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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-04

UTAH LEoIsLATuRE.-Thc latest papers
from Utah give an account Of the proceed
ings Of the Utah Legislature. The Council
consists Of Is members, most of them elders
Of the church. The House Of Representa-
lives has but 90 members, most Of whom,
arc unknown to fame" 1t met ut Salt
Lake on the 14th Of December, and received
u message from Brigham Young. He dis
cusses the relation Of the territory to the U.
S. at length. In the beginning of his mess
age he alludcs to the agricultural affairs of
tho territory, showing the rapid manner in
which the territory had been developed since
the Mormons settled there, and says that the
''people Of God" have now to furnish grain
for all the passers by, tho mail contractors,
&C., and because they do not like to do this
free, the tyrants at Washington have sent an
invading army upon them.
Cd. lie is particularly hard upon the Pres
idcnt and cabinet about taking the mails out
Of their hands and giving the contracts to
those who are opposed to Mormcnism, and
Young says that this was brought about by
lying editors, who influenced Buchanan.
81. lie, in conclusion, does not recognize
the civil authorities out of Salt Lake City,
but holds that they are not legal, and that
they are intruders.
After the fashion of our Legislatures and
conventions, the Mormon council and House
passed resolutions endorsing Brigham Gas all
right" and each member signed them and
presented them to the Governor.
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A CARD.

To Captain Ballard and Duncan, Steamboat
.SciOto No. 2.
GESrLENEN:-On behalf of the party Of
young ladies who by invitation made n pleas
ure trip to Henderson on the afternoon Of
the I'D, VIC tender you our acknowledge
ments.
The Kind invitation Of the good looking
Captain Duncan-the music and singing
and the gallantry of our entertainers which
carried itself even to our homes-will long
be treasured in our memories, and we hearth
ly wish you and your elegant boat all the
success she so well deserves, and for the Of
fcers themselves, We trust their voyage
through life may be as happy as we've the
undersigned on their short trip up ard down
the river.
Mary Marlett, Lizzie Jenkins,
Laura Ladd, Nellie Burbank,
Belle Aayhall.
On behalf Of fourteen young ladies'.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRoM New ORLEANs.-We arc indebted ia
the splendid steamer Montgomery for the
latest New Orleans papers.
Posf OFFICE.

Posr OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March, Sd 1851
Mr.: CARLILE: In consequence of the
change Of time on our Railroad, be pleased to
say to the public. through your columns
that tho Eastern mail will be closed ut the
Post Office precisely at two o'clock, p. NJ
until further notice. Business men will
please note tins change and send their letters
to the Office in time for tho mail, so that nc
confusion will arise.
C.R.RUDD, pm.
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Gov. WRIGHT VNDrcArEp.-A gentleman
in Terrc Haute, who has just returned from
Berlin, where he spent some time with Gov.
Wright fatty contracts the desparaging stories
related Of the parsimony and awkward sim
plicity Of the Governors mode of entertain
ing his guests. He states that there is no,
one word of truth in any one of them. On
the contrary, he says that Gov. Wright de-
ports himself according to the customs Of
the country, is assidious in his duties, is very
popular with all classes OF citizens, especially
SO with the Americans.
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Facts cannot be Questioned,-when the people

