Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 45, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 15 January 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY, JAN. 15 tkll city 13 the name adopted by the Swiss As sociation for their rrevf city below Cannelton. in Tcrrv coüntv. We do not W 90 admire the selection; all names ccmpoun ded with city are abominable; and it ap pears as if the location the leading ideas of the Society or the associations of - their Fatherland or of their adopted country ought to have SUcestCd some nam? more appropriate and euphonious w I r But the future character and greatness of the plabe, may add such lustre to the name as to make it more agreeable. The Engineers are already in tne field laying off the lands, and making the surreys to determine the location of the new city, and the most eligible sites for some of the proposed manufactories. o i -ii., . .l,,.. , OCVtln mm iuv uiiw ouui-s uu 'KI SCalo hac been projected and companies formed to erect them. Not much will bo done except to survey and plot the grounds till early spring, when the chief immigration will occur. The agents of the Association are still in negotiation to add to the Territories of the Company. Many who are not members of the original society are unit ing in the movement and are making in dividual purchases in the vicinity and will finally become associaticd with the community irom sjmpattiy in incirgcnera! views, and a union oi enterprise. The members of tho Association belong "o to the school of Frco-Thinkers in mat ters of religion and politics. In political doctrines they are of the faith of the Ked Republicans in Europe. hoy are iiKCiy 10 aau any sircngui to mo sway of priest-craft, wherever their influence extends. They are more hostile to the doctrines and hierarchy of the Latholics than is American Inow-rothingism. In their new settlement ther desim liberal j u I provisions lor scaoois and seminaries. but their programme i3 silent upon the 6ulject of churches and ministers. These will not be opposed, but they must rely on their own strength to gain a footing. The location of so large a body of men at that point has greatly advanced the prices of property in Ml the Southtrn parts of Perry county, and created a very active demand for lands from outside settlers, and from speculators. The selection made by the Association, after a long and thorough examination of the whole Northwest, has attracted the attention of the country to that particular point, and will havo an important influence in drawing the public regard to the valuable resources of all parts of Southern Indiana. OIR RELATIO.V WITH IVICARAUCA. Mr. Cass in a letter accompanying the President's Message states that no treaty has yet been ratified for the guarantee of protection to the Nicaragua transit route; nor is there any information in the Department on the subject which ho can consistently communicate. Mr. Yrisarri, tho Nicaraguan minister at Washington, says there is only one way for our government to accomplish all iU purposes, and Achcive at once a great deal more than all Walker's expeditions could do in twenty years. It is to acknowledge the Nicaraguan Minister and enter into treaty stipulations to protect the transit routa, and for a free and friendly commercial intercourse. This simple act, so just, politic and proper, he says, will restore hope and confidence to his country, and contentmeat and happiness to his people, and at the same time secure the most valuable benefits and advantages to tho ciaizeos of the United States. In a letter dated Dec. 30th, he, as Minister from Guatemala, San Salvador and Nicaragua, returns thanks to the Government of the United States for havinj; taken away the adventurer, Walker, and his intadin? band from tho point of which they had taken possession, on the coast of Nicaragua, and thus relciving these friendly countries from the evils with which they would have been visit ed. We are satisfied, that friendly negotia tion conducted wilh tact and skill, could accomplish more than an army of 20,000 but unfortunately our diplomacy is nn skilful and weak. natevar is done in our favor, will be the result of the course of fortunate events. 