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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-18
The School Meeting

Mt the Court House was a source of the
highest qualification to the friends Of Free
Schools. The presence Of the ladies' and
the derse, compact crowd that filled the
Court Room was evidence Of the intense
interest felt in the object Of the meeting
b, all classes. The speaking was excel
lent; the appeal to the good sense and
hearts of the people to stand by our ex
cellent institutions of education were
ernest, eloquent and able. No fustIan
nor overstraining for Buncomb were
needed. Mr.. Jones did all that could be
done for his cause, but be showed by his
manner that he felt his positions unten-
able. and displayed none q his usual
force; his words dropped from his own
lips as listlessly as they fell upon the
ears OF his auditors. The efforts Of Maj
Robinsos, Mr.. Ingle and Judge Foster
were forcible and pertinent. The speech of
Mr.. Blythe was in his happies. vein, and
was most noble and effective appeal to
his fellow citizens to stand by. and die
by the old charter and the free schools.
An intelligent stranger from the East,
who was present, says to us that the
speaking. on the occasion, was superior
to any public discussion he has listened
to in any part of the country for many
years;-in his opinion. the display Of
ability and eloquence reflected credit up
on the city. The closing scene gave IN
occasion for pointed and cutting repair
tee. Mr.. Jones had attributed all the
defects IN our city government to the
charter. His opponents showed pretty
conclusively that the defects were not il
the Charter itself, but in the defective ad
ministration oft. Change the executiv,
officers and the Charter would be founc
good enough. Mr.. Jones replied tina
the charter was like q noble looking mu.,
we had recently seen IN the streets, har
messed ia dray, and tied down and re
strained by ropes to keep him from
running away and kicking the vehicle L
pieces. The mule was strong, periec
animal in every point, but he didn't " ork
and he wouldn't work in any kind Q
T harness and under any driver;-it was
, vicious beast. Mr.. Blythe retorted tina
the NATURAL temper Of a beast was a here
, ditary quality. and the comparison was
paternal SANDER, for Mr.. Jones was him
self Daddy to the city charter. an
brought the offspring into being and CAV
it all its i'll and good qualities.
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OF The Volksbote has what appe RS,
in black letter, to be slaughtering ar
ticle upon the Journal; but as we can't
read it, we make no defence, and yield.
and acknowledge ourselves used up"-
We can stand French-some Italian,
Spanish, little Latin, and considera.
be English, but broadside in Dutch
blows US 'sky high" at once.
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The Nos, skeptIcal People--can be conyir

The Most skeptical PeOpie-Can he convinced
by trial that all the family medicines are not humhug,
and that the Thousand Of itterfy life, there
are few Of great merit and undou'ted worth. OF
hese, Dx. sssrosp's ISvIeokAToE OR LIVER REM.
stands first and foremost amorr the remedies Of
the day tha can he relied medicine that is AL il
is Recommended by its proprietors. Itadyeses itself
every trial, for tn none who itbut tell
their friends tn DO and 80 it goes frcm mouth to
mouth, TIL oil the people Of the Union have learned
the good of this truly valuable MEDICINE Itisrecom-
mendei with testimonials to prove its virtue, for the
of liver complaints Of every kid, from the worst
Dyspepsia a common hea iache and is particularly
a-aptesl to Jaundice, Daaagei Stomach, Bowel Con-
plants, and diseases Of Children. Gee Advertise
ment.D Pa. decs.
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THE LECTURE THIS EyEsISs by the Rev.
Mr.. SnILEY promises to be more than usually
attractive. The Lecturer -enicys fame as
one of the mos: elegant speakers Of the West,
ard tho subject in such hands cannot fail to
be made deeply intere sting. We hope the
Speaker will have the inspiration which a
full house only can impart, even TO the most
gifted lecturer.
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NEW FIRM.

