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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-12
$500 REWARD!

EpAN AWAY from my farm in Union county, (op-
~ posite Shawneetown), the 9TH inst two negro
men viz: JESSE, dark mulatto, feet 4 inches
high, weighs about 40 pounds, bow-lsgged, thick
hair, slight whiskers, stout made and good counte
nance-purchased in January last of LeGrand L.
Figg, Of Louisville.
Peter is about 20 years old bright copper color; 8
feet IA inches high, weighs $50 pounds. thick lips
big mouth, showing his teeth when spoken to, plain.
~; good countenance, stout and large boned; has
Ard Taylor. OF Boyle county, in January asst. will
pay $2 for the delivery Of said negroes to me ut th,
place, IL taken i'm free State, 800 each, il taken in
this State. 1 am inclined to believe said negroes
crossed the river at Shawneetswn, and may possibly
make their way through Illinois and Indiana to Lou
isvi!le, where one Of them has wife.
GEORGE ATKINSON.
Henderson, XIV, Nav IL, 1853. -3wins
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g-An attempt has been made to persuade
the public that the remarkable letter of Jas.
B. Foley, member of Congress, from this
State, published a few days ago, was a for
gerry. The Cincinnati Gazette, reliable
sheet, that originally published it, vouches
for its cenulneness.
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COAL.
BDDIAM MINING COMPANI

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
(0fice on Water street, under the Telegraph 0foe)
Cart loads of Is bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
lvered to part Of the city at 81 50 load. Coal
weighed, II desired at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYM0ND.
decss.tf. Secretary and Manager.
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1A Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller writes that Mr.. Sumner is so
feeble that his physician recommends total
cessation from labor.
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- y free negro, named Noah Price, was
ecnyicted at Elizabeth City, North Carolina
on Thursday, of whipping his wife, where
al5o.
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Dir An at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel a
retail, and Is per ton, by
ar6-f IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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icy The Bank Of London contains at the
present time over $50, 900 ,O0) in specie; the
Bank of France SIS 900, 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T0" NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents per line
c<1sS lsolid Agate) insertion; 20 cents per
line three times; 80 cents per line week; discoun;
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.Y-The stock of pork and beef in the New
York and Brooklyn inspection yards on the
LIST inst, were:
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners OF Lots in Blocks
" Nos. IA. Is, I6 and IL, in Stockwell's Enlarge
ment, the sidewalks Sixth street, adjoining
their lots, and being situated between Bond and D-
vision be brought 20 the proper city grade
within thirty days from the publication Of this no.
proceed to perform said work, and the costs and
penses accruing thereby viii be assessed to and col
Iected by sale OF said property much thereof
win satisfy said lien and cost.
By order of the Common Council.
A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
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sbote copy.
NOTICE.

a LII persons having deeds for Lots in Locust Hill
IA Cemetery, are hereby requested to present them
to the City Clerk for registry. Those having the
Treasures receipts for payments such lots, are
requested to present them the City Clerk, who will
issue deeds for such lots, without charge TO the pur
chaser.
BY order of the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville.
80 A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-12

TO GENTLEMEN & SPORTSMEN.
E0SEpH LIONS superior Russian Setter SLUT,
- has, at this time, fine lot OF PUPS. These
PUps were gotten by hall English and half Irish
Setter Dog; and these three bloods combined togeth
er, cannot be surpassed i'm the whole world. Further
comment upon their superior quality is unnecessa-
ry. Any person wishing to purchase any Of these
celebrated Pups, Can be accommodated by application
to JOSEPH LIONS,
Clark street, Evansville, Ind.
": B. First come, frs. served
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CHANGE OF TIME,
r ALL r o A D.

For Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Louis, India q .
apOlis and the East
I'm and after Monday May 10th the up Mail train
" leaves Evansville at
The accommodation Trains leave Evansville at o.
r. d.
The down Mail Train leaves Terre Uaute ESQ p. n.
arrives at Evansville at P.M
Accommodation Trains leave Terre IIaute at 90
A. N.
Accommodation Train leaves vincennes at $40 A.
NJ F; ar-iyrs at Evansville at ll.05A. NJ
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS
SUCCESS TO THE
CASH SYSTEM!
Four Reasons why i wish to con.

