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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10

ANoTHHR MURDER IN KANsAs-LynchL Lar.
The steamer Omaha, which arrived at St.
Louis on Saturday, reports that at Leaven-r
worth City on the Sd, two men by the names
Of Gordon and Gellappie had been arrested
and were to be hung in the course of q short
time by the citizens. They were charged
with brutality numbering a man by the name
Of Walls, from Ohio. 1t is supposed that he
was decoyed to the levee, there murdered and
robbed, and the body dragged to the river
and thrown in. When Gordon was arrested
he denied all knowledge of the murder,
though ii was observed that his shirt and
clothes were stained with blood. The popu-
lace were greatly excited. Arope was placed
round the neck of the supposed felon, and he
was elevated short distance from the ground
This seems to have brought him to a proper
sense of his situation, and he asked to he cut
down, and proceeded to make confession.
He admitted his criminality, and implicated
fellow by the name of Gillaspie, well known
in St. Louis, and a man named O'Bricn, as
parties in the murder. He acknowledged
pie stabbed him four times, and O'Brien
twice, before they succeeded in killing him.
Soon after this confession, Gillaspie was
arrested, and the execution Of the murderers
was only delayed in the hope of catching
O'Brien. As the Omaha left, preparations
were. being made for the execution of Gordon
and Gillespie, whether they were successful
in running down O'Brien or not. it-1 &
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II is a Most Undoubted Fact

That DR.. SASFoRD's INvIeoRAToR OR LIVER RENE
Dy is of the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. 1t has been study Of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased caused the greatest number Of
ills pains, and his conclusion is, that the liver Is the
greatest regulator of the system, and the most liable to
disease, while il kept from disease, is preventative
of Dyspepsia, Jaurdce, general debility, &C., while
last, but far from least, mention consumption; for
experience is, that cases Of consumption &C.
from diseased liver, than from all other causes put
together. ia
Taking this to be correct hypothesis we have but to
find remedy with which to correct the liver and We
have of nearly all the diseases We are subject to
by simply using a preventative. That the ISvIGoRA'
TOR is such remedy, is beyond doubt to all who Try
it, for its virtues are such that for all complaints arr
sing from liver arrangement. IL is unaling remedy
while family medicine, for all diseases of the stom
ach or bowels, which caused in greater or less de
gree by liver arrangement, ii is the safest surest, and
most efficacious remedy known. taug20-d&wlm
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THE ILLINOIS SOUTHERN RAILROAD
The GRANVILLE Journal advertises for pro-
posals for the grading, masonry, and
bridging Of thirty miles Of this road from
GRANVILLE to the Saline county ine.. The
Journal also contains a letter from the
President Of the company, in which he
says that the work of procuring sub
scriptions is going on rapidly, and the
friends of the road are confident, that in
addition to the private subscriptions, the
road willsecure from each county 500,
600. The completion of this road will
cut Evansville off entirely, unless o
branch is, built from this point to Gray.
vile. The Importance Of such road
and the additional business it would
bring TO Evansville, ought to stimulate
our citizens to take some action upon the
subject The people along the line have
shown n determination to do their part
and if this city. would lend . helping
hand, the enterprise could be set on fool
Immediately, and the road be in running
aosder, by the time the Southern road is
completed to GRANVILLE. -, (
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OCCURRENCES AT NEwBuRe.-A cor.
respondent at Newburg. gives Us the FOL.
lowing account of unauthorized proceed
'ingsSip that place - ib 81
"On Monday night two persons belong.
ing to this, town, assumed 10 be municipal
officers, and arrested a mulatto, on s1s-
picion Of being runaway, and without
the sanction any authority or magis,
trate, took him secretly into the upper
room Of store, and stripped him. and
made a minute examination Of his
person. to seas they said-if he bore
any marks Of slavery about him. Some
knowledge of the transaction having
le-kea- out. a crowd assembled around
the building. when the pretended officers
suddenly concluded. he was q free man
and let the fellow slide. He, declared
himself to be free, and said he was
fireman on steamer, that had stopped
at Cannelton few previous. and
while on shore, the boat had started
and left him. and he was making his way
to Evansville. The poor fellow was 81
much frightened and agitated that h'
could hardly stand. He left town, but
was Immediately pursued again BY tn
same individuals, who was feared
had some designs Of kidnapping him.
/ You will observe. that the Wsrricl
! Democrat Of Tuesday, has cOnspicuousl.
at the head Of it's columns call for
Democratic Convention, to be held .
4 Petersburg. to nominate . candidate 70
\ Congress, and then after II, the announce
ment Of Judge Lockhart's decease. Pro
4 priety-one would ,think-would hav
suggested q reversal Of this order {
things. Avidi.y for Office, makes me
forget to stop to shed . tear Of deceu
!. Iespect over the bier Of deceased il
cumbent." IN ,.Fv.t.- -
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4 Z
81 o. It is reported that the State o.
Ohio win lose $3.50, 900 By 1.-THE failure
Of the Life and Trust Company. last
january 81, 100000 ofathe State bonds
of Ohio became due, and funds for their
redemption were placed with the Trust
Company, who were made agents Of the
: State, to redeem the Stsck Il At the date
Of the failure Of the company, only ST.,
$4,000 of.ths bonds had been, presented
'for redemption the bals6ce Vftfie State
bonds are unpaid, and the funds which
were to pay for them, have been sunk il
the Trust Company. The State Fund
Commissioners were o negligent as t,
entrust so large sum as s2,5Oo,OOo t.
the company, without any security.
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Bran and shorts! -
For sale at reduced prices at the Southern Mills, by
aug3Cl -f IGLEIIEART BROTHERS,,

