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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-29
IMPORTANT CHANGES IN BUSI.
NESS LOCATION.

The New Albany Tribune informs Us
that two Of the largest hull builders, in
that city of steamboat constructors, are
about to remove their yards to Grand
View, six miles above Rockport, in Spen-
Ger county. Mn. CHARLES WHILE and
MEssRs. HILL & PAYNE, who are well
known as among the best and most ex-
tensive builders Of hulls around the Falls
are making arrangements to leave New
Albany in the spring to establish them
selves at some point where good timber
is plenty and cheap they cannot obtain
timber in sufficient quantities around
New Albany in the summer, and they
cannot afford to buy timber in winter to
hold over the season, with money at the
bank rates of interest. They can build
hulls at point where there is an album
dance of timber and have them towed
up to New Albany cheaper than they can
be constructed there. But it ID contend.
ed by the Tribune, that although it is
true, that hulls can be constructed for
less at other points, there are SO many
advantages in being near iron and brass
foundries, boiler shops, planning mills
blacksmith shops, yawl shops, rigging
shops, ship chandlery establishments
chair and mattrass factories, furnishing
houses, &C., &C., they will not find their
anticipations realized. Steamboat own.
ers like to inspect every stick Of timber
and piece OF iron that goes into . boa,
and to have " the entire work done un.
der their personal inspection. They will
therefore, still come to New Albany and
Louisville where they can have theil
boats built entirely under their owl
eyes"
These eminent builders have only Il
come few miles further down the Ohio
to this point, to obviate all the objections
raised by the Tribune to their remova
from New Albany. Here they will fine
timber as abundant and accessible BY
our canal, railroad and rivers as at Crane
View, and will find foundries, machine
shops, workers in brass and iron Of al
sorts, fnishers, furnishers, and moniet
men who will be ready to aid them witt
credit and capital at moderate rates o
interest; here also is town where own
ers may remain, enjoying the comfort
and Inequalities ola city, while superin
tending the business. Evansville cal
combine all the advantages of both Crane
View and New Albany for boat buildin!
and super add many that are possessed
by neither of the above places. Let then
come and examine before they locate
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NEW GOODS!

uu1E are receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
Nv consissing in part of Dress Silks, French and
English Merinoes, Muslin Delaines, Cashmeres. Cling
hams, Prints, fannes, Blankets extra size; Erocha,
tillas new style; Cloaks at all prices; Clinical Scas
Gloves Hosiery, Bleached and Brown sheetings, Car
petngs Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, and Damask goods for
Window Curtains.
Our stock is now wen assorted, and we invite the
public to give us . call and examine goods.
sepf3l J.0AKLEy & son.
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JUSTICE I'M FRANCE.

It Is an idea which obtains generally
in the United States, that criminal jus.
tice in France is administered in very
summary manner; and it is even thought
by many that the accused is csnied the
benefit Of trial by jury Of his peers
Such, however, is not the fact. Trial by
jury is as fully enjoyed in France as it is
in England and America. 1t is princi.
pie Of the French constitution that all
are equal in the eye Of the Law, and in
no country, perhaps, is this principle Of
equality more religiously observed than
in the legal tribunals of France.
These remarks are suggested by the
perusal of Paris correspondence of q
New York paper giving detailed &C
count of the trial of Carpenter, who was
surrendered by the United States to the
French Government under the extradi-
ton treaty, for having robbed the North
ern Railway Company. His trial took
place at the same time with that Of Grel'
let and Parrot for the same offence. The
trial resulted in the conviction Of Car
pentier and Grellet, and the acquittal o
Parrot. Throughout the trial tho cour,
manifested strict impartlality, and ever
the kindest considerations, towards tn,
prisoners. An interesting incident il
mentioned as having occurred at the ter
mination of the trial, which displayed TIT
concern Of the court sor rhe feelings o
an innocent man. After Parrots acquit
tai had been announced to him, and Will
he was still in charge Of the gems d'arme
he was recalled to hear the judgment o
the court in the civil suit, and he wa
about to take his seat in his former plac
on the bench with the criminals, whel
the court called most energetical'y to tn
guard to place him on the bench in rear
as he was not criminal. This tende
solicitude on the part of the Judge touch
ed the feelings Of all. Mercy and kind
ness are enthroned in the hearts of judge
there a. well as in other countries.
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A GENEROUS BEouEsr.-The will Of tho
late Mrs. Lucy Fine, of Louisville, was re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court yesterday. Before her death, the de-
ceased made provision for the freedom Of all
her slaves, nine in number, and also made
donations, according to her ability, for their
comfort. She gave to each Of them 800 in
cash, and made them equal heirs to her real
estate in Jefferson street at the death Of an
eyed brother. The slaves are to be sent to
Ohio.
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PATRONIZE, HOME INDUSTRY,

