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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-27

THE Mormon QUEsTIOS.-The Hon. George
G. Dunn OF this State male the first bold at
tack on Mormonism last week, that has been
made in Congress. An appropriation was
before the Committee of the Whole for the
erection Of capitol for Utah. Mr.. Dunn rose
and in a few brief, but severe remarks oppo-
sed any and every appropriation to Utah, so
long as the people were living in open and
avowed hostility to the usages of morality
and religion, as we'll as in actual violation of
the laws of the United States.
The bill was recommitted and reported back
that IL do not pass. When the bill is reached
in regular session there will doubtless be con-
siderable discussion upon it. and the whole
subieet Do laid before the country.
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THE INAUGURAL BALL AT UNSATISFACTORY

THE INAUGURAL BALL AT WAsHINGToN.-
A building is now being erected, that will cost
$4,000, especially for the Inaugural Ball; it
will cover nearly one half acre; the dancing
room will be 235 feet long, by sc feet wide.
The supper room will be the same length and
81 feet wide. 1t is calculated that five thous-
and people can be entertained in it. The banl
will consist of not less than sixty performers.
Six hundred gas burners will shed an eilul-
gent light over the spacious rooms. And
the hall when filled and lighted will present
one Of the most glitterng and gorgeous scenes
Of the kind ever witnessed in this country.
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OF We learned yesterday from a passen-
ger who had recently passed over the Terre
Haute and indianapolis railroad, that several
tons OF mail matter destined both East and
West, were stored at different points along
the wagon road between the two cities. All
the teams that could be employed, were
wholly unable to forward the mails as fast as
they arrived, in consequence Of the extreme
bad condition of the roads. This accounts in
part for the irregularity with which our mails
arrive here. Security of mail matter, is out
OF the question under such a state of things.
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AN OIgDIN ANCE

PROVIDING ELECTION SCHOOL TRrsrkfs DErTS-
ING THEIR DUTIES AND PRovIDISG FOR CUSTODY AND
MANAGEMENT TAX LEVIED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES
IN EVANSVILLE:
EDE it ordained By the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville that three Trustees shall be elected by the
the Public schools and hairs OF EvsnsSie
Of which shall elected each three
relative to the Township Trustees, and in Of failure TO
2. s,s 81 rsgns.ien or death Of any Irastse the
City shall I'll the vacancy BY appointment TIL the
2p The Trustee. before entering upon the discharge of
Evansville freehold security TO :se satisfaction Of the
in The eiiytor school parp-ss and
doned Tor The faithful discharge of their duties School
3d. The Trustees shall have charge of the
suairs :. the in the ev asndins
and % S Of
and pupils and have charge of all buildns furniture and
BY of their number each school
dur,ns each tern, they may establish schools and prsset
Ss city tuition scholars aud for the Of
ers for imnoraity or neglect Of auty and
suspend exrsl pupils for disOrdsrly conduct eotsne
Masers OF indentursa apprentices. parents
di'ns Of all pupils exs.pt tuition scholars must reside u
| the ussives OF the benefits Of the Public schools.
psip IN rn 70 n. Trustees. sasnss teacher fo
cruel harsh improper treatment punishment Of any
complaint. s.d IL well founded the disus
the sasssr acting the rars Of me a:OJs sss~ssr
the and whenever eseher shall ma complain
iu wr-iug. that pupil is disorderiy dsobedient
IRREGULAR a,d tardy In attendance injury TO tn
the Trustees shall forthwith avesga.e the
plants and exPel the pupil ii the
corrected or renewed.
Cru The Trustees shs ct the end Of each school quartz
make in writing the Comucn Council Of the C
stating the of extended during that euars
school. and e srsrass and the number
employed which shall be pril.ed with the
eeedirgs the City Council
I'm. The Treasurer Of TIE CITY Of Evansville shall
school Treasursr and rhal apart the rrcpertione
aernt Of the eitv levied for Public Schools
as the IL collected which shall lie raid out by hir
only orders by the Roard Of School Trustees
signed by the President of said Beard and attetei BY n
CLERK.
SIN The Trustees shall appoint their clerk the
may sc their number clerk and he sla
| RESPONSIBLE for all his acts.
This ordnance be in full force end after the cot
dav Of reh A ID. 1857. JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
| WILL 4. WALKER. City Clerk.
| fs21-3cta Volkebote
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The CONTINGENT LIABILITY OF STocK-
HoLDERs.-A suit has been pending in the
Courts Of Tennessee for a great many years,
instituted by the Ohio Life and Trust Com
pany against the Merchants Trust Company
Of Nashville. The former Company made
the foreign collections of the latter Company,
under general guarantee; among others, they
held paper for the Merchants Trust Compa-
ny on Cover & Co.. Of London, who failed in
1847. The Merchants Trust Company also
failed and went into liquidation. Its charter
declared its stockholders should be liable for
double the amount of their stock. The suit
was against the stockholders under this clause
of the charter. The decree Of the Chancel.
lor directs Judgment against the individual
stockholders to the amount Of their stock
subscribed, which was 100000; and the de-
cision has been confirmed by the Supreme
Court, and finally by the Court of Appeals.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
c. G.. MERsHoN. Merchant says:

