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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-23
RIVER iNrELLIGENCE.

The RIVER is in capital boating stage, and
the first class boats are entering their respect
i've trades with the prospect Of long and busy
season. It is probable that the years pro-
ducts will not prove sufficient to make the
shipping business very heavy, but nearly ali
the warehouses along the river are stored with
freight awaiting shipment. The river is rising
at this point with plenty Of water on the Falls
at Louisville for medium sized boats.
O. The Rainbow came down Sunday eve
ming with fair trip, and resumes her old
packet days tomorrow.
OF The II. Bridges brought out Of Green
River large cargo of pork and tobacco for
the Southern market.
Or The Clara Fisher sunk last week in
the Allegheny has been raised.
CET The f. D. Newcomb passed up yester-
day for Louisville.
o. The levee yesterday was pretty well
filled with chickens, tobacco and pork. Good
things for the people Of the Sunny South"
OF Ice was formed along the shore-yester-
day morning in small quantities. Should the
present weather continue we may expect plen-
ty of it.
/ CET The steamer James Montgomery will
be here on Friday bound for New Orleans,
and will probably have room for all the freight
and passengers that may offer. Capt Mont
gomery is one of the pleasantest men in his
profession, and his boat is palace.
AccIDENT.-The Jas. Montgomery, on her
upward trip, while passing the steamer Henry
Graf, ran into her larbord guard, damaging
her considerably, but fortunately not sinking
her. The Graft passed up yesterday.
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or The Union Fire Company, No 2, Of
Lamasco, give their Annual Ball, at the Old
Brewery, on Friday evening, the goth. Prep
arations have been made for a very brilliant
affair, and the company will be numerous,
and there will be gathered on the occasion,
IN array of beauty, which will be dangerous
for susceptible gentlemen to attempt to with
stand; and gallantry that never yielded in any
attack before, will find itself an unresistins
captive there.
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PORT Of GpanspiIIe.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
SryDAy Dec. 81,

SUNDAY, Dec. 81.
WISCONSIN, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
EoRTHERNER, from Louisville 10 Memphis.
MODERATOR, from Pittsburgh to st. Louis.
WIN. KNOX, from Louisville to Tenn, River,
LIGHTFOOT frem Pittsburgh to Ma hYiile.
RAINBOW ON Louisville TO Henderson and back
RANGER from Nashville to Louisville.
MOyrAY, Dec. %.
II. Bridges, from Bowling Green to Louisville.
J. p. III BERD, from Nashville to Cincinnati.
D3N'L BOONE, from Cincinnati TO Nashville.
u. NkWCOMB, rom y. Orleans to Louisville.
JAS. MONTG OMkRT, fsdf1 y. Orleans to Louisville.
HIGHFLYEa, from Louisville to New Orleans.
B. GREEN from Evansville to Bowling Green.
II. BRIDGES from Evansville to Bowling Green.
II. GRAFT, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
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THE SLAVE CASE AT WAsHINGToN.-As the
telegraph has the argument of the Attorneys
at Washington, in the case of Scott and 9TH
'ers, before the Supreme Court, it may be well
to know the precise points at issue. They
are here:
1st. Whether free black man is citizen
of the United States so as to be competent to
sue in the Court of the United States.
I'd. Whether slave carried voluntarily by
his master into a free State, and returning
voluntarily with his master to his home is a
free man by virtue Of such temporary resi-
'dence: and
Sd. Whether the eighth section of the Mis-
souri, act of 1920, prohibiting slavery north Of
latitude 36 deg. 80 min, is constitutional OF
not.
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" From Mr.. BETHEL of Newburg, we
learn that considerable is being done in the
pork business at that point. Hogs bring So,
though there is a marked deficiency in the re-
ceipts of this year compaed with the proceed
ing ones.
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Supplies for Walker

New York, Dec. 19-The Daily Times
says various munitions Of war, including most
of the improved incendary missiles used at
Sevastopol, have been supplied Walker recent
Iy from this city.
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GA critic, malignant enough to tell the
truth, says that the most awkward thing in
nature, is woman trying to run. They can't
do 1t. They are nota running institution, ex-
cept with their tongues. If there are two ar
engagements in the world that were never made
for feetness, on the pedal, they are women
and ducks.
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PURIFY YOUR RL Old!
10Y TO the EOrld!!
THE ONLY INF Ai.LIDiE Kennedy.
REV. AIRS A & RILLk


