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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-20
EVAN WILL E:
RAILROAD FROM RocKpoRr.-The spirited

RAILROAD FROM RocKroRr.-The spirited
citizens of the hourshing town Of Rockport,
ssem determined not to fall behind the age in
its onward progress. They have projected a
railroad from their town, to intersect the
Straight Line Railroad at Washington, Daviess
county, and by a ferry connection to Owens
boro', place themselves in communication
with the road building from the latter town to
Wolf Hill, which road intersects the great
Southwestern lines from Louisville to Mem
phis, and the Louisville and Nashville roads,
and thus secure to the people Of Rockport
the same great Southern and Northern con-
nsctions, we are seeking for our own city
Unanimity, harmony and genuine public
spirit in small town, combined with energy
and enterprise, may accomplish more than the
pusilanimous and discordant attempts Of larger
and richer cities. few men of the right
sort of spirit, acting in combination can turn a
village, with such local advantages as Rock
port has, into city by well directed enter
prise. In abiding to the Straight Line Road,
the Democrat says:
The history OF the Air Line road itself, with
which We propose to connect our road, affords
us an abundance Of evidence of what presever-
ance and a determined will can accomplish
That enterprise has overcome obstacles which
well might deter other associations of capital.
but over all Of which the financial skill o! its
accomplished undertakeIs, Messrs Smith and
Carpenter, are about to triumph most signal,y.
Not only was that company compelled to
struggle against the crushing pressure of q
money panic, resulting from bad management
in our banking system, and the consequent
distrust of all Indiana corporations in the ewes
of capitalists abroad, but they had to combat
tho prejudices created against this enterprise
through the efforts Of the friends of the Ev-
ansvlle and Charlottesville Railroad. whose
interests were endangered if the Air Line road
should succeed. Notwithstanding all the ex-
traneous circumstances thus surrounding
them, the Air Line company has steadily per.
severed in the accomplishment of it's original
purpose, and now bids fair to soon witness the
realization of its hopes Of success
The estimated cost OF the road made by The
Democrat is $1,000 per mile. for the grade
and bridges, and the distance is calculated al
sixty miles: five more than from this point Il
the Crossing. The iron, they propose to pur
chase by mortgages bonds on the road Mr.
Hunter, the Chief Engineer, on the Owen
boro' and Wolf Hill Railroad, is engaged t.
make the preliminary surveys, and will enter
upon the service Immediately. We wish sue
cess to works Of internal improvement il
every form and in every direction, where the
people have the spirit to undertake such en-
terPriscs; and there is no place where the peo.
pie have more Of the moral and business ener
gies, according to their size, than the people o
Rockport.
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~ The civil appropriation bill was passed

81 The civil appropriation bill was passed
by the House of ion the last
day Of the session. The bill was reported
back from the Senate with eight amendments.
The House voted to concur in every amend
ment, without knowing what was embraced
in a single one Of them except one. and that
was an appropriation of million Of dollars
for the Washington Water Works. a scheme
which could not have obtained, as an indepen-
dent measure, the vote Of one-third Of the
members in its favor. The bill passed with
all its denominations in it, by the log rolling
system, for no member who had an interest
in one Of the items Of the bill dared to op-
pose its passage for fear of losing his own
share in it,
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INFANTrcIpE.-The frozen body of an in
FAINT vas found in q corn-6eld near Carlisle
Warren county, Ohio. last.week. man by
the name of Thompson, residing near Wind
sor, Randolph county Indiana, had passed
over the railroad a few days cvious in COM
pany with young woman, who appeared to
be in great distress, and they had stopped in
the vicinity of the place where the body was
found. They had returned over the same
road and their conduct and appearance was
remarked by the conductor. After the dis
covery they were traced to Randolph county,
and the man was arrested When first ar
rested, Thompson requested the officers not
to inform his family Of the object Of their
visit, and he would go quietly with them
But he delayed his preparations for depar-
ture so long that they were forced to insist
upon his starting, and in that way his family
became acquainted with the fact Of his arrest.
The girl was .ound sick in led, at Thomp-
sens house, and when recognized by the
conductor, who had seen her on the cars, she
burst INTO tears, and exhibited great distress
of mind As soon as she should be able Ia
travel she was to be taken into custody. Size
is very pretty and interesting girl. She
was brought up in ThompsOn's family, ard
there seems to be no doubt but he is the fathe
and she the mother CT the infant whose Dir
they went from home to conceal, and which
was left to perish in the cold. Thompson.
family are highly respected in their owl
neigh5orhood, and they followed the priso-
ner to the train that took him away iron
them, beseeching the officers to release him
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Ho0FLAND's GERMAN RITTERs.

