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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-05

Sc THE MASS MEETING AT LoUIsvnLE-Thc
american mass meeting in this CITY ON the
9Th ult. was a glorious reunion Of American
citizens. Nearly every county in the State
was numerously represented, and delegations
were present from several other States. 1t
w.s not an assemblage of politicians but an
odtpouring of the people. Itwas amass meet
ing of American soyereigns, OF men fitted by
birth, education, and training to appreciate the
institutions OF our country and to control the
policy of our government; men whose hearts
are filled with the same sentiment, which
prompted the lou lders Of our American
Re public, men whose voices will ever b. raised
Ia favor of our Union and our Constitution and
whose arms will evef be ready to uphold Amer
lean principles and American nationality.
Tne meeting was characterized by great en-
thusiasm and unanimi y OF sentiment and an
abiding faith in the justice Of the American
cause and glorious promise of the ultimate and
triumphant success of the American party.
Many of the prominent men of the party
who had been invited were prevented from be
ing present by their desire to attend meeting
called at Washington for the 18th utt., ut
which arrangements were expected to be made
for the speedy org:.iznatlon OF the House OF Hep
TesenatiyeS and the establishment ofthe Amer
lcan party as successful and permanent ma
tionai party. This call for q meeting vt Wash
IN ton prevented the attendance here of most
efthe American members of Congress elect
but there was no lack of speakers. Although
the mass meeting was not to be organized un-
til Tuesday morning, speaking was commenced
onMonday evening. and was kept up at the court
house and the spacious hall of the Mechanics
Institute during the morning. afternoon, and
night throughout Tuesday and Wednesday.
One of the peculiar characteristics of the
American party was fully exemplified in this
meeting. Ii has no leaderswhere oyershadowing
influence is the guide and text book ofthe par
ty.v The men who compose it think for them
selves; they do not wait to be taught. They
meet together to consel with each other, to
mingle their congratulations upon past success,
and to exchange their promises of future VIC
tories Such meeting was the one here on
the 29th ult. Massachusetts and Mississippi,
Pennsylvania and Louisiana, Ohio, Indians;
and Kentucky and other States were repre-
scented. Assurances were given that in all
these States there existed a party with nation
n, conservative principles, a party which
scorned AMI despised all sectionalism, that
kasw ''no 8 Jus h, no North, no East no West
under tn Constitution, but was bound by sem
timents Of true patriotism and devotion to
American principles aud the American I'm
ION. nav ksfT mona us
Vt was one of the most enthusiastic assem-
blages that ever have been brought together on
the soil of Kentucky and its results have been
and will be frausht with glorious promise to
the American party OF the Union Lou. Jour.
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CARTEh.s: sPAA,lH MlA1tha
THE GEfAT PURIFIER OF THE BLU0bJ
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
4 the AflIictCd Read and POn 80

NOT A PARTICLE OF EERCpRY IN 1T
Lea the Afflicted Head and POndD14
ntsllible edy SerofulA. king evil.
N tisn Obstinate Cura7eons Eruption P,nIles
Sore Eve Rinxworm letter. scsld Head Enlarge
Bonsr onts Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
LumbaEo Spinal Complaints aAd all lIsssa9
arising inadie.oHs zss Of Bsfsuy In prussHss ID
Life I'm purity Of the Blood.
Blood used by the OF srats patents fsen
all the United Stses who testify daily to the
kahe perforsd by the greatest o. all medicinss
"CARTER'S SPANISH HIXTURE.n Neuralgia, Rhsu
matism scrofua. ErupeiOns on the skis Liver D.sss
Throat Female Complains. Pains and Aching
tire Bones and Joints speedily pat Sight By using
great and nsssimahls remedy
FOR Al. diseases Blood nethn has yet bees fsvt
aets renuy and ecsnIy strength
digssion siveE the Stomach makes th an
healthy and the eonsttuton epfeeblse
disease broken down the excuses 81 youth 70 Jus
tive viEor ana strensth-
Fer Ladies psrably better thar all the -
neties used. Of CkkTyE's srAFisH nf8
turs viii remove all
mantling 20 the cheek give elssoitF s
the general health in remarkshls asEres oeyono " ~
medicin 60 heard Of. -
from Persons fire. "a ali Of the Unted Ssatssb the
- thrre hunbug absutit The pres hec
kesnsr~ physicians and publis men well fnsH
the onusisy Al s6d their . As
cal an ths Arszt Cireuisr and and re
the ~sndsrfui this truly greatest Of all
performed. ,x.x v~xxr~~ 1rrps Frank
etors No PezrI street. Riehneno q e rnon AL oioe
ruiie eiss must be addrcsses
For sale by Hallack StSddard EvansVills; Halloss
psrr.sntsr. frfnr g n, Clark ftEec1nss. ans
dealers in usdicine. generally. suFs
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RIVER INTELLIGENcE.

