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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

Doct. David ID. Owen has been APP
pointed by Gov. Conway to make Geologi-
cal survey Of the State of Arkansas; and he
will enter upon his duties in October next
No State in the Union is richer in mineral re-
sources, which remain all undeveloped. than
the State of Arkansas. DR.. Owen will have
an interesting field of labor, and will be en-
abled to make rich returns to the,State that
has honored him by the selection. 1t is a
deep reproach to the State of his residence
that she permits others to avail themselves of
the talents and learning of her own citizens,
while her own fields are unexplored.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

CRoPs.-The papers from every section Of
the Unicn, and from Canada, are exu,tins in
the glorious promises of the crops. Evenin
Northern Illinois and Iowa, where a few
weeks ago, it was supposed that the Fall
wheat crop would be almost a failure, it il
now announced that the yield promises to be
a fair one. Several large manufacturers OF
Reapers, who few weeks ago had discharged
most of their hands, and closed their works.
say that the change in the prospects of the
,it-s. has induced the farmers to order so
many mac..ires they are unable to supply
them by working more than their full force
Of hands. .e
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~ California papers to the 9Th of May
have been received. Tl,e crops in the State
were suffering on account of the protracted
drought. In some places the entire wheat
crop will be failure, and the cattle are saf
fering for grass and. water. BY a private
letter, we learn that peas, eucumbers, cher
ries, and Strawberries were aUundsnt- The
papers contain no news of special interest.
The Legislature had submitted hequestion
of paying the State debt to a vote OF the
people. ........ss ii
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STEAMER BURNr.-From the New Orleans
Crescent, Of the 2Sth, we learn that the Sy-
'donia was burned in Ouachita Bayou, and
together with her cargo, which was but tri-
fling, was totally destroyed. The passengers,
some 90 to 25 in number, escaped uninjured,
but saved none of their baggage. The Sec
ond steward and cook, and one of the fire.
men, (white), were drowned. The boat was
owned by Capt. Apgcsnsr, and WA partially
Insured
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PROCLAMATION!

BE II known by all sckly, weak and debilitated per-
sons, that McLEAS's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that win strengthen and invigoate
the system, and remove all impurities in the Blood
1t is very pleasant to take.
In is combined the properties of Tonic, Diuretie
and Alternative. = p
i. will cure any disease Of the Stomach Liver or
Bowels, such as:
I Diarrh9a, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heodache, Intermittent Feve1s, Sour Stomach. Live
Complaint, Costiveness Weakness or Debility, Pain
in the Stomach &C Bowels, Night fevers, Ysiownsss
OF the Skin, &c., &c.
When taken, it neutazes and removes any morbid
secretons IN the Stomach md strengthens the Diges
tive organs. r-a.-ft. .
1t will also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys
Blaiders or Urinary organs; and an Alternative,
pures and creates healthy circulation Of blood, re-
moving all ,boils, pnples blotches from the
skin.
TRY 1T, and be convinced of its w.ndegful invigo
rating properties.
For Chiihen, who are puny, weak and sickly, we
advise parents to give them teaspocnu of this Cor
dial daily
r. See Circular. 70 HOt ~ ~
j. III. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial.
Also, McLean's Volcanic OH Liniment. stf
ss- Principal pepot-Corner Of Thirl and Pine
trests, st. Louis, NO., ap21-iyd1wis
Sold by Keller White, Druggists Main-street.-
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.~we have received the first number c

s~ We have received the first humber OF
q new paper published at Quindaro, kansas
entitled the Csindosean, pronounced Chin
do-wan, which is wyandotte word, mean
ing ''leader.n 1t is large handsome sheet,
exhibiting good share of spirit and intelii-
gence. 1t is as creditable to the territory that
snstains such paper as to its publishers.
The paper contains the card of our. former
.ownsmen, Gessrs. johnson d Veal, who ap-
psar TO bs doing alarre bpsiness-
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cs- Candor compels us, when considering the wants
of the afflicted, to recommend that which is hest known
and tried and recommend ID. J. Hcstetters celer,-
ted Stomach Bitters, would only I've aiding what has
already been heralded far AMI wide, not by few is
olted certificates but by the people OF the land. rdcrs-
ell by the physicians and the press, that Iostettes Bit
have equal in the land for restoring and mpsrt-
ing health to the enfeebei man. Ladies and children
find this medicine invaluable in many OF their Ills o.
debility to which they suhject-especially during
the in such should he taken in
small quantities before meals. For sale by druggists
and dealers generally.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

