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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

o. The Puritan Recorder sums up the
statistics of 'eYangelical" religion in our
country as follows: Over thirty thousand
working ministers of the gospel, sustained by
foIr millions Of church going people. Church
property, seventy millions: religious contri-
batatjons, twenty millions Of dollars per
annum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

OF The weather was growing colder yes
terday evening, The canal is now answering
very useful purpose, and many Of the ice
houses are being filed from it with clear ice
four inches thick.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

CoNGREss.-Mr. Mason Of Virginia was
elected President Of the Senate in place of
Mr. Bright on the 9th inst.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.

INV OELLAN5, j an. o.
ToJocco considerably higher, with sales from
12to12@ for ordinary and I3,ol7 for choice.
Molasses 81. Sugar dull. Pork firm at 10
for mess. Bacon shoulders 81; long middles
9. short midlleS 10
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Or 70 lad Dovn ths Trrawa1di being Pesscges Ct ID
ventures u1r@R Fnrilo. BY N martcan l2aIo
c!ctA. Hilsfr3ted tl.}e P-se. Price 81
tayig the late &irmcse W.T. and IN t's tF .
ass pictirosU Ec.uir OF his remarked! e ad-
Tie that iiSt'e IS Enen Of te singular
Yeouie BarnatFa Land o. the HGttg tgf haut the
Gful4ea FoOt'and that ork is
the the and curious deld renders
The doIden Dagon" peculiarly interesting book.
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(~F The steamers j ohn Warner and w. L.
Ewing are ice bound around the point
They left here on Monday evening, loaded for
New Orleans, but as we predicted did not pro
coed very far.
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o. Winslow, Lanier & Co., paid on the I'd
inst, in New York, the semi-annual interes,
due on the bonds issued by the State of Indi-
ana for banking purposes.
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90 There are vast quantities Of freight at
the Evansville wharf-suficent to load half
dozen Fl st class steamcrs.-Lo,s. jour.
.tThat'S 500
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExPRE8sLY ron THE JOURNAL
New YoRK, Jan. 7, P. NJ.

New YoRK, Jan. Z. P. NJ.
Our Government has been officially advised
of the appointment Of Mr.. FilleireS, British
Minister to this country.
The capitol of Vermont at Montpelier, the
most beautiful State House in the country, has
burned.
INDIANAPOIIs, Jan. Z.
The convention Of Republican editors of
Indiana, Yesterday passed resolutions asserting
the power and duty of Congress to prohibit
slavery in the territories; regarding the prin-
cipes and measures Of the Philadelphia con
vention as essential TO our prosperity, AMI AZ
the Old Line Senate cf 1855 refused to 90 into
joint ballot for the election Of U. S Senator
and olher officers, and refused to pass a law
prescribing the mode Of election Of u. S Sena-
tors, it is but just and proper tnat the opposi-
ton members Of the approaching Legislature
refuse with frmness and determination TO 20
into a Joint convention for the election Of any
officers or consent TO the election Of U. 5.
Senators in any other manner than by a
separate vote Of the two Houses.
| The hotels are crowded to day with mem
/ hers Of the Legislature, which meets to-nor-
row, and delegations to the Republican State
Convention, which meets this afternoon.
/ PITrsBUEGH, Jan. Z.
The river is unchanged. Weather colo
with appearance ofsnow.
CINcIENATI, Jan. Z.
River gorgcd Ferry stopped.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

OF The steamers Princess and South
America were abandoned by her passengers
and crew, yesterday, at the mouth Of Green
river where Both boats have laid up on ac-
unit of the ce. A lrage number Of the Off
c. and passengers pas c through tis city
yesterday and will attempt to reach their des-
tin ttion by rail road
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-08

OF The Hon. Stephen a. Mallory has been
re elected Senator Of the United States
from the State Of Florida for six years from
. the 4th OF March next.
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We understand that presentation of some
thing was made to a small editor in this city
on Thursday night. Probably it was intended
by some enyous or ill-natured persons as a
burlesque upon previous presentations to his
superiors.
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EVANSVILLE, Jan. 7th, 1S5G.
Inc Evansy lie Benevolent ASSOCIATIONS beg leave to
retu thaiks to tho Godam Mining Company for their
timely donation Of two undrtd bushels OF coal to the
Association, for The benefit of the poor.
By order OF
DR.. ). CASE berry, Sec'g.
Or: WV. ELLIOTT. President.
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IstsAA0N.s pApEAH AOEsON,
Or. EloraI Beautisar.

