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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-22
From tho Louisville Journal.1
Two YEARS OLD.

From the Louisville Journal
Two YEARS OLD.
Is there on this cold, selfish earth
Oae heart SO cruel as to scoid
Aroguish boy, brim-ful OF mirth.
Aud, like my pet, just two years old!
For fun and mischief seem to leap
Through his blue eyes fron Rob US heart,
As from harebeIrs chalice dep,
The half imprisoned sun beams dart.
go, switch the other day,
Just Aa1 inclined to whip my pet,
But, on the mantle slowed away,
That switch, unused, is laying yet,
For when shook it DER has head
he need aUout half-wild with glce,
Then quick behind thu table fed,
And, feigning fear, peeped out at me.
What could I do but laugh at that?
Nor did my q: If laughter fail
To make him wofse-for to the cat
He sneaked, aud pulled her lon slick tail,
Until pnor pussy mewed aloud,
And then-I shook the switch once more,
And many whippings inly vor ed
For little Rob were still In store.
But when cried with bahia frown)
you'll hurt the cat, you naugh boy"
He Rugged her upa d smoothed her down,
Until Door pussy purred W tn JOY.
For Lore through all his mischief lows,
Andgentle feelings softly beam
Through his Wild mlrth, like some sweet ross
Reflected from gushing stream.
From mornings dawn till set offs sun,
His feet aud fingers never tire,
He steals the poker for gun,
And axes the broom to poke the nre.
Then with cunning look he'll stand
Upon the highest chair In reach,
And shouting loud, with outstrc atched hand,
Pretend to make "a mighty speech.
In every nook or corner sly.
His roguish eye is sure to poop,
And grsndma's pocket he will try
To f,thom-be II e'er so deep,
He pulls the buttons OF my dress,
Aud then says look" My pretty boyi
When might scold, pause tn bless
Thy upturned face, so full ofjoy.
His iathe RS hat he L yes TO wear,
And. hiding halfhis tiny head,
glow Of beauty. rich and rare,
Upon that old black hat shed.
Foi meath its brine So dark and deep,
Hi, dimpled face all bright with bloom
Peeps out. as rosy vapors peep
Sometimes from clouds Of wintry gloon.
He'll slyly pull his bro,h hers hair,
Or steel their toys and run To me.
But when they gather round in prayer,
He too will bend mis- little knee;
And, Il on IN he scarce can speek word,
There's rorsAip Ia hisspcsking eye.
And R0bby's pruyer know 10 kssr6,
When he locke W to Gods blue sky.
SToS PLACE, Jan. ~, 1858. RIOS
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BILLIARDS PAINTISG.--This celebrated
painting or panorama OF the city Of New
York will soon be exhibited in Evansville.
1t will give persons an opportunity Of seeing
the metropolis, who never did see il, and
those who have the opportunity Of visiting
il again.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
THURSDAY MORNING ,::::::::"FEB. 2:
CIrcuInr.. Posters, Card., &c.

- We are now turning beautiful work out OF our
Job Office, and are prepared to gil all orders
promptly, neatly and at reasonable prices. sP'-
cimens of all kinds of work can be seen at once.
We have an elegant ruling machine in connec-
ton with Office aud arc prepared to do BLANK
Job Work of all descriptions.
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The amount Of liabilities sxs rot due v SaaAs ssAsf
creditsrs-ns hing.
Losses adj ustsd ssd due-nsns.
Losses adj listed and not due. eBS5K q
L mad listed aud IN suspenss. watt
All ,sr claims sssa:. tn. Company sss .. .ueA ..,y ..
printing etc. .ts
Agents o. pcted TO take risk over Goo.
the character material and nstuesa II buiidisgs As
width Streets h supply Of aitisn 81 the Assds
rarrm.nt. aud other cireu instance. .--r ~
TO limit loss BY hrs. 70 clio GO 81 less.
~ - THOs 4. xLKxxX s.s'y.
STATE OF r1r"sp csrs,r ss. Hartford 'ss 'sss-
Perssaaly Ais.anier Secretary sfshs
Esua Company aad made cath shas the f.s.ss
Henry FOWLER Justice Of tbs Psses
t.oi1e preceding reliable expose isss
Fer serury prom tssds. has
stool kSst in its line Of fer ability ssA
will the attention 81 the nssrinG rsss V sss-
nxdenes IL. The prepared
ts eesSi~a with LEGAL state
ece ii disposed Its Of that sslid shasse-
that Glars Of assets f1a
increase sis sssh
addition t. the strength Of the eorro.,:a s.t rsrnas'ss
The necessity snd real bens hs ~ inssrsaes ell sssn
hs the fact the has paid cash tsssg The
west~ru Branch one ssas. In Cineins
the u.s. hich paid ssssAsf
ably advance the time legally DUE and hes he'd ss
litigation. II all Of these facts 70 Abe
agents the demands 81 basn~ss
with pttuje favorable rates sst
- security to al permits.
Jan22-1md "A. G. HALLOCk. Agent
nEPRECIATED STATE STOCK NOT Es
WYE viii the indianapolis Banksrs rates 10 ssrfsns
~ funds debts due Cali thi wesk ~
GEO. FOSTER & co.'s.
fsbi4 Corner Locust street and tAs csasa-
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS sERVICE

