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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. IA. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
~ pathic physician, has the honor 10 offer his
services 10 the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
OHice and Residence on l street, No. les, be-
tween Goth and 2lst streets.
N. B-Homeoptathic medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m l8-3m
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pERNAaD 6lLLE; AN HIsrORECAT
- Romance, enhancing the periods OF The Te,
az aeyoiutlon and the Meiican War, by the lion
jeremiah clemens, Of Alabama; price one dollar.
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TOR A. L D H II E5'8
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
4ss Seventh st opposite Odd Fellows Hall.

A MESSKS. TO II NJ fg6YM
"a late Of Philadelphia, and tSx+11H
szHsNORFLET Of this city, eRNSW
respectfully announce TO
their friends and the public, that they have COM
menced the saddling business at the above stand,
where they will make and keep constantly on
hand large and superior assortment ON ems !,
Ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDES,
MARTlNGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS Of
every description, both for city and country use.
All kinds Of TRUNKS, VALISES, and CAR
PET BAGS. Ladies SATCHELS, TRAVEL.
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and HAMES. HOIse, Spoke, and Dust BR USH.
ES. CARDS, C6RRY-G0MB3, SPONGEs,
&C, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of us having been practical
woTkmen for several years, we feel confident tn at
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. by Unrernftting efforts to give salts
faction we hope to merit and respectfully solicit;
a share OF public patronage.
Pasticular attention paid 20 covering 7ruaks
a,d repairing all kinds Of work.
Siddlsrs; tools constantly on hand aev TT
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and the Secret Infrmities
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Fresh Peaches and Apricots
Prune Cordial
Leyy's celebrated Bitters
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publis that he has now on hand large supply OF
all sizes and near the shape Of wooden COINS,
and that they can be sold as low as Wood Coins
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MOHAIR, MADRAS, AND sUdmER
II sTOCkS AND TIES All in VIZ II OF these
articles will please give Us cali, and examine
our assortment Prices low for cash
GEO. n. n WHITE 90
Gents furnishing store, 33e, Pa. ave he 9TH
and 10th sorsss. yl2
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RUCHANAN-LIFE AND PUBLIC SER
Dvices Of James Buch anau Including the mos,
Important State papers, by r G Horton, with an
accurate portrait on steel, 81. Just published ,
ana Tor sale at TAYLOR l. NAURY'S
jy2o Bookstore, near 9th stpest.
GAUZE UNDERsHIRTS AND DRAW
~ ers.-We have just opened a further supply
Gauze Merino Shirts and Drawers
De cotton do do
Do silk DO do
Making our assortment complete.
A good assortment q Ladies' 6auntetts with
our usual supply Of cheice Extracts, Soaps, Co.
ND . DY0Wns' Astea.
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bUt 17t hours,
Running Time between Washington and
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HAD II WASHINGTON.
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Wholesale Agents York City, O. "
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he Dra8gists Of this Olty. ct Slrlv
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was recommended 10 Mr.. John Tobias as
shillful optician ard as have eyes Of remark
able peculiarly, / was gratifed 10 End that Mr..
Tobias seemed 20 compreke d them by inspec-
ton and some slight Measurement, and be has
made me Pair Of spectacles that suits me ad-
mirably.
July IL, 1856. A. z. BUTLER.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, March "a. .
Cotton advanced sales of 25,OGu bales Orleans mid
ding at 9x99I4c. Sugar 73Ic. Molasses 351ac. Bbl
Lard DC. Nothing doingin beef Rio Cont l21
CIxcINSAT1, March IS.
Flour firm att 1906 Whisky dropping at 1873 @aOc.
Provisions unchanged. Groceries Arm; sugar - 994
Coffee l2h9l3c.
NEW York, March %.
Flour firm sales of 5000 bbls at &c 1497 IS for Strait
State 1907 81 for good ohio,7 6s@s l2 for Sou h
ern ands l9S96 for Southern extra and fancy Wheat
IN. firm; sales of 90 bushels Pork deClint d;
sales of 800 bbIs Ii IS Beef firm. Lard declined
sales of 80 bbs Zoe. Whisky dropping; sales of t0
bbls al as1c. Stocks higher. Sterling exchange firm
BALTIMohE, March Is.
Flour firm and prices advanced with small sales of
Howard street at 90. Wheat and unchange. goo |
demand aud prices slightly improved; sales of yellow at
soc. by weight.
BALTIMORE, March "a.
Flour firm at Sc 10 for Howard stree. AMI City Mills.
Red wheat 81 4s9sl s., white ST. 689si 7a Corn ae-
uve sales OOO 5295s by weight for white
and 54D56c by measure for elbow.
PInLA DELPHtA, March24
! Flour dull with little demands standard brands
are freely offered at 81 without buyers ouly limited
business for supply of the city trade at $7$7S for
common good and s. 5O9$s so for extra and eho ce
family. Rye -four is steady, small sales at 5. Corn
meal held 3 and firm. Better demand for wheat
with only fair offering. 100 bushels fair to good
Tennessee red Saturday sold at 81 619Sl 40, 2,o0t
blu Pennsylvania and Delaware red sold to-day al
81 71to 81 rs, hear Of sales OF white but quote
at 81 1881 % for fair to prime Rye dull and held
at ST. buyers offer less. Corn quoted active ard
steady with large receipts, supply by water begins &c
come forward to-day sales of It000 bushels yellow in
store soc and lot of damaged at So Oats steady Al
3sc Glover seed in demand 50 for bbls lbs
1 holders ask moe. whisk steady at 1904.
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From Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, March p.
The Topeka correspondent of the Democrat
writing under the date of the 18th, says:
The Free State Assembly will adjourn on
the 18th, until July next.
A mass meeting was held at Topeka on the
18th, at which Governor Robinson, Lieutenant
Governor Roberts, Dr. Cutler, j. II. Lane and
others made speeches. A grand ball was given
in the evening
Resignation Of Gov. Barstow, of Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, March 81.
Barstow has sent message to the Assem-
bly,, resigning the office of Governor. This
step has occasioned great excitement.
The GabsrnatOrial Contest in Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, March q.
1t has been proved in the Supreme Court
that BaGhford has a majority of one thousand.
Lieut. Gov. Macarthur is acting Governor
The constitutional question has been raised
whether he can hold Office during the remain
der of the term.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EPoRTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
CON EssIoNAL.
rH1Rrr-FoURTH coSeREss-F1Rsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON. March "a.

