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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-01

BeA. Wea informed that a merchant
obtained ., n.quisitian from the Governor OF
Massachusetts, on the Governor of MSsis-
sippi, for the body oil merchant at Holly
Springs, WHO was charged with obtaining
goods under false pIetences from the Boston
merchant. The proper writ was granted
by the Governor of Mississippi to an agent
OF the Boston merchant. Armed with this
writ, the agent proceeded to Holly Springs
last week to make the arrest. On his ar.
rival there his business was soon found out,
public meeting called, and resolutions
adopted TO the effect that Massachusetts,
having always resisted the. rendition of flu
gitive slaves, had no right TO any sort of
requistion npon the people of Missis-
sippi, and that the agent OF the Boston house
be notified To leave, or he would be trotted
through. OF course he left, and, We I'M
derstand, burnt all OF his requisition pa-
Pers, and promised never to return.
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: 49, ~ CINCINNATI, March :31-M.
? Weather clear and cold. Light frost last
night. The river fell two feet two inches in
the last twenty four hours. .f
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A Double Duty 20 be Performed-A
49, Matter Of Importance. alsf1

% az Matter OF Importance a-4it
Voters must bear in mind that on Mon
day they win vote for city officers at the
city precincts, and for township officers at
the Court House. The elections are sepa-
rate and distinct, under the supervision of
different officers. This should beuniversal-
ly understood by voters, as many may think
that after having deposited their ballot for
the city officers, their whole duty is done.
But there are two elections on the same
day, and double duty to be performed.
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ON ing three election precincts sirhin tho city
of evansville, and prescribing the places at which
tho voters of the several wards shall vote at City
Elections. Passed March ~, A. d. 1883. .s "a q
SEC !. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the tity Of Evansville, that the City Of Evanssillebe
and the is hereby divided iuto three Election
Precincts, to be known and designated the First
Second, and Third Election Precincts of the City Of
Evansville the First Precinct shall consist of the
First, Seeond, and Ninth Wards of the City: and
the place of holding all city elections within aud for
said precinct shall be at the Engine House ON See
sond street, known the Neptune Engine House.
The Second Precinct shall consist of the Third,
Fourth, and Eighth Wards of the city; and the
place Of holding all its elections within and for said
precinct shall be at the Engine House on Vine
street, known the Young America Engine House
The Third Precinct shall consist of the Fifth Sixth
and Seventh Wards of the city; aud the place of
holding all city elections within and for said pre-
cinct shall be at the Engine House Fourth street
known the Union Engine House.
SIC. g The qualified voters of the City OF Evans
Vile hereby prohibited frem voting (tf any city
election) in any precinct other than the one In
which they respectively reside. D y - s-i57'll
Attest : JOHN HEWSOE, Mayor
"A. LENcKE, City Clerk. marI6-d3w
HA TEnouirer and Noiksbote couy5 = iFat -
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BALTIMORE. March 3l-M

d .allFa 5BALTIMoRE, MATCH in
Flour dull, Howard street is offered at S.
Is and Ohio at Sc IL. Wheat dull and un-
changed. Corn firm, white has advanced
two cents sales a.. 6sc. 9soe. yellow SIC.
F@84c. Provisions unchanged. ~
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GIL 500 NEW ARRANGEMENT. -1r'iss Asatt
The ADAMS EXPRESS GoaPAsY respectfully an
nounce 10 their friends and patrons the publieof
Evansville and vicinity, that, with fncfc;ssed fscih
ties for the transportation Of t-4t7se - a'aa'ttf
FRETGiHP, fPACK A 6iEssa i'es5Fa- asse7
NOW YIN D VI VA BIZ rs >. 2
They so5icit n continuance of former iavors. *.
pecia taken in the collection of Bills, raf
Notes, and the transportation Of small and u.tiie
packages. iift scr -i -'v@ - - go -sie 1881
All persons wishing TO avail tlenise Ive of te {, sa
cties of the Express, obtain any desired inieffe
nation in reference tp the routes and def.saof The
business, at their Office First street, fets
Main and Locust opposite the Post ofice SIS re- - -
de Is .ss . - q. II. FISH, Aeentssss
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- you'd beg leave ~ solicit for thv new hrn..
tho saline patronage which bestowed on The sl,:
firm. -,-- . PHILLIP ERANEr
Heferring to the above, request all th,,s,, N,
An"m themselves indebtesi to for years 10 come,
up and settls, determined to tIos,. ON, IA
bo"hs- , - jan27- 3nI
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IS 7HH Il RCH.G.N-TS' Esse Sgs.sx'f'Es..-4.a
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AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY PRoPRIKyoEs
To THE WEST AND SlIITH-WE
No.2 SeuTH WATER STREET, EVA

