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ST. LOUIS, April 22-P

The steamer Ocean Spray was totally de
stroyed by fire about eight miles above the
city. Eight lives are supposed to be lost. The
burning boat ran against the steamer Keo-
kuk lying at the shore above the city which
was also totally destroyed. The Ocean Spray
was valued at 1000, insured for S25.O6O.-
II is impossible TO attain full particulars to
night.
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Special Despatch to the Journal.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

ST. Louis, April 22.-rM
The steamer Ocean Spray, for Peoria, was
burned ut the foot of Sawyer Bend, to-day
The steamer Keokuk took fire from her and
also burned. Several lives were lost.
\. Il. JONES.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April 22.-PM
Flour steady. Howard street 25G3 81
Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn: white
660sS: yellow 61G69. Provisions buoyant
and active.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI. April 2l.-M
Flour unchanged. Whisky 1917. Mess
rork is firm at Il 80, but little is done yet.
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Land Bill for Education In Agriculture.



HoUsE.-The bill passed, lO4 against lOl.
The bull grants 4, $40 900 acres OF land to be
appOrtioned To each State, equal to 1900
acres for each Senator and Representative in
Congress, to which they are now respectively
entitled, the money derived from which to
be invested in Cnited States or other State
stock, yielding not less than five per ccntum.
The money thus invested, to constitute u
perpetual fund, the interest on which TO be
inviolably appropriated to the endowment
support and maintenance of at least one
college, whose leading object shall be, with
ont excluding other scientific or classical
studies, TO teach such branches of learning as
are related To agriculture and the mechanic
arts, in such manner as the Legislatures
may describe, in order to promote liberal and
practical education of the industrial classes
in their several pursuits and professions in
life. Among the conditions on which the
grants are made is that the State is to pro-
vide not less than one college within five
years.
The IIoase took up the bill granting pen
sions to officers and soldiers OF the war with
Great Britain in Isle, and those engaged in
the Indian wars during that period.
Savage reported bill from the Committee
OF Invalid and Pension Claims and made an
earnest speech in Its favor, and advocated an
amendment to pay pensions from date Of
the lnNallulty.
Cobb gave notice of an amendment to pro-
vide for those engaged in the Florida and
Creek wars.
Florence gave notice of an amendment to
equalize the pay of the army, navy and ma
rine corpse.
Montgomery gave notice Of an amenl-
ment Tor the soldiers and wagoners OF the
army.
Maynord gave notice Of an amendment,
extending the provisions of the bill to Jack
sons Florida campaign.
Underwood gave notice Of an amendment
including the Kentucky soldiers under Hop
kins and Letcher. lie thought they had bet
ter refer these matters 70 ascertain Low much
all these measures cost.
The committee rose and the House id
journed.
SENATE.-Mason's resolution respecting
Paraguay was taken up and discussed until
the morning hour had expired, when the de-
ficicncy appropriation bill was taken up and
debated.
Seward indroduced bill which was read
twice, to procure the prompt consideration of
a line of telegraph across the continent be
tween San Francisco and st. Louis. Referred
to Committee on Military Affairs.
The deficiency bill was then taken up and
discussed three hours. Various amendments
were pending when the Senate adjourned.
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Smith Gavitt, charged with an as
sault upon one Thos. McAvoy, was tried be-
fore Justice Walker, yesterday. The de-
PENDANT plead guilty to the assault, but pre-
iented aggravated insults offered him by
Mehvoy a. a@r cxteniation; in consequence
df which the Justice fined him only three
dollars. Both parties were considerably
hurt; McAvOy'S nose and face being badly
bruised. and one of Gavitt's fingers on his
right hand being broken, and his hand 9th
trwise injured by the heavy blows he dealt.
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.E-Mr. Hewlett, very eloquent and pop
ular .peaker-the early fellow-laborer with
Cough in the temperance cause, delivered
lecture at Marble Hall last evening which
was listened to with profound attention, and
at the close was loudly applauded. lie will
speak again this evening, and, we hope, to a
crowded Hall. lie is second only to Cough
in his power to enchain the attention and
excite the feelings of his audiencc.
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Nrv Yong Anril 33-pN


