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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CAR ID.

THE Members of the UNION FIRE COMPANY No. 2, Of
Lam beg the citizens
Lamasco and Evansville very patronage
extended them the night the 26th at their Ball The
aud the receipts Iarga. pany
be able prove that kindness Erongy
janI By ORDER
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81 T. should be universally known for it strictly true
that is the parent of large portion of the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia. Diarrha Cholera Morbus Liver
paint and many other diseases enUmerated in City In
indigestion Think of this all who
seemachs if willing guided by
TIERS stomach Bitters. which curative and inVgorant
stand alone unaPproahed For sale by Druggists generally
.a7rsrst HALLOCK Sr0DDARD.
dee15- WITT ~ WOOLSEY d SAWYER. I'D
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The Connersville Times justly boasts
of the fact, that there is no delinquent tar list in
Fayette county. The Auditor informs the
Times that there viii be no list to publish this
yesr, and there was none last year. How many
other counties in the State can say the same
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Our printers will take one grand holiday
to-day, in common with the printers all over
the country. In consequence, there will be no
Daily Journal issued tomorrow morning.
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JEFFERSON CRY, La, Dec. 2lst, 1856.
DEAR SIR:


JEFFERSON CRY, La, Dec. 2lst, 1855.
DEAR SIR
write you this note for publication respec-
ting the stock market as it now is, and what
the probability is. 1t will be a matter of con-
siderable interest to the most of the farmers
and traders of the Western States.
The market for beef cattle is at this time
very much depressed, and shippers are
losing heavily. The best descriptions of St
Louis beef is dull at z cents, and ordinary
Western cattle much lower, say from to G
cents per Id. The stock on hand is very am
ple with unusually heavy arrivals from the
lower Mississippi, White River, Arkansas,
Attakapas, Mississippi Railroad and Texas, in
addition to the Ohio river cattle continuing to
come in freely.
Now as to what the market will be, will
merely venture an opinion. A few weeks here
make great change therefore would ven
ture to say, that within month from this
| time, that good beef will command much higher
prices; by that time the most of the Southern
grass stock will cease coming in; this being an
| unusually late fall, is the consequence of them
driving so late. / will mention, however, that
calves and yearlings are in good request and
bringing firm prices. 7f..
The market Is glutted with hogs, at least
1000 head now on sale and holders offering
at 81 retail to butchers in small parcels.
think in the course of three days the price
will settle down to 5 cents per h. at which
rate spectators will take them. Then and
not tell then will there be any favorable
reaction in the hog market. Sheep are ranging
low at from 25 to so per head, and but
few in market. 9a, 4zaa ads t7e
arrived here the first of this month and
resumed the stock commission business in
copartnership with Mr.. J. I. Aycock, formerly
of Hickman, KY. Mr.. Aycock has been en-
gagged in this business for the last two years
and fully understands this market. Our bust
ness is good and increasing rapidly. Iwould
mention here should any of the shippers '7ani
information from time to time respective this
market, by writing or telegraphing to us al
New Orleans, their communications will be
promptly answered.
will mention for the benefit of my corn
shipping friends, that Capt. Dick Miller is
Master of the steamer Uncle Sam, and he re-
quested me to say his friends on the Ohio river
that he intended departing for the Ohio river
as soon as he gets her off of the ways, where
she is undergoing thorough repairs. Ihope
/
boat that the shippers will not forget to give
him full freight and encourage him to
return, as they will find him worthy gentle
man So Respectfully your friend,
I w. R. GREATHOUSE.
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nONATEON VESUTS

At the request his freuds, Rev. Samuel
Jacobs ethe Cumberland Presbyterian Church. will
New the purpose receiving any
Kindness from the people in the donations dce37
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A HARD HIT.-The providence Tribune
says that clergyman who supplied the desk
of the Matthewson Street church of that city
by exchange or otherwise afew Sundays since,
after reading nearly dozen notices, seeing
some half dozen more before him. remarked
that he supposed he must read them, as he
was not in his own desk, but he thought it
really wicked to adopt that me thod of cheat
ing the printer.
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MAsoNIc-A State Grand Council of Royal
and select Master Masons, for Indiana, was
organized at indianapolis, on Thursday 10th
inst.
The following is list of Grand Officers fol
the ensuing year:
T. L Geo. W. Porter of New Albany, o.
Pussant.
T. /. VIM. Hacker, Shelbyville, D. G. P.
/" L. B. Brownell, Ind's. T. l. G. M.
/" Il. S. Corner. New Albany, G. G. G.
{" Jno. w. Sullivan, Edinburg, G. C.
L. H. Davis, Shelbyville, G. I.
f. King, indianapolis, G. R.
The next regular Convention to be held al
ShelbyvilIe, on Tuesday preceding the 4tf
Monday in May.
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OF Last Sunday night was severely cold,
about as cold as any we have had this season,
Yesterday was bright and cold-a fine winters
day.
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INNTRUCTION Mis-

of taking lessons the Piano, Harp. Guitar.
EarTerms for each Instruments $40 per quarter. d20
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New Years Calls.

