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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Copper in aces are used, aud h'tere hteeu Uoaths
the heaviest freight tDgites show no s'sTs o.
giving ou, il feet tie teoorst;on II the thctue.s
metal Is fsoly pereptblei rot mere 20 than al roo
fuLace would tave been in WOOL oarrer sn.oh ID
been used the same leDg,1 of tine.
There is al sbun .atc- OF good coal % the nne Of
TIL. rcad snd TIE ssvcg of the Company 10 ta- item
Of fuel, when OF locomotives Are cnaDged to CO i
horuifg, viii be very gc,at.
TIE eaibings Of tbe Harlem Rahos3, ia Dsos nbsr,
STOW large gam over Decembsr o. LAT y ssT The
figures are.
lSs............,. ,...............,...'..syS ioo Js
Nof.s..'s..s'''s. .....''..s....i'.'''''' t'fZ y
Ire.esse..".-. ~ g
TIE sboye resu. Is after ceduct rs al tie amounts
cue connectir ros1s.
The gross earnings Of the Pittsburgh, For. Way 10
ard Chicago Rsilio.d Company, for 1858 were t 555
5S7; the exosn..s s956 80, and the bet earpin .
500 ga. The read n nov complete to Chicsgo. -
tbst is bu natural to expett tbs. the cetts VII 10
much larger text year.
TIE decision s,luced TO YESTERDAY, in reg,ri 10
eght.wh.el railroad cars, was In a casa of Ro5s
Wbsps sssinst the Ne~Yo.k AM Erie Railroad
Company, for ps,ent covering the eight wheel car,
~hich was tiled two years ago before JuSss n. X
Hs, il the Circuit Coaft Of the United St.tes, q.
tenn red a. Can .Eisis.s 10 which jaigmsst wss
rendered sgaiDst Witsn- ty jury. under the ruling
of the Court, AID tben sppeasd by him. TIE tshe.t
Judicial tribunal has now affirmed the jlisne,. II
lie Suprsne Co0rt. Thus ends ore It the most in
Iortsut ps.ent that tried 10 Iii. c)ln.
try involving, II Old in iis issue millions OF col
laIs and shocnrg directly every railroad oonoa1y in
the ucted Ss.es. Th;s decision esta5lsbes ne fs,t
that Gidley Bryant, formerly Supetnt nieu. OF tie
QuiIcy Railroad, Bori 70, aud oo~ Scitus.s Eass.
Hotatlo Allen formerly thIct Eogiae,r of A.
South Cnoins Railroad, AID haw of soc Novelty
WcIks, New York. sere the frst originator Of ia
eigEt-whsel cars, exclusive J used On he ra,-
roscs in this country, snd oeeJroys the OILY .r..
vtesl pa.er, ever granted fr csieins.'cy the es,.
wheel ca.-the one TO Ross -a1s of B.l-,Gore.
The weekly statement Of the Piiaieiplia Bs1L.
presents the following sggT,sa.es ss c. apa.sd w:.a
thA of The preyiors Hr.k.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

dawn .pd besasg him, robbed him Of his "seh md
uo,.,. ssrye.rt Dilk' Of the Fd'eerta Pfecna st
n. ,iae arrested enc Of the robberr bu' the others
made ,h.ir escape. Farngsn and Mccain have
Ar., identified by Hzrs. Justice C'nboly locked
<Asm nj for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TIE SPECIAL ELEcTIoyis THE FOURTEENTH WARD
-Yest.rdsy AldeImaa joseph Smith ~as elected NJ
Ieynsn Of the Fourteenth Ward by majority of
tAty seven votes over Joho H. Colobsn, tue opposing
ea.dicste. The contest qrite spirited, but very
s@sl vote polod in to the vote of last
year. Tee vote pollrd yesterday was as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
fAsvsrtissmeni.
Conr RACK AGAIy.-The

CONE BACK AGAIN.-IH' III ~ ~W. ,.s. -.
cons pI,ss have rstGrned 70 bassUss hoshoa % ,ssir
pr,tspnsD are , popular IBIs sIItseoON b~'J Y'' "
nSrnirs pieoes, and repeat them sns e'eH"s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

