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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-24

THE COMMON PLFAs AcT.--In the agreed
case submitted to the Marion Circuit Court
by Judge Coburn and Attorney General Nc
Donald, respecting the validity Of the new
Common Pleas District bill passed hy the
Legislature, the Court held that The at was
valid, hut that the action of Common Pleas
Judges, elected under the old act, in de
handing the Increased salary which the
new act provides, WAS premature, aud not
i'll accordance With the intent aud meaning
OF the new act An appeal WAS taken 10
the Supreme Cont on " bich "a decision will
be rendered at an early day, 50 thut the
Common Pleas Districts may know " hat to
do respecting their nominations II IS
thought by some Of the best LAWYERS OF ii,js
city that the Supreme Court will sustain
the decision 81 the Marion Ciicuii Court
iii. Jouf
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The New York Americans for tn
Chicago T1cket-A United Opposs-
ton ina IEe North.

The following article, from Saturdays
Buffalo Commercial AdOertjssr, the special
home organ of Willard Fillmore, (Which
runs up the Chicago ticket at the head Of
its columns indicates the course which is
to be pursued by the Americans and Wings
of the East in the present canvass:
The result is before the people Ahlam
Lincoln, Of Illinois, IS the standard bearer
SO far as the Opposition is concerned, the
choice rests between Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.
Bell For The latter, all conservatives have
ii respect 20 sincere, an affection 50 earnest.
that only u strong political necessity could
lead them to refuse him thcir votes bht
what prudent man, wishing u ci=t has vote
where it will tell against the iniqultous
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF Vigo.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN P. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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power now enthroned at Washington. can
honestly say that he expects to attain that
end by voting for Mr.. Bell in this State >
The fates have so ordered that not even his
acknowledged purity OF craftsmanship can
meet its reward, and though we and all
these who think with US, should bend our
every energy to his support, it would result
only il failure, or worse than that, in a
Democratic triumph.
Where, then, lies the path of duty? Mr..
Lincoln is nominated by powerful party.
His success is more than possible. 1t has
strong probabilities in its favor. If he is
not personally Objectionable, if there is no
reason in the man himself, why he should
not merit the support and Endorsement of
honest national men, then it is the PLAIN duty
Of every old Wing and american tcho hopes
to do anything for hes country IN this cam
Paign To come up sQUaTely to the Fag md
pledge 10 -4brdm Lincoln all the aid and com
fort uhich true man help can giUe htn.
Mr. Lincoln has not that long experience in
public service which we could have wished,
but he has something better in the strong
sagacioGs mind, cool and umshaking nerve,
and intelligent familiarity with public mea-
surrS which lie at the bottom of all true
craftsmanship. His colleague on the ticket,
Hon Hannibal Hamln of Maine, is a states
man Of cultivation and experience. No one
can doubt bis ability and adaptation TO The
place, OF would fear to see the reins OF the
executive Office placed il; his hands in event
of the death of the President.
With such views of the Chicago platform
and nominations with the knowledge that
the little strength belonging to John Bell iii
this State is already diminished by a consid-
cradle secession To Sam Houston, and with
the Old Whig hatred of Democracy, nursed
in with our mothers milk, and strong to day
as lii 1874 in our hearts, we conceive it to
he our duty to place the names OF Lincoln
and Hamlin at the head Of our columns, as
d pledge that we will extend to them such
honorable and faithful support as may be-
long to our position and influence.
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KER. RD1T0H:-x H.sE.E 8ER.1.


