Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 127, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 January 1859 — Page 3

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. ff- Sc Firn ami Fourth Pagea for tuterrst tug Heading Matter. Local and Miscellaneous BÖL.The Vincennes Gazette says the t '-Vincennes Chess Club have challenged the Chess Club of this city for a game to be . .. played by telegraph. Of course our boys are on band for a trial.

-: i 8The Rev. Mr. Burrows will preach a sermon to the fireman of the city, on next Sunday evening, at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. We understand that Lieut Gov. Hammond has gone South for the benefit of his health. If such i9 the case it will deTolve upon the Senate to elect a presiding oßicer. We call attention to the advert isement of Mr. Rasch, in this mornings issue. He is anxious to have those o.ving him to call and settle up. If accounts due him are not settled up by the 10th of Fcbrunrj, they are to be put in the hands of a collector. EßyProf. Nott's complimentary patty, this evening, promises to be one of the most attractive of the season. Evwy arrangement has been made by those iutending to participate, to render the occasion unusually pleasing. The Professor expect3 some of his young friends and formet pupils from Henderson who will add additional life and grace to the affair. gg? A German walked off the wharfboat' at Cannclton cm Saturday night last, and was drowned. lie had gon j to toe river t for the purpose of taking a boat to New Orleans, on his way to Germany. Efforts were made on Sunday to obtain his todv but failed. Itisjeiio"-1 1rt ftr decessed had fnT"D iipers n a large amount of fold. ' ÄgU Kit -Chief fii'ticc F.tHtis, ..t l.a.. died at New Orients on Thursday, th- -'id 'instant. He left t widow and several chilr dren, one of whom, the Hon. George Eus- - tia, jr., hn. dtrrin; the last and present Congress, been the Representative horn the . First Congressional listrict of La. . J Sf I'l" wife of Moirissey, the prize fighter has made two attempts to commit 'suiride tiy taking laudanum within the past few days. Both were happily frustrated by the timely arrival of a physician and a stomach pump, by which the poison was expelled 1 before- it hud produced fatal consequences. The' cause for the raih attempt at seifdestruction hns not transpired. It scorns thut our surmises as to the insinuations that the Republicans of Illinois intended to prevent thu election of Mr. Douglas by bolting:, were correct. A permanent Organization was effected in both branches of the Legislature on. Tuesday : morning. The House passed a resolution to go into the election of Senator yesterday, and the probability is that Senator Douglas was duly elected I'nited States Senator from the State of Illinois for six years from ihe 4th of March next. $08 Black wood s niaga.ine for December has been received. Its contents are valuable, as ever. It opens with an account by Rn English naval officer, of the recent visit of Lord Elgin to Japan, ami, wi'h other aniusinp; or instructive papers, has n further portion of " What will He do with It" undoubtedly Huhvcr's best uovel. It will be completed in January. This number completes vol. 84 of the Edinburgh, and vol. 47 of the Amercau fac-similie edition, published by Loard Scott k Co., of Sew Vork, and sold, in conjunction with the four principal Quarterlie, at one-fourth of the English price.. Klver Items AKUIVAI S AS1. rKPAHTl'l!r.iI .. O CI.oCK DAV Tilt 6 O Clrt-'K WKIl.VFStlA V 'iOM P. G. I . t IXI.'l REOL4TKB. ' Pinna, New Orleans to Louisville. fl'C.SKii.ev Silver Star, I'a.liicah ami back. Landis, New Orleans to Cincinnati. I.'wa, Pittsburg to St. Louis. Tishomingo, Louisvilla and batfc. E. If. Faireliild, do to New Orleans. Alviir Adams, Meuiphi to Louisville. iWe enjoyed another pleasant day yesterday. Above the vveather is reported as clear and cool, with river falling slowly. - The river continues to recede slowly here. Business wai not very active, though something was doing. Considerable freight is on our landing. The Y.. II. Kairchild came down yesterday afternoon and finished her load. She took on board some 1,500 or 2,000 barrels of pork. The Kata Sirchet will leave this afternoon. Shippers will bear this in mind. The question is, what has become of our

The Kate Sarchet Will leave this after-

noon. Shippers will bear this in mind. Cannelton packet? Can anybody tell? She must have strayed. Have any of our up river friends seen the Eolian? The splendid Southerner will be down today. The Fanny Bullitt left Louisville yesterday evening, and will be down to-day. The High Flyer and the Jesse K. Bell have laid up. freights are low at this point. On flour to New Orleans. 25c.; on pork, 35c.; on whisky 50c. The Cincinnati <Times> gives the following particulars of the sinking of the Madison near Aurora: The Madison, Capt. Hoople, when at the bend in the vicinity of Aurora, was running close to the Kentucky shore, and blew her whistle, intimating that she would keep the starboard. The descending steamer —the Iowa—Capt. Moore, answered the signal correctly, but subsequently gave dinerent signals. The Madison at once commenced backing and rang her bell, but received no response from the Iowa. Shortly after, the boats struck, the Iowa striking the Madison forward of her engines, cutting clear through to her kelston, crowding her into the wharf-boat at Aurora, where she sunk to her hurricane deck.— We are gratified to be able to state that as far as known there were no lives lost, although a rumor to that effect was prevalent in the city this morning. The officers and crew of the Madison came to the city on the steamer Telegraph this morning. The Madison had 600 tuns of freight on board; consisting principally of sugar mid molasses, which will no doubt prove a total loss. The boat itself was valued at $16,000. on which there was an insurance of $8,000. Capt. Hoople entered protest at this port this morning.

