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Or. S5ufeI0uD's berphmro
Seutictoes Ssitters
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BELT grunbitb dGc
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Btetib, Sdnsiafstt unb N eSsreei9ta 1enbett.
VI. Gt5enttumer e%npfstfsr Dtefe ytebtjtn Ser Qnfm rifdnt.
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8ranEsm u;so &etDenSeg !,
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Sufammensefebter Gprup BON Wilotirihe1
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fdle tn steiern Sar6e bur1 &asJsbrEne terurf16t peybeu, ab.
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HfihiTHnMfT7Tn Ut ~NNBtI HEN WI UUIIIHtU
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES benepenb aus fea b Werttntn: Sic.
bCrftGnt, Gunner G!ebertaftl. Gripn,
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3Q5at UerEoMf,
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Wessa n6etrsr s~ustunft pen6s man F4 on
SMITH, SO. 1t3, W..spmbar6ars 8alttsns.e,
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DR.. Hufeland.
BoIIlmiiher NorDioI

OWATWAA1ITTNI NURUENI
fir f5neae 5eituns son 9ufea. GrfSltuuB, SnEueasen, srdu.
ne, Raubsn pals nb eIftr6 hrensa;;Ineurg, Inss sSrprs uni
renu nod a6slt&, GrIe&tsruns fir QGe an Slefsr Rtaaipst
Qstbenre, felbf In ben leSten Sfatten. T
Dtese berlhmts Preparation tt eIet6 Dem B:ttern ,rSerISf.
f9. - 70 tn fir etne Rlafe ron Eran!be ten befttut. b,
du9en1etner Ino seFG9rlt6er ais ale amer henen bte gsupt.
ntr btefes 91u6es unteruOrfen fnO - &rdntbetten bic RON ts
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9s Gutborttdt fats: SD MID ntdt ~bebaupten, ba6 .Qltt'
fur uns tt, pds bic get une has saItc 5tsbsr fir be 8eurb.
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ether tlstnen Grfdltuns entfetsnben 6rauIbetten, setet I'D tei
esnen Bid ubir na1feteRte aus ben 8crt6ten bes 9ttlaSeIs
pbtd 9eiunSbettSantes %ertupmmene Ea6e1e. Eroe6em gbt.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-14
New York Market.

new DIRK. May 13-PM
Flour market unchanged. Ronnd hoop
Ohio scarce and commands a little more mo-
nov. There is moderate export demand
sales OF Is 900 brls ut 4 - for superfnc State,
4 20@4 IS for extra State, 00@4 10 for SUI
perfne Western, 2O@i Go for common to
medium extra Western, 1904 81 for ship
ping brands of extra round hoop Ohio, mar
ket closing quiet. Rye flour dull at ooG
%. Good extra new white wheat PC adj
vance; 9sQtl 90 for red Mich. and Ind; ~
tor white Mich; 25tdl % for white KY
Rye steady at GO. Corn better, sales of $4,000
bush Mt 10@13 for white Southern, 13@15 fol
yellow, 30 for mixed Western. Oats plent,
| and dull at 42@4S for State; 44@46 for West
| ern. Whisky in fair demand at 2Q1I. Pori
unsettled and lower, sales at IL 1901 20 TO
mess, IA 40@l4 so for prime; closing dul
and unchanged. Mess beef IS oo@li 90, re
packed mess, Ii 26dl5 90. Beef hams an,
prime mess becfdull and nominally the same
Bacon steady at So for long ribbed mid
dlngs, 9i4@elI for short do Cut meat
duh at 6 zGl7 for shoulders AMI hams. Lar,
dull and lower. Leather in good demand
Hides steady.
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Members from Minnesota.

