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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-28
OF The importations of dry goods at Ne,

0T The importations of dry goods at New
York and at all the Eastern ports are unus-
ually heavy this season. exceeding the lighest
estimates formed Of the business Of the ap-
preaching season. Some think it is not so
much the increased quantity, as the increas-
ed cost, which causes the unexpected exhib-
it on the books of the custom house. TIE
fact has had the effect to impair the conf
dence Of financial men in the future condition
of the monetary affairs of the country. 1t
has been urged as stfong reason fer the i'm
mediate passage of the new tariff law, to
prevent the accumulation Of any larger
amounts of coin in the sub-treasuries, where,
so long as it is unused by the Government, it
Is as worthless to the country as il buried in
the bottom Of the Sea. Extravagant imports
that should increase the surplus now in the
sub treasures to fifty millions, while the
country is committed to career Of wild spec
ulations, in a season of specious prosperity,
might renew the disastrous events from 1886
to 1910. Sagacious and prudent men, will
watch with interest the line Of imports, as the
best criterion to guide them in their future
plans of business.
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Tue BURDELL MURDER.-The New York
papers find too much profit in the Burdell
murder excitement to let it die, as long as it
can lie invested with any mystery.
The Herald says: The proceedings before
the Grand Jury in the Barleil murder case
are, Of course, kept profound secret; but still
enough has leaked out to show that the testi-
mony alduced on Wednesday was unusually
Interesting and developes several new facts
from witnesses who failed to appear before the
Coroner as they feared imprisonment il they
volunteered their evidence. Two of the best
policemen at the Chiefs office have been de-
pulsed to hunt up facts that have a bearing on
this mysterious ease, and they have been en-
ablcd to furnish several important witnesses
to the Grand Jury; and, besides, have discover
cd number of circumstances That develop
an entirely new and startling theory of the
murder, and putsa different lace on the whole
matter.
The police are on the track ofanother party
who is suspected Of being the perpetrator Of
the deed; but, as it nigh, defeat the ends oil
justice, we refrain from publishing the facts,
until the evidence = sufficiently strong to
arrest the suspected person.
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TRIO BON . PUBLICO.
GF"Every mother should have a box In tie house
handy In case Of accidents to the children"
Redding's fSussfa S:sIve.
hisa Boston remedy Of thirty years standing. and Is
recommended by physicians. LISA sure and speedy
cure for Burns, Piles Bos, Cons Felons, ChIbains,
and Old Sores OF every kinda for Fever Sores Ulcers
ltch scald Head Netle Ra,h Bunions, Sore Nipples
ire 'mmendsd by nuTses.l whiilows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites Spider Stngs, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore and racked Lips, Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, IL lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which can be tesfedto BY thousands whohave used it
In the city Of Bostonnd vicinity the thirty
In no instance widths Salve do injury or interfere
With physicians prescriptions. II is made from the
purest materials from recipe broughtfrom Russ!a-oi
articles growing In that country--and the propre,ors
from ali classes, clergy
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves and recommendit to others. Reidng's Russia
salve Is put in large tin boxes stamped the cove
with picture of house and disabled soldier which
pciureis also engraved the wrapper. Price % cents
a box. RKuprra & Co. Proprje,ors
1 KELLER, FARNSLEY & CO. Agents
| ap'd&wly Evansville. Ind.
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AN ORDINANCE