Facts cannot be Questioned, When the people
Of any country bear testimony in mass in the case
Of Dr. j. ostetter's Stomach Bitters. Not only have
we the individual evidence of the land, hut amos,
every PAPER in the Union is commenting upon the
great benefit dcrived'from the Of these celebrated
Bitters, besides various diplomas awarded them, among
which is from the Chic Mechanics Institute. al
their Thirteenth ANIMAL Exhibition, at Cincinnati
where the Committee composed chiefly Of ply sic
rins in the city. These weishty facts that
help bat convince the most crculous that il is at Least
worthy Of trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Bit
ters ain when used per directions on
bottle.
For sale ny all druggists and dealers generally.
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Mexican Mustang Lniment.-It is eight years
since this Liniment first offered to the afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have been used, and 1t has
given better satisfaction than any article before
tried for similar purposes. 1t possesses . specific
power over infiammations, and chronic accidental
arrangement Of the Muscles. Joints, Ligaments or
Skim 1t is Of great pleasure to feel that we
have been the humble means Of relieving such an i'm
mense amount OF suffering, and have caused many
thousands to "leap for because their pains
relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joints
made elastic. Inscriptions parties, regardless Of
their obligations to ourselves the public arc
In attempting to introduce spurious and miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER sAMr by representing IL to be
the same or similar. gB- BE your guard! Buy
none hut the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT. and you will not be deceived. @. w. WEST
BROOK, Originator. BARNES & PARK,
feh25-d&wlm Proprietors, New York.
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FALSE Gas METERs.-The nnreliableness
Of gas meters has for months been tile sub
ject Of newspaper comment throughout the
country. From the facts adduccd from q
large number of consumers in different plac-
es, but little reliance is to be placed upon the
uniformity or regularity in tie measurmcnt
of the quantity Of gas passing through the
meters in use, to say nothing Of their accura-
cy. They are not regularly wrong, though
never correct index. The complaints are
so universal that there must be o general
cause for them. A Mr.. Robert Prince, OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, has published communi-
cation in the Times, which makes some hard
charges against gas companies. Prince says
that some years ago he became interested
with q manufacturer Of gas meters, which
were m de with indexes that would truly in
dictate the amount consumed, but the gas
companies would not purchase them, conse-
quently they were obliged to give up the
business, or so attach their indexes rs to make
them tell falsehood. The false measure
was made to indicate consumption Of abou,
fifteen per cent of gas greater than the real
amount. Mr.. Prince recommends that al
gas metres be placed under competent pub
lie ''meter inspector" If the truth is tolc
by Prince, tie consumes of gas are greatly
victimized by the companies furnishing it.
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SILVER PLATING

VIE undersigned has permanently located him.
self in Evansville, with the intention Of pursuing
the above business. He can be found in the
Marble Hall Building, I'd Story.
Opposite Chas. Babcock's Carriage Furnishing Store.
He is prepared to do all kinds of Coach, Carriage,
House and Saddleryf Plating with neatness and dis
pafch and he warrants his work to be durable as
any done in the country He asks for the patronage
OF the Citizens OF Evansville, and OF the Coach 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 10 the best Eastern work and n
Eastern prices. J.. A. SANDERS,
Jan Nm 81 Seery Msrbbs Han
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THE CRY Council held special
session on Tuesday evening to determine
upon re-Districting the city, and reduce
ing the number Of wards. After. n full
discussion ofthe subject it was deter
mined to make no changes, and to con-
tinue the Council as it is now constitut-
ed. As the Members render -gratui-
tous services, the number Of Councilmen
is no burthen to the city, and as the
Council was an excellent Free School
for incipient Legislators. and the city
having recently decided so unanimously
in favor Of the mode Of educating its cit
zens for discharge of their duties to the
public, it was thought proper to extend
the privileges of admission to the hcnors
and benefits of the council to as many
rs possible.
A committee was appointed, consist
ing Of Messrs. Hopkins, Sharpe and Ell
lott to consider and report upon the sub
ject of salaries Of the various City off
GERS for the ensueins year, with a view
lift be possible. of reducing them. Great
er economy in our city expenditures j:
urgently demanded by the tax payers
but it may be a question whether the re
duction of the compensation Of the off
GERS is the best mode Of attempting t.
relieve ourselves Of present burthens
Sound economy can only be had b,
securing the wisest and best heads t.
administer our affairs. A good office
will save much more than his salary, b.
careful and judicious management, while
an inferior onemay, through ignorance ant
want Of capacity, incur useless costs ant
expenses to ten times the amount savet
by employing him. Good and com
petent officers cannot be obtained with
out adequate pay, and the services o
such men are always. cheap at the high
est salaries ever paid, while incompetent
me mare dear at picayune day. w
trust the committee will be actuated b!
no penny wisdom in their consideration o
the subject, and the attention Of tn
Counail we hope, will be directed L
other more important aud elfectua
means Of curtailing the municipal expen
ses.
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DIR COGGSWELL,S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
. a T. II.

