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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

The Pill Trade.-Who could dream of the ma g
hitude such an undertaking rs the manufacture Of a
Purgaiive Pill assumes when it comes into general
nset And how painfully do the following numbers
speak oil the amountof human sickness and suffer.
Ing that little morse Of remedy goes forth to COM
pAt ana susdue- Dr. j. Aver, OF Lowell, man ufac-
lures IN his lahratory forty gross per diem Of his
Cathartic Pills. through all the year. This is eight
boxes minute, one dose n second. We thus
ma over iSOV persons swallow this pin every l,Iay
or ,2t,NOa month. Physicians, think of that A..
wv patients day Who seek rvftvf nIedcslI
skill u one man. Surely, that man should be- "A he
Is IN ths case, one Of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal or woe Of hia
fellow man.--[Painesyille Courier
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RoDT. VBLENNIs, who a few years
since owned the principal omnibus lines
in st. LOUIS man Of wealth-who has
been guilty Of two or three homicides,
was two years ago sentenced to the Mis-
slssouri penitentiary for ten years for
shooting down drunken man in q bar
room. After two years confinement Re
has been liberated by the Governor
Money and the influence of leading law
yers, remunerated with fat fees, have
opened tie prison doors of the rich muir
erer. Is this country Of equal laws
to the poor and rich?
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A Paragraph for Invalid..

We trust thar DIR. Roback's advertisement, in
another column, will not escape the notice OF the sick
nd suffering. 1t is an earnest and convincing docu-
ment, and we are credibly informed, that the cures
accomplishedhy his celebrated Scandinavian Rene
dics-the Blood Pills and Blood Puriicr-fuiiy bear
out the statement it contains. These great vegetable
curatives are immensely popular in the West. The
settlers on new lands, the planters and in the
'aisys Of the Mississippi ard the Ohio the ague and
fever ridden residents the banks Of the BED River
and in fact, the sick in all localities west o the ALE.
ghepies have great faith in DIR. Robsck's prepare
uons ap1-im
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Fraud.-we call attention to the fact of numerous
unpriIcpled efforts that daily making in our city
by vendors Of hitter mixture, using the persuasive
argument n order to effect ses) to dealers in Hostel
tcrs bottles purchase from them and sell it in ilo
strter. hotties. We hope that such imPosurcs will
be held up to public contempt by all respectable per-
sons who sell or the genuine article. Not only
have we the individual evidence u the country hui
almost every paper in the Union is commenting upon
the superior excellence Of and the great dement's de-
rived from the use Of this celebrated tonic besides va
rious diplomas awarded, among which Is one from
the Ohio Mechanics Institute, at Cincinnati, where
the commttee-composed chiefly Of physicians OF
IN, city-awarded lilo setter, Smith & Co.., diploma
for the superior virtue Of their Btters, as tonic and
strengthened Of the human system. We, therefore,
caution all against impostons, and to purchase OF
none but respectable dealers, whom they know would
| not deceive them. Imyl2 lw
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CRESCENT CRY BAHk.

DiREcToRs.-JotN \. KEITH, CONRAD DAhEk'
THOMAS T.. GARvIN and JOIN LAW.
Receives deposits, a. and sells coin and exchange.
Interest allowed time deposits at such rates "a may
be agreed upon with deposi;Ors and speclhed IA GER
tifcate. Exchange New York, Cincinnati and
Louisville, Great Britain, France, Switzerland BEL
GUM, Holland, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway
and all the cities and large towns OF Germany, foi
sale in suit. Collections made. and proceed;
rernitted promptly at current rate Of exchange
JOHN A RRITZ, Pres.
W.DAKER. Cashier. apl9 jan
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"a y man by the name of Huffman was
murdered last week near Newberry, Green
county, in this State, by another named
Hudson. They had been working for a
neighoor rolling logs, and were going
home, and Hudson walking behind deceased,
when the murderer stepped up to the latter
and dealt him powerful blow with a hand
spike, which caused his death. Hudson was
arrested and imprisoned. An old prudre had
existed between them.
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QUERY.

