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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
Special Notices.


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terry. hi..t ri,''a, fux. Cholera Adrt,t4 summer
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f"nr'" ush B.sem j. simple .,,r cfi,.,tli.I
resrd, in al tir complaints especially ~
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Gives "nete relief, and I,r,ses rnluabic for >,;,,
( Gum>. Prize. 25--,Htr ss.r4 hottie.
| ...rt! -,iS lr 3 r; NuN ROT. and sold
whnc ,',le i,l..i.ruiaii.lry DIR. E.. EASFERLY,
IS. u. e"r;,er Third aud Chestnut st@ St L.uis
f:2DDAED : TnoMpsoN, AGENT.
T. W SAWYER sass (Asehts- a 81.
EVANSVILLE Indiaua dec2o-d6w3na
Ose or she nsoss pr..GIssF, and al me
same time troublesome aiid painful diseases that at
trnd The human tiesh, is the Fever and Asue For
or2 time the medical world have been contiur,-
ally iriusIng forth numerous specifics fer its per.
ars,,ent cure but all without effect Dr. g. Hos
trt'er, xerienceiand celebrated pin, stefan, has
succeeded in firt ishing the public WITH valuable
preparation for the cure of Fever and Ague. The
steady embarrassing demand lately made for the
'Bitters. and the universal success attending its
use, have made for it reputation urpassed by
any specific of the kind. For the of Fever and
Agae, DR.. iiostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bfters
must and should claim, superiority over any other
preparation extant.
@8r For sale 10y Druggists aud dealers generally,
eYeryw here. apis
Hoslosoay's Essfis and Osnsaaenf.-1a-
iqnitous limitations have been imposed upon the
public but they have been driven ont of the field
The purchaser should look for the water marx that
exists in evory leaf of the enveloping book if they
Contain not the words, ssHolloway, New York and
London, i'll semi Transparent letters. they arr sp,l
rions. Sold at the mandatory, No 50 Maiden
Lane New York, and BY all Druggists, Csc, 6ac.
and 81 per box OF pot. apla
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

49, We are indebted to Mr.. Weeds,
Clerk of the Tishomingo for Louisville pa
pers in advance of the mail.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

80 The news of the settlement of the
Paraguay difficulty is confirmed by the lat
est arriyels from Rio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
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I Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana
Office Water street, between Main aud Locust
Coal, in quantities of less than 20 bushels de
vered Ia any part of the city, 10 cents per bush
ut the pit. 9 sgtIts. JOHN WYMoND,
actS Secretary and MANAGER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16


g|TSkLORS TlgKaD.HEyr'9SAFARM
AZ Satins-black, red, green, and blue; sublime
quality Italian Sewing Silk, Canvas, Padding
Coat, Vest, and Pant Buttons of every variety
Irish Measures. Selesias Linirgs, Staying Linen,
Spool Cotton, Linen Thread, Silk Cord, Binding,
Vest Paddiug-biack and white Velvet, Silk, and
Tabby, in black, brown, and fancy cofors; good
Needles, and many other articles which Tailors and
all others in want OF Trimmings, are requir I'd to
anime They will be sold cheapat HUGHES, -
mario Corner Main and Second streets
NDURLEC s.aLR-I OF SIX (85 IN.
IN the Old Plan Of Evansville, will be sold at
public auction at the Coart House door, ON TUES
DAY, May 3, 1859. This Lot Is beautifully situated
on Water street, between Walnut and Locust SITS
and would answer admirably for business loca-
ton or for private residence 1t is IS feet in front
on Water street, and back $50 feet to alley.
This is the only f'tH Lot Water street, in this
part OF the city, in the market, and presents
opportunity to thosedesring to mise profita-
bic investment. 80 -t ssA fff tta
TBRMs-one-third cash; balance in and I8
months, with interest. For fur her Information,
enquire of t- CONRAD BAL lsR, or s.a8 @
H 5a THOS. e. GARSiN. -ss sz-ss
nj oa1s l,s,dcf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
Il. 81 =, en- ea.s.s' = zs5 ts1's'sHDz'N'e
: Commission Merchant,