u VIA ALBANY AND BUEFALO. 4 q
The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods "a
from New York and Boston, at as lew as ans
Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in good o. 8
better time, having unequaled facilities for safe ndi
speedy transportation. affs H..sr ffi-s,-. a.sFf
No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has ans q So
nectioA with .slsss.z s....4 5s.f.'l - Esfs
+ Arrangements were made by carly last sailg q.
by which we are enabled to forward l0t oUiy the
lighter portion of shippers freight, baI. crzs
ny both light and heavy with the l,ron i esa
which has always characterized the g Merohants' "a
Despatch Bringing our freights incur cNl ears, -
with passenger trains, aud having agents
points of transhipment, have advantages in ~
point of speed and safety, which render il ia9eHy
side for other companies to compete with u.s.. t-
This Despatch is owned and ged by lie &
American Express Company, which is sufficient
guarantee that all just claims will be settled he'
delay, las has been tine for the past threaycas
and 10 the satisfaction OF these by whom thsssnlss
be presented. Z .tsisa 80 JOHN G. WATSON, 'ass.s
septl-Gm .fai.st ia Agent, iEerre naUte. IS
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10 The Swiss Bell Ringers
Will repeat their delightful entertain.
ment, thissevening, at Crescent City Hall.
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~ sale and Retail GROCER Ann PRoyIsie,N
MERCHANT dealer in eordaae, Nails, Glass. e..
meut, Powder, Plaster Paris, &c, No rs Main
street. near the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb2s
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To the Appraisers Of The Counties along The
line Of The Eoalspilte aud CrasefordsoiIle
Railroad
GRsTLBnEN-ln view Of the fact that no
notice from the State Auditor has yet been
received designating point upon the line
of said railroad as suitable place of meet
ing, to estimate the value of the road nc
cording to law and as an initiatory step to
supply this delinquency, allow me to propose
Vincennes. as the place of meeting. No OBJ
lection to that point being offered, the sug-s
gestion can be considered accepted by COM
mon consent. Say, then. County Auditors
Office Vincennes, Monday, April 18th, at
two o'clock, p. Nj. See the amended Ap-s
praisement law of Indiana, approved March
4th, 1859, section six, providing for the APP
praisement of railroads. q as.se .,ss
Hoping to meet full representation,
have the honor to remain yours, &C.,
F6aa xaaaast G. w. HARDIN,
u-gH Appraiser of Vanderburgh county.
-,.,s.- (Coaamusicated.
-. Muggins Forever.
To THE EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL:
The announcement of Mr.. Muggins as
candidate, and the full and candid avowal
of his principles, meet with universal ap-
proyai.
/ have consulted with the voters in
Skuak's Alley Whisky Row, and Prison
Precinct, and Dr. Squattlebum, Esquire
Blatherskite and all the leading men in
those portions of the city, promise their
votes and active support. ta
The opinions of these gentlemen should
have great weight, as they and their ances-
tors have held high official positions from
the time of the peaceful death of Hannah
? and the quiet demise of Arnold, down to
the recent excavations into the Pigeon Town
ship Treasury. Muggins. having no occnpa-
ton has strong claims upon the community,
and il Is to his credit that he has never so
far demeaned himself as to learn a trade,
nor has he ever been degraded by any kind
of labor.
Il may be further said, in behalf of Mug.
gins, that his pledges az 10 the manner in
which ne will discharge bis official dutie.
may be relied upon, and the results of his
Official career win give no regrets or disap-
> pointment
Official pledges hare been SO often violated
that bad faith and peculation have become
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. EhsSSJLUffO-S.- TIE ks.1 Is f.S.Es Re
Ell. ship heretofore vN isiins is.tN.rn fhiiila
Darker aud fhilip Rrnier uiriuT lac firm OF D,s
er & Kramer, has i-ai slissoh pd by consent
Tho old business viii t0 carried on al In, oil siani
by PHILIP nErRER, who Will eouti,r..s tlss
VIII" viii also sotilo the affairs aud il.sers at ti,.
inte hrm i -s3.5f -t..r = PHILIP DEGhEk. q
.i.,-t = 49, q 80 PHILIP kRA siisi.
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RETAIL MARKET