WASHINGTON March "a.
SENATE-Mr. Seward offered a resolution
which was adopted requiring the President to
communicate to the Senate all the Informal
ton in his possession relative to the revolution
airy proceedings in Nicaragua especially, the
seizure of the Transit Companys property.
On motion of Mr.. Seward the Library Com
mittee was instructed to consider the expedi-
ency of some legislative recognition Of the emil
nent services of the expedition under DR.. Kane
in the Arctic regions
HoUsE.-Mr Wilson addressed the House
condemnatory of the action of the late Naval
board.
The Speaker announced the Kansas investi-
CATION Committee to consist of Campbell. OF
Ohio; Howard, of Michigan and Oliver ofMo.
MILWAUKEE, March "a.
The Supreme Court has rendered a writ
of custer against Barstow. establishing Bash
ford's claims.
MILwUKIE, March 25.
Bashford has taken an oath and assumes
the Governorship to-day.
PITTsBURGH, March %.
River standing 10 feet all the ice in the Al
leghany has run out. Weather cool and
cloudy, several steamers have arrived from be-
low and numbers are preparing leave
CINCINNATI, March 25
River rising fast, has risen s feet since Fri
day.
New YORK, March 25
The Court of Appeals Of this State declared
the Liquor Law unconstitutional.
LOUISVILLE, March "a.
The steamer Caledonia, with heavy cargo
of freight from New Orleans for Pittsburg was
sunk to her cabin by ice near Marietta, ON
Friday.
NEW YoRK, March 25.
1t is now feared that 80 persons persisted
b. the wreck of the John Rutledge. A mar
rative of their sufferings is farfully heart
breaking.
All hope Of the Pacific is abandoned.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL7
TUESDAY Evening. March Is. :
FLoUR-yery dull small sales sc $6 IS per dray load
WHrAT-More arriving-smAll sales from wagons st 81
CoRN-Saes be delivered the wharf 27e
PoRK-SAles of O0e lbs; shoulders from salt
10 900 lbs hog round at Sc days.
BAcoS-sales lbs; Hams in small lots 81 to 1oc
Shou &c; Sides Sc; Lard held at StO $40.
SuGAR-Iu good demand 50 fair fully fair. il
hhds and sh to in barrels
MoLA>sEs-Held firm with sales 43 to 45c.
CoFFEE-Firn sale Is to 131<e.
SALT-kanawhA decline : to 40.
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8 i 9 q O o o.!
10000 NUMBERs.-1,OOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS, Quarters e.

