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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-15

Bg= We have just received copy of the
excellent address of J. NJ. Shankliu, Esq4
of Evansville, Ind, delivered before the
Philomathean Society of Indiana Uniyersi-
ty, July 10th, 1860. 1t is entitled, " Be
tween Two Parallels aud contains
twenty-four pages, neatly printed and
gotten up. The address is well worth the
perusal of those who were not so fortunate
as to hear it delivered. The Society will
please accept our thanks.-BLOomhlgton Re-
publican.
The above excellent address of our fell
Iow-townsman was printed at this Office,
and is a specimen of the good taste of the
superintendent of our mechanical departs
ment er
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Very truly yours, --. q
CALVIN FLETCHER, T

\ New SAW MILL.-It viii be remember
ed that three months ago, the Saw mill of
Messrs. Altering & Brommelnalis, between
Water street and the river, and between
Mulberry and Green streets was burned
The enterprising proprietors Immediately
went to work, cleared away the ruins, and
rebuilt their establishment on large and
complete scale. Last night steam was rails
ed and the first work done in the new mill.
The main building is rs feet long by 80
wide, and has two side buildings attached.
There are two excellent engines now in,
which run two sash saws, and there is to be
another engine, to run circular saw
Messrs. Kratz II Heilmau are the makers of
the steam apparatus. .-t --e-... b
The Messrs. Altering are prepared to car
ry on their business vigorously, and will
have very superior facilities to work with
when their arrangements are all perfected
They deserve credit and encouragement for
so soon replacing their mill with new one
of such excellent construction and large di-
mensions.
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New YORK, Dec. I4.-The steamer North
Star, from AspinwalI, arrived with Califor-
mia mails OF November 2lst, and 81, ,083, 900
in treasure.
From Panama papers we learn that the
Chilian Congress had extended extraordin-
ary powers to the President until Septem-
Der Both next. Both Houses had sanction
the bill by which the authors o. abettors of
mutinies, riots, or seditious movements are
jointly answerable for the damages caused
thereby. Congress has also sanctioned the
project of the government for sending a
Minister to the Court of Rome.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEoPLE.-A fine
likeness for l5 cents at the Peoples Gal
lery, on Sd St., opposite the entrance to Cres-
cent City Hall. The proprietors are determin-
ed to furnish the Citizens of Evansville and
vicinity with pictures unsurpassed for beauty
and durability, and at prices to suit the hard
times. Now is the time to get your like
ness to send to your friends. Go, every
body. decl3-3t
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RGE~ The publication of the Paducah
Commercial has been suspended. Cause
hard times and insufficient support. If we
are not mistaken, there is but one paper now
in Paducah-the Herald-published tri-
weekly and weekly. The Commercial also
published the same editions. The paper
was just one year old.
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Taken up, by Peter Vogel, living in x uight
township, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, on the
10Th day of November 1860, one dark brindle COW,
with white stripe along her back, and sOmo white
on her belly, and marked with an under half crop
in the right ear and about eight years old, and ap
praised before me this 18th day of December, 1860,
by A. W. Chute and Jerre Nightingale, at fourteen
dollars. WEI. r. VANE, Justice.
The above is a true copy, taken from my Stray
Docket this 18th day of December, 1860
SEAL WIN. X. NANN, Justice.
A true copy of the original, on file and of record
in my office.
Attest LOUIS RICHTER,
decI5-3tw Clerk V. G. G..
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RRRAII who want

g@~All who want to invest S. to good
advantage, can do SO by going to Mr.. j.
Perry Elliott, at the City Gallery, No. 45
Main street. He is agent Of the Cosmopoli-
tan Art Association. For the above price
you get splendid engraving; copy for
one year of the Art Journal, four admis-
sions to the Gallery of Painting, 548 Broad
way, n. Y. land a chance tOdraw a fine work
Useful will take care of itself"
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THE KANSAS CoHTRIBUTION.-The Mayor
has received the following acknowledgment
of money sent by him to Calvin Fletcher
Treasurer for the Kansas contributions
INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. 6, 1860.
w. BAKER, Mayor Of EUGaSuilIe, Ind
DEAR SIR " our kind favor of the 4th,
inclosing thirty-one dollars and sixty cents
(3l.60), a collection at union meeting OF
the churches in your city, as u thanksgiv-
ing Offering to aid the sufferers in Kansas,
has been received, and will be speedily sent
forward to the Executive Committee at
AtchisOn for distribution. An accredited
agent is now here and large sum has al
ready gone forward of money and clothing.
1t will be divided out without regard to
sect, denomination, or association. to the
most needy. The agents do not diminish
the fund by charges for their services, as we
are assured. The American Express Com
pany carry bales of cloth and clothing free
of charge and one of the Illinois Railroads
carries provisions at little or.no expense. p
Accept for yourself and your kind citi-
zens, The thanks Of the committee engaged
in this worthy object. tla
Very truly yours, -r4
CALVIN FLETcHER, IT,.
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New York Cattle MARKET.

