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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-18

De GRArH's ELEcrRIc On-This celebrated rem
edy for rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Erysipelas,
Eruptions, Sprains Burns, Feons. &C., is manufac-
tured only by Professor Cas. De Grath, everywhere
known the discoverer, at his old establish
ment, in Eighth street. below Cnesnut, No. 80.
N. B.-The sick, for their safety, must avoid all
worthless csuntereits, from the of which the wors
consequences have followed to invalids who have
been deceived into buying them. An article which |.
confessed in the I'D advertisement OF II, to be only an i'm
ation Of Prof. Chas. De Graths Electric Oil, is some
times offer, to the public by person in this city
who pretends to have picked up knowledge OF th'
mode of preparing IL, while in the employ Of Prof. d.
Grath.
This is an entirely unfounded pretension. person
who now advertises imitation Of the Electric Oil
was once engaged with Prof. De Grath, book keep
er and correspondent and thus made himself known
some customers but he never entrusted to tn
MANUPAcrURE of the Medicine Of which he Is entire
y ignorant or this person, II Is not necessary to sa,
more at present, as, OF one will buy an In
rTArIoN, when they can obtain the ORIGINAL, eESU
article by application to Prof. Chas De Grath,
his long established Store, No. % South Eighth st.
a few doors below Chesnut. ljan l3-d&wlwl
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eB- How often do we hear the inquiry made, what
can get to cure this violent eramp am nightly sub
ject tot well know the to be my too frequs
indulgence in eating the vegetables and fruits Of the
season, besides taknga dozen more glasses OF Ice
water during the day-consequenty must pay the
penalty. Our advice TO such would be, always keep
bottle Of Hosetter's Celebrated Stomach Bters In
the house, as it will afford instant relief to any person
having Cramps, Spasms, Cholera Morbus, &c, which
are generally the result of overnduigence in vegea.
BILE Diet In fact, when interest is consulted, no fami-
ly can afford to be without these Biters. They can be
had Of any Of druggists for dollar per bottle,
containing full quart, which will last the season.
Sold by all druggists and dealers generally.
jan l3-d&wlw
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WV. CooKE, Esq, of the firm of WILLIAM
Cooke & SoN, died suddenly on Saturday
evening of Congestive Chills. Mr.. COOKE
was formerly resident of Bowling Green.
and has been several years an active mer-
chant of this city, principally connected with
the Green River trade, Of which interest he
Was one of the principal representatives at
this point. lie was highly esteemed, and his
loss will be deeply felt in this community.
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New ORLEANS, Jan 16-M

A sudden wind storm prevails, accompan-
led with rain. The wind amounts to hur-
ricane. Fifteen ships broke from their moor
ings and were considerably injured. The c.
S. Purnell, Of Bath, Maine, and the Allen
Stewart, were badly injured.
Several houses were unroofed. The build
ings on the left end of the Ponchatrain Rail
road are half destroyed.
The damage to steamboats, was immense
Many broke loose, and had their chimnie,
blown down. Several lives were lost.
1t is impossible to get full particulars, ant
the names of the boats tonight.
The storm lasted about half an hour. i
is not known whether it has extended 20 tn,
Gulf, though many fears were expressed il
regard to its effects IN that region.
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Murray & Lanman's Florida Water-Look
to the names aud beware OF limitations, puts to shame
boquets Of the rarest exotcs, with the freshness Of its
exquisite aroma. 1t to impast an exhilerating
property to the air 1t perfumes and quietly relieves
Faintness, Headache and Nervousness. Sold by ID.
T. Lanman u Co.. Wholesale druggsrs 81 Water st.,
New York, at SOC per bottle tjan l3-d&wiwI
HalIoway's Piils-Life ProlOnsed!- Upon
the vigor Of the stomach, the regularity OF the excre'
ons and the purity Of the blood, depends the dura
ton Of life and physical enjoyment These three es'
senals Of longevity and health, resaine and per
petuaied by the use Of Holloways Pills. Sold at the
manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New fork, and
No. IA Strand London; and by all druggists at 25c
&C, and 81 per box.
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MEssRs. DOBELL & CONJUNCTION

