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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-30
PosT OFFICE,


Mr.. CARLILE, Dear Sir: Permit me
through your columns to say to our citizens
that an error is constantly committed in
sending letters by the packet Done, now
carrying the U. S. mails between this city
and Paducah, KY. That boat being in
government employ has no right to tax,
letters from this or any other point WHERE
there is post office, until after the closing
of the mail at the Office. The hour for de-
parture from this place is IL o'clock on Mon
days and Thursdays, up to which tim,
letters can be mailed at this Office, and non,
will in future be received on board the boa
previous tc that hour. This rule will b.
positively enforced.
Very respectfully, CIR. RUDD, Pm.
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Il Mcssrs. Spading & Rogers respectfully call the
attention Of residents Of the river towns who contem
plate visit New Orleans this winter, to the unri
vailed attractions Of their New Amphitheatre in that
city, corner of st. Charles and Commercial Place.
MATT PEEL'S CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, the
Unprecedented CIRCUS on the Palace; the won
deffal Performing Elephants the famous Keller
Troupe, With an addition Of Kellers Young America,
Ballet Troupe Of thirty artists the celebrated Marshs
Juvenile Come dams, and smaller peculiar features are
to he there, ans nowhere els. this winter, m "a
pid succession 50 tat visitors from the interior can
always rely upon fnding at this Splendid THEATRE
more and better and entertainments, at less
price, (admisson only 30 cents) than at any other
Theatre in the city. toctStdl
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respectfully, CIR. RUDD, Pm.


TENNESSEE FREE BASKs.-The Nashville
papers give the following list of free and
stock banks received by the State, Union
and Planters Bank Of Tennessee:
Bank Of Tennessee, Bank of Memphis,
Union Bank, Northern Bank of Ton.,
Planters Bank, Bank OF America,
Merchants Bank, Citizens Bank,
Bank OF Paris. BanS of Middle Tenn,
Farmers Bank, Bank of Chattanooga,
Bank of Commerce, Southern Bank,
Bank Of the Union.
In addition to the above, the Planters
Bank receives the notes of the Commercial
Bank and the Bank of Tennessee and Union
Bank receive in addition the notes of Bucks
Bank, Exchange Bank, City Bank, and
| Traders Bank.
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NEW GOODS!

VX!E are receiving our + ALL STOCK OF GOODS,
English Werinoes, Muslin Delanes, Cashmeres. Cling.
hams Prints FlanneIs, Blankets, extra size; Erocha
tillas new stye Closks at all prices; Clinical scars
Gloves Hosiery, BIeached and Brown Sheetings ar.
petngs Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths and Daask goods for
window Curtains.
Our stock rs now wen assorted, and we invite the
public to give rs call and examine our goods.
sepe4 J.0AKLEY son.
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New ORLEANs.-Advices to tho 2ssh inst
report an increase in specie, and decline in
the loans Of the banks to about S4OO, 900 cash.
Sterling exchange WAS selling at 80 to IS per
cent, equivalent to 14@ls per cent below; a
condition of exchange never before sur
missed.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusiv ely in Boots & shoes.
nUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now 70
u hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have
very large assortment Of every variety OF BOOTS,
SHOES and CATERS of every size and style;
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many OF
our goods are manufactured expressly for US. Give
our stock an examination before buying elsewhere.
NcREA a. WELLS,
apo- First street. Fosters Block,
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Rheunlniishf.

Il Case cf three naoaths' standing cured.
George W. Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says:
"After suffering for three months with
Rheumatism, q part Oft the time SO severely
as to contine 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, u sur,
remedy for Rheumatism" .-t-t
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OF The present financial condition Of

