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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-03
KENTUCKY U. .. SENATOR. - I'll

KENTUCKY u. .. SENATOR. - The
Louisville Courier says, it has been ascer
talnei, after careful count of noses, tn At
decided majority Of all the Democratic
members Of the next Legislature are in
favor of the election of Ion. Laz,rus w
Powell, of Henderson, IS q. :. Senator
to till the seat now occupied by Hon
John B. Thompson. His nnmination
thus rendered almost certain in the
Democratic caucus, his electioa by the
Legislature may DE regarded as ,'fxed
iact.
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There are Occasions

When even the het'hse>t peop,e need medicine, tie
changes of diet, Of weather, AMI hurireis of other
causes, produce laxty IN the system that needs
recting, or ia other words the liver hecomes slightly
dcrangel, and needs stmulnsor. IL all who ind
themselves ia this situation win Try DR. SANFoRo's
ISvIGogATCR, they nay &c sure of relief, a we Gu
testify to it, efficacy n curing Headache Indigestion
sour Stomach, and other ills 80 common in family.
1t acts. medicine, easier and better than Any dose
~ pills We swallowed, and il mild thai the
smallest infant can take il. ,See ADVERTISEMENT
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rMrs lockwood, the wife of Mr..
lockwood, a notice OF whose character
will lie found on the first page Of our pa
per, was at hotel in New York, last
week, with her children. she last saw
her husband on board the vessel. previ
Gus to her departure with her children in
the life boat. and as he was a good swim .
mer, she was encouraged to hope that he
had survived the horrors Of that fearful
night, and had been picked up by some
passing vessel. Mrs. lockwood succeed
ed in saving all their available means
principally drafts on New York. ex
cept some S5OO in gold, which Mr.. Lock
wood had belte1 upon his person.
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- Facts cannot ieq questioned, when the people NJ
any country hear testimony IN rss, in the case of
Or. J. HosTErrER's stomach Bttrrs. Sot only have
the Individual evidence Of the land, hut almost
every paper in the Union is commenting upon the great
eneit derived from the Of these celebrated Bers
esides various Diplomas awarded them, among which
IS one from the Ohio Mechanics Institute II their
Thirteenth Annual Exhibition Cincinnati, where the
Committee composed chiefly OF Pr scians in the
city These we ghiy fcts that help hut
vince the most credulous that Il IL least worthy o,
trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Bitters
certain cure when used per directions bottle
For sale by Druggists generally. loctl-lw
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The Fire Department.

The display made hy the Firemsn
yesterday. excelled in splendor AMI i'm
posing effect any previous turn out in
Evansville, and would have done credit
to any city twice our size ana wealth.
The machines were gaily and tastefully
decked with flowers and evergreens. and
the ranks were long and fu OF resolute
and hardy looking .fire-esters" in new
and appropriate uniforms. The compan,
OF miniature cnntlnentals in cooked hats.
and in the garb Of 1875, who occupied
one OF the engine carriages, appeared a.
il they felt themselves to be worthy
sons Of noble s.res" II the dress by it's
associations, could awaken any of IN.
genuine spirit of its age, we would be
advocates OF its universal adoption, for
none who have seen it's Imitation recently
received by military companies in the
varao,ls parts OF the country, will dispute
chat it is becoming both to youth and
manhood. imparting the look Of the noble
spirit Of the times that fashioned it.
But the eve of every one was turned
as they followe from the young cont
nentals, to the bevy OF thirty one young
nymphs. clustered upon the carriage o.
the Washington engine, representing the
several States; each wearing the nam,
upon her hatband and bearing tn,
banner Of the State she represented. 1
was rich bouquet of youth, lovelines,
and beauty, and formed the crnwning orn
anent Of the exhibition, which could no
have heen got ten up any where in bette
taste, or with finer display. The lon;
and dusty tramp Of the procession 4
the fair grounds was enlivene,l with th
music Of the bands, led by Warren an
his admirable corps of per formers fruu
New Harmony.
CT The constitution Of New Yorl
prohibits the Legislature from passIn
any act to relieve the Banks from tn
penalties Of their charters q violat
by suspending specie payments. Th
existence Of the banks, in that STATE
depend upon their struggles to maintain
specie payments. They will therefor
save themselves whatever may be tn
consequences to the people.
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The old State Bank.