New YORK, Dec. 12.-Beef unchanged
receipts $500. Sheep and Lambs unchang-
ed receipts $500. Cows and Veals dull.
Swine lower and dull. Dressed Dogs sold
at 6@68c, and small ones for butchers use
at 6496sc; Live firm at 5@51c; Distill-
cry at 44044c.
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BE1~ A new paper, entitled the Item
perance Guide" has just been started at
Terre Hante j. T. Pool is the editor, and
Edward Hitchcock the publisher. The paper
is issued s0mi- monthly; price 81 per year
75 cents for six months-in advance. The
paper is Of interest to the advocates of tenn
perance, and supplies want amongst them.
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THE post-ofice expenditures in South
Carolina for the last reported fiscal year
were $4,000 10, and the receipts SlO7,-
536 II, showing an excess of expenditures
over receipts of $2l1,53l %, which the
people of the United States pay for the
business and social accommodation OF that
Stat 70 - JoU yot9.
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BGy" Be sure to call at Hughess for su-
periOr cloth for cloaks. He has just receiv-
ed fresh stock of boys over-coats which he
will sell at reduced rates. He has large
stock Of dry goods which he will sell very
low. He sells shoes lower than ever. All
tolerably good money taken in payment
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Ra- Mr.. VIM. Holbrooks, landlord of the
Bulls Head tavern, recently brought a black
bear and an elk up the river from Missouri.
They are fine animals. Mr.. H. has them
for sale. They would be a novelty for some
of our butchers to make Christmas show
with in market.
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Holland Emancipates-Kan to be
Admitted.
TIMEs's CORRESPONDENCE.

TIMES y CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, Dee. I3.-Oficial informa-
ton has been received here, that Holland
has made arrangements for the emaneipa-
tion of the slaves in all of the Dutch
colonies, on the principle of English
emancipation, making compensation to the
masters.
HERALD's CORRESPONDENTS.
1t is understood that Kansas will be ad-
mitted next week, the Democrats not de-
signing or desiring to interfere with the
wishes of the Republicans. The Senate
territorial committee will bring forward q
territorial organization for Pixies Peak.
Mr.. Grow from the House committee will
bring forward a similar bill.
Mr.. John Cochrane offered to-day to the
House the report of the c. lmmissioners ap-
pointed and empowered to report upon the
course of instruction, the organization, and
system of discipline of the Military Acade-
my at West Point. 1t recommends a
Board of Revision and FIVE years course
of instruction.
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pIOre Important News.
WORLD's C0RREspONDENCE.


