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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

f Uoosands German Bitters prepared soli by Dr.
Jackson at the G-rDan Medical store l20 Arch street.
daily increase in their yell deserved celebG y
AL diseases arng from OF the
liver These Bitters have indeed proved blessing the
ioed their att tude by the fsttering
,csironials This medicine has established for itself
name that however willy their schemes or
their Uses cannot rech IL gained the public
Immense benefits tia. have been derived
sss sjvsr,issmsnt mhI3
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WALKERs PRESERVATION our New
Orleans exchanges Of the 1lth, we have re.
eeived further details concerning the late
movements aad success Of Walkers forces.
announced in our telegraphc columns seve-
raj days ago. The n. o. Courier. says, that
the intelligence of Walkers late triumph
comes through a channel highly inimical to
him-the Organ and dispatches Of the Tran
sit Company. He had captured arms. am
munition, provisions, &C., in large quantities,
and another steamboat. The same despatch
es also state that U. s. vessel Of war had
gone to San Juan Del Norte, to enquire into
the meaning of certain alleged interference
on the part Of England in that quarter. All
the New Orleans papers speak encouragngly
of Walkers ultimate success.
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HooFLaND.. GERMAN RrYTEns.

THE GREAT REMEDY FOX NERVOUS IIEDILIT1.
j. NJ. MULsEizEs. Doyiestovr Pa. June 90 1851. says
Ny wife besn sfistea with debility since
September 1851 since which tine have been unable q
Cad physician eacne that would benefit her in he
until dsy called the Of DIR Harvey.
this tncare of and described to hi
the Affections Of wiie he then handed lot of
read among which found describing your German
Bitsrs Immediately procured few bottles hoa I'm.
that the of The Btsers has don
her lore good than all ciuss she has heretofore
taken. wish you TO send me h.if doIea bottles"
See ad ntI3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

0T The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chica-
60 Railroad, have had to pay during the last
year from 10000 to $4,000 dollars for freight
stolen while in their care. a decoy package
was traced to an auction store in Buffalo, and
gang Of nineteen persons have been arrested
at Orwell and elsewhere in Ohio, with stolen
goods found in their possession. Among the
parties implicated are employees Of the road
lawyers, doctors, merchants and women
many Of whom have hitherto borne unblem-
ished character. The police are likely tc re-
cover considerable amounts OF the stolen
property.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

CS5-The lower House of the Massachusetts,
Legislature passed resolution on the 10th
approrriating 100000 for the relief of such
settlers in Kansas, as are or may be reduced
to want from outrages committed upon them
in unlawful attempts to exclude them from
the territory, on account of their predictions
for q Free Constitution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

LANDs.-The Lexington. Missouri. Express
says gentleman of that town, lately visited
the Plattsburg land office in that State and
found that the records Of that office on Mon
day morning last. showed 10000 acres un
entered in that district. about 100000 acres
of which, however. had been pre-emted. On
that day the office was kept open about three
hours, during which time application was
made for 10000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

VALUABLE Removable nnquaiifei Testimony in "a
of Dr. Cavanaushs yanaShe define TO lie found Ia
ertisirg column toda viii command itself to the
attic recitation afrrs. from the know
character aud position the gentle who 1ake5 this
voluntary tribute the DR. IS skilChca Daily Jour.
The above cotemrorary has specis re
enre 70 the " H. AID Esd favor Of the
efficacy Of Cvanaughs Pile Ssivc. which Is advertised
in our columns for sale by - -
mhl3 hELLEk q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19
CANDIDATES,

nB-we are authorized to announce JAMES FITZWiI.
LIAM Tor the oe Of City Marshal the
sung p election Subject the dcisiOn Of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
Egw authorized to Announce JAMES q. EVANS
candidate for recollection 10 the Office Of City Marshal
At the ensuing Prl election. rhI7
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hrMr. David L. Laird, we'll known in tn

OJMr. David L. Laird, well known in the
second Congressional district, as an able and
eloquen. speaker, has removed to Eockport
and will soon make himself known in this
district. If any Of OUT business men wish
the services of a faithful and persevering col.
lector in Spencer, Dubois and Perry counties,
we advise them to avail themselves of Mr.
Laird's SerylceS.
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sPECIAL ELECTION.

