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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-27
l s ) Z. 1857
FALL GOODSi

TGNIE subscribers are now receiving their large and
1 complete assortment OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
embracing every variety Of Ladies' Plain CATERS
Ladies Tipped CATERS:
Ladies' HIGH BOOTS;
Ialies double sole Walking SHOES
with or without heels
Misses CATERS, plain and tipd,
with or without heels
Gents BOOTS, BR0GANs, &c
We keep hand all kinds Of Boots and Shoes, TO fit
all and sizes of feet, and asst the dear people
give them examination before buying elsewhere
McRFA Il WELLS,
septsi First street, Fosters Block.
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DIR. COGGSWELL'S
ANTIPHEOGISTEC
. a l.

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases OF NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and ArFEc-
TIoNs OF THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried it this city, Is for sale at
KELLER g WHITES.
The highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given by number of the most respectable citizens who
have tried il. ljy2
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GREAT EXCITEMENT


Prevailing all the country in consequence 81 the
tremendous success G McLeaB's Volcanic Oil Lni-
ment. IL Is superced'ng every Liniment and remedy
for the cure 81 loc and external diseases. Hum
dreds ofconhsmed piles have been made to walk by
its use, many tSat were suffering for years with old
Chronic Sores, snG had tried in vain the many rene
dies and Linimens before the public have heerT
permanently cured hy the OF few small bottles "
MeLean's Celebrated Liniment.
McLeanss VOIcSnic Oil Eminent
Is the best lRiment chat has been discovered and
the only reliable iedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Sores Of ell kinds, swelings, any local
Pains on man animals.
~ Livery-.table Keepers, Farmers, Drsy--
men and all that have the charge Of horses,
should keep n supply constantly on hand, TO-.
be used In time OF need.
PRICE OF THE LINIMENT.
In consequence Of the increasing demand for this val
liable Lnimcnt, ii is now put up in twenty five cent
bottles, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fifty
cent bottles contain three times the quantity Of the
twenty five cent size, and in proportion their
costs. that purchasers will money by getting
the largest sizes.
.E- All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment must
be addressed 20 thu proprietor.
JAMES ii. MCLEAN,
St. Louis, Mo.
Agents for Evansville, Indiana,
ay27-ly1 KELLER WHITE.
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REMOVAL.

LAYING found the house recently occupied by me
q u ON the corner OF Main and Second streets too
small 10 accomhodate my increasing trade, have
Washington House." recently occupied by Messrs.
Armstrong Greek, where would he much pleased
to see all my old customers, and new ones too.
SAMUEL VIAKERY.
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An Enormous
CALI OPE OR STEAMORGAN,

OF the capacity Of hundred Brass Bands as harno-
NOUS Piano Forte, and audible in certain states of
the atmosphere for ten miles, is attached TO the
Palace Fleet, altogether different sort of an affair
from the aborions heretofore seen, and will announce
their approach.
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READ THIS

