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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-06
& Charlottesville Rail.
road.

Evansville & Charlottesville Rail.
road.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of
the E. &. C. R. R. in this city yesterday.
the following Board of officers was elect
cd:
EVANSVILLE:
JNo. INGLE, JR, w. w. FOSTER,
G.. w. RATHBoNE, JNo. s. HoPKISs.
8. 7. JERRAULD.
vINcENNEs
WV. BURTCH. j. w. WALDO,
JOSHUA ALsoP, j. A. GARRETT,
TEBRE HAUTE.: -tq
CHAUNcEY ROSE. w. d. GRIswoLD,
elsie 4RoCKvILLE
P. E. HARRIS. GEO. K. STEELE,
y At subsequent meeting Of Directors
the following officers were elected {:
W. d. GRlswoLD, President.
JNo. ISGLE, JR. Superintendent.
j. E. WARTIN, Secretary and Treasu-
rer. ,e-e.1 ..- AIS r,<
Mr.. Griswold two months since an
nounced- to the Directors his intention to
decline re election as President Of the
Rosd, that the Company might select a
successor and Mr.. Jno. Ingle, jr., had
been indicated as the gentleman best
qualified to- succeed him At the meet
ing yesterday an almost unanimous wish
was expressed-in consideration of the
present deranged state of business, and
the severe financial difficulties that per
wade the country, which must. Of course.
create more or less difficulty in the man
agement Of every roal-that no change
should be made in the board Of officers.
Mr.. Griswold was urged to retain his
former position Tor another year in which
solicitation his proposed successor earn
estly joined. And NJ. G. reluctantly
consented to a re nominate N, and was
unanimously reelected. The company
have thereby secured his valuable SER
vices and counsel for another year, and
with the active and efficient support OF
Mr.. Ingls as superintendent, and Mr..
Martin as financial agent, sll will he
done for the prosperity Of the road that
under the embarrassing circumstances Of
times can be done.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

hRDERED. That the owners Of property lying @
the North side Of Sycamore street, cause the side
walks along said described street, 70 he brought to
proper grade, extending from the alley ietwsen sixth
and Seventh streets TO Eighth street, the North side
Of said Sycamore street, Within ter days after the pub
iicion Of this notice, and in deadlt thereof the CON-
Council viii proceed to perform said work and the costs
and expense accTuing thaehy will he assessed 70 ana
collected by sale OF aid property much thereof -
viii satisfy said lien and costs. By order Of Common
Council WELL III. WALkER, Clerk.
yolksbote copy. Sept30d3&wlt
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

uNR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DIR. GREEN, lase OF Indianapolis, will continue
the practice Of medicine and surgery At his old office
Third street, where he Ocits continuance OF patron
age from his friends AMI the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment Of diseases Of the Rye and Lungs for
several years, will continue To treat such diseases with
his plan oftreatmeDt, which consists tfOrthe ungl
in the Inhalation OF meicltei vapoTs. carrying the
medicine directly to the seat ~ the disease.
One of the finn be found AT the office at al hours
OF the day and night. seprl-iS w6m
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A CARD.

UNENDERING nv heartfelt thanks 70 the citiAeas
OF Evansville and vicinity, for the liberal patron
age 50 freely hestow ed upon have to inform them
that have sold my entire stock Of Clothing ard Fur
nisbins Goods to Nj. Marx Levy, formerly of Circle
vile, Ohio. Il = q -. - 80
1t is great satisfaction to me, TO find in nv successor
a gentleman i'm every respect, and therefore do not
hesitate to recommend him the public such, with
pleasure.
The Ocean may soon separate me while from the
place in which have lived for the last seven yeas.
where found only clever people, and made many,
many friends; those sith their beloved city, shall
however, always be rem euherel by - -tts
sept24 ANTHONY L0BESSTINW.
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New ORLEANS, Oct 3-M
Exchanges unsettled; heavy payments due.
The Banks to-day resolutely met the crisis,
and it is considered passed. The sky is
Frightening.
kennett, Dix & Co., have failed.
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Strayed or Stolen,