TIE NEMED1
j. NJ MULsHzER. Doyestown, Pa. June 30. 1858. says:
Ny wife besn sietei With nervous debility since
September fs5I since which time have been unable
end physician medicine that would her in the
least until csleia. the store OF DR. Harvey OF
this wn for some tnc.ure of iron and described
Athletic of wife; he then handed lot of
to read which found describing German
Bitters. Immediately procured few bottles from
pea<od that the Of ths Btsers has don
good than all the medicines she has heretofore
taken. wish you send me half dozen bottles"
See adyertifem nhl3
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The Railroad Discussion.

We have begged Of the parties, relief Of
few days, for our subscribers. from the ex-
citing controversy that has filed our col
umns for weeks. A short respite, we hope.
may restore the combatants to better humor
with each other, themselves, AMI the world.
Tho vanquished-as usual--thinks the latter
very much "oIt Of joint
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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.


UP"Every mother should have box 10 the house
handy in case OF accidents to the children"
Redding's Russia Salve.
Itisa Boston remedy OF thirty years. standing. and Is
recommended by physicians. liis a sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles Bols, Corns Fslons, Chilblans
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, Scald Head, Nete RASH Bunons, Sore Nipples,
iel 'mmended by nurses, Willows, Sites. Fosters.
Flea Bites, Spider Sings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds il lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands who have used
in the city Of Bosond vicinity for ;heIast thirty years.
In instance will this Salve 10 injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe broughtfrom Russiaof
articles growing in tina; countryand the prcpretors
letters from all classes clergy men, ply sicans
captains, nurses and others who have used it them
Selves, and recomEend TO others. Readings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
with picture of house and disabled colder. which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price s5
q box. RKvDISG Co.. Propretors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co. Agents,
ap1.d&wly Evansville. Ind.
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CANDIDATES.

Ma CAsnLE:-Please announce ny Q can didate
for reelection to the ose OF City Clerk at the ensuing
charter election. mh20 WELL III. WALLER.
RS We are authorized to announce JAMES FITZwIL-
LIAM candidate for the OFF Of City Marshal the
suing April election. Subee. the dicion of the Demo-
crl,lc Convention.
G4-we are authorized to announce JAMES B. EVANS.
Is caudida.e for recollection the oce Of City Marshal
a, the ensuing A Frit election. mhI7
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Mr.. PEABODY AND THE SUBMARINE TELE.
GRAPH.-We learned from Mr.. Peabody du-
ring visit to him at the Mills House, while
he was in this city. that the English terlni-
nus of the great submarine telegraph which
is to flash intelligence from Europe to Amer
lea and vice versa in the twinkling of an eye
is at his private residence IN London.
Charleston Courier
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R6 HooaanSs German Btsers prepared ndscld by DR..
jackson the German Medical Store I21 Arch street.
daily their yell deserved celebrity
for Of all disease arising ror OF the
liver These B.ters have indeed proved blessing TO tho
afflicted. their gratitude by the tatternS
testimonials This medicine has established for itself
name that competitors. however willy their schemes or Sc
ductve their promises cannot reach 1t gained the public
fdencc Immense benefits that have been derived
See advcr,,semen. mhl3
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OF The Trustees Of the various State Be-
nevolent institutions at indianapolis. propose
to hold convention and formally request the
Governor to call an extra session Of the Legis-
laturo to provide the means to carry on the
government. No day has been name1 yet
cor Inc meeting.
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IlEAvT PEoFITs.-While all of our pork
operators have done we'll this season, some OF
them have realized very heavy profits. We
learn that one house has cleared no less than
100000; another shows $4,000 on the
right side Of the balance sheet; while the prof
its of yet another amount to $4,000. and
several others loom up to $50, 900 and $780,
0O0-Loui'sriUe Courier.
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GFThe spring elections in the State Of New
York, so far as they have been held, indicate
a large Republican gain over last year, In
655 townships the result is as follows: Repub-
leans 394; Democrats 1875; Americans &c. OF
these same townships the Republicans have
carried 100 more than they did last fall.
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ARKANSAS RIvER-There is now one OF
the highest freshets in the Arkansas river
that has been known since 1914. The whole
country along its banks is inundated; and
the new levees which the State has been
erecting Of late years, have been carried
away in many places, doing immense dam
aye to plantations and wood yards.
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HOLLOW AVS PILLS ANN OJNTMENT.-Pass-
ing through the aborbers into the inferior this
Ointment acts like magic hasam on the irfaned and
irritatsd paris. while the Pills by their action
the blood seutrsss the elements Of disease sola at the
manufactures No so Maiden Lane Newly orkand No IA
Strand. London. and by all druggists q. ESQ e2c and
81 per boz. mhl3-lwdAW
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or 1t will be seen that our popular and
efficient City Clerk, is candidate for re elec-
ton. AS we are to have no party distinction
in this election, but those who are for and
against progress, let the progressives give onr
Young friend a unanimous vote.
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ne,srn,,s s.usap.RuLA-rh. olde,

