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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-31

o. The negroes who were arrested for the
murder of the Joyce family on Salt river,
have had their examination at Louisville. and
been committed for trial. The Court room
was crowded, and when they were being Ia
ken to Jail, it was with some difficulty the
prisoners were saved from the fury of the
mob and saved from being lynched.
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CErF Money matters are said to be extreme
ly stringent at New Albany. This is attribu-
ted to the long SUSPENSION Of navigation
which has seriously affected boatmen; to the
changes in the bank arrangements in the city,
and the demand for the pork trade
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o. A messenger from Gov. Geary in Kan
sas, passed through Vincennes, on Monday,
on his way to Washington. The sales Of
lands had been suspended in consequence Of
some difficulty between claimants, and the
matter had been referred to Washington for
instructions.
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STATE FUNDS IN THE OLD BANK-The n
Albany Tribune recommends that the several
Branches of the old State Bank be required,
within the two years they have to wind up, to
take up an amount Of Bank Bonds and other
liabilities Of the State equal to the States in
terest in the branches respectively, allowing
them fair compensation for their trouble 1t
is true the Bonds are not yet due; but the
period of their maturity will soon roll round,
when we may not be able to command the
money to take them up. Better pay while
we have the means. than run the risk of
peculatiou and waste. And rather than have
it embezzled, it would be better to expend
the surplus which belongs to the schools in
the purchase of State Bonds, and reduce the
State debt to foreigners.
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN Remedy

TRIO BONO PUBLICO,
II Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case of acsdents TO the children"
keddIng'S Russia Salye.
1t Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended by physicians. 1t is sure and speedy
cure Burns Piles, Boils Corns. Feons Chblains,
and Old Sores OF every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers,
Itch Scad Head Nettle Rash, BUnions, Sore Nipples,
IL Nmmended by nurscs,l WhilOws, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Wartsand
Flesh Wounds, itisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to b! thousands who have used
city Bostnn vicinity for the last thirty years
In no instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made frOm the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiao
articles growing In that counry-and the propretors
haveeers from all classes, clergymen, physicians
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
selves, and recommend to others. Redding's Russia
Salve is put large tiH boxes, stamped the
tn picture Of 4 house and disabled soldier which
pcturei engraved the wrapper. Price p cents
I box. RepDIKG " Co., Propretors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY d co. Accents,
APP d&wIy Evansville. Ind.
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LATE REWARD OF MERIT-The Legisla-
ture of Vermont, at it's recent session, passed
resolution for the purchase of sword and
cane, to be presented to Capt. Sawyer, of the
U. S. Navy, for his gallant conduct in the CAP
ture of the Cyane, by the frigate Constitution
in the year 1915, forty-one years ago. "Bet-
Ter late, than never"
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CEFThe remains of DR.. Cleveland we're
brought to Lafayette, on Friday, and his flu,
neral attended on Saturday. The murderer,
in his haste to escape, left an overcoat behind
at the hotel, in which was letter from his
mother, which gave clue to his real name
and his former residence, which led to his de-
lection.
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mExlcAN 1rus.rANea LrNErEENT.

It's wonderful effects and consequent popuiariyperhaps
the history tie Materia Msdea red
parr5uate subjected the Of
severe different with few failures the
Mustang T. has Justly heen styled Panecea for
all nal wounds Cuts Swel'iuRs Sprains Bruises or
beast far medcSe of surprls-
lag virtue that pr scians compelled prescribe aud
remarkable of Chronic and Ills orted
Rhcumati naturally attracted much from
minds OF the " family afford
Bottle Of the Mustang Luiment in the house,
BEWARE or INVITATIONS
genuine by pacaNe deae-s n all of
the world. BARNES i PARK, Broadway aud Duane ST..
dee27- I'm
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IRON IN ALABAMA.-Iron is found in great
abundance in the upper and mountainous re-
gions Of Alabama. The ore is of the best
kinds for making bar iron, and rich in its yield.
In Fayettc county there is an iron hill or
mountain, the surface of which is about 100
acres, and which is a solid mass of iron ore, Of
the richest yield and produces ores equal in
quality to the best Russia iron. All the
mountainous districts Of Alabama are rich in
minerals. The same regions are filled with
valuable coal deposits. Salt water has been
found in many localities, and quarries of beau
tiful marble abound, and where these regions
shall be developed by the Tennessee, Seliva
and Mobile Railroad, now building, and others
which are projected, these mineral portions OF
the State will be more productive than her
rich cotton lands.
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

