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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
NO. 81

The undersigned, therefore, would invite
all Prescyterians, from all sections of the
country, to meet in convention in the city
of Washington. on the 9th day of Au-
gust, 1857. for the purpose of consulta-
ton, and of organizing General Assembly
in which, it will be distinctly understood,
the subject of slavery will not be intro
duced. We propose this course, instead
of organizing an Assembly at once, as be-
ing due to the Presbytelies we represent.
We would suggest that the Presbyteries be
called together as soon as possible; and
that, whilst the Presbyteries appoint their
delegates to the Assembly in Tie usual
proportion, it is desirable that as many
ministers and elders should attend the con-
vent ion as can DO so. We suggest, to te
connected with this new Assembly should
find it impossible to be represented in tie
convention should be informed of their ac-
tion.
Praying that God may overru'e the dis
ractions of Zion for His own glory. and
that We may be guided in this crisis Of
our history by His unerring counsel, We
subscribe ourselves your brethern in Christ
F. A. Ross, D. D. Michael S. Shuck.
George Painter, Isaac w. X. Handy.
". b. Caldwell, J. G. Hamenr, D. D.,
John B. Logan, Henry Matthews.
Robert P. Rhea. PeaehT q. 6rattan,
A. c. Dickersor, George w. Hutchins.
Thomas H. Cleland, Elijah A. Carson,
Fircelius R. Gray.
The undersigned, though not members
of the General Assembly now in session in
Cleveland, have been present during its
discussion of slavery. 0eing fully convin-
ced that there is no prospect of the cessa-
ton of this agitation in the Assembly, and
that the action taken is violation of tie
constitution of the church, we cordially
unite in TIE above invitation.
A H. H. BoYD. G. NJ. CRAWFORD.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
The Split at Cleveland Of
the New school Presbyterian
General ASlemblV.

10 the Ministers ana churches IN con.
nection w;M the General AssenaJly of
the Presbyterian Church.
DEAR BRE4HERN-TLe undersigned
members Of the General Assembly now in
session at Cleveland, Ohio. are constrained
TO the state of our beloved church, and to
indicate the course which should be pur-
sued by all who adhere to the principles Of
our constitution, as interpreted by its franz
ers, and as practically acknowledged du-
rug the almost entire period of our history
as church.
The action of the present assembly on
the subject of slavery, especially when
considered in connection with the spirit
and manifest purpose of several Of the
Western Synods, has impressed us with
the belief that peace and harmony can 10
longer prevail amongst us-that the As
sembly as at present constituted, instead
of being bond of union between different
sections Of the church, will continue to be
the theatre of strife and discord; and that
the glory Of God, the welfare of our
churches. and the good of the country de-
mand separation Of the discordant ele-
ments, and the existence of another As
sembly in which the agitation of the sla-
very question will be unknown.
{ We had hoped that our brethcrn who
have been disposed to introduce this sub
ject into the General Assembly, would ere
his have been convinced that no good
could result to the church from this agi-
tation1-tl,at it was alternating brethern of
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25
Methodist Bishop 10 Meth0-
dist Ministers.


pal Church North. at the East Main Con-
! ference on tho och os A..- ~. L~:-.--
about TO announce the appointments of
preachers to their various stations and cir
cuils, after some excellent preliminary re-
marks, said:
II deem it not unimporiant or out OF
the place to address few words TO you,
my brethren, upon a subject which is at
tracing considerable attention al the pres
ent time, namely: as to how far minister
of the gospel ought to take part in the pol
itics of the day. When minister gees
into his pulpit, he finds his congregation
composed of men of different political
views, OF men zealously and consientiously
attached to different political parties; and,
If he publicly becomes the parrizan Of one
side or the other, there will of necessity
spring up GOODNESS towards him in part
of the congregation, which will very much
diminish his influence. | feel convinced,
from what have observed, that the only
result that can be expected from minister
taking part in the political contests alIl
discussions of tie day will be to engender
strife and hard feeling in his congregation.
But some may ask, whether we are not
citizens like other men, and have not da
ties to perform as such? Most certainly
we are, and l trust | have not proved re
creant to the obligation resting upon me as
citizen, although have not, for the fo;ty
years that been engaged in the ministry.
ever entered political meeting. or spent
above five minutes at any one election.
have always made it a point TO so to the
polls at the most quiet time of the day,
when there was likely to be the least excite
ment-to deposit my ballot in an unstenta-
tious manner, and return home. L have
never seen the time when 1 thought L was
called upon as citizen to do more than
this know not how it may be with others
but have always found enough to do in
the duties of my calling. lam willing to
"let the potsherds strive with the pots
herds," but prefer for myself to attend to
the duties deyolving upon me as minis
ter of Christ. l recollect an anecdote of
A Methodist brother, who was stationed to
preach the gospel to the people in "Fount-
ain Head Circuit" near the Hermitage Of
The late President Jackson, in the exciting
political times of his second election
Party zeal was just then at its height. and
sach party wanted every one TO be on its
side. They sought out the newly arrived
minister, and eagerly inquired of him
whose side he was on. ''I ann on the side
If the Lord and Fountain Head Circuit
vas the reply. (Which of the candidates
10 you intend to vote for?" trust tha: l
shall be found on my knees, praying to God
or the conversion of sinners and the up.
building Of Zion in Fountain Head Circuit
IN conclusion. let me say, my brethren, go
le and'do likewise
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-25