Why il Il that CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE is
the best IN THE WORLD!
BECAUSE eminent chemists say SO;
BECAUSE 1t contains no caustc compounds.
BECAUSE it wears longer than any other.
BECAUSE il operates instartaneousy!
BECAUSE il corrccts tho bad effects OF other
dyes,
BECAUSE IT, presence cannot be detected.
BECAUSE 1T NEVER FAILS.
Sold every where and applied BY all Hair Dresscrs
JOSEPH CHRISTADORO,
apas-lmd&w Nv.o Astor IIouse Y York
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GUARDIANS SALE.

10y virtue of order Of the Court Of Common
ID Pleas OF Nanderiurgh county, will expose 10
sale al utlic auction, at the Court House door IN
Evansville, Tuesday, June 18th, lss the follos-
ing DESERVED real estate, toHit: Lots II II IN block
No. Eleven UD i'm the 9TH Enlargement, adjoining
Evansville and now emigaecd within the corporate
limits of Evansville aforesaid being the property OF
the heirs Of Jno u. Fisher, deceased.
Terms of sale, = cash, balance in 8; u and J.,
months, the purchaser giving notes with spIrored
security, waving relief from valuation or aPprase
ment laws, and bearing interest from day Of sale
BRACKET MILLS,
Guardian OF John G.. Fisht.' heirs.
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GT The latest dates from Sante Fe,

o. The latest dates from Sante Fe,
IN New Mexico, bring news of the death
OF Preston Beck, an account Of
whose encounter with another person.
IN street fight, with bowie knives, was
published some days ago. He died OF
his wounds, after lingering two weeks in
great pain. He was native Of Indiana
went TO New Mexico in lS46--became
the most extensive merchant, and the
wealthiest and most popular citizen in
the Territory. His death was universal
ly lamented by the people of the terri
tory.
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COAL.
BODIAN MINING COMPANY,

BUDIAN MINING COMPAN1,
(Oice on Water street. under the Telegraph Oihce-)
Cart loads of IL bushels of Bodiam Mine Coal de-
lvered to any part Of the city at 81 10 per Load Coal
weighed, il desired, the expense of the purchaser.
Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin Ia
ken in payment. JOHN NYM0ND.
dec3s-n Secretary and Manager.
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10y virtue of an order Of the Court Of Common
ID Pleas Of Marlborough county wills ell al pub
lie auction ut the Court House door i'm Evansville,
No. H., 7. o. s. X. 10 West, containing three acres,
adjoining lands Of Peter Sharpe and y. W. Brink
meyer, and lying tbs road leading from the Poor
House to the residence OF Edgar c. Dunk. said
premises will he sold in subdivisions, plat Of which
can be at my office.
Terms of sale, one-third cash; balance in u and Is
months from day Of SALE the purchaser giving notes
with approved security waving all relief from valu
alton apprsisement laws, with interest from day OF
sale. BRACKET MILLS,
myl2-d&w4w Admr. of Adolph Brnkmann-
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will sell at public
ton Rooms OF Woolsey Nelson. corner OF Nam
and Third streets, one steam engine, belonging 10
the estate OF John Il. Campbell, deceased
Also at same time and place, viii sell AZ auction'
q lot OF cast iron Building Fronts, Doors, WIDdows,
Window Frames Also, lot Of Cut stone Caps and
Silis and Water Tables, belonging to the estate oil
George Bates, deceased.
credit of three months will he given on All SUNS
over $500; the purchaser giving his note drawing m
terrst and waving relief laws. With approved sesu
rity. H. Y WBEEbh hs Au"'
WooLsEy & NELSON, Auc tioneers.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks
~ Mes. I6, Il, Is and Ia, in Stsckwells Enlarge
ment, cause the sidewalks on Seventh Street, adj
joining their lots, and being situsted between Ann
and Division Streets TO be brought to the proper city
grade, and plank walks be laid same, four feet
wide, within thirty days from the publication of this
notice; and in default thereof, the Common Council
viii proceed to perform said work and the costs ana
collected by sale of said property, or 50 much there
of will satisfy said lien and cost:
By order of the Common Council
A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

% timothy Dame, an eminent lawyer of
Lafayette, has taken leave of the bar Of T;D
peeanoe, and goes to San Francisco. ON H.
departure his associates ofthe profession hell
meeting, and passed a series of resolutions
expressive Of their high appreciation of hi,
legal abilities, Of their attachment, to him
Tor his many social virtues, and of their GO
TEEN for him as On honorable and unr;cb,
citizen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14