SHz blind Tor some years, and could not conse-
quehtlV follow any regular business. since have
been blind, many PERSONS have applied t. for
remedies to diseises with which their cattle,
hot SEES, dogs, have been afflicted, and in large
majority remedies have been e11icaciOus.
| have for these reasons concluded to insert ad
VeItsemont your valuable paI setting forth to
the community at large, thai L qualified TO pre-
scribe remedies for the of diseases of cattle,
horses and dogs and feel self competent 10 de-
from the fact that for years before became
blind, acquired from instruction, reading and
perienCe, the requisite nowledge. Foo some time
past, there has been much excitement OcCasionad
by the alarm Of diseased dogs, and many valuable
dogs have been destroyed in consequence. These
ANIMALS liable 10 Il variety of complaints, but
when they become sick At all, they condemned
rabid, when perhaps such disease is the mat
ter with them. With these animals have had
much experience, and those who have valuable
dogs would do well to CONSULT me before they drs-
troy their dogs. With regard IL the dise'.ars Of
other animals, the remarks viii apply, though
they are destroyed not by violence, but Icy ign---
norance and neglect.
can be consulted every morning, from A. NJ.
till II A. NJ at Mr.. George ThOruhis Saddiery
Store, on Main street, at my residence, the
continuation Of Main street, the brick school
house. tmayl9) JOSEPH LYON.
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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors for the State at Large.
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of Jefferson.
District Electors
LIST District Cyrus NJ. Allen, OF Knox.
2nd District-John W. Ray, of Clarke.
3rd DISQUALIFICATION C. Hunter, of Monroe
4th District-Jshn II. FarQuhar, of Franklin.
5th Decentralization Trusler, of Fayette.
9th Decentralization A. Riley, OF Hancock.
9TH DistTict-Johu Hannah, of Putnam.
sth District-Samuel Ii. Huff, OF Tippecanoe
gth District-James \. Tyner, of Miami
10Th DistTict-Isaac JenkinsOn, of Allen.
l1th District-David o. Daily, of Huntington.
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i E"yEL ceremony has Just come OH il
tic cp,iheds al the Lyons basin: ii 81
Et!rnne, Ia " shaft beint Junk, the tueti
clergy assembled al the mouth OF the pit 10
bless tue diggingS, aud exercise fire damp
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Carpet House.
g Il a e u II 8 u ElrR Kl.a.N-Ga Il LII.

RKlbF .3RE YgERFI.f.N'(9 = L.sIf-
30 ger stock al carpets, Rugs, oil cloths, Cur
tain gnnl,-hoth Swiss aud pamask-Ilhle Linens,
Towels Napkins, >hectinSs, aud house furnishing
goods generally, than have ever received l-u,
l;tr,. retail Stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Trimmings, Notions, Iiu+ioty, Gloves, Lace Man
titia-. shawl nice assortment OF mcrrimic und
Go,.c,.n prints. Hoop skirts - per cent. cheaper
than / tst year. boys Wettr-Cotton, linen and
Moulrn.- ladies Dress Gouds-nice assortment
Also, the Embryo Cotton Yarns. Call at
}. OAKLEY X SONS,
arI1 No. First street.
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o. by the author Of the Lamplighter and
Mabel Vauhan. The Semi Detached House. By
Lady Lewis. Tile correspondence OF Alexander
Won Humboldt. Gojcy's Lady Book for June
Throne Of David BY author 81 Pillar Of Fire.
mayl9 pODELLS CONJUNCTION.
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City Clerks Office, May 1860. - .
nF1OR OR.s FEO.V~ NO rKCE-

q w "a = - - Il - - ~ ~ ~ E a ~
q Order for Brick Pavement. Council Chamber,
May II. 1860 And it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and
parts of Lots fronting adjoining the north
tast side of Water street between Oak and Mulberry
streets in said City, cause their sidewalks to he
brought to the proper City grade, and that they
ii sidewalk Class No. /, 10 be Elid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
If this order
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