all medicines that have been discovered during the
present age the thousand ills that flesh heir to,
wonderful PREPARATION Only three
the discOverer (whO spent decade IN
public is already recognized y the most emf
all the country be the
prng effective remedy for certain diseases of whsh
they have knowledge. -.
failed command of the faculty because be-
tested found contain nexiOus ingredi
ents which the good effects of the sasapara and
the health of the patient 1t is notso with
Hurley's preparation.
This is the pure genuine extract of the and will
be effect ertan and perfect of the
following comp plants and dseases:
Affection of the Bone,
Habtual COstiveness,
DnbiIitv INDIGESTION,
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver plant
Dvsnensia Piles
EYyssipeIas Pulmonary Diseases
Female Irregularities, Scrolula or hlhg r.yi
Fistula Syphilis
And all Diseases of the skin
Resides curin the above also known be
weru tonic purifying the blood and iuVigoratng the
system. :. - ,
aud its general effect the most ehcacous
most desirable remedy of the 1t IS already exeH-
the and Is last obtaining
reputation. The instances OF 1t
are daily coming propTietOrs knowledge and he has
recommending it to and all who desire
70 procure relief suffering One bottle being tried
its apparent to admit Of turthsr doubt
Recoect utleys Sarsapara is the only genuine
in tn market.
-Price On dollar per bottle. six for five dollars.
sale at mandatory Of Seventh and Green
streets louisville Ky. Also at wholesale houses of
RAcoN. HYDE i Co. st. Louis No
] WRIGHT & Co. New Orleans. La
KELLER FARNSIEY Il Co, Evansville. Ind.
And hv all Druggists throuRhOut the Ontted
cites Canada. Mexico and South America. ap2-1y
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q The citizens above Main street have
been annoyed lately by some one endeaVoring
about one O'Clock each night to raise an alarm
of fire, by ringing the bell of the Neptune
Engine House. We advise those who are in
clined to make disturbances of this kind to
look out.
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THE CINCINNATI SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-A
correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
gives the subjoined account of this great enter
prise:
John A. Roebling, Esq, architect Of the Nj
agara Suspension Bridge, is atwork, 'hammer
and longs" building the towe rs of a structure
on the same general plan though not adapted
for the passage of railroad, as it might be
with greater cost. This project has long been
talked OF, and the charter believe, was gran
ted some years ago by the Legislatures of Ken
lucky and Ohio. 1t was not till quite re-
cent date that subscriptions of stock could be
secured to make beginning. Some enter
prising men have procured S350,OOO, and will
probably issue bonds for as much more which
will complete the bridge. The progress Of
the work is very interesting The towers oil
which both foundations are now laid, will be
SO feet base, by 81 feet high, and one thous-
and and sixty feet apart. The cables will be
anchored three hundred feet back on each side
of the river, pass over the top of the towers
and thus made to sustain the weight of the
bridge. The entire span will therefore be six
teen hundred and six feet-a little short .
'one-third of a mile. The elevation of the
floor at the middle, above low water mark viii
'-sJe one hundred and twenty-five feet. The
;great flood of 1852, the highest on record
rose siXty-two feet above low water, and max
ing allowance even for this. there will remain
sixty feet, which is considerably more thar
will be required for the largest steamboa
pipes on the river. 1t will be a novel specta
Gle to look down on those splendid float
ing palaces passing under the magnifcen
span.
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100000

$50 prizes amounting <Oz ,OUO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters s21z.
coo prizes of 80 will by figure
the the $40 900 prize. For example if
the number the 80 600 prize ends wi No then
the number ends in will he entitled
$40 If the with No 2 then all tick
where the will be entitled So
too.
which the risk:
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets s6n
do do 10 Half do 20
do 10 Quarter do
Address orders fol Tickets Certificates either
S SWAN d CO. Atlanta. Ca, or
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PURIFY THE BLOOD,
rIOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
A n y
PHENIX RII'TERS.

FROM ALL MINE RAJ PoIsoNs.
TENHE popularity which MoFFAT's LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BITTERS have attained in consequence OF the
extraordinary effected by their renders it
into analysis OF
their medicinal virtues properties Having been more
before public and having the united
testimony Of more than MILLIONS who have
employment of the perfect health by
them that putatOn the bestvegetabe
medicine now public admits Of dispute In
city village in the United States there
no are ready testify their efficacy in removing dis
ease and giving the whole system renewed vigor and
health. - =
the MEDICINES il truly
ihng removing in few days vesEe of these
diseases their purifying effects the blood
FEvFR DYSPEPSIA DRoPsY. PILES. and in short
most all diseases yield their curative properties No
family should without by their timely
suffering and expense NAV he saved Preparsdhy
WILLIAM B. M0FFAT, NJ. D.. New YorK.
And for sale by KELLER, Pa RNSLEY co.
mh5 Evansville. Indians,
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BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
We have for the last month, given our
readers all the intelligence we have been able
to get over the line. We are again without
dispatches this morning
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Az ORDINANCE

