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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-13
LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH 70 soUrHAHrrOs.

| LIVERPOOL, Dec 27.-Most intense az
| element exists here to-day, under the ia
| telligence of the taking Of the Southern
| Commissioners, Mason and Slidell from the
| British mail steamer Trent. An indigna-
ton meeting was promptly held, and reso-
buttons were carried By reclamation, de-
nouncing the insult and calling upon the
| Government to maintain the dignity Of the
| flag Some prominent merchants spoke
against precipitate action, and said the mat
| ter had better be left to the Government.
The feeling of indignation is general. Con-
soils declined in London ! per cent.
The ship Helen, from Charleston, arrived
| here to-day, with a cargo Of rosin and tur-
pentine.
The Hansa brings the London Times,
o. the 28th, which contains the account of
| the meeting in Liverpool.
The following placard wes posted on
change
OUTRAGE ON THE BRITISH FLAG.
Southern Commissioner .forct5Ey remoosd
from British Mail Steamer!
A public injecting will be held in the
cotton sales room at 3o'clock.
The room was crowded to excess,
The chair was occupied by James Spence,
who read the following resolutions
ResoJved, That this meeting having heard
with Indignation that an American federal
ship-of-war has forcibly taken from
British mail steamer certain paRser gers,
peaceably under the shelter of our Gag
from one neutral port 10 another, we do
earnestly call on the Government to assert
the dignity of the British flag by requiring
prompt reparation for this outrage.
This resolution was received with great
enthusiasm. The resolution was advocated
by the chairman, who considered be was
expressing the feeling Of the people when
he said it was the duty of the people to
press on the Government the imperative
necessity of vindicating the honor and dig
nifty of the British name and flag
Mr.. John Campbell considered there was
reason to doubt whether the facts related
and acted upon by this meeting we're, In re-
atty, a breach of international law, and re-
ferred to the opinions of the law officers Of
the Grown as being in soue meaeure in
clined to show that such step as taken
with respect to the Snuthern Commission
ere, was justifable under the existing stats
of international law, and urged the propri-
ETY. of postponiug the consideration of the
subject until tomorrow.
Mr. Love sustained Mr. Oampbells views.
The chairman suggested that to meet the
objection of Mr.. Campbell to strike out the
words, requiring prompt reparation for
this outrage" and thus amended, the reso-
le'ion passed almost unanimously.
Several merchants expressed their views
after the adjournment, that the meeting and
it's action were premature.
TURKEY.-Der wish Pschn, with eight bat
tnIlions encountered 5000 insurgents in
Bosnia, Staying 800 and routing them.
The European Consuls had prepared an
ermistice.
JAPAE.-Affairs iu japan had taken
more favorable turn.
SPATN.--The Sandman Minister dad de-
manded his passports and leaves Madrid,
the governments disegreeing on the Eea-
politau archives question.
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TIMRs' SPECIAL.

WARRINGTON, Dec. lI.-Gen. Mcclellan
has issued an order to the officers having
charge of the military prisons of this city,
to confine no civilian who is not regularly
committed by a magistrate, and no soldiers
except deserters, or those arrested by pa
troll, without special orders from headquar-
ters. This may be the means OF checking
very serious offense.
Thirty-seven rebel prisoners of the $50
recently released, having arrived at Nor
folk, a corresponding number of our own
prisoners having been forwarded North by
the rebel authorities. 1t is understood thai
Col. Corcoran and the other officers desig-
mated as hostages for the safety of the pi-
rates, will not be released except in ex-
change for those prisoners.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Dec. IL. Flour opened quite
6rm with moderate export demand, and
closed dull at yesterdays prices. Whisky
frmer at 2o3@2o3c. Wheat opened firm
er, but after the steamers news the market
became dull at yesterdays prices. Rye
unchanged. Barley quiet. Corn frmor at
the opening, but closed quiet.
Pork 10 moderate demand; market with
out change. Sales at IL 25@l3 90 fol
mess; I3 50@I4 90 for Western and city
prime cooperage; 5009 90 for prime
Beef steady and unchanged. Lard 6rm al
83O9sc. Cheese steady. Sugar quiet a
749s4e for Cuba.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. l3.-The report yestcr-
day, that three Federal brigades had crossed
TO the south side of Green river, is authorf-
tatiyely denied.
No confirmation has been received ~
headquarters here Of the report that Capt.
F. e. Prime, of BueIrs staff, and Major
Helveti, of Schoepf's staff, had been captur-
ed by the rebels near Somerset, but ap-
parenry we'll informed outsiders say IL fs
true.
johnson, Provisional Governor of Ken
tucky, in his message to the Legislature,
says he will gladly resign his position when
Magofin shall escape from bis virtual i'm
prisonment At Frankfort.
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SANDY Hook, December lathe steam
Ct Hsnsa, from Bremen via Southampton,
the 9th Of November, has arrived,
The steamer from 81. Thomas arrived at
Southampton the 28th November, with the
intelligence that the Southern Commission
ers, Mason and Siidell, were forcibly taken
from the British mail steamer Trent.
The federal council of Switzerland had
demanded satisfaction from France for q
fresh violation Of Swiss territory By French
gems d aTmes, near Geneva.
Garibaldi is reported to have replied to
the Neapolitan address, that he regrets be-
ing unable to go to them, but will be with
them when necessary. He expects all Ital-
iaus to have their swords ready.
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CITY Clerks ofaoe. Dee, Il, 1881.
CORP0RATT0N NOTICE