K.nE' T-E.WE.T'F or .u.4K.N'
II Strcet.-Owners of real estate fronting on Main
street, between Third street aud the Canal, who
may wish TO settle their proportion of the cost of
bUulderiug salt! street. by paying the same to the
contractor the work progresses, requested to
hand in their obligations without delay. All who
do 80 viii be entitled to ii deduction of eight per
cent. w. BAKER, ALayor.
MAYORS Office Nav 81 maN2l
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EnMOhED E8EFBUT-5OO KRS
~ Boston smoked Halibut, for sale by
InayI7 COOK Il LANGLEY.
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E79sTE.N'7' .nFE.fTE.N'9.-TH p
~ has the l,racst assortment OF Patent
Medicines 1fei cd ir sale ia Evansville. For
geiUio ni-ii, ms, call at Is New Drug store
nrr Main aud Second streets nNI5
H.N"S = CT = . Gs"DE; RIO u Il n
& moths from ihiurng WOODEN goods IA
VAIN Weather FOr sale at THompsen urur
StuT.. mVla
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p. BURKE, Clerk
City Clerks Office, May = 1860.

go ~ II % R.aTxO No TFCE.-
u Order for Brick Pavement, Council Chamber,
May Il, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and
Evansville, that the of all Lots and parts of
Lots fronting adjoining the north side
OF Mulberry street, between Water and FIRST
in said City, cause their sidewalks to be brought
TO the proper City grade, and that they side
walk, Glass No. /, TO be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this Orfer.
=. BURKE, Clerk.
Ci1,- cIorI.,a aha..a NJ 1scn
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
w

HH .EJN-ES q. .sHLEJRE-R'hf HI B"RJN"ET
9R @ purchased from Il. IL. Brommelhaus, (for-
merry of the firm of b. NWre & Coz half of the
SswAIil at the upper part of the city, that cstah
iisaueIit will hereafter Toe carried by the under
signed, under the firm and style of Altering 4
EIoumcllI;,Is.
The mill viii continue to fill all orders for Lum-
her promptly AMI with care. Orders solicited.
apl 2I-du ALTERING n BROMMELHAUS.
900 - H'ESgF EOT.4 % ~
- Plants Just received from Aliens Nurseries,
and for sale al
r24 ELLIOTT"S FAMILY GROCERY.
STOR III DIES. III rs $ n -, III Nd
y children. Steel Spring Skirts, superior
tici. for sal. chell,rr than heretofore at
N KILLER d NIEHAUS'S,
ans AZ Main ct
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RaOTTCE TO CO.N,TR.sCT0RS.-

O. The Common Council Of the Ci!y of Evans
Vile will receive sealed proposals until Saturday,
June I'd, 1850, for clearing ont the - Rrushy Pond
Ditch" including the culvert from point ON the
lands OF Peter VoseI, where said NoyeIs part +
the ditch commences, to the Staulield Pond. Il dis
lance of about seventeen hundred and seventy
(l77U) feet. Said ditch to be cleaned out of The
width of three feet at the bottom and to its ORIG"
inal depth and grade, tho Will be shown lay
clear of the bank Bidders will be required to bid
gross for tine whole job. the payment to be
made upon the completion of t4e work AID its
ceptance by the City Surveyor.
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NI'STERs! OA'NTRKs-I5O DOZ.

U one and Two %. cans, fIesh Cove and Speed
Oysters. from one of the best packing houses East
Just received ami for sale 10y
maylq CHAS. hECJOIINSTON-
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RBRS.nk: No H3'HHi RIA = ID TAI - q 5.
~ $50 bbIs and Bags various kinds, of good
potatce-, FOL seed eating just received ana Tor
sale 10y CItAS. MCJUHNSION,
MaNl9 Pu-rV Block. Main street
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Clerks Office, May p, 1861. may22
@tORP OR.g TEO.N' TECE

y On der for Plank Side Walk. Council Chami,er,
May IL, lS60.-And now il is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the city Of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts Of
Lots fronting adjoining the north side OF
Sixth street, between First and Second avenues,
formerly Lamasco) now in said City, cause their
Sidewalks to be brought to the proper City grade,
and that they cause Side Walk Glass No. :, t..
be laid down thereon, within thirty days from the
publication of this Order
Z. BURKE, CTk.
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Notice