Flour dull, moderate demand for export
and home consumption, sales of 1000 bbls
at 2O@4 So, and small lots as high as So
for superfne State which is scarce, 30I4 %
for extra State, chiefly ut 1894 Al. The
marke5 closing heavy. Canadian flour quiet
and heavy for medium grades. sales at 50G
50 for superfine; 4 1894 45 for extra. Rye
-four il dull. sales at 3t93 60. Wheat market
is heavy with good supply offered, to ar
rive. Sales 5000 bush common white at Is,
and 500 bush choice Ky. at 429l As. Rye
quiet, sales ut IS delivered. Barley dull at
GO@6s. Corn; the supply is limited, in fair
damand 1.-THE market is firmer; sales $4,000
bush Southern at 7id15 for white. 76 : Il for
yellow. Oats plenty and dull ut 55G6O for
State, 1890 for Western. Whisky frmer:
sales at az. Pork in active demand nj
better prices. sales of 800 at Is l0(dlS 90 for
mess; ~ 20dl9 % tor clear, including 1000
bbls prime at Is 90, buyers option at SO DAYS.
Beefis shade higher. sales at SOFAS % for
country prime; 10 25@ll 25 for country mess.
l36lST5 for extra mess. Cut meats are
scarcely so buoyant, sales at 6sld7b for
! should and 91tGl0 for hams. Lard is
shade higher, sales st llGll4 and for small
parcels lls4.
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COAL For SAIL.

HY7E have on hand and are constantly s.ctiYiEs
SS coal Of an excellent quality from Up the canal.
which will deliver in any part Of the city al Ice.
Orders left james Laughlins warehouse, or at the
office Of Nathan ROwley will he promptly attended to.
RONLEf 4 ANGRY.
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ASTROEOGH.
JEANY of our readers, doubtless, will be gratifcl
I'VE to learn that the Venetian tstreinSicluc.
MADAME PHOTO, has arrived in THE city; ami
her stay being very limited, the opportunity Shoull
he Immediately embraced by all who de iruTs of
hearing repetition OF the past Of Ieeriug into
fu'urity. She comes highly rec mmendci.
The Madame has the celebrated ROMAN TAILS
MAN. which will secure to those sml arking oil thC
tempest"us ocean of life inevitable success i'm their
business transactions. She il also IraC ical b,c
trcss, and has many valuab e remedial compounds
which, to thos afflicted, she will lie happy to admin
ister-
-F- Her fses very liberal, being, for apprsing
of the past. present and future, only one dollar
~ She can be seen At the Washington House, 70,
n few DAVIS. aple-if
VVTOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
Nv ~ dOZ. ass. Market Baskets;
10 nests assorted Clothes Baskets;
10 ia z. Well Buckets, assorted;
do Cotton Mors.
~ do ass. Pine aud Cellar Churns;
20 nests Wash Tubs, . in
10 do do do : i'm
Is dog assorted Wash Tubs;
- do do Buckets;
ln9 meet Wooden Bowls:
Just received by T.. III. COOK SON.
agi0
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HALIFAX, April On
The weather is now clearing up, but there
are no indications of the steamship Canada.
now in her 18th day ont.
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t.SUNDRIES-
- 900 kegs Wheeling Belmont Nails;
2plhoXes Pittshurg City Window Glass;
casks Putty in Blalders;
this. Lnseed Oil;
leo Berca Grindstones;
In store and for sale bv T.. :. BABCOt
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MILLINERY NOTICE.

EzRS. Il. j. TURNER would inform the l.ulies
1sh OF Evansville and lts Vicinity, that she will
carry on the Millinery business at the store on Se-
ond street, formerly occupied Nv alrs Donaldson,
nearly opposite the Rev. Mr. NcCarers church. She
will bleach and repair houuet> the lowest prices
and in the best possible style, as she uses no
acids, without doing them a.ly injury. She will have
new goods expressed eVcrv week from Cincinnati,
and will Keep on hand ready trimmed bonnets for
transient customers. The patronage of ladies who
wish NEW BoNNETs, or desire 20 have old ones re.
paire to look we'll respectfully solicited
Evansville, April 9Th, Is5S-tr
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XXXvth COngrcss--First Session.


