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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-29
e1Incinnnff Markell.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Is, M.-The demand
for money continues active. The supply of
currency is small. No alteration in ex
change.
Hogs.-There is frmer feeling on the
part of holders, and an indisposition is man
ifested to sell at current rates; buyers not
being willing to accede to their views, no
advance was established; salesof 1920 head
at 9596 % /; hogs averaging 200 pounds
would have sold pretty freely at 10, but
holders ask % receipts of 5000 head du-
ring the last "a hours. Provisions-the
holders of mess pork are anxious to sell;
there is no improvement in the demand;
mess pork is offered pretty freely at I6 90 !;
sales of 300 bbls; we understand 500 bbls
were sold at Is rs. Bulk meats are 53(0
Y on the spot, packed and Gas for Feb
ruary; not much is to be had ut these rates;
100000 lbs sold at G@8c, delivered Febru-
ny 18th. Lard is generally held at loo;
sales of l so tierces at 10c, and &C do. at q.
Nothing done in bacon. Flour in fair de-
mand, without change in prices; sales 2, 500
bbls at 3 3005 40 for super, and 5 400
5 70 for extra; 80 extra family. Whisky
dull, and prices &c lower; sales 1900 bbls
Mt 225 Groceries frIner, with moderate
demand sales 100 bbls mol at 46, and 100
hhds sugar at S409- Wheat firm with
good demand at 23@1 % for prime white,
and 20 for prime red; sales 5000 blu
prime white in store at Covington, at % !;
1000 ditto mixed at l %; 300 ditto
prime at I %; the last sales is above the
market. Corn firm, with n good demand,
at 5O@52c. Oats dull, and prices have de-
clined to 48@5Oe; sales 600 bushels in bulk
at SOC, and 500 ditto at 48. Rye firm, with
an active demand and light receipts at l 90.
Barley dull; prices unchanged; sales 300
bushels fair fall at 69.
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WASHINGTON, Dee. %, ?. M.-Gov. Wise
in his last Richmond speech broadly init
mates that when the Virginia military re-
Gently marched past the White House the
President did not even notice them. As
this remark occasions some comment here it
may not be amiss to say that the President
at that time was not at home, and did not
know until he read the speech that troops
had passed the White House. The Prcsi-
dent is uniformly marked in his attentions
to all visitors.
The speech of Morris, of Ills, to-day in
part commendatory of the President and
the Administration, was made against the
wishes of Douglas and other Democratic
members of the Illinois delegation who
avow their desire to promote the harmony
of the party.
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Be7y" An interesting trial Of speed is now
going on between perhaps the two fastest
clipper ships on the ocean, the one Ameri-
can, the other English The Sea Serpent,
Captain J. ID. Whitmore, belonging to Grin
nell, Minturn & Co, of New York, and the
Fiery Cross, Captain Dallas, London. The
latter vessel lately sailed from Hong Kong,
for London, and was followed in eight days
by The former vessel. The English clipper
arrived four days in advance OF the Ameri-
can vessel only; many bets Were made at
Hong Kong that they would arrive event.
As soon as these vessels were telegraphed in
London, as having arrived at the mouth of
the Thames, II return cargo was engaged,
and they both sailed again for Hong Kong
at exactly the same hour. \ large amount
of money is stakcd on the race to China,
and the captains are authorized to put their
ships to the test.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVI CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR TIE JOURNAL

XXXNI CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
WAsnINGroN, Dec. IS, M.-IIoUsE.-Mor-
ris, Of Ills, obtained the floor, but yielded
To Mr.. Rust who said, several years ago, he
made pledge to his constituents he would
never again engage in a sectional debate.
Recent events of an extraordinary charac-
ter have absOlved him from that pledge.
