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Water street, Evansville

Uncovered at Lnsf.-Greatest cure in the world
for pain. Prof. Chas. DeGrath's "Elcctric OIL"
This Oils the ONLY SURE REMEDY in the world for
the cure Of rheumatism, Govt, Pains In the Back,
Breast Side, Palpi.ation Of the Heart, Paray tic
Stroke, Toothache Headache cramps in the Stomach,
Scrofua, Sore Eyes, Piles. Sprans Bruises Sores
or Burns, Stiffness in the Joints, letter, Neuralgia,
Sore Breasts. diseases that painful,
is the only article brought before the public tha,
will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty min.
utes, has been used by thousands, and
be the best remedy ever discovered.
The Oil is pure vegetable preparation. not the
slightest danger by Applying outwardly inwardly
it az once givef permanent in both cases, from
ten to 90 minutes.
None genuine without the signature Of Prof. C..
DeGrath. Principal Depot, No. 80 South Eight street,
Philadelphia. Price &c, SOC and 81 per bottle.
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eB One dollar bills, purporting to DO OF
the Bank of Jeffersonville, Ind, have been
put in circulation. There is no such institu-
ton as the Bank Of Jacksonville, and the
notes are nothing more or less than shinplas-
tiers. A new and dangerous counterfeit is
also in circulation. 1t is q ten dollar note OF
the Ironton Bank Of lronton, Ohio. The
plate is well executed and calculated to de-
ccive. The name OF the cashier is given as
Geo. Willard, whereas it should be John O.
Willard
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Respect for Law.


The glory Of Republic is that it is
government Of law, and that the laws
have sway by thier own moral force
without the Intervention of physical
power. Laws cannot maintain their rule
Of themselves except through the respect
and reverence they command from the
people. AS fast as they decline in moral
power, SO fast must the State sink into
anarchy or the physical power of the
government must be called into their
support; and to the extent that TINS IS
done so far it becomes rule Of force.
which is virtually despotism. The most
alarming feature Of the times is the loss
of respect and reverence for law, its tri-
bunals, and ministers. The degeneracy
i of the Judiciary, and the decline of the
popular regard for it, is doing more to
prepare the way for the fall Of free insti-
tutions than the indulgence Of the Wild
est passion by the people themselves
With sound judiciary that carries with
it the moral convictions Of the country,
we have bulwark for liberty, that the
storms of popular and sectional passions
will assail in vain. But if its founda-
tons be undermined in the hearts and
minds Of the people, rights and freedom
become the sport of popular impulses, or
dependant on the strong arm Of au-
thority, and then the country ceases to
be q Republic.
At period when the popular impulse:
are so manifestly strong to break through
the restraints of law, and disregard th'
importance Of its due administration.
is most unfortunate that any politica
combination should be led by any allege
necessity, to assail the integrity and wis
dom Of the highest tribunal in the coun
try, the chief conservative element in tn
goyernment-the best guardian Of h
TlSulS VI Tic ptAIcS anu tuC CitiLCHS.
were better to have endured many spe,
ulatiye errors or to have suffered frol
serious errors Of judgement than to Ia,
raised a single doubt in the minds Of Il
people, of the honesty and capacity
the court If faith be lost in the cou
of last resort-in the most exalted tr
bunal Of the land, in what human inst
tuition will the people place their trus
Public authority in every form will lo'
public respect, and government of for'
must take the place of a governme'
laws A reverent regard for law and j
administrators is the foundation Of
free government; whatever impairs
saps the basis Of popular freedom. \
end will justify the means that produ
such lamentable consequences.
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A NEW REcoMMENpArIoN.--- New
York Observer says: We saw letter the
other day which gentleman coming to town
presented to O mercantile house. 1t was o
sealed letter Of introduction, and reads thus
"Dear Sir: The bearer of this letter, Mr.
James B. Smith, goes to New York to per
chase goods. can recommend him as good
for all he pays for.
Yours, ;. I. JONES"
Since the revulsion, letters of this descrio.
ton are considered Al, and command th.
very highest degree Of confidence.
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PRINTING q CoSGREss.-The select Com
mittee to whom was referred the subject Of
Congressional printing, have agreed upon q
report il favor of government bureau for
the execution of all the government printing
at Washington, in view of the incurable cor
ruptions and spoliations of the present sys-
TEN of psrty favoritism and lobby iobbing.
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ADAMS & Co.'s Exhaustive are daily
indebted to this admirable institution for the
delivery of the latest papers. Last nigh. we
were under especial Obligations to Messenger
d. II. Snyder for S.. Louis papers in advance
Of the mail.
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It,. an Established Fact-That Or. Sand