Ned has run away with your wife"
said one friend to another. "1s il posi-
bic? Itruly pity his sad mishap!" There
is no necessity for any ice where that man
lives.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

THx FLosTfNe PALACE. 1T will be re-
membcred by our readers. that Messrs. Spal-
ding g. Rogers Circus Companies always
psrform everything advertised in their bills,
and we ar, assured they introduce many
novelties that are not advertised. One grand
feature is Mr.. Glenroy, the world renowned
bareback rider and somersaultcr, lately ar
rived from Havana. He viii appear before
our people and perform some Of his daring
as we'll a. extraordinary feats.a
Mr.. james Mcfarland, the only wire as
eensionist in the world will positively as
cend wire from tho top of tie river bank
to the top of the mast on the Palace, on
Thursday, the Esd inst, precisely at one
o'clock. Rain only, preventing,
We understand, also. that the celebrated
educated dog Tony, whose notoristy in Lou
isville and New Orleans is general, will per-
form at this place. lie is spoken of by the
press, as having, in clssc proximity, the ss-
xacity of humanity.
Feeling certain that our citizens will, on
this occasion, be highly edited and gratihed
and find no cause for regret in having visited
this popular establishment, we heartily CON-
mend them to Evansville liberality.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

NEw YORK, July IS, n.
Flour dull-sales of 1000 bills.
Grain-Wheat is frm-sales of 1900 bush
at 2O5c for new white. Corn dull-l0 500
bushels sold.
Provisions dull. Mess Pork loo better
sales ut $23 80.
Stocks dull. Sterling Exchange s1<@sX
premium. at
New YoRx, July Is, Pm.
Cotton quiet-sales 500 bales.
Flour quiet-55o0 bbls sold.
Grain-WEeat quiet; sales 1900 bushels.
Holders'demnnd an advance. Corn heavy
IL 900 bushels sold. a.. SCI
Lard closed buoyant. - 81
Whisky 11c lowcr~-salcs At 32c.
Sugar closed heavy ut 10 &c for Muscovado.
Coffes heavy.
Frcixhrs inactive. Stocks closed dull and
irregular.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market. - -
.usa d.. ,CINoINNArI, July IS, n.
Flour firm and in good demand ut IS 4o@
8 %. - s,.-sf~ i- r'et. -
Whisky dull-declined to 251<c., =
Grain hrm. Bac.,n firm and in good de-
mand. 'Linseed Oil s7ISc. .ao
,CISoINSArI. July Is, P. N.
Flour Observation-Disclosures local demand
fully equal to. the receipts; 100 bbls sold at
s 1896 ~, and lot ut s 50-closing firm ut
Corn-200o bushels sold at T3@75c.
Whisky declined to 25l1c, and dull.
No change in Provisions. i't
kinseed 0il s711c. -
No change to NOTES in other articles.
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a N ORDINANCES to create the Nineteenth Ward

