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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-11

save learn from the Lafayette Courier
that while the Express train on the New
Albany & Salem Railroad was coming South,
about seven miles from that city, a man was
discovered upon the track, but too late 10
avoid hitting him. The train was stopped
and the man taken up for dead. Being
placed in the Express car, he soon become
conscious. On being asked his name, be
roughly answered /" None OF your business"
This is ali the explanation he would souch-
safe to give. 1t was afterwards ascertained
that his name was Adam Dosh. He had
been on spree, and getting more liquor
aboard than he could conveniently carry,
had laid down ON the track His uncere-
monious hoist upon the eow-cateher CON-
pletely sobered him. Strange to say, he
was but slightly injured
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BeA. The New York Tribune, after giving
a long trial to the method Of the London
Times of publishing its leaders without
headings, has returned to the old practice.
The change makes decided Improvement
in the appearance of the Tribune, aud un-
doubtedly affords satisfaction to its readers.
One naturally prefers to have some hint Of
what he is going to read about, before Dip
ping into a long article. Captions, too,
should generally be as little enigmatieal as
possible, having point and substance, as well
as comely appearance. .sr 3s 4.a.-
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pending amendments, but was indefinitely
postponed.
The bill repeating the charter of the Bank
of the State coming up. was indefinitely
postponed by the following vote:
AYEs-Anthony, Bseson, Bennett, Blair,
Brown, Cobb, Conner, Cooper, Cravens,
Craven, Culver, Hamilton, Heffren, Hill,
Johnston, Jones, Line, Miller, Murray,
Odell, Rice, Slack, Steele, Stevens, Tarking-
ton, Thompson, Turner, Wagner, Williams.
-2e. tIagT Lsf.EHfJta- Fl g-Ea
s. NAYs--Bobbs, Carnahan, Connolly, Fisk,
Gooding, Hargrove, Hendry, Jennings, Kin
ley, Lomax, Mcclure, March, O'Brien, Rob-
inson, Shoemaker, Studabaker, Wallace,
Wilson'S. Aat s
A great many explanations were made by
gentlemen, in reference to their votes. The
Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE. - Petitions were presented by
Messrs. Hunter, Mellett, McLain and Crit
fifth. The Speaker presented reports from
the Trustees of the canal, in reference to
the salaries of the Trustees and the amount
of lands unsold, and money received on the
sale of lands, since its transfer to the bond
holders VI z 4 4l..--. -' sa' -
Reports were made from the Committee
on Roads, the Judiciary, and Benevolent
Institutions. Various reports were made
from special committees, though on subjects
of no particular interest to our readers.
In the afternoon the Constitutional Con-
vention Bill was called up, and referred to
Committee of one from each Congressional
District. No less than thirty-fve bills were
then introduced, all on matters of minor
importance. The Door-keeper was instruct
ed, by resolution, to buy So worth Of stamp:
for each member, when the House ad-
jonrned. sob alssf3.a eas f..s s-6l e-s..
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S5,422,43

deficiency .,..,...................S5 81, 422, 43
The expenditures in the foregoing report
are not ordinary expenses, but extraordina
ry, growing out of the rebuilding of the
University. The ordinary expenses, you
discover, are estimated at $500 per annum.
The tuition fees $500, are made up princi-
pally of an assessment of 81 per term upon
each student for janitor's wages and Incl
dental expenses, as the great mass of stu
dents receive instruction without charge
under the wise provision of the law The
income of the University fund on loan is
applied to the payment of the corps of in
structors, and to divert that would be to
close the Institution. You will discover,
therefore, that the revenue to be derived
from the lands is the only resort, nor is it
desirable that they should be kept out of
market, for unless agents are employed to
superintend them much waste will be COM
mitted. Even our common school lands,
with local trustees to guard them, have suf-
fered in this particular. The bill does not
propose to sell all the lands at once, but
discretion in regard to it must be invested
in the Trustees. The Legislature sits only
dice in two ysare, and opportunities of dis
posing Of portions to advantage might be
lost by delay, whilst the sale on very long
credit will undoubtedly produce the full
value, and the annually aecruing interest
the means of complying with the require
ments Of law for the extension of the Uni
versity. The act of 1882 requires the es-
Enlistment of Normal Department and
an Agricultural Department, but unless the
University derives revenue from its en-
dowmentS, it cannot meet these obligations
nor provide for the Indebtedness created by
the calamity to which the building was
subjected Any further information you
may desire, will take great pleasure in
furnishing. ..- --.....
Very respectfully and truly your friend,
JAMES R. NJ BRYANT
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HeA- The President of the Sinking Fund
in his recent. communication to the State
Senate, furnishes an aggregate of loans in
the several counties ofthe State. Unstable
shows what counties have reaped tho great
est benefit from this fund. 1t will be seen
that Marion has bad the use of S322,z74 Il,
and Vanderburgh $1o,es3 STA difference
of over a fkirf;ath -. -.
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REA. Lieutenant Governor Hammond is
now considered ont of danger, and has a
good prospect of early restoration to health.
This information viii be gratifying to his
numerous friends throughout the State.
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state University.