HILLS AIR. LIGHT COMPANY, NO. 44i Dlc1lne- enl..
a vesIo IN al 70 e. sBe 4e the mos, ofsn SIM.
- a,r 0IE ever orod1cs3 tbs any otneI
49,, 80 " Mars, sSEoES Co 49,
nae~ y" A.epts Ua~d sssse~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Mc(isw also rsld Fns'sh SIS Tor one sheep "sSmn<
25 10 ard ram Houcy 81 Tor one ~e'tniht o M ~. .. -
Hoss-The hight ths t1"y are oardy ~o'tn ~
po,tif go, " four q loads for tn ~res AR,
II Rr,sl. .od 80 s,s.e raging Isl ID esch At - 80
4 e Jotn,ou ,old sd Michigan, a.eT.gng 2b 70, at tsW
Tn. oIowips % statement Of the neneer Of 1--we StA i-
.i,s her, ". New Yoh Central RAros for me weed emo
in. no sr ,b. previous week sud since lat ot January
''e ~ " Til. Week. Last Weeh. Since Jan. L
-, sS3 2nls Ss<8
q noi sees l3,iS
SnecP''''''''''''a aSe 4O
Couespaudins week Average weekly
Ls.t rceis's let yeu
c.,,. .....-..ISJ2 ASS
Sai.'''''' stI4 3t2f
IL .eIB0 3T
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

A.W. FAsER's LEAP PEsCILs, sold at retail
~ - sxsalorers- a, sbois SAH pply by - 49, ,,,,
Z. P.srA sole Agent, No. lH WnisIo-s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Civilization Of money photographed BY iioLMLs;,
-. - BROAD nus.rspt Cyzstoa and hoDocoy OF
.s.e.,soD R.son and LbrI'y; cyihI..,s2 q ponpoos
Vse ID and Soup House Cbs.i.y bshborn fres5ooo, 10
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12


ASHES The iuquty fer both hEd Is limited aud the
ke s;.sdy sales Of po,s st IS 9: and PEARS n 50
BEEswAy- Ne pot. .stss Of 500 70 Southern feHo" o.
PHI al. lph to come bere q, 33c. -
COTTON The market 10 fat ard nompal sales Of 80 bales
Our quo.ors will for holder, to look s-they are t1c.
sboy. The 80 buyer sdens plano can BE- pacht.-d
at He emo MO- I2o for the week 800 bies
clUdirg 900 anstu The export has been 2Ss bses No
NOT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

RoRBERIEs.-The Club room Of the Jersey Ctr
Yah, Club bohen into Monday night aud robbed OF con
sisersbs~ property A wstch dos 10 also rls.iss.
The house oi Empire Hook snt LADDER Company No vi"
broken and robbed Of waving appare bats sod other
to.s TIE plate hconsus Conlosay, which tns
tti.vss pohsbl, sIsr b.d been few days
vtoss ths Hodss IN Covnty Rsnk
Shs deuce d joel e. No 30 Wayne street
trd Monday evening willis the family sapPes fhe
eses effected through the tcuttle IN np3er
roou Afsr mskg thorough sssh ets with ity o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

HuDsos CousrY CoURr.-rhe January term of this
Cour, vas commenced yesterday; Jadgss Ogden,
FIk, Charles aod Carpenter presiding. Jadge Ogden
omitted the usual charge the Jury, bui resd the sw
IN reference TO the holding of George Garter for the
murder of John Bra-inghsm. The Court then ad-
j,urped to 10 O'Clock to-day.
There are twen'y.fo prisoners in the County Jail,
awaitu the action of the Grand jury. The civil hist
Of csu,ss is quite large.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
lBdverusewsut.
BRADy's GALLERIES

AssAorypEs AVID oAeUEEssoTyrfs. -,
nos $50 and 15 Broadway New forf- ssn NO s'@ foSy'
suiHsy Washington d. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

CouHrERFEIr BmLs.-Last evening 81 oouoter-
Hit bills ON the Bauk Of New-Jersey, New-B onswick,
were put iu circulation in this city. Sergeant Smith OF
Sbs Third Precnc, arrested man for passing several
IIs was held FOR hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
tldvsrtis,meptl
THr METALLIC TABLET STRoP-inventea D


0xs sausDvsE A. ID. no-Ish tse e...Aa "a - 20 :.
,~,,r b,.s .qu.lsd prodeeitf tbe feeDe,, . go,
rsxor Can obtained Of the ,oosIl,.v..s ,ol, anu WIZ
ara j. % sAUspIEs Nc. Asfor h0ose'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

