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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-19
Fircmcns' Meeting.

Pursuant TO call, the various Fire COM
panics OF the city met at the Court House, on
Monday, the 18th inst, ut 8 o'clock, Z. M;
when on motion, Jas. Laughlin, jr., was call
ell to the chair, anu Well. II. Walker APP
pointed Secretary.
The President stated that the object of the
meeting was to take into consideration the
late action of the City Council relative to the
annual appropriations to the Fire Depart
rnent. which are now past due and PAYABLE:
and also the acts of said Council relative To
the contemplated disposal of certain Oak Hill
CeinetTy lots. set apart and donated to and
for the benefit of the Fire Department.
After the reading of the resolutions Of the
Council relative to the above, the chair,
upon motion, appointed Mes>rs. Walker,
Kraft, SolAin, Hallcck and Haney, a COM
Iuittee to draft suitable resolutions, which
said committee reported, as follows:
WHEREAS, The annual appropriation from
the City Council of the City of Evansville
- the various Fire Companies OF said city
being past due and payable, and said appro-
priatiou being for the purpose of defraying
the actual necessities OF said companies, in
elusive Of "hall, rent, &C., &C.; and more
over, as said appropriations are due for the
year ending May LIST, 1855; Therefore be i,
RsSolrea, That We as flremen of city, afore-
said, established and organized for the pres
ervation of life and property, feeling that il
will be impossible for us 70 retain our pres
Ont organization without the aid of said ap-
preparation, do therefore present to the said
city authorities our necessities, and if tn,
said City Council refuse to grant the said an
nual appropriations to the several Fire Com
panies of the city, We will, individually anc
collectively, abandon each and all of our or
CARNATIONS and deliver up to the proper au
thorities, our engines and apparatus And
WHEREAS. The Common Council did. OF
the 18th OF February, 1854, pass the follow
ing order, TO wit:
And now, the Common Council DO here
by give, donate, and grant unto the Fire lie
partment of the city, lots Nos 40 and so, i
block No. Z, and lots Nos s.. SO, 60 and 6
in block No. S, in Oak Hill Cemetry forcra
tor the burial of deceased frenlen, belongin
20 said department.
Therefore be it further resolved, tn;
whereas, at the meeting of the City Council
on Saturday evening, a motion was made
sell certain lots in Oak Hill Cemetery, s
apart for the benefit of the fire companies 4
burial purpose; we, therefore. as fremel
protest against any and all such proceeding
Upon motion of Mr.. Bofandick, the abo'
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Mr. Walker submitted the following res
Luton which was unanimously adopted.
hesotred, That this meeting tender TO NJ
Lemcke, Clark OF the City Council, OF
thanks for his attested copy Of minute
furnished from records, for which he refus,
remuneration.
Upon motion of Mr.. Wolfiin, the lminut
OF this meeting were ordered 70 be publish
IN the city papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JAs. LhUGflblN, 5r, Pres
VI. Z. WaLKkR, Sect'y.
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A CARD.

Mn. L. Y. CARLILE:-In Yesterdays Jour
nal, find an article under the heading OF
Police Items. which is from beginning to
end. full of mistatements. In the first place
the dispute did not originate about wine, but
about some money, claimed by George Eu-
Ter, 10 have been sent for him, and which
would have been paid by me, if lie had given
me u receipt from my agent in Germany
that the money had been paid to him. This
las refused to do, saying that he would not
trist it in my hands. and calling me u swim
der, &C., upon which / struck him in the
face, when he cowardly took dray-pin
attempting 20 strike me on the head with it
which blow warded off with my hands.
IL is not necessary tor me to make any fur
Their remarks, rs the ruffianly character oil
George Euler is TOO we'll known already.
Respectfully. s.r
PHILIP EULER, Sen.
We received our information srem thC
Justice, and if there were any mistatcments
in the article alluded to, they originated from
erroneous information.
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The Unriyalled
KENTUCKY HARVESTER,
MOVING AND REAPING.

