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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

The first vessel from France under the con-
tract Of Messrs. Regis Of Marseilles, to sup
ply the French Colonies with twenty thou
sand African apprentices, sailed from Mar
settles, provided with sea passports from both
the French and English Governments, for the
coast of Africa. She takes ont large cargo
of trinkets of small value, which are to b.
probably invested in contracting negroes fol
zen Year, service, and conveying them tc
Martinique and Guadalupe. 1t is boldly an.
nounced by the French papers that this trafs
il to be encouraged, and these voyages repeat
Cd, a. the means Of supplying the Colonie.
with an abuhdance of labor. The Prim,
Minister officially announces the interestin,
fact that the Spanish government have fount
the means Of supplying the Spanish West In
dia Islands with abundant labor, which viii
soon be put in operation, without infringing
the slave trade treaties with England. Thu,
new style win soon break up the old fashion
ed slave trade.
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Tho first Legislature, under the imperial
DYNASTY, Of France, has expired according to
the terms Of it, organic law; and an election
for new Assembly is about to be held
The Government processes to want free ex-
preston of popular feeling, and has encour-
aged the Republicans to make their nomina-
tons, which they were about to do, but have
been deferred by subsequent indications,
which have led them to believe, that this pr, =
tended liberality of the Emperor is sham /;
that it is designed a. trap to induce them to
avow themselves, that he may know wLo
they are, and enable the Government to keep
them under surveillance, and finally to deal
with them as palicy may dictate. The Gov
eminent has issued formal circular to the
provincial authorities not to use force against
those who may wish to vote for the oppo-
nents Of the Government, but tells them to
held the factionists up to public contempt as
disturbcrs of public order" This is sig
nifcaut hint to the liberals-and as they
have no hope Of producing any practica
good by electing q few Independent men
they have determined to take no part in Tn,
election. which will result in nothing NOR
than formal registration by the people o
the names Of the Legislators, selected by tn
Government. The Government has regis
ter of s,oOo,OOOo voters ont of population
Of So 900, 900, which is one to four inhab
itants. In this country of universal stuff
rage, the voters are only one in seven inhab
itants. There cannot be more than five mil
lion voters in France, but the Government
have provided an extra four millions to cove
any Notwithstanding, it may be conven
lent to resort to in order to defeat the libel
ais If they should make demonstration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

