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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-05
Ague and Fever. or Chi!,s and Fever
CrElD By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,

n Ills Justly celebrated medicine mas for many
years maintained its superiority over AL other
remedles, Cor the safe certain. speedy and permanent
cure OF Ague AMI Fever, Ch,s and Fever, whether
OF short 9r long staEs; ami IN 80 case VIII tail To
cure, II the directions strictly followed and carried
'uL;
the States ~ kentucky, Tennessee. Ohio, lndana,
penLsy lyana, Mlchi-au, Iowa, WISCONSIN,, Illinois,
Missouri. Texas, Arkansas, Aiaiana, Mississippi ana
louisiana and has permanently cure. over oNE NIL
LicS in all its varied forms, many OF which had
lern of from one 10 three years standing and had
sisted all the usual remedies known in the country =
aud IN dill this medicine fail where the dIrec-
tons properly followed. such is its iivarIshle
success that large NUM- er Of respectable ractition-
IT medicine in various psrs of the country and
prescribe it in preference TO euinne ard all other rem
The public assured that it is not only certain in
lis effect Tonic, hut being composed entirely OF
vegetable medicines, Is perfectly innocent in all cases
and all persons ~ deIiiit,led and delicate consu +.
tons without the least fear whatever Of any unpleas-
ant effect
This meAciI is compose of articles of the primest
au Purest quality, and Is always made 10y the pro pri-
eioi III person, after the established forms VI pharmacy,
(which cannot be sail Of the many tOnics flooding
the Western and southwestern country and in ~
respect alone rendered greatly superior To- the rene
dies usually prepared ami sold in the county.
By it, aperient and powerful diaphoretc properties
superior to Quinine and other remedies general
and y. puar tonic, in al, cases whatever where tones
roper To I've administered The proprietor, there
fore, respect MY invites practitioners aud the pu lie
generally t. IL INT far trial, aud they Will then
re convinced of its great superiority over all other
remedies IN Use for the purposes specified.
Persons lv in districts Of country suhjectto Ague
and Fever. Cis and Fever, or Bilious feverS would
do well To- Keep supply OF this valuable remedy al
Tie proprietor has nov in his possession thousands
Of certcaes oft value, given by persons who have
used il. with many letters r m merchants who have
sold it largely in teir county as weu gs from many
JNO. SMITH, Proprietor.
For ;ale; wholesale ard retail, y Bacck & Stod-
aqrd; Keller White; Wooisey Sawyer, and j. }.
Pennington septi4-m
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
For 1ASz

NOTICE is hereby given 20 the Tax PAYERS % IA.
City of Evansville that have received from the
City Clerk the Tax PUP ic1le fer lsa and that am
prepared 10 receive due the city Of Evans
vile, all property, both real and personal, and on
all polls and dogs i'm said city.
The taxes now due must he paid on all real ess,s
ieore the list day of November and all property de-
linouent that time, will be sold 10 pay such de-
linquency.
R1- 0fice on Water street, over the Caral rsLi.
until further notice. GEORGE NOLFLlN,
sept22-lOt. City Collectsr~
tyolkslote and Enquirer copy.l
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the oxrers OF Lot No. &, IN the
W Old Plan OF the City Of Evansville cause u. ,
sidewalks frontrg Water stIeet t0f said lott TO 10
relaired and relaid with eo, rcL, Of the established
width within ~ days after the publication ~ this no.
tce, and In def ut thereof the Conmcn Council will
proceed 10 n have said work deere, ard the accruinx
charges will lie charged agairs and collected g sale OF
said property, so much thereof as will satisfy said
lien and costs.
By orter Of the Common Council.
ser30-lm WELL. ii. WALKER, City ciS
Volksbote copy.
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Failed.
FnIied.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 3--N
From Kansas.

p. Choteau jr.. IL Co.. extensive fur ira
dcrs in New York, suspended.
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED Proposals wnI he received w the Cor
- mon Council IF the City OF Evansville, till Sept.
ls' for constructing 2ls lnrzl feet Ola rck Sewer
Oak street. according 70 the plars ar 81 ecfcaiOIs Of
the City Engi Also, Il the tine, for %
feet az Store Outer 20 feet wide. extei ding from tic
above Sewer the river Bids will be received 20
gether separately.
by order Of the Common Council
aug25-6d WELL. H. WALLER, Cf-S
fVolkslste cepy.)
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CANAL.

