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The Evansville daily journal., 1860-12-11

Insurance against Loss or Damage by Fire, on
Dwellings, Furniture, Stores, Warehouses. Mer-
chardise, Mills, Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, can be effected in this Company upon as
favorable the nature of the risks and secu-
rity to Policy holders will admit.
PARTICULAR ATT ENTI0N given to nsurng
Farm property, consisting of Dwellings, Barns, and
outbuidngs connected, and Furniture, Live Stock,
Hay, Grain, Farming Utensils, dc, &C, contained
therin, Tor a term Of years at LOW rates of pre-
MUM.
OFFICERS:
T. G. Allyn, Secretary. II Huntington, Pres't.
G. c. Lyman, Asst Secy. w N Bowers, Aetuary
D. Alexander, General Agent for the Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio
j. Graham, Ass General Agent for the Western
and South Western States, Columbus, Ohio.
Applications foe ingnrance may be made to the
undersigned the duly authorized Agents of the
Company G. HALLOCK e SON, Ag'ts.
OFFICE :-NIaI bic Hall Building, Main street
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ROGERS SUBDIVISIOk-bOunded by Third st.
on the n. G., Division St. the 3. e., Second ST.
on the S. W, and Elm st. On the II. W.
Jurgensmeir, Joseph lot No. $500
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Something New.

Evansville, Nov q .2wd-4 City Collie
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,t No. II block ioi Laraasco o............... sg72
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,ARPENTER FIELD.

CARPENTER FIELD.
Carpenter, A. b., 7 acres of gronnd more
less, situated north Of Ann st east of
Lamasco & west Of Sharpe's enlargem' 10000
Nightingale, r. F., q fit on lst avenue by 100 It 263
Ressler, Adam, IS it on lst ayenue by 100 # 2.2j
FOURTH ENLARGEMENT.
Bullen, George tract lot block lS.............. n
do do do Is. ............. 70
Reesley, f. & H, =. W. or. of lot block t.. 30
= or. of lot 10 do t.. 81
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COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

CRY OF EVANSVILLE &c 3D. lhbU
RNOTKCR rs HEREBE' GIE'EJN'
0w that I, Christian Hoddericb, Collector ofth8
City OF Evansville, between the hours Of and IL
O'Clock A. M, and 2 and O'Clock P. H., on the %ith
of December, 1860, will sell at pdblic auction, at
the door of the Court House, I'm the City Of Evans
vile, Indiana, the following lots parts OF lots and
parcels of real estate and improN ements, assessed
for the payment Of City for TIE year 1860, duo
from the owners thereof 20 the Cit, OF Evansville,
the same being due and unpaid, and or The
costs of said SALE and that such sale will be cOntin
ued from day 10 day, at the aforesaid hours and
place, until all the lots and parcels Of real estate
herein mentioned are sold as offered Tor sale
ORIGINAL PLAN.
BIaekfrd Isaac theirs), lot .......... 5J.sO
BabcOck Bros, the undivided "a OF 80 BY 20
end Of lot 81, (shaTe Of r. 3 Babcockl SOB
Cooley, Ferdinand theirs) a part Of lot % ~ 90
DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
Ellis, August, 49, By 55 II corner IT lot 152 40
As II on Locust 81. by 10 Il lot 1872 ZT.0O
Luughlin Alexander, imp'men on lot rs ll.60
SAterlee Varnee (heirs) lot 9AEs
UPPER ENLARGEMENT
III ford Tzaa neil III AO z
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AIUyN,BRkES.-2O GROSS GEOT'EfES
~ Pins, 10 gross Stove Polish IS gross Washing
Blue, 10 doz Baking Powder, cases Sardine-,
whole, halt and quarter boxes, 50 doz one and two
IL cans Cove and Spiced oysters, in store and Tor
sale by (nov2O) CHAS. MCJOHNSTON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

ITALIAN HArRED.--A European paper asserts
that the Austrian Government pay the managers
of the Malibran Theater at Venice, 6,000 lorns
to keep that place OF amusement open, but the
lberty-loving Italians resoutey refuse to pat
ronze it. Late letters from Sicily announce that
the political arrests and the eXcesses of the police
increasing. Women have been ravished and
beaten by them. The political prisoners have
been put to the torture, under which some of
them have died. Several magistrates have in
vain protested against these barbarous acts. A
proclamation is now in circulation eXhorting tho
Sicilans to rise in speedy aud general insnr-
her former rights in Europe.
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The BIossonaiug Time.

