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THE BULL,S HEAD.

f~ THE BULL'S HEAD.
The large spacious house with stabns horses
connection with nne Bowling Alley lots
on Main street. known the Bulls Head admirably located
for srst class hotel lease at great bar
gain for one or more years. Apply to
uh2i-ImdAw ]. O. JEWELL & co.
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s,isht and r,tsh ca,..

The following succinct statement of the
condition in which the cases of our bogus
Senators stand at present. is from . CORES
pendent Of the New York Tribune. 1t will
give our readers of all parties clear and un-
prejudiced view Of the position Of these two
men, who by fraud are attempting to foist
themselves into the U. s. Senate; doing vio-
lence to the constitution of their own State,
and degrading the moral influence Of the U.
S. Senate, by seducing it to acquiesce in their
crimes:
At the regular session, the case of DR.. Fitch
was alone before the Senate, Mr.. Bright being
then member Of the Senate under his cleo
ton six years ago. As matter of course, the
case OF Fitch was at that time only referred,
as it could not then be known that Bright
would ever claim seat under the bogus cleo
ton. The Committee on the judiciary re-
ported at the regular session in favor of taking
testimony in Fitch's case. This was resisted
by Trumbull
The Senate got rid of the question at the
regular session by laying the whole subject on
the table.
At the Extra Session, Gen. Bright was sworn
in as new Senator, and so soon as the Com
mittees were formed, the protests and other
papers relating to the election Of Senators in
Indiana which were applied to Bright's case
as well as that Of Fitch, and in which he was
named as illegally elected. were on motion Of
I Mr.. Trumbull re-reerred to the Judiciary
Committee, who at a subsequent day reported
hack resolution authorizing testimony to DO
taken in both cases Of similar character to
the resolution before reported in regard to
Fitch alone. Trumbull moved to amend by
declaring it the duty Of the Senate to proceed
at the then Session to the examination and
settlement Of the contested seats from Indiana.
Gen. Bright then stated that his case had
never been referred; while Dir. Trumbui in.
, sisted that he had intended to move. and sup
posed he had moved, the reference Of both
cases. The Journal was appealed to and fully
sustained Mr.. Trumbull's statement. The
whole subject was then again laid upon the
: table. During the last hour Of the session,
and while Mr.. Trumbull was not in the Sen
ate, motion was made and carried to alter
the Journal by striking out that part touch
ing the reference Of Mr. Brisht's case. Mr.
Trumbull, on coming in, moved reconsidera
ton of this vote, which was the last thing
done in regard to the matter, the Senate soor
after adjourning sine die. 1t is OF no conse
= quence whether Bright's case was referred OF
r not, as the majority refused to tale any actor
{ in regard to Fitch's case, which was twice re
q ferreJ, and got rid Of the subject as often as i
was called up by laying it on the table; but i
is nevertheless proper that the true state o
n Of facts as they existed should be known.
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BOARDING
With large and pleasant the Of
aud LAZY or for suge zeatemea he obtained
in private family in central location. Apply this
once. f.i,-,f
WOOD wOODt! Orders for Wood left at SAMUEL
vIcKERrs will he promptly filled. febs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HATTIE. ~
On 50; t.o weeks g so; one MONTH o.; three
nesxks "a nonhs so; onsy els. Dissounten
arsr fOarde Il six lines
snnun No charse aFak death religious Dstiees