A bill is now before the State Senate, au-
thorizing the sale of the lands belonging to
the University, for the purpose of liquid
ating its debts. OurSenator, Mr.. n T. Car
nahan, addressed a nete to Col. j. R. NJ.
Bryant for statement concerning the fnan-
cial condition of that institution for the in
formation of the Senate, and received the
following reply; 80
IxDIA.APoLis, Feb. 2, 1889.
Hon. H. T. Canadian .- .r.ar ...rt ~
DEAR SHIN answer to your inquiry
concerning the financial condition of the
University, I have to say that the reason
why a financial report is notincluded in the
annual catalogue is, that the catalogue is
usually made out and printed ready for dis
tribution at the Commencement, in July,
and before the annual meeting of the Trus-
tees, at which the financial reports are made.
The report of the Finance Committee is al
ways spread upon the records of the Board,
and might, when the legislature meets,
with great propriety, be communicated to
that body-and provision is made in the bill
now before the Senate for regular financial
reports. The condition of the University
can be gathered from the following extracts
from the last financial reports v
Receipt at the close of the year
ending July II, ls5S........ ,2e6 As
Expenditures during same time, 2,269 81
0verpaid by the TreasureF.... 81 Is
Warrants outstanding same date. g., SCI 40
Excess of expenditures over re-
ceipts...... ..................S4,5 sos 4e
To this must be added for the q
coming year the interest on the =
outstanding warrants. .......... 200 90
Ordinary expenses of University 800 90
S5,595 AZ
Tuition fees, estimated. $T00 90 IS
| Instalment of the sale of.........
boarding house ........, 3T6 Sc
Notes uncollected in the ts..ss
Treasurer'ss hands,. 100 81
Available subscriptions
/ unsolicited ................ 700 90
/ Due from individuals. l76 80
EE 2,673 0:
Deficiency ........................S 81, 922 4:
To this should be added amount asf
needed for Library, philosophi- =
cal apparatus, and furniture. $500 OF
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DIED.

On the 10th inst, at O'Clock, SAMUEL, infant son
of Josiah and Mary T.. Rightly. aged months.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock. from the residence of its parent, Sec
ond street, above Oak. The friends Of the, family
are respectfully invited to attend. IL: s. ~.
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PIous LEaIsLAroRs.-Th members of the
Maine Legislature have concert of sacred
music every morning, fifteen minutes before
the House organizes. .5..9 s.-dj zs.,isi.
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mA- 1t seems that Bennett of the New
Yerk Relatd is to only known hereafter as
the author of Mary Ann.
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Wisconsin mud
LOCAL AGENTS AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
N ESGRS KRAFT & HELM AM.

LOCAL AGENTS AT EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
sIESSRS. KESATZ 6 HEILMAN.
THE subscribers would. respectfully inform the
public that they have secured agency to sell the
above named Sbingle Machine, and that they VIII
fiji all orders on short noticed Ono Of these Ma
elines has been on exhibition for several days in
this city end its superior merit il acknowledgedDy
ALL Persons may doubt the ability OF this ma
chine will do will to enquire of our Lumber deal
ers Mr. Glover and MIR Fergus, and any person Ia
the city who has ssen the machine in operation.
The Machiuesaws Shingles AZ smooth az II plansa,
and at the rate of two thousand per hour. we
would also state that we can furnish Engines snfi
cient to run this Machine short notice, and on
reasonable terms. Call and get Circular-or per
sons desiring Circulars, who will send US their adj
Dress can have them sent by mail ~
Bay Office corner of Main and Second streets.
! tan24-8,n . KRAFT & HEILMAN.
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having been made the specisSorder for two
o'clock, was taken from the table with the
pending amendments, but was indefinitely
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NYO TEE GTTTzE.Sss OF ET:INs-
~ WILLIE AND VICINITY

