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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23
BOARD OF TRADE.

A meeting OF the Board Of Trade OF
Evansville, will be held at the Library
Rooms on Tuesday evening next. The
annual reports of the trade and commerce
ofthe city will be made, and several
matters of Importance vii! be laid before
the meeting. The reports will exhibit a
most gratifying increase Of business,
and prove that the opening Of railroads
in our rear to other larger markets, has
not-as was apprehended-had any in
tluence in checking the steady progress
Of our city. What has been lost in one
direction, has been more than compensa-
ted by the increase in other regions.
Transportation still adheres to the
rivers, as the cheapest and best AVENUES
of commerce, and we begin to feel con-
fidence in our position upon the ohio
with the Wabash Wiley in our rear and
that Of Green River-exhaustless in
mineral and agricultural wealth-in our
front, and we begin to think we can bic
defiance to all the attempted inroads by
artificial avenues upon our trade and
manufacturing business. II We Cal
show an increase Of 20 per cent. annually
in population, and growth Of more thar
so per cent. in business under the dis
advantages of poor crop, and the inju
rious influences Of opening the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad, we certainly hav'
good reason to retain our faith in the fu
ture prosperity of our city. Every citi
zen has an interest in the labors Of tn
Board Of Trade. The publication OF tn
statistics they have collected will hav
an effect upon the value Of the propert
Of the CITY; and knowledge Of the fact
Of our business disseminated abroad wi
add perhaps 5 or 10 per cent. to th
value of our real estate; and contribr
ton to the fund Of few hundred dollar
which is expended by the organization
will be the wisest expenditure Propeyt
holder can make.
The members Of the Board are urge
to be present at the meeting in bod,
and citizens of every class-intereste
in the welfare Of the town-are invite
to come.
Judge FosTER's report will be an in
portant and interesting document.
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TIE DREAMER.

Not in the laughing bowers,
Where, by the green, twinng elms, pleasant shade
At Summers noon is made;
And where swift-footed hours
s'S.i s the rich n breath Of The eha%ored flowers,
At sunset, LAYING DER the flowing sea,
And 70 pure eyes the faculty is given
To trace smooth ascent from Earth to Heaven.
Not on the couch OF ease,
With all the appliances OF Joy at h,ni-
=, Sof! light. sweet fragrance, beauty at command,
Nands that might god like palate please,
And Music's soulcreatve ecstacies,
P;,i n. Nor floating os5 wild estate.
Well satisfied with bliss of mortal birth,
Signs for an immortality on Earth.
But where the incessant din
OF iron hands, and roar Of brazen tfrroais,
Join their unminglng mites:
day y"s i gone and dsrsnsss does hesS
| On winfrt nights, lust Covered from the SKY:
! Such is my fate, snd barren though il seem,
Yet thou, blind, souless scorner, yet dream!
And yet dream
Dream what! weremen more just might have been
How strong, how fair, how kindly and serene,
| Glowing OF heart, and glorious OF mien;
| The conscious crown 10 Natures blssfuI scene,
! In just and equal brotherhood to CLEAN,
| With all mankind, exhaustless pleasure keen,
Such ismy dream.
And yet dream
| /, the despised Of fortune, lift thine eye,
\ Bright with the lustre Of integrity,
In unappeang Indebtedness, on high,
/ And the last rage Of Destiny efv;
| Resolved alone to live-alone to die,
! Nor swell the tide OF human misery.
And yet dream
| Dreams OF a sleep where dreams no more shall come
| My hast, ray first, my only welcome home!
'p Tnaiienasie OF a sl nS ,see yet
And, in Thy soft embrace, the past forget!
! CANSELToS, Ind, January, 1888.
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AN ORDINANCE

