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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. LoUIs.-&. Louis,
Apru 1.-THE extensive variety store of Speck
4 Co.. on Main street, was destroyed by fire
last night, involving loss of $95 1000, of which
$50 800 was covered by insurance The adjoin-
ing store of Enders Co. was damaged to the
extent of lO.0OO-fully insured
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Some Of the Opposition journals persist in
the assertion that the President was in favor of
calling extra session, but was overruled by
the heads of the Departments. Nothing can be
more opposite to the truth than this statement
Constitution
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MARION AND HIS MEN

as they really were and to do fit homage that deher-
ate vaor that unylelding patriotism, which in a few,
noble spirits, defylng danger and above the scenes Of
Prvaton, could keep alive the sacred fires Of liberty IN
he thick swamps and dense ard gloomy foress-askng
nothing yielding nothing and only leaving the field the
better To Te-enter IL Tor combat,
We take TO ourselves some credit for having secured
for our columns the ehs ddtrres of this masters peR
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The company of colored people, under the
lead of barber named Draper, are to leave
Cleveland for Liberia Immediately. TLaev pro-
pose to 60 to farming in the ir.erior of the coun
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Wedther-EHiOt School Troubles-The Acci-
dent TO the COchituate Aqneduet-Amuse-
mentS, DC.
I BOsTON ADrI IA 1859.
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A large meeting of shoe dealers and manu-
facturers has been held at Boston, and, after
discussion, a committee of nine was appointed
to confer with the New York dealers, with a
view of procuring more accurate inspection
of sole leather
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New York Market.

New York, March Ppm
Flout firm but unchanged; sales of $500
bbls at 5 5O@6 IS for super State; so
@6 rs for extra do; 5 60@5 95 super
western, closing buoyant. Corn frmer
sales of 10000 bush mixed western, in store
at 90; new yellow southern and Jersey at
5000. Oats dull at 56@57 for choice
State, and 62@63 for western and Canadi-
au. Whisky quiet; sales of 1000 bbIs at
281. Pork firmer; sales of 500 bbls at
Is 2l@l845 for new mess II 75@1787;
for old do. and % % for prime. Beef firm
sales of $50 bbls at 50(97 90 for country
prime; 100000 for mess; 8 50@1l 90 for
repacked Chicago II 5o9l3 90 for extra
do. Prime mess beef is nominal at II 90
@20 90. Hams steady; sales of 100 bbls
at IA 0O@l7 so. Bacon quiet. Cut meats
less firm; sales of $50 packages at 61(06a
for shoulders and s4@94 for sides. Lard
dali. Butter quiet at l2@l7 for Ohio, and
l7@27 for State. Sugar steady. Stocks
dull but fem. H@5
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INvALIDs RgJoIcE.-A' new era is taking

INvALIDs ReJoICE.-A new era is taking
place in the science of medicine The time
has come when the worst and most appall-
ing cases of disease can be cured. New
discoveries are being made in the medicinal
agents employed, as well as in the art Of
combining and preparing them. Four
years trial has fully established the fact,
that DR.. Easterly's Family medicines are the
best and most certain curatives known for
the diseases for which they are recommend
ed. Every family should keep a supply on
hand, and thereby save doctors bills, and
much suffering. Dir. Easterly's Iodine and
Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carriers Cough Balsam,
DR.. Easterly's Fever and Ague Killer, DR..
Hooper's Female Cordial and DIR. Bakers
Specific are all meeting with rapid sale
and are universally approved. Over One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of these popular
articles have been sold within the last two
years. See the advertisements in our col
umnS.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
New YORK. I'm
BY THE z. & W. LINE.


