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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

OF A Washington correspondent Of a Phil
adelphia paper, says that the trees and shrub
berry on the Mount Vernon estate, now owned
by Mr.. WASHINGTON, have been sold to a
company Of spectators for $4,000, with a
design Of manufacturing the wood into canes,
and that the necessary machinery for that
purpose is now being erected near the estate
We shall not now be surprised to hear Of the
disinterment Of Washington's body, and his
bones made into buttons and hawked through
the streets. That such an act Of vandalism
can be contemplated in this age, without elicit
ing an expression Of public opinion, is morti
flying indeed. Deplorable must be the "neet
or greed'' of the degenerate descendant of the
Father Of his Country, to allow the place
where his ashes rest, to be thus desecrated.
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OrF Orders have been given to all the gov
ernment officers to arrest the shipments of
supplies and men to Walker. Secretary
Marcy declares, in private, his determination
to enforce strictly the neutrality laws against
the Nicaragua fillibusters. Rather late re-
solve, after winking for two years at their
violation. The eclat of success or the odium
Of defeat, changes tue aspects of cause very
materially, in the eyes of the world.
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" The Indianapolis Sentinel, CT Tuesday
says, that Geo. D. Prentice is lying danger
ously i'll at st. Louis. Mr.. Prentice was at
our wharf, last evening" passenger en- the
steamer Niagara-in full mental and physi-
cal health
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CEF Dr. Orren Smith and his wife of Mont
pelier, VT, were riding in the evening between
Williamstown and Barre, Mass, when their
wagon was upset, throwing the Doctor forty
feet down a pIecipice, lodging his wife in a
tree that stood part way down the hill, and
the wagon in the same tree several feet above
her The horse broke from his harness and
tumhled over hole do~a-> t,~nG Neither ire
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R- Dvspepsa in all of emaciated HUI
nanity resulting from small like INDIGESTION
Flatul the Stomach
and ailments tending PROSTATE debl
and all of these ills yield like
magic Dr. celebrated Stomach Btters giving
it the reputation of rensating health thousands
yivifying and strengthening influence
upon their almost despairing and broken constitutions All
should use these during this weather. it is
the preventive Of diseases known For sale
H.
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n immense success Of the Newly ork
Daguerrooypc in this city they will continue until
notice Daguerreotype usual for 80 cents
pete Morocco and warranted large size Fami-
" Troupe Pictures Pins LockAts &c.
aeIy prices Rooms Washington Hall Elliott'a
Saddlery. Main street.
dec9-3wd MERRITT d co.
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IT The undersigned reque't the citizens OF tire city
and county, at Crescent City Hail. on Wednes
day evening the purpose of receiving proposition
from Prof Morgan, in relation to the preservation to
the county the Goddess of Liberty and Justice. We
trust that the subject will receive that attention which
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~ The Washington correspondent of the

0sF The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Pennsylvania says:
The Territory of Minnesota will, it is sup
posed, be admitted as a State during this
or the next session Of Congress. Preliminary
steps will be taken at this session. 1t is be-
lieved that the Hon. Jas. Shields, former Sen
! ator from Illinois, and now a resident of Min
nesota, and Hon. Henry NJ. Rice, the present
delegate in Congress, will be elected the first
United States Senators.
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j. FENDRIGH BROS. have just received large stool
orimpore1 domestic cigars They have also received
large stock yirnian Tobacco. All that fOn
good Cigars Tobacco would advise them call
F. FENDRICH & BROS,
novl7 Main ST.. door above First.
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o. Huntington, the notorious forger in
Wall street, is now on trial, with twenty
seven indictments against him. He has a
most excellent chance for an escape through
the meshes Of the law it is said.
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cow lost.