rEovIDiSG ron rnE Fiction DEFIs-
no THEIR DunEs AND PRovrnisG roR THE1UsIopY AND
nASAGExENr or TAX LEVIED roR SCHOOL PURPOSES
/ -IS TUE EVANSVILLE.
ts i; ordained by the Coren Coancii Of the CITY Of
LvanstlIf thsi three Trustees sha lie elected BY the
sSs Pablo seaSsi md 20 Ssir
Of which ira tees si be elected year serve three
years in accordance with school Law
relative the Township 'Estes, case OF Iafe
o SonnSl si nil the vacancy ~ sPP0iEmeut. till the
next city electitn-
20 lfs rrusees before entering ppoa the discharge
Evansville with freehold security sstst.iio OF
Oennon Counth In penalty not less than double toe
ds.ones ,or ne fsi,s1r IL islp ss al5
Trustees and for the faithful aPprolTiaen OF said school
3 Trustees shall have charge of the
building in TIE sitv s,enns
rules aud regulators for the govern uent OF 10th eas
sSp Fss ns have s,s5sf o. 81 sSF and
by of ter number visit each school last twice
rules aud reruiloDs tie sdpsion 81 thi6ren ont
che city a. .sho1,s and Cor the tInssr c;
rs Tor teney or nsgiset Of DUTY and
iTa Masers % indentuTed spprsriee' rrr'nts
dians OF al Ills sxsst TUITION schoisrs mast rtsce in
~ :, to a.: ai;y Ss 'ss0Si eorr'se' 20 avail
plant in Trustees against say teacher Ter
pap Trustees shall forhwith invssgste the csase
complaint and well founded. the disss
and teachers and crvfl guarding
the chiifren and whenever teacher shall a cc
IN writing that any pupil Is discrdeFy. dOhcdiebt
tardy
school the shall forthwith
con plants aud saad or exp the pupil ii the same as 20,
corrected OF renewed.
The Trustees shaii 81 the end OF each school quarter
make report il writing 20 the Common Council If the ci
stating the Of ended durrg that quarter
aud what tor the nuuber OF pupils attending he Public
schools a7d tie attendance and the
employee which report shall be printed with the pro-
oeedinrs - the CITY Council.
I'm Tie Treasurer of the City ~ Granville shah Re
schsol Treasursr and hsil TIE proportional
tire 81 collected. which shall he psd ~ him
only orders iy the Board of School
stoned ~ the President of said BosrI sad aitesied
CLERK.
SIN. The TruTtees s,ll appoint their clerk
nay aproirto OF their number clerk and he all
responsible for all ais
Th. ordinances be IN full srd after the soth
dsv Of " reh A. ID 1857. John HEW SON. MAYOR.
WILL ". WALKER. City Clerk.
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The BRIDGE AT ST.. LoUrs.-l he city of S..

The BRIDGE AT ST.. LoUIs-1he city Of s..
Louis and the Bridge company have determine
ed that suspension bridge shall span the
Mississippi at st Louis. The engineer has
made his report and estimates the cost of the
structure, including large margin for con-
tingencies, at 81, 10000. The enterprise is
deemed entirely feasible, profitable and inde-
spensible." Stock books are opened and it
is expected that the stock will soon be taken.
1t is believed the construction of this bridge
will enormously increase the local advantages
of st. Louis, and secure to her the entire trade
of Illinois. which is partially cut of off from her
by the difficulties of approaching and passing
the river at many seasons Of the year. 1t will
greatly enhance the value of the surrounding
country on the Illinoise side of the river.
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" The Washington Union states that be-
fore Messrs. Bright and Fitch were elected tc
the Senate by the Legislature of Indiana
written opinions were produced from mem
bers of the Supreme Court, also from the
Judge of the United States District Court
and the Attorney General OF the State, in ia
yor Of the proposed method of election. We
do not believe that Judge Huntington Of the
u s. District Court of Indiana volunteered
an extra judicial opinion, outraging the COM
mon sense of every respectable man, to sub
serve the ambitious designs Of INSCRIPTIONS
political leaders. Stronger evidence than the
assertion of any paper will be required to
convince those who know Judge Huntington,
that he could be betrayed into an expression
OF such an opinion, even if it were possible
that he ever entertained it.
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az The members of the Crescent City
Gun Squad prepared their piece of ordnance
and provided the ammunition to fire minute
guns while the steamer bearing the remains
of DR.. Kane, should be passing round the
crescent of the river in front Of our CITY,
They held themselves all day in readiness to
pay this sad token of respect TO the memo
ry of one who in private life has achieved an
immortal fame in the fields Of science and ad-
venture. But they were disappointed, and
learnt in the evening that the body had been
sent by the way Of ST. Louis. To the ad.
mirers and friends of the lamented deceased,
a knowledge Of the intention, will be as &C.
ceptable, as a mark of the respect of the
community, as the act itself would have been.
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The Posr OFFICE DEPAgrMESr.-lf no
other branch of the government be improved
by the change of Administration, there is a
faint hope cherished that the Post Office De-
partment may be reformed. Within the last
week we have received letters that were ten
days coming sixty miles. Yesterday we re-
ceived letters sixteen days from Cincinnati,
aud eighteen days from New York. Papers
and documents mailed to us for several days
in succession, by friend, six and eight days
before he left New York, reached US yester-
day, and he has been at home here moro THAI
a week. We have one letter twelve days
from st. Louis, another twenty days IRON
New Orleans and one from near Paducah,
sixteen DAYS ont: hut the climax is capped
by a correspondence with an attorney, at a
town, not ten miles from Memphis, who
writes to us under date of Jan. Is, 1857, and
slys: your letter Of instructions dated o.
to5er Sdi, 1856, Aasjus come "a. hand" and his
letter dated January 9Th, was received here
the Goth of February, thus making the time
occupied in transmitting and receiving letters
between points on our riyers-with which
we have communication by steamers, in
three days-four months and t'celrs days; a
longer time than it takes to correspond with
Canton. China. If the whole West will con-
tinue to submit to this NAL administration
ofpublic affairs, it deserves to suffer the con-
sequences. for its pusilanimity. Having never
enjoyed the blessings of prompt and regular
mail facilities, the people Of the West DO not
appreciate their benefits, and seem almost
unconscious Of their deprivation. We have
here detailed only our own experience. In
our case five or six talented lawyers wrangled
for a week, and sharpened their wits at a
heavy expense to their clients, over land
suit, that had been settled for three months
by a mutual agreement of the parties. We
presume every business man around US has
like causes of complaint.
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MANUFACTURE OF CoTToN YAENs.-An old