WasHISGToN, April pm
HoUsE.-The House proceeded 10 the con-
sideration OF Morrill's bill, donating lands to
the several States, for the benefit OF agricul
ture and mechanic arts.
The House refused to table the bill, l04
against los.
SENATE.-A memorial was presented by
Seward of the reply of the American Telc-
graph Company IN refutation of the aliega-
tons contained in the recent memorial of
Amos Kendall and the Morse Telegraph in
strument. The document WAS referred to the
Judiciary Committee and ordered to DC
printed.
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Valuable Standard Works.

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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOK-.-
~ Prince Of the House of David;
Odd Fellows Casket;
Iiarper's Weekly, April 10th;
saturday Evening Post, April 10Th;
New York Mercu v, April 10th;
New York Ledger, April 9Th:
Flag Of our Union, do do;
Balou's Pictorial, do DO;
Novelette,, do do;
Just received and for sale at -
VI. l.. JOHNSONS.
ap0 First street.
SABS.-A fine assoTtment of Empire and " lilo"
~ Cabs, just received and for sale Icy -
NICKERY X JOHNSTON.
SWEET POTAT0ES.-4Obu bushels in store for
- sale 10y NICkERY " JOHNSTON.
OATS bales of Oats. just received aud in fine
~ order, for sale by u. ". COOK SON.
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New York Market.

New YORK. April On
Flour heavy, sales of $500 bbls at $50
4 10 for Ohio, and 50@475 for Southern;
q decline of &c on each. Wheat very dull
and dropping. Corn has advanced, sales of
10 900 bush at 1915 for white, and 1917
for yellow. all advance of lie on each. Chicago
beet has advanced l0c. Prime pork has ad-
vanced Doc. Sales at Is 90. Lard is frm.-
Whisky dull.
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Evansville and CraWfs,dsyii:c
r ElLR Q a . .

sLts 5s77 :.;.s-z!- = .4- -: 57ss:ssSyEl
-, - ::
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MARBLE HALL
ICE CREAM SALOON.
'vNIlE subscriber having taken the magnificent suit
u Of rooms on the 3Id n1Or OF the Marble Hall
building, Main street, viii open Ear the reception Of
visitors ON Thursday, April :, au6 icg. leave in
form his friends and former customers that ne is pre-
pared to furnish, during the entire summer season,
the most exquisite and highly Favored ice cream
Ladies visiting this saloon viii nl "a pleasant room
always at their service. y. MCKAY.
Balls, prita:e rsrties rnd weddings furnished. and
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ENCLUSIyELY TO TIE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY ". w. LINE.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Market STALL.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of Butch.
~ ers' Stalls and Vegetable Stands Of tho C.ntral
Market House. that the same will I've sold AT nnblic
auction to the highest bidder. Saturday morning
Say list, next, at o'clock, by Franz schneider,
Market Master, VA the premises.
The payment for The SLne must he made at time
of purchase. A. LEMCKE, Crk.
at,lg
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NOTICE

VENHOsE who have spoken to me Tor Strari.er7s
- Plants would do well to have Their ground in.
ridlIesS Tor them y the frs. week IA April. at which
time the Plants will lie really for delivery. There are
a few hundreds unsola.
n BAH orders eft NJ Vim. TIugiles' s. pre- corner
Main ana Second street, viii he attended 70.
Tnrll ANDREW gpSEINp
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

"E have nov on hand, and are daily receiving,
We the best COAL that has ever been introduced
into TINS market which we are selling low. Good sur
rency will be received IN payment Orders left at the
store of JNo. W. HUGHES, next to the State Bank.
viii he promptly attended q.
jan25-n JSO. W. HUGHES & CO.
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COAL DEALERS.
COAG!I COALfI CoALi,I

