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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
WAsHgNGToN, Jan. 81.

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fs8EFC- WAsHNGToN, Jan. 81.
SENATE-lfr. James S. Green, Senator
elect from Missouri, appeared, and was qurli-
fed and took his place
Mr.. Seward presented the petition of the
Geographical Society, of New York City, pro-
testing against the coinage CT three dollar and
three cent pieces, and praying that none but
decimal coins may be issued from the mint.
Referred to the committee on finance.
t The submarine telegraph bill was then tax
en- up.
HoUsE-Mr. Or, from the Investigating
CO nmittee, made report, setting forth that
Mir. Simonton had refused 10 answer certain
questions as to members approaching him
with corrupt propositions, deemed material to
enquiries by the committee, and concluding
with a resolution directing the Sergeant-at-
! Arms to take Simonton into custody and
bring HIM before the House forthwith, to an
swer for contempt of authority.
The resolution was adopted, only 1G votes
/ being IN the negative.
BosToN. Jan. 81
The ship Orrissa, Capt. Storms, from, Cal
cutta for this port, was wrecked on Sunday
near Cohassett. The mate and three seamen
were drowned.
The barque A. G. Cochran, from Apaache-
cola for this point, was driven ashore near
Race Point. Crew saved.
The schooner Boneta went ashore near the
same place. Two Of the crew were frozen to
death.
The schooners Granite State and Panama
are ashore on the Southwestern groand
The barque Chester from Philadelphia was
driven from anchorage, and has drlted to sea-
Several vessels have been wrecked in Giou-
coster harbor and others have dritted to sea
Six bodies from tue wreck Of the barque
! Tedisco have foated ashore
- The brig Sirate from Georgetown was driven
ashore on. Monday at Cochituate. -Four CT the
lcrew were drowned and the vessel is a total
/ loss.
Sr JouNs, ~ B., Jan. 81.
The ship Mahytur, from New Castle, Eng
land has been wrecked in the Grand Mon
arch. The crew was saved and have arrived
here.
New York, Jan. 81
James Harlan reelected, Senator from To-
wa-30 maj.
The Southern mail for Europe and Califor-
MA failed to arrive in season. Latest New
Orleans dates the llth.
ALBANY y. Y. Jan. 81
The State Committee of Radical Democatic
Republicans appointed by the Syracuse Con
venton met last evening to consider the ex
) pediency Of nominating candidate for tn,
United States Senate. The Convention wa,
Idiyided- in their opinion but the majority form
ed the nomination Of Preston King
BosToN, Jan. q.
The America from Liverpool via Halifax j
below and will be up at noon. Her mail
, will be due in Philadelphia to morrow after
noon if not INSTRUCTED by snow.
.-.-s -a., PiTrsBURG, Jan q.
) Weather clear and m:lder River unchang
: ed. -..-
CISOTyNATT, Jan. 81.
The river is still closed. Weather yer
cold.
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COMMERCIAL.
Markets bv telegraph

CINCINNATI Jan. 81.
Flour active md advanced to SIS 60; Whisky dull and
declined to 90 closing dull and nominal; Mess pork
tive and advanced sales of 5000 bbls- at SIS; Bulk
meats IN market demand and firm.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 81.
Flour firm and in fair demand; Wheat owners ask an
advance; buyers approach with Canton Mesa pork in
ialr demand and firm at S21 Lard rctve and advanced
l2}l Cut meats, sock higher; Causing slight ad
vance, shoulders 81 Hams 1881 Sugar in fair demand
and firm Orleans to IL; Coffee dull and nominal at 10
to l5 LEseed oil active ui rates. sales of 40 eco
gallon At ee5 deliverable IN FebrusFy Bacon Arm at
10 to u54
New ORrpAHs, Jan. 10.
Moasses G2c. Flour is firm at S7l- -. Mixed corn
is See. Pork is firm at S2092O 50. The rest uneAsn g
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other grains below an average crop buthe weather
time very fIyoratie aud nearly all was
secured in excellent order, The quantity of wheat for
shipment will be considerably less than former years
owing to the increased facilities for Touring it. We
have this place FIGURING Mills with capacity foI
making 500 barrels per day. large quantity of wheat
isneeded for milers when makes this good point
shipments of this article for sale here The increase in
mills in country adjacent to this place has been very
great. -s-,. .s
FLouR.--tre exports OF Flour from this place has
been largely in excess of former years, which will also
continue to Increase THIS market is destined to become
great mart for this article The convenient facilities
Of shipping fom tas point and the little delays mers
expert nee receiving sales concentrates large
quantities here The basuess for the last year has been
very satisfactory.
Provisions.
PorK-The operations in this branch of our trade the
past year has been very large, but we think not We
satisfactory. Very high prices paid at the
mencement of tile last season. 1t believed
that the result Of the packing would show large
ana prices later in the declined iat the pro-
duet could only be soil a low figure; the decline
however, there U3sar denan- and in the spring
prices advanced, and later in the sales were
made fair profits. As the advanced the stock
found in of tho demand, and prices again
rapidly declined. The exports this article also were
largely in excess Of former Years.
The present seasons operations are about closed
far packing is concerned, and will show ling on
compared with last yeur. We have arranged liable
of the packing for the counties 81 South Western II :
diana, which think be relied as correct.
The made up by reliable eorrespon-
dents and the quantity ascertain it.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Hoes PACKED FOR THE
YEARS 1866 AND 1851
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WV Goops ANs,N Eyy PssECEs.