OF The present financial condition Of
nearly every State in the Union shows
how futile are Legislative enactments and
constitutional prohibitions against the
inevitable laws Of trade. The laws OF
commerce are universal over the world,
and are irresistible in every country
they are power above the State-more
potent than laws-more commanding and
imperative than constitutions. Legisla-
ton may guide trade in its channels, but
it cannot arrest its effects by positive
prohibition when its course is set. The
general current of trade, like that of the
Mississippi river, when it makes breach
through the barriers Of statute law, it
sweeps it away, as the river does its
alluvial shores. How little effect have
all the prohibitions and penalties Of the
law and constitutions had to arrest the
suspension Of specie payments ;--these
abortive legal provisions against inevita.
BILE disasters, have but aggravated their
evils, without arresting them for an hour.
Where suspension Of specie payment
has not been proclaimed, it virtually
exists, simply because payment in specie
is impracticabIe. The profession Of pay
ment is but pretence to cheat the law,
o sham and falsehood.
An intelligent writer estimates the
amount of suspended commercial paper
in this country. at present, at thousand
million dollars. This vast sum has been
suddenly arrested in >its circulation and
annihilated as medium Of exchanges
and left vacancy in trade that all the
specie in circulation in Europe AMI
America would scarcely Gil. With such
deficit in the medium Of trade, it ap
pears like folly to be looking for perma
nent relief from few millions increas,
Of bank issues--or to expecta restoration
OF trade till this vast sum Of commercial
credit--which is the chief medium G
commerce, can be restored. We bav,
not reached the bottom of our difficulties
because the progress of Commercial
suspensions has not ceased--ihe annihi
lation is still going on. If the convulsiol
reaches England and spreads through
Europe, who can estimate the magni
tude Of the amount Of private credit ant
commercial paper-by which the trad
of the world is carried on-that will b
suspended and made useless 7? If tn
storm should prostrate. . large share o
old and existing credits-the growth o
centuries-it will require q generation
to build up new ones. "Credit, is
plant of slow growth" and require
years of careful and laborious watchful
ness. The effects Of our own pecuniar,
calamities are discourAging to con
template, but we could rise from then
rapidly by the aid Of old establishes
European credits that would come t
our assistance. But if they fall, chao
will come, and a new commercial system
will have to be created, in which thi
country-with its youthful vigor an
boundless resources-will be the first I
rise from the ruin, and will make itse
the centre and ruler.
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wOOLSEY Il SAWYER, Agents.

HoiIOway's Pills and Ointment.-In exter-
nal inflammation there is an unnatural rush Of blood
10 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 ard irritating nhu
ences. Sold at the manufactures, Np.se Maiden Lane
New York, and No. 24i Strand, London. and by nj
druggists, at CSC, 6a1i. and 81 per box or pot
.-I-..- -f'fI u Oct 2sdkw.
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- THI BEGINNING OF THE SLAUGHrERrSa
SEAsoN.-Mr. Z. B. BxeHAN, of Patoka,
brought into the city on Wednesday, three
hundred hogs, being the first Of the season.
They are to be Slang Inferred by Mr.. ORR on
Mr.. BNeHAM's account. 0
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Ross Boston Ethiopian Band

Have been engaged at great expense2 to give their in
imtle entertainments, Glees, Choruses. Burlesques,
&C., the chef dauvres of Negro Minstrelsy, in the
Rdotto, the
Elegant Concert Hall on Board the Steamer
-y Raymond,
Which viii always lie along side Of the Palace. Ad.
mission only . cents.
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% W Col. Benton has so far recovered that
he rides out. His book upon the Decision of
the Supreme Court is soon to be published,
and is said to be severe in Its structures.
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If you are sick You must take
MEDICINE. r-r
FOR ALL EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL PAIN USE
DE WHITES PAIN REIUENER
II DIR. J .HosrErrER's celebrated stomach B;tters

eE DR. HosrErrERs celebrated Stomach Btters
-Dyspertics, il you wonld he well, try bottle Of
Hostetters Bitters. 1t acts Ikea charm i'm giving
healthy tone to the digestive organs, and in strength
ening the nervous ystem Especially is its utility
tonic and preventive OF languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when ::he whole nervous and
muscular system reaxes, and effects acondtcn which
permits the approach of disease There is not single
instance known Of its failing to do good where il has
been used according to directions Tryit This cee-
brated article Bitters, for sale by
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Kemp. Worm pa.tlllle..-Mo,her. vii, no,