rever 'spirsd tew be a pOit,
q ucei' st tell. 'srose you IT'D
Bat if thawt there's virtu init
Darl'd if l would Mt in minitl
But when you s:n Of dog ratypn.
Wehsters rouui an takes delite I'M
DEED OF live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And babiz'' taw. deer little ereeturs.
On paper, iron. glass or plate,
Hen TX yewr shadder sure as fate.
So natral and trew to life,
When yew away 'twiIl foo yewr wife.
novz6-dtf TILESTON's Gallery.
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az A paper in Mobile says, it saw letter
from a runaway slave from that city, to his
old master, dated Montreal, Canada, in which
the fellow, after very affectionately enquiring
after the family, urgently invites the master
to come to Montreal and spend month next
season, with tho assurance that cit shan't
cost him a cent?
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OF Boston has been called a paradise for
clergymen. The people pet them and pay
them, but exact good sermons. Their gene
rosity is not confined to them while living;
tut their care extends to those whom they
leave behind. DR.. Peabody, clergyman of the
Stone Chapel-a Unitarian church-recently
died, and his society are collecting fund for
the support of his widow. Ten gentlemen
gave s., 900 each-others $500 The fund is
already about $4,000 in amount.
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ASTONISHING EFFE(T OF ONE BOTTLE IN
An AGGR AYArED CASE OF DY sPEPsLA.

PBILADEl PiIA. March 20 IB55.
Dsar srDurng the last hve years have been afflicted
Dyspepsia aggravated FORM and have used
without receiving benefit thererOm. every remedy
commended disea5e. In afflicted badly
that danger dying from
consequence of the rise throat.
my relief vain. last =
dncej through the several OF friends
to try .'Iioof nd's German Bers and assure the
relief have received. from the only
bottle astouishn and mpes that would
without any money now. thro
oyi better health than have known for
many years Very respectfully yours
ELIZABETH GAUL,
To Dr. C. VI. Jackson No. IL Carter's Alley.
See advertisement. dec4-d&w
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EVANSVILLE, Dec. %, 1856.

OF The New York Post, an anti-slavery
paper, reiterates the charge, with strong de-
mandatory expressions, that large portion
of the funds contributed to aid the Kansas
emigration of free State men, has been en-
bezzled and used in land speculations by the
agents to whom they were entrusted.
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L1BELoUs.-Some crusty old bachelor editC
"lowu East" in a lengthy dissertation on the
female character, says-"that the only happy
woman that ever inhabited the earth, died in
deaf and dumb asylum years ago"
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" The Snow on the Hudson River Rail-
road, is eighteen inches deep, and caused
quite formidable obstruction to the trains
for several days last week, Considerable
ice accumulated upon the track from rain and
s1eet before the snow fell.
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NO FAMILY SHOULD DE WITHOUT HOOP
LAND'- GERMAN BIIFERS.
OaiIdren qt7ic'ed With lie Summer COmPla'Ht emit
cHrtd By them.


