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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-12

A SERIES OF CRIMES AND ACCIDENTS.
We learn by the Glasgow (Ky.) Free
Press, that last Friday night negro
man, named Roger, belonging to Will
liam Martin, of Monroe county, was
brutality murdered by another negro,
named Willis, the property Of Miss
Mosbey. He had received blow on the
back Of the head and a shot in the
mouth. On Sunday evening, the 4th
inst, a man named Saunders, residing in
the southern part of Barren county, was
thrown from his horse and instantly
killed. He had been riding race with
another man, when his horse shyed and
threw him agait.st tree. On tire same
evening, and in the same neighborhood
a newly married couple were going to
spend the evening at neighbor's, when
the wife was shot through the head by
some person unknown; jealousy doubt
less. The Free Press also learns that o
man, named John Nevill, having charge
Of a saw. mill, near Pacis post Office, had
his arm cut almost in two by the saw.
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Late Discoveries I'm Pathology show that 7ery
many OF the diseases which affct mankind arise from
impurity of the blood. This has long been suspected
but is only lately known In cos1snption, ttercles
found be sedimettary s.rpstt from the blood.
Dropsy, Cont, Cancer Ulcers ami EruPons, all arise
in disordered deposits from The blood. Bilious dis.
and fevers caused solely by its serang un-
healthy state, and even the decline Of fef follows the
want II vitality in the blood. In view of these facts
Dr. AVER designed his CATHARTrc PILLS especially to
purify and invigorate tn lood and hence we believe
to arise iS Unparalleled sccess Il controlling disease
-lMedicaf Journal. mr3l dxwlm
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Extradition Case;

Great excitement was caused last week At
Paducah, by the arrest Of young Prussian
under the extradition treaty, on q charge of
forgery, committed in the city Of Cologne in
in the winter of 1857. The mans name is
Desling. He was clerk in q banking hosse
in Cologne, and forged the name Of the
house to bills to the amount Of about $1,000
which he Uttered. Being suspected before the
crime was discovered, he fed to England,
where he was pursued by the Prussian po-
lice. He eluded them and escaped to this
country, where they followed, in June last.
Being unable to fird him, the Prusian offers
returned homo. Learning, however, that
the culprit and his wife were engaged as &C
tors at a German theatre in Chicago under
fictitious names, the Prussian authorities
again sent their detective agents to this coun-
try to arrest him. On their appearance at
Chicago, he fed alone, and camo to Paducah.
Aided by several American detectives the
Prusian agents kept watch on tho move
ments of the wife, satisfied that she would
soon lead them to the retreat Of her hus-
band. They followed her, unknown to her
self, tas q shadow. She left Chicago and
came to Paducah, the detectives coming on
the same train and steamer. She landed and
going to the same hotel with her, they found
her husband, who was Immediately arrested
and after preliminary examination was COM
mitted to prison to await fuller investiga-
ton. The cltizcns of Paducah, believing The
uniting labor and heavy expenditure wcult
not have been incurred to arrest poor felon
have been led to believe that there is poll
teal reason for the conduct of the Prassiai
Government, and that the charge of a civil
crime is made to get hold of political Grim
nal, and they manifest strong determine
ton TO shield the prisoner. A writ of habes
corpus has been taken out, which is to b
tried, and able counsel are employed on bot
sides. The affair has created two parties j
Che town, denominated Prussian and anti
P,ussisn; tbs latter Of which has the ma
iority.
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Mexican Mustang Lfnimcnf.- rom rich and
poor, bond and free; all colors grades and conditions