Q. q. MERShDN. Merchant says:
SIrPsOSvlLIs. shelby Co.. Ky.. March 10. 1855.
The Geraan Btters give general satisason and here
with haad -erttcate Of Nix Morton Berkeley
bic farmer of this ciuntry.''
SIMPs0SvIIF. Ky. March 60 1s5JDear Sir-I would in
form you have beer afflicted for several years si.h
Dyspepsia. in Aggravated form. for which used
various other remedies without
reief. From testimonials favor OF HOof
lands German Bitters vas nauced TORY them. and
win pleasure. that through their enioyns
better IN than d)re
recommend the BteEs all icse4 with that terrible
ease Respectfully yours.
To DIR. G. " Jackson, MORTON BHRELEY.
See advertise nent. Ieh3-e&w
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~ Some of the newspapers Of Ohio are

OF Some Of the newspapers OF ONO are
strongly urging the sale of the canals Of that
State. The Cincinnati Gazette, however OF
poses the project on the ground that nobody
would bid for them, even at fourth part OF
their cost The Gazette justifes its opinion
by reference to The example of Pennsylvania,
which attempted to sell her canals at third
rate cost, and found no purchaser. Nobody
will bid on that kind of property, who is rOt
sure Of getting great speculation.
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The best evidence be ai3need in the
eeaciOusness OF Hollands German Bitter prepared by
Dr. c. NJ Jackson ia the uupree edensed demand fsrtAe
from all otAe Union an although there be
compounds prepared and represented teiR- worthy Of
liberal patronage feel casrainsi remark that
the o. wish which the worthy doe
has bee honoret by reTons Of the highest character
aud eahty who foand IL have
his preparation Is est conclusive that
efecna remedy FOR the almost immediate relief of
those afflicted with direfd maIaiy dyspepsia. has
beea discovered. See advertisement. for sale bv
feh4 KELLER A WHITE.
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OF Joshua Sears, large capitalist in Bos.
ton, has left property to the amount of one
and half million dollars IN trust, for
an only son, now only three years old. 1t is
computed that the property well managed.
will accumulate to the sum Of four or five mil
lions, by the time the son attains his majori-
tY
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

n
never 'spired tew be poit,
q nseiHttsr 'sross you no i,;)
Buff Ithawt there's vir;u In it.
Dara'dif xOpli'ntia emit.
Bat when you tawk Of dog'ra,yrin.
Webster's round AID takes deiite in;
Ded or live hall stamp your festurs.
Aud "bahiL" tsw. deer little ereeturs.
On paper iron. riass or plate.
He'll TX yewr shsider as fate,
So natral and so trev to life.
whsayew're away twill fool yewr wife.
nov2s-dtf TILEsToN's Gallery.
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A NUrsANcE.-The editor Of the Democrat
ic Review, the leading political journal of the
Democratic party, has been reviewing the
Democratic platform, in series Of letters to
the Washington Union, and suggesting the ne
cessary reforms in its principles upon which
the new Administration must be supported
Squatter Sovereignty is repudated in the fol-
lowing denunciatory terms:
As for Squatter Sorereignty-I mean as a
proposition-sui generies--it is moral, social,
and political hutbug-in theory it was simple
errOr-in practice it has proved gross crime.
1t is an incubus which
the Democratic party strong as it is. and flush
ed with recent victory, is not strong enough
to support. 1t is political nuisance, DC.
This is throwing overheard tie chiei
plank of their platform, with most wanton
disregard for the appearances OF consistency
They will now adopt the doctrine of the
American party on this question, and with
unblushing assurance assert that they have
always maintained the same views. They
exhibit thievish propensity already to take
"our thunder from us. They are so addict
ed to embezzeling, that they will, before tn
year is out, carry of our whole platform, if W,
do not stand firm on it and beat them off.
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vAOsA GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
a dry goods aud grocery business has had long er-
psr'ence in both is excellent saesn,n and an accom-
pished Book Kesrsr would like estimation n which either
or all these qualifications would be available to has
ployers whom be give the high references Appy
70 TIE e1itor OF the Journal. fe24-cf
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For sale in this eityby q

Agooi article viii aiwaystrnnph overany pret.nde
imitation IL tas bee ssid that city paradise OF
huubux bu' let resl' article capable doing
that promised oT and eill stand the
position depcnAcnt inflated noterety and ostetter
famed Ssoaseh Bsr bear evidence OF this for has been
takea hold the people and tried
nr In curing ay case 90 Dyspepsia in any form Wien
these facts are snown. way should il be appreciated
BY body for sale by Druggists and Dealers
generally. Keller 4 WHITE.
nALLOCK * STODDARD.
&
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II A r X 8

Ons square, Lin less tine s0c three times
week ~ 50; two weeks 81 5o month, ss three
months. g. So six months $40; els. Discount
Cards Of six ines under -
Ne charge for marriage death religious
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ROAR DING

With large and pleasant for the accommodation Of
reuteDsh and 'ay for single gentlemen be obtained
in private any. in eeEtr. location. Apply at this
Office. feu-tf
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feJ2
TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Evansville Temple OF Honor No. meets every Thursday
evening the Hail. Water the Canal Bank
II. W. PolNTDeXrER. W. G. T.
j. O'RETLLY, W. X.
Beacon LisA. Social pie No IS every alternate
FridayeveninE as shove. JOHN HYDE, b. PIT.
q. ". RUDyARD. b. 7. jah20 '57-iy
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HILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL sell onehslf the whole OF my Fouring
III NIL situated the Wabash aud Erie Canal in WORTH
ingtop Green County lad. Said mill has
two years; in good condition, has large double
engine three Of bnrrs and all other necessary
good Eerchantable -four This mill has ad
being located in COED grain Places with
little competition. where wheat
at much less price, than the Ohio river. Fuel cheap
and facilities for shipping good.
will give reasonable time most Of the purchase
money nigh. trade for staple fashionable gOoG
property In Evansville or " Western land.
Iexpeet 10 he in Evansville about the 2th Of this month
and 5Pend few days st the Washington House, who're
would be pleased to hear
For refeTencein regard 20 quality the mill
enquire of z. II. Cock 4 Son or Preston b os.
As the want of time attend in person the
the mill Is the PRINCIPAL that offer it for sale,
would prefer take could give his
undivided attention 70 the business 1t R necessary that
be should be miller engineer tut good business
man. fe25-d1wtf X. T.. ANDREWS.
n AND WARRANTS WANTED. foa which tie highest
NJ market prices will be paid IN groceries ly
fu2G y. E GILBERT e. CO.. Spc. near Water.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE In columns Of to-day. will
be fount the card OF Dr. T. H. CAyASAUG. advertising
CURE." that distressing disease tie Piles The
Dr. has many years. devoted his as;eLon this class
% DISEASES aud wh such that he oasr
public e1ial preparation entitled their entire
hience Il has bss xhI tested the
years aud It's clcy BIS proved uninterrupted eeeous
In all cases. We recommend the afflicted 10 try IL.
(chicaro Path Finder.
For sale in this eityby feb3 KELLER Z. WHITE.
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The REPoRr OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Of the city, will be found on the first page, ex-
hibiting an accurate statement OF the funded
debt of the city, to which all interested in the
credit ofthe city, should refer, for knowledge
of its financial condition and prospects.
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KE,Ip.s WORM PAsTILLEs.-rh,r contain n

ercurr require TO Re taken after them destroy
every rscs with absolute eer;ary;
sntiengin appearance and extremely pelstsbe Fristo
Sarlpar la the only safe for Soroula. Erupions
Of the lungs and all complaints generated ty
ro-tid matter in tho Hood Sold ~ D. T. Lanman Co
wholesale druggists CO Water street NevYork and by ali
rlg-ists. Sarsaparia si and Pastle 2e bottle.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notcesin this place. ten per lire nsertcn
% cents per ine three tines so Per lire week dis
counton louger.iine.
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CO AL.

WOOD, uOOD!!-orders fer Wood lief. at SAMUEL
vioKEsr's will lie promptly tiled. feb3
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unrIn,y,Y.s niSrMTNr ANn puIs

eleventh hour Let victim OF scrofuls salt rheun.
ulc maIs fancy impossible. IL
il late 20 Hooways ointment for external
complaints of lie Piiis for internal disorders Sold at the
rlannfaetores No So Maiden Lane NewYork and No. IA
strand London, all druggists st 25c 62c aud 81
per pot box. fe2S-lvoAw
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CITY GALLERY.

III want good and
NO n n cheap picture call At the CITY
~ (o IaTacTrean Gallery, No. IS.
Main street. feI4-tf
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COUNTR. REsIDEaCE

F3N0 LET OR LEASE-A Country Residence. within one
mile Of the Court Hotse the house contains six rooms
aceer &C.. with about four of lana including the
garden which the hest improved for fruit and skrubbery
in che county. known the Hyde Residence Also farr
containing 4saeres adjoining the above dwelling
containing cellar with barn &c aarge orchard
containing $50 large bearing apple trees OF the choice
also, cherry
trees and other fruit krubbery The would he
best adapted the dairy lusines lease could he had for
For further call this or at the
HJ de Residence. fe25
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DyyKLIING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
AT AUCTIONi

DwELI.ING HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
AT AUCTION!
AN Monday. March 2. Ias7. a. O'Clock p " at the
W Auction Sto-e of Woolsey Nelson viii se coed
house ardot s0ty las feet in Union
the fn residence Judge Baker and T. s. Bahccek
Terms % saisopehaf at sixty days. the other half at
six ms nths with interest.
Addition ground sdeining can Re had wsntes Title
perfect and For further iculsrs apply
INGbE & KERR. Water street.
fs27-tis Over Canal Bank Evansville. Ind.
CARPENTERS AND CABINET
MAhEIis WANTED.
fNooD wages aud constant employment will ne given 10
"a Carpenters and CABINET worknen work in the fnr
nture aud Carpentry Factory Of
SKINNER. DINEr & CO..
fe27-ltd&w Princeton. lad.
TTEssRS. D0BELL & LISTER. of Granville. are the
IVA Agents Tor getting subscribers to the Americn Journal
Of Edu and College Review; Published in New-fork
by DIR. Peters. J. +. HUNTER. Jr..
fe2'-2wd&w General kg'nt
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GtARpET CHAIN.-H0o lbs assorted eolOrs;
" 100 lbs White eolOs reed this day and for sale hy
feI1 PRESTON BROS.
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JOCRNEYMEN CARpFNTTRS MD CABINE'
nIAhlIlS WAcTEO.