IL Blue Mass, and all other mineral compounds In
the shape of pills, have been laid aside make
for a better production from the vegetable kingdom
in the shape Of HosTETTERs Stomach Bitters. These
celebrated Bters entirely vegetable and their
bnaton of such nature guarantee perfect safety
in being used by both young and DID, male and female
the latter in particular have received the sutsry
benefit from the use of these Bitters when all other
treatment from the skillfu hands have failed in
restoring them from of debility perfect health.
For sale by Druggists generally. [septl0-lw
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.t~G The Executive Committee Of our
Agricultural and Horticultural Society
have invited large number Of ladies' and
gentlemen from abroad, to act on com.
mittees Of award at the approaching fair
We are assured that our citizens will ex.
tend to them the Inequalities Of the city
The Society has invited strangers to &C,
on the committees, believing that theil
Judgement would Be unbiased and just
Those who can accommodate these stran
gers, who will be with rs for few days
will please leave their names at Mr.
Horpbrook's store, With, thsI numbs
each can take. v.'s4s :
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@eThe failure Of their New York
branch, has caused the failure Of Adams,
Graham & Co.. at Cairo, where they have
been the freight agents of the Illinois
Central Railroad. and doing very large
Commission and Banking business be-
sides. They had been the chief depos
tory Of the funds Of the people Of Cairo,
and heavy drawers of exchange. They
had houses in New Orleans, New York
and Cincinnati. Their failure is likely
to be heavy-if not . bad one. +.
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~ Dun MEcHANIcs.-If any of our readers
desire to examine beautiful specimen Of
harness making, they should call at Mr..
Charles Babcock's Store and look at a sample
Of the work done by Mr.. G. Thornhill, u
gentleman who has recently come among us
with the intention Of starting in the harness.
making business. This specimen of his skill
and taste, is not o piece of fancy work made
up for exhibition, but was made to fill an or
der, and for substantial service. 1t is equal
in quality, beauty and finish to any that can
be found in New York or Philadelphia.
Such work is credit to the city. Ia
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%thes Constitution Of Minnesota
recently adopted by tie co ,vention, pro-
hibits slavery, and pr, yidss that the
Legislature shall consist VI 81 8 majors
, and 80 Representatives: theA Cove nor.
Lieut.. Governor, Attorney Geir raj, and
Secretary OF State. are to be elected for
two years. The Judiciary is to consist
Of Supreme. District. and Probate
Courts, all elected by the people. Suf.
frage is extended to white persons who
have resided over one year in the United
States, -four months in the State aliens
must have declared an intention to- be.
come citizens also to half breeds and
Indians who have adopted the habits o
civilization. after they shall have beer
examined before a: District Court. and
be declared capable of enjoying the rights
ofcitizenship. The Legislature is author
lied to,pass general banking law, upor
the Free Bank system The constitu
ton can be amended bya .. majority 0
the Legislature, the 4 amendment bein,
Submitted to and approved by the people
st. Paul is made the seat Of Government
until elsewhere located BY the Lsgisla
ture. nsi sS- aI E 10y I.rr.5l,3
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OF. The trees across the river are be.

