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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-16

Mexican Mustang Liniment.-It is eight years
since this Liniment was first offered TO the afflicted
Many millions Of Bottles have beea used, and it has
given better satisfaction than any article before
tried for similar purposes. II possesses a specific
power inflammations, and chronic accidental
arrangement Of the Muscles. Joints, Ligaments or
Skin. 1t is source o. ere pleasure to feel that we
have been the humble means of relieving such i'm
mense amount of suffering, and have caused many
thousands % leap for joy because their psns
relieved, their wounds healed add their s.if joints
made elastic. Inscriptions parties, regardless Of
their obligations to ourselves the public ARE engaged
in attempting to introduce SPURIOUS aRd miserable
article UNDER ANOTHER NAME, by representing to I've
the SINE o similar. ~ BE your guard! Buy
none hut the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT, and you will not be derived 6. ". WEST
BROOK, Originator. BARNES & PARK,
fese5-d&wlm Projectors, New York.
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IFor the Journal.l
To tie Voters Of Erdnsriile:

FOR the JOuTnal.J
To tie Voters Of Eransriile
GENTLEMEN: The day is ut hand when you
will be called upon to decide great ques-
sion-the question of schools, or no schools.
Are you prepared for it!
The Mayor says there shall be no appropri-
atoms for the schools. Do you, the people!
the fathers of the little boys and girls of our
city, do goa say soi
The writer is in hurry to-day, and can
no: write much, but he would call the i'm
mediate attention Of the PEOPLE of Evans
Vile to this question, rho wiH goa hare far
Couneilmen for mat year, Men, who like
Elliott, come out boldly and fearlcssly, wor-
thy OF freeman, in favor of educating your
children; or men Of anothe. stripe who would
keep them IN ignorance.
i am for war upon ignorance, and will
exert every energy to cyterminatc il. Shs,
the taxes collected within this city be squan-
dered upon culverts--rcnts, roads, and kial
salaries orclusirelG, or shall small crumb b
given to educate the children! This is tn,
question-it is looming up before us. Pom.
der well the subject CITIZEN.
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PIrTsBrRsu.-A friend, under date of the
18th instant, writes us from Pittsburgh
"there is nothing new here in consequence of
the ice embargo The store houses are filled
with goods waiting shipment.
"Among steamboatmen there is good deal
of excitement on account of a counexion
made yesterday between the Chicago and
Pennsylvania Central Road, which makes
Pittsburgh only way STATEN on the great
route from East to West. 4 track was laid
across Penn street, and cattle train from
Iowa City, in the center of Iowa State, pass
ed through the city last evening, on its way
East, without stopping, and is probably this
morning, stopping only long enosgh for the
conductors to announce that passengers for
the Pittsburgh STATION would leave the cars;
and az they were hustled ont the train went
on, as ii Pittsburgh was Of no more eonse-
qence thar other villages along the line.
This change viii have an important influence
to increase the rail road business, and injure
steamboating from this point. The steam
boat men wear long faces At the prospect.
J. G. p
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soldiers he meets, and especially the number
Of officers. A story is told of one Of the
smaller countries which is amusing. Every
kingdom, however small has its standing
army. 1t is said that in that little kingdom
the number of the effective was fifty men,
After the general with his staff, the colonies,
the captains, and other officers had received
their commissions, one solitary soldier was
left-forming the grand army Of tho king
dom.
My letter has become too long. But when
am writing or speaking upon subject so
vital to the growth, the prosperity, and the
influence Of Indiana, do not know when to
stop. As our Republic grows in influence
and interest as nation, stretching from
ocean to ocean, individual States must be
thrown more and more upon their own re-
sources. The geographical position of In.
diana is commanding. We cannot chang,
our commercial and social position in th,
Republic. as o central State. Commerce be
tween the East and West must in in all fu
ture time pass through our borders.
The wish of my heart is that Indiana ma.
attain that commanding influence for wbicI
nature has SO richly endowed her and wh:c
her position points to. That she may Sc. a
example to her sister States in removin
whatever hides her Commercial, Agrcultu
raj and mineral resources from the eager ey
of enterprise.
promised to write to you and my PROM
is kept. said to our mutual frien
Powell Rowland, the model farmer Of IND
iana that would write to him upon the ae
riculture of this country. ! hope to be alb
, to fulfil this premise before many days.
Accept for yourself the asSura nee of m
, high 'cgard.
: JOSEPH a. WRIGHT.
Hon. JOHN LAW.
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SENATORIAL CoSYLIcrs.-The sparring de-
bate between Senators Bigler and Broderick
on Saturday, reported in our telegraph yes
terday, must have attracted the attention Of
our readers. Mr.. Bigler was made to con-
Tess his inconsistencies by admitting that
he had while in Kansas last July, made
speeches advocating the RICH: Of the people
to demand a submission of the Constitution
to bo framed by the Convention to popular
vote. He, however, said in the Senate on Sat-
urday, thal he meant that only the slavery
clause should be submitted. A correspon-
dent who heard him furnishes the Philadel-
phia Press with the language used by Mr.
Bigler in Kansas.
He said that unless the Lecomp.on Con.
vention submitted the Constitution to the
people for adoption or rejection, he had NJ
doubt Congress would, OF il ought to, rejec
/ the same. when applying for admission int
the Unionsas a State. Again, said he, "D'
| tho people of Kansas exrecS Congress To ad
nit them into the Union rs n State undo
any Constitution that may be framed, on tn
cote given on the 18th of June, unless that
defect is''cured By submitting the same TO IA
rhole people far thar dRror0l or rgec
tion!"
The defect which he deemed SO neccssar
to be cured was in tho election CT the Con
vention which he now defends Us right an
legal, and therefore its authority to frame
Constitution in the name Of the people,
indisputable. Most of the LecomptCnit
defenders are violating all former profession
and declarations, but none of them are guilt
OF so awkward and glazing contradictions a
Mr.. Buchanan, and Mr.. Bigler his organ i
the Senate.
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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 soninla has been educated 10 tav.
el for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extract Of Cannabis In
dica which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search in Calcutta. lie strove to make medicine to
save his only child death by consumption, and he
succeeded. DIR. Tlton, his son-nlaw, is in Chicago,
Room No. l4i, State street, lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer.
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banished. innumerable. The Canniabs In
ca is the most wonderful blessing Of the age. Give
Or. Tilou call send for bottle ofmecine, which
will cost you two dollars lie will prove 70 you that
yoa need not be sick, and that will cost mere trie
I TO get we'll.
y. Is "A Spiro- Dynameter to test the strength Of
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state OF the patients
health.
p. s. by addressing Or. Tlton note through thc
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps
az cents recipe will he sent in return, free OF charge
to any Iart Of the Union. All letters answered prompt
| ly. Address. nox
octll6m- Box l6sa, Chicago, Ill.
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JUDGE NisLAcK.-The vinceunes Ga.