Eight persons arrested in the lid District for
sg1tpg, and w.r, locked up tOr sanitation. Beyond
this DO disturbance of any imp prtaucs TOOK place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
COURT cALENOAR-rHrs Day.

u. 8. DIsrRIcr CoURr.-Ncs. 81, e6, ~, 80, 81, So
o. sc, So ca
SUPREME CoURr--CiRcrIr.-PARr Nos l93,
ias Iss cOi soS 6 ~. 80 els as 27 sa su, 2S 5s
2sl s3l I6S, l63L fARI l-z1ls l3, > 2St IS 2t2 5
go ?4s ces; 25s, 2S se4 2ss Ss S10, 81 IA s7S
SupkrNE CouRT-SPRciAL rEEN.-N,s. i22 l23
iaS as Ie ISL, IS2 i, isa ISIS Isl, leo n. IS isL Is
lee, IA, 2ls, 7. o>o - - -
sol ia sIS .tsi S.S Sls Sa ssa So Ss4 sss sss
$40 Sfl So 81 e. SIS ST. $50. Ssi. $50
BRooKLYN Cir CoURT.-Nce. =, ), 4, 6, :, 10, II,
is, ~ ~ 81, - 9s IS -, Ss, ~. -, ST.
KiNGs CouNlr CIRcUIr CoURT.-NOs. ., 35, 80,
81, Il, a, a. IS, a. u ~, a. ~ a. ~ ST. ., &
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

~. ,s t-.r f,c Oresu. sivi -h,CE- II orsni'n
. ,1b. et ~ sgap Ssl 90 --tim.t~- s'-
syeA Up 3toasn has fDi> s.EaTsi i-Nr -a.- u
s1vo-s'es tor 7tr 80 w WIS cty ne oP.'
kus vary hlt iLr n.s- .arf-r sstAnstss
Tie fo= lg state-tt q tn n.v-d-ntis Oo-'o snee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
LAW LNI,ELLIGE ENCE.


HILroN
SUITS AGAINST FERNANDO WOOD.
XII Bursop AIT Fernando WNod Alexander W Ferguson
the Ssule.
These are suits sgsiost the ex.Nsyor, groSiog out
d the riot at the City Hsl the 18th OF me- 1857.
The came points are Involved in the Of Saer
rccsnty in the Superior Court which tesulto3 in
verdict fOr the plaintiff for $3.50. When these cases
were called this morning, plaintiffs counsel stated
that it wss expected some agicemont would be made
e. postpone the cases and II suco agreement not
n,sse todsy, ne ~sDli proceed 20 try the cs.e To-
morrow. The cases were thea set down for Wednes-
day me rpiug
NoTicE.-Thc Special Term Calendar aud demnr-
mStors fs IAls ke soo1nee TIL IeSt Thurs
day, ct ls m.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12

c,est.d from s92n C2 in Ap,l 20 sls III IS In oco.
h.r being al TIE rsts u really en-, ON TIE eost V'
The brsn~b.
U,or the complexion oi the Est Psrn', ,sas
Ri roaS .ra~ eor,jsucus ron'e' VIII be sstsbh'aef
h.ts,,u Es.-Y-rk and II. West, sh"Tsr 'nAi any
row .1i.rrg ~hich, is sidi'ion - m'rchsbdi'e -
rs.,ry,r hn,i..,s .lj eonn,.pI the cattle t'-de OF
Virginia Obie AMI the FAR Wat. TIE great isc' Ny
FIR pss,prage On .se bsiss If the Sasqn-bannt VII
at, sr, The trade 80 Hsrri-b and, IN tirne my
bseors the great cfu'rs rartei ro ~n'cn thS INKo
e,- ON lie :. stoerd viii dr.s their fatnre suppiss
Ae.n.rset for five ysa-s with n. oe'i n oi ,N;,n-
,;os has ba-s ettered INTO with the Chester tiry
Railroad Comcasy, 70 work Their rosa 10 ,oaec'''i
with q r. aSiog rsD ao 10 keep The roads say AMI
buiidI es in good repair and ~o,seg ofde'.
TIE f,ra~iIg additions h,ve beea made during me
wear :, the cost o the rsroat &C. exhibited 10 me
balance sheet Of the treasurer az the end " the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12


