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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-16
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

April l5.-223 SKIS wheat, l47 bbls pork,
eggs, z G O'Riley 81 Co; pa bush wheat, ii
+ Read, ! bdle hose, J Iverson; case mdse
J Straub; ) bbls bbls lampbiack, bbls paint
X arlstedt & Seich; cases, 2 pakgs, bale
w Z French; bbls eggs, Preston Bros; %
sacks flour, Kratz & Holman; Dbl lard
half Dbl do, kegs do, 2 casks Brown & Ak
man; 100 bbls four,J a Crane; 20 bbls flour
Or Foster & Co; cast wheel, Krats & He'll
man; COW and calf, A Rutenfranz; car
u goods, Thayer; II sacks who at G Foster
81 Co; l20 bush wheat lglehart Bros; 2S'
bush Germ, Remer IL Mccoy.
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~ Some Of the citizens Of Leaven
worth, Kansas, desiring to have the Sur
veyor Generals Office re-opened in the
Territory, got up an address to Gen.
Calhoun, the Dictator, inviting him to
return, and assuring him if he would
open his Office in that city, they would
protect him from all personal violence.
After the letter was mailed, the nantes
tations of public feeling were such on
the subject, that the signers were in
duced to withdraw the letter from the
postofice and burnt it. They found out
the guarantee of security was more
than they could vouch for.
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CrDo not forget that Mr.. j. F. LY

GrDo not forget that Mr.. j. +. LYT-
TONS benefit comes off this evening. His
bill is truly an attractive one. "Ireland
as it is" and "a Glance at New York"
are two pieces in which he appears to a
great advantage. Mr.. Lytton's delinea
tions of Irish character have won him
golden opinions wherever he has appear
ed. Miss Fanny Denham aids him with
her fine singing and acting. Let him
have full house.
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W A correspondent of the London
Times, gives us wretched picture oil
the magnificenoeof Canton, China. Even
their celebrated temple, supposed hereto
fore, to be one of the most splendid in
the world, he pronounce an old ruin,
neglected and in utter decay
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OF 1t appears that Mrs. Fremonts
name is plain Mrs. Ann Benton Fremont
"Jessie" under which she has become
famous in the country, is pet family
nick name, to which she has no legiti.
mate title. This disclosure is made by
her father in an article relating to his
family, prepared by himself for the New
Cyclopadia.
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BEHIND THE TIMEs.-It is stated that
a man residing within twelve miles OF
Cincinnati, walked into the Citizens
Bank. the other day, for the purpose OF
obtaining sum of money that he had
deposited there three years before. The
bank had failed six months since. We
hope he subscribed for good paper be-
fore he left the city!
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@ The McDonough estate in New
Orleans has been divided between thai
city and Baltimore, and after paying all
the enormous costs and expenses Of its
final adjustment, there is about $685.
600 left to each of the cities.
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THE RIVER.
Arrival Departures.
tFrom p. c.. & Co.'s Register