To require fines and costs for breaches OF the ordi-
nances Of the City, to be satisfied by labor, If not
paid or repevied
SECTION |. BE it ordained by the Common Council
of the City of Evansville, That whenever any
shall be adudged to pay any fine for breach OF any
ordinance Of said city, and shall for twenty hours
after the judgment Shall have been rendered again 81
him, fail to pay such fine with all the costs adjudged
against him, it shall be the duty Of the Mayor OF the
city to cause and require such person to labor on the
streets or other pr.blic works improvements Of the
and costs until the shall be fully satisfied. Eight
to ten hours ~ constitute day.
SECTIoS2. Such labor may be done under the inn
mediate supervision of the Mayor he may direct
to be done under the direction of the Street Commits
sioner and in either it shall be lawful for the
Mayor Street Commissioner to require the party
convicted to labor with hall and chain attached tn his
leg VI ANGLE in such manner to prevent his escape
and said Mayoror Street Commissioner may use such
reasonable corporal punishment may be necessary
to compel anyPerson convicted aforesaid to perform
the required labor.
SECTION 3. This ordinance shall be in force from
and AFTER its publication.
Approved January 10th, ISIS.
Attest: JOHN HEW Sun. Mayor.
NELL II, WALKER, Clerk. janis
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REFUTED BY Hls OWN POSITIONS.


We extract he following from a late
speech of DR.. Fitch in the U. s. Sem
ate:
''lf it was the design Of the Convention to
sustain and endorse that gentleman the Sc
nator from lllinois) against the President
and the Senators from Indiana, why did it
not adopt the resolution as first introduced!
In that shape it would have sustained him;
but they amended it in such q manner rs to
make it sustain the Administration, and not
him. The resolution, as adopted, was mate
rally different from the one that was first
introduced"
Mr.. Wallace, in the following letter to
the Editor OF the State Sentinel, declares
it was passed in its original shape, just
as he wrote and offered it. He says.
"The resolution was adopted BY the Con-
vcntion exactly as offered it, with the ex-
ecption of the word ''inalicnably," which
agreed to strike out son condition that the
rest be at once passed"
If the resolution, as originally reported
condemns the Presidents acts, and it was
passed in the form in which it was in
troduced, then the Convention did in
tend, and have condemned the action and
designs Of the President. 1t is an en-
dorsement of the Illinois Senator
against the President and the Indian;
Senators.
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wPARsos BHowsGow has been invite

~PARsos BHowsBow has been invited
by Horace Grecly to corac TO New York in
the spring, and it is proposed that Frederick
Douglas shall meet him in discussion Of
the slavery question. Mr.. Brownlow has Pc
pared himself for the case. He says;
81 shall take with me servant, acting
here in the capacity of barber, and known
as ALI. Anderson He is a large. fine look
ing negro, between tho years OF twenty-five
and thirty, reads and writes well, has some
experience as public speaker, has stento-
rian lungs, is strong, torciblc speaker, IA.
thcr eloquent than otherwise, and is native
OF East Tennessee. lilo will meet eolored
orators, advocate and illustrate Southcrs
slavery and oppose abolitienisfn. In the
meantime, if you can induce him to 60 will
you upon an untAergroend railroad to Cana.
da, or to remain in your glorious land o
freedoms, VIII let him do either, and Civ,
RIO opposition to stealing him."
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B- A medical Journal. speaking Of Il

~ A medical Journal, speaking Of the
effects of tobacco on the human system, says
THAI Huntington, the Wall Street forger, was
never seen without cigar in his mouth, and
that he was never well. On entering the
prison smoking was absolutely prohibited
and in three months nc gained fifteen
pounds in flesh, and his general health wss
improved in proportion. It also relates the
case of Prcsbyterias elergymaA. in Wiz
ginia, who recently committed saicide in ,
cessive use Of tobacco.
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KANSAS.