KsO THE GXTkzEsf.S OF EE4NS-
II WILLIE AND VICINITY. 5
Having eetermiued to elose up my BUSINESS, for
the purpose of removing from Evansville I am now
Offering at my store Third street, adjoining the
Crescent City Bank, at less than
t~f- HALF THE ORIGINAL COST,
all nay beautiful assortment of ~ ss-sre
JAWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Including Rings, Bracelets, Breastpins, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pearl, Lava, and Gold
Stone Sets complete, all the finest French manu-
faeture, and of the latest and most fashionable
styles, selected with great care and taste
Silver Tea Service Paper Holders,
Silver Knives Forks, Toilet Mirrors,
Silver Fish knives, Pocket Cutlery.
Silver Goblets, Scissors,
| Silver Cream Pitchers, Combs,
Silver Fruit Baskets, Hair Tooth Brushes.
| Silver Egg Stands, Letter Holders
| Silver Castor Stands, Paper Cutters,
| Gold d Silver Thimbles, Pocket Books,
| Gold Pens and Holders, Port Monnaies
Silver Pen Holders, Port Folios,
| Opera Glasses Spectaeles, Card Cases, &c.
Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes.
Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several pat
terms. Also-Colisrs, Undersleeyes, Silk STICK
iDgs, Gloves, French Embroideries, SILK Dress Pat
terms, and great variety Of elegant articles suta
| BILE for Ladies' and Gentlenen's Wear.
AIso-A VERY VALUABLE AoCKISG BIRD.
am determined TO dispose of my stock immedi-
aely. can assure the public they will not be dis
appointed in anticipating GREAT BARGAINS.
| feb3-2md R0SINA SMITH. Third street.
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WH.4RSH.HRS S.ELE.-a .e+5
@EH Duckwall. Troxel & Co. ., .sf.-
against Ia CiaanceFy.
Steamboat Bowling Green t'++-f :
By virtue of decree of the Louisville chaBcery
Court, rendered in the above cause, the undsrsign
ed, one of us, will, on MONDAY, Feb. 81, 1859,
about the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, sell at public
auction to tho highest bidder, at the COnrt House
door in the City of Louisville, a credit of four,
eight and twelve months, the steamboat BOW LING
GREEN, her engines. tackle, &c.
The purchaser will be required TO give bond, with
approved security, bearing interest from date until
paid. col. WHIPS, Marshal L. L. C..
JAS. G.. BALEE, :
THos. A. MORGAN N'FNos- febl1-l0t
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n UPRRIOR C0.aL.-THE SIZE

~ UP Il ri o n C0.dL.-TAE SUB
~ scriber is now receiving by the Canal a supply
focal, which Ia mined in good manner and ship
ped in clean order, FREQ from impurities or slack
1t is recommended to the public article IN
tended to give ton 10 the consumers and
trial of its quality is solicited. George w Amory
will attend TO the selling and delivery Of Coal, and
receive orders at the warehouse Of Jas. Laughlin.
Jr., on Main street, near the Canal
Lots of 20 bushels at 10 cents.
Lots Of 100 bushels and upwards at deduction.
fsb4-3md FRANCIS AMORY,
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AIOP.RRT.S.ERSRX HE U.N,-
q dersisned have this day formed a partnership,
and will continue the wholesas grocery business OF
Tenney Sorenson, at the old stand, corner Vine
and Water streets, whore they invite the custom
of the old firm aud the public generally to giva
them call. IS. s0RENS0N.
a, LEMCKE.
febI v. SORENSON.
T.4 h r n T. WARP AND COTTON
u YARN-150 bags for sale by ssfsss1rs s.s-
5.sz-zsS. E. GILBERT 4 Co.
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WREIEs WHOLE s.sLB GROCERT'
o y house, take pleasure in announcing 20
1nv numerous friends haiti have commenced bust
ness at No. Is West First street, lin the house
formerly occupied by Messrs- MoTgan's as a Boot
and Shoe stors,1 where intend keeping constantly
on hand a complete assortment Of Groceries and
Liquors. hic Wal sell for cash short Time
TO prompt customers, great bargain. Give ms
a call. ~ iz7p .E0s A. n. McGRIfF.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. janlT
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The bill repeating the charter of the Bank
of the State coming up. was indefinitely
noatnonad hv the following vote.
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Dencleuty .'..''-....'..'.'.......S SZz y
To this should be added amount $50
needed for Library, philosophi- 80
cal apparatus, and furniture. $500 90
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THE IN FELLIGENCER