FAvoHs-We are daily indebted to our at
tentive friends, Messrs Joseph Simons and
Patridgs, the active and efficient assistants of
Mr.. Fish Of Adams q Cos. Express for the
latest Eastern papers-usually one or two
days in advance of the Post Master Generals
slow transmissions. These favors ere not
solely to us, personally, though We appreci-
ate them very highly, but the fruits of them
60 to the public, who should not forget tho
gentlemen who confer them.-
Mr.. Hill, of the mail service, is slso very
obliging and attentive in this respect and
should be remembered by the public.
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\ GENERAL Scorr AFTER BRrsHAM You've.
We learn from Washington that General
for consultation, and is now engaged pre-
pariug the details for the movement Of tho
troops to Utah. 1t 10 also stated that the
President finds no authority in the Constitu-
ton that will enable him to interfere with
Brigham Young's matrimonial arrange
mense, and thar in creed and wives the
Mormon Elder viii not be intsrfsred with by
the army. But all the requisite JueRss,
Aarshals, and ofhesrs necessary 70 adnSin-
isssr The eotsmmsns, viii b. ssnt ous With
thc 1oeps. sna osdsr sna sa1sey Vim - ss-
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lNFANrIcIDE AT SuLLIvAN.-The examina-
ton Of Sally Bedwell, under charge of in
fanticide, lasted four days, during which for
ty witnesses were examined. Nothing very
conclusive was elected, except In the exam.
ton Of the risoner herself, who confessed
that the child was born during the temporary
absense of all the family except two children.
carried 1t to.a hollow stump, near the house,
in which she concealed it. 1t did not cry and
she did not know whether it was alive or
dead, She did not want IL TO live. It was
afterwards taken from the stump, in her pres
ence, by q man, and buried, where it was
found. Who the man was, she win nc. tell
nor will she tell who is father Of the child.
No means, she says, can induce her to betrny
the party who buried the child, nor the name
Of the father. She and her brother were COM
mitted toiwait their trial at the Circuit Court.
The brother as accessory 20 the murder;-
the charge Of incest against him, is aban-
doned. The wife Of the brother was dis
charged as innocent. The prisoner has per-
severed for more than twenty days, "a her
attempt to starve herself to DEATH The Sui
Ivan Democrat says: "During all that time
the Sheriff informs us, she has not tasted q
mouthful Of food, to lfis knowledge She be-
came much worse on Monday, requiring al
most constant attention from her physicians
She is now improving, having repented Of
her determination to starvc herself todcath
and now takes such slight nourishmsnt a.
her PROSTATE condition win bear. Close con-
inement has bleached her compilations some.
what. but she is not as much reduced as out
would expect under the circumstances"
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AN INTERESTING RELIc.-At the annual
fteting Of the National Cincinnati" held
O Boston, Mr.. Winthrop exhibited a spcci-
en- Of the Tea that was thrown overheard
Boston Harbor in the first act of resistance
, British oppression by the Colonists. II
- contained In small bottle, which he
sid Judge Bigelow had left to be shown tc
company, labeled, "a relic Of the tea de-
royedin Boston Harbor, December 10, l775
und che following morning by Thoma,
slville, in his shoe, and put in this vial fol
sservation." The vial was passed round
dexcitsd considerable interest.
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PiscicultuFo.

Or promoting the increase Of the growth Of
Fish by artificial means 10 exciting consider
able interest. The State of Massachusetts,
has made appropriations 10 promote it, and
several gentlemen in different parts Of the
Union are engaged in experiments. In Franco
it has been very successful. The fish crop is
estimated this year, ut ono million two hun
dred thousand dollars. 1t is believed ere
long it will be worth one hundred millions,
and fish will become the staple Of food Of the
French population. Our numerous rivers
and lakes afford great opportunities for the
artificial propagation of fish in this country.
| The process consists in the artificial express
sion Of the spawn and milt of the fish, the
| mixture Of which in the water is essential to
the vivifcation OF the eggs, and then stirring
them gently together. If this be done with
proper regard TO the natural condition of the
propagation Of the fish, the eggs in due time
disclose their young and by this means great
multitudes may be saved, which would have
been lost by the accidents to which such en-
bryonic atoms are liable in the cold world on
i which they are thrown. 1t is to guard
against this inevitable danger that nature
provides the fish with such countless multi
tudcs of eggs, "thronging the sea with spawn
innumerable," as she does in the case of the
seeds of plants and fruits. Lund, Swedish
naturalist, who pursued this investigation
about one hundred years ago, found that one
hundred mullets produced four millions o
+ young! So we may imagine to what an ex.
tent fish may be multiplied when this scienc'
, is carried to its highest perfection.
This practice of increasing tho production
, of fish by artificial means is no new thing
The Chinese have had it for centuries togeth.
, er with gunpowder, printing, the mariner
compass, and almost everything that W
( pride ourselves upon as essential portions o
.. our civilization. The early Romans also cul
e tivated it very successfully, though it was un
/, accountably disused in the latter ages of tn
8 Republic and the Empire, when the pas
q sion for fish almost amounted to o mania
' Those who have running brooks and pond
4 upon their lands can find no labor so prof,
4 able as q little care bestowed on buildin
a weirs and procuring the spawn of valuabl
!. fish. They will grow and propagate withor
!, further trouble or expense, and an acre I
!, water surface may be made to produce moi
, profit than forty acres cultivated by hand ID
y Dor in corn.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

