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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-03
OF We have received o very inter

OF We have received very inter
esting pamphlet. compiled by Milton
Gregg, Esq, by request Of the New AL
bany Board ofTrade, embracing the CON-
mercial statistics of that city and setting
forth its advantages as manufacturing
point. Our Board of Trade is preparing
a similar publication of the trade and
manufacturing advantages Of Evansville.
When it is completed we shall be glad to
compare notes with our neighbors and
determine which is entitled to the pref
erence.
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~ The Rev. Mr.. s. s. BALTIMORE, whose
name was made notorious by the publica-
ton of some improprieties committed by
him on board steamer, year ago, died at
Aberdeen, Mississippi, last week. anal de
As0rtiHs aisi bonHBs.n Having fulfilled a
duty by exposing the offences and given the
proof sufficient in our opinion to sustain the
statement, we RETAINED from pursuing it
further, and declined to publish numerous
documents and letters sent by persons I'M
known to us, and whose motives We did not
understand. We are led to believe, from all
that has been stated to us, that Mr.. LATTI-
MORE was man in whose conduct, the high
er and lower impulses of humanity alterna-
ted as the effects of an ardent tempera-
ment. Sincerely pious aud devout when
Satan was svbdued, but occasionally, yield
ing to the teflpter, he brought upon himself
shame, repentance and remorse. We sim
eerely sympathise with his friends and
church in thsir bereavement, and desire to
remember his virtues as Christian and for
get his faults as a man. We should be sorry
to know that his last days were embittered
by the exposure we felt it duty to make.
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Safety and Relief.-Old DIR. II. James, about
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much has retired from practice, but DR.. Tho
mas Tilton his sonin-law, has been educated to
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these is his extract Of Canniabs In
dca, which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search in Calcutta. He srove to make a medicine to
save his only child from death by consumption and he
succeeded. DR.. Tlton, his son-naw, is in Chicago,
Room No. 3, Massasot House.) lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer-
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banished are nnumerable. The Canniabis In
dca is the most wonderful blessing of the age Give
Dr. Tilton call send for bottle of medicine, which
will cost you two dollars. He will prove 20 you that
you need not be sick, and that il will cost tre
to get well.
Nab "A spiro-Dyname.er to test the strength OF
the lungs and ascertain the state Of the patients
health. ff rifaff
p. Shy addressing DIR. Triton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps
Qs centa recipe win be sent in return, free charge
to any part Of the Union. All letters cred prompt
ly. Address,
DR.. TILTON,
octll6m- Box 16s3, Chicago, Ill.
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IL DR.. J. HosrETrER's celebrated Stomach Bitters
-Dyspeptics, IL you would be we'll, try bottle Of
Hostetters Bitters. 1t acts like charm in giving
healthy tone to the digestive organs, and in strength
ening the nervous system. Especially Is its utility as
n tonic and preventive OF languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when he whole nervous and
muscular and effects condition which
permits the approach odisease There is not single
instance known Of its failing to do good where has
been used according to directions. Tryit This cele-
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Kemp,. Worm p..,,l,Ie..-y,o,hcr, will, M

find it necessary to force them upon their osping.-
Children eager for them. They expel worms from
the bowels without pain, and being free mercury,
may he given to infants. BRIsToL's SkRsAPARILLA,
recognized for twenty the only absolute spec
cs for disease of the skin, scrofulous Ulcers &c,
daily achieves new triumphs. Sold by ID. T. Lanman
Il Co., wholesale druggists, 81 Water street, New
York, and by all druggists. Sarsapa-ila Fl, and Pas
titles sc. per bot lie. Oct 2sd&w.
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SORGHUM MoLAssEs.-Wc have received q
sample of Sorghum Molasses from the farm
of Jacob P. Dunn, Esq, which in body and
flavor is equal to the best Louisiana product.
Our citizens will ind it on sale at Mr.. HORN
BROOKS. We observe that the abundant pro-
duet of this article this season in the West, is
exciting the fears of the sugar planters of
Louisiana, lest it destroy the chief market
for their molasses.
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-ln exter.
nal inflammation there is unnatural rush OF blood
to the part affected The effect OF the Ointment Is to
dispense the local fever The Pills relieve the system
through the bowels Of all morbid and irritating inu.
Sold at the manufactures, No.sO Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 24i Strand, London. and by all
druggists, at &C., 6sH. and 81 per box or pot
Oct 2sd&w.
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OF The Convention of railroad mana