0C7Tbe Treasurer of the Kvansville Benevolent Association has receiied, through tha Journal office, from some unknown hand prompted by a benevo lent neart tne sum of five dollars to bo expended for the poor. Each winter for5 f everal years past,a similar donation has come through the same channel, for a like purpose. It ia from, the eountry, and is given to the city poor. We wish some of our citizens whose obligations are more immediate to their own neigh bors, could bo stimulated by this example, to discharge a high social and moral duty, and reap its sweet rewards. We doubt i any money ever expended brings to its possessor half the solid happiness, which this annual donation secures to the giv cr. In the privacy of his own reflections he draws more real happiness ' from it, than many rich men derive from all the displays of their wealth, in splendid res idence rich equipages and costly liv

in", we Know mu ine donation 01

w at . A at a S this sum annually involves more real sacrifice, than a gift of a thousand dollars yearly would to some of our citizens, vet we are persuaded the donor would not forego the happines he derives from the act though no one but the Journal knows the source of the annual contribu tion if tro deed cost twice the apparent sacrifice it docs. Why will not others purchase tb same solid satisfaction at the same cheap prise? It is a durabla investment of which no vicissitudes of life can deprive one; and it is a sort of riche3 that one CJkn uV,e wilh hira on bi3 throurrh tha fraYO on Ihft iovi r- - -- - r-- - r - - - - i i to another world, without fear of damage ' I t Or loss. TREASURY AOTES. The Secretary of the Treasury finds that ha has put the interest on Iiis Trcas ury Notes too low, and capitalists re fuses to infest in them at 3 per cent. Ilia rmlv remit r&A ia tr ni tr them mil fft m J " I i Im Afrn ww nn r n n i rnpa r in i i n n u - i . .... .... . . I lucv win nave 10 Kuomit 10 a snare sui- i " I 1. - Jl . 1-0 L A . . "r ' . V This is truly discreditable to a govern. mcnt, that has made it a penal offence tor its agents to pay its creditors in anying tut coin. It is now issuing irre deemable paper from its own treasury on which its creditors will suffer a discount of 2 to 4 per cent, equal to the loss on the poorest Dank Notes that have any currency. The complaint is not that the vicissitudes of the times have unex)cctedIv comnelled the irovernment to I w 1 esort to :ta credit. but it is in issuins paper bearing so low an interest, as to depreciate it below par. It should hare allowed an interest that would have made the naner coual to cold: or it . , d a ,oan and procurcd tho golJ and pckliU creditors in coin. m , , ttTA man named Jamos Cole, Mr?, Imltz, a fortune teller and two other wo. men, Jiavo uccn arrcsiea ana cxaminca ia C;ndnnati on a chftrj?c 0f administcrin'r nnlawful means to Victoria Hughes, for tho vutposo of procuriiiff an abortion. Victoria . - is abont twenty years of age, of prepossess ing appearance, anl belongs to Jennings county, Ind. Slio had resided for some time past in tho house of Colo, by whom she be came pregnant. On making her condition known to tho prisoner, a few weeks fcincc, ho took tbe irl t0 t,,c Il0ns0 