ENRON the undersigned. slout the first Of June, a
Dark Brown MULE. is about two years old, Its
tail shaved, anl had bell attached with chain.
ANY ore giving information to the undersigned, in
Union Township, Ind., ten miles below Evansville,
or t. Joseph Caldwell, First street, Evansville viii be
literally rewarded. JOHN. W. CATLEfT.
ipufSI-lakUIt
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;FWe publish this morning the prcmi-
UNI list of the late vanderburgh County Fair.
Extra copies of this mornings JOURNAL can
be obtained at our counting room.
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The Best Farm in Posey County
FOR eAI.Et

SNNIIIS Farm lies = miles below Mt. Vernon, -st,
a fronting mile on the Ohio river; has high = ~
hanks and is oYertiown has large lxell-
ing house fronting the river, with wood and 9TH
out-hOuses; "A large ueS barn, having cost about
81 2ll fe garden, and large Young ORCHARDS,
apple and the osh& peach has tive new frame houses
Cor teiants The soil of this frm is the richest H. the
county and OF il Is recently opened; it coptns
~ acres, 80 % Fhici are IN cultivation.
Tue above q oera FOR sale in lots 81 from 10 to
100 acres, the farm entire, to suit purchasers, the
Proprietor being about To remove West
Buy RON, YOU Loose your chance. Enquire OF
the proprietor at his residence, of 2. e. Dsouchet,
al the Wharf, Mt. Vernon.
septl5-JwdSw CHARLES FITCH.
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Money Matters.

INV YORK, Oct 5-M
Financial affairs decidedly better. No fail
ures. Confidence is being restored. Stocks
improved 5GS per cent. Money more freely
offered.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

OFFICE EVANSVILLE 4 CRAwFoEDSvfLLE R.R. Co.
Evansville, September iith, ls57.
vS>UE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in this
COmpiny-for the purpose OF elecilug thirteen
Directors, 10 serve for the ensuing ye1r-wl he held
NJ the Court House, IN the City Of Evansville, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5th next, at 10 O'Clock A. VI.
By order Of the Beard.
septl9-te J. L. MARTIN, Secretary.
Enupirpr
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ENISH FISH!.-
n good retail assortment Of Mackerel;
500 rs. Choice Goldfish, in store and for sale i,y
SAM. vICKERy,
ruG Cnn~ o. Main and Senond sr~ets
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Failed.
From New Orleans.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 5-M
W. E. Culver. banker, has suspended.
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~ Our Geographic news this morning
will be found of unusual interest.
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CONSOLIDATION
EMERsoN'ss 81 MAGAZINE
PUTNAM'S MONTHLY.

10000 subscribers To Ssart With
The Publishers are happy to announce that in the
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The new issue commences with the OCTOBER num-
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productions OF of the brilliant writers the
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A SPLENDID LIBRARY OF FORTY LARGE
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{. The proceedings of the City Council
will be published tor orrow.
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Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever
CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