hfLlCTED, READTHlS-
Miraculous cure made on one of tine citizens of Ma
PROP. DEGRArH-Dear Sir: This is to certify that
had a fall, spraincd my shoulder and was afflicted
for eighteen days, and lost the of my arm, and
could not raise my hand to my hesd and hearing of
and by application Of il enabled raise my
hand to my head and take off my hat. Thank God /
afflicted. TheappIication was made before a hundred
persons. Yours, truly,
lSigned.l A. J0RD0N.
Witness-y Hafer, John W. Brantly,
ii Rogers, Lewis Young,
G. Franklin, wv Aderhold,
4 h Ff kesss 7 rs Gr LETTERS
Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sir: I, Capt b. b. Smith,
hearing OF the wonderful cures Nv Dcirath's Electric
Of the Electric Oil relieved, and now have
The use ofmy arm. the APPLICATION was made before
fifty persons. Ii. B. SMITH, Twiggs Co.
We, the undersigned, were present:
Raleigh, n. c. Standard.
CERTIFICATE.
WINsBoRo', S. Z March 9, 1857.
/, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have been
badly afflicted for two months with infiammatory rheu
matism; one ofmy legs being much swollen-stif and
Deraths celebrated Electric Oil within thirty hours;
also troubled with partial deafness in my le ear,
and by single application Of the Electric Oil my hear
ing has been greatly improved.
DAVID ELKIN
AUGUSTA, Ga. March 90 1851
Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sir: This is To certify that
have been afflicted with headache and corns my
feet-from which have suffered very much-and by
the application OF Det;rsth's Electric Oil have been
cured of my headache and and therefore
mend tito all. 2. McCUE. /.
Prof. DeCrath's Electric Ol-s25 rewarl,-I will
give s25 for the apprehension Of a low scamp, who
printed some dirty bills and called his stuff by the
name Of Electric Oil.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of low pedlars and picayune
druggists who put up stuff composed of Canphene
and Lard Oil, calling II ELECTRIC OIL. No ped
lers sell the genuine Electric Oil i'm the United States
lit sold only by respectable Druggists and country
merchants. BE sure and get Detraths Electric Oil
you will lie cheated.
AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
CERTIFICATES.
AUGUSTA, Ga. March % 1857
Prof. DeGrath-Dear Sir: This IS to certify that my
boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism for
seventeen years, and by one application Of your Oil
l was entirely cured, and cheerfully recommend it
to all similarly affected.
Yours respectfully, c. HEUBER
For sale by SMITH & EZZARD, sole agents at At
lanta, Georgia.
Prof. CHAS. DEGEATH-
80 South Eighth street Philadelphia.
KELLER d WHITE, Agents.
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PRICE OF THE IMMINENT.
RANK NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the stock holders in the
" Branch at Evansville Of the State Bank of In
diana, that the Annual Election for eight Directors in
said Branch To the ensuing year, will be held
the Banking House in Evansville, on Monday the I'd
day Of november next, between the hours Of ten and
six O'clock. The polls will he opened AT O'Clock PM
By order of the Board Of Directors.
oct3ds&wte Nv. RATIIB0NE, Cashier.
uirtsrcO
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WELL DIGGING NOTICE.
fENHE undersigned is prepared 10 DIG WELLS in
- sand to any depth, to put in artificial bottoms
without taking out the water, To prevent sand from
raising; Also to dig through rocks other sub
stance. Satisfactory references can he given.
Apply to ID. GORDON.
sept2s-5m Corner of Carpenter and Lect SITS.
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The Stud Of Ring, Pad and Trick Horses
probably the most valuable used in any Circus
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SAMUEL yICKERY.

EHAVING purchased, and fitted up, the brilding
II known as the Gold W WASHINGTON HOUSE,n
will hereafter be found AT his stand with well se
lected stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, &c, &c,
RI take this method OF returning sincere thanks
my numerous friends, and the public generally for
their liberal patronage, which compelled to leave
my old stand and seek more commodious quarters, and
hope by strict attention to business to merit con-
tinuance of their favors.
SAMUEL yICKERY.
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TAVA COFFEE.-
d 80 Pockets Prime Odd Government Java Coffee,
for sale by toct29l WHEELER & RIGGS.
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PERMANENT BOARD WANTED,
uNOR man and his wife, i'm private family, where
II there other Boardefs. Location must he
above Main street. Address line to Box No. Alb Post
Office, and il will meet with attention. oct5-d&w
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-18

aF N. n. INGALLS,, 9G ff
TEACHER OF THE PLANO FORTE, Vocal Music and
thorough Bass. Rooms in the Baldwin School, SAINT
Paul. Piano Fortes tuned. ~
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VIM. II. NORTON. :
ON

