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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-05

FRou ENeLAUD.-The America arriy- I
ed at Halifax On the I'd inst, bringing
Liverpool dates TO the ca nit. Cotton
had advanced one-sixteenth Of penny.
Breadstuffs were dull. The motion for
the censurs Of the Minister had been
Withdrawn in the House of Commons,
which gives the Derby Cabinet = signal
triumph.
There is no news from India. Naples
had rejected the demand of England for
indemnity for the engineers captured on
board of the Cagliari and imprisoned
The Neapolitan Government was actively
proceeding with its military defenses.
The English Government had signed
the contract with the Atlantic Telegraph
Company. 1t is to continue for twenty
five days after the cable is laid. The
vessels that are to lay it had all assem-
bled at Plymouth, and were to sail OF
an experimental trip.
Brazil has contracted loan with the
Rotshchilda for a million and hal
sterling, for the completion of the Dor
Pedro Railroad.
Prince Napoleon Coca out TO govern
T Algeria early in July.
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0rThs Administration boastlullv

0rThs Administration boastiully de-
clares, as if 1t were new doctrine.
that "the broad ground that the
American Flag is inviolato. has been
taken aud will be maintained"
To this the New York Express par.
tinently replies. that this has al ways been
the ground upon which this government
han stood. and illustrated m4nfully and
triumphautly in the war of 1912. Il il
one Of the oldest and most firmly estab
lished Of our political maxims
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I, ~ Testimony is now being taken
by the Committeo of the Board of Health
m New YORK, in reference to the swiIl
.. mix trade. The dstails are revolving.
10 Come witussssa testify that the cows do
/ los get adrop ofpurs water from the
,o:i me they 90 in the stables until they
some out.
n, Mr. Leslie asserts that he has the
post nnimPeaehable testimony to sns.
,nel in every allegation he has yet made in
h,lation to this abominsble traffic.
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Pen AND INK PORTRAIT OF Mr.. BRIGHT.
The Editor of the Indianapolis jour
nal, who knows Bright as well as he
does his primer, gives the following like
ness of him:
We know something of Senator Bright
We knew him before he ever saw the United
States Senate, and before any body ever
dreamed that he would see it, except as door
/ keeper or paper folder. We knew him when
a speech o. his wss the OCCASION Of as much
/ fan az one of Dick Skaters, when IL would
I have bean esteemed g joke for respectable
man 10 reply 70 him, and when reply wss
I 10 sasured as man measures answers 70 the
questions OF an impairment boy. He was
+ the bntt Of old John Ewing's merciless fun
ior years, and We have seen him sit in his
chsir 80 President OF the Indiana Senate, and
change color faster than dying dolphin I'M
der tho lasb;Dg Of the witty old gentlemen
from 'Knosx." In the hands OF an ordinary
mau he was powerless, and when caught 10
the ce-glip OF some of his associates, there
was nothing on earth he reSembled so much
re n big lont offs boy IN . steel trap.
IIa couldn't get loose, and lie didn't Try
But lust stood and howled. His speechea
were n iuere roaring, and most ludierously
suggestive Of the wind blowing through
something HOLLOW. nG was SVuCSucu 10 ~
the weakest man In the State Senate, and
anybody who should have spoken Of him 2:
H. for the United States Senate, or a0ls &c
make speech with five coherent entencss
automatically correct, would have been con-
. sileIed great wag or great FOOL. lie did
not lack ability Of certain kind, /, IL true
but i. was not of the intellectual kind Il,
. hal energy, ambition, shrew dnesa, and mos
entsrprising dishonesty. BE stopped Tor NJ
obstacle Circumstance or light, and IN thl
. important principle Of his lie no has besl
: steadily consistent.
But az . speaker, % orator, a dehater, h
= was actually, and without any exaggeration
estssmed by all intelligent witnesses at JUS
IS low a figure as We have stated. He can
. spesis- ~ aAy psspsE sspse Of thc word. "
what sort of an effort he makes. His friend
) Sstnitify him, when they call him an s'orator
or ''dsbater.n If they would eulogize I'll
abilities he really does possess, aud claim n
credit tof what 1t Is notorious in Indiana h
, nover had, they might not make him grea
man, but they would not make themselye
fools, even allowing that Nature had lei
room for any exertion in that way
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o. Tho Democrats of Sullivan hell a
county convention last week 10 appoint
delegates to the district convention 10
nominate candidate FOR Congress. The
Hon Henry Seerest was recommended
to the district convention as the choice
Q! sullivan county IN the Congressional
race.
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IyprAsA STATE BoNDs.-The per
cent bonds of this State. sold in Wall 81.
last week, at SO, which Is equal to 81 %
for per cent bonds. On the same day
Ohio 6's sold at 1929; Missouri 6's, 81.
being less than Indiana 5 per cents;
Louisiana 6's, 60: Virginia 6's 92llE -
The credit or no Western State stands
higher than that Of Indiana. This il to
be attributed to the excellent manage.
ment Of the Fund Commissioners, who
are investing large portion of the
amount received from tho old State Bank
In the bonds OF the State. Their an.
thority does not extend beyond the pur'
chase Of the bank honda. for which the
State interest ia the bank was specially
pledged. But as the latter bonds can
not be obtained at reasonable rates, the
the Bsna las sfssd PAID y See .rar re tc
State, and liz other stockholders $40
for each share of 500 original stock
aud viii. in August next, mako another
distribution of Is per cent. giving the
State Sl65 for its investment Of 500:
besides having paid annual dividends,
through its whole existence, OF 10 to l.
Per cent. We learn that thu branch
here closes its business without the loss
OF single dollar on its loan. TO the
community. It's only losses have been
from small amounts of deposits. entrust-
ed to insolvent bankers and banks. !
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~ A special despatch to the L. Y
Tribune. daisd May 3lst,, says that the
Willetps joint Committee Of Investiga-
ton. have conclusive evidence that sell.
tsh combination was formed, OF which
George irvine Was the stool pigeon. The
same correspondent adds 81
The Government had the refusal OF the
land I'LL april let, last, at 600 ,0QJ, which
snn tho Engineer Bursaa demurrei Ia az
extortiopGte. Before that time expired. Mr..
Irvine got the privilege Of tue ovuerto Inv n
at SlcV ,Q00, II the Government did not accent
and o. innuenees supposed TO be brought to
ps"f ! ere, acceptance was not signifed, and
nc latter negotiation was completsd' NJ
Richard schel! and others advancing money
% eonsumate the bargain. On April Sd two
days afterward, the Irvine party proposed TO
aeil the same land for 5000 600, and the con-
'fsetwhs conc uded on April 18th, the War
apartment wholly ignoring the Engineer
could have bought the land for half tbis
price il no, superseded In the arrangements.
air Richard schell received the money from
tie Department
II Is supposed that rs many As ssven
persona made some $1,000 each in this suec.
ulation-the whole affair being the work of
few New York politicians.
Collector Schellis nomination is vet under
consideration by the Committee of Commerce
OF tho Senate, who are investigating the
question OF his completely with this transac-
ton. IL is understood that u call has been
made on the Horso Investigating Committee
for whatever testimony affects him.
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NOTICE,