of Mrs liultz who .undertook to proenre a miscarriage for the sum of twenty dollars. The operation was performed according to ogrecmeut, and resulted in prostrating the health of tho girl, and she beeairro danjrerously ill. At this juncture a -physician was caTled in, who found her in a liorriblo condition, and delivered her ot the after-birth. A largo number of M itnesses were examined, and their evidence fully established the guilt of the prisoners. Tho court Iwld James Cole, and Mrs. Schultz in $1,000 to answer at the Court of Common Pleas, and discharged the others. The case has eanscd intenso excitemtnt. Tin Democbact or Fkbrv cocxtv. Tho Perry cormty conveution to appoint delegates to the State conventron, unanimously passed the following decided and independent resolutions. We learn that their delegates, notwithstanding tho positive instruettions of their constituents, voted tho unqual ified endorsement of Bright and Fitch. . - Jitnolutl, That weendcrso' the action o Stephen A. Douglas nnd highly appland his able and energetic defence of that glorious principle of civil Liberty Popular Sover eignty. Jifttdrcd, U nat tno delegates appointed Dy this convention be instructed to vote against any resolution which may be in any manner construod denunciatory of tho course of Steph en A. Dougla. Jietolctd That wc, the democracy of 1 crrv county, stand as a unit upon the doctrines of the Cincinnati Jiatrorm. licsolced. That wc dihsa prove the courso taken by Graham N. Fitch, our senator in relation to tho present Kansas difficulty. . L. ARMSTRONG, Chairman. All of which were adopted. Hon. Job Hatfield moved that the above resolutions bo published in the Cannclton Reporter, and by all the JJemocratic papers in Indiana, that endorse the sentiments contained therein - - Being ono of tho Bort of Democratic papers that cordially endorses the sentiments of the resolutions, we cheerfully publish them. 1ST A few days ago, a young lady tho ncicc of a sheriff of Upper Canada committea suiciae. mrcquitca attachment was stated to be tho cause which led her to com mit so dreadful an act. One of the most de plorable circumstances connected with the sad story is, that the gentleman to whom sho was engaged did not intend the slightest in suit or tinKinancss. no .wrote to her, in forming her of a change which he had mado in his situation, stating that lie now received a certain amount of salary, and asked her opinion as to .tho . prudence . of their got ting married. Not receiving an answer, ho went to London himself to converso with her upon the subject, and was met with the in forma tion of her tragic end. Sho was said to be the most beautiful girl in the city. ld& The- fellow ing remarkable circura stances is related by the Baltimore papers, as having recently occurred in that city: On Sunday afternoon as Mrs. Herman was sitting at tho bak parlor window of her residence, in Ann street, near Gough, a win to turtle dove with a dark ring around its neck flew in and lit rtpon ber head. She held out her hand into which tne dove hopped. Yes ttrday morning while attending rehearsal at the llolliday Street Theatre, sho received the Saintul news of her husband a death, who ied of heart disease about or near tho time the dove made its appearance : she was immediately thrown into convulsions and had to be came l borne. tSy Tho Toronto-papers describe a wretch ed scene m that city. Information was giv en to the police that a child had been born at a place called Brook's Buah, and both it and its mother were suffering from cruel expos ore of winter. Tho woman was found lying on a little hay, saturated with snow and rain, and her dead infant lying beside her, with no covonng of any description. The child was born alive, but died from excess of cold. 3?" The Cincinnati Gazette estimates the population of the Queen City at 244,000, bo ing an increase in ten ycais of over 87,000. The value of manufactures and industry is set down at $$0,000,000.

