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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12
The BLACK Mail Administration.

The Baltimore Clipper of the 9Th instant,
says: The foreign organs have not dared to
deny tie Charge we have made against Pres
ident Pierce end his corrupt and degraded ad-
ministration, Of leSyihg d tax OF So on every
individual in the, employ Of the government at
Washington, for the purpose Of securing, by
bribery, the election of the Hon. Henry May
in this city. We again reiterate the charge
and defy them to contradict it. We are pre-
pared to prove that s., 900, raised in this way,
was sent here from Washington for this object
last week. Even the poor Messenger, whose
salary is but $50 per month, when remonstrat-
ing against this outrageous tax, was told, s'You
must either submit or vacate your place."
Since writing the above we have received the
Washington Organ of Saturday evening, which
contains the following article on the subject:
The administration Levying Black Hail.
We have, on two former occasions, asserted
the fact that the administration had issued a
circular demanding of the subordinates in the
Departments a contribution Of IS for the pur-
pose of brtbing persons in Maryland to vote
the Tory ticket. We have waited two days,
and yet neither the major nor the lesser'' or
gan of the administration in this city have
dared to deny the truth Of the allegation. We
have abundant proof In our possession to sub
stantiate every specification of the charge We
unhesitatingly reiterate it, and dare the admin
listration through either one of the miserable
tools who were the willing instruments of its
Iextortion and corruption, to deny it. We
charge that the express purpose of this levy
upon the clerks and messengers was to bride
American citizens in Maryland, and to induce
them to vote to support an administration
(which possesses neither popularity nor princi-
Iple sufficient to enlist the population in its IA
lvor.
Il We charge the administration with exercis-
ling the power to extort money from the poor
and needy messenger, and with appropriating
the amount thus collected to brlbe American
lcitizens. We charge the administration with
lusing the power, patronage and influence o.
the General Government to control a local
State election. They dare not deny one single
ALLEGATION. We invoke, them judicial in7es-
litigation. We denounce the administration for
this shameful attempt to corrupt the electors
of Maryland, and we are ready to prove that
the tools Of power have yillainously extorted
the means to do it from the hard working en-
lployees of the government
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MR. SAsDERs-SrR: Allow me, s"rOugh your paper. 70
your citizens who have
to the FUNNY GRAPH ITEMIzER. that the on n P
Hp did appear at the appointed time was in CON-
of the negligence Of IRRESPONSIBLE Pr
ERs negotiated during the past two weeks with a
half printers all of whom have mendacousy
deceived However, paper will be issued again
the money will be returned those who paid
their But do not anticipate the
necessity of doing this. Respectfully
nOyI2 AID. PATTEN. Agent.
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A SINGULAR VILLA man named j. De
Dios Chacon recently died at Lima, Peru, leav-
ing fortune Of one million of dollars, all won
at the gambling table. He willed the whole
to a woman residing in the city, on condition
that she should give peseta (quarter of a dol
lar) each day to every convalescent discharg-
ed from the hospital, and receive hundred
poor men and women daily at her table. In
case. of the legatee neglecting to fill either of
the provisions aforementioned, the usufruct OF
the money is to be vested in the Governments
of France and. England on the same conditions.
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GTThe shipping of the world is estimated
at 145. 500 vessels, and the aggregate tonnage
Is, 100000. Haunt's Magazine estimates that
at $50a ton, the shipping of the world
is worth the enormous amount of $775,000,-
600. Of this fifteen and half millions of ton
mage, more than ten and half millions of the
Anglo Saxon race-United States, 1880 YES
sells, and 1861, 416 tonnage; Great Britain,
1850 vessels. and 5.O43, go tonnage.
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READ THIs-For all Bowel Diseases Cholera. Diarrhea.
Dyspepsia, Fla.ueney. Constipation and general ety
nothing than Dr. HoSTErTERS celebrated
Stomach Btters One wine glass; taken three mes each
will be for all the above dis
heaviness from the stomach keep
Tree assist digestion give good appetite
and healthy whole Every fami
should keep these tiers hand during the
as family medicine sale all principal uggis
and dealers generally W0OLSEY IL SAWYER,
novlO.dlm HALLOCH d. STODDARD.
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or On Saturday, at Baltimore, recreant
lover reviewed cowhiding from his enraged
mistress. The young man had within day
or two been married. A young lady, with
whose feelings he had trifed, procured pair
of cowhides, and catching him in the street,
inflicted such castigation as satisfied the de-
mands of her wounded feelings. 1
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ASSASSINATION IN VIRGINIA-The Front
Royal Gezstte states that on Tuesday night
last, as Mr.. Washington NARROW was sitting
by the fire, at his residence in Rappahannock
County, Va, he was shot at through the win
dow, and struck in the head. killing him in
stantly. His slaves have been arrested on sus-
picion.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
GREAT INCREASE IN THE MAMMOTH STOCK. AID
Lo! Still They Cornell