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To .. Within tii.e consecrated hulls You meet, tu drink from fountains pur, Wheiv ijriior in ne'er the ininii enthrals. But gems of thought attract allure! Distracting doubts and mental strife Will often cause our hearts to yield; Yet patience crowns the well-sent life. And tlanntless courage in the field. Let love of knowledge urge you on. And hope Khali bear yon on the tido ; Ami faith point out the joys to come, While mighty truth shall be your guide. Now Hie anil beauty mingle there, And buoyant hearts in friendthip meet, Then let it be your constant care, Your mental toil with joy to greet. t And when you reach the long-sought goal. And wreaths of honor deck your brow , The world shall all your name enrol On fame's bright page, to live and glow ! In science, art, and inm-nl truth. Let perfect t,,i.t mark your way. And in thedayii of blooming youth, . Prepare for death, and endless day. Evassvii.le, Ind.. Jan. 1, 1859. A Hood Move. Hon. W. Mile?, of Sonth Caroliua, ofTered a resolution iu the House of Representatives last week, which was adopted by 73 to 55, directing a special committee " to consider hii.I report on tht expediency of rtmwiny the rnpf. t deths front j uiK aim uih.iuH mich airangemfiiM in the seats of members as will bring them to- i gether in a smnlS r -pace, for the purpose of 1 further facility of hcnriii"- and more orderlv 1 ' j debate. This is a novo in the right direction. If may have, a good rlVect ill two J .1. i n I I . -. . i . - , wavs. l irst.it wi have a temlencv to mnke sit ibe im-inbci's lisief, to the. spcchet, and second, speeches made merely for buncnub will lie disiounieuHticed.

. : " J.simn.rmni In iluHfll', Tp'tln? of Blood, Pain In A telegraphic hne is iu proce of; t,je and Broagt VWnri-t whooping Cough,

erection along the line of tli I.fyeUe and Ii.dmtiapo'is n.-nlroad -f.Nv Alu lroi(JK. A new era j. taking place iu the sci-iii-e of njedione. The time has tome when the worst and most appalling cruea i.f disease can be cured. New divoveries ar Wills " made in the medicinal agents employed, as well as in the art of combinit'o; and preparing tttent. Four yeir'tiial has fully established the fact, that Dr. Easterly"? Family medicine are the best and m!ot certain rnativea known for the diseases for which they are recommended. Every family should keep a supply on. hand, und thereby save . doctor's bills, and much suffering. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Raker's Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale and are universally apjeoved. Over One Hundred Thousand DollnrBof these popular articles have been sold within the last, two years. See the advertisements in our columns. T Special Notices. THE EVAXSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Made up irom the Pailv .iucrnai., contains 2q Column of well -selected and fixrrfvlhj prepared Bead -inij Matter, affording the best medium for keeping our friends ill the country fully "iHMtoJ up," to bo found in the West. THE LATEST TELEGRAPHIC PISPATCHES, Together w ith a summary of the Markets, are insortitl in every Weekly pnw, aud by perusing the .Iocknai., our Iiiends in the Country will not be ImMotobe "picked up" by sjierulatois, and sei their produce for less than it fs aetnally worth, as has often been done heretofore. tty Remember that the Wkkkly .b.l'RS.u is made up ef READING MATTER, and not altogether of advertiscineutsT The Weekly JonrnnI will 1 mailed, sons to reach the subscribers of the adjoining counties in good season. Terms. Single copy, 81 t; M copies. Sin. Our friends should make hast to r.iiew their sutweriptions, as our terms are strictly in udtmiee. dec7 light! J. Ig hi'. l,ight!Jl tup trior article of lim ning Fluid, madenf ter the new chemical process said not to be explosive togotherwith Fluid Lamps, Coal Oil Lamps, Oil Lamps, and the genuine Clarified Coal Oil, fur seiest F. V. SAWYER'S I)r! wtore, Main street, Evansville. Price of Fluid reduced to 73 cts per gallou. ' dec2S Vor Mayor. We art authortttd to announce NATHAN ROWLEY, Eso... as a candidate f..r Mayor ..f the City of Ev.uiävilie. Mr. Rowley will, in a tew dsys, publish au address to his fellow citizens. declii . ItKillitig to itjnl. J mew t tco-tor& Brick Hinise, on Second street, between Gum and Mapls streets, occupying an ho tire lot. It contains four rooms on each floor, with a good cellar; it has convenient outbuildings and an ew!lmt cUtcru. Possession can I) had immedUti. y. AW4y to Mm. O.K.LEWl!S. A2Z-.f-Itr. Hater' Sped lie th4t it a tat ! and eortnin Cure for Gonorrhö.. Glest. Stricture, I JVmlnal weakness, .'norde, Disfase ..f tho Kidnova ami Bladder. Rn.l nil Diseases of tha Genital Orjiaus. Header, have yu a private disease ? Do not neg1 le t tt. If yon go m a regular physiefcin w-liB your casejon peril your reputation. If you go to ac advertising quack, you peril i,oor heulth fur life. Avoid both, and use Pr. Bakers Specific, which has saved thousands upon thousnuda from tho bunds j of the Jftrc'.V Quart, if not from a premature j grave. With Pr. Baker's Specific yon cn cure yourself and prevent exposure, es plain direction : nr use accnnip.iny tue niemciim. Price H Sopor bottle tktr Prepared by DR. EASTER L, cioel Third aud Cheuut sts., St. Louis Mo... sole Prn.i-iator. STODDARD i THOMFSON, , . V. W. SAWYER. VAguts KvAsviLi.K, Ind'aim. di 21-dj 5ni The J-renth ßotedert. -Th, ir37r 41 PEP m M'ow - area NEVER- FAILING REMEDY in DY j.ja si-Prio 1 rr b,.tti. With onßdence f,.nr.di-d on experience, I otfo.r '. the Fkkm-h Poweer to ihe aftlii ted, asking but a f fair trial, as a proof of its virtue. Prepared only by J. R. MOSKOK, and wholesale and retail by DR. E. EASTERLY; 3. E. corner Third and Chcsnut sts , St. Luis. STODDARD TliOMPSOS, t . V. W. SAWYEK. Agents EvAMfrvri-i.e, lndinns; ' dv20-djw3ni 'Jmungr the many retnedie before the public for the euro of Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Flatulence, Constipation Liver Cmpliiint , or uuy otht r dispa" ariiug fn.m weakness in the uni or stomal b. POCT. ..t. HOSTETTER S CELEBRATED , gTüj,AC;I BITTER ar.far the most certain in its effects.- Y on, h; are suffering the most ti.rturiug piu, ivnK'iulM-r that a tew U-ttk of this In.wi rtnl, yot pleasant compound, will afford great rtdit'f. Thousands t.f the 1110.-U trying cisl-s lmvi Ix'en cured, and made known to tl.e public by those who have expei-innred its power. A trial isall that is desired to l.ring as many more witnesses it. the CM s the public may desire. OB- For at by Drnegista aud dealers gcberaily, everywhere. dec'24

Special Notices.