De ron ASKBID AK
Dec. Hths Ise1.-And row It ~ hereby ordered
and df-soscd by the Common Council OF the city {
Bvangviliss that the owners Of all loos parts Z
lots fronting on or adjoining the eSgt ride OF
Fuitos Avenue from Seventh to Eighth streets,
IN said City q sidewalk Of Glass No q, to DO
laid down thsreon within thirty dsys 6FCa the
publication Of this er6or.
C1arh,a O4soa ne. 70 zen :
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CORPORATIONS NOTICB.
ORDER FoR BRlOK WD9-wALK,

Dec. ?, Is6l.--And now IL 10 hsreby ordered -,
directed by the Common Council OF the City NJ
Evansville that the owners Of lots los and los IN
tho Old plan Of tiie cfry Of Evansville, oanss the
sidewalks IN ront thereof on Second street, TO be
brought 10 the proper grade. end that they saHso
side walk Of class No. l. to DO laid down thsTson
ana the tress 70 be removed from said pavement,
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, Olerk.
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VaL-a DOLF EAHAHh 14All- " AIlN-s
Dec. Tth, 1s6L-And now It is hereby ordered
snd directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville, that the Of all lots OF parts Of
lots fronting sdioining the cast side Of Fui-
ton ATenus, fropa sixth TO Franklin streets, in
said Citys sauSs q EidewalA Of Class No. Q, to be
LAID down thereon within thirty days fFom tho
publication Of this or dez.
city 0srhs ofaoo, Dec. Il, 1881. = 9 w.
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ORDER FOE PLEEz SIDEWALK.
Dso. 7ti, Is5l.-Ans row It IS hereby or9eRsd
and directed By the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting On or edio3ntns thS eags efdo Of
Fulton Avenue, from Cansl 20 Sixth strests, in
said city, Gauss sidewalk OF Cass No. g TO be Laid
6ssn thereon within thirty days from tue pubh-
ost40u Of this crdsr.
rasrsau oeso. IA, 10 4ae5 -
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CORPORATION NOTTOE.

, 3 FoE PLANK g-IDE-W ak.
D.eenher 7. 1961.-And now ~ hereby ordered
Ed directed b. the Common Germ ell Of the City d
Evansville, that the Of eu lots or parts Of
lots fronting on OF eSjoining the east aids
OF Fulton Avenue Tfo1a Eighth 10 Ninth strsees,
in gsd City, cause e3dsWalk % ClaEs No 2, to be
laie down thereon within thirty days frora ths
publication Of this order. P. SURkE, Clerk.
Clerks 0f1ca, Dec, Is, 1851
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Eg sgE CRea''S Mot ice