'NNllIS Machine was introduced and used for the
- first time during the harvest Of 1885, and, though
new, it has already established for itself reput
ton which has never BEN reached by any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South and West; aud
1t now occupies position far in advance of all its
competitors.
Nearly ONE fHoUsSSp of these Machines were
sold during the last two haryests, and the demand
not supplied in the states OF Kentucky, Tennessee,
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Ala
hama, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia. Mississippi,
and establishing the fact most conclusiyely. that Tor
universal economy, strength, and efficiency this
Machine Is every thing that is desirable, both a
Reaper and rs a Mower.
We have made some valuable Improvements, sug-
geSted by careful. observation ard experiment during
the last harvest. These will he added to all our Reap
ers and Mowers building fo- the harvest of 1853.
For sale on onsignmest, by
apss- 3ndSw ALLIS a H9wES
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This band is the offspring of past politi.

NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD DISASTER.
The coroner's jury that investigated the
causes that led TO the terrible disaster at tie
Saquoit rcek, Oneida county, declared that
the deaths were caused by the insecurity Of
the bridge, OWING to the same being decaycd
and rotten. A portion Of the bridge was
constructed of inferior wood, the same being
bastard elm. We find the deaths ere caused
by culpable neglect on tho part of the New
York Central Railroad Company N not
causing the bridge to be properly examined.
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respectfully.
PHILIP EULEI

The FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF THE
SEAsoN.-Kurtz had q fine lot Of luscious
strawberries, yesterday, at his confec-
tionary, from the garden Of the widow
Lewis, whose beds usually supply us
with the first fruit Of this kind every
season.
Kurtz has also an invoice Of the
choicest cigars in the market, just re-
ceived from New York.
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KANsAs.--A letter from the vicinity
OF Fort Scott, Kansas, says thata COM
pany of armed bandits, numbering two
hundred and fifty, are spreading terror
and devastation through the neighbor-
hood.
They are thoroughly armed with Sharpe's
rifles, sabres, and navy rcvolvers, and tide
fleet horses, selected from tho best stock of
the country They are reckless despcradocs.
who murder and pillagc indiscriminatelY,
and have taken entire possession OF the lands
and property Of the citizens whom they
have driven rway. MoNTGoMERY il their
commander-in-chicf,a and BASE and McNuL-
TY are the Captains Of bands who arc ever
on tue alert, and whose proximity spreads
terror. rrr
Their whole force is now enc. mped on one
side of the Maraias Dos Signe river, while
Col. BurLER, U. s. A., with one company Of
infantry, one of Dragons and SHERNAN's
artillery. is upon the other. They defy the
United States forces, and swear they will
never be taken.
A battle between them and the u S.
troops was hourly expected. They
have driven away all orderly and peace
able citizens. both moderate, pro slavery
and free-state men. The counties for
five miles around pace, called "Irhe
Post" is depopulated. A hundred and
fifty families have been compelled to fly
to other settlements for refuge.
They have left their farms, their houses
and property of every kind, and moved away
with OK teams. Their horses had all been
stolen; or rs the bandits term it. impressed.
The portion Of country thus cursed and
scourged is fair and fertile any part OF
Kansas, and the people desire to improve
and cultivate 1t, but these robber bands have
| ruined it.
This band isthe offspring Of past politi.
cal discussions, composed Of men who
have been accustomed to violence and
blood in former feuds, they have turned
professional bandits. The Marshal has
warrants against tie leaders, but he is
unable to execute them.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-We. arc indebted to
Mr.. Jacob Sauers, living near the Salt
Well, for basket Of large and fine
strawberries, the product Of his high
culture aud excellent varieties. Mr..
Sauers will, during the season, supply
our citizens with this choice fruit.
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Ia The ultra pro-slavery advocate, and
the ardent defender of Lecomptonism, in st.
Louis, the organ of the administration, called
the Leader has been suspended for the
want of support. If Leeomptonism cannot
support its organ, with the aid Of all tho
Government patronage in so large and thrift
ty city as st. Louis, its cause must be OK
oeedingly feeble with the people.
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WHAT A RAILROAD WILL Do.-The Nir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad is two hun
dred and four miles in length, and cost about
81 900 900. In 1850 the taxable value of the
lands in the counties through which it
passes, as taken from the census, was $3s,-
942 ,e47, and in 1856 the State assessments
make it SIS. 91T .29s, or an increase in the
period of six years Of $50, 365, SOS This sud-
den increase is alone tie result OF an inter
nal Improvement, which has cost only ST.
900 900.
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10 The editor Of the Louisville Democrat
IN his issue Of FriGay last, in speaking of
reading Douglas Rcn out OF the Democratic
party, says, ''that if any should leave the
Democratic party. the Lecomptonites should
leave it, not us. They ought to leave not
only the party but the Union"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