. CANAL.
IheG Morgan arrived here from Peters
burg. Friday. she brought l220 bushels of
wheat for G., Foster * Co.
The washinton leaves for Petersburg to-
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS.
ElJRG PACKET ~"

rgNHE Canal Boat WASHING S-1x-,sTTTTITA
q TON, II. LUTz, Master, viii Iax.zsS.tsTrj>N
leave for Peters, every Monday aid Thursday at
3P. NJ For freieht passase apply on hs,arl or TO
ehher OF the Warehouses. lseptleu
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COMPREHENSIVE,

'8NIIF business heretofore carried on under the f-y
ofGEoRGs FOSTER n Co., will hereanerhe COZ,
Quoted by the llersigned, under the sane siyle.
". W. FOSTER,
sert4 GEO. FOSTER.
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TR0BACC0.-
Il 50 boxes Piatt's and Dicks, imp J0baccs,
~ do Extra Va. Ms do do
10 boxes Francis Rose, Is do
10 DO Nacresay, n limp do
do Errd n DO 90
Is do Ed. Na~le n do do
Is caid.rS Jas. Thomas. IT., Dialem Tvs. rss..
~ do Pat Buffers , 70 lump To- scnS;
40 butts DICKS : y lump do
10 kegs Dough Nut Tol acco.
The a, owe syprite brands have just been received
and added already stock, making cur
:'gtnent complete. e 0uI try purchasers are r-sret
fv solicited 10 f've cab efre " seuhs!,
--'" NIFFTrR RIGS
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CONSOLIDATION
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Financial.

ST. Louis, Oct. S-P II
z. W. Clark e. Bro, failed to-day.
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sTRAYED,

e LARGE Red and White COW, Pied,l las y nIts
~ face and riRh herr iroken off. She D.. calf 2
months old. ANY person giving ilion alton eslect-
ing her will he rewarded ~ arplyil Cart SHY,
On Chesnut ST.. between Main and Water. isi.e-ls
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DIDO COFEEE.-
h 50 Bags Priue Eastern Rio Coffee, just reed DO
'': 60 j. B. F~s' and f'r ;4eE Ey.e,x e. ..x
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DISSOLUTION.

'f>HE Copartreishi heretofore existing t.r,ceen
z the undersigned, urder firm ofGFcRGE FosTRs
4 Co., is this day dissolved. ~ ztual consent
EITHER partner viii sign the % the finn I'm lioul
da'ion NJ. W. FOSTER,
GEO FOSTER,
Evansville, Sept. J, 3. NJ. NJ. ALTMAN.
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Al isaAE.

WEAVING returned To remain Int sliori.fnc, u.
q subscriber would resi- cctfully y wife lose v 40
may desire his artistic serv axe 81 kInvuwifI
out delay, he has calls al read that Shnuh no. be
neglected. good likeress warraI TEL either rom
life or good daguerrean or AMI r0iy pc icture.
u Studio FIRST tuCr above aud eIiTuiice through INA
store ~ A. {. pushee. See sTec.E ers.
sept3l-lw Tn0S. P0lNDEyTER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23
OBITUARY

Departed this life, May 10, at 20 minutes after s
o'clock, P NJ, Mrs. LUCETTA ARMSTRONG, wife of
L. T. Armstrong, in this place The deceased was
of the most amiable qualities. She was a kind and
afectionate mother, fond and devoted wife Her
loss will be mourned by all who knew her. She
was an ornament to the church and society. She
was professor in the Christian Church, and died
as she had lived, at peace with her God and man
kind Peace be unto her ashes. L. W. o.
D1ED-On the both inst, at o'clock, P. NJ, at
his residence in Shelbyvle, Tenn, Col. JAMES W.
WALLACE, from an injury received by car, while as
sisting to move it along the tract being caught be-
tween the car and engine house. He leaves wife
and six small children to mourn his sudden and IN
expected death.
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THE FLJX ANNIHTLATFD.

