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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

~ The Georgia Legislature has followed
the example Of that of South Carolina, in de-
clining to make an expression in reference to
tho course of the Administration on the Kan
sas matter. Four different sets OF resolu-
tons, expressing different views, had been
introduced, but were oil laid on the table,
and the body adjourned without giving any
opinion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
AN ORDINANCE

To require fines and costs for breaches o. the ordi
nances Of the City, to be satisfied by labor, II not
sEorIox /. Be It ordained by the Common Council
Of the City Of Evansville, That whenever any person
shall be adjudged to pay any fine for breach OF any
or13 pce OF said city, and shall for twehty-fcr hours
after Tie judgment shall have been rendered against
him. fail TO pay such fine with all the costs adjudged
again him, shall be the duty Of the Mayor Of the
city b. cause and require such person labor on the
streets, other pvb works Improvements Of the
city, day Tor every SIXTY (0e cents Of scch fine
and costs until the same sis be fully satisfied Eight
to ten hours to constitute day.
SECTION 2. Such labor may be done under the I'm
mediate supervision Of the Mayor, or he may direct II
be done under the direction Of the Street Commits
son, and in either IL shali be lawful for the
Mayo or Street Commissioner to require the party
convicted to lSbof with ball and chain sstached IN his
leg "a ANGLE In such manner as to prevent his escape
and sasd Mayor or Street Commissioner may use such
70 compel person convicted as aforesaid to perform
the required labor. ..-
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall he In force from
and after its publication. III
Approved january 10th, 1879; ,ov y.-r
Attest: JOHN HEWSON. Mayor:
WELL H, WALKER, Clerk. janis
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

An IMPORTANT BLL.-A bill has been in
troduced in tho Tennessee Legislature, au-
thorisine the Bank Of Tennessee to issue
million Of dollars in post notes payable
twelve months after date. 1t is virtual ex-
tension Of the capital and business of the
bank and its branches, over and above its
present business TO that amount.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
THE VIEWS OF TINE KENTUCKY DE.
MO(RACH.


The Louisville Democrat, that has through
the whole discussion of the Kansas difficulty
been honest and fearless in the expression Of
its opinions, talks in the following strain to
to the Democratic party in the Slave States:
"That this Lecompton movement will be
repudiated by the Democracy Of every Free
State. The Northern Democrats can't be
charged with opposition to the South. They
have sustained all her just rights. They
have defended her with the zeal and fidelity
of friends. They have always supported
the Fugitive Slave Law. They grant the
South equal rights in the Territories. They
have endorsed the decision of the Supreme
Court in the bred Scott case. They stand as
ready to admit q Slave State into the Union
as Free State. They ask only in the case
of Kansas what they promised, that the
people of the Territory shall not have Con-
stitution thrust upon them until they have q
| fair opportunity TO say whet her they approve
| it or not. This is only right and proper in
ali cases; and the refusal Of it unfair and
unjust. 1t 10 not the way TO treat opponents
much less friends.
1t il bat few weeks since this movement
started, and already the remonstrancc has
begun 1t is still cautions and mild, but de-
| cided. Let the movement be pushed, and we
shall soon find the protest uncompromising
and indignant. We shall tell the Democra-
cy of the South the truth, however unpala-
table il may be to some Of them. This
movement will be supported by no party IN
the free States. The Northern Democracy
/ will not 90 TO tho Black Republicans; the
differences between them are irreconcilable;
but il il equally clear that they will not sup
port tho South in this movement. They
could not il they would, and would not Il
they could. 1t is not worth while to tell us
what they will do. We know it now that
they are beginning to speak, just as we'll as
We shall know it after they are done speak
ing on the subject. lift were possible to
push this matter through Congress, it would
raise stcrm Of agitation SURPRISING any
thing that We have yet witnessed. 1t would
be completely sectional; for il would have
no support in the free States. How long il
will last in it, effects, none can foresec. The
South hazards all this for no possible good
nor 10 it demanded Of her by any necessity
while il 10 plainly against her creed Of popu-
lar and Stale rights.
| While honest Democrats in tho slave States
are boldly dcnouncing the ubiquitous designs
Of the pro-slavery party in Kansas, the dough
faced Office seekers Of Indiana, tho subser-
Went partisans of the Executive, arc giving
an indirect sanction and support Is the
swindlc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
House for Rent and Valuable Fur.
niture for Sale.

