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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL IN LoTpoS.-lne
illustrated London News, of the list INST,
says public dinner in aid OF this cDaIlty
was given at Willis rooms on the 2lst OF
April last, when the Duke of Wellington
presided. His Grace was supported oy the
Duke of Beaufort, Viscount Lismore, VS.
count Maldon, Lord Rokcby, Lord Grey de
Wilton, Lord COsmo Russell, the Hon. h.
Grosvenor, Mr.. Truman, NJ. P. Major Blake,
| Capt. Z lshbourne, K. N, Mr.. Pritchard, MT
Sheriff Rutherford. DR.. Quinn, DR.. Russell
aud about $50 other gentlemen known as
| supporters and practitioners of homeopathy;
Lord Rokeby and Capt. Fishbourne, aliuded
to their experience of the benefits personally
derived by them f.om homeopathy during
their services in the Niger expedition, ana IN
the Crimea. From the statement oil the
chairman, it appeared that the institution
was opened in 1850, at q house rented LOT
that purpose in Golden Square. Daring It's
existence the hospital had, ct an average ex-
penditure of 81 900 year, afforded reilei 70
$4,000 sick persons, of whom nearly I,zUV
) were in patients. The returns OF treatment
+. were stated to prove the advantages OF To-
; meopathy. Thus, while, according TO the
Registrar-Genera the rate of mortaity IN
the allopathic metropolitan hospitals Is !. I
! per cent, the deaths in the HomeoPathi'
, hospital, including those from cholera, nave
i not exceeded As per cent
&c The editor of the News says: ..withou
venturing any opinion respecting the trutl
: of homeopathy, it cannot be denied tina
n this system of medicine claims respectful
r. consideration from the medical profession
, Its founder, the late DIR. HauemanIi, is ad
s. mitted by his opponents to have been
; learned physician and a man of genius. Fo
g the lastsixty years, homeopathy has bee
i'd gaining ground in every country in the worlC
rs II is recognized By many governments, royi
s, and republican, in Europe and America; an
ne numbers among its friends several thousan
'y PHYSICIANS, (most of whom were educated
III the old school of physic), many eminen
IS scientific and literary men, and consiS
G. erable proportion of the mass of the peopl
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@The Philadelphia Press thinks the
English Government has been prompted
to adopt their recent outrageous system
OF searching our vessels, by the publica-
tons in the Southern papers that the
slave trade had been rs-opened and bold
ly carried on, in some of our Southern
ports; and that it was the determination
of the parties to continue and enlarge its
operations. To allegs such a reason for
tho course Of the British cruisers would
aggravate the offense; it would be add
ing insult to injury; it would lie equiva-
lent to an allegation. that we were un-
able to maintain the police Of our own
coast with our own shipping.
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MAsoMc.-The Indianapolis Citizen
OF Wednesday, says: "a numerous body
OF delegates is in attendance at the Grand
Masonic Lodge, now in session, in this
city. Every subordinate lodge in the
State, we believe, is represented. The
Grand Lodge Hall is crowded. Old men
with silvered heads and young men in
the bloom of youth hold counsel toge,h.
er for the promotion of the interests Of
the great Masonic family. All work
harmoniously. and in that harmony thew
produce the strength which is ever an
un ailing support to the society. The
various committees appointed are indus
triously preparing their reports, and
will present them on the re-assembline
OF the convention on Wednesday.
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0TBy the mails brought by the Nj
agara, we learn that disgraceful riot
took placein Manchester, England, grow
ing out of religious discussion. The
parties debating, were Rev. Mr.. Darby
ard Mr.. Cleary. The question was
one Of long series ION the theological.
historical, aud ecclesiastical errors Of the
Roman Church." The police were called
in, and after protracted struggle sue
ceeded in quellinS the disturbance.
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from here to New Albany The gov
eminent is spending its money uselessly
the mails on many Of these routes are
absolutely worthless:
We have complained of the irregularity Of
our mails, until we almost despair OF seeing
any improvement. The tri-weekly NUT
man, between Evansville and Leaven " orth.
is, if possible, a more rickety concern tba,i
the Louisville daily. Twenty -one days be-
tween Cannelton and Rome, a distance OF
niteen miles-the county seats not unfrc-
9uentiy required. ] o get papers through to
Dc'oy ana Leopold, few miles further on +,
the time is Proportionally increased-some
times they never arrive. Seventeen DAYS is
ABOUT the time required TO get mail matter
through to Evansville. As for the Louis-
WIG mani, 1T has become so wretched that,
"' learn, our postmaster refuses to give the
mail matter to the contractor, believing i, 10
DC more secure in his office.
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GEORGIA LoTTERIEs.--The managers of the
&c. Swan q Co." lottery scheme have been
indicted at Augusta, Ga, through the eff
forts Of Mayor Tiemann, of New York. and
all the owners and parties concerned, have
been arrested, with the exception of Benia-
mine Wood, brother Of Mayor Wood, of New
1 ork: and Geo: T. Eddie, of Georgia, who
are, IL Is alleged, connected with the enter
the illegality of the concern, and then sent
on Sergeant Birney, of the Mayors police
squad, who secured tho cooperation of the
Georgia authorities, and the subsequent in
alctment Of the parties.
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The Rev. Mr.. WILLIAMS, has revived
bis claims to the lost Bourbon, or the
Daupnin. In 1898 Frenchman, oy the
name of Del ardin, with his wife ana
bow about eleven years old, and girl
older than the boy. appeared in Albany
N Y. The wife professed to have been
. maid Of honor, to Maria Antolnette, and
they protested many evidences OF having
hsen members Of the old French Arls-
tocracy. 1t appears by the books Of an
old firm, b. & j. X. Blocker, prominent
merchants in New York, in 1913, that
DeJardin was supplied with considerable
sums of money by them, and that the
house made investments for him. De-
Jsrdin removed, without assigning any
reason, from Albany to White Hall, then
in the wilderness, where he appears to
have been supplied with means by
Messrs. Bleckers till 1902. Mrs. h.
Dudley of Albany, the mpnificent patron
of the Albany Obseryatory--who has
been made celebrated by the eloquenct
of Eyerett--has written letter to TIT
Albany Knickerbocker, describing tn
condition and appearance ofthe DeJardi'
family, whom she visited, when girl
with her mother, during their residence
in Albany. She says the features OF tn
Rev. Mr.. Williams, bears strong re
semblance to those of the boy with DE
Jardin, as she recollects him. The Rev
Eleazer Williams claims to be able
! prove beyond dispute, that he is til
: identical boy who was with De Jardil
y while living near White Hall. 1t is a
interesting fact bearing on this matte
9 that the Prince De Joinville, who visi
[ ed this country some twenty years sine
: called on Charles f. Dudley, Of Alban
q then stopping at Saratoga. In an int
view which he had with him, he obtai
?. ed Mr.. Williams address, went We
# and called on him. There is no trace
I: the De Jardin family after they Il
in Albany, except these entries in the boo
.. Of the old mercantile firm. The sour
,e whence these funds came is not indicat
n by the books.
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QUERY.