~ ~ A.NOE I'd cFele inc y fnctfciftf1 NIru
n of the city OF Evansville, 1i {, prov lie for the
election Of Councilman for said Ward:
WHEREAS, BY an orier OF the Common Council of
the city Of Evansville, passed the 9Th day Of nne
A. d. l-5. Crescent Enlargement Of the city of Evans
vile, was the petition ~ the owners In fee Of
half of Saft Enlargement, annexed tn and included
within tlie iiiniss OF the city Of tvsnsvlle Now for
the purpose Constituting said Crescent Enlargement
a Ward OF the city Of Evansville, aud to provide f'r
the election " Councimtn represent said Ores.
cent Enls cement in the Common Council Of the city
~ Evansville,
SEc.1. Be It ordained nv the Common Council Of
the city ~ Evansville, Tint frpu and after the pas
Of this Ordinance Crescent Enlargement Of the
city Of Evansville shall Ne and Constitute warl Of
teenth Ward 81 said city. n.
seq. That an election be held on the second dav
~ July, 1851, al the house of Patrick Dolan, in aid
Crescent Enlargement for the election Of Council
man n represent said Enhancement In the Common
Councof the city Of Evansville, for the residue ~ the
year; and that Robert Ruston of said Enlarge
men. he and he u hereby appointed inspector of cleo
tons OF said Nineteenth Wari.
SEC. 2. That this Ordinance shall take effect and he
in force from and after its passage, and that the same
be published. JOHN HEwSON, Mayor.
WE'LL VI. w ALKER, CLERK. tje2s-Ddl
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FIxs JHwELRr.-Ws advise our readers to
drop IN at The new Jswelry Store on Second
street, opened by Mr.. B. Wsldkireh.s His at
tsntion will be given. to notwithstanding any
thing in his line, and :" amending jewelry.
Those who have occasion, to need his services
viii find. him clever gentleman and an &C
complished workman. seet
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:, CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED That the owners Of lots Nos l5a and
~ flo in the Donation Enlargement OF the civ Of
Evansville, the side walk Of said lot Sd street,
extending from the alley nd joining the Court House to
the corner 81 I'd and Sycamore street 10 be brought to
proper grade and to he reaid with good Trick pave.
ment " proper width and good stone curling. Also
Ordered that the gutter along f Described property
I'd he laid with stone Of the proper width cor
responding with the gutter along the Court House
cavs after the publication OF this notice and in default
thereof the Street Com. Is instructed to perform sad
work, and the and expenses arising therefrom
will he assessed TO and collected w sale OF said Lots
so much thereof will satisfy said lien and costs. By
order Of Council. WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk:
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River and weather by telegraph.

River and Weather by Telegraph.
-, ST. Lotus, Jhly Is, N.
/ River still falling. and ALL the upper
streams on the decline. Weather clear, with
the thermometer at 80 .. .srrair
Yesterday was regarded rs tho warmest
day for three years. Thirteen inquests were
held by the Coroner, most Of which we've
cases'of sun-strolse., The thermometer DUR
ing the day Indicated 100 to loo degrees in
:he shade. 'rt
....,i LOUISVILLE, July Is, NJ.
? River receding, with feet inches in the
canal. Weather clear--thermometsr 1t 80 Q
~ PIrTsBuRe. July Is, N.
River rising slowly, with a feet water by
the pier mark. Weather clear-thermome-
ter at $50.
T &c.,. CINCINNATI, July IS, N.
The river has risen g feet during the last
"a hours. Weather ,cloudy-mercury s2e.
I M CrNoisSArI, July Is, n.
The weather continues hot, with the mer-
curry at So .. n: o'clock. p. NJ, in the hall of
the Merchants Exchange.
m NEW ORLEANS, July IS, n.
Thermometer to-day at 80 degrees.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED that he owners 81 lots No l53 AMI iSi
~ Donation Enlargement Of the CITY Of Evansville.
the side walks 81 said lots fronting al street.
and extending from the aliev between Main snd Locust
Wrought TO the CITY grsfe and laid with GOOD brick of
the proper width within thirty days ~, amer the
publication ~ this notice; and in default Thereof.
the Street COMMISSIONS is directed 20 perform said
work and the costs ant expenses accruing thereby
will be assessed to and collected ny sale OF said prop
etv or 80 much thereof - will satisfy aid lien and
costs. By order Of the Common Counsel
WELL n. WALKER, Clerk.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

~ Mr.. Augustus Waldkirch keeps At his
store. on Main street, very choice selection
of Hardware. Mr.. w. pays strict attention
to his business and merits, as he no doubt re-
ceivcs, aslarrs share of public patronage.
'Too's of all kinda can be. obtained 1t wsld-
kirch's, either Wholesale or retail.
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New Orlean. Marx ct.