There are eight Catholic Bishops in
session in Cincinnati celebrating on matters
pertaining to their diocese. Two only are
natives of any one county-Bishop Carroll
of Covington and Bishop Spalding of Lous-
vile, both Of whom are Americans. The
balance Of the number represent. six differ
ent nations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~NI-~O~~ ~-~~>~----- --'-0-~~@,/-0-0N - -
AN at Southern Mills, for 10 cts per bushel at
retail, and sS per ton, by
ap5u IGLEHAIr BROTHERS.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having deeds for lots in Locust Hill
~ Cemetery, are hereby requested to present them
the City Clerk tor registty. Those having the
Trcasurcrs receipts for pay ments on such ISIS are
requested to present them to the City Clerk no VIII
issue deeds such lots wi hout charge 10 the pur-
chaser. .
BY orler Of the Common Council orthe City OF
A..LEMCKE, Clerk.
myI-l0t Nolksbote copy
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JOHN 2. HOLMES, N. d.


DIR. Holmes came to South Union about
seven years since, in very helpless and de-
pendent condition-was advised TO make his
way here, by his excellent friend. Col. Vance
OF fernando, Miss, with whom he had been
boarding; and to whom, of late, he was
greatly anxious to return. We received him
kindly, though we viewed him as AN uncom-
mon stranger; yet, he gave every assurance,
OF which he was capable, that he would com
ply with every virtuOus or religious require
ment that would be demanded of the most
humble yotary of our faith, although he had
not full understanding of us as a people.
further, than informed by his friend Vance.
lie was at that time paralyzed in one " hole
side-dead, rs it were ia the same, and al
most powerless; but from which, by careful
treatment, he finally recovered some and
could help himself with more ability. We.
however, provided him comfortable room:
and for the past seven years have attended
70 MS wants, and for which, most of that
time, he has manifested much gratitude for
klndnesses received; in which feeling, and
IN ms iavors towards his particular friends
he was apt tie be unreasonably extreme; and
on the other hand, rs greatly the reverse to-
wards those, for whom he formed n dislike
lie continued in this state of feeling till
within year or more before his withdraw
nj, at times manifesting much restlessness
and disquietude. Those best ACQUAINTED
with his case, conceived the cause to be, the
retired condition in which he was necessarily
placed, being so contrary to his former hab-
its and inclination; and in addition to this.
the increasing Inflammation of his eve.
seemed to irritate his brain and nervous sys-
tenn, and give force to his feelings of dis
quietude, that he was unable to govern
About week previous to his departure, ne
walked off mile and half to q public
house on the road, without giving any knowl-
edge to the family of his absence. This was
an unexpected circumstance, and a matter
OF surprise TO every one acquainted with l..
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LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that the UNDERSIGNED hai
toS, y CampbelI, late of yanderburgh county, de-
ceased Said estate is supposed To he insolyent.
III. q. WHEELER, Administrator
Iv,lN raw
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IyI.-IVt FUIhsUotc tUFys
CORPORATION NOTICE.

nIDERED, That the owners Of Lots in Blocks
" Nos. II, u, is and IL, in Stockwell's Enlarge
ment cause the sidewalks Sixth street, adjoin ins
their lots, and being situated between Bond and Di
vision to be brought 20 the proper city grade
tee and ia default thereof, the Common Council viii
proceed to perform said work. and the costs and eX
pcnses accrung thereby will he assessed to and col
t-ctei by sale Of said property, 50 much thereof
will satisfy said lien and cost.
BY order OF the Common Council
A. LENCEE, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED, That the owners of Lots in Blocks IS
~ and 10, in the Eastern Enlargement, cause hrick
sidewalks to he laid down adjoining their lots on
Seventh street. within four months from the pubca-
ton OF this notice, and in default thereof, the Com
mon Council will proceed TO perform said work, and
the costs and expenses accruing thereby, will be
sessed aud collected by sale Of said property or so
much thereof as will satisfy said lien and cost.
by order of the Common Council.
A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..

q LLPERS0NS indebted to the Evansville, In
~ dianapolis n Cleveland Straight Line Railroad
Company, are hereby notified TO pay no monies cN-
cept to the Treasurer his duly authorized agents
Ali agencies prior to this date having been revoked.
JAMES GREENE, Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

vn NOTICES nm this place, 10 cents per line
bk-&a (snIid Agate, one insertion; ~ cents per
lin. three times; ~ per line week; discount
on longer time.
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The Buckeye Sewing Machine.
A. BEATTY. M. D.