Why is it that CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE i,
the best IN THE WORLD
BECAUSE emincn; chemists say so;
BECAUSE it contains no caus,ic compounds,
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other,
BECAUSE itcperates insIautaneousy,
BECAUSE it does not stain the skin,
BECAUSE it nourishes and strengthens the Hair,
BECAUSE it corrects the had effects Of other
dyes,
bECAUSE its presence cannot be detected.
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS,
sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
JOSEPH CIIRISTAD0RO.
ap-o-lmd0W No. d Aston House, y. York,
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Hostet,ers.-The surprising effects of Hos

Hostetters.-The surprising effects Of Hostetter's
Vegetable Stomach Biuers i'm removing bile, forcing
an appetite, mparting health aud tone to the SYSTEM
and dissipating dyspeptc symptoms, is truly won
rful. Every nervous, debitated. weak and ema-
cated person, male female should try 1t at once
One wine glassful taken three times each day, before
meals or If the patient should be lady or child in
debItaed condition, half the quantity will do until
sufficient strength is restored, which viii reazeu
in very short time, and convince the patent OF the
truth of the above named happy results which have
gained for these Bitters such an envable reputation
everywhere. For sale by druggists and dealers.
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A HORRIBLE AFFAIR occurred at st.
Louis on Monday last, between two deck
hands, on board of steamboat, who had
got INTO a fight, in which one drew a
knife, and by single stroke, almost
disemboweled the other.
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m ErnfI., ElrcIric Oil.