As usual, the ladies of our city very gen.
orally will keep up the good old custom of
receiving New Years calls. We hope the GUS
tom ,0iU be general to-day as circumstances
may admit. Let friends extend kindly greet
ings-let the New Year open upon renewed
pledges of sociable friendship--let differences
of the past be forgotten--it won't do to say
let lips meet, but we may hope hearts will
meet in cordial greetings. 1t has been sug-
gested to us by several ladies, that inasmueh
as some houses will be closed from family af-
fictions, &C., that those who intend re-
ceiving calls, have red or pink ribben at the
knob of the front door. A good suggestion
Carry it out
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" The Louisville Hotel is to be closed
four months, from and after the first of Janua-
ry, in order to undergo extensive alterations
and Improvements. The two wings are to be
LentirelY rebuilt
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PUTTING AT AUcTIoN-Ihe Circuit Court
of Reading, Pa, decided last week that the
law does not allow fictitious bids" at auction
and that if buffers are employed the sale is
void.
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INDEPENDENCE COgNCTE NO.

ANDEFEN DENCE COGNCEES No. 2S&
Meets at clock P. NJ. their Hall Water
TIE Telegraph once third Saturdays of each
month. ett2jd6w
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! II dec3I S. E. GILBERT CO.. SyO. near Water.
ID EI.MONT NAILs.-75 kegs Of this favorte brand for
| ID sale by S. E. GIL BERT Co F
dee3l syc. near Water.
TO ICE GETTERS.
HNHE subscribers have just received those
Waterproof Boots made OF Oil finished Harness
Leather warranted good made early viii
secure them. Come. HENDRICKS .MeREA.
| dee29 First Street.
TIC OUR CUSTOMERS
GHoRT settlements make long friends so by way of
y keeping the friendly call and pay your accounts-
BESIDES can have place start from in 1885, which
will be so NICE. just cali around end try it.
Es-9 HENDRICKS a McREA. First street.
P SIf the above don't work, shall be obliged try
the effect Of DUSNISG dec2s
TOYS AT AUCTION.
NoTICE is hereby given that Mrs Kollenterg the
II rest ofher stock of Toys at auction, Monday
dOc2s-td L. KoLLENBERe. Main street.
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT.
<AA JACOBS & DEHEER. Opticians to the
~ @S Royal Family of the Netherlands. beg ave
to inform the public Of Evansville that they have
with aarge variety Specacss of the
Pebbles. suitable for and intend
Washington Hotel for four days only Ladies win please
send their orders -.-s -s-r dec2s-&
NEW GROCERY
WOULD inform public this place that
old stand the of Locust streets
in which Tntead keeping full assortment Family
res and Country Produce which cheap cheap
est Call and see dec2s-tf r. d. SEEKS.
ROSE CLARK,
FANNY FERNS LAST B0OKi
a. FRESH supRly rsr Rainbow to-day at SIS ~
La deciS-du SAMUEL LISTERS Rock Store,
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
No Paper Tomorrow.

TUESDAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l
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FOR TfaE HULAIDAXs!

SOMETHING TO SUIT EyERYBoDY's TASTE!
CONNECTION AIRY, Cakes, Fruits Candy Toys, &C.
~ have splendid OF elegant Osnteeton-
airy comprising hsautifal lot Of Candy Toys imit
Flo Animals adapted fer Ho-
ldaY endless variety eonfecons elegant
will al Supplied with Ire pieal Fruits
fort Holidays Orders Confectionery Cakes
kc any description, promptly filled. would ash those
Aanti purchase gifts children to examine sore
% rich aud elegant eonfrcton Bif ..
dee17- Firskst reet mes Post Once.
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j. II. BYRAM.
. IT. HlNHH' " HN1 TIENN II
FREE OF CIIkRGEl!!!