ofIcE hereby given to the G-aHed Of the CITY
OF EVANSVILLE that IN pursuance - the SIX n article
meet entered into iy aid betseen tie Ctr,nun
Council OF the CITY Of Evansville President
Trustees OF the lansseo City which said Article
in tb~ words aaa tzIres folio - ins to-wit--
SixTFat r!ee ion H. held the - dry oftrareh
1881, unc he provisions OF the r.epe OF the
City OF Evansville tho Lamaseo civ
u!"n the question Of of the said y
srOn the ter Us sgeciae d il this agreement,
Nov in Conformity with laid Cle OF raid agreement.
and in nut.uanet TO ore OF the Councilo toe CITY
saia Notice j. herehy that special ell will
held aforssid ske Youug Frgins House for
tbs lover precinct and the neptune Engine the
upper rrecinet ne time aforesaid v March 25h
day between the hours Of o'clock a M aud O'Clock
r. NJ. OF said day. st which time and place ballots will
received fron all qualified the
gaestioa of agnexng the OF Laaeo City the City
Evansville.
Perorler WELL II. WALLER, City Clerk.
Enquirer and Tcikbote co nv week. ,nir9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

o. Fifty thousand dollars were appropri-
ated by Congress to build Postoflice at Cairo.
That plac. has become great distributing
point for the mails, and they have heretofore
been much exposed there on the wharf boats
and in warehouses; and it is quite time there
were some provisions for their security.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

OF Two emigrant girls in New York, re-
ceiving most outrageous treatment from three
Williams, under whose protection they were
placed, made complaint before the proper au-
thorities. The offenders were discharged on
bail; the girls were imprisoned for witnesses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-19

Kansas City seems to be going ahead rap
idly. The city corporation has voted $3.50.
900. and the citizens have taken S5O,OO(
stock to insure railroad connection will
Keokuk Iowa.
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tThs Brookville American, one Of tue
oldest weekly pagers in Indiana, is about to
he removed to indianapolis.
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TAmendments to the criminal code oil
Mississippi, have been adopted for the sup
preston of gambling, billiard playing and Ia
boring on the Sabbath. The penalty of vio-
lation is quite severe.
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HoLLOwAys PILLS aNO ol

HOLLOWAY PILLS ANO OISTMENT.-Pass-
ing through the absorbens ate the inferior t
Otutment like . magic hals1m the irhamed "a
irritated por-s. while the Pills ~ their action
the blood eutraze the clements of disease Sold the
manufactcries No 50 Maiden Lane NewYorkand No. 81
strand. London and by all druggists at Use e2ie and
81 per box. mhl3-lwdAw
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~. A GENTLEMAN. thoroughly acquainted with the
s,s dry goois aud grocery business. has had long
psrience In both. is excellent salsman aud
pshsd Book Keeper would like situation n which either
all these qualifications would be available to has
roysrs whom he give the references. Apply
to the editor % the Journal. fe2i-tT
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FOR THE JOURNAL,

FOR THE JOURNAL.
never 'spret tew BIS poit.
& needn't tell. 'sPose you no it;)
But fthawt there's virti init
Darn'dif would mt in q mint,
But when you ta~k Of dog rstypin,
we5J,ersrolnd and takes delite in;
Ded or live he'll stamp your feeturs.
And ''babir'' tsw. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron. piass or plate.
He'll Ok ye~r sbadder fate.
So ustral aud 50 tres to life,
wheaysw're away Evil fool yevr wife.
.ov2s-an TILEsTON's Gallery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II 4 Z T. = ,

Ons square, ten lines less, time three times 81;
one week 10; two weeks. - 50; month. 81; thres
months 81 So six months SIC; year. as Discoanton
larger advertisements. Cards Of lines
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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DRIsTOl's SiRsAPAHIILA-Theo Oldest, the
the only reliable preparation of the kind Is
manufactures in highly concentrated form. with i'm
proved by the undersi who the sole
prieor of this for serofsla Skin dis
ease. general debility. &e.. and also of Kemhs Worn
Pa-til,es and immediate Worms. containing
mercury. Sold ny d. T. Lsuman Co.. wholesale drug
g 81 Ws,er street. EewYOrk and by all rugssts Soc
per bottle. ,nh23-Iwd&w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Nofeesip ths place. per lie insertion
counton Ion ertire.
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GO AL.