ders and inf.-nies Of Youth and ,nafnritv resutn,
IRON excuses Which destroy the physical and mental
powers; observations on marriage, its duties and dis
qualifications, &C., illustrating the anatomy and physj
ology and diseases of the reproductive organs OF both
sexes their structures, and functions popular
and comprehensive treatise the duties and cas,aliti,
of single and rred fehappy and fruitful is,ces
mode OF securing them-nfecitous and infere ones-.
their DEVIATION and remoyal-imporart hints 70 tbosa
contemplating marimony, that will overcome ob,ection
to it, nome however, should take taig Important stem
Sseases and %eSaa s IL the
to old each graphically ilustra ted by bestfi
autograph plates nervous debility causes and cure
by process at once simple safe and eectua tha,
failure Is mposib bile; rules for daily management an
ssay on Sperniatorr9a with practical obseryats ON
tonary hints on the injury resulting from enprical
practices: an essay all diseases arising
tion with plain and simple rules hy which all persona
can cure themselves without mercury-rernedjes foN
those selfincted niseries ard disappointed homes 81
unfortunately prevalent in the youz it Is ,rutlfuf
adviser to the married and those Contemplating mar
fage Its perusa u particularly recommended 10 per
sons entertaining secret doubts Or their physical eopd
ton and who are conscious Of having hazerded The
health happiness and privilege TO which every human
being entitled Price % cents per coy or ra,{rs
the United States 800 fA'f vi
N.B.-Those who prefer may consult Dr. La .croix
upon any of the diseases upon which his book treats
either personally or by mail His medicines often crre
~ e snort space OF six days, and completely and en-
reiy eradicate al races of those disorders which TO-
payla and eubets have SO long been an antidos TO the
ruin OF the health Of the patient. His French Secret
Is the great continental remedy that class OF do-
ders which unfortunately physicians treat with M
to the Tretreyabe destruction Of the patients eonss
ton ana which all the sarsapara in ths world cannot
Dr. La Croix's medicines are free from all mirsral
polsens, ana pns up IN neat and compact form which
can Se sent Dy Express or Mall and may be taken
pupue OF private house, while travelling, without e4
posure to the most intimate friend mate, hia-
arance from business study and important Change
the Union according directions safely and carefully
secured from observation. Office removed from No, 50
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-18

The Chatfeld Republican, heretofore a
strong Capital moving journal, speaks as fol-
lows of the duty of the Legislature at the
extra session: a =
It win be seen by reference to another
column that an extra session of the Legisla-
ture has been called, to meet at St. Paul on
tho 9th of the present month. The object
of this session, as indicated in the proclama-
ton of the Governor, is to make DISPOSE
ton of the lands granted by Congress to this
Territory for Railroad purposes. We do not
know whether the Capital question can
properly be brought up at this session, but
presume not. We hope at any rate Cater
the chewing it got last winter) that this bone
of contention will be left untouched until a
new Legislature is chosen. Of more vital
importance now than anything else is the
disposition of the land grant, and we hope
our Legislators will bury the Ratchet, smoke
the pipe of peace, and proceed at once, after
they come together, to make an equitable dis
position of this munificent behest to the Ter
ritory. By the act of Congress granting said
lands, q very important duty has devolved
upon this present Legislature, and we trust
they will not hesitate to perform it quickly
and well. a-
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l.. LEGAL, NOTICES. I
|IN0TICE OF ARPLICAIIoy ron T7Ef

II MOI1CE OF AI10y R0W THTE
to Chapter SO Of the Statutes, for the Relief q In
ne matter Of the .ppicsson IN the District Court
Of John h livingston, m in for the Second Judi.
solvent debtor, 70 be discharg cial District in the
ed from bis debts, pursuant to County Of Ramsey,
Chapter 90 q the Statutes for TERRITORY Of Min
II thereef Of Insolvent debtors. nesota. 81, SO.
AT Special Term Of tho District Court for the
Second Judicial District in and for the County Of Ram
the Territory Of Minnesota, held BY his Honor
Court OF the United States for the Territory of Mnne-
ksta and Judge offhs District Court aforesaid At Ms
l1th day Of March, fs57, It was ordered, infer
aG s'That all the creditors Of Joha Livingston an
hsy ss,S % z show
liSo st ten e O'Clock in the forenoon If that day,
at my Chambers at the Capitol in the City Of 81 Pnnl.
why an assignment Of the said insoves state sb"ui3
not be made, ana he be discharged from hs dsSss
suart % the Statute For the Relief Of Iusovent Debt
"And further order and direct that notice Of the
eoptents Of this order be published in the weekly
said county Of Rsnsey the seat Of Government o. s.,d
Territory Of Minnesota, In each week for ten fio1
weeks excessively and also, that notice asaressd
cessvely, i'm thes Lansing State Republican,
published ct the City Of lansing, the seat Of Govern
nent Of the State Of Michigan; and also. that said
notice be published in each week for ten weeks
successfully In the Albany Argus and Atlas newspaper
published in the City Of Albany in the State of New York
Nic ecot VI 00vernInent Of eoiQ cC0te."
In pursuance Of said order, notice Is hereby given
that John B. Livingston of the City Of st. Paul. in said
county OF Ramsey land Territory Of Minnesota
ent deetor has died In the once Of theCer District
Court In and for the second judicial District in the
county of Ramsey aforesaid, at st Psu In said County,
his application for discharge from HIS debts, pursuant
the Statutes In such made and provided, and
that each and every Of the creditors OF said insovent
debtor, John R. Lvingston hereby notified and re-
quired to show cause, any they have, before me- at
my chambers at the Capitol in the City Of ST Pau, in
said County Of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota,
the sixth (6th) day fof July, A.. d. 1861, at ten
Q0 O'Clock In the forenoon OF that day, why an as
sgnment Of ssd iusovens estate should be made,
and he be discharged from his debts, prayed for
said petitioner. t54ssf .f
Notice first published March 90 1857. Creditors to
appear before his Honor Moses Sherburne Judge Of
Second Judicial District In and for the County Of Ram
in the Terrtnry of Minnesota at his Chambers in the
Capitol in the City St. Paul. County Of Ramsey afore-
said the sixth6th) day of July, AID 1857 at ten O
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day. show cause any
they haye why an assignment should not be made Of said
InsOiyents estate and he be discharged from his debts
AMEs Var RrTTN OBpI0RR, Attorneys for Insolvent.
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NEW ORLEANS. April 3