OF The Convention Of railroad mana
gers recently assembled at Chicago, by
vote increased the rates of fare to travel.
ers about one half cent per mile on all
the roads represented. The policy Of
such a measure is very questionable at q
period when reduction in costs of every
thing is a necessity Of the times. II
would have been wiser to have sought
to improve their revenues, by a reduction
of the cost in the extravagant systems
of management that prevail, instead Of
attempting to increase the tax upon the
public for the support Of them.
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sB- Among other suspensions, we notice
that of the Indianapolis Courier. We regret
the failure Of this spirited and Independent
little sheet so soon after it had entered upon
its new course.
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~ Mr.. James Spear of Philadelphia has
constructed an apparatus for heating railroad
cars, which is said to be superior to anything
of the knid hitherto invented. 1t is so con :.
trived that an equal quantity of hot air is
distributed throughout the car, and that ac-
cident cannot arise from fire, and. the saw
ing in fuel is thirty per cent.
"a The recent failures, suspensions, and
assignments are summed up as follows:
CeptcfnDeT-.. Joy
4cJ
fetal failures during the month of Aug. Sept. an
OF the above AS occurred in New York,
40 in Pennsylvania, IS in Massachusetts,, A
in Illinois, SO in Iowa, "a in Wisconsin and
8 IN Minnesota.
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eW- A gang of masked ruffians attacked
the inhabitants of st. Thomas street in New
Orleans last week, killing one and badly
wounding twelve others. The inhabitants
of the street were all Irish-their assailants
have not been detected.
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- The Nashville Railroad is now COM
pleted sixty-seven miles from Louisville to
the town Of Lebanon, and the cars will be
running that distance this week. Lebanon
is half way between Louisville and Bowling
Green.
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l,ONl. NOTICE.

The price OF Coal at the BoDIAM MINES. Is at the
Pit, cents per bushe; hauled to any part OF the
JOHN wYMONp,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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MARRIED.

In Evansville, Ind, Oct. 18th, by Rev J. 4 Bland,
Mr.. JAMES ii. CLINTON TO Miss NJ. LOUISA
DELAPLAIN, both Of Cincinnati.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
On last evening by the Rev. p. McDermott, Mr..
PATRICK BURKE to Miss ROSE McKIERNAN,
both Of this city.
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49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
ID cents per line week: discount on longer time.
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1000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY BY the
use of Ielmbold's Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Ez-
tract Of Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the advertisement In
another crlumn, headed 'Helmbold's Genuine Prera-
oct2i I'm wOOLsEY SAWYER, Agents.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
~ Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consn money. Call in. nov5H.
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Rheumatism.

a Case Of three months standing cured.
George w. Henderson, ofPittsburgh, says:
tsAfter suffering for three months with
Rheumatism, a part of the time SO severely
as to confine me to my bed, have been en-
tirely cured by using Berhave's Holland
Bitters. have had one attack since, but
found almost instantaneous relief in the
same medicine. 1t is in my opinion, sure
remedy for rheumatism"
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we Challenge the World!

We CHALLENGE the World!
To produce preparation eminenty harmless, so
generally approved and perfect in its operations
"Cristad0rO's Hair Dye" yltr
1t corecs the injurious effects of other dyes invigor
ates the Hair, applied in simple manner operates
simultaneously does not stain the skim and its tnts
the
COUNTERFEIrS OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.-
CHRIsTAEoRo 4 Co., No. Astor House, New York.
NJ. w. II. & Weow I'm.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

- DUU1O hNU O1IULO.
FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusively in Boots Shoes.
nUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now 70
" hand and are for sale cheap for CASH. " have a
very large assortment Of every variety OF BUTTS,
SHOES and CATERS OF every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can ne sup.
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturer and many OF
our goods are manufactured expressly Tor us. Give
NCREA x WELLS,
aua7 First street. Posters Block.
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49, CITY ORDERS for sale. Enquire Of
49, IGLEHART y Antilles.

EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
ACOURSE Of Lectures on Commercial Law, will
be delivered at this Institution the present session. by
several LEGAL gentlemen IL this city. Former stu
dents OF this school will be admitted to these Lee
lures; all such respectfully invited to attend Lee
lures every saturday evening at seven o'clock.
oct2.lwd&w. JEREMIAH BENIN, Princp.
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DIR. COGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGlSTC
q a L t.,

That has produced such remarkable elects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, ERrIeo, and A -rrc-
TIoSs THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circula ion,
in those who have tried it this city, is for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
~ The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable ctzensw
have tried il. Uys
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

