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~ The Republican Convection at TIE,

~ The Republican Convention at Terrc
Hauto, last week, deemed it proper to define
its position by passing the following resolu-
ton.
"Risolred, That the white man is socially,
politically and intellectually above and SUI
perior to the negro, and that free white laa
Dor is the only true wealth and strength OF
orr Republic, and that therefore the end and
aim Of our Legislation should be to advance
the welfare Of the tree white laborer."
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~ A man AIMED Shaw has been arrest
ed ut Pittsburg, charged with kidnapping
the free child of person named Ferris, al
legged to be fugitive slave from Alabama
Shaw is natural brother Of Ferris, whom
he has been tracking like bloodhound for
the last five years.
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W There are now on the ocean thir

~ There are now on the ocean thirty
two emigrant ships, bound to America, with
from 1000 to 5000 cmigrants on board
The whole number Of arrivals in 1851 was
Ell 1858. The ship Howard, which sailed
from Hamburg for New York, two months
ago, with $50 passengers has not yet arrived
and fears are entertained for her safery.
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You've
are agents for the sale Of WATSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented.
Ladies, II you want a FRIEND, one who will do yonr
work and tell tales, servant that Will not out
Of nights. ask pay at the end of every week, buy
Of these useful articles, (price from $ls to $s3
and you will be suited.
HORNBR0OK CO.,
febs Water street Evansville.
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~ Mrs. Winnie Lassiter, recently died
at Jack.onvil!e, Florida, aged one hundred
and thirty years. She was native Of North
Carolina, and was married in the colony
many year, before the Revolution.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SNO@O~O%ON[O~ON~(~O~/\
y2FlS NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
81 cents per line week discount on longer time.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.-It is eight years
since this Liniment first offered to the afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have been used, and il has
given better satisfaction than any article before
tried for similar purposes. 1t possesses specific
power over infammations, and chronic or accidental
arrangement Of the Muscles, Joints, Ligament. or
Skin. 1t sa Of great pleasure to feel that We
have been the humble means of relieving such IN i'm
mense amount Of suffering. and have caused many
thousands to leap for joy," because their pains
relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joint:
made elastic. Inscriptions parties, regardless o.
their obligations to ourselves the public,
in attempting to introduce spurious and miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER NAME, by representing to b
the same or similar. eB- Be on your guard. Blu,
none hut the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
MENT, and you will not be deceived. g. w. WEST
BROOK, Originator. BARNES & PARK,
feb,5-d&wim Projectors, New York.
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The Sick, for their own safety, must avoid
all worthless counterfeits, from the of which the
worst consequences have followed to invads who have
been deceived into buying them. An article which is
confessed IN the advertisements Of it, to be only
imitation Of Prof. Charles De Grarhs Electric Oil
somtimes offered to the public by person in this city
who pretends to have picked up knowledge Of the
mode Of preparing it. while in the employ Of Prof
De Grath.
This lisa entirely unfounded pretension. person
who now advertises an imitation Of the Electric Oil
was engaged with Prof. De Grath as bookkeepei
and correspondent, and thus made himself known to
customers; but he was never entrusted with the
manufacture of the Medicine, Ut which he is entirely
ignorant. or this person, it is not necessary to say
more. present, as, of course no will buy i'm
itaton, when they obtain the original, genuine
article by application to Professor Charles De Grah
his long iblshed Store. No. 80 South Eighth stree
a few doors below Chestnut. feb2I-d&w
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-~ Jas. Oder, French banker who
failed recently, committed suicide ct Paris.
He had house in New Orleans, where he
had large connections.
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DENJAMIN FRANKLIN ANp PROFESSOR

