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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-31

lHE MOVEMENTS AT SALT LAKE.-Nr. q
rlsh, formerly merchant at Salt Lake, has
arrived at Independence, Mo. lie passed
through Utah and the Mormon city, on his
journey from California, and brings the latcs,
intelligence of the Mormon movements. He
says: ...
"ln his journey through the Mormon set
Elements Inc was kindly received and enter
tanned. The people we're all preparing 10
leave the Valley. On his way up to the city
he found the road lined with families moying
south, among whom, near Provo City, he
met Brigham Young aud IIeber q. Kimball
with their families. Brigham himself, how
ever, subsequently, returned TO the city. ar
irving there the evening following Mr. G.'s
arrival. lie also passed large number of
wagons going up from the Southern settle
ments 10 assist the brethren residing IN the
northern settlements to move.
The current report was that they were All
to move to the White Mountains in the south
western par; of the Territory, on the west
ern side of the Great Desert. The women
ana children were to move immediately,
whist all the hghting men were TO remain as
rear guard. The families were starting
at the rate OF two or three hundred wagons
a day
Inc mass of the people, however, arc not
favorable to this movement, although they
are preparing to participate in it, and are
earnestly wishing that the army may enter the
valley before they start. They are beginning
10 open their eyes somewhat to the deception
which has been practiced upon them. finding
that instead of the Lord fighting :or them. as
Brigham preached last fail, and DESTROYING
their enemies by cold and starvation. and the
Indians becoming battle-axe in their hands
to overcome all adversaries. they now see
that our army has passed the winter more
comfortably than they have, that the Indians
are nearly all against them, and they have
the fact staring them in the face, that they
are surrounded on every side and forced TO
surrender.
And yet, so closely are they bound to-
gether, so complete ere their habits of i'm |
plicit obedience and subsection to their lead |
ers; that they dare not take the least step, or |
make the'least effort, towards throwing of. |
themselves, the yoke of oppression which |
goads them. They simply rest content in the |
hope and desire that the United States army |
Will yet arrive in time to relieve them.
They have not planted any crops of i'm
portf nee this spring, and have not as is usu-
al at THIS season, commenced making andj
planting their gardens, but instead, are pack |
ing up and boxing up provisions which thew
estimate to be more than one years supplv m
wheat aud flour.
The foundations of the Temple have bean
carefully covered mp and protected.
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DEVASTATION BY FLOODS ~ WABASH VAL
LEY.-The Vincennes Sun presents the fol-
lowing sad picture of the desolation caused by
the floods in that vicinity:
The earthis everywhere saturated with wa
ter. In many places, nothing has been done
in the way of blowing the ground for plant
ing corn, or, II it has been done, the grains
have rotted or been washed up, and all has TO
bcdone over again. The wheat. which shor,
time since, looked so promising, in many
places is now covered with water, and in
other localities is becoming to assume sicklv
hue.
The farmers in Allison prairie, on the on
Posite side of the river, and large number
OF those IN our own county, win make no eff
fort to raise crops the present season. Their
farms are overfiown, their fences entirely
washed away, aud other serious damage done.
Those at distance have no idea of tho i'm
mense losses suffered by men, too, who are
generally lily prepared to bear them. Even
should the weather permit the ground to be
put IN order in time to risk planting, their
helds would he entirely at the mercy of the
stock, with no hope of remedyiug the evil
thus season.. The farmers are holding on 70
the remains OF the old crop of grain still ON
hand, and prices are advancing.
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A DELIBERATr ASSASSINATION FOR RE,

