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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-07

! signment of goods by way of mortgage-re-
I port concurred in; to lay on the table bill to
establish a State Normal school; bill re-
ported to make, by consent of the people Of
a township, swamp land bitches, public
highways-bill laid on the table for the
present Joint Resolution reported for the
relief of the Treasurer of Martin county for
the loss of So, 300, stolen out of the Safe
the resolution was lost; to allow the claim
of n. F. Cunningham, Treasurer of State,
for OF per cent. for distribution of swamp
land funds-disallowe because State Off
GERS, under the laws, have no right to fees,
perquisites, &c; to lay on the table the bill
requiring turnpike and gravel road COM
panies to make their roads the width of The
streets through which they may pass-re-
port cOncurred in bill engrossed to amend
sections 128 and 1876, and to repeal sections
1873 and l39 OF the act for the assessment
and collection of taxes against the passage
of the bill granting to the State Board of
Agriculture 1000 for the years 1861 and
l862-report concurred in general report
relative to the Benevolent Institutions. their
management approved, and an appropriation
of 5000 recommended for n heating APP
paratus for the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, re-
port referred to the committee of Ways and
Means against the passage of an act
allowing city authorities 10 incorporate
without consent of owners, lots used for
gardens, report iconcurred in bill for the
better organization of Indiana University,
laid on the table bill laid on the table to
provide for the erection of an asylum for in
ebriates from the funds derived from the
licenses to sell Intoxicating liquors, being
SCI 900 annually; common school bill re-
ported back, with amendments allowing the
school examiner 81 for each license to male
teacher, and so cents for each one to female !
teacher, payable by them, and allowing the /
State Superintendent a clerk at $500 per
annum, both of which were coneurred in .
and the bill recommitted; general appro-
priation bill for the years 1861 and 1862,
reported, and passed to a second reading
bill relative to the Calumet feeder dam re-
ported back and amended.
The House concurred in the report Of the
committee on swamp lands, recommending
the appointment of commission of three
to examine into the swamp land frauds.
Ayes Ga, noes %.
The bill to allow plaintiffs and defend
ants to testify in their own behalf was
passed. Ayes "A, noes IL.
Bills introduced-To provide for levying
A school tax on the Bank of the State to
make appropriations to carry on the work
IN the Northern State Prison to provide
or the working of persons confined in the
county jails.-Ind's Journal
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Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI, March 6.-Flour very dull
and prices irregular; small sales of extra
at 4 5O@5 90; super offered at 40.
Wheat in rather better demand and market
firm at 95@98 for red, and I GOAL 05 for
white. Corn firm and in good demand at
33@34 for ear Oats dull at 2G8. No
change in rye or barley. Whisky dull and
prices declining 1900 bbs sold at 1890
IA chiefly the latter rate. Mess pork in
moderate demand at II OO0l7 %. Active
demand for bulk pork with sales of 100000
pounds at 64@83 for shoulders and sides ;
moderate demand for bacon and about 200
hhds sold at Il, 81, 10 and lob for shout
ders, sides and clear sides. Lard unchanged
and dull at 9B@94. Exchange on New
York steady at } prem. On New Orleans
402 prem. and nominal. Linseed oil adj
vanced to Coo
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New York market

New YORK, March 6th-Flour---les doing
to-day and the market continues dull AMI
heavy; prices however are without mate
rial change; sales $50 bbIs at OO@5 Is
for super western; 5 1895 40 for common
to medium extra western 4O05 80 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
market closing heavy and dropping Rye
hour-3 1904 10. Corn meal heavy
Pork opened steady and closed dull and
dropping; sales $50 bbls at II 5OMI7 IS
for mess closing with no buyers at inside
price II 55@l2 IS for prime. Beef
market dull and heavy beef hams quiet
and firm. Cut meats dull and unchanged; CT
@63 for shoulders 81 and for hams
Hogs dull at 65974 for corn fed dressed
Bacon dull and unchanged. Lard dull and
dropping at 9I@IO. Cheese steady at go
lO4. Whisky opened quiet and closed
firm sales $50 bbls at l73, closing firm.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
THE e.. W. LIEE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
THE EXECUTIVE SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-SENATE.-Twc
thousand copies of the Tariff bill were or
dered to be printed.
Wilson moved that when the Senate ad-
journ it be till Monday.
Hunter hoped it would before, as he
wanted to return home Monday.
Wilson said he made the motion at re-
quest of several Senators, and had no idea
when they would be able to get done bust
ness.
Dixon offered a resolution that the usual
number of the inaugural be printed.
Clingman in giving assent did not endorse
the sentiments which must if carried out
lead to war.
Douglas had come to the conclusion that
it was peace rather than a war message.
Without conclusion the executive session.
Adjourned.
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GoLDsBoRoUGH, n. c., March 5-The in
augural was received at this place and
throughout this section with Indignation
The Enquirer, secessionist, says no action
of our Convention can now maintain peace.
Virginia must fight.
The Dispatch says every border state
ought to go out of the Union in "a hours.
Dispatches from Stanton state the inau-
gural was received with universal dissatis-
faction. Resistance to coercion is the feel
ing of all parties. The secessionists regard
it as a declaration Of war. The Union men
say but little and are evidently disap-
pointed.
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New Orleans cattle Market.