Have received the American Almanac for
1858, the most valuable repository of useful
knowledge that comes annually from the
American Press. The present is the goth
volume. and from its beginning its admira-
bic original plan has never been changed,
though its contents have from year 10 year
been made more excellent and complete. IT
Is Almost useful book for statistical references,
for it embraces oil that is most valuable in
the public documents of the Federal Govern
ment and those Of all the States. Its calen-
dar is most perfect, and its scientific papers
dispensable annual register for all men in
the active pursuits of life as merchants or
mechanics, or as professional men or politi-
clans. 1t is standard authority on all sub
jects on which it treats. Price 81 per VOL
ume.
THE LADY's ALMANAC for 1888, is a very
beautiful little pocket volume for ladies, con-
tanning q calendar for each month, with
blank leaves fer diary, to which is added
20 pages of choice selections of poetry and
prose, with number Of fine illustrations
1t is very suitable little volume for a gift
to lady, and husbands and beaux should
see that the wives and girls are supplied with
them.
Dubois Paper Dolls, that can be changed
into variety Of characters and costumes
will, afford hours of amusement and fun
among the little ones in the family circle
They are beautiful things and worth ten
times their cost in the pleasant qualification
they cannot fail to yield to both old and
young.
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The RIVER opposite this place rose six
inches during Saturday night, and continued
to swell yesterday.
The arrivals at the wharf on Saturday
were few, and business on the levee was duh.
The Nashville packet Dunlieth left Gin
cinnati on Saturday night for Cumberland
River.
The fine packet susquchanna will be down
to-day for New Orleans.
The Robert J. Ward leaves Portland for
New Orleans to-day.
Tho Fairchild, on her recent upward trip,
met no less than twenty-eight steamers-thc
largest fleet, it is said, ever heard of going
into port in one day.
Arrivals at St. Louis from the Upper Mis-.
sissippi and Illinois rivers report them in
good stage for boating, but full of floating
ice.
The New Falls City is tbe name of new
boat now at st. Louis repairing to make her
first trip South. She was butt ut Paducah
and is OF the largest class.
Two new boats, the skylark and Roweua
have just been completed ut Pitss5urg.-
They will run in the Missouri River trade
Another new steamer, to be called the Delhi
has been contracted for.
The Highfyer has been sold al New Or
leans for $4,000.
The Cairo mail packet Virginia has laid
up at New Orleans.
The levee at Cincinnati is thronged with
steamers Of every class. 4 number of own
ers express the opinion that they will bt
compelled to lay up. 1t takes a boat four oil
I'VE weeks TO pick up a trip for New Orleans
The number Of steamboat accidents on tht
rivers and lakes during the past year, ma:
been thirty, in which 32s persons were kill.
ed, and Sc wounded.
The Monongahela, from New Orleans Il
St. Louis, with about 1000 sacks salt and a5t
tons sugar, coffee and molasses. GROUNDED
about ten miles above Cairo, near Dog Tootl
bend where she now lies in a critical situa.
ton. She has thrown overheard 200 sack
salt, and the Herald took off the balance O
her cargo, and landed it at Cairo. She wa
still aground with her bow in only two fee
water. She left New Orleans two weeks ag
Saturday.
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III. Mo., sk.,,,c., P.oo,.-c.p he couv

The Most Skcptical Pe0ple-Can be convinced
by trial that all the family medicines not humbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
are q few Of great merit and undoubted worth. or
these, DIR. sASvoRD's ISvIGoRAroR OR LIVER REM
EDY stands first and foremost among the remedies Of
the day that be relied medicine that is all 1t
is recommended by its projectors Itadvertises itself
on every trial. for there are none who use ii 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 recon-
mended with testimonials to prove its virtue, for the
Of liver complaints Of every kind, from the worst
Dyspepsia to q common headache, and is particularly
adapted to Jaundice, Dennged Stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. (see Advertise
mcntO dec2.
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Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OF THE
AM il RIGA!
HALIFAX. Ian 16-M.

HALIFAX, Jan 16-M.
The steamer America arrived with Liver
pool dates to I'd inst.
Cotton had advanced. All qualities clos
ed with an advancing tendency.
Breadst.ffs steady. Provisions quiet
Consols s4111@94X for account.
There is n growing ease in the money
market, but the bank rates are unchanged.
The loss of the rebels at Lucknow is esti-
mated ut 1000.
Tine investment Of Canton is expected to
take place on the lst Of December.
Blowdell has been appointed Belgian Min
lister to America.
1t is said that Spain will consider the me-
diation of England and France ended il
Mexico refuses to accept all the conditions.
There is great activity in Spanish ports fol
the expedition to Mexico.
The America brings ninety-six thousand
dollars in specie.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, Jan. ls-P.M NJ.
Manchester advices continue favorable, with
a slight improvement.
LONDON.
Bullion in the Bank increased, during the
week, f700,OO0.
Brcadstuffs quiet and steady. Sugar buoy
ant ut Is 6d92s, and better. Coffee firm and
Is better. Linseed slightly advanced-29s
for foreign. Teas very firm, and slightly
advanced.
Barring Brothers report business limited.
American stocks at previous rates.
Bull d Co. report an improved demand
land slight advance.
LIVERPOOL.
Richardson, Spence & Co.'S circular reports
there has been no regular market since the
departure Of the North American. Bread
stuffs generally quiet and steady. Prices
generally unchanged. Provisions quiet and
unchanged.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