There's something halmy, something sweet,
In the wind rs il murmurs by;
And q rosy blush is swayng, swaying,
Over the soft blue sky,
The ileeoy clouds have golden fringe,
As they float to the west away
Returning life, returning bloom,
Herald the bright spring day.
The lilac is waving her fingers blue
In the garden and over the mold;
Fair Spring is spreading softly now
A carpet of green and gold
The unfolding alder and maple leaves
ENhalc to the warm sunlight
Their gift of fragrance, and on the hedge
Are nodding the may blooms white.
The lmpid streams in the meadows sing,
The birds carol 'mong the trees
And like specks of amber floating. floating,
Wave the honey bees.
Oh ! there's spell of gladness and beauty,
That comes with blossoming time
That flows to the heart in sadness enGolded,
Aud It's lowering over thine and niue!
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The PoNY EXpREss.--From one o'clock till
the hour of our going to press, says the But'e'a
of April Sd, clean limbcd, hardy little nankccn-
colored pony stood at the door Of the Alta Tele-
graph Company's oiiice--the pioneer pony of the
famous express which to-day begins its first trip
across the continent. The little follow looked
all unaware of his famous future. Two little
flags adorned his head-Stall from the pommel of
his saddle hung, on each side a bag lcttered
"Overlaud Pony Express" The broad saddle,
wooden strrups, immense aappers to guard the
riders feet, and the girth that knows no buckle,
were of the sort customary in California for swift
h0rsemen who appreciate mud At II
quarter to four he takes up his line of march to
the Sacramento boat Personally he will make
short work. and probably be back to night; but
by proxy he will put the west behind his heels
like very Puck, aud be in at New York in thlr-
teen days from this writing. At three o'clock,
the letters he had to carry numbered SO ; proba
bly, his whole cargo will be 10 or so letters, at
So each. Those which use both pony and tcle-
graph expect to be landed in New York in nine
days after quitting San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

How TO WATER PLANTs.--As a rule, water
should never be given, until the further with
holding of it would be detrimental to the plants
llabitual watering does, in the majority of cases,
more harm than good. Plants left to battle with
drought, send tncr roots down deep in search of
moisture. aud when rain does come, they benefit
more 10y it than those that have regular water
ngs all along. If the ground is dug deeply, aud
kept in good heart plants that have once got
established, will bear dr0uth for any length of
time but things lately planted, and that have not
had time to get hold must be kept supplied
or their beauty may vanish for half the season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

REMARKABLE BRrus.-In Santa Clara, on the
morning of the llth of March, the wife of Mr..
William Gilkey gave birth to fine boy, and on
the 18th, two days after, she gave birth to an-
other boy.
liar nature. 1t is taken from Scotch paper
At Silverhllocks, Gamrie, the wife of Charles
Wilson, OF twin daughters one born on the 3lst
OF December, 1859, the other oh January LIST,
1860
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THE GARDENER's AND ORCHARDIsT's PEsr.-
quiries as to the best mode of destroying the
" gopher" misehevous little ground rat, found
in every section of the State, that the surest way
is TO shoot them, but that they may be poisoned
with strychnine or phosphorus, taking care al
ways not to have it within reach of domestic
fowls and swine (Will strychnine kill swine ?
We know Of one big, black hog that it won't eff
iect.) OF administering the former poison the
Farmer says:
Potatoes, turnips, or sugar beets sprinkled
with strychnne and placed in their holes will do
the work or what is better, dig darn to their
maia trunk or uhder ground channd where they
all pass, and then leave quantity OF poisoned
feed, and you kill of hundreds in IA day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

HIS LAST WAGER-An incorporate young
man, named George Yuglc, offered to bet four
bits, at San Juan, Nevada county, on the night
of the 10th ult., that he would be dead in fifteen
minutes. In half an hour afterwards, he was
found in a room cold aud dead
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