New ORLEANS Feb. %, P. M.-Beel
Cattle-Receipts I5G Western beeves. Near
500 Western and $50 Texas cattle remain
on sale. We quote Western at 6@8c p tb
2 tb gross. Receipts 328 head.
Sheep-Prices $500 % p head. Near
300 head remain or sale.
Mich Cows-Receipts "a head. We
quote at S3O08O p head Stock 25 head
Veal Cattle-Prices at $6MIl u head.
Receipts l43 head. Stock $50 head.
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WAsHINGToN, March 6.-Previous to the
4th of March, Scott and others received tel
egraphic dispatches cautioning them 10 be
on the look out for gunpowder plots at the
Capitol. In consequence of which there
were dilligent searches by the police of the
building. The President has nominated
Norman B. Judd, of Illinois, as Minister to
Berlin. The report that Mr.. Crittenden is
to be appointed TO a vacancy in the Su-
preme Court is generally believed, but it is
not certain that the nomination has been
made.
The Vermont delegation to-day called on
Gen. Scott and Messrs. Seward, Dix and
Bates. Scott made speech in which he
thanked Vermont for the Presidential vote
in 1852
The California delegation paid their re-
spects to Lincoln this afternoon.
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ROCHESTER,, March John c. Wash,
Republican, has about 600 majority for
Mayor. All the Republican city ticket is
elected except Police Justice. The Repub-
licans elect eight alderman and Democrats,
which makes the Common Council fifteen
Republicans and nine Democrats. The City
Supervisors will stand about the same as
Alermen. Possibly FIVE Democrats to
seven Republicans.
The inaugural was anxiously waited for
here and was received with almost univer-
sal satisfaction. The Daily Democrat, which
has opposed compromise warmly, endorses
it, while the Democratic organ gives it a
qualified approval.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EY PRESS.

Fort KEARNEY, March 6.-The Pony Ex-
press, from San Francisco February 10, has
passed here. No U. S. Senator has yet
been selected, and it is feared none will be
this session.
Fort Point is occupied by Z. 5. troops for
the first time The report officially made
shows that the fire arms in possession of tho
State number between 400 and 500 muskets
rifles, and shot guns, generally ont of repair
The 22d was to have been generally cele-
bratcd.
No news from Oregon Of importance
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 6th.-On mo
ton of Mr. Curry, the Judiciary Committee
was instructed to inquire into the expedi-
ency of prohibiting the importation of slaves
into the Confederacy from the United States,
except those owned by persons emigrating
for the purpose of settlement and residence.
The Congress went into secret session.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 5.-The South
ern Congress reassembled to-day.
The opening proceedings were unimpor-
tant The Congress has been in secret ses-
sion most of the day, and tonight is again
in secret session.
Mr.. Lincoln's inaugural address is re-
gsrded here as a virtual declaration of war
against the seeded states.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 5-The Gazette,
union, says the inaugural is not such one
as it wished nor such as will conciitate or
satisfy those whom Mr. Lincoln speaks of as
dissatisfied in the South
The Sentinel, secessionist, says the senti-
ments are declaration of war laying down
doctrines which would procure for the
southern section the unqualified dominion
as a section.
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CHARLESTON, S. c., March Our COM
munity has not been disappointed and ex-
hibited very little feeling on the subject.
They are content to leave Mr.. Lincoln and
the inaugural in the hands of jeff. Davis
and the confederate states.
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HoUsE.-A petition was presented asking
for a more speedy manner of arresting and
trying transient persons violating theslaws;
it was referred.
Reports from Committees were made
against Senate bill %, authorizing county
auditors to purchase dockets for justices and
preserve therl-the report was concurred in;
concurrent resolution reported to amend
the Constitution of the State so as to pro-
vide for annual sessions of the General AS
sembly; to indefinitely postpone the bill de-
claring it felony to give away or sell i'm
pure liquOrs-report concured in; to IN
definitely postpone a bill providing for
docket fees for prosecuting attornies in di-
vorce cases-report concurred in; to indie
finitely postpone a bill to regulate the as
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Positively THE LAsT.-H. Nelson & Co.
will make their last sale at James Oakley &
Sons to-day at o'clock. Ladies, come out,
as it is the last chance
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ELMIRA N. Y, March 6.-The rivers and
streams along the Erie railroad have not
been unusually high. No damage of any
kind has been sustained, and trains to all
parts run regularly and without obstruction.
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Legislative summary.

