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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-01

Hr. j. EsUEsFSS a. j. ELEEzENss. q,
EWTUOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather, Hide
Rank san2'
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TENYlEYts s0nENsOI

= half bb1s No cold pressed SUPERIOR
novI HALLOCK & STODDAED.
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BooTs AND SHOES.
$500 IN GIFTS
roIST2EHl-TED IN EOyJ ~, PROPORTIONS

DIsTRIBlTED IN EQUAL PROPORTIONS
ATTT everv 0A Books; all 81 and - q Books sold
At The Gifts nsst of Gold and Silver Watches.
gold aud silver pencils gold lockets gold rings gold rens
0nnias. reajcu'e7 pen
&c Sc Anv person sending order for l0books VIII he
hook sd gift extra Orders from the country
will prmpt- attent1oR AMI will be seat by mail
EXPRESS with dspatctl. e3 ELZF
Also Mrs Stoves new novel ''pred'' vols gift, as
above st J.9S. ANDREWS = 30 Nassau st ,-s-
New York City.
rata1no,,es 70 any aadress. = ------
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CnsEEOPOAs.EA.N -AEs,F UNGaN. i
RLACKWOOD q.

THOSE SUBSCRIBING THROUGH THIS ASSOCIATION FOR
HAPprR pTTNAAJ, ssODHY, GRAHAM.
KETCKERBOCKER, = HOUSEHOLD WORDS
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vroI Arr DEALERS GRoCEEIEs sND rToUoRs CORNER
vATER STS'.- EVANSVILLE. I'D.
ryUF have this lay formed for
tho psrnese doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavur sneceeded the business Of Nessrs As &
low purchased stock and made additions to make
shall he bic oer gcod h3rgain
cor CASH rs any house in Evansyilie or any eity he
n y - N'.t4i
:. S.SGRENSQN.
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saBR BRWQoD- 80.
ETMMNsE a D E,a,EEoN OF s,CoCM


O ~ colo and Inscriptions.
"A EAfTVN eIar7 to be made % into che most fash on
"a 1fa Roots shoes Caters for ter he latest
ateru7 from France and the Eastern cities Al varieties
sins shoe; veiters with heels NJ "a enough to suit the
ladies'. and perfect OF patterns
large aa1 sl III. at the f5hoaahc Fnot anf
shoe srore Of sept33-3u JOHN RASCH. .
~ 4sSyg XTE-SIOobnxes pure Saleras15 in ID papers;
- bbIs dol
29ke2s I00Ibs each -. received and for
sale by ocs15 - II ..l PRESTON BROS,
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

NJ have bought seck and taken the store formerly
Sg occupied by n Bacon & Co.. Main street. opposite
rapch Ban and have made large additions to their
stock t sush for future
citizens Eyansville vicinity as
articles Of Family Groceries as any
city Being determined to exertion 20
all hope to receive liberal pat
ronaxe Give us trial. Goods delivered freeof charge
/ mbf3 47 - ri t'HERSHBBRGER a. CARSON.
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FEW DRUGS,


EAEsP Uk.sNS, a VIKINGS, &C.. NC.
TNHB undergn sd Is prepared to splice kind o. rop
strapiug blocks OF any description; the making
any Tarpaulins Awnings. sc To be found 1T any time
Wm. GREEN'S Central House, Division street: - - -
octl5-3m .-lZ- JOHN PhoN MAN..
DoZt and cans fresh Coge Oysters lust res by
4 D deeI5 VA ---. z. H. COOK & SON.
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Meeting of the Pittsburg Bond
Holders.

PHfLkDELPHIA, Jane l9.
A meeting Of holders of bonds of the City
of Pittsburgh, upon which interest is unpaid,
was held here this morning, Jno. A. Brown
acting as Chairman, Resolutions were adop-
ted inviting holders Of bonds of Allegheny
county, issued for her subscription to the
stock Of the Allegheny Valley, Pittsburg and
Stubenville, and Charter Valley Railroads,
to participate in the meeting, and join such
action as may be best to sustain the faith and
credit of Pittsbure and Allegheny county.
Mr.. Howard read lengthy paper, going
into details of the funded and interest bear
ing debt of the city of Pittsburg, the assessed
value of real and personal estate, and state
ments of Its fnancial condition, as q basis for
the action of the meeting, assuring it that
the city of Pittsburgh and Allegheny county
are amply able to pay their respective liabil-
tiles. a committee was appointed TO pre-
sent an address to the City Council, asking
them to adopt measures to prevent the recur
renee of such state OF affairs, and to enable
the Treasurer at once to meet the interest
due, and thus redeem the credit of the second
city in the State.
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, June 15-P.

