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sSy- The Enquirer has answered our

Ry~ The E5squirsr has answered our
questions in regard to the veto'of the slave
ry exclusion bill by Gov. Black, Ia rather
all ingenious way. The editors dodge
around quite nimbly, without touching the
real point at issne. We shall take occasion
soon to dissect their answers, and show the
deceitfulness of their professions in regard
to popular sovereignty. 5s..fs. 1
The statement that "the Journal admits
its anxiety to have the fugitive slave law
amended" is not warranted by any thing we
have said in the controversy. We have as
much respect for that law as have the
editors of the Enquirer. We would not
agitate its amendment, but would discount
tenance such agitation at present. In the
course Of time, either the extreme North or
the extrenae South, or both, will want al-
terations made--for both are dissatisfied with
the law. They Will discuss it, pro and con,
and when it comes to such y point that
alterations can be made wherever necessary,
without danger of injurious excitement, we
should favor such modification as would
make it less obnoxious to Northern, seati-
neut, and, at the same time as eiTectual as
possible in returning all bona .Gds slaves to
their masters, without unnecessary expense
or trouble. f.sft<
We would say, wait until the general
desire is for amendment, when it can be
done by consent of both parties. In no
event would we be in favor of making the
law inefficient in carrying out the consti-
tutional requirements in the premises We
say, live up faithfully to all our national OBJ
ligati ons for five do not, the Union and all
its inestimablc benefits will fall into speedy
decay.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ee5@ The cnstom of sending fikenesses
in letters is becoming very common, and it is
is really a happy surprise to open letter-in
which we expect lines of friendship only
friend and now that pictures are SO cheap,
we can all afford to gladden. the hearts of
many of our friends in this way. Mr.. Ell
LrorT, at his City GalIery, No 45 Main street,
is making just the pictures for this purpose.
They carry with safely aud without extra
postage, and the cost is but tribe. He is
still making pictures with cases, for only
fIfy cents. f--. -
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UNION FIRE CoMPANY.-To-night there
will be a celebration of Washington S Birth
day at the Old Brewery, by the Union Fire
Company. They intend to have a supper
and dance, and a jolly time generally
The proceeds Of the affair will be expended
for the purchase of new engine.
The ONIONS do good service in protect
ing our property, and deserve encourage
ment. All who like to ." trip the light tan
tastic toe" by going to the Old Brewery to-
night may crafty their taste TO their hearts
content. Good cheer will abound.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-To-dny the Harp
er's Ferry committee demanded the attend
ance of Hyatt before them, but he sent q
letter declining. This will be considered
a case of contempt, and will bring Hyatt be-
fore the Senate.
The Secretary of War has instructed the
commander Of Fort Bliss that at the request
of the civil authorities of El Paso, United
States troops may he placed there for the
protection of Americans and their prop
erty. is proballe that the Congress of
Chihuahua may go to El Paso, opposite Fort
Bliss. The invaders of that State have
come from Durango, and by some are repre-
sented as robbers, and by others as support
ers of MIramon. az -.t.. ...... .4s-..
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-l2a SUBSCRIBE FOR THE 'l.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL.

+ The above, paper has recently changed
! hands, and under the new infringement
1 viii he conducted us an Opposition paper :
claiming the patronage of all opposed TO the
i present Administration in CHS section Of
country. An exciting political contest Is
| drawing near, and it is necessary for every
! voter TO keep posted on the various topics
of the day. This cannot be done unless
| they subscribe for newspapers that may he
relied on TO give the latest news and a large
| quantity OF matter. l4aL HIla 5aa--..a-iIu
In the first place, we advise All to take
their own county papers. This is q prime
duty OF every citizen. Then, if they con-
clude to further patronize.the printers, we
offer for their consideration the ".old, re-
liable E0aasUiLIe Journal, that has been
| published here twenty-siX years. 90 .--l1
We intend to make the Journal an inter-
esting and instructive Family Paper, by pub
Fishing sach Literary and Miscellaneous
matter as may be adapted to that end. 81 a..
Business affairs shall receive particular
attention. We are now publishing regulhr'
Market Reports both for this and other points,
that may be relied on as correct. f 10
= In regard to the Latest NescS, we aro de-
termined TO be ahead OF all competition in.
this part OF the country. The 1eLegrdphje
Dispatches are regularly received and pub
iished by as, and IN addition. we keep n
close watch of our exchanges, and gtean
| from them whatever they may contain of
general interest t, b..
We have decided on the cash prepay yheht
system, as the only correct one and have
reduced the prices Of subscription rs low
as they can be made with safety ear terms
are invariably cash IN qdVdace. In returnf
we promise the fun worth OF the subscrp-
ton price ....-- d
7'- TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION. ~
Weekly Journal per year 90
Tri-weekIy d" "a -. ............... 4 90
Daily -" aa /" ............... - 90
Daily q" pei. week. ......... -. -. 10.
Any one sending US ten subscribers for
the Weekly, accompanied by the cash, shall
receive a copy of that issue for one year,
free as.Iif -s.-7 $50
BB-Advertisements inserted at reasona-
BILE rates. .@Ssa
Address +
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co,
February, 1860. Evansville, Ind.
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------- = b TIE q q " LINE ! 2 = : y Z
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
LINE Down. The Telegraph line is down
between this city and Vineennes. Hence,
our dispatches are very few sa...4--af f....