upY virtue Of an order Of the Court of Common
ID Pleas Of yanderburgh county wills ell at pub
lie auction ut the Ceur, House door in Evansville,
the 18th day Of June, 1873, part of the 8. 4. or.
No. ~, L. q, ;. r. 10 West, containing three acres
adjoning lands Of Peter Sharpe and r. w. Brink
meyer, and lying on the road leading from the Poor
House to the residence of Edgar e. Dunk. Said
premises will he sold i'm subdivisions, plat of which
can be seen az my office.
Terms OF sale, one-tird cash; balance in IL and II
months from day Of sale, the purchaser giving notes
with approved security waving all relief from valu.
alton apprsement laws, with interest from day OF
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
myi2-d& wiw Admir-. of Adolph Brink MANN
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@The banks of Missouri propose to
resume specie payments the present
week The State Bank Of Missouri re-
sumed on Saturday last, and the other
institutions will soon follow her example.
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THE RIVER.
Arrisals and Departures.

49, DCyossuscs'
lFrom p. G.. O'Rileyx Co.'S Resister.l
NAY. I7aud is.
Queen City,S Orleans to Cincinnati;
Sp Union N p crs s,, to- 70 EyansyiIle;
Chancellor, New Orleans to Louisyille; -g
re. Twitchell. New Orleans 70 Louisville;
Baltic, Louisville fii to \ New 6 orleans
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson;
Gen. Pike, 81. Louis Cincinnati;
Fortune, Wabash TO Evansville
The WABasH.-The Terre Hautc Ex
press Of Monday, says: ~ q ~.
Up to nine O'Clock yesterday, the river
had risen - feet, with every indication of it
rising several feet vet, as IL was then coming
up at the rate of an inch an hour. 1t is now
higher than it has been for years, and lands
that are comparatively safe, are entirely in
undated.
Through the politeEess Of the Clerk Of TIL
7 Union, We have been favored with her mamie
fest for the past trip. II is as follows:
John S. Mitchell & Co., So hhds tobacco,
and box furs; X. s. Howard, 80 hhds to-
bacco; Crane & Valentine, IS hhds tobacco
As bags hair. The Union had u very fair
The Lucy IIolcombe completed her load,
Yesterday. and went down the river. No
boat that has turned back from this point,
has yet failed to get tine lead.
The splendid steamer, John Briggs, will
be down from Louisville this afternoon, and
return the same evening. The Briggs has
acquired an enviablc reputation by the
promptness of her officers in attending to all
the business entrusted 10 them, and their po-
likeness in accommodating their passengers.
The fine low pressure steamer, Southerner,
is due this forenoon, at II o'clock, on her way
down the river. The Southerner is a beauti-
full packet. and with Mr.. Archer at the desk,
has won a high reputation. Remember that
the Southerner leaves Mt IL o'clock, for Men,
phs and intermediate points.
Numerous rats OF fine pine lumber are be-
ing continually taken to pieces, and trans
ferred to different lumber yards in our city.
If the amount of lumber brought to this
point is any Indication of the number OF
buildings to be put up, this season. there arc
surely vast nnmbor to be erected. ssi I
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GUARDIANS SALE,

10y virtue of an order Of the Court OF Common
ID Pleas Of Marlborough county, viii expose 70
sale at tublc auction, at the Court House door in
Evansville, ON Tuesday, June 18th, lshs, the folio
ing escred real esiate o-wit Lots II K Il In bloc
No Eleven lD in the ith Enlargement, adjoining
Evansville and now embraced within the corporate
limits of Evansville, aforesaid, being the property
the heirs of Jno u. Fisher, deceased.
Terms of sale. - cash, haiance I'm o. IL and II
months, the purchaser giving notes with approved
security waving relief from valuation or apprase
ment laws. and bearing interest from day Of sale.
$3.50 e-r.f-s BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian Of John g. Fishers heirs.
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STEPHEN c WHEELER, Secretary.