HAVING determined to remove to Louisville in
IN the spring, will Rent the Large New Dwell
ling now occupy, and will Sell my Furniture. CON-
sisng OF excellent Rosewood Piano, and all Of my
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting
any such Furniture will find IL to their interest TO call
at my residence. Oak street, between Second and
jan 9-d3w. JNO. WOODSON HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR., j. aORDlEY.
Formerly Of Henderson, KY :.

"OCL0 respectfully inform tte citizens Of Ev-
w snssiIle and Vicinity that be has taken rooms
few eoors hove the PosdfSe, where be can be seen
nnc sonsuted a. tcthe tfopgr treatment to preserve
the teeth ard relieve dSe<sed gums. wonld herere-
mark that diseased teeth and gtms cssse weak eyes,
headachs. esiach desfhess5 Diseases o. the stomach.
The worst cases Of dyspepsia afe CONNECTED with dis.
eases OF the noth; many suffer for years and when
the cause . found OUT IL proceeds from some defange
nent Of The modth. nrnfber Of my patients can
TESTIFY to this fact. janl-6
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
URIE,S PLOW FACTORY,
= NOTICE.
Cash +! Cash! Cash! Cash! Cash !

I'm and after FEBkUARY, LIST, 1853, viii close
" my Books ITO al running accounts and
Sell for Cash Only or Its Equivalent.
Experience has taught to take this plan, beiiev
ing to be TO the interest Of buyers, well
SELF shall try TO make It object for all to pay
cash, and hope to give offence to none by refusing
credit as shall refuse all without respect to person
the store IL not satisfactory, they be returned,
and will refund the money.
Also, L take this opportunity to offer my sincere
thanks for the liberal patron age with which was
heretofore favored, and ask continuance Of the
same, promising to merit the by prompt and fair
dealing. and an additional inducement in prices.
SAM. EMBICH,
an1s Main st doors below Second.
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NOTICE.

N notifying the public Of my retirement from buG.
u ness, beg Leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly my tlxhks for past fayors
consideration my successor, JACOB STRAcB, who
undoubtedly, viii justly all expectations Of my
friends. A. HALDKIRCH.
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JACOB sTRAUB.

In rstsr IN to the above desires t9 that having
wire store, intends to carry the business as hereto.
FORE and will be happy to serve Mr.. - old custom.
well his friends and public in general with
No. GOODS, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

- - ~
Exfohfs OF LiouoH~"e were eonndent
that the returns OF our Export Trade made
oy M nurhs 20 the BOARD OF trsds-as
arg - tney sPP'aled-Wouio DC iouno 70
% less than the sesnai exports. Several Oh
our Pnne'Psi BONUSES nsse omitted 70 give
Ar. BURKE . sto'emen' OF many OF tnc I'M
Po'.n. s'''e'e. umSn 'ney mp Ia i.'s.
ys-asss' A'.oAs '.e,e Nv 49, 'e
'nHss'nuon ~ s0 Nv. ~ sN'" '.
%'Ss 's - M. ~ fs,,,
80. ~ ~. ,esr .-..,.a ,oe s7s
~" .''' " .1y go, "" -
oA"e'', "n'eh sAe''o' 'ae WIZ 49,
IePosseo " us - eAPV'~e " "''
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
CANAL STORAGE.