-t.f APPROXIMATION PRIZES. =ss=sa- =
numbers to thosa
draw ing prizes will be entitled to the 500
Prizes. For example, fticket No 1880 draws
the s3 ESQ prize numbered Ii24s 1929 1921
and iIZ52 viii entitled $780, and according
to the aboye scheme. $500 s.a
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In 0eC0 tickets numbered from
20o0o There 200fu prizes and 500 Approximations
makDg /" all Loco prizes.
The numbers GOO eYrespondi with the num-
printed slips Of are
enecled with small tin nbes and placed in
Glass Wheel. ---
The amounts 2ne full prizes similarly print
ed encted placed in another wheel After revov
wheels number is drawn from the wheel numbers
and at the from the other wheel
by bows who bindolded The number and the prize
exhibited the audience and
the Commissioner the prize beirg plsced against
This until all the
prizes The drawing is then printed, and af
the eertifes to its eorrecnes
AFF Prizes PAYABLE in full. WITHOUT DETECTION.
Address orders for tickets to R. FRANCE Coz,
baltimore. MO
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OTWe learn that an old lady by the name
of Hetar, was drowned at Patoka on Thursday
last We have not learned the particulars,
but rumor says that she jumped into the river
with an intention to drown herself Cause as
signed is arrangement of mind. She was a
resident of this place, and leaves husband and
numerous children to mourn her fate.
Princeton Clarion.
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RnS NESS CHANGED.

HAyEssld my stock Groceries ressrs. z. IT COOK
& Son who will eontupe the usiness at old stand
winch Ihave to them for FIVE They will also
with it present Of Family Gro cries
and Produce hone friends and customers Will call and
examine their stock and give them liberal trial.
In retiring IF present business would return my
Is customers for their
liler pa ronape what is still desirable in
business their general punctuav 10 material aid -
found the Office Of GEO. FOSTER Co
(sf which member and will 10 the husin s.
Of that house attention. and where shall be
pleased my friends. . - .o,
NJ w . FbSIEk.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says the
following rates were firm at that city last
Monday:
St Lo,as-Dry Goods so; Heavy Freights
% T. cwt; Mdze., without charges, 40 cts p
hundred; Horses. IS p head; Wagons, So
Cabin passage, $1--$8 on the floor and S3
on deck
NeaO Or3eans-FIour 80; Whisky 81 so; Oil
l so; Pound Freights SOC p cwt.
NasbviHe--Whi Risky and Oil 90 p Dbl; Ale
ST. c; Pound Freight so per cwt Cabin pas
tsengerS SO.
Whisky and OIL 81 25 per Dbl;
Flows SOC; Molasses | so; Pound Freight 4Oc
per hundred.
Freights were offering freely to Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and New Orleans.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday
says:
The Ohio is booming up lively again. From
Friday night to dusk last evening, it has risen
fully five feet, and was still swelling at the
rate of over one inch per hour. When the
Daniel Boone left MaysvilIe on Friday, the
river at that point was swelling rapidly The
pilots on the Jacob Strader report ten feet On
Grassy Flats In few days, we expect to
find the Falls in nayigable condition for our
large steamers
"A difficulty occurred at Cincinnati last
Sunday morning, between VIM. H. Chick,
second clerk of the steamer Lands. and Jas.
Little, mate ofthe same steamer, during which,
the former drew pistol and fired at the lat
ter, as is said, in self-defence. The matter is
to undergo legal investigation.
- The fast packet Rainbow will be here
to-day from Louisville. There is no more
popular boat on the river than her, and we are
glad to understand she is being wellsupported.
Look out for her to-day, as she will start on
her return trip this evening.
- The Kate Sarchet arrived from the
Wabash night before last with good trip She
put off some freight at Mt. Vernon. She was
preparing to leave for the Wabash last even
ing. -E--.-.-
The Bowling Green arrived from Green
River night before last with as much freight
as she could carry. She will start on her re-
turn trip to-day, with a large cargo.
The j. NJ. Stockwell is reported on
her way up the Wabash with big load for
| Terre Haute and Lafayette
- The Wabash was reported by the
Kate Sarchet as rising fast when she came
ont.
- The Susquehanna was here last even
ing from Cincinnati for New Orleans, with q
good freight and loaded barge in tow.
1t was reported yesterday that the VIM.
Garvin is going to be withdrawn from the Ev-
ansville and Louisville trade
- The river was slowly rising yesterday.
Altogether it has risen nearly three feet.
Weather yesterday mild and cloudy.
- The Virginia was still engaged in load
| inr FIR New Orleans all Yesterday
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AM BROTY p ES
TAKEN AT TgsE
@TNR E "a MI 2

very heavy IN learningthe pro-
and in fitting rooms TO- taking Am hrotypes
prepared put in the finest style any sized
brotypes oue-ninth one-half The Ambro-
the Oaguerreotype in tone and beauty.
having none glare Duguerre plate and
any light We aso take swo pictures at one itting
negative pctnre and when held to the light
IL is perfestIy tsasnar~nt The Ambrotypes 'rabe.
beine when finished entirely air and water tight and
be taken in all kinds OF weather
adults Ter 81 ting from 10 to 30 5eeonds children
from to seconds. Please cali AMI see specimens
faIs If 49, - = go w. W. TIL ESTON.
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PUBLIC SALE
oFMAIN STR RET. SECOND STREET AND
HIGH STREET LOTS,
EYlaaeNilIea Ind