That has produced such remark able e0~~s.
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO and Aye
TIoSs or THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circuiti.n
in those who have tried it in this city, is for sale at
" KELLER Z WHITES.
" The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have becn
given by number OF the most respectable eirens who
have tried il. go
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II ~ nm Established -Fact-That DR.. Sandfords
Invigorator will Liver Complaint, Jaandics and
General Debility. Many people. personally known
to us whose word cannot be doubted, have given then
certificates tn prove this and with such mass Of evil
dcncc who can doubt.
1t is truly the invalids FRIEND and viii gre relic;
when all other remedies fail, and in some instances
that have come under observation it seemed the
Of snatching its victim from the grave wish
all our readerwho need medicine would try bottle
for it will surely give relief (See advertisement
mar3 dSwlm
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~ Ths cost Of the army amounts to
nearly thirds of the national expendi-
ture, since the origin of the Government,
and is now the greatest burden upon the
Treasury. The cost of keeping each regi-
mcnt Of regulars in estimated at a round
million of dollars every year.
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Warrick County Agricultural Society. The
members Of the warrick County AgriculturaiSociety
are called to appoint delegates to attend District
Meeting of all the Agricultural Societies in this Con
gressional District at Princeton, Tuesday March
for the purpose Of forming and organizne District
Agricultural Society. feSIo-dIwkw1
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so Col. Henry S. Lane said in his speech
at Crawfordsville the other day, that the
Leeompson Democracy had abandoued the
Cincinnati Platform and now stood upon the
Cincinnati Directory" referring TO the use
that was made Of the Directory in the frau
dulent returns in Kansas.
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OUTRAGE uPos Mr.. KALLocu.-Rev. Mr..
Kalloch lectured at Bangor, Me-, last Thurs
day evening and was subjected to indignities.
Some rowdy turned of the gas and chen
somebody else threw some "ancient" eggs
upon the platform. Fortunately the dark
ness frustrated the aim of the egg protector,
and another gentleman was hit instead OF
Mr.. Kalloch.
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Fall Trade.
"1E have on hand and are now receiving the
w following:
100 bags Rio Coffee; 15 bags ass'd Nos. Yarns,
80 pockets Java Coffee; 30 bales Cotton
500 BIS CARPET Chain; % bxs Cheese;
500 lbs Candle Wick; so do Star Candles;
30 doz Zinc Washboaris; % do Oral do
100 do Painted Buckets; 80 do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass Tumblers, assorted sizes;
50 do do Jars, y, \, and gallons;
30 do do Flasks, quart, pit. and Il pint;
200 do Window Glass.
The above, together with large assortment Of all
the various articles generally kept in our line, offer
TO the trade 1T low rates any house the city.
sept3 WHEELER & RIGGS.
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LECTURE THIS EvENING.-Let all q

LECTURE THIS EVENING all OF
our citizens recollect the meeting THIS
EVENING at Crescent City Hall in favor
of tho Library. Besides the lecture by
the Rev. Mr.. Hosmer, there will be good
speeches from Mr.. Blythe and other
gentlemen. Our Library is one OF our
Cherished Institutions" and we must
not let our care for it, and interest in 1t
flag. 1t is next to our free schools in the
useful influence it is exercising upon the
intellectual and moral character Of the
city. Let all 60 to the meeting tonight
who wish to listen to broad and noble
views Of the subject Of education and
mental improvement. There will be free
admission to all, and we hope to see the
the hall filed to its utmost capacity.
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The Ori.iGaI EIcctric OiI of Profcor,, D,