EVERY Summer and Fall thousands of persons die OF
FuT, Cholera, Dysentery, Gripping Pains, and other,
irregularities Of the Bowels II be cured in every
IS by the ofTuckers Cholera Syrup, which
has been tested by the best physicians in the South and
West and by them pronounced the efecual remedy
in Il has performed astonishing than
any specific. human life be saved in nine
by investment OF IS cents Buy bottle and
keep # by you.
For sale in Nashville by HERMAN & RAINS, and T.
WELLS, Agents. The Proprietor having unbounded
hdenee in the efficacy of his medicine has authorised the
Agents to distribute cautiously until its are
thoroughly tested Persons afflicted with any the above
complaints will please call the agents and get bottle
free Of charge. [mRy6-tf.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEAss, Dec 2l-Cotton, sales to-day
$500 bales; prices sitter 1885, receipts 400 bales.
Sugar firm, III. Flour better, 20a7 80 Yellow
corn s5; white 92} Lard in kegs I6.
The Commissioners have placed the schooner
Mclean under bonds Of SIS, coo cash for fitting hen
out as SLAYER.
LOUISVILLE, May 2I-The Presbyterian General
Assemblies in session at Cleveland Ohio, and Lex
ington, Mo-, are largely attended
NEw YORK, May 2l.--CaPt. Carpenter has been
appointed deputy Superintendent Of the Police wee
Marshall, removed.
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-The Cahawba has ar
riYsd from Havana, with dates to the 18th
MARKETs-Sugar firm; stock at Havana and Ma
tanzas 800 900 boxes Molasses active prices high;
spectators are driven out Freights dull
News uuimportant Nothing from California or
Nicaragua.
New York. Nav 22.-The Hsralds correspondent
saws Governor Wright Of Indiana, is selected for
the Governorship of Utah. His friends say he is a
candidate for foreign appointment, and will not
accept the GOvernorship.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Itis estimated that 2, 600
troops are now moving in the direction Of Utah 10
enforce the laws Of the United States and protect
the citizens against the MormOns. Two Federal
Judgeships viii soon be filed, and another Marshal
appointed there. It is supposed, however, the ne
cessity for extreme measures viii not arise.
The Governorship is still unsettled The Admin
istration has yet found nobody who possesses all
the required characteristics. Several gentlemen are
soliciting the appointment. A programme Of Utah
operations viii be eonsUmmated with the least pos
sible delay.
ST. LOUIS, May Ex-Governor Walker arrived
yesterday, and left this morning for Kansas Col.
Cummings, Superintendent Of Indian affairs west,
rendered but declined the GoYernorshp Of Utah.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.--The riser is unchanged
Mercury in the thermometer rs degrees above zero.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

A NEW ADVERTISING DoDGE.-The prOprietors of
the New York Daily Times offered reward Of So
900 for the discovery of the murderer Of DR.. Bur
dell The Day Book says it viii see that and go
five better, and accordingly offers reward Of $40,
600, to be paid when the murderer is hung. 1t in
Inmates its belief that every one Of sense will be
able to see through this transparent trick Of the
Times. The Herald then comes out and offers a
string Of $1,000 rewards for each and all Of the mys-
terious murders that have been committed in New
York and vicinity, beginning with Mary Rogers,
the cigar girl, who was murdered some ten years
ago The aggregate Of the Hsrala's rewards
amounts to some seventy thousand dollars. So
Bennett has rather got ahead Of Raymond.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