Will be held in the Old Presbyteran Chueh on Second
street above Main. Thursday morning. ins
o'clock The General Assemblies the Presbyterian church
have recommended the last Thursday February
special prayer for Colleges and Al sinares Learning-
The Old and New School Churches agreed
gethsr ~ above.
81 The Rev. Mr.. SrERREr will preach the Sermon.
The public invited attend with them in the
object contemplated. feh2l-2s
RELIGIOUS.
The friends Of the Rev. Mr. Davidson will give him
nation Party his residence. the Second and
Cherry Thuday evening 22d February. They
invite who may desirs join them to do feb9-4t
HAVE YOU A Dad sH APED HEAD,
GO to vAUTIER MARCONNIER'S and have your head
measured for Ha They have just received direct from
Paris very ingenious that will take the shape
than time and with which they will
make you Hat that will ht easy old shoe. Main
street. between First and Second. fetl5
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO Hall A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
THE ETNA INSURANCE. HARTFORD. fy,kN.

AViNG complied with the Law regulate Insurance
IL Aeenees Of Companes Incorporates BY other Stass
May 1884, the Ohio thefs,sw
required thereby prepared that State The orisnsl
beips kle In the uditcr's eee fall
statement AID is published 50
the character Of the letting spsah
for itself. BY STATE AUTHORITY.
STATEMENT on JANUARY. 1885,
The name Of the Corporation 70 ErSA issrKAScB confA-
NY located ut Hsrtiori. Conn. chartered SIS.
The CAPITAL Five Hundred Dsasrs and 10 PAID
mp. The Assets OF the Company
Cash on hand. in Bank aud in the Ia dc Of Asenu
or other persona WIZ - "
Real unincumbered u.g71oS
" Mortgage Bonds. and per cent interest payable
srmi-aIn ually q 90
Debts Company secured BY Mortgsge....
Bills amply and aLis BaAk lo5 s ~
Bills receivable tremium .7sl "a
9th rit,es.y
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OF We hare beautiful weather now, an,
yesterday reminded us of spring-time.