It's an Established Fact-That Or. sandforl's
Invigorator will cure Livsr Complaint, Jaundice and
General Debility. Many people. personally known
u.s. whose word he doubted, have given then
certificates prove this and with such of evil
dence who can doubt.
II is truly the invaid's friend, and will give relief
when all other remedies ,ail, AMI in some instance
that have come under our observation II seemed the
of snatching its victim from the grave; wish
all our readers'who need medicine would try bottle
FOR it will surely give relief. CSee advertisement
nnnrE-d s-MIni
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The following paragraph is from an
article on the Lecompton Constitution, re-
Gently published in the Washington Union:
!" We don't care uhsther tie people like or
dislike the constitution. We are unwilling TO
take any more testimony. The case has been
closed. TIE judgment entered 10. and the erecu-
ton Is mac IN the hands If the officers"
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~ A singular case Of murder and 81

~ A singular case Of murder and sui
eide occurred on the Louisville and Frankfort
Railroad on Wednesday last. negro wo-
man on the track tossed her child over her
head, and then threw herself across the rails.
One of the child's legs was cut of, and the
woman's skull was crushed through, death
ensuing immediately
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DIR. COGGsWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTEC
q a T. T.,

That has produced such remarks able effects
in many cases of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO and AZTEC.
rIoss OF THE HEAD. caused by disturbed circulaten
in those who have tried II IN this city, Is for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
eE The highest testimonials Of its efficacy havebecn
given by number OF the respectable citizens WIN
have tried it. Ijy3
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sY- Some three hundred troops passed
through indianapolis on Wednesday, en-
route for Utah. II is said that TWENTY-FIVE
hundred more will follow them in few
DAYS
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~ Mcssrs. Woolsey & Nelson invite the
ladies to their sale of fine jswelry at their
store this afternoon, at o'clock, and this
evening at gas light, and at private sale at
all times during the day.
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~ The official vote at Chicago, for
Mayor, last week, was: Hanes rep s,s42;
Brainard (Dem.,) 7,4sl; Republican ma
jority, 1851.
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~ The Ohio & Mississippi Railroad has
failed to pay the interest on its bonds. The
floating debt exceeds 81 900 900, AMI the an
nuai interest is not less than 800 900.
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~ The report that Ex- President Comon-
tort was on his way North is erroneous. HC
has taken a house in New Orleans, and awaits
the issue of affairs in Mexico.
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to A beautiful nugget OF gold was lately
found in Australia, valued at about s35, 900.
This is the largest mass Of gold ever discov-
cred in one lump.
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COAL.
BODIAM MINING COMPANY,

BODIAM MINING COMPANY,
tofce on Water street, under the Telegraph Ofice)
Cart loads Of l6 bushels Of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part Of the city at 81 GO per load Coal
weighed, ifdesire at the expense Of the purchaser
Notes Of solvent hanks of ILLINOIS and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payroent JOHN WYM0SD.
decoe.f Secretary and Manager.
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~ The whole State of Indiana appears
to be infested with counterfeiters. The In
dianapolis and Lafayette papers notice nu-
ns,ous arrese, and among them . woman.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-13