WE HAVE row on HAND large stock Of
Wilson's Steels, 90, Skim
ming Knives,
RusselI's Sticking Knives,
Disston's Meat Saws, 10 TO
% in blade,
Whites Ex- Warranted Geav-
ers, do. Choppers,
Meat Cutters, all sizes,
Neat Suffers, Meat Books,
Scale Beams, $50 to 700 lbs. i,
Balance Scales, Pork Cleav-
ers.
All the ebcvo srt8cles for sale ss prices % suit
the times.
JACOB sTRAUB SON,
dec9d2w "a Main St. Evansville.
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90 ADVERTISEMENTS
CONFEDERATION NOTICE
ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDE WALK.
Dsc. 9TH, Is6I.-And now It Is hereby ordered
and directed By the Common Council Of the city OF
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts OF
lets fronting on or adjoining the east side OF
Fulton AvsaIs from nigh to Third street, in said
city, celze E6e side~nfEs IN trent thereof. 20 be
repaired within thirty d&ys nom tbs pubisuat40a
Of this order.
rr,.,L,, t,4e-. ~, n yse, : = - 49,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRIoK SIDEWALK.
Dec.7th. ls51.-Aud now It Is hereby ordered aad
directed By the Common Council OF the Oity OF
Evansville, that tho OF all lots or parts Of
lots fronting or adjoining the northeast side OF
Fourth stress, between Walnut ard Chestnut
streets n said city, the sidewalks In front
thereof TO be repaired within thirty days from
the publication Of thts order.
P. BURKE, CIerG
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Lively prices for necossaries ia Charles
ton now. The last quotations are: Tea,
80 80 per pound; coffee, 81 per pound !;
butter, F5c per pound; alcohoI, S. SO per
gallon; coal, $40 per soa, sud 10 hard coal
TO be had at that price.
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Exchange steady at ] prem,

wAsHISeroN, Dec. IL Private sdvices
Frc-7, New Mexico say the report is, thas
thr strong forces which have been cent
against the Texans in the Aesilla Valley,
have driven the enemy far back into Texss
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


Fgc. 7, I381-And now Il 70 hereby ordered and
directed By the Common 06oncil cf the City o.
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts Of
lVte fronting OF adjoining the northeast sids Of
EoRTth street, between Chestnut and Cherry
streets, ia said city, the sidewalks IN front
thereof to be repaired within thirty dsyS from
the publication Of this order.
p. BUEER, oGsrk.
Clerks once, Dec Ia, 1881.
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COLLECTOR's sALE.
OTrr or EvAEsvIIIs. November %, ISL

OIEl OF AfAA5HAAAzAl Aiof6AAb1A 81 AeuA
MAOTFGE Ks RRRRRRO 6TKU.ESg-,
@B that I, CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH, Col
Ieotor 9th City of Evansville between the hours
Of and 10 O'Clock A. M, and and o'clock P.
n, On ThgrsdaUs sac I o5h dap o. BsoeIa-
Der. SOL will sell at Public Auction at tfa
door oftho court House, IN the City OF Evan sviIle
Iadians, the folio wing lots parts Of lots, and p
osls OF Real Estate and improvements, assos8ed
for the payment OF City Taxes for tina year I88 ,,
due from the oVners thereof to the city OF EvGns-
vile, the same being due and unpaid, and for
the costs o. said sale, and that such sale viii be
continued from day TO day at the aforesaid hours
and place, until ali the lots and parcels of Real IL
tate herein mentioned, are sold or offered for sac
OLD PLAN.
Eagfsy1 RobeTB-The. southwest wo-fhfrda
parts of the middle One-third Of lot o9.SI2 81
Rowcs, LeWis-LOt No. %. 81 a.
DONATION ENHANCEMENT.
South cert two thirds a lot ISL. 20
Lot Nc. Ill ...........-.........T0 90
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
fs1frfsV, Robert
Southwest half Of lot No. 20
HoWes, LewisLot No. %
TIE undivided tWo-thirds OF 28T feet Of wharf
property, beginning at tho 5Outh-e limo
o. Leet street, Rnd lying between Victor
street and the Ohio River, and running
towards Pine St Est feet.....s.........., IA %
EAcTWKH HNTfAREFH1 EMIT
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S.FEE, sE~55. 3 (.