A SPIRITED MEAsuRE.-The city of Padu-
cab issued its bonds to the New Orleans
railroad for one hundred thousand dollars, at
twenty three years. The road is in great
need of the money to complete the last sec
ton of the grade upon the road; but the
bonds were found TO be unsaleable. The city
to relieve the road, have determined to dis
count the bonds herself, and has assessed an
extra tax of two per cent for the purpose OF
paying off the bonds in four years.
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DIR. CAvASAUoHs PILE SALvE.-we cheerfully
refer the public TO the advertisement Of Dr. T. p Cav
anaugh, satisfied as are that he is no petender but
a thorough physician, familiar with matera me'iica,
and most skful in the application Of his knowledge.
He has made many valuable discoveries in tia science
of medicine, one o: which he now eers to the public.
His cards bear the names Of many responsible men,
who have given to this medicine their varmest COM
mendatop, and express the belief that in no instance
will Il m to accomplish an eectual cure OF the pecu.
liar disease for which the DR. has prepared it'll. used
strictly according to drections.-C hicago Native C
ren.l Fer sale In this city,by (
arc- HELL ER WHITE
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s"A retired Physician, whose sands of
life have nearly run out, discovered while in
the East Indies, certain cure for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
general debility. The remedy was discovered
by him when his only child, daughter, was
given'up to die. Wishing to do as much
good as possible," he recommends all his
brethren'of the profession to purchase their
Drugs and Medicines of Keller g. White, on
Main street.
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The Gomez may NOT destroy the Earth. hnt

The Comet may not destroy the Earth, but
1t Is already absorbing much elemental heat
rousy interfere with the health Of all warm booded
animals. The murrain in Europe and the safne or a
similar affection isareay seriously thinning the live
stock OF the farmers in this country.
con hogs and mules the infection first began
And last the vengful arrows fxei in man."
This warns to beware; cut with Brandreth's pills
in our possession, ready the first appearance Of
sickness, shall pass through the danger without in
jury. Let prejudice prevail against experience.
woolsey & Sawyer Agents, Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

MOB IN CovINeToN.-On Saturday last,
MIR. John Joliffe, a lawyer of Cincinnati, and
a strong free-soiler, was in Covington, KY.
on visit to friend. On his way up the
his sentiments in relation to slavery. and in
a few moments large crowd collected. The
crowd were only prevented from lynching
Mr.. Joliffe, by the determined conduct Of the
L. s. Marshal, who placed him safely on the
Ferry boat. n
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~ Tic CIV TX Herald after calling
upon the ".r,ctGS q Fremont" to organize
for the purpose OF supporting that gentleman
for the Presidency, and after again calling
upon the X. Ms. to rally around Mr.. Fill
more as the proper person to bear the Ameri-
can standard in the next campaign, now urg-
es the admireres of Mr.. Seward to bring that
gentleman out for the Presidency in 1860.
and stake The starch out cfths Fillmore Con-
ventionr'
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mh303md&w Sole I'm
Great Cure after the Physician had Failed

KUsSELvILLE, Ono, JAN IT, IS3S.
DR.. c. NJ JAcKsos-Dear Sr:-"we would inform
you that out Of lIoofiand's German Bitters,
which meet with really sale. One OF our neghoors has
been doctoring for some time, eve think about two
years. with all the doctors in the country but all Of
avail. He Looked as much like dead man going
about, "a anything we can compare him to. His dis
case appeared to be overlooking Of the gall. With
hard pursuason we prevailed on him to try your Bit
ters with the promise to him II il did good we would
charge him nothing for II, provided he took six bottles
according TO the direction which he has done, and Is
now entirely cured and has become well man. This
cure has created great sale in this neighborhood."
Respectfully, EDWARDS BROWN.
See advertisement. apsI
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HOIloway,s Pills! Where are they
nnff

Well may these Pills he called universal medicine,
for they In demand throughout the hlitable globe
Even the medical dogmatists who regard all deviaons
from college rules sacrilege, electrified by the
ofdyspeps.a, liver complaints and dysentery a.
complshed by Holoway's Pills. Sold at TIE
manufactures. No. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
No 2i Strand, London; AMI at all druggists, at a5cts
621sc, and 81 per pot or box.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

II Charley Chrs'y is in town, and win soon give
chance Of seeing some Of his chaste and unequal
ed denstions If character and Ininstelsy. No
tice of the time and place will he given. All who
would like to performance Astounding with n,elo-
dy and characteristic of the genuine darby would do
well to attend. jei lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

fw After a warm contest among the ap-
plicants, Tom. Wood has received the APP
continent of postmaster at Lafayette, in this
State. We are sorry to hear the defeat OF
Mr.. McCoIlum, the former Editor Of the
American, who, excepting his INSCRIPTIONS
devotion to party, is a most ''genial fellow.p
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

~ The Public Debt of Canada is $40
100000, of which 100000 has been ex-
pended in public works and Railroads. The
annual expenditure for the support of the
Government and interest on the debt is
about g. 100000. The Grand Trunk Rail-
road has already cost $4,000, 900, and to
complete it $50, 900 900 is required.
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DIRECTORS.