The ORIGINAL Electric OIL or Profcorss De
Grath-Col L. Grant. No. &c North Thirteenth street,
says: I bought hottie Of you three years ago, in
Chestnut street, which cured me Of ncuralgid. Many
of my friends, Mr.. CT pps and others, have known
to be cured by your Oil when not able to walk.
Prof. Charles De Csrath.
INSTANTANEOUS CURE.
CuHsERLaSp, Nd, August :. is5s.
PROP. De GRATH-Dear Sir: had stiff neck from
rheumatism for the last six weeks, and could with di
ficulty move my head. Accidentally met with a
gentleman, who. with one application Of De Grath's
Electric Oil to the part afflicted, cured me in two min
utes. The stiffness is entirely gone from my neck
Therefore, I can cheerfully recommend De Grath's
Electric Oil to every person afflicted would no:
be withouti II, IL it cost me 90 bottle
narSd&w ZADoCK BRASHEAR. ,
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TRooPs YoR UTAH.-ThTee hundred and
fifty United State troops passed over the Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad on Friday last for St.
Louis, en- route for Utah. They belong TO
the Seventh Infantry and were under the
command Of Maj. Buckers
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'omce on alter street, under the Telegraph 0fice)
Cart loads OF is bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to any part OF the city at 81 60 per load Coal
weighed desired, It Tire expense Of the purchaser.
Notes OF solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin t.
ken IN payment JOHN WYMOND.
dee1e-u seeretary and Marascr.
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Murray e. B.anman's Florida Water.-when
abottle Of this article is opened it evinces its essential
attributes in burst Of fragrance. Ladies, who once
it, lose their relish for other odorifcrous
1t surpasses the genuine Cologne. Applied to the
brow. It cures Head Ache. and n few drops en- the
handkerchief will prevent faintness. Sold by D. T
Lanman Kemp, wholesale druggists, ~ alter street
New York. aud BY al ruggists at 50e. per bottle
mar2-dSyiv
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Mr.. Stewards Speech.

Our readers will find sketch of Mr..
Stewards speech on the Kansas question
under the Geographic head. 1t is one
that will arrest the attention of the coun-
try.
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FOR PENT.

VIE House on the corner Of conner OF Ia I'd AID
n Shesnst streets, formerly occupied ~ J. :.
Sahng And carriage houee lie for rent 70 good IN
ant enefske 81 t,ans-dl Up. B1RSE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
w. one insertion; On cents per line three times;
30cents per line week. discount on longer time.
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vUyRIUMPHANT OVER ALL orHERs.-
The Premium Cutting Box;
Cummings Patent Hay and straw Gutter, 70
ole By tma<2] z. II. COOK 3 son, Arts.
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An esteemed correspondent sends us the
following sensible comments on the decision
of the Supreme Court, on the School question
which he illustrates in q simple, practical
way.
CENTRE TowNsHIp, March, End '5S.
Nh. CARLILr: On examining the first sec-
ton of the eighth article Of the Constitution,
the POINT on which the Supreme Court de-
cided relative to taxation for free schools, /
am at o loss to see the grounds for their de-
cision. Instead Of requiring general and
uniform education, it is a general and uni
form systsm of Common ISeloolI We have
all organized under that system, and whether
the school is kept three months, six months
or a year, the same system is maintained
and so it is in the same manner whether tn,
teacher is paid out of the general school fund
the school tax or corporation tax. To illus
trate, suppose two farmers agrec to manag
their farms on scientific principles. The.
get the bcst rules they can procure and the.
put them in pamphlet form, and each take
= copy; would it be rational to coatend tina
their system of Agriculture was not uniform
because ore man cultivated one hundrc
acres, the other ono thousand; and becaus
one man paid his laborers ont of the profit
ofhis farm, the other from the profits Of mel
chsndising. We of the country cannot la
on tax, because VIC have no administrati,
or municipal authority, but cannot sec VIII
city, after they have expended their scho
fund and school tax, could not exercise the
E municipal authority in that a. well as in an
other ordinance. You can see ut a CLAM
, whether this would have any weight in Il
existing controversy Of "Jones against Il
Old charter }" ifso, would wish to see "
. give it " touch with your own pen +"
Yours &C., A. E.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

NV ILL be received until next Saturday night, 9th
yv inst, at the office of the undersigned, for to
NIL up street 10 the proper grade The earth to be
taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement by
bringing the same To grade Should any deficiency
occur, the same will be made up by excavating suf
hcicnt quantity from Ninth street between Vine and
Sycamore Streets to complete the grade Of Vine street.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
maYs-Ict fyolk shote cOpy.l
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

