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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

HENsy WILLIAM HEsnssT, we'll known
as Frank Forester" committed sui.
eide at hotel in New York, on Mon
day morning last, BY shooting himself
through the lungs with pistol. He
had been gloomy and depressed for some
time, caused BY some unhappy difsren.
ces with his wife. who had separated
from him. He left two letters in his
room, one addressed to the press of the
country. with which he had been long
connected, entresting its members to
pass over his evil and good deeds in ST.
lsnce, and permit him to rest in peace
The other was addressed to the coroner,
acknowledging the deed to have been
deliberate and premeditated, adding:
Ny blood, and the guilt of it IL upon those
women and men OF Newark, who first sowed
suspicion, distrust and disssnsion between
myself and the sweatcst creature God ever
gave, and man took away from an unhappy
sinner. Ny own unhappy temper did the
rest.
he was the eIue6t sou. OF tie NOV. w IIal
Henry Herbert, Dean Of Manchester, Eng
| land, and through HIM was connected with
the houses OF Percy and Pembroke. He was
born in 1907, and graduated ut Cambridge
| in 1929. Two years afterwards he came to
this country, having compromised his stand
| ing in society by an effort to save near real
| tive from disgrace. Upon bis arrival in New
| York, he engaged in teaching but soon sban-
doned 1t for literary labor. His residence iol
| the last few years has been tho "Cedars,
near Newark, N. j. His works, which orr
numerous, exhibit q most comprehensive
| range of study, and o truly catholic taste
sion Of the Agamemnon Of Eschylus; "Th'
| Captains of tho Old World" .'CatiIinc, thu
Roman Conspirator," and several othe
novels, besides poems, essays, and his vel
known sporting books, many Of which ar
| among the best Of their kind. He was twic
msrried-frst 10 a young lady in Maine
| who has been some time dead, and second L
lady much youngcr than himself, who sur
wives him. With all his requirements. h
lacked moral ballast-a governing priscipl
and the want Of this, WAS the CAUSE OF al
the unhaPpincss Of his life.
The indianapolis Journal has the fol
lowing notice:
At the present term Of the Marion Circui
| Court, petition for divorce was fled, by tn
wife Of Henry William Herbert Crank For
resser), Of New York. young woman whor
Herbert lad married but n short time since
The pair were incongenial in their natures
Herbert old and addicted to bad habits, an
the wife young, amiable. and handsome
The wife was badly treated by the husban
hence her present residence and applica
ton for divorce here.
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The indianapolis Journal has the fol
lowing notice:

KANsAs.-A letter from Leavcnworth.
speaks of the state of public opinion in the
Territory in regard to the Lecompton Con-
stitution, in the following terms:
The opposition to the Lccompton Constitn-
ton here lis unmitigatcd, and, apparently,
universal. The force Of public opinion is
such that even here, in this former strong
hold Of border rutfiansm, where at one time
no free State mar was permitted to live, no
man now advocates, openly, the acceptance
Of the obnoxious instrument. Lcavenworth
City will poll ut least twelve hundred major
ity against the ordinance and Constitution,
when they are submitted. The prevailing
public sentiment seems to be the submission
Of the ordinance with the land grant, is more
hateful than the original bill, because i:
gives US less land, by f,cenfy million acres!-
Besides the attemp. to bride us by admitting
ms no,c If We will accept Lccompton; but
forcing us to wait year or two if we refuse,
is too outrageous! We are bound, whenever
We do como in, to get the land grants usually
made to new S.ates-no patty dare refuse Us
that; and il Uncle Sam chooses TO keep us
out awhile longer, because VIC refuse to come
in under pro- slavery Constitution 1t will
give him an opportunity to paw all our Ter
litorial expenses; and we will mike them
high enough to satisfy him.
There is an increasing indifference in re-
gard to the adoption OF the Leavenworth
Constitution, and the vote upon it will be
very small. The impression prevails that it
will not be accepted by Congress, if adopted
by the people; and large party among the
citizens would prefer that matters should re
main as they arc for another year, and thcr,
call a fourth convention, and endeavor to
obtain constitution, that shall be more ac-
ceptable to all.
Mr.. Weir, the q. s. District Attorney, who
was Douglas man, has been removed, and
Mr.. 4. c. Davis, a thorough Lecompton dow
otcc, has been appointed in his place. This
gives the administration the entire control o.
the commission which is to supcrintcnd and
direct the election under the English Land
Ordinance. The unexpected change has ex.
cited an alarm that another fraud upon the
elective rights of the people is contemplated
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

GFA monument to the memory of
Gen. Ethan Allen was about to be erect
cd at Burlington, VT, by order Of the
Legislature; on searching in the GEM
etery for his remains, to be placed under
it. they can nowhere be found. The
earth has been dug over to the depth OF
six feet, where they were supposed to be
deposited.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
A New TREASURY LoAN.--It will b.

A New TREASURY LoAs.--It will be
seen by our Congressional dispatches
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has
asked for a new loan Of $15,OOO,OOo
This will make the amount Of Indebtedness
incurred this year, ss5, 10000, and that
amount will probably be insufficient to
supply the whole deficit in the revenue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

GTAnother loan, to meet the ex-
penses Of the Government, will be in
evitable. The loan authorized by Com
gress, in December, will be exhausted
before July. The revenue reported by
the Treasury is only about one half a
million per week, while the average ex-
penditures are one and half million Of
dollars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

sSThe reduction Of tolls on the Erie
Canal, which was authorized by tho last Leg
islature, has had an important influence in
increasing the quantity Of freight, and redu-
cling the coat Of transportation:
On tho opening Of the canal, in 1857, the
rates on -four To New York, were 6oc u Dbl
aud on wheat i7lfc. This spring freights
opened ut 45e on Hour, anI lac on wheat
aud IA boats began To arrive from tho East,
fIeights have steadily declined from lac to
l3c, aud then l21 Sc Oh wheat To New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

The AUTHORSHIP OF JuNIus.-Col. BENTON,
in the seventh volume Of his Abridgen,snt Of
the debates in Congress, pronounces some
what in his usual dictatorial manner upon
the authorship Of Junius, which he attri-
butes to Lord Chatham. The few sentences,
however, in which he disposes Of a subject
that volumes have been written about will
hardly be accepted by the world as sottlc-
ment Of the long vexed question.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
QUERY.
L tina, CHRISTADOK0'S HAIR DYE Il

Why is it tina, CHRIsTADOKo'S HAIR DYE Is
the best IN TIE WORLD!
BECAUSE eminent chemists say so;
BECAUSE it contains caustic compounds.
BECAUSE Il wears longer than any other.
BECAUSE it operates nstautaneously!
BECAUSE il does not stain the skin!
BECAUSE 1t nourishes and strengthens the Hair!
BECAUSE it corrects the bad effects of other
dyes!
BECAUSE its presence cannot be detected.
BECAUSE TT NEVER FAILS!
Sold everywhere ana applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CHRISrADORO,
apls-iml&w No. 8 Aston House, n. York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

6Henry Sscrest, Of 0reeacastle. has
consented to permit his name to 90 BE-
fore the Democratic convention at Tsrrs
Hauts, as q candidate for Congress IN
the Seventh Congressional District.
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COAL.
0.tYVaxr xtVNTN nnNn ANN

(0fhce Water street, under the Telegraph 0fhce.)
Cart loads % IL bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de.
ivered To any part OF the city at 81 80 per load Coal
weighed, IL desired, at the expense OF the purchaser.
Notes Of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN NYMoND.
decls.U. SECRETARY AMI MRnncer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

Cor HIN AT LAsr.-Dr. Rodgers, one OF
tho Indiana count,rfcitsrs, who was convict
ed at Newcastle, short time ago, but who
made his escape as soon ~ tho verdict was
announced in court, ss q signal given by q
confederate, has been re-arrested, and on
Saturday was taken to the Jacksonville Pen
itentiary
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

~ Gov. A. P. Willard win address the
Democracy Of Sullivan oornsy sometime
daring The special term Of ,he Circuit Conr'
At Sullivan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

ES2AN 3, so-.hern NILS, sr 20 S.s. pe- t1stel c.
rets.l, and ~ Fer teR,e ~
spS.1 IGLEHART BR6THERf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N2riCEs IN ,hi; psse 10 o So s. ps ns
line three times; 81 cents line weeks discount
OH longer time.
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DISSOLUTION.
EVAN SVlLLE
General Agency.

