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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-17
has no yirfues--or Americans no hearts or

inteIIects. Il -
For Americans to claim superiority, is
not an invidious, insulting boast; under the
providence that God has placed them-with-
out any peculiar merit of their own, they
must be better, or less than other men. Their
peculiar ability to exercise the rights of self
government, is an incident to their condition
"a gift Of God. They do not deny that 9th
'ers-as fortunately situated as themselves
would not have been their equals-apd per-
haps their superiors-but they do believe
that the good influences Of political freedom
have not been. wholly lost on them. II all
these advantages have been lost upon us, we
|ought-lke the Aborigines-to vacate the
country, and give place to a, better. race Of
men, such as some Of our opponents claim to
be now flowing in upon us.
Foreigners come here for. the love Of free
dom and the rights ofman and not as they
say altogether for the worldly advantages
which the country offers; for if they admit il
is solely for gain they come they admit the
very charges made by ultra Know Nothing
ism against them. If they do not admit
Americans to be in any way superior to th'
foreigner, they deny all the blessings claimed
for Democracy, over Monarchy or any othel
government that protects the material inter
ests of its people. To deny this superiorit,
of Democracy, is to deny Democracy itself :
Americanism is but the advocate and de!en
der Of the legitimate and incontestable right
and prcregatives of Democracy. And thos
who oppose these simple conclusions, den,
the faith they profess, and are false to free
dom, and their country.
This is our Americanism--no more and N
Hess. We are committed to no organization o
clique, and We admit no sectional or collate
raj issues. ~
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CORRUPTION IN CONGRESS. The Cincinnati
Gazette speaking of the corruption which no.
toriously exists in Washington, says:
az gentleman who never was a member OF
Congress, but who was connected with the oil
lins, Company as stakeholder, and was thor
oughly acquainted with all the ropes, told US
that it cost the Company S4500o0 to secure
the appropriation referred to by the Boston
Journal; that most OF the members who yo-
ted for the appropriation were bribed, or bought.
or compensated, or influenced, or whatever
ternsmay be applied 10 the operation OF secu-
ring votes by purchase. The facts were COM
municated to US without any injunction as to
secrecy, but We would not feel at liberty to di-
vu!ge the name of.the author without his con-
sent. We will say this much, however, that
il We should name the gentlemen in the Ga
zette, very few men in or out of Congress
would doubt the statement" s
Let the people Of Indiana enquire, how it is
that some Of their Senator'S and Representa-
tives in Congress for eight and twelve years
past, have grown enormously rich without any
apparent means except the beggarly salaries
which they have said did not pay their expen-
ses at Washington. Let Mr.. Collins and the
stockholders of the line of steamships be cal
led before the Corruption Committee.
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THE CHEAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.

II ihO oOND
IF"Eyery mother should have box In the house
handy in caseof accidents to the children"
e 4 R eading,s Russia Snlve.
hisa Boston remedy of thirty years standing and is
recommended ply sicians. LISA sure aud speedy
cure for Burns, Piles Bos. Corns Felons, Chilblans
and Old Sores Of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, Scald Head, Netle Rash Bunon. Sore Nipples,
II. 'mmendsd by nurses.l Windows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites, Spider Sings Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts nd
Flesh Wounds it lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified b, Thousands who have used it
in the eyof Bosonand vicinity for tar:y years.
In nsinstance will this Salve do injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t i. made FROM the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russia-o
articles growing in that couhty-and the propre,ors
from all classes Clergy ply sicans
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves, and recommends TO others Readings Russia
save is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
with picture OF house and disabled soldier which
picture also engraved the wrapper Price IS cents
box. RypDlrG & Co. Projectors,
KELLER, FAkNsLEY d co. AGENTS,
app dNw1y f.t $3.50 Evansville. Ind.
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Great CURE or pyspEpsrA.