A YOUNG GRANDMoTHER.-A Liverpool paper re
cords the fact that Mrs Casey, who resides at
Douglas-Terrall, and is now twenty-nine years Of
age was married before she had attained the age of
fourteen years, and was mother at the age of four
teen years and seven months. Since that time she
has had eleven other children. Strange to say, the
eldest girl, who was fifteen years old Wednesday
week, is the mother of two children, the elder of
whom is nearly two years of age, she having mar
ried earlier in life than her mother. Mrs. Casey is
therefore, at the age Of twenty-nine years, the
mother of twelve, and the grandmother of two chill
dren.
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ENIGRATIoS.-Ihe Dublin correspondent Of the
London Times, writing the 23d of April, says.
50 Yesterdays accounts from Galway state that the
progress Of emigration there has not sackened not
withstandng that the resent accounts from America
are discourag.ng The 4 o'clock train to Dublin
was crowded with emgrants Of the better class bound
for the United States and as the season advances it
is feared that the drain of population wiz be fur
Their increased"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

HAaAE S Co.-Marlet street are in receipt Of all
the popular periodicals of the day. They have
FranksLeslies paper Of this date, containing many
fne engravings, and among them engraving Of
Hon. A. V. Brown.
HAGAS & Co., have also BaIlOu's Pictorial and
Hsrpers Journal Of this week
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

TER AND GAS LICHT.

WATER AND GAS LIGHT
~ RRAF public sale Of Building Lots and Residences N
u South Nashville, on SATURDAY, MAY sOTH inst on
ne premises al O'Clock, P. NJ, will oFef a. public
sale the following desirable properly In Howard and IN
derWoods Of Lots Three beautiful Lots on the
corner OF Cherry md Kim sess fronting an no feet on
Cherry, aHd l65 feet Elm. On One there Is brick
STORE house with frame dwelling attached The eosner 10
excellent sand for house. Also two lots
fronting each 30 feet Cherry, the corner Of Elm Tea
beautiful Residence Lots, ontng from 80 10 50 feet
each and fronting In all 352 feet Summer between Kim
and Ash Streets By 40 feet deep foot aey with 70
frame dwellings the corner Summer and Ash very
desirable lot on the southeast OF Summer
@ feet on summer and I6 fest Ash divided into three
lots win neat tfsme dwelling Also desirable
lo on the corner OF College and Ash streets. Also
brick dwelling on Cherry south OF Mulberry. so desr-
able lot ia McGhee's Addition.
Inc Gas Company are now laying pipes along Summer
and Elm Streets and will continue up Cherry Ash, and
along Ash to the BnveTsIty. Wasrppes already put
down along Cherry, and will be extended Immediately
through Ash 10 High street
This property has not only the advantages schools
water and gasghs, but Is desirable for private resi-
denee and several lots good locations houses
summer street unquestioIably the desirable
deRce srsetln all South Naslyils and the offer
most beautifully and conveniently located.
IKRMs-ORe and three years credit bearing
Interest," with satisfactory security, payable in Bank and
len retained
OmnibUsos and COLLATION. free as usual.
Sale TO begin on the corner Of Cherry and Elm.
Now is the time for bargains
mayl4-td J. i. & X. W. BROWN,
d. IRIes, Auctoneer. AK Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

II Positively the most Wonderful Dis
coveC Of the Nine zenith Century is Prof WOODS HAIR
RESTORATIVE since the best and most intelligent Of our
citizens positively testify that will restore perfectly, and
permanently, both he bald and the gray, all dand
ruff itching disease of kind nom the scalp, and pre-
the hair perfectly old age See the Circular and
DEFY doubt Sold by all Druggists. [apr29-dlW.
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COmneudatorV,

The vnders gnsd takes pleasure in acknowledging the
prompt payment by the following Insurance Companies
through Joseph NASH cir Agent Of this city Of their losses
under policies issued him his Tobacco Mandatory
which was lately destroyed by revG: The tna Of Hart
ford The Phoenix Hartford, the Farmers Mechanics Of
Phia., also by the Protection Of Nashville.
W, MEREDITH
Nashville May %, ls57-1t.
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New Goods!

