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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-08

VI The locomotive works Of Bruse,
Kneeland & Co., in Jersey City, suspend
ed work on Monday week. Several
hundred mechanics and laborers are
thrown out Of employment. The cause
of this step, is the failure Of Western
Railroad Companies to make payment,
in the present. embarrassed condition Of
finances. <H.aen
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N, n. a Most Undoub,ed Fact


That DIR. SkSyORD's ISvIGoRAToR OR LIVER RENE
Dy, Is OF the greatest discoveries made in medicine
the past century. 1t has been study Of the Doctor
during twenty years practice to find what particular
organ, when diseased, caused the greatest number Of
ills palms, and his conclusion is that the liver the
greatest Of the system, and the most liable to
disease, while If kept from disease, preventative
Of Dyspepsia, Jaurdice, general debility &C., while
last, but far from least, mention consumption; for
experience is, that more of consumption
from diseased liver, than from all other causes put
together. 80
Taking this to he acorrect hypothesis. have but to
find remedy with which to correct the liver, and We
have Of nearly all the diseases subject to
ysimply using a preventative. That the ISvIGoRA.
TOR is such remedy Is beyond doubt to all who try
it, for its virtues such that for all complaints ari
sing from liver arrangement, IL is unfang remedy
while family medicine for all diseases Of the som.
ach bowels which caused in greater or less de-
gree by liver arrangement, it is the Safest surest and
most efficacious remedy known. Iaug20d&wlm
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=qYUcATAN.-. The latest advices from
Mexico represent Yucatan in state Of
revolution, not against the Central Gov.
eminent Of Mexico We presume, but it is
revolt of the mixed races Of Indians and
blacks, against the domination of the
whites who have held control of the State
government and are the organs of the
Central Government within the State
1t is in the nature Of a servile war, being
revolt Of the poems and Indians, like
that which agitated the Peninsula in
184S and 1S49. gti u. a-.na .p'at
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The PANIC in Wall street, the Herald
says has completely subsidized, There
was no evidence, whatever, on Thursday
ofexcitement No new failures occurred,
and things began to assume their &C
customed aspect. No better evidence OF
the confidence shared by the masses Of
the people could be found than the fact
that the deposits in the savings banks
increased. The deiaulting teller Of the
Mechanics Banking Association, Mr..
Van Blarcom, who embezzled $4,000 Of
the funds, has been discharged, no charge
being brought against him except. that
OF breach Of trust, which is not an indict
able offence. He has shown that the
money was loaned to customers of the
bank, whose notes he holds as security,
and that none Of It was applied to his
own use. In the Supreme Court an in
junction was issued against the bank.
The affairs of the concern will be wound
up as soon as receivers are appointed.
1t is reported that the bank is abundantly
able 10 meet all its liabilities, and will
pay claimants as soon as possible.
In the long list Of failures that have
occurred during the panic, we see bul
few reported in the West, and none in
the State of Indiana.
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" The Attorney General Of the
United States, has decided against the
late Marshal of Utah, who claimed Of
the United States an allowance Of S2O.-
600, for transporting, attending. and
guarding the members Of the U. s. Court
in Utah. The Attorney General decide l
that their travelling expenses and the
protection of their personal safety, was
q private charge on their own pockets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-08

i. FEARFUL AcCIDENT.--The New Al
bany Tribune learns that a most fearful
accident occurred on the track of the
Mississippi apd Tennessee railroad at
Oxford, Tenn, on Friday week. While
the hands of Mr.. Avaunt were working
upon deep grade, tremendous land
slide fell in upon them, instantly crush
ing three men to death, and fearfully
mangling two others but it is thought
the wounded will recover.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-08