Frasr-Since adopted the cash system, on the 81
OF last February, have experienced that penny
often turned is more profitable than dollar in book
accounts.
SEcosp-f can sell goods much cheaper, as have
no losses to make up by selling goods on credit
THIRD can keep better assorted stock, and am
always ready to take bargain which not, " hen
had first to depend upon collections, and will sell
them at the same.
FoURTH-I find 1t easier to sell goods for cash,
than collect the money for goods sold year OF
a Eili.
pared to defy any competition, and hope to offend
none by refusing credit, as shall refuse all here
tofoie. SAM. ENBICH.
Main three haInU
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners of Lots in Blocks
u Nos. Is, IL, Is and 10, in Stsckwelrs Enlarge.
ment, cause the side walks on Seventh Street, ad'
joining their lots and being situated between Ann
and Division streets to be brought to the proper city
wide, within thirty days from the publication OF THU
notices and in default thereof, the Common Council
will proceed to perform said work. and the costs and
expenses accrung thereby, will be assessed to and
collected by sale Of said property, much there
OF as will satisfy said lien and cost.
By order Of the Common Council.
A.LEMCKE, Clerk
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lhRDERED, That the owners of Lots in Blocks 81
" and So, in the Eastern Enlargement, cause brick
sidewalks to be laid down adjoining their lots on
ton of this notice, and in default thereof the Com
mon Council will proceed to perform said work, and
the costs and expenses accruing thereby will be as
sessed to and collected by sale of said propety or
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and cost.
By order of the Common Council.
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JUST RETURNED.
WANTED.

WHITE LIME-1a5 barrels in fine order, just
GILBERT 4 BOwLEs,
water
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

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The Washington union., 1858-02-10

You set up and tried hard TO put into operation, a
revolutionary government, in defiance of the United
States. You armed your people against the laws of
the Union. All these errors and crimes were com,
intted by you when the President and the officials of
his appointment using every honest means in
their power 10 redress your grievances, fyou had
any or rather induce You to seek that sovereign
corrective in our politics the baotbox- as a re-
form agency for your political abuses But you
would listen to the counsels OF your real friends
you would not vote you would not have redress in
a legal patriotic way your atmosphere could only
be purified by a storm. The President, anxious for
peace for your own welfare, for the common good
Of the country, was ndnlgent of your capriees
He now adds to the evidence Of his sincere desire
to you in the past proposition that you
shall be received into the Union sovereign State
This act will put you upon footing with New York
aud Virginia. You certainly should not complain"
But above all these things, we propose TO end the
controversy about Kansas. We have had enough Of
it, 1t has cost the government many mislions Of dol
it has paralyzed industry in the Territory it has
tarded immigration; it has rendered property nn-
safe and largely deprecated it's value it has weak
ened the bonds of the federal Unon--demoralized
the press aud parties. We want the matter settled
and we propose settle it by surrender to Kansas
Of the right of absolute control of their affairs
that they may be the judge Of their own grievances
apply their remedies, execute their own awards
just as they please
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House letter from the
Secretary OF the interior, transmitting account of
tain private land claims ia New Mexico and letter
from the commissioner of private land claims in New
Mexico the subject which referred to the
Committee Private Land Claims and ordered to be
printed. t e sFlas sss -
Mr.. CURTIS of Iowa. presented certain joint resou-
tons of the legislative assembly of that State and they
referred to the Committee the Post Office and
Post Roads.
Also certain Joint resolutions in relation the amis
sion Kansas into the Union under the Lecompon
stution which referred to the select committee to
he appointed under the resolution of Mr. HARRIS of Hi
lios and ordered to be printed
Also joint resolutions asking Congress for appropr
alton to defay the expenses of the expedition to Spirit
Lake. and for bounty land warrants for volunteers to
ieve the settlers of Spirit Lake which referred
the Committee Military Affairs and ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, presented certain Joint
resolutions relating to certain Indian reservatons which
referred TO the Committee Indian Affairs and
dered to be printed.
Mr.. CI,INGMAN, of North Carolina introduced a bill
to execute the treaties OF 1912 and ls with the Cheroees
by making provision for the reservation for the
and it read twice and referred to the Committee
Indian Affairs 81 .a.H rs
Mr.. DOWDELL, Of Alabama, presented memorial
asking that the city of Montgomery be made port of
entry, and for appropriation for custom house and
it referred to the Committee on Commerce and
,lered to he printed.
THE LATE DooRKEEPER.
Mr.. JENKINS, of Virginia, from the select committee
appointed TO investigate the conduct and accounts of the
late Doorkeeper of the House. reported the following
outios demanding the previous question upon their pas
sage:
Rei That the appointed
and the official of Darling
House. be also authorized
ica,oo, by any person whatsoever OF other public
documents printed by the order both
Rcvd That the committee be to employ
usual compensation
Slr. KELSEY hoped that power would be given 10 in
Sestgac any charges against the present Doorkecper
The previous question not being seconded
Mr., SHERMAN, Of Ohio. moved 10 amend the first
resolution by adding the following demanding the pre-
vious question
the authorized and directed N In
charges affecting the present Door
keeper Of the House
The previous question sustained and the amend
ment agreed to-
The question being on the first resolution as amended
Mr.. SEWARD, Of Georgia, moved that il be laid on
the table, which motion was not agreed to
The resolution, amended then agreed to
The question recurring the adoption of the second
resolution,
Mr. SHERMAN, of Ohio, moved that 1t be laid ON the
table; which motion not agreed to-yess 93 NAYS
lI3
The second resolution then agreed to-
os INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Mr. STANTON, of Ohio, submitted the following joint
resolution IHE1
n resolution making Appropriation expenses ofthe
Vestgatng committee
Resolved dc Tbat there and hereby A. out Of anv
' ' treasury mol o'nerWse appropriated the of ~ 600
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
THE ,WASHINGTONS. UNION.
u Inquire nto the exuoy pos,
buildings a tAri4bu1g, rwunsytvann ff# 49,
On motion a Mr. WHITELEY Of Delaware II wsx