81 A DELIBERATE ASSASSINATION FOR Re-
vEHGE.-The New Albany Ledger gives
the details Of cold blooded tragedy
that occurred at Brandenburg. Meade
county, Kentucky, on "Wednesday last.
VIM. Marsh, OF Harrison county, Indiana,
--i---i.nra- and While sitting
from bSdiifficSr oyweAy nilnns o. any KIND
Marsh was sitting. The ball entered
Marsh's forehead, having pierced the rim
OF his hat, and ranged downward into
his body in slanting direction. Marsh
died immediately from the effects of
the wound. Young made his escape
through the back door of the hotel. and
when last seen he was going up the hill
back Of the town. The horrible tragedy
created great excitement IN the quiet
town of Brandcnburg, and the citizens
turned out to endeavor to find the muir
derer, but did not succeed.
The murderer was at Corydon, sixieen
miles from Brandenburg, five or six hours
before he committed the deed; from
which place he followed his victim across
the river, with deliberate purpose Of
perpetrating the act.
Marsh was a man fifty or fifty five
years old. His daughter, several years
ago, married the brother of Young, the
murderer. Some family difficulties grew
out of the marriage; and about seven
years ago, the father of the Youncs
met Marsh at the table Of hotel in
Corydon, where some high words ensued.
Young threw fork at Marsh, and the
latter drew a revolver and shot at Young
across the table, killing him instantly.
Marsh was arrested, and after pro-
traeted trial was acquitted on the ground
OF self-defense, aided, it was thought, BY
tho extreme dislike in which Young was
held by the community. A number of
the most distinguished lawyers of this
State and Kentucky were engaged on
the trial-among them Randall, Craw-
ford and Gov. Willard, OF this State, and
Gov. Wickliffe, Ben Hardin, and others,
of Kentucky.
1t is said that Young's sons had taken
VOW that, sooner or later, they would
take vengeance on the slayer OF their
father. This, artera lapse ofscven years,
has been done by the youngest of them.
The act was unquestionably done in the
most deliberate and premedtated man-
ner. Stanley Young, probably learning
that Marsh would be in Brandenburg Oh
Wednesday, provided himself with wea-
pons to accomplish his deed of blood,
and swift horse with which to make
bis escape. 1t is hoped. however, that
he will yet be arrested. The authorities
on both sides Of the river, are in active
pursuit Of him.
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BRIGHT AND FIToH's CAsE.-The ma.
jority of the Judiciary Committee did
not commit their reputation to report
in the Bright and Fitch case, but simply
offered to the Senate a resolution that
the usurping Senators were entitled to
their seats, without offering single rea-
son for such a conclusion.
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m. ..,.,h,s EI.c,,,c OIL.

This celebrated remedy for rheumatism, 6oub
Neuralgia, Erysipolas, Eruptons, srrains, Burns
Felons, &C., isananufactured only by Prof Charles
no c,r,tb everywhere known as the original discov-
ersr Mt his old establishment I'm Philadelphia.
The sale Of this Great Remedy has been unprece
densd last year alone slSo,Oo worth was sold,
and wherever it is known there il is used Purcell,
Ladd & Co., Ct Richmond, bought last year over
A. .all worth; Barnes X Park Of New York, 5000
r.s-assis 81 nj asa1sasse 49,. ever
mysS-Iy
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,s-Miss Amelia C. Temple, daughter OF
Deacon Charles Temple, of Worcester and
Miss Jane Z. Johnson, Of Utica, New 1ork,
have Ie eived an experimentation the Amer
lean Board to take charge OF the female
boarding school on Mount Lebanon, Turkey,
for which place they will embark, probably,
in July. c-Cr TO yr
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Query.

Why is it that CiIRIsTADoROs HAIR DYE is
the best IN TIE woRLDl
BECAUSE eminent chemists say SO;
BECAUSE it contains no caustc compounds,
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other.
BECAUSE ii operates instantaneously.
BECAUSE it does not stain the skin,
BECAUSE il nourishes and strengthens the Hair,
BECAUSE it corrects the tad effects OF other
dyes,
BECAUSE its presence cannct he detected.
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS,
Sold everywhere aud applied by all Hair presscrs
aplS-lmd&w No Astor Uouse 4 Yo,t
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$500 REWARD,