THE following lines, entitled "For Peace and
Love of Earth" are intended for an Imitation
of Poe; and as such, in many respects, are quite
successful:
AS sat beside my open window reading,
heard one murmuring, sweetly pleading
For peace and love earth!
1t vas through the door way, leading
From the seat where was reading,
That ] heard this lady pleading
For peace and love on earth!
have heard the human voice, in beauty, weav-
ing
It's lovely network DER the heart, leaving
prison for the soul:
And out her heart, each upheaying-
Each swelling word, rose in weaving
Golden bars DER my heart, leaving
A prison for the SOUL
Then turned me from my reading-and in
seeming,
Went wanderi1g-wond'ri ng-po nd'ring, dream
Through aisles within my heart
There l searched for affairs teeming
With holy incense, seeming
Thus to ill my happy dreaming.
Through aisles within my heart
TIL enchanting words were on my heart in rap
ture spoken
Softly, sweetly spoken, only brokeni
On columns in those aislesi
And they wore holy token
OF the lovely prayer then spoken
Which in burning words were broken,
On columns in those aisles!
In those sacred haunts was lingering-stray-
ing
When felt AZ unseen hand, laying
It's weight upon my heart
At its touch my soul knclt praying
BLESSED its ling'ring, ceased its straying-
Full with Joy at closely laying
It's weight upon my heart
1t was the angel-hand of some dear enc scaling
On my praying heart, as it was kneeliug,
Its hopes of love on earthl
And the loneliness of feeling,
Chained the angel-hand, whilst scaling
On my heart, as it was kneeling-
Its hopes of love on earth!
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No family should without these invaluable curatves
They nre the only perfectly adapted for domestic
and priVEte With them the parent Is armed and pre-
nnred approach Of dissAsend meet 1t
Mt the threshold and hay. tre OF medicine
rightly first hours OF desease perfectly cures
that which bV delay only be relieved by long and te
ous hours suffering Il At ALL With these At hand you
are not Obliged the coming OF that Often Distant
as wen as eSpeneIve luxury doctor; he drufEed
poisoned blstered bed but yourself administer
the specific and restore the ruddy current OF life
again to health jov There cannot only injury arise
in any their but the general influence upon
the constitution beyond az question, Is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire nm active, efficient agent sale Of
remedies every community in the United States
Address, Dir. P. HUMPHREYS, 4 CO.,
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
a-sOld by the Druggists in Wheeling. mh14-ly.
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WINES. BRANDIES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, Gse.

bINVHA IEIFAFs1 &C"
ID TIERNAN son No 12 North Charles St. baltimore,
offer the following articles, Of their
pnrtRtion, particularly for family
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-SandemAn'B competition red and white
Port, n wood aud in glass.
MADEIRA WINESJOhn Howard March's fine Madeira,
in wool ~ n rIas-; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK WINES-JahanuesberIe St-inberger, MareObrun-
Cabinet, LIeb.frRu mfIcfl, BrOnnebeTR, 1886.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Most and ChSndon's haest,
quarts and pints.
BRANDIEs-Otard and HenneSSy's fine Old pale and dark
BrRhdles.
RUMs-nh aud fine, Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and
from Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GIN-The best quelty-Tiernan bFand-and
no mixture u IrO4lItie poison IN Il.
quo half chests of the finest SoUCH0EG TEA uh5-Iy
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HUMPHREYS

SPECHTC HONE6oPATHIc REMEDIES
Stand confesedy head ofremedRl for the
people They alike removed from the polsOnous
dangerous and repusve doses quAekery old school
practice the Inconvenience Of wRter-cnre, or the
and perpexfng obscures the Homeopathic books
medicines Consisting Of simple specifics for the TsT
diseases which they relRted put in the form
simple sugar pellets and prepared OF ingredients neh-
dangerous disgusting, they form at the ready
OF the nurse and the comfort oil the
complaining or invalid.
They these positive advantages which were never
before combined popular remedies, They are HARM
LESS: injury their They SIMPLE
you always take, and how to take It. They
CONVENIENT; you give the Sugar Pin at
Warming without hesitation or delay They are
EFTIcET disease arrested NJ once
what the pound could not
afterwards have relieved.
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PRICES.
our REMEDIES RY MAIL.