7 HAVE a large double Warehouse st The Cana
IL Basin, capable OF storing any Of produce,
which will be received stored taken OF and held
subject to the owners orders. the most reasonable
terms. p. G.. O'RILEY
mh26'56.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

Our DEEEoATEs.-TheT errc Haute Jour
nal h Publishing the regular official report
Of the proceedings Of the State Convention of
the sth of instant, as 1t was made up by the
Secretaries Of tie meeting. The manuscript
wac given to tho state Sentinel, but not be-
ing pablished by that paper, IL was with
drawn and given to the Terre Haute Journal.
It appears that only a limited number in the
delegation from each county was admitted
to q seat on the floor and to vote in the
proceedings. The Representatives from Van
derburgh, who were admitted to vote for the
Democracy of this county, were c. X DREW,
CHAs. DENBY, J. II. BorASDIcK, ISAAC
HurcnKsoN and Hon. JOHN Law, party of
most respectable and disintcrested gentlemen
who are remarkable for their distaste for the
loaves and fishes of Executive patronage.
JusrIcr BIT MIsrAxE.-In Philadelphia,
on the evening of the 5th inst, n thief step
ped into law office and slipped on valua-
BILE Raglin belonging to student, with
which he departed without detection. A
young man, whose sister had been insulted
by the aforesaid law-student, was lying in
wait to fog the offender, and seeing the THE
come ont, with tho overcoat on, supposed
him to be the victim he was in search of, and
gave him terrible whipping before the pc.
liccman stopped him, or the mistake in tho
person was made known, by the cries fol
mercy of the thief, who supposed the pun
ishment was for his crime. The young MAJ
was very much mortified when he found tina
he had been logging common thief for oil
undeveloped attorney.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

s. No liabilities TO Banks or otbssS, due
6. No losses adjusted and due.
Z. Amount Of losses either unadjusted, "a oes q.
g. or Adjusted and not due. @'"s %
" Losses in suspense waiting further
proof, included inl ast snswrr above,
10. kll other claims against the Company s,Ni Z,
in any one risk, Subject y O,, ~ a single 10 free
II. The amount insured in city o. village, depends
% Ha. s az sss sss risks to
Is. The amount insured in any one block OF build
The rule above referred to.
So Ps t Of the csP;tl or easoips. Of .hi. Com
Tor ose, therein, and no such deposit Is required by
any State except Indiana from which State the
mmaex OF sns coT S were si,hdswn .s this
a and resources are pledged for the equal security
all its Policy holders, and should 50 remain. Under
Iniana aforesaid, pronouncinE the law INVALID and
voID, some Of the Agents o. this Company have re-
srme their oics and continue to transact the business
And this Company will recognise all IT. Policies
as valid and d binding Obligation. and pledge. ssei
g. faithful PERFORMANCE Of Al. such ecntracts Of In:
c u. POWERS, Secretary.
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared c. B. BowERs. secretary '' Of
that the oresonr g m nne e
true, full and correct statement 81 the Affairs OF said
n
this date its actual condition the Hrst day Of jan
uary, 1853.
Tor sns
jansldAw Evansville, Indiana.
ANNUAL REPORT,
AS reauired by the ieth Section OF Act Of the Legi.
authorize the formation OF Gas Light Commence
approved February 13th. ISL.
v>IiE undersigned, President and q majority Of the
pany, make the following Report:
Amount Amount q s eapin paid
Amount Of exciting Debt, Sl.sss
Evansville. Jar, ~ chss ffi!fS'i DIRECTOR
STATE 81 i Si5i +,
c. O. Keats and John J. Chandler make oath before
janI5.l0t BLYTHE IIYSEs, Notary Public.
TTiNs s s1ss. Z / f,sSia,.;
80 do Roofing do.
i e $$ / e EIEs sr s;l IL
~ slabs Spelter.
20 Pigs Block Tin.
For sale by Ijan lei sAM'L ORR.
Great Alarm About Town
A BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. but p. Fen.
chewing tobacco that ever was sold in our city They
have all the best brands OF Virginia tobacco. Give
rn: a:S have
Oct-lsth.
LHLOCR.-
II IS bills Emerson Etra Family Flour Narrated by
I'm. COOK & SON.
DECEIVED LAST NIGHT BY EXPRESS
IL Prince Of the House Of David:
Queens Fate;
Moss Side, by the Author Of Alone;
Quits, by the Author Of lntiah;
Jan ID j. HEALf.
RRAN, C0RN AND OATS
ID for sale by ". II. COOK 3 SON.
uyyrRA FLOUR
just received and for sale by
jlnI5 vICkERY 4 JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