-. CERTIFICATES.
..frH AUGUSTA, Ga. March % 1857
Prof DeGrath-Dear Sir: This is to certify that my
hoy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism for
seventeen years, and by application of your Oil
1 entirely cured, and cheerfuily recommend il
to all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully, c. HEUBER
Fer sale by SMITH & EZZARD, sole agents at At
lanta, Georgia.
50 South Eighth street Philadelphia.
KELLER WHITE, Scl9 Agents.
Alsr for sale at Dr.. Pennington's Drug Store, ard
Hallock Stoddard's. oct20
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49, BEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
49, IS, meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. J. I. WALKER, B.P.T T.
A. j. O'RILEY, d. II. jan30ly
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Great Alarm About Town

a BOUT money matters and bad tobacco. but Y. Fem
~ drich Bros. have received some of the hest
chewing tobacco that sold in our city. They
have all the hest brands Of Virginia tobacco. Give
them a call and convince yourself. They also have
one hundred thousand Of The best Havana cigars.
Oct-12th. fsrss- q
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~ ~ boxes Star Candles; r,s
90 boxes pear Starch; .l
20 40 No. Soay;
s. do White soda Soap, just received from the
mandatory, and for sale by
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EVANSVILLE TEMPLE or HONOR, No
49, Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
G.. w. RUDYARD, w. c. T.
A. j. O'REILLy, W. X. janaoly
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

M have in our hands for collection the notes and
w accounts Of DR.. w H. Byford. Those inter
estsd viii please call and settle, prompt payment
Will be insisted upon. -
octs2-d3w IGLEHART & ANTHEs.
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DIAPER AND PERFUMERY.-
y An assortment Of Cap, Letter and Commercial
Note Paper Also, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, and Cologne
receiy ed and for sale cheap at wholesale by
sept2< PRESTON BROS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-03-26
KeOkuk. IT. Dea Moline and Min.
neSOta Railroad.
KEovuR March % ut


MEssas. Eprross.-My late Sickness
from which have not yet quite recovered
has prevented me from keeping yoa, and the
other editors, fully posted about the sales Of
City and County Bonds for Railroad purposes,
and also about the progress Of the road.
In ono Of the late editions Of the eGate City"
I notice yon say a sale Of Bonds has been
made which will be sufficient to finish the road
to Bentonsport. am sorry to say such is not
the case. Even IL all the Bonds were sold,
there worla not be much more money realized
than would pay for the Iron and duties there
on, including the floating debts Of tho Com
pany.
To finish the road to Bsntonsport, build de-
pots and station-houses, furnish rolling stock,
&c. the company would require about $50, 900
more. or else be compelled to issue Mortgage
Bonds on the road, which the Directors have
heretofore considered bad policy, as this would
materially interfere with the extension Of the
road beyond Benton.port.
hope to have the pleasure. in few days,
Of informing you that the cars are running to
Belfasi-19 miles-and the Chief Engineer
has just reported that with six weeks Of good
weather the track will be laid to Pennington.
Truly yours,
"Gots City" VIZ LEIGHTON, Sec'y.
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WASHINGTON, March 81.

WARRINGTON, March Fl.
6iekles, Houek and many others from New
York had long interview with the President
this morning, relative 10 appointments in that
city and State.
Door then thrown open to the more than hun.
dred persons in waiting, including fresh Ma
ryland delegation.
Large numbers rushed up and hurriedly put
their papers into his possession, while others
contented themselves with merely shaking his
hands. The President excused himself; say
ing be would listen to them all separately il it
were in his power, but the Cabinet would meet
in few minutes, they would, he said, have
before them one Of the most important subjects
ever brought tothe attention Of the Government
and in this connection said he had just received
the resignation Of Gov Geary, to take place
on the 20.h inst, and that time 10 past, hence,
he remarked. you see It 10 impossible for me,
gentlemen, to attend to your case now.
Col. Wheeler. who hsls commission OF Min
lister 10 Nicaragua, ever since the cessation OF
diplomatic intercourse, recently resigned It.
Hon. John A. McClernard, Of Illinois, has
osen recommended by prominent politicians Of
that State for the mission to Russia.
Reports prevailed at Panama that minister
Bowlin and commissioner Morse demanded
passports in consequence Of New Grenada
having rejected overtures Of settlement Of the
question Of tie Panama massacre.
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T We hope none Of our readers will neg

