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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-14

OF Mrs. Cunningham will be indicted
as Mrs. Burdell, in order, says the New
York Times that to escape the States
prison she will have to prove that she
was never married to DR.. Burdell. New
York city is in a state Of considerable ex-
element on the baby question. Sho less
urchins sell in every street, "Cunning
ham baby-ballads," shouting " Here you
are, Mrs. Cunningham's baby only one
cent?" The Cunningham family have
received orders to quit the house in Bond
street, and the tradesmen from whom
the furniture was obtained on credit, are
removing it. A subscription has been
started for tae girls, who are really OBJ
jects Of pity. The papers condemn, in
unmeasured terms, the manner in which
the young ladies have been treated. The
agitation, misery and confusion that
overwhelmed the girls at the differen,
public examinations, were gloated over
by many who looked on they have beer
insulted time and again by the indecent
officials and heartless lawyers. DR.. Cat
lin was removed to the Tombs on Satur,
day. Mrs. Cunningham still occupies
her old quarters, and will do SO until The
question of bail is decided.
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OF The private quarrels among the
stockholders and rival claimants for the
Tehuantepec route are likely to create
delay, if not defeat the enterprises Of the
present Company. Col. Sloo charges
that an attempt has been made TO de-
fraud him and to deprive him Of the con-
troll of the work. The other party al
lege that he has parted with all his
rights, and has never contributed any
means to the work, and has not rightful
interest in the grant. The Administra
ton, to prevent further difficulty, have
directed Mr.. Forsythe, our Minister to
Mexico. to negotiate a new commercial
and postal treaty, and to arrange the Te-
huantepec route Immediately. President
Comonfort having been unanimously re-
elected, and the liberal party in the as
tendency, there will be disposition to
meet the wishes Of this country in lib.
eral spirit, and 1t is now hoped that new
relations will be opened with our neigh
Dor, more conducive to the interests o
both parties than the jealous and narrow
policy that has prevailed.
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TIE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH-Late
New York papers contain the letters
written by Mr.. Morse in favor of the
new plan Of laying down the cable, now
being carried out. 1t was opposed by
all the engineers, and the plan was
adopted by small majority of the Board
Of Directors. 1t is contended that when
the niagara has laid down her portion
Of the cable, it will be necessary that
the coil on the Agamemnon should be
attached Immediately. This could not
be effected in rough weather. Mr..
Morse has remedied this by providing
the Niagara with bubys, to which the
end OF the cable can he attached, in case
Of storm, to be picked up by the Aga
memnoa whenever the sea will permit.
The gales are generally, at this season Of
the year, westwardly, and will enable
the ships to regulate their speed, and
make safe landing at Newfoundland
The time, however, occupied in laying
down the cable will be increased, and ii
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Scarcely four years have elapsed since the presenta
ton ~ our now celebrated Stomach Btters made
to you. You have tested their efficacy, and have
Tested your appreciation by your patronage.
from the fact that they have invariably accomplished
all they purpored do and fthere is still among YOU
any who from predisposton have inclnded our prepa
ration in their general prejudice against medicine, we
would earnestly refer them to any 81 the leading ply
scians in the land, who invariably prescribe it in
all cases Of geson, Dyspepsia Blliousness, Fiat
uepcy, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, &c. &c. III
does not profess all things, but hold for the
above diseases is the only speedy and reliable rem
edy. We would seriously caution you against the diff
ferent spurious articles gotten up and paimed off the
genuine .'Hostetter and it due TO yourselves to
acquaini with all parties engaged therein. We have
Mt present several in different sections of the Union
under Bonds, butltreafter We intend prosecuting to
the fullest extent of the law.
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Sole Manufacturers and Projectors, 2s1 Penn street.
Pittsburgh, Pa. aug5-d&wlw.
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THE E. & c. r. Robustness on this