Fbom Utah and the Abut. The St. Lcuis Republican has intelligence from the

Utah Array tip to the first of December. It contradicts all the various reports of .fights and disasters by the way ef Oregon and California.Tho condition of the army is much better than there was reason to hope for. The intelligence was brought by Licot. Car rol, bearer of dispatches from Col. Cooke to the Secretary of War. The troops were all in'winter quarters at Fort Bridger, with the exception of Colonel Cooke's command, which was posted forty miles distant, on Henry's Fork, where a scant supply of grass remained. lort lsridjrcr was being rebuilt for the purpose of protecting the provisions. The troops were comfortably stationed in tents with stoves. j iirui lu i u i uiilu. wcr0 revisions snmucnt to last onii .Inno. An a. rirtsft nlmTriinro. Cant. Mrcv liml Wn u-nt to Taoa and Santa Fe to obtain supplies. Nearly two-thirds ot all the animals of the expedition havo died. - The Mormons were preparing to leave for the Britih poasessions, and pioneer parties hiul already left. isnjrhnni lfcnnr liad sent a qnanuty oi 6alt to Col. Johns'ton. That officer neiit back word, ftatin? that lie n i c ,i. ,..rnuartcr on a similar errauu. - w t l- i -i 1 .1 5 xnifmaiu j vnu uau nxuvu nu . e i t - 1 : . ii... an,a t"? w,"l.er "öa 1 V0 llJ It ia said that Col. Johnston is so well as sured that the Mormons will leave in the spring, that he asks for no increase to the force nndcr Jus command. Governor Cnrnming ha issued a procla mation, declaring tho Territory to be in a state of rebellion, and stating that a court would bo organized in Urcen Kiver couuty, near Fort BriJger, from whence the procla mation was dated, by Chief Justice jkics, for the trial o! ffcdcrs. and that a pos.e of the inhabitants ef tr o Territory wonla be first used to enforce an obedience to the law; that fuilincr. a military forco would be resorttA tn! rmnmnnilinir all rincd lxvl!(a of men tn immcliatclv disbaml and retrrrn liome. -J " . 4cr a penaltj of punishment as traitors kSTThe Enquirer thinks it an impeach ment of a Democrat's loyalty to his party if ho is supported or approved by Black Republicans or Knownothings. In the debate on tlc President's Nicarsgua Message the whole Republican paity in the United States Sen ate supported the doctrines advanced, and the measures adopted by the President, while both were violently assailud by the Southern Democracy. During the reading of tho Message in tho Senate, Mr. Eli Thayer tho Republican leader, from the Worcester abolition district, was uttering almost the same views and principles in a a speech to tho House, as thofe contained in the Message. Mr. Douglas is denounced as a traitor to Democracy because his course receives the approbation of many men opposed to the Democracy. What is tho position of Mr. Buchanan who is forced to rely on tho opposition for the solo support of his foreign policy? JSfDuiing the recent debate in the Senate on tho Treasury Note Bill. Mr. Seward gave the following cheering view : In my judgment tho accclhration of business is going to be rapid just in proportion to tho rapiditv with which business has de clined, and I expect to see every day, and every hour of every day, marke! by a riic in tho prosperity of tho country, crnuuatcd just exactly by tho suddenne of the de pression. Ine causes or the disaster are gone, l tmuK tnero is nothing i-eioretis out a great revival of business, plethora of money to rcvivo it ii all department. I may bo mistaken iu this, bet I am willing to stand by it. gT A young man named (Jrint, of New Kent county, Virginia, was brutally tourdcrcd, the Other nillt, -WlillO Sitting at the supper table with his mother and one of his sisters. The murderer approached a window , .. and QlSCnargCd a pun JfftU wuu uuca-mioi. directly it-tho back of Grantrs Lead, kill ing Lira instantly. A slave has been arrested on suspicion. 