M - tic g.
9LE F'fESU.N-s EE.4 E1.N'9t Ing
q II business with the unlci sighed, OF any enqui.
lies 10 make lcld i've I" any property owned hy him
in the Cuy oil Evansville County of Wander
bursh requested T." r.til on Messrs. John Law
y NJ AutbeS. Attorney. and Councelioraa at Law,
at their "tiloc. No 81 Mann street Evansville, two
doors above thu 'Ics, cut city Bank, who viii give
all desired rntnrmttipn relative to the same.
May L. -tWI- WI. II. LAW.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOOP ShERTS H Il ID a. T. II D.-.a
AE large lot of the best g tempered steel " Hoop
skirts OF all sizes and kinds, at much reduced
prices-cheaper than ever, received at
SCHAPkER& BUSSING'S,
may2l No. 40 Main street.
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Y .fRD-2 EsRLS. LEAF L.TRn.-.4
8 = prime article, for sale ut
april ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
g sam 0KE.--3 ghLS. CGg.EL on
u Just received ami far sale at
arr2t ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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sC,OR s.ghN CnN.S ~ a ., o y

II Dwelling House, CONTAINING ten looms, with
an this necessary huiidine- situated Locust
street, bet Seventh aud Eighth. It not sold
before the l>t ii July, VIII then he i9r REM.
For farther particulars enquire Of the suHsc5itcr Al
the pitIyune Mills. joins T.. MILLS
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4 MN ss.H'T! GEg.H g.S'T!-5OO RRAS
V ohio FAILS Cement tor sale low at
april ELLlOTTS FAMILl GROCEKN.
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HD Nh - L.-THR EE.S 9'S EK
II a Store OF Thomas krvth haas heen Removed
from M : Fleming old etnIdJ - - Main st
opposite WitsHu. ton Eot-i, where IL Keep "a tull
supply Of LEA TIER AND FINDINGS lie k,ep7
81 hand every variety and stl lis cheap for cash
PHILIP DUtSNER, Flaming old salesman
with me, AMI Uiii te maud Ia whit old
I. end- and all the Toner sE1 may Gail
us. lie viii ito justice 60 All
uar2 Ind THOMAS KEITH.
1aAh - ~ ~ d. ,S'.sEE s.
w 1870 kegs assorted sizes. just received .tnd
Tor ssla EV tuAS- Melon S$1t&,
mari p,-eN a III. K. hihln street
Egv Z. n = II e } f. y
e IN great variety, At the luVrst Pri,., at the
New Drug Store 81
teLa7 y :. THOMPSON
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II2I ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROOTRY.
~AA RHSH. E.fR I,OR.V,

SRST - bush. shecd Corn,
For sal. al ELLInTT,S FAMILY GR0CERN
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Decision CT the Carstang Divore
Congress-

WA.ntNG1oN. April 2.-Sf>,rr Nj Mason
introduced bill declaring the meaniu 4 tn ~
"l August, 1852, an! making further /. osfr las
for the satisfaction # Virginia l,nl Warrants.
Mr.. lluutor reported the i.dinn aplrorrisiina
iii. and viii call il NJ marrow.
he hil passed pr !iaa adjustment # pfi1aft
land rIaim@ in Florula Louisiana. Attape1s an {!
Missouri, and Tor othcr rorp ,sr~ also 81 bal IA.
tlarilln. the location ot certain h#GpjN hud
warrants hr,r'n'ofe issued. Mr. plNs' r'-4lu-
rors cn States nieht- was discus, ell /, VI y.
tiae,hl,ry, Ten nysk, Brown rni Wl.ial}, uhtti
ndiaurum"nt
IlorsE Tie House dis ,usscl the l'ah pplyg.
amy ill. The Gebatc involved the gar,G1n II
Congressional I"wrrir the 'rrrritpres Mesers.
Nilsson, Pryor and Etheridae favored the bill. -
Mr.. Taylor argued against it; he wished + cN
liri ate peiygamy ii d.tltrcat way.