Bodinm Mining Company, Evanstille, Indiana. Office on Wafer street, between Main and Locust Coal, In quantities of not less than 20 bushels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bush, at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN WYMOND, ' oct9 Secretary and Manager. Kantat Hold Mint.Mnj ptrton desiring to procure information as to the distance, location, lwst routes, poets, outfits, and general information in regard to the Gold Mines in Western Kamst, can obtain it by addressing a letter, with a t -a of one dollar, to GEORGE F. PENTECOST CO., General Agents for "Kansas Western Gold Mines Association," at Leeompton. Kansas. dec!5 910Q Retcard.The undertigntd villi pay to any one who: will produce a remedy for Dysp.'phia equal to Mrs. Monday's Headache euro. He will also send a printed recipe to' manufacture the same, with full directions for use, on receipt of twenty-five centsin postage stamps. V li. The ingredients of which the above is made w ill not cost to exceed one dollar per year," and ran he obtained in any town or village in the United State. Address JEAN PIERRE LAFAY ETTE, Cincinnati, Ohio. " declO-lm Itr. Hooper' t Female Cordial. Thin medicine w ill cure all Female Complaints, auch as Excessive, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Ili-adache, Dizziness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, aud all diseases caused bytolda, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over Excitement, etc., of the Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Ir. Hooper's Female Cordial m r fvri,t a,lrt POSITIVE PURE. It ha beenauiply teete.l, and the m.wt gratifyins reports of CrF: ! S Hr "y rrcetve.1 fivm. every t.wn and city wliui " 18 k"owf'- " - r Pric l por bottle, or six bottles for 85. j.rred by DR. KASTEIET. CornerThird und CWnut streets. Sr. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor. r i'mhamu ' y. ' F. W. .SAWYER. Agents. dec21 -aiw.iDi Kvinvii.i.k Indiana. Slop that Cougrh !lr. Vrtr Coug h Balsam will cure Couirhp, ColdaAstli 1 ( Cror.p, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Henrt, and all disvasea of the Throat, Chest and Lung. Too much care and attention cannot be given t disonses of tba THROAT and LFNOti. Reodr, hve you a Congb, Cold, or any disease of the Lungs 7ltn not neglect it. Polay is dangerous. Million die annually by neglwtlng a Cimtmoa ColJ. Colds BndCighslna.ltoCONf?rMPTION, and then to an early death. Be advised in time, and procura at tce that celebrated reraly, ln. tABTER'8 COUGH BALSAM, the grtaUst and b4 rrmtdg in the iKrild. It has cured tliougaii.ls upon thousands after physkiaus and cvor; other remedy hud failed, and the patient given up to die. Physicians, druggists, and all who have rmeA Pr. Carter's (tough Bulnam, universally acknowledge it the most prompt, pleasant, and eßieusioi remedy Xnotc -for all disease of the Throat: Chest and Lungs. l'rkce Triitl bottle, 25 cents ; lnrger hotties, H ier bottle, or six bottles for jß. 63f Prepared by PR. EASTERLY, cornor Third and Chesnut streets, (. Louis, Mo., sole propilstor, and to whom all orders must be sent to gt the genuine. BTOPPARP t TIIOAIPSON, 1 . . y. W. SAWYER. . j Agents. Eva.nsville, Iudiana. dec2t-dif'w6n Jtr. Eatterly't Iodine and HartapaBILLA. This Medicine will permanently cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the Blood, or other fluids of the system, viz : Scrofula, Obstinate Old Seres, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Bheum, Cancers, Goitre, White Swelling, Fever Sores, Piles, Erysipelas, Swelling of the Glaud.s, Pains in the Bones and Joints ; all Chronic Piseases, and Pieascs arising from the use of Mercury and CalomeL Such Mwerful curative properties nre combined iu fr. Eiiiinhj't Iodine o.iJ Surtaparilla, that the longest standing and worst cases of disease are thoroughly ci'RF.n by it cases that had resisted every known remedy and been given up by the most distinguished Physicians, as eotifirmed and MWiiroWe. For Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia it is au iuullible remedy. It w ill cure Chronic and Inflammatory Rheumatism, no matter how bad, if faithfully used. It will cure every form of NERVOCS DISEASE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfect health and vigor. ' It is a positive cure for FEMALE COMPLAINTS, such as Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Barrenness, Ac. , For females approaching tUt critical period of lite the eaieittioM of the JHeuses it is invaluable. Ladies who admire a clear, beautiful white skin aud a rosy cheek, should use Pr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapsrillu. It will remove Pimples from the Face, Blotches, and all roughness of the sklii, and give afair aud lieautiful complexion. It will cure Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases of tho Kidneys, Bladders and Urinary Organs. It has no equal iu theaa mplatnts. ' DB. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND SABSAPA&ILL A is a positive and radical cure for Mercurial Disease, no matter how deeply it may have eaten into tue frame and vital organs. It will eradicate every particle of Mercury from the system, and heal its bad effects. It w ill cure Secondary Syphilis, or Vwuereal Disease, no matter how long it may have beeu in Die system, and will thoroughly anni hilate and expel the syphilitic virus, and all liercdij tury taiius aiwl poisonous matter from the system, , und ru.itin a mrfwi tt . HKAT.Tir ot.H iVCRITY. ; o THE AFFICTED WITH SCROFULA OR . i-.r.-j sOltES. Pors-Mi wh,- fii.v l.., 1., offli.-i. j j Scrofula, old Sores,; Tetter, Bingwrm, Sum1 Hd, Blotches, Eruptions of the Skin, 4c, HrA Havied to pr.ieure ORIDLEY'S SALT RHFTCM AJp TETTER OIOTMENT, to apply on the i g.ir, or niseasw,. Mrts. vheo usimr Pr. Easterly's i i ..is i e m.. ni. t..j: j rjilt, j.urifle ti,a BLOOD, and drives out of the ! vstem the impart and ce iej matter, and removes the mmm, while t)i Ointment heals th sj.uhb. ) When IkmIi are umn, (which we always rcrotniDsnd) S a failure of a permanent end radical cure has never j been knewn. They are the lst rtmi.lifs in the j world, i p 3. Theprvpriettir solemnly twiieves that his j i.uUua and Sarsnpariila aud Gridley's Ointmeott: il t Hny fTm of vicer or Old Sere, on any past of the system, if ued according to directions, fur a rtnOMabl Umjlh of time. A faithful and In.l.b't trial is all I ask I do rutfvar the result. At Price of the Iodine and Ssrsuparilla il per little, r six bottles f x U. Gridley's oiit. ut T5 ' Prepared by 1R. KASTr.MLY, somhot cr-Jner ! f Third aud TUesnut stie., St. Louis, Mo., polo proprietor, to whom all orOhrs must ne ao.ireawo stoddabd J Thompson, ) Wnu ii m n w m r Evansville, Indiana. dee'21-di-wGm ltr.Eatl.rl'. Ferer and Aga Siller. U j This Modiidne 111 cure Fevor and Ague, Dumb i Ague, Chills and Fever; Intel mitterit and RemitI tent Fevers, and evory form of Fever incident to the West Among all the cairsRAfio i.Eroirs for Aue and Fevor, first and foro'mtut in inlc stAnils pit. EASTERLY'S FEVER AM) AOCE KILLER 'i bis medicine is a politic? cure, lth specAy and ivrrunnt. During the last five yeunit has cured wer Uro hundred thousand ra-e, which has established its efficiency in all parts of the West as the ONLY' RELIABLE REMEDY' for the cure of these distressing complaints. It will also cure Enlargement of th Spleen, Ague Cake, of. It is per-ft-ctiy harmless to the most deliruU constitutions jr tender infant. Try it, ye afflicted. msr Trice 61 per bottle, or six bottles 6r S5. , rrpiwrtti ij nil. e.a?i ljil 1 , iwncr i im u ali Chcsnut sta., St. Lonia, Mr.., solo Pntprfetof . i STODDARD & THOMPSON, . F. W. SAW VER. i AS,ntM-" i Evamsville, Indiana. dec2l-dAw3ai