i9 You might look through whole library
without finding as pleasant piece Of poetry a.
this:
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invited TO attend her funeral from M aaa ashingtor
street. this afternoon at one O'Clock Her rem Sins vii
be taken to Greenwood
On sunday JauuarS 81 PAorI Yousa In the oath veal
of his are brother tn Edvin and Jsmsa p yourg
The relatives and friends OF the family are
Invited to attend his funeral from No "a nomiuick
street. this afternoon Al one O'clock thour further
notice
On Tuesday morning Janunrv % In the Al a war nj
her age SARAH NUNS mother IN law of )r Valentine
Mott
her grand sons, DR. VIM a. Van Buren, and Isaac Bell.
r are In yited 70 attend her fuper.l 70
noon At one O'Clock from the resdsncs of her son in
law No / Depau row, Bleecker street.
On Mono ay evening January % of consunption JoHy
DRIscoIL, in the 36th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend his funeral from his late resdence No
40 Watt street this afternoon at one O'Clock
On Tuesday, January 49, MARY ", widow of the late
J,eeph yarick in the S5th wear of har are
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
Tomorrow morning at nine pollock Her remains will
be taken IN Jsmaica T. r for intero,ent
On Tuesday morning. january 23, SARAH WRIGHT DUS-
Lop wife Of James III Dawson
The friends of the family are invited TO attend her IN.
neral this afternoon nj one O'Clock from her lata
residence No. 90 Third avenue
On Tuesday January 49, WILLIAM Joshua ONLY child
Of VIM and Hester Driver, aged 8 months
The funeral will take place from the residence of ha
grandfather, Daniel Thomas ESQ., No 81 Garrison
street. this afternoon at three O'clock The friends are
invited TO attend.
Nottingham papers please copy
the late r NJ De La echene In the 49sh wear of her
age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her sonnaw
morning ut nine O'Clock without further invitation
The remains will oe inferred ut Woodbridge, MI
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EtutTkI uVINusht hIE" pVFt
SUR Grohor CAErfse, Jaecbs. Of sad for Harnbur.,
vlca clefrtd at New Ork TIE 9th ~ December report
ed the authority Of letter from Liverpool received By
tho last steamer TO have been lost hit no particulars
pivcn The folio wing Once. In provtenee have risk,
eGrgo:A mercan, setto; Merchant, $3.50, Comlser ia
Nj tual, s5,cOp; Atlantic, ~ COO
Spp 5ouss BRAnDrR Hamilton. at Liverpool, o. and
from New Orleans which In contact With the iron
~, phctous on 1uskar struck in the
nels cutting ship from the water up pssks o.
deck; carried away usen topma bsekttty tsnysr A1d
work vster ways between decks ard from ~ ~ ~
troken starting almost every tutt IN the ship TIE
Of steamer vtfing sbort tons
driven clean through the side o. the Lp tl reached tho
csrgo cotton tsfss vtsn u Lrsks and remained
10 tie vessel srtv the collision 10 sta bcsn
~ the moot severe collisions tia, occurred as the
song ~ knots yhsr srask the shin Can.
Hamilton Rad roo gt .. =. hevpf. ssd as smother
the port tift tBc hat The isokrpt bssids
vit tailed hs rtamsy ssrt3s hr 20 kssp II would
est from 500 w. 90 tssrss ship 10 rood
ttnsr fer dsnsrss Tk.ss7s sts<msr stervsris Ia
btset With tsyf st1 80 put Irts liverpool for
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AIRS IN ALeANY.
NEW YORK LrGIsLArgRr.

ALBANY, Jan. %, 1855.
Reports from the Manhattan, Mariners Baak Of
Saving and the South Brooklyn and Merchants Clerks
Savings Banks, were submitted.
Mr. BROOKS introduced bill to amend the charter of
the Atlantic Insurance Company.
Mr. Spencer introduced bill incorporate the Baptist
Historical Society of New York.
Progress was reported on the bill to amend thu
gambling law; also, the bill to increase the capital
stock OF the Panama Railroad Company also on the bill
to appoint commissioners to select site for second
Lunatic Asylum
The bill applying the provisions of the general law to
the Ontario Branch Bans passed.
Mr.. BROOKS INTRODUCED the following resolution
Received, That the Commissioners of Emgra lion be
requested to To the Senate early pos.
sbe any facts in their to the number and
character OF foreign criminals and psupers arriving from
me to time at the port of New York also rules
and regulations adopted by the board II any,
this class Of Immigrants sndga Information to the
countries from which they sent the agency OF for
egn in thsir transportation and the practi
provision for their support and disposal.
Mir. WHITNEY introduced bii IN relation to the COM
pensaton and OF uniformed militia when called
to aid the civil authorities which provides that the
militia while duty, assembled for duty, by order
of the civil authorities TO aid the said authorities
shall receive the compensation provided by the twenty
first section Of the ac To enforce the laws and preserve
order" passed April If, 1915 And that the same rate
of compensation provided by such act shall be paid for
services rendered the mil tia of the state since
the passage OF the act 81 April II 1885, the true intent
and meaning Of which Is held to be that the militia
entitled to- and should receive, such compensation Tne
bill provides in Ike manner for the defrayment of all
expenses Of transportation Of men, ammunition &C..
whenever the militia snail be called to perform the
stated services.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


