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CHILLs AND FEVERs seem 10 be pr.

('HiLLS AND FEVERs seem 10 be pre-
~ ValiiBg extensively in and around the city at
Present, and every body 10 wanting Quinine. Ihe
sasscrber lakes this occssion TO inform bis friends
tha the public that he has just received from the
Ganne which viii be sold at the lowest cash rates
.y the ounce otherwise. Aso the best Tonic Bit
'eis, which should follow Quinine.
JEO. w 9ARLlCK. Druggist,
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CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENTS.

ga FALL GOODS, IS56..-Thc SUBJ
scriser has just received beautiful ass,rt-
NJ ment Of Geutlemen's Furnishing Goods, such
IL as iue dress Shirts, Drawers. socks. Coll.rs,
su,penders, Gloves, Neck Ties Pocket Hdkfs, &c /,
&C. Also a large lot of gentlemen's Shawls, to
,beh he would ask the attention of his friends and
the public generally. T.. B. SPENCE,
oe 10 No Ie0, Main and ISsk sts.
-ae CHIIHREN's AND YOUT. Al g,
"a CLOTHING.-Tbs subscriber has now the
VI largest and best assortment of CLOTHING
Ia for Chdren's and Iouths' wear that he ever
had TO offer comprising all szes styles and qualities.
p.reuts aud gaarsns and all othsrs in want Of such
Goods would much time aad trouble By calling
ynn,e6iately on me, az am determined to offer sve-
~ ie3ucement 10 asare perfect satisfaction and will
Re sold low for cash, or to punctual customers.
J. II. RIDDICK,
No 1874 Main ST., opposite the American Hotel.
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The daily union., 1856-01-26
PENNSYLVANIA.