500 INV ORLEANS, July,lS, n.
Cotton-Sales Of 1000 bales at sitter prices.
Corn closed with al advancing tendency.
Quotations are s5tG90c.
Provisions are generally dali.
There is a large speculative demand for
Gunny Cloth, and an advance asked by held
ers of lc. Sales were made at llH@i21<c.
Prime Coffee cells ut ,l1@1l%c. Sales of
tho week were 8400 bags-stock in port
amounts to l02 400 bags.
Sterling Exchange sHc.
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w Every day or two we have marriage
notices left upon our desk for publication.
We cannot give such notices place in our
columns without holding some one respcnsi-
bls for their correctness.
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The Capital Of Minnesota.

MILWAUKEE, July IS. u.
An application for. mandamus TO remove
the capital ff0n St. Paul to st. Peters ha,
been refused by Judge Wilson. It was deci-
ded that after the Governor and Legislature
were temporarily established at st. Paul,
their power was exhausted, and they have no
authority to locate at.another place.
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TELEGRAPEJIC l
TELEGEAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
- TO tbs
EvANSvILLED DAHL JOURNA
Latest Intelligence!
Reception Of Guests q, Baltimore.

-l-ar--' sts BALTIMORE. July Is. NJ.
The Councils Of st. Louis and Cincinnati.
and other invited guests, numbering about
four hundred. have arrived. They were re-
ceived bv large crowd of citizens. pro-
cesson was formed. and is now moving along
Baltimore street. which Is decorated with
flags. DC. Among the most prominent OF
the devices is the trinmphai The escort Is
lin ON account of the intense heat of the
weather. The reception will take place in
the grand saloon Of the Maryland Institute.
where they will be welcomed by Mayor
Swami. 4 grand banquet, in honor Of the
guests. will take place on Monday evening.
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CORPORf TION NOTICE.

nRDERED, that the owners ofpropcrty lying onthe
" South side of Vine street and extending from the
canal along saii Vine IN the terminus Of the
Ann stree. cause the side walk To be brought to the city
grade and laid with good ard Substantial brick pave
ment Of proper widh within thirty t days after the
publication Of this notice, and in default thereof the
Street Commissioner is hereby directed to perform said
work, and the oosts and expenses accruinR thereby
viii oc assessed IN, AMI collected Nv sale OF said prop
ery or 81 much thereof as will satisfy said lien and
costs. By order Of ComInonC ouncil.
WELL ii. WALKER. Clerk.
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- w, a. no. Al All ,urprised chat o

hW We are not at all surprised that our
Police Courts should partako of, the general
duilness of the times. It is impossible to
conceive of fight in July. The summer
sda vflt tho fighting propensities qf men,
and though the drinking shops do thriving
business, the majority Of tipplers sonine their
posatious to harmless drinks, in which ice
and mint preponderass. tA''t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20

! YsM. C. U.-Thc Young Mems Christian
Union meets this evening. The time and
place is specified in another column. A full
attendance is requested.
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srASrsH Lilly wHrrE.-which smooths
and softsns the skin, and produces . pearl
, whiteness, sold by Keller q White druggists
OH Main street.
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~ NEW YORK. July Is, n.
The Times hints that Bishop Hughes is
about to be deposed. Bishop MeCloskey Of
Albany, or O'Connor of Pittsburg, will pro-
badly be his successor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners of property on the
" north side Of Vine street, between First and the
alley, running parallel with said First street, and be-
tween First and Second street, the sidewalk 10 b.
brought to proper grade and reaid with good brick Of
the prvper Width within thirty DAYS after the puica.
missioner is directed 10 have sail wors done, and the
accruing expenses will he assessed tn and collected
sale OF said property much thereof as will sats-
~ said lien and costs. BY or'ler ~ Council. %
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-20
Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tic kets.
MAGNIFlCEyT SCHEME
APPROXIMATION PLNzEs
3 , 80 Prises amounting to S2O4,O OS
Whole tickets SO; Halves x;Qusrters saH.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