The Z. J. Ward was advertised to
leave Louisville for the South last evening, and
may be expected here to-day. She is q splen-
did steamer, and will no doubt have room for
passengers and freight.
- The steamer Sallie Spann, carrying
1919 babes cotton, was burned in the Alabama
river, OF the 2lst ult., about ninety miles
above Mobile. One deck hand and the second
cook are missing, ard it is supposed they per-
ished. The boat and cargo are total loss
- River continues to recede at all points
heard from above.
- The unfortunate little Black Hawk
tried to run over the Jacksonville ferry boat
few days ago, but lost her lsrboard wheel
house in making the jump That Ingin will
get scalped yet if she don't stop butting
around so loosely.
--- Recollcct that this is the RainboW's
day. She may be expected this morning, and
will return to Louisville in the afternoon.
She keeps gaining popularity. Capt. Holcroft
spent half an hour in our sanctum last trip,
and his friends have remarked that he carries
himself like man and a gentleman ever since.
Billy Houston might be improved also by rub
bing himself against US occasionally in social
call.
- The good steamers Chic and States
man may be expected to-day from Cincinnati
bound for st. Louis, the former in command of
Capt Sam Brickell, and the latter of Capt
Malyin.
- The Queen Of the West is due to-day
from Cincinnati, bound for New Orleans. She
has started with good trip.
- Freights are becoming more plentiful
here, and prices better. The Fanny Bullitt
on Monday obtained good list at the follow
ing rates, to New O.leans: Flour 3713c per
barrel; Pork, SOC per barrel; pound freights
25c per hundred-which we quote as the rul-
ing rates yesterday at this point.
- The Henry Lewis, Buckeye and Arc
tic were loading at Cincinnati on Monday for
New Orleans.
We are under more obligations to Coll.
Miller, the river editor Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial, for Cincinnati river and steamboat
items, than all the rest of the rampancious
locals in the Queen City combined. Coll. is
worth the "hull lot of 'em," and we don't care
who knorsit He has just about 500 useful
river items in every number of the CONNER
cial, and not boat ought to leave Cincinnati
without enough Commercials to supply every
wharf rat editor and river dog, on the shores
and boats below. ~
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HoSs.--1he pork market has, experiences an evident
decline since last week, and is dull Packers
cautious and to give the old price %, and tmnch
disposed try for fsw days present qnoia,ons The
last 10 wo have heard OF, Monday $40 e cd
hogs from Gibson county at s5 IS per hundred. We
quots coed hogs at s5 soas5 IS.
Hoes PegsEsBuRen = Hog packing commenced At
Fetsrsburxh last week. and there have already b.sr
receipts hers form one house, there By Canal. The
highest Price paid there yet is IS 49, while some
traes made early in the fall at IS About 100 Coo
pounds had been packed to Saturday night The hogs
much fzrer tkis than Last. There will be
much more pork packet in weight this year though not
probably more noea.
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DIX. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE or
FEVER AND A6UE AND CHILLS
AMI FEVEPS