ny AMAf from my farm I'm Union county fer
80 Posne Snawneetows), On the bta mt two negro
hie.b' VIZ: . bSSE, dark muiatto. feet yncbe.
bsir i; sshs spout - pounds, cw-legged, thick
WIiissers, stout made aud gSud coune-
RiyS Pprctased in January sast Of Leerand r.
eer IS ABOUT 20 years oil. brich. conner color; (
Set ~ inches high weighs ls0 pounds tl,ick iipS
y good showing his teeth when spoken 70, plain
slight scar over OF his eyes-rurrhaSed n Leon
no . sysor. o. Boyle county, in January last. will
~ ior toe delivery Of sad az this
place, taken in free State or sjn each n aken IN
tlis state am inclined to believe said negross
CEoSser the river at Snawneetovn and may possibly
make Their way through Illinois and InfaLa 70 Lou
isville, where one Of them has a wife.
GEORGE ATKINSON
Hfndersn. Ky, May II, lsss. 3Tins
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FoREIeSBASx NoTEs IN TESsEssEE.-The
Attorney General of Tennessee has begun to
enforce the statute of 1887, prohibiting banks
and bankers from paying out notes OF any
bank not located in the State. As conse-
cuence, some OF the brokers Of Memphis have
suspended all their banking operations.
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isy" Judge Blackstone, whose Commenta-
ries are the most popular law books ever
written, left behind him in manuscript a
work on Architecture 1t was written when
the Judge was quite young; but has been
described by those who have SCENT as wor-
thy of his maturer years. wish has been
expressed to sec this work in type: the Lord
Chancellor OF England has set his name al
the head of a subscription list for the pur-
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erss-The gentlemen of Louisville and vi
entity, who have undertaken the constructor
OF a national race course, near that city, have
called convention of stock raisers from all
parts of the Union, to meet there on the 22d
Of June -ELt EE
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~ Our Minister to France, Mr.. Mason,
Is Informed that England will not consider
the importation of negroes as appren tees
into the French colonies, rs a rerirdt of the
slave trade. Mason was surprised; Walew-
ski laughed; and yet England has the brass
to complain of our negligence in supporting
a feet on the African coast to suppress the
slave trade-the old hypocrite.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-31

Man OVER NIAGARA FALLs.-A man went
over the Falls on Thursday last. He came
from the Canada side at Chippewa, in a sail
boat, and was in the act OF returning when
he went into the rapids. Boat and man
were lost sight of loEg before they reached
TIE Falls. -- r. I'd
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" The Secretary of the State of
Tennessee, and the Clerk Of the Con-
troller's office have been detected in
large entertainments of the State funds
The Secretary OF the State absconded.-
The amount and nature of the pecula-
tons have not been disclosed
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

yuyHR Board OF Common Council OF the City 81
Evansville, are prepared 20 receive sealed prp,
posals up to 81 Jans, 1853, for excavstng d,tcn
leading from the BrnshJ Pond at the OF Mr.. No
ghes property, into the Stanfeld pond Als. for
buiiding q Brick Culvsrt under the Green tiyI
road, at Aliens Bridge, on same diich' 81 'r IN
length. r
plans and specifications can he seen aithe Office OF
Nv order OF the Common Council OF the City of
Evansville. A. EEMChE, tifk- q
myi9-aw yolksbo,e copy .fr rres..-..
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on longer time.
Hosteuers.-The surprising cllec;s OF hosletfef
Vegetable stomach Ditters in removing BILE forcing
an appetite, mparting health and tone to the ~ ste'
and dissipating dyspeptic symptoms, is truly won
4 rh,I. Every nervous, dcbitated. weak and ema
cisei person. male or female, should try IL at once
Ono wine gassful taken three times each day. BEFORE
meals or if the patient should he lady or child IN
debiItated condition, half the quantity will do until
sufficient strength is restored, which will Re realized
in very short time, and convince the patient OF the
truth Of the aboye-named happy results, which have
gained for these Bil,ers such AN envable reputation
everywhere. For sale by druggists and Dealers
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COAL.

'70"r~f'I ,
ounce on Water street, under the Telegraph 0fbcc)
Cart loads OF i6 bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de.
vered to any part NJ the city 81 80 per Load Coal
weighed il desired at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes OF solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin IA,
ken IN payment JOHN wYMOND.
dec9s-u. Secretary and Manager
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRESCENT CITY RANK.