e. We hope none Of our readers will neg
lect to psruse the opinions Of Judges Mac.
Lean and Curtis Of the United States Supreme
Court, given In the bred Scott case. They
are clear and conclusive. No one who reads
them honestly, and with mind open to con-
vertion. can resist the conclusion that the po-
sitions assumed are correct constitutional doc
trines. They completely and signally over
throw tie decision Of Chief Justice fancy and
the majority of the Court. We therefore hope
that every Republican will read them, and not
only 80, but that be will induce others to-
The opinions are published in the New York
Tribune. Those who have it can first read 1t
and then lend it to neighbors and request
them to read II.
Judges Mclean and Curtis merit the graft
tude Of all true Americans for their able effort
In this case. They stand forth the only two
members Of the Supreme Court, who would
not consent to interpret the Constitution Of
their Country, to be pro-slivery instrument
and subvsrsive Of the great principles Of nat
uIal justice and common Law. Let them be
and honored. They were both.
we believe supporters Of the Compromise
measures Of 1867, and the latter supported
Fillmore during the late campaign, 20 that
there need be no doubt about their conserva-
ton and moderation.
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LETTING OF THE II. I. N. II.
RAILROAD.

Mir. r. J. HUNTER, Of this place, 10 In re-
ceipt Of letter from CHAs HEKpRIE, Esq. Of
Burlington, stating that the road would posi-
lively be put under contract to this place the
present week. The source from which this
news comes 10 entitled to credit, Mr. H. being
one Of the Directors and contractor Of the
road. 1t Italics, also, with previous intelligence
which has represented pending negotiations ~
likely to result in a contract at AZ early day
We may hope, therefore, to be able to congrat-
ulate our citizens in week or two, upon the
certain completion Of this most important road,
to our doors in the shortest possible time
We have not doubted but that the importance
Of securing to this road the immense trade of
the rich valley of the Demoine, would stimu-
late our company and eastern connecting COM
panies, to take hold Of the work and put it
through as soon a. men and means could do it.
The interests involved are immense. Let the
road be completed and in operation by the LIST
of January next, to Onumwa, and the effects
upon Eastern railroad and commercial interests
will become Instantly apparent. The road
which FIRST taps the Demoine at this place will
derive i'm poriant and lasting benefits in return
for their energy. The Burlington Road 10 the
Que which We have always looked upon as the
first, by considerable period, and we are re-
joiced that the prospect OF its being 30 seems
now to be brighter than ever.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEW YORK, MArcn ~.
The steamship Tennessee from San Juan via
Aspinwall, March 10. with 26o passengers, ar
rived this P. NJ, connected with the Sierra
Nevada.
Walkers position ws unchanged, he still
holds Rivas.
The Allies remain at St. George. Walker
had attacked the latter place twice without ef-
tect.
A party Of rangers unde- Col. Cages had
been attacked BY the Costa Ricans and driven
into San Juan. Col. c. left again on the 7th
with party Of recruits from San Francisco.
The failure Of Col. Lockridge's attempt on
Costello was owing to the cowardice Of Col.
Titus, who lead the attacking party. Titus
subsequently left Lockridge and went over to
Rivas. Lockridge's main force 10 in Carlos
Island, short distance below Castillo, and he
has stationed garrison at Sierra Piqui.
The Aspinwall Courier says, while Titus
was besieging Castillo, he held parley with
the enemy, who agreed to surrender, provided
he would permit messenger.s.o pass his lines.
to inform Gen. Mora. He agreed to this. But
the next day he was attacked by q large force
under Mora. and driven back with loss.
Titus, with other officers went down the
river in the steamer Rescue to Creytown,
where the boat was seized by an Engligh OH
Ger, who offered protection to any one who
wished TO leave Walkers services. Titus
used insulting language to the officer, and was
seized and carried on board the frigate Co.'S
sack, but was subsequently, released.
The allies made two attacks on Rivas, March
4th, but were repulsed.
Several vessels were loading guano At the
Chinchas under the contract with Vivanco.
The yivanco party in Peru were making
but little progress, having been defeated in
counter revolution at Tura.
The frigate Loa was at Patio ont Of provis-
ions and steamer Vivanco was planning an at
tack on Truxillo.
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New York Town Elections.
In Onondaga county II Republican and
Democratic Supervisors are elected. A gain
Of Republics.
In Yates county Republicans and Dem
ocrats were elected.
In Cortland county, Republicans 10 DEM
ocrats. Last year the majority was heavy in
the other direction
In Schoharie county Republicans and
Democrats. Last wear only Rep.
Chautauqne, II Republicans to Democrats;
and so OF other counties.
sThe sober second thought Of the people,
seldom wrong. and always Efficient" seems to
be at work ia New York.
Mr.. Buchanan said that his election anEihi-
lated the Republican party. Election results
tell US differently. So the slayeholdins Buchan-
eer majority Of the Supreme Court think they
have Just annihilated it again. We think they
have helped to infuse new life and vigor into
the party by their infamous and revolutionary
decision. Time will decide who 10 right
Gate City.