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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

Gov. WIZARD REBUKED BY HIS Own PAR
TY.-Mr. j. III. Cook. of Terro Haute, one Of
the Trustees of the Blind Asylum, and a
prominent Democrat, addresses the following
manly and excellent letter to Gov. Willard,
upon the subject Of the extra session. The
positions are right, and the sentiments are hon.
orable to the writer, and they will find a re-
spouse in the minds OF all sensible men:
"The Constitution has vested in you, when
in your opinion the public interest may require
1t. the discretionary power to convene the
Legislature, and when convened to make such
communication to them as you may deem
proper. The FIRST and only question proper
for you to decide, is called session demand.
ell by the public interest? If it is, call it
Patriotism requires it, and cannot allow N.Y.
sell to believe that party or party questions
will weigh a feather with yon in a matter of
this character. All your private and public
life (unless now sadly reversed,) will exoner-
ate you from such en- imputation, and | trust
you will vindicate your own fame and that of
the Democratic party, by wise and liberal
policy, which alone will give you true fame.
You seem to require assurances that the le-
gitlmaie business of legislation will be attend
ed to, should you conse enc the Legislature By
proclamation; in this you are most clearly
wrong. The Legislature is a co ordinate
branch Of the State Observation-Disclosures.
ent in its action proper, as the Executive
amenable to their own oath Of Office and the
restrictions Of the Constitution, of which
they are the sole judges, (unless the Court
the other co ordinate branch, is invoked in
the last resort.) Now, Sir, if any one of the
above enumerated departments Of the Gov.
eminent have a right TO require pledges from
the other or impose restrictions upon their
action, then they all have it, their rights in
this relation being reciprocal and equal.
Such theory Of constitutional ground a:
|, you assume, have yet to learn. Your note
to the Trustees Of the Benevolent Institution.
places you in the unpleasant category Of be
ing the advocate Of these unteuable theories
or Of secession from them, which am sure
from your generous character, you will III
with pleasure. | should undervalue your in
tellgence, and disparage your motives, coulC
| for one moment doubt your anxiety to NEE
just expectations Of your party, and By all tn
constitutional means in your power prolnot
the general good
In conclusion, dear sir, allow me to renew
my assurances OF respect, personally and Off
cially.
Your obedient humble servant,
!, j. ii. COOK.
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CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is shown by
ths Records OF the Custom House be the only Londn
Cordial Gin Exported aud sold liz hotties all others
made here Fin imitation oft.
Iii delicious tonic beverage. aud by its peculiar
ESQ different from other sns universally ed by all
who used it, IL is adopted with in eases OF
DYSPEPSIA. GoUr RHEUaArIsN. DORSEY GRAVEL. COLO,
CHOLERA. FEVER AND AGuE. STRUCTURE. DISEASE THE
URINARY ORGANS. EPILEPSY Fem IRREGULAmTIEs sc.
Dr.. VALENTINE MORT, Of New York. in letter TO the
proprietor. says,
reliable Extract Of Juniper. Ih.ve seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by ell
Drugsit aad Grccers United
numerous poisOn called London Cordial Gin-o avoid
then buy oniy "CnARLEs' Rsiec, any other offered "a
your health dollar for quarts
afty cents for pnts. EDMUND c. CHARLES,
nhso-3ml&w Sole Importer. 40 Broadway, n. y.
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MURDER FOR MoNEY,-A farmer living near
Washington. Penn, by name Of White, had
collected $3.50 to pay for land. In the night
the house was entered by two men; on seeing
the robbers, the wife fed to call assistance
fromthe neighbors. leaving her husband to con.
tend with the villains. On her return with
aid, the husband was found lileless with his
skull cleft with an axe, and the desk contain
ing the money, rfled. The robbers were not
identified, and no clue to them has been
found; but they are supposed to be persons
who were acquainted in the house and the
circumstances Of the family
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hTThe Rev. LEROY Woods has resip