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BT THE E. a W. LINE. ""THE VEKY LATEST " COKGUESSIOIVAL.. Washington, Jan. 5 m. Senate. A communication was received from the President covering a letter from Mr. Reed, United States Minister to China, which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. Also unimportant communications from the Navy and Interior departments. . Among other business, Mr. Iverson, of Ga., presented a resolution adopted by the Legislature of Georgia, asking for commission to obtain information in regard to the yellow pine barrens; of that State, with a view to the preservation of the timber for many purposes. Referred to the Committee on Naval Affairs. Also a resolution passed ny the Legislature of Georgia, asking the establishment of a national armory within her borders. Mr. Clay, of Ala., presented the credentials of Mr. Chestnnt, as Senator from South Carolina. The oath of office was administered to Mr. Oheatnut, and the Senator took Lis seat. - - - - Mr. Seward, of New York, offered a resolution instructing the Committee on Judiciary to inquire if it is necessary to amend the laws for the suppression of the African slave trade. Adopted. Wilson, of Mass., offered a resolution providing for the appointment of a committee of five, to inquire whether any employee, in any department of the government, since March 4th, 1857, was required to contribute a portion of Lis pay to def'rav the f xpeusts of", or Iu ititjueace any cleciiuu iir.M daring that period, or whether any snch employee has been removed for not so con

tributing ; and what legislation is necessary to prevent this influencing of elections. .aid over. Mr. Foote, of Vt., moved that the Vice President s address, on leaving the old Senate Chnmbpr, bft.ii il m SW -SeTljTI, - a Uc j.jit-. uai ut the. benate, and that fifty copies of Senator Crittenden's and the Vice President's 8peeche3 be printed. Adopted. The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up. Mr. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, addressed the Senate. While Mr. Bigelow wa3 speaking in the Senate to-day in favor of the Pacific Railroad, he was interrupted by a message from the Houee, annenncing the decease of Gen. Quitman. . Mr. Davis, of Miss., moved the usual resolutions of respect, and paid an elegant testate to his many virtues and political probity. He touched lightly on his filibustering proclivities, and not in a tone of censure. - Mr. Shields of Minn., also paid a feeling tribute to the memory of his late rampanion in -arm 3. He related several incidents of their joint Mexican career, showing tho bravery of the deceased, as well his warjnth of heart. Americans, he said, will ntrver be unjust to the memory of Quitman. Messrs. Ward and Houston of TeKas, briefly spoke, awarding to Gen. Quitaian the need of gratitude which he merited The Senate, after adopting resolutions of respect, adjourned. HorsE. Mr.McRae, of Miss., announced the decease of his immediate predecessor, Gen. Quitman, and sketched his eveatful career as a statesman and soldier, pronouncing a beautiful eulogy on his private and public worth, alluding to his brilliant military career in Mexico. Mr. Wright, of Tenn., paid an eloquent tribute to the deceased. Mr. Thompson, of New York, trusted it would not be deemed an intrusion for him to respond to the expressions of bereavement aud regret coming from the South by the utterance of kindred sympathy from New York, from which a3 one of her sons, he went out to win distinction in another State, and which delighted to. honor him while living, and now laments him when dead. He spoke of him as an honest man, a model of courtesy, nobleness, and devotion to duty, and to the Federal Union. Mr. Thompson did not agree in all of Mr. Quitman's political sentiments, but he honored his memory and dropped a tear on his grave. Moore,"who served under the immediate command of Quitman in Mexico, spoke iu glowing terms of his private and military worth. Curtis and Bowie spoke in similar terms withjthose who had preceded them. The usual resolutions of respect were passed and the House adjourned. Harrisbcho, Pa. Jau. f si. The Governor's Message states that the finances of the State are in a most satisfactory condition. The receipts into the Treasury f(r the fiscal year are over S4,000,000 ; expenditures $3,700,000 ; cash on hand over $750,000. The entire debt is nearly $40,000,000. He recommends a great reduction of the public debt, looking to it3 entire extinguishment. Speaking of the main line he says after contract and sale of the Delaware division was entered into, ho was informed higher prices were offered by responsible persons, but in his opinion it was too late. The prospects of the early completion of the Sanbury and Erie Railroad are very encouraging. Eleven thousand' public "schools cost $3,500,000. Re garding banks he recommends careful en- i quiry into the present condition of the Crawford Oonnty Bank and the Bank of j Shamokiu. He reiterates the opinion ex- ' pressed in a former message that no further ; increase of banks or banking capital is! necesjary. He informs th8 Legislature ; that, he cannot approve any bill3 chartering j additional buiiKs -wii-'w-T-tKH.i vtram. in the system. He recommends certificates T of loans, issued iy the general government rnmmntitvMtltli at A. vaIur tohpfixed! uin, with power to receive additional depevits of securities when loans depreciate in the market, The present condition of me revenue ui tut sran .. nt inrrpatml j jutjeg orj foreign imports and endorses the proposed by Specific duties.- Concluding i i wjtl Ransag, he regrets to say, that under ' i views or tne rresiarui reisiive iu iur uuniiiin : -:- nrptenr-es the sacred franchise IS i j T-rtually withheld from the people of that .... ... i Xerntory. rtegaruing xue meory luni uencr- . t 1 - .1 . 1 . . . . lurwuru 11. w uuit . cect winvcry in hit n-imuur-!, uiulu katracrainary assumption is alleged to exist in the decision ot tue supreme t-ourt, ne i.. t, :.l ,. o,l, construction can be fairly given to their ac- j tion in the Dred üoott case. Huch a doc- , trine, no matter how sanctioned or support- ' ed, will shake the very pillars of our consti- i tutiunal fabric. Augusta, tta., Jan. 5 m- ; V. A. Choce, who recently killed bailiff ; Webb, has been conveyed to Milledgville and lodged in a cell in the Penitentiary, to i urumnl tb a thraata nf lrnol, la-K' hpincr nil! i j.,.....,. .w t , into execution. The weather i lovely : throughout Georgia, . Savassah, Ga Jan. 5-n. Tho firat ru tiulsTviu won bv'5!n.-k.a. and the second by Charley Ball. "

Arrival of the North American.

