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Conclusive reasoning, isn't it2

Eay~ We protest against the whipping-in
process that is attempted by some of the Re
publican papers upon the Jacksonville Re
publican and FL. Wayne Times. Messrs.
French and Dawson are men of years and
discretion, and just as capable of Judging
between right and wrong as those who
abuse them. This overseer sort of a man.
ner toward them is calculated to do great
deal more harm than good. In fact it can
do no possible good. They mean we'll If
Edward Bates, or some other conservative
man. should be nominated at Chicago, we
believe they will "pull off their coats and
roll I'D their sleeves for the nominee and
the Opposition State ticket too. If some ex-
IRENE man such as Seward or Chase be nom
mated, we do not believe they Will help
elect him. We knao one thing however
they had better be let atone. They are not
the men to be driven scared, they
should be treated like gentlemen, rs they
are, in every sense of the word.
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A DefauIter SenIenced--Singula Pro-
ceedinE.

In January, 1859, Deputy Sheriff Robin
son, of Marion county, arrested in San An
tonic, Texas, James A. McCorkle, formerly
cashier of the Peoples Bank in Richmond,
on charge of embezzling the funds of his
employers, Messrs. Burke & Kramer. He
was brought home, waived preliminary
examination, and had q trial before Judge
Elliott of the Wayne Circuit Court in Cen
terville in August last. The jury failed to
agree, and second trial was ordered, which
took place last week.
The trial was set for Monday, when an
affidavit was filed by the prisoners counsel,
the Messrs. Julian, to the effect that the
Court was prejudiced against the case, and
asking a change of venue. The motion for
a change was overruled but to satisfy the
defendant Judge Elliott sent for Judge Per-
kins ofthe Supreme Court to preside during
the progress of the trial. Judge P. COM
menced the trial of the case on Tuesday
A jury was empanneled and sworn, and the
case proceeded with. Tuesday night Nc
Corkle, who was on bail, fed, but was rear
rested on Wednesday at IL o'clock in Darke
county, Ohio. The Judge proceeded with
the trial in the prisoner absence. On Tues
day he returned to Court through the re-
quest of his counsel, and on Friday the case
was submitted to the jury. A verdict was rem
.7dered of fine of $500, disfranchi sement for
five years, and incarceration in the State
Prison for four years
A motion for new trial was made and
argued, but was overruled, and the prisoner
is booked for Jeffersonvlle
A peculiar feature in this ease is that the
Court proceeded with the trial in the ob-
sence of tie prisoner, and intended to have
gone through with it if he were present.
This IS something new in Jurisprudence, and
ia much commented on, both fayorably and
unfavorably. 1t is certainly radical inno-
walton that Judgs Perkins has mad, in the
usual course of judicial proceedings.
McCorkle, previous TO his det:llcaton, was
considered entirely trustworthy by his en-
pIOyers. He had their entire confidence
He was leader in one of the churches Of
Richmond teacher i'll the Sabbath School,
and stood on the best social footing. His
downfall is attributed to fast Hping-lhe
cause of many a mans ruin.
The embezzlement was SO skillfully hidden
that it was very difficult to trace out. Pa
pers were distracted and books altered in
the most ingenious manner. The amountof
the deGalcaton is some $4,000. Only part
of the money has been recovered. The loss
to the proprietors of the Bank is very seri-
Gus, rs their expenses have been heavy in
addition to the money embczzled.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-22

Bg~The Vincennes San insists that the
Democratic National Committee have no
power to change the location of the National
Convention, inasmuch as the Cincinnati
Convention fixed the place, and only en-
posed the Committee to name the time.
We are keeping the run of the position OF
Democratic papers on this question for an
important purpose. That purpose is, in
order to be able to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious Democracy, should the
Committee conclude TO change the location
of the Convention, or even should an at
tempt be made at Charleston to adjourn to
some other point. There is a very simple
rule of distinction, viz; Those who stay at
Charleston will be the simon pure Democra-
cy. Those who migrate to cheaper spot
will be boilers.
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XEyOSE HILL %4SND zSS 4 ~ ksN3 IL
II saloon. Tho undei sis ned has RENTED and
renovated the BATH HOUSE AND BARBER
SU0F UNDER MA RBi.E HALL, in fine style,
and Is prepsTt-u to Shave, SlanPoUn, Dress Hair,
1,r q. furnish Hot OF Gold Baths NJ all hours
fhis is the only Bath House ia the city, aud
'tta determined 80 conduct il and the Barrier
shop attached that it will become the heaquaI teTs
OF all geutieuen wishing To trimmed up in tho
height Of tho style.
Give a call and try my skill. Terms reason
able. imar3-dtf1 ISRAEL b. GLENN
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TITLE PEuEECT,