We do most sincerely hope that the
report Of the official returns Of the cleo
tons in Kansas. published yesterday in
our telegraphic dispatches may be the
termination of the Kansas excitements
that has so long engrossed the attention
and feelings Of the people in all parts Of
the country, to the serious neglect Of
their own local. and to them more i'm
portant concerns. Kansas has for years
served to preserve the reign Of Dema-
gogueism in both parties, by engender-
ing and keeping alive Q violent sectional
and political phrenzy. If we can allay
it for season by removing the Subject
Of discussion from its place in our Fed
eral politics. and leave the party issues oil
Kansas as q local question for the con.
flicts CT her own citizens, the important
matters that seriously affect the interests
of Indiana. as State; will receive the
proper attention Of her citizens.
Gen. Calhoun, the President Of tn,
Lecompton Convention authorized by j
to receive and publish the votes, lIa
counted them in the presence Of Gov
Denver and the Speaker Of the Terrific
rial Legislature, and the result is nov
officially declared to be in the election
on the 4th of January q rejection Of tn
Lecompton Constitution by majority
1O,262. An attempt to force that Con
stitution upon the people, after its rejec
tioB by three fourths of the voters woul
be SO revolving to the sentiments Of tn
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$50 OR sI5O REWARD.

MY STORE, IN Cannelton, Perry county, Ind (,
lvR robbed on the night of the eth inst, OF the
following goods: Three Silver Watches two Hunting
Case Watches, and open face Lapine Watch; also
a large lot Of Jewelry, consisting OF Breastpins Ear
Drops and Finger Rings; also a quantity Of Pocket
Knives and Razors, with quantity OF Irish Linen,
SILK IIandkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing.
will give = SO for the apprehension of the thief, or
q so for the thief and goods. Address
jan . iw NICHOLAS VAUGHAN.
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sN The Rhode Island Banks resumed
specie payments on the 18th inst. 1t would
be still more grateful to the country to hear
that the nsmtrous factories and workshops
OF that busy little State were resaming their
operations.
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~ The Treasury notes issued by the
U. S. Treasury has the face Of Buchanan on
those of the denomination of 81 900, and
that of Secretery Cobb on those Of $500
We should have thought that these hard
money Democrats would have been too jeal-
Gus Of their consistency, to have shown their
faces on irrcdccmable Government issues.
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~ A machine has been invented in
Bloomington, Ind, for birding wheat into
bundles. With it any farmer can harvest
all his wheat without being at the expense of
hiring single hand. The cost will not ex-
coed fifty dollars.
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1t has been proposed to Congress to erect
a line of telegraph to the seat of the expect
cd war in Utah. 1t is proposed to perform
the work with soldiers who shall be station
ed at posts on the line for its subsequent
proection, and would form line Of guards
for the mail.
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B- The Baton Rouge Gazette says that
Mr.. Senator Douglas has formed partner
ship with gentleman Of Baton Rouge to
carry On tho planting business in Louisiana.
His Mississippi negroes ssc to be srosgh, 80
the last named STAG
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s8- The statement going the rounds of
the papers that the widow of General Worth
was compelled by poverty to pawn her hus-
bands sword for bread, is untrue. She has
an income Of $4,000 per annum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

"a The cholera has made its appearance
in England. A Canadian medical Journal
thinks there is no doubt that it will visit the
shores of America in the course of the err
suing summer. d..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

w The New Central Park, New York,
now being laid out, has an area Of over 700
acres. 1t is two and half miles long, and
nearly two thirds of q mile wide, and when
completed, which will not be for some years,
will equal the parks of any European city,
The cost of land was s5,lll,4ss, but there
has been assessed on property benefited by
it 81 900, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

wAn extensive fire occurred at Havana
Oh the I'd inst, which destroyed five build
ings, and severely injured several inmates.
BY the destruction of the property young
heiressis left an object Of charity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

B Ten thousand dollars Of Kentucky
State skies sold in New York, on Friday, at
l02. Five thousand dollars Of Kentucky
skies sold on Saturday at log in Philadcl-
mia
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EA house in Mindcn, Claiborne Parisl

~A house in Minden, Claiborne Parish,
La, was recently blown UP by keg of pow
der. The explosion took place at night
while all the inmates were asleep, all of
whom received severe injsrics, though none
were killed The Office Of the Louisiana
Herald was also destroyed. Two negroes
were arrested on suspicion, and one of them
confessed having participated in the crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

Col. Cross, IN American, has recently
arrived from India, where he amasscd no.
wards of 81 500, 900, and is in treaty for the
purchase Of largo estates in York, England.
The Colonel left England in 1903, almost
perniless.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-23

~ Two men were arrested at Madison,
Ind, the other day, for attempting to put
into circulation bills of the Huntington coan-
t. Bank, which has been wound up
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eS 1t is asserted that there are companies
of spiritualists in Boston who sit in circles
an p9ris natvrdlibus-mcn aHd women in
Discriminatory. These iadccencics have
caused great Indignation among the pee
Illn
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House for Rent and Valuable Far
niture for Sale.

