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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. L W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
Session

WASHINGTON, May 26, M.-SENATE.-A
communication was received from the p. NJ.
General in regard to the late detalcation in
the n. Y. Postoffce, stating that the facts
now known to the Department were known
for the first time on the 10th of May, and
there was no reason to suppose that any
prior knowledge existed in the Department.
On motion of Mr. Bigler the bill relating
to patents was taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, the portion de-
claring that no appeal be had from the de
csion Of the Commissioner, was stricken
out
On motion of Mr. Hale, the appointment
of a new Board of Examiners in chief, was
transferred from the Commissioner to the
President of the United States by and with
the advice and consent of the Senate.
The Indian appropriation bill vas then
taken up.
WAsHNCToN, May %, p. M.-HoUsE.-
Mr.. Ashmore offered resolution tina:
the Sergeant-at-arms be Instructed to with
hold the further payment of salary to such
members as have neglected or refused to re
port their mileage to the committee on mile
age
Mr. Ashmore said 40 or more members
were interested in this subject Until mem
bers so report, it is impossible for the Ser
geant -at-armS to balance his account.
Mr.. Bumet saw no necessity tor the pas
sage of the resolution. If some members
have refused or failed to report, it was be-
cause they reported at the previous Con-
gress, and are now living at the same places,
the distance travelled being now the same Is
then.
Mr.. Ashmore replied that the committee
on mileage required nothing Tue law de
manded 1t. The chairman could not as
sumo authority in determining the distance
travelled. 1t was simply absurd.
Mr.. kahEel thought Mr. Asbmore re
quired what was without precedent, and
which by law he had right to demand.
Mr.. Ashmore said the distance travelled
in some eases was reduced, owing to rail
road Improvements. 1t was impossible for
the committee on mileage TO certify to the
sergeant at-arms the correctness OF the
count, nnless members report to them.
Mr.. Montgomery thoreht the resolution
proposes to repeal the positive Law fixing the
salary of congressman
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHA Nj EEisJ
Nav 26, 1860.

May %, 1860. !
Council met. Present, the Mayor and
all the Councilmen
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Hewson appeared before the Council
as requested, and stated that the report of
the committee in reference to the work done
on Division street sewer, was incorrect
Sundry bills were then allowed.
The bond of J. F. Crisp was received, and
ordered to be filed
The Street Commissioner reported that
the cisterns We're in good condition, the
lowest containing eight feet water.
Messrs. Dannettell Cook, and the Mayor,
were appointed committee TO devise the
best course to be pursued in reference TO
the Division street sewer, and TO make a
new contract vita Mr. Hewson
A petition o. Thos E. Garvin, asking
that an alley in the square bounded by
Walnut and Chestnut and First and Second
streets be brought to the proper grade, was
read and the work ordered 10 be done.
The grading Of an alley in block IA,
StocilweliS Enlargement, was ordered to be
done.
The petition Of Matthew Koening and 9TH
eTS was laid on the table.
The Marshal was directed to serve a no.
tice on Or. Sawyer, to have the pavement
IA roat OF his property on Main and Second
streets repaired within tea DAYS from the
issuing of this order.
An order was passed to pave the alley
running from First to Second streets, between
Main and Sycamore.
The Marshal was directed to notify DIR.
Keller to drain his lots in the Lower En-
largement, which are now complained of as
a nuisance.
The agreement between the City and the
sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery, was read and
accepted.
The repair of the Young America En-
gine House was awarded to Mr.. Powers.
The " harf master was notified to hand
in his bond by the first OF June, in default
of which tie Council will make another Sc
lection.
1t was ordered that owners Of lots on
Leet street between First and Water be Iii
rected to lay plank side walks within thirty
days.
The committee on caneeling city orders
reported that they had Cancelled SO, ,50o53
of orders.
The salary OF the Marshal was fixed At
$3.50, on condition that he release The city
Of all claims against her in the shape OF fees.
The Marshal was directed to serve "A no
tice on the proprietfeSs of the NainCt
Street House 10 have Il nuisance in front Of
her house abated.
Several other orders were passed for side
walk improvements.
Ca motion, adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