DENJAMIN FRANKLIN AVID PROFESSOR
H.-Franklin brought electricity from
the heavens to the earth, but ii remained for Profess
DeGrath to apply that electricity to the relief OF
diseased and suffering mortals-diseases that hereto
fore bahled the physicians old treatment, such a
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness. Swelings Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases &C., are
cured by Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil, in one or two
days. Read this letter:
PRoF. DEGRArH:-I have been the victim for many
years Of Rheumatic affection, and lost the Of my
limbs; could not raise my hand 10 my head. in
short, wastotaiy helpless. I applied your Eiec
trio Oil, and before had used bottle was per
fectly cured. You may refer any snfferert to me.
MRS. e. HUTCHINs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets.
Mr.. Hutchins Is well KIN own in Philadelphia. Ny
Oil has cured oN0 other Phlaiephians, among whom
Geo. W. Ward, ESQ.,, Jos. X. Bacon, r.. b.
DeCosta, Mrs. Fassit, George C. Bower, 5oa North
Third street, and others al nfntum Sale depot for
this city, No. 50 South Eighth, near Chestnut street
PROF. CHAS. DEGRArH.
The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed.
RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 6, 1887.
I, Joseph d. Hinton, loug retired physician Of
this city, have suffered much the last six years OF
affection Of the knee and ankle joints Of Of my
legs. rendering very lame, the limb stiff and con-
tracted, and wihal, having been deaf in tn,
last thirty odd years, from cold In the head many
years aeo--have to-day had one application o. Prof
DeGraths Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied
by the son Of Prof DeGrath, Chas DeGrath of Phila
delpha, and, by the blessings Of Cod find my con
tracted leg very much limbered, and am Of opinion
few more faithful applications Of 1t will restore it Il
soundneS and usefulness again. Since one applica
ton has enabled me to short distance without
convenience. My hearing in the deaf ear, muci
improved that can hear the ticking Of watch.
have seen the oil in the hands of Prof Chas Death
in this city, suddenly relieve bad of Rheu
masm, and learn that some of the deafest persons
the community have been entirely restored to goot
hearing in few minutes, in the last day two by
the Electric Oil, in tho hands of the Professor.
febl7.lmd&w JOS. b. HINTON.
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Kemp'g Worm Pastilles.-Many diseases Of
children that puzzle medical men, caused by
worms, and might be prevented cured by the timely
use OF :hese Pastilles. BRIsToL's SARsAPaRrLLA is
curing the most desperate Of Scrofua and Lung
diseases in all sections of the country. Neither prepa-
ration contains mercury. Sold by d. T. Lannan
Kemp wholesale druggists, 50 Water street, New York,
and by all druggists Ssr.aparila 81, and Pastilles
&c. per bottle. febsl-d&w
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COAL.
BODIAM MINING COMPANY,

BODIAM MININU CONfANI,
COfice Water street, under the Telegraph Ofice.)
Cart loads Of l6 bushels of Bodam Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part Of the city at $ so per load, Coal
weighed, IL desired, the expense OF the purchaser.
Notes Of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin
ken in payment. JOHN wYM0ND.
dec2s-tf. Secretary and Manager.
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~ Some rogue has been passing himself
of in Lancaster, Pa, as son Of Commodore
stockton-getting drafts cashed, and passing
FREQ over the railways.
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~ The last intelligence from Russia
states that the Emperor had emancipated all
the serfs upon his private domains.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-01

~ Five burglars have been arrested at
Masillon, Stark county, Ind, where they
have been committing dspradatiWus for some
Tine.
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NHOOL PLAIDS AND DELAIyBS.-
=" large and nice ass ortmert on hand and 70
sale cheap, for cAeh only,at SAM. ENBrCHS.
fehIs Main street, three docrp below Second.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER Saturday was lovely spring
day-warm and genial as April. Sunday
was cold, showing and wintry. @
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In Princeton, Ind, on the 18th inst, Mrs. NANCY
3oth year OF her age.
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FOR RENT.