HAVING determined TO remote to- Louisville in
Ii the spring, will Rent the Large New Dwell
ling now occupy, and will Sell my furniture, con-
sistng of an excellent Rosewood Piano. and all of N,
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting
any such Furniture will find il TO their interest to cal
at my residence on Oak street, between Second anC
Third streets. Possession given Immediately.
lar, q-iaw. mo. WOODSON HUGHES.
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w- During the recent hurricane at New
Orleans skiff was upset In the river, and
three men drowned.
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to The following lines are said to b
truly the production of poor factory girl.
They are indeed beautiful, and under the
circumstances, thoroughly and thoughtfully
appropriate:
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The steamer Challenge, with two barges
in tow, bound for St. Louis, with large car
go, was aground at School. House Bar, and
there was little prospect Of getting her
off
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e a man, named Bowen has been ar
rested in Richmond, Va, for selling a free
colored boy from Maryland for $780,
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SILVER PLATIN c

NNHE undersigned has permanently located him
IL self in Evansville, with the intention of pursuing
the above business. lie can be found in the
Marble Hall Building, I'd Story.
Opposite Chas. Babcocks Carriage Furnishing Store.
He is prepared to do ali kinds Of Coach, Carriage,
House and Sadderys Plating with neatness and dis
patch, and he warrants his work to be as durable as
any done in the country. He ask 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, Front and
parlor door locks. with plated Knobs and Furniture.
with every description OF work in his line will be done
in manner equal to the best Eastern work and at
Eastern prices. J. A. SANDERS,
ian l9.4m Cd Story Marble Hall.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. j, BORDlEY,
Formerly of Henderson, XIV

MOULD respectfully inform Il e citizens Of Ev-
wv ansvile and vicinity that he has taken rooms q
few doors above the Posoice. where he ean be stem
the teeth and relieve diseased gums. woud herere
mark that diseased teeth and gums cause weak eyes,
headache earrche, deafness, diseases of the stomach
Tue worst cases OF, dyspepsia CONNECTED with dis
eases OF the mouth; many suffer for years and when
the cause found out II proce, ds from some derange
ment OF the mouth. number Of my patients can
testify to this fact. janl-n
N. r.. Chloroform aJn,i Sterea when Srq;rSd-
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Traly yours,

Mcssrs. John Cooper & Co., have packed a
lot of nearly 500 hogs in this city, most OF
which we believe came from Posey county,
the average weight Of which was 90 lbs.,
and the quantity of lard was only o. srrull
fraction under 90 per ceat.
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1ND DIANA
ASBURY FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
~ lie SPRING TERM Of this Institution will open
IL on Monday. February LIST. The course Of study
is extensive and thorough, embrscing all the ordinary
English Branches, Mathematics, Natural Science,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Painting and Draw
ing, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The Institution is well supplied with Chemical,
Ply sociological, Philosophical Astronomical ApIa'
ratus for the illustration of the principles those
Sciences, constituting invaluable helps in the Jquis
ton Of knowledge
YOUNG LADIES,
We are pursu1iei, win not find greater advantages
than offered them in this Institution, either for
Literary Improvement or Refined Accomplishment in
Music, Painting and Drawing.
A large NUMBER Of Students can be accommodated
with Boarding in the College Building in the family OF
the President. A Jew more can yet be received.
For speciaf information, reference is made to Rev.
III. GILMoRE, Rev. y. II. JoBis, Rev. J. J. HIoHr,
john ISGLE, Esi., Judge A. IoLEHART, or to
;an21-lw Ii. Il. RAwLINS, President.
wM. BROWN. w. NJ. AMMAN,
Late Of Howard & Brown. Late of Geo. Foster u Co.
n II ~ ~ 1T a
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NOTICE..