This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, ""u''
Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Eruptions, sprains, Burns,
Felons &c, is manufactured only by Prof Charles
De Grath, everywhere known as the original discoy-
erer, at his old establishment in philadelphia.
The sale Of this Great Remedy has been unprece'
dent.d las; year alone, sls5,OOO worth was sod
and wherever it is known, there it is used Purcell
Ladd & Co., q Richmond, bought last year ovei
81 200 worth; Barnes PARK of New York, s2,oct
worth; Seth g. Honce, OF Baltimore, over si'oOo; j.
Nv ~---A <><-A-4-&-<<-f
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o. The agent for the Sax and Fox
Indians, in Kansas, who was about to
proceed to his agency with $4,000 in
specie to pay the Indian annuities, learn
ing that Montgomery's band Of robber S
had laid their plans to intercept and rob
him of his treasure, has applied to Gen.
Harvey for body Of troops to protect
him while engaged in settling with the
Indians.
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$500 REWARD

UpAN AWAY fro1a my farm in Onion county for
II poste Shawneetown), on the 9Th lust two nerrro
men viz: JESSE, a dark muattp, ; feet ! inc6.s
high, wslgAs about l4e pounds, bOw.legced thicL
hair, slight whiskers, stout made aud good cotn.e-
nance.paTchasei in January last Of Legrand r.
Peter is about 20 years old. hrgAt conner color:
feet IL inches high, weighs Ia pounds mil, H.
big mouth, showing his teeth, when spoken to- plain,
~, good countenance, stoGt and large boned: has
slight scar over one Of his eyes-purchssed 81 Ieon-
ara iay,or. o. Boyle county, in January last. will
pay ss Tor the delivery Of aid negroes 10 me al this
place " taken in free State, or s0 EACH il taken IN
TINS sia,e am inclined 70 believe said negroes
cTossen the river al Shawneetovn, and possibly
make their way through Illinois and Indiar a to o
isvllie, where one Of them has wifr.
GEORGE ATKINSON
Henderson. XIV. Nav II isFs -9,slus
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That owners of Lots Nos. los, lo7, los.
" 1873, l3i and l35 in the old plan of the City or
Evansville, cause the alley running from Second TO
Third street, between Main and Locust streets, in the
of the Old Presbyterian Church. TO be broughtto
the proper city grade within thirty DAYS from the
publication Of this notice; and in default thereof the
Common Council will proceed 70 perform said work,
and the costs and expen accruing thereby will be
assessed to and collected by sale of said property,
so much thereof will satisfy said lien and costs
By order of the Common Council Of the City OF
A. LEMCKR, City Clerk
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nTBy reference to the telegraph co.'s

3By reference to the telegraph co.'s
umn it will be seen that We have i'm
portant news from Europe. There are
strong indications that the Derby Minis
try will be compelled to resign. After a
long debate, in the House of Lords. they
were sustained by majority OF ten' ou'
it was generally conceded by all the
morning papers, that the vote OF cenSure
would pass the House of Commons by
some fifty majority. England and
France have united, to patch up peace
between Turkey and Montenegro, be-
tween which countries hostilities have
already taken place, and fierce battle
reported to have been fought.
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COAL.
BppIAN MINING COMPANY

W =
ounce on Water street, under the Telegraph Ofce)
Cart loads Of IL bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
vered to any part Of the city at 81 30 per Load Coal
weighed, il desired the expense of the purchase,
Notes or solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
Ken in payment. JOHN WyMoyD
dec25 II. Secretarv ara u.,.r
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o. The enlargement Of the New
FORK canals, admits the passage Of boats
carrying cargoes equal to that Of coast
ing or Lake schooners. A boat arrived
at albany, few days ago, with a cargo
Of one hundred and SiTty tive tens of grati.
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eN-A child was killed, recently, in New
York, by clerk in drug store furnishing
the father Of the child tincturo Of opium fer
psregoric.
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WA. HUSSEL
JAMES STEELE.
EVANSVILLE
PLANNING & FLOORING MILL.

