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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-29
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Market Stalls.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of Butch.
| ers' Stalls and Vegetable Stands of the Central
Market House. that the same will he sold AZ public
auction 90 the highest bidder. on Saturday mornings
May LIST, next, at : o'cl"ck, by Franz Schneider,
Market Master, the premises.
The payment for the same must he made at time
of purchase. n. LENCkE, elk.
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LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
NOTICE..
,ke of Ln1innn. IdHderbnrl cOnnfr.

State Of Indiana, Jdnderbwg county.
guyuE, undersigned hereby gives notice that she
has been appointed Executor, of the last will
and Testament James A. Byers, DECEASED, and been
wy NANCY DYERS.
All persons knowing themselves To have unsettled
accounts books OF said deceased requested
yoos V,nse ap13-dlwSwlw
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE..
TINE Annual Election of eleven Directors for
the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad company, will be held at the
ethce OF the Company, in indianapolis, the 9Th Of
MAY, lsas, at O'Clock p. NJ.
For the purpose OF ascertainins whether il be, be
not, the will Of the StocKhsliers, to ABANDON the
making Of the road and GO into liquidation, as pro-
vded by law, to wit, by collecting all unpaid sub
scriptions, paying all liabilities, and dividing the
surplus pro rata among the kholders, they will he
requested at the coming annual meeting to vote on
question, in person by proxy before the cleo
ton Of drectors those in favor Of winding up the
corporation TO vote Liquidation and Dissolution !"
and those in favor Of continuance of the Comps
nv with a view to the completion Of the road to vote
s'No Liquidation Dissolution" Each share paid
in IL entitled to vote. full vote is requested
By order of the Board,
JAMES GREENE,
.rn.ISwtt Sec'y.
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OF Frangipanni Soap new and ele-
CANT article for the toilet, can be procur-
ed at the Drug Store on the corner of
Second and Locust street.
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THE AFFLICTED REJOICE.
nIrRNS AND SCALDS.

For these dread 1ul accidents
the ARCTIC LINIMENT
should he kept on hand, forit
affords sure and immediate
relief, often Slylug from
death. Every steamboat aud
railroad train should keep
it. VINO that has heard the
shrieks of anguish uttered by
the scllded or MANNED vic-
tim NJ explosions and collis-
ions, does not feel that some
means Of relieving their tor.
ture sh0ul. always I've access
ihlef Such aaes exist i'm this
h,lmy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ttis
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The n eaflier.

PITTsBuRe, April 2s-M
River six feet u inches by the pier mark
and falling slowly Il Weather clear.
CrSeSNATI, April 2i.-rN
River fallen ten inches in the last twenty
four houss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-29
Coal! Coal! CnaI!

XXYE have hand, and are daily receiring,
w the best COAL that has ever bee. introduced
into this market. which weare selling low. Good eur
rency will he received in payment. ORDERS left 4 the
win be promptly attended g.
iana5-tf JNO. ". HUGHES AZ CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-29

AWNING MAKER AND RIGGER.

yUyHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
Captains Of Stsas.boats, and the public ,elie
rally, that he has opened Sail and Rigging Loft in
Carpenters Warehouse, on Water street, where all
orders i'm his line will tie thankfully received, and
punCtually attended to.
sails, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Wagon Covers and
Canvas Hose, and every article in the Rigging line
manufactured at the shortest notice.
Orders respectfully solicited; to he left at j. a..
vennemans Rope Store. or at the Loft
mrls.m CHARLES EvERT.
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GUARDIANS SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

TIME undersigned, as Guardian of the heirs OF
John Jarvis, will sell on SATURDAY, May
the eth AT the house Of the said John Jarvis, deceas-
ed on walker street. LsInasco, the Houseliuid FUR
niture, of aii deceased. consisting of Beds, Eeddng
Chairs, Tables, and variety of articles too nuine-
' oanl : % NJ y ioxFs G-a-l;.~
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Notice to Borrowers.

a LII PERSONS indebted to the Common School
IN and other Trust Funds, for Loans, will please
take notice that unless they call the County Treas
urers Office and pay the annual interest, due in sd-
vance, upon said loans, the premises mortgaged fo~
Law directs.
ulr23 -d1u-v3t WN. III. WALKER, A. &C.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 2S.-M
Flour unchanged and dull. Whisky un
changed.
CINCINNATI April 2s.--PN
Flour unchanged. but there was an i'm
proved demand ut the close, sales 8 80. ThvTe
Is a limited demand for bacon ut irregular
rates. Nothing done in bulk meats. Cur
rency plenty. Exchange on the East dull at
&c premium.
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IL Casks assorted from 4 inch to inches;
40 Pigs Lead;
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXvth Congressional Session.