TWO Splendid Par!or Engra,ings. entitled
Bolton Abbey in the Olden Times splendid
steel engraving from the celebrated painting by
Landsecr and the departure of the Israclites
from Egypt large and beautiful engraving
from painting by b. Roberts The retail price
Of the above engravings is SO. per copy, but will
be sent FREE OF CHARGE as follows:
The subscribers have established a Book Agen-
cy in philadel phia, and will furnish any book or
publication at the retail price free of postage -
Any persons. by forwarding the subscription price
of any of the So Magazines. such Harper $,
Goley's, Putnams, Graham's Frank Leslie )
Fashions, &c. will receive the magazines for one
year and copy of either of the above beautiful
cngravings. free of charge, or, if subscribing to II
80 and 81 Magazine such as Petcrson's. and
Chalens Ladies' Christian Annual. they will re-
ccive both magazines and IA copy of either Of the
above cngravings
Every description of Engraving on Wood cxccut-
ed with neatness and dispatch. Views of Build
ings Newspaper Headings. Views of Machinery
Book illustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business
Cards, &C. All orders sent by mail promptly at
tended to. Persons wishing views of their build
ings engraved can send "A Dasucrrotype or sketch
of tho building by mail or express
Persons ut distance having saleable articles
would find it to their advantage to address the
subscribers as We would act agents for the sale
sf the same. BYRAM d PIERCE.
so South Third Street, Philadelphia.
April 26-by.
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SPRATT'S PATENT PREMIUM

LNDR preserving ina perfectly fresh state. all
l. kinds Of FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. These
superior Cans were prominently introduced i"to
every section of the nitcl States during the past
year che sales having reached several hundred
thousand,) and never in the experience of new
article. was success more complete. In no instance
did they fail to preserve their contents whee the
directions which accompany them Were ohscr, ed.
In the Cans for this season improV cmont has
been made. whereby the only possible objection.
which was sometimes urged, To the RuHBTR COMING
IN CONTACT WITH THE FRUIT, will be obvatcd: and
we can confidently assert that they are, without
doubt, the most PERFECT AND RELIABLE
HermeiicGlly SeH-ScoIine Cans,
Hitherto offered to the public. All have aperture,
of sufficient capacity to admit the largest sized
fruit that can he preserved whole. The Gallon
size have Extra Large Caps and every Can sold
j. warranted perfect and guaranteed to answer
fully the purpose for which they are recommended
provided they are used strictly according to our
printed directions
Premiums have been awarded wherever these
Cans have been exhibited, and innumcrnhlc Ger
tificates lave been and could be obtained from
those who have used them. The sizes are--Quarts
Half Gallons and Gallons Let all who wish to
avoid the dis ppointment and loss which last year
resulted from experiments with Cans constructed
upon prnci pies which must of necessity
lead to such results. purchase PRATTS PATENT
CANS only. which are for sale, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL. at the Manufacturer Depot, MASONIC
ilALb, NucoiHut DuecI, hiliutipu,l, ny
JAMES WILCOX
rG@A liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers.
No Cans are put on commission. but the exclusive
sale will he given to suitable parties in towns and
villages, who will give sufficient publicity to the
article to ensure largo sales in their vicinity. we
furnishing showbills, and the necessary circulars
for distribution. Terms invariably Cash.
~ Also for sale above. tho PATENT
ROTARY KNIFE CLEANER. an admirable in
vcntion for Families. Hotels. &c; and WRiGlfrs
PATENT SECTIONAL BED-SpRING. the very
best thing of the kind ever invented. forming
healthful and most luxurious BED. and foi which
AGENTS are also wanted. May u, 1886.
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The subscribers having removed to theil
NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE,

MO. 27s CHESTNUT ST, fourth door above
~ TENTH are now prepared to offer large and
well selected stock of the following fresh and
desirable goods, principally of their own importa-
ton, or bought at auction, which they are able to
sell at the importers prices, and to which they
cordially invite the attention of tho Country Mcr-
chants. Hotel Keepers and families generally.
Buff, Green and Venetian Window Shading.
Barnsey and Irish Linen Sheeting, "a, 8-4,
o.. 1911. Ia. l2-4 wide.
Bolster and Pillow Linens of several choice
bleachers and all widths from :iS to 81 inches.
Bed Blankets of all sizes and qualities.
Crib and Cradle Blankets.
Bed Quilts Of the following varieties viz -
Marscillcs. We!tng. Knottcd. Register, AIhnmbra,
AlIendae and Lancaster of all the desirable sizes.
Bureau Covers. Table Covers; Window Curtain
Muslin, Towels and Towelng Of every variety;
Damask Table Cloths and Napkins; Shifting
Linens and Muslin; Cambria Handkerchief. En-
broilc,ics Hosiery Be. &c, Brocatcl, Dnmasks,
Morccns. Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Gilt Corric.s Band Gimps Cord, &c, d.
SHEPPARD d VAN IIARhINGEN.
importers and Dealers in Linen and House Furn-
ishing Goods No 213 Chestnut ST.. above tenth,
Philadelphia. lApril 2j--6m
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tEtiLI.ss AND FEVER.