MANUFACTURE OF CoTToN YAENs.-An old
and experienced practical manufacturer OF
Cotton, writes US from Paris, Tennessee, and
says: ~ have been on a visit to this section
Of country, two weeks, examining the lac
tories, machinery, &C., ofthe Cotton Mills here,
and am satisfied you can manufacture at
large profit in your city, even if you were
to begin on a small scale. Yarns can be
manufactured for to cts per ID; and they
are selling, as fast as made, for % to 24c
Calculate the profit: Here they get their
cotton from the seed at or 8 cents. Itwould
cost you say 10 cents; waste one cent; manu-
featuring 81 CENTS total cost of product
1917 cts; sales, say % cents; profits, per
pound 91s cents. On an investment Of $4,000
producing 800 or 1000 lbs. per day, there is
daily profit Of so to $50. or an annual gain Of
$4,000 to $4,000; but to be moderate in
our estimate, suppose we reduce it one-hali;
and is there any business upon which your
people could enter that would be as profitable?
Good second hand machinery, Of which there
is an abundance for sale, would do we'll for
spinning yarns. You have the kind of labor
females and children-unemployed; also,
cheap fuel, and cheap living, with every facil-
ity for distributing the products. | am III
formed that large quantity Of the yarns
manufactured here, goes to your market for
sale. Is it not strange that while you have
so many advantages for doing the business
yourselves, and so many unemployed hands
among you, that you will pay Others nearly
one hundred per cent profit OF goods you
could make at home? 1T doth amaze me-
that people are SO negligent and ignorant O
their own interests in this money getting age
We believe our friend has put the cost o
manufacturing yarns at a high figure, unless
he Includes all the incidental expenditures o
management and selling. At Canneton, we be
lieve, they manufacture their excellent sheet
ings for good deal less than five cents pei
pound; probably not much above 4 cts. One
pound of cotton makes S5-lOO yards of cloth
worth 8 or 81 cts. per yard; the cotton cost
ing not over 12ts to l3 cents.
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o. The Terre lIaute Union says. the man
uiacturing prospects are exerting considerable
influence in the real estate market Of that city
just at present. "Pr;ces have an upward tend
ency and large amount Of property that has
heretofore been held at a nominal price. will
materially increase in value during the present
season. We have the word Of good judges for
this prediction, who would not venture it,
without due confidence in its correctness; and
we congratulate our mechanics and property
holders on the cheerful prospects ahead"
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o. Several boats are above the bridge at
Terre Haute, bound for ports below, that can
not pass the bridge, as the directors fear that
opening the draw to allow them to pass, will
endanger the safety of the whole structure
The boats will claim damages for the deten-
ton, and there are prospects Of profitable suits
for the lawyers. The bridge is still in great
danger from the flood. A part Of one of the
piers has gone, and the others which are in
dangers Of going, are being protected and
braced, by gunnv bags filed with gravel
thrown. around them. 1t is thought, how
ever, that no protection can save it.
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o. The bill increasing the pay OF officers
ofihe army, which now awaits the signature
of the President, gives Lieut.. Gen. Scott an
increase, making his yearly compensation
Sl0,62O. The increase in each Brigadier
Generals pay is 81, 100; Colonel, $500; Lieut..
Colonel. $3.50; Major, $3.50; Captain and
Lieutenant, $500 each; making their salaries
respectively, $500, $4,000. $4,000, $4,000
81, 800 and $500. The average increase is
$500, or in all S535,00O. An old law provides
that any increase in the pay of army officers
shall relatively affect that Of the marine corps.
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THE INSULT TO Gov. GEARY.-It appears
that Sherrard did not spit in the Governors
face, but confronted him in the lobby, and
said to him. You are a lara scoundrel and
coward spit upon you. II you don't re-
sent it, shall not notice you hereafter"
Gov. Geary passed without noticing the
rowdy. The Legislature passed resolution
condemning the act Of Sherrard. Gen. Rich
ardson. a prominent member Of the Lesisla-
ture had died.
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OF Enoch Train, the great shipping mer-
chant in Boston, the owner of Trains Lines
Of Packets to Liverpool and other ports, has
failed, and the suspension had caused great
sensation, and will produce serious effects
among shipping merchants in this country and
England His liabilities are over 100000.
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areie will al rretende
Imitation bean said
hamhags; bu's really ncTitoTious article capable
all that promised Tor 10 will the test of an y.
position deDCnseut nGated
famed oitters bear evidence of this
taken hold Of by the people and tried Ound
ing in curing any OF Dyspepsia. in forn. When
these facts knova why should be appreea.d
used BY everybody. For BY Druggists
generally. KELLER & WHITE.
HALLOCE * STODDARD. (.
febl-dkx wOOLSEY q SAWYER.
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febt-d&x