Halifax, Jan.'5-p. m. ! The steamer North American from Liverpool on the 22d nit., arrived at this port this afternoon, leaking, having struck on a rock off Cape Race. Her advices are four days later than those furnished by the America. The Africa arrived out on the 19th. The steamer Bavaria put in at Qneenstown on the 20th, her machinery being disabled: Liverpool Market. Liverpool, Dec. 22. Breadstuffs dull. Wheat firm. Provisions dull. Richardson, Spence & Co. report flour dull. The' stock is inferior and unsaleable. Wheat quiet but firm; Southern white 6s 6d,7s. Corn dull. Beef heavy.' Pork dull. Bacon dull. Lard dull but firm. Sugar quiet. Rice dull. London Market. Loxdox, Dec. 21. The markets are generally unchanged. American securities quiet. - Consols 9596J, extra dividend. Portugal The Portuguese Minister had been recalled from France. England The President's message occupied the attention of the press. Tho Cuban, Mexican, and Central American propositions were generally unpalatable. ' France The appeal ot Mon talentiert was heard before the Imperial Court. His imprisonment was reduced to three moirths, but confirmed. The steamer City of Washington would sail from Liverpool on the same day, hating only a ship mail. The missing ship Weser left Bremen Haven for New York on the 4th ult. The V. S. steam frigate was at Ma!ta. u. the 21th of November. President Buchanan's message had been f received by the steamer Africa, end was printed in full in all the English papers. The London Times is unusually saver ii its criticisms. . The Times announces a new IK eau Telegraph enterprise for "-;wt- v. tVwt i.-r,(f-! rr.n T-. fTaTual, on au entirely new plan. Tho ßlübuhter excitement iu Ireland is gradually dying out. ' It is slated that a contra.! üad been signed betwen the Marine Department and a firm at Marseilles, to supply Guadaloupe and Martinique with 20,000 free negroes, suited to agricultural labor, before the year 18G3. Similar contracts have also been entered into with other house. ; Paul Morphy was unable to commencje a chess match with Anderssen,. owing to indisposition. , - The French squadron on the Western coast of Africa is said to be re-inforced by several ships. ;' . , . . It is stated that the French Foreign Oßka heard, with some surprise, President Buchanan's recommendation for the purchase of Cuba, France having previously notified the American minister of its determination, in conjunction with Kugland, not to tolerate the cessation of Cuba to the U. S., even were Spaiu to consent. Detachments of French troops having advanced into Swiss territory, the Government of Switzerland has demanded an xplauation. Great indignation exists in Switzerland in consequence. It was stated that the King of Naples tvas likely soon to grant the amnesty urged by England. ... , The Indian mail had reached England, but contains no additional news of importance. ' ' Death of Alilton Gregg, Editor of the New Albany Trioune. New Albany, Ind, Jan. 5 p. m. Milton Gregg, editor of the Tribune, died suddenly thi3 morning. Springfield, III., Jan. 5 p m The House was crowded with spectators of both sexes. Outside of the Hall a band was stationed. The Democratic head quarters were draped with the stars and stripes. On roll call every Bepresentative was in his seat. The greatest excitement prevailed. Barret, of Springfield, nominated Douglas and attempted a speech. He was repeatedly called to order, and gave way. Judd, of Chicago, nominated Lincoln. The roll was at once called, and tha vote stood exactly a3 heretoforr sent. In the Senate Douglas, 14; Lincoln, 11.. In the House Douglas 40 ; Lincoln 35. ' The result was received with tremendous enthusiasm. Great confusion existed in the galleries, yelling and shrieking, bands playing onts: &r. Immediate adjournment and ayeK. til drunk to-niyltt. New London, Jan. 5 p. M The steamboat Yanderbiltis so much injured ans has been exposed to such rough weather that she will probably prove a total loss. Her mails have been forwarded to this place by the cutter Campbell, and have boen sent to Boston. , , New York, Jan. 5 p. . The steamship Cahawba front Havana, with dute.s to 31st ult., hns arrived. Her news is generally unimportant. The excitement in regard to President Buchanan's message. has somewhat abated. , Business was dull on account of the holidays, and a fall in the price of sugar ws expected. The stock in port was 200','000 boxes. fEW York, Jan. 5 p m The sieamcr Augusta, from Havana, ha? arrived, v ... Oongta Eleettd. Si'p.isgfield, 111. Jan. s, f . Stephen A. Douglas was this afternoon re-elected Senator. The vote stoori : Dovclas . . .'. ..7. T. . 54 Lincols -- Hodtrcs. Democrat, was elected yesterday to Congress from the Fifth District. j j Lkxinqto;,, Ky. Jan. 6-p. u. . ,, noro - ntUf pu,,..,, Vill street. f"" . ' j ournea Loss, ?:20,000., No insurance. Pittsbüro, Jan. 5--p M River sis feet by the pier mark and fallis i ins: slowlv. leather mild. j Arrived Anglo Saxon and Palona from 'I . irAnt.fHAm rsrtiav,llA j.ouis ; n.ry hui auu.. , j - , . '. Louisville, Jan. 5 p. m. , ni"S -."V, ' Weather clear. Philadelphia, Jan. 5 m. Among the passengers by the missing steamer Weser are Gotlieb Myer. Cincini nati; John W. Lips and wife, Canton, O. ; i Wm. Webster, engineer, Chicago, Illinois. Moni seal, Jan. 5 u. r.,l,i: ,.v,,l, .,,,. i lit--.piauuiu -""i .v.vuV ; erected ou St. Denis street, at a cost of ! H ft f lit 00ft vrni rlpQtrnrerl hv fire lastniCht. j . ' " 1 . .' w : It was in charge of the Rer. Dr. James. Augusta, Ga., Jan. 5 m. ; The Baptists of the Edgefield district of I South Carolina, are movinff stroncrly in onposition to the importation of Africans.

