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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25
Monk,s New Map Of NORTH Amariea, ho.

Certainly the best map, as it is the latest
published, is Monks great map of North
America and Central America, including Cuba.
Hayti, Jamaica, and other West India Islands.
We are glad to announce that Mr.. /. W.
Turner. agent for the sale of this splendid map,
is now in our city, receiving orders for copies
of the map This map is beautifully as well
accurately got up.
The international boundary lines are shown;
the boundaries of all the States ard Territories,
and the boundary line Of every county in the
United States as well as in the Territories,
are distinctly marked down. In the latter
the names Of the counties are engraved on the
map.
The Railroads throughout the country are
accurately laid down those finished and those
in progress; also, the six proposed routes for q
Railroad to the Pacific. are correctly marked
from the following places, yiz:-St. Paul,
Council Bluffs, West Port. Fort Smith, Fulton,
&C., with tables showing the distances, as well
as the comparative cost of each route. The
routes by water of California, Oregon and
| w aShlu5eOhI dIc dloO 1tC@Aly CAhADAtSdS fla,
Panama Railroad as well as the Nicaragua
Lake.
On the Same sheet is a map of the World
on Mercators projection, yet on new plan,
put up in the same beautiful and permanent
manner The peculiar features which distin-
guish this map of the World from, and its ad-
yantages over all others, constituting it an
AMERICAN MAP are as follows: It exhibits
the United States, as they really are, in a cen
trail position, showing Europe, Africa, and a
portion of Asia and Australia or the East, and
all of Australia and portion of Asia on the
West. Thus by duplicating fifteen degrees,
or showing portion Of the Globe twice, the
direct sailing route to Canton, (China) in the
West as well as in the East, is distinctly visi-
bic. 1t will be perceived there are two maps
on the same sheet, the one exhibiting our own
and the adjacent countries on a large scale;
the other Map of the World Indicating the
location of all the nations of the earth
There is also complete map of the terrific
ries of Nebraska and Kansas.
As evidence of the excellence of this map,
we may remark that among its purchasers are
the President and his Cabinet, Presidents of
Colleges, and many Of the principal men Of
the country.
Mr. Turner will afford our citizens an OPP
Iportunity Of seeing it. The price of the map
is unusually low for so splendid O. work
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

KANSAS BArTLE-HUMBUG.-T st. Louis
Republican of Monday contains dispatch from
Weston, stating that the reported battle in
Kansas is gross exaggeration--tha nobody
was killed, and but slightly hurt. We sup
pose it was a sort of back-woods row, such as
occur every day on the frontiers-a "free fight
and nothing more
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

or The river was tightly closed here yes
terday, and persons crossed on foot. 1t was
psrilous trip however, and only justifable in
the attempt by urgent necessity. The wealth
er yesterday was little milder, but still cold.
It rather betokened snow, last evening.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

At her residence county Ind Jaw ga. OF r
phoid Fever Liza. wife Thornton Wams aged about
80 years.
She large and aGeetionate family and host Of
friends. to untimsly death A. B. W.
On the 24th January Sprin held Illinois, Conges
tive Chiils. Mrs. AUGUSTA DODGE. efthe Rev
John v. Dodge. formerly of this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

0rThe Louisville Courier makes the total
number of hogs killed around the Falls of the
Ohio the present season 33l 1865, and all the
houses closed. This is an advance of Asst
GA the business of last season.
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or The biographical sketch Of the poet
Rogers, in the London Times, was written
some five years since in anticipation of his
death, than expected. His biographer has
been three years in the gravel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25
GA Washington correspondent of tn,
New York Express writes as follows:

walker is by no means limited in his views
to Central America. He has written very
freely here to member, of Congress, S., gest-
ing that the best mode ofacquiring Cuba, is by
an enterprise from Nicaragua, rather than by
direct invasion from the United States. And
there is too much reason to apprehend that
such suggestions will weigh too seriously with
those who are looking to that acquisition as
part of the programme of manifest destiny
and who disregard the means or the manner
by which it is accomplished. Should this
view be encouraged, Walker may receive de-
gree ofcour tenance which is now refused"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25