AfTOR.zRE H.4.H.TED.--We are prepared
- to store IN our Fire Proof Warehouse, any
quantity of Grain, Produce, Merchandise, on til
Having large and airy 7ooms up ssairs, particular
care will be taken OF Household Furniture, Agri-
cultural Implements and all kinds of Goods or
zsres liable to damage from. damp or rust. 81
- Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates
BY the montfs, longer when desired. sli.ss !,
Marshouse located on corner of Locust street and
w. ana J.. Canal. and most convenient for shipping
By River eF Railroad. pply to- ,sssfis - =
s APPS gsp s'bf = gls7eEsaGE0. FOSTER Co.
EkaS:AL STO1.G EE.--I have a large dou.
BILE Warakevse ut the Canal Basin, capable of
storing any amount of produce, which will be re-
owners orders on most rsasonable terms. Z, s'a
- p. G.. ORILRY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16


STRANGE 1NcoNsIsrENCY.-The Cincinnati
Press says: a - r4-a-s - ss.-
We are funny people--we of the North
in our Treatment Of the colored race. Does
3 slave break loose from his master, we are
all alive with sympathy for him, and hatred
of the tyrant at his heels, seeking TO carry
him back to stripes and servitude. Once es-
capped and settled among us, sympathy is at
an end and the hardships of the free state
begin. The people of Greensburg, Penn,
recently, upon ten hours notice, drove the
negroes all out of town, and forbade them to
return under penalty of death-pulliRg
their houses down as fast as they were va
Gated, and being with difficulty restrained
from hanging several. The cause of this
wholesale act of tyranny was an ofense
committed by one. The truth is where
there is no especial exciting cause there is
very LITTLE humanity in the treatment of the
negro upon either side; and the Northern
love for runaways is, after all, rather an ar
ticle gotten up for the occasion, than a SEN
timent fixed in the character of the people
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16

THE THEATRE-There was an excellent
performance at Apollo Hall, last evening,
and respectable audience present to wit
ness it, among whom were goodly inuul-
Der of ladies. Il The lovers of the Drama
here are under deep obligations to Mr.. Mac
farland, for giving them an opportunity to
enjoya performances equal to those of the
best stock companies in the country, and
for which they should give him a substan~
tial and generous support.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-16
KDRO I'm. .4EE.H.a.N, 4 RECRTT,-
AD ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL = !
8 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. fk

Agents for Kanawha Sat- G5Sa Pany, EvansviIe In
diana We have formed Partnership under the
style of BRowS a. AIKsAN, and offer services ir
the capacity as set forth in our card above & u
We are fully prepared toextend every facility tc
shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL-
ROAD, and assufe them that their interests shall
be faithfully represented should they be pleased TO
favor us with their patronage. esisTs
y Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main St.
I'D the Canal saa@A sAssE .-ia-} & & Tsf4 esLf g1
VIM BROWN elslaeW. NJ. AIKMAE,aIl
Late OF Howard Brown. Late of FOSTER, & c.
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CORRECTED DAILY 81 z. n, COOK sas. e.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

FRUIT IN THE MoUNTATNs.-Th San Andreas
Independent says that very little fruit has been in
jured by the frost in that section {; good many
fruit growers have apple trees which will bear no
inconsiderable amount of fruit this season april
cots look very fine plums, pears, almonds aud
grapes will be very plenty cherries, wherever
they have been tried look like a failure, not only
for this season, but for all time to come.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

THE TRINITY Journal says the Alleghanians'
there With the critical good taste of that peo-
pie, we cannot see how that company of accom-
plished singers could have failed to please
YretG Union
The "critical good taste of this people" re-
qures change Of programme at least once a
year. We said before that the cause of dissats-
faction was the repetition of last years perform
ance, with one or two exceptions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

versary in New York, the exercises opened by
the Introduction to an audience of over 1000
persons, of Thomas Wldcy founder of the Order
in America. The old man (nOw over II years of
agel addressed the multitude briefly, and amid
the most enthusiastic cheering took his seat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