Of life, hear the meed OF praise awarded this
wonderful article. Sores are healed, pains reiefed
lives saved, valuable animals made Useful, and un-
told ills assuaged by this great medicine which
prising to the judgment Of man. What family does
not require standard Liniment. Who eter heard Of
Gus, Bruises, Spreins, rheumatism, Swellfngs,
Strained Horses, &: /, it has no equal. BEWARE or
INVITATIONS. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold
by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in every
town, parish and hamlet Throughout North and South
America, Europe and the fslfnds q tie Ocean. Buy
at Beware of any other 'Drag.s Eminent 1t
Is a base imitation.
BARNES & PARK
mar3i-d& vim Projectors, New York.
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10 A young girl playing in the street
in albany, N. w. few days ago. was
accosted by woman with an infant, who
asked herto hold the child while she went
d short distance to store. The little
girl, proud of her charge, toddled about
the streets with the baby, and waited in
vain fox TIE mother to return. It was g
trick to get rid Of the child. The little
girl finally took IL to Her own home to
be reared by her parents or sent to the
Aims House.
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holders. while the great masses will be
their poor dependents. This seems IS
ifit were to bs tbs inevitable issue OF
the present struggle between capital and
labor. In the providence Of che Ruler Of
all things We believe something win
arise to avert the calamity. Mind
skill-genius and learning may become
so essential in the every day affairs 81
men, that intellect may conquer and be-
come counterbalance of dollars and
cents.
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Dyspepsia and Ffts.-DR. TRACY DELORME,
tie great of Consumption was for sevetal years
SO badly afflicted with Dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined 20 his bed: He eventually
cured by prescription furnished him by young clair
voyant girl This prescription, given BIZ child
while in safe Of trance, has cured everybody who
fas taken it, never having faed once II Il eqfally
as sure in Of FITS Of DfsPEFsfA. The ingre-
dents may be found in any drug stofs. twill send
this valuable prescription to any person the receipt
OF one stamp to pay postaSe.
Address, DR.. TRACY DELORM
Crest Curer Of Consumption,
apl-d&wlm New York Post Office.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TIME Annual Election of eleven Directors for
u the Evansville, indianapolis and Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad Company. will be held at The
office of the Company in Indiana coils, tie 9th of
May, 1855, at = O'Clock, p. III.
For the purpose Of asceraining whether be, or be
not, tire will Uf the Stockholders, TO s,ardon the
making Of the road, and go into liquidation, as pro-
vided by law, TO wit, by collecting all unpaid sub
scrip.pns, raging all liabilities and dividing the
surplus pro rata among the stock holders they will be
requested at the coming ANIMAL meeting, 10 vote on
that question: in person or by roxy, before the cleo
corporation to vote "Liqu:daton and Dissolution, y
and those in favor OF Continuance of the Compa
ny, with view to the completion of the road vote
'No Liquidation or Dissolution" Each share pail
H. is snpted to one vote. full vote is requested.
by order of the Board,
JAMES GREENE,
np9-J&wft Sec;y.
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OF The Turkish Admiral who came
to this country to procure ship for the
Sultan, applied last week to the Navy
Department to have q three decker built
in the United States Navy Yards, to be
constructed Of the best material and
workmanship without regard to cost
He was surprised to learn that our Gov
eminent die not undertake such jobs
He was referred to private contractors
and it was suggested that naval con.
ductor would be assigned him to proven,
and Impressions upon him.
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ASTROLOGY.