january l6th.--l00 bbls whisky, Allis q
Howes; 40 bbls whisky, J. G. Wheeler; IA
hhds bacon, SIS kefs lard, 10 tierces lard, IA
bbls lard, Geo. Foster g. Co.; boxes books,
3s3 bbls pork, As tierces lard, p G G'Riley
~ Co.; l box cigars, Theodore Wings; l
hominy mill, X b Hart; Q bbls eggs, sacks
wheat, sacks apples. Wheeler & Rigg; 220
bushels corn, Rancr 81 Mccoy; cast wheels,
Kratz q Heilmann.
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MADISON, Wis, Jan l6-M

The Message of Gov. Randall was deliver
ed to-day. Among other matters he dis
cusses the banking law of the State, and ad-
vises such action as will be calculated to
check the evils growing out of it. He re-
commends the investigation Of the charges OF
bribery and corruption in the distribution OF
the public lands, under the act of 1856. He
advocates the Pacific Railroad by the North
ern r-ute. He discusses the slavery question
atlength, taking strong States Rights grounds
as opposed to Federal encroachment for the
benefit Of the slave power.
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~ Godey's Book for February is mos
attractive number for the Ladies.

SILVER PLATISe.-We call the attention of
our citizens to new branch Of the arts es-
tablished among US, by Mr.. Sanders, whose
advertisement will be found in our columns.
We are assured he is an accomplished work
man in his line, and those who employ him,
will find his work equal 20 the best Eastern
manufacture.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 16-F. N.
Flour dull; 1000 bbls sold at So 65-$3 rs
orsuperfine. Receipts moderate Grain I'M
changed; supply light, anil the demand good.
Whisky Is, and the demand good. Hogs
buoyant, with demand far in excess of the
supply, and prices rated zoe higher; closing at
"a 25@4 IS, the latter for extra large, Re-
ceipts $500. Provisions advancing. Mess
Pork advanced to sl2 so, now held at slS.
Bulk Meats 5c@6c, and active-large de-
mand. Green Meats held ont of the market.
Lard held at SC. The market closes quite
excited, and so unsettled that it is difficult to
give accurate quotations. Buyers plenty
sellers like angels visits.
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Ne v YoRK. Jan 16-p. n.

Cotton firm; 1 900 bales sold. Holders de-
mand an advance. Corn very dull; quota
tons nominal. Pork firm at Sl4 T5@sl4 90
for Mess. New Orleans Molasscs 29c@3Oc.
Stocks higher generally Chicago and Rock
Island 60; Michigan Southern 20; New York
Central rs, Reading 81; Galcna and Chicago
72x; Michigan Central 53s4; Erie 20; Clevc-
land and Toledo Az; Missouri 6's soy.
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CHICAGO, Jan l6-M

The Omaha Ncbraskian, of the sth, con-
tains an account Of the split in the Nebraska
Legislature. Twenty -one members Of the
Assembly, and eight of the Council, have
gone to Florence. The minority remain at
Omaha in possession Of the journals.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan 16-N
Flour and grain nominal.
PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELeuI Jan. 16-M
There has been but little business done to-
day. Sales of good Middling Upland Cotton
ut l0s4. 200 bushels Glover Seed sold at
SIS 25. Dried Fruits very dull, and prices
dropping. Flour sells, in a small way to the
trade, at 81 20 for Supertine, and 81 1885
for Extra. Rye and Corn Meal are not in
Quired after.
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Later from Yucatan.

The schooner Tallahassee arrived from
Sizal, with dates to the 9Th inst,, That place
Vas still blockaded. A change in the govern
ment had taken place, and peace negotiations
were progressing. Hopes were entertained
that the revolution wotld soon end.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan 16-PM
District Aitornev Mann addressed the iur

DISVfICV AeSV'H0y "unH auuIeoSeu VIC Jul
to day in the case of Smith. charged with
killing Richard Carter, the President of tho
Tamqua Bank, at the St Lawrence Hotel
He said he deeply sympathised with the ac-
cused, and that he had never been engaged
in case where his duty and sympathy SC
confictcd. He then proceeded to combat
the plea of insanity, and was followed by
Mr.. Thayer, IN q very able speech, for the
prisoner. The case will probably be given t.
the jury on Monday. The sympathy fol-
Smith is very great.
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River and Weather BY telegraph.

