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Fever and Ague,

etom which mankind suffer over large part OF
.he elohs. Z The consequence q discased action
h he sysseu. induced BY the poisonous m'asm
OF vegetable decay. This exhalafion y evolved
BY the action Of solar heat on vet soil, ana rises
with the wasery vapor from Il. While the sun 10
bclow the horizon this vapor linGer near the
earth's surface, and tho virus 70 taken with e
through the Lungs into the blood. There n acts
e an Irritating poison on the internal visccra
ana excresing organs OF the body. The liver Dc
comes toruid and fails 70 sccrctc not only this
yirus. but also the bile from tho blood. hosh
the virus and the bile accumulate In the circ.hn-
ton. and produce violent constitutional DISORDER.
The spleen, the kidneys. and the stomach SYM.
pathise with the liver, and become disordered
also. Finally, the instinct Of our organism, ~
n in 40 attempt 70 expel the noxious infusion,
concentrafcs the whole blood Of the body IN the
internal excrctorics to force them 70 cast u out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes TO the
central organs with congestive violence. This Is
the CHILL. But In this effort IL fails. Then the
FYvxR follows, In which the blood leaves Inc
ecpfral organs and rushes to the surface. ~ u
n another effort to cxpcl tho irritating poison
through the other great cxcrctory - the akin. ~
this also II fails, and the system abandons inc ~
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery o.
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another DAY
These ere the fits or paroxysms OF fxvkn AZ
Acue. Such constitutional disorder VIII Q!
course undermine the health II Il 10 not removed
We have labored 70 md. and have found, q
anfido1e.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralixcs this malarious poison in the
blood. and stimulates the liver TO expel u from
the body. As it should, 20 Il does cure this ~.
nictivc disorder with peyfsct certainty. And Is
does more, or rather does what Is Of more ser
vice to those subject % this infection. u taken
IN season It expcls Il from tho system e Il = aD
sorbcd, aud thus keeps those who use = free from
it, attacks; kegs the system In health although
exposed to the disease. Dnsequcntiy i not only
curcs. but protects from, She great variety OF a..
fcctions which are induced BY this malignant
influence. such a. Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb. or Masked Aguc, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious feverss Neuralgia,
rheumatism, 0out, Blindness, Toothachc, LAT.
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful AZ
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tories to expel the virus from the system; ana
these organs by degrees become hsbted TO 90 thu
their Office Of their own accord. Hence ar!eel
what we term dcclim0fion. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life Il not long enough, o
4 sacri6ced in the attempt, while this AoCI
CrrRo does Il at once. and with safety. We hav'
treat reason to believe this IL surer - wen =
eafer remedy for the whole class Of dlseeee
which are caused by the miasmafic infecuon
than any other which has bcen discovered; an
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07
esy- j Pbareg stewart of General Hos

3 ga j. Phares, Stewart of General Hos
pital No. 1, Acknowledges the receipt of the
following donations for the last week ::
From the ladies of Bradenburgh, KY,
through DIR. Farlugb, six boxes and one
barrel, containing candies, fruits, eggs.
wines, &C.; through S. Orr, Esq, from La
grange Station, l dozen live chickens, half
bushel dried apples, l can apple butter, 1
can preserved fruit; through His Honor,
the Mayor, from Turkey Greek, lot dried
fruit, L lot homemade bread, 9 cans pre-
served fruit 2 pieces dried beef, 4 papers
pepper, lint bandages, &c. Also, from Edi-
tors Evansville Journal, II copies of their
valuable paper daily, for distribution in
tho wards, April 9Th.
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The ELECTION To-day.