WAsHlNGToN, june 10. III.
A telegraph dispatch from Amcry ID: Pot
ter has been received accepting one of the
vacant Utah Judgeship. He is an Ca-mem-
Der of Congress from Ohio. The other is Of
fered to Eckles of indiana who probably
will accept. 1t it uncertain whether Judge
Stile now here will return to the Territory.
Well founded reports assigns Thomas III.
Drum. of Mississippi, as Marshal Of Utah.
Col. Cummings has again been rendered the
Governorship. His acceptance is considered
certain. The California overland mail ques-
ton terundergoing thorough considera-
ton in the Cabinet, has been referred to the
Post Master General. who is not yet prepared
to pronounce decision.
The impression prevails that the Southern
route will be selected, commencing at Mem
phis, and continuing by way of Fort Smith,
Donna Anna and Fort Yuma.
The object is to have route through a
country susceptible Of easy settlement. and
which will not be interrupted by heavy SHOWS.
Some bidders desire to be heard before the +.
NJ. General, finally decides the question.
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Another Oficidl in tb6 CalabOOse.
Police Matters.

at is our painful duty" to report the i'm
prisonment of Chief Justice Ccrter! On
Thursday he was arrested and tried for the
same offence of which Clifford ndTomlinson
were found guilty the day previous, for the
false imprisonment of German living in
Lamesco. Carter plead guilty, and the Judge
sentenced him to pay one dollar fine ard i'm
prisonment in the county Jail for thirty days.
The police affairs of Evansville are certainly
in an interesting condition. Two Constables
and Justice in jail If the city fathers are
satisfied with the administration oftheTown-
ship officers, they are at liberty to rely on
them for the arrest and punishment Of often
ders. We have often insisted upon the ap-
pointment of Police officers by the city, but
the Council has been pleased to leave the
management of the city's police business in
the hands of the Constables. We hope that
the proceedings before Judge Moore the past
week will open their eyes upon the subject
The truth is, that the Council from economy.
in managing the city finances, has descend
ed to penuriousness, and we can never have
a police force until men can be found to act
for nothing.
Meantime Carter and Tomlinso on rustieat
in Jail at the expense of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, and the loaves and fishes Of the police
department are divided between the two or
three Constables still at large, and Justices
Bippus, Chute and Mills. A history of the
Township officers the past three years would
be interesting and would sell we'll. One of
our ex- Constables is in the Penitentiary, and
two others left between "two days" and have
not yet returned. An ex-Justice, elected a
year ago, swindled his neighbors and left for
parts unknown and finally in these latter
times,we find Justice and Constable loked
up for safe keeping. We hope that the De-
mocracy having electedCarter andTomlinson,
will see that they do not suffer during their
confinement. If 'To the Victor belongs the
spoils," certainly it is the bounden duty Of
the "yictor, ITO care for those who are wound
ed in obtaining them. Who comes next!
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THE RIVER cont inues to rise rapidly at this
point. Large quantities Of drift passed down
yesterday. By our dispatches It will be seen
that the river is stationary at Louisville
No fears are entertained that the river viii
overflow the bottoms in this vicinity. A spe-
cial dispatch from Vincennes gives the state
of the Wabash river at that point.
swThe Alvin Adams will be here to-day
for st. Louis the Northerher for Memphis !:
the Fashion for Louisville, and the States
man for the same port-a1l good boats.
EThe David White passed up yesterday
with the largest passenger trip of the season:
She had 200 passengers dtring the trip. We
are indebted to Mr.. William Mitchell, her
polite Clerk, for New Orleans papers Of Sat-
urday.
~ We hope that the drift lining the
shore will not be allowed to lodge on the
levee, when the river begins to fall.
~The Highfyer is the packet for Louis
vile tomorrow morning.
rY-we are indebted to the officers OF the
packet Eaves for Louisville papers of Thurs
day.
"a The business on the river continues
very dull. Freights are scarcer at this point,
than at any time during the past year. The
Green river packets continue to bring on,
good loads Of tobacco.
~ The papers state that Mr.. Kirby Of
the Republic has turned up in St. Lous, and
satisfactorily accounts for the missing money
The Republic has no xever been sold to O
gentleman in New Albany for S2s 900.
~ The Gov. Powell is being repaired
and locked at Louisville.
- The steamer Star of the West sunl
lately in the Missouri river has been raised
and is nowiin st. Louis being repaired.
- 1t is not generally known that ticket
for all the Eastern cities can be obtained, vi,
the Little Miami Road, on all the Louisvill
and st. Louis packets, and on the Memphi
packet Northerner.
~ The subject of the Evansville and Pa
ducah packet line is being revised. W
heard the opinion expressed yesterd ay that
q meeting should be held, enough stock woul
be taken to start the boats at once. Let th
meeting be held.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-20
AUCTION & AUCTIONEERS.
AN ORDINANCE to amend On ordinance
passed Nay 7tAlS47, concerning Auction d
4ucf;onse,s. ~ pdssiY MN 1911 1857.

Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions of
the ordinance Of which this is amendment, shall
or before the last dat of EACH month file in the office
Of the City Clerk, full statement. unfr OATH Of the
value Of the merchandise, vehicles, and livestock be-
which have been consigned or delivered to them dur
ing sld month for sale at auction or otherwise:
The City Clerk, upon receipt Of which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate, for the current year
on page be reserved for that purposes the amount
thus reported in tile Of the auconser reporting
the same and shall charge and asscss thereon the
rate Of taxation as assessed upon the Personal property
Of others for such year, and shl ut ORE report said
and the amont assesscd in Writing &c the City
Collector, who shall make similar entry, on the
duplicate in his possession and shall proceed to col
lect from such actonecr, the tax thus assessed in the
same manner "a vther taxes ace collected,
ANY auctioneer who shall fail to maze any report
provided foe y this ordinance, Mt the time above spec
flied shall for each oence,be fined in any sum not less
than fifteen dollars nor more than hfty dollars; and
for any second or subsequent failure to make such
monthly report in addition to suchsfnc. the Common
council may in their discretion revoke the license gan
ted to such auctioneer. -, .
The price OF license under this ordirahce, shall
from and after the publication hereo shall he one hum
dred dollars for one year, and sixty dollars for six
months or any shorter PERIOD and all license granted To
anctioneers shall expire the first Monday in August,
and no license shall be transferable
Approved by Common Council, :.
Attest JOHN IEWS0N, Mayor,
WELL III. WALKER. City Clerk.
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CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. r.. co.
NOW PREPARED TO SELL ABOUT
100000 ACRES OF CHOICE
FARMING LANDS,