EV6N~VIates Ind
INV Saturday. the 25h day of April. 1855, lock
~ NJ Court House door IN Evansvill to
Common rleas of Vanderhurgh
tv in behalf Of the minor heirs by
sdut John Mitchell will proceed to sell
auction real estate wit:Lnt M.
Donation Enarzemento of Evansville fronting Is feet
Main along the Canal ia fe propose
tn parcels each fronting 1881 feat Main
feet deem
ALs1-Lot I03 Evansville feet front
Second and $50 feet deep an alley AMI adjoining
the residence VIM Baker Esq sell this lot
of>7 front each and 81 feet deem {
alley half of the adjoining lot No l4 being
Is square of Locust and Second
and we'll 6tte either for Business Residence.
ALs1-Lnts and in black Il. 18th enlargement
High street double frame house These lots
q wide an oat so etiorg aud IRE vel fenced
The titles believed be good Guar ian sdeed
heirs general war1ntee deed by the adult
heirs 10 he given.
R salez cash. the residue at six and twelve
Months mortgages with interest and waving
relief laws payable at the Evansville Branch Rank
JOHN INGLE JR Gaariisu
fer Minor and ye1t for AdNlt 1"irs
mhT IDS Of Jonr Mitchell
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FREsu OYSTERS Messas. Philip Hornbrook
& Co., have just received refrigerator of Bal
timore oysters fair, fat and fresh. These are
a little Of the best lot they have received du-
ring the season, and we can commend them to
epicures. Call early, as such a lot as these
will not remain long on hands.
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Ggt DAILY JournaI.
RALLY OF TnE PEOPLE.


"A meeting for the purpose of ratifying
the nomination of Fillmore and Donelson,
and for the organization of a FILLMORE
CLUB, will be held at Apollo Hall,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 9TH,
All, the FRIENDS OF FILLMORE
without respectto party. are invited to be
present. The meeting will be addressed by
speakers from abroad, and by several of
OR own speakers.
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Unsettled Claims sl76, 0s2
The tus Insurance Company Patrons the very
in Cash
the further security of their nociesal investments
placed the minimum market value the time
dprs in the standard Of They either
prime div dend paying stack. good valuable and clean
vesments yielding mode rate interest and income The
standard basis which the Assets have been being
Besides this sodlty the mpany calls
ard security it derives
Agencies through having the
presenting united phaanx of ExPEREScED UNDERwRT
TsR which has porked for thirty the harpies
holders and claimants 1osesand enables
the year 1896 with prestige future
uness than has been reached by really NnoNAL
sursaee Corporation. q. e--a -t-.--
An attended to with despatch and fidelity.
ian30-tf ALLEN. @, EHALLoCK. Agent.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
TUESDAY, March IS.

TUESDAY. March IS.
ELLA. from Cincinnati TO Nashville.
KATE SARcHET from Wabash to Evansville.
BOWLING GREEN. from Bo wiling Green to Evansville.
SILVER WAVE. from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
PAUL JONES. from New Orleans to CincI natl.
PETER TELLoS. from New Orleans to louisville,
THos. SWAN. from New Orleans to Louisville.
NoRTHERSER. from LOUSY lie to st. Louis.
JOHN BELL. from Nashville to Cincinnati
SUsoUhHANA. from Cinctnn att to New Orleans
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EYREsH OYSTERS again he had usual a. thecor-
a, ner mh3 TENNEYs & SORENS0N,
OR At'KERS AT WHOLEs sLEUNDRETAIL.r
TENE undersigned constantly hand large assort
of fresh Water. Bu'ter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Naval Bread which being manuac
by mtIoved Machinery. thew sold
price place IN West and exceled
qu sity the country.
stock alwa hand my shop Water street between
s. eamore and Vine.
dAcIQ II III.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-26

ESiRsT ARRiy and summer Dry Goods
The subscriber is laree stock of the latest
spring and goods and shoes
which the on of purchasers j. solicited
they viii be sold unusually lew Call an
I mhs tf.flEEs WIN. HUGHES.