sSIA N6LIS IS REILLY beg leave call The
friends and customers their large and veil
eete4 of spring aad summer dry goods reed
during hepast weeks nrsipg the
be found in the city. which they offer whole
retail their and the public generality
part the foowirg:Broad cloths black ancy
six Vesta OottoHades Crotch cloths and Plain and fanyA
Drills rich CacOcs OF Philip Ailea SpTagues. Bne
Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch Jaco
snd rich printed French Robes plain salty
Beregss black colored Grape r White CASH
mere, plain fancy Ginghams rich printed dies
BriiaRteesaud Cbal de aines white Grape Shaa b!sck
fancy silk shawl rich stills shais Rnd black and
white Moria antique ParRole silk
Umbrellas. Panama LeghorD and Braid straw
fancy Bonnets rich Ribbons Hosug. Glover.
Pain leaf aud fancy Fans shoes Carpets floor
stair Oil Cloth and printed window blinds. with
variety of Trimmings. small rOodg,
| &c. &c lnyf SHAEKLIS 1, RELY.
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P. G, O'RILEY & Co,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
l2G Z "a @ Fl n III TT g,
EVANSEILLE, 40.
H.vlye attad an q mamnloth

y
v hG Boat the largest on the ~
lho River the substantial manner we re pre-
entfUStcG ourcare eth
sr by szsg E,Ess IS AEE5SfsA85 0ss CANAL
without xosira TO the nclemency Ofthe weather any
u-opert7: aud INSTRUMENTATION viii paid 10 Bccoiy
Ing storing and FOrwa and also 20 the sale M
Produce coueiSncdto and all oFG ors promptly filled.
O'RIl,EY returns his sincere thanks 30 his ni-
friends fo- their former patronage, and -esUect
fu solicts acoutinuance ofthe same, which VIII be
duly -eciproaatel.
store ROOM weilsupplied, viii! be kept eorthe &c
coo3atia, Boats and thoic orders carefully lled.
na3-dS cwIy 2. 6. O'RILEY & co
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" Mr. Crisp informs US, that out Of the
thirty-two hundred volumes taken out Of the
Library last year, sixteen hundred were nov
els. 1t would seem that the attention OF
Evansville readers has been equally divided
between novels and histories.
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Manufac tories.