He alluded To the atrocities of John Browns
raid and the continued aggreSsions OF the
North on the rights of the South. He
spoke of the infamous character of Helpers
book, but Observation-Disclosures, South, have no
sympathy with such doctrines ami his APP
peal to them will be UNDECIDED. Yet that
Infamous book has been endorsed by the
candidate of the Republicans for Speaker,
and the whole antecedents of that gentle
man are in perfect keeping with this act,
lie has been uniformly and intensely see
tional No man has been more intOlerant
to the South, and he owed his present nom-
ination less to his ability or his accomplish
ments as statesman, than his hostility TO
the South He invited us to scrutinize his
record | have done so. lie alluded to
Shermans course on the Kansas bill, and
every appropriation bill of the 34th Con-
gress. He spoke of the objects of the Re-
publican party, charaCterizing them as treas
enable.
MI Dunn Gdlltu LOT OilGi, Its LiiC EGitAC-
man violated propriety by using the word
reasonable lie said if the epithet APP
piled 10 any, it was TO the other side of the
House.
Rust resumed, and renewed the PROPOSE
ton, that the conservative members select II
candidate for Speaker among the Democrats,
or let the Democrats select candidate from
them, and both unite on such candidate.
Cox said he would not be negotiable in
any such business.
Hindman remarked-Nor would he be
thus transferred by his fellow Democrats
If any person outside of the Democratic
party was selected, he would exercise his
own Judgment whether he would support
him or not.
Noel declared his readiness To vote for
ANY person selected from the other side for
the sake of an organization.
Cox said he would vote for any anti-Le-
casnItonite that might be selected, but his
duty 10 this constituents and his own senti.
mcnis would not permit him to vote for any
Of the Southern Americans, who are no
only opposed to all the measures of the Dem
cratic party, but also to civil and religion:
liberty.
MIR Rust heightened out his remarks II
an almost unlimited extent; and as we d.
do not presume that oar readers will b
much interested in them, eleave them out
ED. JOURNAL.
Hindman said he wished TO organize tn
House on u conservative basis, and was will
ing to vote for any conservative man in op
position to the Republican party. The par
ty to which he belonged was for the goo
of the country.
Rust said there must be concessions
There were members in the Southern OppO
sition ne would gladly vote for. tie sal
neither he nor his associates would feel 5
shocked as to 90 out of the Union, if a
anti Lecompton English Bill DemocrU
should be chosen Speaker of the House.
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PnoToGnArmc CARDS FOR New YEARS

PHoToGRAPHIC CARDS FOR New YEAR's.-
The last Boston notion is thus described:
The new device of Photographic cards,
which originated with Mr.. Whipple, photo
Prapher, of Boston, is quite i'll vogue Mt the
present time and that artist is very busy, as
orders are coming in rs rapidly as they can
he executed. As New Years Day occurs on
Sunday, and the usual call must be dis
pensed with on that anniversary, gentlemen
can leave their Photographic cards on Sat
urday, so that the ladies cannot only name
the number of callers, hut be able TO show
their portraits, with their best smile upon
their countenances.-C Gin. Com.
As New Years Day is close upon us, we
advise our young friends, who intend max
ing - New Years calls, to send in their or
ders early to Mr.. W. II. AXE, that there
may be no disappointment in getting up the
cards.
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Special Notices.

HOIIOtcay'S F's!!s and OEntmenF.-Tae
dire hydra of disease, Dyspepsia, is driven totally
and finally from the system by this great anti
bilious remedy; while the Ointment reduces the
Inflammation occasoned by Cont and Rheumatic
affections. The Pills act in unison, cooling and
refreshing the heated blood, and rcnoyating tho
vital organization.
sold at the manufactory, No. 50 Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, 63c., and
81 per pot or box dec27
fBr. BELTS Opinion Of HosfeIEe,''s Bit
TERS.-SPRINGFIELD Ills, April II, lS5G.-Some
months since, while recovering from an attack Of
Remittent Fever, requested to try Hostel
ters Bitters an article peculiarly suited 10 the
condition of convalescents from fever. It is but
simple Justice say that it restored the powers of
my digestive organs and at the ti1ae kept my
bowels gently open. I have no hcsitancy in say
ing that, hitherto in using it in my practice, it
has in every case where 1 have ordered it, acted
like a charm In thus speaking freely of it, far
from puff patent medicine, article it by no
means claims to be. SANFORD BELL, NJ. D.