"A. BEATTY, NJ. ID.
Onice and. Residence I'm Mr.. CaIdw ellis
Buiidinxs, on Locust, near second street.
UNHANkfUL for the liberal patronage given to
him last summer, he has returned to Evansv le,
with the design OF becoming permanent Citizen and
respectfully offers his professional services in ali dis
eases. acute or chronic.
Whilst DIR. ID. regards the scientific use Of water as
the febrfucum Magnum, he nevertheless. uses all the
safe remedies both of the Alopathc and Eclectic
Schools ne discarlipg all injurious and poi
sonous medication. =
lie would call the attention Of the public to the fol-
lowing ..
SPECIALITIES.
CAScERs-R Removed without the knife and perma.
neItiy cured
BRONCHITIS AND CoSsUMrTroS-Treated by the
new system ~ inhalation OF medicaed Yapors, assist
ell hy valuable aypectorant syrups.
. DISEASES oF THE EYES.-Persons who have had
their eyes burnt with VARIOUS kinds of caustics, re-
ceiyins little ar benefit will find il 10 their interest
TO change the treatment.
FEMALE DIsRssks-Will be treated with rcmarka-
DIE success. Various new remedies will b. used, as
the Magnete-Electric machine for nervous Diseases
&C., &c. 20.
The subscriber has n choice assortment Of pure
drugs and MEDICINES (wines AMI brandies for medi-
cal purposes only and the popular patent med
icnes az retail Persons calling fer me licnes and
paying Tor them in the office, may have MEDICAL coun
Gil without charge.
y Physicians prescriptions both of the Alopathic
and Eclectic schools, carefully prepared at all hours
myH-ly A. BEATTY, NJ. ID.
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UDOARDlNG.-A number of Gentlemen can PRO-
- cure Day Boarding at the Walnut 81. House,
Mrs. webS'sl, corner First and " alnut streets.
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myIi-l0i
SOAP Z CANDLES
- 20 boxes Star Candlcs;
20 do No. Soap;
10 do Summer handles;
Just received and for sale by ..,....,


10 do Summer Candles;
Just received and for sale by ..,..,.,.,,
NIEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS.-Beatrice Cenci,
y by Mrs. sherman.
julia Kavauagh's new book, Adele
Judge Laws History Ut Nincennesj most inter-
estihg work.
Debit and Credit.
The IIasheesh Eater.
Magician Own Book.
Lucy Towards Journal, by Mrs. Sisourncy.
nv 10 DOBELL & CoNYNGTON's.
City and County Orders Wanted.
n WILL, take County Olders at par, and City Or
ders at the highest market rate for Dry Goods.
myI2 SAM. EMBICII, Main ST.
NNEA! TEA TEA
u 4 half chests extra hnc Gunpowdsr Tea;
do do do Imperial do;
do do do Young Tyson DO;
Il half chest pouchong do;
Imperial and Young Tyson in 20, Is, 5,i . n
srs. x lhs. Packages;
10000 Free Trade Cigars;
r a IT, ->'e
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WHEELER g. WILSON'S

WHEELER g. WILSON'S
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
,sNuE best, simplest and most durable Machine in
III use. They make strong lock stitch, the SAME
upon both sides of the work, sewing with equal facl
ms. snd thinpest fabrics. spool Of
given To enable purchasers them satisfactorily
Also
The Buckeye Sewing Machine.
Price $50.
The best single Thread Machine i'm the market.
general assortment OF Sewing Machine Silk
Thread, Needles, &c &c, constantly on hand.
Office. No. 1, Marble Hall.
myl4.Ihn +. NJ. sELLMAN, Agent.
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SUCCESS TO THE
CASH SYSTEM!
Four Reasons why L wish to con.