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE W. COLMADAY, formerly Recorder Of
y Deeis, &C, Philadelphia. r"T
WM. POWERS, formerly Register Of Wills.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, Finn Coleman 4 Smith, I'm
Z porting Hardware : Cutlery Merchants. No. u
>orth Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH DAT, Firm Joseph Dat Son, Coppersmiths,
{ No. 1s Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN V. MACHETTE, Firm Machette & Rsigue',
Importing Hardware Merchants No. IA North Third
street, a'N,ve Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HINCHMAN, Firm Livingston 4 Co.,
Produce Il Commission Merchants. No. 27s Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
+ l4tr ed. 80. .... ......... DroesJo,,y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

~ The war against the Seminoles IN
Florida, is snll to be continued with yigor till
the Indians yield, or are extermiuated. Tie
policy adopted by General Harvey is. to be
persisted in. Liberal rewards are offered for
every Indian captured alive. Security and
good treatment are profered to those wEo
will come in, but those who reject the offers
are to be pursued with unrelenting hostility
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04
MURRAY xLanman,s FLORIDA Wa.

ter.-The Diaro (Ro de Jane.ro, pronoHnces th.
the most delicious of all fragrant waters. 1t is used al
most to the exclusion of every other throughout South
America. Less expensive than the real "farna, it is
more refreshing. The most aromatic flowers OF the
tropics in It's basis and its odor is almost impersh-
able.
Sold ny d. 7. Ianman & Co. wholesale Druggists 50
Water street New York; and by all druggists at SOC
pcr bottle.
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w-The Melaneotype process of Mr.. Nefl

10 The Melaneotype process Of Mr.. Neff
is fast superceding the Ambrotype, and justly
so, for, apart from the greater facility in its
manipulation, there can be no comparison
between them as todurability. The Melaneo-
type approaches nearer the Daguerreotype
than any Collodio pictures ever invented
RANDALL, at the City Gallery, No. As. Main
street, is getting up these pictures to perfec-
ton. Call and see them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-04

~ The Hon. Archibald Dixon of Hen
derson, whose accession to the Democrats,
ranks was the subject of exultation to that
party last autumn-has publicly procla: ned
his intention to support the Hon. James L.
Johnston. the American candidate, in that
District for Congress. at the coming August
election. ".Sic transit' dc.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

~
t.i htv
81 Buy your Through Tickets to NEW YORK, Bos-
TON PHILADELPHIA, and New England Cities VIA. this
Route.
80 TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAY.
ED.
81 Through to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
OF CARS.
II The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE sPACIOCS SALOON CARS!
This Line extends to Dunkrk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an untroken Wide Guage-connecting a:
Dunkirs directly with all trains fromC Cincn
natl, ST. Louis and Chicago the Lake Shore Rail
Rad ~ tl f-te
To Buffalo via the Buffalo & New York City Rail.
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
Lake Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit,
with the Buftao'S Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
to Chicago. 81 49, sr
NAG,R, FaLLs via Cananaligua and Niagara Fails
Railroad, akng direct connections with all Trains
the Great estern Railway, from Detroit to Chicago,
thus ur1ng the travelling public unriyaed facii
HB Boston PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any lengthof time, and resume their journey without
| exta charge. tsa 20
cSr- THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin-
| cipal Western Railroad Offices fnAt -
~ FAIRS as Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
| G.P. SMITH, GenT Agent. t
HOMER RAMsrELL,
| Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1861. Preside Mt,
| mya lydNw - ASA -.
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CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

For Sale.Two cheap residences on Ingle street, in
Stockwell's Enlargement.
ALSO Ten acres of land adjoining the city; which
will he sold in two fse acre tracts, " desired. i
ALSO Two acres land on Fulton Avenue. only half a
mile from the river. Enquire of .- f.t-lf.
je1-lodi IGLEuART s. Antilles,
CENTS
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GOAI NnTICE

The price Of Goa. at the BoDiAN MINES. is a. the
Pit, ceats per busiel; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushel. Il
JOHN WYMOND, 81
feb2 SecretaTy and Manager.
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No. EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF Honor, No
ts>sSe Al, meets every Thursiay evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank. -
Wv. POINDEXTER, W. c. T.
A. J. O'RErLLY, W. X. janscly
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~ We have received the Paducah Tri-
Weekly Herald, very ably conducted by
John c. Noble ESQ.,, formerly Of the LOUIS
Vile Times
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BEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
G%sSs Is, meets every alternate Friday evenings
as above. JOHN HYDE. W. C. T..
U. w. RUDyARD, B. r.. ft janJoly
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For the Evansville Journal.
TO ALVIN.
D Y Z q 3 .