The Times Washington despatch says. 8
highly interesting letter from Commodore
Charles Stewart was, to-day, handed to
President Buchanan, disclosing an item of
secret, history never before divulged. Pres
ident Jefferson's gun boat navy, which was
the subject of much ridicule was ostensibly
built for the protection of our sea coast, $50
of these boats were sent Southwark. Com
modore Stewart now makes known the fact
that these boats were built for the special
purpose of taking Cuba. But before the
plans of Mr.. Jefferson were perfected, our
relations with England became threatening,
and the project was postponed and never
afterwards revived. SD
It's believed this precedent set by Presi-
dent Jefferson in fllibustering, will have
some influence in directing the future policy
of Mr. Buchanan, should Mr.. Preston fail
in his efforts to purchase Cuba.
The Herald's Washington despatch says
dispatches were received this morning at
the State Department from, London and
Paris, and also from Mr.. Dodge, at Madrid
Mr.. Preston, our new Minister to Spain,
had not yot reached Madrid, but was shortly
expected. s=sl rs Eel.
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The Richmond Wing announces that free
white giIls are now employed in the Vir-
ginia factories to put up tobacco:
"Having been accustomed from our child
hood, to see the manipulation of tobacco
performed exclusively by filthy, greasy Mig
gers the sight presented, when we entered
the work room, was decidedly novel and in
teresting. The operations seemed, all at
once, to be invested with dignity, if We
may so speak, which they had not hitherto
possessed, and the thought obtruGed itself
that consumers of the weed would turn
their guilds with additional zest, if hey were
conscious of the fact that the plugs had
passed through the bands of comely mai lens
instead of through the sweaty paws of some
imp of darkness
We must regard with favor the intro
duction of white female labor into the tobac-
co factories of onr city. Its gradual substi-
tuition for negro labor is considered by many
observers to be inevitable, and, if so, the
process NAV as we'll be commenced now as
at any other time Slaves are wanted ON
the plantations to perform the manual labor
required in agricultural operations. They
can stand exposure better than the white
man, and the rays of the midsummer's sun
do not hurt them. If it is more profitable
to employ them in the field than the factory
they will surely find their way to the former,
Ind thus their places must necessarily be
filled by whites.
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a,sa The new police bill, just passed the

aeA-The new police bill, just passed the
Legislature of Ohio, and especially designed
to place the Police Department of Cincinnati
in the hands of the bogus Democracy, is
creating quite a sensation in that CITY,
The Times says conflict of power between
the Judge of the Police Court and the Audi
tor, and the Supreme Court WILL in all pro-
liability, take place. About the only good
the bill will accomplish, will be the entire
route of the Democracy in the city elections
in the spring. ..-..aa..
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GONG TO MEET LOVER AND FINDING HIM
A CoRpsR.-A young lady, a Miss T., from
N. Y. passed through Milwaukee one day
last week, on her way to st. Paul, to meet
her betrothed aud fulfil her engagement to
be married. Between Hastings and st. Paul,
the La Crosse Republican says, she met the
downward stage, which had the corpse of
her intended husband. This she did not
learn until she arrived at ST. Paul, where
she hired a livery and started back to over
take the stage. She oyerhauled the stage at
Wabashaw, and took charge of the remains
of her lover. She passed through that city
= last Thursday night on her way home. She
was a brave girl, and bore the crushing sor-
SOW by having faithful hope in the future.
The Republican says the livery man Ct st.
: Paul only charged her $50 for taking her
to Wabashaw
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Receipts by Railroad.

so bushels of Ear Corn j. S. Jaquess & Co.; 45
bushels Wheat, Littles d Erwin So barrels Flour,
Geo. Foster & Co.; 240 bushels Coal, John 1yinson;
"A bbls Whisky, Allis Howes; 2 Boxes, Trunk,
| Sack, Bundle, Butter Firkin, David Darr; l
sack Castings, J Circular Saw, Kratz d. Helman /;
car load Chickens, Geo. Benz L box Goods, Vau-
tier d Marconnier; 6 boxes Hats W. b. Duncan |;
box Books, p. g. o'Riley; Boxes, bale Goods,
A. Lowenthal Barrels, Bundle, John Schuler;
20 boxes Oysters, /. & ID. Holman; Boxes, L. &
L. Reser, Mt. Vernon, Ind. l box Goods, Henry
Feldman; Dbl Eggs, Preston Bros. l box Books,
r. Roleigh; Boxes, 1 Chest, Trunk bundle
Bedding Cradle and contents, G. NJ Waters.
A. r.. SHRADER, Agent.
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Special Notices.