PATRONIZE, HOME INDUSTRY.
In times like these when we are likely
to have large number Of idle hands
among US, every dollar we have to spend
should be given to home labor, not only
to preserve our money among us, but to
prevent suffering among our own citizens.
Every five dollars retained at home, may
by being kept in active circulation, keep
a pair of Industrious hands employed all
winter. Let no citizen send abroad for
any thing that can be made in our own
city. Let us all work for one another,
as members of one household; We can sup
ply a good portion Of our necessary wants
among ourselves till brighter and more
propitious times.
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|" Mcssrs spaldng Rogers respectfully call the
attention Of residents Of the river towns, who conem
plate visit to New Orleans this winter, to the unri-
vailed attractions Of their New Amphiheatre I'm that
MATT PEEL'S CAMPBELL MINSTRELS, the
unprecedented CIRCUS now on the Palace; the won
derful Performing Elephants the famous Keller
Troupe. with an addition of keler's Young America,
Ballet Troupe ofthty artists the celebrated Marsh 5
Juvenile Comedians, and smaller peculiar features
to be seen there, and nowhere else this winter In
1avs rei u1 du J. AT ron me H'e rS can
more and better and entertainments, az less
price, admission only 80 cents) than At any other
Theatre in the city. (oct2s-tdl
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OF Five hundred printers have been
discharged from employment in N. York.
and two hundred in Chicago. In other
cities the decline in the business has
been equally great. All the publishing
houses are stopping the progress Of books
already in press. For the best book
brought GU! in the present excitement
would find no buyers nor readers.
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~ Greedy of the New York Tribune is
trying hard to prove that the niger is equal
to the white man, intellectually, morally, and
in every other respect. lie gives an account
of a learned young darby in Toronto, who
Is preparing himself for the dignity Of NJ. d.
by dipping into Plato and Cicero, ard trans
lating good English into bad Latin.
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SoReo MoLAssEs.-We are indebted to Mr..
L. B. Day Of Mechanicsville for a fine spool
men Of sorgo molasses. tpossesses q fine
favor, and q heavier body than the best
Louisiana molasses. The value Of the
Chinese sugar cane as a crop Is settled by the
experiments Of this season. e
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TT The case of the StIaight Line Rail-
road against the City of Evansville was be-
fore the Circuit Court yesterday, and was
argued on demurrer, by Messrs. Jones and
Baker for the city, and by Hon. o. H. Smith
for the Road. The Court held the subject fol
consideration. I'll 81
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pnor. cHAs. praa.rH,s ELrcrsrc on.-rake