..
IT eft and 'ss frssusnsy the Pratsss sf5esiva.sa
q 10 ~ s0, sns ~.
Beer cured tSer.o shes fact siOs
Of The N sdieia.. .Epss With se.i.iors esn...
pa bile and rfui cares in All
he sssh j. hs. hat vi. s..r' shs. tor the auss 81
there has never been sasrsd 80 .nnsrnE humanity safe
persons this sompnity. tTyiss
&. Fiji 'ai'' 'n
Th.. Pli, ar. no. .0pposvs Of shsag i.Ersdisn s.t
,.s g1s.s b "a: and ar.
Es S Isl on s pill. sg hs'; Ss:
% s - est
Rs.d :hs Iolis Wing s.ss.s,:. ..a .vi
Application to the subseiis.rs: 4
This .siass that very with chill
S sa. Pin iss @ If.
fsssss. speedy ssd PsrsAssns sure. !oHNH. AsFAR.
I..r,f- tia. had .AIlI. .,s ls,:r
purchase hsz Dr. W 4 Owsn;sj ssy csIebra-
@ ss
.,.o.n ows ass, ono. Ky; Ma. x y. i:ss
year, bees severely aesed with chs Fsve1 and snd
s.,. sa.s -s.ls s Z % sn Der sr
sss Chill Pills Shi s did and :. N, EFsa. 10y .fs
s. Som 'sfsh shs '
s:asa sa a' mi .si ely; fs' coS,c.
cure box aaa my Wora Ter IS yes new - trouElee
with C.iIs again. cHAS GEisT
Ben II tsloSS ( April H. fsss 4,
This 20 aertify that had Ch and Fever il fsniy
for past tried all Chill Pills
Chill edcne that to be had in the In ord
family with exception. On odesson there
them that would make until
Dr. Owens Chill Pills, and Sasly to bsdy
that they are the ssss Pills have ever used wso~
owESsBoRo KY, Feb II, 1888.
DR. ". r. OwvS-Dear Sir: have been sfnie'ed vita
eh fsvers six months and alter ms
rdes, IL dncsd box Of AEae Pills which
have cured sound snd we'll and telisvy them 70 TIA
the for siI and ssrsi
hls
J.PLUNKETT. River Trader.
PiftsiurE Pa.
LEwIsPoET, Ky, Jas. D. 1855.
Th have had the shs and lever onths
various remedies without effect then
Of Dr. Owens Chill Pills AAd shsy entirely cared
Thus Z. TAtLOk E
OwrEssoRo April Il. 1873
Iserty had shls fevsrs and applied psct
physician. who prescribed for and Medicns
which did break the chl give Tslief Wa
then ADVISED ry SIR Owens Chill Ps hid and tbeJ
opped the chills and perfectly we'll They Alss
ola distressing pain in the side which Wa
something serious Persons afflicted
With ehills would do well TO use then; sy ars esraa
cure GEO. " hpNAkCH ~
n- These Pills warranted every
where the directions followed
Ra- Fer sale, wholesale asd retail ~
COMPTON. Drrgs q.
Alss BY WoOLsEf. SAWYER.
Wholesale and Retail esrtsi
.suI1m.v Evsu-vifs LAD.
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COMMERCIAL.
oFFIcE OF THE DAILY JoUkyAL

OFFICE OF THE DAILY JOURNAL.1
wRDE~nDAv AoxSiHe. Dee. 5.
VLoUk-But Halle in market Ne still quote At 90 IS
HHEATA gssl deal has besR sonisG IN BY Ias
few days. City Mills givag o. o. 60 il asked BY he5srs
spsssl.sisn gsoa lots.
coRS-Ss.siag dsiHr 81 As,s; sass. sssrias.
RfR-7e9f5e.
BARLEY-ei 1y2ai 80.
HAY-Lssss y ton si.0ss. Bai-d sis9ais.
sU0AR-N. o. Fair Sugar TH173<e; Przs Ss<s-
AoLASsES PlAnsatioa 35l9 sse: SuSAr Hsuse q @4s.
CpFFEE-Rie l2,4Is; Java ts8 ls5ss.
COAL-A bsatlsAd BodiAm mi he'd EresdilJ 81
81 Pittsburgh I5c. Ne Canal al in hands We believe.
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AUCTION SALES.
:
AUCTION RODHlSs