Z GREAT Co.a.tic fer be,afsirS the stin end com
e pexon and aorinz GHaPpsd iitdts, fsee, LIS
Tan. Saabtvn FcesE}v Pt.lpl7 Se$'o. Saro3 etc- i
4fe cure Plesane Wishing VIII give m
relief. Altar shsysg ID is very so % the ss1
IL s-ns he harts sgFt white al f1r i Iua Gl&0os
p be found TO he great repsdy Prlee one
dOllsc psr bottle
PHiL0S'G MAGIC HAIR pEE, ....-.-
One The very best Nas,tr hs World. It's Long
has proved beyond AMI being veg.e-
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the 70 tell l. r5tc nature iaif
Price 81 and p. 80 par hrx.
Made Ca aol by Z Pr NLHT. ct ~ Bros "a eorae1
D,v 81 AID 57 BraaIvay Nicholas Hotel! N. y, and
ali drlg-iss3 ad fancy stores tar "a. ont the u =
PuAz0Ss CHEMICAL II AIR iIYltt98 iT"1
THE most c3-net- article kad before oUeTd 70
the .uJlie has slsoi the Gs5 OF t"auy sa~s 10 sais
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hlhAN Hfao0
! AUCT EONTEEEs, COMMISSION aEFBCHAATS,
and fEeai E2sEate Brokers,

DASiELv0 oLsEY... HIRAM NELSON
AUCTEONEEHs, COMMISSION MFBEHAATS,
and sEeai Estate Brokers'
rEAvTNG leased ior aterm Of years and fitted the
2 Old Court House, OF Main ar Third streets We
resolves sale at auction or private
sale all kinds merchandise; old
furniture. horses. buRgies, etc. etc
C5shalvance- made soGsien gaents hen required.
Reg1isr sales every Eqeslay Thursday and Saturday
inrat ok. A. IL Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday lights. at early gaslight.
SALES OF RE Al EsT ATE.
The first Moudoy of every month at 0o'c!ock A. N.
Having provided ourselves with larre Map the City of
Evansville containing a the recent EnarEements, and be-
will be for the interest OF all concerned have
arsrt the Aloajsy Every n for the sale Of
Real ataGatjol Al those wishing sell requeF
ted to han titae give the pnhc due notice
The patronage those having Houses and Lots Ian Is
fo~sIle puAcor private sale solicit
ted jyl5 WO0LSEG & y ELS on. Auot's.
D3sy GDOB$AT AUCTE0E!
EUzT received and viii be sold suction. Auc-
- Rooms regular agle days large au6
OF Dry Goods. Motions and fancy articles.
consisting part Of Brown and Heached ShsetuE and
ShirtnEs Satinets ascaes C5stns Fanaels Blankets.
Teams. Hosjnr Gloves, Nits. Spool Threads Lincys.
Nerine4, Shas1s, SusTeaders, &c. &c.
Asu:Flhes and Pocket Cutt!srT JeTelry ond Watches.
Gics erd lair BFIsbe fancy scans. Razors Nee4ss
Aeclrdeos aad& great varsity Of f1Rc rt ces uaeT-
mention NOOL>E1 6 Nelson.
novI Auctionaers
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tIN0INNevI. Jan !, P VI.
Flour quiet IS IC for choice. Risky better; sales
at -095G. a7sc heat quiet and unchanged Corn is
firm. Hogs teady. Pr vision, buo!ant. Groceries
in light a- naDd and little dong
CIxcIxY4TI, Jan. :, 5 P. NJ
Flour is IN mod rate dem nd and prices firm Nhjs-
Ky active and alvaRc q to -o1.e logs in moderate de-
ma n prices firm at 50 5s@S1 II; Father qui. l.
Pfevsiols IN 1derAte request; prices finn. with no
spe ulatVe GC.l4nd.
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FsEHiX POWDER COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN

q C51 N I'D % W 81 @ - c
AVTN reduced er prices 70 correspond sith the re-
:. q dIcsl Satp9tre, continue to OEcr their well
}uoaa irloGs ELECfGiC INDIAN RIFLE rad KENTUCKY
RF icr in kogs aud caEjsters. Also Guupow6er 0r
BIl,tle Mining. prism m assortment of quaIitie
ao a required the trade, guaranteed to give eutira
5A-. faction.
thair Powder, which has eu Dyed the
highest than twenty five years, wi! be
found unsurpassed By other manufacture of Ghe kind in
the world.
For<&e principal dealers and also the Office
Company 50 Wall. u alter street. New York.
"A. q. HAZARD, President.
4 2. DOUGLASS Scc'y. nay 25-Gad
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EFJt5 4 q = , ! = - On IA \ u . y ~
ESS FRS DobeII d Lister leg TO call nu7c attenon
to they snPpIy AePEn, PUTNAM. GuUEY,
ENICKERB0CKER HOUSEHOLD WORDS, GiiiAli, &C. a. tbs
price the publishers. either by the year or u
subscriber the entire Pas-are and
usually receives his Mgaz week ear thar
psnai routine The new velume ct Harper con-
renc,e Vita December No. which will he received II 2}1.
week By noyl8 DOBGLL d LISTER.
58VD THE 9ARBERR We have in our large asso-t-
q aucy style that is five ysars old, made
cxnres5ly ior BARRIERS use.
dec!3 z. II. COOK son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & Co.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
DE II "a. = II q ~ TT e.
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Yvsss HAVING fitted upa mammoth s=2zss
$50 Whc Boat. the largest on the stsz5 ..
Ohio River N the substantial manner we are pre-
business Entrusted ourcare, eth
8r by EsEVEES, RAILROAD GEG CANAL
without exposing the nclemency ofthe weather, any
perry; and particular ttenon viii be paid Reccv
StOrng ard Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce CONSIGNED to and ali orders promptly allied
? O'HILEY returns his sincere thanks to his nU-
friends Tor their former patronage and espoc
IN " solicis acantinuance ofthe same which will be
}uly raciprOcatel.
Store Room woilsuppIied, will be kept f0rthe ac-
notation Of Boats, and their orders carcEE He'd.
rGa3-d& VIZ P. G. O'RILEY & 60
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NEW YORK.