MONDAY, March 3, 1861.
SENATE.-Petitions were presented on the
inevitable Crittenden proposition, and from
W. r. Nofsinger, in the shape of claim
Referred.
Committees reported indefinitely postpon-
ing bill enabling minors to sell real estate
in certain cases; laying on the table a bill
concerning judgments on pTomissory notes;
laying on the table petition asking that a
greater amount of property be exempted
from execution laying on the table a bill
enabling guardians of minor heirs to make
conveyances OF real estates in certain cases;
in favor of the bill authorizing county au-
ditors to convey real estate in cases therein
named ; indefinitely postponing a bill de-
barring married women from joining in the
conveyance of real estate in certain cases :;
laying on the table bill legalizing sales
made by sherilIs where the rents and profits
were not first appraised and offered for sale;
in favor of the bill authorizing the con-
veyance of real estate in certain cases by
the President of the Sinking Fund Com
missiSAers; amendments to the House bill
for the settlement of the estates of persons
who have gone to parts unknown amend
ments to the bill for the establishment of
private roads, all of which were concurred
in.
Bills were introduced to amend the act to
limit the allowances to persons out of coun-
ty treasures, and to district the state for
Congressional purposes.
A resolution was adopted requiring the
Auditor of State to report the amount of
money now On hand belonging to the
Colonizat ton Fund the amount expend-
ed each year since the organization of
the Colonization Board, and the number of
persons who have emigrated under the au-
spices of the Board.
Additional reports were made from COM
mittees in favor of the bill authorizing APP
peals from orders of court for sales of prop
erty; in favor of the bill concerning interest
on money; laying on the table bill amend
ing various sections of the appraisement
law, which were concurred in.
The House bill amending the act provi-
ding a treasury system for the state was
amended by adding IN emergency clause,
and passed.
The Executive Messenger announced the
Governors approval of a number of Senate
bills that had passed the House
The bill revising the present school law
was amended in several particulars and
passed.
The Door-keeper was ordered to contract
for 600 copies of the Brewer Legislative
Reports, at 81 copy.
Committees made additional reports, lay
ing on the table joint resolution making
an appropriation for the suffering people of
Kansas, for the reason that it was not be-
lieved to be necessary at this time recon-
mending the passage ola House bill author
izing the formation of joint stock agricul-
tural companies, with power to purchase and
hold real estate, &c; and in favor Of house
bill concerning interest on money, which
allows the taking of interest at ten per cent.
while retaining the legal rate at 6, all of
which was concurred in, and the last named
bill passed.
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RALEIGH, N. c., March 5.-The inaugural
was received favorably by the Unionists
They think it does well for Lincoln though
they didn't approve of all OF it. The dis
unionists are not satisfied with it.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-A full pardon
was not granted to Judge Vondersmith.-
His time of imprisonment was committed
from 30 to years. His fine was not re-
nitted.
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Special Notices.

HoiloI0ay's PfIIs and OfnfnsSHI.-
PIcurivy.-Do y1u wish to curtail your medical ex-
pens, $ l5'i retain sound health? Use these medi-
c'nes-t}, adapted to every dissase-for all
nhanu,atary affections Of the chest, pleurisy
asthma, bronchitis, coughs, colds, dc. The sana-
tive properties Of the Ointment have never been
questioned by all who have used 1.-THE Pills ma
teriaIIy expedite the operation Of the Ointment.
Sold by all Druggists at 25c., &c, and 81 per box
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awfu! of all complaints by its cause, and its effect
finds sure remedy in Hunnewells Tolu Anodyne
So marked its effect violent case, that a
physician remarked that g it might cause drunk
enness, by the ease with which it was cured" The
giving of opium actually aggravates the case, re
produces a counter deliriun, and it requires no
gument to prove that this is a stop to cure. This
contrast Of the Anodyne with preparations Of
opium, ask to be proved by all, and are willing
20 rest On results alone. Read the pamphlet, and
follow directions carefully See advertise ment.
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PETERSBURG, Va, March 5.-There was
intense excitement on the reception of the
inaugural Hundreds hitherto for the I'm
ion avowed openly for revolution if the con-
vention does not Immediately pass the Sc
cession ordinance.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