AUCTION ROOMS
Old Ceurt Bsuss Corner Nsin and Third
aiAssly srpssits the Washingtsn Hetsl.
LEAVING leased fer n of and fitted = the
u abaxs zsil kneEn stand. rrs pared
ssvv Ter sale private ale all kindR
srehsn disc hssssheid farnigurs herass.
Eiss.
CASH aAveaeas csz sign ments whsH required.
Regular sales TUESDAY. ThursdAy Saturday,
ss cseloek A. NJ Alae EueadAT. efday
and Friday ixhss at early gas light. -
ORs-dsers>ss AaAsaes ct promptly attended
We are weekly receiving. sad have hsnd large
weRsr.l FL RNITC Re- esnsstrK etsst
spnaIs and baRnster hacks scroll and ssslop rim
hack shss. FrsReh. Jenny Lisd ana Bastie weed
Chairs; mahogany Chairs Exsheth
ch4irx: spring rockers sofxs soeiahlss eenr
DINING breakfast tables light
onaEss mirrors. Ans aud bedsteAds
tia Hnd wire SAFES which will sell CiR
sin lati prices.
.l,e hAaa great variety factions jswslry.
vions aesordeons pseket CUTLERY guns pistols whips
which will ssl - reduced prices fer cash
wholesale sr retail. M0OLSEY kNkLS0N.,
nays Auets.
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Why FEMALES 81 FFER N HEALTH.
THE MARRIED woMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
By DR., A. n. MAURICEAS

By DIR. A. n. MAURIcEAS.
PROFESSOR woEKH.
One Hs'adredth Edition 600 600 l8me. PIP. $50.
standard work Of established reputation fss.d ear.ss
the sat.loFuset the Ereat Trade Sales Of New York.
Prineip.i booksellers in the Uaitss &sAtss.
EvERT woman here discover by eonrar;nK her eva
2sns with those described she nature character and
OF her esupiAnt and be spared much anxiety
f.rng ell As the psassuaess Of naksg known
making phy,ieian in respect the
ailments shieh she is subject The wife
mother often need of ia,.ru.si sdrss r.p..,
situation which shs will hsrs6na This
whs4 the and tells her what do srs staple
bat eh.sss words. Aas sash As abe ssa sadsrssssa.
Thss. irregularities pssua7
% she tsnals .ys.sn sr fres ssoLArsrs uTEsi .ss
s IA: :asa r shs "a
Much % sr,', q .ns :. .e :; 'ass,sasr
sAsins n. marriage bsttef at
sla.s that win rather s.r thss
consult eenverss with even medical
Il .ory y The Married wonan priv... M.ais.
her :Sy ana .nsa ..s a., Shs
she eopsu, Al all nss without rslsHes her
IEx,rAss ef letter from assna.na. Dayton ohi.1
Dr. AN MArncEas: Ny Dearsir: Ny vile ha. bssn PER
eeptiby sinking Tor three in csnquss
SO M ss in
this .ts.s e AiHFs va IND .ss .s.Es.d , :.
aiming matter. reaching OF il receipt ssa
psruss s1 e M fss u ~ ara
learning hatths Of NJ NJ Desom. provi
dsd remedy opened Prusrse to which little
possble But this. other
have passed head il all human probability my wife
would have tssn in her snd children left
ISDIAEA AGENTS.
J.. NJ. J. o. Howe. Bloomington Paris q Turzer
GreeneAste; James I'll Richmond; F Faivrs Shelby
Vile; g. R. Harvey Yiacennts James Bssfd 4. Faaest
and O. Hensy. Kokemo; snodErass PerrrsvlIle A
Ambsraain ElkhaTt; T. J. LhBgden ro5k; c.
Dussia. Jeaefsonvils W Allisos; Frantn T. o. APP
plerstc Delphi and SAbiT Ell LISTER. Evansville ,,
Ra- Upon receipt Of One Dollar 1.-THE MARRIED. wO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANIONS is sent mail
freeJ ths United the
British PROMISES u letters mrs be pos.Paia and
CITY Publishing oass No i2s Liberty Street. New
sega 3m-dav
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RV1NeyULR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.