TO re realized hereafter ~
OF ibe loar Of 1857 paysbe in lSs6, there vas is-
,be a,a ~ Is5S Bo7 ds To the al odnt o' ~ $50 500
AID the reu sinier Of the loan smouot,ng Z, fJi3ooo
ia he'd fer the other purpose for watch l. rAs crea,ed
viz: the redtmTt Ttion Of the Bord' to mstare IN the
year 1900.
AT toe srru,l mseti,g at which the report ~asrssd,
the foIlo~ir 2 r,solo.ions rers sdopted:
Re,,ed that port Of the Board Of hanazer' ths
Ssy pr.nd and rad and the u hereby accepted
approved ard ADOPTED. - ,A -
R,,osd Th.t .be Board bs, and they hereby ,nnor
i,eJ their discretion osuy into eject any oi the aie
proposed iu ibe'r report. -, - -
s. RElrsS That he Boari hereby authorized 20 sn'ef
th deem advisable 'r "oNn con
meeting rosds . go, =, .L
Rsd Tha, the stockholders do .pecisny spPoye OF tue
roisy the rep, II the Msn.ger- With rtefen
10 be alton OF Of the read sn1 desire thA
the .su BE- sgped the psym,r d eli s,s currcnt oS'
gstioIs.
Rs.sd That Of thanks be- and the same !. nero ~
cep, and asa,ory manner VII cb the s1a Of the road
have been conducted duIiDs the past yeS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12


The snotrts expended on caustiuc'i 'h snd ieN
estate anon p,rg together 20 ~ s5 ", ae tne ohiy
aSdios no. authorized snc directed at the ss sonuh
eeiipg Ire former consists al the nes oep,'N A.
Poi.yille improveu Wil"S stet and a. pisces
s'opr the II, e spd the later Of 'evera tri pnr'
chases REQUIRED for r.ors, and some small py-
uep,s on account cf real estate bong IN former
TIE coo, Of the Willow street railroad, aod osft ot the
cost o the ebat hracel were include IN the assets
II the company at the end OF 1887. .
J the -ment 81 ths afj ons 10 toe cost NJ tle
road the oiloeire stock and bonds bave oeea is-s''
ar .s.um.d capital e pck issutd or 10 be ls.neI
IN .y,hsnee Lebanon Valley 3bsres..... %"LSo w
R..di re-. Bonds due in 1873 t,saed ss,oSSoO
L.bs- On bor d. guej contoids- ~
s5 $3.50 %
r,,., ............, .......... IS 5it,oo ~
Bors, .no seii''s''oi het ... $50 a.1 i,cOO %
Total .u,d 6u ing the year. sSfoo" W
s''Ia "a iss3 50i = INSTRUMENTATION. Is47ass q
IotS 400 > . osa pol ~
Ine 80 soai1nen G ne,r l2os 50
Add the b suce Of h yeAs income cAiisd 70 go n
fund. d........-. ...'..s''.'....'' i'''' %
Togs.her......... 9<'-''' 70
..1. ant h fl.aaN a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-12
Brw.YosK cL,ssIvIcArIss.


COFFEE-Tbe demand Il moderate for Rio and sto,ks small
,he sales SO bags Aacsios % ,. snd ~ 'o Rico
l1c stock. Of eli sDos 55 bass and mats Of whcn b2t
Rio Santos We taae the following from W scott
SONS Circular;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
From WaahfnRfOn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, Mt is said The
Democratic Senators were in session this az
ternoon, to arrange the Standing Commit
tees. They will be nearly the same as last
session, and will have to be voted on by the
Senate.
Hickman will endeavor again tomorrow
to press the adoption of plurality rule TO
effect the election of Speaker; but at this
stage of the proceedings it does not seem
that there can be any prospect of its adop-
ton, the opponents of Sherman will Wig
orously resist its Introduction. ..
The Commissioner of Patents has APP
pointed Prof Tillson, of Columbia college in
this district, librarian of the Patent Office,
Vice Turner, deceased.
Some damage occurred to Browns Hotel
tonight, owing to a defective fireplace. At
one time, the entire building was considered
in imminent danger. There was an excit-
ing time among members and other guests,
the larger part of which J had their baggage
removed, but afterwards returned to their
quarters.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
CinctnnatI Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 9, M-Flour active and
15c higher; sales 900 bbls at 25 for su-
per, and . so for extra; receipts light
Whisky &c higher; sales 1900 bbls at %.
Hogs quiet and steady with a moderate de-
mand; sales 60O0 head at 20<G6 so !;
receipts large. Mess pork in fair demand !;
sales 1000 bbls at I6 5O@17 90; the latter
rate for February delivery: 100000 bbls
bulk sides sold at &c for the first week OF
February, and 400 bbls lard at l05@10f
Green hams in fair demand at &c. Sugar
firm and scarce at 8@si. Molasses 46 and
scarce. Coffee I2@13. Oats active at 4s.
Rye firm at 80. Wheat firm; rhine red
active at 1901 IS; prime white 800
l IS. Corn advanced &c; sales 500 bu in
bulk ut 40 Barley same as last quotations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