EUsT received aud operei, ct the Store a. Main
ss street. between FIRST and Secend stceets, lot OF
FancT Dry Goods, f.. sale low tcr cssh:
to -
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MARBLE HALL
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT.
EARLY
FALL & SUMMER GOODS
AuCEIsIoNs

TENHE undersigned wishes to inform the Citizens OF
p this CITY, aud the public throughout the coun-
try gensrallv that he has arrived here from Phia'
delphis, and intends to establish regular
AUCTION AND COMMISSlON
BUSINESS; fer which purpose ne has rented the
next 20 the Branch Bans, Tor te.ua o. Sels Ia
Ing extensive Connections East cnd W est i9r sNlend
Ing facilities in this maucE OF business, win En0w-
edge and experience ne Is confident that be VIII DC
ENABLED 70 give entire satisfaction - -.
The fret sale will couaraelce on s-tsIay e,
June 18th, 1856, aud DC ecntindsd every evening ule
following week, Until further nosee, inc sto Ss
Consist Of STAPLE AND FANCY DhH fO0D;
AND JEWELRY, consisting OF various kinds "
Dress Goods. MantIllzs, StOckipgs Emnroideries
C-ssirere Broad Cloths, Satinets, Under Shirts and
Drawers, brown and Back TAP Cloths, Fancy stocks
Pillow CasiHss and numerous other articles too nu
~s ssitix 20 iaSh''O"' MICHAEL soHN.
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pat OF A new anti-Lecompton paper is
sne he started at Princeton, In season 20
oil ke part in the approaching canvag. II
Dec in the hands of parties who will make
IAN able and spirited paper. and who
soull be sure to secure success.
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Haud.Made Sash, Doors, blinds and