WASHINGTON, D. O.. December 18th
The Secessionists and anti-Secessionists
have been in great excitement over the
news which has leaked out from the Capt.
tol to-day concerning the requisition of Maj.
Anderson, at Fort Moultrie, for more men
and ammunition, and the action of the Cab
met thereupon. 1t is stated on authority
which | think is not to be disputed, that
Mai Anderson has decided upon the neces-
sity of reinforcement to his command and
his supplies because, when the secession or
dinance is passed, there is no security that
a Charleston mob will not make desperate
onslaught upon the nearest federal posses
sions.
The question of acceding to Maj. Ander-
sons request has been up before the Cabi-
net and it was decided not to grant it. Sec
retary Cass, it is said, strongly urged the
propriety and necessity of the opposite
course, whether Maj. Anderson was justified
in making the requisition or not. If justi-
fled, his request should be granted at once.
If not then he is incompetent TO fill the
place, and it should be filed by some one
who would not make demand in trouble
some times. So long as he is in authority,
the means of asserting his authority should
be conceded to him. In spite of these ar
met refused to send any more men or ammu-
milton to Fort MOultrie, and there the mat
ter stands.
TRIBUNE'S CORRESPONDENCE.
1t is intimated that General Cass will re-
sign in consequence of the action OF she
Cabinet.
HERALD's CORRESPONDENTS.
At the request of Hon. Reuben Davis,
member of the Committee of States, the
Southern members of Congress assembled at
his rooms tonight, and adjourned at II
O'clock. The following declaration was
made and signed by those present. 1t had
already been presented to the committee
of 33.
The Southern Manifesto.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13-To my Constttu-
ents The argument is exhausted. All
hope OF relief in the Union, through the
agency of the Committee and Compression
al legislation and constitutional amend
ments is extingdished, and we trust the
South will not be deceived by appear
ances, or the pretense of new guarantees.
The Republicans are resolute in their pur-
pose not to grant anything that will or
ought to satisfy the South. In our judg-
ment, the honor independence, and safety
OF the Southern people are to be found only
in a Southern Confederacy, the inevitable
result of State secession. The sole and
primary aim of each slave-holding State
ought to be its speedy and absolute separa-
ton from al unnatural and hostile niOn.
Signed by Pugh, Clopton, Moore, Curry,
Stallworth, of Alabama Iverson, Under
wood, Gartrell, Jackson, Jones and Craw-
ford of Georgia; Hawkins of Florida; Hind
man of Arkansas; Brown, Barksdale, Single
ton, and Reuben Davis of Mississippii Craig
and Ruffn of North Carolina; Benjamin aud
Landrum of Louisiana. Senators Yulee,
Sebastian, johnson of Arkansas, Slideli,
WigfaT, and Hemphill Will sign it.
The manifesto will be Immediately conf
muRicated to the several constituencies of
the gentlemen named, by telegraph.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Sar The Savings Bank is paying the
best prices for Hacurrent money! gold and
tand warrants. Also sells sight exchange on
England, Ireland, and Scotland in sums to
suit Call and see. dec. l2-2td.
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Taken up, by Christopher Schiller, living in
Knight township, Vanderburgh county, Indiana,
on the 29th day of November, 1860, one red and
white COW, with brindle head and neck, and
marked with smooth crop off each ear. and horns
points up, and about five years old and appraised
w. Chute and JerTe Nightingale, at twelve dollars.
WDI. X. VANN, Justice.
The above is "A true copy, taken from my Stray
Docket this 18th day of December, 1860.
SEAL. VIM. Il. VANN, Justice.
A true copy Of the original, on file and of record
in my office.
Attest LOUIS RICHTER.
decI5-3tw Clerk V. G. G..
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R3y- La Rue's Panopticon goes TO Terre
Haute and Indianapolis from here. We
commend to the Press and the people of
those places the panoptic and the gentle
men connected with it.
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VOLUME XIII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