The best evdan-. ~ he ai5uced in favor
ecseousness Of Hollands German Bttcrs prepared BY
DR.. c. NJ Jaahson the demand fer them
from all parts ofhc Union aad although there ay he many
eonpounss prepared aud represented being worthy of
hcEa yet feel constrained remark
the number with which the worthy
has been honorsi by Persons of the highest
and rcspetsbliY. who found IL have
hs preparation 10 test sufcenty conclusive that
eheetua rsmedy Tor the almost immediate relief Of
those ctet with irefal uaiaiy dyspepsia
been discovered. See advertisement. For sale Nv
feb4 KELLER WHITE.
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A VALUABLE MEpIcISE In onr eounDs OF o.iay will
b founa the card Of DR.. T. H. CAvAyAUGu Advertising
.CrRE' for that distressing disease tie Piles The
Dr. has YEAR,. devoted his
OF daes aud wi,h s1eh tia. he oilers
auilic osai prsparatou entitled their entire
hdence has he.n taero Ihy tested Curing past
aud eea-y has proved nnnerrGptel chcacous
in all easss. We recommend the afflicted TO try it,
(Chearo Path Finder.
For sale in ths cityty feb3 KELLER x WHITE.
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JAn abolitionist, named Tanner, has
been arrested at Hickman, for attempting to
entice away slaves, and has been lodged in
jail to await the action Of the Grimm.
Court.
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GREAT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

@. G.. MERSHON. Merchant says:
SIMPsoSyILIE Shelby Co., KY. March go 1855.
THE German Bitters give general satis and here
with hand certificate of Mr. Morton Berkley.
BILE farmer of this cluntry.''
SINPsoSvIILR KY March 81. Is55-Dsa Sir-I would
that have been afflicted for several with
Dyspepsia in very aggravated form. Cor which used
and various other eies with obtaining
relief From the various in favor OF uoo
lands German Biters induced to them. and
with pleasure that through their enjoying
health have done for past and
ease. Respectfully yours.
To DIR. G. NJ Jackson. MORTON BERKELEY.
See advertise ment. yeb3-dkw
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TEMPLE OF un,nn