HaudsMade Sash, Doors, Blinds and
Frames,
AT PRICES AS Low AS MACHINE-MADE
WORK or THE SANE DssCRlPTIoS.
TH1HE undersigned have opened a shop on the cor
u ner OF Pima and First streets, near kfatI s.
Heirsn's Foundry, where they will be found al all
times prepared 20 contract fr work Ia their line 81
prices % suit the tiIaes. AZ OF their work will be
so manufacturing Packing Boxes for manufacturers
srd whole5a!e u erchants az nesunat prices,
CcLLErT 0VERELL,
Evansville, Ind.
y. superior article Of Ice Chests made to order.
iei-Ifl
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NOTFCE no PHYSICIANS.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that the Board of City
- Council win receive proposals. spd let TO the
Lowest and best bidder Saturday night, June 9Th,
next, the contract OF attending al the City poor,
small pox cases or other CONTAGIOUS diseases, Keep
ing TIE city properly vaccpated and furnish all
cesssry medicines Tor the present year.
ALENoKE, City Clerk.
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DR.. JOHN MACENISS,
CTARDIAN,s SALE.

E-gI virtue az order Of the Court Of Couuoa
50 fleaS CT NardernaTgh county, viii exross 20
SIZE ~ ..anlc auction ST the Court House door h
Es'.ilsile. on TUESDAY June l5ii, 1853 the follow
%. Eleven % in the 4th Enlargement, adjoining
bvsLsTil,e and nov embraced Wit IN the corporate
limits ot E2nsTle Aforesaid, Deng the properly q
tue heirs CT IN? q. Fisher deceased.
Terms Of sale, I. cash, balance IN c. 70 and IS
security waving relief from valuation or apprsiss
nens lava, AMI bearing interest from day Of sale.
BRACKff Mills.
Guardian Of John a.. Fishers heirs.
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UuCurreut Money.

a IABAMA, Tennessee, Georgia, Carolina and u
N linsis notes. taken atpar for Groceries " bought
GILBERT * BOWLES,
myi7 sycamore 81. near wafer
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TOR SALE,
Rochester Coopers, TooIs,

D. r. rAETos's "sIxoy PURE
q D. On aoout the 18th of May, shall have z fine
Tooi s''ck OF .Bartou's Justly Celebrated Coopers'
other makers. Keep your more mil Won can
SeI me BEsr OUT: Cali at my neE stand. opposite
--"ashec q 20. CHARLES =. WELLS
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sNDRFA2 ANDREF.

3 ATE of Clncinnsti, Ia: located in this city and
i 4 opened Boot ard Shoe establishment on Locust
treet, next door To the Gas Uce. lie manufactures
very Article himself and conseq uently feels no hes
tgurI in V-lrlutiuE
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
at Auction!

VETILL e cold without .ezsrve, II otIr sale rooms
w CoDlmsncing Monday, June sth, alto o'clock,
nsisnment OF Dry goods and Clo,hipg. cousls:.
log q LaNs, De Lanes, EesaE-5 Blown sut EIeaca.
81 Muslin, HGsiclyJ G.ove Linen su1 CoitJuate,
Pants, At.sellss Vess, Linen and Lusae oass al.i
va. .ety or other ARTICLES
The lsiiCS sre respectfully invited 10 aaeud the
sale CT prsss 6ooi5 through the d-y,
1hs sale VII c.I,!rEsi dsy AID erenng till the
js5.st wooLsEE = EELsoa, Auctioneers.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
4 CARD.