lailV pADeF UO
!! fMnjledl l. ............. O. %
Sy the week payable to Carr~rs) ~
fr'-Wcekly ~
.-.
- Clubs of Is nore...............-.. U.
AS The privilege of yearly advertisers u limited
to their immediate business, in their own anej
AnI All advertisements for the beneht OF other
persons well as legal advertisements ana adVer-
asencuts of auction sales, and advertisements with
no name of other persons sent in by them, must
b. paid for at the usual rates.
"a No report, resolutions or procesdings OF any
SirFUrGtion, society assecatiOn OF public meeting
and 10 communication Designed to call attention to
An matter of limited al individual interest be
insert cd, unlesss paid for advertisement.
20 Contracts for yearly advertising Will not be
Iiinued unless order to that effect is left at
the OAice, and when discontinued In less than q
gear, the price of the whole year will be charged
~, Legal advertisements hereafter, Will be pub
ishe at the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and
6eayable for legal proceedings, but collectablo
Al usual time
81 our terms for job Work and transient adver
iseInents are CASH
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MEMPHIS, Dec. l4th.--The steamboats,
Goody Friends and South Bend, bound
down, collided about 40 miles above here
The latter sunk, and it is reported that sew
eral lives were lost.
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New YORK, Dec. I4.-FIour less active;
market scarcely so firm; prices without i'm
portant change; no very pressing desire to
realize. sales 10000 bbls at 5O@4 60 for
super State; 4 50@}4 60 for super Western;
1905 10 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; market closing quiet. Corn
meal; little business doing at previous pri-
ces. Whisky frmer and more active; sales
5000 bbls 184@184c. Wheat; business
to-day was moderate and prices without
material change; sales of 1000 bush Chicago
spring at 81 O5; 900 bush North Western
club, at 81 OF; 81, 800 bush club and am
Der Wisconsin at 1901 Il; 5000 bush
amber Iowa at 81 10; 1000 bush very
choice white Michigan, S 40; prime winter
red western held at 81 20, with buyers at
81 l8. Bye quiet at 65c. Barley dull and
nominal Corn opened firm and closed
dull, with sales of 40, 900 bush at 6O@64c.
for mixed western; Ga to Go for southern
yellow CSC for white northern. Oats less
active and scarcely so firm /; sales at 37@
38. Pork unsettled and moderate business
doing, with sales of 400 bbls at l6 I20
I6 80 for mess; 16 OO@l7 90 for new mess;
10 80 for prime Beef dull aud neglected;
sales of 200 bbls at 6 60@1O 90 for repacil-
ed mess 10 50@1l 90 for extra mess /;
prime mess Beef dull. Beef hams 1l@I3.
Cut meats dull and nominal at 64c for
shoulders, and 81@9! for hams. Hogs
lower; sales at 6t(963 for dressed, 5@54 for
live. Bacon quiet. Lard firm and in mod
crate demand at 94@IO8. Coffee without
important change Sugar steady and
moderate business doing. Stock lower and
dull
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E@The Cincinnatians were not satisfied
with the report of the q. S. Marshal that
the population of that city was $4,000.
They appointed a special census taker, who
gives it at Ill ,293. s
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NTTE.v r1OJV; WIDE AW.anRs!

Every body is wide awake u their own interest,
or at least should be- and If they want to buy a first
rate No. article of Flour at $2.75 per bag, they
had better call at the Picayune Mills Immediately y,
and be supplied they Just closing out "A small
lot which they have on hand. You that this is
cash prices. J. II. MILLS & co.
dec Oxrd
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BosroN, Dec. l3.-The line of steamers
between Boston and Charleston will discOn-
tinue their trips for the present.
Daniel Hacket tried for the murder OF
Henry Gillon, in Lowell, was o-day found
guilty of manSlaughter-
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A YANKEE says that prejudices against
color are very natural, and yet the prettiest
pirl he ever knew was Olive Brown.
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PrrrsBURe, Dec. II M-River feet c
inches by the pier mark, and falling
Weather clear Mercury 1872.
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LOUIS RICHTER.
Clerk V. c. G
STATE OF INPiANA' d cult Court, April term A.
Fanderourgh County D. 1861 No. As
William IL. Law, }