DIRRcToRs.-JonS 4. REITZ, CosRAD BAKER,
THoaAs Y. GARvIs and John Law. 81
Receives deposits, hugs aud sells coin and exchange
Interest allowed time deposits atsuch rates as may
be agreed upon with depostors and specified ia GER
tifcate. Exchange on New YORK, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain France, Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany, for
sale in sums 70 suit Collections made, and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rate of exchange
~ JOHN A REITZ, Pres.
W. BAKER, Cashier. AK "a apls SIN
The Pill Trade. Who could dream OF the mag
nitude such undertaking as the manufacture of a
Purgative Pill assumes when it comes into general
use! And how painfully do the following numbers
speak of the amount of human sickness and suffer
Ing that little morsei Of remedy goes forth to com
lat and subdue. DIR, =. Aver, of Lowell, manufic'
lures in his lahratory forty gross per diem OF IN:
Cathartic Pills, through all the year This Is eigh
/ boxes a minute, or one dose second. We thu
find over i3 900 persons swallow this pill every .day
or On, 900 month. Physicians, think of that 49,
600 patients day who seek relief from the me'lica
skill of one man. Surely, that man should be, as b
is in this case one of the first Intelligence and Of tn
highest character His occupation entails upon hin
fearful responsibility for the veal or woe OF b
: fellow man.-TPainesville Courier.
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OFThe Republicans of Illinois refuse
70 coaiesce with the friends of Douglas
In MS support, but are determined to
make Hon Abram Lincoln, u. S. Sena-
tor. They say "the Republicans have
majority in the State and they know
what to do with it, too"
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OF One convict murdered another in
the Ohio Penitentiary, at Columbus, on
the 9th, inst, by striking him on the
head with an axe.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ARDERED, That owners OF Lots Nos. lo6, To-, los.
~ ls3. l34 and ls IN the old plan of the City o.
Evansville, the alley running from SECOND TO
Third street. between Main and Locust Streets in the
rear of the Old Presbyterian Church. TO be broughtto
the proper city grade within thirty days from the
publication of THIS notice; and in default thereof the
Common Council wil proceed to perform said work.
and The costs aud expenses accruing thereby viii be
assessed to and collected by sale OF said propery or
so much thereof will satisfy said lien and costs
BY order Of tho Common Council Of the City OF
A. LEMCKE, City Clerk.
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tsg- Messrs. Klusman, Rocker 81 Co., of
Evansville, are now putting up a handsome
iron-frout for Mr.. Buses new building on
Main street. 81 - p
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BRAN at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per tusheI at
retail, and IS per ton, by
ap6-tf IGLEHaRT BROTHERS.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTI1.E To CONTRACTORS.

rxvUE Ro,ri of Common Council of the City of
Evansville are prepai 10 receive scaled pro
posals up the st day OF June next, Ior the grzq
inr of Seyenth street, between First Avenue and III
ton Avenue, Franklin street, between the same Az
enues, aud the Avenues running q, rleh anslss u
tween Fraasn street and Seventh streets, between
the points above specified Excavation alone wall Dc
rad for and the earth excayated from the streets o
ypnr, must placed streets or avenues IN the
vicinity where diiected by the City Engineer =,
Ry order Of the Common Conncl OF ,he SG VI
Evansville. A bEMOhI' S'es N'e
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foRPoRsTIoN NOTICE.

nRDEREp, That owners Of lots IN hiock 10y, N
" Iamasco, cause the alley running IN the rear o
said block 40 be opened, all distractions IN same re
grade within thirty days from the publication OF tn,
notice, and in default thereof, the Common council
will proceed to perform said work, and the costs afe
expenses accring thereby, will be assessed 70 ano
collected by sale of said property, so much mere
Of , sill satisfy said lien and Costs - a
BY order of tie Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville. : A. LEMCkE, Ihy Siefk
myaO-lNt VolkshOte COPY.
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~ The Bedford Democrat says that
many of the wheat fields in that county are
entirely destroyed by the llessian NY.
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3 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