137" The nomination of Nathan Clifford as Judge of Iii U. S. Supremo Court has been confirmed iu the innate, by a vote of 28 to 23. This is a sad decline from the standard of Story, YVoodlmry and Curti, into whose placo ho lias been elevated by tho personal partiality of the President. tS7"A Washington correspondent (nys that tlx: Vice Preside ut ia reserved as to committing himself concerning the Leeompton swindle, but is supposed to have a leaning towards the position of Mr. Douglas. RAY l.VUS BAAK. LIST. Rates at which the follow ing Dank Notesare bonght, or received on deposit at the Saving Ratik,'vatisrille. Corrected weekly. MAINE, par Dis. Farmer & Mens., Bit. 73 Minenil Hank 75 ' M Ilk, Kent Co.,.. 25 Pis. TTcept Cantttn. Klsworth ....... Exchange tSnicers Hancock Hallo well Marntime Win ii Satnlford .. t-o .. vol PENNSYLVANIA, par Except Rk of New Cas- , tie 20 Rk of l'eiinylvauia... 50 KneCity Rank tfl warren County Jlk.... SO VIRGINIA t Except Kanawha y Trans Allegan ia 30 X. CAROLINA. .a 10 .. i-0! .. N. HAMPSHIRE, par Except Yeare 20 VERMONT, par Except Newberry 10 Kovalton 5" Danny Missi.iouoi ' South Kovalton W Stark Hank ' 9 1. Albans 2:. WooSsttKk W MASSACHUSETTS, par Except Lee Biuik 1 Except Farmers Bank Eh th city S. CAROLINA.... GEORGIA ALABAMA DELAWARE MICHIGAN. B.k of Macomb Co.,... r.k of Tecum.och Farmers & 51ch's.,Bk Michigan Ins', Hk.... Michigan t.ite Rk.... Peninkular lik Irocers Rank 5" Ve-on Ban a 50 RHODE INLAND,.. f E xcept Bk of the Rep. - 70 U of outh county... 50 Fanners Iik Rhode Island Central. UH IO, par Excev4 Bank of Circleville 50 City Bk of CinciiiU:uJ. ) Ilopkenton Hank 5" CONNECTICUT, par V. rrn Rrid irenort C it V iial City Uank Colwubai Rank 20 Tin of North America.. 30 t linton Bank.... Colchester w 'v,:: ..K a loir . '" 'UCJ UK. .. . Charter uau.... r Smm n...nt. ui. Exchange uank ndüsfcVi;ir Mercantile.. ... 20 ... 30 ... 2i KENTUCKY, par Except Kentucky Trust Company 60 Pantucaet.. Panquiouae Quinnebaugh Bk... Uncaa Windham County.. Woidtiury Wurcester .... 20 Newport fcafety Fund i s ii over ILLINOIS Except Rush ville Peoples Stock Security WISCONSIN all.. ... a' ... .... 10 ... AO KEW YORK, par Except Agricultural... Ilk of Orleans K epl if Bk of Central N. Y.... S"J Chautauuae Co., Bk.v I'M TENNESSEE at... Bxcept Bank of KnoxChemung Co., Bk.... 3' Iiarvmaus ville Taxewell 11 oil inter. Bank 20 Jetierson llasenot B.vik 2o Irenton Hamilton Exchange Bk Nashville Medina Bk ' Ocohee.... O'Lee's Bk Ontario Bk Ontario Co. Bk.. ... 4 ri,i lawrenceburx 40 40 .Itk of Clay bourne Daubridge. 40 Powell Bank 30 Pratt Bank . 30 Reciprocity Bhji I Sn Hacketts Harhos Bk.... Troy City Biink 10 INDIANA, All Specie Paying Banks par. ' Broken Banks not quoted in this list, are not booghti. Wntern Itank m Yates Cnty Bank-.- So NEW JERSEY iar LAND WARRANTS. 40 Acre WarcaoU- 90 per Aar. SO Acre WarMt73c per Except America. Bit . SO Rk of New Jersey W IWgen County y MerchanU Bk ffi Acre. Morris County 80 Phillitwbura 20 120 Acre Warrants föc per Union 20 Wheat Growers V Acre. 160 Acre Warrants Tic per Acre. 1 Kxhanire oa New- York MARYLAND, par Exceot Cumberland Sa i per c premiatn. i'aviiigfBank Xi com 3 per c prrrfiiam.