THE Z. & G. r. Robustness on this
road has revived somewhat this month.
The afternoon train is doing very well,
connecting at Vincennes with the train
going East on the o. q IL. Road. and
landing passengers in Cincinnati at four
O'Clock the next morning. The India
napolis route is however the most pleas
ant. By leaving here at $50. A. NJ, you
can dine at Terre- Haute, take tea in In
dianapolis, and by late bedtime you are
in Cincinnati. Several hours ofdisagree-
able night travel are saved, and an op
portunity is afforded of passing through
the finest portions Of the State. Mr.,
Ingle, the present Superintendent, is a
careful officer, and under his manage.
ment the road will continue as popular
as ever. The conductors, Messrs. Var
Name. Bloom, and Evans. are gentleman
ly officers who make the passengers fee
at home under their care. A serious &C
cident has no. occurred on this roal
since it opened, IN 1851. One feels de
gree of confidence on our road not enjoy
ed upon routes where every week SOM
accident happens through the reckless
criminality of the officers.
We have civil Conductors who d.
not give grutf retort to polite and sen
sible questions. but who seem to realiz
that it is their duty to promote in ever
possible way the convenience Of thos
under their protection. Baggage is NOV
ed with some degree Of consideration
Trunks are not treated as though the
were the special enemies Of the Baggage
Master, and you have a reasonable hop
Of receiving your trunk at the end Of you
journey with the top and handles in goo
condition. These are small matters, e1
cept to travellers, who on most Of tn
roads are victims OF these MOguls OF th
Rail- We commend the Evansville
. Charlottesville road to our friends goir
East and North, as first class road.
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QurMesternl Mall.

OUf w Ss@trn Wall. L
Our mails rom St. Louis and the whole
country west Of the Mississippi, and from
Cairo and the south, is laid over at Vim
cennes for one whole day, by the depart
ure of the evening train on our railroad
from Vincennes. ten minutes, before the
arrival of the western train on the Ohio
and Mississippi road. at that point. By
. change Of ten minutes in the time OF
the departure Of our evening train from
Vincennes, this interruption of twenty
four hours in our southern and western
mails would be avoided. sUur postmas
ter, has written to the postmaster at
st. Louis and Cairo, who will make
such arrangements as to avoid tho peces-
slty of7opening the mails at Vincennes
and all the mail matter destined for this
city or to be distributed from this point
can be assorted and placed in separate
bags, which could be transferred from one
train 10 the other without moments
delay We ere endeavoring to make our
post Office the distributing point for the
country to the south and west of US,
tributary to the Ohio river. To make
our city commercial center, we must
secure the greatest mail facilities. We
cannot expect the towns on the river be-
low US to unite in petition for a river
mail from this point, if the receipt of the
principal southern and western mails
here is to be one day behind their arrival
at Louisville. The importance to uur
own merchants, in the business season
of avoiding this delay in the receipt O
their southern correspondence--all o
which comes by the way of Cairo
makes it imperative that this arrange
ment Of the mail should be corrected
We presume the Directors Of the Evans
Vile and Charlottesville Railroad will
without hesitation, MAKE the necessary
change in their time Of departure. Tbs
ten minutes longer detention at Vim
cennes could be made up in increased
speed IN running; or the time OF thei
arrival here could be made ten minutes
later. With our present mail cOnnec
tions, news from st. Louis and the south
goes to Cincinnati, as it wefe. past on
own doors, and comes back, printed, BY
the same mail that brings US the orig
inal report; that is, it travels five hun
dred miles beyond us, and is printed ant
published before We hear OF it. Sucl
facts-if permitted to continue-will b
reproach to US. Mr. Rudd has don
his duty in periecting the necessar.
arrangements with the postmasters a
Cairo and st. Louis, and with the ma
agents on the route, all Of whom col
daily proder their aid to remove the in
convenience; the change depends no.
upon the measures of our own road, an
Mr.. Ingle will, We doubt not, have til
alteration made without delay.
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Dyspepsia and Debility cured.