Bidders are requested % sraraiHs carefully ne forms Of pro-
peal and inaryctions anHe1sd
300l From Phoiephia, by General Wayne, Cabinet,
AYeH Hawrlurd, l,adnor Spreat Eagle pdo,
Fi8xcr, West Whi,eland, Downngo~n, Thorn
dale Iron Works, Cain, Coa,esville, Purkosburg
SAdburyyi,le, PsnnBatonyiIle, Chdsiiaua, Gnp,
Ktzr's, Beemouc, PoIadise, Gordonssie, Er-
terrrss. Lasta ter, aud Nountri5, u Columbia,
s23 niles nnd back, twice daily, by railroad.
Leave Philadelphia daily efrr arrival &C New York
mi'--saY IA 6y a N and l0l PM
Arrive at Lancaster same day NY " m and m,
and et Columbis BY II . 70 ~ ami
Leave Columbia daily al m anu q! p mi
Aruycbt Lapcasiei otnle day by a % and M
Aud at pbtIiItipha by y p m and an.
3002 Fram rhsdtlpha, by Conshohocken, Norrsiown
BJgrpor, Pod Kennedy, Valley Forge Pho
ntxyile R,ytr's F,ri Limerick Bridge, Potts
town, pang4ssyile, Dsugs0vn, Brlsboro,
R5adag, Tdlkrion, Mohnge, Lecspbr, HAM
buret, Prrl Clinton, Auburn, Orelgsbatgh, and
schuyikl Hwsn, to Potsvlc, ~ Mules and
Tack, rwco daily, except Sunday by ralroad.
Leave Philadelphia Cal y, except snnday, at % an
nUd VI pms
Arvc al Rsoiidg "a 20 day by 10 snd 6 pm,
ohs NJ PJusvile by ~ m rnd p m;
LeHe Ponsv.le daily, except Sunday, Of am and
Slpmi
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'''' frRg .sonSaie, by tko4i rsiila, Characteristic
asant Hin, and Mermaid, Del, !, 10 San'oD, -
miles and back. twice a week.
Leave Ayondsle Wednesday and saturday II mi
81 .s Arrive at Stsnton days by l IN;
Leave Stanton Wednesday and Saturday al m
4 Arrive at Avondale same days by pm.
| Proposals for ~ weekly "Trip ass Invited
SoI6 From London urose TO unionVilie, I miles aHd
Leave London Grove Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at m;
Arrive unionyic same days by pm;
Leave unionvie Tuesday, Tharaduy and Saturday
at4pm;
Anh. .. London Grove same days by SPIN.
JJi7 fiom Liz by Brckersvile, to ShaetIerso1n,' IL
miles and back, week.
Leave Liz Tuesday al pms
Arrive az ShaeHerstown day by D m;
Leave Shaeierstown Tuesday at 3 a M;
Arrive at Liuz day by I2 IA.
Proposals fol lhres-umssa-veek also for six-times-
a-week service, invited.
30I3 From LUZ, by Duroack, Schoeneok Renhelds-
VILE and Sinking Springs, to Reading, 2s miles
Leave Llx Friday al 3 no;
Ar,ivc at Reading day by pm;
Leave Reading Saturday at a M;
Arrive at Litz same day by D m.
Proposals for service are invitel
1919 From Reamslown, by Schoeneck, ReinholdsvilIe
and cocalico, TO Sha. ferstown, II miles and back
week.
a Leave Reamslown Saturday ut s a m;
Arrive at atShaefierstown same cay by 10 am;
Leave Shaeilersiown Saturday at IL a M;
Arrive at Reainstown day by m.
5Jso From Rcamstown by Tcrrc Hill, to Churahtown "
nlloe aud back a week.
Leave Rcamsown Sa nfday at s a Ia.
Arrive q Charchtown same day oy i2m
Leave Ghurchtown Saturday at lm,
Arrive AZ Reamslown ssn,o day by pm,
5Nsl From Safe Halbor, by Conesfogo, Martickyile,
CoemanviIo, Mount Nebo, Ra awinsyie, and Lib
tuy squasc, 20 Buck, 20 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave safe Earbor Monday and Thursday at IAN;
Arrive At Buck same days by 6pm;
Leave Buck Monday and Thursday at Ga m;
Arrive 90 Safe iarbor same days by liz
Proposals for three, aud also for sIx-mes- a-week
. service, invited. a#1 a#8t
3os2 From Manhem % Penn. mica an, back twice
week 09Ea#
Leave Mannheim Wednesday and Saturday at s m;
hutvs az Penp same days by a m;
Leave Penn "Wednesday and Saturday at1l a m;
Arrive at Manhcim saue days by IL m. gE
SoaJ From Mannheim, by Sporting Hill, to Mount Joy,7
miles and back, a week. ENgE
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNAII, Jan. &c.
Flour-recepts light 81 50 is asked generally, and
the tendency is higher. Provisions dropping. Mess
Pork S14, Hogs 10. Whisky hrm at24h.
New YORK, Jan. 2s.
Flour hrm 1000 bbls sold. Southern So 81. Wheat
firm, 1000 bushels sold, Southern red 81 81. Corn
steady, sales OF 70 COZ bushels Pork declined, sales
$500 Obls =: $40 81. Beef lower. Lard in bbls lIx.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %.
Bulk meats SC. hog round: Mess Pork sI6 5O9$l7.
Lard tic. Corn 6s97Uc. Oats 5sc.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a.
Wheat-more inquiry; sales at 81 35@Sl 40. Corn
Sue J2c. Oats 3,c. Ne Pork-a sale at SI4 so, for
spring delivery. Lard-buyers offer &c. Bacon--sales
OF ribbed sides at &c. Bulk Meatsales of shoulders at
SIC. sides &c. for present delivery. Hogspackers
offer $685. -. dividing 200 lbs; receipts light.
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MELANCHOLY DEATH BY FIRE.-We have
received the following extra from the office Of
the Ontario &C. W) Reporter:-A fire broke
out in the dwelling house of Mr. Richmond,
Prince Albert, on Saturday morning the 2lst
inst, which we are sorry to record, was attend
ed with melancholy loss of life. The flames
had enveloped the entire building before the
inmates, who were all in bed, became aware OF
the fact, and terror-strlcken, each, on awaking
rushed from the fury of the flames, with the
instinct oil self-preservation. When it was
discovered that one of the daughters yet re
manned in the house a young man named
Foley, who had stopped at Mr.. Richmonds
that night dashed through the flames to res
cue the sleeping girl, but, painful to relate,
neither came out alive, both having met fear
full death in the destructive conhagration.
Daylight presented frightful spectacle to
the agonizing signt of the afflicted family, the
charred trunks of two human beings with the
bones protruding through the blackened flesh,
being the only remains of those who, but few
hours before, enjoyed health and happiness
among them, without thought on the fate
which awaited them so near. The circum-
stances are rendered still more distressing by
the fact that the young couple who thus met
an untimely end, were engaged to be married
the ensuing week, it is said. The fire, we are
told, occurred through carelessness in throw
ing some burning ashes into a barrel in the
back part of the house."
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The Burning of the Steamer Evansville.