UThe Rev. Leroy Woods has resigned
his claims to seat in the Senate, and thus
this bone Of contention. which has been one Of
the chief impediments to regular legislation
the last winter. has been removed. 1t is in.
t;mated that this resignation is one Of the rea.
sons why Gov. Willard delays the call Of the
extra session. Without Woods aid, 1t. Gov
Hammond's decisions would be overruled. and
the democrats be powerless in the Senate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

THE ErrEcr OF LgvEEISG THE MISSISSIPPI /
The State Engineer Of Louisiana has made
a special report, in which he reiternses what
has been frequently declared before, that the
rapid extension of levees along both banks
of the Mississippi to the mouth Of the Ohio,
will throw the whole volumes Of all the foods
from its tributaries, into the channel Of the
Mississippi at once, and precipitate upon the
lower country quantity Of water that would
overflow the present levees, or any that could
b. built below the mouths Of the Arkansas and
Yazeo, and inundate, perhaps, the whole coun-
try below Natchez. The only salvation for the
planting interest, below the mouth Of Red riv-
er in the opinion of the Engineer is to increase
the collateral outlets; to deepen and straight
en- the bayous at Atchafalaya and Lafourche and
re open the bayou, now closed on the East
side, into lake Mauripas. The levees are now
completed on both sides OF the river, from N.
Orleans to Memphis, and are being rapidly ex-
tended on the west side up to the mouth o.
the Ohio; thus excluding..the water from a
vast range Of swamp and lake. where it has
remained for weeks and months during the
high foods in the river, reduced by saturatinc
the earth and evaporation, and gradually re.
turning to the bed Of the river, as its waters
subside; feeding it as from reservoirs, and
maintaining its navigable condition Cor months
after the foods have passed.
BY forcing the whole volume Of water by
lcvees into the channel at once, its current
will become more impetuous in floods; tn.
water will run off more rapidly. and being
no longer fed from the swamps, the fall Of the
river will be more sudden, and the seasons O
low water and difficult navigation will be pro
longed. The influence Of the levees upor
navigation is Therefore matter Of great i'm
portance; but to the planting interest below
Red River it is question Of ruin or safety
The report proposes that Congress DO petit
toned to declare tho Mississippi en- INLAND
Sea, and the whole dominion ofits waters b
assumed by the General Government; and ii
improvement be directed for the general safe
ty and benefit. If it should become an in
land sea, the whole code of maritime Law
would be extended over it, and orr steamboat
become subject to its rules, which would b
an important and beneficial change.
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THE GRANVILLE & OwENsvrLLE R. R.
The second meeting at GRANVILLE, on the sub
jet OF building road from that town through
Owensville, to connect with the T. & C. Rail
road, was very spirited affair. The commit
tee appointed at the frs: meeting 10 consider
tho expcdiency ofthe enterprise, reported that
an average Of five feet grade would be all that
would be required for the road through the
bottoms to the hills; that the route was per
fectly practicable and feasible, and that much
better ground could be obtained tnan theywere
aware Of The meeting was addressed by ma
ny citizens, warmly advocating the road
Capt. S. H. Martin made warm and enthu.
siastic speech in its favor
The weather was very unfavorable, and the
meeting was not so large as it would have,been
il the day had been pleasant. Near $4,000 was
subscribed on the spot, and full confidence was
expressed that $4,000, in private subscrip-
tons, could easily be raised west of the Wa
bash. The Herald says:
"Some Of our capitalists are determined to
investigate the matter. and if there be posi-
bic chance Of the road being commenced, will
come forward with tho whole amount wanted.
After discussing the matter till late hour, the
meeting agreed to adjourn to meet again. as
soon as the committee for that purpt Sc shall
have procured subscription Of stock amount
ing to $4,000.
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The NATION & GRANVILLE Il. Ron Fri
day next, meeting is to be held at 0lney,
ILL.,. for organizing the Company under their
recent charter. for building a road from Gray
vile to NATION, to connect with the Illinois
Central Road. A preliminary survey will be
made Immediately, to determine the cost Of
construction
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BREAD FOR THE SPANISH POoR.-The Span
ish papers state as fact that the municipality
of Madrid causes $4,000 loaves. of two
pounds each, to he baked every day and sold
at q moderate rate. This quantity is said t,
be sufficient for about half the population Of
the city-a distressing proof Of the poverty of
the people
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TuE SOUND DuEs.--A letter from Wash