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where dec27
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Bay" Many of Schiller's admirers even
have overlooked the fact that he was one of
the originators of that famous paper, the
Augsburg -4Hgemeine Zeitmg. He was in
deed offered the chief editorship of that
journal, but declined it as Incompatible with
his other pursuits. In remembrance of this
fact, the present proprietor, Baron Cots, of
Stuttgart printed for distributions and most
handsomely gave away to the poorer school
children Of Bavaria, Wurtemburg, Baden,
and Frankfort, more than two hundred
thousand copies of selection of Schillers
works, in connection with the recent celc-
bration.
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rEA-. The pork business is rather dull at
this place this season. The distilleries have
none, or very few, in the pens for slaughter,
though one gentleman in town, Mr. Re-
bayre, has large lot to kill, which will
about equal the annual average of the Eagle
Mills. Several houses are buying small lots
of slaughtered hogs as they are brought in
10y the farmers. 1t is possible that Nettel-
ton Il Co. will pack their usual quantity
this season, but we doubt if any other house
will The price this week has ranged from
So so to So 90 per hundred.-Ne,o Harmo-
M AdUertiSer.
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Receipts by Railroad.

December Is, 1859.
l car load horses and mules, w 0gle; 2G5 bu
wheat, Littles < Erwin; bxs mdse, Wheeler &
Riggs; half bbI brandy, Allis Howes; deer.
bxs game, bag game, Vckery Bros; 30 barrels
-four, Brown 4 Altman; 90 bags coffee, Preston
Bros; , bales, cases, barrels, Babcock & Co;
Il sacks dried apples, Baldwin h o.; % kegs of
lard, 75 bbls flour, / Crane; l dressed hog
Pennington; 2 bbls talow, 81 slaughtered hogs,
Geo Poster * Co.; bags, ibis, key, \ Hal
lock; boxes, W kersteman; so bbls flour, ID SKIS
shipstufl, Brown & Altman; 10 SKIS corn, NJ Ziliac;
lot broom corn, Wm Baker; slaughtered hogs,
Martin Reeter; PCS bush wheat, Iglehart Bros;
bxs / tub, Michael Gavisk; SKIS -four, Wetzel &
KIintworth; 7 SKIS buckwheat -four, Charles Me
Johnston; sack buekwheat -four, SaInl O'Neal; 81
pcs oak lumber, John L White.
A. e SHRADER, Agent.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. Is, P. M.-FIour firm;
200 bbls sold SC advance State 5 200
. %. Wheat firm; 1000 bushels sold !;
white l 5O91 55 red so. Corn firm;
$4,000 bushels sold; old 9o@92. Pork dull
at lC oO@l6 %. Whisky 26@264. Sugar
firm coffee firm but quiet, at HOLE for
Rio. Molasses firm at 52@53. Rye quiet
Oats dropping; sales at 4o@4G1. Hogs quiet
at 1901 90. Tallow dull at lOl@1O8.
Beeves quiet; receipts $500 head; sales at
64@lO3. Sheep advanced 25@37c; receipts
1000 head.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 28, M.-Mess pork de-
cIned to 10 1906 90. Bulk meats de
cIined to G@8c for February delivery Lard
declined to 9tc. Green meats dull and
easier Groceries frmer; sales of 100 bbls
molasscs at nc from the landing. Sugar 8
9S3. Coffee 12!@124. Barley duh and
unchanged Wheat quiet but firm. Corn
tending upward quoted ut 5oM52 in bulk.
Oats dull and unchanged. Rye active at
| 90.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IS, M.-Flour steady /;
sales of 900 bhlS at . 30 for superhne /;
and - for extra Cornmeal , 3. Wheat
steady; red 34G9l 30. Rye 90 in store.
Corn declined %. Oats steady; sales of
1000 bushels at. 45GG46. Whisky better
sales of 500 bbls at 264(9274.