Cod LfUer OIL as PafafabEe Jelly
The recent improvement made by L. Quoru in the
preparation of pleasant jelly containing eighty
five per cent of the best Oil, and approved by the
N. Y. Academy of Medicine, sdapts this valuable
remedy to the most delicate stomach. 1t is retain
ed, digested and assimilated like any food PEN
FoLp, PARKER Il MOWER, Ne. Fletcher street,
New York, are the General Agents for Queru's Cod
Liver Oil Jelly.
RE- For sale bv all Druggists nlar9-6m
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INDIANA sourH WESTERN AemcuLrun

D.. INDIANA South WESTERN AGRICULTURAL
AssociATIoN.--The regular yearly meeting
q of delegates from the various county Soci-
sties of the District, will be held in Evans
vile, on the second Tuesday in April next
9th inst.) J, ut 2 o'clock, P. N. All Societies
attached to, or participating, will be allowed
to send three delegates to the meeting, who
will also act as Directors for the ensuing
year. The duty of locating the next exhi-
bition, fixing the time for holding the same,
with election of officers, preparing pre-
MUM list, &C., will devolve on those who
attend, wherefore it is desirable that there
shall be a general attendance at this meet
ing.
We learn that it is the intention of the
Secretary to invite some of the Societies OF
contiguous counties of Illinois to partici-
pate. tasst -# taf
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Ray MelIawe received the first number
of the g Indiana Freemason," published by
re. +. Rayllmser, and edited by Sol. D.
Bayless, Grand Master of Indiana. The
typography ofthe book is moderately good /;
its table of contents look interesting, and
we presume the book will take well with
the craft The terms are So 90 per annum,
ST. 90 on the receipt of the first number,
and the other Mt the expiration of six months.
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Communications SIS on the
new State Bank of Iowa, have already made
their appearance. The word Zone " occurs
on the face of the bill over one thousand
times, and on the back in very peculiar
manner, one hundred times. Vignette,
farm yard scene figures ofcows, man, woman
and child in the foreground, house in the
distance on the REORGANIZATION head
By observing this delineation, there will be
no danger of being deceived.
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BaS" In New York last Sunday evening,
at the close of the annual missionary services
in ST. Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church,
the congregation contributed ten thousand
dollars to the missionary cause, in addition
to recent contribution of So, 200. The
followers OF Wesley in New York are amongst
the most wealthy and influential portion of
the community, and they are behind none
in liberality.
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River Items.