~ H.. COOK 81 son, are agents for the Mi
~ ami Powder Co., and keep full stock On
hand, in Magazine.
McCormick's Reaper ana Mower combined;
St'ckwcll d Hume's Patent Grain Drill;
The Oh ,mpisn Mover;
Ralston's Thrasher, Separator and Cleaner com.
bined.
Cummings Patent Straw Cutter
sanfords Patent Straw Gutter.
Young America Corn ami COB Crusher:
Novelty Mills Flour, the hest in the market.
Southw eStern Corn Shelter.
Western Corn Shelter.
Also have on hand, in season, full assortment Of
Grass and Garden Seeds, aud Seed Grains
myl9 u. ii. COOK SON.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TIME Board OF Common Council OF the City OF
III Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed pry-
posals up to LIST Juns, 1858, far excavating dnca
leading from thu Brusiy prd ut the OF Hr. So-
ghe's property, into the Sanheid pend. Aisa, foe
building Brict Cuivsrt under the Green Rivef
length.
Plans and Specifications can be seen II the okce q
the City Clerk.
BY order of the Common Council OF the c..y OF
Evansville. A. LEMCkE, Clssi..
myl9-2w Yolksbote cory.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

C efLsssT = BSMkHn' ;: 4.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
TWILL Offer Tor sale ct pablie auction. on sstur.
:s. III Six % i Eoa aa %
ing on the Newburg road. Said Lots are Is by 10
feet Terms made known at q m MA e w si3i
wooLsEY NELSON, Auctioneers.
also offer .. private sale. my I.nney Es.ablish-
IS sess e on Canal sss ans is Feet on Ms
street. THOMAS WRIGHT.
myis-ts
COOPERs ATTENTION.
ROCHESTER, TOOLS.
lust received en invoice Of D: Z. Barton's Justly
"Sa. Trus: Hoops and SSSs Tools. WAS the
S ss, r o1 Ma poor 9si TheR you es the
mylS Opposite J. II. Maghee 4 Co.
STOP HIM!
= CITY, soRREL HORSE, with white feet s sia: :s
Sea % on n his e
livery to me. or for information that will lead 70 hi:
myi5.Iwdkw W. a. VA" "A'"'
WAHSgT,s5R[e'' bushels Of b% F E HILL RfiTrkIsy
IP0cHEsTER c0oPERs' rooLs-Just receiv
ed full supply / See sHS sF ;ss n
| myl4 Water street.
| nOOR PLATES-A new lot heavily plated Doc
II Plates, Just received and engraved 10 order at
| b. WALDKIKCH'S,
/ Corner First and Sycamore streets.
ECNGRAyING Of all kinds, done at
n d. wkLDKIRCH'S.
nyl5 Jeweler and Engraver.
EIRE GLIDING and Galyanizing, done at
| l. b. WALDKiRCH'S.
| Corner First aud Sycamore.
R0ARpING.-Anu number of Gen .lemen can pre-
ID cure Day Boarding at the Walnut st. Hou q
mrs. w ebt's), corner First and Walnut streets.
|, myl4-u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
NOTICE.

a IL persons having deeds for Lots In Locust HE
n Cemetery, arc hereby requested to present them
Tn the City Clerk for registry. Those having the
Treasurers receipts for payments on such lots are
requested to present them to the City Clerk, who VII
Issue deeds for such lots, without charge 70 the pur.
chaser.
BY order Of the Common Council Of tae City Of
A. LEMCKE, Ciek.
myl4.iH Velksiots copy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners OF Lots in Blocks
~ Nos. Il. Is, is and ~, in Stockwelrs Enlarge =
,hei osusv M s; ;s, ~ , co.. ?" ~ "a ~
vision Streets be brought the proper city grade
within thirty days from the publication OF this ne,
proceed to perform said work, and the costs and ex
penses accruing thereby, win be assessed to and col
lecte by sale OF said property, much thereof -
will satisfy said lien and cost.
by order OF the Common Council.
A. LEMCKB, Clcrks-
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WANTED,

a no l. Hotel Porter. to engage in the business is
n first class Hotel, in one OF the most prosperou
towns in tie West
FOR particulars, enquire at the Post Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
WHEELER & WILSON'S
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES,

sUNHE best, simplest AID most durable Machine in
IL use. They make strong lock stitch, the same
upon both sides Of the work sewing with equal facil-
ty the thickest and thinnest fabrics. Any spool Of
thread,- cotton or silk used without renewing. All
machines warranted three years, anu full instructions
given tn enable purchasers to them satisfactorily.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks
" Ncs. Is, IL, is and le, in Stockwelrs Enlarge.
ment, cause the side walks on Seventh Street, adj
joining their lots, and being situated between Ann
and Division Streets to be brought to the proper city
grade, and plai.k walks be laid same, four feet
wide, within thirty days from the publication Of this
notice; and in default thereof, the Common Council
will proceed to perform said work. aud the costs and
expenses accruing thereby, will be assessed TO ana
collected by sale Of said property much there
of as will satisfy said lien and cost.
By order Of the Common Council.
A LEMCKE. Clerk.
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Pasture.


HAVEa fine pasture. well fenced, and am prepn.
rel to receive Horses, other stock to pasture,
lowest prices. r. j. DOBELL,
myls-u Dobell X Conyngton's.
n ARD OILS barrels J. Hast and Sons Extra
q a Lard Oil, just received by
mylg u. III. COOK ~ son.
GrIIEESE-eS boxes choice old Western Reserve
H. II, COOK 4 SON.
LHAMILY FIOUR-20 bbls. Novelty Mills Extra
u Family Flour, the best in mark ct for sale by
III. COOK & SON, Sole Agents.
S,WEET POTATOES-s0 bbls Southern Sweet Pc
- tatoes, in prime Order for sale at OIL per busheI
by Il. ii. COOK X son.
GN0RN NEAL & BRAN
" Is hush. fresh Corn Meal;
loon do. Wheat Bran;
In store AMI Tor sale by z. II.C00R & SON.
NAILS-5o0 Kegs, all sizes and best quality, for
~ sale low by
mvls GILBERT BOwIES.
WANTED.
TWO good coopers, at our barrel factory.
myis-u JAMES OAKLEY L. son.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
(ORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDERED, That owners Of lots in block TO- ia
" Lamasco, cause the alley running IN the req OF
said block to be opened, all obstructons IL same re-
moved, and the same be brought 70 the ropG eX
grade within thirty days from the publication Of sng
notice and in default thereof, the Common Counei.
will proceed to perform said work. and the c"ss A.
expenses accruing thereby, will be assessed to snd
collected by sale OF said property or 90 much there
Of "a will satisfy said lien and costs
" Rv order on the Common Council Of the City OF
Fysnsyiiie. A. LEMCKE, City Clexk.
my2o-l0t volksbote copy.
COORDINATION NOTICE.
Ordered, That owners Of Lots Nos jos, lSs, ioe:
NJ s3, l34 and l35 in the old plan OF the Cry %
Evansville, cause the alley running from second ~
Third street, betw cen Main and Locust Streets IN Use
rear Of the Old Presbyterian Church 70 be osueh 70
the proper city grade within thirty days from We
publication of this notice; and IN default tbe
Common Council viii proceed D perform sad xors,
and the costs and expenses accruing THEREBY, VIA &c
assessed TO and collected by sale OF said properly -
so much thereof will satisfy said lien and cnss
By order Of the Common Council OF the Ctty ot
Evansville. - -.
OH Sh,Ser
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22

The Buckeye Sewing Machine.
Price $40.
The best single Thread Machine in the market.
general assortment Of Sewing Machine Silk
Thread, Needles, &c. &c, constantly on hand.
Office. No. 4, Marble Hall.
myl4.6m I'm. SELLMAN, Agent.
lDRECIOUS STONES, fine lot, just received and
II set to order in Rings, ETC., at
tCLECTRO.PLATING done at
IL b. wALDKIRCH'S.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots In Blocks s.
" and So, in the Eastern Enlargement, cause trick
sidewalks to be Laid down adjoining their lot.
Seventh street, within four months from the pubca
ton of this notice, and in default thereof the Com
mon Council will proceed to perform said work. snd;
the and expenses accruing thereby, will be
sessed TO aud collected by sale IL said property, o.
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and cost.
BY order Of the Common Council.
A. LEMCKE, CLERK.
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NOTICE.

a LII PERS0NS indebted to the Evansville, In
~ dianapolis Il Cleveland Straight Line Railroad
Company, are hereby notified to pay monies ex-
cep to the Treasurer tn his duly authorized agents
all agencies prior to this date having been revoked
JAMES GREENE, Treasurer.
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MA. ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted at One
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Business Cards, ola haf-squarc or less will be in
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Tributes of Respect rated as advertisements.
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steeples and moss grown towers, darken the
sun and stop the glorious beams oflight. -
"Stop the paper" No, we'll stop your
paper, but not ours. Think you that VIC
would "stop our paper"-the Sun-with-
draw the beams, which have for so long a
time enlivepcd and animated the dropping
spirits of age, delighted the young, excited
a genial glow of humor, been welcome
visitor at many hearth side, because you,
who was born with red hair on your teeth,
should articulate by way of big white en-
velope, with three cent stamp on it, "Stop
the paper" Sooner would we think of
thrusting our hands deep down, far into the
recesses of our brecchcs pockets, pulling up
from thence dime, and contributing it for
the purpose of heaping up more mud at
Turtle Corner No sir.
Open the easement, and up with the sun,
His gallant journey has now begun;
Ger the hills his chariot is rolrd,
Banner'd with glory and burnish'd with gold.
NcnJcrry Sun.
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EDUCATION OF THE AGRICULTURIsT.- -
No man is so high as to be independent of
the success of this great interest no man is
so low as not to be effected by its prosperity
or decline. Agriculture feeds US; to great
degree it clothes US without it We could not
have manufactures, and we should not have
commerce. These all stand together like
pillars in cluster, the largest in the middle
and that largest is agriculture. We live
in country Of small farms and freehold ten
ements; country which men cultivate with
their own hands their own fee simple acres:
drawing not only their subsistence, but also
their spirit of independence and manly free
dom, from the ground they plough. They
are at once its owners, its cultivators, and it's
defenders. The cultivation of the earth is
the most important labor of man. Man may
be civilized, in some degree, without great
progress in manufactures, and with little
commerce with distant neighbors but with
out. cultivation of the earth, he is, in all
countries, savage Until he gives up the
chase and fixes himself to some place and
seeks living from the earth, he is roaming
barbarian. When talage begins other arts
follow. The farmers, therefore, are the foun-
ders of human civilization. .-Danid Webster.
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STOP THE PAPER"

uThus far" said Canute, the presump.
tuous King of England, to the rolling waves
of the sea, while pcrched upon a chair,
"shalt thou go, and no farther" but the
rising tide swept majestically along, under
the monarch's feet, dashed its salty spray in.
to his face, and he beat retreat, convinced
that his sway was not acknowledged. "Stor
the paper" wrote highly indignant and
presumptuous sovereign to us the other day,
because the mail-tide placed in his hands ga
yellow envelope" with two dollar dun
for years subscription. Thanks to the
great maJ'ority of our subscribers who be-
long to the cash tribe, the Sun the paper
will not stop in its course, but will continue
to rise and rise, until it shall rise so high
that it will dazzle with Its brilliancy this
indignant sovereign, and convince him that
his command is not acknowledged.
O, the conceit, the folly of some, "posses-
sed of little brief authority, most Ignorant
of what they are most assured;' who think,
because they may own a short tailed horse
and pointer dog, and can say unto him,
"Down, Fido!' and he tdowneth," " that
they can likewise say unto paper, called
the "Sun,' "Stop" and it "stoppeth. -
Nosuch thing. 1t is an error-an eyre
gious error-as great an one as the presump-
tuous Canute committed.
There is no such man as Joshua now
He liveth not. 1t would not do for such
men to live and move in this day and time,
for if they did, ''Strange eruptions would
shake the old beldame earth, topple down