N--' STRAYED from the residence of the subscriber
NESzs1S 4 Tuesday the 18th, WHITE COW with rec
TN ears, about four years old. she had quite larg
good size tits, marks Whoever will return ner OF
information that found will be literally
rewarded. dee2t-3t H. o, BABCOCK.
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CRESCENT CITY BANK.
Evansville, lad. Dee. "a, 1876. )
This Bank will he closed usual Christmas and New
days Person having in notes due either
those DAYS please them the day preced
ing dee2i-2s W. BAKER, Cashier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

o. The health of the Hon. G. G. Dunn,
NJ. c., is improving so rapidly that he hopes to
be in his seat by the first of January.
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NEW ADvERTEsK1NEENTS.
r. 4 T f S

Onssquare time. soc: three times, ell
week, 81 Sos weeks, 81 so; one month a. three
months 81 s.; months $40; Sl5 Discount
advertisements Cards of six lines under 50
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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FOR THE JOURNAL.

never 'spired tew be poit.
Il neeIHt tell. 'sPose you IT'D
But if / thawt there's virtu init
Darn'd if would mt in q mint!
Rat when you taw K of 10 I ratyPio.
Webster's round an takes delite I'M
Ded or live he stamp your feeturs.
And "babiz'' tow. deer little creeturs.
On paper. iron glass or plate
He'll fx yewr shadder sure as fate,
So'uatral and so trew life,
When YEN re away twill fool yewr wife.
novs6-dtf TILESTON's Gallery.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
A general assortment comprising many new and fancy
articles. Just reeeivedhy A. c. PUSHEE,
dee17-1v MitehelIs Block No B. Main street.
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TO LET

At low rent to good tenant year for term
three story brick s'ores Vine between Water anC
First streets. Enquire of ASA IGLEHAkT.
dsc23-1w Real Estate Agent. Sd st.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RANN NOTION.

Noticesn this race ten cents per line inseron
line three times so line week. dis
countOn longer time.
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o. In the suit of the Rev. Mr.. Kelso
against the Cincinnati Enquirer for libel, pub
lished during the late canvass, the jury gave
the plaintiff one cent damages.
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o. 1t is said that the clerks who have the
disbursement of the contigent fund of the o.
g. Hon. =" -.-' 49,,
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CONDUCTED CHARLES DICKENS,
Tales Essays and other articles by William
Hewitt lie eh Hunt aGthorsss Mary Parton Barry
Cornwall Wkie Collins and all the English Writers. is
the interesting
the English Periodicals. It's circulation in this
constantly increasing and the public
Messrs DIX, EDWA RDS & Co. have made ARRANGEMENTS
with Editor and PrOprieor in England which will
able Weekly Numbers
their publication in England. The Monthly Edition is
tinu.d
TERMS.-For the Weekly Edition per number 50
per For Monthly Edition SO year
number. Those remittng will Magazine free
of postage. CLUES. copies So three copies, So.
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& q a e..
THE PRICE 0E COAL AT TIE
DODIlN MINES Is,


At the cents per bushel
Hauled to any part OF the city. .........l0 -
who desire lay their winter supply, while the
fine and the roads good. will have their order
attended by leaving them at the cce of the Bodiau
Mines the Telegraph office, Water street. Terms
cash JOHN WIMONO,
oct22 Secretar and Manager.
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THE SCHOOLFELLOW.

ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE Foa BOYS AND GIRLS
Il is now year since SCHooLFEILOw began
The publishers happy aeknew-
edge the cordial appreciation with VIII CT the public has
efforts produce really beautiful and vauah.
Children The has heea heavy
return and the enlarged
command enable tham promise additional
the quality of the work and greater variety and inter
in its articles. the best writers
country engaged for its and the vgant
will exercised that pure and true spirit shall still
claim of the SCHOOLFELLow to be the
friend children in every section of the country
be obtained of Booksellers, News
Agents. the Publishers. TERMs-One Doll year
payable always ADVANCE or Ten Cents number CLUBS
Four address, five copies ST. eight copies
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TIE BEST AND MOST REAUTIE I'll PRIZES OF
THE SEASON.