z u - j. NIX ri
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-FRoM O'CLOCK FRIDA
TIL O'clock Saturday, 8 z.asss e -.rrv
John Gault, Nashville to Louisville. ~ Fl
Lady Pike, Cincinnati to Missouri River. -
p. Hamilton, do to Nashville.
Glendale, Memphis to Cincinnati. 81, --s-.s-r.
Lehigh, ST. Louis to do. ~, ~, 49,
David Tatum, do to Louisville.
Scioto, Louisville to Henderson and back. So
.Pocahontas, Cincinnati to Wabash.
-Goody Friends, Pittsburgh to st. Louis.
Caroline, Wabash to Evansville -@ -
Union, Bowling Green to Evansville. n
-Cenewago. Nashville to Cincinnati. ID a. =
Tempest, Louisville to Nashville. 3 ~ = f z
Moses Mcclellan, Louisville to Memphis.
Yesterday was a delightfully."- pleasant
day. The air was warm, and the sun shone
bright in a cloudless sky. G
The river continues to recede at this point.
1t is also falling above. All the streams
above st. Louis are reported to be falling.
Business on our landing was quite lively
The Caroline arrived out of the Wabash at
8 o'clock in the morning, with a large
freight trip of bacon, corn. &c.
The Union come out of Green river with
decidedly the best load she has had this sea-
son. Mr.. Murrell, her gentlemanly Clerk,
furnishes her manifest as follows:
60 hhds tobacco, &c cotton planters, 7S4
bbls pork, j. S. Mitchell Il Co.; 200 bbls
-four, 20 hhds tobacco, Is rolls leather /. A h.
Crane; 25 hhds tobacco Slaughters &
Hodge; 2 saddle tree, C. Babeock; IS doz
chickens, Is do turkies owner on board;
beer Dbl, j. Enrich; 2 do, E. S. Babcock /;
2 do, S. E. Gilbert; do, j. Schuler;
hhds tobacco, for Louisville. . .a-
The Union reports the Greenville--full
of people-at Spottsville, where she was
compelled to lay UP for two or three days
the river being too high to pass throufih the
locks and too low to go over the falls
Green river is falling rapidly. -
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DONATION SUPER FOR THE BENEFIT OF
''rHs MINISTER OF THE AFRICAN EPISCOPAL
.CHukCH, will be given on Tuesday evening
next, at the church of the society, in Lamas-
co. Ike public and the members of all the
churches in the city are invited to aid in
the good object.
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BEE A resolution has been introduced
into the House of Representatives Califor-
mia, asking Congress for permission to divide
the State on latitude 36o AS, the Southern
portion to be called the State of Colorado.
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BsA. Planters i'll Texas are stiil busy in
putting in the seed Corn planting has, a
good deal of it, already been done. The
wheat crops are giving good promise of
abundance in May. But little cotton is vet
planted There was more wheat raised in
Texas last year than there was market for
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HsAs The exploit of William Tell has
stimulated weaver at Spire to try his hand
at rife practice on his young son on whose
head he placed a potato, and brought down
the tuber at one hundred yards, but was had
up before the police and sent to Jail for a
week by the indignant magistrate
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u.s. Our suggestion in reference to num-
bering the houses, we notice, has been put
into effect on some of the principal streets.
But how comes it that Main street is not
among the first to profit by an Improvement
& of this kind?
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NEw ORLEANs. March l2-p h

NEW VRLEANo, AaICII 4--F n
The Tennessee is below. Sho has Vera
Cruz dates to the 9th.
A battle had occurred near Cordova. The
left wing of Miramons army was complete
ly routed by the Liberals. Miramon's loss
is 100 men killed, cannon. 800 mnskets,
and large quantity of ammunition.
Gen. Degolado YVES preparing TO march
on the capital with 10000 men.
The Liberals captured Guanajanto and
Anascalientas. ~. s.
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nsA. A difficulty occurred in Monroe county
Mo. last week, between Messrs. Hughes and
Hunt, in which the latter stabbed the for
mer in the thigh, killing him almost instant
ly.-Hunt was tried before justice of the
peace, and was released on bail of 81 900.
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D6s William Pugh, n brother of the
Senator, on Thursday morning obtained pos
session of vial of lauda mum, with the in
tention of putting an end to his life He
was locked up in time to prevent the fulfill
mept Of his purpose.
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.N-0THCE.-.N.OTIcR

AxNAECUEUH'S sJNUTNCfE.--.FOINl
III is hereby given that the undersigned Exec
utor of MARY NEALE, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction, on SATURDAY, the 26th day of Feb
ruary, 1859, at the residence of said deceased, in
Union Township, Nanderburgh county, Indiana,
all the personal property of the said deceased, con-
sisting of the following articles five head of cattle,
twelve head of hogs, one buggy, lot of hay, and
household and kitchen furniture, besides other ar
ticles. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
TERNs-An SUMS of three dollars and under,
cash in hand and all over three dollars, n
credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser
giving note bearing interest with approved secu-
rity, and waving all benefit of valuation or APP
pTaisement laws. s. IL. NEALE,
feb2-3Ww" Executor +
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Mrs. Sinclair, more widely celebrated
at the Metropolitan THEATRE Indianapolis
for some time past, with only moderate snc-
cess. a
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u.s. Walter Harper of Detroit, a quiet
and reserved man, living modestly there
these many years, has just taken that town
by surprise with a donation of 500, 1000
worth of property for furnishing a hospital
for sick and aged poor.
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BGT Eggs are selling in Tere Haute at
SOLO cts. per dozen butter at 25 cts. per
pound; maple sugar 1920 cts. per pound !;
cabbage cts. per head.
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Sr. JOINS. N. F. March 10