the sxpssuoy tho erection pos, osco
ba'Angs a lhrri4buzy, rsnnsytvanA ff' WTT'Fl
On motion a Mr.. WHITELEY Of Delaware, II WINS
kssssd r., the oou'nie inquire
Into tho exp-ic"cy q erscsns
States PIERS In the Delaware river, In Newcastle.
On motion Of Mr.. BOWIE, Of Maryland, il WAS
Rssdsi Thai tho con,mtce Columbia be in.
the toll gates the turnpike District Of oumb
tho limits 4 said rS4sfes, report sy ohsrvke
Also, on motion Of Mr.. BOWIE 1t was
Rs0ed THAI the Committee Columbia he In
ias sas inquire 1o The sApdss.y Of purchasing Loo aad ese,
Of The Potomac usually know Bsnnngs bridge and they
port by bill OF otherwise. 'f ~
Mr. HARRIS, OF Illinois, presented certain papers con
nected with the contested election from Nebraska
and they referred to the Committee Of Elections and
ordered TO be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. FAULKNER, Of f.virgnia IL was
Rod That the Committee Military AArs be instructed 10
In, officers aud soldiers q The company commanded during
the benefit q the hand bounty provided existing
GERS and soldiers Of that war
On motion of Mr.. CLEMENS, of Virginia, il was
Resolved the Secretary Treasury requested to com
@a and each q aS dss Ess s4 o s rss
States for all purposes legislative executive and judicial for
bridges wells public buildings ernguishnent of Indian
% a $ military ass@sss Ss for The year ls. and up % s
Union, TO the close Of the last nscai year.
Mr. GROW, of Pennsylvania, asked consent to intro
duoe the following resolution
Resolved That the President bo
House Of by hmseor
the other executive officer tue Territory
all corrssondcnce with tbs together with copy
tive minutes Of said Territory already
Also the constitution framed Lecompon together
copy Of the CENSUS said Territory and Of the the
election Of Delegates 10 said each election
said Territory and the Of the election held Territory
the December
Of votes then ed respectively In each election precinct In said
Territory mud copies Of other official Of the
Secretary OF STATE reveo Kansas affairs already communicated
Congress. is.sf $50 rst-atas 30 1.E.E
Objection being made,
Mr.. CLAY, Of Kentucky, moved that the House adj
journ; which motion was agreed to-ay 68, 81
And then (at o'clock, p. m the House adjourned.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
I REMARKABLE BooK.-The critics do no