s}AG,iIALt,S FEVER AND AGVE MI XTuR RE
4 !" an chcciual preventive and cure for ChillS
;rd Fever. hnmb Aguc. Intermittent Fever and
iinus Attacks. II rs also II valuable and SAFE
tonic and Alternative under many other circum-
stances totally free from admiXturc with any
mine At subsistence, containing neither
s mir, Copper, Mrrc",y or datimony,
TT EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE
IN j. .amposition. The ingredients are of MILD
hNftHE tSn "nNMINGLEn IN srrH PROPORTIONS AS
Nur 10 SHOCK THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. OR PRODUCE
UNPLEASANT FEEIl NGS IN TIE HEAD, As
a tonic. it is mt the same time very GENTLE,
Pow ERFuL and DURABLE. in effect Its slim
uIHting properties are slight as to produce NO
INJURY when taken in health and its continued
use doc. not Hecustom tn" system to its action.
as to destroy its usefulness as is the case with
most medicines.
II ia ofalvaGtaGe by communicating vigor in
the Chronic diseases which miasmaic fcvcfs leave
h"limd lhcn-suc!, ms aSuc cake. swc!lcd or torpid
liver DYSPEPSIA. debility. &c. 1t acts as IL
PREVENTIVE of Chils under exposure to
miasmas. as well ms CURE when they occur.
practical treatise on Chils and Fever. in PAM
rhct form has been written. and will be forward
Ell FnEE to any direction. by addressing the Pro-
rrieor and Manufacturer.
Since this preparation has been introduced into
Maryland. it has received the approval of all who
have used it.
.iocnts for Maryl,nd and Delanare:
nr. II. II. Mitchell. Elkton X L. Thomas
North East Il. =. Bowen & Co, IInvrc do Grace
= i, Hopper. Chesapeake City: James L.. Pryor
Head of Sass ,fras; VIM. +. Smith & Co. Milling.
tan: Gco, W. Denny & Co Frenchtown Cross
loads; Michael Scanlin. Old Town; T. z. Hazel
81 Augustine; j. p, Ireland. Georgetown = Roads
A. Jcrvis. Goorgctown; james Ford. CeciltOn
Pcirce 4 May. Sudlersviie; John Holland. New.
ark; William Temple and John ". Bew'y, Smyrna
FAwa,l BrinShur>t. Edward McInalI, Wilmington
VIM r, Alrchs distributing agent, Glasgow
Lockwood & Tatniln, Middetown. For sale by
the sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
EDWARD S. NORRIS,
2j6 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
July 10. 1S56--tnlcow
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MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING !!

EVERYBODY should embrace this OPP
Opportunity to buy Clothing for men and
boys, at GEORGE CULlN'S CnEAP CLoTII-
ING ESTABLISHMENT. s. T.. corner Markei and
Second SIS, PHILADELPHIA, embracing II
choice Of the best, most desirable and
fashionable Dress and Frock Coats, Habit
cloth do, Linen Drilling do, Tweeds, &c,
with great variety of BOYS CLOTHING,
consisting OF sack coats, polka jackets, mon
key jackets, vests and round jackets, made
Of tweed, linen drilling, cloth, alpaca, kerr
seymerc, Docskin, &c, &c. FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting of shirts, stocks. hand
kcrchcfs, &c, all Of which are offered at
The forrest possible Cash Prices, and as cheap as
any other clothing store in the Union.
G5-Parcnts who desire boys clothing, are
earnestly invited to examine the Stock.
W Country Storekeepers can be nccommoda-
ted al rery lou rates. GEORGE CULIN,
S. f. corner Of Market and Second St.,
April Il, lS56-y PHILADELPHIA.
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TIN-WARE AND STOVES,
AT PORT EEPOSlT.