Theodore Frank, Esq. OF The Pltssburgh
and Steubenyilie Railroad Office, says:
''For years / have been an invalid from
Dyspepsia: with hope IF reliet. resorted
TO many advertised remedies, but failed in
deriving the benefit sought for, until L tried
your Holland Bitters, the happy effects OF
which upon the digestive organs, and in re-
storing debilitated system, causes me to
recommend it confidently to all suffering
from Dyspepsia"
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there is no Remedy creating sach sti

There is no Remedy creating sach stir
among invalids Dr.. SANFoRD's ISvIGoRAToR OR
Liver REMEDY. 1t gives such quick relief a. TO con-
vince the patient Of receiving benefit almost
the medicine is taken wedo not know }, single In
stance where it has been taken without benet and in
nearly all cases complete is effected by its
1t has acquired its wide popularity simply because it
does what it is recommended to do. 1t is constantly
enarging its circle of friends, carrying healing on its
wings, and joy 10 the hearts of those suffering from
Liver Complaint Jaundce, Dyspepsia, general de-
bility. (See advert;sement) [jy23-lmdww
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GA large business is being done IN
the manufacture of the Martin county
paints by DR.. Delacetre and his associ-
ates. The ochres are of different colors,
and make valuable paint. The Wash.
ingtOn Bee thinks the best use Of the
Martin county hills, is to grind them up
into PAINT, which would be long and
tiresome process, and the product would,
we imagine, more than fill the demand
of the world for some time to come.
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or The manufacture of fancy articles
is rapidly extending in this country, aad
in every effort to produce new varieties
Of goods, our countrymen appear to
rival. if not surpass, the European arti-
cles. The Providence journal notices
some new products OF the manufactures
of that vicinity, the first specimens oI
American skill in that line. "They are
fine worsted, Shetland shawls and fancy
articles for scarfs, hoods, capes, Clouds,
and other delicate and comfortable thing.
of feminine fashion. They are such ar.
ticles as are made by ladies with the
CROCHET needle and in other ways, anG
their manufacture, in every kind o
stitch, by machinery is quite wonderful
There can be no doubt that they vii
meet with ready sale, the finer shawls
&c, for home consumption, and tn,
coarser and warmer qualities for. tn
western trade. They are made by tn
Valley Wors.ed Company, of whicl
Isaac Proud is the agent" We wcul,
inform our eastern friend that his ide
that the coarser and warmer qualitie
are for the western trade" is not toler
ated in our crinoline crowded streets
which are trod by as lovely objects. vii,
as queenly an air and in as rich display
of elegance and taste as Broadway ca
exhibit. Since corn has been worth
dollar and pork twenty, we want no sec
ond qualities of your goods. -
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HrThe United States Agricultural

or The United States Agricultural
Fair which comes off next month IN
Louisville, is attracting great deal of
attention. A large number of articles
have been entered, and thousands of WIS.,
itors from every State in the Union are
expected to be present. A party is be-
ing made up IN this city who will spend
a week amid the curiosities and wonders
to be collected on that occasion. An eff
fort is being made to have the fare on the
railroads leading to Louisville reduced to
half price.
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WAsHINToN GossIP.-The correspond
ent Of the New York Tribune, writing
from Washington on the 9th inst. says,
the President openly expresses disappro'
baton at Walkers isothermal speech. but
says he must be supported. The Presi
dent declares the people Of Kansas shall
vote on the Constitution, whatever may
be the consequence.
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OF Lord Napier has asked the assent
Of our Government to the re-appointment
of Mr.. Barclay, former British Consul at
New York, who was dismissed by our
Government for his participation in the
Crimean enlistment movement. Tie ad.
ministration have intimated that they
should make no formal objections.
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CT The Turner's, who have been on
trial in Newport, KY. for the riot in
which they were concerned eighteen
months since, have all been discharged.
Clinton Butts, the Marshal of Coving-
ton. who lost an arm in the ARRAY, failed
to identify the man who did the deed.
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Cramps mos. efficient remedy for cramps in
the stomach, Cholera Morius or any other stomach
arrangement, Is the free Of DIR. j. HosrETTf RS
Stomach Bitter. The coming sea son generally rngs
its periodical diseases, all OF which can he avoided ty
time.y of these Bitters. Therefore, every family
should he supplied with them in time. As family
medicine they have ne equal. Their medical virtues
have tested by most eminent physicians, and
adopted in their practice whenever tonic is required
For sale by Druggists generally. IaugIS-dSwIw.
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TAnother accident occurred in Gin
einnati on Saturday, resulting from the
careless use Of fire arms. A pistol in
the pocket Of a young man was accident
ally discharged, the contents entering his
leg.
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OF A steamboat last week navigated
the st. Joseph river from Niles, in Mich
igan to South Bend, in the north of this
State. She is eighty feet long by
twenty feet beam, and draws fourteen
inches. Though the river was low, she
met with 40 delay.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
r-ru v-sry. aTzp xSESasGE OHIO