STATE OF INDIANA ,t In The nT Tsnasa9pfsh 5 fl cir
Nanderburgh County. D. 1861. No. as.
William IL. Law, J
Csmar Hoefein
1t appearing by affidavit file in the Office O f
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid, that the defend
in the above entitled action the object Of which
Is to foreclose mortgaSe) IS not resident ot the
State of Indiana, notice of the pendency Of such
action is there fore given to the said Caesar Hocein
and that the same will stand for trial at the next
term of the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
at the Court House in the City of Evansville, in
the County and State aforesaid, on the second
-'''l,t Attest St pm . - '' LOUIS RICHTER,
Law & Antilles, pl'f 5 atty's. Clerk V. G. c.
Dec. 18th 1SG0. 3ww
ACtHREST.HaS rs .N-O "" .N-R.ER 1T
u hand, and to meet the requirements OF all who
desire to make presents to the children at this
son, offer my stock of Anne rican Perfumery, Hair
Oils, aud Colognes at Is per cent. below cost. Now
is the time to buy If you good articles at very
VIM. BIERBowER, Druggist,
dec15 IS Main street, Washington Block.
R.N-TY.FIT@E CEyN"TS.-C.sEL
II and get bottle of the very best Cologne for
Is cents worth so cents small sizes cheaper in pro-
portion. WIN. BIERBOWER, Druggist
dec15 rs Main st., Washingto Block.
ELL VOTES ON" GOOD B-R-VRs
GIN in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa taken at par
for drugs, or any article etter for sale.
WM. BIERBOWER, Druggist,
dec15 rs Main st., Washington Block.
y AE.ER R.EISE.H-S.
III 8 bxs Layer Raisins, half bxs do,
quarter bxs do, just received and for sale cheap
decl5 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
WHAGEC sTOT~E POEEsH.
GEA gross Magic Stove Polish, that cannot be
beat, for sale at
decI5 ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
300 LES CREAM T4RT.RR, 500
~ lbs B-Carb. Soda, gross Z. L. Durllee & Co.'S
Celebrated Baking Powder, bbls Bath Brick, "a
doZ Transparent Soap, gross Hummel's Essence
of Coffee, just received and for sale at
decl5 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
lNIA.H.N.BERRKEs.
u bbls Cranberries, splendid quality, just
ceived at (decI5) ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
RLOUR R!-RLOUR!
Il so bbs prime Xxx White Wheat lour, put
up expressly for family use, so sacks XXX White
Wheat Flour, just received and for sale for CASH,
AND CASH ONLY, at
decl5 ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
eNrRRLLED CORN.
~ 100 bush shelIed corn for sale at
decI5 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
u 500 bush ear Corn just Ieceived
ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery,
deuIj No. - Main street.
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New YORK, Dec, 14.-Afairs have
more hopeful appearance to-day, especially
in the foreign exchange market, which hasa
stronger undertone than for a fortnight
past The demand for bills on London has
greatly improved, and large business has
been done at O21@l o35 for prime COM
mercial bills. The principal drawers
are doing little as yet, direct. Their rates
are o49l O5; buying above the views of
remitters The inquiry is chiefly for
cheap good bills on Paris. In the
paper market there is less pressure
and a number of the old buyers are again
making their appearance. Rates as yet do
not yield materially, but there is much
more currency than early in the week,
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KvREsEE eIOR.N- .MR.gI

n 80 bush fresh ground Meal, just received an
Tor sale at the Old Pioneer Grocery" No 22 Mai
street. darI6
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Read Burrow keep a fine assortment Of Horses
and Mules rsae cheap for cash, prompt paper
declO
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MILFORD, HARLEM, OYSTEKS,
DELAWARE BAY OYSTERS,
~ ARR A N II ID r. Il K III
Putup with especial care and attention. Cans
,raII nlIed, aud free from she'll For sale by the
case half case and Great Inducements offered
to dealers and consumers.
JF. FELKER, Sole Agent,
septli-tf No. l07 Main-st., Evansville, Ind.
1gTR.gREEs .nrJO RsN-STOJN; WHOLE
y sale aud Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in CorIlage, Nails, Glass, Co
ment Powder, Plaster Paris &C. No. l2S Main
street, near the Canal, Evansville, Ind feb2S
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NUMBER 49,.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NLET.R OIL.
" doz quart bottles & doz pint bottles. as
received and 'or sale cheap at
decl5. ELLIO1T"s Family Grocery
"a Ok - SUGAR. y .UOL.aSSES
. hhds new sugar, prime article 10 bbl.
now Molasses, Just received at No. . Main street
decI5
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.HUERs!

II DON TO TsOUR E.V.rRRRSTS!-
~ IL lbs Prime sugar for Sl.O0, only 10 be had
at LdecSl COOK 4 LANGLET'g
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OLD FIRM I'm BUSINESS AGAIN.

TEUfE DsF'DkHbA HsFlbD WL54A TO
q inform the public in general and the rest OF
mankind in particular, that they have bought out
tile Feed business Of Mr. J. @. Dusouchet, and that
they Will be prepared from this time to I'LL all or
ders for FEED and SEED Of any kind.
Our Mr.. Il. S. IUsToE having formerly been on
Gagged worry successfully in the business for over one
year but called away 70 England upon family busl-
ness, has returned to his old stand where he aill
at all times be pleased TO his old friends and
former customers and ali others, and fin their orders
for afty hing in line, with promptness aud sat
isfactiou.
Feed delivered free 10 any part Of the city.
mlyzJ-tf Il. $. RuST0N l. co.
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At the request Of Hon. Reuben Davis, q
member of the Committee of States, the
Southern members of Congress assembled al
his rooms tonight, and adjourned at II
O'Clock. The following declaration was
made and signed by those present 1t had
already been presented to the committee
of 33.