C. c. C.-CARY's CoUGH CURE.--See ad-
vertisement of this famous article on the
second page.
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RICHMOND, Va, March 5.-The wing con-
servatives say the policy indicated towards
the seeding states will meet the stern and
universal resistance of the united South.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March 5.-Citizens
of all shades are delighted with President
Lincoln's inaugural. 1: satisfies the indie
pendent Union men of all parties.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., March $50 far as
known most of the contents of the inaugu-
raj are satisfactorily received. especially that
relating to the forts and the collection of
the revenue, because they are in favor Of
coercion.
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EIW ER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGIsrET


SfEAAHoAf REGISTER
Dunbar. Pafu..,h, sam OR. wabash;
Wv. GiIhm. Wabash Alma, New Orleans;
= II; p.ne, L. K. i5've' Mo2di"Td' Nov Orleans
- montgomery ~ nFrtsr ,,Ti'10' manu.
Danb'r, Paiucah; w. Gillum, Wabash;
a. Sfi..,, S,it-i Ci,cIlrti
CIScINNATI, March 6.-River risen fi7e
inches, with 2lj feet in the channel
Weather clear. Thermometer 500. Smart
frost last night.
-P,TTsErRc March G M-Piver ID feet NV
the nier marx and falling Weather cloudv
and cold. Snow this morning.
VImcennes Correspondence.
VrNCENxES. March G.
EDrroRs JoJ-RxAL.-Tbe Wabash River 10
ON stand with feet in the channel
Passed down, Q. Lloyd, GrcenvilIe Pass
ed mp, Cnriew. The Q. Lloyd has been chaF-
tered 10y the O. NJ. Il. Il, and will run
regularly up and down the River. w Il "
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J,, l;Jo c,oas nm az far 80 I2rt.i;nc. C,roer,.
carries the mail ana makes excellent time,
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e are informed 'hat rs tue Massei-
man was on her way oul OF the "aoaSh
JUST ABOVE NuSst 'itlS, TWO or 'nree OF her
oLnceIs anu i1osl O, me "ecN H"nds were
Do'' 80
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-"
NC MusseImah met Win severe
accident at the bridge above Clinton she
struck on a pier anu tore OIL her Iarooard
guard
'''' 1t VIII he seen by reference TO an
ad7er''stInGnt that the GreenFlIIe VIII leave
Tor the ""'ASh on frluay evening one
will be ~ tonight with load OF corn for
Crane " Brown.
.-The steamer Wondfcrd arrived yes
day at noon and transferring her load to
the Montgomery, commenced receiving
freight fer New Orleans
--..--The Inspectors at St. Louis have
suspended the license q IhoinaS osler, pr
Ion, Tor thirty days tor negligence anu IN
atteni'on to ms duties. Inc captain had
notified SAID pilot that the boat would leave
port on certain evening at Q clock. Inc
pilot tailed to appear, was reported and
suspended
The w. V. GhIum was at the land
ing yesterday and put off q good load. She
seems to have been favored with a good
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New ORLEANS, March 4, P. M.-Sales of
cotton lay 1900 bales at 1O4@Il4. Su-
gar firm at 3!@5!c. MoIasses 26@28c-
Freight on cotton to Liverpool 4 p cent
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PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-Flour $780,
Wheat declined 4@5c per bush sales 5000
bush red at 2591 50; white l 359l 40.
Corn dull. Coffee ll@l3. Whisky firm
at l9(0l94.
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t7IG Ksr. SeoEs's Magic Eye SaEVs.-
Cures weak and infaned eyes is good for chap
ned hands and the best lip salve in the world
70. sale Jy n. S. THOMPSON, druggist, corner
Main and Second streets. Price p cents box.
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DETROIT, March 6-At Lansing, on the
receipt of the Inaugural, yesterday, the
Legislature took a recess to hear it read and
100 guns were fired in honor of its senti-
ments
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Hs5- Cooans. The sudden changes of our climate
are sources of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL. and AsTII-
Matte AFFECTIONS. Experience hrving proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and certain
~ when taken in the early stages of the disease,
recourse should at once be had to browns Bron-
chid Troches." Lozenges, let the Gold, Cough,
on Irritation of the Throat be slight, by
this precauion a serious attack may be effect
ualy varied of. Public Speakers and Singers
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NEW YORK. March 6.-Port Au Prince
dates Of 10th, states that the bark Williams
of New York has been seized there as a
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Rzzg~ Read the new City advertisements in
to-days paper.
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ITPPEES .H.F'D CIDER, AVID CE-
9-A der and Apples 10 bills very choice green
Apples, bbs Blllous BACKED Apple Cider (sweet
NH ,,ir. lvoretN lust received and for sale by
Fec.l CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Posey block
ACSR0E.S'XS sEDSCE.--.E FRESH -sR-
CIV rival Of &c. r. Durkee Co.'s select spices.
W., warrant them 60 be pure. For sale at
i,n2s ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.