PRor. CHAs. DEGaATH's ELECTRIC 0rL.-rake It
to the cottage Of the lowy, and relieve Of
cident or dsease;-take II tothe mansions u Ne rich
tsooth the suffering that neither station wealth
mia cute; take it everywhere throughout the wide
world, and say II my ELECTRIC OIL is not on it,
benign mission-healng, soothing, and relieving, as
has not been done since the day the Good samaritan
anointed the weary pilgrim.
Prof. g. DEGRATH, Philadelphia.
&c This Oil may be relied on for deafness. To be
had Of the agents here. See advertisement In xnothei
column.
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III DIR. j HosrErrER's celebrated Stomach Bitters
--Dyspeptics. IL you would be we'll, try bottle Of
Hosetter's Bitters 1t acts like charm in giving
healthy tone to the digestive organs and in strength
ening the SYSTEM Especially its utility
tonic and a preventive Of languor, Of the highest
value in the Summer, when :he whole nervous and
muscular systemreaxes, and effects condition which
permits the approach ofdisease. There is not single
instance known Of its failing to do good where 1t has
brated article Btters sale by Druggists generally.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS pakkcT'
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusively in Boots & Shoes.
<AtrR spr;ne and Summer purchasers are now to
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. we have a
very large assortment Of every variety OF BOUTS,
SHOES and CATERS Of every size ana style:
Country Merchants wanting extra slae can De sup
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
onr ooois are Manufactured expressly for Give
our sfock An examinatiou before buying elsewhere.
W. McREA WELLS,
sra7 First street. Posters Block,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EyxSsyILLR T COM II In Gal, COLLEGE COiI.EoH.
COURSE Of Lectures on Commercial Law, viii
be delivered at this Institution the present session, by
several legal gentlemen of this city. Former stu
dents OF this school will be admitted to these Lee
lures all such are respectfully invited to attend Lee
lures every Saturday evening ut seven o'clock.
oct 3,.lwd&w. JEREMIAH BENIN, Princp.
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Kemp's Worm Pastillies.-Mothers will not
find il necessary to force them upon their offsping-
Children are eager for them. They expel worms from
the bowels without PAIN and being free ON mercury
may be given to infants. IRIsToL's sARsArARILLA,
recognized for twenty years the only absolute
ifcs for disease Of the skim scrofuous Ulcers, &C..
daily achieves new triumphs. Sold by d. T. Lanman
& Co., wholesale druggists, 70 Water street, New
York. and by all druggists sarsapailla u, and Pas
titles &c. per bot lie. Oct 2sd&w.
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10000 PATIENTS CURED ANNUALLY by the
use Of IIelmbolds Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Ex.
tract OF Buchu-a most positive and specific remedy
for distressing ailments. Read the Advertisement in
another crlumn, headed "IIembolds Genuine Preps.
octsi I'm wOOLsEY 4 SAWYER, Agents.
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SAMUEL VICKERY,

HAVING purchased, and fitted up, the building
LII known as the "OLDwASHINGTONH HOUSE,"
will hereafter be found at his stand with well
lected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, &C., nc,
take this method of returning my sincere thanks to
NV numerous friends, and the public generally for
their liberal patronage, which compelled me to leave
nv old stand and seek more c0mmodious quarters and
hope by strict attention to business to merit con-
inuapce Of their fsvors.
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MURRAY Z LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER

The limitations of this famous perfume die fast
they spring mp. Public opinion srangles them at their
birth, while this peerless cosmetic and refreshing scent
increases in favor daily and is becoming what t has
been for fifteen years in Spanish Amerioa-the mos
popular Of all floral essences.
Sold by ID. +. Lanman & Co., wholesale druggist
SO Water street, N. YORK, and by oil Druggists at 50c
peg bottle. t.fIl'E (oct2l-lwd&v]
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HoIIoway's Pills and Ointment. :

nal In Examination there s unnatural rush Of blood
to the part affected. The effect Of the Ointment Is tc
dsperse the local fever. The Pills relieve the system
through the bowels of all morbid and irritating nhu
Sold at the manufactures, No-so Maiden Lame
New York, and No. sA Strand, London. and by ii
druggists, at s5c., 62h.. and 81 per box or pot:
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a. ANsPACnRR 4 CO.,

q. ANsPACHRR 4 CO.,
Manufacturers Of CLOTHING,
Also importers and wholesale Dealers In
Cloths, Cassimeres, sauinetts. Heseinss,
rAILoR's TRIMMINGS AND
GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
Eyansviiie, lndisns.
augl4-t janl %.
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BEACON LIeHr Social TEMPLE, No.
w. Is, meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. 1T. WALKER. B. p. T.
A. J. ORfIEr, b. X. jan301y
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE o. HONOR, No
49, Al, meets every Thursday evening, In the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
G. w. RUDYARD, W. 1T.
Al. O'REILLy, W.R. jan20ly
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Flour Market Unchanged.
BEST quality Family Flour Ut Southern Mills
price, - ,25-cash. IGLEHART BROTHERS.
Sept 2l-f
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E- The steamer Maryland was burned to
the waters edge at Louisville on Saturday
morning.
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49, NOTICES in this place, 10 cents p! line
49, one insertioni 20 cents per line three times
30 cents per line weeks discount on longer time.
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COAL NOTICE,

