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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The gossiping C,

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-The gossiping cor
respondent of the New York Herald says that
there is some renewed i'll feeling existing be-
tween Spain and this country. Recent ad-
vices from our Minister at Madrid speak of
the display of very marked indignity to-
wards him. the cause Of which has not been
made public. 1t is surmised that Mr.. Dodge
has made advances on the subject of the pur-
chase of Cuba-a point which they will not
entertain for moment. notwithstanding
their poverty. Tho same writer says if
Spain wishes to get rid of Cuba without the
humiliation of selling it, let her declare war
against Mexico. and she will lose it in double
quick time. Our fllibusters by occupation
are wide awake.
Senator Bright is in Washington enjoying
fne health.
The Ministers of Guatemala, San Salvador
and Costa Rica residing in New York, have
directed letter to Secretary Cass, in which,
All urgent appeal is made to our government
to interfere and prevent the sailing of Walk
or and his men. They ask that man-of-
war be stationed at San Juan Del Norte, to
prevent the landing of the fllibusters. No
official answer has beer made o the letter.
The receipts of the U. S. Treasury since
July LIST, have been S20.400 900.
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A HEAVY DEFALcATIoN has been dis
covered in the accounts Of the American
Sunday School Union in Philadelphia /;
obligations to the amount of $50 600
have been issued without any warrant
from the managers, by Frederick NJ.
Porter. who has for more than thirty
years been the Corresponding Secretary
OF the American Sunday School Union.
He iss man well advanced IN years. is of
very quiet habits Of life, was member OF
. chusch vestry for many ears, and has
had the fall confidence of the religions
community Of all denominations. His
friends are astoundsd at the late devel.
opments. and are utterly unable to com.
prehend how ., man of his hitherto un-
suspected character, mature age. and
moderate mode o. life, should have gone
astray in this manner. The unavthor.
lied issue of the paper Of the Union was
concealed from the managers by keeping
oil record Of it out Of the regular books
of the Association. How long the fraud.
has been practiced. or what has been done
with the proceeds. is not known. The
Managers deny their liability to pay
these unauthorized obligations, but will
promptly pay all their legitimate debts
- they become due, for which they have
abundant resources. This unfortun-
ate disclosure has created almost as deep
assnsation ~ the bank suspensions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

THE DIscREDITED BANKs.-Thc Brokers
at Indianapolis, on Friday and Saturday,
threw ont the notes of the .ollowi. free
banks: Tippecanoe, Bank of the Capitol,
Huntington county. Traders Bank, Indian
apolis. and Warsaw.
/. |. TinEham d Co.'S Bank, at McLeans-
boro Illinois, has failed.
The notes of the Central and Capital Bank,
at Indianapolis, are redeemed IN current
b nix notes by the State Auditor, and broke )
a. indianapolis.
1t is said that a banker at indianapolis,
agreed 10 receive the cir ulation Of the War
saw Bank, and take her DO DIS, but failed to
fulfil it. The owners of the Bank are all
responsible, and there will be no eventual
loss to the bill holders.
Gold sold at Indianapolis on Friday at :
per cent. premium. One banker sold $4,000
in one sum at that rate.
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o. Nearly all tie cotton and WOODEN
mills near by Philadelphia are suspend
ing their operations. In Rhode Island
the factories are stopping or working on
half time. The same course is being
pursued in nearly all the manufacturing
towns Of Massachusetts, and Maine. In
Philadelphia more than 1000 persons
have been thrown out Of employment
and wages to the amount Of $4,000 per
month Stopped. In New England it is
estimated that $4,000 or 10000 persons
dependent upon factory labor for support
will be left idle and destitute during the
winter. The prospect is gloomy to those
who have been improvident in the past
years of active employment and high
wages. The high price Of food and the
passion for dress that has pervaded all
classes. have absorbed the earnings o. the
great body of operatives, and the papers
say they are i'll prepared to meet the sud-
den reverse that has overtaken them. In
Philadelphia measures are proposed to
prepare for the relief Of this class Of des-
titute laborers the coming winter. La
borers throughout the free States must
be content the coming year with more
moderate wages.
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- Facts cannot he questioned, when the people Of
any country bear testimony in mass "a in the ease OF
DIR. J. HosrErTER's Stomach Biacrs. Not only have
We the individual evidence OF the land, hut almost
every paper in the Uni.n is commenting upon the great
benefit derived from the 1T these celebrated Bitters
besides various Diplomas awarded them, among which
is from the Ohio Mechanics Institute, 1t their
Thirteenth Annual Exhibition Cincinnati, where the
Committee composed chiefly Of Physicians in The
city. These we~hty facts that help hut con-
vince the most crculous that is at least worthy cf
trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Bters are a
certain cure when used per directions bottle
For sale 10y Druggists generally. loctl-lw
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIX JAMES CLARkE'S
(,EIERR ATED Fem ALE PILLS.