CTThe Illinois game law went into force
on Tuesday. 1t fines every person in whose
possession any wild game, except duck, geese,
snipes and ployer, is found during the next
seven months, five dollars for each offense-
This accounts for the large quantities Of game
which are now constantly arriving from IIli-
nois by the Indiana railroads. The remedy
this law is desired to effect is explained by the
Chicago Journal:
It is we'll known that during the continu-
ance of such severe weather as we have been
just experiencing, deer can be killed in large
numbers very readily, even by any vandal
hand that has nerve enough to WELD club
and quails can be trapped, or otherwise taken,
readily, almost without an effort in immense
quantities. These unreasonable meats, not fit
for use at home, lumber up the eastward ex-
press companies at such seasons, to supply the
seaboard epicures' demand, and it is well
known to these companies, or some at least, of
their many messengers, that tons upon tons of
game, after the list of January, in times of q
change Of weather, have been spoiled in transit,
and thrown away entirely worthless.
These were the evils the game law was in
tended to prevent, and its provisions being
thus salutary, offenders against it cannot well
complain, if its penalties are rigidly enforced.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

n- should DO universally known. for it 10 strictly true:
that Of large portion Of the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia arrhna Cholera Morbus Liver Com
paint diseases in City In
weekly catalogue deashs generally
Think this. who saer from disc Tdered
machs il willing be guided BY advice
experienced 20 the OF Dr. HOSTEL
Bters which, curative and invigorant.
stand alone For by Duggiss generally
HALL0CK a SrODDARD.
decI3-wtf WOOLSEI SAWYER.
INDEPEUDENCE COUNCIL Nc. 2,
Meets O'Clock NJ their Hall Water street.
month ott25d6v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R5 Dr. Stomach Bitters-Io0 eco
sold in ysar-nothns medical market the
City years eqnaed article he
equal great dyspeptic One wine glass taken three
times day viii for Dyspepsia;
all hauleeey heaviness from the stomach.
keep you free from cOsvensss DIGESTION give good
sppete inrart healthy 70 the while system No
ring debility kind should fail TO
grea. Try shen For sale By all tbs Principa
Druggists. JANIS
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THE gndsrsigned having purchased the entire stock
Goods comprising large assortment Of Watches
Clocks &c formerly owned by Gosen would
fully inform the citizens Of Evansville and vicinity
will the business the old
tween Main and Locust and would be happy
who will favor him with CALL promising
SALE The EgTRE STOCK will be sold small
first cost. kEFEREScE TO FORMER PRICES
and all goods warranted as Represented.
MI AL kinds Watches und repaired in the
jsn2i-N cHAs. BARFrM
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
- Oar exchanges are unusually dull at

FRIDAY MORNING, &:::::.:::::;;::::ss:JAN Is.
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o. We take the liberty of inserting the en-
closed letter, which alludes particularly to
the Post Office delinquencies, or sqnorunce,
over in Illinois. There are some Old Line
Postmasters in Egypt as well as in this
State, entirely too ignorant for their own hap
piness. We have heard some laughablc illus
trations Of their yerdancy, laughable, even
though we have suffered by their ignorance
We have had complaints from subscribers in
nearly every part of Illinois where the Jour
nal circulates, and asking the reasons for its
long delay. Our friend, A. B. W. is by no
means alone or singular in his Indignation
We thank him for his earnest labors in our
behalf
CYNTHIANA, IND, Jan. %, 1856
FRIEND ADD:-Within you will find the
dimes to increase my club to Ga subscribers
which no doubt will astonish the ''natives.''-
But permit me to tell you were it not for the
irregularity of Uncle Sans mails, could as
easily have obtained nearly one hundred SUBJ
scribers, for my many correspondents in
Egypt" were anxious to get up respectful
clubs, and forward them through the winter to
the Journal, but the Journal is sometimes
from fourteen days to three months getting a
distance of sixty-five miles. And to illustrate
the doings of Sam more plainly in that dark
and benighted land, will here say that dur
ing the past summer one of my correspondents
mailed me letter, and after tedious journey
of some weeks, it came to hand without any
post mark. Also, another correspondent from
that dark land sent me a letter, and after being
on the road some three months, it came to hand
and looked as though it had been in every
mail bag in the q. States, without any post
mark. On enquiry l found nearly all the old
Postmasters were suspected of belonging to
the American party, and had been turned out
of office, and new ones put in who have not
wit enough to mail letter. l ask how long
will the people submit to such impositions?
A b. w.
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CRAcKHRs AF WHOLESALE USpKsrAaI.