hJIs ~0HH4stf
A vessel at the Bay of Bulls Head re-
ports having spoken the steamer Prince AL
bert on Tuesday forenoon, 40 miles South
of Cape Race. She had been kept out by
the ice. The Prince Albert sailed from
New York, March Sd, for Galway, via ST.
Johns. r t@ AS sEatz4
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ReAs Mr.. Everett's last delivery of his
Grafton Melted the Mt. Vernon Fund $l,395
19--the largest sum which any one delivery
has yet produced.
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N VI
u ESTAfE.-By virtue of a decree OF the Van
derburg Court OF Common Pleas made at the De-
cember term, 1883, will sell at public auction at
the Court House in Evansville Ind, on the 23d day
of March, 1853, the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter, and the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of Section No. fifteen Cl5) in
Township No. six (6) south of range No. eleven
(ll) west, in Perry township. q, ~. +. asari.lr
Also, five acres, moreor less, being that part of
fractional section No. thrty-one (3D Township
No. six (6 south of range No. ten west, adjoining
the city of EvansvilIe,i and fronting on Union
Piece, and being part of the homestead of The late
John NJ StiHso, deceased. The last described tract
will be subdivided in lots-a plat of which can be
at my ofice-upon this is erected first-ra
brick dwelling house, now occupied by @. s. Wells,
Esq. w= -sSa4.- r'E "a d lslsas tf7s
Terms of sale, "a cash balance in six and twelve
months fIom the day of sale, the purchaser giving
valuation or appraisement laws and bearing inter-
est from date. THOS. Il. GARVIN,
feb23-4tdkw1aw Commissioner
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Bk75" A student at the N w. G. Uniyer-
sity, at indianapolis, broke his arm on
Thursday by falling from horizontal pole
in the gymnasium.
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BE~ In a French paper we find the an
nouncement of Mons. Kenard, the pub
lie scribe, who audits accounts, explains the
language of flowers, and sells fried potatoes.
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-.. be-. Alice Carey has just issued a new
work entitled I" Pictures of Country Life"
1t contains many interesting sketches.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-14

H@. The Factory Corporation of New
buryport, Mass, have advanced the wages
of their operatives 8 per cent. since lst-
Other companies are also advancing wages
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Bag The Northern Indiana Conference of
the N. E. Church will hold its next session
at Logansport on Tuesday, the 7th of April.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-14

u virtue of an order of the Court of Commo II
Pleas of Vanderburgh County, made at its Sep
TENDER Term, 1858, in suit fer partition wherein
Charles Long was plaintiff and. Louis Long and
others were defendants, will on the 1lth day of
April 1859, sell at the Court House door, in Evans
vile, Indiana, Lot No. twelve (12) in Block No.
two (2) in Lilleston & Lockhart's Enlargement of
the City of Evansville aforesaid -E
TERMs-0ne-third cash; balance in six months
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving note
with approved security, with interest from date,
waving valuation laws.s TII0S. E.GARYIN,
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River stationary at this point. The Up
per Mississippi is falling. The Missouri is
at at a stand, and the Illinois is high and
still rising. Weather clear and warm
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PITTsBURG, March ppm
River 10 feet and rising since noon. De-
parted Cambridge for Missouri. Arrived
Harmonic. Weather clear and cool.
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neA, DIR. George Abbott American Vice
Consul at Cairo, Egypt, died in Alexandria
in SANITARY last.