TEIHE undsEi.gzsi ge1pscifallY inform their Gus,
n toners ana fllsEds that z 1-c5FdsuSs with the
Ascrew c1ztoEn, tSsy VIII udCsacL 10 buSius,s ,,r
saturday, the JsTsn Sabbath, and will close treir
store, every Rrdsy night ~ oeiock Until ssturlsy
uiTht % the came hour Ard izSc-s5 OF Gaipg bus.-
meas on Saturday, they vii. Etead &C Z, on Sunday.
The hanis snployed BY "a IL t1iloriag Will tsks
notice, SD ugllg Ia theiE work o. Aoaaay, which
a AEsPACHER * CO.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

EsEALTD PR0P0s AIS q. The enlargement Of In.
- sic Street -. E ChUgch, VIII be lscaiyei until
lusSdsy, the S;h inst, st the store Of Vickery g
1ohls;oG, vhsre thc pla1l ana grecihcations 81 tie
vJl- IL.y .s seen.
il. GIOVTE, tBuiIing Com.
j " FlCLIEEs1 |..-.
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NEW BOOKS! NEM B0Oksa
lV Livingstone's Travels In Africa;
Life of Aaron Burr,
Twin Roses, by Mrs. MoWait;
illustrated LaEdOn News;
Just seeeiyed by DoBEll CONfNoToS.
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Prince Napoleon Coca out to govern
Algeria early in July.
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1000 Sale gF IN s sss fay il iREs and
mJ3l No. II " In ST.
NAILs-500 Kegs, all sizes and pest quality. for
myiS GILBERT & BowLEs.
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Magazines for 1853,

We are in receipt ofthe Lady's Book tor
January, 1859. 1t is such number o,
Mr.. GOdy's thousands of readers expect
and he has taught them to expect a grea,
deal. The Book and the Times next year
for So.
Arthur's Lady's Home Magazine is also
on our table, of more modest pretensions,
yet without a rival in IFS sphere. 1t and
the Times next year for 1928.
The Great Republic Monthly is also at
hand, with its one hundred and fourteen
pages Of reading matter, prose, poetry, BIZ
ography, history, wit, humor, music, and
beautiful embellishments. Harper and 9TH
ers may look to their laurels, or before the
close oftbe year they will adOrn The brow
Of the Great Republic Monthly. Single
copies, So per annumn; Five copies, $40
in advance. Address Oaksmiih &c., 1l2
William Street, N. Y.
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Bears ABovE.-The cold weather closed
on several boats above. The Isabella
and "Ryland" laid up below Baltimore bar,
unable TO get over. The "Carter" is in
Fox Island chute, below Wellington. The
"Sky Lark"is at Sibley, in gorge Of ice.
The "Florilda" is above ST. Joseph, ice
bound. The "Russell" got as far as Jeffsr-
son City, on her up trip. The Captain and
a portion of the crew of the isabella
passed down Tuesday, in yawl. They
report the river loo low for boat TO gel out
light.
IL Since The above was in type, the
Sioux City came down. She passed yester-
dsy evening. She reports the Ryland and
Isabella gone on up. The recent thaw rails
ed The river some two feet.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Missouri
State Of Missouri, ! SET.
Z nnnfu of Hnxuard OCl.

County of Howard. "e''
In the County Court, November Sd, 1858.
Among other proceedings had at said term of
Court, were the following to-wit:
Samuel c. Major, Public Administrator of
Howard County, and having in charge the estate
OF George Addleman, deceased, petition to sell
real estate for the payment Of debts.
SAID Administrator files his petition setting
forth that the personal estate Of said deceased, is
not sufficient to pay the debts against said estate,
and praying a sale Of the real estate OF said de-
satisfied that such sal. is necessary 1t is ordered
that all persons interested, be notified that app.
cation has been made for the sale Of the real es-
tate of said deceased, or so much thereof, as will
be necessary to pay the debts against said de-
ceased, to-wit: A portion OF tract of land sold
by Taton Turner to Thomas ]. Bartholow, w.
ing between fourth street in the old town of
Glasgow, and block No. so in the East addition;
and also part Of block No. 80 to be bounded as
follows: Commencing at point from the corner
Of Fourth and Boon streets ,one hundred and fifty
eight feet on said Fourth street, and East two
hundred and ninety-one feet; thence south seven
ty-fve feet; thence west, two hundred and ninety
one feet; thence south, seventy-6ve feet along
half acre, and situated in Howard County, Mis-
sonri And that unless the contrary be shown
on or before the first day Of the next February
term of this Court, an order will be made for the
sale Of the real estate above described, TO pay the
debts aforesaid. 1t is further ordered, that no.
tce of this order be by publication, in some news
paper published in this county, for four weeks
before the first day Of the next February term Of
this Court. And this cause is continued.
Attest, A. J. HERNDON, Clerk.
dec2-4w. By w. o. BURTON, D. C..
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Reading for 1859.

The Glasgow Weekly Times will contin-
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advance. We have no fear but that we
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IOne Of the greatest humbugs ever e.
inundated, is that of w. H. Seward, "thai
the States of This Republi C must all be free
or slave territory" There are editors in
Missouri seriously alarmed on the subject.
or they seize the humbug az good instru.
ment to keep agitaiing. Senator Douglas lays
down the correct doctrine. viz: where sla-
very is profitable, there it wiA go; where
it is Improbable, the people, ( who are gov
erned geneally by dollars and cent',) viii
mol hare ii. Tha, is the true solution OF
the slavery question.
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Capt. 10. o. Shelby has sold his farm
near Berlin, Lafayette county, 10 James
Allen, of Chicago, for $50, 1000 about $40
per acre,

1--WE invite the attention Of the sick
and afflicted, to the advertisements in our
columns of DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sar-
saparilla, and Gridley's Salt Rheum and
letter Ointment, DR.. Carter's Cough Bal
sam, DR.. Bakers Specific, DR.. Hooper S
Female Cordial, and DR.. Easterly's Fever
and Aueue Killer. These medicines are
prepared by thoroughly educated Physic.
ian, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, so that all
can rely upon them as being safe and etfec-
tual in curing the diseases for which they
are recommended. They are standard
remedies, and can be found in nearly every
Drug and Apothecary store in the United
States.
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The Presidents Message.

We devote the most of our space to-day
TO publishing the leading features of Presl-
dent Buchanan's Message. We may give
further extracts in our next.
The old gentleman is spunky on hi. Kan.
'as policy, and is detsrmened to die game
Douglas has already been removed from the
Craftsmanship of the senatorial Committee
on Territories, at the request of the Presi.
dent, and it is fair TO infer that the war i,
only begun.
On the Spanish, Mexican, and Paci6,
Kali Road questions, the Presidents view,
will be popular in the South and West
and pressing some, or all these subjects. h,
may regain the popularity he lost in III.
Kansas muss.
Our finances are in deplorable enough
condition, and the old fellow owns I'D an6
casts about for remedies quite earnestly, 4
not honestly.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
Pills, PREPARED BY CORNELIUS. i. CHEESE
MAN, M. D., New YoRK cITY.-The combna.
ton of ingredients in these Pills are the result Of
long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation, and certain in correcting all IT.
regularities, Painful Menstrlations, removing all
distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, palpitation of the
heart, dist lrbed sleep, which arise from Interrupt
ton Of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES, DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed in the use of other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
NorIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as a miscarriage would certainly re-
suit therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc-
tions, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 10 the
General Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
R. B. HuTcHINGs,
General Agent for the United States,
los Chambers-St., New York,
To ,rhom al Wholesale orders should be addressed.
For sale BY o. Henderson, Glasgow, Mo.
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Lecture-

Prof. H. B. P.nsor.. Of Central College
~,''' BY request Of many citizens, delive,
q Lecture upon the "Hisiory Of Letter, {,
=, ~ .n' Presbyterian Church in hi. City, on
FRIDAY Evening, December I7lh, at 7 o..
:, The public are respectfully invited
a. ins well-known proficiency of Pro.
'e','r p, and hi. eloquent and pleasing
wye OF delivery, viii no doubt draw LARGE
audience. u
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AAI NAIL koAD.-We have not received
,:p0rt Of the Survey, but hope to have j.
Ane 'or Cur next, when we shall have
,.sa s.'A'ns to say on the subject, generally,
10. ..s.0 our Charlton contemporaries, perhaps,
. ~ y We are pleased q, their success,
80 u We do not get the road, we wan. them
!" nave It. We know the river will be
.ppeo' either at that place OF this. and tina,
=, rSa ~ our people will not take hold Of
s :. !; subject, and the Brunswicker. do, and
~ s,.,. = We shall pity our county and conarat.