THE SOUND DUEs.--A letter from Wash
ington says that the Secretary Of State on the
7th., completed the arrangements with Dem
mark, through the Danish Minister, for the
abolition Of the Sound dnes. The amount VIC
pay is S3S0,000. while that CT England is near
100000 The whole amount payable by
all nations, including England and the Uni
ted States. is about Sl5.O0oOOO. Denmark
is forever to keep up the necessary light
houses.
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VALUABLE RENEDY.-The unqualified testimony in ia
Dr. valuable medicine TO be found in
advertising column toda. will commend itselfto the
and Of aiers from the known
position the who this
voluntary tribute TO the DR. 8 skill Chic Daily Jour-
The above notice from has spec,l refer
certificate of H. n Hai. ESD in favor of the
DR. Cavanaugns Pile Saive which 10 advertised
in columns. for sale by
mhI3 KELLER & WHITE.
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0T The Court Of Oyer and Terminer met
on the 9th fol- the trial of Mrs Cunningham
and Eckle for the murder of Dr. Burd ELL
There being no PANEL ready, at the request
>of the District Attorney, the CO urt adjourned
to the first week in May. and ordered that
PANEL of 500 Jurors be summoned from
which to select twelve TO try the cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

OF The st. Louis News Of Thursday says
that the steamer Lucie May had been badly
damaged by collision with one of the piers OF
the Rock Island bridge, on Tuesday morning
last She will have to go into dock for re
pairs 1t will DO remembered that the beau
tiful Efie Alton was wrecked at that bridge;
and since then many boats have been dam
aged and detained
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e IIooaands German Btters. prepared and sold by Dr.
Jackson a. the German Medical Store 12n Arch street.
Philadelphia daily increase their veil deserved celebrity
all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver These Btters have indeed proved blessing to the
afflicted who their gratitude by the most fatterng
testimonial This medicine has established for itself
competitors willy their schemes
ducve their promises reach II gained the pablo
the benefits that have been derived
from it. and will maintain its position.
See aivertisement mills
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Bristol's SnrsapaPIlIn stands the test OF expert
all its rivals falling dsuse 1t disintect, the
blood Of the elements Of all sruptive and uiesrous
plains relieves and debility isnfsllibie in
and is highly than when
originally introduced twenty years ago. KEnP's WORM
PAsrLLEs by the frm agreeable TO the
taste contain and infallible vernuse.
sold T. Lannau & Co, wholesale druggists 90
street, New York and BY all druggists. sarsapara ST. and
Pastiles 25c. Per bottle. ap9
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HooPLANo,s GERMAN RITTERs.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY.
NJ MUL sHIzEH Doylestown. Pa June 2o. 1888. says:
My wife has bean afflicted With nervous debility since
September 1851 since which time have been unable TO
Cad physician medicine that would her in the
until dsv called n. tho store of DR. Harvey OF
tincturo of aud described to him
the an lotions Of we he then handed lot Of
read among which found describing German
Bitters Immediately procured few bottles from HIM.
pleased that the OF tbs Btters has done
than all the medicines she has heretofore
taken. wish you send q half dozen bottles"
See aiye rtise uent. mhI3
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GA subscription paper for the relief OF the
proprietors Of the State Sentinel, can be found
at the Enquirer office. Any funds for that
purpose left with us. will be forwarded to the
Chairman Of the Relief Committee.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

OF Mrs. Levert, fashionable and brilliant
lady Of Mobile, wife of Doct Levert, is said
to be the authoress of the popular novel in re-
ply to Mrs. Stoves "Dred," called Tit for
Tato
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OF The father of N. p Willis and Fanny
Fern has been an editor fifty four years, and
has in his life time established three newspa-
pers, now large and profitable concerns, but
he, in his old age, is reduced to the position
OF assistant editor in the last establishment
which he himself brought into being.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