4 New York correspondent of the
State Journal. pays the following merlted
tribute 10 the management OF the old
State Bank, whose history is an homer
to the State. II the high financial credit
OF the State shall be destroyed By the
reckless obstinacy or party schemes of
Gov. Willard, who nesiects 10 call q
session of the Legislature to provide Tor
the State interest, he Will be execIated by
every citizen Of the State
IL is certainly wish pleasure that an Iudi-
anian hears the favorable comments here. Oh
the hi lh position his State occupies, both Iii
the character of her banking operatlons al =
iicr State credit.
Ii is we'll asked, in what other State of the
Union have the interests invested 10y the
State and other stockholders in banking
hecn "a successfully and hoiiOrahly presers-
cd and promoted - have been tie invest
ments of the State OF Indiana, and other
stoc 4 holders ia che State Ean.l OF INDIANA:
Let any eigiZen Of ihe state, Eye. at .ilc Uni
tel States. look ut thar good old bank now
while she j. called upon 70 rcnuer an iccouut
of her stewardship. and wOu,d l!ty his III
lie heart. II Inc fetI no t'iiSc OcdtInI quicker
! and prouder ut behoi.IHg hcF high stand.
Aiior returning TO her stccSLpldeIs seni-au-
| mually liberal profits ioi the twenty years oi
her existence, behold her, in i've monthly
iuotaIiments. during the present season. pay
| ing over To the State and indiyidu. sin cash
| tho whole of tine capital stock, and having
| yet surplus. say fifty per cent, besides. for
eventual addition to their profits. Look IL
the receipt already by the State OF Indiana
Of over u million of dollars from the prcEts
| on her capital sto> k in the Bank. which heI
| Sinking Fund Commissioners have safely in-
vested in real estate mortgages well secured
! in the State; and also Ut the State now here
purchasing Indiana bonds and stocks as they
are offerc' for sale in this market. TIL,
! Commissioners have recently purchased here
about xlOO.0 0p of Indiana securities but
when even the old SpanIards from Cuba arr
asking for Indiana stocks, il il difficult Il
| find them az the rates of other Western
States. Surely when their work is ml'leted
10y handing over To the State on the ma
closing OF the Bank nearly million and
halt of dollars for II permanent school iun,
for the State. il will be most cheering graft
| icatiOn 20 all who have been engaged IN :,
safely and profitably managimg and mooiinl
the good old ship. Will 80 many OF her as>o
ciatcs have been tcundcred.
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g SEE FIRST PAiE.
rFhe state of exch,npes with =

CT state of exchanges with En-.
glanf rs such as to induce large irnpor-
tatloas ~ specie aad- many are looking
to this Urn in the flow of specie as one
OF the means of our relief. We are as
the same time encouraged by the same
wrltersto hope that large demand for
our cheap breaistufis will arse in En-
gland. But will not the fulflment OF
one expectation defeat the other? What
will be the effect in England of sudden
and large demand from this country for
specie? At the last accounts, the English
money market was stringent, and the
bullion in the Bank of England was he
ing hu>banded with a great deal of so
iicitude. In the fearful struggle in
which she Is now engaged ior the pre1er
vation Of her Indian Empire. ami the
enormous expenditures which she must
prepare TO make to support her army
and raw, the financial condition Of En-
gland IS extremity delicate, and her credit
must he sensitive to every effect upon the
basis OF her currency. "A rehux Ut the cur
rent Of specie from this country, which
has been uniformly in her .avor. must
inevitable affect her money market. II
tine transfer of coin 10 sufficient in
amount to-benefit US. it must injurs her,
and-cause pane in England. Pecuni
AIRY distress viii '!epreSs the prices OF our
staples in her markets, and we shall he
injured Inoae through her than the bene-
fitted By the spec We shall receise II
would be more to the interest Of this
Notwithstanding its effects upon pr
ces of food AMI cotton-to lip coin t.
England, rather than draw any from her
We cannot take her gold and sell hel
our breadstuifs and cotton. at the sam.
time; no more than the New York bank.
can draw the gold ofthe country to theil
vaults. ami expect the country to IA,
her merchants. OF trade with her after
they have taken all the money.
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TIE U. s CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN
DIANA is now sitting in Cincinnati
urges M'Lean and Huntington are
foiding court in chambers at the u =
Curt rooms in that city. TO hear the
arguments in several important cases
from this District. The case Of Nathan
iel u. Hogg vs.. Benjamin Ruiiner, was
taken up Tuesday. II. Fl. Hunter. Of
Lancaster, and j. Buckingham, OF New
ark. for plaintiff, anu William u. Stew
art. of Losansport, and Hon. o. II.
Smith, Of indianapolis. Ind, for defend
ant. The case involves question of US
ury to the amount Of S15,UO0. The ar
gument Of this case was closed on We'd
nesday, and other cases were To be irnine.
distely taken up. We believe it is un
usual in the practice of the court to sit
out Of the District to try causes. though
it has been done to hear motions and
grant orders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-03