Sc OF. The trees across the river are be-
ginning to put on their suit Of brown.
The top leaves are just turning as they
feel the first breath Of coming fall. In
these latter times, 4" the falling Of the
leaf" rather suggests the approach Of
busy times, of the pork season, and q
high river with plenty Of boats, than the
"saddest of the year." We are remind
ed Of the "good time coming" when our
streets will once more be alive with bu.
siness. and the {" financial pressurs" We
read OF, will give way to flush times.
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commissioners of WAYNE

~ The commissioners of Wayne
county. Ms, have contracted to give the
.l2O, 1000 acres of Swamp lands. belonging
to the county, TO q company for building
. railroad from Fairfield, the county seat,
nine miles, to thu Ohio and Mississippi
railroad. The land is now worth $3.50
per acre, and when the road is completed,
it will be worth So to $40. This is as
advantageous q bargain, on small scale,
Is was the Illinois Central Road charter
in its day. 80. .-...fa.- 3. tt.
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OF Col. johnson, commander Of the
Utah military district, left st. Louis on
Monday, for Fort Leavenworth. where
he will Be Joined by Gov. Cummings,
and the civil officers Of the Territory
and with six companies Of Dragons,
take up their march for Utah. Sixteen
companies of Infantry are now en- route
for Kansas, to replace the Dragons
transferred to the Utah expedition.
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ENcoURAeINe.--Dud Mann's Ocean Fer
~ Company is doing remarkably well. We
announced few days since that President
Buchanan had subscribed 800 towards the
great scheme. The Company requires IS :
600, 900 and as IS 900 was subscribed at the
Old Point Comfort Convention, and Mr..
Buchanan has increased thatamountto S.
100, only $7,ssl,ooo more. are necessary to
consummate Mr.. Dudley Mann's darling
project. Capitalists who have means to in
vest will please make note of this.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S


Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, III.
D., MUSICIAN Extraordinary to the Queen. This IN
valuable Medicine is unfang In the cure Of oil those
painful aud dangerous diseases incident 10 the Female
constitution. ,
1t moderaes all excess, removes all distractions and
brings the monthly periods With regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to
confinement they forify the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with safety to hersef and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, a. they
bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time
| they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Elections, Pain
| in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness Fatigue Slight
Exerton, Palpaton Of the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits
MYSTERIES Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasioned by dsorered SYSTEM these Pills
will effect when all other means have failed and
| although a powerful remedy do not contain iron,
| calomel, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
| in the United States aud Canada. One Dollar.
| n. B.-sl:01 and 8 postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure hottleof the pills by
| return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
| Sole A gent for Indiana.
| HALL0CK l. STODDARD,
\ ap27 '5I-fyis = General agents, Evansville.
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Va KILLED BIZ WnIsKY.-The Rising Sun
Visitor records the death of an interesting
boy ten years old, from drinking whisky at
Patriot, Ind. On Sunday afternoon a crowd
of boys from ten to fifteen ears of age made
up q purse and sent one of their number to a
grog shop and bought several quarts OF
Whisky. One Of them, Albert Driver, died
on the following Monday, from the effects Of
the poisonous liquor. The excitement was
so great at Patriot, that the man who sold the
boys the liquor fed.
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G The GREAT Rock ISLAND BRIDGE case
: is on trial at Chicago this week, before
the U. 8. Circuit Court, Judge Mclean
! sitting. 1t involves the right to build a
. bridge over the Mississippi. It isa suit
! brought by the owners and insurers o.
the Fife Alton, new steamer, worth
$4,000, which was wrecked against the
Railroad bridge spanning the Mississippi
. between Davenport and Rock Island
The question is whether the railroad
bridge is an obstruction dangerous to til
navigation Of the river.
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b " We are indebted to the steamer
Fairchild for the latsst New Orleans
papers. The city was very healthy, but
extremely dull. The papers Say: it was
never before 50 difficult to predict any
thing in regard to the crops. The corn
crop is good and secured beyond con.
tingency. The excessive wet was caus.
ing the cotton to shed the hollis. The
sugar cane looked we'll. but the quantity
growing was less than ordinary.
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Mt. VERNON, September 4th, 1851