DR!sTOL'S sARsAPARiLLA.-The Oldest. the
purest aud reliable paraon Of the hind Is
manufactured in highly concentrated form. with i'm
proved BY the who the sole pro.
preors OF this preemnent for Scro ula Skin dis
ease. general debility. &c.. and also Of kemrs Worm
Petil,eg and immediate for Worms. con,sinp
mercury. Sold by d. T. Lsnmap Co.. Wholesale drug
gis 90 Water street. SswYork aud by all druggists at 5oc
per bostlo. mhzj- lwd&w
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w. GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
SSSs cry goods and business. has had long
rsrenee Ia both Is excellent salesman and an accom-
pshsd Book Keeper would like situation IN which either
all these qrAihcations would be avasbie has
poyers whom he give the high rsferences Apply
to the editor OF the Journal. fe2i-tf
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0JIt is said that James B. Clay, the son
OF Henry Clay, has had the teuder of the
mission to Berlin, from Mr.. Buchanan. and
declined it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


square, lines less time. SOC: three times 81
week. 81 weeks. 81 50; month. ga three
months 81 six ths. $40; year. si5 Discount
larger advertisements Cards of six lines under 81 Per
Arnum Nochase for marriage death religious notices.
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ron THE JOURNAL.

FOU THE JOURNAL.
Inever 'spir.d tew be poit,
CT sei'Htteil. I 'spose you it;)-
But il I thawt there's virtu init
Darn'd il wouldn't In 8 mint!
Bat whom you tawk OF do < ratypin.
Wsbster's round and takes delite in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babi1'' t.w. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. glass or plate.
Hen tx yewr shAdder - fate.
So natrai aud so trew TO life,
When yew re away twill fool yewr wife.
novzs-d.f TILEsTON's Gallery.
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~ See advertisement in another column OF
"Hsrc inducements to Agents"
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30 AEDiSG

With large and pleasant for the accommodation Of
lady for single gentlemen be obtained
in private family. in central location. Apply at this
ofice. feil-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TEeticesin tins place. cents per line insertion
80 cents line three tines 80 cents line week dis
eounton longer time.
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WOoD. WO0D!.-Orters for Wood lett .. SAMUEL
yicKERY's will be promptly hiled. feh3
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60 II.
TEMPLE Or HONOR,

TEMPLE Or HONOR.
Evansville Temple Of Honor No. every Thursday
the Hail. Water the Canal Bank.
X. W. PoJNTDEXTEE. W. O. T.
A. j. O'REILLY. W. +.
Beacon Light Social Temple No 5 meets altevn
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. b. p. T.
e. W. RUDYARD. Il. Il. jan20 '57-ly
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CRESCENT CITY HALL!
PROFESSO o. S. FOWLER,
WILL DELIVER HIS
~ . ast lie lures
E1NOR the VI. l.. Association, on THURSDAY and FRI
n DAY evenings. 18th and 20th inst. Commencing at
$50. -
SuBJEcr.-MATRIMONY;
Or. LOVE. SELECTION, COURTsHIP AND MARRIED
LIFE.
FRIDAr.-WOMAN's PERENOLOGY.
SPHERE. RIGHTS, WRONGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
Each closing with public examinations Seats Is Cents
De- Family Tickets Lecture at reduction
HS Professional of character daily till SAT.
ut'aJ NJ sherwood mouse. rri9-td
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SPECIAL EaECTION.