lUAvING taken the stock and store lately owne
IL and occupied by H0LLINGSWOkTH 4
HUGHES, would inform my friends and the publ
WARE ANDsLOOKING GLASS BUSINESS at tn
old stand Main street. next door above the old Banl
recently perfected an arrangement with party 1
England. and lam enabled To much In tho cost
the Goo ts and prepared To otter Inducements to
old ~ well rs new customers. i will duplicate An.
Eastern bills, aud request those Who have been
TONED TO buying last to call and try Crates AZ
-E1-T'7- ''ll. J. W. HUGHES,
ser.,e Successor IN Holiinrsworth AZ Hughes
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FRoI KANSAS. Gov. Denver has vetoed
ritory from Lecompton TO Mnneola. Tho
Governor says the apital having been leg
ally locatsd Mt the former place and the
United States Government having spent o
large sum Of money in providing public
buildings, there is an implied obligation
that the seat OF Government shall remain
where it is. He has been in search Of the
new capital and can't find that it has any
thing more than descriptive existence"
He says. ifthe Legislature persist in remov-
ing to the new capital, the members Of the
Legislature, and the Territorial officers whose
duty it is. to reside at the seat of Govern
ment will have TO remove from place where
they have sufficient, and comfortable accom-
modations. to point where they would have
to camp ont, sleep in their tents or wagons,
and cook their own provisions, and that, too,
at season of the year when the weather is
usually very Indictment in this latitude.
The Legislature passed the bill over the
veto, and the act is now the law.
An election for the members of a new con-
stitutional convention has been passed; the
election to take place on the 9Th of March.
The convention TO frame the new constitu-
ton will meet carly tn April. An act has
been introduced into the Legislature and will
pass, it is said, declaring it to be felony in
any citizen to attempt toenforce the Lecomp-
ton constitution. In the debate which fol-
lowed members declared their resolution tc
resist any attempt on the part of the United
States to enforce the Lecompton constitution
with arms; and such is the universal rcsolu.
ton of the people.
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Prof. DcGrath's Original Electric On.-rhi,

Prof. DcGrath's Original Electric ON.-This
great discovry Is now creating n great sensation
among the Medical Faculties Of Europe md this coun-
try. 1t will cure the following, tnot everythinc)
Cures rheumatism, Pain In Breast, day;
Cures Neuralgia, Group, Tooth Ache, Burns, 10
minutes; ~ f uFr,J -.ai
Cures IIenorrhare, Scrofrla, Ahscess, 10 days;
Cures Bruises, Wounds, letter, 20 days; ,frr
Cures Ear Ache. Stiff Neck. Ague, dIy;
Cures Felons, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, TO 6
days;
Cures QuLsey. Palpitation, Pleurisy, to 10 days;
Cures Asthma. Palsy, Gout, Erysipeias. to 20
days: an
Cures Fros,ei Feet, chilbians, Stiff Joiu.s, Chron
&c Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever, and the
lame made to walk ny few bottles. .s.i a 4 =
This Oil (DeGrath'O is mild aud pleasant, and Is .
erea. family medicine for children teething, nc. La
dies sh"uId all use IL. II always leaves You bette
than Il finds you and one hOule often cures entirely.
Buy no Electric Oil - Pediars, beware Of base
imiators, protesting to make Electric OIL They know
nothing Of its manu- .artare. their only aim being 10
get money. Look out. Beware! The only genuine
10 made q. the old estsnlisbment, 80 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia. not removed, advertised by
base scamp. Name on the wrapper and blown in the
bottle. 'fHt't# -Ct-t 4Hhi fcbiT-d&wlw
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the multitude, depends upon the reign Of
ignorance over the masses. Having a
little learning themselves they ann to
preserve their power and superiority by
depriving the rising generation Of the
means of emancipating themselves from
the control OF Demogogues.
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Holl0way's Ointment and Pllls.-The family
medicine chest that is furnished with these two pow
erful remedies needs nothing Eruptons sores,
wounds, ulcers, tumors and sff joints are ipfaliby
cured by she Ointment; ana all affections Of the bow
els, stomach and liver by the Pills. Sold at the manu-
fsrtories, No. 80 Maidea Lane. New York, and No.
IA Strand, London; and by alldrugsiss at Csc tshc.
and si per pot or box. ~ Cfebis-d&wiw<
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A RARE CHANCE.