FIRST ARaIyA: or SPRING GOODS.
* ZEN & PRESTON has received this day
Ia IS cases Prints; 10 eases Cottonads;
90 Lawns; 2 do Ginghams;
81 bales Brown Shcetings;I0 do Bieeched;
do striped Sheetipg; 10 bales Ticking. and for sale
ch se0-
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TO TIE GUILTY.!

the that stole riece Wool Plaid from
Wednesday. Feb 25th. leaves IL somewhere th,
will obtain possession oft sends the for th
same the perperavr will not be sposed have undout
cd susr ieion upon certain person.
fay
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HOl FOR THE WEST

EHUsT ARD.-Extra Freaeh Mas;rad OF very superio
fels TENyEY SORENsOy
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LOST.

LOSE.
AN FRIDAY evening last Lady's GOLD BREAsTPIN
W arge size made gold sprigs entved around the
ntem the hun die of rod somewhere between KratE
Heilman's Foundry and Crescent Hall The I'm
will be suitably yarted by leaving the this
fe25-tf
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q - D0Z assorted Pine Churns;
III cD doz do Cedar Churns:
q nests COW Pailt; Is Racks eo,d Buetets;
10 doE3 boopei cedar Buckets;
10 dog ass ID cedar. oak aad pine horse Buckets:
IS don well Buckets; so assd
by teli III. COOK a son.
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EpACOy AND CHEESE
Ed soc lbs prime Easte,n Cheese, extra article,
I5oolbs Bacon Hams and Shoulders iced and fol
sale by SAMUEL yICKERY,
fe2i Corner Main aad Second streets.
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FQAsINS.-5s boses u. Il. received and cor sale ~
Ul fel1 PRESTON BROS
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ftH0ICE y. MOLAssES.-i25 whole and half bbIs
~ "a the order. for sale by. y. Il. GILBERT & co.
fe2s IRE street
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Nr. aoo Srpars, 3mlkten Der g.. unp I. StroGe
s,;t rs Mnen Srsuiesn unb Nstanntsn, ir,pie ciuem orsbrtru Nu<
snalts no lasen!tt einNsriotcts %sSnhi&aft nit alien S sSr uS Ss"S SSoosn
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Caviar,
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gum grB- lnp Sisinrsrfamf, -no
SHp'ri'ritH etsiiasn aiqueuru, umS Srranutrps.inen.
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elsarrsn better SuaIitat,
H.. n. II. l. 10.
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Der llnttritifnttt, her friittr Giatattnn,sr ees Srs,ro. Sorf,s
IN SaiinlNre mar. madt eeni 6iciiaen putifum es 9n;eio, Sof ~
in Der %fr@btren att,,ifsn 9'ranerei an "r-ab raFs. :niiGSsni N rr !
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" itins 6reutes nab Sos sssRrt 9'utIifum sinlntcr. ""'
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undertaking q.
Der nntsriehhaete 1T jet int Stancc, jccen auftras in lsinsm
eelTaic auSiufutrcn unc swar 10 btute ais m6alih.
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Tin Heller, gutter &pPtenw09cn nit ctncm alten luiter nm,
rub9sn 9rrtcn fWr clpaiscn Ssbrautb.
Tie Mufmtrtlamtrtt rn pritl- ;~jnbabcrn une 00milen wiro az
ridisl auf lclns 8rpBc &uspapI rrn NiarNern.
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prompt bsipret. EranciS Vautr
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itm Elm, lstne @artsn>9 4irttitaft rht rft III bsirGcn. Dir mir onrn
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