or Our FERRY is in most excellent
order, and the boat is kept constantly on
the move, making more frequent trips
than 7 formerlys and preventing any
vexatious delays To travellers crossing the
river ,iassA srs roe - so0o a "a
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OF The election Of Delegate to
Congress from Nebraska. Is still in doubt.
No official count Of the vote has yet been
had. Both parties charge fraud in the
returns. toS
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RrrstoI,s sarsaparilla,

The original and only for Scofua and all the ter
rble brood of external maladies, born Of unhealthy
blood, still stands alone and unequalled, and is in
greater demand than ever. KEMP's WORN PAsTIL-
LES, by Of their delicious taste and superior eff
cacy have taken the lead of all the mineral vermfuges
80 Sold by d. 7. Lanman-& Co., wholesale drug
gsts So Water street. New York, and by all druggists,
e. for sarpaparilla, and Particles 25c per bottle
Nv
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rrThe steamer Golden lGGsts.,, a On he

GTsThe steamer Golden Gate, on her
way from Hickman to st. Louis. took
fire at o'clock on Sunday night, about
20 miles below the city, and was burnt
= to, the waters edge. Her cargo was
wheat and lumber; some Of the hands
= had been employer in the hold
the wheat on deck, to be dis
g charged rapidly on reaching the city. 1t
-, is supposed the fire caught from candle
.a'' used by them. Efforts were made to
~a' extinguish the fire, which proved una.
yailing;-the matches were then fastened
down to suppress the, flames, and the
boat run two miles to a point where the
passengers could be safely landed. The
= books, papers and valuables were saved
The boat and cargo were . total loss
The boat was valued at SIS, 900 and in
. 50 stirred for $4,000 s'is7sk 5oHsIz-ai 81.
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A National THANKSGIVING.

In this year Of abundance and pros
perity, it is proposed that we shall
have . day OF National Thanks
giving. appointed by the President.
Such an event would have tendency to
promote feeling OF common nationality,
AMI strengthen the bonds Of the Union.
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INcREDiBLE.-A horse, cart and man
were actually engaged all day yesterday
in repairing the wharf. The gravel at
the foot Of, the levee is being placed on
the upper part, and 1T is confidently
anticipated that by winter. the block
in front Of our Office will be in toleabls
repair. aim '..4'a..gs- =. F's
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Holloway's PilIs and Ointm emit.

PREJUDIcs vASQUIsHED.-The dispensaries and
hospitals of Europe now regularly supplied with
these remedies They admitted to be indispensable
in diseases of the exterior neguments and the secre-
tive rgans. ..,.-f --.
- Sold at the manufactures, No. 20 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. 24i Strand, London and by all
drug gists, at Csc, 62Ec., and 81 per box pot.
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HelInbold's Compound Fluid Extract. as a
remedy for Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel.
Dropsy, Weakness, &c, has no equal. Read the adj
vertisement in another column headed Helmbold's
Genuine Preparation"
augI3lm e WOOLSEY SAWYER, Agents.
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" VIII has nat Heard IF Barhare's Holland

Simple in its composition, pleasant to the
taste. and truly wonderful in its effect, its
popularity cannot be wondered at. To in
valids just recovering strength, it is inval-
liable: exercising that soothing influence
over the nervous system. and imparting
that health and tone to the stomach, SO
longed for by the convalescent."-D Daily En-
ferprzse.
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EThe Kangaroo, with Liverpool date

- The kangaroo, with Liverpool dates
to the 2sth ult., arrived at New York on
Monday CEisGa5WTT
The Committee of Directors of the Allan
tic. Telegraph Company had had an interview
with Sir Charles Wood, to enquire whether,
If the Company sold their present cable, the
government would place at the disposal of
the Company, gratis, suitable steamship to
lay the cable next Summer. The reply was
in the affirmative. The Directors have been
offered for the cable higher price than the
cost, for o line to India.
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FEARFUL AcoIoExf. LAT Alton, H., on
Tuesday, the horses attached to a carriage.
which contained Judge Bailache, we'll
known editor Of that city, and others, BECAME
friehtsnsd and backed it of an embankment
10 feet or upwards. Judge Bailache died
from The wounds received and the others are
severely hsrt. 4 :. asa u 4 Fthas
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A. j. 0'REILLY, "

49, BEACON LIGHT SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
n.y. As, meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. 3 j. T. WALKER. ID. p. 7.
A. j. O'RrLEy, II. X. jan30ly
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Y. MI. C.. L.

"A CALLED MEETING Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Union wilbe held THIS (THURsDAY) EVE
MING, at the Lecture Room OF the Old Presby
Church. Every member OF the Union is expected
to be present By order of the
septic PRESIDENT.
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Hoas.-ContractsT have been made in
Sullivan ana Green counties for stock
hogs at S. gross. The hog crop along
the Wabash promises to be large one
the coming season. =, 81, - ~, - q.
~ We are requested TO give notice 70 oil
persons requiring license Of the city Of Evans
ville-who have not already taken out the
same-that the City Marshal will proceed on
Monday next 10 levy rspis against all such
dslinquenss. The attention 9th owner Of
all carts, drays, wagons, &C., are referred Il
the Ordinance now in force and 20 he found
On tie Ass: page Of thls eApss. ~,
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Cheap Flour.
ART BROTHERS..

We are selling EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, made of
White Wheat at - 80 per sack RETAIL the Southern
Mills. TERMS, CASH.
sept. IGLEHEART BROTHERS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~S0~~N0~~~<N~SCScSO~(~OO O~~O~ON~O~O~~NOOO~O~~~
y3ES7s NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
ts%&n-s one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
Scents per line one week: discount on longer time.
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49, EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No
Va Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street. over the Canal Bank.
-ILI G. W. RUDYARD, W. c. T.
A. .O'REILLY, W. X. -r..f.. jan20ly
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COAL. NOTICE.

The price Of Coal at the BoDIAM MINES. Is at the
Pit, 3 cents per bushel; hauled to any part of the
city, 10 cents per bushcl. - - =
tfi JOHN WYMOND,
febs - - Secretary and Manager.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
AGRICULTURAL,
Z 2 EvANsvILLE, Sept. LIST, 1857.
Notice.

NIESSRS. PRESTON BROS. are now receivinga
lv1 very large stock Of Groceries from the Eastern
cities, which they offer to the trade at low prices for
cash Or approved paper, comprsins in part follows
100 bbls Crushed, Pulverized and Refined sngars,,
80 half Chests Teas, assorted; -
pa 150 caddies do. do Ne 1850
81 boyes Boston Hydraulic Can dies;
1000 rs W hite and Colored Carr ct Chain;
100 kegs 8. G. Soda;
100 boxes do in B papers;
10 cases Sardnes:
50 bbls assorted Nuts; SD
- cerons Indigo;
20 casks Salt Petre; -1tht
80 bags Pepper, Spices and Cloves
20 boxes German faucy Pipes;
10 dozen Cedar Churns; Fnta -illfN
10 do do Brcketsr ssfF
90 do Well Buckets; 80
10 gross German Matches;-
100 mats Cassia and other articles too numerous.
to mention. tsept2l PRESTON BROS