The fine White River packet concerning the
fate of which so much interest has been felt
during the past four or five days, arrived at
our landing last night about nine O'Clock, and
is now safely moored at Center Landing. From
her gentlemanly officers we have learned the
following account of her mishaps: On We'd
nesday, about twelve o'clock, when at the
head of Islands 81 and 69, some sixty miles
below Helena, Ark, the engineer on watch
discovered fire issuing from the middle hatch,
upon raising which TIE flames rose high above
the lower deck With great presence of mind
the hold was instantly filled with steam, the
hatch shut down tight and the boat run to-
ward shore and scuttled, and the passengers,
fifty-five in number, landed. The water was
only four feet deep at this point, and the boat
was raised and backed for about one mile,
when she was again sunk in five feet water, in
which place she laid twenty hours, the fire
still burning. -Ascertainng the water was not
deep enough to accomplish the desired object,
the boat was pumped out, and her officers pro-
ceeded with her ten mics up the river and
again sunk her at Wilson's woody yard, in seven
feet water, where she remained thirty TX
hours. Finding that the fire was out, it being
Sunday morning. the boat was pumped out
and proceeded on her way to this city, follow
ing in the wake of the steamer Aunt Lefty,
which boat cleared way through the ice for
her. The belief is that the boat was fired by
two Irishmen, with whom the officers had a
slight difficulty short time prior to the dis
covery of the fire, and those suspicious are in
measure confirmed by the disappearance of the
men at the first landing the boat made.
Memphis Bulletin, 18th.
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fudge ingram sustains the Liouor Law.

w. s. Chadwick was arraigned before the
Mayor, last week, on charge Of selling liquor
contrary to what remains Of the Prohibitory
Law. Pending the trial his attorneys sued
out writ of ha6eas corpus before Judge In
gram of the Circuit Court, on question as to
the constitutonality of the selling clause OF the
law. After full hearing of the case on Sat
urday, Judge l. gave decision in favor of the
law, and remanded the defendant for trial.
This decision is a subject of general gratiica-
ton throughout the city. 1t is final, and its
effect will be to entirely stop the sale ofliquor
except for the purposes prescribed by the law.
Lat. Jour.
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MGR ssIONAL.
TH1RrY-FoURrH coNGREss-E1Rsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. &c.

WASHINGTON Jan. 20.
HoUsE.-Mr. Dunn offered resolutions de-
claring, first that no man should be elected
Speaker who does not fully sympathize with
a large majority of the people of the country
and who does not favor the resolution of the
Missouri Compromise, or who will not hesitate
to exert himself for the resolution of that re-
striction.
Second-that the restriction should be re-
stored as proper yindication of the wisdom,
patriotism and the plighted honor of the great
Statesmen who imposed it, and as a necessary
and certain means ofreviving the harmoney and
concord among the States Of the Union.
Third-that the useless and factions agita-
ton of the slavery question, in or out Of Con-
gress, is unwise and unjust, to every section
Of the Union. But until the restriction is
restored, it is owed as a solemn duty to the
past, the present and the future, to persist in
efforts to that end.
The first part of the resolutions was reject
ed by one majority.
The House then proceeded to vote upon the
others.
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OF The Boston Journal says there is a
romor from a creditable source, that Ex-Gov-
nor Baker, of New Hampshire is to be the
next Governor of Kansas, in place of Shannon.
Gov Baker has sold his property in Concord
for the purpose of moving West.
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TWinter was made decidedly more win
terish in appearance last Saturday by fall of
xnow. Enough fell to make very tolerable
sleighing, about as good at least as we usually
get in this latitude. A few sleighs were out
on Saturday, but their jingling sounded rather
lonesome
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
New YORK, Jan. 26.