IL WILLIAM STREET,
At the request of the President and Board Of Di-
rectors OF the knckerbocker Life Insurance Compa-
ny, certify that the mode of computing present
value of the Policies employed by the Secretary or
the Company is scientifically correc and in accord
anoe with the prescriptions Of the charter. also
certify, that have pared the list Of policies fur
nshed me by the President the books OF the
Company with valuation tables sufficiently tn test
the accuracy of the results given by the Secretary,
and find the values stated within to he numerically
That is To- say, the present value of the flu
tureTisk of the office all outstanding policies,
the difference between the present value OF the future
premiums tn be paid on them is s43,s~.,ia.
The total value Of policies, the holders OF which are
entitled To dividends is s3?,22502.
And the surplus is correctly stated at % 3s,
the difference between this and tie present value OF
the future risk Of the Company existing policies,
after deucting 10 per cent. Of for the relief fund.
is the proper amount for dividend, to wit, ,bl0,s
The true principle Of dividend Is to assign to each
policy holder who has insured on the mutual plan
share propcrtioned TO the present value Of his poll
CIV, which Is the true value OF his interest stock
holder Of the Company. This share amounts to 81
| per cent. Of the present value OF the policy.
| CHARLES W. IfACkIBI.
| February 18th, 1857.
| As Agent for the above Company. am prepared
10 issue Policies on the most favorable terms Pam
phles giving all desirable information, can be had on
application. wN.T. PAGE.
| Evansville. April 9th 1883 w
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New OrIcans Market.

New ORLEANS, May l7-rM.
Sales Of 1000 bales cotton. The steamers
news had no effect onthe market. Red wheat
is quoted at SO and white ut l2E. Yellow
corn sold at 5000. Lard in kegs held at
l3Ac. - -'+
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LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby gwen that the un1ersigned has
IL been appointed Admin strafor of the estate OF
John T. Campbell, late OF yanderburgh county, de-
ceased. Said estate Is supposed to be insolvent.
H.Q. WHEELER, Administrator.
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GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

1t is a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
Will, which horses are af-
fiict d, curing the most
alarming cases of Bruises,
SPrsins, s trim g-halt,
W GUN DIS, ate hes,
Sweeney, SPAWN, Ring
hone, Big-head, Poll evil,
nc. No farmer, livery
stable Keeper, or any per-
son owning valuab ! e
III y X : y :, should I've
without this valuable re-
medy.
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RURNS AND SCALDS.
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.

IL cures CAKES IN
TIE BREAST, SORE
NIPPLES, SORE LIPS,
PIMPLES, &c. Ladies
who prize a pure skin,
void OF pimples. blotchcs,
scurf and all dlscolora-
tons and excrecences.
should attack these tres
passers on heauty's do
main a. soon as thew APP
pear with
The Arctic Linimcut.
Ilisexcellent for the hair,
giving il a healthy, glossy
apnssarantp. Ittg
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NV UHLkASS, AprlI yin, Iroc'
THE undersigned, for many years Chief Clerk in
the house of JOHN Hurley Co., begs to offer his
services as Commission Merchant to the friends aud
patrons Of that house, now that il has retired from
BUSINESS.
With this end in view, have formed Copart
nership with Mr. Z. W. Benton, senior Of the old
the name and style OF BESros KTsG, to take place
from the LIST Of May proxmo.
The subscriber relies for support upon all the
friends Of the old house Of John Hurley & Co., who
have had opportun Of experiencing the prompt
ness with which he attended to their business.
Very respectfully,
THCS. KING,
Come, OF Lafayette art New Ievee s.:set,.
BENTON Z YiNG,
NV CErEAys4 --ye-fy
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COAL FOR SALE.

WYE have on hand and are constantly receiving
w coal Of an excellent quality from up the canal
which we will deliver in part OF the city az 0c-
Orders left at James Laughlins warehouse, or at the
Office Of Nathan Rowiey win be promptly ATTENDED TO-
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For sale nv a I respectable Druggists and Dealers.
pRIcEs or THE LININESr, % cents, 80 cents and
Al a bottle. A one dollar bottle contains as much
Imminent as eight twenty-five cent bottles.
Extraordinary Announcement.
Every purchas OF a dollar bottle of the ARCTIC
LlNIMEST receives at DIR Bragg's expense, the
UNIrEp STATES Journal, of New York for one year.
The Journal is large illustrated paper-eaeh nam
her containing xteen pages beautifully printed
clear white paper and filled With ginal matter from
the most brilliant writers of the country. Certificate
of subscription and full particulars Of the novel and
philanthropc enterprise of which this offer forms a
hart will accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and
VILLAGE.
81. Louis, Mo.
All other Liniments purporting TO be BRAeGs, are
unauthorized, as there no other Bragg's Linimeni
bnt the ARCTIC LINIMENF.
w BiERBOwER and KELLER WHITE are
Agents for Evansville ap4-3mdSw
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SALTWATER,