New YoRK, May 2G, T.. M.-FIour less
active, but prices generally without >trlk-
ing Change; demand for export scarcely 50
active; sales l., ,OU0 huls al 1000 l. Tor
super state; . 2on3 - tor extra state;
) l0@l5 - for super western > 3OG5 80
for common to medium extra western so
GGG 90 Tor shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; market closing steady; Includ-
ed in sales are 5000 bbls super and extra
state for export ut prices within the range.
Rye flour steady at 5o@4 % for choice
super. Corn meal heavy; sales 200 bbIs at
; 50GE3 60 iof Jersey and ; - for Bran
dywine Whisky with"nt striking change
sales 800 bhl3 at 2l!rl2li, chiefly at The
inside price. Wheat quiet for winter and
firm ior spring, With export sales OF 500 bu.
white western at u. EYr quiet and sales OF
900 bushels. BARLEY dull and nomina!ly !
unchanged. Oats steady with moderate
business at &91El403 for western and Can
adinn 4ldGa42 for }ts,e, Porl, frmer,
but the advance checks the demand sales
$50 hhls at II -5b.I5 90 for new mess :;
II 80 for thin mes; l. 90 Tor new prime.
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A CARD.-The ladies of the n s Pteshy-
terian Church desire to return their sincere
thanks to Messrs. Il. +, BRIcKLEY aud Il.
NELSON & Co for tilvors rendered on the oc-
casion Of their late Straw berry Supper; TO
the Crescent Ctiy Band for donation OF
SO; and specially to the - Press y for their
Kindness in the same connections; as also to
numerous friends for eenerous assistance SO
freely rendered
May 26th, 1850.
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FoURrH or JULY.-It viii be noticed iy
the proceedings OF meeting in to-day 5
paper, that the Mechanics and Working
Men Of Ibis city intend to commemorate
the National holiday in an appropriate
manner.
From the character of tue gentlemen en-
gagged 10 this movement, we anticipate some
thing grand and imposing, Let every body
help along the movement, and make 1t wor-
thy OF our patriotic city.
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May 26th, 1850.

nEa-The Court of & Common Pleas adjourn
cd on lnst Friday evening, and will take q
recess until Monday of next week Sever
al of the Attorneys will be at indianapolis
in attendance on the Supreme and United
States District Courts and others will be
husily employed in making candidates for
Congress and the Common Pleas Judgeship,
so that the recess comes quite conveniently
for the bar aud officers of the Court.
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= Nyo.... 10 A,ae..lea..s and Ol.l 81 -nis.


Mr. d iwson, OF the Fort Wayne Times,
Who is = Wing OF ability, and has recently
Published the Tones as an independent
paper, has, rs we stated a few DAYS ago
placed at the head Of bis colnmns the names
OF Lincoln and lainIn, and thus discourses
in relation to them:
John hell aud AbTam Lincoln lead the
hosts of the opposition to Democracy; for
the former it Is not TOO much TO say, thas
the conservatives the country over, and
conservative Republicans, have So high u
regard, that did not an extreme necessity
exist i'll the North, thousands upon thous-
ands of them, everywhere, would rally 10
HIM but now, wishing 10 make their power
felt against the party in power, they cannot
expect it to transpire by voting for that
great and pure mIn--Jobn Bell. The path
of duty then Is clear so long as a man OF
such anteccdents aud such conservatism as
Abram Lincoln is in the heId rs the nouni-
nee Of powerful party of probable success
TO these suggestions We direct all our
friends-Whig and American-and wonld
that they pledge an honest support to MI
Misunderstanding that, If elected, his al +
mInIstration will be wise, eniuently con
servatve honest and national
We commend Mr.. Dawaon's example and
arguments to our Wing and American
friends who honestly wish to beat the Ad-
nnisfration, and only want to be aAtisht Il
how best to do il.
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STRONG CHARGES An old subscriber
formerly Il Democrat on renewing his sub
scription to the JoWndt, writes thus
- The Democratic party is false to all It's
old principles. 1t shields corruption in the
use of the peoples land and money its
President claims imperial authority and pro-
tests that lie is above the investigating COM
mittce oil Congress, that Is attempting to
show the rottenne5s Of the party in power.
This party begins to think it has divine
rights and that the working man is not tit
to rule, either by suffrage OF Office. The
leaders OF that party wish to see the
tiule in this country when the three htths rule
IN representation shah lie made universal
j. e.. they will class the white and black
together, and tie Southern nahob5 viii gov
ern. They aim 10 destroy rs speedily as
possible all the free schooIs in the land,
SO that they may make the people ignorant
ana govcrE them easily.
Now see yon oppose this party, aud
therefore ! wish to continue your paper.-
| will try to ret you more subscribers"
oar friend draws pretty strong indict-
,lent against the cuIprit.
We thank him for his good intentions to-
ward the Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