New YORK, JAM rs.
The Staten Island ferry boat, while on her
passage this morning with large number of
passengers, was cut through by the floating
ice and sunk near the mouth of East river.
The passengers were all saved by getting on
the ice, from whence they were taken in small
boats to the docks.
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Gr'Frank PIERCE is said to be busy cleo
tioneering for a re- nomination. He is franking
his message to the members of the Legislatures
of Southern States.
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Gbe Dailp gonrnal
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

or "Copelands exchange Bank" loans
money, Buys notes, land warrants, uncurrent
money, sells exchange on New York z cent
prem.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOTtCEi hereby given thai will sell at Public Auction
Tuesday the 18th day of January. 1856. the late
residence of ran:el E. Goldsmith. decd Centre rown
ship vandrrhurgh county all his personal property
sstng of Horses. II Cattle Sheep Hay. Oats Wheat
Potatoes Farming Utensils aud Household Furni
credit Of twelve TOnths will be given all
three doler the purchaser giving with
drawing and wavi valuation and aprrase
IN laws. DANIEL " GOLDSMITH
dec22-4wS Administrator, will annexed.
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AUCTION SALES.
ERnnNRS

.HlkAA NhLSON
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old House. Corner of Main and Third imme-
diatsly opposite the Washington Hotel
TMAVING leased for term Of years and fitted the
above we'll knoWn stand We are no ePared to
sAe auction private sale, all kinds
Merchandise household furniture. horses bug
gies, etc.. etc.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
cling O'Clock. A, M Also Tuesday, Wedu esday
and Friday tights. at early gas light.
and sales Of real estate promptly
to.
We weekly reesivinE and have now hand alarge
spindle banniser backs. scroll and scoop tops rim
office. French Jenny Lind, Bastle wood seat
mahogany and wood sofa Chairs;
chairs; spring rockers SOFAS soeabes
dining breakfast tables light wash stands
Lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsseads
trasses tin and wire safes, which will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hand great variety emotions ewelry
volns accordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips.
etc.. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
Auet's.
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R. E. SELL r s.
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES
Sc Il l. EIZS
Gel EBRATED LIVER PILLS,

Which stands Unequalled by any Medicine
known for the Cure of Liver Complaints and other Diseases
arising from a der lnged State of the Liver.
TENHIS Medicine has been public years.
and uired utaon curing the Liver Com
plant equaiIed by any remedy hereto
Bilious PurEativs Pill unsurpass-
ed and ar the origin only true and genuine Liver Pills
Tn" subscriber wous e aggrieved = be
the intention t. tain for tbs Liver ii air
of the public Of seeking for share Of which has
hen under COX prararo and veud this medicine
aside from the guar practices which he always
give rslef in diseases Of the liver any 70
For this disc had long successfully employed
lions an precautions might benefit
the result its has uy ned its reputa
Pill t- e. t.-tafas
As the necessity for tive pills has its foundation very
often in torpid state of the liver and the Liver Pills
commended with confidence all purgative pill
and adyanaseOusy to the Puts supervde those in
eral use.
THE WORM MEDICINE.
Has superior in this other eoanry for expeIng
Worms freq Ieny nfest children aggravae all other
and capable producing dis iurbances the
should bG prepared with care and Of the hest
and it is TO be eared that many o. the worm medicines
the ssrber offers the public rsd of the best
terials that can be procured.
SELLERS IMPERIAL. COUGH SYRUP,
Pronounced be the pleasantest ecaeious RENE
dy now for tie of Coughs Cous Heayines In
flehz Tickling sensations of the Throat ping Cough
Sellers Imperial Cough Syrup has given reiefto
pc mpart that cannot be claimed for the
Cough Mixtures in ren'ra use. -
ifammator articles. whOh while they give
re i really harm. Imperial Cough
spi,it may in ali e,ses
requiring active treatment The Imperial Cough
spectacle inhabitants Of Pittsbu rah and vicinity.
For sale by HALLOCK SToDDAD:
Agent Is a Evansville,
janis And by other Druggists generally.
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GLANN w ARE AT AUCTION

AN Thursday morning. Disc. 9th. at 9 O'Clock. viii be
" sold. without at sale Tn I'd
Main Streets assorted glassware consist
ing 0f pint pint. aRd Mt fumblers various patterns
ALSO-To close conss 81 pieces of Ohio Tweeds
and Cassimeres. TerEGs cash-PAR FUNDS.
WOOLSEY 4 NELSON. Auetrs
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NOT!oE isherehy given that the undersigned has been
pointed with the will of Danie
F. Goldsmith late Of Vandsrburgh county deeease ed Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH.
dec22-3ws Administrator. will annexed.
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SCHOOL TEACHEtt WANTED.