APRIL Is and Is.
Antelope, New Orleans to Louisville;
Ddes,aa, 81. Louis TO Pittsburg,
Baltic, Louisville to New Orleans;
Il. Il. McGiu. st. Louis to Evansville;
Moses Mcclellan, ST. Louis to Louisville; III
Melnotte, st Louis TO Cincinnati;
Greenviie, Pond River to Evansylle;
HGhfYysE, Louik s 70 3 ST. i L1Iis;
La Crosse, Pittsburg to ST. Louis;
B Bay Cii iy pi;ss 3; to St Louis
Pocahontas, Wabash to St Louis;
Prairie City, Cincinnati to ST. Louis;
u. III. Fairchild. New Or leans to Louisville.
The McGIll was here all day yesterday,
taking on huge cargo for New Orleans, and
yet our levee is crowded with goods.
The Fashion is the regular St. Louis pack
ct for Louisville, this morning.
The weather cleared off beautiful, yester-
day. The sun came out warm and bright
putting new life into vegetation, and animat-
ing the community with energy.
The river continues to rise slowly. The
recent heavy rains have caused freshets in oil
Us tributaries, and We must expect higher
water than we have now.
The Prairie Rose put off quite lot Of
freight yesterday, as also did the Greenville
This is the regular day for the Scioto.-
She will be down this afternoon, and proceed
to Henderson, where she will lay over unit
tomorrow, when she will return to Louis
VILE. Her officers are clever, and her ACCOM-
modations superb.
The William Dickson struck hidden rocl
in the Tennessee river, at New Portland land
ing, about 100 miles above the mouth, on las
Monday. She sunk in shoal water, but wa
afterwards got afoat, and is now at Padu-
cah, undergoing repairs.
CoNPLIMENTARY.-The ladies of Leaven
worth City have purchased beautiful silve
picther and goblet as present to the steame
John II. Dickey. The following is the in
scription on it: "Presented to the stcame
John IL. Dickey, by the ladies of Leaven
worth City, Kansas, who we're honored
the hospitable and courteous attentions eS
tended them by the efficient Commander an
officers, during pleasure excursion on h
first trip to st. Joseph, Missouri, March IStl
1855.
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BoABDISG.-Two gents and their wives
can find A No. boarding, in private fami-
~, in pleasant par: of the city, within about
five minutes walk of the Post Office. En-
auire ut tho Journal Office.
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WALNUT STREET HOUSE,
(LATE MRS. PENTEcosT's.

LATE NKs. FENTECOsT >.
Corner Of Walnut and First Streets,
Has been taken by the undersigned, who
will spare no efforts to merit a good patron
age. The house is conveniently situated,
has excellent rooms, neatly furnished, to
which proper attention will be given; and
the table shall be supplied with the best
that can be procured. Permanent and train
silent boarders may rely upon being well
suited. Prices reasonable.
- Day boarders solicited.
April i2. MRS. a. WEBB.
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New YORK, April 15.-p

Cotton irregular; 700 bales sold, quotations
nominal. Flour firm, 400 bbls sold, State
sc lower, quoted at 4 05@4 Is. Wheat firm,
l S711; Milwaukee club, %. Corn has ad-
vanccd, 30 90 bus Western mixed sold at 70
ore. Beef heavy. Prime pork advanced
Sc, quoted at ii 30@14 40. Lard baoyant at
l0M@l0E. Bacon quiet. Rough sides at
s%. Leather firm and active. Tobacco dull.
Whisky dull. Sugar steady, Orleans 6sl9
| IL. Coffee quiet. Molasses frmer. Freights
oc cotton to Liverpool, ia; on -four Is Ida
| Is lid.
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CIycISNATI, April u.s.

On Monday afternoon, the Portsmouth
and Pomeroy packet, Venture, was sunk op-
posite GaliiPoiice, by gale Of wind. Eight
OF her crew were drowned. The passengers
we're all saved. The boat and cargo is VAL
ned at $1,000.
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The Peoples Prayer Meeting

VIII be held every morning this week at
CRESCENT CRY HALL, commencing at s
o'clock.
The meeting will be conducted BY lay
members of the different churches in the city.
ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
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RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

/Seventv. years OF age, whose sands of fe.have
nearly run out discovered while in the East Indies,
II a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
\tis, Coughs, Cslds, and General Debility. The re-
medy was discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, given UP to die. Wishing to do much
good as possible he will send to such Of his afflicted fell
low beings request this recipe, with full and eNpi
cit directions for making and successfully using IT.
e req each applicant to incose him shilling
three cents 10 bereturned as postage the recipeN
and the remainder to be applied TO the payment Of
this advertisement.
Address, DIR. VI. AMES.
apI.lmd&w 10 Grand strest,Jersev Citv.N. j. .
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Committee of Conference.


New York, April 15.-M
Flour firm, sales of $500 bbls at 4 5o@4 IS
for OHIO. Wheat firm, sales Of $4,000 bush
at 81, tor Chicago spring. Corn advanced
sales of 10, 900 bush at 75@7411S for white and
n for yellow, an advance OF lie on each.-
Mess pork advanced 10c, quoting at II GOO
II IS. Prime pork advanced sc. Lard is
firm at 1o%@l0H. Whisky is steady vt 81
malL
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COAL DEALERS.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!i
"JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL DE DONE.
Coal! CoaIi Coal,
FOR SALE.