PrePred from prescription OF Sir James Clarke, Nj.
d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This i'm
valuable Medicine is unailing In the cure all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 70 the Female
constitution. - Z
IL moderites all excess, all DISTINCTIONS and
1rings ON the monthly periods nth regu arty These
Pill, should he used two three weeks previous 10
confinement; they farify the constitution aud lessen
the suffering durns labor, enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with r,fety To h-rsef and child.
These pills should nor he taken by females llrng
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy rs they
sure to bring on Miseauage hut any other time
they are safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Infections. Pain
i'm the Back and / i'm d, lleaviness, Fatigue on Slight
Exertion palpitl ion of the u , Lowness of Spirits
iIvStacs Sick iEea tche. hites and all the u;rful
diseases occasored Ivy liSoried system, these Pills
will effect cure when all other means have fgile and
although 4 powerful remedy do no. contain iron
calomel, anthony, any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package Price
in the United States and Canada, One Dollar
N.B.-sl:O9 and q postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills Nv
return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
| Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALL0CK X ST0DDARp,
ap21 51-lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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There are Gccasinns

When even the heslthiest people need medicine, the
changes Of diet, of weather, and hundreds of other
Causes, produce axity in the system that needs
rectnG in other words the liver becomes slightly
ieraDsel, and needs stinlulator Ii all who find
themselves in this situation VIII try Dr. SASFoRO's
INvIGoR.roR, they may I've sure of relief,
testify TO its efficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, and other ills common in family.
1t acts. medicine easier and better than any dose
OF pills we ever swallowed, AMI Is mild thai>slle
smallest infant can take it. CSee ADVERTISEMENT
In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
BREAxrNe TIRE sApBArH.-Rev. Henry

BREAKING TIRE SABBATH. Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher. deprecating the custom ofre-
peated services on Sunday. says that the first
service is usually cream, the second milk,
and the third milk and water, and the last
Is the one that usually sticks oy the hearers
o: the three. man who has family and
goes to the Sunday school in the morning at
nine o'clock, to church ut half-past ten o.
clock, to church again in the afternoon, an !!
then again, perhaps. IN the evening, ought
to be tried far hea2ing the Sabbath. If lie
could hear three sermons proftably, he must
be sn extraordinary genius az hearing.
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SUPERIOR YE,.sT POWDER,