"JUSTICb " Id md sIA't BE D0NE."
IHAVE just erected a Fairbank Scale, for the mr.
III poss Of weighing my coal. shall sell M coal by
weigh, according to the law Of the State. / have
large s-ok Of superior quality Of Pitsburz Goal, and
invite all NY friends TO give a call and t. il.
have been eighteen years in the business, and profess
To he judge. The price of coal is cents ger bushel
All orders left at the Gas Company Once, between
First and Second on Locust street, Hornbrook's
Store on Water street. at my Coal Office, at the La
masco Wharf, will be attended to- All coal must be
paid Tor when ordered in hankaile currency
dec22 Il. aNNIlI-W IIT-TCHESON
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NEW DRY GOODS ARRRiyED
" At :. EMBICH'S.
For CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
-. At 5. EMBICHS.
For CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
At :. EMBICH'S.
For CASH ONLY.
NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED
At S. EMBICU'S.
apps For CASH ONLY.
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STORAGE WANTED.
CANAL STORAGE
New and Rare Book.

hANING been appointed by the Author
sole agents for tis City for the sale OF his book
entitled
EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES,
by Hon. o. III. SMITH, offer tho same at retail and
10 the trade at Cincinnati prices The book is %
Uncommon interest, and every family. with our
County, Township and private libraries, should have
the work The press has uniformly spoken of the
work in the CHEST terms 1t is complete i'm large
beautiful octave volume of6+0 pages, finely gotten up,
with an artistic likeness Of the Author, by Better.
DOBELL & CONJUNCTION,
ennis Roo sNiIl Lid
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LLB8ERt
n Coed article of Dry Pine Lumber an,
IA Shingles FOR sale, he found az the vaT.f of
X. H. BENNETT & Co.
mrL-sL. MI hra-Z - IIeilInar-.s E..I-,,.,r-.
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USHR RH1iKP AssIslIAJI ~ viii snrnish nsfe
=, female heirs. % svpa,cs1ku 10 ~ vses' 81
1 oMcs. p rsors desisisg snfA sf s.rns :.
crested 70 spply % above, ~ tEh wr1 sesessn 90
tAe eoeietv n tAelS sboss. ~ ss6es v -
ssvss61 As1ocAssoa.
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The Money Panic Conquered

THE un deHsigned Is nov prepare " kinde fires
i and attend to Law Ofices, Gents private rooms
also Halls and Galleries Kept ceaa-he VIII give at
tendance to psoic balls taking care Of Gents 81 hes
With promptatude he will gtve the above services
. Ill who win favor him With Q call.
Charges Moderate
Inquire . Alstea's Hat otors. sppssise the L.
0AAso Hotol. Eb NORMA.
81 Ho6aaA Aas,saasa esssSi
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4 SAVING OF 20 FER CENT.

vlll be made by calling before purcta.i~g elss
where. W are determined TO tel Al low tos, 20
lo~ for Cash that hall be sble TO OIL -. %
willie -. are hoping he pr by almost Giving
AWAY CLOTHING We shall eve the staNef wheei
Of The business sorif pu-h forward Dot me-
CLAIRE BLOCK. recl7-l-l
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She. llkRINE NLuElANlEtN. e..
Ne&iCc.

NOTICE is hereby sivcl-t hi tie 50 1ibers have
~ been duly Al pointed Executor ana Executr!x
of tie estate OF Aex4nd w. Nc Eer, de eassd,
late OF Davepp ia ne coI-ty II q sLd STATE
Of Iowa sd TAKEN upon themselves that lrGst ly
giving bonds thu law 1lrec.s.
All pers,ns wing dem inds the estate Of the
said de easel required 10 EXHIBIT the same, and
ell persons indebted 10 the said estate called up
On 10 make payment 10
A. J. LAwES. Exc utor,
s. A NcGRE SOB, Executrix.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10th, 1857. (Novildu
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4 CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