find it necessary to force then upon their ospng.-
Children are eager for them. They expel worms from
the bowels without pun, and being free mercury,
may be given To infants. ERIsToL's SARsAPARILLA,
recognized for twenty years the only absolute spec
fcs FOR disease OF the skim scrofuous Ulcers, &C,
daily achieves new triumShs. Sold ny ID. T. Lanman
Co., wholesale druggists, - Water street, New
York, and by all druggists Sarsaparla 81, and Pas
titles &c. per bot le- ' Oct 2Sd&w.
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DIED.
CHARLES, youngest son Of j. s. and Naomi Nc
Cracker, aged three years. ... r
Funeral at O'Clock from residence Third street
without further notice.
Louisville and st. Louis paper please copy.
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1000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use of Hembold's Genuine Preparation Of Fiuil Ez.
tractof Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the advertisement In
another crlumn, headed "Helmbold's Genuine Prepa-
ration.
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Great Alarm About Town

BOUT money matters and bad tobacco, but r. Fen
~ drich Bros. have received some of the hest
chewing tobacco that sold in 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-l2th.
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An Enormous
CAllIOPE or STEAM ORGAN,

Ofthe capacity Of an hunfred Brass Bands, hlrmo-
Nous Piano Forte, and audible in certain states OF
the atmosphere for ten miles, is attached 10 the
Palace Fleet, altogether different sort Of affair
rem the abortons heretofore seen, and will announces
their approach.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

In Evansville, Ind, Oct. e9th, by the Rev. VIM. IT.
McCarer, Mrs. LAURA C0LyIN, Of Evansville, q
Mr.. JACOB FICKAS, Of Newburg, Ind.
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No. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; ~ cents per line three times;
30 cents line week: discount longer time.
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forth


dividual, makes an onslaught on the City
Council and direct charge of corruption on
the members. To illustrate, he gives the
action Of the Board of Equalization on the
valuation Of my property. and to "make a
case" he falsifcs the tax duplicate in his ex-
tract.
1t is q we'll known fact, that the City
Charter gives discretion to tho Council to
tax real estate with or without improve
ments, and they have always exercised that
discretion to abate from the value of i'm
provements to encourage building and make
it an object to men to improve their proper
ty for rent. This year they decided unani-
mousl! to tax improvements one-half their
value. believe my property is taxed to
its full value, and will sell any, or all Of
my property ut its appraised value; that is,
adding to the amount on the tax duplicate
one half Improvements not taxable, and
am ready to make deed to any or all of it
on payment of onc-third cash, one-t third in
one and one-third in two years. with inter
est, secured by mortgage and assignment of
fire policy of insurance.
The valuation Of my lots on
Main street. SIC. 635 90
Half value OF improvements. 10000 90
Total on tax duplicate. .2O, s35 90
Add one-half Improvements
not TAXABLE. .............. go. 10 900 90
= Total value. .............. $50 ,685 90
Value of lots L. IA Is and
Is, Eastern Enlg. 1041S ft........ %, 440 90
Half value of my frame DWELLING. 500 90
Total on tax duplicate. 8 ,24o 90
Add one-half improvements
not taxable. .................... 500 90
Total value. ,040 90
NJ. w. & GEo. Foster.
| Value of lots 200 e. 233, Do
nation Enlargement, on
corner of Canal and Sec
ond street,. .......... q, 070 90
| Half value Of Improvements
mot 500, as stated in the
Enquirer ............ 500 90
Total on tax duplicate. $50 90
| Add one half Improvements
not taxable. ...... 800
Total value. .&l3, O7O 90
Any, or all the above property will be sold
on the above terms, and possession given at
short notice.
In defence Of the Council, will say, they
no doubt intended to do right in every case
and deal out equal justice to all citizens
but they are men liable to err, and in equal
izing property all over the city, they may
have committed errors. 1t would be strange
if they had not, and 1 have no doubt they
would have been glad if all the city proper
ty rented as well as 'Judge Fosters corner
but with the rental they have nothing to do
1t is the value of property that is taxable
The spleen and i'll feeling Of the author
shows itself in every sentence. From my SOU
pity any man who has no better opinion o.
his neighbors than he has of the City Coun-
Gil. 1t shows his own motives of action
nothing beyond low, groveling self.
| NJ. w. FOSTER.
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF Honor, No
49, 81, meets every Thursday evening, i'm the
Hall, on Water street. the Canal BANK. a.
G.. W. RUDYARD, ". C. T. d
A. j. 0'REILLy, W. X. jans0ly
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49, DEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No
~ IS, meets every alternate Friday evening
as above. j.. WALKER, b. T.. 7.
A. j. O'RuEY, ID. X. .a p janDly
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LUMBER! LUM BER!!

