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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-03
A Plethora Of Rpecia.

The Banks of New York city are reported
to have now ss4 900 900 Of specie in their
vaults, which is nearly double the sum they
have held in the most flush periods Of the
money market. Heavy accumulations are
made by all the banks upon the scaboard
and also in New Orleans. Tho last reports
from London show rapid increase IN the
Bank Of England, and The same was occurr-
ing in all the principal commercial centers
on the continent. The causes OF this state Of
facts arc, we presume, restoration of gen.
eral confidence and diminished trado. The
panic being over those who were frightened by
it into boarding their money, are now bring
ing it out for use; and the reduced operation.
of commerce have diminished the demand for
1t, and larger amount than usual is being
accumulated in the banks all over tho com
mercial world. Its owners will not be con-
tent to have it remain idle long. 1t will be
put into active circulation by some means,
for it is an Improbable possession when not
circulating. If labor and enterprise will not
take it and employ it in the legitimate ways
Of industry, and pay rent for its use, the
SPECTATOR will get hold of it, and by buying
up property and the neeessaries Of life, will
make labor and industry, who are the con-
sumcrs, pay contribution to capital in ad-
vanced prices. Capital Is the master in thi.
world, and labor has got to pay it a profit,
and it had better do it by employing it in the
processes of industry in the shape of interest
than 20 pay the exactions of the speculator
in the form of high prices. The best indiea-
tons of prosperity are tho ability of indus
trial enterprises to employ all the money in
the community, and pay such an interest fol
it that there shall be none left for the use oil
the mere spectators and uaonopolists.
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Safety and Relier-old DIR. IL. James, ab,

Safety and Relief-Old Dr. ii. James, abou
whom the New York and other Atlantic city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but DR.. Tho
mas Tilton, his soninlaw has been educated
ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extract of Canniabs
dica, which he discovered after hard labor and deep re-
search in Calcutta. He strove to make medicine to
save his only child nom death BY consumption, and he
succeeded. DR.. Tilton, his son-nlaw, is in Chicago
Room No. lii, State street) He has already sue
ceeeed in curing permanently, hundreds OF terrible
Eases OF Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banshed. are innumerable. The Canniabs In.
dicai the most wonderful blessing Of the age Give
Dr. Titon call send Cor bottle OF medicine, which
will cost two dollars. lie will prove :, you that
you need not be SICK and that it will cost te
to get well.
N. b "A Spiro Dynameter to test the strength OF
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state patients
health.
p. s. BY addressing DR.. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage samps,
az centsa recipe will he sent in RETURN free Of charge
to any part OF the Union All letters answered prompt
ly. Address.
DIN. TILTON,
oealen- Box 1852, Chicago, Ill.
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The SEEDS OF DEArn IN TIE BLooD.-Wc
would draw the attention of all vino think
and reason, to DR.. Roback's advertisement.
This great Swedish physician. claims to
have introduced two antidotes to corruption
in the bload, which, operating through that
fluid upon the whole system, cxpcl tbercirom
every manifestation Of disease While ex-
ploring Scandinavia, many years ago, he
discovered the Herbs which enter into the
composition of his famous Blood Pills and
Blood Purifier, and the unbounded success Of
these preparations in Europe and this coun-
try, warrant the belief that no malady, in
ternal or external, can resist their curative
action. In Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, In.
termittent Fever, rheumatism, and diseases
of the Bowels, they would seem to be infali-
BILE. See advertisement.
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STocK GAMBLING EXCITEMENT IN WALL
STREEr.-The whole country seems to have
suddenly gone mad about stocks. Wall street
10 crowded day by day with men who have
neglected their own business to gamble in
stocks. Merchants, manufacturers, lawyers,
and even divines may be seen, either in per-
son or by proxy, thronging the offices OF the
prominent brokers, and asking in a fevcrish
state Of excitement, whether their orders
have been flledl Some of the offices of the
brokers are thronged from ten in the morn
ing till four Mt night, and their fortunate oc-
cupants arc making, in there times, their two
and three thousand dollars day by commits
sions.
In these crowds arc clergymcn professors,
lawyers, Statesmen and ladies, most Of whom
are habitual gamblers in stocks. Last year
a prominent divine in New England was
ruined by his stock operations in Wall street.
and offered to pledge his church to secure his
balances. The Herald intimates that tho wife
Of prominent clergyman Of the city, by her
stock speculations last year, fuctuated from
abundant wealth to linching poverty, and
amazed her unconscious spouse and his ad-
miring congregation by the alternate display
of lavish extravagance and mean pcnury, a,
her investments proved lucky or unfortunate
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JAPAS.-A report has reached England
that the Emperor, ofJapan is about to send
his nephew on q mission to England and
France, to return by the way of America to
open diplomatic relations with the grea'
Christian powers of the world. The AmOas-
sador was to embark in Dutch ship ut Simo-
da in December last, accompanied by large
suite, among whom are two or three intelll
gent engineers, who are sent to examine TIT
workings of railways and telegraph lines
and other useful European Inventions. Th
event indicates an important revolution il
japanese policy and opinions, all Of whicl
are direct results of Com. Perry's visit t
that singular people.
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AREcKLEss FELLOW named Bill Farr. was
killed at Tehama, in California, on christ
mas day; his life had been a career OF
violence and reckless hardihood. lie often
declared that he had as live be killed as not.
On one occasion, he coolly stood up with
another chap, as reckless as himself, eacl.
taking q shot Mt the others hat, a distance OF
fifty steps, as it remained on his head. The
result was that Bills hat was shot through,
and small bunch Of hair cut away, while
the other mans Uranium was laid bare fol-
three or four inches by Bills half-ounee ball.
Bill was a great terror to the Indians, having
killed great many in his time; some OF
whom, a. he said himself, he shot to see them
fall.
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TIRE ELECTIVE JUDIcIARY.-Thc New Y ork
Herald says the people Of that city are be-
coming tired of an elective Judiciary. In
speaking Of the increase of crime, and the
difficulty of bringing criminals 70 justice,
the Herald says.
All efforts at a reform will, however, prove
unavailing, unless accompanied with the alb
clifton OF the present system OF an elective
judiciary. Our own experience has already
confirmed wha: that of other countries had
long since demonstrated--that the system OF
Justice can never flow in pure and even cur
rent so long as it is liable to be disturbed by
political influences.
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The SLAVE TRADE IN THE GuLI.-The
New Orleans Delta says the African Slave
trade is already opened between the Cult
shore and Africs and and that a regular de-
pot is established in Mississippi, on Pearl
river. Cargoes have already been received
and sold, and the negroes are at work. The
Delta says vessels generally use the French
flag because the British cruisers do not trouble
them.
The Gulf coast from the Rio Grande t.
the Cape of Florida affords evory facility to-
the prosecution of such business. Depot'
could be made in every creek and bay, and
public opinion in the Gulf State be ono
brought to tolerate the traffic oil the powe
Of the Union could not arrest it.
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IL Lola Montez, whose opportunities for
observation none will dispute, and whose in
-tellectual ksenness is coming to be subject
of universal remark, has the following in one
of her recent lectures:
The French woman never married below
her station, though it might happen that in
the United States a young lady could fall in
love with her coachman. The great want OF
Paris was that they had no such institution
as home; and nowhere. perhaps, was This
want so kecnly felt outside Of Paris as in the
houses of our own merchants-too absorbed
in business to know that they need q home
1t was us true Of the Faubourg St. Honore as
Of the Fifth avenue, and rice rersa. Thi.
led woman to devote their attention to their
exterior, and there was no such degrader oil
womanhood as passion for dress. (Sensa-
tion.) If this were to continue, and did not
undermine, female morals in the United
States, then the lessons of history and ex-
perience must go for naught. (Sensation.)
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Mexican Mustans kiniment.-Itis eight years
since this Liniment first offered to the afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have been used, and II has
given better satisfaction than any article before
tried for similar purposes. It possesses . specific
power over inffammations, and chronic accidental
arrangement OF the Muscles. Joints, Lieamen,s or
Skim 1t is source Of great pleasure to feel that
have teen the humble means Of relieving such an i'm.
mcnse amount OF suffering, and have caused many
thousands to "leap for joy because their pains
relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff joints
made elastic. Cnscrupulous parties, regardless OF
their obligations to ourselves the public ARE engaged
In attempting to introduce spurious and miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER SAMr, by representing to be
the same similar. t1- Be your guard! Buy
none hut the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT. and you will not be deceived. G.. W. WEST
BROOK, Originator. BARNES & PARK,
feba5-dSwlm Projectors, New York.
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On. JAS. II. MooRE, from Cynthana, KY,
arrived at the Spencer House in Cincinnati,
last week, and after remaining several days
withou. manifestihg any pcculiatities to ex-
Friday afternoon he went out to druggist
and procured q viol of Prussic acid, and re-
tired to his room and put an end to his life,
by swallowing portion Of 1t. He was found
next day lying dead upon his bed, in full
dress. No reason is known for the sad act
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 2sd, 1855,