Miss JULIASA May has made most
brilliant debut 1t New York She gave
her first concert Thursday evening. The
New York Mirror thus speaks OF her
appearance AMI talents:
When she appeared she was received with
long-continucd applause, acknowledging il
IN Il quiet and elegant manner, free from ev-
eTythIn@ like atfcctation. She was beautiful
~ dressed and her whole air was Iresh and
charming. she had not sung more than few
lines of the opening cavatina when all doubts
as to her musical attainment- vanished: and
~ she proceeded throughout her pieces. il
became evident that We had before IT, an ar
tiste of great abilities. She had Al nlezzo 80
prs.no voice. and not a soprano, u stated in
a morning cotemporary-Iuro .siiveiy round
firm. and powerful. 1t possesses eveIy one
"f these pccuiiarities IN their highest excel
lence, and Game up to orr idc;t OF grand
classical voice, such delights the great
masters OF harmony. Her execution VIZ,
neat. graceful, and in all she Attempted fault
less
We cannot say less than this. In the ca =
va,tina OF III Piacer il seems 10 Us she oUuld
not we'll have been surpassed. The Iumpo-
sit.on Itself Was thoroughly understood. thor
Dughly misrepresentation AN Error in intOna-
ii, n. phraseolOgy. or expression with expires
sible beauty OF tone. and delicate style OF
! ornament; not sutt'cating the melody with
lis embraces hut waiting along with genie
kisses and II tiowcry breath. One thing is
certan-we have n" other American song
stress like Miss May, with so beautiful, cor
ect. and classical .istyle, fine and perfect
a voice; and We do not wonder that Ro,slni.
Auber. llalevy. and other friends said tina.
she had ali the gifts that Heaven could give
= singer. The rest remained with herself
alone.
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OF We have hll several reports like
the following which We hope may be
true. Nearly all our Eastern mail
matter still continues to come through
indianapolis, and by wagon from that
city to Terre Haute, reaching US SO or
48 hours after the mails by the way OF
Cincinnati The report says:
\ new Western express mail. to start from
New York Phiiadelphia AID Baltimore. and
10 meet ut the same time at Columbus. Ohio.
will be organized next month. AT the latter
place ell the mails will be taken in charge
by special agent. They will thus reach
st. Louis ut the same time, and neither city
can have reason TO com plain of an unfair adj
vantage given to one Of these eitics. 1T the
expense Of the ether.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Crt tnp.rpn ,,,.1,uE pt,uS

PrePGei frUiu PRESCRIPTION Ui 81 James Clarke. NJ.
W, PhySsc.in ystd'T;Laiy 20 the queen. THIS in
ys.uihle Medicine Is uniliIng Ia the cure OF all ihOs,
qailul ana iSerOus diseases incident the Female
s1..siItlItion.
10 m9iesttes all excess removes all Distinctions anu
rinsS Jn tic monthly periods with regularity. Thes,
fii- should e use TWO three weeks previous 70
Confinement; they ior:y the constitution md lessen
Lr suffering during labor, enabling ;e rloher 10 per
srrTn-her luties with ~afey 10 hersef as,d child.
Thee pills should not 'e token rctIiales urii
the F IRST THREE MONTHS If Pregnancy, ~ .hc,
70 bring Oh Miscarriage, hrt any other tn
they safe.
In All OF Nervous and Spinal Affections. TsiI
ia the Back anl Tim :, Heavinrss, Fatigue on Sli-'
ENer;:nn, papif9jion Of the Heart, Lowress NJ Srils
'vstprics, Sack elache, Whites and all the yarf
diseases occs~one 10y sorlered system, these PIN,
win effect when all other means have failed an,
although powerful remedy do no. contain iron
calomel, anthony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Prize
IN the United States aaf Canada, One Dollar
v. B.-slso and = postage stamps enclosed ~ m,
authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of the pills
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
Soc Agent f,r inJ,sfa
HALI0CE * STODnAED,
ap21 5G-iyis General Agents, Evansville.
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F The inspectors Of steam boat

CT The Inspectors Of steam boat-
have Withdrawn the licenses of foar Pr
lots, for their participation in the co,nbi-
nation OF pilots III st. Louis TO raise their
wages to $500 per month. They are
declared incapable Of serving as pilot'
hereafter on any steamers carrying
irei5 Int or passengers.
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A Way to Get our Produce to Market.