J. SANFORD, Is A GREAT |
Discovery, and is daily work /
L to believe. II cures rs ifby 1
'e giving benefit, and seldom
required TO cure any kind Of
he worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
he, all Of which are the result
: principal regulators Of the
tHperforms its functionswell
q <are FULLY developed. The
Independent on the healthy
eb propcr performance Of its
nach is at faulttbe bowels
e Neystem suffers in conse-
e -'iver-havine ceased 10 do
3 NJ that organ, one OF the
i - his stud. in u practice OF
), to find some remedy
t /the many arrangements
is at last found, any
er-complaint in any of its
a bottle, and conviction is
n formed bydissolving gum
1T (which is soluble for the
Ii-yScine. These gums remove
err ZLfrom the system, supply
~ how Of bile invigorating
ID 70 digest well, purifying
I'd health tothe whole machi-
es -of the disease. and efiec =
ut any Of the disagreeable
ne calomel or mineral poison
ed to.
is ssuf7icient to relieve the
be food from rising and sour
'e-lfore retiring prevents
at = might loosens the bowels
We" ness
or each mea! will cure Dys-
20 -,easroonsful will always
'e-amale obstruction removes
se, land makes a perfect cure.
lii fltely relievescholic while
ed q sure cure for cholera
ia tive Of cholera.
enNwill prevent the recur'
KS while it relieves all pain
isAneeded to throw ont ofths
Iii Scine after a 'ong sickness,
for -Jaundice removes all vel
OIL - Or from the skim
ort time before eating giyei
nd hmakes foo! digest well.
ted cures Chronic Di:urhps
ile- summer and bowel CONS
the Irst dose.
res attacks caused by worms
Id rem, there is no surer, sat
in, the world as il never fails
ion n these statements: the,
hat OOwe can give evidence Il
use ~ il are ,iying their unan
its favor.
5 Of Liver Remedies now ofieret
re none we can so fully recon
so generally know
Mon. This preparation is trul,
reducing the most happy result
Almost innumerahle certificate
, great virtue Of this medicine b,
in society, and we knoI
ation before the public-Hrpso
DI.LAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD K CO.,
tors, as Broadway New York.
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.


One square, Gen lines less), three times. 81 %
One week, 1: 30
Two weeks, =: ;2y %
One month, :: "a 90
Three months, .: 4: - 30
Six months, -: &: 1000
One year, /: Is 20
sE Discount on larger advertisements.
TT Cartis OF six lines or under, $40 per annum.
n No "till forbid" advertisementsreceived.
81 No advert sement inserted for less than 81.
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CANDIDATES.

FOR ASSESSOR.-wea are requested 10 announce
JOSEPH g. HABING, candidate for City Assessor
mari
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The Bowels and their Functtons--As perfec
health is the greatest blessing that we can enjoy.
without which all other blessings Of little cunse
quence, We deem il OF great Importance to point out
the way for you enjoy it, The bowels must he kept
in state by which they enabled to carry of the
useless matter; they the main channel which nature
has appointed tocarry everything that is unnecessary
And il is impossible to tell what large amount Of
sickness has been caused by constipation, costive
ness; in other words by not keeping the bowels egu
lar is the main road to all diseacs is the OF
unnatural irritation to the mucous, or lining mem
banes of the bowels Having lost their natural strength
they cannot Object to what is required Of them
Hence, the bowels become inhamed. and unless you
find a speedy relief, thousand other complaints are
really TO drag you through amisersbe and wretch
ed life. Such medicines must be given will cleanse
the stomach and bowels, and restore their natural
strength. To accomplish this there Is compound so
valuable these Pills. all other medicines sink utter
insigni6cance when compared to them; it seems As
though the Author Of Nature had designed them for
this well other complaints. yrom two to FIVE pills
day will increase strength and appetite and cleanse
the stomach and ntesiines from whatever is injurious
DR.. Morses indian Root Pills sold by all dealers
/ in Medicines. mar3-d&w I'm