WASHINGTON, Feb. 81, M.-HoUsE-On
motion of Mr.. Grow, the select committee
on printing and binding, was authorized
to employ clerk. ....... >.
Mr.. Smith of N. C.rcorrected certain erro-
neous and unjust impressions existing. in the
public mind, growing out Of the recent con
test for the Speakership. He said he had
never been a member 0t the American or
ganigation, but was still a Whig aud had
'been elected on broad national grounds, but
he did not say that he denounced the
American party and repudiate its principles,
some of which commanded his appreciation,
hut they had nothing proscriptive in them
In that organizatiomsthe are good and
true Iuen, and To them he owed the honor
of his seat here. In conclusion he spoke in
favor Of the compromise measures of 1850,
agreed to by both the Whig and Democratic.
parties rs means for quieting the Slavery
question. rf.Bf.ss i
Mr. Pcndicton remarked That he under
stood Mr.. Smith to say that he had, during
the contest, reported his (Smith's) political
principles. He wanted Mr.. Smith to say
distinctly whether that was so. Mr.. Smith,
replied, while you did not state the details
of our conversation, your statement of the
result was correct. Mr.. Allen wished an
explanation in relation to the subject but
was prevented by calls to order.
Mr.. Morris, OF. His, from the COMMITTEES
on Roads and Canals reported a Joint reso-
luton giving the assent of Congress to the
action of the States of Louisiana and Texas
and Arkansas relative to the removal of the
Red River raft, thereby imposing tonnage
dues. at
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a<z5swe notice that the Mt. Vernon al

BS5YWe notice that the Mt, Vernon and
Princeton papers are copying our Evans
vile Market reports. These report must be
kept mp; it is highly important that they
should be. We again urge our merchants
This city has transactions every day suf-
fcient TO make Grst-rate market report
that would be great credit 10 her, and,
actual dollars and cents in the pockets of her
business men.
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The CONCERT of the Philharmonic Society
was postponed until Thursday evening, on
account of the very inclement weather last
night. The Society performed a few pieces
to their auditors in highly creditable
style, gave back their tickets, and invited
them all to come again on Thursday oven
ing, with their friends and acquaintances.
We bespeak good house for these home
amateurs on that evening.
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THE PEACH Cnop.-The Dayton Emp

THE PEACH CRoP.-The Dayton Empire
says: -
Fruit growers in this part of Ohio inform
us that the peach crop has been entirely de-
stroyed. We get information from other
parts of the State imparting the same un-
welcome news. We remember several years
ago that the same reports were made and
generally believed, but it was ascertained in
the Spring that tolerable crop was pro-
duced after all. Although the prospect
looks dark we indulge the hope that or
chards in sheltered parts of the State may
have escaped the extreme cold,s and will
yield a reasonable crop when the season ar
rives. Those who have conversed with us
on the subject claim that the peach buds
were killed in the fall-during that cold
snap in November. One consolation we
have to fall back on: : the Illinois papers in
form us that the peach crop Will he abun-
dant in that State, it not injured hereafter
by the frost. The Indiana papers also in
form us that there is prospect for peaches
in some parts of that State. We cannot
yet know certainly how far the peach crop
will he n failure; we can hope that it IS not
near as bad as represented 10 us.
Will some of our fruit ralsers tell Us how
the fruit crop is 1ourishing?
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Mr.. RICHARD RUsroN, who left this city
about three months ago to visit his native
townin England, returned home last Thurs
day. Mr. Ruston speaks very highly of the
treatment he received while in his native
land, and was pleased with the trip.
Mr. L. has resided in this county for over
eighteen years.
His brother Robert, who left at the same
time, will return in few months.
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our Idol.

Close the door tightly,
-.s Bride the breath, .s5za1~ a.fL
Our little earth angel - .-,.. .....a--
80 Is talking with death;
$50 Gently he woos her. ei 54s-4a -.-i.
s.. ssa.s Size wishes to stay, -e-4.r ,
His arms arc about her r-
-.-'-ii He bears her away @
rr3 5e.II- -sl5- SO 7. II at es.1Ess.. .'s g
. eIusie comes floating I--.l7 .-.5.s..---.,.g e
Down from the dome;
}tfl -s-# Angels are chanting 10
4sfG 80 The.sweet welcome Home 3 --at,f
Come, stricken weeperl .- f.5sl'. Wa
Come to the bed,
-.a asl Gaze ON the sleeper $3.50. 3 -i-
Our idol is dead --.-. .-
-ftrlH4za1 81. l-sl5 p sra - a--'-4-t'l.a E
-.-t Smootbe out the ringlets.s st4s pas g.
Close the blue eye
No wonder such beauty = ii.t'l
Was clailu ed in the sLySf '--.t....F
l5tot Cross tte hapls gently
-veA fls DER The wi te bce4St - 4--i' & o. a
s,s SoIille Wild spirit 5rf sz1 no .l.l
Str3y6d from thc best ---.,f y 81
p -3# = Rear her out softly,
-. ~. This idol of Curs,. .tf E-IEs .-..il-
Let her sSFaNe-sluInber g st gggF Il
BE mid The sweet loweIs.N -.
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Bs:s. During this week, our citizens can
buy clothing at prime cost without the ad-
dition Of carriage. by calling at Lyons, who
is astonishing every one by the cheap rates
at which he is selling beautiful clothing.
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M We presll

B6y~ We presume there will be a box
placed in the Post-ofice to-day to receive
contributions for the purpose of completing
the Washington Monument at the National
Capital This is a praisew worlhy work, and
every citizen who feels able ought to con
tribute his mite TO it.
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nIS Mrs. NJ. NJ. GROSS will remain for
three days at No. 81, corner of First and
Walnut streets, and will receive consulta-
ton and treat patients. feb2I-3td
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Bsa5- The Enqutrr is somewhat troubled
about " the Harmonious Opposition. The
Democracy presents very harmonious
spectacle-or pair Of spcctacIes don't it.!
Witness the irrepressiblc conflict between
Hunter and Wise in Virginia and
Soule in Louisiaho-B Bright and Wright in
Indiana Guthrie and Breckenridge in Ken
tucky the Hards aud Sol1s in New York
and, finally, between little Dug. and old
Buch. Also between the very harmonious
Democracy in this District. There is just
about as much harmony in your party,
neishbor, as there is between an ill-natured
cat and cross dog, when fastened together.
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OLNEY, ILLS, Feb. 2I.AA fire broke ont
in the dry goods store of W. II. Gum at
this place, by which the entire stock, to-
gether with the building and adjoining
building, were destroyed. Loss heavy but
not yet ascertained. There is an insurance
for about So, GOO on the premises. The ori-
gin of the fire is not known.
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CoURT or COMMON PLEAs.--Judge Moore
presiding:
Nothing OF importance was transacted
yesterday, the Court being engaged in call
ing the Docket of Estates, and the settle
ment of Administrations. The Jury is not
summoned to attend until this morning,
when causes viii stand for trial. There arc
t,eenty-t,co prisoners in Jail, most of whom
will be tried at this term ofthe Court. The
Jury for the present term are MS follows:
From Pigeon 7owaskip, John L. Bttrolfl,
Sebastian ITenrich, Henry D. Allis, Lewis
Daum Edward Ii. DeGarmo; from knight
7ornshiP, William Howard; from Scott
ToaOnship, John Thurmann; from Arm
strong To'v,aship, Leroy Culvert; Perry
90oonship, Joseph II. Brands; Union Toaon-
ship, James W. King Gntre T0l0nShiP,
/ Robert Smith German Toaonship, William
/ X Fauquher. -..., ,.... ..., -..,v
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The WHEAT CRoP.-Wc are informed by
Mr.. Wilkinson, of Gibson county, (by the
way, an old friend of the Journal that
much of The growing wheat up his way is
" "spewed - out of the ground. The scarcity
Of snow this winter, and the chargabe
character OF the weather, have been bad on
Fall wheat. lie lives adjoining the VAN
derburg county line in Gibson. We hope
the prospect is not so bad elsewhere, and that
the wheat up there may yet come out well.
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WAsnNGToN's BIRTH DAY.-To-da is
the anniversary of fWashington's birthday.
In following our usual occupations, let US
bear in mind the blessings that we inherit
by means of his patriotic exertions. Let US
so conduct ourselves and so cherish our be-
loved institutions, that we may not be un-
worthy of the inestimable boon conferred
upon us by tue Father of his Country and
his compatriots. Let our motto be, The
Union it must be preserved"
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sssy@ Advices from California state that
tile telegraph line is completed to Fresno,
280 miles from San Francisco.
Ten thousand signatures have been given
in San Francisco, to prevent Chinese emf
grafton.
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gs@sA We notice that our fellow-citizen,
James NJ. Shanklin, Esq, was posted for
n speech at Cannelton last night, on the po-
litical topics of the day. ..-.= s-..4
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bE5r The journal is represented at Indian
apolis. Tomorrow we shall be able TO give
our readers some interesting intelligence in
regard TO the Opposition State Convention.
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City Items.

sE-Wc are again indebted to the printers
friend, 10. PARTRIDGE, for late indianapolis
and Cincinnati papers. Sb&
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper. 80
" (Maiiedl dl...... --'-f'-' " 20
By tho week payable TO Carrers) -..-...----. ~ ~
Fri-Weekly PaPer..--.,- M
Weekly Paper. -
- q Clubs of IL !...~t w
us The privilege of yearly advertisers IS hmlt'i
to their own INN ediate business IN Their own h,i'
"a OH advsftise.negts for thea benefit Uf -"ther
persons as well as legal adyertisenents and ahNel
tisements of auction sales, and advertisements WIN
Ehe name of other persons, sent in ny thsi"s'p'F'
be Maid for at the usual rates s
no No report, resolutions or proceedings u any
corporation, society, dissertation or pnhlic
and no communication designed to call atetl"h 20
An matter of limited of individual interest can %
inserted unIesss paid for sss an advertlselpsnt-v
nn Contracts for yearly advertising vii mol ne
disc ,tinuad unless an order to thatet IS ieit at
tbe tffice and when discontinued IN less ti'iii
year. the price of the whole year VIII be yls,if'
-. Tee1aI advertisements hereafter, viii be pub,
Iishei at the expense of the attorneys ordering u
not eIayabie for legal proceedings, but o"i'e'li'e
at onr usual tiples f- y : = ~ -
aa our terms for Job Work and transient alvey
tisemlents UASu
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DIED

On Monday evening, Feb 2atI. Of nervous dc
bity, JACOB Fix, in I'D year Of his age. q -t
His sfuneral wiz take place from fs I,ote resideicc
corner Fourth and Chestnut streets, this eTedIies-
day. afternoon, at o'clocIz. 'satta e ti3to p+
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Evansville wholesale DInrkeS.
S.Ies R..sorle.l 70 lLe Itnae Erchaaae

..t .s. FEBRUARY, Il, 1860.
e FLoUR.--lA3 bbls super6ne at Sc; q
sacks ditto at So; 80 bbls ditto ut Sc; 81
sacks extra at 50 l21. -rs- --.-.
WnIsKY.--20 bbls Magnolia at 2o9c.
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Da1 sol 10 l ooF p 90 ! 20
2 pas 73I / I5'l iFN' 70 225 ] ? go 80
Do,s. \ col so "a : - 20 . =
/ Days. 23 1oo 80 2 70 70 l p
Days. 10I 2 10 50 :. 90 ! 3so S' ! : W
/ We7k. / sol 2 Is 2 OOI 2 70 / Z 50 ! 9 q 2
3 W.cEs / : 50 :; Is 8 ool 8 20 50 rs.
5 Wc-ks 3 90 4 so 6 90 I aO 10 10 50
/ 80. 400 90 5 % 10 90 Y 90 1-o u %
2 Mos. 90 Is IS III 50 l3 75 l1 90 Is 70
5Io's. Ia 90 II a6l leo As e e % 70 .
4 Nos. s 50 Il IS / II 90 u p = so - 70
Mos. / 10 90 Is 90 20 GO % oo 50 90 ~ oo
, Mos / 1s 90 10 so 26 90 - 30 80 90 % 90
- NIo,.I * 90 % 80 20 10 81 so 45 Oo 90 50
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PITTsBURG, Feb. 21.-River feet by the
pier mark-stationary Weather clear and
pleasant.
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xy1fO TTOyV. A-xRJN-S, ~ "a r. TN a.
u and Carpet ChAin.-A fnH supply always on
hand for sale ~ the lowest factory prices. I'D
va i---'t~A s. u. GILBERT e co,
febIS s4s. 3 .a Agents = Cypress Mills.it
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HP.SR .syN'xS E.s.N'GR' SO.gE'.-I25i
Il - boxes Tor sale low, by - e- -T - --
febIs 80 SsE. GILBERT 3 Co
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IFEyVD H.gCCO T0h.FCCOg TOBACCO ? =
Il This is the place 10 buy it cheaper tiian any
where else for the .quaty-prie,ss ranging from
12L TO 45 cents per pound, put up ia all the dlor
ent styles. s..a S. E. GILBElpF " CO. 3t.A -..
feblS No. 4 Sycamore 80. e.
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NUMBER 14s.s r. q
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
gE10 TKE E0T.ERs or COOP M.

THFU THE 10 TEtAS OF GOOD sMII-
n sic, The male members of the Philharmonic
Society " of Evansville, will give concert of vocal
music, at RIarble liall, Tuesday evening next,
Feb 2lst. under the direction OF Prot O. O. Gen ~
lns The programme will be miscellaneous-coll-
sistulg of songs, qIlartetts, and chou1ses. .
Ticket % cents to be had at tho bookstores. At
'fh0nrpson's drag Store, and at the door. Tie
piano 70 be used is Of Peters, Cragg & Cess manu-
ieetnrc, and has been Kindly furnished for the
ciaston 10y Jalin iealy, Esq. ti1t- AsiA t4t4f &c
Doors openat g., concert TO commence at .7ss
precisely. 'aI Hsrsi -lr 43-s .r4 'TablTtf
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-&<hand of all sizes and descriptions, which
will close out at manufacturers prices
janI2 GEO. S. SONETAG & co.
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SSfO.W Il TRFFJN'GF Ef0OU ga ks.Sz'.-
~ The cloicest lot of BucllW heat Flour that has
ever been in the market, hand and tor sale cheap
at [fel4-lwdl lIART'S MILLS. @s
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Nv nm. Or. ~ owl 1T,
a. 81 PR.1CI'ICAL4Gs1RDENER. q

AND DEALER IN -tr.l.. .5E !. .
P4ENTS, BRUSHES, OILS. HARNISLh j.,
WiIrow Gtss and glassware, Perfnery Of all kinds,
lie3jcinaB Bra715eS, Vine, &C., 3c.
H'a sL4fAs tina EsEOek suofst street.
4o.=5-5Fala EVANSVILLE, INB 'i'l-
gH- PrQgietor Of the Gepuine Bellsi Tonic %
~ 5febF5-ivtF s.i-ts ts--A ---t- - -.
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THREE thousand persons ATTENDED, the
Italian $ pathy meeting in New York on
the 18th. The proceedings were quite en-
thuslastic. Speeches were made by Rev.
DR.. Bellows, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
Rev. DIR. Thompson, james Hoxie King,
Prof Mitchell, and others. Letters were
read from john A. Dix, Ghas. Summer, G.
S. HiIliard. Geo. Briggs, Il. Joy Morris,
BENZ. lIilIman, and others. 5.s
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NRO W.DEE-75 HEGS NEST BR-
~ ne and Blasting, for sale by ef
Gb1S s. L. GILBERT & co.