TEXANS ne-iourth cash balance ia one, tive,
AID thee NeIrs, with interest secured by mortgage
ul th- promises
Flats can hc seen at Crescent City Bank CoAafN
Recorders office Washington House, August Lne..
Henry SIvciSti-th, kostur " n orr, Henry GunLerts
and al my ollie, whore all information will ss far
nIshed. TiloS. L. GAR%fN,
mari5-IOtd No. 10 Third St
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7zSRas. yy.g.N.sE,O ~. IN ExPERE-

EEHss. U,s.Y,SkO ~; NV EXPEHK-
y VA erced Nurse aud female Physician, presents
10 the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children IeetliDg, which greatly facilitates the
process Of Teething, by softeninS the gums, ledu
cling all inftinination-will alay all pain and
sUdtsmodic 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 for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth
of it, what we have sor been able to say ofany
other medicine never sshas it failed in a single
instance, to effect cure Swhen timely used. New
er did we know an in stance of dissatisfaction
by any one who Hsed it. S0n the contrary, all are
deg with its opera tions, and speak ter1rs
OF highest cunImeIIda Sstion of its magical If
fects and medical virtues I'VE speak in this matter
''what do know al ater ten years experience.
and pledge Teputa Stion for the fulflment o.
what we here declare. gin almost every instADse
whore the infant is suf- sfering from pain AMI ex-
hausiiOn, relief viii be 0found in Is or 20 minutes
after the Syrup Is admin aistered.
This valuable prepare Stion is the prescription
OF one OF the most eXpe Srieneed and k | full
Nurses ~ New England, sand has been used with
never failing success in Ssthousands of cases.
1t not only relieves ,~the child from pain, but
the stomach land bowels, corrects acid
ity and gives tone and Senergy to the whole sys-
TEN. 1t will almost in stantly reIieve GrininR
in the Bowels and Wind 2Colic, and overcome con-
vulsiOns, which if speedily remeded, end
In death. We believe it ssthe best and surest rem
riy in he world, in all Scases of Dysentery and
Darrhea in children,-Ewhether 1t arises from
teethinE from any other cause. We would
say TO every mother who ! has child II 9 ing
from any of the foregoing complaints, do not
let your prejudiees, the pref udices OF othOrs
stand between your suffering child and the relief
hat Will be sure-yeS, absolutely sure-to follow
the of this medicine if timely used.
Full directions tor using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless tie fac-simile of
IUETIS y PERKINS, New York, is on the out
tide wrapper
Sold 10y Druggists throughout the world. Prin-
,iPl efiice, No. - Cedar street, New York.
Prize % cts. a bottle jan13-dw1y.
HELLER & WHITE, Agents, Evan syille, Ind.
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eR-Capt. VIM. II. Thornburgh has brought
a suit for SANDER against David l.. South
ard, and lays his damage at $50, coo, They
both reside in Putnam county. Both gen
tlemen are wealthy and enjoy high social
standing. Messrs. r. W. Thompson and
John P. Usher of Terre Haute, and Matson
and Scott OF Greencastle, have been retained
az counsel by Mr.. Thornburgh.
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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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safS-S..'cj e. .SzS9' 81 g e n n ~ -
~ vrsy large assortment Of Spun,,.. enb;nciun.
All qualities, from - CENTS pound io 81 30 t,.s
ounce. at T:iohi'SoN : New Drug store. corner
second aud Main streets. mario
E,f0ss Tssss SEsa--.ggST' 9EC,RsB-Eakr
a -farHl, Cat MeaI. kie- Flour, Corn StarcaA
taI1"c4 and Sage. al ct the best quality, ;sati
warranted fresh. Just the things for sick perssns
Come TO EhOdPSUNS New Drug Store and buy.
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Es5@ The Terre uaute Journal thus
speaks of the will of John Rose of New
York city, which we mentioned few days
ago:
John Rose was brother of Henry and
Chauncey Rose of this city. We under
stand an effort is being made by the rela-
tions of the deceased to invalidate the will.
In case Of its success, the large estate of
which he died seized, will probably ulti-
mately find its way out west.
Mr.. Rose was a millionaire So is his
brother Chauncey Rose. "Unto them that
hath shall be given, &c.
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New Dry Goods Establishment.
ThyyxSE O.n,EsERsEG.S.ED. E.sTE OE

