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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-07
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ALLEN c. HALLOCK,

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSCRANC I
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PURLIc
He continues to issue Policies from RAJ First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country on inland aud Fire ;..sks. lie vi /
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will a'Teni To the A. ju mant Of Losses
of every Description II der " i-ies from ether
agehcies. and attend to tide settlement OF all ma
teTs connected with INSURANCE, f,r p'iiIies i'll
teresttd. His long experience as an t~svRANcF
AGENr. has male him familiar Win al sub ec5r
-onnectcd with Ia .rtIce.
-, Uur,. ~ srs,lp lfsli 8uiIiin" ~, @ Min S.
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AFU Ef r q 70 II n u " " y A 4 q e
Il Order for Plank Side Walk. June 29, 1860
And now it Is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that
the owners of all Lots parts of Lots fronting
adjoining the north side OF Sixth street,
between Walnut and Chestnut streets, in said
city, the sidewalks thereon TO be brought
to the proper grade, and that they a side
walk of class No to b. laid down thereon, within
P. BURKE, Clerk.
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~ u II II u K II II u ~" " u It a e.
u Order for Plank Sidewalk. Common Council,
june %, 1850 And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City OK
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots or parts
Of Lots fronting on adjoining the northeast
sido OF Sixth street, between Chestnut and Cher
~ streets, Ia said City, cause the sidewalks
thereon TO be brought to the proper grade, and
that they a sidewalk of Glass No. 2 to be
laid down thereon, within thirty days from the pub
licaion of thi order. P. BURKE, Clerk.
ltIarlla II,L,
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For County Treasurer.
Mr.. RdfFOr:-PEsGss ann Oun cs the % anne
of. NJ. CALDWELL a candidate for County Treas
urer at h9 next October election. MARIO.
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SHps gear hOrses.-Es we take great
pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mustang
Liniment as a valuable and indispensable article
for Sprains, Sores, Scratches Galds on Horses
Our have used it for severe Burns, Bruises
Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say it acts like magic. Weuse other Imminent,
]. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Harnden's and Wells
Fargo & Co.'S Express"
g GENTLEMEN u had a negro man worth 81 200,
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over year; 1 had used everything I could hear
of without benefit, until tried the Mustang LiHi-
ment. 1t has perfectly cured him, and ran now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES DORRANCE."
Every Planter Teamster, and Family should
have this invaluable article. Sold by all respect
able dealers everywhere.
BARNES & PARK, Proprietors,
junel2-lmd&w New York.
IEnF,. Oys!-HGsr EIys!!-EEGf1- DYeY!!-
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye The original
and best in the world! u All others are mere i'm
itations, and should be avoided, if you wish to es
cape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly
to beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without
injury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded TO WIZ. 4. BACHELOR since 1885,
aud over $4,000 applications have been made to the
Hair of the Patrons of his famous Dye.
VA. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces
a color not to be distinguished from nature and is
WARRANTED not TO injure in the least, however
long it may be continued and the i'll effects of bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair iLvigorated for life by
this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
re- The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each Box,
of WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
mar17-lyrd&w Is Bond street, New York.
WSgs!-WTgs!!-JE' fss!!!- ESafchsIOT,s
Wigs and TeuPees surpass all. They are elegant,
light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO a charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking off the head indeed, this is the only
Establishment where these things are properly
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The New and Startling Poem OF the
Dress for the Hair.

l.
Miss Flora McFlimsey of Madison Square,
lady of fashion, Of wealt tn and of beauty,
Spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did it because she thought it a duty,
To paint the fine lily-to perfume the rose
10 gid refined gold-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFlimsey, with beauty so rare,
Required aught to make her more charmingly fair.
CANTo II.
Miss Flora had heard of noted Professor,
Who dressed his own hair, tho not hairdresser,
With magical, wonderful great preparation,
(NOw used in vast quantities over the nation
This noted Professor was gray as rat
At Juvenile thirty-no elder than that
And the amount of poor hair his crown had upon it,
(Though now as black as a ravens wing,
With lustre enough for ball room king,)
" ould not have been accepted, such was its harsh
and dry character by any fashionist, however bald
she might have been, who e'er wore q bonnet
This is all of this beautiful and startling poem
which will be published in this paper. If you de-
sire to learn the effect of the preparation which Miss
McFlimsey applied to her hair, call at 3l2 Broad
way, and Professor Woods agent will prove to you
that Woods ir Restorative is one of the best ar
ticles for bea flying and promoting the growth
and restoring ne original color of the hair, over
put before be world.