II ri Wnnes tie Voluntary G ntrol Of
IL - N st -frsl F3. ctinn -sr.ctl5 raj mi tone
oy . III essiaa ~ etlan wh, nEs nsde the rDys-
I,ioS pf "a hls speclal Study tha great
ia " Hts ite Itcc ry r-h-arse- fh- philosophy
81 iaipr g7anon and cnataimS sunuary 81 al TIE
=! a. ,<Tted to. p p--yeat ocncepticn Ioihting
ssut VIE f H IN M u acss lug tn II vIt1os,
With rer r-ri -3att9ns d.rec-inss Low TO ess ly
and SAFE flre-fail enc ptiu1 STt rrd.r seal. ~
n4li fat. f3r 81 Cor nun csti8@ strtctly iYatc.
ROBERT RU.CH MI
n 2siks 3n BIS Brosd~ayN Y.
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Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
~ certain sum Of money, tho payment Of which
was secured by certain indenturo Of mortgage,
bearing date the sixth day of August, A. D., 1858,
executed by ly John L. Welch aud Mary D. WEIGH,
his wife, of the county Of Van Buren, and State of
Michigan, to Ahram K. Ward, Of the game place,
aud corded in the Registers office for tho county
of Van Buren, aforesaid, the 10th day Of De
cember, 4. D., 1858, at two o'clock, p. NJ, in Lii
Der g. of mortgages, on pages l6S and l64, ON
which mortgage there is Gained TO be duo and un-
+ all at the date of this notice, tho sum Of sixty
eight dollars and siXty-four cents, (Ses Co. and
no suit or proceedings at Law or in chancery hav-
Ing been instituted TO collect the or any part
thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
of power of sale in said mortgage contained and
in pursuance of the statute in such case made and
provided the premises in said mortgage described,
to-wit: Lot number three (3), in block number
five, (5), in the village of Msttawan, as laid out
and recorded by G. w. Scott, in the Registers Of
fee for the said county Of Van Buren,, will be sold
ut public auction al the Court House in the village
Of Paw Pav, that being the place for holding tho
Circuit Court for said county of Van Buren,, on
the 18th day OF March, a. D., 1859, al o'clock,
L. NJ, by the sheriff. or his Deputy.
Dated December 10th, 1858.
ABRAM II. WARD, Mortgage.
NATHAN III. BITELY, Atty. l92wl2
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SHERIFF SALE.

I(y virtue Of an execution, issued out of aud un.
der the seal of the Circuit Court for the County
OF Van Buren,. to me directed and delivered, have
levied upon all the right title and interest Of john
Andrews and Calvin Cross, the defendants named
In said execution, in and TO the following described
lands and tenemouts, to wits The North East quar-
ter Of section No. Fourteen in township No. three
south of range No. fifteen west, excepting sixty
three rods in the north east CO ner on which the
School House Of District No one stands, all i the
County Of Van Buren,, State of Michigan, which |
shall expose for sale at public vendue at the Court
House in the village Of Paw Paw, in said County,
on saturday the twenty second day of January, A
ID 1889, at the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoos
of said day.
NOBLE d. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
BY ELISHA VI. GLIDpES, Under Sheriff
Dated December sch lete
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PROBATE NOTICE.

CTATE of Michigan, county CT Van Buren,. ss-
- At a session of the Probate Court for the coun-
~ of Van Buren,, holden at tho Probate Office, in
the village Of Paw Paw, on Thursday the sixteenth
day Of December. in the year one thousand cigh.
hundred and fity-eight. Present A. W. Nash,
Judge of Probate. Ia the matter Of the estate Of
Josiah Lock, deceascd ON reading add filing the
petition. duly verified, Of Sally Lock, widow Of
said deceased, praying that she mag be appointed
administrator Of the estate ofsaid deceased: there
upon il is ordered, that Monday, the tcnth day Of
January. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. be assign
ed for the hearing Of said petition, and that the
heirs ut law OF said deceased and all other persons
interested in said estate, required 10 appear at
a session Of said Court, then 70 bc holden at the
Probate Office, in the village OF Paw Paw, and
show cause if any there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should OF be granted; aud it is further
ordered, that said petitioner give notice 10 the par
sons interested IN said estate, of the tendency Of
said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing
a copy Of this order to be published in the {" True
Northernor" a newspaper printed and circulated
in said county of Van Buren,, three successive
weeks, preyio&s to said day Of hearing
A. ". NASH,
Judge OF Probate
"A true copv.) lq2w4