H One evening last week, some
thieves set fire to a hay stack on the
farm of Mr.. S. Piggs, near Worthington,
in Greene county, and while the whole
family were engaged in Efforts to extin-
gu'sh the flames, the villains slipped into
the house and stole $50 in cash-pro-
missary notes to the amount Of $500, and
carried off two carpet bags Of clothing,
and made successful escape with their
booty, without leaving clue to fasten a
suspicion upon themselves. t' t-'.
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A BosToN LAWYERS WIFE SENTENCED TO
THE STATE PRIsoN.-The Boston Courts have
had on trial physician named Holman, alias
levery, and Mrs. Robinson, on the charge
OF attempting to extort money from gentle :
man by threatening to accuse him of crimi-
nal intercourse with Mrs. Robinson, who is
the wife of q member of the Suffolk bar. The
woman, it appears, has been practising for
years this species Of extortion, getting very
large sums of money from timid men. The
last intended victim had the moral courage
70 refuse to be plucked, and brought his case
into Court, where a jury gave a verdict
against the parties engaged in the conspiracy
and they have been sent to the State Prison
for five years.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
rEu rvaR &TED PRNsAuV plUual

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James Csarke, N.
D., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This iri'
valuable Medicine is unailing In he cure Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases incident 10 the Female
constitution. 49, 1t .
II moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings on the monthly periods with reeuarty. These
Pills should be used two three weeks rev 10
consassnent they f3rty the constituton and lessen
the suffering during labor, enabling the mother TO per.
form her duties with safety TO hersef and child.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS OF Pregnancy, as they
sure to bring on Miscarriage but at any other time
they are safe. -
In ali eases OF Nervous and Spinal Aectons Pain
m the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue Slight
Exertion Palpitaon Of the Heart, Lowness OF Spirits,
IIyecs Sick 1ieadache, whites and All the pa;nfuI
diseases occsoned by adisoriered system. these Pill:
although a powerful remedy do not contain iron
calomei, anthony, or any other mineral.
Ful DIRECTIONS accompanying each package. Price
i IN the United States and Canada. One Dollar.
N.B.-siso0 and II postage stamps enclosed to any
return mail ". W. ROBERTS, Indianapolis,
.--.,-, -rr--- 1910 Sole Agent for Indiana.
HALLOCK 4 sTODDARD,
aps7 S1-lyis General Agents. Evansville.
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A FAT OFFIoE.-The New York City
Attorney office, from all accounts, is the
most lucrative one in the United States.
The salary is $4,000 a year, besides
$1,000 for clerk-hire. He receives his
proper fees and taxable costs in all pro-
ceedings conducted, prosecuted, or de-
Tended by him, from all parties thereto
except the corporation. From these
salaries, fees, and other advantages 0!
position, it is estimated that the place
can be made, without stretching the
possessor's conscience unressorably, to
pay $4,000 or S5o,oO0 year.
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- Neuralgia :

A gentlemans living in Philadelphia, Pa,
saws. FsfksFEAftHA 81B ETC
"In passing through Pit:sburg some months
since, purchased bottle Of Berhaves Hol-
land Bitters. 1t relieved me so much, that
on returning home purchased two bottles
more from DR.. Dyott, which completely cur-
ed me Of Neuralgia. l have recommended
the article to many of my friends, and four
or five Of the number say it cured them.
think that my recommendation has done
more for its sale in Philadelphia, than your
advertising" ~ "
e. We are not permitted to publish the name
hut any person calling at the store, or COM
municating to us by letter, will be convinc-
ed of the truth of this statement.)
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OF 1t appears from the orders issued
BY the War Department, that Governor
Walker will have upwards of 1000 troops
at his command in Kansas, to preserve
peace at the October election, with Gen.
Harvey, the Indian Pacificator, in COM
mand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-08

sB- The man Thompson, living in Frank
lin county, this State, who seduced girl in
his own family, and took her into Ohio.
where she gave birth to child, which was
taken into corn field on severe winters
night, and left to perish-has been sentenced
to the Ohio Penitentiary, for the term of ten
years. The girl subsequently died, as was
supposed, from some unnatural cause. The
man had previously sustained respectable
standing -------- 49,
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GSome ofthe managers of the South
ern Michigan Railroad have brought suits
against the New York Herald for libel.
The editor promises rich developments,
if the case ever comes to trial.
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HoLLowAY's PLLs.-Public opinion Is the great
tribunal by which the value Of all discoveries judy
ed Its verdict this great Alternative antiseptc and
tonic medicine founded the testimony Of rejoicing
and grateful thousands, is favorable throughout the
world. Sold at the manufactures, No. 80 Maiden Lane,
New York, and No. IA Strand, London and by all
druggists, at a5c, 30, and >l per box. Isept3lw
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MURRAY 4 LASNAS's FLORIDA wAreR.-An at
mosphere Of perfume exhales from the handkerchief
mostened with this floral It's refreshing
prevents faintness, and relieves Head ache and
Tremor. Gentlemen, who use 1t, (mixed with water)
after shaving, viii obviate all trouble from irritation o.
the skin. Sold by d. T. Lanman 4 Co., wholesale
druggists g. Water street, N York. and by all drug
gists. at 50 cents per bottle. sept 3daw1w
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Brooks House Furniture and 8 f:
Years Lease for Sale.