IN notifying the public Of my retirement from buE.
u ness, beg leave to tender them, and my friends
and patrons particularly, my thanks for past fators
and patronage and would heartily recommend TO their
undoubtedly, WIFI justify all expectations OF my
frendss A. TALDKIRCH.
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KILLED OR STOLEN.

a WHITE AND BLACK SETTER DOG: to re-
IN cover the dog will give FIVE DOLLARS,
and for evidence which will convict the brute who
killed, or the thief who stole him, will give five
GLARS additional. &c. KEATS.
sapf
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RECEIvED LAST NIGHT BY EMPRESS
IL Prince OF the House Of David;
Queens Fate;
Moss Side, by the Author of Alone;
Quits, by the Author Of Initials;
ian * j. HEAIY.
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Lost City Orders Found.
a N amouht Of City Orders Found. whatsoever
N will prove property and pay for this advertise.
ment can have them. CHARLES BABC0CK.
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JACOB sTRAUB

In referring to the above desires to say, that having
bought the entire stock Of Mr.. WALDKIRCH'S hard
store; intends to carry the business as hereto
fore, and will be happy to serve Mr. WIS old custom
ers, well his friends and public in general with
No. GOODS, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
lam Qdlm
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Hoo CRop-Ths following note irom orr
correspondents at Fort Branch, in Gibson
county, shows where fine lot of pork can
be found.
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FoRT Branch. Ind, Jan. 2lst 1888.

FoRT BRANCH, Ind, Jan. 2lst 1888.
Mn. CARLnE-As you manifest an inter-
est to obtain the particulars OF she hog crop
in this district VIC contribute the item of our
business 10 yotr statistics. We have packed
900 hogs, the average weight Of which proves
to be 23714 lbs We cannot boast of the
number of our hogs, but We do not believe
the average weight Of them can be beaten
anywhere. We have it put up in bulk, and
q finer lot Of meat cannot be shown in Glib
son or Vandcrburgh counties.
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ANNUAI. REPORT.

AS reqdired by the 18TH Section Of Act of the Lees.
lature Of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act to
authorize the formation of Gas Light Commpanies, -
approved February iAh, 1851.
TIME undersigned, President and a majority Of the
- the Directors OF the Evansville Gas Light Com
pany, make the following Reports
Amount Of Capital Stock, 600
Amount OF same paid in. s59,aOO
Amount Of existing Debts, sl.63S
G. G. KEATS, President.
JH0. j. CHANDLER, Director.
Evansville, Jan. LIST, 1853.
STATE OF INDIANA, L.
Nanderburgh County.
G. G. Keats and John j. Chandler make oath before
that the foregoing statement is true they believe
jan l5-lct BLYTHE HYNES, Notary Public.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A T. Els

DlSCOunt EMBELLISHMENTS
% Cards OF six lines or under, sl0 per annum.
eBr No "till forbid" advertisements received.
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janI5 ]. IfEALY.
RRAN, CORN AND OATs.-
ID for sale by Z.H. COOK 8 SON.
uHXTRA FLOUR
II 100 hays Canal Mills Excelsior from White VI hea
'I jan Is " '''N ~ TICkERY u JOfiNsTOS.
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STORAGE WANTED.
CANAL STORAGE.
MtTtAL FIRE Insurance COMPANY
OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
THIRD ANIMAL REPOEIi

IS pursuance Of the 5Sth Section OF an Act OF the
Gencrai assembly II tie State Of Indiana enttls cd
" An Ac. ~. Che ncorp pa alton OF Insurance Compa-
mics &eetnnc their powers and prescribing their du
tes," approved June 18th, 1859. The undersigned /,
Direct Of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
NandeTburgh Comfy, submit the follow ing Report.
Amount of property insured, tsss,sso %
Deduct amount of policies sulrendered,... 1850 %