From sLTsEEiT G.. RECHARDSON,s Ad-
vertising and Correspondence Office, No $50 Broad
way, New York.
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IMMATURE ALHASAC:
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NEW YORK.

From ALBERT q. EgEC5zszE EsSoN7s Adj
way, New YORK.
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RISES. q SUN SrTs,...'........459
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Our Government has been officially advised
Of the appointment Of Mr. Villeires, British
Minister ia thic country
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ONE thousand sacks Am alt. for sale sacrifice
dec29 P. q. RILEY.
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F.szpE.2CR NAPOLEON AHD THE EafFff E
.g2EEESaNE.

coHr1DENTIAL coEEEspoSDExcE.
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-rrgDnyy ASs.-sx1o and 1oxI2 just reed Psr
S Asa steamer James ''' s. E. GILBERT 90.
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TO LEE

IAN term TIE story building consisting of
rooms of Market and W alnua street,
poyI M HALLOCK e. STODDARD.
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The capitol Of Vermont at Montpelier, the
most beautiful State House in the country, has
Lnl.nn1
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Markets " Telegraph.

River gorged. Ferry stopped.
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.-tAsTt Doors Blinds, Gl<ss. FuttY oil. White Lead
- 2ius. Paint TurreutIae AMI \ nils. haul to
arriv, largely by dsc25 i. !. BABCOCk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-12
Announcements.
To the Editor Of The Sentinel.

To the Editor Of the Sentinel:
SIR The Democrats and Union Wings of
this District are beginning to talk Of the ensu-
ing Fall Elections, and of the persons they
consider most suitable for the various county
offices. Among those the name Of M. H..
LETTON, of Rockville District has been
freely spoken of in connection with the Sher-
iffalty, and if he will suffer his name to be pre-
sented to the County Convention whom it meets,
his nomination win be strongly favored by
may 1-te CRACKLIN DISTRICT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-06-12

WASHINGTON AoUEDUcT.-W under
stand that over six hundred men are now
at work upon the Aqueduct. None of
the new contractors have yet commenced
operations, though several have executed
their contracts and furnished bonds
The old contractors are at work upon the
Georgetown and Great Falls divisions,
with about twenty men. The remainder
of the force is at work for the United
States, building conduits near the Great
Falls, and also near the Little Falls, up
on portions of the work heretofore COM
menced, and not yet contracted for
There is also force in the Seneca quar-
ry, quarrying stone for the Aqucduct,
and gang of carpenters at Westburg
getting out centres for bridges.
We regret to learn that an accident
occurred on Contractor Decker's worl
on Friday last, by which four men were
caught under :. ccllssy bank which they
were undermining. Two were killed OIL
the spot, and of the other two, one was
dug out with his leg broken below the
knee; the other had his thigh broken il
two places. The wounded were brought
down on the packet, and are now in the
Infrmary, where their limbs were SCI
and wounds dressed. Star.
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TRTSTEES' SALR.

pY VIRTUE of Decree of the Cir
I'D cult Court of Montgomery county,
as Court of Equity, passed in the case
Of Thomas Hunter, next friend Of Eliza
X. Fitzgerald and others against Cecilia
A. Fitzgerald and others, the subscrib-
ers, as Trustees, will expose to public
sale, on the promises,
On Wednesday, the list OF July next,
at the hour of II o'clock, NJ, the Real
Estate in said proceedings mentioned,
being the Lands and premises of which
Michael 7. Fitzgerald, late of said coun-
ty, died, seized and possessed. situate in
said Montgomery county, and more par
ticularly described, as follows:
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woOL! WOOL!

-,asT, ABOUT 1900 YDs. HEAVY LIND
GzaaI sEY, rendy for sale or exchange for
Id WOOL, for which the best mar
kct price in cash will be given. Carding,
Pulling, &C., done as usual Having
turned my whole attention TO the wooden
business all work shall be done RIGHT.
Wool and Cloth received at PooLEs-
VILE. CLARKsBUHG, and NEELsyrLLE,
and returned when done, by the public's
most obedient servant, &c, &C.,
June 12-3t DANIEL PRICE.
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ALLEGED HoMIcIDE.-A friend writing
from Poolesyille, in this county, informs
us that an inquest was held in that neigh
borhood few days since upon the dead
body of a negro man, belonging to Cap
tain FIELDER DARNALL, and the jury
rendered a verdict of death from inju-
ries received at the hands Of another ne
gro man belonging to Mr.. JAMES BEALL,
of the same vicinity. The suspected
party was arrested under a warrant but
made his escape from the officer. 1t is
to be hoped that he will be retaken.