CLEARED.
sesn.asiI ssltlS Com',Ge. LseFPoC Collins Co.
Ship Niagara, shepherd. New Bedford master.
Bsrk An.s,. Swift San Ir.1si.ee master. master;
S:sf s:sss 5osa rho' Wallace
Brig Dusan Bartin Port au Prince voso, Perkins {
Brig Xiltcn, MsE.sn, Port su Prince Becker Grave
ms1Iy csa Dr. csrd MeA
,y Sch, Heller Maud Br. Crouchor Halifax, McAuiin,
schr Eastern Lisht CBr) Fulton Corvallis Dswoif
sehr Jonas Smith, Furman. Savannah, McCready, Mott
sobr Ellen Bush Erickson. Key West, B wenberr.
sT Oliver bsssSfi'dy Mott Co.
sshr Wis, AsssnSra Abbott Dodge Co.
S1 nf %1f I'f s ]
shT NESSns G sS Msr Lord
Sch. EST.rd ADAM C..
ARRIVED.
p.ro ss sas MT Ssy, sas e'R ES
for Point Petre Quad 18th, lat % u Ion u II spoke
ian Wakefield Crockett from K''lla'd for Ne" Or
.n Arfs st.nrs e. s ssS IN Tss % ns:
north Of Cape Hat,eras sgHalized steamship Knoxville
Ship Masnoiia cof Boston Patterson, saao DC. H. with
S1s' s sy
The 9Th aud s,h inst. experienced heavy gale
iH
dsSstRSsA 'sf ship s
f her .ad 'rp sas
NAMED q 4 va. OF nI.ck ga. Cape Hsnlopsn
Dec TO- spoke wh.issaP MsgnoIi. q Nes BEDFORD,
sndz7 ps. ,ns,s. Il asrsSsii c. Jan n ss y y,
sfio sias Hclmss Grifhsh New osesss Is days. With
snip. se 81 faine, Philadelphia
daSs, VIII sugar sh no %Ssssss, 70 yer
-ss cfes
cook & and broke the leg Of Of the
Bark Jenny Lind Cole. st Marks 81 days. with cotton,
Bris westphali1 urus Machow, Pernamsuoo, So days,
ssis AZ. c.ys. as days,
70 II D urooinsn Co. A-''''" 10 "'''''' ''''e'
Aass .s '5sa' rss'' o'''' = d'5"i'h
sshr East WIND tof Previncetown lavender Genai,es
ton company with Ss Geo OTIS Arnold DAT. sears sss
sehr Trsds,iek Howell Carr, 81 Domingo CITY, 30 days,
with TIN rS Nod hide; A. t. RU.srs 20 I
losseod to 9osny erde
as shT r ss asss pas % Mop Pal. Savannah
SER Jsmes james, A'tstapas IS days, with sugar
seir Henry So, Sherwood, Wilmington, NC, days. with
selr Lsmsrr',. briggs, Wilmington, sdays.
sshr old Dominion free mastea Townsend, Alexandria
selr AshIsnd, Birch, Norfolk, 2d.ys
sshr oIio. 81 New hsy.p, ce, yrses, bound to Fair
bay In contact With outward bound schooner which
carried away the tcvsprit and received other damage
sctr Mary Adela, Hict man Virginia.
Scbr Young Amercs three masted, Pratt Baltimore,
days.
sokr EverriAde, Write, Philadelphia, days.
sckr q 81 arp, sharp. Philadelphia.
schr Mary Ii Mifin, Dover, Del.
schr A Barratt, Enter Delaware. days.
Scbr School Roy Woodruff, Bridgetor, NJ.
BELOW.
s tn s% h.pSo Dec with
ship wesersit tclippsr Freeman ir9a ShnchA Islands
SAILED.
Ships LevAnter Sandwich Islands; wellingt and Sui
tArs, New Orleans; Jane Walsh, Havana; BRIG Excel
Savannah.
wind 1t sunrise wNw; meridian W; sunset wsw
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PeIsonal Infelllrence.