The Journal has labored with consider
able earnestness to arouse the people to the
Importance of re-electing Mr.. William
Baker as Mayor, and the selection Of such
men for the Common Council as are known
To be Enthusiastically for the Old Charter and
Charter was evidently conspired against.
Plans had been laid to strike down the
schools, which were only unmasked through
the strange laundering of the leading con-
spirators We are gratifed to know that
the people are, to a considerable extent,
aroused, and manifest disposition to demon
strate their attachment to the schools by
their votes. But work is needed to-day.
Every good citizen ought to see-frst, that
he votes himself; and next, that his i'm
mediate neighbors vote. Electioneering,
we are aware, is looked upon as contempt
ib.e by some; but it certainly is as honor
able to nse exertion to place the business OF
the city in honest and competent hands SIS
it is to look after ones own private interests.
1t is no dishonor to ask a neighbor, in a
friendly way, how he. designs voting, and
urging particular reasons why he should
vote for particular candidate. We have
no patience with that mock dignity which
will not interest itself in a municipal con-
test when the interests, not only of the pres
emit but of the future generations are at
stake, yet will complain bitterly, when,
through the dishonesty or incompetency Of
officials, taxes press heavily upon it. Wal
is demoralizing and brutalizing; yet who
does not applaud the gallant volunteer who
cheerfully takes his place in the ranks fo
the purpose of defending the institutions 0
his beloved government. Will our hes
citizens, or any Of them, refuse to devote
portion, at least, Of one day, in preserving
the corner stone of our hberties-for such
are the free schools in our midst-and de
feating, through the peaceful instrumentali
ty of the ballot box, the Vaccinations o
those who would destroy them2
The whole State is regarding our munich
pal struggle with much interest. Our at
tachment to our schools has been comment
ed gu by the various papers in the State in
terms highly gratifying to our city pride
Willwe, to-day, show ourselves unworthy the
honor so freely accorded US in this particu-
lar? viii we not, rather, by the magni6-
cent majority we give Mayor Baker and by
the character and antecedents of the men we
elect as Councilmen prove that civilization
is not moving backwards in Evansville 2
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GD To-day is the city election, and the
right minded people must be wide awake
else we will have a set of demagogues in
Office who Y. III break up our glorious insti-
tuition, " the free schools" So look sharp
to your tickets, and be sure and vote for
the old charter candidates. But while
thinking of this important item, do not
forget the inner man, and remember that
at Elliotrs family grocery you can purchase
all you want ten per cent. cheaper than any
other house. Elliotfs is the place to go II
you wantfto get cheap goods at New York
prices.
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Sag The masters from the u. s. gunboats,
who, with 8 force of one hundred seamen,
in open boats with muffled oars, during the
storm of Wednesday night, spiked six guns,
effectually silencing the upper Kentucky
shore battery, just above Island No. TO-
are all from Cincinnati. Flag Officer Foote,
in dispatch TO Secretary Welles, compli-
ments the officers and men for their gallant
conduct. =.
The above is from the Cincinnati Com
mercIal, very good paper, but in this
claims more for Cincinnati than is her due.
She has brave men, but Indiana has shown
that her citizens are " some in fight"
Fourth Master Edward Morgan, of the gun
boat Pittsburgh, halls from this city III He
estoga as Masters Mate, and for .meritori-
Gus conduct was promoted to 4th Master on
the Pittsburg. Mr.. Morgan is not the only
Hoosier in our gunboat feet. The HOLSTERS
are some, either on land or water. We
understand that Mr.. Morgan has presented
to Flag Captain Phelps a plan for signals,
TO be used in directing landing and howit-
Ter parties, and doubt not it will be adopted :.
so the Commercial can see that the Hoo
siers can plan as well as fight sl-St - 3. q
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River NeWR,


