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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18

- We are told that the present
bright, dry weather is doing wonders for
the wheat crop, which is now coming to
maturity in this region OF country. A
few farmers on the high lands have al
ready begun harvesting, ard are gather
ing very fair, and in some instances ex-.
cellent crops. rs- $751;
The reports from the middle Districts
Of KeLiueky say. the wheat crop is bet
ter than ordinary. From the eastern
middle States the accounts are favorable
for a good harvest. The injuries to the
growing crops are confined principally to
the bottoms of the northwestern rivers,
AID the lower Mississippi, and to the low
and fat lands in Indiana, Illinois. and
Iowa. In all other parts OF The country
the prospects Of the farmers are good
With tho favorable accounts Of the crops
in Europe, there is no chance for ris-
ing in breads ufs here. Corn may be
scarcer and higher than usual in some
sections, bu, the general prospects oil
The market, afford no inducements to the
spec ulator to evade II. ~ 4---r---
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
.Tha New YORK Herald !. ,hnn,

THE New York Herald is thought
TO be flattering in its indiscriminate sup
port Of Mr.. Buchanan. 1t condemns 10
the following severe terms the financial
policy Of the Administrations: =
IL Ia positively INDUSTRIOUS. L; is alb
soluiely uuheard Of that a government
like that Of the United States should
run into debt and contract loans in time
Of perfec, peoce. II there was a great
war pending with England or France-
if even it became necessary 10 carry on
bostilities against any of the, States Of
this continent, il would be reasonable
and just that at least a portion Of the
cost Of such military operations snould
be deffayed by loans. For the cost OF
war is obviously an unusal expense, and
the gain to be derived from /: will pre-
sumably be shared by the posteriiy Of
those who wage il, as well as BY the
generation which carries it on. nj foI
a government like that Of this country
TO oorruw mony, in peace time, for the
payment Of its ordinary expenditures
aud thus to throw their burthen on future
generations is. utterly absurd, and i.
only worthy Of the imbecility aud cor
rupt tendencies Of the present Congress
The first and best way. 1t says, 10 re-
pair the deficits. is an increase Of Gus.
toms duties. This is the natural and
obvious course. Rightly or wrongly, j,
is the practice of this government t.
derive its chief support from the custom'
revenues: The rate OF duties is notorious
ly bss .d--not on any theory Of protec
ton or free trade-but on the wants o
the government. When, therefore
those wants exceed that revenue. tn,
natural and Logical course to take is Il
increase these rstes-to add to the duti
abls7lisl several articles now Oh the FIRE,
lis, and to increase the duties now pal,
by dutiable articles. Any skilful stats.
tican and economist could so remod e
the tariff as to make il yield, with th
present import trade, enough to supper
the government This would be plain
easy, coasisten, and honest way Of meet
ing the difficulty. ' ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18

The TEHUAsrEPEc RouTE. for which
becitizens Of this country have already
received three formal grants from the
Mexican Government, has not yet been
secured. A commission is to be sent to
Mexico to accomplish BY the aid of Min
lister Forsythe. the CO operations all
parties in getting grant for railroad
across.the Isthmus Of Tehuantepec, as
favorable to American as to British in
teres:s. The Secretary Of State re-
maks. ave can not agree that any dis
tinction shall be made in favor Of Brit
ish subjects over American citizens
Whatever may be the coLaict of claims,
abe people of tho United States demand
that permanent right Of way across the
lsihmus shall be placed on the same
treaty foundation" ss the British pos
seas Messrs. Benjanin and L, Sers
are the com missioners. e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
EVANSVILLE, IND.
THURSDAY MORNING. !. JUNE