EES- Hair dye is a vile wash, but the ar
ticle that will naturally restore the color of
the hair the changing of which to gray be-
ing an indication of a lack of proper secre-
tons, is truly valuable medicine. Prof.
Woods Hair Tonic, if the certificates of the
leading minds over the Union do not talsi-
fy, is the only safe remedy for badness, dry
ness, premature change of color, and the
several evidences of a lack of secretionS at
the roots of the hair which can be found
Quack preparations abound, and chair tom
les fill every /" corner grocery in the
country. Avoid all hair touics,' unless
known to be the preparations of some man
whose celebrity has become worldwide
Do not let any nostrum vender experiment
upon your hair. Touch nothing you have
not good reason to believe is all that it pur-
ports to be. Prof. Wood has earned by
years of severest test of the virtues OF his
preparations, his present fame. Over $50
certificates are before us of the value OF
this Hair Restorative, from parties who
have tried it. I Sc no other.
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless imita-
lions, as several are already in the market,
called by different names. Use none unless
the words Prof Woods Hair Restorative,
Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York, are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all druggists
and patent medicine dealers. Also, by all
fancy and toilet goods dealers in the United
States and Canadas.-N. I. Day Book.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
Local and Miscellaneous.

San Accident Tn Thursday, at the noon
recess OF school near Babytown, while a
little German girl named BAKER WAS warm
ing herself, her clothes caught fire, and
burned the wearer so seriously that she died
on Friday forenoon. When the garments
commenced to burn, the little girl was SO
much frightened that she ran into the woods
with so much speed that grown persons
could hardly to oSertake her The teach
er was absent at dinner when the casualty oc-
Cured. --4s-Ai- . ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
aSE The National Democrat

eGE@ The National Democrat says the
common trappings of yonng man in Owens
boro, are, oHe of Colts revolvers, pocket
Dehringer, selt-cocker, bowie knife a
slHng-shot, pair OF brass knuckles, brick
bat, or a large stick. There are a few hon
orable exceptions to this general rule, but
they are like angels visits. few and far be-
tween. Persons indulging in these prac-
tees, prove one of two facts; they have either
done something that they expect to be at
tackled for, or they expect to do something
that they ought to he attacked for
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

RS- \ number of papers in Missouri are
hosting the names of Edward Bates, for
President, and Sim on Cameron. of Pa, for
Vice President. These gentleman seem to
have strong hold upon the affections of
the South, and would unquestionably poll a
strong vote We understand that Ex-Gov-
ernor Foote, while in our city, expressed
himself in favor of Mr. Bates, and had no
particular objection to the exposition of Mr..
Bates views, as set forth in the ST. Louis
Eoening Netcs. He thinks, however, that
Mr.. Bates should be placed before the people
outside OF conventional nomination. We
presume there are few old Wings in the
country but would support Mr. Bates.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
PhiIadeInhin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8, P M-FlOur firm ];
sales of 1000 bblS super on private terms,
aud 1000 bblS at 5 D. for mixed brands :;
) 30 for extra, aud sales to the trade up to
Z 90 for fancy lots. Rye flour steady ut
81, and cornmeal at 3 10. Wheat more
inquired for; sales 5000 bush red at 29G
30; white at 36G1l 43. Rye sells on
arrival at 90 for prime dry Corn active !;
sales of 6500 bush old yellow at 81 damp
at 73. Oats steady 1900 bush good sold
at A.. Whisky more active; sales of 400
bbls ut 26lG1274.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
ourspeeiaI River Despatche..