The price OF Coal at the BoDiAx MINES. Il 1t the
Pit, 8 cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of the
JOHN wYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
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Rhebmatism.
n Gaze Of three month"; standing cured.

a Gaze u three naonths' sfandfng cured.
George w. Henderson, ofPittsburgh, says:
"After suffering for three months with
Rheumatism, part ofthe time 90 severely
as to confne me to my bed, have been en-
tirely cured by using Barhave's Holland
Bitters. l have had one attack since, but
found almost instantaneous relief in the
same medicine. 1t is in my opinion, sure
remedy for Rheumatism"
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a :" THE fine packet ste.mer DI,
~ run regularly between Evans
a. vile and louisville, leaving
oc3n e. O'RILEf, CO.
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DIR. ]. KIVETT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

0DERF0RMs every variety Of opera o.
practice has attained SKILL that enables lIYYfYy
him TO give entire satisfaction TO his pat.
rons. lie takes pleasure in showing specimens OF his
artificial work those who wish examine such pro-
ductions, ard ne may be consulted by those who need
the services Of dentist without mourning any cbliga
tions to employ him afterwards.
His office Is In Bray building, First street Opposite
the Post once. 0ct.25ly
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We Chaiienge the World!
To produce preparation 30 eminently harmless, 50
generally approved and perfect In its operations
'sCristadOro's Hair Dye"
IL corrects the injurious effects Of other dyes nvgor.
ates the Hair, Is applied in simple manner, operates
nstantaneously does not stain the skim and its tints
the rs
COUNTERFEITs OF NATURE
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Drcsses.-
CHRIsrAEoRo 4 Co., No. Astor House, New York.
NJ. w. u. 4 Weox I'm.
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1857. / s 5 Z
FALL GOODS!
UyHE subscribers are now receiving their large and
complete assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, II

embracnr every variety Of Ladies' Plain CATERS
Ladies' Tipped CATERS:
Ladies' HIGH BOOTS; -
Ladies double sole Walking SHOES
with or without heels.
Misses Cutters, plain and tip'd,
Gents BOOTS, BRoGANs, sc.
We keep on hand all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, 10 t
ali sorts and sizes of feet and ask the dear people TO
give them examination before buying ssew here
McREA& WELLS,
sept24 First street, Fosters Block
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w Pittsburgh coal is selling at Louis
vile for eight cents by the cargo.
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IUM B Err! lU M B ERR!
II. III. BENNETT & co.
VYTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens of
W, Evansville and surrounding country, that they
have put in their yard large and full assortment Of
ALsoIA large lot Of PINE SHINGLES, Dressed
and Undressed FLOORING, WEATHER BOARD
ING, &C., which they will sell cheap for cash. Orders
from the country solicited.
81 Lumber fard on Carpenter street near Kratz &
Heilmanns Foundry.
All business of the firm will he promptly attended to
by James Swanson, who will always be on hand
septSa-3m.
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.