TaHO prohibit the erection Of wooden buildings in certsu
portions the city of Evansville therein mentioned
SIC LIST. oriaued by the Common Council OK the
ey Evansville shall be lawful for
to be erected any wooden
ing buildings any wooden building or buildings
be removed of the OTIS OF the city OF
lot of the original plan OF the
cv Of Evansville s on any Enlargement
city, any th following lots in the
En- Of Evansville, to vitLots Nos
I45 I6 t4s I49. 1870 Isl 49, l53 M rs l56 ~ l58
I65, S6 1851, 1873 lb9 40. III ~
ia IA I75 f7b ~ I9 lso 49, s2 ls3 49, l85 1856
1877 1888 1879 I90 I9l a2, 1873 s4 le5. 1856 91 l98 ls9 zoo
pos 2O9 20. 2li, 2l2 2l3. 2l4.
BIG 28 29 22O 22l 222 223 2Zt rs 226 zS 2Is
235. 2i7, 23S. 239 and $40;
any No Eastern Enlargement OF said city
I'd Any person sons who shall violate the pro-
shall forfeit and not
dollar than fifty dellars for each aud
every day after being notified to remove the same.
a. An ordinances coming in couhiet with the pro
JOHN dEWSON, Mayor.
WELL H. WALKER. City CLERK.
Nolksbote copy. noV-'>"'t
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AND ON ANEkNIAl

and Planters will
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they respectively demand each being especially anJ
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have received newspapers section the eouu
try we quote from The n Y. Sun
paper and is richly adorned with Illustrations >
attain to high position The
Itsone of the best weekes psbiished we TAX
pleasure bringing notice Of the reading pahc -
1tarrishurg. Pa. Herald.
The talent energy the proprienrs its original nd
eresng and the beauty the typography
fail 10 secure for it a gen eral circulation
TWllliqm5burg, Pa Independent Press.
and family Journal have hesitation
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without delay 'lFultOn Pa. Rep
1--WE dislike pufug city emanAtions but in this
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porarie Natan composed of sound substantial and
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the hands crack brai authors
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10000 Numbers with thoe the tickets
placed The prizes placed in another wheel
from the number wheel, and the
time prize from the other wheel The prize
the drawn. This
Is repeated until all the prizes drawn
tickets. enclose the address for
ordered, receipt of which they will be for
warded by first mail.
The list OF prizes will be pur-
chasers N mediately after the drawing.
Sc will please write their signatures plain and
piv their Post Office. County and State.
e that every prize is drawn and paysll in
full without deduction.
81 prizes of 81 90 snd under pa Dme diately after
the the usual time thirty days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets eashed renewed in other tickets at
of5c dec15-f
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-NEW YORK EXPKENS FOE 1s51.

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m circle Of readers 1t viii in future be published upon
the cash system.
with the cash plan. price will he reduced a
which all wish obtain it. the
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New York.
usual political general meelaneous and other read
ing agreeable family the New York
Markets stock and money markets togetherwth the Cattle
general interest.
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OF Cold weather has come upon us sure
enough. A freezing wind blew from the
North yesterday and the coal carts were kept
busy supplying the demand Of citizens.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES

FOR JANUARY, 1857.
r. FRANCE d. Co, Managers.
Drawings under the superintendent Of the State
Lottery Commissioner.
PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DRAWN.
a GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERY
On tn HaVa p Ian.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS 4,
To be drawn Baltimore Md Saturday, Jan. 31st 1857
10000 TicketsE1,OOO Prizes!
Lotteries prize must be drawn by
as all the prizes dra of the wheel
Re T. Hubbard d Co.. suthO rized by the Managers
MI all orders.
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FLORIDA RA1LRoAD.-There is a road rapid
ly building from the mouth Of the st. Mary's
River, on the Atlantic, across the Isthmus of
Florida to Cedar Keys, on the Gulf of Mexi-
co. The distance is 1877 miles, more than one
third of which is graded, and more than 1000
tons of the iron is on hand. 1t will be com
pleted in year. 1t is designed to take freight
and passengers across, and avoid the extreme
ly dangerous navigation around the Isthmus.
1t is said freight can be delivered at New Or
legns, from the Atlantic side. at less than the
cost of insurance around the Cape. 1t will
shorten the time Of the transportation of goods
between New York and New Orleans, from
Is and 20 to days. 1t is one of the most
important works, when its results are con-
sidered, now building in the country.
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AUCTION SALES.
CHRISTmAS GIFTS.