q the firm of Roser Hros. Il Co.. begs leave t"
inform his tris ndS and citizens of Evansville and
vicinity, that he has just returned from the East
with, and il now opening at the capacious store
room, on First street, door south of Preston
Bros splendid stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, consisting of everything, from ths lowest
price Muslin to the finest Silk and Dress Go0ds the,
market affords Having beea long acquainted with
the bds mess, the undersigned il that the
cash system the only system which will succeed.
and therefore only sells for cash Prices will l in
accordance. I Therefore, all in need OF Dry Goods
will call the stone First street where
will get the worth of y"ur money.
Respectfully, l.. FREY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREAT SALE OF

9 Z Els Il Il q E - 9
~ HERE E'EEE E y - q Il -, II n
q Crescent city Hall.
ia A n 5 V l. l. Il, on 4 i'll L RSDAY Y, the
9Th day of April next, eighty-our lots in the East
era Enlargement, with front of 2}72 feet, en-
bracinG 100 feet Main street, 100 feet Locust
street, 300 feet Sixth street, $50 feet on Fifth
street, 100 feet on Fourth street. &c. These Lots
are in close proximity to the Railroad Depot Wa
bash & Erie Canal, Public Schools, Main street, and
the ohio river, ana in the very heart of a thriving
AMI we'll settled portion Of the city. They
cyssible and convenient for residences business
purposes, and are offered to the public for the
fra time They present rtrc chance for profitable
investment. and every man who wishes to select
good lot tor building, should take advantage of the
upporTumitY presented. Tho Eastern Enlarge
m"ht is Improving more rapidly than any other part
"f Evansville, and nearly all OF these lots inh-
proved with good side walks.
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Auction Sale.

n , 2 u u
~ sell at public auction TAsHrsday, March
18th, 1862 at his residence m Et4nsvili., ti,e fol
lowing property good working nj uies, horses,
~ Nurse wagons, yoke OF Itxea Water bray
with barred :; dpuhie wagon HARNESS, cart har-
neSN. irm ten 1" iiitet Thousand feet of pine Lun
Der, 10 Whet!barrows, Mud Wheel and fixtures,
and 81 her brirk yard tools zoo numerous ion.
TEhNS OF SALE All sums of FIVE dollars
ana un'ler, cash; above five dollats, eight
months credit VIII be- ei.en, purchasers giving
notes "itu approved security, waving valuation
Hhi ahl'r"iseincpt laws. a. q. SULLIVAN.
\. lot M, Au-;i uic.r marI--dts
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81 The students at the Indiana State
University, Bloomington, on the 9th, when
allowed a holiday, improved their time
we'll by planting the College Campus with
forest trees and other shrubbery: and other
probably the best days work they ever did.
person who will plant a shade tree is a
public benefactor; one who will destroy,
without good reason, q valuable tree,
{" twere base Gattery to cali a"-Vandal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-22

q nient Agents wanted to sell the ERR + SEW
ING MACHINE We viii give a C1m,nission, or
WiTes no 10 per mon Il, and EXPENSES paid. This
Is ne" f.'s"iiIn", aud simple its construction
NAV 81 'td 81 ten years learn operate il la
nan a" hong Instruction 1t Is equal to any Fam
~ sew @ M5ci''"" ia ttse .,.d the price is bur
Fifte-n i.dli,r-.
Persons Wishing; in agency viii address
} y HOILAN
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine e, inpanv,
niAFII-tw hiuA> ON,
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SPRING TRADE.
John E. DetexeS.