The Qpiclest and .Sarest Yeast P0,cder erer
Latroduced.
'H>IS Yeast Powder is far superior 10 hops orhrew
ers yeast 0r any ~ tine quick yeasts now IN .e,
for making ligh hreld, head, hot biscuit roll,
CAKES of all Kinds duT ping pudding and every vari-
ETY. of Istry in fact every thing that le made of
-four, corn or BucKwheat meals.
- The most Dyspeptc can eat bread male with
this Yeas, witho ut Jury.
This Yeast renders the fread white, light AMI whole
some, AM Of fresh and sweet taste and smell, never
leaving any spots turning il yellow, in which quail
tiles IL SURPRISES ANYTHING Of the Kind introduced
The manufacturer warrants this east give satisac
ton or the money will he refunded.
Families, Hotels and Steamboats, can he supplied by
leaving orders at the mandatory. liberal discount
made to (irncers. DR.. MAGENISS,
octi- DIX w9nl Corner Cd x Locust ST., Evansville.
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LETTERS SENT BAcK.-Thc Postmaster
General, through the finance bureau of his
department.. on Tuesday morning returned
to foreign countries the following dead let
ters under existing treaty stipulations: To
the general postohice of England, 1889 to
Canada. $3.50; to Bremen, 2.270; to Prussia,
$3.50 France, 500; New Brunswick, 534
and to Nova Scotia, 5.6-total, s.3s9. Thi-
vast amount OF correspondence was received
from the old World" and mailed to the
various points of destination, where all the
facilities OF delivery were extended on behalf
of the persons subscribed letter in ad-
dition being duly advertised
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FALUREs.-Messrs Hutchfnss & Co.,

FAlLUREs.-Messrs. Hutchings & Co.,
the oldest private bankers in Louisville,
suspended payment on Thursday. Their
assets exceed their liabilities by 5 nc, 600
and they will resume business as soon as
possible John Schmidt & Co.'s German
Savings Bank Of louisville, has also
closed doors. The latter failure caused
considerable excitement among the
Germans, who were large depostors. A
run was made on Hunt 4 Co., who
promptly met their liabilities. The
Louisville Journal says:
As an evidence of the good standing of our
principal banking houses, we may mention.
that while. crowds were at the counters OF
some of them DEM nding their deposits, some
of our best and mos. influential and respecta-
bic business men made large deposits at the
same counters.
I'm addition to these evidences of confidence
number OF our wealthest citizens and mer-
chants have noby come forward and pledged
their property to guarantee the full payment
OF the deposits at most of the banking houses
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o. Some Of the Cincinnati bank
runners, are receiving warm receptions
at some places where they make their
appearance. AT Piqua, o 10. on Thurs
day evening, one was met BY crowd OF
rltizens, and indnced to leave the town
without visiting the bank Another
returned to Cincinnati on Friday, from
Kentucky. and informed his friends that
he had made his last visit, profession.
ally" to the banks Of that State.
Running banks Tor specie, as bust
ness. IS PROFESSIONALLY getting to be
exceedingly unpopular with the people
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

@ The citizens Of Springfield, Ohio,
held meeting on Thursday night, to
consider what course the banks ought to
pursue, in the present financial crisis
A committee was appointed to report at
a subsequent meeting. Afterwards pc
tition was signed by the principal
merchants Of the city, and presented
to the banks, advising a suspension of
specie payments.
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o. MessrS A. ID. Hunt & Co., bank
ers Of Louisville, after sustaining a heavy
run from deposiiors daring the whole
day on Thursday, found themselves
stronger in ready means at night. than
they were IN the morning. Their receipts
had been larger than their payments -
They were noby sustained by their
friends, and public confidence in them is
now stronger than ever.
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HriStOl,s Sar.aunriiIa,

The original and only for Scrofula and all the
rible brood of external malaiies, born of unhealthy
bloOd, still stands alone and unepuael, and is in
greater demand than ever. kENP's WORN PASTEL
LES, by of their delicious and superior eff
cacy have taken the lead of all the mineral vemfuges
sB- Sold by d. T. Lannan 4 Co., wholesale drug
gsts 81 Water street. New York, ami by all druggists,
Al for Sarpapariila, and Particles Sc per bottle.
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OrT The laws of Louisiana require the
Banks Of the State to keep an amount of
specie on hand equal to one-third of their
liabilities. The penalty for falling below
this Is 800 on Zach director, for every
day that the Bank is "out Of line "a
pretty eifectual bar to expansion.
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UoiIowav,s Ointment md Pills.