~ HIS justly celebrated medicine has for many
Y years maintained III superiority over all other
remedies, for the safe. certain, speedy ard perman
cure OF Aeue and Fever, Clis and Fever, neither
of short long standing; and in will it fail to
cure, if the directions strictly followed and carried
This remedy has been extensively usei throu ghout
the States OF Kentucky, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Missouri. Texas Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana, and has permanently cures over one NIL
LION in all its varied forus many OF which had
been of from one To three years standing and had re-
and in case did this medicine fail where the dIrec-
tons were properly followed. such Is its invarpble
success. that large number OF respectable pactiton-
OF medicine in various parts of the country and
edies
The public are assured that 1t is not only certain in
its effect Tonic, hut being composed entirely OF
vegetable medicines, is perfectly innocent in all cases
or circumstances, and he To- females, infants,
ami all persons Of debilits,ei and delicate constu :
TONS without the least fear whatever Of any unpleas
This meicTe Il composed az articles of the primest
and purest quality, and is always made by the pri-
etor In person, after the established forms VI pany
(Which cannot be said of the many tones flooding
the Western and south western country) and IN this
respect alone isrendered greatly superior to the RENE
dies usually prepared and sold in the country.
BY its aperent and powerful diaphoretlc properties,
superior to Quinne and other reneiies as neral
and puiar tonic, in ala cases whatever where tonics
IrHp.r to he administered. The proprietor, there
FORE respectfully invites practitioners and the pu lie
generally i've it but a fair trial, ard they will then
Re convinced OF its great superiority over all other
remedies low in use for the purposes specified
Persons Twins I'm districts of country sutjectto Ague
and Fever Chills and Fever, Bilious fevers, would
do well 10 keep supply of this valuable remedy al
ways on hand.
The proprietor has in his possession thousands
of OF its value, given by persons who have
used IT, with many letters from merchants who have
sold il largely In their country, vel from many
respectable practitioners WAC have used il in prefer
ence to other remedies, attestirg its value.
JN0. SMITH, Proprietor.
For sale. wholesale ard retail, by Hallock 4 Stod-
dard Keller & White; woolsey Sawyer, aAd j. j.
Pennington. sepci5m
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The Packet Line.

I. T. Y. CARLrLE, Esq. There are COM
plants made almost every trip of the Done,
that some of our merchants. or their ship
ping agents, ship their freights by transient
boats, and do not reserve it for the packet.
This practice is destructive of our Evansville
interests; for we cannot sustain this packet
line unless we all lend it our aid. Railroads
on the North have deprived rs Of our old
trade, and we must seek to make it up else
where. We must cultivate the Lower Ohio,
which now offers fair returns for such c-iti-
that direction, and il must be sustained. IL
we sustain semi-weekly boat it will very
soon grow up to daily line, and will bring
more trade and travel than either our
canal or Railroad now brings US. This ought
to have been our first step after the compile
ton of our Railroad to Terre- Haute. Had
we then spent $4,000 in steamboats,, for the
Lower Ohio, and worked for their success,
We should have advanced our own home in
tercsts four fold that amount. 1t is no. too
late yet let Us therefore give the packet
Done, and Capt. Herron-who is every way
worthy of it-all the aid and comfort pos
sible.
Let me beg of all our merchants to lend all
the aid possible to this enterprise, and there
by forward their own interests most effectual-
.ly. j. l., JR.
Evansville, Oct. 5, 1857. ..
Some measures must be adopted TO
secure TO our citizens local currency for dali
checks for fifty and twenty-five cents each,
and other houses will be Obliged to do so un-
less the present state of affairs is in some
manner relieved. The market men positive
ly refuse to change bills of any bank or of
any denomination, and many of our citizens
are in the habit OF buying specie at premi-
um in order to secure thsir marketing.
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River and Weather by TELEGRAPH.
PITTsBuRGH, Oct. 5--M
River feet inches, and falling. Wealth
er clear, mercury 60.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
FOR 1Ss1

NOTICE is hereby given TT the Tax Payes OF tAs
~ City OF Evansville that have received from the
City Clerk the Tax Duplicate fer 1851, and that am
now prepared to receive taxes due the CRY Of Evans
vile, on ali property, both real and PERSONAL and ~
all polls and dogs in said CITY, 80. u
The taxes nov due must he paid on all real estate
before the LIST day OF November and all property do
lnquent at that time, will be soId TO pay such do
inquency. rGtr
aS- Office Water street, over the Ccnal Bank.
until further notice GEORGE WOLFLIN,
septs2-iet. = City Cellectsr.
ivolksbo.e and Enquirer copy.l
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS:
CORPORATION NOTICE.