River and Weather BY telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, Jan 16-M
River falling. Seven feet three inches il
the canal. Weather cloudy and slight snow
squalls. Mercury 43.
CINCINNATI, Jan 15-M.
Weather clondy and cool. Rain the create
portion Of last night. The river has riser
three inches.
ToRoSro, Jan. 16-x
Rained all night.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16-N
Cloudy. Mercury So.
SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. Is-N
Cloudy. Mercury So.
ST.. Louis, Jan. ls-x.
Cool and cloudy. Mercury 80.
CAIRO, Ills, Jan 16-M.
Weather clear. Mercury 80.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan 16-M
Weather cloudy and showing.
BUFFALO, Jan 16-N
Weather mild, with heavy fog.
MONTREAL, Jan. 16-M.
| Showed last night. Raining hard now
Mercury 30.
PIrrsBURG, Jan. 16-N.
| River six feet nine inches, and falling
Weather wet. Mercury 49,
| CINCINNATI, Jan. 16-P NJ.
[ River about ut stand. Weather cloud
andacool.-
PIrTsBuRo, Jan. 16-Px
River six feet seven inches and. fallip(
Weathercloudy. Mercury 40.
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THE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.
JANUARY II.

JANUARY II.
Glendale from cincinnati to Memphis.
Moses Mcclellan from Louisville to Memphis.
r. J. Ward from New Orleans to Louisville.
T. ii. fairchild from Louisville to New Orleans.
Diamond from ousvilie to Evansville.
Quaker City from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
j. III. Done from Cairo to Evansville.
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+ ire.
BLOOMINGTON, Jan

DLVoMNoION, oau lV-A
A destructive fire occurred at Clinton, Ill
Loss from $50, 900 to Sc, 1000. Partially in
sured. Supposed to be the work Of an in
cendIary. A jewehy store was robbed be-
fore the fire.
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TO THE SUFFERING COMMUNITY Helm
holds Genuine Preparation Of Fluid Extract Buchu Is
offered a specific. Read the advertisement headed
" Helmbold's Genuine Preparation. {janl3-d&wiwl
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NEW YORK Jan ID

The New York Herald has letter from
Senator Brown, of Mississippi, denying that
he has abandoned the Lecompton Constitu-
ton. He says he has no DOUBT of its adop
ton.
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PITTsBURG. Jan Ia

The jury rendered verdict of guilty of
murder in the first degree, against James M.
Kelly, who killed Henry Weisman, near East
Liberty last October.
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ANOTHER DECLINE!
EXTRA FLouR at % 10 per sack; also BRAN by the
retail at i2k cents per bushel, by
janl-U IGLEHART BOS.
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Liverpool Cotton Mark ct.

Although the holidays checked business
the sales reported for four days are 40 .OoO
bales. Quotations have advanced about I'D
Rates Of discount were from 7@s per cent.
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FOR RENT.

yHNIE HOUSE on the corner Of corner Of Tn I'd and
- Chestnut streets, formerly occupied by j. j.
Dabels, ESJ, very desirable situalion with good
stahing add carriage house is soJ rent 10 good ten
An, enquire Of IjsD5-nl ;. z. BYRNE.
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No. SIGHT and Short Time Bills on New Or
w. leans wanted 10 the Savings Bank, First
street near Main. decl0.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

No. NOTICES in this place, 10 cents per line
ky<Sa insertion; 20 cents per line three times
cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
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THE SAVINGS BANK First street
w. Main, buys Tennessee, Illinois, and Wis
consin money. Call in. nov3u.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 16-M.
Flour dropping; small sales at So 55@S 20
for supertine. Hogs active and higher
81 5o@4 so. Mess Pork advanced to $l2 SO.
Market good deal excited, and prices un-
settled.
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New YORK, Jan. 16-M.
Flour firm; 1000 bbls sold. Wheat firm at
81 25@sl IS for White. Corn very dull.
Beef buoyaDt ut c.@l7c. Whisky dull at
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DETROIT, Mich. Jan L.

@f NV , A'HHSh''3 V"iI ~ n
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank of this
city, resumed business to-day.
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NEW YORK, Jan 14-PM
Tie Mechanics Banking Association of
this city resumes business on Monday next,
with a reduced capital.
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DIR COGGsWELL's
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
81 a l.

Thai has produced such remarkable effects
IN many cases Of NEURALGIA, VERTIGO, and ATTIC
rioss OF rHE HEAD, caused by disturbed circulation,
in those who have tried Il IN this city, Is for sale at
KELLER WHITES.
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FARES,

For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation Office, head Of Locaet stree
Evansville.
JOHN INGLE,
Superintendent
~ Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Register take
former &fvertisment and copy. nov23.x
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NEw YORK, Jan 16-x
The steamship Baltimore sailed for Liver
pool ut moor. to-day, with $i24 900 in specie.