XNE have on hand and are constantly receivins
w coal of an excellent quality from up the canal,
which we will deliver in any part Of the city at 0c.
Orders left at James Lau ghns warehouse, at the
office Of Nathan Rowley will he ptomnty attended to.
ROWLEY & ANGRY.
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RosroN. Apr

bUsIUNy
Henry Pratt. teller of the Grafton Bank
was arrested, charged with robbing that in
stitution Of $4,000.
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CINCINNATI, April 15.--P N

NEW YoRK, April 15.-P N
Below there is large U. S. steamer, pro
badly the Susquehanna, from San Juan.
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New YoRx Anr;l1h.

New YORK, April l5.-M
The Tribune says that private letters an.
,ounce that Lord Napier, is 10 be recalled
HIS SUCCESSOR is already selected.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 15.-M
Flour higher and in good demand, sales Of
1000 bbls at s 55@4 "a for superfine. The
receipts are light. Whisky 1871. Provis-
ions are unchanged.
CINCINNATI, April l5.--P
Flour in good demand, sales of 800 bbls at
8 6O93 65 for superfine, and 1898 so tor
extra. Whisky unchanged, 400 bbls sold at
1917. Lard active, $500 bbls at 10 for prime
including 700 tierces of head and gut OF Mad
ison at 9sl. Mess pork; 400 bbls sold at
16 rs; holders generally ask II 90. Bacon
generally unchanged, 100 hhds at 93s, Diff
cult to buy below ~. Nothing is done in
bulk meats. Linseed oil 20, an advance
Star candles have advanced.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
xxxvth Congress--First session.

TKLKGRAPHED ExCLUsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE,
DAILY JOURNAL ny q. = w. LINE.
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The Weather.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-a
Weather clear. Wind S. w. Mercury 20.
The river is falling, with feet sinches in the
canal.
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Valuable Standard Works.

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ARE SOLE Local AGENTS for Wander.
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CINCINNATI, April l5.-M
The river has risen 26 inches during the
last "a hours. The weather is clear.
PITTsBURG, April 15.-p
The river il IS feet, 4 inches and falling
Weather cloudy an clear ut intervals Mer-
curry "A.
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Evansville and Charlottesville

Esa g9:;::7.s3! \ f r. ;;5; An
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II ,EE,s EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
mr52 '''' NJ ~ BROWN a AMMAN.
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NEW GOODS.