time il.
tiRsT.Since adopsed the cash system, on the list
OF last February, i have experienced that a penny
often turned, is profitable than dollar i'm book
accounts.
sECoND-I can sell goods much cheaper, "a have
no losses to make up by selling goods on credit
IHIRD-I can keep better assorted sock, and am
aisays ready to take bargain which was not, when
had first to depend upon collections and will sell
then at the same. - 7~Ai
than collect the money for goods. sold a wear -,
= Lill. - F'0'eN'4Hs
L have just received a second supply, and am nra
pared TO defy any competition, aud hone 10 Offend
none by refusing credit, as shall refuse All a. her.
t0fnre. SAN FUnrSS,a.n eIe-
myI2 Main St, three doors ieiSrn S ~
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WANTED.

n NO l, Hotel Porter. 10 engage in the business in
a FIRST class Hotel, in one OF the most prosperous
towns in the West.
pyIf-1f
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NEW ORLEANS, April 9Th, Isss

NJ ACKEREL, ALMONDS, &c
w 10 bbls. No. 2 X 3 Macksrel,
50 hlf. bbls. & do;
~ quarter bills. & Nackcrel;
1000 lbs. y. =. Almonds;
25bags go Cotton Yarn receiresi, and for sal
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JUST RETURNED,
"ITH splendid stock OF SUMMER NIILIN-
w cry, consisting Of Grape, Chip, Neapolitar,
Also, Hats Flowers, Ribbons, &c, to which 1 i'm
wife the particular attention Of the ladies OF Evans
VIE and vicinity. MISS y. X. BARKER,
First ST. between Main and Locust,
Opposite the Post Office.
tEMENT-lo0 barrels fresh, for sale by
GILBERT & B0WLES,
nlyls Sycamore II.
lpEFINED SUGARs-Ioo barrels Loaf, Crushed,
h Powdered and Confectionery Sugar, for saie
low by GILBERT 4 B0wLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-26
Proceedings of To-day.
THE SENATE WIS not I'm session 70 Ia,

The SENATE was not in session to-day
In THE HOUSE, to-day, the Speaker submitted
communication from the Secretary of the Int.
rior relative to the quantity of land certified "a
the State of Iowa to aid in the construction of q
railroad from Dubuque to Sioux city.
Mr.. Washburne, of H., presented a resolution
providing that the communication be r. frrred Ia
special committee, with instructions TO ma Re
certain Inquiries relative to the disposition made
or said lands, and whether the State has con-
structed the said railroad in accordance with the
act of Congress granting said lands
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, objected TO the resolution
on the ground that Congress had no authority 10
interfere with what the State was doing The
lands had been given to Iowa, he said, and he
hardly thought 1t proper for Congress to inter-
fere In the disposition she has made OF them
Mr. Washburne commended that it Is strictly
the duty OF Congress to investigate this matter.
motion by Mr.. j., OF Tenn, to lay the whole
matter on the table was lost
MT. Letcher asked consent to move an extep-
sion OF time for debate on the General Deficiency
bill for another week from to-day
Mr.. Morris objected.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn, moved to take nm the
General Deficiency bill, which is the order OF the
day.
Mr.. Foster, Of Me asked and obtained leave
to submit joint resolutions from the Legislature
OF his State.
There was considerable discussion on the or.
der OF business, and finally the calling of com.
uittees FOR reports was proceeded with and va.
rious reports were received, being however. of
private or unimpOrtant character.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Cengress-FirstS ession.

In THE SENATE, after our yesterdays report
closed, MIR. Iverson endeavored to call up the
Army bill, but this motion was resisted, and the
bill for the admission Of Minnesota being the
order OF the day was taken up.
After CONSIDER able discussion as to number of
Representatives., and the extension of the elect
i've franchise to civilized Indians, the Senate
without acting on the bill, adjourned till Mon
day next.
tx THE House, In Committee Of the Whole on
the Deficiency bill
Mf. Grow opposed the Lecompton Constitu-
ton.
Mr.. Reilly advocated that instrument, and the
early admission OF Kansas
Mr.. Thayer discussed the slavery question and
contended that the institution was declining"
MIR. stephens announced. as the result of an un
Outstanding, that the Kansas bill received from
the senate was TO be taken up on Thursday next
for the action Of the House, and the vote TO he Ia
ken without discussion. This appeared to be an
understanding of all parties.
Mr.. Moore then proceeded to make a speech in
favor OF the admission of Kansas.
Messrs. Washburne of I'll Davis of Indiana.
Dean and Covode opposed the LecomptOn Con
stitutOn.
Mr.. Boyce of s. C advocated it,
The House then adjourned