&EEExEIF7 SsfAAs' no 3A-
By virtue OF an srder of sale issued ont OF the
once Of the Clerk OF the VanderbUrgh Circuit
Court, in favor Of the City Of Evansville and
against Anthony gewson, john Hew5on, Joseph
sotcheII aud Henry Schriber, will,
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1852,
between the hours of 10'ociock A e and O'Clock,
P M. Of said day, at the door of the Court House,
in the City of Evansville, Indiana, offer for sale at
public auction the rents issues and profits for the
term Of seven years Of the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Forty-two ieet, fronting on Third street 81 the
City Of Evansville, 81 fest from the corner Of DiTi-
sion and Third streets, ana extending back Sc
feet the same width being part OF lots So III a
I22, in the old plaza of the City Of Evansville,
bounded - follows: commencing 81 feet from
said corner, Themes along tie front line Of said
lots on Third street Il feet, thence at right
giles RAINING back 90 feet, thence "a right sagiss
and parallel with the first line AZ fact, and thence
to the place of beginning.
And should said rents and pFosts not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ ane cls.s WIZ
at the same time and place offer for sGle zld sell
the fee simple Of said prcDises.
GEORGE WoLELiB. S. Y. @.
Baker & Foster, Plff's Atsy'a-
deCI2- s. %
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P1TTsBUse, December lz.-River elk feet
nina inches by the pier msrk and falling.
Weather cloudy and mild.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Additional Foreign News
The British Lion gives a
Rear, but cools down-In-
dignation Meetings = Lat
est news from Kentucky
Nothing new from wash
fngton.
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HvekEB0T9R,s szE- sR HH.SE

g ESTATE for the payment Of the costa and ex :
penHes OF street and sidewalk frapro gennentB.
Notice is hereby gvcni tpst By virtue
of a preCept issued by the HavoT Of the
City OF Evansville, and to me directed, I viii
sell ct public auction, ~ the door of the
Court House, in said city, on Tuesday, Dec. "a,
1881, ct O'Clock p. M the following lots or par
GELS of real estate, or 80 much thsrcOf Rs may be
necessary to pay the aneunt charged and assessed
against said lots respectively, for the costs and
penRes of making sidewalk improvements for said
lots, together with the costs Of sale:
roR PAvEMFNTs AND STREET IHPEovE1 EPss
Lot &, Block 81, Eastern Enlargement, 2.
Il OoOk............... s5,Ii
Lot 2, Block 81, Eastern gement...... &c.
Lot 1, Block 81, Eastern EnArgement.-..... 10I SO
j. H. Thompson, Lot IL in Block 80, East-
ern Enlargement 49,. ..... ................. eco
Robert Early Lot 3, Block 49, Eastern En-
ment......... .................. 3,T7
Charles McCutchen, Lot Is, in Block SO,
Iamasco ............-.. $40
dec9-2vd OHsISTIAE HEDDBRTOH, Q. C.
$500
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Fe0sF ASd sAgSES.-Fhi5 rying and proVok
ing lissase, which fixes its relentless grasp the
body of man. reducing him to a mere shadow in
short space of time, and rendering him physically
and mentally useIess, be defeated and driven
frora the body, by the use of DIR. J. HOSTEL
TER's RENOWNED BITTERs. The great suo-
cess It has with and the beneficial results fol-
lowing its use, have established it as permanent
constitution. We would advise roador TO
procure this valuable specific, and if absent
friend Is afflicted with the Fever aud Ague, or any
other nervous disease, TO hasten and procure this
much favored and greatly desired article trial
is all that's needed prove its many excellent
qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
.E1y4s's .Egwe gE9a5ars Fs ass snf0fIfbEe
remedy for Fever and Ague. The experience of
many years, In almost every climate proves that
whore used in strict accordance with the direc-
tons, It has rarely failed to cure, not only break
ing the chills, but by removing the morbid hGbits
Of the system-proventing the recurrence Of the
disease.
Fever Gad Agsse, though not in itself dangerous,
is apt, unless speedily renewed, to have such per
melons effect on the system as to oudanger disor-
ders much more baneful than itself, and which not
only render the after life Of the patient miserable
but -re in themselves often fatal a prompt and
sFeotuaI remedy is therefore what is wanted, and
a. such, DE. D. JAMES AGUE MIXTURE is
confidently recommended. For sale by Meosrs.
KELLER WHITE, Evansville, and by Agent
everywhere. gep2sdefEs&w4w
kssr sPsrsI--HEssg Essss:l-sxnss- RSYs.:f-
william A Bachelors Eair Dyel The original
and best IA the woridiif All others are r1eT~ frr-
itstols, and -hOuld be avoided, II you wish 70 e.
oape ridicule.
GRAY, RID, or RUSTY Hair Dyed irstaEtiy
to beautiful RpA Natural Brown BlNek vith0y7t
| injury TO the Hrir or BEin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hs7s
been awarded 20 WIS. A. BATUHEIoR ~f7pe 1859,
and over $4,000 app 7atiors have hsor V,sSa - ere
| Hair of bis Patrons y his famous Dye.
| ". A. BATOH Eft MS HAIR DYE produces
q cooraot to be distis- uished from natuVe ad 10
! WARRANTED not to INT, in the Least, howo7Sr
long it may be continued sn6 the i'll effects q bad
Dyes remedied; the Hair h.vigorated for tfs by
| this splendid Dye.
Sold IN all cities and of the United statAs,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
| "a Tho Genuine has the name and address upoD
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Box
| If WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR. Address
| OHAS. BATOHELOR, Proprietor,
| sept 20 -Iyldew 81 Barciay-st, New Work
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Z EERFFFs s7zEFs, J775. 90