{. @. NEISHON. Merchant says:
SIMPsONyILiE Shelby Co. w. March n. 1s5s.
'The sr1sn Btters give gners' sstfacton and here
with certificate OF Nj Morton Berkeley.
he 4 . this eiaatry''
siaF.oNvLLE. KY. March m fc5JDesr sirI would in
form you that have afflicted for several with
Dyspepsia in aysr.rstst form. for which used
ant other remedies. with obtaining
resf From the various s raonias favor Of Hoe E
land's German Bttsrs Induced thein. and
sale with pieasur- that through their enjoying
better health than have done for pss. and eheefuly
with
Respectfully. VOWS
To Dr.. G Jackson. MORTON BERKLEY.
Sec advertiser ent leh3 ikw
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OF The lower branch of the Massachu-
sets Legislature has passed law prohibiting
naturalized voters from voting until one year
AFTER qualification. The Ohio Legislature has
bill before it requiring naturalized citizens
to reside one year in the State before being
entitled to vote.
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e Tire hest evidence 20 can be al ueei In favor o. the
sc.ciousns.s Of HaoaapSs Bttsrs prepared by
Dr. NJ Jatson. the uaprectdented demand fer them
of.ne Unipn although there he
prepared AMI represented ~ being worthy OF
liberal patrSnsre vet feel efcsraaei remark that
Of AS sish which the worthy doe
hausred by rr-Jns OF the highest character
etatiitv. who have
hs s ,esi suheierty conclusive. that
ac'ua, remedy iO the simos medt.te relief Of
ste 9th 1-sfGI mstafy dyspepsia has
BEEN discove See Advertisement. F,. .sie bv
fstt Et- KELLER WHITE.
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P rood article will ph overany rre.enee
Imitation n has hssn sa.i that every city paradise OF
resiy eroriou article capable Of doing
promised Cor It. and IL Will the Of
roftioo dapeaSent inflated notoriety; and
Ser hear ience OF THE for 1, has been
hold Of bv the people amt tried asd found
casing % DyspsrsiA in any form. When
hno~a wy should I, he appreciated
BODY For sale by Druggist. Dealers
generally KELLER WHITE.
P'7lFSfr 81 UaLLorK & ST0pDArO.
feb4-dlv woOLssY & SAWYER.
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AvALu,aLE MEDICINE la columns OF o-dsy. will
be founa che card of Or T. H. CAvASAUGH. advertising
CCRg for that very tistrssipg disease TIE Piles The
Dr. aeEoea his a,tepn 70 this class
With sach tina. he oaers
prbiie eiai prepartier etlsd their entire
xiy tested iurnz the past twelve
years ecacy ha prov-d INTERRUPTED n eeacious
In ali easss. We recon mend the aiirei to try IL.
fChiesgs Pafh Finder.
For sale In this eity by feb3 KELLER & WHITE.
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never 'sPir-d tew BE- poit.
q n-ei'atteil. 'sPsse Won no it;)
Bat IL I th1wt there's virtu init
,t-s. Darn'd il would nj in a mint!
49,. But when you taSk Of dog ratypin.
wehs,er'srouai ard takes delitc in;
trt Dsd ~ live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babir'' t,w. deer little ereoturs.
On paper. iron. giass OF plate.
He'll TX yewr ST. sdder sure as fate.
SO nstrai and so tres 10 life.
when yew're away 'ts,li fool yevr wife.
novzs4dtf frtH riLEsrON's Gallery.
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or Sebastopol is again being repeopled.-
Seven thousand inhabitants have already re-
turned to it.. The demolished buildings, are
being rebuilt, and new houses and structures
are arising from amid the ruins of War.
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GO T..
TEMPLE OF aHNnR.

Evansville Tvrie OF Honor Ne every Thur-dsy
evening the ll oa Water the CANAL Bank.
r. W. PoTNrDEXrER. W. c. T.
A. J. O'RErLLY. WE
Beacon L'sh Social Tenpe No - meets every alternate
Friday evening as above. JOHN HYDE. u. p. T.
@. w.RCDYARD. II. y. iau2O '57-ly
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OF Roger A. Pryor, Esq, has retired from
the Richmond Enquirer, and will probably
soon be connected with the editorial depart
Inc ts Of the Charleston Mercury. soao1
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For SALE on RYNT.