TIL" manufacturing advantages even greater than
tho commercial. This department Of has been
very prosperous. All parties engaged find ready
for al their productions. Labor is cheap compared
with other po The city is very f.voraby located
inexhaustibe supply of fuel The current rates
of which have been from 81 10 81 50 per cord for
wood and six to eight cents per bushei for coal Of
ceent quality, at the mines, suitable for coke and
furnace, eight to ten cents delivered any part
the city; with abundant supply Of both at all times
hand. The Bodiam Mines, Immediately at the city
limits, has capacity for raising three thousand bushels
of coal daily and could be easily enlarged for
sand bushels. The Rowey and Hughes mines on the
Canal have each the capacity of twenty ave hund
bushels daily. mine has been opened az Adria, on
Green River which will send here large quantity next
We now sending coal to Cincinnati o.
nearly three hundred miles by railroad. at Il profit.
have been 2U0 per cent last year. We have
in operation Foundry and Machine Shops with two
more nearly finished to commence operations in the
spring and one Stove Foundry. They will work abou
$50 men, and will annually large quantity o
iIron which viii be mostly received from Rich an,
Furnaees on the Canal and the Adra works on Greer
River, the latter very extensive and are said will
cost $I,000,oo0 wien completed. We have also in ope
ration six FIGURING Mills, Furniture Factory on
Paper Nll eight Saving aud Planning Mills besid
several other Factories of le,s Importance. Manufac
turing at this point is only in its infancy and must in
j. crease yearly. Several parties engaged here had
thsir capacities double. The increase in thi
branch of trade mag be stated at $50 per owe
anyp
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TIE ANNUAL BUSINESS SrArEMENT.-We
copy the circular Of Messrs. George Foster
& Co, giving statement of the annual busi-
ness Of our city and vicinity, made up by
those gentlemen with great care, and from ie-
Liable and authentic sources. 1t contains
valuable statistics, and sets forth in lorcibIe
terms our numerous advantages and resour-
ces as a commercial point. Its general crct-
ation Will promote the interests of the city.
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Increase iIfreccts this year. 90 per cent. 09 l43 81
Thet-ade River has also largely increased
Navigation it has been good most Of the year This
river artiGeiy imProv, by Locks and Dams for $50
miles, AMI navigation it sh uld be rendered aYaila-
lie al; the year. The receipts Of Pork, Grain Tobacco,
etc. very large and valuable; of Tobacco alone
over 7,59l hhs. have been received the past
Tue county thro Ugh which passes is rapidly mprov
ing and tn trade from it viii increase from year to
year
The country surrounding Evansville which seeks it for
market, is vastly Increasing in wealth and prosperity
The channels Of trade which and will be open
ed, will give facilities for produce aud merchandise
reaching this place, that it must become large
IL ,.r,tl,r
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o. We would advise every one who wish
es a miniature done up in the very best style
of the Photographic Art, to call on friend
Webster Immediately, as he will remain only
this week. 4....~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-22

OF Congress had but six weeks from Mon
day last for its present session. Three days
in each week are appropriated to private bills
and miscellaneous matters. One day will be
consumed in counting Presidential votes, so
that there are only about twelve or thirteen
days to be devoted to the tariff and other mat
ters Of national Importance.
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o. By yesterday mornings mail, we re-
ceiyed n New Albany Tribune Of January
1st. It has probably been round the world,
since it was mailed at New Albany.
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~ A gentleman just returned from the
East, says that in the vicinity Of Pittsburg,
the snow is over twenty two inches deep. We
opine that the ice in the river viii break up
with a freshet disastrous 10 steamboat inter-
tests
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Proceedings of the City Council.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Jan. I9th 1857.
Council met pursuantsto adjournment. Present his
Honor, the Mayor. and Councilmen Orr HunneIl, Eos
ter, Mckinney, Setchel and Johnson 4
Minutes read and approved. a--,.
The committee to whom was referred the Gas BILL did
notrepor but Mr. Kelts present and explained the
reasons why the Gas bill larger than any preceding
fone. On motion ca h order of 93l5.o9 was allowed
the Gas Company for Gas for quarter ending January
t1t157.
Allowed ], H. BoIendicl sl5 q for bed clothes fur
nishel City Lock up.
cash order of SO 60 allowed the city coll ctor
that beRg the amOntof suit in court, paid by
\. Gumberts in lieu of taxes.
| The report of Fire Superintendent ferred to
Fire Comm for correction. Tho School Trustees
presented petition asking that the Treasurer be direc
ted 10 set aside the 10 per of the taxes coleted and
due tue School fund, in order thai the Trustees might
draw upon it without troubling th Council by frequent
applications for money
The petition was referred a committee composed
Of Orr and johnson.
Marshal Evnlls presented petition asking for the APP
pointment of police referred to tue committee
on police. .fHE<
The following resolution passed:
That the nnance committee be requested to examine
and port upon the funded debt OF tire city giving the
amount Of outstanding, purposes for W hchi
when Issued, rates of interest and wien and where pay
able &C., &C., and also to recommend measures having
in view the liquidation Of such bonds"
Gu motion council adjourned,
WELL IL. WALKER, Clerk.
Called Meeting.
.Fg ....a.- CoUNcIL CHAMBER, Jan. Goth, 1sJ.
A lei meeting lei on Tuesday evening for
tie purpose of hearing expression from the council
relative the suit brought by r. H. Mosley against the
city for last quarters salary a 81 10 ascertain from
the board what steps they proposed 10 e in defending
said suit.
Tho Mayor was instructed to employ council to defend
the suit AMI 20 examine tic bills and Of Mo-
scy with the city.
On motion, the Offices Of street commissioner and
wei n master declared vacant
Jas. b. Evans unanimously elected Market and
Weigh Master for the balance of the municipal term.
The clerk motion Instructed 70 no fy Mr.
1os,ey the action Of the council relative to the Office
! Of Marx AID Weizh Master.
The council then adjourned.
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o. An extra number Of to days JOURNAL,
Will be worked Off for the benefit of mer-
chants and Others wishing copies of the
Statement of Trade for 1856.
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40 VS,rErEEAt}x AND Tggt; gJNsON.

Eare receiving fail winter stock goods
aud liberal r0blic call store,
Street three doors below Main. Fosters Block. car
arssstaa part CoshS. Csssneres
F3ne skts, Dresl silks Qashmeres Delanes, Prints,
SnA~ls 1a1s las; Laliss l51e5 ara Chlldfeh's shoes
&C. Hats and Caps and all other goods usually dry
rood stores. \ trouble to show goods.
oot2i-9m JAMES OAKLEY e. SON.
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0- Willis says, in his last letter to invaliIs
that horseback exercise is the only cure Ger
consumption.
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Merchandise.

GRoczREs.-Ths branch OF business will show favor
ably with the operations of 1855. The very great ad
in Sugar aud Molasses has restricted transactions
somewhat in those articles but it has been increased
in others and the aggregate sales viii fully equal
not exceed, last year. Stocks ample aud
dealers prepared to duplicate the bills Of any tba
We tern. cities.
Day GooDs. Doors, SHOES tsc.-Sass in this line, We
are informed largely exceed those OF any former year
Tao stocks have generally been large ell assore,
for this part of the country and have been sold pr
ces liberal enough to induce many Eants aho have
usually bought at Cincinnati Louisville and St. Louis
to visit this city for supplies We understand business
has been very satisfactory TO Dealers Remarks in re
laton to Dry Goods will also apply other branches
trale.
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(Er The GRANVILLE Herald says, that q. rail
road viii be built from that point to the Ohio
river, and it behooyes those Interested, to be
up and doing, before it is forever and eternal
w too late. --t.. ....r.r ..-
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO. EVERY NINE TICK CTS
BRILLIANT ECHEMEI

Whole Tickets s1O; Halves 81 Quarters $21z.
The fret prizes are decided in the usual manner.
prizes of $40 will be detern ed by the ast uTe OF
the that draws the o0o0 price For example IL
drawing $40 600 prize ends wi No then
where the number ends in will be titled te
S4O ends with 10. then ell the tickets
number ends in will bs entitled $40.
TOO,
which 6 the Tisb:
Certificate Package 10 Whole Tickets ESQ
do do 10 laif do ............ 80
do do 10 Quarter do .............. Is
Address ordersfor Tickets or Certificates either
s. SWAN L. CO., Atlanta. Ga. or
s. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
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Decrease Of Hogs this year. - &c. II ,2j3
Decrease ir pounds this year, 10 sc ....3s53a 20
1t will be that the packing Of Evansville,
Marlborough county, is small compared with the
aggregate, but with sufciency Of capital and
energy ameng packers, three-fourths COCO
hogs could be paeked at this point, the greatest
portion OF the product of the counties of Martini
Dlvies, Pike, Dubois, Gibson, Knox, aui Sullivan, j.
here for shi pmcnt after is packed. and We
are counties OF Spencer, Warrck and Posy
that with sufficient indictment, hnlfconld DC
brought Eefe. What we lack most is capital. Two
good Strengthening establishments importation, and
sites for Salt is cheaper, labor is cheap.
err and cooperage is plenter, than III hose counties
gentleman from Louisville, who has packed here this
season, has saved SO hog difference Ia the mark et
price between this place and Louisville. The average
paid here fer hogs has been less than s. IS 100
Some lss Of the product have lately been made at
to t. for bulk pork, shoulders, sides AID hams but
is generally held higher. The seasons business At
present prices will show very handsome .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-22

CEF Nexsen, one of the owners of thI
Gramercy Bank, has been arrested, and is il
Jail at Covington, in this State.
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GRA1NThe large crop of 1855 of all kfnds Of grains
rendered this very important item in our eyports Of
last year. Of Corn alone neaI three hundred thou.
sand bags we're exported.
The unusually pr1tracted dry weather during the last
summer and fall caused short crop of our great STABLE
Corn, which also Suffered somewhat from early frosts
The quantity suitable for Shipment think will be
fully onc-olrth less than last year. Wheat Oats and
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Monetary.