FENE undersigned constantly large assort-
n Of fresh Water Butter and Sugar and
also of Soda Pilot and Naval Bread. which
narrowed MT be sold
low place in the West excesd
Atty by other mandatory large
alBa hand . shop on between
81 and Vine.
deeIa- ati J. SKNzICH.
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IMPORTANT TO DR ESS-M 4KEns

HAS Ladies Of this place respectfully vited to call
ILL., Mrs. III. A. Hayes Of New York cty. who has taken
Mrs Water and the hrst
and only perfect invented for cutting Ladies
Dresses Basaues and Boys Clothes. which time Mrs
Hayes will explain the simple beau and accuracy otthe
cence Hun Dress makers in the northern
Eastern cutting and all tor
that said diss know that imperfect systems
taught years the Theorem
A. b. o. plans For this am not TO blame Come and test
this VIII
until satisfaction gven Dire and Rasques cut and the
most exquisite fits given. Terms reasonable.
jan2j-3t- M. A HAYES.
DLEACHED COTTON -2s cases Dieaehsd Cotton
JAS. Low 4 CO..
JANIS 4ts Ma n L uisvitle KY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-25

SEmI-ANNUAL REPORT
OF the Condition Of the Canal Bank at Evansville.
Ind, for the six months preceding the frat
Monday of January, 1856.
RESOURCES.
State Bonds with Al diter... $500
81 Us o. izssaa 70
Amount Of the dsbss due to the issocssion sr Bank
Errn ii sse's s.1l. so
lneidental Ex psnses 6'4 30
sliTsr. 1882 IS
Tosal $50 20
yh n. 1aditsg e ssass paid a aseorsinsss
Amount due other Banks noneyed corporations.
1,o on ss ss -
Amount # bills. other .1idsnsss
OF debt. issued SO 90
Less notes on hand.... -..-...--..-....s... ssS
Profit and 10 she 81
81 1859 20
the Capital Of said Association Bank has
been inc sases during the
Hopkins President William T. Page. Cashier Augustus
Names o. Persons have become parties to the Articles
Of 4 s. ,eiasie On within said period-None.
Names present sviiis Insurance Co.
Days and hours open for of business
From 9o'elock A. d. to 4o'clOck P. NJ
STATE OF INDIANA.
that sshe Cashier Bank
therein nsms and sss best
and subscribed before me- this. i7ss DAY of
5, J1 iaasT-; a ls' Nd mEEP Pssiio
4 ,0MEoRTs-s doa Wool Como d this day and
janis as Mai street street I Loaissill so Ky
6OLLARs.-4e cartoons JacOnstt Collars reed this day
~ and for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
I O0K HER h.-BARGAINs,,-5 t-Lotss for sale
-Jaals -----------------i. BAUM q %.
NOWrIs YOUR TIME FOR BARGAIN.
IA streets, for sale. orpartealars inquire q
NEW BACUN AND LARD
;..,4 400 do Of New Bacon Hams; for sale BY ,,.n
RDICKELs.-l Iai Piekeed cueamAsrs store ana for
II SAFE oy Janit j. W. a ). VicKERI.
GtHEAPER YETi-superane and Buokwheat Flour for
jan,7 : -sNss- wv s. VICE cry
q Hk oas9 o s rs
ss ianis Or cash. BY 5. E. GiL BE Co., Co.
ID g dOl each this for sale bv
janis s. =. GILBERT co.
INCUMBENT MONEY
"A TALANTA. Cherokee Insurance Banking Company
Rs e asS and BANK
and Memphis and most other Banks Alabama Tennessee
orgia and North and South Carolina par
eeries. by 5. e. GILBERT & CO..
Jan 10 u Syc. near Water.
sRUIIER-looI lbs superior Roll Butter reed aad for
As sale janl6 4. HEADEN'S Grocery.
EftsGs-2o doz fresh Eggs just reed aud for sale
- janis I. HEAOEN'S Grocery
THE BODIAM COAL COMPANY
RE fling their until navigation
ON the river resumed All Orders left
VIII be attended 70 the day Orders on
aroad VIII be dled at delivered at destination
Depot as may be required.
jxnl6tf J. II. BARNARD Sec,y.
APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction.
WTTE prepared show customers and
w patrons entire Coos consit-
Ing the rcbes variety aud the most beautiful
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RT0L&SS ES.-Juat resolved direct from
Fk Coast267
jaaaz GEO. FOSTER & co.
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APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Particular Attraction