oiuE hereby given to the qualified the City
OF Evansville that in pursuance the
an agree neat entered into by and between Common
council oil the City OF Eysnsvils and the rresden
Trustees OF the towu Of Lamasco City which said Article
IN the words and figures following to wit
SIXTH.-TEat election be n dav March
1885, the provisions Of said act the people
City OF Evansville ana the of Lamasco City TO vote
upon the question of TO said
upon the terms specified in this agreement
Now in conformity with said article said agreement
ana In pursuance to orset OF the Corne
sad: Notice is hereby that special election will be
held as aforesaid at the Young America Engine House
lower precinct and the Neptune Engine House
upper ecinct the time aforesaid March Thurs
cayl. between the hours OF O'Clock a and clock
r. M OF said day. st which and place ballots will be
received from all qualified voters voting the
Evansville $500 - ~ ' N''' "
Per order. WELL IT, WALKER CITY Clerk
Enquirer ana olktete COPY week. mhI9
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED that the lots of lots the
s,as OF Ihird go street between Main and sycs
more streets cause the guttsrs along said lots to be
with FOOD store or rock At least four fees width and nine
inches In DEPTH inclusive also curbing Sat
pavng to be pleted
and default thereof the
u perform said work. and the and
srerom, will he assessed to and collected by sale Of aad
lot or much thereof as will satisfy said
BY order OF Council. WELL III. WALKER
Nelksoote copy till June LIST. mh2O- IA
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$40 REV ARD!
stolen or Taken by Nissake!
WANTED.

young asituaon 3 wholesale so re-
and have had ten Years ofoxperiencs the
Ia one OF the Eastsrn cities Can the Engsh
herman Language and give good reference Please
or one week II. VI. X. box 2s3. Post Offce mhle-at
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VIZ
WISH dispose Of Steam FIGURING Mil and grounds
IN the city of New Albany Ind the Of Stats
Elm streets The buldings 50 feet 'front.' loo
four high nay built hard brick strong
foundation laid in lime The Mill is perfect
running order make $50 barrels Of -four in "a hou and
Convenient TO the depots of the N. s. and Jererson
Vile Railroads. an the Ohio river.
This property will be sold low and easy rayment.
mhf On. A Trihune) JAS. MARSHALL.
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enn DoZ ass'd Hemp Manila and grass Bed Ger d.
wv 50 doz Cords 80 bales cotton Twins
for sale ty fe19 2. III. COOK SON.
ep6k BONES prime New-York Hamburgt Cheess reed
eSO perrailr ad by fel4 En-. COOK SON.
NT o. sUGAR.-25 hhes just reed fer.als BY
lVe fel9 s. L. GILBERT 4 co.
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"A CONTRIBUTIONS,
fHSHE Board Of Trustees of Pigeon Town ship
IL County Ind prepared receive sealed
Saturday the 2ist of March next building
heavy for bridge to Pigeon Greek
line of Franklin Lanes
CO. The work to be rock the material sand
stone and will contain about 300 Perches (2j
perch monthly estimates will he made Done and
material the ground of which 90 per paid in
cash Gown. The Board retaining 10 until
petion of the Plans specification or
any information required byappyinx Mr. Philip Kramer
ian2l-ts
At meeting of the Trustees ~ Pigeon Township held ON
tue 18th day of March, 1896 ordered that
receiving for building bridge
Pigeon Creek be extended to the 18th day Apr 1881
Inha-td JAS. q. HATCHErr Tow rship Clerk
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
NORTH EAST, NEW STORE.