Prepared from prescription of Sir james Clarke, NJ
D., Physician ExtTa ordinary to the Queen. This in
" uahe Medicine j. unaiting In the Of al t' sc
psnfu aud dangerous diseases incident the fen2le
Constitution.
Itmoderates all all distractions md
brings on the monthly periods with regularity. These
Pills should he used two or three weeks previous TO
confinement; they fofy the constitution and lessen
the suffering during laor enabling the mother to per-
form her duties with stfey TO hersef and child. I
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as they
Sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
they safe. .--.... E - rs1
IN ali cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pair
in the Back and Limbs, Heavness, Fatigue on Slight
Exertion, Papation of the Heart, Lowness OF Spirits
MYSTERIES, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful
diseases occasioned by dsorered system, these Pill
will effect when all other means have failed, ant
although a powerful remedy do not contain iron
| calome. antimony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. PTic
| in the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
n. B.-4ls0 and postage stamps enclosed to an,
authorized Agent will insure hottie of the Pills 5,
4 return mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
Sole Agent for Indiana
| HALL0CK & ST0DDARD,
apa7 57lyis General Agents, Evansville.
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GMr. Jas. B. Clay, the member elect
to Congress from the Lexington District.
celebrated his triumph by a Free Barbe-
cue at Ashland, on Wednesday, at which
there was a gathering of near 1000 peo-
pie, and q large number Of Democratic
political celebrities among them Gov
ernor Willard and 1t. Gov. Hammond,
of this State. ai ~.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

gYSHE Members of "THE CoNGREGATIoS or BESEI
ISRAEL" being DESTROYS of becoming irlcorpOri-
ted for religious purposes, and to obtain ard hold real
upon which erect suitable house Of worship,
and the burial OF the members Of said congregation
and their families. Notice il therefore HEREBY given,
that the members OF the said Congregation will meet II
their usual place Of worship. the store of L. Kahn
on Main street, in the city OF Evansville, ON the 18th
dlyof August s5, at O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, r
the purpose O eeng 70 ACT Tor SAID Congre-
conveyance VI real estate for the purposes aforesaid
= 'AN-Af ti 9. GCMBERTS. p Z
H. GUMBERTS,
10 etA-~ L. NJ. PLAUT,
On behalf Of themselves and other melabers Of said
Corereyafi eA (augl3lm =
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W UUV. WaINtT iftIuOI UIti az bcaV
enworth for Eye beverages" was. at the
last accounts, unpaid. The Council,
after giving thesGovernor the freedom OF
Leavenworth, repudiated small liquor
bill, made in one day Of $2l0. Ye Gov
eruor's feelings are outraged in conse-
Quence.
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DriutoI,s sarsaparilIa.-Eruptlons and Ulcers

Bristors sarsaparilla.-Erupiions and Ulcers
spring from impure blood, weeds from neglected
soil This we'll proved disnfecant and detergent neu
talizes the morbid matter in the retaliation, eNtrpates
the disease, .sroot and branch" II is uncontamnated
by mineral poison. KENP's WORN PAsTILLEs, also
entirely vegetable, pleasant remedy, infahly
fatal to internal worms. Sold by D. i. Lanman Co,
Who'll sale druggists, 81 Water street, New York; and
hy all druggists. sarsapara 81, and Pastilles &c.
pr bottle. taugia-d&wlw.
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uo,Iov.v,. Pil,,-soothing yet Searching.