TIME Third Session Of the above nstitution
satsd First between Main and Sycamore in
the city Evaasvlls will oomnsncs AeR4ay SEPT IL
1883.
ssoheo otaninE thersuEh practical kHoElags Of the
csa se 81 Entry Book Keeping in all tts vSrious
forms equal TO School In the West
time With
sttes Ee Tins required complete fall fron
weeks eatalogsss xivnE fall
sn :. - NJ saw JEREV7iU BgHy vr,sssfSt.
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AtteWpt ~ VESeuAb9sAons
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The Senate was called to order, and new
members were sworn in at noon.
Mr.. Forncy, clerk. called the House to order,
when the confusion which existed up to this
time was sbruptly terminated.
Two hundred and twenty-five members
answered to their names.
On motion of Mr.. Jones. Of Tennessee, the
House proceeded to the election of speaker,
viva poce.
Nominations were then made. Richardson.
of ILL.,, "A; Butler, of PENN 20; Campbell, Of
Ohio, o5; Pennington, of Tenn, II; Marshall,
Of Ky, 80; Parks. of Mass, 80. Others we're
voted for. No election-l13 being necessary
to choice.
WASHINGTON, Nov A.
Senate called to order st noon. Hale, Der
kee. Yates and Peaace sworn in Rev. H. C.
Dean elected Chaplain. After which Senate
adjourned.
WASHINGTON Nov. T.
HoUsB.--0n motion the hal.oting for speak
or Was resumed. The first ballot resulted
as follows.
Richardson, "A; Campbell, SO; Banks, 23;
Fuller, 20; Marshall, 10; Scattering 26.
No election, 113 being necessary to choice
WAsHINGToS. Nov. 8.
There is great deal of caucussing going on
to night. 1t is generally understood that the
Black Republicans and Freesoilers will concen-
trste tomorrow on Mr. Banks Of Massachu-
sets numbering together 123 and being suf-
fcent to elect.
The caucus Of Southern Know Nothing,
and National Democrats and Wings numbe-;ng
IL, resolved to reject all Fusion with the Free
soil factions but have no hopes of defeating
them.
ing all day to fuse the factions and are under
derstood to have succeeded.
We may therefore look for an organization
tomorrow and the message on Wednesday.
The National American will vots for Henry
w. Feeller for Speaker and endcavor to draw
the entire Democratic vote to him by conceed-
ing to them the clerk and printer, thus form
ing union party against TIM Freesoii faction.
They deny that the Republicans can, by flu
sion, poll more than than los votes, while l13
is necessary to elect.
The President persists in refusing to print
the message and it viii be sent to the two
Houses in writing. 1
The dispatches received by the Atlantic,
represent our affairs with England unchanged
since the departure of the Canada.
Mr.. Buchanan says that Lord Clarcaden
and the British Cabinet are endeavoring to
patch up reply to our Government commu-
nication, with reference to the violation Of our
neutrality laws by British agents, in order if
possible, to wound our sensitiyeness, and at
the same time shield Mr. Champion.
Our Government has friendly acted on the
memorial of Denmark. proposing capitulatin
or tax according to the value Of the cargo in
lieu of the present sound dues, rejected the
proposition. t
The National Intelligencer confering the
reports received from Kansas. The dispatch
from Gen. Shannon, was received by President
Pierce yesterday. 1t stated that civil war
was threatened and prompt assistance.
The immediate transfer of troops from all
the nearest posts was transmitted by the Presi-
dent by telegraph.
New York, Dec 4.
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR fkENT.
TAVERN FOX SALE,
IN GRANVILLE ILLIN OILS.

TWNHE very desirable Stand. the EAGLE
HOUSE together With all the FaTnturs .. 4 fixtures
alta he'd eE.rsd for sale uses the est adyaats
snacieus and
bed ehsmbers upper story all arranged
large and dious Stkbis be btaned the
premises -. I,
Proprietor HoVt-4sw
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COPARTNERNIaIP NOTICE.

HAVING connected with in the Feundry and Machine
III Business WM A. DUNN and WM. TAYLOR. they
both being COED Practical Ashanies in the wsula
intend GOOD work aad
ahle terms as aay ia the city intend wArrannx
in workmsnship snd material. we'll
in quantity quality. He liberal patronage frsm
wish anything in lus Of business calculating
Tor what do. but expeetiRK
reap 90 ne glory alss. novIS HENRY SCHRIREk.
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tT We thank Mr.. Mcbride, Express
Agent here, for package of Indianapolis and
Cincinnati papers, left us last evening.
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DIR. EvERs0N's HEALTH RESTORATIVE,
Anti-Dyspeptie and Anti-Bilious Pills,
SCPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC. entirely vsxstaSis;
mild and pleasant in Their astisn. thsy Improve
petite .Ad give the digestive
ii~snss Piles Hs.daehe Bilious uiso riders Cel,es
etc. Rhelesale and retail BY j. d PARK
Ger. FOnr.h aud Walnut strests Cincinnati.
w W ROBERTS indisnapsIis
Proprissor WIN. Z. EMERSON, N. D.. Ne. 7ss SIKH
trsst. PhIixdslp hA. nev7- G4wSm
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OH DAILY gunruaI.