HENRY BENNETT has opened VIII al
11en,re new Stock Of Goods, such as acS
usually sold in ah country to~rs. His stock
is wei assorted, sule cfed with q great deal of
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices, either for cash or country produce.
It consists of the following goods. CON-
plete assortment If
DRY GOODS ASp GROCERIES. o,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND E Ups,
QUEENSWARE AND HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS. ~
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The most complete assortment of BUILD.
ING HARDWARE and Carpenters Tools
that has ever been offered in This part OF the
country, which will be said AT equally as low
prices az they Can be sold in Philada.
His CLOTHING is got mp entirely under
his control by Robert Faulkner, jnsi from
Philada., who gets up his work in the hest
II iHer. Customer work got up at the short.
est notice and in fhc best style.
N. B.-Thc highest price paid for all kinds
of country produce by
HENRY BENNETT.
North East, Cecil Go. Nd.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
NOTICE 10 COLLECTORS.

fTHE Collectors of the several districts
L are notified to make the following re-
turns at the second meeting of the County
Commissioners in the month Of April next,
{on the East, 22nd, and 23rd Of that month";
viz:
The return ofncw assessments for the year
1857.
The return Of all Insolvcnccs for the year
1886. with the reasons therefor.
The return OF all errors and necessary
changes in assessments, and
The return ofthe removal OF Taxables in
their respective districts.
They are further notified TO pay to the
County Commi Ssioners, at their first nicetin.
in April next (on the 1th. 9Th and 9Th of that
monthly the amount Of tax on dogs collected
by them for The year 1856. in order that il
may be appropriated TO the uses specified by
Law. BY order.
JAMES S. CRAWFORD. clerk.
t" Cunnm'rs cecil county.
March 2ist-jw.
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
Farmers Depot i Plaster Mills
AT THE JUNCTION OF

AT THE JUNCTION OF
York .frenuc, Croun and CallouhM SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
WE offer large ock of Chemical Manure and
w Fertilizers at low prices. and warranted to
be genuine; among which will be found
l.UO0 tons No. ! Government Peruvian Guino
1000 tons De Burgs No Super Phosphate OF Lin
The above standard articles are. each of their
kind. the beat in the WORLD Our Land Plaster
m,nuf:,curs from selected stone. is c-lebr ,ted
throughout the Union for its purity and rength
|. We invite orders tor:--pc Iurgs No. | super.
Phosphate Of Lime; No. | Government Peruvian
Gulno; Frcnch's improved supcr.rhoslLato Of
Lime; Fiench's Philadelphia Pouircttc; No
PHOSPHATE Gnano (pkil,da's Co.'S Mexican q
ano (A.;) Extra Land Plaster; Chemical Bone: Fish
Guano ordinary Land Plaster; Pure Bone Dust;
Ground Churcn |.
$4,000 burrcls Land Plaster.
5000 Casting Plaster.
10000 Hydraulic Cement,
5000 - True Roman CeincIt
1000 - Portland Engsh) Cement.
Also Dentists Plaster. Ste. .coype Plaster. Glass
Makers Plaster. Ground Soap Some. Ground
White Marble, Grouni Blue Marble, Powdered
Anthracite Coal. lin bb's Powdered Bituminous
Coal. in bbls) round Brown Stone. lin bbls)
White Sand. lin Lbls) Ground Brick for Painters
Powdered Bone Black.
FRENCH. RICHARDS & co,
Steam Mills and Farmers Depot. at junction Of
York Avenue, Crown and Callowhlls sta phila-
dc'phia. IN rch u I'm
The Cecil Whig., 1857-04-04
Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShip.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
J. tween the undersigned under the namc
and firm of TouchStonc X Hines, Blaeksmths
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and al those lia-
wing claims against us. will please present
them to James ToncIstonc, who is author
zed to make the settlements OF the firm.
JAMES TOUClISTONE.
JOSEPH lIAlNES.
Port Deposit, Jan. 1, 1851.
TNllE SMITHlNG BUSINESS, in all its
l. branches, will be continued by me, at the
old stand. Being practical Machinist, i
will give prompt a,tcstion to the construc-
tion and repairs Of machinery.
avail myself of this occasion, to Offer my
most sincere thanks for the atonagc here
totorc bestowed on the late firm. and | hope
by strict attention to business, and an ardent
desire to please aud accommodate the public,
to cuttle my Sc If to n continuation OF its favor.
JAMES TOUCIISTONE.
Smith s htachinist
Port Deposit. Jan. 3, '57--tt