AUR stock Of Boots and Shoes complete. embra
" cling every variety of mems and boys youths and
childrens Light work. and misses
Boots Buskins Ties and Slippers made
order and we'll. stock the
amy in the city, We have direct
with the in New England
attention is given the purchase
@ GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
giving this branch Of our entire
kention decided advantage those whose me
making OF Gun Barrels Sauce
Pans. ffh Rat TrsPs and Corduroy mpos-
sible- o-mo -without-ables.
Buy of Boot and Shoe dealers
Notions Houses. and Dry Goods from Goods
Houses. A city plaos for country stores
HEN BRICKS b MoREk.
nova rst street, Roster Block
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~ The Indians Stste Board of Agricul-
ture has winter meeting at Indianapolis on
the 10Th of January at which liberal provisions
are offered for tho best specimens of meats,
fowls, grain, and winter fruits, and vegetables.
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0evOn the outside wifi be found tho COM
mencement of an interesting tale. 1t VIII be
Concluded tomorrow.
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GLovEs.--Bslg UNI is the great glove manu-
factory of the world. 1t is stated that from
one establishment last year 4oo, 600 dozen pairs
were exported to England and America. There
are three thousand hands employed there
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south Caroline Election.

- - CHARLESTON, Nov. 8.
The municipal election of this city resulted
n the election of Miles, anti Know Nothing,
or Mayor, by a majority of4l0.
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or The Chicago Press, Of Wednesday,
quotes sales of 200 hogs at "a IS, SIS and
So Is, and some lots extra heavy at S. so
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6 Look to. the telegraph column. We
hops hereafter to keep it weA filed with fresh,
and at times. important news.
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~ The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany have establised sr'agency in Boston for
the purpose of giving through receipts for
freight to all points West:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12

MEAN NEGROES Wasted man adver-
.tises in one of the Nashville papers that he
wishes to exchange a first rate farm for mean
nenr,oeS at a fair nrice.,,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NEW YORK
TRIBUNE, 1866.