SECOND STREET, BETWEEN CHESSUr CHEEKY.
UHEALERS in Lumber and Manufacturers OF
u Doors, Shutters, Blinds, Sash. Door and W IN
dow Frames, Mouldings Of every size, Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shelving, Nantes. Base Pilasters
Greenhouse Sash, and Chain Pump Tubing ,
large assortment OF Sash, Blinds, Doors Mould
ings and Pump Tubing, constantly on hand. Also.
Ready Worked Flooring of all kinds.
Persons about erect buildings in the Southern or
Western country, considering the low rate OF freight
DIV river railroad and canal will find il TO their inter
est purchase at our establishment, where they can
be supplied with all the carpenters work, ready
Our work is not made most factory work, with ten
half way through, but it is framed in the sans
manner IS if made by hand. Saving of all kind:
done on short notice. Terms cash, unless otherwise
agreed uron. STEELE L. nUNNEL.
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CO The Lecompton leaders are iauor-
Ing sedulously to reconcile the braech IN
the Democratic ranks, produced by the
Kansas policy of the Administration.
1t is urged that Ieeomptonism is but
simple question affecting only Kansas
which. BOW it is settled, should produce |
no further divisions among Democrats;
therefore they should forget the past and
harmonic. But it is not true that Le-
comptonism is or has been question
simply pertaining to Kansas, involving
only the negro and slave subject. 1t
has been an issue that embraced matters
and principles deeply affecting every
State and political division of the coun-
try. 1t represents the sway ofpoliticians
and Office holders in every department
of the Government; it embodies in pal
pable form, the enormous and alarming
accessions of power in the Executive.
It exhibits, in portentious shape, the ex-
tent and power of a corrupt use OF
the patronage OF the Government;
and it now holds up, in a bold and plain
form, the issue that is to be settled be-
tween the control Of the people, and the
all absorbing influence Of the Presiden-
tial Office, which is rapidly changing the
nature, if not the form, Of the Govern
ment. Lecomptonism is but the fruit oil
principles and tendencies that havs long
been at work in our political affairs. It's
only the boldest--as yet--exercisc OF the
power which has been stealthily and in
siduously usurped-through the increas
ing corruption and venalty Of polit
by the Executive. Lecomptonism i
only the first experiment Of the absolute
powsy Of the Executive upon the sub
1888 sfsszs'ssASs>y-sS1s
tried to make the Presidential powe
Supreme.
The experiment has been but PARTIAL
defeated; for though the President an
his abettors have retreated, through
subterfuge, they yet claim the victory
tuSoSiOh INV, uU InOIe concern
Kansas. than Indiana; the conflict
with the people for the recovery of thei
rightful influence and control in tn
Government, against the aceumulatin
power Of the President AMI his army O
hundred thousand corrupt and mercen
airy office holders. 1t is conflict q
popular rights, against the assumption
OF executive power, such as has arraye,
wing against tory, on every battle fielt
OF freedom. 1t is a trial of strength Z
know it the public agents elected by TIN
people are to be their scrvarts-repre
sentatives of their will, and amenabl
to them for the discharge of their duties
or If they are to be the subservient min
ions OF the executive. the ready regis
tiers of his DEGREES in the statutes G
Congress. The issue is one in who
there can be no compromises--no han
monies--no peace, till one or the other
overborne and crushed
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FILE OF srEcH.-The New York Times
says the stock of bullion now in that city Is
the largest ever known The banks and sui
treasury hold $40, 5s4 ,27s.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That owners of lots in block $50, IN
~ Lamasco, cause the alley running in the rear OF
said block TO be opened, all distractions in same re
moved and the same be brought 10 the proper CITY
grade within thirty days from the publication OF THE
notice, and in default thereof, the Common Councii
will proceed to perform said work. and the costs aia
collected by sale of said property, or so much there
of as will satisfy said lien and costs.
nv order OF the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville. A. LEMCkE, City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

yuNHE Board Of Common Council OF the City OF
Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed pro-
posals up to LIST Juns, 1858, for excavatng ditch
ghel's property, into the Stanfeld pond. Also, for
buildin. a Brick Culvert under the Green River
length. -
plans and specifications can be al the Office OF
the City Clerk.
BY order OF the Common Council Of the City OF
Evansville. A. LEMChE, CLERK
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