~ Ex- President Comonfort, who has ar
rived at New Orleans is said to be tie son of
an Englishman, who was cotton manufac-
turer at Puebla, and who married Spanish
lady. Says the Washington Union:
"Comonrort was born in Pucbla, received
liberal education, and has travelled extern
sively in the United States and Europe. lie
was, not many years ago, u visitor in New
York city, wherc he formed number of ac
quaintances. lie is said not TO resemble q
Spaniard in appearance, having fair com
plexion, blue eyes, and light hair-marks OF
the Anglo Saxon blood, inherited from his
father. He is one of the most remarkable
men Mexico has yet produced political
ruler; and, but for the hostility of the church
would probably have proved himself re-
generator, in some degree, of that distracted
and decaying country. lie is said to be
strongly republican in sentiment"
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THE MorHER's PARAnouR KILLED M ME

THE MOTHERS PARAMouR KILLED nj HE
soAs.-Two lads, one ten and the other four
teen, sons of widow living at Littleton
Station on the Baltimore d Ohio Railroad
returned home one night last week, and
found man who had been intimate with
their mother in bed with her. They assailed
the paramour, and stabbed him to the heart
three times, causing instant death. The
boys instantly fed, one going on the Rail-
road West, and the other going East.
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Itis m Established Fact-That Dr. Ssndford's
Invigorator will Liver Complaint, Jaundics and
General Debility Many people. personally known
TO us, whose word cannot be doubted, have given then
certificates to prove this and with ssch Of evil
dence who can doabt.
1t Is truly the inYaliYs friend, and win give relief
when all other remedies fail, and in some instances
that have come under observation ID seemed the
means Of snatching its victim from the srare wish
ell readerslwho need medicine would try bottle
for it will surely give relief tSce advertisement
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A FIRr.-The people of Rockport were
alarmed on Friday night by fire in the chair
factory o: Mr.. Thornton Clark at the upper
landing, which was consumed, causing loss
of $500. This accident has awakened the
people to o sense of the necessity of having =
fire engine. We can inform them that there
is one in warehouse here, which, we pre-
sumo they can have 'at cost and charges"
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF THE E., l. & c. SrRAIeHrl
LINE RAILROAD COMPANY.