The steamer Prioress passed up on Fri
day night. ....t.=. +....-
The Lady Jackson came in from Nash
Vile on Saturday morning, having on
board the band of the 1st Regiment Ohio
Artillery, which has been mustered out of
the seevice. The Jackson shows marks of
having been in the timber, both her chin
neys having been broken and bruised.
The Poland from Cincinnati came down
on Saturday and went down to Mt. Vernon
Returning she took in some freight at. this
port and left for Cincinnati. 80 - .,
The peoples favorite, the high-headed
Courier, left for Cairo on Saturday with a
good trip.
The swift and reliable Charley Bowen
will carry passengers speedily and coziIy
to Cairo and all intermediate ports. She
leaves at 2 P. NJ. to-day.
The Belle Creole came down on Saturday
afternoon loaded with Government and SUIT
Ter stores for Fort Leavenworth. s. r.
The Matamora from Nashville with a
quantity of tobacco, and other freight, pass
ed up Saturday evening. 2N
b The river is still falling at this point
and the bar on ths.opposite side is growing
quito prominent.
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THINK OF THIs.-It not unfrequently hap
Sgp r sl 81 tns 5Ity, are compelled 10
raise money before the duplicate is collect
ed, by endorsing the bonds of the city as
individuals. This has occurred several
times to our personal knowledge. We ask
the voters of the city-if they elect Major
Johnson and majority of his friends to the
Councii-how much money these gentle
men could raise by endorsing the paper of
the city They would be unable to borrow
money at any reasonable rate, and would
be compelled to resort to an excessive issue
of city orders. These, in consequence,
would depreeiate, and the city be compell-
ed to pay from Is to 20 per cent more for
every job of work it had done The finances
of the city would become hopelessly tam
gled, and reputation or disastrous taxation
would be the ultimate result. This is a
plain suggestion for thinking men. We
trust, if such had any intention of voting
for Mr. johnson, they will mediate on this
fact before depositing their ballot.
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of every good citizen by his manly posi- ton
in defense of the Old Charter and Public
Schools. He is, we are pleased to say, a
candidate for reelection. Enraged at his
frmness and refusal to PROSTATE the best
interests of the city to crafty contempti-
BILE clique, the New Charter men have
brought out Ex-Mayor HewsOn against
him, and are laboring hard to secure his
defeat. We are confident their efforts will
prove fruitless. The friends Of good order
will reward the faithful councilman by raj
lying to his support. We expect to see
Mr.. Fergus reelected by handsome ma
jority. m
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B6T It is urged by some of the new char

s6T It is urged by some of the new char
ter men that if the new charter is adj
taxes for the Straight Line Railrc- p
assessed on all taxabies ar - ''u WI, %
Estate alone. This w ID no' On h'eai
unfair when The Onld be manifestly
bonds ,va. tafa.- question of issuing the
raaI nsts,a red to vote, the holders of
;,o,oa alone decided they should be
,he How very unfair, then, TO compel
day laborer-who has hard work, these
pinehing times, to earn bread for his little
family-to pay taxes on his little household
stuff for the extinguishment of city debt
which he had nohand in contracting-upon
which he was not permitted even to vote
What do our poor men think of the hypo-
critical pretensions of these anti-school
men that the adoption of the new chartel
will add taxable property to the city and
decrease the public burthen. Every one Of
these new charter advocates are warmly
supporting Maj. J ohnson.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

board the transports. The arrangements
for some of the sick were miserable. APP
peals to the Medical Director and descrip-
tions of the suffering of their sick by the
surgeons ELECTED only this response which
give word for word as he repeated the ex-
preston to differeat parties =" What of it =?
What's the use of complaining2 What did
soldiers enlist for but to sicEeas and die and be
killed 2'' And that. as an answer to just
complaints of neglect to our sick soldiers,
from the Medical Director of one of the
largest armies we have in the field
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RAIhRoAD Receipts.