eHrGd By them.
CAMDEN, ". j. March II. 1855.
Dear SirIt with much pleasure that in the
derived OF German Bttcrs
family. During the ter mart last SIMMER
severely ntdict with the SUMMER
the for which various remedies
Physicians others used but with
avail also him the but 1t p'oVed OF lint
little Having bottle Ut German Bitters in tn
house p5rsaated TO that which to my astonish
BIN He continued to take the Bit
tune Afterwards aud became healthy have the
in BtteTs and feel hesitation
savi ag that n o family should he without them
Respeettujlv yours, JOHN w. Pa RS.
To d.. @. VI. Jackson. Plum street, above Second.
see adv rtisemcnt, dec3l d4w
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0-T James Wilson, who states that he has
been resident of Dearborn county, Ind, has
been held in bonds of $500, to answer at the
Circuit Court charge of passing counterfeit
bank bills in Covington, Ky.
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RoBBERY.-we learn from the Henderson

RoBBERY.-We learn from the Henderson
Reporter of the 25th inst, that Mr.. G. G..
Weller, of Marion, KY, was robbed of $4,-
73O while on the road from Marion to Morgan
field. He offers $500 reward for the recove-
ry of the money and detection Of the thieves,
or $500 for the money and no questions ask
ed, and describes the robbers as follows:
One of the men was large, heavy set man,
with heavy whiskers, dark clothes, and would
weigh about 185 lbs. The other was tall,
spare made man, of about 40 lbs, and very
quick spoken. Mr.. w. undoubtedly fell a
victim to a chain of robbers that are known by
their previous operations, to extend fr0m
some point at or below Louisville, near the
margin of the Ohio to the Cumberland river
Their depredations during the last two years
in counterleiting and plundering. marks Their
existence and their course as above described
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A SENTIMENT-THE LADIEs-May their
virtue exceed even the magnitude of their
skirts, while their faults are still smaller than
their bonnets.
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FRAUpWe would ca attention TO the public against
pr.rtc the unsuspeeting the article
j. UosrETTEA's celebrated Stomach Bitters Since
these celebrated Bitter POPULAR others have
been making eParatons 70 initiate it, and in
have Jld bottles and TeHlled then We would
all buy bat respectable dealer
genuine all covered with metallic cap. the
it, For sale by
HALLOCE & STODOARO.
dsc3I-isv WOOLSEY Il SAWYER.
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DR.. T. II. CAyAHAUqH would call attention TO the
card thus gentleman arnher SOlun of which
the afflicted The Or is old and
thoroughly mratd phy"eisn and has devoted h+ la TO
diseases he advers.s He brings
high rGation from the Of Jack
sonvje. his Ia.e home.-Chlcago Journal May 18th 1855
For sale in Il is city by
dec3i dAw KELLER. FARNSLE1 CO.
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" The friends of the French Spoliatiom
Bill, claim that the prospects for its passage,
are now better than ever before, even over q
veto, should one be interposed.
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JUsT NOTICE THIS.

J. FENDRICH BROS. have just received large stock
mported domestic They have also
large virinan Tobacco All that
Of good Cigars Totaoeo would advise
F. FENDRICH & BROS.
noVl7 Main St. one door above First.
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DIX, EDWARDS & co. =,
32I BROADW AY. NEW YORK,
Have just published:
PRIZE ANDE.

TRUE ANUN.
Bye. ". CURTIS. IL mo-. cloth. Price AL
Extract from articleiH the N. Y Tribune Nor. 49,
None of Mr. Curtis books is. in Judgment
to high position in literature this last IL
hfth volume of complete uniform edition, Messrs
DIX. Edwards Co. For subtitle and refined fancy; for
delicate humor; for nice appreciation Of character
svanescent beauty OF fading
shad0wy la for graceful OF quiet
fearful pathos. which the beaminz Summer
garapos poesy and life little leaf of
phoso which the
mind when it of the mysteries of
exi5tenee-i is composition passing caiu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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CALIFORNIA.