Free from mineral ingredients, these pills soothe and
heal the irritsfed membranes OF the stomach aud the
bowels while they expe all morbid matter rom those
orrans and Undue them with new vigor. Sold at the
ranufacrories, No. - Maiden Lane, New York, and
No. pa Strand London; and by ali druggists, at 25c.,
6shc. and si per box. lsugl5dSwlw.
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Kemp,. Worm Pastilles.-Children wi

Kemp's Worm Pastilles.-Chdren who reject
with loathng tn ordinary mercuralized vermifuges,
will devour these Pastes with much guso ether
confectionery. They certainly and safely expel all
festival worms. BRIsroL's SARsaPARILLA. the sole
survivor of score Of isocale0 Sirsaparlla, in its
new, concentrated form, all external complaints,
resulting from foul BLOOD quicker than ever. Sold
by d. T. Lanman Co., wholesale druggists, 50
Water street. New York, and by all druggists. Sarsa
parilla 81, and Pastiles &c. per bottle.
. Iiy2Q-Iwd&w.
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Bcimbold's Compound Fluid Extract as
remedy Tor Diseases fthe Blp,der, Kidneys, Gravel
Dropsy, Weakness, &c, has no equal. Read the af
vertisement in another column headed I" Heluboldt
Genuine Preparation" h
ausI3-lm wOoLSEY 4 SAWYER, Agents.
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EVANSVILLE TEMPLE or HONOR, No
49, a, meets every Thursday evening, In the
Hall, on Water street. over the Canal Bank.
c. W. RUDYARD, W. c. I.
Al. oRErLLy, wR jan2oly
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DIR. COCCSWELL'S
ANTIFHLOGISTIC
6 a l.

Tint has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and Aztec
TIoSs or TIE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried II in this city, is for sale at
KELLER & WHITES.
.EThe highest testimonials of its efficacy have been
given Wy number of the most respectable citizens who
have tried il. uy--
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COAl. NOTICE,

The price OF Coal at the BoDIAN MINES. is at the
Pit, 8 cents per bus.el; hauled to any part OF the
city, 10 cents per bushel. ,,, v,,ovn
fats Secretary and Manager.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners Of Lots I, g, 3, 4, 5, G
- and - In eck No. 4; and Lots - 3, and 4, Block
>, all in Stockwels Enlargement of the city Of Evans
vile. cause the sane 10 he filled up to correspond
with the city grade, within days after the public-
ton OF this notice; and in default thereof, the
Street Commissioner Is hereby directed to perform said
will be assessed and collected Ivy sale Of said prop
erty or much thereof will satisfy said lien and
costs. BY order Of the Common Council
augl3-i0t WELL. III. WALKER, City CI'k.
lyolkshote copy.)
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

aDERS0NS residing on or below Main street, wish
II in. - subssri e for the CINCINNATI DAILY
TINES, can have the same brought to hsir door, by
leaving their names at the Evansville Journal Office,
with the Clerk, or With the Carrier of the Journal, on
the lower route. Iaugli-t.
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WANTED,

a GIRL to do the Cooking, Washing and general
IN House Work for small family, for which the
subscriber will 81 week for who will come
well recommended. Even more would be paid, if the
person would give satisfaction. Apply to
z. SEM0NIN,
augl3-2w. Henderson, Ky.
Sc yolksbote copy.l
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OF France has been intruding herself
into American continental affairs, by
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GREAT EXCITEMENT

Prevailing all over the country, in consequence Of the
tremendous success OF McLean's Volcanic Oil Lini-
ment. II IS superceding every Lniment and remedy
for the of focal pains and external diseases Hun
dreds ofconrmed cripples have been made to walk ~
its use, many that suffering for years with old
Chronic Sores, and had tied in vain the many rene
dies and Liuiments before the public have beer
permanently cured by the of few small bottles OF
McLean's Celebrated Liniment.
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment
l. the list Lpment that has been and
the only re liable remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Sores OF all kinds, SwelliDgs, any local
Pains man animals. Ha
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DIR. BY RID

ReqrEsTs all who indebted to him tn call and
pay, as he wishes to settle UP and leave here.
jy2l-lmo.