EIt is rumored that General Calhoun is
to be sent to Arizona as Governor. He says
the climate Of Kansas doesn't agree with his
health.
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Five Dollars Rev ard-will he paid for the detec.
ton Of the persons who arein the habit of STEALING
THE JOURNAL from the doors Of our subscribers
They daily taken, led to believe, by
OF thieves who pedde them to steamboat
and also by set Of scamps not less wicked and mean.
who borrow them to read, because they penu-
rous to get their information honestly by paying for
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-13

CITY AsSEssOR.-Nr. PATRICK BURKE,
present incumbent, is candidate for reelection, as
City Assessor. marll
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w A few days since, boy about fifteen
years of age, a son of George ID. Foster, of
Pittsfeld, Illinois, committed suicide by
hanging himself in his fathers barn.
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CANDIDATES.
. p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN

J. p. ELLIOTT FOR COUNCILMAN IN
FOURTH WARD.-wear are authorized to announce
that J. p. ELLIOTT is candidate for reelection as
Councilman in the Fourth Ward. Mr. Elliott avows
himself a supporter Of the OLD CHARTER, and in
favor Of liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS.
He desires that there be mistake with Of the
Ward in regard to his views these issle1.
marl2
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u Considerable excitement has been
oecasioned in Dunn county. Wisconsin, BY
the discovery Of gold. The precious metal
10 supposed 70 exis. In abundance.
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80 1t is stated that Mr.. Hector Jennings,
OF sandusky, Ohio, will succeed in establish
ing his claim to the great Jennings Estate y
the income from which Is $50 900 per amman
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xNS NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
P=l one insertion; - cents per line three times;
81 cents per line week: discount on longer Time
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ClTY.CLERk.- Mr.. CARLILE: Please announce
my name candidate for reelection to the office Of
CITY CLERK, at the ensuing Apr; Election.
Inarll WELL III. WALKER.
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Discourse to the Young.

The Rev. Mr.. Hosmer will deliver dis
course to the youth, n; Marble Hall, on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters corrects the Ape

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters corrects the appe
tite, impar tone to the system. force of the bile and
all impure secretons, regulate the bowels, give US
strength Of body and vigor Of mind. For Dyspepsia
and dyspeptic symptoms, they the wonder Of the
afflicted In all of aatulency, dizziness, pros
tra;ion, great fatigue and general debility, ii is sur
prsing how the patient finds relief. No family
can afford to be without Hostetters Bitters They
quire spirits. Sold in full quart bottles by Drug
gists and dealers generally.
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An Impenetrable Secret The attention Of all
who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or
sickness in the color of the Hair Is invited to the fact
that such changes NAV be CONCEALED FOREVER,
by the occasional application Of that perfect simula
ton ofevery shade of natural black brown widely
known
CRIsTADORO's EXCELSIOR DYE.
The artificial tnge which it simultaneously imparts
is true to life that 1t CANNOT BE DETECTED the
result of art, by thu keenest observer Sold every
where and applied by all Hair Dressers.
JOSEPH CRIsTADORo,
nlar1 d&vln No. Astor H.use, New York
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FOR AssESsOR.-we requestea to announce
JOSEPH @. HABING, candidate for City Assessor.
mari
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CANxL, STORAGE