New London, Conn., Jah 5 m ' V The steamer Cornelius VanderbiIt,Mn the j

Stonington liue, went ashore on Race Point, Fisher's Island; at three o'clock yesterday morning. She has ihree holes in her hull, and is nearly full of water. ' The passengers were safely landed on the. Island. Two steamers have been sent to her assistance, but were nnable to render any ;to the boat in consequence of the heavy sea. "-i Cincinnati, Jan: 5 m. Weather clear and cool. . River fell two inches in the last 24 hours. . - " PixTSHUROj'Jan, 5 m. River seven feet one inch by tho pier mark and falling. Weathef clear,; . Mercury 47. '-' " " Phtladelshia Market. ... . . Philadelphia, Jan. 5 m. Flour dull; 1500 bbls sold at, 5 12 for superfine, and 5' 505 75 for extra. Rye flour is scarce and firm at 3 87 J. Cornmeal is wanted at an advance. The receipts of wheat are light ; salesof red at 1 251 2C, and white at 1 351 40. Rye commandtj 80()84. Uorn is improving; sales oi new vellow at 2 and old at 8183. . 3000 bushels of Oats brought 4643 for Pa.; ; Whisky firm ftt 2332G. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, an. 5 m. Flour quiet; Howard street and Ohio superfine quoted at 5 at which price there are no sales. Wheat dull ; sales a 1 391 45 tor white. Corn; sales af 6567 for while ; 71 for prime yellow. Oafs nominal fo IT"1' . - l -n'ions firm. Mess pork ji -.. W rTJ'estern and1 .',!. S'i-gar aidj mota-.a V"; j hi i:,iderif( demand ; Ohio lacf-is "fcs. V:tJ ; Cincinnati Market.'.. CixcisXATi, Jan. 5- p. m. Flour in fair demand, and 1 prices firm ; sales of 1,400 bbls at 4 704 00 for super.; receipt3 fair. Kye has advanced v: Suc, nud is in active demand. Oats in quick demand at6566. Whisky steady at 22 i. Hogs dull and 40c. lower, closing at 'G. 40 for lots averaging 200 lbs.. . The statement published by the Prite Current this morning, in regard to pork packing, unsettled the market for . provisions. Mess pork declined 5075 per cent, per-bbl, with sales of 000 bbls .at 15 7517 00, closing at 16 56 16 5 and unsettled. Bulk pork declined Jc. and closed nominal at 7J for sides and 5 J for shoulders, loose,' Sew York Market. " " Nsw York, Jan. 6 p. it. ' Flour frm and in moderate demand for Eastern and local trade; medium grades of extra Western bring "a little more ; sales of 7,200 bbla at 4 254 50 for super. State, 5 005 25 for extra State, 4 354 65 for super. Western, 5 155 40 for common to medium extra Western, and 5355 50 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ; market closing quiet and firm. Rye flour 3 304 10. - Wheat firm ; a little more doing; salesof 5,000 bushels mixed' Wisconsin at 1 16; 6,000 bush, prime white Canadian at 1 40; 5,000 very choice red' Loug Island at 1 221 28. Rye scarce and firm at 80. Barley quiet and nominal at 707i93. Corn dull; sales of 8,000 bushels at 77 for unsound mixed Western in store; 79 for sound do. delivered. ', Oats 5154 for State, 5559 for ; Western and Canadian. The demand for whisky is less active ; sales of 200 bbls at 25. Pork firmer; sales, of 900 bbls at 17 75 for new mess, 17 25 for old do., and 13 50 for new prime. Beef steady. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Dressed hogs 7 j 8 for prime heavy corn fed. ' " Kl7r J?V e It "M VStJhv,' AVVVv . Mit M. Mustard, Choir Olive Oil, -s Curry Powdor, Summer Savory, Bromn, For sale by Sweet Majoratu Cocoa Chocolate, &c, te. Z. II. COOK i SON. SCALES. We have ou JB. hand a supply of US Hp 0 Mi 1 xs&x il, n st V U"jr.f.i:sV"-1 We can hIso furnish TRACK SCALES of any ca parity. These Scales are from the manufactory of ! E. T. FAIRBANKS d CO., St. Johnsburg. Vcr- j mont. Every Scale is tested and sealeil, anil warranted correct. For testimonials we refer to the thousands of peowmsnslng tbem. HORNBROOK t CO., Agents, nov24 - Water street, Evansville. FhA TJS91B r'BJTLSHE8T qi'JlLIhP ty, for gala low by S. E. GILREBT & CO., nov27 Svcamore street, near Water. : Sail and ATrnina: Ma!f?r an1 Rieeer, ! W M'OVLJt JiJ&Si'EfTf l J Zi .V. - term the public that I Have orncd a Sail am1 m the public that I nave orncd a Sail and ' H,-TS?,i?,.,'"?,,'e 3rd storv of J. G. Venueman's n's J I den in m? line I keen Tarrianlir.s onstantlv on bann ., wi, . ad will manutictur fall. Awnings, Wagon Cov- ! em. ic, at the ahoruist notice Orders resDectfullv aoiicitc-d to be laft t J. O. Venneman's Hope store, orat my room, third siory Hopes neatly spiked. noT'27-3md CIT AKLE3 EVERT. WW SI ö AR 10 HHD8. PRIME new Sugar lust received by : - nov23 WHEELER RIOQ3. ! "-mT tijiX8AT LESS TJM.V j &TJL New York prices. Don't forget that Dobell y d Convngton put all the S3 Magaiinea at ?2 60 by 1 the year. nou24 j di LASS WARJE1 25 BOXES JIJ'T WW Flasks; 25 boxe 4 Pint Flasks; l do yuan, no; 50 do assorted Glass Jars; " , 50 do ' do - do Tumblers Ju?t recived per steamer Cambridge City, and for sale by nov23 WHEELER A BIGGS. NOTICE THE t.li , ED mmtinir of the stockholders in the Branch at Evansville ot the Bank of the Stato of Indiana, will tu. held at the Hankins- House in Evansville, on Tuesday, January 4th, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 3 o'clock P. 31-, when a statement of the condition of the Branch will be submitted, and an election will be held for five Directors to servo the ensuing year. By order of the Board of Directors. ' - SAMCEL BAYARD, nov27-d&wte 1 Cashier. "ft IT tJl E E L Lli- A" UMUtiS, WHOLE WW sale Dealers in Groceries, Produce, Nails, I winaowuiass, uiasswaie, a.c., o.n soriij xui Btrw,t, coiner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind j jr.. r.r wueeleb.... novJJ m,m e w crop rjisis 00 holo W W half and quarter boxes, for sale by dec2 S. E. GILBERT & CO. jnJU&STER ' PJ RMS. 30 URLS. for rale by - GEO. FOSTER A CO. bw Fia so DRV.ns eor sale by 9. E. GILBERT A CO.