Mr.. BuoHANAN's FRIENDS IN ARKANsAs.-Two
men, says the Boston Irardier, recently contrived
to saw their way out OF the Little Rock (Ark)
jail, but before they left held n meeting, and
adopted resolutions denouncing Know Knothing-
ism, endorsing the foreign and domestic policy Of
the "present administration" and expressing
their undated confidence in the wisdom pa
triotism and integrity of our present Chief Mag
istrate." The resolutions were carried unani-
mously, and a copy left with request that they
be published in the Little Rock papers. The
meeting then adjourned sine dic and went to
saving.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

WE learn that white girl, living six miles
from Princeton on the IIopkinsville road, added
some pale features TO the census one day last
week In other words she had been playing Ia
mora with some soOty Aaron, too successfully
The negro who was the father of the infant, blew
his brains out rs soon as he heard Of the event
-Hopk'asUHe Meycuyy.
And she didn't blow hers out. The negro was
more ashamed Of the business than she vas
LouisUiHe Journat
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

HUMBoLDT,-A house belonging to Major Me,
Daniel, at IIydesville, was burned two weeks ago.
Mr.. Gilkey, of the klamath and Salmon express
will hereafter carry the mail between Union,
Trinidad and, Sawyer's Bar, once week. A
slight shock of an earthquake was felt at Eureka
on Wednesday week Twenty five men have gone
to the wager Creek and Bald Hills country, to
hunt the Indians who murdered Mr.. Ellison
So we learn from the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

Tue following refreshing imitation of Leigh
Hunts Abou Ben Adhem is the prologue to
Husband W. Wfe''-a clever satirical poem
ascribed TO the pen OF Mr. Henry Clapp, ir., OF
that excellent weekly journal, the Boston Gazette:
Abel McAdam-may his tribe increase
Awoke one night from deep dream Of peace,
And saw within the gas light Of his room
female spirit dressed up a Ia Bloom
Er) writing something in book of gold
Exceeding drink had made McAdam bold
And to the presence in the room he said,
" What wrtest dear ?" The spirit raised its head,
And with a voice like that Of cooling dove,
Murmured " The name Of men 0hom ,ooD,a, lore ~
Aud mine is one 2" asked Abel. No sir ee,"
Replied the spirit. Abel roared with gee,
Then cOoly said, "Sweet sprite write me as one
Who meier finds fault with what womans done"
The Bloomer wrote and vanquished but the
next night
1t came again, with great Weakening light,
And showed the names by love of women blest,
When, 10 lHc.4danis name led aH the rest!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

IIoRsE OPERA CRIrIcisM- editor of the
Butte Record must have received season ticket
theater," before penning the following notice of
a late performance there
Setting aside the numerical strength of lis
equine department. we must look upon it in the
light of u one horse concern. The riding might
have been worse, but could hardly have been
safer to the riders the tumbing was very
ground but by no means very lofty the Jug
Cling act by George Ryand was one redeemable
feature, but the stills exercise by that gawky
Mexican was a lubberly performance"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

BRNG Flowers, Among the beautiful Gus
toms of life is that Of strewing flowers and plant
ing them at the grave of departed friends. This
it is said, is the remains of some of the rites of
the primitive church ; but it is of still higher
antiquity having been observed among the
Greeks and Romans, and is frequently mentioned
by their writers, and was no doubt, the sp0nta-
neous tribute of unlettered affection, originating
long before art had tasked itself to modulate
sorrow into song, or story it on the monument
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

THE Washington Constitution says that the
cause of the administration is looking up eve
rywhere." Let it look we rather think it will
see stars Louisrke Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

THERE, Now.-The fi-States Union, printed
at Port Jervis, N. Y, recently had most sensible
article, condemning the Sickles farce, from which
we take the following paragraph:
"The world is great pluek-worshiper And
how plucky it is to murder man for what you
yourself have done hundred times and are only
too ready to do again! And how pucky, too
and how manly, to put woman on an entirely
different footing, and compel her to submit with
meekness to what, in your case, you claim the
right OF revenging with murder y
According to that these men must be Pesky
fellows, certain.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

WISHES TO BE UNDERsTooD-Th Orovile
Record used the expression " Lecompton candi-
date" and for fear of being misunderstood, ex-
plains himself:
"When we say Lecompton cdndidate, we are
conscious Of using a superHuity Of terms 1t is
much like saying a dishonest thief or penu-
rious miser ;'-Lecomptonite and candidate being
synonymous terms in this meridian
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