eY CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL DIN Is
shown by the records Of the Custom House 10 he the
only London Cordial Gin Imported and soldn bottles;
oil others are made here in imitation Of II.
1t is delicious tonic beverage, and by its pcciiiar
favor ESQ different nom other gins) Is universally
esteemed by all who uset II Il adopted with great
success in cases Of DYSPEPSIA, -doUT, RHEuMArIsN,
DRoPsr, GRAVEL, Cote, CHOLERA, FEVER AND
AeuE, srRIcrURs, DISEASE or THE URINARY On
CANS, ErILEPsv, FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, &C.
DR.. Valentine Mott. Of New York, in Letter to the
proprietor, says:
ssChar.es London Cordial Gin, IL the prnret best,
and most reliable Extract Of Juniper have seen"
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GfN'is sold by
all Druggists and Groccrs In the United States and 80
also are numerous poisons called "London Cordial
Gin"-to avoid them, buy only "CHARLES." Reject
any other offered to you you value your health.
Price one dollar for quarts fifty cens. for pints.
EDMUND c. CHARLES.
mh303mdxw Sole importer, a. Broadway, N. Y.
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RoxANrIo wzDpNs.-A pair Of Mississip-
pi lovers, living in the vicinity of Frisr's
Creek, few days since bethought themselves
Of getting married. Having procured Ii
cense, they set out on horseback. They soon
came up to parson "sctsfng" on fence-it
seems he did something occasionally at farm
ing-snd requested him ''to sclemnize the
sacred rights Of matrimony at once" The
parson finally consented, and he setting" on
the fence, and they on their horses, the sa-
cred rite was "solemnized." after which they
went on their way rejoicing.
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IL Dyspepsia, in all ITS various forms Of emacated
humanity, resulting often from small causes like indi
gestion, producing Constipation, Flatuency, Nausea
in the Stomach and thousand other ailments tending
PROSTATE deblitate the physical any and all
Of; these ills yield like magic to DR. HosrETToRs eel
ebraed Stomach Bittcrs, giving II the reputation II
bears Of reinsatingt health, thousands who have tried
is vivifying and strengthening influence upon their
almost desparing and broken constitutions. All should
use these Btters during this weather, it is the
most eecual preventive Of diseases known For sale
eyerywhere Ije2l.lw.
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N.noIeon ana WeIIIns

Napoleon and Wellington. Napoleon lost the
battle Of Leipsic because t Of indigestion coudcd his
giant intellect. A dose Of BRANDRETH'S Pills,
which are sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and ind
gestion, might have made him conqueror. Napoleon
would not take pureatives-he was too busy to give
time for them to act, and died at an early age. We'll
ington used pureatives freely, and not only beat his
rival but lived to eightyfour. Twenty five million
boxes Of Brandreths pills have been sold and their
pureative quaitres well appreciated The contrast
Of Napoleon and Wellington shows the importance of
the sick using this invaluable medicine. Ije2i.lw
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Dr.. CAvASAUeH's PILE SALvE.-we cheerfuily
refer the public to the advertisement of Dr. T. p Cav
anaugh, satisfied are, that he is pretend, but
thorough physician, familiar with materia medica,
and skilfu in the application Of his knowledge
He has made many valuable discoveries in tho science
Of medicine, Of which he offers TO the public.
His cards bear the names Of many responsible men,
who have given to this medicine their warmest com.
mendaton, and express the belief that in instance
will fail to accomplish ecctuai cure OF the pecu
liar disease for which the Dr. has prepared it, II used
strictly according to drections.-l Chicago Native C-
zen.l For sale in this city by
aus7 KELLER WHITE.
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Great Cure after the Physician had Faife