~
By vtrtae of "a order Of sale fsyasd ont Of the
ofioe Of the Clerk Of tho Court Of Common Pleas
of VsnderbuFgh County, in favor OF William
Kolie and against Nathan RowIey, Joseph Fisher,
and Thornss D. Smyth, replevin bail, vii o.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1852,
between ths hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. n ard o.
clock, P. II. OF said day, At tho 5o5r Of the Oourt
Housa, in the City OF Evsnu7flie, Indians, efsr
for sale at public suction tho runts, issues and
profits for the term Of seven years Of the follow
ing described Real Eetsts, tc-wfs:
ThiF1y- five By one hundred and fsty fset Of the
Middle part Of lot Ho 90 in tho uDper en- ,a-Qe-
ment of the City Of Evansville, lot No. one Cd 10
block No. 10, in the fogrth enlargement adjoining
said city, lots Eos. r. in Bfook No. I5S end
Block 10. IL IN Laulssoo City; lot No. l in block
No. 6; lot No in block 10. Il; lot No. In block
No. H. Lots no. l, p 3, 4, g. ST g. 10 I'll, H. 49,
IA, 10, is, II, and Is in bloos No. u; LCts Nos
4 in block No. Il in ths northeastern In large
nent Of the City of Evansville
And should said rents and PROFITS not sell Tor
suHa sufficient TO satisfy said writ snd costs viii
At the same time and place offer for sss and cell
the fee simple of said preguissa
GEORGE E0LFLTE, sheriff.
OhsRdier = Hynes, Pl'Es Att'ys.
81 m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GsS = sFREs szEa 40. %.


By virtue Of ozccution issneyl out Of TIRE once
OF the Clerk CT the Oourt Of Common P1ees OF Van
derburgh county, IN favor of Preston Bros, and
against W tlliam 1nwocd Gad George HErtEnes,
replevin bail, viii on
FRIDAY. JANUARY s, 1874
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a NJ and O.
clock, P 81. Of said day, At the door Of the Court
House, IN tho City Of Evansville, Indiana. offer
for sale at public auction the rsnts, iss1es and
profits for the term 81 seven years Of the follow
ing described real estate, wit:
Parts Of lots u % situated IN McGayy'o En-
isrgement Of the City Of Evansville, commencing
81 point Pine strsst, elghty-hgo 1857 feet north
Of the alley dividing lots q & Is, running thence
west on parallel line said lots 27 q o. to
the alley dividing lotS % & IT, thence north On
the line OF said alloy twenty-five (25) feet, thonco
s6st on parallel line across said lOts z & Is to
Pine street, thence nth the line Of inc street
TO the place Of beginning, making front of Is
feet on Pine street, ard Of the sans width back
tn the alley $50 fest, and adjoining On tao north
side portions OF the ssZno lots formerly Conveyed
by " Carpenter and wife 20 Jsncs HEii, Being
Is feet vide and 100 feet long.
And should Hsid rents and prof4n not sell Tor
sam sufficient 70 satisfy said writ aad COSTS will
at the same tine and place offer for sale ana sell
the fec simple Of said preTaisas.
GEORGE WOEPLEE Sheriff.
n. &. johnson, Pifs Att'ya.
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Arrival and Departure Of The
RI = 4 Is -
TIME OF CLOSING.

1.-THE time hero Get down is sdIussed 10 eoara6
osrs ON the River thcre Is variation socoFd4ns