AWNING WNhT.N ANO NIVsOEINs
vUNHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
Captains of Steamboats,, and the public .ene-
raliy that he has opened sail and Rigging Loft in
Carpenters Warehouse, on Water street. where all
orders i'm his line will he thankfully received, and
punctualy attended, to.
Sails, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Wagon Covers and
Canvas Hose, and every article i'm the Rigging line,
manufactured at the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited; to be left at j. q.
yennemans Rope Store. at the Loft
s0- Ropes neatly spliced.
mrl62m CHARLES RyERT.
HNRANBERRIEs, &c., &c.-
= 10 Bushels Choice CranherTies;
200 Heads Prime Cabbage;
g Bush Is Sugar Pasnips; F
100 do Prime W Rite Potatoes; just received
and for sale by z. III. COOK son.
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Coal! Coall CoalI

yWIE have now on hand. and are daily receiving.
w the best COAL that has ever been introduced
into this market wi ch we are selling low. Good eur
store OF JN0. W. HUGHES, next 70 the State Bsnk.
will be promptly attended 70.
jan25u JNO-W. II UGHES & CO.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!. COALl! COAL!.l

'JUsTICE Will AND sHALL De DUNb.
HAVE just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the pur-
1pose Of weighing my coal. shall sell my coal by
weight, according 10 the law Of the State. have .
large stock Of superior quality Of Pttsburg Coal and
invite all my friends to give call and tIy IL.
have been eighteen years ,he business and p<ofea
be judge The price Of coal cents per bushel
First and Second. On Locust street or al Hcrnbrook
Store, on Water street. my Coal Office, at the La
niasco Wharf Will be attended to. All coal must b
paid for when ordered, in tankable currency.
dec22 If. 49, ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
A3Casxs escorted from y inch b Inches;
40 Pigs Lead.
Receives an6 fer ale b. sA4VEI OH
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-01
Together with
Cowan's Vegetable Lithontrhiphic,
-. or
MOTHERS RELIEF

FOR the cure of Diseased Kidneys, Uterus and
Bladder, curing Cacuh, or Stone In the Bladder
and Kidneys, Gravel, Diabetes, inflammation Of tho
kidneys and Bladder, Chronic Ghonorrhea, Sym:
pathetic Complaints attendant on pregnancy, suck
as ,Flatulency, Sick Stomach, Collie, Heartburn,
Strangualy. Relieving Labor Psins, Weakness Of
the Lon, Proiapsus Uteri and all diseases per-
tanning to the Urinary Organs.
The above preparation has been In existence for
more than Is years, and the certainty and speed
with which II all diseases Of the Urinary Or
gens has made 1t the standard remedy of the ago
Persons buying the Lithonthripic can do II with
the most implicit confidence thai II will cure them
II their disease Is not beyond human aid. The
Lthontrihhit has relieved more human suffering
than any other riiediclhe in the known world, and
the hundreds that have been rescued from the
grave by II viii testify - the Same. To the af-
ficted, say try II and BE made whole.
Read the Astounding Recommendations Of the
Lithontriphic around each bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the
United States.
wholesale agents, W. W. Barry g. DcmOville,
Ewin, Pendeton & Co. Nashville, Tenn.
Prepared only by w. F. Gray. Nashville. Tom.
ThOTas & Bro Agents Clatksville, Tenn.
Aug. 1888 6ril
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-10-01

W Among other improvements going on In
town we notice that Beaumont e. Barnes are ad.
ding seventy Ave feet Of rom to their Hardware
house, which, when completed, will make the
whole $50 feet long by 10 wide. When this Is
completed they will have one Of the largest, as
we'll as one of the most convenient business houses
in the State, and more complete assortment OF
goods cannot be found any where. We learn that
they intend erecting public "Wasb-stan near
the centre Of the room, which will add greatly to
their establishment. Walk 'in'' gentlemen, buy
your goods, and then wash your hands. Nuf ced,