CAUTIo Beware of worthless limitations as
several ready in the market called by different
Woods Hair Restorative, Depot st. Louis, Mo, and
New York; are blown in the bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and Patent j. edicine deal
Also, by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers in
the United States and Canadas. junel2 1md&w
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no X OR.1 TKO.N .NO TKCE.-
u Orter for PLANK Sidn-~al Council Chamber,
June 20 1860 And il is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots paris
OF Lots fronting or adjoining the north east
side of Sixth str>et, between Cherry and Oak
streets, in said City, the sidewalks thereon
be breught TO the proper grade, and that they
cause sidewalk of Glass No. 2 TO be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publication
of this order P. BURKE, Clerk
Citv Clerks Office July G. 1870
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Health ana pure blood are fnseparG6Iso
-Recollect that all sickness arises from impurty
of the blood and that Judsons Mountain Herb
Pills will surely find out and cleanse these inn
purit from the system, that disease cannot exist
So simple and innocent the herbs and plants
that compose them that 1t is not necessary TO have
them sugar coated in order that the star.ch can
bear them. In most cases, Pills sugar coated
because the materials of which they made
gripping and malignant, that otherwise delicate
stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal with disease as 1t is and will
not only by removing the cause, but will
There many who have SO trihed with their con.
stitutions that they think medicine cannot help
them let not these despair: incredulity and
scepticism is overthrow by mass of testimony
which Is truly irresistible. At first the virtues as
cribed to these MOUNTAIN HERE PILLS were
deemed fabulous. The public had been 80 Otter
deceived that they could not believe the simple
truths advanced by their discoverer. Yet facts uH
denable, attested by witnesses Ut the highest char
scter and respectability, have proved, and ar
proving each day, the virtues of this " mighty
healer" They mark by their miraculous efficacy
and power a new era in medicine.
Judsons Mountain Herb Pills and Noun
tain Herb Worm Tea are sold by all medi-
cine Dealers. june12- md&w
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CANDIDATES.
For District Attorney.

NEwECRGH, June 9Th, 1850.
GENTLEAEs You will please announce my
name in your paper candidate for the Office of
District Attorney for the Common Pleas District
composed of the counties Of Posey, yanderburgh
Gibson and Warrick ELLIS LEWIS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-04-14
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Spite Of Federal Establishments and
threatened prescription, the Republicans Of
Connecticut have proven true to their past
history, and to the principles of right. A
fi.rcer political battle than the one which
has ius. resulted in favor of Human Rights,
has ncye, heen fought upon the soil Of the
Nutmeg State. Connecticut being largely
engaged in manu-. acturiag, the Sham De-
mocrncy appealed directly TO the pockets OF
the Manufactor. The De-. neratic leaders
told them they mus, forsake th,ir cherished
principles and vote The Democratic ticket,
or the South would no longer purchase their
wares. Threats and money were alike Of
no avail. Imbued with the spirit of their
fathers, the Connecticut Republicans spurn-
Cd he brides and threats Of the pro- slavery
democracy, and the Republican column Of
New England to-day remains unbroken
1t is true, the Demo racy thinned out our
mnisrit;es somewhat, but the voice of Con-
nee,icut is still for freedom. This Is glory
enough ,eor siderins the almost super human
efforts put forth by the representatives OF
the Federal Treasury, and their employees,
to carry the State. The Legislature is Re-
publican BY IN increased majority, which
ensures The election Of r publican y. 3.
Senator. The Republican Gubernatosiai
,icka. ia elected, by impurities ranging not
above 1000. Connecticut ~ entrled to
ibreo rousiing cheers from each and every
Republican in the land. Let her have them.
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Tmu REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,

TIE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
For the nomination OF Presidential Electors,
State Oiicers, and for the ratification Of the
nominees and platform Of tho National
Convention to be held at Chicago on the
ID h VI May, will ".eet Mt Iowa City on the
23d Of M.y-ride call Of State Central
Committee, Published elsewhere in our issue
Vi dry. The time of holding the Coz.
yention suits US exactly, and We eparace
this opportunity Of extending to The Com
inittec, in behalf Of the Republicans of
Western lJwa, our unfeigned thanks for
not calling the Convention ut Dubuque.