The HEsIxA OF TUE MpRnaxs.-By
The edvices IRON Gov. Cummings aud
the more recent news brought by COL.
Kane aud Tho mail express. published
Yesterday in the telegraph columns, il
i, appears that the Mormons are migrat-
iag ina body 10 the Southwest, with the
= intention. apparently. Of ultimately To-
eating In Sonora. They are vacstine
their farms and homes, and taking their
families, stocs, household goods and
even the doors aud windows Of their
! buildings. They are supposed to be
supplied with provisions for eighteen
months o: two. years. The movement
commenced in Msrch-weeks before
Gov. Cummings entered the rity-and
had been determined upon early in The
winter. ~ te-A r f1sL.s
The Bformons have several a ,.urishing
settlements 10 the southern Territory
which the emigrants will iake.in their
route and make temporary sing re;
bat, ss they are too limited to afford a
settlement for the whole body of the
saints, they will not make a permanr n
location Til they reach the fertile plains
Of Mexico. where they viii probably be
obliged to conquer region, bofore they
will be permitted to settle. The posi-
fion Of affairs 10 Mexico is favorable for
their enterprise, as they will encounter
no force, but the local authorities, to op.
pose the invasion. ll- :
The event that relieves the Uuited
States entirely from the presence of the
rcSeIlious sect. is one for rejoicing ard
econgrstnlation. A proientous eloud has
passed away from the Western horizon
The deserlion Of the lands, and i'm
proyements in the valley by the Nor
mons, win excite tide Of immigrants
to Utah. who Gill rush in 10 take posses
sion OF the abandoned Mormon homes
and as the land has never been con-
veyed by the Government, it will b
subject to entry; and the first locator'
will have their choice Of the soil aud
improvements. A few viii be LETT be
hind by the retiring inhabitants 10 ga the
- and sell The standing crops, and got per
haps something for the property they re
linquish. Salt Lake is likely to be al
ssctive theatre for speculation for thu
next year. so 80 fatGJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18

~ o. Congress adjourned on Monday
evening at 8 O'clock. Judge Niblack
ives expected at vincennes, East even
ing. As gentleman of most amiable
character and popular citizen he will be
heartily welcomed by his .neighbors and
r BY friends ;hroughout the District
Those who have been obliged to con
denim his course as representative have
have dons 90 with pain, in The discharge
of IN ungrsseful public duty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
uGovernor Wright has at las, beer

@Governor Wright has at last been
nominated and confirmed BY the Senate.
He viii of course mot return 10 disturb
the sway Of :he Democratic leaders in
this State. Messrs. Bright and Fitch
have been confirmed by The Senate in
their seats, and all they now want to
legitimise their usurpation, is an up-
parent sVction Of the proceedings by
the people in this Stale. This they will
attempt to obtain in the October cleo.
ton. Neither money nor labor. will be
spared to elect those to Ccagress and
The Legislature. who will support them
10 their usurped places. Tf-z 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18


6rThe Senatorial Convention. which
met at Rockport on Saturday. for The
District Of Perry, Spencer and Warwick,
was not very, harmonious, and its re-
suits not very aateriag Tor the prospects
Of the nominee. The proceedings were
prepared by The managers weeks ago,
and the meeting was called simply to
register them. Resolutions were passed
approving the Kansas Nebraska net
the Cincinnati platform, and pleigins
the Convention 10 support the Demo-
cratic State ticket nominated on the S.h
of January. The last was must violent
ly opposed, but il was forced through in
spite OF the opposition. Juo. .
Shoemaker, OF Perry. was nopinatsd
for Senator. He Was put upon the
stand and iuterrogated in regard to his
views OF the English bill; he professed
to accep, il as an adjustment Of the
Kansas controversy. This created q
tunuli, and ,tlrests were made to call q
boilers convention. The leaders finally
triumpaed aud silenced all opposition
We learn that an independent candidate
will be announced who will give the
caucus candidate hard race.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
A Gard.