Notification cannot eHsue where Ilolioway'S 0nt-
rent is applied in time a wound, ulcer By
preventing inflammation, il prevents pain For inii-
gesou. liver complaint, and Disorders Of The bowels
the Pills "A remedy.
- Sold at the manufactures, No. 30 Maiden Lane,
New York, an1 No. 2ii Strand, London and by all
druggists, at 25c., G. &C., and II per pot box
Octi-lW
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The Travelling Community.

a remedy snch as BERTIAVE'S HOL-
LAND BITTERS cannot he too highly
recommended. To the travelling community.
especially. it is certainly an Invaluable rem
edy; having little or no exercise. constantly
exposed, and scb;ect 10 the effects of 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, 1857-10-05

~ The failure OF Clark, Dodge & Co,
in New York, will be likely to cause EN-
harraSSments to the larger banking
houses at the East and West with which
they are connected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05

OF An election for Governor, and
eight members Of Congress takes place
to-day in Georgia. The American party
has made nominations in but six districts.
The success Of the Democrats in ali the
districts is confidently predicted by that
party.
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OF The Vincennes Gazette, speaks
thus candidly OF the Democratic candi-
date for Congress
Judge Niblack is q young man, o. fair
natural ability which he has cultivated with
considerable industry. He has served two
sessions in the Indiana Senate from the
district of Davies and Martin counties At
present he holds the position of Circuit Judge
AN Office he has filed for the past three
years, to the general satisfaction of the
public. And now. it seems he is to be pro-
NOTED by the favor of his party to seat in
Congress. where will doubtless make useful
and industrious member. attentive alike to
the interests of his constituents and his party
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

rE'lIE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate OF
the estate of John ~ Stiisson. deceased, will on
Saturday ct. 18th, is5' at the late residence of S!
deceased Water street. in Evansville, seli all the
personal property OF said deceased, consisting Of one
Wagon, one Buggv and harness; lot of horse gear
lot of Household Furniture, &c, &c.
TERMS All sums Of three dollars and under, cash
a credit If nine months will he given on all sums
three dollars the purchaser giving notes with approx
el security, waving valuation laws, and fearing in
terest from late. MARCUS SllEEW GOD,
W00LSEY 4 NELSON, Auc'is. Admr.
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OF The st. Louis News Of Wednes-
day evening, states that j. j. Anderson
& Co., are making arrangements with
their depositors by which they will be-
able to resume immediately.
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OF The cashier Of the Southwestern
Railroad Bank. in Columbia, s. c., has
absconded with $4,000.
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BEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
st~@sa Is, meets every alternate Friday evening,
a. above. J. L. WALKER, B. PIT.
A. J. ORILEY, b. r. jan3Giy
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Flour Market Unchanged.
BEST quality Family Flour vt Southern Mills
price, s2,25-cash. IGLEHAET BROTHERS.
Sent 81 If
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BANK NOTICE.

N FICE l. hereby given to the stockholders in the
N hanch at Evansville Of the State Bank of In
ii az, that the Annual Election for eight Directors in
ID Branch. to the ensuing year, will he held II
the Ban King House in Evansville, on Monday the I'll
day ~ ovember next, between the hours Of ten and
SIX lock. The polls will lie opened a. o'clock Pa
BY r ter Of the Boarl of Directors.
oct1-tl &Hte G. w. RATHBONE, Cashier
Euauirer copy.
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Helmbo,d,s Genuine PREPARATION,

Highly Concentrated Extract Buchu, for diseases Of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses,
&C.. is safe and pleasan. remedy. Read the al
vertisenent in another column headed 60 Helmbold's
Genuine Preparation
septl, I'm WuOLSEY x SAWYER, Agents.
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PERMANENT BOARD WANTED,
WANTED.

n y Servant Girls 70 co to the country-one rs
i pS. washer and ironer, and the other to 10
o work, nurse the children and 10 plain sewing.
1.-Two Carpenters for r,uph pain work. and a
o lack smith, all of which can hava constant en-
10 mt, ut good wages. Enquire to-day at the Pa
Hotel. Oct.it
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Y. Nj. G.. T..