IA hesitate expressions with regard to Partons
Life Times of Aaron Burr
Witness the following:
"Of almost uneluaci interest" [Boston Post
"Most fascinating New York Observer.
"More exciting than romance" New York Evangelist
q" poor compliment that this life Interesting
novel.n Iiarpcr's Weekly.
"Of intense interest % Homo Journal.
'IIas duh page In it," (Boston Traveller.
"Of peculiar and absorbing interest" [Boston Transcript
"Of intense Interest," Home Journal
'ost deeply interesting fscinahgn fS Y Ccmmssionare
s'Of absorbing Interest," lC0ngrcgationaist
almost a model biography Ihiladcpia Press
aIikey with sUncle Tomp IN Y Evening Post
The people not less enthusiastic than
press Three editions have swept % In weeks
and the ourth ready
PIP with portraits steel and woouts Price
cloth, u rs half calf " rs full cali, - 80. t
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
Nos. los and ITO Duane street. New York
Jan ooJ3lfSemW 4 ~
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FrBRuaRy ., 1858.
oFFICIA l..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDEs

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By and ulh the adVcs and consent Of the Seaate
George Vail Of New Jersey consul of the United States
at Glasgow. a ff7e t
John Daney Of North Carolina consul of the United
States at Dundee.
Alexander Henderson,, of Pennsylvania, consul OF the
United States at Londonderry.
H. Rives Pollard Of the Territory of Kansas consul of
the United States at Bangkok, in Siam.
Brooke B. Williams, of the District of Columbia
sui Of the United States at Reye
Ferdinand L. Sarmiento of Pennsy lyana consul of the
United States at Venice ~
John ID. Domatari, of Georgia, consul of the United
States at Athens. llIsEs.A D. tsas-t
Stokes Roberts, of Pennsylvania consul of the Uni
ted States at Trinidad de Cuba ate
John b. Costa of Texas consul of the United States at
Nice.
Joseph Walsh of louisiana consul Of the United States
at Monterey
I ~ -. y q.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
CITY.
WEDNESDAY moRNING. FEB. 10. 1865.

meeting OF the democratic members of the House OF
Will be held in the hall, wednes
day evening at half past seven O'Clock.
JOHN LEICHER,
.sF AZ - rfs j. CLANCY JONES,
Rt 8tN JOHN s. PHELPS
HENRY M. PHILLIPS
JOHN C0CHRANE
JAMES B. CLAY,
ALEXANDER II STEPHENS.
FEBRUARY 2, 1858. a
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

The proprietor begs calf strangers
citizens Washington very superior article Holland g
the public under The woes schc
dim Aromatic schnapPs. sFa5ts@ fssgf itlf afha3
the proprietor exclusively At as
Holland from tho barley
Europe favored and mencd
harsh berry the choice botanical variety
the Italian juniper wosc dis
TILED rccaed with sptuous solvent thus becomes
cenrated scare Of exquisite favor and altogether transcend
in its cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known. &f4t sgH
The proprietor has submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
the United States and has received from about
sand physicians and chemists who endorse it. their signatures
most desirable addition 70 the maserla nedica. f
who purchase should genuine article
the whole country is Hooded with counterfei
quart and pint bottles each
all the respectable druggists and gocers
. UDOEPHO WOLFE
Sole importer and Manufacturer
Depot No. ~ Beaver street, Now York.
l3--d3mf il. 1sf 4a Cd atrt1lt' e-. sf
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE Oh
4 REPRESENTATIVES,