The schooner Joaquin from Vera Cruz has
arrived.
The Government was in such straitened
circumstances that it was obliged to suspend
payment at the custom houses of Vera Cruz
and the city of Mexico.
British relations continue in an unsettled
state.
The new constitution was promulgated on
the 18th of March.
General Blancarte was voluntary prise
ner at Guadalajara, for trial by Court
Martial. f
Minister Hacienda, late Governor of Tam
pero, is about to visit the Capital to defend
his character.
The mails are arriving irregularly, and
nothing had been heard, in Mexico, of the
rejection of the Forsyth treaty. r.
Santa Anna has numerous emissaries at
Mexico.
The Nicaragua news received in this city
gave great joy.
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THE NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April 3

WASHINGTON, April 3.
Applicants for route agencies and small
post Offices are numerous. 1t is determined
however, that no removal of the present in
cumbents shall take place without sufficient
cause.
1t is not true that Peter G. Washington,
ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, in
tends going into the banking business with
ex-Secretary Guthrie, at Louisville.
The removal of KEENAN,, Consul at Hong
Kong, is conditional. Commissioner Parker
is instructed to carry it into effect, if he shall
as certain the truth of the charge, that Ken
nan carried the American flag at the head OF
the forces in the attack upon Canton.
The Administration have had no intention
of sending Minister Extraordinary to
China.
As reported before, ex-Bigler, of Califor-
MIA, was appointed to Chilli. He was offer
ed, but refused the office of Commissioner to
China.
From the records of the Pension Bureau
it appears that the land warrants issued
since the first law passed, will call for about
5S,OO0,O00 of acres. The acts passed since
February 10th, 1849, have granted NOR,
than 50,OO0000 Of acres. $50
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-04-18

The MARRIAGE FEE.-The late Dr BoyIl-
ton. was once disputing with farmer about
the case with which the minister earned his
money.
snow" said the farmer, ''when you are
called on to marry couple, You never eN-
pect less sum than three dollars, and you
sometimes get ten dollars-this for ie"
minutes service" =,
! "Pooh!" replied the doctor, II wonlo
agree to give you half my next marriage zee
for bushel of potatoes"
1 "Very WE'LL" said the farmer, III take
your offer and send you the potatoes"
/ A few days afterward, the doctor was
called on to splice loving couple at Dog
town, place about four miles from where ne
lived. When the ceremony was over, the
bridegroom said to the worthy minister:
/ swell. parsen, s'pose must fork over
something for your trouble. What say you
to taking one Of my terrier pups? The best
breed, tell you, in the country. Shocking
nice to have in the barn. Worth full five dol.
lars, and, s'pose figure two would do fol
the splice. eh 90
The doctor took the pup with joy. The
joke was too good he FASTENED to the farm
er, saying:
+ Snow, friend, here is my fee-how shall
: we divide it2n 10 ssa 81 Eee4s esbs
= The farmer relished the joke so well, tha
n he increased the potatoes to half dozel
i bushels. * 8
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(From the st. Louis Democrat, April 4th.)
Exciting News from Nebraska !---FOur
Men Shot. and Others Banished!