WAsnISGroN. MAY 7-PM
HousE.-The first portion of the proceed
ings were lost an account of bad working OF
the line.-RER.
Philips; the two claimants, whose certi-
fcates say that they have the majority.
Washburn, of H., said tlIat Mr.. Becker
has the highest number, and had no. pre-
sented his certificate.
Phillips remarked that all the Information
he had was from the credentials of Mr.. Sher-
man.
Does the gentleman say
Philip said he was glad the gentlemen
could give u reason for their goOod humOr.
and contended that Mr.. Meday had right to
give the certificates.
Millson's resolution was adopted as sub
stitute for Mr.. Phillips motion-that the
members he sworn in yeas 81, nays 81.
Sherman moved the reconsideration OF the
vote and to lay that motion on tho table
agreed TO by majority.
The question then required on Mr.. Phillips
resolution as amended by Mr.. Wilson's sub
stitute.
The question was decided in the affirma-
tive, Yeas los, nays %.
Kunkell, from the Committee on Accounts
made a repors charging X. B. Hockey, door
keeper of tho House, with having abused
authority, in the appointment of subcrdi-
males, leading SONS OF them TO depend ON the
grace and bounty OF the House for salary; for
this he cannot be too severely censured.-
Though frequently admonishel, he PERSISTS
in setting the orders of the committees at de-
fiance. Abuses in the folding rooms were
pointed cut, showing ia BE entries.
Storm stopped the despaitches.
SENATE.--A lengthy discussion occurred a.
TO what business the Senate should take mp
Clay, Of Ala, urged the fishery bill; Mr.
Polk, the homestead bill, and Mr.. Hunter
insisting OH the general appropriation bill
which was at length agreed upon, by a vote
of 33 yeas 10 80 nays.
The bill, which is contained in so pages
was read.
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Posi- OFFICE,
Evansville, May 18th, 1855.


MR. CARLILE-D Dear .Sir:-Allow me once
more to- call the attention OF the public to
Postoffice rules and regulations. flour citi-
zens would be punctual in the observance of
these rules much Inconvenience to themselves
~ well as to the Office, might be avoided.
The mail by the railroad closes at the Office
punctus,lly at 3 o'clock. A. N. After this
hour lefters are liable to he left over especial
ly in the early part OF thu woek. Many per-
rons delay bringing their letter to the Office
till it is too late, and then deliver them to the
Route Agent at the depot. This is a palpa-
bio violation of tho postal laws. Route
Agents have no right to mail letters, except
ing those which arc necessarily written after
tle closing ofths mails at the Post.gfce, and 4:
is his duty in all cases TO ascertain whether
the letters handed him were actually written
af or that hour; if no., hc 10 requii to refuse
receiving them.
Now that the cars go out so early In the
morning. il is very convenient for tardy per
IONS TO take their letters To the Route Agent
and state that they arc upon important bust
ness aud written after the closing of the
mails. The improbability Of n single bust
ness house, writing over twenty (O letters
alter the hour of closing the mails, is readily
apparent. There is no necessity, either, OF
making continual practice of writing even
half dozen every day, to be mailed by the
Route Agent. The Postofice is the proper
place for the deposit Of letters, and in the iu-
ture they must be taken there and not to the
Agent. shall send regularly each morn
ing to the depot aud bring back all letter,
left with the Agent, thereby OBTAINING them
"a hours. The practice of delivering letters
To the employees on the cars, to be given tC
the Agent after the train is i'm motion, i:
prohibited. The Agent will DC required t.
return all such letters here on his return
trip, thus causing delay ofiS hours; beside,
/ shall visit the penalty of the law against
all persons SO offending in :uture.
Very truly yours,
u IfInn ID n
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Very truly yours,
q. X. RUDD, l.. ".
MINNESOTA A STATE IN THE UNION

MINNESOTA STATE IN THE UNION
On Tuesday, the House passed the Sem
ate bill, for the admission Of Minnesota,
by vote Of Isl to SO. 1t was opposed
by some Of the Lecomptonites, because
the Constitution had been submitted to
the people. keitt, Of North Carolina,
denounced it. Comparing the Kansas
Lecompton constitution with that Of
Minnesota, he said:
"And now fastening to us is the Mlnneso
Ia Constitution, deforrnel, disfgured, dis
grac "a Dy base imPosturc byldrivslling phil
anthropy, by whining hypocrisy anu by q
practical amalgamation of the wlts aud
black races. This miserable and ric,lctty
thing, the Minnesota Constitution, with MI
infamies clinging to it, may come to and
be embraced by It's friends. They may defilt
this Hall with its presence; but, under it.
auspices, Kansas can never come into tho
Union. We wish to admit her now, not be-
cause we care about the mushroom Conyen-
tons they have held, or may hereafter hold
but because her application under the lie
compton Constitution is legitimate, and hel
admission under the bill before us sacrifice,
10 principle.
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Philndelphta Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 13-PN
Flour market unchanged and no demand
for export, and shipping brands are freely
offered ut 30. Rye flour and corn meal
steady at %. The receipts of wheat are
small, but ample for the demand, and there
is no inquiry, except for the supply of tho
wants of the city millcrs; sales of 500 bush OF
good Southern red at o., and 800 bush
Kentucky white at l 90 in store. Rye steady
at IS. Corn in good request, sales of Ii, coo
bush yellow, afloat at 10@7l and white at 50
Oats steady at S7dS9 for delaware, and 39@
| 40 for Pennsylvania. Whisky unsettled; sales
at 2l@22. Provisions dull and prices are
IRONING
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Cincinnati Market =.
CINCINNATI, May l3-rM