JUDGE NIBLAcK.--The Vincennes Ga
zetts informs US that Col. Sloo has just
returned from Washington, and says at
is very doubtful whether Judge Niblack
will vote for the Lecompton constitution
on the final issue. The Judge has prob.
ably heard from home" But since the
Col. left Washington, the Judges pcliti'
cal nurses ut home, have STRENGTHENING
assurance that will cure the weakness in
his back bone, and prevent any waverine
in the odious and suicidal act they have
required him to perform for their benefit
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters corrects the appe-
tite mpar tone to the system. force of the bile and
all impure secretons, regulate the bowels, give
strength Of body and vigor OF mind For Dyspepsia
and dyspep,ic symptoms, they the wonder Of the
afflicted. In all cases OF natulency, dizziness, pros
tration, great fatigue and general debility, IL is
prsing how soon the patient finds relief No family
afford to he without Hostetter's Bters. They re-
quire spirits. Sold in full quart bottles by Drug
gists and dealers generally.
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A Disastrous Steamboat Collision.

A collision, attended with loss of life, oc-
Cured between the steamers Great Western
and Princess on Sunday morning about three
o'clock, opposite Raleigh, KY, five miles
above Shawneetown. The Princess sunk in
about ten minutes, in water midway between
the cabin floor and hurricane deck, immedi-
ately under Browns Island. where she lies
perfectly level. All the cabin passengers,
together with tho books, papers, furniture,
and baggage, were saved. One woman and
two children, deck passengers, and three deck
hands, were lost. The Great Western re-
manned alongside the Princess for eight hours
rendering every assistance, and took thu
passengers of the lost boat down to Shawnee.
town, and towed up lighter to assist her
The barge of the Great Western was sunk b,
the collision, but had nothing OIL board bu
fuel.
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octil6n-
II r. an E.tabli.hcd Fnct-That DR.. SANFORD