Look over the list, make up Of what kind you
and enclose the Hnnunt in current note or stamps
nv mail No SOP Broadway, New York. and
will duly returned by mail or express, free
OF charge
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ulhT-1y
FJRST SPRING STOCK!
AZ Extremely low Prices, new Opening nj
ISAAC PRAGRR'R.


ISAAC PRAGRR'S.
II AVING just returned from New York with wen Sc
and very cheap stock Dry and Fancy Gooas
would public examine IL before puTcsAnt
elsewhere. Ay stock Dress Goods Will be found TO CON
ss Of the latest styles and guarantee that prices are
lover than those any other house. would call paTtie
ular attention Figured BriADts, worth richly
lsac f2c; Plaid Dueals worth 25- at 1&c; Light
cold worth &c Ic and other goods in pro
portion. Musns and irish Linen-1 will sell Muslin worti
i23e 1Oc and Irish Linen worth % at 4c $50 Bonnets
Comprising latest Styles and which being purchased
rruf viii sell cheaper than ever
Bonnet Ribbons loo RucEes Flowers ano
everything apI,rrta!nin the Millinery Line and to which
branch call particular attention Of tie Trade, and VIII
be offered a the lowest figures.
FdBROIDEaIES.-Tf wish to hhd the largest best
AID cheapest stock give call and promise TO sell
Collars Sleeves and Collars Bands ins ernE, and
EipinEs figures than any other Establishment
auU only soc, worth 81; ;H Mitts AZ
worth 95c Ia dkeTrhGfs l25E~, worth
lss 100 Iss 25c: 20 !I-msch HHndEeTchiefs
Mt 81 worth 6I5<: worth Is - superior do
a. 62EEc, -; iCjO white BiAuts at 2fc. worth
lS1 100 i5z, worth 2Asi veil any other
white EansoOks both plain plaid and striped
proportIoua.ey 500 Dollars worth Of P"ce Goods,
suitable Ar :aut Tailoring Trads and OF which am
have largest stoSk in Wheeling viii be sold
Trade less than other House in Wheeling
and AL ask is examination and am
convinced of my ability sell Ca and IEngre for
your ,r;ves. ISAAC PRAGER,
nI9I l2S Main St
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MUSTANG LINIMENT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,
Mr.. S. LIrH, Hyde Park, Vt, writes "a Tint the
hut since the free OF the Mustang Llnment have
him $3.50 cash. Your Iiniment has been doing
vonders up here"
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

writing al have been for come 'ne seriously
with bleeding piles and have regarded case as
your medicine tPTe Specifc) and am cured. have no
gentleman Of fifty years, well and favorably known at
Cahi Delaware county, NeYurk had heen marty to the
piles for years Sometimes from excessive henor
rhars rain suffering, reduced the Of
The grave For years had dragged miserable eNis
tcpre confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business
n lie almost burden It is needle add that he had
tied remedies from all sorts OF doctors, to little
purpose He consulted two years ago, and r~comm-nd
From he began to Improve and since has never had
erious turn piles. From the FIRST month up to
mast he had occasionally symptoms Of his old complaint
but few doses Pile Pills wOul dispense ALL and for
than year been entirely we'll of the piles
is scarcely to befound in the annals Of
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E5zssz9 go go 81
PASSENGERS

FROM THE WEST GOING SOUTH,
TWICE daily Sunday night excepted) for the Relay
i House, Washington, Fredericksburg, Richmond. Pc
tersburE Weldon, &c. &c, (Oid Potomac River an the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad by
splendid and comfortable steamers Acqua Greek thence
Richmond by the Richmond, Fredericksburg and POto
mac Railroad.
Hours OF departure from Washington, $50 A. and
P NJ Sundays excepted) Leave Sundays At $50 A. ".
only. Baggage under charge OF speciGl agent checked
through Richmond, Petersburg and Weldon.
Prom Washington Richmond ...-.......-.S 5 so
From do to Petersburg. ...........
From do to Weldon--...-----------
do to Wilmington II
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potion Railroad
been operation years. and in MI that time pas
killed crippled by accident which
without parallel in the history Of Railroads. in this
country. 8. RUTH, Supt- Trans.
June %, 1855 jyl-ly