Men Shot, aud Others Banished!
The steamboat St. Mary, Capt. Cabbell,
arrived Yesterday from Council Bluffs-the
first arrival of the season, from that far dis
tant point on the Upper Missouri. She was
also the first boat to arrive at Council Bluff
CITY, having reached that point on March
2Sth, after forcing her way through heavy
ice tor three days. We learn from her Off
GERS, that when she left the Bluffs, on Sun
day. the goth, the river was rising and very
full of floating ice. The people of the various
towns on the river above st. Joseph, were
destitute of many of the Injuries, and even
the .necessaries of civilized life, and eager
crowds fastened on board az every landing,
for the purpose of purchasing portions of her
cargo that might be for sale. Several per-
sous who went up with her, had provided
themselves for such demands, and realized
laree profits on their ventures. Other boats
have ere this followed in the wake of the St
Mary, and the people along shore have prob
ably provided themselves with almost every.
thing they wanted.
We learn further, that four men were sho
at Plattsms uth, n. l., on Saturday evening
| March 10Th, by the orders or hands of Wig
lance committee, and that five others were
banished by the same party, from Nebraska
across the river, and forbidden to return t.
the Territory, under pain Of death if caught
Their offense is said to have been claim
jumping.
!, The officers of the St. Mary informs US al
so, that IN private quarrel on the 10Th Q
March, in the town Of Atchison, X: L., on
man was shot. we did not learn his name
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New York. April :

Washington correspondents say that the
Administration has definitely refused to send
special minister to China also, thad or
ders are issued for the dismissal of the Con-
sui at Hong Kong, for assisting the British
in their attack on Canton.
The Herald says that the agents of the
Spanish and Mexican Governments are pur-
chasing provisions and munitions of war in
anticipation of the expected invasion OF
MoYico
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WASHINGTON. April 3.

The Union publishes the correspondence
between Lord Napier, the Earl of Clarendon,
and Mr.. Cass, relative to the rescue of a
great part of the British ship Tasso, wrecked
at Barnegat, by the crew of an American
lfe-boat Mr.. Fowler, the acting Vice-Con-
sui at New York, has been Instructed to
convey to John Jones, one of the boatmen
who persisted in the rescue, a donation of
$50 as mark of sympathy from the British
Government. A subscription has also re-
suited in the collection of sum sufficient
for the purchase of small house and farm.
Mr.. Fowler has also been making inquiries
respecting the relatives of John Parker, an
other boatman, who lost lis life, and the
rest OF the boatmen who shared in the same
danger. ..-
Earl Clarendon instructs Lord Napier, to
express in the warmest terms the thanks OF
the British Government for the timely aid
rendered, and expresses his admiration OF
the courage and devotion of the American
bcatmen. Asf'
Mr.. Cass' letter to Lord Napier SAYS 1t
is always source of qualification to this
Government; when citizens of the United
States are instrumental in rescuing individu.
ais, especially citizens or subjects of foreign
countries, from the perils Of the sea, and that
the manifestations Of sympaty and gratitude
on the part of her Majesty's Government i,
this instance, is justly appreciated by tn,
President. fa ESQ
There can be no doubt Of the report re
ceived by the Texas that Canas had mad
oyertures to General Walker, as such actio
had before been indicated by a letter fro1
Minister Hacinda, at Nicaragua, though th
nature of the overtures is not known. Chill
son was always friendly to Walker, and onl
awaited proper opportunity to take side
with him. The reinforcement that joine
Col. Loe kridge consisted oftwo hundred an
twenty Texans. h S
The above is given on the authority {
letters received here. ~, -.
Mr.. Howard, the Reporter of the Suprem
Court, has announced that a volume contain
ing the decision and opinions in the Dire
Scott case, will be published in two or thre
weeks. u 81 4adss z