rELEGRArHEp ExcLusivsLY TO THE gvAxsvILLE
DAILY JOURNAL nv n. W. Line.
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Wholesale Flour Depot.
NNT e are in constant receipt ef-and have in store
w for sale, al all times "a larg ock Of the hest
rands Of Flour, both Extra and SIpernne, to which
We invite the trade.
BROWN & AIKMAN,
mr32 corner Main street an,' Canal.
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rHE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

tbs a sovereign remedy
for the various diseases
with which horses are az
fi;ct, 4, curing the most
alarmiiiEcases of Bruises,
Spains, 5 trim g-h a 1t,
" ounds, Scratc h e 5,
Sweeney. SPAWN, Ring
hone, Big-hea,i, Poll evil,
&c. No farmer, livery
stable keeper, or any per-
son owning va lua b ] G
no RS ES, should Ire
without this valuable re
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COAL DEALERS.
.COAL!! COAL!I COAL!!!.
.sTSTTS WIZ LND SHALL, VIZ DhSF

'JUSTfCE " I'D AND sltaLL De O--'I'
HAVE just erecteds Fairbanks scale, for the pur-
pose of weighing nv coal. shall sell my coal by
weisI, according 20 the law sf the stste. have 3
large superior quality Of Pittsburg Coal and
invste all INF friendSto gite ine acall auc Try it.
have been eigfteen years in The business, and Profess
to be Judge The price of coal 10 eents per bushel
All orders left at the Gas Company's Office between
First and second, on Locust street, HOrntTook
Store on Water street. or at my Coal Once, AZ The La
masco Wharf, will be attended 70. All coal must be
paid for when ordered, in hankable currency.
dec22 t.. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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Sale of ' vegetable stands at Uppei

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the owners Of yege-
" ta-le Stands at Upper Market, that the same
will I've sold at public auction to the highest bidder
on THURSDAY, 18th April next at o'clock. A VI , by
August Ellis, Market Master, at said Market
The payment for the same must he made at the
time of pui chase.
ap.t,-ti A LEMCKE, Clerk.
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III "a rd w q re
for THE SPRING TRADE.
TW'HE Undersigned has now on hand, and arriving,
j FIJI and complete assortment of Hardware,
which he will sell at the lowest prices, such Es
Shovels and Spades,
Garden Hoes and RLkes,
- & Hay and Manure Forks,
Trace, Log and other Chains
Hames and Hedge Shears,
.r Locks aud Latches,
Butts, Hinges and Screws,
Boring and Morticing Machines,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Butchers and Earl Smiths Files,
Mill and Cross Cat Saws,
Naik,
Carpenters and Coepers' Tools,
~ 81 4 of the best dAisy.
Also. a barge stocs OF rain;, shoe, Counter an
other brushes.
Begs leave to cali theattenticn q Groce-s Iuvins
Hardware who will find IL 10 their interest examine
his Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
III JACOB sTRACR
m23 Successor 10 A. MALDEIReH.
n oAF, CRUSHED AND POWDERED sCGAR-
IL % bbls. Just received and for sale Ivy
mari G1LBERT s BOwLEs.
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FAD PIPE AND PIG LEAD
IL Casks assorted from y inch to inches:
20 Pigs Lead;
Received ahdfcr saiesy SAMUEL ORR.
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NHE LIEN IZE.-
u TIE GOLDEN PRIZE.
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r q Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Ind
apOlis and the East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

Tux SAUoUou BRneE.-A specimen OF he
timber Of which this bridge was composed was
yesterday brought 70 our Office for inspect ten
II presents the appearance of wood at least q
century old, and crumbles away at the slightest
touch The conduct Of men who could employ
timber which would arrive at such q stage OF
decay In 70 short time as this bridge has been
built, and who employing II did not take mea-
sures to guard against the failure Of the work
In which Il was used cannot be too severely
denounced Had the Coroner's jury returned .
verdict Of wilful murder instead of culpsbls
neglect against the directors Of the Central
Railroad. we think the ,justice of the case would
have been more fully met
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

How THE WIND BLows.-rhe retaIners and
hangers on of the executive departments of the
Corporation are quite confident that Mr.. Carr
will be convicted Of bbel on Busted. for
daring to throw little light on the manage
ment Of one Of the departments of the municipal
government This shows bow the wind blows
within the precincts Of the spoils Of Office. No
matter how the people are pluDdered in the
shape Of taxes and assessments, you must not,
as private individual, publish word about
the management of these departments, but you
are mapped up, sent before the Grand Jury,
indicted, and, IL possible, convicted and
punished ss o dlsturber of the peace. The
executive worthless Of the municipal corpora
ton had better raise the taxes of the city 70
twenty Millions and let rs know the extent of
their plundering propeosisies while we have
something yet 10 spare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

The SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
MUcn NIoGER-We perceive from the Charleston
Mercury that the niger drivers, with the,r
cAmor for the African slave trade In the
Southern Commercial Convention, have ben
disgusting the sensible shareholders OF the
South. This is what we predicted; but ~
these Commercial Conventions are evidently get
up for the relief Of overcharged political spout
ers, we dare say that no serious damage will be
done In letting them spout Have we not sur.
vived our abolition and women's rights spousers
And 30 Of these Southern slave trade spou.ers,
We would say, let them spout
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

Carr. JUDKINs. THE CUsrox House AND THE
QUARANTINE LAws--A considerable amount of
excitement has been caused among certain par.
ties by the controversy arising out of the arrest
81 Capt Judkin., Of the royal mail steamship
Persia, for an alleged violation Of the Customs
laws, In having obeyed the Quarantine regula-
tons The facts OF the case are simply these -
The Persia when Off Quarantine. was boarded
by the Health OGicer, who discovered a case of
smallpox on the ship. lie ordered Capt. Jud
kins 10 lie TO for some hours. and allow no one
10 leave the vessel A Custom House officer
who was on board in bis official on pacity. de-
sired 10 go ashore but Capt Judkns, Ia obedi-
eDce 10 the orders Of the Health Officer-wbcb
be was bound to obey-refused to allow him
and the Custom House officer remained on board
until the Persia ~sdischMged from Quarantine
and came up to the city. We think our cti.
zens viii consider the strict administration Of
the Quarantine laws Of much more Importance
than the detention Of revenue officer for few
hours on board the Persia or any other ship
The safety Of community should certainly
take precedence Of the dignity of an official
That other persons than the aggrieved oficer
were allowed to 90 ashore during the detention
ct Quarantine We are informed Ia Q mi@tate-
ment Capt JudkIns II IN old and able seaman,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

BOGUS GOLD REPoRrs.-One of our mornlag
contemporaries has published letter purport-
ing to be from Charles W. Lowrie, Keokoa.
Iowa, to the London Times, giving an account
of the great excitement raised in Keokuk from
the discovery Of gold mines in several cousties
of said State. The writer of the letter in ques-
ton says that in Warren county alene lover
four hundred men are working in the gold
mines there, making from five to fifteen dollars
. day" But 1t is little remarkable that our
first information Of these astonishing discove-
ries and this great excitement, should come from
the London Times. The letter is evidently Q
lard speculatcr's trick to entice emigration int
Iowa. Simultaneously, report comes up from
Georgia "frOm reliable gentleman" to tue
Richmond Wing, that lately, about two and hsk
miles from Altoona, in said State, there has bssa
discovered "a vein Of gold, of richness equal,
if not superior to any ever discovered in this
country" which, we suspect, is ''all my eye
and Betty Martin" Some reliable gentleman"
perhaps, may have land for sale near this great
gold mine, but the trick is becoming stale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

THE New Y.ps us reld-EdtSioS for Europe.
me vai steamship Europa, Capt Lsisch, ~,l.
leave acscu TN sdpesdsy ri noon for Liverpool
TIE borcpess mails Oil close In this city this after
pc o. qaarer psss sc'oct 10 80 By railroad, ADD
a qaars<r 70 fur O'Clock, % 30 by steamboat
TIE Eworsan esssou Of the HnAIp printed 10 French
aBo E1gsssh oil he published ~ ten O'Clock In the
mc,r,pg sugse oopss 10 Wrappers, six cens.
subscr v.ous sdvsssemens for any edit, OF the
HF~ HxRAiD ul received .. the following places
IN EefOp~;-
I0snos samson Low, son CO., Al Indgate Hill
Am EarvposI EXPRESS Co., 81 King Wuiam st.
lIyxafoot. taro,-Ar TX press %, Chapel street
Y. sas,t. 70 Exchsuge street Fast
PAWS Am. Earapcan Exrrvss Co 8 Places de Ia Bourse
HsvNx Am. Earap~an M press To, ~ xne CorneilIe
TIE cot Of the Evrnpess edition OF the HERALD
vin respe the received By mail and telegraph
Me ooe ourrG previous week, ard up The hour
pusls.lun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

THR News IRON EURoPE.-The advices
brought by the North American are not polisi.
cally Of much Importance The India bill was
still occupying the attention Of the House Of
Commons, the telegraph stating that Il
has made some further progress. The
motion approving a union of the Daaubiau
Principalities had been rejected, as was to be
expected, by large majority in the Commons
The German Diet had been called upon by tue
ENJOYS of the leadir Powers to take Into con-
sideration the position Of Denmark In regard
to the Duchies In consols, as well as in cotton,
there had been slight Improvement since the
departure Of the Persia In bresdstuffs no fur
Their change IL reported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