The New York Journal Of Commerce
always honest and independent-saysI
it has been called upon to JOIN in the
general declaration OF the newspapers,
that the financial affairs OF the country
were improving 1t sees no indications
OF ameli ration, and it therefore refuses
{, join in the attempt to excite false
hopes. The only source of relief is in
bringing the vast amount Of. Western
produce into market lToeliect this
important measure II makes the follow
ing practical and sensible suggestions
IL is the only way in which New York
merchants can realize on their Western
debts. 1t says:
The season has now arrived when bank
notes were freely given ont for the purchase
OF Western produce. creating IN easy market
in all 81 the gram growing States furnishing
q ready means OF exchange and giving lie
! and animation TO Ill OF the channels OF trade.
! Nov. Ii the banks attempt SUI n an issue. the
hills are frequently brought in unbr"k, n
| bundles Wall street in violation e Il g
| u.reenlSnt Under which they nave DeCu OBJ
timed; or if taken to the West. hey meet
such pressure tor money th t they are p *
| ed up AMI returned before they can u com
! pirh the object of starting tine produ.e for
| market. In the .iesired course of things the
money should be frst paid out to tue far
mers. thus getting the crops ir mo.ion: chen
be paid 10y the farmers to the country s.or,
! keepers or merchants. putting them in 1unds
AMI then be sent forward to the yIty ~ pay
up ola bills. and enable the jobbcr> TO meet
| their obligations. For want OF this nie'tiuiu
of exchange. the crops are still in the barn cl
graneTy. except 81 far a. they have furnished
She means of direct remittance. Ii there It
no prospect of II favorable 81 ance before ia,
middle of October. when the jobbers will reed
the means, something must be done To aver
the trouble winch would then oyert.kc w.
Ne suggest 10 the iobbers that their activ,
interference may DC productive OF great good
Let every one furnish facilities Tor bringing
forward the crops from che neighbour, q,
where hi, largest payments are due. |: h
cannot raise cash means, let him arrange 10
shipments on account. People, horses an'
pigs will want something u eat, it all th
banks in chriStendum are broken: and wheat
oats. rye, corn AMI flour. will pass curren
even when bank notes are worthless. Bc
no one sit down in hopeless despair. l h
trumpet which i, 10 the tiln.l bus the note q
warning, proclaiming an impending disaster
Is 10 the brave heart the sisnai at battle. an,
tbs warrior wall grid himself for the strife.
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e. It as reported that orders have
gone out to England for the Shipment Of
S2.GnOOo in specie. which will be re-
ceived here by the return steamer. This
is hailei in New York, as sign oI
coming relief. But no calculation is
male of it's effects upon prices in Eng
land IN which we are n much interested
as in getting the specie.
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~ The clerk in Bank at Syracuse,
Y. Y, having made some false entries
n the bank books. to conceal a pecu-
lation. aud finding that an Investigation
was likely to enSue, in the night set FIRE
to the interior Of the bank. under the
desk on which the books were left, with
the purpose of destroying them. The
fire was discovered before it had done
much harm, and the calprit ar
rested.
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o. The J II. Done. did not arrive
from below until Yesterday morning hav-
ing been detained 10y fog and low water.
She returned yesterday with fine trip
Passengers and shippers are informed
that the Done will leave for Paducah
next MONDAY. positively.
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The Travelling Com ,uni y.

a remedy surh a. RRRHAVE'S HOI-
LAND BlTTERS cannot nc too hirh,y
recommended. To the travelling community
especially. IL j. certainly un Invaluable rem
edy: having little or no exercise. constantly
exposed, and schiect to the effects af a change
Of climate and water. they require some
pleasant medicine of this kind TO regulate the
the bowels
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-03

~ y Druggist in Cincinnati on Monday
last sold man Il viol OF liquid ammonia for
the essence Of cinnamon. The purchaser
swallowed the amonia without discovering
the error, and the consequence was, the mu
cons membranes of his mouth and the coat
ing OF his stomach were so violently affected
that, after suffering great pain, he died the
same night, some ten hours after swallowing
the PREPARATION.
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CT Brady aud Evans of New York
city are producing Photographic portraits
of full lie size. They are not taken d.
rectly from life, but are first taken IN
miniature and then enlarged.
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CT In the Northern part Of this State
the rains the last two weeks have been
excessive, while we have been suffering
from severe drouth. Rains have ap
preached within 90 and 80 miles Of Us
to the West AMI North.
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Hollow Ointment and Pills.