On Long credits and at Low Rates OF Interest.
'x>HESE Lands were granted by the Government to
- aid in the construction Of this Road, and are
among the richest and the most fertile in the world
They extend Northeast and Northwest, through the
middle of the State, TO the South, and include
every variety of climate and productions found be-
tween these parallels Of latitude. The Northern por.
ton is chiefly prairie, interspersed with fine groves,
and in the middle aud Southern section timber pre-
dominates, alternating with beautiful prairies and
openings.
The climate is more healthy, mild and equable than
any other part OF tile Countrywide air is pure and
bring, while living strems and springs Of excellent
water abound.
Bituminous coal IS extensively mined, and supplies
cheap and desirable fuel; beng furnished at many
same rate per cord:
Building stone Of excellent qualify also abounds,
which can be procured for little mofe an the expense
OF transportation.
The great fertility OF these lands, which are black
rich mould from two to hye feet deep, and gentling
rOlng-their eontiguity to this road by which every
facility is furnished for travel and transportation to
the principal markets North, South, Eastj West and
der them the most valuable investment that Gin be
found; and present the most favorable opportunity,
Tor persons of industrious habits and small means, 10
acquire comfortable independence in few sears.
Chicago is now TIE greatest grain market in the
world-and the facility and economy wilt which the
Ct, make them more profitable, at the prices asked
than those more remote at government rates-aS the
additional cost OF transportation Is perpetual tax On
the latter, which must be borne by the producer, in The
reduced price he receives for his grain, &cs
The title is perfect-and when the fusi payments
are made, deeds executed by the Trustees appot
ed by the STATE and IN whom the title IS vested 10 the
purchasers which convey them absolute titles in fee
simple, free and clear Of every incumbrance, lien or
mortgage.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED That the owners Of lots Nos $50 and
" Ito in the Donation Enlargement OF the city of
Evansville. the side walk of said lot street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
the Of I'd and Sycamore street to be brought to
proper grade and be reaid with good 'rick pave
ment Of proper width and good stone curbing. Also
Ordered that the gutter along said described property
Sd be laid with stone Of the proper width
responding with the gutter along the Court House
propcrty all of said work to he pone within thirty GOD
Gays after the publication Of this notice; and in default
thereof the Street Com is instructed to perform said
will lie assessed to and collected by sale Of said Lots,
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By
orler Of Council, WELL. ii. WALKER, Clerk:
Volksbose copy jets 5d
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MUSICAL TREAT. Amongst many other
interesting items of intelligence respecting
music on the Continent, we read that
"CaTion has had complete ovation in
La Sonnnambula."
La sonnambula is generally considered a
very sweet opera. We have not heard of
Cartons intention to visit America, but pre-
sumo, shoald he do so, that he would render
his person cs acceptable as possible, by wear
ing the elegant and fashionable Clothing
made at ASDERsoS's, Main street, opposite
the Branch Bank.
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"a The new arrangement, on the f. & C.
r. R., by which a train leaves here for Vim
cennes in the afternoon, goes into effect next
Monday. The freight train, with passen-
ger car attached, will leave Vincennes at 6.4C
An; returning will leave Evansville at 8,
p. N.-affording persons along the line sew
eral hours time in the city and return to
their homes the same day. 1t is move cal
culated to improve the business of the city
materially.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-20

Gov. WRIGHT returned to indianapolis on
Thursday, and announces HIS intention to
accept the appointment of Minister to Berlin.
He will leave about the middle of July, and
expects to be in Berlin by the middle of
August.
The Governor goes to Iowa to visit his
children next week, and will retirn to Indi-
annapolis OF the 4th of July. Mr.. Butler, the
present secretary of legation, will retain his
post under Gov. Wright.
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THE PRICES .tRE FROM 90 TO ESQ.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.

INTEREST ONLY THREE PER CENT.
- Twenty per cent. will be deducted from the
credit price for cash.
Those who purchase ON long creiiti give notes paya-
bic in =. b 4, and years after dteg and required
to improve oneenth annually for five years, rs u
have onehaf the land under cultivation at the end of
that time.
Competent surveyors will accompany those who
wish to examine these lands, free OF charge, and aid
them in making selections.
The lands remaining unsold rich and valuable
as those which have been disposed Of.
SECTIONAL MAPS
ill he sent tn who Will enclose fty cents In
postage stamps, and books or pamphlets, containing
numerous instances Of successful farming. signed by
respectable and we'll known farmers, living i'm the
neighborhood Of the railroad lands, throughout the
Sateaso the cost Of fencing price Of catte expense
Of harvesting, tifresfings etc.or any other informal
personally by letter, in English, Frapch German,
addressed TO JOHN WILSON,
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central r. X. Co.,
~ Office in Illinois Central r. X. Depot, Chicago,
Illinois. fel.bmd&w
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~ Efforts are being made to induce the
Great Eastern to make New York her stop
ping place instead of Portland. The Times
rays that as isst cap be found on the bar at
high water.
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lCORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners Of property lying onthe
" South side Of Vine street and extending from the
canal along said Vine to the terminus Of the
Ann street the side walk to he brought the city
grade and laid with good and substantial brick pave
ment Of proper width within thirty (O DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, and i'm default thereof the
Stree. Commissioners is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accrhng thereby,
will oe assesse. to, and collected by sale of said prop
erty or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. by order Of CommonC Council.
WELL ii. WALKER. Clerk.
Walk stote copy. jels-lmo
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New YORK, June 10, p.