MASSACHUSETTS, has chartered a company with
a capital Of Sl00000,000. with the consent of
the Federal Government, to build Pacific Rail
road and Telegraph.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

WE agree fully with the Hopkinsville Mercury
in the assertion that squafter-soveregnty sis the
meanest and most contemplate measure ever
advocated by white man. .n-LouisViLe Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

ELISHA POTTER, member of Congress from
Rhode Island on being abused by some illman-
nered member Of the House, rose and said: Mr.
Speaker, when / am at home associate with
gentlemen, but when / come to the Congress Of
the United States, am obliged to associate with
such as the people choose to send here"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

PRENTICE ON BENNETr.-Prontce of the Lou
isville JourHdi, Is particularly sharp on anybody
he takes notion to "rako down" Here II his
sublime picture Of Bennett, Of the New York
HeraM:
There's one thing we will readily admit, and
that is, If BENEFITS portrait be correct, he II the
ugliest Of the Democratic editors For while
we doubted whether he or certain neghbor of
ours Is the uglcst mortal but the sQuint in
Bennetps eyes, decided in bis favor. We con
gratulatG our neighhor that there IL one editor
uglier than himself in the Democrrtic ranks
Bennet's portrait Is terrific. Such a thing
ought never be printed or daguerreotyped. 1t
ought to be considered penal ofcnse TO make
anything 30 revolving to all our ideas of propr-
ETY.. No man has right to monopolile so much
uRllness. II BENEFITS ugliness could be dlstr-
buted over thousand faces, IL would make each
OF them intensely, hatefuly ugly, lie ought not
to be permitted TO 90 into the street without u
blanket over his awful frontispecc. No wonder
so many children in New York die OF cOnvul
slons, since Bennett Is permitted to walk abroad
with uncovered face. We once heard Of a mans
face that was so ugly that IL was placed on andi-
rons for the purpose Of frightening children from
the fire. with much effect. No child dared APP
proach the andirOns, and the liability to cOmbus-
ton from such causes was greatly lessened. III
Benefits ugly likeness were stamped on llre-pla
ces the effect would be decidedly bad, for the
children would not dare to 20 near enough to the
fire TO keep warm and would become frost bitten
aud perhaps frozen TO death. We cannot conceive
OF any reason why anything should be so hdeous
as Bennett
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

AN OpPoRruNITY TO lNyEsr.-Wood, Eddy g.
Go. advertise their Lottery to-day. The institu-
tion purports to be legalized by a grant from the
States of Deleware and Georgia. but we cannot
understand how their operations may be extended
to other States. A law Of California prohibits
lotteries, but several unsuccessful attempts at
prosecution Of the above firm have failed in the
lower cities Of this State
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

FAST TRAvELING-The California stages from
Sacramento make the trip to shasta in 20 hours
travelling time-distance, l80 miles to Weaver
Vile in 80 hours-distance, 2ls miles to Yreka
in 80 hours, laying over at Trinity Center hours,
for sleep-distance, 300 miles.-S Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

The Humboldt Times relates that Mr.. John
Roberts, Of Bueksport, had valuable horse killed
by Indians lately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

Or THE lNCREAsE.-The overland mail carried
over 10000 letters east on Monday the largest
number yet sent. People should remember that
by the overland route they can write twice a
week. During tho past week two overland mails
have been received at this post Office
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

STEPHEN j. FIELD, Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, was married at Sacramento, last
week. lie will leave for the east next steamer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11
Gbe Grimitp somnal.
WEAV VERVILLE, CAL,
Saturday Morning, June n, 1889.

ABOUT Towns. X. Turner, Esq, has compile
ted his dwelling house, corner of Court and Cen
ter streets. 1t is the best finished and most COM
modous house in the place, and will be occupied
by Mr.. f. A. Buck.
Mr.. Daniel Osgood is rebuilding his residence
at destroyed by fire two weeks ago.
llessig's Garden was totally destroyed a short
time since, by overflow of water from the tume
in Sidney Gulch. He estimates his loss at $1,000.
A. J. Loomis, Esq, is opening road from town
to his slaughter house, on East Weaver Creek,
with assistance of road oVerseer Adams.
Mr., f. Bontecou has one of the most advanced
gardens in Weavervile Vegetables of all kinds
and fruit trees flourish remarkably we'll for the
first years cultivation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11
NUMBER 81.
France, Austria and England.