WOOD WOODn-orders for Wood LETT at SAMUEL
yIcKERr's will lie promptly filled. feb3
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BOARDING

With large and pleasant FOR the Of
scntl and lady Cor single gentlemen be obtain
in private family. in central location. Apply at th
office. fe,i-tf
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TEMPLE Or HONOR.

TEMPLE Or HONOR.
Evansville Temple Of Honor No l. every Thursday
evening i. the Hall. Water the Cana Bank
Il. W. PaISTDEXTE2. W. @. T.
A. j. O'RETLLY, W.R.
Beacon Light Social Temple No. Is meets slserna
Friday evening above. JOHN HYDE. b. p. T.
&. ". RUpYARD B. jans0 SLY
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WAss1sgEE:

Bv the Rev Jo'sph Wheeler the 18th ins. ELI AID
RIDGE to ELLEN sEATON. all OF this county.
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ICRENCENT CITY "a.

CRESCENT CITY zsAE.L!
PROFESSO o. S. FOW LER,
Will DELIyEa HIS
TJ last Lcctu
EfOR the ". Il. Association. THURSDAY and rRE-
a DAl egtaings. 18th and z0.h inst. Commencing al.
s:51.
SUrJECr.-A!AE2IN.0Iy;
Or. LOVE, SELECTION, COURTSHIP AND MARRIED
LIRE.
FRIDAY .-WO,IAH'S rE1ENOlOGY.
SPHERE. RIGHTS. WRONGS AND IMPROVEMENTS.
Lach eiesinr with pubic examinations. Seats g Cents
Re Randy Tickets ter the second rsdueon.
30 Irotesonui eeiinoatons or character daily till SAT-
usaay az sherwood House. inhi9-td
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ADVENTURES OF ROWING Dlp.CAIATssT
WICK FF's New BOOK.
also MISERY'S DAUGHTER. OLD ST. PAULs &C. By
| Harrison AirswoIth. " -
Anew supalv 81 DIR, KANE JOHN HAIIPAyo ra ali
tie hest works the dav. -
/ nbIq
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by BISHOP HOPKINS.
q LSo the following works of CHARLES DICKENS or.
L = ~ 70 cents per solune-
BLEAK HOUSE; DAVID cOPPFRFIFJD.
PicANnk; OLD GO RIostTN SHOP;
CtltISINaS STORIES; OLIVER TWIST:
BAhSABki kIDGE. NICHOLAS NICKLEBEY;
MARTIN CiIIZZLEH II, &C,
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nRG CASES Boots and Shoes lust reed and Cor sale
~ ~ by nhi7 KEEN * PRESTON.
4,sRPEE.i00 lis white and coiored Carpet chain in
u and for sale by rnhi7 KEEN d PRESTON.
fiiEI.T 10 bales Canncton Steetires reed this
~ dsy ana Tor sal hA mhiT KEEN 4 PRESTON.
nTisH book JCsr RECEIVED frank Foresters
" Field Sports Frank FOresters sporting and
charartais. nh7i D0BEsL a LISTER.
VETANfED good servant girl In y small family one
Sy thae give good references get good Wagss-
Apply ct this ofacc. nhiT-tf
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NEW AND AT TsIACTEVE.
GREAT BARGAINS.
n IN Of NJ lotto,
IN q

DILL OIEAf AND DELL n HEAP!
ENEi are now opening ct Rosers the largest
fashionable eek OF Silg Tissues. RareE s. Detexes
D. LaEs. Lawns Chalies and all Goods
also their En rsieeries Manas. &C.. beat by
any one. t.ey defy compel t0n either price orstyle
Also Lesvy stock 81 clheoes. GiDEhars. Shirsiazs
Sheetng Denis and Cottorsd=s. superior quality OF
white aud ooicred Grape Stella Shaw SAX and Ssr
Bonnet Parlsps ana Umbrellas aad thouscad articles,
too ton they the public
parteur call aud examine their stock a. their store ON
Sain ar the corner oil First street
mhIs RnSrR,
DAY BOARDERs can he accommodated h the hest the
~ market aforis So The APollo Hall Meals
~ hour of che day by
/. .
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$50 BONES LUMP Tobaeeoi 10 txs 4 lump Tobacco.
1he wv ""'- w I.&D HEIMANN.
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rHE .,HARD POW DER COMPANY.
NASurAcruRERs AND DEALERS IN