FuNfIE Board Of Common Council Of the CiN ~
ID Evansville, prepared to, receive sealed pc
posals up 10 st june SIS, for taking up the prese
cavaing the same TO the proper depth, and 80 feet IN
width lay ing in 10 inches of gravel, and pnt
the stone breaking joints with each ether and iad on
edge.
perch required beside the rock in the present gutter
The bids must be put In for taking up the presen,
gutter for exeavaiing per cubic yard, for the gravel
per cubic yard, for laying pavement per perch OF -
cubic feet, and for furnishing stone per perch OF III
cutie fce,. e. 81. 49,.
The Council do not bind themselves 10 accept the
lowest proposal, any, IL they think the Interests OF
the city require il. :, --.,,. = 4.
By' order OF the Common Council OF the City OF
rranSy;lle. = A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
myI94sW yelksbote copy.
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TAX PAYERS PARTY.-It is proposed
to form in New York City, tax payers
party, that shall try to get the govern
ment out of the hands of non-tax paying
adventures who are made the blind in
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the property OF citizens is taxeu. 7 IL
next party will ignore all abstract inn
practical and political questions-all that
relates to affairs beyond their own city
and State-and make their immediate
home duties. the primary questions for
their consideration. Their first aim will
be to expel all spectators on the city
treasury, and arrest the ruinous flood o.
corruption and waste, that has Carried
taxation up to a ruinous rate.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

u, DISSOLUTION. EFw n
vUNHE partrnerslip heretofore existing bctweenthe
4 unders gned has this day been dissolved by mu-
tua consent. n. ). Eustoa settles UP the old bust
ness, aud .i,,hn Hodson continues ready TO 90 any
~ - u. s. III SION.
.tr- ~ .--. -rr JOHN IloDSON,
Evansy;lIe Nav %, 1859. tff- my3l-d2w
For Keut. II
q COOP hrick DWELLING, within five minutes walk
"a of the Court House. Apply to
sAML rICKERI, No. n, Main st.
White Lime.
- x BBLS, in quantities to suit purchases, for sa c
Gse iv SAN. EICKERI.
Hydraulic Cement. N Hf
sHE Bells. direct from the manufacturers, for sale
- e 'ew,hy sAM.NICkERI,I Main y,
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PAVILION HOTEL

III SUBSCRIBERS take this opportunity 30 greet the
1--we vel kpown establishment having passed into
LII nanis ms been entirely renovated, re-rrpcred
st lass Hotel, and will hereafter be conducted on
saIe OF enlarged liberalty and accomr,o dation
worthy he patronage OF the public
At; IossSssing advantages of location. pleasant and
Ioous, and the most liberal Arrangements Tor
ulklhg meals, the above House is respestfniIZ, roc
smmend,4I. % iNSPeSuuilg rec
~. WI be opened for the reception Of Guests on Tnes
r,,s., McCBACKEN & BINGHAM,
Prom
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
w. solid Agatel one insertion; - cents per
line three times; go cents per line one week. discount
on longer time.
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~ no |, Hotel Porter, 70 engage in the hys;re,, :,
mrs. class Hotel, in one OF the most rrosn.rcp.
towns in the West. ''''N H''sfe'Vu'
ror particulars, enquire at the Pcs, oficc.
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There are many caIamities woTse tHaH
a war with England. The war of 1913
created our manufactures; war OF SIX
months duration would do more to extend
them and develope our mineral resources
than century of peace with free trade.
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WITH splendid stock Of SUMNER NILLIv
~ Eli Bh1 consisting ~ Grape, Chip, Neapoiitan,
Also, Hats. Flowers, Ribbons, SC, to which in
VIZ t1e particular attention Of the ladies' OF Evans
Nhie ana yfciDny: MISS y. n. BARKER,
First ST. between Main and Locust
ns,,,, Opposite the Post ofice.