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Old Established Wharf Boa . EVANSVILLE, IND. F.G: P?BXX.E7&Co S3 . SSION MEUCHASTS. General l.iir . . Steamboat, and Express Agents Special A i.-. !:f-; f. r tlio PENK. CENTRAL RAILROAD, aDd connections uver which we are. authorized give through receipts at the lowest possible rato, . Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largest "on the Ohio Eiver, capable of Btoritf and protecting all merchandize, liable to. damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to oar cv by either , . RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL Particular attention paid to Keariving, Storiny and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satif faction guaranteed. . - , Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telesrraph, and on the. Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. - With our superior facilities; long stauüing ; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we feel coiihaeut ot giving general satislai tun, anil hope to merit a continuance oXtU&extensivupatronago we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be nade on K cm -isr, -ments to either ourselves or rorrespondeurH bi any of the principal markets, Nor! . East ar fouli. P. P.- O" ft ILEY&CO. t Tf 1. QM.VF, i-(niii,;r: ML Aiw Commission Cerella nt, No. 2 &orjm Water Stcfet. K -:A i ; i ectül-lv " . TfOIKV S. MITCHELL X CV. jCKIVIXG, FOKWAKDING AND t M V ! SION M-EBCHA.NT3, Wat-r street, between Slain and tot:vaxsvili.e, iv i Particii:ir attention given to th f. n ganeral Merchandiso aud Produce, by fe v Knilrotä. 4 a f-' " f,i. rv ?ät C O M 1 5 S 1 C W A ZU A .g.ui.i lr iv.'i.-.u u ti.f. '. ..i.ij; :i;..v , Kvar. iiana. We have formet s r.i-).;rta r?);ip yte of Baoirjt AiKvs.'Stid cili court tl.e capacity ;a Si t forth in our cr.rd abov,. .We are fully preprtvd ftWi I pvry shi tiers, either by, t'A.-SATj, lllVi'H, RfAl and a-st.-v ih.-m t'.at their itsfe t i.i' imtiy irpr-senif,i, tn jm.i t -.v Lfavor vi with thilrp.itritaf. . - C'llkt and . rdionsi on, ih corner oand the Canal. H. l f WM. BKOtTX, - ' W late of Howard A Brown Iate of FOSTER, & Co. ' - - ' . ' " - jan22i f 4MJVAL 8TORJtJJ5.l hare a large donble Warehouse at the Canal Basin, ca..it!e of Btoring-uny amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken cava of and. held cnbjoct to tbe ownora orders on iaot reasonable terms. - .. .... i'.U. OT.Ii;V. . iuh2G-tf . . .. i &lTOJtlaE (fVTA'J.We are prepared to store In our Fire Proof Warehous", any qnantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, t.n th moet liberal terms. - ' Hniing lai-Re and airy rooms np ftalrp, particular caro will bo taten of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all klndB of geods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest Sre proof rates, by the month, or longer when desired.' ' Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by River or Kailroad. Apply to ap28 ' GEO. FOSTEE CO. RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. c VLLE AND CltAW-rJST??8?) fordsvilA Bailroad. On and after Monday, ov. 'Mix, JSv, the trains on this road wilj run as follows: . The up mail will leavo Evansville at 11X30 A. M.; Yincennes 1. 33 P, M., and arrive at Tcrre Haut at4 .55 P. 51. ' ; The down ail will leave Tcrre Haute at 7.30 A.M.; Vine, mies 1U.40 A. M., and arrive at Evansville at 1.30 P. JU. ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY Will leave Evansville at 6.00 A. 31. and arrivoat Vincennes at 10.37 A. M. Will leave Vincennes at 11J7 A. M. aud arrivo at Evansville at 4.10 P. M. . Will 'eave Terre Haute at 5.40J.V. M., aud arrivo at Vincennes at 10.30 P. 31. Will learo Vincennes at 11.20 A. M., ad arrive at Terre Haute at 4.20 P. M. JOHN INGLE, JR. l'res't aud Sup't. nov25 " Enquirer copy. 66 'S W E It t Jf.l.'T?0 I,EGPATCU.dbfJL FAST FREIGHT LINE. AMERICAN EXPRFSS fhMPANV ritfiraiETORS. TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. VIA ALUANV AND UlFl'ALO. The Jlercliauts Despatch continues bringiDg Goodi from New York nud -Boston, at as low rates as any Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in as good cr bettor time, haviag unequaied facilities for safe and speedy transportation. No Despatch or Fast Freight Lias.laas any coa nectioa with ns.. Arranpemcnts were made by us early last Spring, by which wo are enabled to forward not only the lighter portiou of shippers' roiglit, but we can carry both liht a-id heavy wititrthe same promptness which has al as characterized the " Merchants" Despatch." Bringing our freights in our own can, with jiss.'iii;er trains, and having our own agcutsat points of transhipment, we have advantages in point of speed .and safety, which render it impossible for other companies to compete with us. This Despatch is owned and managed Iy the American Express Company, which is a sutlicienl guarantee that all just ciaiius will be settled without delay, as has been tho case forthe past three years. and to the satisfaction of those by whom thev may be presented. : JOHN G. WASSON, septl-Oin Agent, Terre Haut. LgnJM's EXjPRESsbo.ytr,jj' 9 JL KEW ARRANGEMENT. Tho Adam's Express Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of ' FK EIGHT, PACKAGES. MONET A NI) VAL VAHLES. They solicit contiuuaucj of former favors. Especial care takon in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Kotes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired iniormation in reference to the routes and detnils of the business, at thuir Office on First street, between Mahi anil Locust, opposite the Post Office. de 18 O. II. FISH, Agent. ' 75 STE.UVIER KJTii s.iR. igACHET. The steamer Katf arrfesSSSsfiCU r.T will run regularly daring the Winter, iu the Wabash trai'e proceeding on each trip as far np tho river as the water und buint will Justify her iu going. The strictest a!tnti iu will be paid to the wishes and interests of si.ijii.on HerdRys of departure from Evausville v ill !? u ilarly aunounced in the papers. decl".-3:i- . " iiz.' o u l j r i. f.- - H Packet SCIUlO o. 2, J : r , ia.ir. leaves Evnile for T.onv-'v'Uc an u , o.iK. u, .1 S. Jt -, ' W4VSJLLE, panuv3if. ' JLU CAIRO KECrt'PAK PAS'eSCiiil 1' ,V.'- .. IgsSf-fvia I Master, lenver Evansv , . i : nT'-Tri -'j"-fafe.i?.y and Friday, et '.' . M., arriving at Paducnh at 6 o'clock., A. t- r at 12 o'clock, Wednesday and Saturni.. . . Upturning, leaves Cairo very Wednesday and Mil 'it -day, at 7 o'clock. P. M., and Paducah every ihuraday aud Bundav, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and CrawTordsvilla K. R., and" Packotsf for Green River. Also, connecting at Smitblaud with C'uinherland River PncVeta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans aud f,. Louis Packets. Tickets can ba obtained on board the boat for all Eastern Ctiesv sept23 Jf lUItT 1LMUiT '. THE C.YUtiltJLj signed beg leave to offer to the citizens of Evansville a superior Burning-Fluid nt the rer? Inueti price. We manufacture our Fluid frosh every d i iy an entire new 'process, and warrant it. not to smoke or explode. Persons usintr Fiuid f t" lihi arerespcctfuliyinvitedtocr.ll aud give it a tt.r.l We feel confident our Fluid is su;x-iior to any t-voi offered for sale in this city. dec2 STODDARD d THOMPSON', Druggists. RIJVTS. MO HALES ASSORTEMt, latest stvle. DELAINE3, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Pac! fic, rich handsome patterns. 250 Bales Brown Shectine? and Shirtings. FLANNELS, 20 Bales Red, White and Yellow. . LININGS, ü Cases assorted laree and small Plaid. : . CANTON FLANNELS, . 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. ;j . . . 1 " tanrv, lor iiiuncs. CHECKS AND STRIFES, . 8 Oase andBles assorted. . BOOTS AND SHOES, S0 Cases a-.iorted. . . HATS AND CAPS, 5i Cases. Just received and for ealo at reduced prices, by septlS K KEN E PRESTON.