A CALLED meeting OF the Journeymen Oak
n Coopers Of the city OF Evansville, was held
May y, 1888. The meeting organized by elect
ing a President and Secretary. ". r 4
The object OF the meeting being stated Messrs. Tea
man, Sherwould and HoH were chosen TO draft resou-
tons The Committee retired for short time and
turned with the following resolutions: II
& RgsoLvED, That we view the course which the
proprieors Of the Machine shop of this city are pur
suing to break down the regular Coopers as dshcnor
able, unjust and uncalled FOR. 80 n. -
RESOLVED, That we will use all honorable means
in cur powerto put down any attempt at monopoly.
which IS designed to njure our business in this city
RESOLVED, That inasmuch tho proprietors OF
said Machine Shor, while il was in course OF ercc-
ton, pledged themselves to sustain the regular price
OF cooperage In this civ. and that Immediately after
starting they put the price down % cts, on the bar.
rel therefore, we have confidence in their sense
OF honor.
RESOLVED, That weinvte the Ceopers that are en-
gagged In the said Machine SHOP at this present time,
TO quit there between and the first Of June, and
they will be furnished with berths i'm the regular
shops, and that after that time we look upon all
conpers that assist in the mandatory IF cooprage in
said shop. SCABS and that will onde scel,d
TO work In any shop that they may get employ ment
In.
On motion Of Mr. Teaman, Il was voted that the
above proceedings be published in the daily papers Of
this city. FRANK SHOOK. Ses.'y.
jeio-2wl&w
6ruEEsE-s0 boxes best ". Il. and Hamburg, for
~ sale hy GILBERT A. ROXI.ES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18

The Household Words for July are
already spread, and can be obtained of
the agents, Messrs. Dobell & Conyng-
ton, and Mr.. Jobnston. 800.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
Abstract

AUcts oVt 80
Statement of tie Condition of tie CITY
FIRE INSURANCE, COMPANY Of
Hartford, January lst. 1858. r
ace NAME AND LoC ATOM. .sssrg a., -
The name Of this Company is the CRY aT FInK Is:
is located at Hartford. Connecticut.
The amount OF its Capital Stock is one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. The amount Of its Capt.
tai Stock paid up IS one hundred and ffty thousand
dollars. - 20 % - ~ 'tft
Cash on hand. 90 6.ns
Cash In hans Of agents end oiher PERSONS. 10
Bon L owned hy tue Company
Central Railroad Company, paying semi
DEBTS due the Company secured iy NOR :
Loans on collateral secured by nj shares
q Bank stock. and other stocks aud ,.o a.
All other securities are :.
tb5 Shares Bank stock ............ 81 uylu
Bills receivable ........ ............ l2,35J.ss
Accrued Interest. ...-.-.. i,0i3.t6
Office Furniture. ...... ................. SILT
Total Assets Of the Company $ls2 o.. u
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and not due. .s3,,s5.o0 ..
Losses unadi listed aud in sus-
pense, waiting for further aga
All other claims againsi the
Company estimated...... tk,s.w
Total iiabIitiee. .sis,s.ooo
The greatest insured in any risk u 900
The greatest amount allowed tn be insured in any
Que City, Town or Village, varies according To its
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in any
one block, varies as In the preceding.
s. g a ss WIN
L.BRAINARD. sec'y 49,
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Abstract

Oftae !Ssmi- .Aazral Statement IF ths gfairs
and condition of tie fOHE INSURANCE
Company. IF De CITY IF Neo fork, on tie
3lst dayf December, 1851.
Cash Balance in Bank 81 900 Is
Bonds and Mortgages (beins hrst lien ON
Real Estate, worth az least tssl ,Vlol... fD,tO W
Loans on stocks, payable on demand, :.
sIassss value q sssa,i;ss sasass:, 2 s., 8 8
Real Estate, No. 4 Wall Street, tthe ONCE
of the Company. bs,ooi az
Interest due lst january, lsss, !of -.
which, si3, 5,e3 has since been recv0 l4,Ss5 70
Balance IN hands OF Agents and Ia course
of srnis sion from Agents, on 81 Il Dec HIM 70
! (Df which 1881 81 has since been received),
Premiums tue and uncollectcd On Policies
issued at Once. .............-.-... 2,Osi 5S
........................s s3a,sis 81
LIABILITIES. =
Outstanding Losses on 3lst De. ~.
cemner, 1885,, estimated at. ..s3', 40 OF
Due Stockholders on account - y 30 g..
OF Seventh Dividend. ..s... loo 90
EIt CHAs.J. MARTIN, prest.
Az. wILLMAkTH, Vice Prest.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
A, C.HALL0CK, Agent, Eyansvil1cs- Ind
jeli-d N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-18
LATER FROM UTAH.