A CoiNcDENCE.-Ou Tuesday, Occasion
al telegraphed to Forney's Press
Judge Douglas is suffering from a severe
attack of neuralgia, which prevented him
from being present in the Senate yesterday
during the delivery of Mr.. Toombs speech,
and will likely confue him to his house dur
ing the present week.
Yesterday, when the Democratic Sena-
tors defined their position on the Slavery
question, by voting on Daviss resolution,
Judge Douglas was still indisPosed- -
Cn. Gaz.
That neuralgia is like Jesse D. Bright's
rheumatism very convenient at times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

g.5s+' \ very severe storm of wind, thunder,
.iahtning and rain prevailed Saturday night.
Is was q bad time OH the river. II general,
the storm will cause additional rise in
lhc river
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Ueg-The Evansville Journal one o

gely-The Evansville journal, one OF the
abiest journals in the State, i5 enthusiastic
over the nomi! alton Of Lincoln aud Ham
lin. From every quarter the glad titines
come, that Ilucoln and Hamlin are the peo-
pies choice.-N 4 IftduR,
We thank tue T,tbone for its good opu-
ion, and heartily rcripr"rate hy styi ing that
Lincoln und iIamhn, the People canli
dates, have no more efficient advocate IN In
diana than the New Albany Tridua-. Like
US, the Tribane folks are working in "a re
gion where Democracy holds ovcrsha.low-
ing sway and considers itself invIncihlc.-
Like us, our Tribune friends have resolved to
advocate the right, notwithstanding all con
siderations of eXpediency- We expect to
battle side 10y side with our New Albany
brethren until Democratic nomination in
the First and Second Districts shall not he
considered equivalent 10 an election.
BSs5@ The severe tauuder- storm Of SatuT-
d ~ night prevented the receipt of our usual
quantity of telegraphic dispatches.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

SALT FOR Experience proves that
when horses or cattle are fed on dry corn
and hay, they will consume from two to
three ounces of salt per day, if permitted
free access to it; aud If fed new hay or
grass the desire for salt Is much increased,
aud the consumption amounts to from SIX to
seven ounces day. Little things are what
keep the ball rolling. Give the cattle salt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28
DIED

or SUNDAY morning at : O'Clock, ELIZA, consort
oi Robert skinner, aged 81 years and months.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband this afternoon at = o'clock
on the 2Gth, in I;,masco, pr JESSE EuENs.
The funeral will take place from his Iatr resi-
dcnrc in Iainrsco (below Pigeon Crcell) this
(Niondas) morHiuc, at 10 O'Clock. There will he
religions services
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

PERIoDIcALs.-NIessls.D DoEELL s CoNV2,G-
ToN have on their tables the latest Periodi-
cals-foreign aud home--litersry scientific,
himorous. sporting, etc Persons wishing
10 keep posted on current affairs, must
patronize Messrs. D. Il g., or they will be
behind the times, sure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

Ek3y-The Ladies' of the n. S. Presbyterian
Church, at their Strawberry Supper lately,
cleared about SIPS. The occasion was
highly pleasurable one, aad The friends Of
the church will he glad to learn that the
Ladies' were 50 well rewarded for their
trouble
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

asa5~ The Eiaqnirer charges that when
Mr. Lincoln was Il member of Congress lie
voted oga'nst furnishing supplies to the
American army i'll Mexico. We pronounce
the charge wholly and unqualfedly false,
and challenge the Enquirer to produce the
proof
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