good Dwelling Heuse containing niue with good
buildings. ssua,sd Locu between It'll aud ssh
Fer further Information enquire OF
ieLs-Iw a,rrs- ,.. JOHN g. MILLS
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ten lines or less three times
week, 81 50; tvo weeks. " 50; month a. three
months % So sx months eio; year. sl5 Discount
lsrssr Cards Of lines esr
charge for marriage, death religious notices
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PRATHER. SMITH q co..
155 MAIN STREET. LouIsvILLK. Kr.
MANUFd CTURERS AND DEALERS IN
HATS; CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
RE prepared ssusual for the SrHxs TRADE with CON-
"A plste sssorinens OF all the dinsrsnt qualities aud
sly gooOs IN as cheap as can be Psrehsssd
.ay Wal ee.. .e.- NV
EVANSVILLE COMMEaCIAL COLLEGE.
SIAsr srErEr BETwEES MAIN AND SYCAMORE srEEErs,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
HE eour eof sady in this Institution Thorough and
n TIE active duties the counting
Double Entry Book Keeping,
With forns adapted 70 Wholesale and Retail.
Steamboat Book Keeping, Banking, &C.
Commercial calculation Penmenship accounts current
accounts sales anu eonplste ComnsreAi Cores
sI to ten weeks Tine how-ssS is not in,ssa and ssa-
free further charge any time diploma
Hours OF Iastraeuon from to 2is. A. NJ. frsu III
Terms payable in advance
sseaaSsas s"sh
Mercantile CaleulAtoh....
Gs- Light 50 cents per month '' ''''.''''''''-'
fell INV J. BEAM. Principal.
uATTKASSESs AND BED COMFORTS.
ss ali and When ass h;r
soes article and at low ge
Hair do,
Cotton Mastrasses,
spring do,
| Shuck do,
Jenny Lind Mattresses,
Bed Comforts aad Pillows Of ali silss and qualities
chant: p,,.ssi.rly can
warranted good. Al. CoLbUkN q co.
fell WI alter st. neat door t. Canal Bank.
| LANDnETHs NEw CROP GARDEN SEED
now in receipt of fs!i assortment. the above
D. the poand or bu.he the usual Discount made
Rsi, ST., p... consist rf5s rs Of ii, wee, n..
Lsnd,eths early Peas; E,s early Psswaaue beans;
Biuc Imperial Peas; horticultural or W rem egg do,
| Lars. Marrow a, 40; White Cranberry Beans;
Red Cranberry Beans Beets. Cabbage Raashe squ2shes
Pangkios. Onion. ParsniPs. &C.. a.,
6tATAWBA BRANDY 40 cases catawba Brandy.
u warranted pure sale. For sale by the
single bottle BY fell z. II. COOK 5. N.
| q GOLD BREASTPIN. eentaininr Dsguerreotype OF
IN small bly, found Wafer street, about three
week. since. Apply At this ohce or TO
LOST OR STOLEN.
| A DARK soRREL HORSE taken from the Jt.tIe Of the
~ late Dr MeDowelir house. Any one returning the
Robe s'swAt at the Bodian Mines YIN itsr
| ADMINIsTR aT0Rs' SALE.
nNFriday. Feb 27th. 1851 viii sell at auction II h.
" Court H0rss door, part Of lots and Lilies
Loehharrs Enlsrsement Improvements two story frame
r.rns' one ioar.h cash baape~ in and u month,
With interest. EDwARD BrRTIs.
wM. ATCEEsoN
| fel7-t3s Adnrs. ~ Thos. Hesden. deed.
lCAarHr cHAiN.-Ioooi.s assorted sc,srs:
~ Ivoies to eolors. reed this DAY and Tor sale by
| fell PRESTON BROS.
H AsKETs-s nes,s German Baskets. iu.. reed and
| I'D or sale by fell PRESTON BROS.
USAs!as Sc boxes NJ. R. received and or sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-17

Daily Freisht Trains leave Evsssville and
40 A. NJ. ON which local passengs will BE taken
81 For information thro gh Tickets apply at ~
Componys transportation Once lead OF Lo~ust Ev
snsvi!e. decis j. y. DANIELS. Sup't.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

public domain, occupied or possessed and
where the boundaries embrace from ten TO
twenty times the amouat Of government iahu
which the claimants grant calls for, this is
what this hireling of land monopolists would
ask Congress to do for the benefit of his CON
stituents. Iagree with the gentleman that
if these claims had all been confirmed before
anv settlements and valuable improvements
had been made, when these lands were not
worth government price nor hardy an!
other. when actual settlers could have
bought Mt their own price, it would lave
been Gods blessing TO them; but the case
il different now the settlers have IN many
instances, every dollar invested in improve
ments, and if confirmed Immediately, would
drive many family naked upon the world
wuo have labored for years to make them
selves a home. And these men are the plo-
nccrs of the country, who have had almost
every hardship and privation already to en-
dure, and ore now broken down and unable
to endure the same hardships without means
again, so at prescut there is everything TO
be gained by these men by delay, if the
blow must fall bye and bye, unless it should
have this effect which believe would follow,
viz: revolution, which believe, dreadful rs
it is, is better than to be turned houseless
and homeless upon the world by an unmcr-
ciful and unrelenting Land Lord, when the
tenant has created the entire value of the
property The Hon. gentleman should re-
member that his bill proposed, not only to
confirm the good and mcritorious grants in
this State, but all those which Mexican citl-
zens, knowing they had forfeited all right to
under Mexican law, by non compliance with
its conditions, had long since abandoned. -
These grants are now, for mere song, in
the hands Of sharpers and spectators who,
knowing they can never get patent by IN
vestigation. made use of the Hon. gentleman
to get it by mixing with those that are good
and genuine. Time and space forbid me to
proceed further; all have to say in conclu-
sion is, God forbid that We should he cursed
with any of the Hon gentleman's blessings,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05
International Courtesy.