ST LouIs. June IA, 9P -Colorei
Thomas l. Kane from Camp Scott, May
sixteenth, passed Boonvilie,his evening,
He reports Gov. Cummings, as having
retu ned after av no m deiuefec,ua at.
tenn pts to arrest the Mormon begira to
the south. = Salt Like City and the
northern settlements were nearly de
serted. fow persons only remainine to
guard The buildings. Forty thousand
persons are sad to be in mJ,ion, their
trains extending mile down the valley
The mes, advanced trains were already
three hundred miles distant. Il
To evade answering width bound
they say "going Soo,h"l Their sup.
posed destination Is Cedar Cily, or some
part of Sonsra There were no mules
at Camp Scott. Met Col. H"ffman's
train twenty miles from Platte fridge.
Jnhuston would wait the arrival OF
the Peace Commissioners. The Indians
were annoying the Mormons, csllins
them "squaws.' aud saying they wont
fight. ne
Young delivered The seal. records, &c
which were supposed TO have baen DE-
stroyed, to Cumming. Heavy rains ex'
tended far West. All streams were full
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WANTED.

PROPOSALS to build brick stable and woodshsd
aud large cstern- For particulars cali at our ONCE.
jei4-Iw IGLEBARr & Antilles.
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Great Sale of Imported Brandies at

NTE viii sell at our store Main street, Sat1r
w day, J une 18th next, at public auction, $500
worth Of first quality and genuine imported Brand
in and pipes and Preserved Fruits in glass jars.
The above y ere seut us from New ORLEANS on con.
sgnIaent sni are Of superior quality and propie.
tors OF tar+ooms and eenfeetioners are invited to
come and txf.miLe. 81
The goods will be sold without reserve. Terms
cash for all sums under t25; for sums over that
taken. = DECKER * KRAMER.
N. B. Consienments are solicited. The money win
be promptly paid over as soon As sales are effected.
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MiSTs. ssass@ N slss ssss 81 the saass, ),
timberrJ. The csnl passes through the land near
sse mouth q s s s r rSe ecs
Is about feet thick, and In good working order.
a . ss. sss sas 20 s Ss 'sass
horse pouers and valuable horse 70 WORK Il; god
,osins on The csnsi The boat Is capable Il Ginsiss
down hffeen huldrd bushels ~ q load. There y On
SCI e ss "s snsas seS
last the stock till the new crop ccue3 in. Also, all
The household furniture ~ the house will be cold;
corn and one OF yoctoes The location Il one of the
lest shipping points on the canal; u the proper &C
Communications erected for stpr1ge Of produce,
would soon becme the center Of trade for that part OF
the country The whole win be sod, or II me per-
Ro~iey. a The Canal coiisss%s ocss Of 70 irancs
Amory, in evansville Also, Aliens Exchange,
Ne iei s ran sa's' ,5 1RowLRY AMoRs.
AeesIcULT,g.RAL, I sls.,
: 3 do scytbes and Grades do do;
90 90 Mannr ,;I Perks;
a'S1s' sfysAs stones i fsi t. sa Cook q ; SONS
| MOWERS, Keepers and Threshtrs Of VARIOUS pat.
lSA terIs and sizes, for sale at :, ,ov -
c--------l,h IA. Cooh SON !
- iea basbeis Dried Apples; T1TtTg
70 do do Peaches
JET 5sso. :ass a h,oooA : SUNS
| XM HITE LEAD-sce kegs pure White Lead, jus
''''''" ANU ~ WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
| lust RECEIvED- ersEfulL ~
4 81 q reels Cotton Rop'; i,
| 5nbales Candle Wicking.l u
50 do Cotton Irvine; e
200 gross Mstches In store and for sale by
nOORS AND SASHA large assortment Of Par
| IL ell Doors, aud assorted sizes Window Sash. i
store and for sale low by WHEELER RIGGS
kUNDRIES- -e--1f =
Il ~ 10 tierces Rice; - 49,, n
/ l. SO bbls- Wilmington Tar; i.
10 de Powdered Sugar; =