HNfIE HOUSE on the corner of of Th=d and
IL Chestnut streets, formerly occupied hy j. j.
Daniels, Esq.,, very desirable SITUATION, with good
stablng and carriage house Is for rent good ten
ant enquire 81 'ian5n.l Up. ENRNE.
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CANDIDATES.
DIED.

AUGUSTUS LEMCKR Is candidate for CITY
CLERK At the ensuing April election. mari
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STORAGE WANTED.

XYTE prepared to store in Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
chandize, the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular
will he taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kinds of goods wares liable to
damage from damp rust.
Insurance effected at ths lowest fire proof rates, by the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located on corner OF Locust street and W
and +. Canal, and most convenient for shirpiDA D,
River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER & CO.
ap2s.
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IN CONSIGNMENT
" 500 dozen Painted buckets, assorted;
$50 do Tubs, assorted sizes;
80 Wash Tubs, for sale low 10 close by
feb27 GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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TnNURK'S ISLAND sALT.-
il 1900 bags Turks Island Salt, (os NUINE) land
ing and for sale by GEO. FOSTER L CO.
feb27
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CANAL STORAGE

HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana
II Basin. CAPABLE Of storing amount Of psoduee,
which will he received stored, taken of and held
subject to the owners orders, Oh the most rs.nable
terms. y. u. OklLE1
mha6'56.
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g EMBICH has just received fine lot OF Prina,
So and general Assortment OF Domestic Goods
which will be sold cheap, for cash only
febl6 Main street, three doors below Second.
IL Is kegs, ali Sizes for sale at reduced prices by
GILBERT & B0WLES,
febl3 sycamore street.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remainirs in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind, up
to March LIST. 1885, Persons clling for these letters
will please say advertised and give date Of list
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PERSONAI-

.... Col. Payne, L. s A, is at Wizards,
-. Thackeray IS said to have Joined the edith
rial stan Of the London Times
-. The Prince Imperial Of France entered
upon his third year on the sth inst
.... Maggie Mitchell, the bewj,cbino youno
actress, has taken a husband at Chicago Who's
name Is Paddock. "''e
-. Rev. MIR. kalloch has arrived I'm Kansas
and has entered into law partnersh o with Jobn
L. Pendery, formerly OF Cincinnati
Arrived by the bark Dallett March oatb
from Laguayra, Mr.. Francis Nee racken. OF FoTt
wash Bgton, with dispatches from Mr.. Eames
American Minister at Venezuela TO the United
States Government.
80. Mr.. Thalberg has returned from tour n,
nearly three months duration in the South and
west, achieving succession of triumpbx H.
intends 10 rest from his labors for a short time
:.-- Thomas Johnson, the American sailor
who endeavoTed in the most silly manner To as
duce regiment at Sunderland England IN
rise, disarn the officers, march on the town,
and proclaim the republic" was tried for the
offence at Durham assizes, and was sentenced 10
a months imprisonment
go. John Van Buren, recently said I'm 4 convi.
vial speech Well, gentlemen, there is one
family has got back safe into the Democratic par
~ to stay for life. IL is the Van Buren, family
and II Senator Douglas only knew the lono and
dreary road he has to travel he would in nv
opinion, make the straightest route back into the
camp The roar that followed Johns recitation
OF the dangers and difficulties of the route he
himself had travelled since 1918, may be imagine
but not described.
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lsILAScE COMMITTEE AT DARLINGTON, N C
Fifty-four citizens of Darlington District. North
Carolina, were tried on Wednesday week for the
murder Of Caleb Freeman and Abraham Wind
ham, near Csrterville, in that State. One of the
Windhams kept liquor store, frequented prin-
cipally by negroes, and had been notified to dis
continue his nefarious traffic, but refusing to do
90 vigilance committee was formed which pro
ceeded to his place with the avoyed intention of
destroying his liquor. They found the liquor
shop garrisoned by some friends of windbam
ana the party, on approaching were fred upon
from the house, and one of their number wound
ed An assault followed, which resulted in
Freeman, who first fred on the vigilants, being
shot dead, and Windham killed by blow with
club just as be had stabbed one of the assaiIin1
party The jury returned verdict of not guilty.
in both cases
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. fifth Conyress-FfrstS Session.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, the bill for the admission of Minnesota
was continued until late hour.
Several amendments were offered, and one al
lowing the State two representatives was agreed
to.
The Senate adjourned, however, without action
on the bill.
In THE HOUSE,, in the Committee of the w hole
on the Deiiciency bill, the Kansas question was
debated by Messrs. Miles, Zollicoffer. Niblack.
ward, THppe, BurIingame, PARROT, q roes beck
Morse Hatch. Marshall of Ill =, Hughes, TappaD.
Letcher, and Walton.
In the course OF his remarks, Mr. Hatch said
none knew so well as the anti Lecompton Demo
Gratis that the only way to keep from being read
out OF the Democratic party was to stay in ID
He thought they did not carry with them all the
patriotism Of the party. He contended that the
right to change constitutions was Inherent a nd
unalenable; that it was neither rebellion or revo-
luton, and that 1t was an essential and funda.
mental principle In our Government-a logical
and resulting power from the conceded doctrine
of popular sovereignty To admit IA power If
Limitation in constitution, or in Legislature. was
a usurpation that would lead to despotsm
He :pToduced authorities to show that this doc
trine was established by writer's before the Rev
olution, and recognised by all the Presidents
from Washington to Buchanan He commended
that the people OF Kansas could change the con-
stitutiOn as soon as admitted to conform to the
Will Of the majority, irrespective Of their copstj
tuition or recommendation of Legislature He
briefly referred TO the circumstances preceding
the application of Kansas for admss on to show
that the constitution was such as to entitle that
Territory to admission AS q State. He found n
sufficiently regular for the vote he was about TO
give, and that the FreeState party by the vote
they gave on the 4th Of January, recognized that
constitution.
The House adjourned about a quarter of one
O'Clock this morning.
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SPIRIT OF The MOANING PRESS.