PARsoN BRowNLow.-This Reverend gentle
man, the pastor Of Southern church as well as
the publisher Of the Nashville IlHig seems ia
Indicate, by the following pretty plain remarks,
no very exalted opinion Of modern Christians or
his paper;
Our deliberate conviction is, that ten of the
standards of picty might be selected from each
of the four leading Protestant denominations Of
our country, in all forty men--conliuG them to
the society Of the best Of an equal number OF
Democratic leaders, selected from different States
Of the Union, and not permit them to keep any
other company for ten years-at the expiration
OF which time let them all die, and we sincerely
believe they would go as straight to hell as a
bee would fly from buckwhcat patch to his
hive
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

THE Assembly has passed bill to abolish the
office of Quartcrmaster General, which the Ma
rysville APpeaL approves of, as well as other
lower city papers. viii not the same body
establish Offices Of as little benefit to the State,
and at much greater expense to the people du-
ring their session There are several such that
we think of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

THE NEWSPAPER REGISTER, We publish, when
we have the three kinds, lst, births I'd, mar
riagcs 81 deaths. We think it right Why
should they not be put in the order Of their
transpiring to one individual? Some time ago
u contemporary remarked that births leading
marriages is reflection upon the community
II so, how much better off is the community for
having births for the second item in the record,
but in the same paper? Wouldn't it be well to
publish these items three quarters of II year
apart? All chronicles commence with the birth
of an individual-not his marriage. Shakespeare
has I" First the infant, muling and pucklng in
the nurses arms'-wiihout stopping to remark
whether the parents of the infant were first
duly cd.-Sierrd Dem0crdt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

WHAT WENr.-On the 9th of this month the
Golden Age took away 525 passengers. l.6l5.-
7s7, (Which ought not to have gomez and all
the Republican delegates to the Chicago Conyen-
ton.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

HoRsE OPERA.--Mr. John Wilson, the ndefat-
igable elephant circus man, returned on the last
steamer, with the entire circus company lately
under the management of Dan Rice, in the East
ern States, which will be added to his old com
pany. The performers are reputed to he the best
in the world. They will perform 10 this State
during the summer.
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CBe Grmitp gournal.
WEAV CAL,
Vycavcrviile Post Omce.

The mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
by the steamer of April goth, will close at this of
fee on Friday evening, April 18th, at O.
clock. p. m. JAS. O'CONNOk, L. Nj.
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BULwER says that "death often changes aver
sion into love" Certainly it does We may
have an antipathy to swine, and yet love pork
and sausages. Prentice.
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Tue OPPREssORs OF lrALY.-" The Mianese
Vespers," now being translated for, and publish
ed in the California Home journal, Judging from
the opening chapters printed in the number Of
March 3lst, will be an exceedingly interesting
and thrilling narrative. The incidents are said
to be historically correct some of which date
back no further than the Italian struggle for lib
erty year ago Angelo Ferrara the Governors
aid-de camp, will figure conspcuously before the
end is reached. The translator, in our opinion,
has considerably marred the first chapter by too
numerous paragraphs, in many instances nearly
destroying the conneXiOn. 1t is generally fault
in tTansatiOns, but not unavoidable if the proof
reader knows his business.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

In the career Of female fame there are few
prizes to be obtained which can vie with the
obscure state of beloved wife or happy
mother.-Jane Porter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

We see," said Swift, in one of his most sar-
castle moods what God Almighty thinks of
riches by the people to whom he gives them.'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

MorHERs L0vE.-Larmartne tells good sto
ry that exquisitely illustrates mothers love /:
" In some spring freshet, a river widely washed
in its shore, and rent away bough whereon
bird had built cottage for the summer
hopes. Down in the white and whrling stream
drifted the green branch with its wicker cup of
unirdged song, and huttering beside it as she
went, the mother, unheeding the roaring river,
on She kept, her cries of agony and fear piercing
the pauses Of the storm" How like the love of
the old fashioned mother who followed the child
she had pIucked from her heart all over the
world. Swept by passion that child might be, it
mattered not, bearing away with him the frag
ments of the roof tree though he did, yet that
mother was with hinga Ruth through all his life,
and Rachel at his death.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