VA 0oLSEY & NELSON will sill their Auction
w Room Wednesday afternoon Dec 2ith OK
and early light variety of fancy articles suitable for
Christmas presents for the little folks dee23-tds
AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',
EEAVIEG leased for term of years and fitted the
Old Court House, Of Main and Third
preparedto receive for sale auction private
SALE all kin fgoo3s merchandise; household
furniture. horses, bugges, etc. etc.
Casha advances de HnnsgHrnents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
CONNER einga o'clock, A, ALSO Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ghts ct early gaslight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The frat Monday of every month, At 10 clock NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map Of the City
Evansville containing all the Ealargeue4rs and he
evng will he for the interest of all concerned have
Mo Of Every moNth the sale of
Real Estate atauso All those wishing to sell reque9-
ted TO hand in in time to give the public due notice
The patronage OF those having Houses and Lots Lands
for sale either publicor sale spcctfuly solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEY NELSON. Aaot's.
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BRILLIANT SCHElIE!
GRAND Consolidated LOTTERY OF MD.
GLASS @.
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday Jan. 24th 1857.
SCHEME
rs Numbers--15 Drawn Ballots.

Wkoles $50; Hal' slOi Quarters s.; Eghths $3.50.
Certificate Of Package Wholes $265 90
do do 26 Halves, l3S5O
70 Quarters, 600
do % Eighths, - 33I1
tickets packages in of the Mary
land will receiye prompt sttenon and the draw
ing allied to purchasers after it
Address r. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. 80 Fayette St. Box No. 30.
dse22-tf Baltimore Maryland.
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SUNDTEsES.
sSSALTPETRE. Ersom salts. Sulphur. Roll Birthstone,
- Alan. Perry Davis Pain Killer. Saleratus Seas:
Almonds Brazil Nuts Bedeords reel and doze0 hemP snd
MANILA Blocking Tarter Cigars all kinds
Copperas Gloves Cinnamon Essence OF Coffee Glass TASKS
Jars Lanterns Ginger ground reserved Herring
dish Maekerel, Indigo LogwoOd extract nd ehlpped
Mustard. Matches Mercantile Writing Fluid NutIaess
HOLSTERS Oysters Fools cap and wrapPln
Percussion Caps Powder Pepper Sauce. Pepper. Spice
Stone Pipes Pitch Tar Rosn Table Salt. Sal Soda Ex
Sarapsra. Stone Soap bar and fancy Sar-
dimes Spirits Turpentine Tobacco Irvine
Teas Tar Vinegar, &C., &C.. &c. for sale LOW by
8, E. GILBERT & Co,
decl6-tf Sycamore street
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SINDRsES.

sD= BoXES choice Virginia Tobacco. just rOc'd per
&asoI5 In. COCK son.
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HEST RECElN ED
81 The splendid Illustrated London News Almanac 1857
Godey's Lady's Book for January;
Yankee Notions for do;
Brother Jonathan IS Pictoriai;
Recolectons of lite time by Peter Farley his new book
and splendid selection of elegantly bound gift books
dec1S DOBELL & LISTER.
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noy5n q we & d HERMANN
GASISIS'FV5 (IgF'ES,

a LARGE and beautiful assortment of Annals Albums
IA and other richly bound books of every variety suita
for presents Also Pocket Bit'es, Hymn books and
Prayer gilt plan Ladies Wsrkboxes aud Cabas
Toy books of all sizes just reed and fer sale
by deeIg T. CONJUNCTION g. co.
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AUGMENTATION PRIZES.

Whole Tickets SIC; Halves s5 Quarters $3.50.
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SSUPERFISE FLOUEi-Choice brands atreduced prices
- by mh27 ]. W. & s. VICKERG.

NWTE have tust land uay making al
Nv dious alarge and fine stock of Watches. Jewelry
Clocks Siver Ware all articles usually kept in
ewelrv store direct from the manufacturers
arc abed to sell very figures The public
p2rtcuSr invited TO call and
arr stock AM nricea BTTTROLFF Il SONS.
ana Main bet. LIST and2i.
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i5 boYes Iumr; I5boxes III Lump;
A 20 DO lib do; ~ DO Francy 7 visit;
! do,q Kegs 'An'' 0HU"A In. COOK & SON.
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II $50 packages new Nackersl; s drums Goldfish;
100 boxs No. Herring; Il cases Sardines:
50 fresh Cove and Spced Oysters inst red and
for sale by deeI6 PRESTON BROS
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COPARTNEHSgEIp NOTICE.

AeY~~TT~s = TENN b$sEbs bSlist ht.o iht'
kA@5sseSS Master. will maxi regular trips between
Nashve aud Cincinnati during tho season,
passing Evansville every alternate week for Cincinnati For
freight passage apply on board de99- Sm-
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TUST RECEIV 200 legs ass, d Belmont Nails 70
% sale by dec7 TENNEf & SohENSVN