OF The number of seamep Of all nations
is estimated at nearly two millions. The
commercial marine throughout the world was
stated in the year 1855 to embrace about Is,
100000 ton.
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0TThe Dank of England, on the first day
Of March paid a semi annual dividend of four
and half per cent. The amount OF accumu-
lated profits on hand, after paying the divi-
dend, was f3,06i, $40, or about Sl5,000,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-14

CO. the receipt of the last news from
California the stock Of that State fell 9 or 10
per cent, which indicated a strong doub: o.
its FINAL redemption by the State.
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CTThe Virginia came up Sunday night,
only few hours over five days, from New Or
leans. To Mr.. Ray, the gentl.manly clerk,
We are indebted for late New Orleans papers.
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THE CosT OF OUR VICEs.-It is calculated
that the clergy cost the United States S12..
100000 annually; the criminals 100000;
the lawyers S70,000O0o; and rum 500, 600 :
GOO.
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THE BULLS HEAD.

TIE large spacious house with stablng for 50 horses
wi.s fine 30 Wing Alley aud lots
Main known tho Balls Head admirably located
FOR srt elas hotel. be had lease great
gain for years. Apply
nh2i-lndAw j. O. JEWELL CO.
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HOILOWAY's PlIIS.-Wherever civilization has
penetrated these Pills in demand The stomach the
lungs and the intesns the aailahls by
all eli hese the remedial action
Of this raedciaeis rapid thorough and invarabe sold
the manufactures No so Maiden Lane New York and No
"a strand LOndOn and by all druggists 2jc. e2o and
81 per box. apS
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GO L..
TEMPLE or HONOR.

Evansville Temple Of Honor No every rsday
evening in the Hail. street. the Canal Bank.
Il. W. PoINTDEXTyR. W. @. T.
A. J. 0'SEILLY. W.R.
Beacon Light Social Temple No. IS meets every sits-nass
Friday evening above. JOHN HYDE. d. p. r.
C.. W. RUDYARD. n. r. jan20 '57-Iy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il 4 Il L =

Osssiusre ten lines or less tine soc: three tines 81
one weei 80; two weeks " so; month -; three
aonths - S ro-ths SIC; els. discount
srxsr adyertseents Cards OF six lines under -
sunun Soebarge for marriage death religious notiees
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w. AGENTLENiN.t thoroughly acquainted with tie
49, dry goois and grocery business had long
rsrience in both is excellent salesman and
Ilhed Book Keeper would like situation IN which
all these qualifications would be avail to has
Pioyers whom he give the high references Apply
to .he editor Of the Journal. fea4-u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 Notieesin .Ais place. cents line insertion
re line three times; FER one week.
eonnton longer time.
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STAMPING
EYERY AFTERNOON.

MIR. @. A. KIsBY extends cordial invi.otien to tn
WI this phase and vicinity. his large
selection of patterns OF Embroidery and Need
Work, which he Is prepared to Stamp Silk. Satin
Elan mel With compound of his invention. an
for which briancy of Color Texture and Durability
peror in the Union and warranted remain
octly pn and legbe long the goods dry
rub deface by handling. tu' simply washing
vanshes like the de- before Ee will ais
teach he art of Stamping. Terms-s3 co
will remain the Central House until tie LIST OF May
Hours from to G O'Clock. p. NJ apt3-1m
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MELaNE0GisAPHS
BOARDING

BOARDING
With large ana pleasant Tor the
gentleman andlasy or for single gentlemen be obtained
in private family in central location. Apply at this
Office. feIi-tf
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WOOD: w0oD"-orders for Wood left at SAMUEL
vIcKEEY's will 10 promptly SLED. feb3
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THIRTY BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS
AT PRIVATE SALE,

a
INGREEK's ENLARGEMENT. Size from by
Us feet fn-y aidoa the zhest uni In
Granville aud desirable locations Family Res
denees being healthy part OF Town. centrally 10 atd
convenient all the
in good neghborhood. They elso desirable
fssturiBg There Furniture Factory se.g hui,t
the adjoining lots. my wishing make table
here opportunity offered there
part of Evansville that is in proving faster.
ALSO
We have 20 lots laying Ia body which is beautiful
family residence which will sold
10 and . snit.
For apply at Furniture Wareroon
Main Street. at Factory the rreuies where
plat can be seen. ARMSTRONG GREEK.
AHA In
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF GUNPOWDER.