YOUNG capable of teaching the ordinary branches
~ Of English education hear U good situation in
the country. hy application
Is 3td1tw JOURNAL OFFICE.
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TIMEIS MONEY.

MOTHER invoice Gold aud silver Hunting Watches
~ Just and for sale cheap and GRANTED tim
BITTROIFF " SONS.
doll Main street. between First and Second.
SCALES Il pair Platform Scales for sale at
y nov20 CoUK'S Family Grocery
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FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

TWNHE undersigned his FIGURING MILL in
II oftirayve. Illinois. Almost everything
tel with the Mill nsw-engine, Dus boiling cloths
There three with everything excellent
ming order and calculated do fine and profitable bus
There is also connected wi the Sill
dwelling loue well arranged comfort with the
~ houses To person DESTROYS of emharking in
business of this kind chan here ertd which
seldom b. had The surrounding this. abouudS
kind OF grain keep the mill constantly running
running of the mill protabls The entire will
be sold reasonable and time given for part the
purchase money make it easyand desired farm
improved land will be taken For further enquire
on the pf emises. JOHN KIGALL.
jams tf
DISSOLUTION.
FWNHE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Horhbr and Charles Churchill. under the style of
Ho nhrook Churchill is this day dissolVed by mutual
P Hornhrook authorized the firm
P H0RNRROoK
CuAS. CHU RCHILL,
Evansville Dec. 5, '55.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having abe interest of Mr. c.
Churchill the firm of orahr Churchill, will
thu business the old under Horn
brook Co.. and socits the of the pHic All
persops the old firm will and
will present the same for settlement,
dee7-tf H0 RSBRO0K CO.
LOOKING GLASSES.
AMat times prepared furnish LookiHP Glasses in
Mahogany, Walnut Rosewo od Fran, LOOKING Glass
Plates. Picture Frames also Gilt Frames Picture
Frames and general of Pictures and Oil Paint
9Gs at Wholesale ~ retail. at the lowest prices
mhSd4win No. West Fourth atreet. Cincinnati. o.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

w ASHINGToN, Jan. 70.
The Senate is not in session TO day.
HoUsE-Richardson stated that he was
sincerely DESTROYS that the House should be
organized. 1t had been intimated here and
elsewhere that there might be an election
should he and the other candidates retire from
the contest. The gentlemen with whom he
acted would bear testimony that the position
he occupied was not of his own seeking, and
from which he was anxious to recede to re-
leve the House from its embarrassment He
would if possible retire to-day, but will to-
morrow, from the candidacy for the Speaker
ship.
Dowdell offered a permanent dcclaratory OF
our dependence on and gratitude to the Divine
Providence for immediate blessings, and con.
Guiding with resolution that the daily ses-
sions be opened with prayer, and that the
Ministers Of the City of Washington be re-
quested alternately to perform the solemn
duty. fa
The resolution was adopted.
The House then again voted for Speaker,
the ballot resulting as follows: Bank 80;
Richardson So; Fuller 30 Campbell, of Ohio,
5; and Porter, Cobb of Ala, Williams and
Pennington, one each. Necessary to choice
49,
Kent offered resolution expressing as the
sense of the House that if Banks, Richardson
and Fuller prevent the use of their names az
ter to-day, an insurmountable obstacle to or
ganZation would be removed, and the public in
terests thereby greatly promoted.
The House refused by tie vote to lay the
resolution on the table, and then refu sed to
order the main question on the resolution, SO
that the subject accordingly goes over till to-
morrow.
The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
The Democratic members Of the House went
into caucus Immediately after the House ad-
jourEed and after two hours deliberation,
Richardson having withdrawn, Orr, of South
Carolina. was unanimously nominated for
Speaker, on the principles, but not the platform
which governed the selection in the first eau
Gus.
A proposition to vote for the plurality rule
in case Banks and Fuller, in addition to Rich
ardSon, shall withdraw, was rejected.
| The Americans meanwhile held caucus in
one of the committee rooms. They are will
ing to withdraw Fuller, but insist upon an
organization on broad national grounds, and
Will strive to effect that object
The Republicans hold caucus this even.
ing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-28

E Prepared and ,Od wholesale and retslat 14 Narke
street. st. Louis 30 and 695 BroadW New York.
where also all the popular patent edcines are
wholesale retail as low and favorable they
he bought any other house.
RAJ sale at manufacturers prices by HALLoCk g
STODDARD and all the principal druggists rywheIe