OrHfcI OF THE e., i. q ". STRAIGHT
LINE RAILROAD COMPANY.
To tie &ockholdrG
feel it to be my duty TO call the attention
of the stockholders to the printed circular of
Messrs. Jones q Blythe, Attorneys of the
City of Evansville, in the snit of the Com
pany pending agains: the city, asking for
proxies to be given by you to the Mayor Of
the City. The object, beyond all doubt, is
to elect Board who will throw all obstacles
in the way Of collection from all stockholders
now in arrears, including the City. Is it
right that any stakeholder should be released
from full payment! Is it not due to those
who have paid in full, that delinquents
should be made to pay in full, and thus bear
their duo and equal proportion Of the loss, if
loss results, The City Of Evansville should,
above all, be made to pay the 800 900 justly
duo from her, for her subscription Induced
many of You to subscribe. You that have
paid in fnll, arc interested in having all to
pay in full, that tho profits or loss of the
project, may 30 equalized among you, as the
law requires it should be, let tho result Of
the enterprise be what it may.
1t is important for all the stockholders Il
he PRESENT in person, or by proxy, at the mex
annual meeting. have called . meeting o
the Board in March, when tho contractor
will surrender their contract to the Board
The stockholders will have to decide, Mt th
Annual Meeting in May, what course shall
DO pursued. have felt it my duty, asPres
ident Of the Company, to warn all stock
holders to be careful, before giving proxies
to know that their interests, and not the in
tercsts Of dslinquents, will DO attended to-
The position hold has no charms for me
but while hold it, it is my duty to guar
your interests; and hence address you thi
circular. Very respectfully, &C.,
JER. SMITH, President.
ISpIANAPoIIs Feb 23d 1855
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HThe second mate Of the steamer David
White, on her last trip, struck deck passen-
ger with . billet Of wood, knocking him
against the handle Of the trucks which pom .
etratsd his side and causing the poor mans
death. The oecurrance took place below
Columbia, and whom the boat landed at that
place, The mass went ashore and led.
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The STEAMER j. E. WOODRUFF, that has
been aground for some time in the Missssip-
pi, between Cairo and St. Louis, loaded for
a downward trip, has been cut through by
the ice, and carried off the bar, Oh which she
rested. and sunk in deep wster. 1t is feared
that the boat and cargo are total loss. Tho
Woodruff was one of the finest boats in the
St. Louis and New Orleans trade. She is
valued af Sos 900.
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CHANGE OF TINE on THE f. & c. RAIL :
noAp.-we call the attention of our readers
to the slight alteration in time in the arrivrl
and departure Of the cars en- tho E. & c.
Railroad.
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Fact. cannot be Que.tioned.-Mhen the people

OF any country bear testimony in as IN the
Of DIR. J. ostetters Stomach Bitters- Not only have
the individual evidence OF the land, hut almost
every paper in the Union is commenting upon the
great benefit derivedom the OF these celebrated
Btters, besides various diplomas awarded them, amcns
which is one from the Ohio Mechanics Institute, al
their Thirteenth Annual Exhibition, at Cincinnati.
where the Committee was composed chiefly Of physc-
ians in the city. These weiehty facts that cannot
help but convince the most creuous that is at leas
worthy OF trial. For Dyspepsia in any form these Bit
ters Ger ain when used per directions
bottle.
For sale by all druggists and dealers generally.
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ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOE March Is out with
a rich table of contents, embracing the fol-
lowing subjects. The Ca,acombs OF. Rome.
The Nest. Eben Jackson. Amours dc Voy-
age; wclch Musical Festival; My Journal to
my cousin Mary; Thy Psyche; DR.. Wichcrn
and his pupils; the Grindwell governing ma
chine; Aaron Burr; the Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table; Child-Life in the Gauges,
&C. &c
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Observation-Disclosures,

HANEMANN REcoNvERTED TO COMMON SENSE
AT . meeting OF "spiritualists,n an invalid
was brought forward dreadfully afflicted
with ulcerous scrofula that all the doctors
had failed to cure. 1t was proposed to appeal
to the spirit land for advice, and Homeo-
pathic physician present Intercepted the de-
parted spirit of Hanemann as to what remedy
should DO taken.-Loud and distinct raps
audible 10 the whole audience, told of
Ayers C-a-t-h-sr-t-l-e P-i-l-l-s.--Ho-
mer, IN " Wing.
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Il The Turkish Admiral who is coming
to this country to contract for building steam
ships for the Turkish navy, and whose ARR
val has been long expected in New York,
was at the last dates from Spain at Fer
rol experimenting the repairs Of . Turkish
Line Of Battle ship, on which be was shortly
TO sail for Kew YeTh.
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Help that mover Tires or Leaves You.-ys
are agents for the sale Of wATSON'S SEWING MA.
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented
Ladies. II you want a FRIEND, one WHO will do yonr
work and tell no tales, servant that Will not run ON
OF nights or ask pay at the end of every week buy
one OF these useful articles, (prce from els to s23
and we are sure you will be suited.
HORNBROoK & CO.,
Isns Water street, Evansville
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Sale of the Lamasc0 Market House.
THE CITY MARSHAL, will, on the 13th day Of
, March, proceed to sell the Old Lamssco Market
House-the same to be removed within given time
Payment for same to be in either cash City Orders
| at time Of sale.
By order Of Common Council.
WELL II. WALLER, Clerk.
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DIR. COGGsWELL,S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
- "a i.