We wouldn't like to travel sway up thar
II attend State Convention! Neither the
West, South west or North west have any
axes to grind at this Convention, that we
are aware Of at this time, and hence We
deem it extremely unreasonable to make
the delegates from these sections travel to
Iowa City, to further the ends Of those pc :
sons who already have their clutches fast
cned urOn all the Offices Of either honor
or profit within the gift of the Convention !!
That's the way We feel about it, put it is
too late, now. to mend the matter, and there
is no alternative left the people of this
section, but to 90 to the C'"rention, and
witness the unrollng of Il. !. ,crammc.
Under the circumstances, We it the
imperative duty of the Republicans est
TO send ut least one delegate from ,ch
county, to the C,nventon at Iowa lity.
These delegates should be chosen with view
to their back bone" We want men, who,
knowing their rights, dare maintain them.
1t vii. be OK no use to send other than sucs.
men.
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prs AoISrs, Iowa. March asth, 1850.
fu-ss1nt 70 avo:e Of majority OF the unirrsisnet
Z. am,,tee. tho REPUBLICANS OF Iowa will ssser,
BIZ by iheif delegates In State Convention al Iowa
CRY. on WEDNESDAY,, THE 23o DAT OF NAY, 1860
y; II o'cock s. for the nomination Of State elcer:
he eee cd Noven election Of this years fol
she IN, nation Of Presidential Electors; the
Transaction Of 81! other business h-h may be.
:sso .ac CvEvent.n.
I. also called for the purpose 5! ratiyius tho nou-
iaces and piattorm Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
CONVENTIONS to lie held at Chicago the 18th 0! May
III. VI representation will be delegate FOL
every organized county; and delegate for each
hundred vcs fraction thereof ling onc-h alt
east 10 Hon k;.kwooc. for Governor, At the las,
state election.
J1uS 4. EAssoS. CHAIRMAN.
n uJxTE sEc'Y.
SD RI CLARK. Mt. Pleasant.
O. STONE Council Biuns,
WI LOUDHRIDGE OskaiooSa,
THOMAS DacMAuSD. vinton,
A.BP iIILDRErH, st. Charles City,
J. n. NEwtUAB Bloomfield,
WV BiGELOw Sioux Cay,
JAAES TIuEiNGroN Davenport,
II A wiLTSE, DuhuYas.
l.. L. P.ASE. F'.s Driss,
Rcpu.ffedn State Central Comniiifs
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CO Forney's Press is very severe up N
the Presidents last Message, protes log
against the Investigation into his Conduct.
1t says: -..-... .... ....a.- . r
The case stands jnt a. If clerk in a
store should shy to the finn, ''You shall not
examine the books TO ascertain m, dim.
quency; repel tn. suspic'"n; I protest
against the Disgrace; but you mayp,osecufe
me for felony, aud run The risk q securing
q conuiction.
Mr.. Buchanan says in this most arrogant
OF all state papers upon r cnd- mos, ar,n.
CANT IN its assumptions. most arrogant IN
It's tone-.sl defy rnve-,,gati"n.'' Aud We,
the whole meaning. object. aud aim If IN.
paper is t. escape investigation.
The Democratic party nut utterly and
openly repud'ate this protest and The pro-
tester, or they will hear from III. p.oIl.
soon upon the subject Of President,al pre-.
negatives. sEz
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EMIGRATION AGENCY,

| Near the close Of the Session, the Legis.
lature passed an nc. making provision for
| the establishment Of Commissioner in the
City Of New York, to promote immigration
to the State Of Iowa. The object and i'm
portance of this agency can be seen ut a
glance. The Commissioner is required to
keep an Office in the City of New York,
"from the frs. day of May until the first
day of December in each year, winch Office
shall be KEEP, open at all reasonable business
hours, between the dates aforesaid, and to
give to Immigrants the necessary informa-
ton inrrelation to the soil and climate of
the State, and the branches Of business to be
pursued. with advantages therein, and the
cheapest and most expeditions route bv
which the same can reach the State, and to
give such further information as will IS far
practicable, protect immigrants against the
mpcsitions often prac:iced upon them; to
report to the Governor as often n required,
and Ii the manner to be prescribed by him,
the number Of immigrants sent by him to
the State, their na,onality, and the branches
of business intended to be pursued by
them" a sum not exceeding one thousand
dollars is placed ii, the disposal of the Gov
ernor, by this net, to be expended in pub
ication Of description Of the State, in
English, German, or such other languages,
rs the Governor shall deem advisable; q
sum not exceeding one thousand one hun
drcd dollars for Office rent, furnishing the
same. and for maps and books to bs used
in the Office CT the Commissioner Of Immi.
grafton.
