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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-18
0HERFRFP 3 SIZE .NO. 1e9.

0NHERFRP 'S SIZE sV'O. 90.
AZ Notice is hereby given that by virtue of three
executions two Of which issued out of the Of
nee of the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, and
Issued of the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, Of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in
favor OF Bernard Arnold, John A. Reitz, and Nor
rIs 8. Johnson, and against John Enrich and Peter
Schmuck, and 70 me directed have levied upon and
an
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INVlCORKTING CORDIAL
UDULPUU WULFE b >
Pure COgnac Brandy,

Imported and bottled by himself, warranted pure.
aud the best quality, with his certificate on tho bot
tie, and lis seal on the cork.
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Mofatt's S Life Pills!!l

Ia affections Of the head, sick headache or aerro,s
headache, these Pills eciii be found possess the most
sdiutary efficacy.
1R AS-, III. - DELL
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PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G.. AVER,
EDsEEE, .Eass.
Price, 81 per BottIeg Six Bottles FOR So :
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

has won for itself such renown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is en- tirely unnecessary for the evil
dence Of its virtues, wherever IL has been employed
As it has long be n in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best has
beer, and that it may be relied to do for their
relief all it has ever been found TO do.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-18
Acute or InhamatOry Rheumatism
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM

These diseases, which among the most pa u
ful, and by ignorant treatment, The most invetcr-
ate to which suffering humanity is liable, cured,
speedily and permanently cured, by proper course
of tie Lite PILE and Phoenik BiLtaEa.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN FOSTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No GM Third street-over Jones s Blythe's Office
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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Special attention given to the settlement Of e.
tates, collection of claims, and notarial business
may1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-18

DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG & CO.,
DRY GOODS
ME1G3 q N T -
Is, II, 70, 81, So and 85, Duane st., N Y.
Would notify the trade that they are opening
weekly, in new and beautiful patterns, the WAN
SUTTA PRINTS also the
AMO S kE c.,
a new print, which cxcels every print in the coun-
try for perfection of execution and design In fulL
Madder Colors. Our prints are cheaper than any
in market, and meet with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to. noy2h-y
NEW FURNITURE STORE.
GUGGEEHEIMER. MEYER & CO.,
WH Oh = . - e
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Piles !! Piles! Piles !

Should be taken in dte early stdges Of Bilious Com
plants, and i persege ed IN strictly according 10 drec
~, fi,.oY,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
No subnlissloneto traitors.

We again caution those people who
assume that tho Administration is about
10 adopt the submission policy, that thuv
should not too hastily jump Al that extra
ordinary conclusion. Il will bo satn
rom the regular Warrington dispatches,
that oven the abandonment Of Fort Sum
ter is 10y no means 80 definitely settled 80
We have been told. The gossip mongsrs
have good deal to answer for, In regard
to the stories they daily send cut through
tho country, On matters about which they
'hey canhot HAYS any positive knowledge.
Al 10 st, when the reports Of ono day arc
directly cOntradicted on the next, wo
must hesitate TO give their words implicit
credencs.
We fear these reports arc getting lees
aud less reliable. The present Admin
istratiSn ID much more reticent than its
predecessor, and hence the glib accounts
we have its graver deliberations, from
| day to day, must be rocuVed with moro
than usual allowance.
Ifthe nearly universal sentiment Of at
| least the Northwest Is TO BE- shocked by
| the surrender OF Fort Sumter, il cannot
be otherwise than from a humilinting nc
esssity. When it ls added that Fort
Pickons will also be abandohed, or that
the supplies are getting short thers, too.
aud surrender Is under discussion In
Cabinet council, do not believe word Of
Il. No such necessity exists thsro.-
Such surrender can only be thought Of
as part Of a 'uEiyersnl submission policy,
hat would not be tolerated IN a solitary
State that voted for Mr.. Line ln.- Gin.
GRy.
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No. 26.