The Union, this morning, has a significant
warning addressed to those Democrats who are
now opposing, or getting ready to oppose, the
recognized policy of their party, that they
must never expect that the party will again
entrust its honor to their keeping, or suffer
them to exercise any control in the manage
ment of its affairs. The democratic party be-
longs to no politician, or set of politicians ::
neither is it dependent for its existence, its in
fuence, or its power, upon any politician or
set of politicians. 1t is founded upon great
and immutable principles, and for its success
and Its greatness places its trust in the intel
igence, the patriotism, and the discriminating
justice Of the American people," Upon is
safety and preservation depends the safety and
preservation Of the Constitution and the Union.
1t owes 1T, therefore, to the country, to the
world, and to posterity, to preserve its integ-
rity, and in doing so it can know no difference
between pretended friends and open enemies
1t must class together and treat alike all who
war upon its measures and its policy, without
regard to past acts or present professions. 1t
is to the pursuit of this policy that it owes the
triumphs of the past. and it is only by adhering
to 1t that it can hope for their continuance in
the future. Can any man doubt what its
course will be?
The fnt'ffigeneer has no editorial to-day
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the only business
transacted Of interest to the Starts readers ere II
went to press, was the report made by Mr.. Brown
from the District Of Columbia Committee, ac-
companied by a bill for the organization of an
Auxiliary Guard Ia the District Of Columbia, and
other police regulations.
Is THE Houss, Mr.. Maynard offered resolr =
ton, which was adopted, instructing the Com
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" hyou want pills, take Ayers Pill Nothing
has ever appeared in this market that can com
pare with this new invention for chasing out the
distemPers that fasten and grow upon Us They
are the philosophers elixir of life that bids def
ance to diseases, and will leave us no alternative
but to die of old aye
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ID In the Democratic election for Judges of
the city delegate election in Philadelphia on
Monday evening the friends of Mayor vaux were
successful. The delegate election takes place on
Monday evening next. There is no doubt of the
denomination of Mayor Vaux
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WORTH READING,