HAPPY VIRTuOUs BRIGHAM.-In late dis
course at the Tabernacle, Brigham Young said ::
The last time | spoke to you here told you
that found my religion just as sweet TO me in
my private capacity, in my secret medtations,
upon my bed, and in my closet, in my Office,
or with my family, as it is when | am on this
stand. | love it as we'll, esteem 1t as highly, 1t
is as precious to my understanding aud it invig-
crates, buoys up, strengthens aud fills every
power of my capacity with unspeakabe joy, just
as much at home as 1t does here. | hope this is
the case with you all.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

ADVICE TO BB READ AND REMEMBEHED.-If
you wish to stop your paper pay for it in full to
the time when yon cease taking it, as an honest
man should do. Don't go sneakng to the post
master and tell him to send your paper back
refused" but send for your BILL deposit the
amount with the postmaster, and ask him to for
ward it or what is a much better way, go to the
Office Of publication yourself, and pay your hon
est dues like a man. Some people complain that
they can't stop paper that they have once sub
scrbed for, but there is no difficulty in it, if they
take the right way. Pay up all you owe, and
then, If the paper is con tinued, contrary to your
orders, you are not liable for it, Don't under
take TO cheat the printer out Of his due, whe lher
it be ten cents or ten dollars. You have had the
benefit of bis labor, aud are bound, upon every
principle Of justice and fair dealing, to pay for it
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

"SoMETnING TO MAKE IT FLY"--Aunt Doro-
thy had a wonderful fondncss for singing in
Methodist meetings, negro meetings, and espe-
cially in missionary meetings Then her voice
would be heard above all the rest screaming out
" From Greenland's icy mountiags' or some
other equally moving hymn. But when the
plate came round for the collection, Aunt DOro
Thy always sang louder, and still louder, with
her eyes fixed upon the wall 80 that she never
saw the collector till he had passed her seat
ono night she thus wrapped in ecstasy.
singing at the top of her voice and gazing at
the ceiling, " Fly abroad thou mighty GospH" -
when Jack Bones came along with the plate, and
touching the old woman with his left hand,
shrewdly exclaimed " Look here Aunty you
needn't keep on singing Fly abroad, dou
mighty Gospa," less you glib something to
make il fly"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

Cor HoMEscK.-The Orizaba, which arrived
about two weeks ags, says the Alta, brought
back more than one hundred old Californians,
who had got homesick, OF disgusted with the
snow, Ice hail, sleet, coughs, cold and sneezes Of
the winter aud the heat gaspngs, lassitudes and
sweltorings, of the summers of the eastern slope
of the continent. 1t takes only one year, on an
average, to make an old Californian homesck
and to yearn for the matehless climate OF the
Golden State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

THEY ALL CONE BACE.-The steamer Of the
9Th will carry large number Of old residents Of
this place but we have yet TO learn that any OF
them contemplate an absence Of more than one
year from California. This is the season for
pleasure excursions to the East, and the steamers
will go full for two or three months to come.
We understand that the best accommodations of
the steamers Of the goth April and 5th May have
already been engaged. These visiiatons of old
Californians to their friends the other side
have most favorable tendency TO our welfare.
by illustrating the fact that there is something
here sufficiently attractive to call the wanderers
back after a very bref soourn in other climates
San Francisco EUening Gazette
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

ONLY WANTED AN lNJUNCrioN.-A lawyer of
this village, was consulted few days since, by an
injured husband who complained of the uufaith-
funess Of his spouse. Repeated acts of neOn-
stancy upon the part Of the wife, could be clearly
proved, and the man of the law. told his client
there would De no difficulty in obtaining decree
of divorce at the next term of Court =" Divorce,
- next term of court" exclaimed the now ex-
cited Benedict. "d--n your divorce-I don't
want any divorce, | only want to get out an
Injunction to stay her proceedings "-.Neoada
AdiiOuGL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-04-14

SPREAD OF SPRIrUALIsM.-Th last annual re-
port on Spritualism shows that there are 1887,
600 Spiritualiss in the United States, and enough
more in Canada, Cuba and South America to
swell the number to 100000. These are start.
ling figures, and although California is not in
cludcd in the States enumerated in the report
there are large number Of people here who are
votaries to the theory of spiritualism The San
Francisco Ecaag Gazette, new and excellent
daily, asserts that in the city of San Francisco
alone, there are numerous associations OF persons
who profess belief in, and meet regularly to
investigate this science of Spiritualsm, as they
call it, which even in this age of enlightenment
they cannot explain or account for. One very
remarkable fact is that the dcvOtces to this new
tangled science make no headway-are no fur
ther advanced than when they began with the
Rochester rappngs. We wish the thing would
explode.
Coop L00KING.-The last number Of the Ne
vada Journal was dressed up-had new type, new
everything, and was better and more spicy than
usual. The JOurnal is remarkably independent
in tone says what it thinks Oh all SUBJECTS and
is good newspaper.
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o7ETRs. TIrE.S'SE o "; .ssV' EXPERT
0KA enced Nurse and female Physician, present 3
to the attention Of mothers, her H
SOOTHING SYRuP, .+
for Children TeethHg, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teething, by sOftening the gums, redu-
cling all infammation-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is SURE TO REGULATE
THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
give rest to yourself, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this article fer over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and II,
of it, what have new Cor been able TO say of ans
other medicine-never sshas it failed, in a single
instance, TO effect cure .vhen timely used. New
did know in stance of dissatisfaction
by any who Gsed it. SOn the contrary, all are
delighted with its opera tions, and speak in terms
of highest commenda Sstion of its magical eff
fects and medical virtues. ave speak In this
'what we do know" af Ster ten years experience.
and pledge reputa @tiOn for the fulfiment of
what we here declare. sin almost every instance
where the infant is suf- sfsring from pain and eX-
hauston, relief will be 1found in 10 or 20 minutes
after the Syrup is admin 1istered.
This valuable prepare Stion is the prescription
Of one of the most expe Srienced and 5 k IL lfui
Nurses in New England, sand has been Used with
never falling success in ssthousands of cases.
1t not only relieves s|the child from pain but
invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects acid
fty, and gives tone and Henergy to the whole sys-
TEN. 1t will almost in stantly relieve Gripping
in the Bowels and Wind EColic, and overcome con-
vulsions, which if not speedily remedied, en-
in death We believe it 1.-THE best and surest rem
edy in he world, in all sscases of Dys ntery and
Diarrhea in children,-rwhether it arises from
teethins or from any other cause. We would
say to every mother who has a child u If ring
from any one of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudices, nor the pref udces Of others,
stand between your suffering child and the relief
that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure-to follow
the use of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the fac smile OF
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. Prin-
cipaI efice, No. 10 Cedar street, New York.
Price 25 cts. bottle janl3-dwIy.
KELLER d WHITE, Agents, Evansville. In
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Clerk : oniec, Juno 2sth, 1850. Ut . 0'7'
FRD OF RQU.RLFZ.zT FO.N.

ID The Common Council of the City of Evans
willie will meet Board of Equalization at the
City Council Chamber, Friday, the ed day of
June, A. D.. 1860, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. for the pur-
pose of equalizing and correcting assessments on
real and personal property, aud will coutnus its
sessions from day day until said assessments are
all equaized and corrected. All taxpayers are
requested to call and examine their respective as
scssments. VIM. BAKER Mavor
MAYORS ONCE Il, 1900. -i
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&UG.zR CURED C.R.N'T".A $ 5 r -
- Dried Beef.-2OO0 lbs for sale by
june2 S. l.. GILBERT d co.
AN ADDRESS TO FRIENDS, , :.

A. respectfully inform his friends and fellow
citizens, that he has this day commenced business
for himself at the well known stand of John NJ
App. | have just received very nice and we'll
selected stock Of Ladies', Misses Boys, and Chill
drens Shoes of every style and of the best quality
Hoping that BY strict attention to business aud the
manufacture and sale of No. l article of Shoes
and Boots, will merit the patronage my new As
we'll as old friends.
Ladies' and Gents Boots, Caters and Shoes of
all kinds made srder in the neaest style and at
the shortest notice. Give your old friend Nc. a
trial A. c. McDEVITT,
No. 90 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
junslS-f
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