m ANY Of readers, doubtless, will be gratifed
lvu to learn that the Venetian Astrelogienne,
MADAME PHOTO, has arrived in this city; and
her stay being very limited, the opportunity should
be Immediately embraced by all who are DESTROYS OF
hearing repetition of the past, or of peering into
futurity. She comes highly recommended:
The Mada,ne has the celebrated ROMAN TAILS
MAN, which will secure to those embarking on the
tempestous q life inevitable success in their
business vansactions. She il also practical Doc
tress, and tas many valuable remedial compounds,
which, to those afflicted, she win be happy to admin
lister.
az Her ices very liberal, being for apprising
one of the past, present and future, only one dollar
az She can be seen vt the Washington House, fol
sfevdays.f' spl0a
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W Col. Benton contemplates the ap-

W Col. Benton contemplates the ap-
preaching close Of his life with compo-
sure and resignation He converses
cheerfuly with his. friends on public
affnirs, and says that the only great
measure In which the administration
has been successful is the demonstration
Of the practicability at all seasons Of the
year, Of the central route to the Paeisc,
for srailread.
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COAL.

B0DIAM MINING COMPANY,
(Ofice on Water street, under the Telegraph OfhceD
Cart loads Of l6 bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
livered to part OF the city 81 so 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 wYMOND.
dec2s-t. Secretary and Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cristo doro's Hsfr Dve.-The transition OF the
Hair iron srey red sandy, to brown or black pro-
duced by This article issTANrANEous, and the color
brought OFT Is natural, bright and
tNCHANGEABLE
under exfosuse to the air Being also nutri-
tious preparation, free from corrosive ingredients it i.
BENEFICIAL TO THE HAIR,
and hence is favorte not only with men of Fashion
but is Universally approved by Ladies as toilet arti
Gle of inestimable value. Sold everywhere and ap
plct by an fiaii Dressers
JOSEPH CRISTODORO,
mr31 lnfd&w No. 6. Aston House, New York.
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OF Through the politeness of the Of
ficers of fhe Briggs, we were favored, on
Saturday. with late Louisville papers.
The Briggs is one 81 our home boats and
every way worthy of patronage.
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r ct Cloverport. KY, last week,
the rise In the Ohio caused portion oil
the bank to cave in which disclosed three
Indian graves. filled with bones, tclna-
haws, beads. &c,
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~A New York correspondent of the
Boston Journal says that new political COM
binations are being formed in that city with
q view of bringing out Hon. James Guthrie
a. q candidate for the Presidency.
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0F Some of the fast and fancy men
of Vincennes are taking measures to es-
tablish a trotting course in or near the
Southwestern Agricultural fair grounds
in the vicinity Of that city. A fair
without trottirg course, would "be no
fair at all.n
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- Pleas Of Vanderburgh county will cell at pub
lie auction at the Court House door in Evansville
the llth day of May 1s5s, part of the 8. ~ or
No. ~, T. D, S. r. 10 West, containing three acres,
adjoining lands Of Peter Sharpe and =. W. Brink
meyer, and lying the road leading from the Poor
House to the residence OF Edgar G. Dunk. Said
premises will he sold in subdivisions, plat Of which
can be seen at my office.
Terms of sale, one third cash; balance in IL and is
months from day of sale, the purchaser wing notes
with approved security waving all relief from yalu-
alton appraisement laws, with interest from day OF
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
apt4ts&wit Admr. OF Adolph Brinkmann.
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A HARD CAsE.-The Bridgeport (Cohn.
Standard says that Mr.. Bishop, the Lecomp-
ton member of Congress from that district,
could be elected about as easily as Dives
could 90 q skating.
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OF The Richmond Enquirer says
that the transfer Of Mount Vernon to
the ladies' Mount Vernon Association is
now o fixed fact.
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Notice of Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an
IL order of the Court Of Common Pleas of Van
derburg county, the undersigned, Administrative Of
public auction at the door of the Court house, in the
city Of Evansville, on Saturday; May sh, ls5s, be-
p NJ of said day, Lot thirteen Q3) in Block five (5)
in the Northern Enlargement of the City of Evans
VILE, upon the following terms, to-wit Onethird Of
sale; nethrd in six months and third in twelve
mobtt; tire purchaser to give his notes for the de-
ferred payments with interest secured by mortgage
on the premises. HARRIET WILSON,
aps4w Administr .ttrix.
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DIED.

On Saturday evening, April 10th, Mrs. PHEBE ANN
POtNDEXTER, wife Of THos. PoISDExTER.
The funeral will take place his (Sfonday) morning,
at 10 o'clock, from the late residence, corner Of NAL
berry ard Second Streets
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Administrators Notice and Sale.

VNME undersigned, having been appointed by the
administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Edmond, de-
Nav, ls,s, lot Of horses, cattle Tors, tousehold
furniture, and other articles too numerous to men
ton, being The personal Property OF said deceased
Elmond, beginninsat 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Terms of sale-for all SUMS over three dollars, a
credit of nine months will be given for notes with
approved security. Sums less than 80, cash.
ALEXANDER MADDOX,
ap9.wit Administrator.
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BRAN at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per brsheia at
retail, and IS per ton, by
aps-f IGLEHART BROTHERS.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKs!-
~ Psalms and Hymns;
Parish Psalmody;
Church Psalmist;
William Il. Beell on Carpentry Mace Easy;
City of the Grea Ting, by Or: Belle:
Scenes in Clerical Life, taken from Rl,ckwood;
New York Ledger, 18th April;
Flag Of our Union, do do.
Ballou's Pictorial, do do;
Harpers' Weekly, 10th do;
Just received at j. EEALT'S.
apl0
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Or. COGGsWELL,s
.NTIPHLOGISTIC
- "A. i, "

That has cfoduced such rei1athhS1e effects
in many cases of NEURALGiAi VERTIGO, and Aztec
TIoNs OF rHs HEAD, caused By disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried this city, is for sale at
-. .... Keller & WHITES.
gB The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given by number Of The most respectable citizens who
have tried Il. Ijy2
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Lecture on knight Templary.
TIME celebrated Lecture on Knight Templary by
III ROB. MORRIS, of Kentucky which has been
delivered in the principal cities and towns Of the
United States and the Canadas, will be pronounced at
Marble Hall, in this place, on the 18th, at IN, r NJ
Tickets % cts. For sale at the Bookstores.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. (solid kyrte) one insertion; 20 cents per
line three times; 30 cents per line week; discount
on longer time.
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to- TIVE IAnIES.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

a SPLENDID arrival OF new envelopes, 50,o00 Of
n various sizes jcoiots and qualities, at
apo D0BELL Il CONJUNCTION.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST!