NJ WORTH READING.
w Hf rs II that many suffer repine and d: az
out mis- SCRABBLE existence. untitled for the enjoy
n@nts ard even ORDINARY pursuits Of life, when re
may be obtained, and health snd vigor restored
by treatment at once ient snd safe, well
as permanent IN Its character?
To these who have suffered long with discs sc,
ultInatlng loss of appetite, vigor aud dIstaste
OF SOCIAL Joys, the undersigned tenders his profes-
sonal services, assuring the sufferers candor and
sincerity: peasant convenien, and proper prescrp-
tons n thorough cure ard sound body and mind.
without unpe SAINT restrictions or hInderance from
Ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever
Cause, either recent chronic. structures an iruta
bic bladder, &c.-also. Scrofula. Asthms, Rheums-
tIsm. Piles, &C. skIlfuly and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can he consulted daily, between the
hours of 10 a. M and p. and to 10 p. M. at his
rooms over 1929 Main street, above llth and or Do
site the American Hotel. No. 81, Sd floor. Entrance
on Nam, 18th door above 18th street.
Ladies ot delicate constitute lens. those suffer ing
from complaints peculiar TO their sex. invited 10
communicate send their address.
In order to satisfy an oft-lmposed upon ooInmuni-
~ thst there Is no intention the Of Dr. H.
huRbug theIn he begs to state that fees or remu
neratIon will he received until entire satis faction
shall be gwen.
Patients out Of the city, and who cannot make IL
convenient 10 call. by stating their ease have
medicines and prescriptions sent to any part of the
country.
A new and strictly non-rne rcuriaI treatment for
address n. Il. HARRIS NJ ID
Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd floor, opposite Amer. c an
Hotel. Richmond, Va.
III DR. III. can lie consulted as above either Der
soGaly or by letter. Can be seen At his rooms Ma
tlona Hotel, between the hours of 10 and g and ID
TO 10 p m, until further notice. ap Ism
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoSGREss-Members
OF Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and disI a.ch, at the Star office Price
Tor 5000 copies of sixteenpage speech, one cent
and q half each
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IL The Baltimore Exchange has some severe
animadversions upon the easy mode in which
criminals are sometimes dealt with in tina, city
This Is not time, certainly, for the lax admin
istration of justice and law
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ARRowsMITH ABOuT.-The good people of
Norfolk were rejoicing, on Tuesday, at a report
from Washington that the United States govern
ment had declared war against Spain, and want
ed soldiers
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IL North and South, East and West the re-
hgious revival is extending. Daily prayer meet.
fngs are now held in almost every city Of the
Union.
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u AT New Orleans cotton is active and ad
vancing, in consequence Of a falling off in re-
ceipts and reduced estimates of CROP
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LEE COLLINS STEAMERS ATLANTIC AND BAL
i.., 10 sE SoLp.-This morning Judge Hall
snhS AZ me L nited States Circuit Court in This
cry, denied the application OF the Government
iol an lnJnncuon TO restrain the Sheriff from sell
ing une collins steamers Atlantic and Baltic
will be given to morrow'-NY T,;I.a'
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10 Rev. DIR. Dewitt's Presbyterian Church
and four adjacent dwellings, at Harrisburg, Pa.
were destroyed by fire on Tuesday night
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IL The Virginia Legislature has passed the
bank bill, with an amendment requiring the
banks to resume specie payments on the first Of
Nav.
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IL company Of sappers and miners left
West Point, yesterday, for Utah, in command Of
Capt. Duane and 1t. Alexander
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THE BRIDGE BETWEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY
notice Of motion has been given in the German
Federal Diet, opposing the construction of the
permanent bridge over the Rhine at Cologne
This bridge is already near completion.