Land st $50 per Acre-Onc and bnlf miles
from Evansville.-We have now for sale two of
the che pest and rchestaets Of farming land that we
have offered in this market. one OF these tracts
contains ty-fve and the other ninety six acres, with
new fr house the one, and anew frame housc
frame barn and two ciserns the other. These
tracts are mostly covered with fine timber. They
have de irahs locality within one and half miles Of
Evansville. The wood on them will pay r the land
The bull nes on o. the tracts cost 500. This Is
decidedly the cheapest bargain that has been offered
this season,but 90 per part essn, the other
one, and three years credit Enquire Of Us for
further information. SEQ .i.asar ir.4H
.cEIFr JtFT IGLEHART Il ASTHEs,
febS-dhwlot ,s.r. Real Estate Agents.
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You've
are agents for the sale OF wATSON'S SEWING MA
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine vet invented
Ladies, u you want a FRIEND, one w.o will do yonr
work and ten no tales servant that Will not run out
of nights, ask psy At the end Of every week, buy
Of these useful articles, (price rom els to esa
and we are sure you will he suitesi. ~
g. 1vt HORNBROOK & CO.,
fsb5 g.. ...tr s.-, Water street, Evansville.
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~ Great excitement prevails in johnson
county, KY, in consequence Of murder
committed by man named Ward. An at
Tempt was made by his friends TO rescue the
murderer but the people gathered from al.
quarters and drove back the rescuers, killing
one OF theis number. The Jail Is now barri-
eaded. and guarded night and day-further
assaults being anticipated.
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~ A young man, named Charles Al
baugh, has been sentenced to three years IN
the Ohio Penitentiary for robbing the mails.
He is quite young-the son of highly respec-
table parents. and but a few weeks since was
married to a young lady of one of the first
families in the State.
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~The wife of Senator Douglas has been
ill, bat shc Is recovering. A
deep sensation was made in Washington by
the report Of her death, but il was happily
untrue. '-.a sff fa toa t,es lr ef'
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MARDI GRAs.-We had quite display Of
the masquers in the streets on Tuesday, re-
minding us Of Asrdi Gras in New Orleans.
1t was Shrove Tuesday, the end Oft Car
nival, and the day before Lent. 1t lis a day
of fun and frolic in every European. Catholic
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Murray = L.nman,. RIor,a. W.,er.-rhe

powerful, vet exquisite fragrance Of this preparation
neutralizss the odor Of obacco and 1t Is admirable
mouth wash after smoking As scothes all irritatons
OF the skin, should also he applied the face after
shaving; and for Chaps, Pimples. Bleches, is adj
mirable remedy. Sold ny d. r. Laiman Il Cor
Wholesale druggists 10 Water street. New York. and
by all drug ssts, NJ SOC. per bottle. febi1-d&wIw
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NlE beg to announce soectfuiiy TO the public Of
W Evansville aud vicinity that we have entered
into coparnershp under the title OF DcbeIl a. Con-
yngton and will conduct the Book Stationary, Maya
heis, late DoSetI Lister, siain street we leg to
thank kind for and to solicit
their continuance, assuring them that We cnme hf re
hem witha stock and the determination 20 supply
THOs. COyyNGTON.,
decs-H. Ell DORELL -E-.-l :
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~ A horrible murder was committed
near Scottville, Ky., on the 9Th inst. a Mr..
Porter, on returning home after short alb
sence found his wife in garden near the
house with her throat cut, and otherwise
dreadfully mutilated. Two negroes were ar
rested on suspicion. l-J u.
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~ Governor lizard has appointed
George Y. Hawk, ESQ, (nf New Albany, Judge
Of the Court Of Co1-lSon Pleas Of Floyd
county. in place fudge Anderson. resigned.
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w The keeper OF an eating house in
New York gives notice that during the month
of February he will supply free dinners to the
poor.
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We Challenge the worId-ro produce Prep.