HSHOICE y. MOit-sEs.-I25 whole and half Dol
S.9s Sycamore stree
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EsANkt NOTICE.
STOCKHOLDERS in the Branch at Eyausyil,s nf IN
~ Bank OF the State Of Indiana hereby tbs
have ordered
2EG required 20 he paid a. follows:
Ou st April 1861. 50 peT share.
On 25 sTril &c SIS per share,
Oh % Nav Z" siO per sha-e.
or Is June '' SIS per share
By orJer OF the Board Of Directors,
mhlT-3t a.. ". RATHBONE Prest
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30
Wagon Road to California.

1t was clearly the intention of Congress,
when passing the bill making appropriations
for Wagon Roads to California, to make the
route by Salt Lake and the South Pass the
main immigrant and National Post road
In support of this, there are several facts
which might be mentioned, and among
Them, the fact thrt the bill requires the
National road to terminate at or near Honey
Lake, which is OH the line of the main i'm
migrant road, already practicable for wag-
ons, and the additional fact that it received
the largest appropriation. The Washington
Star evidently takes this view of the sub
ject, and describes the bill as follows:
l. The proposed road from Fort kearney,
by the South pass to California starts at a
point where the emigrants from all the
Western and Northwestern States, including
Missouri, unite and take common road
thence to California The appropriation for
this is 100000.
For the road from near Ell 2asso, on
the western frontier of Texas, to the Colora-
do, opphsite Fort Yuma, on the Southwes-
tern boundary of California. The appro-
priatiou is 500 900
8. For the road from Fort Defiance in the
Apache country, TO the mouth OF the Mo-
have river near tie California line. the ap-
preparation is $4,000 THIS roap affords
an outlet for the people of New MEXICO to
drive their stock to Californ!a-there being
already road from Santa Fe to Fort De-
fapce
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30
Canals and Eifcncs.

In that invaluable work, the State Reg
is chapter on canals and bitches already
constructed in the mineral regions of the
State. As all facts connected with this im-
portant branch of our industrial pursuits
are largely sought for abroad. as we'll as
at home, we have thought it not amss to
condeuse the suhjoined information for the
benefit of our readers. These statistics are
obtained from not only the latest, but most
authentic scources, and may be considered
as perfectly reliable.
There are four thousand four hundred and
five miles of artificial water courses, for
mining purposes constructed in this State,
at cost of eleven million eight hundred
and ninety thousand eight hundred dollars.
In addition to these, there are about nine
hundred miles now in the course OF con-
struction. There are thousands of miles of
the richest mineral lands in this State.
now lying almost valueless for the greater
part of the year, which could, with the aid
of enterprise and capital judiciously inves-
ted, be made valuable for mining purposes,
and thereby secure an abundant return
AMApoR County --33 ditcesi value 1888.
400
BUrrE.-e bitches. value, $500 600
CALArERAs.--Ditches SO; value, 81, 24l
900
Ell DORADO bitches, 10; value, $685.
500.
bitches, 2; value, 500, 900.
NARiPosA-Ditches 5; value, S13S 900.
NEVADA bitches. 100, value, 81 ,50n,-
900.
PLAcER-Ditches, %; value S399.l00
PLUMAs bitches, 5; value, l39, 900
SAcRAMENTo.--Ditche ,; value $780,
600
SHASTA bitches, s; value. 1927 900.
SIERRA.--Ditches, 9; value, STA 600.
SIsKIYoU bitches, 10; value, S33S,000
Observation-Disclosures, 2; value, S240,-
600
TRINIrY bitches, 100; value, $500 900.
The Trinity Canal Company vre about cree
ting an extensive ditch in this county.
Observation-Disclosures, 10; value / ,474 :
600.
YUBA--Ditches, 2l value, SsO6,S00.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30
District Court.