A PIlcnR roR LAwYERs-The wsshiugtos
I~ket question, involving . contest between
the State and the city, furnishes perfect placer,
In the shape Of fees, for some of our leading
lawyers Half dozen Of them are already en-
gagged 10 argue this simple question. The
Metropolitan Police controversy more i'm
poriant afair-put 100000 into the pockets Of
a dozen lawyers, which was expended by The
government This market question may yield
$4,000 In fees-s better gold mine than you
can ge4 In California and with less work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

wll ssiil.d IN bis du.ies, and perfectly CONVEX
,an' with the regulation Of our port, to which
he hss no. long been trading. He, no doubt,
sne~ vhss his course SHOULD have been under
,be circumstances, and acted up TO it firmly and
ptopcriy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

toey can Had more desirable locstioa. Wiz
~ their industry aud prudeace. where thsy ass
they stand from year to year in danger Of
famine from tho absolute destruction Of tAeir
crops BY the erssshoppers, which, from an
that We can learn, In appearance, numbers and
habits, ere Identical with the swarming locuss
Of Africa. We may infer. then, that Brigham
Young has given up the idea Of a var of sxssr-
misation; that he will make the best terms he
cen with the government for the present; 81
cut as advantsgeousIy a. possible. and move
upon the fret opportunity. with al least hls IN
finchiDg believers in his divine authority. n
some New Jerusalem, as soOa a. he can fnd Il
OF course, with the official confirmation Of
the news in question. there will be q material
modification In the military programme OF ths
government; but in advance of this Official
confirmation, from all the facts aad cirsau-
stances We can bring To bear upon the question,
we are fully disposed to credit these conousr -
reports FROM different sources.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

HARD DRIVEN FOR CHARACTER -Thurlov
Weed is publishing the private letters Of distan-
gOisbed politicians, for the purpose of bolster
ing up bis own pure and spotless chsracter, Len
the $4,000 Acknowledged in the La~renos.
Stone Il Co. case. II seems that ex.Goveruer
Hunt, very respectable mss, in the geserodtg
of the moment wrote him . friendly Iettss,
marked private" which Thurlow could not 70
sist the temptation to publish as an endorsement
OF bis purity Of character, minus the oonfes-
sion of the 5000 made with the Bossoa
manufacturers
Wall street is the sink Of corruption and -
centre Of money. All the country uewspsperS
country politicians and country bankers ere
perpetually sneering at Wall street, and T.
nouncipg 1t as the hotbed of all sin and cor
ruptioD, but the moment these country polisi-
clans and bankers of the various States, South
and West, want money, down they come on Wa
street, hat in hand, begging and pray ing, and
seeking for little loan to exc out their existence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

THE News FROM MEXICO-A CHANCE FOR
DRLOMACy-By the letters aud advices from
Mexico which we publi-h lsewhere, it would
sem that matters there are taking turn more
favorable to the liberal party. Although the
liberals Of Vera Cruz we're reduced to the
possession of that port and the isolated castle
Of Perote, General Echeagaray did not venture
to take bis troops down from the temperate
plains of Puebla and JalapA to the fever re-
gon Of the coast, aud Gov Zsmorra would
probably be able to hold that important port
apaiptt bin On the other hand the forces of
the constitutionalists in the north had obtaioed
a partial victory over those Of the reac tio lists
under M'ramon at San Luis Potosi, bad Cap
tured Zacatecss, and were marching 90 Aguas
cslientts In the west General Rocha was ad-
vaDciDg on Guadaiajara, where there was but
small body of troops to oppose him. while the
State of Michoacan was entirely overruu by
the liberal guerrllas In the capital the gov
eminent had discovered and broken up a
Santa Anna conspiracy, but it was redu,ed to
the last straits itself for want Of money, aud
contemplated resorting to the desperate expe.
dent of a forced loan to be levied on the
citizens.
The suddepness aud general character OF this
reaction against the centrslizing and crude
theories Of the church party proves the truth of
the conviction We have so fully set forth. that
none but q federal republican form OF govern
mebt can be established in Mexico with any
prospect Of permauency The liberals may
come into power there at an early day, aud If
they do 20 il will be upder the necessity of
complete reform In a liberal sense. The very
constitution which they nov invoke has been
tried and condemned by themselves as imprac
ticsble for the purpose Of government, and they
must necessarily organize the administration
upon some other scheme. Now Ii the time for
our government to take decided course in this
matter and lend its aid to Mexico to establish
stable and just government Let il send a
commissioner there to confer with the new adj
ministration, and advise with II as to the assist
ance II may need and the policy II should adopt
IL the Zuloaga government falls and is succeeded
by the liberals, our present minister, Mr.. For
sytb, may not stand well with the latter on
account Of the distaste with which they received
his recognition Of the zulosga government.
by sending commissioner of some tact to
Mexico now Mr.. Buchanan may perhaps bring
about all that il would I've desirable for ma to at
tain there.