TIVE TRIBUNE is middle Of its fifteenth year,
PuSe "a sns
I o pOey
aimed stand for for Truth Human
is Continent though may never
s sat has s sns there syaS o
Of duggd and poisonous Liquors who does
der why its publication tolerated in commercial
fofcs rsmsrEsd that it had never hard srPns
sPs svsricoas employer who was not hostile 20 THE
like IT, Prompt and plains
Syp sa"s DON.
nor the wrOased suffering In its
the advocates Of novel and unpopular theories
Of the vOieeess aud found audience
tnenty every attempt prescribe degrade
class 81 diyer.es Of Nativity Greed cocr
ties the most deadly and nntring The TRBUsE has
Of serving pc have been ia propor-
ton Instead Of asinge editor with or two its
fitted by special and expsrienee ier
Of reading matter more than that
the globe transmitting early intelligent of
is most worthy q aentoni while Poios Lsss-
social we'll being of mankind Poemie Theology alone
Alta by profound bencsnt policy Of
Industrial and Internal
HENRY CAY-inbued. with that spirit
much wronged Aborgines CT this Continent peace
h no @ of s sn
ardent With the Wing party 50 long
vitality preserved When in 1902
made interPoate ting into its serny
resisted when
Dental it that large portion
preferred defeat their party allow its
Slavery wing share its conser
vatve Chief platform, knew and pro
claimed that the Wing Subsequent
including the rise and elimination of the Nothing
pfacy and the speedy absorption therein whos
of Pro-Slavery Whgsm. only confirmed
ing antcpatons. With sickly lamentations therefore,
for eytaby bygone out with no SYM
pahy words of cheer have hailed and
watched the progress Of that mighty REPUBLICAN
which mpelled by the violation the
Compact and stimulated by the
rights Free Settlers have been
lions by armed mob collected by conspiracy hurled
suddedy them from the border the neigh
boring Slave State destined to the ndmars
old feuds unite the
of the in one mighty effort to eonfne the seoug
and scandal of country within the limits of the
viii h unwissy uphold it, TS the success Of this effort the
TEMPERANCE REFORM including the entire suppression
of the Traffic in Intoxicating Beverages will find in as
hitherto earnest ana unfin ching champion.
Commence daily folio sheet of moderate and
with scarcely shadow of patronage The TRIBUNE
ed quarto DAILY (three distinct edons)
WEEKLY and WEEKLY. q sheet A by "a inches
Of six columns each It's circulate Steadily
grown from nothing to the following aggregates:
Daily issues tevenng and mOrnng)..... e. 500 copies.
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city, Address Sfor swo d.ysS G. Q. H. through the Ps-
vi s AsP Pc ss . s.. r.
Rs. for men End soy, Of nS sy. Feossoa
w0O.a aud M Plush f sSy'
ii, and avs Ms.ss Do mem. Kip BfOs.s:
boys: n KIP KG and Cl q:
AID Wax do children Calf S.t and ks ShSs. i'm
ed Boots b 1.s q ali qualities. .p' ep'' e--
Our stock Boots and Shoes Recommending ITSELF to
s1d frSi to We DO not dsps
let ' spronp Of cash d.ss V.hss
HSw prices Will hass wax work TO
be had in Mss.ehu.stts. chill. unfet
dry fsss. Ist@s. rat We sIs .n1ou: xs ais
G noT III our ''''. o. MORGAN KEEN PRESTON
DRY stock e H sssd, is is: IA
W. hays eve .iesL Of sSns ss Good. wsisA W will
s RBssi1.' n' ao, 70 SEEN
EpUCK GLOvEs.-ws have few dssea 81 Bur1.h'
aor Shorts Buck s9I Mo 'S AN. KEEN PRESTON
HpATkN LEATHER BBLTING.-A tGn supply
Leather Betting from the mandatory Of r.
Jewell & Sons. Harsfor Conn. pcocK BROTHERS.
GENGY 0E THE g9sT9 y y sk iN
iu no ,IeP '0s' l''''''1 BABoocK BROTHERS.
ID colon. s.ssi1.d sA Riss ~
noYsssa.s 4fs Man aa street 10 Lous5iii.. Ky.
SsHrsTING CiiECks.-a Uses o.i.doni. Cheeks re-
- es'ea sA' Gay an ~ 'A JAMES Low & Co..
| noy,e-dAw ais Main street. Louisville. KY.
TFOsfERY do-sa siises nose. assorted qualities,
/ IL " received this day and for sale By .., 4 40
yoy1o-dkv us Main street. Louisville. KY.
ECR an oArfs- +. BACON CO.'S.
WNREs ii iL. just receives and for sale
- nor9 7. BACON cos.
OUHBess Family Flour constantly haGt an fc1
| Ht'r>ie &C &sT9 T. BACON cos.
moXGAN, 4 EEN * PRESTONs
IoRpERs OF + aREIGS AND DoREs7io DE7 sooDs
N,,;o,,o. h ats, CaPsS HGnnets and
| NOtAo~' Shoes
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Meets at O'Clock P NJ their Hall Water street.
month ottz5d6W
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10 boxes N Layer Rsisss
100 lbs Cisron;
800 do Cooking Rsfzins;
so do Zants OurranUS
50 do C&ssfai
IL dsIen pure Grozzd Coffee;
IS lbs Nusmegs;
! Maeei
q dozen French Mustard; ts-A
Sxftd Oil:
do SpArkfiss Gslrtinsi
fbox lemons;
20 boz soap;
10 do STARCH
lbbf Prunes;
7 DO Split PsAsi
50 lis csstile Soaps
10 DOZEN Bed Cords;
20 do Shaker Broons;
10 do Hearth de-;
lzsss box fine apple Cheese;
800 lbs uncanvassed Dried Beef;
5000 do W Cheese.
~ do extra w r Table Butter,
1000 do choice Buekwhsat,
500 do Old Govern naent Javs CsGse,
tsf 200 do Mocha Coffee,
100 do Goldfish.
| kitts No. MaeAsrsl<
do Ne 2 do,
1000 lbs Quigley's SusAr~suVe6 Hars.
"a. 30 bushels Fresh Corn Med,
Ns noss p'' '''-1'' -" COOKS Partly drs..rt
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wwyOODEM AND WILLOW WARE
w dorsn Ogk Feeding Bnsketss fss
u do 3buskel Oak 10:
dc covsd Market 70;
do Willow dc
2 do assorted French Travelling Bsshsssf
2 Dc Wash Boards;
de Wash Tubs;
5 do Bucksrs;
do Half Buehsls;
de- Selves,
do Hsrss Cistsra BsckstsS
do Cotton Msps;
.as7-saf--saz de Sugar Buckets; e=ssas 7z
do Bail Boxes;
do nests de;
- l dc keeiers;
do Clothes Basic is. asssrtsd discs;
l do square Pedling Bssket<:
de Wooden Bowls;
do Ladies;
do Reliing Pns
Do Knife Baskets etc;
10 nests Wash 7ubsS Just received ct
soYs COOKS Family Grsssxy.
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WAN TED.