WTyE prepared show our humorous and
w patrons entire stock of Winter Coos eonsi-
ing " the rlebess variety aud the
goods adopted 10 the All these Goods
been purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob
New ERIK market, are
enabled to offer them at nnusually low prices
Our and ezceilent every article
imaginable aud desirable in she line Dry
You respectfully solicited
t}ovds. VIM, EGWENTHAL ~ CO..
+ JaEt6 Corner First and Main sta
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
INDIANA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. CO.
Rccefver9S N0tice.


HAVING been appointed by the Marion oirsuit Court
u receiver the Of the above OomPany. with
make sad close its AFFAIRS all PER
having clsms against the Company notified 10
ABSTRACT of the claim whether in Judgment
stating the policy the date Of the loss and the
and date the eiaE 20 e"abs to ascertain
the liabilities efthe Company sud the necessary
discharge Those indebsed he Company
upon will be made will
prepare prompt it is i'm close the
- JAMES GREENE. Receiver.
ian2J-st indianapolis P. o. Building second story
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MRS. y. IL. wASHRURN,
HEALING MEDIUM.

ITToULD respectfully her services assisted by her
w husband, to the with
diseases have generally baed skill Of faculty
MIRA W. examines aud points diseases
the patient. while in the elairyoyaut
ESaminaons Of distance will promptly
tended the receipt 50 hair other
lie. with and the residence patient. are
Address J. b. WASHRTTRN
Residence Mulberry street. between First and second
Evansville Ia. ian f4aAw1m =
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HORSE SrRAYED.

An SORREL Horse with small star on his forehead OF
IN and probably both hind legs White spe
bis back han high, ACTIVE
strayed iiom widow Meals farm. the Mt Vernon
aAout two miles below Evansville Wednesday night
9th inst. When he left. he had piece around
neck Any info maton may lett. the above place.
janas-2dIws -'-'' "-'l " THos GooDBREp.
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ID 10 C0FFEE.-5o bags for sala low by
N JANIS s. e. GILBERT * CO.. sve. ne ar Water.
TOBACCO boxes asa'dszes. choice Wiz
janS Sc. GILBERT & CO., syc. near Water.
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RE fliing their Orders Mines until navigation
the river resumed All Orders left
VIII be attended 70 the day Orders from
railroad viii be dlled at delivered at destination
Depot may be required.
Jxnl6tf J. II. BARNARD Sec'y.
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CANAL BOAT

CAIN y u bO<A 4
M.HoR sale. Canal Boat Visitor. Low for cash by
E jazz GEO. FOSTER & &C
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BUSINESS GLANCED

HAVE ssld my OF Groceries Messrs z. H. Coo
H. Son. who will continue the tusness my old
which have rented TO them for 1--WE They
cnnnect with 1t their business Of Family Gro
and Produce hope friends an customers will call
examine their stock aud give them liberal trial
In retiring from present business. would retn-u
sncere thanks to friends and the
very liberal and what is still desirable
business their general puncuaty in material aid
shall hencefor be found at the office Of GEO. FOSTER
(of which firm member). and will give the
of that house personal attention. and where shall
jan2s-tt NJ. FOSTER.
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BoLTrNG CLOTHS

AF every No. sale Also aysA rate
Corn and Cobb crusher which be purchased very
J. R. MoSRoE,s Tspily Grocery.
jams Of Oak and Second sts
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a MES sHOVELs.-25d oz No. 2. genuine article for
~ contractors, for sale Iowa CHAS. s. WELLS
dvce New Hardware Ecuse. doors below Br. Bsrk.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
SELLING HERSELF INTO SLAYERY.-Tht
Danville Va.) Register saws:

ohAhlNu hEhsELF ANIO OLAfEhi.-1ne
Danville (Va-l Register says:
Friday last a respectable and intelligent
free negro woman appeared in the Court be-
fore his Honor Judge Gilmer and made ap.
plcation for leave, under our laws, to sell
herself to james ]. Tinsley, Esq, of Cas-
cade, in this county, as a slave. His Honor
instituted very rigid inquiries into her mo-
tives, and caused both parties to undergo a
careful examination on oath, to show that no
improper or undue influence had been
brought to bear, and that this step was of
her own wish and will. Her value was then
estimated at nine hundred dollars, and the
order was accordingly made that upon Mr..
Tinsley's paying $3.50, or one-half her value,
and giving bond to the amount of $500, that
she should not become chargeable to the
county, she would become his slave. The
woman is 21 years old, healthy, of fine size,
and has three children, and is, besides, wo-
man of most excellent charslovr.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