Victor Hugo the celebrated French poet and republi
cam will IL Is said, shortly pay q visit 10 the United
States. Ife Chateaubrnnd he probably hopes to find
here fresh and picturesque subje,ts for his pen.
Washington paper says that II SEEM to be taken for
granted that Hon John Y. Mason will return TO the
United States, vacsting the French mission as soon
he may be able TO travel.
II is stated In the New Orleans Pcdyune that there
has been formed q matrimonial engagement between
Miss Julia Dean the accomplished young actress and
Dr. Hayne, OF South Corolna son Of the great orator
and Statesman, the late Robert Y. Hayne formerly Of
the United states Senate. Before retiring from the
stage Miss Dean will fulfil engagements at New Orleans
and several Northern cities.
Arrivals.
Wentworth, Cincinnati; John Arnot Elmira; r. n ri.
bridge, Boston; r. s. Pease Buffalo; C. i;vnns, DAti
more Scrtor, Rochester; y; IL Rice, Portland; 2. g.
Alien, vlns; b. Russell. a' nc,s ya'T.s asSns sSsa
mord Dr. N. Johnson, North Carolina: Mr. j. D. Costa
Havana Fchd Miles Bs'timore; Joseph v. Pitt Ohio;
Jo' nS y rrs,n,ssPhi' C. A. Bro"nips Worcester;
At The iryns-esn. John 8 Van Rensselaer,, Albany;
Hon II Mcfarland Ne. Jersey; Dr. kud..,sn, U. 8 y;
rsr Henri. p%T psns NsDS.ss Glen Fall;
Doringoi W. H. Spencer, Niivauke wis; Samuel Ingalls,
North Adams q. Howard Fall River; O. Prentiss Rave.
na, ohio; y. II. Owen, Hartford, CT
T.. n; Major r. Fsirweatker Hngisnd; Col j. o. Nut
ting, Ions Island; sisnor ~ A. Costs Havana; A. u.
bright Esq.. City; Hon. John Bingham, Pennsyvania;
John 7. Douglas, Otseso CO.; W. b. Johnson New York
CLAIR. Z Harrison, . Besnt.n. Jw wii:sn, Cap. q
Martin, Chsries Bsnt., N IIeman. W II Redwood, .
Stewart CLARK = Greer, Judss Buell. DR. EIwood DR.
Russe v niinh. seeiei, j Ryan, A sullivsu, L
white lockwood, A Johnson VIM Dixon 4 wsilis, and
From New Orleans. In ship srs. Holiness simmons.
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CHAhuE OF sWINbLhd C0UNTRyNAN.
Mellow named Peter Swift alias Hess wheeler was
arrested yesterday and brought before Justice Rosart
At the lower police court charged with having swinded
acountrymsn named Mr. d. Smith out Of several hun
drcd dollars by borrowing money from him and giving
him In security worthless check TIE magistrate
after examination, decided 10 hold Swift on charge
Of forgery, and he vas accordingly committed 10 the
Tombs for further examination. The prisor or Is 40
old offender having just escaped from tho walls OF sng
Sing whittier he bad been sent along nth the notorious
Butcher Joe for "pocket book dropping"
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
A complaint for burglary made yesterday asaint
John Wells, the coored man. In whose possession ~as
found three Artins Of butter on Monday morrnx rus
operty, ~ appears, was taken from the store No 81
arl street. He va. committed for exapinatien.
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Brooklyn City News.
EXPLOSION OF A STEAM BOILER ON BOARD THE CLIP.
PER SHIP GREAT REPUBIIC