YouNf MAN from the East Of sstivs business habits
n experience ready Penman and praes cal o.
city Address (or Two day) c. @. H. through the Posf
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TERMS:
THE TRIBUNE employs travelling agents and
trust II it not stopped when the paid
and the subscriber does further
for legal process to compel him. the
Weekly stop the expiration of the
advance payment awaiting fresh remittance from the sub
serber. If none comes the account is closed. We
him mail otherw send it mailed
safety risk land serious risk il proves
but atefi who deems it good york OBJ
forward the and money his
neighbors. Oar terms invariably are-for the
DAILY TRIBUNE. Sc per annum.
SEMI WEEKLY. So: two copies for s.; I've for rs.
WEEKLY ~ three copies for 81 fys copies for ss
f2: twenty copies,
each copies address Of each subscriber
81 21 each. sra1
paid by those already in it
GREELEY l. McELRATH,
noFI2-3m No. l54 Nassau-st, New York.
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We believe other in the world has
on list half large this; aad periodical any
Fvalt And while its cheapnes, render
increas OF paying only indirect
has doubtless largely sweled its subscription
list would be zbsurdy not perceive prsce-
dented patronage evidence Of public
TEEN.
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NEW NIARKET ROUSE

AUCTION SALE
WILL public aueon, ths z4sh day NsvsnIsr
residences hsaf mile xbofs Gsedssvills ali
ny persers ma zeal rfo rertys sszsfsshgsf
Horsey, 10 C1Rfs 40 head 81 Hsgs,
zPlowr. HarTex. rWAgsnY
Together VITA all Househsld and KfeHsk fs9Aiays.
so'7 dsss = y Wo0LFGANG FRIEDRICH
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HATS AND CAtR.-Slik. Fur and Angola h.ts; bses
Il and drab Fur Soft Has bs K. white and sso oea
lists. and boys, Hungarian. Louis rspciseAs
KOssuth and Wide Awake stys Mems and osys eosseh
wooden and sk Plush Caps and boys Caotn 90 ~
aualitiea.-- noxLO Mo ORGAN. KEEN PRESION.
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MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON.