Hoos.-The whole number of hogs killed
this season ut
Louisville and vicinity, is ...... a45,Sso
Number yet in the hands Of tho
farmers, ---..-..-----.-.--- I",VVV
Total,.. .........--.....- .....2o5,VoO
Which is an increase of $4,000 over last
season. There is said to be also heavy in
crease in weight.
The rise in tho price Of hogs at Cincinna'i
has advanced the demands of holders every
whcrs, though the movement is believed to
DO a speculative one, and the advanced prices
fictitious. At vincennes, yesterday, hogs
were held at 4.25@4.50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21

SAVINGS BANK LIST.
Rates at which the following Bank Notes are bought
or received deposit at the Savings Bank, Evans
Vile. Corrected weekly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
SILVER Plain C..

SIIvER l. Atm G.
HNHE undersigned has permanently located him
j. self in Evansville, with the intention Of pursuing
the above business. He can be found in the
Marble Hall Building, ID Story.
Opposite Chas. Babcocks Carriage Furnishing Store.
He is prepared to do all kinds Of Coach Carriage,
House and SaddlcryI Plating with neatness and dis
patch, and he warrants his work to be as durable as
any done in the country He asks for the patronage
Of the citizens Of Evansville, and OF the Coach and
Carriage Makers Of Southern Indiana, Illinois and
Kentucky.
Silver Plated Door Plates, Numbers for Street and
Pew Doors, Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, FROM and
Prlor door locks. with plated Knobs and Furniture
with every description Of work In his line will be done
In a manner equal to the best Eastern work and Al
Eastern prices. j. A. SANDERS,
jan le-im Cd Story Marble Hall.
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SUNDRIES.-
- $50 bags genuine Pa. b. W. Flour, Is rs each.
100 boxes Cream Tartar, n each.
25cases2 p Cans Cove Oysters.
80 do b do do.
30 boxes quart Tomato Catsup.
s do pin! and qSsS Pepper sauce.
800 rs Small Bar Lead.
Just reed and for sale by
jan 10 J. x d. HERMANN.
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KILLED OR STOLEN.
n cover the dog will give FIVE DOLLARS,
md Cor evidence which will convict the brute who
killed, or the thief who stole him, will give Eve
dollars additional. &c. KEATS.
ianl0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-21
$50 OR $50 REWARD.

MY STORE. in Cannelton, Perry county, Ind.
y1 was robbed the night Of the eth inst, OF the
following goods Three Silver Watches, two Hunting
Case Watches, and open face Lapine Watch; also
large lot Of Jewelry, consisting Of Breastpins. Ea
Drops and Finger Rings; also quantity Of Poke
Silk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing.
will give g so for the apprehension Of the thief, o.
81 SO for the thief and goods. Address
Jan = 4w NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-07
For the 1nte,1lsencer.1
10 the voters Of the wheeling OongFes-
sTonnI District.

PROSTATE under the bandages of the surgeon,
il must mako use of the hand of another to say
q few words to you. / have been brought to
this helpless condition by duty which i con-
ceived was due alike TO you and myself a
public mans reputation is the. heritage OF MS
people, and he who would not defend it, when
iunIuStly assaiIed, cares neither for himself nor
them. 1t was my intention, during the coming
months OF, October and Novem Der, to visit per
sonaily those counties of my district which y
have not visited since myslast election. Much
to myssurprise Lam credibly informed thatrnn-
ners are now through the District endeayorlng-
to get up Congressional Convention to meet
this fall. 1t might perhaps, be sufficient to say,
that such movement is without precedent IN
our District For not only has no Convention
ever been forced upon Democratic representa-
tive, before or after the expiration of his. first
term, but in every instance he has been suffered
to run a second time, without its necessity or
formaIity. understand, however, in all their
length and breadth, and hight and depth, the
motives which actuate those who are now enga-
gedin acowardly effort to crush me. tits due
to both you and myself, that my position should
be clearly, though briefly, defined, and now
proceed to do it. will allow my name to go
before no Convention which is held prior to the
expiration.of my Congressional term, on the 4th
of March next, nor until can have an oppor-
tunity, duringth month of March and the early
part of April, of giving tony constituents an
account my stewardship, and of making such
expositious in regard to those who have been
warning against me for a year past, as future
developments may render necessary. If then,l
after a full hearing, there is an uneqniyocala
manifestation on the part of the masses of the
people for a5convention, my course will at once
be taken. This lisa duty / owe myself, and 4
will not rclinquish it except with my life. You
may strike, but you must first hear me-
1 shall, before the close of Congress, issue no.
tees of meetings during the period herein indi
large portion of the people as practicable.
Respectfully, your Representative,
Snrl,n am ErEMRNrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-07
[correspondenee d the 1ntellLrencer. I
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct I