4 FAMOUS CHANCE GIRLS.
To the who shall send the largest number of
dollar subscriptions THE SCHoOLFELLow.' by the
Fetruary will award handsome Carpenter
Tools servieeaole and made his
in an ornamental box marked with his
girl who shall send the largest list of dollar
subscribers THE SCHoOLFELLoW. in the time,
will present charming China Tea Set brilliantly decorated
coors and having her in gold piece.
BOYS Grls-Seho climates and Playmates-n and
sountry-begin and be buoy and till the
February
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SURGEON AND MECHANICAL


EAR F HUTCHINSON, respectfully informs his friends
citizens of Evansville that he has taken
in building the Crescent City Bank directly
opposite House. stairs where he will be pre-
pared visits of those who may need his profess
al show them of his The
plugging the of tartar and the insertion
teeth will be in the most thorough
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TX. EDWARDS & CO.
PUTNANI's MONTHLY.
No. 321 Broadway, New York.
Publish the following MAGAZINE

PUTNAAI'S MONTHLY.
AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
yENHE Number for January. 1857. commences vol
ume The character of this Magazine is we'll kno
publishers have only that they TO relax
render it constantly wOrther bile favor
will had variety and popular entertain
pent the Monthly Will continue its survey of
public questions it will forget that the public
poets we'll instruction in monthly
zine.
TERMS.-s3. 90 year 25 cents Number. Subscr'-
renng Three Dollars will receive the work for
year, most paid
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EV A N S V ILL E

Posi- OFFICE NoTIcE.-The Post Office will
be closed to-day after l O'Clock P. NJ.
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Special Terms for all Three of Magazines:
PCTNAM's MONTHLY and HOUSEHOLD WORDS on
address Five Dollars; PUTNAM's MONTHLY HoUsEHOL
WORDS with The SCHoOLFELLow address, Tire
Fifty all three of the Magazines Fv
Dollars end Fifty Cents.
PUTNAM's MoNTILY HOUSEHOLD WORDS supplied
Postmasters Teachers ard Clergyman Two Dollars
annum. dec23-lwd&w
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AGAIN
NEW GOODS AT RoSER'

NEW GOODS AT ROSER'S.
UR long expected goods arrived Beautiful Calieos
De Lanes. FlanneIs, Canton FlsnHes double shawls
XIV. Jeans Gloves, &c. antie pating to fill ou
use early Spring Goods wish reduce pres
much possible therefore look ont
dec23 ROSER, BRO. l. FREY.
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CHIsIsTMAS GIFTS.

NETE carefully selected stock of Gifts suitable 20
Sv all occasions. We solicit citizens and the publ
to them. We have very large assortment
childrens' books and presents of all kinds.
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T. H G. T u e E 8

EARPFR for January. reed by
E q dec23 DOBELL 4 LISTEt
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e. h - u u - "a e
EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
FENHE Committee have made for a of
eight Lectures for the present winter by gentlemen of
CITY Hall WEDNESDAY evening Dec
9th. by Rev Sh On Ely DYER.
Subject, PHILOSOPHY of Criticism and Intellectual Pro-
gress.''
On FRIDAY evening December 2eth. by Rev. SYDNEY
DYER.
Subject Lyric Poetry Song writing illustrated by
original nags. Lecture to conclude with Love
and Song
And (on evenings to be hereafter desgnated) by
r.. L. MAGoON. ID. d. Hon. II. W. ELLSWORTH.
Na, NJ. DAILY, D. D. DAVID DALE OWEN Z. L. D.
Hen. HAMILTON SMITH.
RI Lectures 70 commence at I O'Clock.
ADMISSION Tickets the for a gentleman al
for gentleman and lady $50 for youths so cents Single
tickets for sale the Banks Books and Drug Stores
and Library Rooms. decz2-5t
EpIO COFFEE.-5O bags Just reed per steamer A. L.
q Shotwell for sale Low by - -
dec22 s. E. GILBERT co.
q LIVERPOOL TABLE sALT.-25 bags sne. lust
g 4 reed for sale by S. E. GILBERT CO.
dee22 Sycamore street.
66EEOLLAND's BEST TOBACCO. 20 boxes of
Il this Virginian brand reed. Also on
hand 40 and pounds whole and eaddy
assorted qualities for sale Low by
dec2o s. f. GILBERT CO.. syoamOre-st.
SILVER WARE.
sD OF Table Tea Mustard Sugar and Salt spoons Soup
Ladies' Knives ehdren's Forks Napkin
Rings will sold prices and
warranted puresilver. Call in and see at - ,.,
| decI9-tf Main street. bet. First and Second.
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novI7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13
The United states Frtgats Ncrrimac at south.
ampton-Iier Terrific Armament.