New York Ledger.
WlECEIyED this day Oriday }; and other paper
HI and for sale at NJ. l.. J0HNSON'S,
ans First Street
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL a Pierce and lady
Tenn; + II Warland Mass; c Feunter, VI; d.
Coleman, Miss; ] NJ Watson, lady and dau'r
do; VI II POller, La; Gates and lady, Ala:
III Delee, La; Il : Morgan. Mis-; Dr. Wildber-
ger, Tenn; L Robbins, La; II Mcneil, NC;
Mcneil, do; T. q w Hall, Md; A ID Atkins
and family, Ala; Miss f Smith, do Miss A At
kins, do; a Nj Hatch and son, Pa T. Harriss
J Harriss, Ind; Whitley, Ohio Ii Ball,
Ark; NJ NJ Causland, La: Hampton, SC; G
Loop and lady, Tenn; f. Weetins and family, T.
J Beckard, IL, and family, Ind; A BiTchanfroug IA
Va; II GaehIs, Md; Washington Booth do; Pat
rick Gibson, Peru; James kensall do; Daniel B
Easley, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL -ThOs w SIafor, liza
Just, Tenn; w b Shon, DC; W Platt, Ga; : G
Wilson, Ind; III Sherman, NY; III Buc hanau,
Nh; Jno McFarlan, Pa: Miss Stuart, X n stuart
Miss A Stewart, Va; w Justice, Pa; DIR w ID
Stewart, la; Charles Wells, Pa; B Kurtz III NJ
Bramble, w; w Young, Md; Miss VI Tnomp-
son, Va: Hector Tyndal, Pa; II CrOwell, NJ; A
and II Erskine, Ala; Michel, La; Pepper,
NY; b Stewart, ny; w Rice, Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-E Jarvis, VIM
Simpson, i Jetfries, and A w DeahI, Va; Jnn
Hall, Illln's: Narrower, DC; Ii Williams X VI
Marine, Jno LObes, DR. Andre and lady. Md; NJ
Stewart, do; Shepperd, XIV: b Jones and
lam, Miss; Miss Bangs, Jos REYNOLDS y Y;
Watkins and lady, Va; u Coleman e. =
w ideman, Pa; Mrs and Miss Mitchell Md.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-Et Mullauy USN;
\ II Taft, Va; ID Ingraham ard lady. Tenn: 1t
Garland, USN; 1t McCrea, do; = Johnston.
Pa; Jas Mccullough, Va; II Kelly and lady, do;
; ; Jamison, Pa; VIM Rogers, Md Nj Bibby,
do.
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IL The London Times estimates that it pays
f3e 600 a year in paper duty
u Charles Stdntz, pauper in the poorbouse
of Franklin county, Ohio, has fallen heir to $780,,
OOO.
IL Senator Douglas is to speak at the Penn
sylvana State Fair At Pittsburg, in september
neGt.
IL Bishop Mead, Of Virginia, has deposed
from the ministry the Rev. j. A. Weed, an Epis-
copal minister, who has joined the Roman Cath
Olfc Church
{sz-The widow of jeremiah House, of Haddam
Neck, CT, who is in her e7th year, last week
spun one aud half run of yarn, doubled and
twisted it. and knit one mitten, all in a singl"
day.
IL NJ. Alexander Vattemare draws salary
Of $40 from the State of Connecticut, for fdcili-
tating International exchanges He has just sent
10 the State collection of several hundred pub
locations ed vocational subjects.
Qz-Count dc MontaIembeTt, who, after visiting
M de Falloux, at Anglers, has gone to his own
seat in Burgundy, Is engaged in writing new
work on Eng land Professionalism, to appear to-
wards the beginning of winter.
IIr.'Be careful how Won drink. or you will
wash the color from your cheeks, . said gentle
man, as he handed glass of water to a lady.
"There is no danger Of your ever taking water
enough TO remove the color from your face, - was
the retOrt.
IL IL is a blessed thing for a poor man to
have cOntented wife one who will not wish
To live in style beyond her husbands income,
Just because her next door neiShbo docs one
VINO can be happy in the 1--we of her husband
her home and its beautiful duties without ash =
ing the world for smiles or favor.
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feet purgatIVe which Is known to
man, lnnHmerable proofs shown that these
ordinary medicines and that they win unprecedent-
pleasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
trating properties stimulate the vital activities of
purify the blood, and pei disease. They purge out
the foul humOurs which breed dlstemper, stimulate
sluggish or dsordered organs into their natural ao-
tion and impart healthy tone with strength to the
whole sy stem. Not only do they the every day
dangerous diseases which have baffied human skill
While they produce powerful effects they are at the
ply sic tina: can be employed for children. Being
sugar coated they are pleasant TO take, and being
purely yesetabIe, are free from any risk of HARM
they no: substantlated by of such exalted posi-
tion and character to forbid the suspicion Of un
truth: Many eminent clergymsn and physicians
have lent their names to certify to the public the re-
liability of my remedies " hIle others have sent me
tlons contribute immensely to the relief Of my
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, CONTAINING directions for
their and certificates of their OF the fol-
Costiveness Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
Drops! D,rGPsy Heartburn, He'dache srls;Ds from foul
pam arising thcreffom, Fiatuiency, Loss of Ape
tte, all Uicerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
Evil. They also. by purify ing the blood and stiinu
IatlnE the system. cure many complaints which it
Deaess Pc nsJ pSn
GUS lrrtabIllty Derangemeuts ofthe Liver and Kid
neys, Govt. and other kindred complaints arising
from a low state Of the body or obstruction of It's
DO not be put off by unprincpled dealers with
AYERS Pills, and take nothing else No other
they can give you compares with this in its intrinsic
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER Praotica and Ana
ytIca CheIlst, Lowell Mass. Prioe Is cents per
Sold by y d. GILMAN, Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandria. and by all dealers everywhere.
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sponneihs Be esrtiksd % by . navy .sent. coIse.