The RIGHT WAY TO TALK IT.-The edi-
tor of the Auburn, De Kalb county, Democrat
as, launch and able Sheet which did infinite
service to the party during the late canvass,
thus calls his delinquent "fnends'' to one side
and talks to 'em:
Now one Of two things must be done, we
must pay our debts, or run away. And if our
friends do not come up to the mark be-
fore the fire of January, we shall discontinue
our paper and pay those who have advanced
their subscription, by the sale of our Office.
If men who have had the benefit of our pa
per, and exertions the past campaign, cannot
now afford to the pay their subscriptions, we
say let them go without paper. -, =
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
|. A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEll
H0LL0WAY'S 0INTMENT!!
The Graud ExteruaI Remedv

The Grand External Remedy
BY the aid OF microscope, we see millions OF little
openings the surface Of bodies. Through these
this Ointment, when rubbed the skin, is carried
any organ inward part Diseases of The Kidneys dis
orders OF the Liver, Affections OF the Heart Infamma-
ton of the Lungs, Asthmas Coughs and Colds, by
its means ehectually cured Every housewife knows
that salt freely through bone thick
ness This healing Ointment far more readily pene-
traes through any bone heshy par Of the living body
curing the most dangerous inward complaints that
not be reached by other means
Brysipel las salt Rheum and ScOrbutic
Hum0Ts.
No remedy has ever done much for the of dis
this Ointment. No case of Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore
Heads Scrofula, or EUsipeas, can long Withstand its
influence The inventor has travelled many parts
of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals, dispensing
this Ointment, giving advice as TO It's application, and
has thus been the Of restoring countless numbers
to health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Ulcers.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons rely solely
on the of this wonderful Ointment, when having
cope with the of sores, wounds ulcers gland
uar swellings, and tumors Professor Holloway has,
by command of the Allied Governments dispatched TO
the hospitals of the East large shipments of this ONT
ment, TO be used under the direction of the Medical
staff, iH the of wounds 1t will any ulcer,
ganduar swelling, stiffness contraction Of the joints,
even Of 90 years standing
Piles and Eistulas.
These and other similar distressing complaints
edectualy cured if the Ointment be well rubbed in
the parts affected, and by otherwise following the print
ed directions around each pot.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
WORMS WORMSI

DOCTOR DYES WORM CANDY is the best YER
~ mifuge, or Worm Bxtermnator now in use, and
is pleasant to take any other candy, and children
will devour it readily. AS proof of its good qua-
ties hear the Rev Jacob Sam the Presiding Elder OF
the Baptist Church near HagarstOwn, Indiana:
DR. DYE-I consider 1t a duty owe to You a pub
lie beneaet0r, and ~ suffering humanity 10 state that
have used your Worm Candy in my family, and have
found it to be all you recommended. gave stick
Of your Worm Candy 10 one Of my children that had
The symptoms of Worms. 1t the Candy > a lux
ury, and ii operates Vermifuge. bringing away
from 60 TO 100 worms snd my neighbors testify 70
the same effect in their families.
JACOB STAN.
One stick % sticks, 81, free of postage
all orders must be addressed 10 W. H. DYE,
Columbus Ind, Box No %.
For sale by w. w. ROBERTS,
oct5wSt Druggist, Indianapolis.
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BY the southern wall.

= BALTIMORE, Friday, November u.
The papers by the Southern mail furnish
the following items of intelligence
Returns from all but one of the parishes of
Louisiana give a Democratic majority of
1000. o.
In Georgia Buchanan's official majority in
all the counties but one, which is not yet
heard from, is IL, 1897.
The North Carolina Legislature assembled
at Raleigh on Monday r.
The brig Aloncabah, from Balize, Hondu-
ras, bound for New York, has put into Sa-
wanna, leaking.