2 HAVE y lsrge doghls Warehouse at the Cana
u Basin, ca liable Of storing any amount Of produce.
which will lie received s-ye taken care of and held
subject to the owners efers. the most reasonable
terms. &c. 0'RILEy
mhas'56.
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Consumption Fr- AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR,
while Missionary among the In.
Cured dams ef the Rocky Mountains, dis
covered RARE PLANT that proves
Consumption to be certain cure for Consumption,
bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Complaint,
Cured. Nervous Affections, Coughs. Colds,
&c. Having now made his fortune
Consumption and retired from businesshe will send
the prescription and directions for
Cured preparing the medicines FREE OF
CHARGE, to all who desire IL, and
Consumption will send their address. enclosing two
stamps te cents,) to pay the return
Cured. letter, with description of u cir
symptoms.
Consumption The Old Doctor Ia, cured more
than 900 CASES OF CONSUMPTION
cured. alone, and hopes all afflicted people
will avail themselves Of this oppor.
Consumption tunnty, a, the Doctor wishes to do all
the good he can before he dies.
Sufe1- Address,
Consumption po'i 'H0AS DhANI'
. Box 1851, p. o.,
Crred miro 6mlwd. New York.
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STORAGE WANTED.

Nv are prepared to store in onr Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
clandize, the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy rooms stairs, particular
will he taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kinds of goods WATTS hx 60
damage from damp rust
Insurance effected AZ the lowest FIRE rroo! rates. h- the
month, or longer, when desired
Warehouse located corner Of Locust street and N
and f. Canal, and most convenient for shirpins o.,
River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. p0STER CO.
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Help that never Tires or Leaves You.-w,

HtTV thuI EeNtT 1Ires OF EeaVts OH
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 tales, a servant that VIII not ont
OF nights ask pay at the end Of every week, buy
one Of these useful articles, (price from els to s3
and we are sure you will he suited.
HORNBROOK & CO.,
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JAMES ID. SAUNDERS Is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of CITY ENGINEER AND SUR
yEYOR. mars
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-we are requested
to announce GEORGE wOLPLIN as candidate for
CITY Collector. mars
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WpEyJANIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
EDDEGRATI. anklin brought electricity from
the heavens to the earth, but il remained for Profess
DeGrah TO arpiy that electricity to the relief
diseased and suffering morsls-diseases thai hereto
fore bafed the ply sicians old treatment, such
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
Swellings Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases &c, are
cured by Prof. Defiraths Electric Oil, In two
days. lead this letter: f. HIf.
PRoT. DEGRArH:-I have been the victim for many
years Of Rheumatic affection, and lost the use Of my
limbs; could not raise my hand 10 my head. in
short, wastotaily helpless. applied your Elec
trio Oil, and before had used bottle per
fectiy cured. You may refer any Sufferer TO me.
MRS. L. HUTCHIys,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets
Mr.. Hutchns is well KIN own in Philadelphia. My
Oil has cured 200 other Philadelphians, among whom
are Geo. W. Ward, Esq, Jos. X. Bacon, 4. ID.
DeCosts, Mrs. Fasst, George c. Bower, 500 North
Third street. and others al infnitum Sale depot for
this city, 80. 50 South Eighth, Chestnut street
PROF. ClIAS. DEGRATH.
The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed.
RALEIGH, n. c., FEB s, 1887.
I, Joseph u. Hinton, loug a retired physician OF
this city, hare suffered much the last six years Of an
affection OF the knee and ankle joints Of Of my
legs. rendering very lame the limb stiff and con-
tracted, and wthal having been deaf in one ear the
last thirty odd years, from cold in the head many
years ago-have to-day had one application o. Prof.
DeGrafs Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied
by the Of Prof DeGrath, Chas. DeGrath Of Phila
deipi,ia and, Ivy the blessings Of God, find my con-
tracted leg very much limbered, and am Of opinion
few more faithful applications Of it will restore it
soundness and usefulness again. Since one applica
ton has enabled me to short distance without in
convenience. My hearing in the deaf ear, much
improved that can hear the ticking Of watch.
have seen the oil in the hands Of Prof. Chas DeGrah
in this city, suddenly relieve very lad cases Of Rheu
matism, and learn that OF the deaest persons in
the community have been entirely restored TO good
hearing in few minutes, in the last day two, by
the Electric Oil, in tho hands Of the Professor.
febl1-lmd&w JOS. b. HINTON.
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~ There were twenty-five cases Of sui
eide in New Orleans during the year 1867.
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LOST

a SMALL POCKET BOOK, BOUND WITH
IN Ru STA Leather, and fastened with steel clasp
II continued few dollars and papers OF inn
portance To ary hut the IL tie finder will ys
turn il 10 this Office, he will be literally rewarded.
inar9-lH
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AUGUSTUS LEMCKE is candidate for CITY
CLERK at the ensuing April election. mari
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~ o. SUGARS hhds, just received and for sals
IN low Nv GILBERT BOWLEs.
janfr.
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POCKET ROCK LOSff