Wholesale Manufactures OF Genilenen's, Ladies,
Misses, and Childreus
BOOTS. SHOES, IND UPIERS,
Carlisle buildings, No. IS W,st Fourth street,
Cinriuuat
HsSB'kFES TIRE .ETf' fEsS"s's ca q s..
II dealt 10 the fact that lac is Iaanufactur-
iig and keeps constantly hand large stock
of the newest aud choicest sIi les OF goods ada pied
to the requirements of popular trade the induce
ments lac oilers GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES Having been ei gagged III manufacturing
first class goods for over twenty Years, he now
claims to have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods as cheap if not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures He feels confident OF his ability To
"er extra Inducements tn close buyers. His motto
is fair field aud no 1avors.
Call aud examine his goods, and y"u will be sure
to buy.
KS Orders promptly attended to.
IeDI0-5nid
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BSl5@ The City Council of Terre Haute are
about to present to Mr.. r. s. Cox, jr., a
splendid 500 thermometer gold watch
American manuficture-on account of
the efficient manner in which he has dis
charged his duties rs Chief Fire Engineer
Of the Fire Department. The watch is en-
graved with an appropriate inscription.
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uOGAUsBzE x.nPR0C .ED PROP-

H/NGLU.1BEE E.nPRO C.ED PROP-
erty for saie.-Fuur lots Fourth street, op-
posite the market, designated by Nos. B. 4, 5, and
ii, Market Place. All new three story, metal roof.
bricks, built for stores suitable Tor any kind of
business, and with good finished dwelling
Inulatiuns
For terms of sale, apply TO Alien g. H,lock,
Real Estate and General Insurance Agent, Marble
Hall Building, Main St Get, Evansville, Ind
fubI6-Im
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WHEELER u WILSON'S