TIVE Undersigned having purchased Of
l. Robert ChriSty the above cstabIisi n,lt;
is prepared to furnish every tlil . i'll lis lille
Of business upon the most acc,mm.daIli &
terms.
a full assortment Of Sheet Iron and Tit:
Ware always on hand.
D 2ooliing and Spouting done right, and
wLrra nied.
STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
which Twill sell as low as they can he IF:
TONED any where in the State.
Attention is particularly invited my stoer
Of COOKING STOVES. either for wood or
coal; any Of which ifnot found, upon trial .
b: as represented may be returned. Give
me Call | am determined to please.
JAS. r. TRIMBLE.
Port DEPOSIT, July oS--tf
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WnIGnr Secretary Of State; tJoHX r. PlrzrArGicK
Catholic Bishop of Boston; Prof joins Tommy. of
the College OF Physicians and Surgeons. New York
City; DR.. c. T. Jackson Geolosist Of the Public
Lands of the United States.
MEN THAT ARE MEN.
Among the diseases that this Pill has cured with
astonishing rapidity, we may mention tostivene 8,
Billous Complaints, Rheumatism, Dr"psy Heart
burn, Headache arising from foul Stomach,
Nausea. Indigestion, orbidinaction of the Bowels
and pain arising hcrefrom, Flatulcncy. Loss OF
Annette. all Ulcerous and cutancous Diseases.
which require an evacuaut Medicine, Scrofua or
Kings Evil. They also by purifying the blood
and STIMULATING tho System. cure many Complaints
which il would not be supposed they could reach
such as Dea fncss Partial Blindness, Neuralgia and
nervous Irritabi!ity. arrangements OF the Liver
and Kidneys, Gout and other kindred complaints
arising from low STATE of the body or obstruction
of its functions They are the bss' purgatve med
cine ever discovered and you will but need to us'
| them once 10 know.
| tY'Prcparcd by nr J. c. Az FIR, Lowell Mass
| aud sold by respectable Druggists everywhere
! AGENTS-DR. JOS. WALLACE and Dir
| II. IL. MITCHELL. Elttoh
June II loJ6-.m
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MORE NEWS.
BOOTS AED SHOES.
PORT DEPOSIT FoUNDRY.

-: TIE undersigned la,i, q
A-Ss-s tax EN- the old Foundry st:l Il
sssia!Esss M .s,. ut this place, would lcslrct
900 fully solicit lorton oi lIr-
lie patronage. We are prepared to do al IL .
Shortcat notice, and on the most reasunal lc
terms all kinks of
Hmaincry, Steam and ITmer Pipe, Stores, an
Plom Castings Of cartons oSSortmentS.
The Foundry having undergone general re-
pairs, together with other aGvantaers We
Hitter ourselves to be athletic do all wurk in
our line, to The entire satisfaction of all who
may favor us with their orders.
Y .3RMSTRONG 4 co.
Port Deposit, Jan BOY
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SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

nlPLOMAS have been awarded to the subscri-
~ bcrs for the above article by the
PENNsrLvASIA STATE Agricultural Society.
New JEuSEY
BrcKs County - I"
SrHrYKlLL CorNTY "
BERKS COUNTY " -
New CASTLE County. DEL. I" "
The quality and high character of our prcpnra-
ton is well known, it is considered the best and
most reliable Manure for
Cora, Outs, Wheat, Potatoes ami Grass.
Not only producing LARGE CROPS, but permanent
ly IMPROVING TIE SOIL.
Price $40 pcr2oOG HIS. CO. cts pcrl b)
Owing to the high price of articles used in manu-
featuring the above, we have been compelled to
advance our price To So.
CrTIOX.-Obscrye that every barrel of our ar
ticlc has OUR NAME and that of PoTTs 4 kLETr
stamped ON the head
W Pamphlets describing lis quality and mode
of using can hc had al our store. or by mail, when
desired. A liberal deduction made to DEALERS.
AGENTS WANTED.
We have for sale the celebrated PACIFIC
OCEAN GCANO. similar to that sold by us las
season. ard which gave such great satisfaction
CANCERINE, OR FISH MANURE.
A full supply of this new and valuable article
to which call the attention OF Farmers.
No. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANt
constantly on hand and for sale At the lowest rates
ALLEN q NEEDLES,
No. % S. Wharvcs and 30 Water St.
First store above Chestnut ST.. fhila.
~ Farmers can load ut the Water st. front an'
avoid the crowded wharf
August =, lSj6-.:m.