PRoF. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: This sto certify that
had fall, sprained my shoulder and was afflicted
could not raise ny hand to my head; and hearing Of
the wonderful cures efectedby DeGraths Electric Oil.
y 70 sd anS III
afifsei. Tj,eapplication was made before hundred
ISiened.l A JORDON.
witness-y A Hafer, John W. Brantly,
81 FF ksss5s, 5 lev a aeSnsa,
p ko.s, 20 jeferss
Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sir: I, Capt. B. b. Smith,
hereby certify that have been afflicted with Rheuma-
e s sea %ss fSaS sSs
OIL was INDUCED to try it, and the first apylication
The use ofmy arm The spiIcs,MSn4 Ha.%ads before
We, the undersigned, were present,
"s'' u 0'An''' I 4 SSSp n. c. Standard.
a CERTIFICATE.
wIssBoRo', 8. March g. 1851.
I, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have been
badly afflicted for two months with nnammatory rheu
s Sn found sseessainsis diteSR % ~aif
DeGraths celebrated Electric on within thirty hours;
and now have the perfect Of the afflicted limb.
and BY single sypiicaton Of the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved.
N
AususTA, Ga. March 30 1857
Prof DeGrath-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
have been afs,cted with headache and corns on my
Se appaon q s;s sSs E III ne Se
cured Of hesdace and corns, and therefore recon-
mend It to all. p. McCUE.
Prof. peGratb', Electric oir-sss reward,-I will
give sa5 for the apprehension OF low scamp, who
printed some dirty bills and called his stun by the
name of Electric Oil.
sCAUrIoN.-Beware of low pedlars and picayune
druggists who put up stun composed 81 Camphene
and Lard Oil, calling II ELECTRIC OIL: No ped
lers sell the genuine Electric Oil in the United States
lit Is sold only by respectable Druggists and country
merchants. Be sure and get DeGrahs Electric Oil or
you win be cheated.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
CERTIFICATES.
AUGUSTA, Ga. March g 1857
Prof DeGrath-Dear Sir: This Is to certify that my
hoy Moses has been afflicted with Rheumatism for
seventeen years, and by application of your Oil
was entirely cured, and cheerfully recommend II
| TO all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully, C.HEUBER
For sale by SMITH EZZARD, sole agents at At
lanta, Georgia.
90 Prof. CHAS. DEGRATH.
80 South Eighth street. Philadelphia.
KELLER e. WHITE, Agents.
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REMOVAL.
O. X. FIRE COMPANY.

n meeting OF the q. K. Pre- Company on the
n 90th Of October 1t was-Kcsolyed, That the thanks
Of the Company are due the Young America and
Company manifested by the prizes offered by them
and awarded 70 rs; and that the Secretary be instruct
ed to ex press publicly to them and tn our many
friends our high appreciation Of their indnes and
eoumgements and resolution ever 70 merit their
favor. oct - FIJI. U'BEIRNE, Seety.
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
CGQEIEIC ATES
Great Alarm About Town

a BOUT money matters and bad tobacco, but =. Fen.
n drich y Bros have received some Of the best
chewing tobacco that ever sold in city, They
have all the best brands of Virginia tobacco. Give
them call and convince yourself They also have
one hundred thousand Of The best Havana cigars.
Ccf-l2fh.
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THE HOG TRADE.

The dealers in Madison have made en-
gagements for about $4,000 head of hogs at
an avera,e Of % 80 per 100 lbs, ON which
the buyers have already advanced the large
sum of e2so, 900, and of this amount not
more than S25, 900 has been borrowed from
the bauks-the rest Of it has been derived
from the "cash capital Of the solid men of
the place." Whatever may be the condition
ofthe market, the Madison Courier thinks the
dealers will be able to stand it without ask
ing favors from abroad. We think they
will need all their strength to carry the
burthen.
We have seen letters from New Orleans
and from N. York, expressing the opinion
that no purchases Of hogs should be at rates
above 3J<@4c. Some dealers think it I'M
safe to 60 above 8 cts. The St. Louis pa
pers report sale of 200 hogs at 4c. On the
next day ESQ more were offered ut the SAND
price without finding purchaser. The St
Louis papers remark that this is terrible
tumble in price, and must disappoint the ex-
pcctations of great many persons. Blu
there is no help for it.
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An Enormous
CALllOPE or STEAM ORGAN,

OF the capacity Of an hundred Brass Bands, harno
NOUS Piano Forte, and audible I'm certain states OF
the mosphere for ten miles, is attached the
Palace Fleet, altogether different sort Of an affair
from the aborons heretofore seen, and will announce
their approach.