3 $50 Prises amounting to ........... 100000
Whole tickets so; Halves II; Quarters saH.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from I to yo,eDg' corresponding with
th-se Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate sirs
OF paper. are enciled with small tin tubes and placed
The first go Prizes similarly printed and encir:ie,
The wheels are then reyolved and pumher Is drawn
from the wheel Of Nuufcrs, and at The same tune.
Prize is drawn FROM the other wheel. The Number api
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited e the audi
ence and regis,ered by the Commissioners the Prize
heing placed AGAINST the Number drawn. This opera
ton 4 repeated until ali the Prizes drawn out.
Appro ximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the Two succee ling Numer. to those drawing the r,t
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No. i,!s6 draw. the
sn,An Prize, those Tickets numbered HE'S usE, l2al
and Issxl sses ~ entitled to 49, II TcE NS;
$40 ST. SO. win each he entitledto s.o, and
corlinc t. the above scheme.
example II the Number driving the $780, Prize ends
ends in l. will he entitled to SEQ RI the Number ends
with Na ,, then ali the Tickets whereihe Number ends
in w s en ~ pt T. snd 20 20 on OH ~ the
r,tes. which Il the fisk:
cer.hca'. of paesags of,o Whsle Tickets en-
/" co. I ls 2,sSss :: ;:::::::: 20 20
nj In SrSe!ns fEs . o. ~ ses,. "nc
receipt Of which they will be forwartei nv frs; rnai-
designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
eS- Purchasers will piease write their signatures
- Remember that every Prize il drawn and plya.
BILE in full without deduction.
~ All prizes az 4l 400 and under. paid Immediately
after the drawing-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificate tn
=. SWAN " co :, ATLANTA. Ga.
~ list Of the numbers thstare drawn from the
wheel. with the amount ~ the prize that each Is
entitled to, will he published after every drawing, in
the foliowinc papcrs:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register Charleston Standard, NASHVILLE Gazsttc, At
lanta Infelligencer, New York Weekly nay Rock and
savannah Morning News, and Richmond Dispatch.
jo.i I...I ga trf-f
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~ Three men. on Wednesday last, were
instar tly killed by The explosion of loo
motive uesr Aontcxuma, N.Y.. The loco
MOTIVE blew up, and the report was heard
three miles. W.
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n0NRn OF EoUALIZlTIOy.

RONRD OF EQUALIZATION.
TIME Board Of Equalization will meet for the pur.
pose Of eau1lizin0 and assessing all Real estate,
Stocks and Personal Property, lying and heing In the
City Of Evansville, on Monday, the 18th dly OF july,
until all OF sid described property is assessed and
equslized aforesaid.
All taxpayers on the city are hereby notified OF the
meeting " aid Board; and also notified To call and
examine the separate assessments during the tntenis
sion If said Bosrd: and complaints or aggrievan
that thew desire make, must he done nj the
time designated Nv said Board Of which time further
notice will be given.
WE'LL II. WALKER. Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
University Of LOUISVILLE
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME regular Lectures this Institution will com
mcnce oD the hrst Monday in November next,
and continue until March. A preliminary course will
be delivered without extra charge, the College and
the Marine Hospital, during the month oil October.
MEDICAL FACULTY:
Charles w. short, VI. ID, Emeritus Professor Of
Niateria Medica and Medical Botany.
Henry Miller, NJ. D., Professor Of Obetetric
Lunsford r. YandeII, VI. D., Professor of Ply
si'iogy and Pathological Anatomy and Dean Of
the raculty. 49, a. =.
BENJAMIN n; Palmer, NJ. D., Professor of De-
scriptive snd SAvsirai Anatomy.
j. Lawrence smith, NJ D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry ti,d T,xicol6sy. =, - -. >
Robert 4, Dreckinridse, NJ D.. Professor Of Ma
Joshua D.. Flint, NJ. D., Professor Of the Princi-
pies and Practice oi surgery.
Levi. Rogers, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical Med-
The0core 9. Bell, NJ D., Professor Of the Theory
and prsctice'm Medicine.
Archie b. Cook, MD, Demonstration Of Anatomy
Ample opportunities for Clinical instruction are az
foricd w the yHitie Hospital aud the University
Clinique. Anatomical material has always been equal
Doar in pctable families can be procured from
Is To ~ aweek.
Fees for the entire course Aia5. Naturalization ticket
So Di.sectine ticket $40 Hospital ticket Is. Grad
jyaI LIP. YAyDELL. NJ. D., Dean.