ARDERED, That the owners q Trorerty iy irs an
~ being on the alley bet~een Water ara tir1 ~
and extending from Pine 10 Leet street, esuse IA
alley to he brou ghtto the proper ersde wth ~ cay
the puilca ton of this sCtc and ~ defAut hle
Of, the Common COulcl will coed TO have sld wofn
done. and the costs AMI expenses cruing thereby VII
he assessed and collected ~ sale OF said descoea
property or so much thereof will satisfy said lea
and costs. By Order of Council
49, WELL II. WALkkk.
sepl2-3Od. lvolkshote copy.l City Clerk
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the Con-
- Council Of the City Of Evansville, till Sept
LIST, for constructing 2l3 neal feet ola brick Sewer
Oak street according to the plans and specifications Of
the City Engineer. Also, at the same time, for Is
feet OF Stone Gutter 20 feet wide, extending from tie
above Sewer &c the river. Bids will be received t.
gether separately.
By orier Of the Common Council.
aIg25bd WELL. III. WALKER, CITE a.
lNoik sbOte cepv.)
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERRD, That the owners Of Lot No. s, In the
y Old Plan of the City Of Evansville, cause the
sidewalks fronting Wafer street (of said loD TO b
repaired and relaid with good hck OF the established
width witiau 90 days after the publication OF this
tce and in default thereof, the Common Council viii
proceed TO to have said work done, and the aocrunG
charges will be charged against and collected ty sale OF
said property, much thereof viii satisfy ssA
lien and costs. ...- =. ..-...
By order Of the Common Council. -
sep9-lm WELL. ii. WALKER, City CA
tolk sbote copy.
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Evansville, Oct. 5, 1851.

OF The Banks at Stanton, Charlottes-
vile. and Wheeling, Virginia, have sus-
pended.
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HIGH AND PRifH AIRY

sOHN HEALY begs to announce TO Parents and
y Guardians. shat through the kindness OF MessTs
Wheeler and Snow, he was furnished with a list Of al
the NEW BOOKS Tor this session, which he has or
hrnd and for sale. laug5al j. HEALT.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE AND PETERS
RCRG PACKET.

vUNHE Canal Boat WASHING &&lHE&
II TON, ii. LUTZ, Master, will sxf<fx11k11 -
leave for Peershurgh every Monday and Thursday AZ
p. VI. For freight or passage apply on board or TO
either Of the warehouses; septlsu
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STRAYED.

a LARGE Red and White COW, Pied has white
"A face, and right horn bfoken of. She has calf
months old. Any person giving inform alton respect
ing her will he rewarded nv applying 10 Capt Ashhy,
on Chestnut ST.. between Main and Water. lspls-lw
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ruNHR business heretofore carried urdcr the I'm
y ofGEoRsE Fo,TER CO., will hereafter he cen.
Quoted 10y the under signed, under the sane style
NJ. W. FOSTER,
sept GEO. FOSTER.
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SCNDRIES
y l5,ao Extra fine free trade Cigars;
% Gross Pint Flasks:
y Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 dog. T. b. Half Bushel Measures;
q do Washboaris;
l5 do Peck and Half Peck Measures;
80 Boxes German Soap; recd and for sale nv
aug2e I. x ID. HERMANN.
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BLACK CASHMERE HATS