The Urted States screw steam srgs;e Nerrimsc Capt.
renderfrast arrived Al Southampton yesterday from New
roFs which port she len the qth INST The kerrlmsc
ore OF ar screw steam rgaies which the Unised States
government have recently bull; and n which every in
plvemsnt IN chip building screw stosm machinery, and
in-mkx ne armament, has been irtroc ueed. The Merr
mac y 500 tons burden and 500 hor power, with
crew OK nearly SEQ persons and armed with 40 guns or
eDoT nous caliore. Ia considered that she would be
abe 70 encounter the larges, ship 10 the British navy
he vas buiiat Boston Of live oak And launched twelve
month since Her pivot guns are paf lgren I'm prove
msrt on Paaxhan Her screw Gfrths' patent and her
csmpsscs are adjusted ~ a secres process which en-
trey Prevents local variation. She viii remain about
three weeks ~ Southampton, and will mot probably
wintcr A. oct. To-Day, al midday, TIE commander vii
Ere n honor Of the Ggihortea 81 the town The
frigaic immense lenfih. and has beautiful appear
Ance TIE water. He ioissnai arrangement seemed
alucss IcIseC
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Our RichGaoMd correspondence.

EqAosD 0.tchef 1853.
ln.,ra.,ns Po'.ta, eossr n Trcno. Fremont
srensn in tx SsasG--l.e sces. q bos:' sr-eshes
lam thus far ny way home-having travelled gerer.
ally through ths Southern country ard sper. mocn OF
nv me o- ne last two nocnths IN the mountains al Vr
eina have visited near al Tie ne rsces trsv
eled IN ire raroad and stages put UP al me offer
emit public houses Iiong tie route, and say with truth
ths. never has there great revolution public
rentimer, as IL this "Esve you Bois speecL'
have you read Bots great speech Ia The question every
where asked and great speech s Botts stands here
q the only link that the North With the South
AZ you Justly remarked ne Is the man Tor the tines bold,
fearless ndomA With the sag&csy and decision
Of Cay he handles the pcnderous oate Of Webster
and be 10 playing sad havoc with the reputation and
csso and rasn hat cracked
Governor Of this State. Bolts holds him 9. armsergth
with giants power and then exhibits him TO the rdcuie
Of the multitude. Rely upon II, with the people i e
aided affair they with Bolts and for him n his
CONTEXT with the Governor and his satellites and that
the only in this approaching contest Governor
Wise and bis party would be nywhere.
Il was bad day for Cartsn Scott and the Governor
when they pitched nto Bolts Ha friends here al say that
no man has ever sss.ed him yet that dd rot Come OF
find no paper sought for with half the avidity OF he
Herald; everywhere that can reach is read before
al other papers, but unfortunately dsee not tnd Its way
into the Interior among the AborDg classes, as should
It's influence, however omnipotent wherever does CO.
me F1smcns ticket could get votes in THIS State but
for the inmidatng steps adopted by the head Of the
government, to proven. it, If So this any longer be
called free country
Ii this should prove acceptable TO you viii drop you
occasional line in my travels through the country for
nisn.ng what political goaeip can pick up.
OcroBEw 8.
have Just read Botts second great speech in Peters
burg. he team. He goes for freedom o. speech and
freedom Of assures protection 70 all who choose 70
vote Tor Fremont and hurls defiance a all the powers
that God speed him his noble work of maintaining
the freedom and Independence Of the ballo. box He
said 70 be mere beloved in Richmond than any man that
has ever lived within It's limits. i would walk ten miles
shake him by tie hand and return him my thanks,
but tod he out OF the city, and leave
belong party, and voted but oEce, aud
no. yet made up my mind between the double g but
slsl no: vote for Buchanan.
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Court Of Sessions.
Before Judge Capron.