q Purcst gems thought gathered,
IN Gems OF rare, unfading light;
Gems, no earthly power could tarnish,
Or could make them cen more light.
Meath the Heavens blue canopy,
When the myriad stars Of night
Shone in soul-suhduing splendors
They revealed their glowing light.
Shone like dew drops on flower,
When it's wasted life seems dead;
Shone like sunbeams DER cloud,
When it's glory long has fled.
Mingled with their brightest gleamings,
a.. Sorrows tear drop, hidden lay;
Soon II mar each gems fright beauty.
Bearing 1t, FAR, far away.
Passed aad sone-sorever gone,
All the gems have passed away;
Passed-but q. let their memory
BE no sin: This, o Lord, pray.
Riverside, May onth 1851
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KER OSENEh OILS.
NEW GROCERY, PROVISION AND FEED
- - STORE u

EI1M. REILLY legs leave to inform the citi-
~ zeyss Of Evansville and surrounding country,
that he has opeued store on Main between Third and
Fourth street, for the sale of groceries, produce feed
&c, nj Wholesale and retail
Not being able to to get store near the center Of hui
siness, sufficient niucenent viii be given tn his old
give him ctil i'm his new location. The hghes.
market price paid for Hay, Corn, Oats, BTa and the
products of the country generally All articles sold
will he delivered free Of charge. f
ie.-3liSw HHa as ~ ".alN e@.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening June I'd, Mr.. T. J. SHANNON
Of Mt Car net, Ills, tn Miss MARY Il. HUGHES, O:
this city Louisville papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
ssezSs insertion; 20 cents Per u three times;
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For the Evansville Journal.

Back my memory travels,
In its wayward fight;
To an autumn evening,
Robed in starry light.
To that autumn evening,
on my thoughts will stray;
There they longest linger,
There they ofsnest love to stay.
Then pray; o, keep him!
Lord Of life and Love;
shield-O shield himl
TIL we NEE; in Heaven above.
FFrIr.
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~ The Council Proceedings have been
crowded out this morning. They will aP
pear tomorrow.
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EVANSVILLE, IND.

~ On the outside of to-days paper will
be found an abstract OF the Bank Debate at
Indianapolis on Friday last.
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

The event to which allude has glared in
the newspapers for several days, and patriots
are all aglow. One party rails upon the Fed
eral officers, and the obnoxious and infa-
nous fugitive slave law The other vche-
mently denounces what it calls ''fagrant
gerous outrage upon United States 'author-
ty"-besidcs indulging sundry other dexter
ously nervous adiectivcs in the expression of
indignant sentiments, which have not time
! to rehearss. Tn, simple question is State rs
Federal authority and rice gersa. The facts
are briefly as follows:
One Addison White, fugitive slave, ran
away from his Kentucky master a few
months ago and took refuge with one Hyde
an appropriate place Of concealment, by the
way-where he safely remained until lately
when his retreat was discovered. Last We'd
nesday Deputy United States Marshal
Churchill of this city, armed with due pro-
cess, and accompanied by squad of Ken
tuckians, and assorted by posse of Cinein-
natl ex-polieemen-who occupy very mean
station in low soeiety-proceeded to recover
the fugitive. The latter took refuge in a
.haymow. One Of the Kentuckians, armed
with a doublc-barrel fowling piece stuck his
head through the scuttle-hole, and the fugi-
tive fred. The fellow got down quick: then
fred upwards through the floor, and retired
with the party.
/ Meantime some of Hyde's neighbors raj
lied, and the flii6ustering party of Niger
catchers broke for tail timber. Next day
however they returned with writs for Hyde
and three others for aiding fugitive to es-
cape, and arrcsting them, started for this
city. A writ of habeas corpus was put int
the hands of the deputy sheriff of Clark
county, who attempted the release of the
prisoners, and with his assistant was shot a,
| and missed, and was knocked down and
| bruised. The Marshal proceeded but managed
| very clumsily, and was ovcrtaken by old
man Lewis, the Know Nothing sheriff Of
| Greene county, into whose hands the ha5ea,
| had been placed, and who executed it. taking
possession of the prisoners, and farming over
| the Marshal and his forces to constable
| from Clark county, who took all but one
back to Springfield. The whole affair wa:
extremely ludicrous, and the pluck of tine
Marshal's posse is a theme of admiring COM
ment. If Uncle Sans officer had possessed
pluck and judgement the imbroglio would
have been avoided and Addison White, nc
doubt would have been under his masters
control to-day. The error uniformly CON-
mitted by United States Marshals is their
practice of summoning posse Of black
guards to their aid, and is a fruitful source Of
| trouble and expense to society and govern
lment.
On Saturday. Deputies Churchill and Fl
liott were arraigned before a Springfield
Justice. upon Two charges. one for assaulting