CINCINNATI, May l3-rM
Flour unc changed, with u moderate local de-
mand, at 8 75di 90 for choice to extra; re-
ceipts continue light. There is an active de-
mand for whisky at 1854, the market closed
with an improved tendency. The provision
market has not undergone any special
change; there is very little demand. Some
holders arc anxious to sell at the quotations.
The sales were 500 hhds bacon at 81 X. 800 bills
prime lard at lo1l. Nothing done in bulk
meats and prices arc nominal. There is
more doing in sugar, but prices arc CASTER
Linsced oil s2G64 with a moderate demand
Rates of exchange are unaltered. The me :
ney market unchanged.
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Southern Convention.

MONTGOMERY, May IN
The Convention met at . A. NJ, and after
prayer aud the approval of the minutes OF
the previous session, Mr.. RulIiin, of Va, re-
ported resolutions, recommending the South
to adopt Determinations against the North by
taxes and licences.
The resolutions we're referred.
Gen. Walker and John Mitchell were ten
dered seats in the Convention.
Roger Pryor, of Virginia, spoke against
Mr.. SPOTS resolution for the re- opsning OF
the slave trade. Mr.. Yancy will follow
Many able and eloquent speakers are in at
tendance
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o. The bids to exchange gold for u
s. Treasury Notes, advertised by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, were opened.
at Washington on the 10th inst. There
were offers for only five million OF the
fifteen millions remaining to be taken.-
The range Of the bids was from 81 to
AZ per cent, interest for about $4,000
OOO. The other 100000 was at five
per cent and over
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Nry Yong May IA

INV OKh. NIay TT
The steamship Star of the West, with Cali
frrnia dates to the 21th ult., has arrived.
Business in San Francisco was dull. Min
ing aud agricultural prospects are cmincntly
good.
Arehy, the fugitive slave has been dis
charged.
Rich gold diggings have been discovered
in Carson valley.
Later advices from Lieut.. Ives expedition
state that the explorations demonstrate the
navigability of the Colorado.
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tS-Two fancy gamblers in Cincinnati,
had some dispute on Sunday last, about the
division Of sum ofmoney. They separated,
but one of them subsequently went to the
room of the other in hotel, and whilo he
was dressing, the intruder seized a water
ever, and struck the occupant OF the room
over the head, with such force as to fracture
the scull Of his victim ia two places. The
assailant was arrested and committed FOL
murder.
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sJ-We call the attention Of shippers Of
produce to the card of Messrs. Ethel & Co.,
Commission Merchants in New Orleans
The house is not Us long established as many
Others, but we learn that it has given entire
satisfaction to its correspondents in this sec
ton of the country, during the last year.
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OF The body Of man was taken out
of the river yesterday, near the mouth
Of Pigeon creek. From appearance he
had been long in the water, and is sup
posed to be one Of the coalboatmen. lost
near Cannelton, some weeks ago.
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ALAReE EsTATE.-IIenry Van Rensselaer,.
ESQ, of Ogdensburg, has advertised the
whole Of his princely estate, in the town of
Ogdensburg and county of st. Lawrence, for
sale at auction IN June next. The property
consists Of thirty thousand acros of land
including the proprietor's unrivallod, beauti-
full country seat, named Woodtord, in thC
vicinity OF Ogdcnsburg. This is the larges
sale of private property we have yet heard OF
in Americn
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CHARLESTON, s. c., May l3-rM
The steamship Isabel. from Havana on the
10Th inst, has arrived. Sugar and Molasses
were higher. Exchange or London quoted Mt
ll1I@l2, on New York, par and &c.
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o. The House Of Representatives
have ordered to be engrossed the rosolu-
tons authorizing the President to take
immediate measures to abrogate the
Clayton Bulwer treaty.
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o. Judge Blake is likely to he the
Democratic candidate in the Tippecanoe
Congressional District. lie is required
to define his position on Lecomptonism.
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o. See First Page.

LOST CHILD.-A little boy, about two
years old. may be found by his parents,
by calling at Henry Burggrapo's, corner
of Seventh and Ann streets, near Peter
Sharpe's.