Ett@ a. s -f - e AR2THs g. =
bxs cards, Q csks, chains, bxs bdw, bxs
minis, Geo sonntag; bx hats, 81 & w W
Morgan; z bxs boo 70, 1 crate crockeryY Read a
bbls sugar, Dbl crackers, bbls eggs, Dbl lard,
Preston Bros@1 bx dry goods, bales goods, bales
sheeting; J Merritt; % bbls sugar, bills ale
hats, vautier e Marconnier; q boxes dry goods,
Mackey, Henuing & Co; 1 ky hams, = Gilbert &
Coz bxs mdse, case thread, Ecbapker & Bus
sing; / csk hoes, @ $ Wells; 2 sks feathers, Dbl
BEANS bx sugar, 6 SKIS dried fruit 10 bales gun
ny bags, Geo Foster s %; 80 bbls flour, IL bales
hay, W NJ Altman & Go; IS bbls four aquess
Go; 239 bush wheat Iglehart Bros; cul tivators,
1 G cradle, o Wilder; casks meat l8 bbls pork,
j IL Maghee & Go; 60 bbls sugar, 80 hf bbls molas-
ses 81 bills wits Ky, Dsment Viele; 1900 bushels
wheat, q Il Umbls; IS kgs mdse, Day q 90, Pa
S# A. e. sHRADER, Agent
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EDIroR EyAKsv1LLE JouRNAL:-AlloW
me short space in your paper to express
the gratitude of a wife for the kindness
shown to her deeply afflicted husband by
the good people-o this city Having lived
here in formeryears; I had the opportunity
of frequently witnessing the hospitality of
many whose familiar smiles greet me now
in the chamber Of the sick and cheer neon
in the discharge of my duties. And while
I must not make inHidi6us distinctions, it
would be ungreatfui in me not to mention
the names of my much esteemed friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Elliott, who received my
almost dying husband into their house and
gave him every possible attention, and now,
friends, one and all, should Providence never
throw US together to mingle in each others
society here again. trust we shall te-unite
in heaven, where it will be the province of
memory to recall the pleasant scenes of the
past, and where the laws and relations of
virtue will place as in an eternal indemnify
against the possibility of sickness or death,
or chance or CHANGE 80 -.aetsfs p -
.zs.- SSH =, "a
Mrs. CoRNELIA @. T. BBEKs.
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RoBBERIEs. On Tuesday night, the resi-
denees of Mr.. Mich. Smith, Mr.. Grill, and
Mrs. w. Fl. jackson were burgIariously en-.
tered, and lot of silver table ware, &C.,
taken from the formers set of silver
spoons, from Mr.. Grill, and a quantity of
jewelry from the latter. An attempt was
also made to break into the house of Mr..
III. Tyler, but the inmates were aroused and
the robbers hed.-- Fiiscennes San.
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BURGLARY.-A room at the American
House was entered on Friday night and
$40 or $Il5 stolen from the gentleman
Mr.. Bennett, from Southern Kentucky
who occupied it. The door was opened
by means of an outsider" Gentlemen
should deposit their money in the safe and
bolt their doors ss-e b
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REoRUIrs WANTBD.-Lieuts FitzS VIII
liams and German will be in the city for
several days for the purpose of enrolling
recruits in the 6Ist, or 2nd Irish regiment
They have established Headquarters corner
of Fourth and Main streets, in the Gavisk
building. Comfortable quarters have been
provided for all who enlist. ap3-4td.
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INFANTIcIDE.-On Saturday morning an
infant was found in the canal, near the ell
bow The physician called to examine the
case gave it as his. opinion that the child
had been prematureIy brought into the
world, and thus disposed of to hide the
shame of the unnatural mother, to whose
identity no clue has been obtained.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

Fun AND REoREATIoN.-The Town Ball
Climb had their second match on Saturday
afternoon. A large number were present,
and the playing was animated and exhili-
rating. Many very fine hits were made,
and all seemed to enjoy the sport greatly.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

s0 A contraband gives the best expla-
nation of the manner in which one South
erner is equal to FIVE Northern men, that
we have seen. He says it takes four
Northerners to catch one of the Southerners
and then the other Northerner to whip
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g6- The most important work of the
day should be done first. Therefore vote
early. No more important act will be
done by any man in the city during the
day than the casting of vote to. preserve
the schools, - sF,t -.
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. B@~ Capt W. G.. Terrell, formerly ed
itor of the Lafayette Journal, now attached
to the pay masters department of the army,
passed up the river, on board the Lady
Jackson, on Saturday morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-04-07

We are prepared to furnish election
lickets-township and city-at the low
rate .of ST. per 1000 or tsOsnty cents per
hundred Send in orders with the cash.