READ THIs-CATTiON, WIT ATTENTION!
MY SON. Thomas Brands h.s taken idle habits. and
w endeavorng obtain credit in my from the
tradesmen % Evansville Ny daughter Jane Brandis is
that they either Of the above
after this public notice shall not
noTs IT. = - - rrsrs.-s J.H. BRANDS.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-12-28
ARE YOU SfCK7
UF YOU are. don't take QuAck Medicines.

j but use those prepared BY regular physician.
Dr. ROSES celebrated Family Medicines are the
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THE WONDERFUL PAIN CURER.
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The Pain Curer being fine tonic mixture, is also
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Whenever you have pain, use the Pain Curer freely,
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25, and SO cents.
THE GREAT COUGH SYRUP.
DR.. Roses Cough Syrup, or Expectorant, is the
from'a cold, or consumptive cough. Bottles 50
cents and 81.
TO CURE wHooPING COUGH,
Use DR.. Roses Whooping Cough Syrup, tits the
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DR.. Roses Group Syrup has saved the lives Of
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TO CURE KIDNEY AND BLADDER COM
w PLANTS
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Are the great regulating Female Pills. 25 cents
boz.
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Use DIR. Roses Dyspeptic and Liver Compound.
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And BY all dealers in Aezsndra, Virginia
itslv Arm,
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nEDICAL ADVYRTIsEMENTs.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
~ PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTi

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTi
Two all persons afflicted with Sexual dis
- eAss, such - Spermatorrhoa Seminal Weak
ness Impotence 0onorrhcos elect Syphilis the vice
Of Onanism or SeIfAbus &C., 10. ...
The Howard Association In view Of the awful de-
struction Of human life and health caused BY Sexual
Diseases and the receptions pracssd upon the unfor
tunats victims Of such diseases BY quac have direct
cd their Consulting Surgeon charitable act wor.
persons thus afflicted who apply by letter, with de-
scription Of their condition, age Occupation, habits
Of life, &c) and, in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering 70 furnish. medicines free Of charge
The Howard Association Ia benevplsnt Institu-
ton established by special endowment for the relief
Of the sick and distressed afflicted with "Virulcns
and Epidemic diseases and its funds be used for
no other purpose. II has now q surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted TO expend in adyertA
ing the above notice. 1t ID needless to add that tbs
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF
tho age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment Valuable advice also given to sick and
nervous females, afflicted with Womb Complaints,
Leucorrhoea, &c. sss s tA8l
Just published, by the Association, . report on
Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, the Woe Of
Onanism, Hasturbation OF Self Abuse. and other dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, with account Of the
errors and receptions Of quacks and valuable advice
to the afflicted, by the Consulting Surgeon A copy
Of the above report will be sent BY mail, lin sealed
envelope free Of charge on the receipt Of two stamps
Addrsss Or, Gro. B. CALHOUN, Cor sultng Bur
geon, Howard Association. No. ?, South Ninth street
Philadelphia Pennsylvania s6
BY order Of tho Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President
GSo. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
mar 60--doO&W1y 59sI k3fsa
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,
At Numbers Assembly Hall.
:" w. MUNDER. Professor of Dancing


!" w. MUNDER, Professor of Dancing
He at Georgetown College and Convent, and
principal teacher of Washington city, has the honor
to announce to his former patrons and the public
generally that he will the duties Of his School
on Thursday. November 9Th, 1855, at Numbers AS
semby Hall, adjoining the Star Office, at o'clock,
p. NJ, for ladies, misses, and masters, and on the
same evening, at T16 for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequalled progress Of
his numerous pupils In his former classes is suf-
cent guarantee Of his superior skill instructor.
Prof NJ begs leave TO remind the public OF the
unbounded success Of bis May Festival Ball, at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 900 persons. fI
His new Hall, which 10 one Of the largest most
beautiful and In the city, with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
be rented for balls and parties. The location is
convenient to persons residing in any Of the city
Days of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at
O'Clock, p NJ, and on the same evenings, at "a for
gentlemen.
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
All who desire TO join his classes viii please apply
at Mr. John f. Elliss Music store, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., near Tenth street 10 Prof NJ, at his rooms,
on the above days. A subscription list is now open
10 receive the names of those wishing season tickets
TO the Soirees. Only IS for the season.
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