Town BALL MATcH.-This match was CON
tested on Saturday afternoon, between the
married and single members Of the Evans
Vile Town Ball Club. The single men
were declared victorious, beating their oppo-
nents over 30 scores.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

e.s2a The Posey County Democratic Con-
Nentlon came on OF Saturday. 1t wa&ca!l
ed t. appoint delegates to the Princeton
Convention and nominate county officers
What was The result Of i, W. have not
learned. W.; understand Judge Law and
several OF Smith M,llers employees from
this City went down 10 ii.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

SAvANSAH, May 25th.-Messrs. Lamar,
Stiles, Middleton, and Hone pleaded guilty
in the Federal court to the charge of rcscuing
Farnam.
The case against Lamar for holding Af-
rican slaves was postponed till Monday.
The jury in the case OF Farnam found no
verdict, yet they stand l for acquittal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

HAMLIN, the Republican candidate for
Vice President, in early life WAS stone
mason by trade, and it Is SAID that he was
n great adept ut this Kind Of business. The
mechanics and working men OF the country
have true representatives in the Chicago
ticket.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

GzS"The candidates for Governor, Messrs.
meuts 10 speak in the north part of the
State from the both inst. to the 9Th Of
June
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Local and Miscellaneous.
BUSINESS LOCALS.

"TME Persons wishing to " come to
time" will do well to call at r. GEIsLER s
Clock and Watch store, opposite the Court
House. His stock of Jewelry, too, is good
for sore eyes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

Btsy Tie Corydon Argus comes out warm
Is for Liuculn and Hamlin. In fact all the
Opposition papers in the State are hosting
tEstt banner
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BosroN, May 2Gfh.-Thc Coroners' inyes-
tisation WAS held at Weymouth, in the case
OF Mary Tirrel, oneo of the alleged victims of
Heusly. This one elictcd the fact that = She
came 10 her death by corrosive subIimtte
Further examination was postponed till
Tuesday
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

Grs5- W LILLIAN q. PRESTON, of South Caro-
Ina, died on the 22d inst, at Columbia
He was a renowned orator and statesman,
and formerly Wing member of the [. S.
Senate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

IHE PADUCAH RAILRpAD.-MeSSrS. ATS
and FLpURNoY ut Pudncah passed through
Evansville on Friday last to purchase the
remainder of the Iron to complete the New
Orleans and ohio Railroad southwark TO
the Tennessee State Line. The Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company has undertaken the
completion of thirteen miles of said road in
Tennessee, and the last rail between PIdn-
cnh and the Mobile and Ohio junction is ex-
pected to be laid by the lst OF October next,
when a daily line Of fine mail packets will
he run between Paducah, the Ohio terminus
of the Mobile and New Orleans and Ohio
line, and the Evansville and Crlwfords-
Vile Railroad al this city. This will at
once make this one Of the most important
North and South lines Of travel in the
country.
The distance between Evansville and Pa
ducah is the same rs between Cincinnati
and Louisville, and the success Of the Ev-
ansvillc mail-lnc thus tnr has exceeded tn
expectations of its originators, aud guaran-
ices lis speedy growth, in connection with
lie Railroads at each terminus, into Il first
class mail and passenger route. Success to
the joint enterprise OF Evansville and Pndu-
cnh-two Of the brightest pearls strung upon
The silver thread OF the Ohio.
y WELL ARRANGED CoNcEEN.-We had
the pleasure, Saturday, Of looking through
the Dental Establishment Of DR.. |. HAAS,
opposite tie Post Office. 1t is tone Of the best
arranged we ever saw, aud is a credit to Ev
ansviIle. The Doctor has spared no pains
in furnishing it with all the convenencies
ana appliances Of his business, and keeps
fully up with the Times, rapidly as they
progress in regard to his profession.
The suite Of rooms consist of three-a re-
ception room, supplied with looking glasses,
pictures, luxurious chairs and sofas, books,
aud piano, for patrons to while away the
time with while waiting for their appoint
mcnts. Separate from this is the operating
room, furnished with Il complete set of high
Unfinished instruments for all the delicate
operations of the business, Il chair OF won-
derfully ingenious construction, and other
necessary implements. Appliances are here
used to perform operations without pain, by
means Of anIsthetic agents and galvanisin.
There is also a laboratory for the mauulac-
ture Of artificial teeth, plates, guIn work,
etc. This department IS very complete
There is n heavy pair Of rollers for working
gold and silver plate; cruaioles for melting
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

MAIN STREET STORE FOR RENT.-That
central locality now occupied by j. P. Eli
oft, adjoining Bittrof Bros. Enquire of
Charles EirIe. May 2I-1w
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Bszs@ The large bridge on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad over Rock river, was
blown down by Il hurricane on the 2Oth.-
The bridge WAS 700 feet long and cost $780,
coo
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MADISON, May 2Gth, M.-The bodies of
eight persons. supposed To have been coal
boatmcn, and lost during the storm OF Mon
day last, were found in ihe river near this
city yesterday.
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BosroN, May 2G, P. MA large Republi-
can ratification meeting was hcld last even
ing AZ Salem. and was addressed by T. Da-
Wis, Dawes Andrews and others
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geg- Mr.. Charles D. Kirk takes the posi-
tion as local and commercial editor of the
Louisville journal made vacant hy the
death of Mr.. Bernd.
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E-Itr1htnks to Mn. JAMES FERRY, Mes
seurer nt the Adams Express Co, for late
papers.
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

60
(MAiled) &
By the week payable to Carriers) 10
rri-Weeky Paper. u0
Weekly , 40
90 % Clubs of 16 or fuore.................. ! 30
HE The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
10 their own immediate business, in their name;
end all advertisements for the benefit OF other
persons, well legal s'!vcrtisementS and a,Ner-
tsemcnts of auction sacs and advertisements with
lhe name Of other persons, sent III by thcm must
be paid fer at the usual rates.
MH No report. resolutions or proceedings Of any
corporation, society, association public In4ting
and communicates, ,ir- Vd 70 cali attention
any matter oi limited ct Individual Interest h-
inserted, uIi'OSSS pad for advert !srtcut.
No Contracts for yearly advertising wilI not H.,
dtc urei unless oriyr Ia that effect il i-ft at
the 'G;.,. and wh"r ditcJiiJinUed ia lcss t,:'n
ye.,r the Jrice OF tHe whole cay viii tt. charged
~ Lsa Embellishments fs hereafter, IL ue pub
lisu= at tao eNI--i.~e q the attorneys "r-c s,i.d
not ceiaS1i!c for i,7l IrOceeliEa, but ci3erttble
s. our L~Lt tlGuc.
- Orr terms tor -fcE Work and transient rdrer-
easements ere CASH.
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a PERSON in Mobile, Ala, has brought
suit for damages against Il shoemaker, for
failing to comply with n promise TO have n
pair OF boots made at II specific time.
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IApIES' TFA PARTY.

EzgyJyR L.T0EEs Es~fEE Elk ~ II
n F-a PARTY al Air William Howard's, ON tie
Nrvbureh Road, iAIee miles from FvaHsEiile. "u
th.. 3arh ,ltv Of May 1850, az o'clock b. N, i'r
tLr pnrp,-r of obtaining means 60 furnish and
S.n,.- t.,,'lr ,lutsI iu The nr;hhprhoui- Tichcts
6sV -,tt. luay..i-dewt3
sS0fs S-sEs: skE kEst-SI'.-es Co' kk- 81 -
g iu. milk. Now 10 yoUr tiuie t'r bargain
as 1 have oIre too many.
mav26 NJ a. LAWRENCE.
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pHEcH.I.s'5Cs' va T4cE.-yU ST

lEE EESh.f.NSIS' ~ - y 4 4-'--'' -
SyTH received this dsV5
Terry Pateut Plumb Levels,
stephens s Patent Combination hn.e-i
Extra Cast Steel Carriage Makers Ora" hhif@s
Carpenters
Rarton's Hand Axes and Haichets l"rr"nte"t
Cast steel Hammers,
Stfrl Pointed Brass Plumb Entss
Sre.r f JaeEson'5 tItod aod TIP Saws
JACOB SFEAUE son,
,,a. II Mann street
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a orr sRT.4E- RU.S.0.EsTs.-
- nfbsr lut of Ee Suft Stt4w Bauuet- received at
SCuAPkEE * III S,I >G'S,
,navat No a. Main strt.,t.