Modification cannot =n.Uc where Holloway : Ont
nent is applied in time a wound, ulcer by
preventing inflammation, ii prevents pam. For ndi
gestion liver Complaint and disorders Of the towels,
the pills are a sure remedy.
~ sold AZ the manufactures, No 50 Maiden Lane,
NcT York, and No. IA strand, London and iy ali
druggists at &c, 81 &c, and Al Der pOt ar box.
IN
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FAILED.-The old aid respectable
house of Kenneth. Dix Co, IN New Or
leans has suspended. They were in the
Western commission business and prin-
cipally connected with st Louis.
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sD,,,s,sTn aTOR,s SALE.

'fNiIE undersigned. A13 Illustrator Cf the estate Of
the estaie 10, Join VI. Stinsnn. deceased, will on
saturday, CT. 9Th, - AT the late esi ence OF said
iscraSel, Water street. IN EyaIsy lie, e all the
Oral property of sslt DECEASED! vo listing of or
Wt1n l,ug V and hsTess:a iot Of horse gear; a
lui ~ ii1u,ellolt furniture, &c., &c.
TERHs-Al Suns &c three dnl.ars ami under, cash
arT.dt 80 nine months wilie given all sums over
three d"l'srs, the purchaser svnc notes with apTrov
a security. waving Variation laws, and esrilg IL
i.rt Il sroJn late. MAHCES SHERWOOD,
WOOLSEY < NELSON. AUcls. Ad'mr.
Ia
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OFIt having been ascertaincd by the
Secretary ofthe Treasury and the head OF
the Interior and Post Off 'e Departments
that in many instances whole families
were in office under government, they
have resolved To- cut of all but one in
each family in every case.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-03

Cy Two new counterfeiis, each of the
denomination of ten dollars, on the
Bank of Corning. New York, and the
North Western Bank of Va have been
nut in circulation in Louisville. They
are fac SMILES of the genuine. and -
well executed as to deceive any but an
exlierjenced eve
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-03

We WISH I'D -ay 20 Every Per-cn
Tho rn q this that there Is article known DR.
SASFogD's ISyiG0R.ToR, or LIVER REMEDY, winch
cal = relied certain to liver com plant IL
any ~ it, forms, such a. Jaundce, Dyspeps:a, a:i
numerous other conPaints, decri, ed il aro,he COL
uinn, hesiies which. i il os the greatest preIar-
lions fOr cOnsIIaption taken IN carly stages,
That Is new knOXn.
We take it Tor grmted, as experiment has proven.
that diseases OF tie lungs zen, rally III. frs.
cause " consumption, hut deii ,ed sysiega.
I'd by The inlr' yer lC.Dn OF TIE liver, reduces Ae
power Of the lungs to resist throw Oft diseases
ell by coll and Tr;taiOn Tv the lungs 1T the Rer
cy o. disease. because the liver has II capacilte
them from peI orIng their IToi or action OF hrps
oil diseased mater caused by gold, thus revet IL
sumption, the liver, an1 Keep the system strong
cnOugh - throw OH slight diseases o. Ihe lungs
There Is not in 1he world better liver remedy, or
cure FOR he;ltel system, then Br. SinsOrl's IEvig
orator, for il has een fully tried in larse and extend
el p-Ictice, I'll; its result. fully knew. and i
IS Offered tiled remedy AID that he relied
on. ,Se- a Iyerti>en euts.) oct--!m
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AD,1INI.TRATOR,s NOTICE

N'OTICE is hereby given that letters o. Admins
~ tratlon on the estate of John NJ. StjnxoD. decd
nav been granted the undersigned. All persons
indicted said estate requested make i,sciiate
payment and those having claims against the same
Will present them for settlement. said e~taic Il srp-
POSED 70 ~ selvspA- NARCES sIIERwO0D,
ssr1yTyt tAvnts%sstsr