Doors and Ont; or. How Farm Mine gen
orally in the 90 DIN STATE. By ELIZA W. FARNHAM IL
Il . cloth. Price 81
The authentic and graphio picture OF life Cafor-
MIA exhibited female eyes which has appeared
Mrs Farnham things they
pleasures and experience Of the emFFant
phssis She pTeseu interesting
gard the action of the Vigilance Committee
Francisco. Her narrative probably gives the
consecutive view OF this subject which has
published. decaI-Iwd&w
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At low good by the year for a
Aree story brick stores. Vine Water ant
First streets. Euduire Of ASA IGLEHART.
dec23-lw Real Estate Agsnt Sd st.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 II X q

One lines time three times
one week 81 5o two weeks. 81 So NORTH three
months 81 ST. six months, $40; SIS. Dsco-at
larger Advertisements Cards lines or under S. Der
No charge for marriage religious notices
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SIN DR =.

SSALTPETRF, Epsom Salts. SplphEr. Roll Birthstone
- Alan. Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saeratus. Soda
Amoa5s Brazil Nuts Bedcords reel and dozer homp
MANILA Backing Cam phor Cream Tarer Cigars all kinds
Copperss. Gloves Cinnamon Essence Of Coffee Glass TASKS
Jars Lanterns Ginger around and reserved Herring
Goldfish MackereI. Indigo LogE0od extT4"t and Clipped
Mustard, Matches. Mercantile Writing Fluid Nutmegs
Oysters Paper letter. Fools cap wra7pin e.
Perez sion Caps Powder Pepper Sauce Pepp Spice,
Store Pipes, Ptsh Tar. Rosin Table Salt. Sal Soda Ex
Of Sarsaparilla Soap and
Dimes Spirits of Turpeatine Tobacco assorted Irvine
Teas. Tar. Vinegar, &C.. &c, &e., for sale Low hy
S. e. GILBERT & CO..
decl6-tf Sycamore street.
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decI6-tf

EUET RECEIVED
81 The splendid illustrated London News Almanac 1857
Godey's Jady's Book for January;
Yankee Notions for do
Brother Jonathan g pietorial;
Reeoectons life time by Peter Farley his
and splendid selection of elegantly bound gift
see1s DoBELL & LISTER.
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G. q A e..
THE PRICE OF COAE AT THE
N . =

At the Fit cents bushel
Hauled part the city 10 - -
Those v 40 desire to lay in their winter supply while the
fine. and the roads good VIII have their orders
attended BY leaving of the Bodiam
Mines der the Selegrarh O6ce water Terms
cash JOHN WYMOND.
oct22 Secretar~ and Manager.
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ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE;

Ia Series OF Letters from SYRIA De FORREST.
II no cloth Price S7l2 cents
These fresh and agreeable views taken from ad
vantgeous points observation feds
Palestine which have employed already many sserly
peaes full they of she spendor and the havoc
East - The clever sketches OF Oriental
we'll sho~ far this fruitful travrx
SUBJECTS from being exhausted.
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FIXES:

Daily Freight Trains leave and Al
90 A. NJ. on which local passengers Willie taken
A FOR any Information through Tickets. arK1y
Companys TRANSFORMATION Once head Locust street
ansVilIe deelS J. J. DANIELS, Supr-
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OWENS HOTEL,

II. \. STEALEY, Proprietor.
CORNER FOURTH AND JEFFERSON STREETS
decsl LOUISVILLE. XIV.
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E-H-2 sardians 20 boxes HerriDgs Oysters aat
Il Msckerels. for sale Ly - -
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River and steamboat News.

The river is falling slowly, with feet water
on the shoals There was light shower OF
rain Thursday night, aud yesterday the wealth
er was warm and April-like.
Arrived yesterday, the Cuba and the Rock
City from Paducah.
Departed, 4. L. Da0is and Cu6G, up the
river; Nashville and Cumberland, New Or
leans; AleOnia, St. Louis; and j. g. Cline
Memphis.
The steamer James Park and two bsrges
were destroyed by fire on the 18th inst, in the
Mississippi river, opposite Thebes, above Cairo.
Particulars not known.
The ExPERIMENT-We learn that Captain
johnson has determined Ia place the new tub
ular boilers IN his new boat, now building for
tie Nashville understandable COur, May *.
A LIGHr BoAT-Capt. Atkins new boat, now
completing at the lower wharf, will probably
be out ia two weeks. She will not draw over
twelve inches light, aud can carry about 400
tons, the lghtest draught 6Oat ever built in
this region, and, with the exception of the
Shylock, the lightest steamboat We know Of
LouisUiHe C0ur., May IA.
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Saturday Morning, May II, 1856.
FIremen,s Rail-,