We Challenge the WorId-To produce rrepa
ration SO eminently harmless generally approved,
and SO perfect in its operations as
Is "CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE"
II coects the injurious effects Of other dyes, invieor-
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
instantaneously, does not stain the SKIN. and its tint
are he
COUNTERS EITs OF NATURE.
Sold aerywhere and applied by all flair Drtssers.
JOSEPH CRISTADORo,
feb5- In No. 6 Aston House, New York.
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~ A petition, having upwards Of $1,000
signatures, praying Congress to enaSs ana
tional bankrupt law, is circulating IN New
York. .TTu HGf
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~ The Louisville Journal Gays that ac-
cording to a Washington correspondent
Grow struck Keitt twice in the face. First
the eyes had IL, and chen the nose. VOTE
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~ The increase of the hog product of
the West this season over the preceding sea-
son, Is estimasedat 400, 900 head. ~ J II
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II General Harvey has been granted a
furlough for two years. and is about to leave
for q tour in Europe.
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COAL.
T0lI y : COAL. 81 n
BoDIAM MINING COMPANY,

60 BoDIAM MINING COMPANY,
(Ofhce on Water street, under the Telegraph 0ice.)
Cart loads OF is bushels OF Bodiam Mine Coal de-
liyered any part Of the city at u 60 per load Coal
weighed, desired at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes OF solvent banksof Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. lfu JOHN WYM0ND.
dec2c-a. f.f Secretary and Manager.
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Library Lecture 1.-The Rev. GEO. W. SsrLrY,
ID. D., OF Louisville, will lecture before the Evans
willie Library Association. Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 18th at Crescent Hall.
Tickets to be hal ut the Lilrary Rooms. fcbI3-3t
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DR.. COGGsWELL'S br.fsr
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
8 "A

That has produced such remarkable effects
In many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and AZTEC.
rIoss OF THE Head. scd by disturbed circulaton,
in those who have tried it this city, is sale
sctf 53lr. bla ~ KELLER & WHITES.
II The hes,testimonias Of its efficacy have been
given by number OF the most respectable citizens whv
have tried Il. Liys
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
X ATEs .
To RENT.

n street, between Chesn ut and Walnut, containing
four large rooms, two small ditto, and good kitchen,
stabl and wood shed be let moderate rent. 1t
can he divided for families, is table for one
Apply 20 . = X. RENSCHLER, ON the premises.
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w A party of Fourierites have purchas-
cd farm in Dearborn county, Ind, com
prising two hundred and twenty acres.
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IpENJANIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
- DEGRATlI.-franklin brought electricity from

UpENJANIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
- DEGRATlI Frank lin brought electricity from.
the heavens to the earth, hut remained for Profess
Derath to apply that electricity to the relief Of
diseased and suffering mortals-diseases that hereto
fore baffed the physicians old treatment, such a
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
meas, Swelnes, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, &c, are
cured by Prof. DeGraths Electric Oh, in one two
DAYS. Read this letter; ~ = GstI
PRor, DEGRArH:-I have been the victim for many
years OF Rheumatic affection, and lostthe use OF
limbs; could not raise my hand 10 my head. In
short. wastotaiiy helpless. applied your Elec
trio OIL and before had used one hottie per-
fectly cured. You may refer any sahererto me.
Foc.E MRS. y. uUTCHINs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets.
Mr.. Hutchins Is well known in Philadelphia. Ny
Oil ha. cured sn other Philaiciphians, among whom
are Geo. W. Ward. ESQ.,, Jos. X. Bacon. r. d.
DeCosta, Mrs. Fassit, George @. Bower, 500 North
Third STREET. and Others al innitum Sale depot for
this city, No. 80 South Eighth near Chestnut street.
PROP. CHAs. DEGRATH.
The Electric OfrDepot has not been removed - ''s
~ RELEIGB, N. c., Fen. 6, 1881.
4, Joseph n. Hinton, loug retired physician OF
this city, have suffered much the last six years of
ae ction Of the knee and ankle joints of one of my
legs. rendering very lame, the limb stiff and con-
tracted and witai having been deaf in one ear the
last thirty odd years, from cold In the head many
years ago-have to-day had one application o. Prof.
Defaths Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied
by the of Prof. DeC3rath Chas DeGrath % Phila
delphia, and, by the blessings OF God find my
tractei leg verymuch limhered. and am Of opinion
few more faithful applications Of il will restore 1t to
soundnAss and usefulness again. Since applica-
ton has enabled me to short distance without in.
convenience NY hearing in the deaf ear, So much
improved that can bear thu ticking Of a wstch. i
have the oil in the hands OF Prof Chas. Deth,
in this city, suddenly relieve very 'nd OF Rheu-
atisn, and learn that Of the deafes. persons in
the community have been entirely restored to good
hearing in n few minutes, in the ns dsy OF two, by
the Electric Oil, in tho hands Of the Professor. .
| febi..lmd&w JOS. ID. HINTON
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Evansville Library Associ att IN Persons with
drawing books from the Library will take notice that
the suiation requiring fine Of FIVE CENTS day,
TO be charged against every retaining book
over two weeks, unlexs renewed will be strictly en-
forced BY order Of Directors:
febf4-Iw JOHNF CRISP, Librarian.
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STRAYED on the premises Of the SUBSCRIBER, Al
- kowleyville, q calf, about seven mouths on.
which can be had by the owner on pay meat OF ex
penses MICHAEL MAGIN.
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BOOKS. BQOKs!-B0OKS or ALL KINDS
ID can pe found e II. L. yohnson's Book Store and
Blndery; Blanks, Blank Books, School Books Copv
Books, &c First store close to the Pottoics, near
Aan fcbl7
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ROELKER, KLUsMAN & CO.,