The boiler on board the mammoth clipper ship Great
Republic, now lying at the wharf at the foot of Moua
que street, Brooklyn, exploded with loud report about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon tearing the engine and
engine house into atoms and severely njur pg the
g'neer, Mr.. John Volts, and several lghtermen who
we're on board and near by at the time.
The engine situated the maio deck, about mid.
ships and used for working the pumps and loading
and unloading freight
The engineer in the engine at the time the
accident occurred and he driven considerable dis
lance along deck by the force Of the explosion, His
face scaded and bis body Ia covered with COMMISSIONS
Apprehensions entertained for Ills recovery.
The other persons injured John Taylor, who had
his leg cut with piece Of flying ironbe standing
on the dock at the time Bernard O'Donnel, who was
cut about the legs and body and Daniel Kelly who
struck the neck and head with piece of timber The
after were talking together deck. Neither, 1t Is
thought is dangerously hurt. With the exception OF
the engineer they all reside In Brooklyn and
to their homes.
The vessel taking coal preparatory to a voyage
to Liverpool Most OF the were below at dinner or
tbeinjuries might have been much greater
With the exception OF the engine house and contents
the ship sustained no damage of consequence.
The engine had capacity OF ten horse power and the
accident Is attributed 10 a defect in the iron.
The CASE OF JoHy N. T. TucKER.-An inquistion was
taken Monday afternoon, before Judge Moore to
qure into the present state Of mind Of this unfortunate
man now lying In the county jaH awaiting hrs second
trial for the murder Of hs infant son. the jury having
disagreed on tie first Dra. Grscom, Cobe Royce and
Van zandt-the latter the jail physcian-al testified
that at the present time he in their opinion sane
The Judge has not vet his decision but there
is little doubt The testimony Of these xperienced ply
scians will be deemed conclusive. The inquiry did not
extend to the period when he committed the crime for
which he stands indicted.
ELECTION RIOTS THE EIGHTH whRD-Alderman Joseph
Wilson, with five others indicted for riot his ward
the late election day. tried yesterday In the Court
Of Sessions A number Of witnesses examined
both sides, but appeared that the whole affair was
merely the ordinary crowdng aed excitement which
more or less prevails at every strongly ted cleo
ton, and that the Alderman was doing his utmost 10
mediately acquitted all the prisoners but they were
detained, in custody and Others bail to answer
two other Indictments growing out OF the
of the same day, and which will be proceeded With this
morning.
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On Tuesday January %, at No &ls Broome street by
the Rev Tn mas Macon her. Mr. SAMUEL p Mills, Assist
ant Treasurer Bowery theatre, TO Mrs La BKLE ADAMS
widow OF the late thss. Adams all Of this city
Philadelphia papers please copy.
On Wedpesday, January II, by the Rev DR.. Berrisn,
Mr. CHARLYs J BuKKyR OF Fslrhaven, Mass, to ANss
HAvpwAY, OF Cincinnati.
Ml,ett At bis residence, NO sos Broome street, Mr..
CHARIss g. HoLIpTyn Of Malone. N. ", to Mss ANNE
IIIza daughter of Mr. VIM. Reeves, OF Canton, NJ Y.
On Tuesday December 10 BY the Rev. Dr. Mnhlenbers,
CHARLES HoIDRIDGK Esq, Of this city, TO Mlss ELIZA
CooKy Of Iermoy, county Cork, ireland.
In Tsttrson, Nj, by the Rev. W. Tunson, ABRAHAM
MAsproo Of New York 10 ANN 0BoRs OF Paterson
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Court Calendar-Thls Day.

Court CalendaT-Thls Day.
UsmD STATES DISTRICT OOuRr.-Sos. ~, -, 40, 81
U 81
sUPHyxr CouRr-CRcrr.-Part Nos 1868. 1857,
1its I4c2 1901 1ib6 1850, 1867 1873 $780, 1881 49,
e31 14s5, $751; lf97, 1885, 1900 20 io1t Part Mos.
27e5 27sa 2s4s 1884, 27a2, 27e5, 291T 2o<4
srPuioR CouKr-Nos 1856 527 1856, al, $50, $780, 537,
$40 BAL t4A 6a6, 54f eA8 549 $780, $751; 6S2 b53, b5i
SIS 81 Az 49, ass 424 241 6s4 $780, sos, aso 2so 4o
leo, 21e 383, AT, SIS.
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On Monday January a. SorHA relict OF the late John
Jacob Gsntr, aged 81 years.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her son. John
Francis Gsnir and her cons In Law, James Tuthill
John D. slcat janice Utbeu, aud Joseph urpleby, are
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON. Jan 23-Arr ship { nsiienE-r, Msnila.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan q, PN-Arr steamer City Of
Boston, Baker D. ston; schr thas Hecksber Stubo New
lvfi.
Cid steamer landlord sAhdford New York; ship Har.
riot Hoxic hanwaaF, San fsncico .arks Eseline Hrn-
tlrn Porto Rico; venexuels Davis Laguayra brigs Bel
mort tEr), Nelson, Liverpool sors Mary Killer, Lsvs
HetksLer Stubs, and u Nershon Graham, New York;
Juliata. Willard. Portland.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1855,

Albany Jan. 2B, IS55,
TIE PRoTDIToRY LIQUOR LAW.
Esn the House, the Temperance bill taken up with
MIR, Blatchford in the chair.
long debate ensued on the bill Several motions to
rise and report progress msde and lost lengthy
discussion then of profit to be al.
lowed the town agents for selling liquor and an amend
ent was adopted TO limit the profit to twenty-five per
cent on the cost
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