TINE proprietor being desirious Of en-
u barking In another business, would I'M
sell the above on accommodating terms to iii
any responsible person, il application be hi
made by the LIST 81 October. The house is sSis=!E3
well furnished with new and substantial Furniture
and all the necessary outfit for carryn on the bust.
ness prosperously, being situated the corner OF
Main and Lower First streets making Il the most con-
venent business stand in New Albany. II has now
and has had first run Of transient as we'll as local
custom. II Is very desirable opportunity for any
person wishing to embark in the business.
For further particulars address the proprietor by let
ter or IN person, at New Albany, Ind.
sept3 80, : JOHN r. BROOKS, Prom.
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FBAuD!-we again call attention to the celebrated
article called DR.. Hostetters Stomach Bitters-
Since these Bters have, for their medical virtues in
all cases OF Dyspepsia, Flatuency, Constipation, or
General Debility, become popular and in such gen.
eral use, many unprincipled men have reilled the
bottles with some vile prepasation, and palmed 1t off
for the genuine, while Others are putting up an article
represented to he the same; but advise all acquant
ell with Hostetter's Bitters to other and to
buy Of none but respectable dealer, Who keep the
genuine article. sept3dawiw
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An ADVANTAGE To BE FAT.-On the oc-
easion OF the late magazine explosion, at
Halifax, N. S., an old gentleman who
weighed 400 pounds. was thrown, out of a
gable window into the gutter below, without
having received particle of injury.
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PRICE OF THE IMMINENT.
HIGH SCHOOL.

MESSRS. DOBELL & LISTER beg 10 announce
H TO the parents and pupils that through the kind
Of Mr.. Wheeler, they timely furnished with
a list Of ALL THE NEW BOOKS required for the
session, which they have In store, waiting their
kind purchase:
Berard's History;
Fasquel'es French Course, E.Tr
Fasquele's Tellemaque;
McCintock's and Cooks first Books in
Latin and Greek;
Green's Introduction;
- Comings Class Book Ply siology; !
49, - -Fitcfl's Geograpy: E.
H (, Spier's French Dictionary;
Andrew and Anthan's Dictionary:
Sanders Speaker;
The Humorous Speaker; r'a.li .
Worcester's Dictionary; ...,
School Journal, t4e --hH
School Hymns; .8{iff~4Hq
Iohnsons Turner'S Chemistry ssndall the other books
augss sDOBELL LISTERS.
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- GREAT BARGAINS, ~
IN CLOTHING AND FURNISHING
-.gtr-1 GOO ID s,
p t.s At A. BENSrINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store.

UNDER THE PAVILION HOTEL.
INTENDING to make change In my business, by
the 18th Of September and to give all my friends,
customers and the pubic generally . chance to get
very cheap Goods; yet before retire from bus-
dess, offer my entire stock OF Goods, consisting In
Raady-maie Clothing, Shirts Drawers, Handker-
Chiefs Hats, Cars Trunks and valises at greatly
duced prices. So IL you want to make save money,
call soon at LOBENSTINE'S
augs9-2w1 Western Star Clothing Store.
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OF The National Railroad Conven-
ton met in New York on last Tuesday.
Nearly all the prominent roids in the
United States were represented. .Ht
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BEACON LIeHr SOCIAL TEMPLE, No.
W. IS, meets every alternate Friday evening,
as above. tlff j. T. WALKER, B. PIT.
A. J.. O'RiLEY, d. r. jan30ly
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partuership.