II n an Established Fact-That DR.. Sandford's
Invigorator will cure 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 such mass Of evil
dence who can doubt.
II is truly the nvalid's FRIEND and will give relief
when all other remedies fail, and in some instance
that have come under observation it seemed the
means Of snatchng its victim from the grave; wish
all our reajersluho need medicine would try hotl.
for It will surely give relief (See advertisement
mar dS Win
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"a The Savings Bank" on First street
buys Illinois and Wisconsin at discount;
buys Old Tennessee at discount; buys Free
Bank Tennessee at discount; sells Sight
Drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland in
sums to suit. Buys and sells gold and silver
coin. Lends money, buys notes, Land War
rants and Brokern Bank money of all kinds.
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rV The city of Madison, Wisconsin, has
been thrown into great excitement by some
extensive land frauds. 1t is said that if half
the current reports be true, "one Of the most
mopstrous and damnable series of briberies
and frauds will be disclosed that ever startled
the public" Ex-Governor Bashford is said
to be implicated. A Mr.. Kilbourn on his en-
animation testified that he paid to Gov. Bash
ford $50 900 in railroad bonds, and that since
that timc he has cashod $4,000 Of those
bonds. Further developments are forthcom-
ing
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LITTER FRox Gov. WRIGHT.-The inter
esting letter from Governor Wright, dated
Berlin, will attract the attention of the
readers Of the Journal, and we need not add
any thing to the introduction by Judge Law
to secure it the attention it deserves. 1t is
full of important suggestions to our Board OF
Trade, whose dutv and interest it is to collect
and publish the information which the Gov
ernor says is so much sought for in Europe.
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COAL.
RODYkM MPyIMQ COMPANY.

(0fhce on Water street, under the Telegraph Ofce)
Cart loads Of III bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
livered to part OF the city at $i 60 per Load Coal
weighed, il desired, at the expense of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent banks Of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN wYMONp.
dec2s-u. Secretary and Manager.
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MA MALTBY'S ~
.GFRESH OYSTERsN

AN now receiving daily MALTBY'S unrivallcd
and celebrated choice Planted Baltimore Oysters,
and am prepared to ener the trade such Inducements
for the entire season have never bean offered in
this market heretofore. constant daily supply al
ways On hand, that dealers and families obtain
nj any time during the those choice Oysters in
and half and in the she'll, warranted fresh
and sweet, and very superior in favor and quality
Terms cash. And none but tankable money reviewed.
A. KCRTZ,
octI5-u SOLE AGENT for Evansville.
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CRisTApORO,s EXCELSIOR DYE.
DIR. COGGsWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
q a L T.,

That has pro iced such remark able effects
in many cases of NEURALGIA. VERTIGO, and AZTEC
TIoss THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried it IN this city, il for sale at
KELLER & WHITES.
81 The highest testimonials Of IFS efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tries, il. Ljy3
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You've

Help that never Tires or Leaves foa.-We
are agents for the sale Of wATS0N'S SEWING MA
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented
Ladies, II you want a FRIEND, one VITO viii do yon'
work and tell tales, servant that viii rot run out
Of nights, ask pay vt the end Of erery week, buy
one Of these ussful articles, (price nom els 10 s
and we are sare you will lie SUITED,
HORNBR0Ok & CO.,
f.h. water street.. Eyansvffie.
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MR. EDITOR: l send you Tor puollca-
ton, letter received from Gov. Wright,
our Minister to Prussia, Of late date,
aud which contains matter deem, well
worthy of the consideration Of the citi-
zens Of our Statei and especially of that
portion of them residing in Southern In
diana. 1t is very evident from the COM
munication inclosed. and a fact well
known to our most intelligent men, that
there is, Gas remarked by the Governor.)
"less known at home and abroad of lndi-
AAA. has e.nak:liiies and resources, than
Of J. J !l:1Ikef tie Union" whether this
ssc@ing to the fact, that no efforts have
been made, to give the necessary inlor-
nation, whether relying upon our own
knowledge OF our Capabilities and re-
sources" and presuminS that every one
else at home or abroad must Of necessity,
be as we'll acquainted with them as our
selvos;-or whether knowing them our
be informed Of them. Whether one or
all Of these cases have operated in pre-
venting the emigration here. which is
flowing into all the region North and
West Of us, | do not presume to say
But the fact unquestionably is-that al
home and abroad, the resources and ca
liabilities Of other States-Illinois, Michi
gan, Wisconsin, Iowa, even those Of TIT
Territories, Minnesota, Kansas and Ne
braska, are far better understood ant
appreciated, than those Of Indiana. VIII!
it is so cannot say, unless the citizen
Of those States have been at more pain
to exhibit their capabilities as asricul
tural and manufacturing States, than W
have, and / presume this is the true so
luton Of the question. We have no,
organized in our city "Boafd Of Trade.
who as understand have been for som
time, collecting statistics for publicatio
connected with our city trade, commerce
and manufactures. Why not add
this those of Southern Indiana?-a d.
scription Of its agricultural products, i
timber, stone, coal, grain and miners
products Of all kinds. These statistic
embodied in pamphlet and published
English and German might be sent /,
Governor Wright at Berlin and if though
proper, copies multiplied there for distr
button. / need not say will take niue
pleasure in forwarding them to hin
through the proper channel, if requisite
so to do. He would, l know, with gre,
pleasure attend to any request made frol
such a source, and his influence woul
be great in disseminating such inform,
ton among all classes. All that is wan
ing is true and reliable knowledge
our agricultural and mineral resourc,
abroad to bring large class of wealth
and industrious men here, who are an,
ious to invest, if they certainly knew Il
advantages we possess over most Of Il
Western States. The able letter of Go
Wright speaks for itself, and evinc
what no one here who knew him doub
ed, his devotion to the interests of Ii
diana and to the country, which he
ably represents abroad.
Respectfully yours.
JOHN LAW.
RIM IN Eah 9Th 1aso
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CANAL STOn AGE

r HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Cana
II Basin, capable OF storing any amount Of produce,
which will he received stored taken care Of and held
subject to the owners orders the most reasonabis
terms. II. q. O'RIIES
mhasS.
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J. p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN
FOURTH w ARD.-wea are authorized to announce
that J. p. ELLIOTT is candidate for reelection as
Councilman in the Fourth Ward. Mr.. Elliott avows
himself supporter VI the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor Of liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS.
lie desires that there be mistake with Of the
Ward i'm regard to his views on these issdca.
marie
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CITYiCLERK.- Mr.. CARLILE: Please announce
my a candidate for reeloston to the Office Of
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election.
marlt WELL III. WALKER.
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CANDIDATES..
p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN

r. SCHMUCK is a candidate for the office Of
City Collector at the ensuing April Election.
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CITY AssEssOR.-Mr PATRICK BURKE,
present incumbent, is candidate for reelection, as
City Assessor. marll
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STORAGE WANTED.

XY7E are prepared to store In one Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
chandiZe, the most liberal terms
Having large and airy up stairs, particular
Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected n hs lowest fire proof rates. by the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse locTied Of Locust street and W
and r. Canal, and most convenient for shippins %,
RTer or Railroad. Apply TO GEO. POSTER CO.
try,s.
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JAMES ID. SAUNDERS Is n candidate for re-
election to the Office Of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR.
NEY0R. mars
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An Impenetrable Secret The attention Of all
who wish TO hide the change, wrought by time or
sickness in the color Of the Hair Is nve To the fact
that such changes NAV be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application Of that perfect simula
ton fevery shade OF natural brown widely
Known
CRisTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tinge which il nsiananeously imparts
is true to life that Il CANNOT M DETECTED the
result OF art. by the keenest observer. Sold every.
where and applielby all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRIsTADOR0,
marc &wim No. q Astor ii use, New York.
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-we are requested
TO announce GEORGE wOLFLIN as a candidate for
City Collector. par,
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JOHN LAW.
BERLIN, Feb. 9Th, 1855.

BERLIN, Feb, 9th, 1855.
DEAR SR:-I have often made the remark
to you and to our people, that there is less
known both at home and abroad, Of Indiana,
her capabilities and resources, than of any
State of the Union. OF the truth of this fact
am more and more convinced. am daily
brought in contact wi h men of intelligence
who feel great interest in obtaining infor-
nation about oar country, especially how
money may be invested there so as to bring
the largest return. They wish to learn
what are the most desirable portionsfor man
ufactures and trade. Questions arc often put
to me about the mineral resources of Indiana
and the surprise expressed that State so
rich in that respect has not taken pains to let
its wealth be known to the world. A few
have heard Of the partial survey, and the re-
port thereon, made by Mr.. Owen, years ago,
but have not seen it-and doubt whether
you can find half a dozen copies in the
State, or even one in the State Library.
could distribute hundreds of those Reports,
imperfect "a they are, with great advantage
o our State. know the great interest you
take, living as you do in the midst of the
coal and iron region of the Western World,
in the development of the mineral resources
Of Indiana, and cannot forbear urging upon
you renewed exertions in this matter. Our
Statesmen, our literary men, our men of
wealth may come to Europe and talk of tho
resources of the country, her mineral wealth.
her capacities for improvement; but when
the capitalist and intelligent mechanic desire
to know where they shall use their capital Of
money or mind. where they shall establish
their manufactures or locate their mining
operations they wish to see the survey and
report of the man of science, who can tell
them where they may certainly find remuner-
alton for their labor, and what it shall be.
To develope the resources Of country the
combined action of capital and labor is re-
qnired. Capital and labor are annually COM
ing to our country from Europe; but much
too large proportion passes directly through
our State and finds its home and employ.
nsnt in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and Mis-
,sHri. flour State was better known, IL il,
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FOR AssEsSOR.-wearer requested To ammo unce
JOSEPH q. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
mara
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE Is candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari