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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

The PooR.-We are informed by the off,
GERS Of the Evansville Benevolent Associa-
ton that the number of destitute persons ap-
plying to them for relief, this winter, is far
less than usual. In season Of general dis
trcss and lack of employment elsewhere,
those who are disposed to labor find employ
ment here, and there seems to be no Difficult
ty in making life comfortable. Such char
acter as a beggar, has not been seen in the
streets this season. The mild weather has
lessened the expenses of the poor, and the
successive rises in the river have brought
large and frequent supplies Of drift wood,
which the benevolent waves have left upon
the shores Of the river for the timely supplies
of the poor, who, il is estimated, have thus
been helped to IS or 100 cords Of fuel. The
pork houses have afforded an abundance OF
cheap meat almost without price, and bread
has been so low, that the price Of days
labor would supply family for fortnight.
There has therefore been no excuse for the
most thriftless and dissolute to ask for help.
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The Most SkepttcaI People-Can be convinced
by trial that all the family medicines are not humbug
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are few Of great merit and undoubted worth. or
hese, DIR. SASroRp's ISvIeoRAToR OR LIVER REM
stands first and foremost among the remedies Of
the day that be relied medicine that is all it
is recommended by its proprieors. Itadvertses itself
every trial, for there are noe who use it but tell
their friends to do so, and 50 it goes from mouth to
mouth, till all the people OF the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine 1t recon-
mended with testimonials to prove its vrtue for the
of liver complaints Of every kinds from the worst
Dyspepsia to a common headache and is particularly
adapted to Jaundice, Deranged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. (see Advertise
ment.) dece.
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Michigan LEGISLATURE.

DLIhoiI' Micu., Jan <A-rs ~
Extra session of the Michigan Legislature
convened yesterday at Lansing. The ext
gcneies demanding special session, as stated
in the Governors Message, are: Revision OF
the judicial districts of the State, so as to in
clude counties which have been left destitute
of means Of collecting debts and the punish
ment of crime. Some provision for defcien-
cy in State finance, which he proposes to
meet by a temporary loan of $50, 900, and, If
necessary, the issue and sale of new stocks
sufficient to re eem those falling due this
yer. He recomme nds an appropriation for
repairs of the st. Marie Ship Canal, made
necessary by damages sustained during the
past season rendering it difficult to navigate.
Commissioners OF the Land Office in with
holding swamp lands from sale; and favors
the reduction in the price of public lands
He condemns the action of the Federal Gov
eminent in relation to Kansas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

B Such weather as we have enjoyed du-
ring the past few days has not been witnessed
for several years in this portion Of the coun-
<fy at the same season of the year. Sunny,
sswarm, and cheerful, it resembles more the
month oil May than that of January. All
whose time will permit are out of doors en-
joying it, and those whose business confine
them to the Office, the store, or the workshop
regret the circumstances that prevent their
participation in the general enjoyment
Yesterday the streets presented a lively ap-
pearancc. The fair sex were out in full
force, and agreeably occupied in paying their
respects TO the knights of the yardstick and
shears. Business, generally, appeared to be
brisk, and the cheerful faces of storekeepers
was sufficient indication that they were not
unproftably employed.
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HWc call attention to the advert

~ VIC call ATTENTION 70 tne ADVERTISEMENT
of the Indiana Ashbury Female College in
another column. This Institution Is one Of
the Oldest and most popular in the West
The President, who is we'll known as q sue
cessful educator, is assisted by an able corps
of teachers, and no effort is spared toYender
the situation of the pupils profitable and
pleasant The course of study embraces all
the more solid branches Of learning, together
with those finer accomplishments so essen
tial to q thorough female education. The
institution is beautifully situated, and its va :.
rious apartments are furnished not only with
every thing necessary to comfort, but even
with degree of elegance seldom to be found
in similar establishments. We commend it
to those having daughters to educate.
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IMPORTANT TO THE
DEAF AND BLIND.
mn Nc,.EOD- OE SCOTIAND.
DIR, McLEOI


Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf, ST. Louis
Missouri.
HAS ARRIVED IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
il and may he consulted fer few days at the City
Hotel, Room No. 10 UP stairs Early attention Is de-
sS- DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE
HEAD, AND all discharges from the EAR MOUTH
or Nostrils entirely removed
DIR. Mcleod has made new discovery OF fluid that
will prove perfect absorption of the .Cstaract. and
restore permanent vision to the eye without the use of
the knife.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
Ihave a son fifteen yeas of age who has been deaf
and dumb from the age of two years. the effect Of sc-
let fever. Hearing Of DR.. Mcleod, brought my son
to him. and in three weeks under bis hands he began
to give signs Of hearing; and at the expiration Of
weeks he could hear well, and is rapidly learning
to speak. make this statement unsolicited, and for
the good OF an afflicted community:
have been suffering with deafness, and many Of the
s
tressing that could rest neither day night, and
S n relief only II The w a
Of this city. Trembling between hope and fear, sub
mtted my case to this gentleman. Beyond my most
Sangune expectations, after short course OF treat
ment by DR.. Mcleod, am in the enjoyment Of per-
feet hearing, and my head is free from an those dss
en-. Any person wishing to see me, can lind me at my
residence No. Ito Fifty street SeetfMu.cu.Nn1rp
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. ISIS.
have been deaf In both my ears for many years,
which affection affected mind, that life ITSELF at
times, became n burden, and almost uncomfortable to
me. i am of the happiest men living. I
have been restored TO perfect hearing by Dr.
Ear Infirmary, corner Fourth and Oliver streets. In
his first examination VI my he stated that in six
operations he would give perfect hearing and
distinctly and powerfully did the sound come TO my
ears, that was obliged to partially stop them with
cotton, until could used to IL. Those wishing
see me can call at the steamer Parthena.
PHILLIP SHE'LL,
Steamer Parthenia.
st. Louis. July IA 1855. janI-2wd&w.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan 21-A.
Flour unchanged; limited demand at So 60
as 20 for supertine. Whf<key firm at l4%;
good demand. Hogs opened firm at full
prices; 800 sod at "a S0@$5. Provisions
held stiffiy above the views of buyers. Mess
Pork generally held at sf3; plenty of buyers
at $l2 so. Bulk Meats 5@64; more buyers
than sellers at these rates; green shoulders
sold at &c, an advance. Receipts of hogs the
last twenty four hours 5000. Large hogs are
held at IS IS.
CINCINNATI, Jan 21-PM
Flour better, 1000 bbls sold, closing at
IS T5@3 50 for superfne: Whisky frmer at
l4M with q good demand. Hogs buoyant,
1900 head sold at 81 1895 IS; receipts s, 900
head. Provisions held Very firmly. Mess
pork at sls. Bulk meat 5H@61< for shout
dcrs and sides, and lard atsc but no buyers
at these rates; 100 hhds bacon meat sold at
5@6Ac, 100 bbls mess pork sold NJ $l2 20
Groceries steady. Sugar 51l@6X, Molas-
ses %, and coffee s1S@lo. Money easy
Exchange firm; on New Orleans ] per cent.
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The Weafher.

January 21-Telegraphed at nine o'clock
this morning by the Z. q w. line.
Dubuque-W Weather clear: mercury So.
Springfield, Hl.-Weatl,er clear; mercury
So. -,
Burlington, Ia.-weather clear: mercury
%. 5.-i 4 Z
st. Louis-WeatheY clear ;-mercHry As.
Cairo-Weather clear; mercury Al.
Indianapolis Weather clear; mercury so
Observation-Disclosures clear
Toronto Weather beautiful, clear and
warm.
Detroit-Weather clear; mercury so.
Observation-Disclosures clear; mercury 2s.
Buffalo-Weather clear; mercury 80.
Pittsburg-Weather clear; mercury IS.
Cineinnati--w Weather clear; mercury A..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-22

THE RIVER at this point is falling very
slowly.
The Memphis viii be down to- morrow for
Memphis and all way points.
The elegant passenger packet Ohio Belle
win be down to-day for New Orleans. The
Lands will be down tomorrow for the same
port.
The fine packet II. d. Neweomb for New
Orleans will be down from Louisville to-
day.
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Kansas Election II eturus.

ST. Louis, Jan. zl-P
The Democrat has received election re-
turns from Kansas, December 2lst, and 4th
of January, as published over the signatures
of Governor Denver, and the presiding Off
GERS of the Territorial Legislature. The vote
on the Constitution on the 2lst, stands with
slavery, GAS; without slavery, 5S9.-
In the election on the 4th the Free State
party was triumphant, electing all the can :
didates for State officers. Average majority
AIS. Senate, 13 Free State, and Democrats.
House 29 Free State, and Is Democrats
Majority against Constitution on tho 4th,
II, 226. Alleged frauds in Oxford, Shawnee,
Kickapoo and other places counted.
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Thomas w. Smiths Case.

The application Of Miss Mary Smith for
possession of her brother, Thomas Washing
ton Smith, who was recently cleared Of the
charge of murder, for shooting Thomas Car
ground of insanity, was argued this morn
ing. Medical testimony was adduced, show
ing that the confinement of Smith in the In
matte asylum would result in his speedy death,
while the kind attention of his friends might
restore him to health. The court delivered
him to his sister, keeping him at the same
time in its charge by $4,000 bail bond.
Smith will be taken to Newcastle county,
Delaware. Application for divorce from his
wife was presented to the Legislature to-day.
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Electric Oii."-The operation Of this Oil in re
moving rheumatic pains and other ills, Is indeed as
onishing. Like every good article. IT has base
counterfeit entirely useless but the preparation OF
Prof. De Grah Of Philadelphia has received testmo-
malls from Congressman, Mayors of Cities, Merchants
Hotel Propretors all Of the highest character, attest
ing its beneficial effects in under their own OBJ
seryation. II can be had Of the agents here, see
advertisement in another column. jan9-dfwlw
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A Retired Physician,

SEvENTY-FIvE years Of age, having lost his
- Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son in Law,
Ncphews and Nieces, by that dreadful disease, CON-
SUMPTION, and suffering with Cough himself, de-
where he discovered PREVENTIVE and GER
TAIN CURE for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, con
SUMPTION, Nervous Debility and Asthma. His
cough cured Immediately; he returned, cured his
Relatives who inherited the diseases and in connect
ion with his Son have employed il in their practice,
curing thousands Of cases considered hopeless by
Others. For the purpose Of rescuing as many OF his
suffering fellowbeings possible, he Is sending the
recipe all who wish IL for 10 of IL the
postage, and the balance printing. Address Doctors
HEATH, No. l0i Spring street, opposite St Nicholas
Hotel. New York ianlq-dAwlm
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New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan 21-M

New York Markets.
NEW YORK, Jan 2l-M.
Flour heavy; 1000 bbls sold Wheat buoy
ant; sales Of 5000 bushels at 81 1901 20 for
southern red, and 81 20@l IS. Corn also
buoyant; white and yellow showing an ad
vance of 1c; White 65@69: yellow 66@6s.
Mess Pork loo lower; sales at A14 55@l4 so;
Prime showed q slight decline. Sales at
$11 75@l1 80. Chicago Beef is quoted at
&11 75@s12, decline Of CSC. Whisky
steady at az. Lard is 1sc lower; sales at
Ssl@9N. Sterling exchange dull at 91f@
9% premium. Stocks frmer.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21-PM
Cotton-so0 bales sold; market weak,
awaiting steamers news. Flour dull
Wheat firm, 5000 bushels sold. Corn heavy,
1000 bushels sold; white lc better at 6S@7O.
Bacon steady; Hams 8; shoulders g.; Mess
pork Sc CLOVER. Lard lower. Stocks firm,
but dull. Missouri G's 81.
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RECEIPTS by THE RIVER,

FROM THE WABASH-Per steamer
VIM. Khox-l7s bbls PORK, 9 do eggs, 2S3
pkgs lard, I76 SKIS wheat, for reshipment;
lie bbls pork, lOf pkgs lard, A Crane; %
bbls pork, 80 pkgs lard, IL bbls cracklins, l
carpe: bag, grindstone, bx tobacco, p g
O'Riley & Co; 81 csks hams and shoulders,
SO ties lard. AZ SKIS wheat Jaquess e. Co.
Discharged at Mt. Vernon SIG SKIS corn, II
csks hams and shoulder, 5spkgs pork and
lard
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MEssRs. Brown & AIKNAS.-We refer our
readers to the card of this new firm composed
of old and well known citizens and mer-
chants, who are candidates for a share in the
large shipping and forwarding business, for
which this city is the centre. They are too
we'll kno wn to shippers and consignors to
need commendation in their favor.
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BristOI's rsaparilia.-The history OF this pre-
paration embodes series of all but miraculous
Of Consumption Scrofula and all Ucerous and Erup-
tive maladies, extending through twenty Not
less etficacous, as safe means Of expelng Vermin
from the Stomach and Bowels, are KEMP's enticing
and palatable WORN PAsrILLEs. Sold by DIR. T.
Lanman Co. wholesale druggists, 81 Water street,
New York, and by all druggists sarsaparlla 81, ard
Pastilles 25c per bottle jan20d&w1w
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wThc Pittsburgh Gazette Of Moada

VT The Pittsburgh Gazette of Monday
says:
We took walk on Friday morniaa down
the Levce from the Monongahela bridge to
the foot Of Ferry street, O distance Of moro
than three very large squares, and never
placed our foot upon the ground. We walk
cd on the decks of steamers that lie side by
side, closely packed In the whole distance.
The like was probably never seen here be-
fore when the river was in good condition for
shipping as IL is now.
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Bishop SrAtLDtse lectured last evening
TO very large and highly grati6ed audience.
lie gave a succinct history of the rise Of Ma
homedanism, and then drew an interesting
parallelism' between the two impostures,
showing the resemblances and kindred ten
denotes of both.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

January 21st-s csks meat, bbls apples,
~ do lard, Geo Foster d Co; bx mdze. s
Gumbers: 4 bbls crackers, do eggs, Wheeler
q Riggs; 10 bbls lard, J Mitchell; bbls
soap grease, Decker 81 Kramer; four Is beer
bbls, mineral water bxs' Schehrer; 2 bbls
eggs, Orr Dalzell, & Co.
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2l-.

80 PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2l-N
Wheat buoyant; 81 l4@1 Is for red; 81 25
al 80 for white. Rye steady at 70. Coin
in fair request; 5 900 bushels new yellow in
store sold ut 60a63 and "a; afloat, Including
some new white, so; old yellow 6o@s2: Oats
dull at "a. Coffee dropping. Sugar is quoted
Nc lower. Provisions quiet. Glover Seed
wanted, and sells on arrival at S5@5 25:
Whisky improved: 400 bbls Pennsylvania
and Ohio sold at 201%@2l%.
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g-M. r. ASrHEs, Esq, will deliver
lecture on Commercial Law, at BEHN's Com
inercial College, this Friday evening. Sub
ject-Gratuitous Loans.
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PROF. DE GRATH,S
ELEC TRIO OIL.

THE ELECTRIC OIL.-EIectric Cures-Pain is
the premonitor Of deaths relieve the pain and you
Prof Degratf's Electric Oil is thsmarvel Of the age.
for the following, Cnot everythingg Cure: Rheuma-
ienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach, Eve minutes;
Cures Burns, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days;
Neck, hSue, one night; Cures Plies. sweiied Glands
ten days; Cures Felons. Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum
70 six s to sen ys Cures rset and chi
bains, to three days! Cures Ague and Fever one
Cures defnesSa one 10 four DAYS, Cures ali Pains in
the Back Breast, &C., in two days.
Asan example OF the estimation in which IL Is held
by OF the ablest justs and writer's law &C.,
this country, we will give letter received oy Prof
De GRATH from John Livingston, Esq, Editor Of the
we'll known Monthly Law Magazine, Isl Broadway,
New York. word Of such testimony is Of more
weight among the best classes of the country, than
volumns from unknown sources:
GiRARD HoUsE. Philadelphia, May eth, 1886.
Prof Charles De Grath-I freely give It as my opin-
ion that our 'Eectric Oii''is among the most won
derfu remedies of modern times. AT the earnest re-
most painful affection By lis use was induced to
try bottle, though at the time of purchasing fully
humbug. But trial convinces me that 1t does pos
sess magic power and its use win prove blessing
recently took cold from sleeping in damp sheets,
and my neck became so much swollen and painful,
After using without success; everything prescribed
BY my physician, last evening tried your Electric
Oil. This morning am well, the relief having been
as complete as il was instantaneous:
yours Join OH f LIVINGSTON.
Editor Monthly Law Magazine,
Isl Broadway & lso West Fourteenth St, N. Y.
Mr.. Livingston belongs to old wealthy and high
y respectable family Of the first settlers Of New
above letter, which will be answered with pleasure.
CAUTIoS.-There are numerous imitation sprung
up on the reputation that my article has acauired-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that will sell at public
~ auction on Thursday tho 18th day OF January
1855, at James Hewitt's Ware House the old
steam Flour i'll owned by l. N Ross, in Evansv lle
one steam Engine and fixtures belonging to the same,
being the property Of Joseph Wood. late of Perry
county, deceased. The purchaser will be required to
pay fifty 5o dollars cash. and for the balance crei
his note with approved security, waving valuation
and spprasemen laws, and bearing interest from date
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock M.
deem. tsd&w CHAS. III. MASON.
Adnni N strn tor with the will annexed.
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TIE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.
January 2l:

JANUARY 81;
r. u. Patton, from Tennessee river to Louisville.
Great Western, from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Chancellor, from New Orleans TO Louisville.
James Wood, from Pittsburs to New Orleans.
Universe, from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
j. ii. Done, from Cairo to Evansville.
Diamond, from Louisville to Evansville.
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Charcoal, Tooth Powder for cleaning
the teeth and purifying the gums, in store
and for sale at corner Of Second and Locust
streets
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DIR. COGGsWELL'S
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
- ~ T.

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and Aztec
rIoNs THE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried it this city, is for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
II The highest testimonials Of its efficacy have been
given number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried IL. ly3
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uo,,owav,. ointment and Pills. -Neitl

H0llOway's Ointment ana TITS. Neither
caustc the knife be required in the treat
ment Of wounds ulcers tumors or schirous swelings
to which Holloway's Ointment has been applied in
time. The effect Of the Pills on the digestive appa
ratus all but miraculous. Sold at the manufactures,
No 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. PA Strand.
London; and by all druggists, at 7Jc., 6sHc., and 81
per pot or box. jan2O-dtwlw
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CLEvELAND, Jan. 21-M.
billiard, Hays. Palmer & Co., of Cleve-
land, and Hopkins, Hays, Palmer 8 Co., of
New York, assigned last night to Wallace
& CORTLAND.
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THE SAVINGS BANK on First street near
w. Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consn money. Call in. nov3-n.
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Joy to the World.-The greatest medical dis
covery Of the day. Read the advertisement headed
Hemboid' 3 Genuine Preparation. jan2OdAwlw
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w. SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or.
49, leans. wanted to the Savings Bank, First
street Main. declU.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


yAc@ NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
49, one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
30 cents per line one week: discount on longer me q
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Pisturs Won Eyer had

II you want tlae finest Picture you ever had
70 to RANDALL q ELLIoTr's City Gallery Of Art, No.
Is Main street. II Soa wish to 20 where .her slwys
keep every variety of cases. large and small, common
fancy, 60 to 45 Main street fresh supply of case
Of every variety, just received at Is Main street.
ian20-dkwlt
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ire.

Fire.
CHIoAeo, Jan 2l-x
A FIRE occurred last night in the dry goods
store Of Thompson & Wettimore. Stock
damaged to the amount of $25, 900. Insured.
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AN ELEGANT PIANO FOR SALE.
ONE Of Peters h Cragg's superior Pianos, nearly
new, Is offered for sale. 1t cost 1915 and will be sold
FOR CASH for $225.
Also, one Of Martins elegant Guitars, which cost
$40. entirely new, can be bought for $50, CASH. Ap
ply at this Office. dec29H.
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