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, yERrIeo, and ArrEc.
rIoHs0v THE HEAn, caused by disturbed circulation,
In those who have tried it this city, Is for sale at
KELLER Z WHITES.
The highest Testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given BY number Of the most respectable citizens who
~ Uea - Gy5
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tE s. Stuart Taylor, Esq, agent Of tho
Cairo Land Company, was elected Mayor Of
Cairo, last week, by almost unanimous vote,
there being only 10 ballots against him.
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Murray I.pm.n,. F,oI,a. W.,rr-wt

Murray & D.anmnn's Florida WateP.-When
bottle OF this article is opened, it evnces its serta
attributes in burst Of fragrance. Ladies, who once
it. lose their relish for other odoriferous
1t surpssses the genuine Cologne Applied to the
brow. il cures Head Ache, and few drops en- the
handkerchief will prevent faintness Sold by d. T
Lanman Kemp, wholesale druggists, ~ Water street
New York. and by all druggists at SOC. per bottle
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

(IRDEkED that the owners Of lots in Block No. g,
" Lamasco, cause a plank side walk, four feet in
width c be laid down along the north side Of said block
on FRANKLIN street, within ten days after the pubca
ton OF this notice, and in default thereof, Common
Council will proceed to perform said york, and the
costs ana acerui"s :hery will he assessed
thereof as will satisfy said lien AMI costs.
BY order Of the Common Council:
WELL ii. WALKER, Clerk.
marriott volksbote copy.)
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COAL.
BODIAM MINING COMPANY,

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
(0fice Water street, under the Telegraph 0fice.)
Cart loads Of Is bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de.
yered to part OF the city at sl 60 per load Coal
weighed II desired, al the expense Of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin IA
ken in payment. JOHN wYM0ND.
dec2s-u Secretary and Manager,
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to Ambrotypes for SO cents at Slater
Car on Sixth street near Chestnut. st.
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- 40 boxes Palm Soap, 4 q bars;
20 do do do In do;
@ dc German Soap, o bars;
200 do No. I Herring;
IS rags 800, 600, 200 Cotton Yarn.
Received per Steamer Glendale, and for sale very
low for cash By lmar3l I,& ID. HERMANN.
a TLANTIC MAGAZINE FOR MARCH.
"A MARI DOBELL & C0NYNGTON.
COWS WITH YOUNG CALVES.
II HAVE SEVEN GOOD MICH COWS WHICH
u Ihave selected with great care. but hav.
ing changed my business, wish to sell(SA
them For particulars Apply u HORN-kS~
BROOK CO., Water Street, Evansville. WI
nar3,lw A. W. CHUTE.
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A NEW CON ERIN.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
PURE As IMPORTED.

UOETEK IIUFFNATLE has taken The new store on
THIRD STREET, nearly opposite the Court
House, next door to Kehrrs Office, and has opened
A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE.
He has on hand consignment ofwINES FROM
TIE RHINE, sent to him by his father, who manu-
without mixture or adulterat.on. lie warrants them
to be all they are represented. lie has large OF
fineand Common Cigars, and liquors Of various ins
which he offers at wholesale retail at very low prices.
His wines he sells by the dozen single bottle. He
Invites the lovers OF good wines call try them
febl0-n PETER IIUFFNAGLE.