THE Young Mems Christian Union will meet in the
Lecture Room of the Old Pres'y :eran Church, thi,
(MONDAY) EVENING, Mt q y O'Clock. oct5-lt
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We Challenge the World,


To produce preparation So eminenty harmless, SO
generally approved, and perfect in its operations
''Cri.tndOro's Hair D,e."
1t correcs the Injurious effects OF other dyes nvgor.
ates the Hair, is applied in simple manner, operates
insantaneousy does not stain the skin. and its tnts
are the
CoUNTERFEITS OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by al Hair Dressers-
CHRisTAEoRo Co., No. Aston Hou.e, Neg York.
NJ. W. +. Il WeOw I'm.
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN FRANCE wear
an alarming aspect. Confidence in the
great speculative organization, the Credit
M0bllier, has been declining and its stock
sinking by every successive account for
months past. Its shares have gone down
from 1900 francs in January to $50
francs early in September. The last dis
patches report that panic prevailed upon
the Paris Exchange, and that another
sudden decline IN its shares had occurred,
and that the panic had extended to vi
emma. Its shares are distributed through
out Europe; and should the inflated mon.
ster suddenly burst up-as it will sooner
OF later-a shock will he given to com.
mercial credit. that will produce a con,
yulsion in Europe that cannot fail u Sc
riously affect England in her present
critical condition. Should such disas
ter come simultaneously with our troub
les. it would not unlikely convulse TIT
whole commercial world. The primary
causes that Rave deranged our financia
affairs are general throughout the circle
OF commerce-though aggravated her
10y our peculiar character and circnm
stances-and it is not unlikely that thei
effects may lie as wide spread and disas
trous as their operations. Should
money panic begin in Europe this season
what crash i'm the commercial, social an
political world, should we behold.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-fFsLC@S NOTICES i'm this place, ~ cents per line
one insertion; ~ cents per line three times;
~ cents line week: discount longer time.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
e AVING taken the stock and store lately owned
y and occupied by iIoLLISGSWORTH &
HUGHES, would inform my friends and the public
that Will continue the QUEENSWARE, GLASS
WARE AND LOOKING GLASS BUSiN ESS at the
III stand Main street, next door above the Id Bank
recently perfected arrangement with party in
Europe 10 attend per ORALLY To all NY purchases in
England aed am enabled much, ia the cost OF
the Goo and prepared to otter inducements to my
Old ~ well lev customers. L viii duplicate any
Eastern hills, AID e1uest those who have been
toned TO buying fast 10 call and Try Crates as
sorted for the country kept on h.id.
j. W. HUGHES,
sep26 Successor to IIolIingsworth Hughes.
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FOR CGUATY AUDITOR.

II We are authorized to announce WILLIAM II.
WALKER as a candidate for Auditor of Marlborough
County, at the next election. iseptlG-te
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Nurse Girl Wanted!

q COMPETENT NURSE GIRL is waited, to
"A take care Of An Infant "a months old. Apply at
sept 18th. The JOURNAL oPFICH.
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9I>OR SALE
4 A good substantial SHOW CASE, with Counter
TO match, will be sold cheap forcash by
DlTTR0IFF & son,
ausIT Mai. sweet tctTern PirStand Sn,uria
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Evansville and Paducah Mail.

Mr.. Rudi, our active post master, re-
ceived authority from the Post Master
General, on Saturday, to make>a con-
tract Tor the transportation Of semi
weekly mail by the river, from here to
Paducah- to he extended to Cairo, if
practicable. Mr.. Rudd will offer the con-
tract to the packet Done, on liberal
terms. This will not only I've a great
advantage to our business, by giving us
regular mail facilities with all the towns
on the river below us, but will he an
essential aid in the support Of the packet
line, and render its permanent success
certain. The Post Office Department
has acted with great promptitude, and
liberality upon the petition of our
citizens and it is evident, that it is only
necessary to make our reasonable wants
known to the present Post Master
GENERAL, to secure his prompt attention
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DIAPER AND PERFUMERY.-
= An assortment of Cap, Letter and CosnmsTcisi
Note Paper. Alsp, Bears Oil, Rose Oil, and Cologne,
received and for sale cheap at wholesale by
sept2. PRESTON BROS