q REPRESENTATIVES,
The chief subjects of interest in the Senate yester
day were the army bill and the Kansas question
Mr. Douglas proposed to postpone the consideration
of the former and to consider series Of resolutions
calling for certain correspondence with tho governor
of Kansas and for specific information concerning the
results of the elections in that Territory the 18th
of June, the 2lst December, and the two elections
of the 4th of January. After very limited discus
sion, the proposition of Mr.. Douglas rejected by
a vote of % to 30. In practical point of view, we
venture to say there is not line VALUABLE nforma
tion of events in Kansas which has not been
dered to the press and the country That Territory has
been object Of special interest to us ala kind of
theatrical representation with many actors report
ers, and managers We fear there has been some
neglect if any one, out Of the Senate is anxious
for additional information in reference especially TO
the several elections referred to.
The House, relieved of its severe labors for few
days past, after directing the appointment of spe
cal committee to investigate the accounts of the late
Doorkeeper, and entertaining some other nnimport
ant affairs, adjourned.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE, opposite Browns
The undersigned prepared the pub
and lard campacnc, spirit glass
metal lamps Of every description and price. geaat
t.e -ssr.a s3 FH at i A. HATCH .l I
Feb e--dmf or 33S PennsyvaRa avenue south side.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

FOR SALE.-The above property can be bought
al fair cash and tho
easy the owner intends moving West in the
Feb div Unit
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-HsE H.HI .s .|...|... .
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WANTED $500 or $1,000 At e;p

or OnA WANTED $500 or $1,000 at eight
DOOOs per cent with security valuable house and
E the used
dwelling worth several times the
business street As the owner out o the city wish
ms call on the agent, tst
G. G. ADAMS,
Ht" H It.HF.I J. q. ADAMS,
Corner OF slh and l., Northern Liberties.
The Washington union., 1858-02-10
on motion Of mr.. sPINNER, Of New York, h was
On motion of Mr.. MORRIS of Pennsylvania, il was

Resolved That the sident 81 the United States be requested TO
form This House compatible with tho public interest minis
es and diplomatic have been instructed in the
lies negotiated 1850, the right
worship aud honorable burial American citizens resident
travelling through what have
Iected hess and the assigned therefor
On motion OF Mr. KJNKEI. Of Pennsylvania, IL was
ssoa That the Committee ON the Post rost Ronds bc
The Washington union., 1858-02-10

te expenses OF the several investigating
aplHsnled by the authority a this House
The resolution was referred 10 the Committee
and Means
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-03-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
pUTIADET pHTA
- Benevolent Institution,
.A-e-S 80 tablished bY snncial endc

r S=o - A Benevolent Institution, es.
IlG-S &-Ss-Ds tablished by special endow-
ment. lor the lelefof the sick and distressed al.
iiiced with Yirulent and Epidemic diseases.
The Directors Of this well-known Institution, in
their Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexula
Disc ases for the yesr ending January lst 1858 ex-
press the highest satsact0n with the success which
has attended the labo Of the Consulting Surgeon
N tho cure OF SpermaorhoUa, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, Gonorrhua, elect, Syphilis the vice OF
Onanisn, or Self-abuse, &c, aud order n continu-
uanco Of tie same plan, for the ensuing year The
Consulting Surgeon is authorised 70 give MEDl.
CAL ADVISE GRATIS, to all who apply by let
tel, with description cage. occupation habits OF
life, &c > and in cases OF extreme poverty, to for.
nj Medicine FREE OF CHARGE. Some of the
new remedies and methods of treatment, discover.
ed during the past ye0r, are of great value.
Au admirable report on SpeImaIorrhGa, or Semi
nal Weaknesst the Vice of fOnunlsm, Masturbati0n
or Self-ab lse and other diseases OF the Sexual or
gans by the coe sulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin a sealed letter onvelope) i K e Il OF
CHARGE, on receipt of two stamps for postage
Other Reports and Tracts, the nature and treat
ment Of Sexual diseases, Dict, dc, constantly
qeiu1 published for gratuitous distribution, and will
b. sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report or treatment, De, GEORGE
Il. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso,
citation, No. ., South Ninth street, Philadelphia
Pa. Ay order OF the Directors,
Gro FAIRcHILD, SeG'y.
EZRA D. HEARTWEl.L, President
q tE-I