Great Cure after the Physician had Failed
RUssELvILLE, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1855.
Dr.. G. N. JAcKsox-Dear Sir:--"We would inform
you that we are out Of Hollands German Bitters,
which meet with ready sale. One Of neighbors has
been doctoring for some time, 1--WE think about two
year) with all the doctors in the country, but all Of
avail. He looked much like a dead man going
about, as anything can compare him to. His dis
ease appeared to be OVERLOOKING of the gall. With
hard persuasion prevailed him to try your Bit
tiers, with the promise to him II did no good we would
charge him nothing for it, provided he took six bottles,
according the direction which he has done, and l.
now entirely cured, and has become well man. This
cure has created great sale in this neighborhood."
Respectfully, EDWARDS BROWN.
See advertisement. ap,7
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKES


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, ~.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This in.
valuable Medicine Is unfang In the cure OF all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident to the Female
constitution. -,
II modetes all excess, removes all distractions and
brings on the monthly periods With regularity. These
Pills should be used two three weeks PREVIOUS Ia
confinement they fcrfy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to per
form her duties with afety to hersef and child.
These pills should not he taken by females durinf
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, rs they
are to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other tim'
they safe.
In ali cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Paii
in the Back and Limbs, leavness, Fatigue on Sigh
Exerton, Palpation Of the Heart Lowness of Spirits
Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasioped by disorered system, these Pill
will effect cure when all other have failed an
| although q powerful remedy do nok contain iron
| calomel, anthony, any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each package. Pric
| in the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
N B.-sino and postage stamps enclosed to an,
authorized Agent, will insure hottie Of the Pills '
return mail. w. w. ROBERTS, indianapolis,
| Sole Agent for Indiana.
| HALLOCK l. STODDARD,
| aps7 5s-1yis General Agents, Evansville
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TrxAs.-Accounts from Texas Of last veek

TExAs.-Accounts from Texas Of last week
represent the crops of wheat, cotton and corn
as promising. The wheat harvest had COM
menced and the grainwas very fne-superior
to any before raised in the country. Corn
was very scarce and was selling at Galveston
at one dollar, thirty-fve cents, and at San
Antonio for two dollars and u half per BUSH
ell, while in eastern Texas, il coufd be had
for SO cents, affording persuasive arsumen,
in favor Of railroads.
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New York 4 Erie Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC

\ II Bfy your Through Tickets to NEW YORK, Bos-
fbS ,PHiLADELPBIA, and New England Cities VIA. this
u TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE ;SAv.
ED.
I WHhrough to New York City WITHOUT CHANGE
CARS.
II The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS!
This Line extends to Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Falls. with an unbrpken Wide Guage-connecting at
Dunkrk directly with all trains fronC Cnein-
natl, St Leuis and Chicago on the Lake Shore Rail
Road
70 Buffalo via the Buffalo New York City Rail.
Road making direct connections with ALL the Steamers
on Like Erie from Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit, also
with the Buh4A0 Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
70 Chicago
Railroad, making direct cornerstone with all Trains
the Great Western Railway from Detroit to Chicago,
~ bosom PASSENGERS ca stop in New York
any length Of time, and resume tier journey without
eI "a 1TFEbhouaH TICKETS sor.e in all sbe min.
cipAl Weeep RailroaA Ofices.S
~ RAae As Low a ~ AMI orfahR ROUTE.
g. r. aM1TH, Gent Agent.
osyss,ses, g, hs sA' NJ x:sissas'
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~ There appears 20 be no serious effort
10 arrest the ascending banker, Thursneys-
sen. who fed from Paris, leaving defalca-
tons of $5,0oo,ooo. The reason is said to be,
his close alliance in his operations with nu-
merous Influential persons in power; he
knows too much of Government affairs.
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N. \. PoLIcE CoNTRovERsr.-The argu-
menss upon the New York police cases, have
been finished before the Court of Appeals,
and it is understood that majority of the
Court are ready to pronounce the bill crea-
ting the new Metropolitan police, Constitu-
tional. The Judgment Of the Court will not
be delivered for several days vet.
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By the new army bill, the annual conscrip-
zion in France, is fixed at one hundred thou
sand men. 1t is said that there wassome feel
I'm the Chamber when the bin came up for f.
nal passage. But 1t was measure affecting
Che personal feelings ofthe Emperor and was
therefore silently voted without murmur.
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wOn Wednesday last fight commenced
in Westport, Missouri, between German
butchers son and the son of . citizen, which
run into general free fight, and ended in
the demolition Of four or FIVE houses belong
ing to Germans, by lawless and excited
mob, for no Just provocation.
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MuRkAv AND LAxxAs's FLORIDA WATER is culed
from odorous tropical flowers. the perfume Of which Is
concentrated, and indeliby fixed in the preparations
For fifteen years IL has maintained its supremacy
accessory u the South American toilet and isnow de-
mandedhere by the whole fashionable world. Sold by
d. T. Lanman, and by all druggists, It fifty cents per
bottle. tje24-lw
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HoLLowAy's OINTMENr.-The healing and cooling
effects Of this alamc ointm mt, upon burns, scalds,
running Sores, ratons Of the skin, scrofulous vi.
GERS, salt rhenm, erysipeas and all external nnamma
ton Is miracle In sureery. Sold at the manufactories,
No. 20 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. IA Strand,
London; and by all druggists, at Is cents, 6skc and
4 uer not. Iic24iW.
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IN oOExrn sroxs OF rH1 ClAY MoSr-
NJ 4 70 Be- laid on the 4th Of July, atLsx-
ton. The preparations win BE- on ., mag
eat svals, and The sssssnpniss vs.v inn
iae. 4 hess sdnsensss ~ prsens WIN
fsssas 4sk I'll tsra seths ensN.
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EVANSVILLE TEMPLE or HONOR, No
w. II. meets every Thursday evening, in tn,
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank
E.w. POINDEXTER, W. C. T.
Al. O'RriLLY, w.R. jan2oly
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BrAcox LIsfsr Social TEMPLE No
W. IS, meets every alternate Friday evening
a. sbove. JOHN HYDE, W. C.. T.
CIV. RuDYARD, B. X. jan30ly
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PROCLAMATION!

u
BIZ known by all sckly, weak and deblitated per-
sons, that McLEAx's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and invgorte
the SYSTEM and remove all impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In it is combined the properties of atomic, Diuretic
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease Of the Stomach. Liver or
Bowels, such as:
DiaffhGa, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Heodache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach Liver
Complaint, Costiveness Weakness Debility, Pain
inthe Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevers, Ysliownsss
Of tae Skin, &C., &C.
| waen taken, il neutrazes and removes any morbid
secreons in the Stomach, and strengthens the Dges-
| tive orsahs.
wills also cure any disease Of the Uterus. Kidneys,
Bladders or Urinary organs; and As an Alternative,
purifes and creates healthy circulation Of blood re-
moving all sores, bos, pihpes Of botches from the
| skin. .t-s
TRY 1T, ard be convinced Of its Wonderful invigo
| rating properties.
For Children, who are pnny, weak and sickly. we
advise parents to give them teaspoonful Of this Cor
| dial daily.
~ See Circular.
J.H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor OF this Cordial.
Also, Mctean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
~ Principal pepot-Corner Of Third and Pins
| treets. st. Louis, Mo. sp.7-lydAwis
Sold by Keller q White, Druggists, Man-street
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WThe Government is said to have con.
cluded to send the California Overland Mails
by the San Antonio and ella, or "extrems
Southern route.
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THT NEGOTIATIONS into'New York Of dry
goods have been moderate for last week.
Those Of metals, skins and groceries are the
heaviest. The value is reported "a follows:
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~A mob in Detroit on Saturday night
last burned three houses Of ill-fame, demol-
ished two others, and drove the inmates from
another.
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COAL NOTICE,

The price Of Coal at the BoDIAN MINES. is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of the
city. 10 cents per bushel.
feb9 Secretary and Manager.