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fsA.. 1t turns ont TO be hoax, says a
Mississippi exchange, that the Hon. Mr.. Tis-
dale, the distinguished member from Kemper
introduced Il bill some days ago, amending
the -Aefs Of the apostles, and that when
private bill was introduced i'll reference to
hotels, he moved to lay the bill of fare on
the table.
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KRAFT & HEILMAN.

I'll L i W n lJlt
MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws,
Cumming Mac hines Chinese Sugar Game Mills
DhrasinS Machines, &c.
ENANSS TILE, IND.
FHUIE PROPRTETORS or TIE CTTF FOUN-
Il dry beg leave to inform their friends snd the
pnbc in general, that they are prepared 10 do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and every tling uppertaining 10 the Foundry bust
ness. They are manufacturing STEAM ENoINEs AND
BOILERS of any size and power required. saw Mill
Machinery and Mil Gearing OF any size; BiStil-
lery and Mining Machinery. Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Fhrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
Horsepowers, Coru-shellers, Machinery Of all kinds
made and repaired Iron and Brass Castings,
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar GRATIS
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest in
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, sc
BREWERS, DISTIIHEHS, RECTIFTERS, &t.
Supplied with every description Of Copper uua
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Rcfriseistturs,
Attemporators, Eparges, Stillheads and Worms
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans, Syphons, &c.s Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and iron Pumps Of every
variety, for beer, spirits OIL DC: Brass Cocks ana
Valves, steam Whistles. dc.
Norknen sent to al parts To- 1T up work AM do
repairs ON Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, &c.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing IN and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bling Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Scparators, German BOLT
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Betting, Packing, Hose &c,
of the best kind; Tilpate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Sselter, Fire Brick
rhey have every facility Ct the best Machinery
and wOTklueu, and viii give a. work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orderE
promptly warrantIng their work, and arc satisfied
with reasonable prices.
I8- Office and sale Rooms, No 20 sIaia street;
FouudI Y, Boiler Yard and Machine Shop lL-e
street, between First and Second streets, Evans
vile, Indiana. deCI
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. u, M.-Mexican ad-
vices TO the 10Th state that that the Mira
mon Government had protested against Mr..
McLane' treaty at Guadalajara on the Sth
inst.
Forty thousand dollars of the 5000, 600
taken by Marquezas from the Conducta had
been restored The rest had been forwarded
to Tepcc Two hundred thousand dollars
are missing.
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......B business on the levec yesterday was
quite lively. Notwithstanding the wretched
condition Of the wharf. The river was
about nj a stand last night, and we expect
il will be rising again to-day. FreightS are
rather scarce and firm at the following quo
tatiOns:
To New OrIeans-Apples, ioc q Dbl; Tobacco, 81
II hhd Flour, 4Oc q Dbl; whisky, COc b Lb.; beef
andpork, coo Il bhl; pound treights, DC y 100 ~.
St. Louis-Pound Freights, 2uc - 100 lbs. 70 Gin
cinnati-Pound freights (heayy) 15c Z loo lbs;
shipstuffs and wheat, u sack, l5c.,
IA portion of the Bovca's crew came
up ON the Star yesterday. Capt Markell
leaves by the cars this morning, on a
visit to his numerous friends on the Upper
Ohio.
1.-The Luc EaVeS viii he in port this
morning from South Carrollton. She leaves
again tomorrow evening.
1.-THE Pacific came down lagt eve
ming, with considerable freight aboard. She
took from here 1900 bbls flour 200 bblS
pork, 80 bbls whisky, and so hogsheads
tobacco.
1.-The SiLUer Star came in yesterday
considerably behind time, having been de-
tanned by fog. She left about two O'Clock,
with fair trip of freight and passengers.
1.-THE fine steamer Union, from Louis
WIZ bOhiu iOI DOHituP tiOCi3 VIII bO III
port this moring. The Union is a good boat,
and is in charge of experienced and atten-
tive officers. Mr.. Edwards will be found in
the office, ready to attend to the wants of
passengers.
THE Dunbar did not leave Pittsburg
as she was advertised, and had not arrived
at Cincinnati on Tuesday. She will proba-
bly, be in port in day or two.
Weather.