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RATne.
o::. g. s' : o. On: y.
'---------Gn CAT ATTRACTIONS -~-
Assignee's Sale Of Hardware and Cutlery.
VNuE undsrsisasd Assisnss Of O. Grinth win sell :.
By :;t .1. :. S
So much Of said stock may remain un:.ld vi. be closed
cut ns s fx ri A
..s Ms.s. ia :1s u "
o. shd prime q. Sugar: 4bss Plantation Mol...s.
mis-, Sugar House A'' '''s:s ,H 1Hrit Si6sEsf
s. SKI ia Onions
vel. , .s. ss s:s.i e.lsb 81 !;
INCUR 200 bag, cad half bag. 81 sdperan. Family
quantities to suit PureAsH. SAM ma s,s,
DURB WHITE LEAD -sce isss reed per steamer
nhsi 49, --' ''1 LIS D. HERMANN.
1S0 rAoKaeEs rs. in half chest. Is ls.; lbs.
"si ' '' mis-, s'''' " s SsiSasS
roo TOYS ;;s,:d s,s. :.s soa.::. ss::,
| nhsI l.i SAMUEL ORR.
900 PAIR plox Handles. also Buesy and WAGON
~ Hsss Spikes Fsllees and sha,. for s,s ~
~ Il: 5, sasi lev N'''s SAW ORR.
NVHE.l.INa n AlIse-ly. key. just reed ana for
w sale BY mh3i a. vIOKERY JOHNSTON.
s.:si ISL Is'
i s'.' 81 e. 81; BY
SwEET pOTArOEs.- ssl: Just reed and ssS sale
AAlA BUNDLES Wrapping Paper on consisnnsnt.
nh5I HORNBRooK CO.. Water street.
lOPAL CANDLRs.-sObo..sin store and for :,,:sy
ORASSsS;Es in store AID e, mo.
FOR RENT.
s.s. ssass Fir
boot and shoe store. Inquire Of
volksbose copy. w mhsi-iw
!:s Ws g.. s,:,s Paint Brushes.
do q. .sras BRUISES; sos s.d fancy busters,
Il sdo Painters Desters: u dol Shoe Brushes;
ns, % do Horse Brushes for sale y H COOK SON.
A CARRIAGE SHOP FOn sALE OR RBNT.
Proprietor having changed his business offers his
o.,, Il, snGe and ssa q ,%ssr for sale o,
bushes. IL has good run Of custom and presents rare
this
city where business be the
the CAPT al that may be invested in IL.
mhs-6w A. PERKINS.
/ n IN RAGS Rio Coffee; so Mats Csssia;
lOU lis kegs sd. 1874. Is'd Nails received and 70,
sale BY misc ...-.,-..-- I. & d. HEIMANN.
Ok sxs Va, lump Tobacco: lcs.. wa.ssI Oak Tcs'o
Oysters 10 gross shoe Brushes: grass
Byushes Horne Brushss patent Cioths
Pine reed for sale BY uh30fp n u. HERMANN.
WIN. R. KINNEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND COLLECTING AGENT,
mh3ou Henderson, Ky.
1s RBI French Brandy; IS ss,. orans. valley whisky
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PRoFEssroN AND PRACrIcE.-The Provi-
dence Journal relates the following illustra-
tive anecdote:
Everybody in Rhode Island remembers
the anecdote Of a man distinguished in polit-
ical life, who was equally eminent in the
church, as gifted in the conference meeting as
he was active in the caucus room. In the
course of one Of his exercises in the for
mer he enlarged greatly upon the value
of repentance enforced by restitution, and
in q moving appeal he declared his readi-
ness, il he had wronged any man, to restore
threefold. The exhortation produced CAPITAL
effect; the brethren were greatly edited, and
the sisters were in tears at the delightful sx.
hibition of piety and good works. After
meeting one OF his hearers who felt person
al as we'll as . general qualification at the pro.
fessions and promises of the speaker. an
preached him with many compliments which
the speaker received with Christian humility.
claiming nothing for himself but attribut:np
all his excellence to the sanctifyiny inAu
ences to which he had been subjected, and
which perhaps might have made him, mere
ly as an instrument, Of course, in the hands
of Divine Providence, little better than thu
ordinary run OF men. The following da,
the same man called upon our pious brothe
and presented an old claim that was undoubt
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EVANSVILLE IND THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL l6 1857.