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RATES. One square, (ten line or lew), one time, : SOcts. Three timet, s: :: : : : : : : 1 00 One week, : 5 : : : : ; : : ! : 1 y Two weeks, :::;::::::: : 3 SO One month, ;tt:::::::::4 00 Three months, :::::::::::i&0 Six months, : : : : : : : : : 10 ort One year, :::::::: t : : 15 00 tlf Irisonunt on larger advertisements. C if Cards of six lines or under, S10 per annum. EsT" No U11 f'rbid''advertiseineutsrcceived. REUULAR WABASK PACKET FOR JIT. CAR3IEL, IIUTSO.WIIXR A.D PERRYVILLE. HIE Steamsr WM. KNOX, CAPTAIN T. OJB. lv in s r will invc iui i ur mnfv uuu unci uit. diäte porta Tills PAY at 3 o'clock, P. M. tot freight or passage apply on lioard. ' ANNUAL REPORT, AS required by the 12th Section of an Act of the Legis lature or tne Mute or jnuimia, entitled "An ACito KUiilvil i&c in? IUI uiAilvii ui via uiu vuiwijuuivri otirvei Kelcuarv irith. lr.l. raMtK uixlersignl, rreAtdentand a majority of the JL the Directors of the antTille Uas Light Coinpauy, make the following Keport: Amount of Capital Stock, :?,no Amount of same paid in... täi'JCA Amount of existing PcU, l.o08 n u . fffa It I I .... JNO. J. C1IANPLEK, UirecW. ErnnüTille, Jim. litf I85S. fiTATE OF INDIANA, I Yandprliurch CoUntT. I C.O. Kext and John J. Chandler make oath before use that the foregoina- ttment i true, they lieheye. jaalj IUI Iii. mis uits( oiary ruwic. R ECEIVED LAST NIGHT BY EXPRESS. Prbice of the Itoiueof Dar tu. Uueen't täte; Mivss SUlo, ky the Authorof Alone; . Quits, by the Author of Initiali; " " janli J. IIEALY. EXTRA FLOUR." 100 Imgi Canal Mills Excelsior from White Wheat just received and fur sale hy . j m li VIC K ERY & JOHNSTON. AISINS. 2 boxes received and for mle by jati 15 V ICKER V it JOIIN&TON. ravtR. J. 1U UjU received and for sale by janli TlARLE SALT. VICKKRY It JOHNSTON. 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A t we desire to place in the hands of every person who proposes to get up a club, and also of eve agent a copy of the engraving of THE LAST SUPPKK," as a specimen, each applicant enclosing us S3 will receive the- en graving,, post paid, by return mail, also specimens ef our publications and one of the numbered subscription receipts, entitling tae bolder to the Magazine one year and to a chance in the distribution. This other is made only to those who desire to act as agents or to fotoi clubs.. Address OAKSMITn St CO., jan IMtwlw No. 3"! Broadway, Jf. Y.

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finOBACCO. JL 5 butts of fine Virginia Tobacco of di fTercnt prices! . v ..K ..... . .T T CNDRIES. 100 drums !few Tiers; -.' HW bxs halfand quarter Raisins; 3 tierces S.S. Almonds; i NewFilherts; . . ' Seises X boxes Sardines, (10W boxes.) 50 boxes Hamburg Cheese; Received and for bale by janis I. & D. IIEIMANN. CTTxnntEs. 3 100 boxe and halfs SUr Candles; 2ti ream w rapping r aper; 30lw. Oenutne Shaker Brooms pi dos 1. it. Hair Uushels. " 10 boxes Cloth Pina. 10 grosa Ccder Faucets. Iteceired and for aale by . JanJS I. te P. IIEIMANN. SUNDRIES. cajea linss Bound Ceder Buckets; :Ki Iba rapping Twine; SOOlwxesNo l HerTing: 60 boxe 8x10 Wiudow OlassxlO; W) xlJ PxlJ, W) " 10x11 Hxi2; I) " 10x14 " 10x14; InOkegsNaila; 25 kegs 8. C Sada; 25 doa Washboard; 25 boxes Wheat Starch: ft bbls- Pearl Barley; 100 boxes Castile ana Fancy Soap; h0 boxes Palm Soap; HHKOOO, 8 B Caps; 100.1HK) O D Caps, full count; Received and for sale by . Jn 15 I. & D. IIEIMANN, fTtRESII ARRIVAL. OF TOOL&Wust reeeived hv Stmm'ioat Bay City a tine lot of Medianiy Tools, such as Svear It Jackson's Saws: Butchers Chisels Si Plain Irons; Spoke shavers (Bradl orry's); UUM i Axes ana jiatcncis, ere., etc.. ror snteai A WALDKI&CirS. noOI. Tool Store Main street. NOTICE. H X oofifving tne pubfic of my retirement