CORRECTED DAILY BY z. n. COOK SON.
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TRIPLE 40 a candidate for Trustee, of Pigeon
Township. a,f.s ii- .=ttIH MANY VOTERS q.
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A0Du. rs TRE TIME TO PRC.r.E.
eV Hedge Shears, Grass Shears,
Rose Bush do, Pruning Saws,
Pruning Knives, Budding X hives,
ladies (sets) Garden Tools,
Garden Hoes lin Variety,
Do Rakes do,
Do Spades do.
just opened and for sale 10y C. ). WELLS,
MARI Sign of the Golden Mill Saw.
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7SEUsfC.-.NR. y. q. G.ROSS Hill.
SEA give Lessons on the Violin, Violincelio and
Gnitar. Rooms at No. ~ Main street. up stairs
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To the Appraisers Of The Counties along The
line Of The Eoansoate aud CraiefordspiIle
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SHERIFF SALE

fkY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
NE Office of the Clerk of the District Court
of Howard County Iowa. to me delivered and
directed, commanding me to make the sum Of
ninety tour dollars and eighteen cents DANA.
ges besides costs of suit and accruing costs to
satisfy Il judgment that G. DorIand & Co.,
recovered against c V. Dorand, at the court
of common pleas OF Huron county, Ohio, on
the 18th day of Ocsaber, A. d. 1851, and iI-
tereSt thereon at six per cent until paid, Il
transcript of sail judgment was fled IN the
office Of the Clerk of the District Court of How
ard county. iowa, on the 10th day of De-
cember, a D. 1859, by virtue Of the same, |
have levied upon all the right title and inter-
est which the said c. " Dorland had to and
in the following described premises on the 10th
day Of December, 1859, to wit the south west
quarter of section three, town ninety seven
range twelve west Of the 9Th P NJ. in How
ard county, Iowa, which shall expose to pub
lie SALE as the law directs at the front door
Of the Eagle Exchange HOTEL in the village
of New Oregon, Iowa on Saturday the 2lst
Cay Of January next at two o'clock P. NJ. to
satisfy said demand.
Date. December 2lth A. D. 1859.
JAS. CARPENTER, Sheriff. Inl9-twl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SHERIEErS SALE.

pY virtue of an execution issurd out
~ of the office of the c erik of the District
Court of Howard County Iowa. and to me
directed and delivered against the goods and
chattels and for want thereof the lands and
tnncmcnts Of Seneca Hunt, whereby am
commanded to make tn sum of seventy five
dollars besides costs OF Sut and accruinss costs
to satisfy a Judgment that c. NJ. NlunSon OBJ
tanned against Seneca Hunt on the 2HN day OF
November. A. D. 1859. before T. ". Allen, II
justice OF the peace in and for said county i
transcript ofSah Judgment having been duly
flied in The Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court OF said county on the LIST day of Deccr.-
Der 1850. by virtue OF the same have levied
upon the ri yht title. and interest which the
sad Seneca Hunt had to and in the following
described real estate on the frs. day of Dec.
\ y 1859. to wit the East ha f OF the North
Vest quarter of sectiHn seventeen township
ninety eight. North Of Range eleven. West OF
fifth principal meridian, which | shall expose
to public sale rs thr law directs, ut Tie from
,doo-' of the Easlc Exchange Hotel in the VIII
lagc Of New Oregon, Iowa. on Saturday he
DIST day of january next. between the HI us
Of nine O'Clock A. W. and four o'clock p. ".
Of that day to satisfy SAID demand Inl94w
Dated December clst 1859.
JAS CARPENTER, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SHERIFFS SALE.

PF virtue ofa special execution issued out
IL of the Office Of the clerk Of the district
court of Howard county Iowa, and to me de-
livered and directed whereby I am commanded
to make the amount of a judgment and de-
cree of foreclosure that John H. Cowles obtain.
ed against Patrick Coyle at the October, term
of said court, shall sell at the front door of
the Eagle, Exchange Hotel in New Oregon
Iowa, on the 3Ist day OF December, 1859. be-
tween the hours Of 8 o'clock A. N. and 4
o'clock Pan. of said day, all the right title
and interest that Patrick Coy!o had to and in
the hast quarter Of section twelve in
township one hundred north range fourteen
ll4) west. on the 26th day of April 1858. to
satisfy said Judgment and decree
Done at Sheriff's Office, November 3Oth,
1859. fnl6-4w1
JAS. CARPENTER, Sheriff.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1859-12-30
SIXTH YEARS. ANNOUNCEMENT.
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
$3.50.
YNHE managers have the pic ,sure Of a

Y\HE managers have the pleasure Of an
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The appointments of Honorary Secretaries
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Adv'ts.
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KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE

FTNHE fiftieth volume of the Knickerbocker
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We have now two contributors not exceled
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