EUST received full stock Of almost all the lesins
- articles in the Toy and Notion line, for my rctsi
and jobhing trade. With my present ARRANGEMENTS
East shall be adding to stock every ten days, and
will always be happy to see all customers who may
favor me with call. TO look buy. In addition 20
my former stock of yiolins Music Boxes, Accorieons
Flutes Flies, French Ilarps. Banjos, &c. have in
store four superior Boston make PIANOS all % which
will re sold low for cash. A. c PUSHHE,
sept3 No. MitchelPs Block.
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IA ksgNE.
SAVING returned 20 remain hut n short time, the
u sulIscrier would respectfully invite those who
may desire his arstic services 10 make il known with
out delay a. he has calls abroad that should not re
neglected. good likeness warranted, either from
life or a good Daguerrean or Antro;y pe picture.
Studio first floor above and entrance through the
store OF A. C.. Pushee. See SPECIMENS.
sept2l-Iw TIl0S. POINDEXTER.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Total. ti.i0l s55 ~ 59l 26s
OFF,cE nv AUDITOR oF STATE, indianapolis, Oct.l
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, April ..
The steamer Constitution. frum Bremen,
arrived here this aIternnon. bringing Lon
ION dates 10 the 18th uIi.
The political news is unimpnrtant.
The Paris correspondent II the London
FINES SAYS that the King Of Prussia ha,
sent new instructions to the Neulchat,l con.
terence, to tie effect That the recognition 81
his right, t. Sovereignty in Neulcha;el j. the
express eond. ton Of his recommendations Of that
sovereignty.
The spanish expedition against Mexico
ASSUMES more imposing aspect. Gen. Pc
zaela has been spoken oi far the chief CON.
msnl.
A despatch frnm Copenhagen says that the
sound dues treaty was duty signed on the
l4ih ul March.
Russia Was making preparations for de-
Cishe campaign 10 the Caucasus. She his
me hundred thnusand troups along the chores
1T the Caspian, and had besides secured the
active corporation u sc,rrll Of the native
chiefs.
The overland thina mail had arrived at
London. Its advice, confirm the teiegr ,phiC
accounts 81 the wholesale attempts al p.n.
snning BY The bakers II Hong kolg. Sieve.
raj hundred persons had been poisoned. but
nnne fatally. The proprietor Of the bakery
aas arrested on his way 10 ilacoa. aud sas
10 be tried Immediately at Hung kong.
large numbers 81 war junks were collect.
ng tor the purpnse Of attscking lung Kong,
and sune tears were entertained BY the
English un account d the smallnrss u thrir
llnd inrees; aud an application was made 10
the Governor. GeneraI Of India Tor a resl,
ment, which was refused.
The French ships were anchored at the
by Of lung Kong
The American lrigate Lc,ant was also IN
the barber. Inc San yacint, had proceeded
10 Siniin to lnok alter some war junks that
lad attempted to intercept tie Ametiran
steamer Lily.
The h,nrse Commissioner. Yrh. had al
dressed Commissioner Parker. asking whs he
had not ordered the American ships and
American s0njrtt. nnt { lntrrmeddle ~ The
present troubles. Mr.. parkers reply wa,
not knnsH.
Tea continued TO advance al Shanghai, aud
the market was excited. Several chops 81
Gonguu had been taken al II teals, the same
quaiiiy a. sold for 8 teals IN Octubrr.
A PARIS letter SAYS that French charg,
lcll Mdrseillcs nn the l2ih Tor hina. with
instructions u the sJmirsls ii the French
fleets ~ The China seas TO operate with III,
English larcts conIurnabls TO the arrange.
ment concluded between the Two govern.
mcnts.
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rnna rI.nRInA

A letter frnm fori MIXERS. dated stb Of
March, communicates tie following intelli.
grnee;
Yesterday = party of Johnsion's company.
Flnrids muunird volunteers, arrived here
Iram Fort Centre, having squaw and child
abaui 4 wear old. which they captured "n The
4ih inst ut. The has belurr warriur was
shat THE squaw'. hnsban,l) after being i'ur
limrs cal.d 10 surrender. Both Of these
occurrences touk place twenty miles north ~
Isi.kp"ga Lake.
This morn,ng an express arrived frnm i'apt.
Stevenson, commanding in the Big Cypress.
stating that I.irut. Freeman, with q i" eoni.
pant, 9Th infantry, who were IN advance &C..
cunnoiteriag (" Garden Hammock. !" near Bow.
legstown. were frrd on by the Indians. LIEUT..
Fireman was wounded severely in the arm,
aud three priyates wounded. Capt. Steven.
son arrived atths scene VI action next morn.