The District Court for Butte county ad-
journed on Saturday night, until one week
from to-day. Judge Monson has won golden
opinions from our citizens for the prompt,
honorable and dignifed manner in which
he discharges the position he holds and hon
ors Stern and iuAexibie on the Bench, he
exhibits a business and impartia.ity that
meets our beau ideel of Judge, and, We
regret to say, that brings down upon him
the disapprobation of the splendid legal land
talent in the town of Oroyillel We trust
he will return to complete the term of the
court, as his prompt, decided correct and
fearless administration of Justice and the
law, has placed him high in the estimation
Of our citizens, and removed an influence
that has hung like the nightmare upon the
energies of Oroville, retarding our advance
ment and driving business from US.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30

As per announcement, the Oroville Packet
Sam Souie, will leave our landing for the
last time, this morning. She came up yes
terday in good time, showing that there is
yet plenty of water in the river for the pur-
poses of Navigation. This little steamer
has been welcome tri-weekly visitant to
Oro'ille, during the past three months, and
we regret the necessity which compels her
to haul off. Her doing so humi!iates Oro-
vile before the world, and compels US to nd-
nit, after all the boasting OF rapid progress
and business Importance, that our trade is
not sufficient to employ one little tri weekly
steamer. Good bye. Sam! There is still
water enough in the river to cleanse the
county of the INSCRIPTIONS schemers who
are now sacrificing her prosperity and ad-
vancement for their own agrandizement.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30
The Pfuchbecks.

A mere handful of factionists led on by
| the pinchbech Democratic Globe, paper
that refused to support the Democratic
/ nominee for Senator from that district last
winter, continue their attacks upon one OF
our Democratic Senators and his friends, for
the purpose of creating divisions and dissen-
sions in the party. The vile SANDERS origi-
mated by this hireling crew in the employ of
selfish politicians, find ready echo in the
K and Republican prints of the State,
who chuckle with delight at the prospect of
the division and consequent destruction of
the Democratic party in California. Thee
clean and hungry" descendants of Cassius-
pretend to be the particular friends of Mr.
Buchanans administration, ami yet they
defame and vilify those who have ever been
and still continue to be his firm and unwav-
ering supporters. They profess to be gov
erned alone by their devotion to principles,
and still thrust men forward for the sup
port OF the Democracy, and denouncc those
as opposed 20 the National administration
WHO do tjoin with them in UNFOLDING GER
tain ruen and denouncing others This is
the programme chalked out by the boiling
Vigilante Globe, sustained by purchased
tools in the interior, and encouraged by the
Ki-Yi and Republican press.
VIII the Democracy of California heed
the appeals Of these conspiratorsS Will
they permit the spoils- hunting politicians
of San Francisco, aided by their boiling
and pinchbeck presses, TO dictate opin-
ions TO them i; Are Democrats the slaves of
factions, or free men, capable OF forming
their own opin;onss Is it for professional
place hunters to dictate to the people, who
SHALL be their servants. er is it proper for
the people TO assemble in their primary ca
pretty, express their own views and choose
their public servants
We should ike 10 have these pinchbeck demi
ocrsts inform as when they were constituted
the laboratories for the manufacture of pub
lie cfhcers,and when they were intrusted with
the sole power to speak the public sentiment
of California We have always believed
the Democracy could select whom they
pleased for their servants. and those who
have undertaken to dictate to them, will
find them competent to form their own opin-
ions
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-05-30

The Sacramento Union obtained the fol-
lowing from Mr.. Thompson, who returned
from Carson Valley on the 10Th instant.
On Sunday, the 10th of May, a Mr.. Nc
Murtry, from Honey Lake Valley, came
down to Carson Valley, with two wagons,
which he loaded with potatoes. He paid for
them two cents per pound, and said he
would sell them for fifteen He reported
that Honey Lake Valley. since the news has
been received that it was made the terminus
Of the National Road, had been settling up
very rapidly During the winter, two hun
dred and fifty acres of wheat have been
sown, which was looking remarkably we'll.
Upon the Honey Lake route, during the
winter, snow had fallen to the depth of ten
feet.
The statement, says the Shasta Repabi-
can, in reference to the depth of snow on
the Honey Lake route is false. Not half
that depth of snow has been on the route
since its discovery. Much more wheat has
been sown than is represented in the above.
So great is the anticipated harvest that a
Touring mill is now being erected in the
valley of Honey Lake.