OFFICE EVANSVILLE 4 CHARLOTTESVILLE r. r. Co. !
Evansville. April 10th. 1857. :
NOUR attention is called to the following resolution
Ill passed by tn, Board at its last session
Resolved That this Road will sunpowder on the
WEDNESDAY train of each week only. and will charge
less than @ keg for distance
tribe class rates. that will exceed twenty
cents per beg.
Resolved That all rovder carried this
Road contrary regulations. contrahapd
gie charge One Dollar per kez canister other
smaller than shall be charged and collected
upon discovery thereof.
In the above resolu powder will be
ceived at the Depot wEDN ESDAY morning till 30
O'Clock each package be distinctly marked with the
and residence of the consgnee and each shipment
coupanied by bill Of lading.
aplI-lmd j. j. DANIELS. Sue't.
Enquirer Vincenues Gazette Terre Hauto UrioL suli
Democrat and Princeton Clarion. cory month
UpIO COFFEE-s0 begs choice reed Per Fanny Bullitt
Ma for sale by apii s. Z. GILBERT 4 CO.
UrNGLtsH DARN CHEEsE.-25 boxes best quality
III reed per Prairie Rose. for sale low by
S. Il. GILBERT & CO.,
aIll Sycamore Water.
EEOLAss whole and half bbls. in choice coop
lsE erage for sale by apIl s. Il GILBERT a. co.
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fUNHE Property Second Street. occupied by p.
Horntrook. Esq., is offered st private sale. The lot
s By i56 feet and the house is enc of the nest CON,
City, and in order. twill be sold
for cash short time very low figure. il application
be made early to THOS. Il. GA2VlN.
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THE INFANT DRUMMER.
LITTLE BENN.E rs COMING!

StHIs Infant roeiey which has excited r,ueh adnira
ton at the South lie coming to Evansville. and viii be
here's probably between the 9Th and 3oth lust BE su
has displayed musical pow
AID beats tho drum with the skill of vet
lie draws full houses and little folksto
hi n wherever he goes.
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A IL RIV AL.
PROFESSOR MOZART

HYTILL remain in this city cnly Q short time and Ia
vtes the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of this city and the
travelling p..ic. s;vs Zig cali Re prepared totsil
applicants about themselves sne chcrer
cation each 10 adapted. and WIS. kni o. matrimoni,
required by esch both for th- sake of health
their ehliren aud abide IN placid life
Deneation disro sion. md chars marked with foil
yratei rules fr all business erts aud sciences will be
issued from O'Clock A. NJ, to O'Clock p. NJ o. Rooms
Nos 2 aud II. Wssbin gtcn Hotel
re- ExaDipation m ads IN private. III required
orice. give private iesidence
examinations will he ATTENDED, to. npii Iva
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MRS. NJ. A. DONALDSON. Of Eysnsviile. has optnsd
IVA new stock Of Miinrry Second street lew doors
from Main and opposite TIE New School Chrich. SIRE 10
now pared TO d. al kinds Of Srsw and Seapotan
bopnets.
Sic has also Just received beautiful collection OF Bon
ess. Ribbons and ono fresh flowers.
Mrs d. went east for tbs purp o purchasing full and
stock sbo invites the Ladies of the city
AID vicinity toes Gsd examine her stock before puefss
iRr ell ewhere.
Two good Miners End constant employment on ap
Scaon 70 Mrs. Donaldson Two Apprentices Jso wantee
MIA M
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n ALIVE OIL Dbl pune Oi We Oil;
V Is dos sss'd sizes do do do; Tor sale by coy
epl4 y. III. COOK 4 SUN.
OBJ anil z. II. COOK & SON.
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MILLINERY.

6SEedk PKGS as.or ed numbers and sizes New Make
spii w. W. In COOK SON.
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Whether Mr.. Henry's invention shall ac.
complish all he predicts Of it or not, there can
be but little doubt that cotton will soon be
made into yarns, or rowing on its native fields
before shipment.