V>HE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm and style of LEIGH
vierling, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Peter viering having sold his entire interest in
the concern to Charles LEIGH, who will assume and
pay all the liabilities Of the old rm, and Is alone au
fhorized the signature Of the old firm, in liqui.
dation Of their business. -
80 CHARLES LEIGH,
Sept. 1st-spa.Im PETER WEBBING.
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EVANSVILLE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No
Sk<Se Al, meets every Thursday evening, in the
Hall, on Water street, over the Canal Bank.
C. W. RUDYARD, w. CT.
sA.J.O'REILLY, W.R. jan30ly
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COAL NOTICE. ia
The price Of Coal at the BoDiAM MISEs. Is at the
Pit, cents per bushel; hauled to any part Of the
city, 10 cents per bushel. -
10 A. JOHN WYMOND,s
febs Secretary and Manager.
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The Paducah Packet.

The j. III. Done, an elegant, light draft,
FAST stern wheeler, has entered upon the
route as. a packet between here and Pa
ducah. She is well suited to the trade
in every respect, and is just such a boat
as wehave wanted, She has very neat
cabin, and will make a most attractive
passenger packet Our citizens ought
to make active sxertions to give her a
generous support; and we hope the
people along the route, who have en-
couragel the undertaking, will contrib
ute all in their power, to maintain her
in the trade. Her time Of arrival and
departure will not be fixed, till after she
returns from her first trip. Il will be
SO arranged that she will connect with
the trains on our railroad, as to cause
as little delay as possible to passengers,
both going or returning over the road.
Why AN Extra Session is NOT CALL
Ep.-If there be any ground at all, for
the following charge against Governor
Willard, the people should awake to q
sense of the danger. Or if the conse.
quences here set forth as condition o.
the. contract with Canal bond holders
would .ensue from failure to meet thu
interest promptly, the people Of the State
should arise in their strength and de-
mand called session Of the Legislature
whatever the reasons-real or preten
ded-the Governor may oppose TO TIT
measure. There has long been lurkin!
suspicion that there was design to sci
the State to the Canal bond holders, b,
the men who are most vociferous in hyp
ocritical denunciations of taking back tn
canal. They will accomplish it, as the,
car. led the Bank charter, processing t
oppose while plotting secretly to accom-
plish it. The Indiana American make
the following exposition ''-i
We were at loss to know why the Cover
nor remained so obstinate, until this weel
when a Democratic member of the Hous
gave us his opinion. He says that accordin
to his understanding, the prompt payment I
the interest on the State bonds is such q cor
dition in the contract of surrendering one
half for the canal, that a failure to pay, wi
work forfeiture of the contract. and thrc
back upon us the canal and take back IL
surrendered bonds. :" If, i" he adds, I" sue
should be the result, as it most certainly wi
against the charge of having been bought
the bond holders. There is in this sugge
ton the most plausible apology for the Coz
ernor that we have seen. The bond holde
can afford to give s5,oOo,ooO to cause a TO
fixture of the contract. t fo g t.- t.-
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A. ANsPACHRR Il CO.,
Manufacturers of CLOTHING,
- Also importers and wholesale Dealers In
Cloths, Cassimeres, 6attinetts, vestings,
TAILoR's TRIMMINGS AND
- GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
MAIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO BRANCH BANK,
e. Evansville, Indiana.
aucla-t ianf ~,
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a N energetic, business young man, who can come
IA well recommended, and who II we'll acquainted
with the merchants Of Indiana and Illinois. None
other than the above need apply
Sc. GILBERT CO.,
septl .rf Wholesale Cirocers.
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PLAGIARISM is charged upon the Rev.