We just in receipt Of large Of EmbrOid
cries OF New styles Black, and White sces and Edgngs 4
all widths and superior quality, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Satin Tafeta Ribbons Of all widths and ooiOTs.
a J DUNCAN & co,
No. 20 Public Square.
WHITE GOODS.
have in the largest and assorted stock
Of WHITE GOODS Of French and English manufactures
Swiss Null and NainsoOk Musns also Jaeonetts and
hriCs, which selling al low prices.
A. J. DUNCAN b co.
LINENSI LIN EMS
We now in receipt Of large stock Of French and Irish
Linens Linen sheetngs and Pillow Case Linens all Widths
Fancy COlOTed Linens, &c, DC.
a. J. DUNCAN CO.
25 cases French Orpandies JaConets and MusBs OF
entire New Style which invite the attention Of dealers
A. }. DUNCAN B CO
so New Style Prints added to stock Of the latest
Spring styles.
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
Our stock large and we'll assorted will be kept
by the addition OF New GOOOs throughout the season.
A j. DUNCAN & co.
msr2G-u No. 20 Fubtc Square,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

A Wonderful Remedyl--Mr. B. D. WOODS, late
Justice Of the Peace, East Birmingham Pa says 81 have
been afflicted with disease Of the stomach, papaon Of
the heartand headache nearly fifteen years. and
have spent hundreds Of dollars in order effect
but purpose After having used three BEETLES OF your
Holland Bittars feel self entirely restored aud
sleep WE'LL and attend my business with pleasure and
would therefore end all those who similarly
afflicted" lmayI7
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

ARRTED-City of Huntsville from Memphis, Ale
ouia, St Louis; Ella, Paducah.
DErBTED-Rock City for Padueah' City Of
Huntsville, Memphis; Ella, Paducah-
ExrEcrED-Swallow, from Cincinnati; D. A Given
Louisville.
FoR ST. Lorrs-The substantial, feet and we'll
commanded steamer. Aeonia, James Miller Master,
Ben. F. Regan Clerk will be off for St. Louis to-day
atl2 o'clock This craft viii prove an admirable
CONVEYANCE to those who enjoy comfort, fast
travelling and good living Be aboard in time.
For SuIrHLAND AND PADUCAH.-Tho fayorite
steamer. Cuba, Miller, Master, is up for the above
ports in connection with Louisville ST. Louis Cal
70 and New Orleans steamers, this morning at 10
O'Clock precisely.
RIVER AND WEATHER-Weather clear and pleasant
Iv cool for the season. Water sufficient on the
shoals for general steamboat purposes, with grad
ual decline.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-23

The CROPS IN MIssIssmPI.-We learn from gen
tleman just returned from Mississippi, having visi-
ted in the last week, De Solo, Pamela, Taahatchie,
Yallabusha Lafayette and Marshall counties, the
following in reference TO the crops: There is gen
orally fair stand Of cotton, but it seems to grow
quite slow Corn is small for the season-generaily
poor stands. The cut-worm is seriously injuring
both corn and cotton on all the low lands well as
the vegetable gardens. Wheat looks well and prom
Uses an average yield. Oats look well.--NsmPhp
Bulletin, Nay y.
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HOIIOyVay's Ointment and PiIIs,-.Provided
with these remedies, person of the delicate physique
may brave any climate They comprehend within cir.
Of their curative influence all internal Diseases not or
gsnic and all the varieties of outward Inflammation
IL Sold at the manufactures, No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. pa Strand London and by all druggists
25c., &c. and 81 per pot or box
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~ johnson, Horne s Co., Broad street, have
for sale large stock Of very superior quality of
cigars. We are indebted to them for specimen,
and have enjoyed the putting