sponubiity be certified 20 by navy agent, coIlso
tor distrct attorney, OF some other person sAes
fscfcrily known To the bureau.
m ia 10 he provided IN the contract that On. bureau
shall have the power OF annunr the contract va
OUT loss or damage 10 the government IN cese
for the articles named. or Tor the comp letl6fSL
works Estimated ior, and on which TINS eoNItN
crease diminish the quantities naned IN tfs
asses not headed llaneous' an the schedule.
twenty i've per cent.
Persons whose OF shall he accepted val he mo-
uhed 10y letter throngh The post ofce; when nou -
shall be consldered SUFFICIENT and n they do not
enter into contract FOR the supplies spech ed within
fifteen day from the date of Botloe from the bureau
Of The acceptance of their bad. contract Will be
made with some other person or persons. and the
guarsntoTs of such defaultIng bidder VIII he held
responsible for al denQuencIes.
All offers not made In sfTtcf Conformity with this
advertI sement WILL At the option ot the bureau, %
rejected.
Those only whose offers may he accepted wall be
notified and contracts VIII be resdy Tor execution
soon thereafter may be Practicable.
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DROPOSALs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. l


sealed proposals for ssch cass separately endorsed
Proposals for class No. name the Glass; for the
yard At tname the yard will he received st this
mse untIi noon on the second day OF August next,
IoI furnishing and delivering at the several navy
yaius named the materials and articles embraced IN
pIinteo scheduies, which will be furnished on spPI
CATION, ana sent by mai, NJ Quested, To persons
desiring 20 offer to oontrsct for any or a the cssses
named therein- Nv the cOmmandants Of the several
navy yards, for the classes for the Yards under
command, or BY the navy agent nearest thereto. or
by the bureau Tor any or all the Yards
To prSrtHf conf fusion aHd HaiSfal,S fs ssol,ag
fhe efers. bad tctH b. rSeetrsf Which cos
classes for more thGH on, ydrd m one sars lop,:
and each individual of firm must sign the h,d and
contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be IN The form herein
after prescribed ant he mailed IN time To reach
destination before the time expires for receiving
them; no bid iciR BE- considered trhtck shall Be
reesiUsd afier tke period stated, and no aliotc-
dncs tciII Be made for failures ar fhe mail
To guard against oilers beng opened before the
Tune appointed, bidders equested to endorse
The envelope above the address, and draw a line
under the endorsement. thus:
- Proposals for Class No, name the rldSs) for
the Nary Yard NJ taame rae ydrd''l
TO the Chief Of the Bureau Of Fords and Docks,
Washington, ID. T..
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TN E S E M A Il
II ROJECTED nv ROYAL !ettera patent of

4 kOTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of
England, and secured By the Seas of the Eoole dc
Pha.msoie de PsTissnd the Imperial College Med
taxation, SpermatorrhGa, and Exhaustion Of the
system; rriesemar No. efectuall ", IN the short
space of three days, completely and entirely eradi-
Gates all traces fthose disorders which copavia and
cubebs have so long been thought antidote for to
the ruin Of the health of vast portion of the popu
latlon; Irlesemar No; is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, uDfortu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
TO the inevitable destruction the patient coust
tuition, and which all the sarsaparia IN the world
cannot remove Trlesemar Nos. !, 2, and are alike
devoid of taste or smell, and ofali n8useatIng sua
ties; They may he on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold In tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered by Vepeau La
lemsn, Roux, Rlcord, &c., DO. Price So each,
or four cases in one for &c. which saves SS and in
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. II. A. BARROW, No. I57 Prince sta
few blocks west of broadway, New YORK. Imme
dIately on receIp of the amount Dr. b. will forward
the 50 cases OF Tresemar, and the large sizes car
rage paId, thus lnsurng genuine European prepara-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free of car
rage. Consul tatlons usual, from IL a. IN, till
p M and from4 TIL IN, at No. I57 Prince ST., a
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by j.
STOTT. Washington. fe Iy