PLAGIARISM IS charged upon the Rev.
DR.. Daily in his Baccalaureate Address,
bearing the learned title Of Zaph-nathi
Pa ne.ah. Nappears to have been made |
up as some contemporaries make mp their
editorials, BY filching the thoughts oil
others, and varying slightly the form of
their expression--if the following Quota
tons are fair samples of the Address:
"The world, oflate, "The press, steam,
has been fully walked and electricity have
up by the power Of the walked up The world,
press, steam, and cleo thrown tho elements.
tricity., The elementslin commotion, remov-
are all in .commotion, Jed the old land marks,
and the tide of hui land rendered it some |
mainly is rolling on what ,difiicult for us !
ward to something-lto find our reckoning.
| VIC know not what. The calmest waters
| The -calmest waters|are rufiied, the stead
and steadiest currentsiest currents agitated |
are rufied and agita-Iwith winds and tenn |
| ted by wind and tem-lpests and, ever and |
stand often thelanon The troubled |
angry waves seem tolwaves seem to be DASH |
be dashing over curling fearfully over our |
bark. DR.. Ddily'sl floating bark Mr..
Bdccdlduredte. p. TO- Skep0sdsOa an OHIO
"We have in tins Journal IF Elucatioa,
country great nal S22. ,.s,s.'r
tionality. Egypt was Egypt was but o
narrow and Greece butlnarrow strip, and
a speck, when COM Greece but a speck
pared with this broad compared with this
land of ours. Burke'sl broad land. Burke's
"two millions in A-''two millions in A
merica" have already merica" are already
reached twenty fvetwenty- and soon
millions, and will soon will be a hundred mil
be hundred millions lions. =
This great nationalityIA great nationality
demands great men demands great men.
men of refined taste, II - *< \
strong intellects, and Living men and wo-
thorough culture. withIlnen Of refined taste,
, warm, earnest heartsIstrong intellects, true,
and solid characters, defensive, and most
J who can, with readyIthorough culture with
perception, clearly dis warm, honest, earnest
tinguish between what hearts, are the neces-
is right and what islsity of the age. The
wrong, and who ddreThe times demand So
to do the right-these lid characters who can
arc the great necessi- and will distinguish
ties of the age."-Dr. between right and
, Ddilys address, p. q wrong .Iournak Of
and 10. Education, p. $780,.
The Oxford CO., Citizen, which has
been at the trouble of collating these pas
sages, also publishes large number of
other extracts, hooked" almost bodily
e from Fosters ESSAY on Decision Of Cha
|; racter," and other sources. The Bacca-
: laureate contains good deal Of good ad-
= vice to young men, says the New Albany
v Tribune, but one thing was omitted :
: : he forgot to tell them not to filch their
IL literary compositions from sources which
u are easily come-at-able. ,4-1
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w NsrEn-

IyITY and County Orders, for tax paying pur-
~ poses. The highest cash price wilt be paid.
septl-d3 TH0S. E. GARVIN, Sd st.
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WHEAT is selling at Worthington, and
other places on the canal, at as cents per
bushel. 81 r--4 +
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~|O@O0ONO~O-ND~O~ONOO
vh@ NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
bt<e one insertion; % cents per line three times;
30 cents per line week: discount longer time
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Young America Target Pistol
5ua II MANUFACTURING CO.,

H>HIS Pistol is intended as the forerunner of the
u ordinary pistol, and is designed foG young men
and boys who wish enjoy the exciting sport Of firing
at target, at the most tring expense and without
any danger Of accident The cheapest ordinary pistol
three Of four times tire price of this, besides being
dangerous in the hands Of boys This Pistol is loaded
with the common Fire Cracker, which forms a com.
pete cartridge and will carry ball ten or fifteen PAGES
with sufficient force to do any serious damage. As
America Is . shooting nation. the Young Americans
must and will learn the Art by which our independence
secured. Hence this Target Pistol Is exactly in
time, and must meet with universal sale among our
youth Of the South and West. Its operation is per.
fectly simple, and II Is not liable to get out Of order.
full desipton will accompany every case Of Pistols
The Pistols put up at the Factory in of 80
each ready to send BY express to any part Of the Uni
ted States or Canada. tt
Retail Price, IS Gents; by the Case 81 so,
or 3 Cents Each.
FRENCH, HALL & CO.,
sept4. New Haven, Conn.
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We are selling EXTRA FAMILY Flour, made Of
White Wheat at - 50 per sack retail, at the Southern
Mills. TERMS, CASH.
sept. IGLEHEART BROTHERS.