From NJ Victor Ressayre. most intelligent
Frenchman, living here, and who we'll under
stands the causes which are about to involve all
Europe in civil war, we have obtained the follow.
ing information
Austria is justified in holding what she gained
by forty years of crafty manmuvres she is ill
ibuster who defends her prey pirate who seeks
to preserve the fruit of plunder
But what can be said of England? She has
always, reputedly, developed the germs Of lber-
ty in the minds of the people, even when those
germs We're hardly known to exist il is true by
no official act but by imperious reliance ON the
creduliy of the masses, SO much so that the faces
of oppressed nations were turned towards her
Italy has done SO from the beginning, and justly
supposed that after so many promises, England
would take the initatory step now taken by
France to effect the work of Acknowledgement so
long promised. The occasion was indeed fair
so fair that we are led to ask why Derby has let
1t pass, instead of encouraging Emperor Francis
Josephs resistance. Until the visit of Lord Cow
ley to Vienna, we were dcudod by this trick of
England, and had concluded that the cabinet of
London was making u common cause with that
of Paris
The failure of the English diplomat in his
mission to Austria gave the first symptom of the
true character of Great Britain. But the prop
osition Of Russia to make national Congress
the order Of the day caused Austria to avoid
concession exacting u circumscrbed action on
the part of Piedmont, hy excluding that power
from having deiherative word in the Congress,
and maintaining the treaties of 1919, together
with the disarmng of Piedmont, made her pre-
tensions iuadmssblo
On the 18th OF April the principal members of
the English cabinet declared in turn that Austria
was right, and might consequently rely ON the
cooperation of England. From that time war
has seemed unavoidable the armed neutrality
in the offensive and defensive alliance with Aus
tra, were the last words Of the English govern
ment
We can see nothing to regret in the session of
the Sth Of April it defines the position of Eng
land. On one side Piedmont, pcrsonityug the
nationality Of Italy, with France for support, on
the other Austria, symbozing oppression and
the treaties OF iSl5, with Engand for champion
This Is the situation in all its simplicity Prussia
and Russia being neutral,
In truth Lord Malmeshury has rendered great
er service to Europe than he intended hut he
and his colleagues should not affect to ask with
equivocal hypocrisy, who Is to be accused Of hav
ing carried things TO such an end Ii was in
their power to have given the signal for pacific
solution. but instead have sounded the tocsn Of
war
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

THE Butte Record describes an Indian cam
poody":
80 'campoody' is a congregation of Digger
mansions in the bowels Of the earth, dug out
scooped out and covered up all cellar and roof
some sticks and much dirt-must be seen and
s0leH to be appreciated"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

GOD save the Catholic who can vote for either
Bell or any who are on the same ticket.-Leba-
nan Uemocyqt.
We sincerely hope you don't mean to imply
God d-n the Catholic who can't -LouisUiiie Jour.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

OUR neighbor of the Democrat thinks that the
most appropriate presents that the ladies could
make US would be presents Of mind. We guess that
many a lady has made him present Of piece of
mind Louisville J0urqai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

In view of the opening of the Tehuantepec
ronte, Senator Gwin is about to proceed to China,
to see whether the Mail company vessels cannot
be proftably employed in the transportation Of
Celestials to this State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

THE Louisville JoWnql thinks Mrs. Sickles
would not deserve hanging if she should kill
score of women for improper intimacy with her
husband.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

A NEW FEATURE.-A writer in the San Fran
cisco CdH thinks that the practice Of miners in
wearing straps around their waists conduces to
insanity.-ET.
Miners are not the only class Of people that are
made crazy by being " strapped. - Butte Recoyd
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

LooP SHAFER, Of the Humboldt express, have
furnished us with the Bay papers Of last week.
Mr.. Loop has experienced much difficulty 10 ma
king his trips lately, on account Of high water
in the riVers
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-06-11

WE are tired Of hearing Mr.. Douglas called the
little giant.-W journal.
Call him the big pigmy, then.-LousvTie Jour.