!, was happy conception on the part d
ouI government, TO return the Arctic ship
tcsoute to its original owners. We feel
tkcte was nothing in the ilea of the presen-
sation akin to sycophancy, or a desire to
Conciliate the rufied feelings 0fproud John
Bull, but that generosity agrd sclf satisfac-
tion in dong a manly and brotherT act,-
disregarding all rights as guaranteed by
precedence in such matters,-Were the sole
motives which prompted the courteous act
There is something in it too strictly con-
sistent with really chyalrous, high mind
cl nation something in keeping with
tic fearless honor of a brave knight who
gives back the sword Of his unfortunate
opponent, even at the risk of its again being
turned against him in honorable warfare
Nations as well as individuals must be gen
trous to be great. Indeed is II . better to
give than to receive" and by this pleasant
act Of courteous generosity dave we more
thoroughly placed stubborn John Bnll hOrs
IN combat tltan by taking fifty ''Resolutes"
as his enemy
4 man never went to England with n
higher trust than did Captain llartsten,
0ad Just as an American officer sheuld do,
dii he in presenting his charge to hcQucen.
Wi:h no flourish of trumpets, no humbuggcry
of mock eloquence and studied feeling, but
Il lain, straightforward, concise, fulfllment
Of his errand, lie told the Queen what he was
there to say and do, (and as model reply for
recipients of "testimonials') her Majesty ex-
pressed all in the simple response, Il thank
you sir" Great as the OCCASION was, both
eiyer Of receiver said their all in much less
time than we have been telling it and it
was enough. Less they could not have said,
and said anything.
May the strife between the two nations
ever be like this-to out-do one another in
Kindness May the broad Atlantic ever be
tAe Highway on which to convey to and from
tie two greatest nations on earth, offerings
Greace and good will. With language,
anl the principles Of law and religion in
common, so should be our sentiments and
cause Of action We left the parental gov.
eminent as lad leaves the home of an IRA
tonal, oppressive parent, but we have grown
as wise and powerful as our sire, if not as
oll, and conscious of having wroDged us in
Cur youth, and witnessing our greatness in
maturity, the friendship and love-but with
out the control--of former years returns,
and grows stronger and stronger, as the
two learn more of each other
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

lIoRsE THIEF SHor.--W arc indebted to
Mr, o Neal Of the Cal. Stage Company for
tie paticulars of the arrest of horse theft
yesterday. News having reached Marys-
Vile Of the stealing Of horse (from Red
Bluffs we think; by Mexican, thtn in the
vicinity Of Marysvillc, MARSHALL Nightingale
and policemen Dodge and Anderson started
In pursuit of the theft, who they learned
had left town by the Feather River road
lie was traced and pursued to point near
Burts Ferry, where finding himself likely
TO be overtaken, the Mexican left the road,
on the approach of Mr.. Dodge, who was
ahead, and fired three or four shots at him
(Dolge) who then drew his own pistol and
after firing three shots succeeded in bringing
the enemy to stand, or rather .faH, by
shooting him through the leg, breaking his
thigh bone. lie was placed in a wagon and
taken to Marysville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

MONSTER CONCERT AT SAN FRANcIsco.
1t is said there is to be n grand concert of
German musicians aud vocalists, at San
Francisco A three days feast is proposed,
S;ate are expected to be present. Some
three hundred voices will form the chorus,
and the instrumental music will be in add-
tion, The whole will be placed under the
leadership of Mr.. lIerold There will be
during the time of the fete, balls, excur-
sions, dinners, and general German re.un-
ion. The societies of San Francisco have
Commenced preparations on large scale.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

A SAN FRANcIsco lSclDrST The san
of January Goth contains the following ac-
count of little incident in that city;
Yesterday noon, fine horse attached 10
n buggy, the property of Captain Care, DC
came frightened, and started of down MONT
gomery street at n fearful rate OF speed a
young man named William Durie, VINO was
standing on the corner of California street
conycrsing with another gentleman AZ 'he
moment observed the iniuriuted anim4 APP
preaching, and forcsccing the danger Likely
to ensue TO pedestrians should the morse pro-
cccd further, he spraug forward ANA dexter
ously seizing the lines close to the animal 5
head, brought him suddenly TO, The lear
was witnessed by several persons on inc
sidewalks, who loudly expressed their ap'
probation at his daring.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