X. III. BENNETT & co.
VXT0ULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
have put up in their yard large and full assortment Of
PINE LUMBER.
ALso-A large lot Of PINE SHINGLES, Dressed
and Undressed FLOORING, WEATHER BOARD
ING, &c, which they will sell cheap for cash. Orders
from the country solicited.
II Lumber Yard on Carpenter street near Kratz
Heimann's Foundry.
All business of the firm will he promptly attended to
by James Swanson, who viii always be oa hand.
ser,t5g Am.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~N|~-~I0-r ~ Do~~D~.~U
No. CITY ORDERS for sale. Enquire Of
49, IGLEHART ~ Antilles.
oc.Nf t n.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
COURSE Of Lectures on Commercial Law, will
be delivered ut this Institution the present session, by
several LEGAL gentlemen Of this city. Former stu
dents Of this school will he admitted to these Lee
lures; all such are respectfully invited to attend Lee
lures every saturday evening at seven o'clock.
Ocs2.-lwdN ~. JEREMIAH Benin, Princp.
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A. ANsPACHER e. CO..

A. AN,PACHER e. CO..
Man ufacturers of THING,
Also importers and Wholesale Dealers i'm
Cloths, Cassimeres, sattinetts, Vestings,
TAILoR's TRIMMINGS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, lndiana.
augi4-t jant o.
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Flour Market Unchanged.
BEST quality Family Flour at Southern Mills
price, s2,sj-cash. IGLEIIART BROTHERS..
Sent ILL
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We CHALLENGE the World: -ff-
To produce preparation 50 eminently harmless, so
generally approved, and perfect in its operations
''CristadOro's Hair Dye.o s
1t corrects the injurious effects Of other dyes nvgor
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
simultaneously does not stain the skin. and its tints
are the
C0UNTERFEITS OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers-
CHRIsTAEoRo 4 Co., No. Astor Hou. e, New York.
NJ. w. 4. & Weow I'm.
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l,lAl. hATlCE

The price OF Coal ut the BoDIAM MISEs. Is ut the
Pit, cents yer bushel; hauled to any part OF Vie
city, 10 cents per bushcl. -
JOHN wYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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The Stud OF Ring, Pad and Trick Horses
Is probably the most valuable ever used in any Circus
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CERTIFICATE.

WISsBoRo', s.. Z, March Q, 1857.
j, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have been
badly afflicted for two months with nfammat0ry rheu
matism; one Of my legs being much swolen-stff and
that found II exceedingly Difficult; to walk
that the stiff joint has been twice rubbed with Prof.
DeGraths celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours;
and no. have the perfect use of the afflicted limb
and by single application of the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. March % 1851
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
was entirely cured, and cheerfuly recommend it
TO all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully, C. HEUBER
For sale by SMITH & EZZARD, sole agents at At
lanta, Georgia.
Prof. CHAS. DEGRATH-
80 South Eighth street Philadelphia.
KELLER 81 WHITE, Agents.
ocf90
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rrrnnpoaA rrnU ruTpCE.