The post of Commissioner, ns provided
FIR in this Mt, was rendered to and accepted
by Lieut.. Gov. RuscB, who will at once
enter upon the discharge Of his du.
lies. Mr.. RUscu requested us to inform
the people of Western Iowa that he would
bs pleased to receive at his Office in New
York, at ~ esrly day as convenient, de-
scrip,ioss of the various counties on the
Slope-thy nature Of their soil-amount Of
timber-faci,itics of ingress and egress-
populaton-in short, NIL the inducements
they offer to emfsrants to take up their
residence in the sane. viii some one in
each county take upon themselves the task
Of communicating to the Commissioners such
facts as they think will be likely to interest
the immigrant? IL anything like tho sue
cess attends this commission, which, attended
the one established By Wisconsin, the cis'-
zcns of Iowa will be well repaid f,r any
outlay of money or time they may have
been to 10 forwarding the design con,em-
plated by the passage Of this act.
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NOTICE..

T'Ct'hai inc $ rLiSnan William Siringhsm James
stfhShan, Dar m Lam, Leonard 81 bingham ia.
hes Ai'd Nahe! Hines Samuel Dy er, and Eliza Dye,
susan IN 81 ia haln aha other persrl, in eIes ed
IA ne es' axe u s'ephen S.ringhan, deceased
FOtias
Iva be cay notiiea now on a a in The of.
ne % ihe County JuiseU PVttawattamie .ouut, Iowa
peti.io ri Sanue Dye administrator OF III. Eel
u ne s"ii sep en- 81 IN ham. deco praying f,r all
ofde, oi Cout 10 e.. he SEs Mex Of sec g. T 10 \
Oh range IS nd - axe u land situate the Sw cor
ne: oil ire NV y OF Sc 81, rs N OF range 81 w to
pay tie uests and Oh ges said estate and that
cunt. Judge has fixed he LIST day the Ma, te IN oi
the tounty Cont Of saidfottawAt:anie coun.y Iowa
at ms I'm IN Codncii bnhs the county u said
couiy as the time and place for hearing said petition
at which lime a piate YOU appear you pro-
per. = -.
DOUGLASS L ROSS, Atty for Plaiutin
April 7 1850
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Obeying tho instructions Of the Legisla-
turs Of California, Ar. Gw,xx. some,ims
tincc introduced in:b the q. s. Senate, I
bill providing for the construction Of tel
egraph line on the central route, vis Pixies
Peak and Salt Lake City to San Francisco.
Allthat is asked Of the General Government
10 aid Of this important work is a guaranty
Of Government business to the amount OF
$50, 900 per annum for period of ten
years. Only this and nothing more, either
in the shape Of money, subsidy, or bonus.
This bill has already passed the Senate, and
hence we have strong hopes that the day
when tho continent, from the Atlantic to
the Pacific shore, viii be SPAWNED BY the
space annihilating wires, is not far distant ;
for, il o bill Of this nature receives the
sanction of that old fogy concern, the U. S.
Senate, there is hut little danger but what
tho s Young America" House will put it
through on the fast line. If Mr.. GwISS's
bill passes the House, the Atlantic States
will, in less than two years, be 10 telegraphic
communication with her sister States on
the Pacii,. The completion of substan-
tail line Of telegraph from the Mississippi
River to San Francisco, would not only
subssrve the Government in many obvious
ways, by bringing our vast Pacific possess
ions. and the great Territories this side--a
region that promises rapid progress in wealth
and popu!ation-withiu speaking distance
Of the Federal Capital, but its value to the
political, commercial and social interests Of
our country can scarcely be estimated. An
inter, oceanic telegraph bringing tho most
distaat parts of our continent into instanta.
neous communication, would invest the
Government with q tremendous power.