Evansville Temple or Honor No. L. every Thursday
evening il the Hall Water street.. the Canal Bank
r. W. PIISrDgXTER. W. CT.
a. J. o'RETLLY. W. Il.
Beacon Light Social Temple No ~ every ats-sa.
Friday evening As above. JOHN HYDE y. p. T.
q. W. RuDYARD. II. Z. ian20 's.-iy
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as Some Of Mr.. Buchanan's Southern
friends, are charged with advising him not to
call to his councils any aid from New Eng
land. The argument used. is that New Eng
land did not aid in his election, and should
not share in his administrators.
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w. AGENTLEMaN. taorou shiy acquainted with the
49, dry goods aud grocery busn has had long
psrienee In both. is ezesent salesman
plshed Book Keeper would like situation "A which either
or all these qus hcations wouI he available has
pioyers. whom he srs the high rsferenes Apply
to the editor Of the Journal. feA-tf
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Hol. TIE JuURSAL.

never 'srired tew be poit.
a. neei'st tell. 'sPose you no IT'D
Bat thawt there's virtn iait-
Darn' II would n, IN a giniti
Ba. when you tawk o. dos 'rAsypin.
Webster's round an takes delite in;
Dsd or'live hs'll sta.aP y0ar iestars.
And ''b1biL" tsE. ieer little ereeturs.
Ga paper. iron elas5 crp,a,s.
Hen ax yerr shajder SURE as fats.
SO natral aud tre~ life.
Whea yeE re away twill fool yswr wife.
aovs5-d,f TILESToN's Gallery
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GtARPET CHAIN.-IoCo lbs assorted eolors;
" lQlbs White colors, REQ this day and for sale BY
fell PRES ron BIOS.
up ASINS.-5e boxes NJ II. received and or sale by
Ho fell PRESTON BROS.
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or Ex-Governor Hammond of South Car
olina, is a candidate for Congress to succeed
Hon. Preston S, Brooks.
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On the 9th inst. MARY LOUISA. daughter OF Thos E.
ans Corneia IL 6arvin. nths fourth year other age.
The friends ofthe family invited attend her funeral
which win take place from the residence parents this
afternoon ct O'Clock.
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OF The House have passed the new tariff
bill and sent it to the Senate. 1t is a COM
promise measure, and is nearly satisfactory to
all parties. 1t will be passed at once by the
Senate. -,....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s9 Noteesin this place. ten per line insertions
cents per line three tines s0 line week dis
eounton longer time.
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BOARDING.

With large pleasant
gentleman and lady single gentlemen
in private amy. in esn,rL location. Apply At this
ofee- feIi-tf
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KEMp.s WORM pAsriLIEs.-rh.y contain no

require percury to lie taken after them destroy
species oiniestira with arcu.e
entcing and extremely paiatahle Pritols
diseases Of the lungs tnmors and all eonplan generated by
ortid matter in tie Hood. Sold by D. Lanman Co
Wholesale druggists 60 Water SewTork and by
druggists. Sasaparlla st and Pastiiles &c bottle
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MARRIED.:
NIED:

On the ?s,h last ~ Julius s. cae,t Esq at the resi-
denee of Wu. %. Mcdowell HENRY NJ BARSHEARI
and Miss ELLEN A. LENEyE. all of this county.
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GO II.

WOOD, WGODM-oraers for Wood Ief. q. SAMUEL
VIcKEKN will he promptly filled. feb3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A n h q

0rs ten lines less tire soc three times sf
week. 81 20; two weeks 81 50; month. 81; three
months. 81 Elk months. SIC; 4l5. Dscocnton
larger advertise Cards Of lines under So
Noehsrge Tor marriage. death religious notices.
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The Price of Coal at the BoDiArI MINES Is
At the cents per bushel.
uanls j to any part Of the ety............i0 Fl"
JOHN wYMoND.
feb1 Seeretar ard Manager.
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HOELOWAY'R OINTMENT AND pIIiS.-The
eleventh hour Let victim terofuia. salt rheu.
ulc pve malady fancy impossble 1t
IL too late 10 Hooways Ointment for external
his Pills for internal Sold
ufartcres No so Maiden Lane. NewYork ard No
strand London and ~ all druggists at 25e s2 and 81
per pot box. fe23-lwokw