An IxcuRABLE THIEr .-Ihomas slater
was arrested yesterday on three separate
charges of larceny, lie was sent TO Tue
county ihil some time ago for stcnhhg
clock Being good boy he was nllo"e"
10 20 on errands Tor the keepers WINE at
liberty on these occasions, he spent h'S h'ine
in pilicrinS wherever an opportunity "uef00'
In one case he broke in II door, pcNcd Up u
pistol, pair of boots, and everything oi
value he could find, and luggcd them "i' OH
to his residence MT the JILL lie j. Il rare one
Yesterday his term expired, when he was
ngnin placed under arrest for these theits'
- y. f. UtrdM
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

GREAT PACING MATcH.-A race for $500
came off over the Pioneer Course, says the
San Francisco Herald on Sunday last. The
horses entered were g. Daniel Webster, to
harness, and b G. Young America, to wagon,
best three in five. Young America was the
favorte on the start, but odds were after
ward offered on the other side. The purse
was won by Daniel Webster in three straight
heats = 81; -; -. John Crooks named
Daniel Webster, and j. F. Eof Young Amer
lea
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

No GAs..-Through the model economy Of
the new San Francisco city fathers, the oi'i-
ccs in the City Hall are deprived OF gas
lights, and the officials are consequently
obliged either 10 go it blind after sundown
or run their faces for candles Purity has
done n heap for the Bay City, and if 1t
keeps on, will have it all his own way cro
many days
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05
Licenses.

All persons doing business for which a license is
req uired, should remember that tue Grand Jmy win
meet ON the oh day Of February and ii the require
ments of the License Law are not complied with,
they will be liable to indictment.
WIN. LATTIM0RE, County Treasurer.
January 81, 1857. jan3l lw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

Ms-We have received letter from cor
RESPONDENT in Sacramento, which had it
come IA day or two sooner would have been
published, but as it is, its contents have
ceased to be news; we therefore are con-
strained to omit it altogether. Write earlier
next time Judge, your communications are
always acceptable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

THE WEATHER.--We don't remember
having heard the wind blow so piercingly
for many month as it did on Tuesday
night. Along toward morning it seemed to
blow perfect hurricane, but subsided as
tbs day advanced \ driving shower of
rain commenced about two o'clock p. NJ.
yesterday.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Groceries,! Groceries
The Holidays are Coming.

And J f. KESSING. at the OrovIe store, is siill
prepared to furnish the Inhabitants of Orovlle and
vicinity with the best quality of Croc res, Wines,
Liquors &c., for n smaller sum OF money, than any
other house. The public are respectfully invited TO
call and examine his large and well selected stock Of
Goods at wholesale or retail, chenp for cash.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. die
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO On Sunday
night a destructive fire occurred in San
Francisco, by which property was destroyed
to the amount OF 10000. The houses
burned were located on the north side Of
Portsmouth Square, and were all built of
wood.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Of CO-partnership.

~ Office is hereby given that the Go Partnership
~ heretofore existing between the uiersigned
under the style OF MinO Tarr, Is this day dss lived
by mutual consent
H. Minult is authorised TO settle ell indebted
ness and To collect nll monies due Ia said hrm.
II. B MlNuTT,
Garden Ranch, Fed. 4, 1857, j. l.. TARR.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05

BIG LuMps From recent accounts from
Oregon, we learn that miners in that Terri
tory have recently been very successful,
having discovered great quantities Of gold
in Jumps OF unheard of sizes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-05
u nited States Ill tote
70 r Rem T

VUNIIE subscriber, desirous Of engaging in other
II business in conscq nee Of H. health offers Tor
rent the above well known establishment, situated
in the Gourishing Town of fThompsons Flat The sit
uaon ID n desirable one. tke building large aud com
modious; the different rooms and departments be-
ing elegantly and newly retted for first class llo
tel There is. also, IN connection, large aud len
did Basement Saloon, newly finished In short, the
whole establishment, at great expense has just been
substantially aad thoroughly repaired, and every Tx
requisite to carry on large public business
The departments will be rented separately or to-
gelher. None but good responsible business man
need apply. For further particulars enquire OF the
subscriber on the premises. FRAN PETER,
Thompson's Flat, Feb. 1, lS5I-lw