LOST!
SOMEWHERE on Main street, near First, Ca
- meo Breast Pin and Belt Buckle. Tne finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving them at Hal
lock Stoddard's Drug Store.
aplU-3t e.
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NV HEELBAKKUWS.-
w doz. Canal and r. r. Wheel Barrows;
3 doz. Toy Wheel Barrows.
Just received by u. III. COOK SON.
UO0DEN AND WILLOW WARE
w ~ doz. ass. Market Baskets;
10 nests assorted Clothes Baskets;
10 doz. Yell Buckets, assorted;
do Cotton Mops.
10 do ass. Pine and Cedar Churns;
30 nests Wash Tubs, 3 in
10 do do do : in;
Is doz assorted Wash Tubs;
- do do BUCKETS;
10 do Cedar Co;
Just received by I'm: cock q son.
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TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS il one Of
he largest and best literary papers Of the day. A
ISIXTY COLUMNS. Of entertaining matter; and
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED etery wceH.
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NJExy hooks, NEW ROOKS,-

OAK FEED BASKETS.-so doz. very fine Oak
" Feed Baskets, country make, just received by
ap 10 Il. III. COOK & SOW.
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rHATRS.-
" : doz. ass. ,Cffl6,s Cane Chairs;
2doZ. Willow Work Ntsfse Chairs;
Just received by I'll. COOK & son.
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149 Washington Street, Boston.
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a MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.


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rs State sE., opposite Kirby ST.. EOAtOns
After extensive practice Of upwards twenty years.
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The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
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TESTIMONIALS.
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
-. II Huuy1 Esq. OF BOSTON, 0ld bnslueSA at
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From the present CoL2TicS{oncr.
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This institution vas established for the successful tres
ment of CAHogRs soRorULA Humors of the blood and all
Chronic Diseases upon the Indian system of
practice has been in successful operation for several
years, and the fruits of its practice found in
cured in almost every tow and village the New Eng
land States and from other parts the coun.
try Persoos DESTROYS of obtaining the genuine Indian
practice, cautioned against placing themselves under
he treatment of any person employed in this Office as
We have agents either located travelling, and are
not responsible for the misdOngs of pOstors in this vi
cinity, or any other part pr the country.
Dr.. GREENE, the Principal of this Institution has for
the last hfteen years had constantly under treatment
several hundred Of which had been
agravates and extended either from being cut out with
out cleansing the blood, or other improper treatment
until the patiedns nearly exhausted before they come
to him for relief,
He has cured many very aggravated cases OF Cancers
without causing h part of the pain and suffering
which had been previously inflicted Hundreds of such
cases can be referred to, Tho raise their voices
against such imposition, and whose especial request
we have made these remarks.
Rs treatment cleanses the blood and exterminaes the
cancer completely fri the system; and although patients
come with their aggravated by wrong treatment
he does not lose than two out Of hundred
Persons havlns Cancers should duail themselves of
Or. Greene's personal attention.
Most diseases, such scrofua, Humors of the Blood
Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant, Iropsy, Rheumatism, Heart Complaint, Female
Complaints, and the great variety of forms in which the
human body is afflicted, successfully treated with med
icines which be sent any part the world with full
directions, very opinion of such cases can be
formed upon remittng answers to the questions
which may be found in the "IDdian Arcana,n copy Of
which will be sent free when requested
1t may be well to add that the business at this estab
ishment ia conducted upon the most liberal terms It's
the practice With TO require large SUM in advance
for the promise of curen &c This course is severe
ly condemned oy the Society At this institution the
patients required to pay only the price of the medi
cnes needed ia their case cept the first prescription
dollar being charged for recording the case and
giving the necessary directioos,
The institution has just issued another edition Of Dr.
Green's work "Indanopathy" or science of Indian
Medicine which may be had at Mr.. CHARLEs
CLARK Es Drug Sore in Worcester or by mail from the
INSTITUTE. Price 70 cents dAw1y mch23