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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-19

10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use of lielnbold's Genuine Preparation OF Fluid Ez-
tract OF Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments Read the advertisement in
another criunn, headed "Iielmbold's Genuine Prepa-
ration.
ocfli Inn WOOISry A. SAWYER Age,,s
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20 The negroes of Georgia are valued at
eighty seven millions more than the land,
the aggregate value OF slaves is s223, 939 = 80
and the total value of Land 1886, ISL ,959.
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WOOD! WOOD!
LAW PARTNERSHIP

Holm ]. CHANDLER and BLYTHE UYNTS
% have associated Themselves together partners
in the practice Of Law, and will attend prom pity IN all
business connected with their Profession, which nsy
be entrusted to them.
IL Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwood
House, Evansville, Ind. sept16.Iv
Ii persons indebted 10 Chandler & Harlan, or n
the undersigned individually, will We called upon and
expected 10 settle JOHN J, CHANDLER.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots Nos. l, %,
" 81 and y ia the Upper Enlargement OF the City Of
Evansville, cause the sidewalks of said property
fronting Chestnut street 10 lie brought to the proper
days after the publication of this notice, and in de-
fault thereof the Common Council will proceed and
have said work done, and the costs and expenses
cruing thereby viii he assessed 10 and collected by
sale Of said property much thereof as will satisfy
said lie n and costs. BY order OF Com. Council.
WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
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PITrsRuRG Nov Is,

PITTsBuRG. Nov 1s-M
River feet inches by the pier mark and
falling slowly.
LOUISVILLE, Nov ISM
River feet inches by the pier mark and
falling. Weather cloudy, appearance Of rain.
Mercury AZ.
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, SPECIAL NOTICES.

W. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
NASs one insertion; ~ cents per line three tines
~ cents per line week: discount on longer time.
w. THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
kp~1sa Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
c0nsn money. Tall In. " nov3-tf.
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CINCINNATI, Nov 1s-PN

Flour dull under the foreign adviees.-
Rates nominal. Barley active a: 60@TO for
spring and fall. Whisky firm at l6 = and in
good demand. Hogs SIS 80. Provisions un-
changed. Linseed Oil 55c. Money matters
less favorable, The Niagara's news was
made known on change, and had an unfavor-
able effect, rs it was regarded as particularly
discouraging,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-19
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the qualified voters Of
Y the First % Ward OF Evansville, that EleI-
ton will be held az the Neptune Engine House ON
Saturday, the 2sth day Of November, 1857, for the
purpose of electing Councilman to ll the place
made vacant by the removal Of M.,W. Foster, Esq !,
from said Ward. By order Of the Common Council.
Attest: WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
novls.w-yolksbote copy.
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COAI. NOTICE.

The price OF Coal at the BoprAN MIsEs, is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of tn,
city, 10 cents per bushel. ,,,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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DRUG STORE.
PATENT MEL
HOUSE TO RENT.

a HOUSE situated in the lower part OF the city,
"a containing eight Rooms, with two good Cisterns
and a Cellar also fine Garden, with shrulbeIy and
fruit trees, and sabng for six horses, will lie rented
To a good tenant reasonable terms. Apply 20
sept2au NATHAN RONLEI.
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River and Weather by Teiegraph.
CINCINNATI, Nov ls-N
River fell feet since last night. Weather
cloudy.
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If You are sick you must take
MEDICINE.
FOR AL EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL PAIN USE
DE WHITES PAIN RELIEVER,
Which is stronger and requires less to effect cure than
any known remedy.
FOR FEVER AND AGUE TAKE
the only safe and harmless remedy in the world,
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W., CITY ORDERS for sale. Enquire OF
GiNzss IGLEHART y Antilles
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TENNESSEE AND ILLINOIS MONEY
Taken at Par for Goods at
J. W. HUGHES QUEENSwARE STORE,
oct7 Main street. next door to Old Bank
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Cincinnati " arkets

CINCINNATI, NOV Io-N
Flour dull and unchan;, d. Whisky 1914
and steady. Hogs dull; 1 o sales of any con-
sequence so far. Moderat, retail demand Tor
provisions at full prices. Money market
unchanged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
FOR ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS TAKE
The Anti.Bili0us Pills.
An auxilery 10 the "cure."
These Remedies destroy the Disease but not the Pa
tient.
w. B. CTAPIN, Wholesale Agent, X. I.
For sale by Druggists generally.
iell-6mo-d&w
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LOOK THIS WAY.

n HAVE just received splendid assortment Of
III Blank Book Paper u all the sizes, which am pre-
pared to get up Books at the shortest notice ~ any
patron that may he wanted, with without printed
head. 1 have Blank Books and Bills sundry always
on hand Give VI. l.. JOHNSON call before going
elsewhere. noy6-u.
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A. ANsPACHER q CO.,
Manufacturers Of CLOTHING,
Also Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Cloths, Cassimeres, sauinetts, Vestings,
% ttl TAILoRs TRIMMINGS AND
j .GENTLEMES'S fURN ISuING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Evansville, Indiana.
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upASKETS.-
ID Large assortment Of fancy Baskets for sale at
Eli. COOK son.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
BURG PACKET.

vUNIIE Canal Boat WASHING ts4s--xSII..iIk
II TON, III. LUrz, Master, will Ekzf3<k ~
leave for Petersbirgh every Monday and THURSDAY al
Up. NJ. For freight or passage apply on board or to
either OF the warehouses. lseptlsu
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FOR RENT,
One OF the best Business Stands I'm the City.

a s removing our stock Of Furniture and
IA Chairs TO the Crescent City Buildings, offei
for or lease, the rooms nos occupied by
Main street, between Second md hiTd. Possession
given Immediately. ARMSTRONG Il GREEK.
-otsa 49,
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COMPREHENSIVE

eSUNDRIES
- l5,ta Extra fine free trade Cigars;
20 Gross Pint Fasks:
p Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 dOz. i. Il. Half Bushel Measures;
"a do WaslboariS;
Is do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
augs9 /. & ID. HEDIANN
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- The La Crosse was to leave Cincin-
natl on Tuesday evening for st. Louis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

ELEcIRrcrry-E xrRsoRprsAHy PHENOMENON IN
DFpRrpIp-On Saturday afternoon, about O'Clock,
Ozark conca cloud moving rapidly through the
heavens IN the vicinity Of achuJ Ter Corners II was OF
the foIm Ct inverted cone, tae shape OF tunnel
travelling With rsold circular motion. II descended 70
The earth at the residence Of Milo Rooi Deereld destroyed
two fences passed TO the residence OF Mr. Nsth Bud
lors, 10 Schuyler, distance Of tao miles where tore
barn 10 pieces Two men were In the barn, OF whom
the time was much injured as to be ibsensfbe for
two houis having been thrown two rods The other
not ousy injured The well house OF Mrs Richardson,
standing In southern ne was demolished, together With
several orchard trees aud fences. II then visited The a
Hst parsonage, occupied by Mr. John warren. NJ W.
The cloud approachrg z, with two Of his Chi iren
into The cellar and called 10 his wife bring quickly the
other thrco AZ she dcscendug the scrs N them
the houre struck, demolIs bed and Mrs. killed
Ono Of TIC children was alao seriously aured and nov
expected TO recover In further seulhery course ue
moshed the lrst barn Of Mr.. John W Budong, AM
killed cow Eighty rods further on, another OF nr o.
barns was extIpgubhed the materials Oh are scarcely
to be found From this descending mass Of elece vapor
distinctly heard repeated noises resembling ne rsad
rafting OF The discharges OF infantry arms vas o.
course vsporous cloud driven win arapa car,h ~ avs
and lacking it required amount OF electricity was draSn
suddenly towards the earth, which magnet, and from
which ascendcd similar cloud, producing concussion
and electric explosion. -Lfca Herald, June 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
Political rnfelltxsucs,

Know NoruSos ClrASrp Or IN KESrrcEy Tho election
for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, In the Judicial distt
Of Kentucky in which Louisville Il included, came on on
the 18th inst The district captains twenty one counties,
ara FILLMORE had In them majority Of eIgaiy one SIR
rog Efforts we're made on both sides to bring out fun
vote, and the result s the Know Nahngs beaten The
democracy have gained thirteen hundred 10 Louisville and
Jeflersop county alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

In bis effort IN effect tn tho Mayors ofcc 70
sc, We the process OF the courts Of law.
Mr. Field read similar sfidavw To those presented 70
The Superior Court after which Judge Brady made
der for in each case, fixing the bail Il % 000
The warrants entrusted ~ Coroner Perry for exc
cution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

UTdefs TOT afrckt Wtre theh made IN INC IUIVe Eu17
Ityrondo Wod TO the sheriff Of the CITY AMI County Of
New York-1t appearing 10 that sufficient cause OF
action exists under section lT9 OF the Code yol are re
CURED forth With 10 arrest The defendant In this action and
hold him 10 bail In the sum OF two thousand dollars and
10 return this order 10 Field Suyter plaintiffs ai0r
ncys their office, No So Broadway New York ON the
18th day OF Jonc thousand eight hundred and nifty
seven. Dated June IL, 1857. JNO. DUER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

me Mayor said, so fSr the city Of New York We.
concerned be fen abqndinty capable Of Preserv tho
Goversy acted from Of duty In resk mo encrooh
ments the rights Of the city He OBJ GoveruorI would
had occasion calling resistance on the mart Of
the SAFE In an emergency Of .oreigu Evasion
The Governor repeated bis belief that the Mayor had
acted from sincere scnse OF right and duty
The col veisaiop turned upon the appointment of
tpe S'loe Nom nsioner apd especially the proceedings
MI Sonov,r in his efforts TO install himself in that office
Ipe Vor explained at length the grounds which he
osfeo hh appoin 1ept, and especially his proceed
mgs 70 maintain that appointment in opposition TO the pro
ceedpes bad under the direction of the Recorder and Mr.
Conovers backers In the Police Commission Board.
The Mayor, spart from different other grounds for his
nv eUn ID the nssa as I 70
TO appoint was valid yet Mr. Coeover had proceeded In
the ra hest manner IN seze the Office and the city and
county property therein without legal qualification
bis bonds had not been appro red and he had
never been sworn the indispensable preliminary Of every
office Of public trust well the President the police
force the attempts of Mr. Conover In this connection and
the Mayor respectfully indicated his purpose to persist in
30 doing
The Governor, not exactly In a direct manner, was
derscod that the proceedings of Mr.
intended to be Of strictly legal and not Of physically
demonstIatve character.
The Governor was most DESTROYS Of procuring per.
sonsl understanding with The Mayor az TO mutual COM
bpston their part 70 maintain the peace. This the
Governor felt was fully provided for Everything on
h part would be found 10 have attended 10 for the
Leaving the city In the hands Of the Mayor he would that
evening remove himself, he fearful some Of his
friends might become excited by reason Of his continued
presence
The Mayor and the Governor then shook hands, and
separated with manifestations Of cordially
The Governor understood to have left for Albany
last evening.
THl CITY HALL.
large number Of visiters, including numbers Of per-
from the interior Of the State continue TO call the
Mayor hourly The entire routine OF city business and
all his usual duties and cenveniences have been met
and discharged without obstruction He has preceded
home every night to hi, family He In charge OF the
Sheriff In due FORM under the usual practice and require
ments, upon the habeas.
The great portion Of the police withdrawn from the
City Hall 1t early your yesterday morning, and nearly
all the rest after the Mayors interview With the Cover
nor, and the Of the Dismissal of the Metro
politan special force
The Hall OF Records surrendered by Capt Bennett
TO the charge Of officer Masterson and small squad Of
men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19
SUPREME COURT.
COMMON PLEAS.

Before Hon Judge Brady.
Eihu Buriison Fernando Wood; Joseph SiiT rs.
ne same, and Alexander W. Ferguson rs ne snne =
The plantias in these suits members Of the Metro
polsn police and complain Of having been assaulted by
the Municipal police when accompanying Coroner Ferry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-19

DISHIsEAL OF THE SPFCIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TO TIE REGULAR FOROE.
Tho Metropolitan Police Commissioners met yesterday
morning ut their rooms and decided dismiss the apecsl
policemen they had appointed the day before, there
no further use for them. The who were 10 at.
tendance then marched to the Fifth precinct No 50
Franklin street. where Sergeant Hutchings read 10 them
the following communication
OrTIcs SrPERNIENpEST METROPOLITAN PoucE,
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LETTER OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
HE HAS FEAR FOR BIS PERSONAL sAYRrY AND VII
- NOT 90 TO THE CITY BALL-JuD0I RussnLL n
LIEvEs HIS ArxrErY.

NOT 90 TO fHE CITY UALL-JrD0u RusguLL
LIEvEs HIS ArxrETr.
CrY AND COUNTY on NEW Yoax,
Drrnc ATTORNEYS 0rncr, June 10, 1857.
To How. A. d Rrsss1, CIR Jrpcr Roox no. CrrY
sRr yavc the honor to be in receps Of notice In The
following Words
In the matter Of the imprisopmcut Of Fernando Wood
Take notice. that the bearing upon the habeas corpus this
day allowed by ~ RUSSELL City Judge, on behalf Of tho
City Judge Of the city Of New York. at No 10 the
City Hall Of he city 81 New York. Thursday June 10,
1851 DEAN DoNoHUE, Attorneys for Peu,ionor. -
To A. OAkKY Hall, District Attorney"
Upon inquiry learn that room No City Hall Ia the
oce Of the defendant In the proceeding and the
place wherein officially att ndei June H. q habeas
corpus and from whence an adjournment had 10 the
public court room nj the General Sessions.
7 have not tho right TO dictate where your honors
may make the wri. Of babeas corpus resurnable,
would becf me me TO criticize 70 IN had; butt must do
clire attend upon such notice at the place designated
Justice 10 my official position and respect FOR the Judge H.
was Yesterday subjected 10 gross personal Indirniy IN
obey the notice the first writ for the place. and
that after announcing my official position and clai TO
entrance, the iisiepiy inflicted by apparent officials
In the full knowledge Of my errand at the very door OF
room No. q Of The CITY Hall
guarded by poese OF In such msnncr that have
fears for my personal safety, parucu arly as being IN
rrss, 70, ~ ,,,on,r y, .rsk ~ ,he ns Ipe
Mayor continuing within his citadel"
Nor, without sacrificing selfrespect aud Official duty,
can attend on the hearing Of public proceeding in
private place, guarded under The authority and by the d.
recon OF The persons against hon am 10 appear. Your
obedient servant, A. Oakley HALL, District Attorney.
Judge Russell then made following endorsement the
back Of the writ Of hsbeas corpus
The bearing Of tho written matter Ia adjourned 10 the
18th June, inst M IL O'Clock Of that day. At my Office No
70 Chambers street in the city Of New York, notice TO be
given 70 the District Attorney OF s adjournment the said
Fernando Wood 10 remain 10 custody Of the Sheriff. In pur
suance OF written order thls day given 70 him.
A. D. RUSSELL, Cay Judge.
NEW YoRK, June ~, 1857
Appended lie The order Of Judge Russell TO the Sheriff
The above named Fernando Wood being brought before
habeas corpus this day. allowed returnabe before
Immediately, and the hearing Of this matter being adj
ourned uit the 2bth day OF June, nj IL O'Clock, until
Judgment be given upon the return ordered tina, the said
Fernando Wood be mted TO the custody OF the sheriff
OF the city county Of New York. and 10 remain In his
cusody during a. the time until Judgment be given In the
matter. A. D. RUSSELL, CITY Judge
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A Good Suggestion.

The appended suggestion from the Shreveport
Gazette-a strong Democratic journals entirely
worthy the consideration of the public. 1t is taken
from the Gazette of the 22d instant
Our SENAToRs.-We respectfully suggest to our
Louisiana readers the propriety Of calling Sena.
tors Side and Benjamin, for their views as to Walk
er's course in Kansas.
The time has come when the South should not be
backward in questioning their public servants upon
the great issues of the day. The night will come
long, when no man can work; what we do let it be
done at once as stitch in time may save nine
If our Senators endorse Robert Judas HaLker, we
shall be greatly surprised. From the past history of
Senators Slide and Benjamin. we have strong
to hope for the best Rumor says that it was through
Slidel that Buchanan procured the nomination. If
this be so, the distinguished Senator's views-on
Kansas matters-can but be looked to with interest
and avidty.
We join issue with all who sustain Walker, either
directly or indirectly Knowing as we do, the cor
rectness of our position we wish to be strictly con-
sstent, let it offend whom it may.
Several weeks ago we called upon Messrs. Slidell
and Benjamin to display their political hands fully
the Southern public. We asked them to espouse the
cause of the South, the cause of the administra
ton of Mr.. Buchanan. We wished to know where
and how they stood-whether they were for their
section noens roens or for their party regardless of
consequences We have been unable to obtain an
answer, or even an intmation, in a shape that was
recognizable, establishing their position either on
the affirmative or negative side of the question.
The South has been sacrificed, betrayed and sold in
Kansas. and yet our Senators maintain an unbroken
silence.
We fear Senator Slidell will sustain the President
no matter what his policy, and if he should do SO,
there is little doubt Mr.. Benjamin will join him.
STILL we hope the Gazette will continue in its work
Of well doing A general call from the press would
almost compel our Senators to speak, and it is time
the people know who their actual friends are.
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Toilet articles.

A full supply of the following TOILET ARTICLES always
hand and for sale Is per cheaper than BY regular
dealers:
JONES' LILLY WHITE
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS.
LYONS KATHAIRON.
PHALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION, for the Face.
HAIR lNVIGORATOR
R.kC. A. WRIGHTS COLOGNE.
5. :. E. EXTRACTS for the Hdkf
THOMPSON'S OPTIME, for the Hair.
JULES HAUEL'S POMATUMS.
WRIGHTS STICK POMATUM.
FRENCH'S ST. THOMAS BAY RUN.
JULES HAUEL'S SOAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE
WRIGIIT'S TOILET :,
WINDSOR
FRENCH CASTLE =.
For sale by
MRS. BOYD,
iel5 2ptol l5s Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-29

ROMANTIC G1RLs-Two young girls employed in
fruit store in Jersey City dressed themselves in boys
clothing few days ago and ran away. They pur-
chased suits of male attire to fit themselves the day
previously, pretending that it was for lads in the
country" of about their size. They also had their
hair cut short Off 1t was believed that they left with
the captain of schooner, with whom they were
yhata conainted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-29

A CRAsH.--On the evening of the 10th, in Cincn
natl, four story brick building fell with tremend
Gus crash under the pressure of 900 barrels of
whisky which had been stored in its second and third
stories by Calvin Fletcher. The east wall fell against
building owned by J. A. Skf and forced in the
entire side of it. Two other buildings were damaged
by the falling walls. The loss is about $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-29

A FANCY TEAM.-A patent medicine vender ap-
peared in the streets of Rochester, N. Y, few days
ago, in new and elegant business carriage, drawn
by pair Of fine elks. The eks, which are swift
footed, handsome animals, are entirely tame, and
well trained to their work. Although surrounded by
large crowd of gazers, they stood as fearessy and
calmly as pair of ponies, and started obedent to
the wish of their driver without the slightest bak or
hesitation