The Money Market has not eXh bitod any feature Of
special interest Currency, although abundant has
been in sufficient supply for the demand, until within
the beginning OF the present year. The Banking priv
lcges of the old State Bank of Indiana" having
pred the LIST inst the accommodations which the
Branch here, with its large cans, enabled TO
tend to its customers being withdrawn caused srin
gency which will not abate until the business
is fairly Branch of the . Bank Of the State Of
Indiana chartered at The last session of the Legisla-
of this State designed to take the place Of the
on State Bunk has been located in this city, and is it
the han resp ,nsbc parties, principally stockhold-
in t.s Old Branch, aud will 60 into operation on
the 4h of March next whenthe banking facilities which
heretofore piled our wants in great measure will
be resumed. IT, Canal AMI Crescent City Banks OF
this city, have been doing very respectable bushes
and very great benefit merchants and others
The rates Of interest vary from to l2 per cent
per anuum according to circumstances and the charac
ter of the paper. The market for Eastern Exchange
durng the past Year has been steady and firm at from
/ to per cent. premium. Banks now buying sigh
at &c. sailing at per cent. premium. New Orleans
Exchange has been dull and the has varied
par to < per cent. premium. Time Bills New Or
leans aud the East have ruled ut about intarest and
per per month off for bills of three month";
date, over that time have been of dlaicult sale.
Very respectfully,
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G&ABEEz! CAMEL!
a SACKS of Rabbits. Prairie Chickens and Squirrels
q by Express from the rrarieg Of Illinois for
ssle nv SAN'L yICEERY,
lauI3 Opposite Branch Bank.
H ANTERNS.-
l. 4 Arm Lauternsj Carpenters Patent lanterns;
Snagaters Sign Lanterns great
dsoi2 NoRNBRooK co.
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Notary Public
EGEEEEAESF Il Antilles,

- IGtEI ART AyTIIESs
Notary Public-)
q TTOREEYS at and Real Estate Agents viii prac
ee and make collections in Fanderburgh and the
They have also esabshed in the osy Of Evansville
Escal Estate agency,
Where VIII attend to the purchase AID sse Evans
Vile civ properly ell farms and farming lands
Of the Western States They will also procure urchase
land warrants, pay taxes Collect rents
other aptertainln to
the d. ties OF AttarneYs Heal Estate Agents.
in all parts the city and trfing lands in various
localities ors1e OHce Third street. nearly opposite
the Court House. anl5
FpFVOR eco AND csc AIRS
y boxes ass'd FirgluJe and Ken lucky Tobacco.
Cigar. val ioUs brands onhapd and for
sale I.y dee2g -Fshz +. 5. BABUOCE-
u gReSE&PSB JOHN BJF[rIS.
deei5 MITCHELL BLOCK Main St.
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AUCTION SALES.

d NihLW oVi7fA' HIR ri NELSON
AUCTION EIRs, C0iTNIsSE9S MERCHANTS,
Gz2G fEeal Estate Brokers',
EAVNti leased for of years ard fitted Ut the
q Old Court House &aIn and Third streets
prsparedto reeeiye Tor sale auction private
sale al kinds IDS wares merchandise household
furEjtrre, horses, iues.es. etc. etc.
Cash iFSpCes MAKE when required.
Regular ISLES every Eaesday Thursday ana SatlrdaT
eorurr egat 9'olect, A. H. Also Tuesday, esday
aDd Friday nights. at early gaslist:
SAILS OF REAR ESTATE.
TIE first Monday Of every month at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided crsctves with large Map the City of
Evsgsvie eona;niaE all the recent aargeueEs and be-
evne viii ne for the interest Of all
apart the first Monday CT Every mouth the sale
Real stste atanqtiol. Al those wishing sell reque
teio hand their LETS in lime the public
The patronage those having Houses and La
SALE either publiocr private sale
TED. jyl5 WOOLSEH d NELSON. Aocs's.
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ca PITAL PRIZE
s. 6 . @ q O!!S
Southern Military Academy kOtteryU

e. "a $ $ n
drawn in the City of Mobile, Alabama in public
Friday, January seth, 1857. on the
rlan of Single Numbers.
JONI HUErEL and w W. MCGUIRE Esqs Commission ers .
10000 TsCAETS.-3,205 PRIZES!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TIcKETsi