ed in justice but not so clear in law. Refer.
ring to the exhortation Of the previous eve.
ming. he suggested that favorable opportuni-
ty was offered to put such profession into
practice. He would only ask che simple
sum; he could not think Of taking advantage
of so good a man by exacting the three.old
which he had offered in such cases. "Ah
my dear friend" was the affectionate reply
''that was nothing but meeting talk!" We
have great deal of meeting talk" both in
religion and politics.
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Mr.. PEAsE.-Rev. l.. M. Pcase, the noted
Five Points missionary, has retired from his
work, in consequence Of failing health, Undue
ed by too assiduous devotions to his labors.-
1t Is estimated that during the seven years Of
his mission five thousand children have been
reclaimed from vice and vagrancy.
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT G.. RICHARD Ad.
vertising and Correspondence Office. No 800 Broad
way, New York.
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1857. SPRING GOODS. 1857.
Large Arrival Of Fresh Stock for Spring.
JACOB sCHEURER.
6Onn BUSHELS prime Ear Cor reed per railroad
AIYNy hY mhI2 u CnnE = SoN
70 MAsONs AND con rRACToKs.

Board Of Trustees Of Pigeon Township. vanderburr
County Ind prepared to receive sealed propo ,as
mp TO Saturday the 2ist Of March for building
heavy for bridge to Pigeon Creek the
line street. dining the corporation Of
Inc worn to be rock range work the material Sand
stone and Will contain about 20O Perches (5
monthly estimates will he made Of DONE and
material on the ground Of which 90 will be pas
cash down The Board retaining 10 until the
plso1 o, the Job Plans and speciaca,on be
At the business house Of Decker Kramer, Main street
ian2i-tt
Aa meeting Of the Trustees % Pigeon Township held
tue 18th day of Narch 1886 ordered that the time
rsesvins tor Building abutment bridge
Pigeon Creek be extended to the 18th
Iahis-td JAS. G.. HATCHErr, Township CLERK.
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FA s.:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terroaute
40 A. W.. W hck local will be taken.
For information through Tickets. apply at the
Con transportation Once head OF Locust street. Ev-
ansvilIe. deciS J. j. DANIELS. sup't.
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IN and after Monday Dec it 1855 until further notice.
The Mail Passenger Train will leave Evansville
lao p. arriving yincennes at 400 in time
with the Evening train the Ohio and
Railroad Louis and Central Illinois. Terre Hsute
7:f5 p. NJ. and Indiana polls at :05 A NJ. making drec
for Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Phadel
phia. New York and baltimore.
ReturnnE-leave. sS $3.50 Nj after
rival OF train from lndianapolis-arrivss at Evansville
9:nO p,
this train from st. Louis Cincnna-
aud Louisville day. Baggage checked at Indiana
tls.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-06-17


Bureau Of Construction Equipment, and Repairs,
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
- the cs ending 3oh june 1858, viii be received at this
bureau until O'clock p M o. the 2ad juno next ese proposals
iion dc p that they may be distinguished
The materials and articles embraced The classes named
10 such desire offer application TO the communicate Of the
seeve yards or 70 The nearest thereto and those o. all
being for the Of dealers each such portions VIII be
agent each station win copy
only from which may be Judged whether il
ie whole class yard upon
Of the printed schedules in strict conformity herewith or they VIII
All articles must be Of the very quality sample
packages tbs and risk Of the
tor and all subject TO the inspection count
weight &c. c the yard where received and TO the entire satisfaction
Bidders are referred yards samples particular
crpon articles all other things being equal preference
will DO given to articles of American manufacture
accompanied by written guarantee the form Of which herewith
only may accepted nodned and the
contract win be forwarded as soon thereafter as practicable which
they will be required to execute within ten days aer its receipt at the
post Office or navy agency named by them.
sure in the full amount will be required sign the contract and
responsibility certified by United states district judge United
States district attorney collector As additional
y twenty per will be withheld from the Of the bills
unu Completed eighty per
OF each bin approved ipac by the commandment Of the
yards VIII be paid by the within thirty days after its
Il Is stipulated in the contract that default be by the parties
Of tho first part delivering all Of the articles mentioned in
bid for in this contract Of the quality and at the time and
snredes pay the United States money
exceeding the amount Of such class which be recovered
time according TO the act Of Congress in that
yided approved March Q, IS43
Glasses Nos TO be delivered fourth part heorc
May fourth by tho 10th July fourth part by the
september the by the h Dccember 1885,
whole by the 18th May, 1885, The remaining
10 delivered part September
h before the lt December next
the remainder before the
1885, unless earlier required with notice Of twelve days comprising
delivery proportion OF each article Glass all
lowing quantities Of the
they be furnished like and conditions
the expiration OF the fiscal receiving notice Of m
from the bureau the commandment OF the yard
| uren
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washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AourprcT
Washington, March S, 1857
DR0POSALS are invited for materials and work
i for the Washington aqueduct
Proposals received up h May win DO opened
Maps pronc specifications work 10
let will be ready for examination this Office and after tho Goth
Tbs work TO be let will embrace masonry the bridges
graduation excavation and embankmcn reservoirs
nccd with the main gate houses bricks sand
rubble, and cut stone, SC
particular reference made to the
portion q a line the titles acquired by the
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
only completed under the pres
eni appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work win DO
right prescribe the Of be done and progress
po not holding out sufccny to decide when and what @urks
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds the ten per cent viii be paid in tho udgmen, Of
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon the United States
and viii be condition Of all that the shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals
teriak on the Washington Aqucduct.n
they advantageous make arrange
mcns be considered most conducive to the OF the
Every o must be accompanied By written signed by
take that the bidder Or bidders will bis or their bid be-
enter into an obligation within ten days. with good and sufficient
DO accompanied by the ce6cac Of tho United States district
@ a' nS s sF
parmcnt Of War; the guarantors IRE able to make good their
will opened presence bidders any
be present NJ c. MFIGs,
Capt Of Engineers in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c Moigs, y $ Engineers.
We the undersigned residents OF , In the State Of ,
hereby jointly and cyca covenant with the United States and
they w within days after the acceptance Of the said bid
proposed conformity Of the
advertisement under which was made And IN case tho said
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United States Patent once,
Washington, MAY 20, 1855