Thursday night was the event of the season
The parade of the afternoon was very fine, bu:
il was "no where" in comparison with the
brilliant gathering of the night We don't
believe anything of the kind, equal to il, has
ever been seen in Nashville The wonder TO
one animated, looking upon the vast throng of
youth and beauty, was whence came itG We
doubt whether the managers anticipated such
a turn out, and they must have thought the
Adelphi had suddenly been transported to
fairy land. At an early hour,
Emusic with its vOluptuOus swell"
and shortly after the area of the parquette,
which had been furnished with a substantial
floor for the occasion, and the stage was Gov
cred with "setts," gay and animated, enjoying
the may dance. a poet, well versed in these
things, has placed on record, that
"when gas and besuty's blended rays
setheArts and ball rooms in blaze;
Orspsrmacet.'s light reveals
More Gn1oayd bruises than they heals;
In flames each belle her victim kills.
And sparks hy Upward in qusdrile'."
And we are constrained to think the expert
ences of Thursday night amply verify what
the poet has written. The victimized sparks
were not few. The dance was kept up till a
late hour Of the night, every thing passing off
pleasantly. The truth is, the great body Of
those who were there went for the purpose of
enjoying themselves, and they did SO without
restraint, except that imposed by good taste
aud modesty. We could not wish the gallant
fremen better luck, than unnumbered returns
of such celebration.
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CAMILLE URSO.
Interesting From Washington.
Flare-up an tie Cabinet on Nicardguan
affairs.
Respectfully

FZare-up an tie Cabinet on Nicardguan
affairs.
WASHINGTON, May TO- 1856.
am informed by high authority that a fierce
war is now going on in the Cabinet, with reference
TO Central American affairs. Mr.. Marcy to-day n-
timated TO Gen Pierce, in Cabinet council that if he
chose TO recognise Walkers government by receiv-
ing Padre Will, he was ready to retire to private
life This announcement caused considerable emo.
ton. The mater was finally postponed, and the
President Immediately consulted a number of Sena-
tOrs-among others Gen. Cass-as to what course
he shouldpursue. My informant says the mat
ter still hangs fire, but he believes that Gen. Pierce
will take the responsibility, and let Marcy SLIDE"
if he chooses.
Father Will, the new Envoy from Nicaragua, has
not yet asked to be recognized. He is a Roman
Catholic, Of course, but the church in Nicaragua is
in a state Of contumacy towords the Pope. think
it safeiO say that Marcy has overruled the Cabinet
and the President, and that nothing will be done
about the Central American difficulties at present.
Il is understood tina; Mr.. A B. Corwine, Consul
at Panama, under Mr.. Fillmore, has been appointed
Special Commissioner to report to the State Depart
ment officially, relative TO the late outrage on the
Isthmus.
understand that the President desires to see
Mr.. Buchanan personally before taking steps in re-
gard to Champion. This, think can assure you,
is the main cause of the delay in regard to the Min
lister of II. B. NJ. Marcy aud Buchanan differ wide-
ly or the Cuba and Central American questions.
Buchanan disaproved OF the GreytOwn affairs, sided
with Soulc and Mason on the Cuba question, and
sympathises with Walker and favors the recognition
of Nicaragua With such a record Mr. Marcy has
no use for him. and naturally disapproves ofthe Pre-
sident 'actng in these matters under his Ouch
anan's) suggestion.-COr. ~ y Herald.