CINcINNATI, Dec. %, M.-The river has
fallen one inch in the last 24 hours. Now
IL feet inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy and damp.
PTTsBuRG, Dec. %, M-Rivcr > feet 10
inches by the pier mark, and stationary
One inch of snow fell this morning, with in
dications of more.
CINcINNATi, Dec. %. PM--W Gather clondy.
Temperature about freezing point River
has fallen 6 inches in the last "A hours
Sixteen and half in the channel.
PIrTsBuRGn, Dec. %, Mo change in
the river since noon. Weather cold.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 28, m-River rising
slowly, with feet inches in the canal
Weather cloudy, portending rain.
ST JonNsBuRY, VT, Dec %. M-The
thermometer indicates 200 below zero.
ROUSE PoiNT n. y Dec. %, M.-The
thermometer is 1872 below zero.
BosroN, Dec. %, M.-The thermometer is
% below zero.
MONTREAL, Dee IS M.--The thermometer
indicates temperature of leo below zero,
but the river is not yet frozen opposite this
city. The water is very high, and the lower
part Of Grillentown is flooded.
New YORK, Dec. %, M-Snow falling fast;
wind y. T..
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Bs5- Recently there were twenty-seven
stockholders in the Bank of St. Paul, Min
nesota, of whom only three were residents
of the State aud two Of the three its Off
GERS the other twenty residing in New
York, Connecticut Massachusetts, and Yer
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WASHINGTON, Dee. IS, M-The Mayor
has offered a reward of 5000 for the arrest
of John Essex and Charles Palkenhorn,
charged with the murder of Mr.. ROBBERY, of
Philadelphia.
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ZANEsvILLE, Ohio, Dec. IS, MA young
man named Thomas Connor was killed at a
drinking house, last night, by being stabbed
He died instantly. Several arrests have
been made
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Collectors Sale
Real Estate far the payment of ,ost aud efpesrs
q sisIe-,ellk spFoVenseais-
MleG TYCE Is MERERH HFg.EsN'

WMlHEs 4
q that 10y virtue of two precepts, issued ont OF
the Clerks office of the city of Evansville and to
directed will sell ut public outcry ut tina door
OF the Court House in the city of Evansville,
Friday, the Beth day of Deember, 1859, the follow
ing lots G. parcels Of real estate, much thereof
may he necessary to pay the amounts assessed
and charged against said lots respectively, the
and expense of making sidewalk improve
ments in front of said lots together with the costs
- al
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BosroN, Dec. %, M.-The steamship Amer
lea sailed at noon for Liverpool, via Halifax.
She takes $4,000 in specie, 81 passengers
for Liverpool, aud ) for Halifax.
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SAcKvILLE, n. b., Dec. IS, M.-The
steamship Canadd has arrived at Halifax
with Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th
instant, one week later than previous adj
vices.
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Rsa,- In Mississippi, the other day, it was
decided in the case of the State VS.. NJ. Shell
ton, for perjury, that judge could testify
in a case where he had presided as judge.
Upon this, Shelton was convicted and sen
fenced to six years in the State Prison.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. IS, M.-The Liver
pool steamer now due here, is the North
Britain, not the H,mgdrian. She has not
been sigualed below yet.
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By young lady appeared in male at
tire i'll Baltimore, and one of the editors
say her disguise was So perfect that she
might have passed for man had she q
little more modesty."
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Say The merchants and capitalists of
Great Britain are estimated to own about
nine hundred ocean steamers. erss.u
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Es77@ The number of slaves in Kentucky,
in 1910, was lG4. 81; in 1858, 2O7, $50; in
1859, POS, 635. Increase during last year,
I O76
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R-BNGoV.AE.

- ne Y .AL
TEvEE UyN'DE ssEGt-N'EH no CI>B
n respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have removed their Office
and store to their bHilding FIRST street, three
doors above Pine street, near the foundry, where
they viii be able to give more prompt attention
to tie or,iers of their customers. 4 large lot of
stoves will be sold retail, at wholesale prices,
in order 10 close out the stock
dec5 kEATZ * lTFILATAG-