Con posed &c John II Rocker, VIM. II. klpsman and
Of tie former concern, and will continae the MANU-.
FACIpRE OF STOVE, and AGENERAL FOUND
RY BUSINESS, at the old stand ON Main street.
7 .assa r.-ro-.r - =. Sd, W BRINkNEfER,-
WIN. II. KLUSNAN, a
.pgnfa Lg-gf JOHN Ii, FELDWRISCH.
Eel,rua f.hte -
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GNU GTORAGE.
NEW FIRM.

u +inder the style OF -. n
n HOLLiNGsWORTH 4 BROTHER.
and have ju,t rece vel q large and .sphlc stock Of
Q u l. l. ~ 5 w a q. L,
LOOKING GLASSES, B ssrr
CHINA. GLASSWARE &C., kc.,
ut Preston Bros obi stand, opposite Bemenf yiele's.
where We will be pltases 10 see all our friends. The
stock is entirely new. artd to our oritr,
xpress for the Evansville wholesale and retail trade
We prvf IN sell tow any AMI sat STAG
ton given in all cases Personal attention civ. g. ors
ders. ~ r. W H0LLt<GSWOtTII,
jan Film T. j. HOLLtNGSw0RTn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
w. insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
~ cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.

RAIsED in Decatur county, Iowa. original SEED
~ from Hungary about years ago Turns On
from to tons of hay TO the preferred to any
other hay for stock. stock OF the above Seed just
reed by ljan l3l Y. III. COOK 4 son, Agis.
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"A NEW iC.ONC.ERN.uD
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
>s,>. os~a~~~~.>

u THIRD STREET, nca w opposite the Court.
House, next door e. K.ln's "ffce, AID has uperei
a WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE.
lie has on haus aconsgnment ~ WINES FROM
without mixture or aiulteiTt on lie Warrants them
y lie all they represented He has large stock "
Fine and Common gars, and liquors ~ various nj.
which he offers ut wholesale retail los prices
Ills wines he sci sly the dozen sifge hott lie
invites the lover. Of good wine> % call try ih-m
fphin-f ~-,.. PETER HITFFNAGIE.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-PARfNERsHIP,O OF BRINKMEYER,
y kLUSMAN u Co., has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent by the retirement Of r. W. Brink
mey and the affairs Of the old VIII be settled
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VIE iNC Sc on the corner OF corre, OF IN I'd ana
IL Chetnst streets, formerly occupied hy i n
Dan,eis, ESP very desireahie SITUATION, win rood
sanling aud carrarc house y Tor r~pf 70 rocd teo
sns"nquirs ~ 'ian5-f.I Ip BYRST