East of the Rocky Mountains chat power is
exerted and felt in the movement OF fleets
and armies-and extended to the Pacific,
both oceans would be within signal distance,
and the commanding spirit would be, in
truth, ubiquitous. Hardy adventures and
populations are opening up to labor and
settlement the gulches and valleys Of the
dividing mountains, and the central tele
graph line is needed to cheer on the sub
duers of the rugged wilderness. Looking
forward to glorious future for that region,
tho Pacific Railroad project has been for
some years before Congress. Though the
much talked of project, even to-day, stag
gers the energies of the nation, the signs of
the times unerrinSly indicate, that at no
distant day, tho tireless iron-horse will
journey from ocean to ocean, with the com
'nerce of nations ." numbering n, his back"
The Pacific Telegraph line is less hercule-
an task, however, requiring no great outlay
Of money on the part Of Government, and
If built will be regarded as the precursor Of
a Pacific Railway, and do much to hasten
The construction of this much needed High
way of Nations. We have strong hopes
that the bill will become law, ~ in that
Ease, the names Of Cyrus W. FIELD, PETER
cooPER, and Others, give assurance that the
work will DO accomplished in the shortest
'pace of time possible. A deeply interested
nation awaits with painful anxiety the action
u the House in this matter.
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NnII(,E,

To William Bra don, Polly Ann Brandon; JUhn Bran
dJn. tiizaDe.h J. Bfana,a Is sei b a.rdnn la id
Brand Atr.a e. y. a..dun and .saIcy BRANDON sI
all 1.-THE PEI s.e 1rfe leu III tbs es at. Of J.busyu
bfahdoi, dec d. laie vi Potaw IL ,ouuiy Iowa
You Ase hefeb, noi ified ;1al the is Esy IN A in
TIE once VI The Coun Judge Of alue o wa
peti'iJh RI L. r. Rose, admin stTalur III III
johnson T. srdon. DECD Ia P,tt attamie COUNTY
iowa aging ior an order Cuu sell he n "a 81
. and 81 =. SE y sec ~ ni the SE.. Ne. OF sec IS
-, \ of range IS IN Pottawaitamie Iuunty aud
the West fraction of SWs vi the NE. Sw of sec
~, ~ u range 81 W in Casa county lowa to Day
the ueots and charges an said Estate and that said
Court mas appoed the Is; day OF the Nay &c Ia 1850
9" sai Court tor hearing of SAID petition which ta.
y"n can appea and 81 cause why SAID e, shoUd
not be grahied, ii proper.
DOUGLASS * ROSS, Attys for PITT.
April 7, 1856 5.-sy
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Undersigned ave
scii'ec themselves together Tor the purpose estAb
fishing branch Of the State Bank of Iowa at Council
BUNS. Psitwaitamie County. Iowa, as specified in a
certificate a, seqai ed BY Jaw this day ed with the
RechrdeF VI Deels and annie t,,un; y
aforesaid aud that the Books Of subscription tu til.
Capital Stock OF sad II will oper;,.! On he pal
day at Aprii A lSSO, at the BANKING Hon a ,,f
umSef PuHeV IN said clty OF CSuncil B.uffs, be
KEEP opei rpQgiseG by Jaw Witness our hands thi,
3Jth day Of Mach A. y 1860
v3-n4s-ws y" ". d. TURNER
j.. MCBRIDE.
s CLINTON
-.-.. . .-...r.... THIS. Or GER.
.-. ...... ". II PCSEY
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CO New York correspondent If the
Mobile Register ridieules the i,i-a Of men
gong 10 Charleston, and h ,rding on
steamers at the Charleston, d, ck lie says:
"No steamer should b. matte n boarding
house, unless it pays license of 6ve thou
sand dollars. Il is mean to 20 down to
Charleston and carry our duner with us.
] am opposed to it. You my bet your life
that no Douglas delegate goes snenk,ny into
Charleston With his coat pocket filled with
crackers and cheese, and his ov.renat con.
tanning dried beef, herring, and u soda bot
tie Of GIN"
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
CITY DIRECTORY.

THE Suhsc,i bers in order to meet the wants OF this
growing sna hsu fshing city pabll .hiug shortly
full and mpete Di eeto,y Of The same including
the names fesidens e. and occupations Il the biness
and c,tise;s generally together with G, partner
ship Directory and Business Mirror. Also an Appcnax
repiefe with useful Information and Statistics The
whole accompanied with luil accurate induces As
the publication Of this work is attended with vast
amount OF laoo and expense solici from The BUSH
ne>s crnn unity liberal advertising PATRONAGE and
largo subscription list. !.
H. FOrHERlNGHAM 4 CO.
Directory Publishers, 50. Joseph No.
Council Bluffs March 2lth 3w