NOTICE q hsrsty fivsn thAs J. 4. iiornish, J.
IN n. Sullivan, Vim. =. B. Lyneh,C r. Mmond,
Wn. w. nelknap, 1hos r. Carter, X. Wisey, JnO.
A1air nsDowsli, J. n. Dreedsn, and Curtis u.
Qsnn hsvs Incorporated themselves and their $3.50.
ceasss undss the name VI ths Decalion Ferry and
LAad 0pmpany. The principal place OF business
of said ConpaDy sat Ksokak, Iowa. The object
u this corporation IL 20 establish = Ferry the
Mississippi River, between the city of keokuk and
Hancock County, Ills., and also ~ purchase Lands
10 Hancock County, Ills, aud Icy out thereon .
town to he known a. "Deoalion." The capital
stock OF said Company IL seventy five thousand dol
lars, which stock may be increased 10 one hundred
thousand dollars, divided In shares Of one hundred
dollars each, and to be paid In upon call 81 the
Board Of Dircctors. Said corporation commenced
on the 4th day of October 1885, 70 continue twenty
years, renewable according TO the laws Of Iowa
The Affairs Of the company % be condueted BY .
Board Of Five Directors, 10 be elected on the hrst
Wednesday OF January, annually, in accordance
with tho articles VI Incorporation 6le In the VI
Ace II the Recorder Of deeds, Lee county, Iowa
The Indebtedness Of the Company 10 not to exceed
two-thirds Of the capital stock of the Company
The private property OF the ckhoidcrs Ia 10 BE-
exempt from the corporate debts Of the Company
Tbs following persons are the present Directors Of
said Company;
J. X. Hornish, Jno. ii. Sullivan,
G. X. Dimond, Rufus Wiiscy,
Vim. r. b. Lynch.
J.K. HORNISH, Prest.
G. X. DfAosp, Secy and Treas.
kcokuk, Dec. ~, is56--d4w
daily Times copy 4w.l
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kossrrn Asp Lots NApoLRox.--M. Kos
suth, in one Of his late speeches, compares
his lot with that Of The man he had jus, be-
fore affected to contcmn
II will never venture to contrast my own
humble lot with the brilliant one of that po-
.aa;.a.a. . - n.th NY children la, bitter
bread OF homeiessness; ! am staggering..iov.
less towards IN obscure grase. For inheri-
lance my ehisarea may Get u legacy of sor-
row, yet OF devotion 10 tAelr country's cause.
such is my lot; but Whatever inay be my
faults, my errors, or even nv sins, never
have broken oaths, never have deceived
nations, never triied with tho duties Of an
honest patriot Bonaparie, on tie contrary
sits high in power, dazzling short-sigh,ed
man with the lustre Of his Iroritious star
Sill do no. believe ut al! IN the stability oil
successful crime,
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TelssrapA News,

WAsHINoToS, Dec. 30.--pierre Soule has
returned to New Orleans, and 10 looked upon
as political bankrupt. Indeed, no one now
pays him the least regard. Among the more
wealthy CLASSES in that CITY, there are some
conservative demonstrations against the fire.
eaters who speak through the Delta.
have reliable information from New Or
leans that, within "a few days, there have
been serious troubles among the slaves in
Louisiana, and that as many AZ twenty ne.
groes have been hung; but the newspapers
carefully refrain from any mention Of the
facts.
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PrBHc PLUxDER.-A bill 10 before Con
gress making M appropriation Of $500
ooo TO the descendants Of Revolutionary Of
hcers. IL it passes, the President and his
brother will take SIC, 900 GU, Of the treasu-
~. All kinds Of contrivsnces are Matched
up to get an arm into the ple.horic treasury
OF Uncle Sam. II the Revolutionary off.
GERS have been inadequately paid for their
services, why, pay them more but very few
OF them are living, however, and itvould be
diihcuit TO show what services their descen.
dants have rendered to sn,tIe them to "fa
takes But If BY any crooked logic i. car
be shown that they are entitled 10 .hen, why
are not the descendants OF Revolutionary
soldiers as much entitled as descendants OF
oFseersf TIE officers we're originally qnite
as vel paid, certainly, as the soldiers, and
hasdiy did more severe and dangerous work.