIent salesman. and
plished Book Keeper would like situation IN which either
or all these qualifications would be avail ble has
iOyers whom he give the high Apply
to the editor OF the Journal fe24-tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r A II Z 6

Ons lines le time soe three times I'll;
one week. 81 weeks s2 50; month. s4 three
81 ST: months, &C. year. Sl5 Discount
arr,r advertisements CARDS Of six lines undf So per
marriage. death religious notices
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TEMPLE Or HONOR,

TEMPLE Or HONOR.
Evansville Temple of Honor No. every Thursday
evening the Hail. Water street. the Canal Bank
r. W. PoISTDEXTER. W. c. r.
Al O'REILLY, w. r.
Beacon Light Social Ten pie No. u.s. meets alternate
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. Is. p. T.
g. w. RCDYARD. b. jauc0 '57-iy
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SUI. AR, CURED ID. BEEE AND TONGUES
- 1000 extra cured dried Beef.
so do Do Tongues, reed this dav By
fee3 y. ". COOK SON.
HHREsH BALTIMORE OYSTERS We shall be in
receipt Oysters until close of the
season. fe23 z. II. COOK SON
uDtRE GROUND SPICES N TIN CANS
u 50 dor ~ Id can Pepper 20 dog n ID Ginger;
81 do y ID do Allpice; 40 do u Id do Gloves:
20 do - ID do Cinnamon.
Ali the goods pa. up expressly our own trade
and warranted puIs o sels. inst received nv
mh3 T. II. COOK SON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

err Sotieesin this pace. lire
30 cents Der line three times; 80 line week dis
couEtOn longer time.
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant for The Of
gentleman and lady for sage gentlemen be obtand
in private family. in central location. Apply at thii
ofice. felI-tf
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IL.

The Price of Coal a,ahs BopIAM MINES is
At the Pit.... cents per bushel.
tiauledto any part OF the eity...........io 80
JOHN wYMOND.
fsb2 Secretar and Manager.
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WOOD! WOOD..-orders for Wood left at SAMUEL
yIcKERr's will be promptly filled. fet3
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AGaICULrt3E AND !tuHTIt yLTlRE.
The regular meeting Of the derhursh County Agricul
ursl All horticultural society," will be held
City Hail. SATURDAY. March Tth. At o'elek. p. NJ.
By order OF the President.
nshs I'd r. HoRNBRoOE. Sec'y
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l,RHEN RIVER PACKET.

GREEN RIVER PACKET.
IT, ~ STEAMER UNION. REGULAR EE-
SE,-s1S4S ASsVILLE AND BOWLING GREEN
ESS<9&deSsSxzP ACSET.-The tine new steamer UNION
Capt RoBEkTs having been inst hnshed wish All the
improv.w.nts of go tons capacity. last AVID lIht
will ply regularly 10 the Aaovs trade Jr "tiSh
she built pr-ssy socs liberal share OF public
patronage. -
For freis b. or passage apply On tosrd. NH
MADAME HAHN
HpESPECrFULLY informs the Ladies OF Evansville an
vicinity. that she has received and Is now opea
iag hsrsprirg stock Of
ARTS NJ / L L n L r
Comprising fall and elegant assortment Of Ladies Dre's
Bonnts Ribbons. Flowers Head Dresses Cars ellis,
Collars. Cheise together with most aItists
pertaining the trade This entire sock is of the best
and for easy of fabric and elegance OF
style surpassed ~ stock 10 this line the cry
AZ An examination is respectfully invited mLI-.m
ROYAL HAVANA lOTTEEsN!
Tie DRAWING ofthe Royal Havana Lottery
conducted by the spanish Government. under
tie supervision OF the Captain Cens-
raloi Cuba. will take plaza
l. HAVANA.
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CITY GALLERY.

III want a good and
NO n cheap picture cali at the City
~" &Ce daguerrean Gallery. No. IS.
Vain street. felf-tf
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But when taken altogether, your stock sub
scriptions Of all kinds are less on the lst day
of May, 1856 the date Of your last report than
on the LIST of March, 1854, just before tho
date of that fatal contract by the sum of
eighty six thousand two hundred and seventy
three dollars. 1t may be objected that the
oae-fourth in stock, which have said was
taken by small contractors before the great
contract, and on the 18th Of February, 1854,
is no where allowed for. in my comparative
statements. Well, where is it claimed, or its
amount stated in your statements? If you
are entitled to have that counted in Jour last
report. so were you entitled to it in your first
exhibit, thirteen days after those contracts
were made. so that does not help yonr case -
An apparent increase in real estate subscrip
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SPRING STOCK!
e. ID. CAMP d CO. ,.... Cincinnati.
STORE.
NOS. s5ANDs7 WEST THIRD ST.. OPPOSITE THE
BURNETT HOUSE.
XWTE in receipt Of com lete SP RING
w STOCK. to which invite the attention DEALER
from abroad feeling confident that assortment of
PANAMA LEGuORN. BRf I'D and PALM-LEAF HATS
As well variety of Childrens Fancy Straw
Moleskn Hats soft Hats Dress and Travelling Caps Lade
Ridns Hats and Caps atters Materials and Trlnmin
mt please those who favor with n call
eS- Man featuring and importing direct. al goods
oer merchants the great adv ntage Of buying
1rst hands. mh5