OCT 1.-The Court passed sentence uron the following
prisoners who have been convicted during the week.
Thomas GArvey, burglary, third degree; STATE prison
two years.
VIM Dugan and George Carr, attempt to commit bur
glary third degree judgment suspended.
George Brstow, assault with dangerous weapon Jsdg
ment suspended.
VIM. n. Dalton, chief mate OF the bark Charles Thomp-
son, convicted for embezz'ug large amount OF sugar
from the above named vessel. Although the Court be-
neved that the circumstances attending the were
ageravatng, yet In consideration Of the prisoners pre-
vous good character aAd position be would mitigate his
punishment TO two years in tho STATE prison.
Phillip Suter and Henry a. Paf, two boys, were tried
and found guilty Of stealing large quantity OF leather
from the store or Mr. Victor Henry Of New street. The
offence was committed In such . daring manner, In the
open day that the Court would not any cemen
cy, and they were consigned to the penentary for two
years.
Patrick NcCsnn viced OF grand larceny was sent
TO the State prison for live years. Recorder Smith IN
PASSING sentence said that the prisoner well
TO the United States authorities and was daring
racter
The Court adjourned to Monday.
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sslstz 70 70 100 srys ne rea- s,snesa sss nsdO
The ssilre pssssEe 70 ary days, including iss'ye
Be New % oetr .s.s sssss With ~osd nOs
expected 10 make the IN tiny dAye while
vest saving n expense win be gained, the freight
York from the Elack sea- The cana, dues on cargo
Of 900 tons and the ship amount 70 $50 and s.esmtues
osass on the lake and therefore he saving Of ccmuis
sions and freight mot ccunterbslanced by other m
AnosAer important matter is the Improved ccrdon Of
the grain which direct trade would secure A. present
the Liverpool merchants complain with justice OF the
Montreal in large ships That new dschsreing from The
Dean Richmond In - good condition e when shipped
thus showing TIE advantage Of the direct trade IN vessels
Nor should b forgotten that the wet requires the
manufasturee OF Great Britain. Our .ron hardware
Ike exports passing through several hands increasing
cen and occasioning delay These goods could be i'm
And now for few words respecting he vessel (Which,
with the cargo, came consigned % Kessn. EgIsud,
Athya Co, Of this por). me Dean Richmond s fore
drew ga feet with 400 tons Of wheat in her. and has
weeks The pn RS%ouS u ~ eue s1a Of os
excep: the decks and Ia fitted with oentreboard
which in deep water gives her draught Of eighteen feet
She has immense spArs for her size and ogether has
very raksh APPEARANCE AT presen, she is tho largest
vessel which can come through the canals; but ~
moderate outlay upon them We are given 70 undert and
hips Of 500 10 LOCO tons could easily be admitted.
Proposed American Packet Station In ire
land.
The Limerick journal, Of the Oath ut, thus comments
upon the renewed prospect Of an American packet
station
We shall eagerly watch and anxorsly wa.t for further
information to the progress Of this new line Of Collins
steamers but We shall not indclge any day dreams,
which might only serve TO illustrate the old adage about
counting unmatched chickens We shall only repeat,
what have already said than once, thss he
adjustment Of regular line Of Irish. American stean
pack \ merely n Uu0CtiOu time
Of commerce, and that "it must quickly olcw n docs
not rrecede the pletor Of the nasnct; sub Atlantic
telegraph" The name OF Collins, however, 10 ore Of
good omen. To that energetic proprietary belong the
feet Of noble steamers, among which the Pacific, the
Baltic and the Inflated Arctic have wen such wort
wide reputation and whose speed necessated the putting
forth Of Epglands utmost pow ers TO maintain, not gu
premacy but mere equality upon the TIE name
Of Collins deserves the eternal gratitude OF England for
awakening her from fatal trance of Gncied security
her poes ession OF the We shall reoice Ireland
shall incur similar ALLEGATION TO the fer awakening
her from her lethargc state of nacton, and opening
up resources which her hitherto made and
feeble efforts 10 dhplay.
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yigabe las long u fee. beam
drawing o.
Dear Richmond. 1885, over, l45 beam, 20 feet 2
inches; hold, II feet inches, tons. 81 dlaugh empty
$50 SO 9 fee 900 10 feet; manmas; 80
diameter, inches 6 feet; diameter. 10 inches
ioTcEs: feet diameter Is inches IA feet mainboom
feet: diameter l9 inches: gar ID Ioreboom IS feet
diameter, ls inches. gan, 81 feet bovspr ~ eet: diameter
70 inches-9ak pboom 60 fce.; diameter Is uches-ash
centre hoard. % fee. by - feet inches.
nEAS RICHMos IRON CHICAGO SHIP