into executive feision; st!il no uu1rum
Suggestions w.r1 made 10 tske q ro.
cess, and discet the Sergeant al srsu -
uhsenters.
Mr.. Df,ckiund4c said, alt,r eiviue ths
Republicans an opportunity to confirm
the nominations, and having dischmaad
this duty, moyed to aj)ura sire dio.--
Disagreed 10.
Finally The Senate adjourned tiil to-
morrow.
WAsmSgroN Marchs IS
alr. Tumbull offered a resolution DE-
slariug that in the opiaion of sha Senate
,ha u. way TO preserve Tho Union is ig
3n'0rc. tbs laws Of the Union; that ro-
distance, 30 their enforcement, whether
under tho nauo ~ aut-cocrciou or any
other name. 10 diEunion, and that i Is tho
luiy Of the Prtsjd,pt toGse all the moans
ia HE power % hold and protect the rub
lie property orthc United S.a'ss, and en-
rrsc the laws thcrcof, rs wull 90 tie
Stltss Of South Carolina, G eorria. Ala
bima, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana aud
rtNas, bs within the other States Of tho
Union Mr. Trumbull said ho offerel
the resolution us expressive OF che views
he entertained. He desired 10 hove is
printed, aud would be glad If be could
have vote on it.
Mr. Bright -All on this side Of tho
chamber will be rlad 70 have a vote now.
Mr. Sumner moved to proceed to tho
consideration of executive business.
The Senate went into Executive ses-
sion.
On opening tho doors, Mcssrs. Bright
aud Baker were appointed Committee
TO wait on tho prcsi dent aud intern him
that tho Senate was ready 10 adjourn.
S'v"ral TX cutvc messages were ro-
ccived.
Fac S,nnte again went into Executive
session. Subsequently resolution in
yolving 5000 or $1,000 for the purpose
nf purchasing tho annals of Congress
sud reg,ster Of debates, was discussed
aad postponed until December.
Tue President having no further com
municstion 10 make, the Senate At 4
o'clock adjourned sim die,
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A NIGHT IN THE WOODS

The events which form the subject o
the following sketch occurred during a so
iourn Of three months with a surveying
party in one of the widest districts Of
Canada. We werc occupied in tracing
the course cfan hitherto uneXplorod river
which unlold6d to Us a succession Of sci-
entifc effects, such as would have delight
cd an artist and poet, aud which they on
ly could describe,
1t would bo difficult to convey to the
reader who has not bivouacked out in the
woods, the luxury of these evenings
around the camP-tr'.
After a deal Of story telling we oil
turned in for the night-that Is, we rolled
ourselves in our blankets, and fell asleep
with our feet towards the fire.
The stories told upon the evening
have in my mind We're all about wolves,
rome Of which rapacious creatures were
said to be tlren in our ne!ghborhood. Ow-
ing, perhaps, TO my Imagination having
been excited by :hese tales, had a terri
BILE nightmare. / dreamed that wolves
were pursuing me; | could hear their
bowls more and more distinct. There is
point Of agony (which all dreams must
have an end-I nwoke with a terrible
start, and I, f,uld myself bathed in a cold
sweat, and a prey to sense of terror, for
wnichl could not account Instead OF
the cheerful blaze / had seen ere fell
asloop, all was now cold and dark. The
FIRE bad bunk to a bed of red cmbers.
could not distinguish one Of my sleeping
companions. Goodheayensl Can lstill
be slumberingl There, ogain, is the long
low, wailing howl, that heard 50 distinct
ly in my dream.
| Isatup erect aud listened. What is
that sound-a rustling among the brush
Wood-some Of tho party stirring! No.
Allare silent as the grave. ! am the on
ly one awake in the camp. Once again!
Surely / AM mistaken. thought the
fire was nearer TO me, just in fronti aud
50 it is What then can be those two
glimmering lights Few yards Off! Now
they are moyingi / awake the nearest
sleoper-- n American named Silas Wood.
The man sturts to his feet, rubs his eyes,
"What Is itl" "Iook there, Silas.n lie
looks, aud as quick az lightning, seizes a
burning fagot, and hurls IL with all his
force and an unerrng aim, The gleam-
ing lights disappear with a rustic Of the
brushWoOd-a sharp short bark, close at
hand, and then, in minute or two, the
long, low wall in tbs distance Is heard.
Silas then stirred and raked the burn
ing embers, and throwing on immenst
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Extra Session Of ihe senate.
WAsHTNGroN, March &c.
ITVrsDAY's FHoctEplEosI