nN the petition of Norbert Rillieux, of New
" York praying for the extension granted him IN
the 26th August lsf3 for for seven
from the expiration Of said patent which takes place the
26th day Of August 1867 M
ordered that the said petition Patent Office on
Monday the 18th day Of August IL o'clock and all per
notified TO and show they have why s
petition ought bc granted. E
Persons opposing the required file in the Patent
Office their objections specially forth writing, least twenty
days before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either party
said hearing accord
with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished app
The testimony tho win be the 9TH OF August
dcpoions and other relied upon testimony must DC
fled In the Office before the morning Of that day the arguments
II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice DO Published in the Unon ne
gencer aud Evening star Washington, d. Republican Baltimore
Nd Pennsyvanan, Philadelphia, Pa; Daily News New York New
York; and Post Boston, weeks
previous the 18th Of August ncxt the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEors Of the above papers will please copy and send hn
bills to the Patent Office with containing this notice
21-1aw3w
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Proposals for Fuel.

QUAR1ERN,suR's Orrcg MARINE CoRrs
Washington, May 10, 1857
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
~ until Monday the 18th 1857 supplying such guam
wood and coal required from LIST July 1857 3o
1885, the stationed Washington d. G.
The be best oak sapng and the coal best anthracite
The wood be delivered piled and measured and the coal weighed
points the
free OF expense the United States the coal weigh
22i0 pounds Further information bo had appca
ton this Office.
Proposals addressed Major O. r. IndsaS
endorsed proposals for fuel for marines at Washington D. CO.
The ntegencer STAR and States will publish the above twice
till 18th june 1857 and send bill with copy advertisement
10 this ohcc for payment
16-2awtlaJunet
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Notice

or Establishment Of additional Land Offices in ne Territory
Of Nctrasto
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 3D. 1887 entitled can establish three additional
land districts the Territory OF Nebraska 10 BIO Called respectively
tho sNrxaBA LAND rscr, the ovm rArD RIVER LAND srucr
and the "D,korA LAND psr Is hereby declared and made
known that the Offices Cor said districts have been established fol
lows, viz:
For the "NEvAus LAND msrucI' nj Brownsville.
the eSoura PLarIf al Nebraska City.
the Dagora nsr,uc Dakota said Territory.
Given under hand at the Washington, this thirteenth
Of April, 1857.
BY order q the President;
JOS & WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the Iando once.
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incomes doubied-The invent.
from the United
combination machinery for
continuous from the gin through
preparation and spinning machinery until Is ready Cor ship
weaving.
this will be Mt least ten
yarns the unbrokcn unnurcd by oc
machinery the used
chtnge ~ viii be about dfy and heavier and
win Command tho markets Of the world datanng all competition AT
advanced prices
The undersigned prepared dspose f privileges his
patent and planters will be informed terms complete
s,ructons how how obtain the machinery aud all
ohor necessary particulars application addressed to
Dec e-2aw1y6 GEORGE O HENRY, Mobile
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Firm ofoger.