PITTsBuRG, Dec 9, P. M.-River IA feet
by the pier mark and falling. Weather
cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9, M-River has risen 2
feet inches in the last "a hours. Now
81 feet 10 inches in the channel aud rising.
Weather clear and moderating.
ST. Louis, Dec. 9, M-The river is still
receding at this point. The ice is getting
much softer, and is rapidly disappearing.
The weather this evening is mild and hazy,
with Indications of speedy resumption of
navigation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
Special Notices.

DE. HosReFfsr's Celebrated stomach
bitters have proved such certain for all DIS
of the stomach. that ii one can tor mo-
question its efficiency in the most dreadful
and alarming cases. For many years, We have
watched its speedy progress in pntiie estimation,
and its benidcent effects acnre for all Complaints
arising nom the stonS9ch, of a morbid nature ard
are free 10 say that it be relied upon as a
certain relief and remedy. Its proprietor has made
tho above PREPARATION after years Of careful study
and sitting, and is now rsaping the reward claimed
by this valuable specific, and which he richly
merits. 1t is the only preparation of the kind that
is reliable ia slloases and It reore demands the
attention of the afflicted
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where. s. .rzz deeH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

YoR Ali. PURPOSES PANTY PHYsIC.
composed that disease within the range OF
their action can rarely withstand eVade them
Their penetrating properties search, cleanse aud
iuvigOrate every portion Of the human organism,
healthy Nitalitfes. As consequence Of these prep
critics. the invalid who is bowed Gown with pain
physical debility is astonished to find his health
energy restored by remedy at once so Simple and
inviting
Not only do they cure the everyday compla iuts
of every body, but also many fornFid able and dan
gerous diseases. The agent below named is pleased
furnish gratis my American Almanac, contain
ing certificates of their and directions for
their i'll the following complaints Conferences,
Heartburn, Headache arisinq from disoy6ered StosGo
Nausea, indigestion, PAN in and Morbid I4GctiOH Of
the Bot0eis FIataleacy, Loss OF Appede, Ja1'sdtce,
ap1 other kindred complaints, arising from low
state of the body or obstruction of its functions
Do not he put off by unprincipled Dealers with
some Lther pill they make profit Ask for
and faEe ncfhinO
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

BE- Dr. A MARCUS, of Cincinnati Sur
geon, Oculist, and Aurist, is at the Washing
ton House, treating the afflicted who are
suffering from diseases of the eye and ear.
He has performed two successful operations
here-one on GHAs- SeHMITT's little boy, and
the other on GEO. GRAPs little girl, both for
cross-eyes. Certificates will bepublished on
Monday morning, in this paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

Rg- H. NELSON & Co. close out that
large stock of dry goods to-day at auction.
The ladies are invited to attend this after
noon, as it is the last chance at staple dry
goods for the present. Good bargains csn
also be had at private sale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

NEW YoRx, Dec. 8, M-The Canal Com
missioners close the canal on the l2th.
The piano mandatory on Mercer street
belonging TO the Messrs. Bradbury, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning, together with
large stock of pianos and materials. Loss
$50, 900, on which there was $4,000 in
surance The building was fully insured.
ruins.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

sa- Thaddeus Stevens, from .he Ian
caster district, Pennsylvania, a statesman
of the old Wing times, is likely to become a
leading spirit in the present Congress. Tom
Corwin will also be heard from in a whole
some way during the session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

ssa-The New Orleans Correspondent Of
the Price 0tnre,lt says the yield Of molasses
this year is small in proportion to the sugar.
The proportion OF moiasses to sugar is gem
orally about sixty gallons or over 10 The
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10
ntSy- The National American Comm

May- The National American Committee
will meet in Philadelphia, on the 2lSt OF
December, pursuant to Il call made by Hon.
Jacob Broom, chsirman of that body. The
meeting will be one OF Importance, as their
deliberations, it Is understood will be in
reference 10 the Presidential election Lou.
JGzsy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

DECIMAL WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-A
proposition win be submitted at the pres
ent session of Congress, to establish uni-
form system of weights and measures, on the
decimal principle.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9, M.-Flour dull and
declining Howard street duh at 5 81 no
sales. Wheat is firm, but unchanged. Corn
buoyant at 7OG,72. Provisions quiet. Mess
pork l6 so. Bacon sides l0@1o4. Whisky
firm at 81 t-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-10

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 9, N.-Virginius,
SON of Mr.. Leonard, editor OF the Argus,
aged / years, was found murdered tonight
in a room at the National hotel. He had a
deep stab in the neck. There is great ex
element No arrests have baen made.