Cotton market firm. Sales of 500 bales at
Il advance. Flour heavy-6000 bbls. sold.
Wheat unchanged-9o0o bushels sold. Corn
heavy-sales of II 500 bushels. Provisions
steady. Whisky steady. Lead inactive. Ma
val stores firm. Freights heavy. Stocks dull.
Illinois Central 1S31s-Michigan Southern As
Reading 1l1S-Galena and Chicago 93H-
Erie 3o5s-Milwaukie and Mississippi 5915.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-20

a T Meeting Of the Common Council held on the
IA evening Of the 9Th inst, the following Order was
unanimously passed to-wit:
Ordered that the owners OF Lots l and 22 in the
Donation Enlargement Of the city of Evansville
the side Walk bdfefing on Locust street, and extending
between 4th street and Canalalong the fronts of said
ots.to be brought to pyapsr trade and good sub;
side walk. and in default thereof the commissions
er is directed 10 perform said work. and The costs and
penses accrung thereby will be assessed and collect
ed by sale Of said lots much thereof as will satisfy
said lien apd costs.
By Order OF Council.
jell3d tvolksbcte ccpy.l City Clerk.
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~ Mr.. Jas. Partridge of the reliable
Adams Express Co., has placed us under OBJ
legations for New York papers of the 10th
inst. The attentions of the gentlemen of the
Express Office make US independent of the
mails
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED that the owner of lots Nos I, 2, g. 4
~ and s. in block No ~ and lot No in block No IL
all in Larnasco addition, the TO be filed up
with earth rs TO correspond with the city grade within
ten Q0) days after the publication Of this notice and
in deault thereof the Street Commissioner Is directed
perform said work; and the costs and expenses ac-
crung thereby, will be assessed to and collected by
sale Of said property, much thereof as will salts.
fy said lien and BY order Of Common Council.
WE'LL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
volksbote copy. jels-l0td
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The Freshet.

CORNING, n. Y, June 10.
A sevete freshet in Chemung Canal, near
Chentng Canal. Lands submerged to a
large extent.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED that the owners Of lots No 153 and 154
" Donation Enlargement OF the city Of Evansville,
cause the side walks OF said lots fronting on 3D. street,
and extending from the alley between Main and Locust
streets, to the Of Third and Locust street to be
brought the city grade and laid With good brick of
the proper width within thirty days GOD AFTER the
the Street Commissioner is directed to perform said
work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will be assessed to and collected by sale OF said prop
erty, or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order Of the Common Council
WELL II. WALKER, CLERK.
Vo;k ai,oke copv, ielS-lm
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TELEGRAPHIC
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGPAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
EVANSVILLE DAILY 10 URNAL
CINCINNATI, June 1s-N.
Weather clear and cool.
Nrupurs lima 10

Wednesday night by the fire in this place
! the loss was $4,000 to 100000. weather
clear.
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PuuApELPuIA Juue 10

Il Welt IfEHf y 0fIO IN'
VIM. d. Reed has accepted the invitation
of some Of the most prominent merchants
and citizens, to public dinner to be given at
the La Pierre House on Monday evening, pre-
vious to his departure for China.
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PIrTsBURG, June 10, p. e.
River 10 feet inches and falling. Wealth
err rainy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A + meeting Of the Common Council held on the
~ evening OF the 10th inst, the following order was
unanimously passed, to-wit:
Ordered that the owners Of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street, good brick sidewalk of proper
width TO be Ibid down In said part Of said Fourth Street
and also plate down good curbing along said brick
pavement said described street; said work to be done
within thirty days after the publication OF this notice
and in default thereof the Street Commissioner i di.
accruing thereby applied too and collected by
sale Of sad propct; on so much As i'll satisfy said
lien and costs.
BY order Of Common Council.
WELL ii. wAtRER, Clerk.
VoIksbote COPY. my2030id
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1We are under obligations to the Clerk
Of the New Orleans packet, Empress, for
Louisville papers Of Thursday.