Of - IN the State Of - here
:" m al n e
VISIONS Of The sceus therefor and n conformity with ,be adpc
,sarcn, @ hc Rnrean 6 or Tho BAD M Nav Issy
should my offer be accepted request addressed al
nne1 - Fs''' So Signature
The schedule which the bidder encloses must be PASTED bis
and each Of them signed by him Opposite each article in the schedule
the price must be set the amount carried out the aggregate footed
for each class and the amount likewise written in words
FJrm Of cuaramec
mn, ,.,, {, !
- ------,'s and Of in the sa State Of
neieuy su M, .ia, ~ oe sne ,oregong pa OF
he or they viii within len days aer the ecep. o. the contract At tho
~ n na ,, ~ as oa,. oa M \. wy ooh.,o ior
shall f 70 enter into contract as aforesaid we guaranty TO
as nv, g' hr MY n h , an 'o o"'' " 'o m
Signatures oftwo guaranors. b.
Date
Witness
Hereby cerMy .ha. lie venamed are known TO
me a. men u property, ana anie 10 mhe good eT guar
Date Signature
To signed by the United Judge
Tho following the classes required at the respective yards
AiiihNi' "A'Nf~
Class No y Wheoak logs NO. Yellow pine plank stock logs
ID Locust No is Iimurnviue 10 81 Iron No ~ spikes
Hose
cu,p,rsro,vv N,ss,cu,srrrs
Glass No. l. whtcoak logs. No g. White oak promscuou
No whitc-oak keel pieces stocks No
8 Ycllowpne plank stock logs. No T. rellowpine beams
mast timber 10 TO- White pine No H. Ash cyprcss WHITE
al boards No 10 macl walnut cherry No Ia Iorns No
~ White ash oars and hickory bars and butts No rs White OAK
rss ana headline No IA RIarl M IA Iignnm,,t"
No al Iron No 20 SPIKES and nails No % lead zine and Tin
No o. Hardware no a. Prints oils &c no IS TIax aapyma
.,ias. No no LEATHER No an Hose No al Rrrsbc. NJ az
anng and dry goods No 81 Pitch tar ro.in No 80 TIlow
,soai W. w. '' sup '''"'s ~ ~ '''' w. - f"'
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UNITED SraTfs NAVAL Corn or IsorsY,
Washington February % 1877

Washington, February 2s 1887.
fI'iE Judge advocate gives notice. for the intorma-
Il ton Of parties bobre section Of
The act Of January 49, 1887 that they respectively be advised nv
the department. when their shall the
court and that Is desirable that presenting themselves they
should come prepared with list Of such they dc
SIRE 70 have summoned specifying which rcspectvr heads
"ness for the naval seryce mentioned test
many h TO be applied cspcvcy suggesting delay any
which may be required and cf what witnesses
j. ~ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate.
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Notice

Of Esa1liamee Of additional Office Tyrioy Of
Kansas. @
In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857 entitled establish three additional
Territory Kansas called respectively,
district the Dosage land district and the Wesern
district hereby
established follows
the DISTRICT at noSIPuas
the FoRr Scvrr
For n OGDEN n said Territory.
hand the city Washington this eleventh
OF April A. D. 1857
BY order Of the President: JOS 8 WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General once.
Ap I1-IawGwt
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Stationery.

Navy DETARTnfyT, May 20, 1857.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
OF the Secretary the Navy until O'Clock,
Monday the Both juno furnishing all the station
required by the Navy Department and the several
for the commencing the lst Of july 1857 and ending
the 30th Of June, 1855.
the best quality delivered
delay when ordered and the satisfaction Of the head the Office
for which they required
required, each bidder for stationery must furnish with his
proposal n sample Of each article bid for.
uniformity proposals. blank forms will furnished
disposed bid and no bid will be considered which does
fully the advertisement and in which each and
bid and in which than price named for
article
sufficient amount with approved
faithful the contract will be required
person persons contracting The authorized
that win be given also satisfactory testimonials full
the contract must the bid otherwise win not be
eidcred.
The department right ordering greater
quantity each and article contracted for public
service may require.
Should article be required enumerated the
be furnished the lowest price, according
dual