0ST, IN Lain street. between the Washington
IL House aid Morgan's Store on FiTsi street. n
Pocket Book, containing about s33 in money, and
due hill against the steamer Iasc Shelby Of s3l, with
other papers The find ilbe literally rewarded Ivy
leaving Il at ia Office. WI. ENRICH.
marS-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-14

Ir.ilas orm.-"Don Giovanni = in which Miles. Pc.
coomin snu .n"n, sm. oazxsnga sho hsssrs. fofmes
repeated TO morrow night
BROADWAY Ttnarru.-The farewell benefit and last ap
when he VIII play his celebrated characters In the sMsn
of the World" and mons. Mallet"
Nmos GaRnr.-Mss Robertson and Mr.. Bourcicaut
have volunteered 20 perform the Life Of Actress
for the benefit cf the Mount Vernon Association
night Mr. ". A. Moore, the industrious stage manager
10 whose taste The patrons of this house chiefly
debted for the superior style in which the pieces pre-
scnted, has prepared capital bill for his benefit
Tuesday. Mr. A w. Davenport s to have farewell bcne
~ on Wednesday. See hrs bill.
BownY.-The highly exciting and morally instructive
drapa entitled The Bottle Is 10 be produced. with
strong cast and appropriate scenery 70 morrow clever
pantomime and the Lost Treasure" follow
warlA,K's-Nr Tom Taylor's "last new" comedy,
"Gong tho Bad, Ny scotch Aunt, % he enacted
for the third time here 10 II 70 he succeeded
by the lady q the ilcd Chamber"
I,rRA Kr,ua--Mr. Tom Taylors highly successful
comedy, entitled "0ur American Cousin y again
the bills for another week The farce styled "An Object
of Interest, :" is to he the aferpiecc.
AMERICAN Mrsrrs-n y questionable whether any
human performer accomplish the astonishing tcats
achieved BY tho automaton rope dancer in niodou's
mimic world. 60 and enjoy hearty laugh with Dr.
Valentine
wooD's MlSsTRus. The peculiar Ethiopian pantomime,
called scampin," has proved sufficiently popular TO
induce the management 10 run as the sterpccc for
another week
TIM BRysSrs proposc to eniveu Their friends with al
the Ethiopian oddities and crudities that
entity brought together not forgetting the burcsqung
the Palace Garden Circus
Tw CAxrwrI MIvsTpns have rcarraneed their table
q melodies, dances, SC for the week commencing
morrow, but iudcously adhere 10 the popular rongo"
as the afterpiecc.
CrRcrs--Targe and remarkably fashionable audiences
continue 10 besow hearty applause upon the cspstran
and gymnastic feats, and the fairy spectacle of Gin
derella,N al Palace Garden.
THE HoIy IaSp.-Banvad's mechanical picture of the
Destruction of Jerusalem and his panoramic illustra
tons Of noted places in the Holy Land, may be in
Broadway, Bleecker street
yAvKEv CHARACTER is 70 form the basis of q Ice
ure by Mr. Caleb Dunn, az Suyyesant Institute, Tues
day evening.
MR. MAEErr nJecms Pipes OF pipesvilic" will proceed
10 Boston tom morrow with the view of amusing NE people
of that city with his Chit Chat of Travel" which,
eordrE to the papers has tokled the citizens OF Hart
ford aud New Haven amazingly.