TUESDAYS PRpCLEplNGsl
The consideration Of Mr Douglas res
olution was resumed.
NJ, Braokinridge replied 10 Mr.. Doug
las speech Of yesterday. lie denied that
the Republicans had yielded any Of their
essential principles, and it was unjust tc
the people ofthe South 10 announce that
they had done 30.
lie called on tho Republican Senators
themselves 20 aRswor whether they had
made any such Abandonment.
Mr.. COllamOr replied-Not as we are
aware Of,
Mr.. Brcckmridge then alluded 10 the
argument Of Mr.. Douglas, that the Re-
publicaus had not inserted their platform
in any of the bills recently passed orgln-
king the Territories.
He said they hnd not done 30, because
they feared the bills would not be passed
in such a form, aud that the President
might veto them il passed, while they
desired their immediate passage as in-
crossing the Federal patronage.
Mr. BRECKiNRIDGE was confident
that If the Republicans did not yield, Gr-
teen States would soon bo cut Of the
Union. So far, they had y,eldad moth
ing, nor manifested any disposition to do
%,
Mr. Douglas replied he could not con-
ocal bis surprise that the Senator from
Kentucky denied all the positions he had
assumed His object wHs 10 demonstrate
there was no cause for such action, and
that Kentucky has justice AMI eluiliy in
the Territories according 10 the test pre-
scented BY the Senator himselL
The Senator knew tho Territories Of
Colorado, Nevada and Dacotah bad bael
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-04-05
Va. I'ariinElon,s Lnst.

Ike resd-"If you marry" said Ro-
man consul to his son, let ID DO 70 a wo-
man. Every proper adyioe," said Mrs.
psrtlneton, intsTupting him; "bul don't
know how he could have given6 any other
under the circumstances, seeing that
Providence iorsordainod that il should be
so, previously beforehand, though IN enc
sense all the girls that marry srs not wo-
mon, eithor because they toll not, nslth-
er do they spin, and know no more about
housekeeping than the fifth wheel OF a
coach. sBul,' s9ia Ike, putting in, you
didn't hear tall lfyou marry,' said a
Roman consul to his son, lctit bo 30 a
woman who has asjudgment and industry
enough 70 get meal Of viCtusls, tasto
enough TO dress neat, pride eneugh u
wash before breakfast, and sense enough
@ hold her tongue" Very good, said
the old lady, ehd she nodded her head
ss though the idea were adjusting itself
to satisfactory place in hsf piiud.---
b0lt0H Gazette.
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Raising the TrernOnt House iu
Chicago.

TaS TrrmoAt Hoysc, and about
acre Of houses thoreou, commenced rais-
'ng 10 grade this morning There aro
I've thousand screws undcr tho house,
and a Gang Of fivs hundred men employ
cd, giving each man tia tu1s.v,s'ol Of
ton screws. Tho power was applied AZ
10 o'clock this forenoon, aud at slovcn
O'Clock the immense wciyht Of tue hui d.
inQs had been raised 3 iuShcS. II has
yet five feet nino inches 10 rise, which
tho contractors assure us viii be compile
cd on Saturday night next. A proef
# tho immense power Of the screws, il
may DO stated that when tho building
commenced rising, wal six feet in
lepth, comerted with an unusually tough
cement, aud roeting upon white oak
blanks, and those in turn upoH the clay,
was torn of as easy ne il Il had boon
straw. This part Of tho foundation hod
not boon disconnected from tho main
building. The rear part of tho hotel.
lSO y 100 feet, has been torn down W
make room for tho now Kitchen and din
ing apartments. The contractors inform
us that the fremont rises better aud
more satisfactorily than any buiiding they
have ever raised in Chicsgo. - Caicgg5
Journal 25h.
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Passed Nv. ", is6I rrcs. Vi scm,o
[ No. 2il AN ACT
F,r tl,s l'r.,t.sti,r a. nrra

mo. 2il AN ACT
For the Protection &C Bocs.
SrcrtoN / BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly OF the State of Ohio, That 10
any pyrsen shall steal any hive, box, bee pal
ace. VI ether contrivance containing honey or
honey bees, the property Of ouohcr VI less
value than thirty.fvc dollars or sc any pcr.
son shall steal honey lrum ANY such hive. hOx,
bee. c.pslacc. or othcr cOnir.vancc, MS uicrcs'id,
OF ifuny porson shall wllully aud malicious
ly disturb, njare OF destroy any such hive.
box, bee palace or other cvu,ritOuce contain
ing honey or honey bees, every person s' of.
tending shall Oe deemed guilty OF ml,de'
mcnror, aud on conviction hcrcoh shall De
fined iu amy aum not exc cliug one huudy.j
dollars and shall bc confined in the Sail OF Che
county. not less than ten nor mHre than thirty
days. aud paw the costs OF prosecution, aud
shall, moreover, be liable to ihc party tniur
cj, in double the value ofthc property stolen,
miurelor destroyed.
SEC 9. All prosecutions under the provi-
sious of this act, shall be in The name Of the
State OF Ohio and may be brought bciorc any
Justice ofthc Peace in the county Vhcro the
oirupc was committed, who shall proceed 70
Judgment and final sentence. unless the fr
icndaut or defendants shall dcmasd a trial 10y
jlry. iH which case such justice shalt st asan
examining court only, aud discharge rceug-
nizc or commit to jail 40 in prosecutions for
other minor offences.
SIC. 3. All hncs ard penalties collected
under the provisions Of this act shall be forth
with paid into the treasury ol the township
where the Olfgnse was committed, tor the use
OF common schools tA,rcin
SIC. L. This act shall take effect on iu
passage.
RICHARD c. PARSONS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
ROBERT c. KIRK.
President Of the Senate,
n..a.T III TaEI
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LAWS OF OHIO.
rrnI1smrp nY AurmonIrY.

.[No17l AN ACT
to "furthcr amend the act entitled an act TO
preserve the purity Of elections passed
April 10. 1851.
SEorioN /. Re It enacted by tho General
Assembly OF the State OF Ohio, That section
,ix Of ON act to 'furthcr amend the act en-
titled an act to preserve The purity Of clcc
tions passed April Is, 1851, shall read IS
filloVss
"Stcriov 6. Nothing in ;his act contained
go far as the same relates to the lcngih Of
lime required of the voter TO reside in the
township or wsrd who're he offers to vote
shall bc held, taken, or construed, 10 apply
TO nuv voter who Is Tive head OF family who
shall bona iida remove with HE family from
one ward 10 another wit IN the corporate
limits Of any city within this State, or shall
remove from one township to another within
DE samo county, or shal remove from ward
II a city to a township within The same coun-
tv, or shall remove lrom atownship 10 ward
ot a city within tho same county. Provided,
ihata votcf, the head OF a family, removing
from any township in this State 10 any ward
within the corporate limits ofn city i'm the
same county, shall not have the right TO vote
alta municipal election in such city unless
he shall have resided In such city twenty
DAYS prior to such election.
SEo .. That section six Of the above re
citcd act be aud the same IS hereby repealed
Src 3i This act shall take cHce. ON its
passage. ....
Ifsft-s 4,F Don
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Passed Feb .25, i5G. Pres. Of senate.

rNo2Ol AN ACT
TO amend section 3 and section G Of nm act
fo~ the crcoural emCrt Of agriculture, pass
cd February 2sth, lsf6
SECTION Belt enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio, That section
three Of the above recited act be amended soas
O cad as follows
1t shall be the duty ,of each county or dis
lrict society TO publish annually list Of
awards aud an abstract Of the troasurcr's nc.
count in a newspaper Of the district aud TO
make a report Of their proceedings durng The
year, ard a synopsis Of the awards for i'm
prov ments IN agriculture nnd hcuseholi man
ufaciurcs together with an abs ract oil the
scys raj descriptions Of these Improvements,
md nlso make a report Of the condition II
agriculture in their county or d strict which
rcpt rts shall be made out in accordance wi h
he rules aud regulations Of the Ohio State
Board Of Agriculture, and shall be forwarded
to the State Board at their ANNUAL meeting in
January in each year and no subsequent
payment shah be made from the county treas
ury unless certificate be presented to the
auditor, from the President OF the State Board
showing that sueh reports have been made
SEo q That section SIX be amended so ne
TO read as follows;
4 ntlt tllhlA VIC iANlA AAl NiiN w W NNlANA
bus on the first Wednesday after the first
Monday in January, an annual meeting Of the
Ohio State Board Of hpiculuro, together
with the president Of each c unity Rgricultu
raj society, or their delegate thcrelrum duly
authorized, who shall for the time baing be
ex -ofiicio members Of the Sia'e Board Of Ag
ieulture, for the pErpose Of delihelaton aud
consultation, as to the wants, prospects, and
condition dc hoagricultural interests thrC u gh-
out the State aud al such annual meeting
Inc several reports from the county societies
shall be delivered 10 the President Of the
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture, and the
said President and delegates shall, at this
meeting, elect suitable persons 10 oil eli Che
vacancies ia the Ohio Slate Board Of Agrieul-
tdre.
sro. .. That sections three and six be and
the same are hei cby repealed.
SIC, 4. This act shall take effect aud be
IN force from and aaer iis passage.
RICHARD {. PARSONS,
Speaker OF the Honseo Rep.
ROBERT q. KIRK,
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Passed Feb. ~. isGi.

[ No. o2l AN ACT
Supp cmrnt,ry to the act to provide fcr ,hc
organization Of Cities and Incorporated Wi.
lagos passed May 3, 1862.
StCuINl BE ID enacted by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, That when
the inhabitants ofany Incorporated village Tor
special purposes, or VI any part thereof
shall desire to become an Incorporated village
for general purposes, they may apply by pee
utiuu n wriuug to tuecpuuty commissioners
OF the proper county signed 10y the iuhahi.
t,nu So applying, to be in number not less
than a majority Of the qualified voters, which
petition SHALL describe the territory proposed
90 Oc embraced in such Incorporated village,
aud have annexed thereto au nee nate map
or plat thereof, shall state the name proposed
for such incorporated village, nnC shall also
name the person or pcrsots authorized 60 act
m behalf Ot the petitioners In prosecuting aid
petition
sEc ,. When any such petition shall be
presented 10 the said county commissioners,
they snail cause the same 70 be hled ana like
proceedings shall be had for the hearing aud
determination thereof rs are prosciihed 10y
the Third, fourth fifth, sixth, seventh aud
eishth sccliOus Of the net 10 which this is
supplementary Provided, That whenever
any such petition may have heretofore been
pre- osentcd, and the proceedings herein provi.
dcd shall have been had for II hearing, IL shall
DC lawful for the cOuaty commissioner, b hrHs
ana determine the same as herein provided
ana the same shall Lo subject 10 a like &c
view.
SIC 2. Ifthc hcincorpornicd village for gem
oral purposes does not include the whole O
the territory OF the incorporated village fUi
special purposes, the county commissioner
shall fix the terms aud condition Of the scpa
ration and whether the incorporated village
for special purposes shall continue to exist
and If 80 the name by which il shall b,
known.
Src T. When the inhabitants Of any par
Of an incorporated village for special purpo.
ses contiguous and adjoining to any city O
incorporated village Tor general purposes
hall desire 10 be annexed 10 such city or in
corporatcd village, the mode Of proceeding
shall be rs provided ia ninth, forth, eleventh
and twelfth sections Of the oc; 10 which thi,
is supplementary Provided, that before sub
mittng the question Of annexation. the trus
tces or council of each corporation shall ar,
range the terms and conditions Of the annex
alton.
SIC 3. 1hiso net shall take effect upon IL
RICHARD c C.PARsONs,
Speaker Of House Of Rep.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
Feb. %, lsGl Pres. Of Senate
OTFIcE oF IHE sEcEETAEy orSTATE
| CoLUNHUs, ohio, set March, 1861.
certify that the foregoing acts as true copies ifor
the ctignul Rolls on file In this once,
=, p, RUSSELL, Secretary ofstate.
ArnuoR5 OruCE,
TWTN, o., Msrch lS6l.i
I c-rufy that The abeye are tue roprs OF Law
al..N II I.fa L.. H1 Na.tf
ISAAC kAGN,
Auditor.