The canal is now in excellent condition, and
: boats are navigating it with more confidence
than they ever did before. A great deal of
produce is coming down, principally wheat
and pork. The former is in great part wheat
: bought at points up the Canal by our mer-
chants and spectators, and the remainder
sent here for sale. Pork is beginning to seek
that channel from Petersburg and other points
. 10 reach the Ohio. We anticipate large bus
mess in this article on the Canal till navigation
closes, as we may reasonably anticipate it will
next month A slight break occurred Satur-
day night at widow Morris's, which was speed
lily repaired. The water on the Petenburgh
level is higher than it has been for long
time. t-.s
PAvaLos HoTEI.-Mr. Chas. Z. Leonard,
well known in this city and on the river as
thorough going business man, has become con-
nected with Col. Drew in the management of
the Pavilion Hotel. The urbane manners and
accommodating disposition of the Colonel,
backed by the business tact and energy of Mr.
Leonard, will certainly make the Pavilion a
popular hotel even beyond it's present popu-
iarity These gentlemen will make the most
of their present accommodations to admins
ter to the comfort of their guests.
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JOY To THs AFFLICTED.

INSTANT CURB OF PAIN. AGAIN ON EAND.
TIME xre.tess family Medicins for Buns Coughs,
Colds Sore Throsts and Quinsey Will eurs Darrhea,
Cholera Morbus Cramps and epasns will cure Fever AID
known fail. Daily and hourly calls for
the
An agent wresI had rather trustpy life WITH snis THAI
any other medicine One and all thu remedy satisfy
Increased sales in Indiana, thousand dozea
other Medsns
publie For sale ny all the principal Drug
gists the United States British Aneriss California
WH0LESALE AGENTS:
LEIGH vERLING Evansville. lad, to Ksl-
Ter FArnsley.
CHAs u CLARK. V.nseHlss Ind.
D. PARK, Gin eiHRsti 0kiosan BE obtains
q uanufaetursrs' prices. Bt1D STONE CO..
cot ,-snw hsxHss City. ohis.
1900 OZS. QUININE,
lust RECEIVED THIS Day
BT EXPRKsS AND For SALE BIZ
FREDERIGK ECKsTTEE. IA.
wzoLEsALE pEvasssr. n. r. rovErH AEp NAis sys.
CKnclnnafi Ohio.
: sssis-sf
KwYlR 81 oees rssrs rsestxes tbis Gag
W(aS3ItT sale NJ 0evH JAEKe Lew = ~
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The Hoe MARKET.-For the last two days
tie market has been very quiet. The warm
weather on Saturday put stop to killing, and
it, as well as unfavorahle advices, depressed
The market. Last evening the weather turn
ed cold, and operations were at once recon-
menced at some Of the houses. The pens are
now pretty we'll filed. and many hogs are on
the way IT. therefore, the weather continues
favorable, an active business will DO done dur
ing the present week. We have heard OF no
sales. and quote noRinally at SO 20 to So
remarked that some operators decline purchas.
ing at tho outside figure. We have heard Of
the sale of 800 tierces No ! lard at 10 cents,
and 100 bbls rump pork at $3.50.
Lou. Jour. Sd.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-05

b SAWS:

The Indianapolis Republican says:
There is likely to be considerable ola scuf-
fls in the 9Th Of January Convention, between
the morally and immortality wings ofthe par
ty The former are in the minority, but have
among their number some men whose opinions
ii will not do to disregard. They will contend
for the nomination ofmen of good moral char
;actor: bat the Preacher-killcrs are notp&rticu-
lar about that SO they get men on the
ticket who can make a great noise and kick
up a big dust so as to blind the people to the
1nisdeeds Of the Democratic party. Robinson is
one of that kind, and will be pertinaciously
urged for the nomination Little as we esteem
their sense ofpropriety, we shall certainly be
surprised to hear Of his nomination.