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 1, 1858.
Dear I1telEigencer:@The weather here is
warm, and your correspondent has sought cool
corner to scribble you his promised gleanings.
Last night, / travelled in the cars with Judge
Douglas. As am nopolitician, I can only say,
that he is very companionable and pleasant
man. He looks like man Just now in the
thickest of the fight, as he is. Both parties are
sanguine of success. Pardon me for taking ad.
vantage Of the liberty you have given me, by
saying just here, that if men exhibited half the
noise and zeal in the matter of saving their
souls, that they do to obtain paltry office for
somebody else, they would be thought crazy
that's all.
How kind is Providencel Here is a genial
sun, ripening the corn and late fruits of autumn,
after an infinite amount of croaking and appre-
hension during the wet weather of tho spring
and summer. Man is a regular croaker, "any
how"-Ismean some men--and what inveteratc
bores they are! It / had an enemy, and wished
him harm, would set one of these same fell
lows after him. What right have VIC to drive
away from our souls the bright engel that crept
into our infant cradle, and made US smile2 Who
authorized US to reproach our Maker with a
scowling brow, and a face as long as horses
collar? Bat am moralizing, WELL what else
can do? News as scarce-Gs ''is" right2)-
Here arc the same old prairies and flowers, and
here are new Corners coming, and old corners
going, here is the new emigrant turning up the
virgin SOIL, and here IS company OF excited
men-as in Pike co., last week-hanging horse
thieves by the neck to the first suitable tree, &C.,
&c. Perhaps you know sometime lived in
this State; and in spots, I am-well known
and it would do you good to hear my friends
congratulate me upon my improved appearance.
Some had given me up for dead, but 10! live!
ButI must hurry back to the hills and sulphur
Gus smoke; for the ague turks not far away from
where WRITE
found myself in Griggsville ILL.,, last week,
and the Conference Of the NJ. E Church being
in session at that place, Iattended It's princi.
pal member, of course is Peter Cartwright
This Griggsville isa beautiful little town, on the
line of the proposed extension of the q. w. R.
R. from Naples to Hannibal AS gazed upon
the beautiful landscape before me, and met the
greetings of loved ones and past memories
floated in my vision, like the harp of Orpheus,
"swcnt and mnnrnfnl to the SOUL" I thought
that when life grew weary, and must soon go
out, would choose its last chickering's to be
here. But in the real battle before us, the true
man may not seek for rest until he has fairly
won it, and feshed his sword in the blood Of
every foe; until the enemies of his ascending
flight can reach him no MORE Fare yelwelg
before you can get another letter from me,
expect to "turn up" in Wheeling. So thinks
1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-07

Tn4 Washington Union, of Oct I'd, says of
Forney's vindication:
"There are no private letters. In thisrcspect
we are disappointed. Ithad been bruited about
that among the private letters TO appear would
be that of the President to Governor Walker,
written while the Governor was in Kansas; and
we sincerely hoped that that famous letter would
at last see the light We we're anxious that it
should. We desired the country to see it. We
were delighted at the thought that the people
were at last about to see this letter; but it has
come up missing, and we are disappointed and
grieved"
Now is the time for Forney to put that letter
in print.