fUNIIE Roarl of Common Council Of the CITY Of
ii Evansville, are prepared to receive sealed pro
posals up LIST June s5s, for taking up the present
gutter on the wharf the foot of Division street. ex
cvating the TO the proper depth, and ~ rect IN
width laying in 10 inches Of coarse gravel and put
the stone breaking JOINTS with each ether ana aid on
edge. -,
Therewi be about so perces Of % cubic feetto the
perch required beside the rock in the present gutter
The bids must be put III for taking up the present
gutter for exeayating per cubic yard, for the gravel
per cubic yard for laying pavement per perch OF -
cubic feet, anu for furnishing stone per perch OF %
cutie feet. - -.
The Council do not bind themselves to accept the
lowest proposal, any il they think the interests OF
BY order OF. the Common couscil Of the City Of
Evansville. A. LEMChE, Slerk-
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bh An at Southern Mills, for 10 cts Ter bushei a,
retail and Is per ton, by
ap't IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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PINE LUMBER.

THNIIE subscriber las on baud large and fuIl as
b sortment OF SEASONABLE PINE LUMBER,
which he offers at exceedingly reasonable prices and
ON terms to suit the times. lie is also receiving large
additions his stock by the river OF the very best
quality Of Lumber. Orders from the interior or by
steamers will be promptly attended to- Also on hand
800 OOO of the hest quality Of WHITE PINE SHIN.
Giles. Also, LATHS OF the very best quality All
" II. FERGUS,
Office On Main ST., near the Court House
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRESCENT CITY BANK.

DIREcroRs.-JoHs a. RErTz, CosRAD BAKER,
THOMAS L. GARvIS and JoHs LAW.
Receives deposits, buys and selscon and eXchange'
Interest allowed time deposits at such rates as may
be agreed upon with depostors and specified ia Ger
tifcate. Exchange OH New YORK, Cincinnati anu
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Bel
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway,
and all the cities and large towns Of Germany for
sale in TO suit. Collections made, and proceeds
remitted promptly current rate OF exchange
JOHN A REITZ, Pres.
W BAKER, Cashier. apl9 I'm
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WEAKER. Cashier. apl9 5m

The Pill Trade.-Wh no could dream OF the mag
nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture oil
Purgaiive Pill assumes when it comes into general
use! And how painfully do the following numbers
speak of the amount Of human sickness and suiier'
Ing that little morsel of remedy goes forth to com
bat and subdue. DR.. j. Aver, Of Lowell, manufac-
lures ia his labratory forty gross per diem OF ms
Cathartc Pills, through all the year. This Is eight
boxes a minute, one dose second We thus
Ind over a. coo persons swallow this pill every lday
or -. 600 month. Physicians, think Of that 49,,
600 patients day who seek relief from the medica
skill of one man. Surely that should be, as he
is in this case one of the first intelligence and Of tbs
highest character His occupation entails upon hin
| n fearful responsibility for the veal or woe of hi
| fellow man.--TPainesville Courier.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

w. NOTICES IN this place, 10 cents Per line
49, ,soIid Agate Insertion; 20 cents per
line three tines 20 cents per line one week. discount
on longer time.
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EVANSVILLE
General Agency.

W III. COOK * son, are agents for the Mi
As ami. Powder Co., and keep a fun stock ON
hand, in Magazine.
McCormick's Reaper and Mower combined;
Stockwell & Hume's Patent Grain Drill;
The Champion Mower
Ralston's Tlnsasher, Separator and Cleaner com
bined.
Cummings Patent Straw Gutter.
Sanford's Patent Straw Gutter.
Young America Corn and Cob Crusher;
Novelty Mills Flour, the best in the market.
Southw western Corn Shelter.
Western Corn Shelter.
Also, nave on hand, in season, full assortment oil
Grass and Garden Seeds, and Seed Grains.
myl9 a. III. COOh q Sun.
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NOTJCE TO CONTRACTORS.

rSNHE Board of Common CouRcil OF the City Of
II Evansville, prepared 10 receive seaieo pIo-
p0sals up to next Saturday night. May 2Th, Tor ex
cayation and embankment per cubic yard. Tor orick
pavement, including sand and curb per square ysu,
o such places as may from time TO time De
ordered hy the Common Council, and under the al
rectioR of the City Engineer. "a.
Evansville A. LEMCKE, City Clerk
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