No. First Street, between Main aud L9cIIst.
EEEE URE.ER TO TIE PUBLIC
~ Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing Ma
chine at reduced prices, with increased confidence
in its merits the best and most reliable family
sewing machine IN use 1t equally we'll
the thickest thinest fabrics; makes the lock
stitch impossible to unrayel, with the essential
advantage of being alike on both sides, forming no
rdgoOr chain on the hinder side is simple in
struction, more speedy in movement, and more
durable than any other machine. We give full in
structioils to enable the purchaser to ordinary
seams, stitch, hem, fell, quilt, gather, bind, and
tuck, all on Che machine, and warranted for
three years.
Ne al5okeep on constantly hand a full assortment
of Singers machines.
Circulars containing testimonials of tho above
machines, from persons OF the highest standing
East aHd West, giving prices &c, will he furnished
gratis, on application in person or by letter.
fobgiy L. II. SELLMAN.
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
loo acres the n W or sec 7. town 2, range west.
100 do ne or sec 20, town =, range west.
100 do W or sec %, town 2, range west.
l9l do or 81, town =, range w0st.
lO5 do pit or, sec 70, town y range 10 west.
loo do Nv or IA, town ), range 10 west.
loo do Or sec %, town 3, range 10 west.
100 do or sec 20, town ), range 10
leo do or "A, town 3, range
Ito do or soc "a, town ,, range
100 do or sec u, town 3, range
The regoing tracts will be sold on liberal terms.
Titles perfect. Enquire at the
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
On Third street, bet Main and Sycamore,
i'll Wheeler'S Building.
WIN. II. WALKER,
Real Estate Agt.
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LIABILITIES
5h. No liabilities to banks, or others due -r NET
due.
9th. 10 losses adjusted and due
9TH. LOSSES either unadjust g. a., ~,
Sth. adjusted and not due, I 2"''"iV o.
9th. LOSSES in suspense wait
ing further proof, in
Guided in last answer
above
ION. All other claims against
the company, dividends
unpaid l..--.--....-.--...l,92 $50
Total amount of liabilities s,;t, $50 81
llth. This rule of the company is not To exceed
$1,000 ia any one risk, sub Get to loss by
a single fra.
18th. The amount insured in city viliage de-
ponds upon its sze-generalIy all the desira-
BILE risks to be had, subject to the last rIIe
above named
18th The amount insured in any one block of
buildings, depends upon its size and
BtructiOn, subject to the rule above refer
red TO.
18th. \ certified copy of the Act of Incorporation
accompanies this statement.
TIMOTHY g. ALLYN. Sto'y. .
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, 90
Hartford County,
JANUARY 9th Is,an
Personally appeared r. c. Allyn, secretary of the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made oath
that the foregoing statement, by him sui,,crihad
is true full and correct statement of the affairs
Of said Company, and exhibits, far az can he
at this date. It's actual condition ON
Ihe LIST day of January, 1860. Before me,
GEO. s. GILMAN,
Justice OF the Peace.
Allen q. HallocI is the duly authorized Agent
for this city, by certificate of authority from the
,fice.
Applications for insurance on merchandise, store
iOtses, dwellings and CONTENTS Will DO attended
-, aud policies Issued ut reasonable rates.
ALLEN q. HALLUCks Agent,
Marble Hall Building, No. Main street Evans
lille. Ind. jan23tap2s
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SSxUJS.N'X' As.g Gx.-ExTR.9 E.4RGE
w % Gunny Bags also, large 4 bushel Bags
auitabe for shipping corn in bran, Tor sale,
by m4rlt GEO. FOSTER d co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Total amount of capital aud surplus Sl,4l5,Sl5 81
assists.
Amount of cash in Continen-
tai Bank, n. Y................ SI9.707 81
Amount Of cash in hands Of
Agents, and in of
Transmission (balance) -. -, 800 u
Amount ofunincumbered real
estate, No Wall Street.. 67093 90
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market
value....... ...... ............... 102, 2i1 20
Amount NJ ssouri State BIDS,
per cent, market value. 1926 o.
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, 8 per cent, market
value..... ....... ...... =. $3.50 90
Amount of Tennessee bonds,
D per cent, market value. o, 900 90
Amount of Brooklyn City
water bonds, 8 per cent,
market value. 1O,21O %
Amount of bankstocks,
ket value. 81, 80 90
Amount of loans bonds
and mortgages, being first
lien of record on uniucum-
bered real estate worth at
least 81 49,, 800 and on
which. there is less than
year S interest due and
owing-rate of interest
per cent. .......... .........6Go, COZ n3
Amount of loans stock
and bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value
ofsecurties pledged, S2JI,
529......... -. ...........-......IS S. ESQ 90
Amount due frIm premiums
ON policies issued ut Office. ,SGT ~
Amount of bills receivable
for premiums inland
navigation risks, &c.....-.. IL OH Il
Interest actually due ard
paid ..-............... 2l,92S 50
----$ 4 IS 1863 %
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LIABILITIES.
Amount of losses adjusted,
and due and unpaid......... None.
Amount of losses incurred
and i'll process of adjust
ment -. .......... .......... l. ,658 81
Amount of losses reported on
which no action has been
taken. -........................... 10, i22 Il
Amount of claims for losses
resisted by the Company. 800 90
Amount of dividends declar-
ed, and dine and unpaid None.
Amount of dividends, either
east OF scrip, declared but
not yet due....--.............-. None.
Amount of money borrowed. Nohs.
Amount OF all other existing
CLAIMS Eainst the Co... None.
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LEATHER BETTING
EWsEL7S P.gTR.N'T STRETCHED
eS Cemented and Riveted Leather BeItng--alsO
Lnce Leather, Rivets and Burs, Rivet Sets and
Headers, PunChera and Cutting Flyers. faIl
stock always hand lowest factory prices.
CHARLES BABCOCK,
mar9 s. Main street
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Samuel Burnett.
Agentllr fit ben 9OBbcd'lben
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rtbmten 9pebedi8en S6nupftataf aus Der Snbrtt Spn9 2anart
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5iuransfrer un6 Getienbe fpGtet fetr pprf6ti9 fem, ete fe t9re
gtaette taufen unO lHaten bie(elben nur ROY, iOl4en ansefeatsn
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fnp, bei&mintelt ju mercen uno TOR Ser unfDnft ~aus9eten.
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mad aGen Ibetfen bS gBcfens Tn6 ;u baben tet
Gb. 8. Siloebranbt,
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Sbtps @tfenbabn.
sn9nn So. 81 Sh0me8ffr.. Baltimore.