from bestness, I beg leave tötender them, and my friends aua racrons Mtrticuiariy. say tnanks tor rest favors and patronage, and woaid heartily recommend to their consideration my successor, JACOB eTRALB, undoubtedly, friends. will Justify all expectations of ;pectatins or my A ALUMKUU. JACOB STRAUB, In referinf to the above, desires to My, thst having bought the entire stock of Mr. WALDKIRCJI'S hiirdwrre tot e, Ii. tends to carry on the business ft hereto. lore, ana will te nappy to serve Air. w . s oia customer;, as well as his friends and public in f en era 1 with A No. 1 GOODS, and at the LOWEST TRICES. Jan Hilm. House Cur Reut nud Valuable Fiiriture for Sale. V WAVING determined to remove to Looisvllle In 11 the spring, I will Int the Larpe ew D wellline I now oci'ui'V. and w ill Sell my Kurnitnre. con sisting of an excellent Rosewood Piano, and all of my Household and Kitchen Furniture. Persons wanting any sucb r urmture win nnd it to their interest to call at my residence, on Oak street, lctween Second and 1 mm streets. i'ossetion given immediately. jar.S-d.rw. JNO. WOODSON HUGHES. UPPER LEATHER. 73 Sides good Upper Leather In store and for cap orcasli. I septal PRK3TON BROS. 1RA ! IIRA.! BR . ! KM 3UOU bushels Drau received per Railroad hy Z. 1I.COOK 4: SOX. CUSARg. Mats Cinnamon: i Assorted fine Cigars jnst ireefved and for i. a it, iir.ijJAn. !EV Codtish.fortulby 11 TtU Z.II. COOK &S0X. KE3IOVAL. IIAS. LEICII has removed his entire stock of lru4. Medicines and rancy Articles to his new sUnd on Main street. onedoor above Ahlerinc's Cloth ing Store, where he will be glad to see his old customers ani as many new ones as may favor him with a call; Ijan 11-lm S50 OK $150 REWARD. MY STORE, iu Cannelton, Terry county, Ind", was roM-ed on the night of the 7th inst-, ot the following goods: Three Silver Watches, two II anting Case Watches, and one open face Lapine Watch; also a large lot of Jewelry, consisting of Dreatpiris. Ear Props and Finger Kings; also a Quantity of Pocket Knives and Razors, with a quantity of Irish Linen , Pilk Handkerchiefs and Ready Made Clothing. I will eive ASO for the apprehension of the thief, or j? i iu lor ine uiier aua goons. Annress jan t4w flCHOLAS YAU01IAN. DENTAL NOTICE. DR. J. BORDLEY. ( formerly of Henderson, Ky.) V01 LIn -"7 V'".'? lV cj,5en of Evww ansville and vicinity that he has taken rooms a fc f 70 nd.c0"H"lte; J!.?.tJ?v.f5rt,?,5t.'?rT?5"a the teeth and relieve diseased gums. I wonld hereremark that diseased teeth and rams cause weaK eyes, neauacne, eat acne, neatness, diseases or tne rtotuacn. The worst cases of dyspepsia are connected with diseases of the month; many suffer forbears, and when thecauseiafourKt out, it proceids frma some derangement of the mouth. A number of toy patients can testify to this fact. janl-tf N. B. Chloroform administered when desired. DECKER & KRAMER, Mamafactnrrrs ani Wholesale Dealers la LABD OIL, CAND1.F.8. . GERMAN, PALM, AND FAMILY SOAP, &c. Storerooms Main st., between First and Second sts KEEP constantly on hands good stock of the above named articles, auu aiereauy to sup.iy their custem era at home and abroad at Cincinnati'prices. -an 1 i-.an rvin. 4'ibbls. Tar just received and for sale I y jan 14 PRESTON BROS. flURKS ISLAND SALT. JL 2'W lgs, very coarse, ree'd per steamer Fairrhild, 1 . 1 1 . ."v ... i I'm i)nuriD 1 1 1 on ivrsaicoy ijan m wcv. ivciiika w. sTkAIRY SALT. " " T JLF loO bbls. superior to any otherkind for sale by jan 14 U 1EO. FOSTER k CO. TURNIPS UK) bush, ree'd per Canal an J tor sale br jan II GEO. FOSTER CO. VAILS. too kegs Wbeernx. assorted sizes, for sale by jan II GEO. FOSTER & CO. 4UNNY BAGS. 100 bales large mud). 111 - 3J 10 J M for sale by . tfan 12J &EO. FOSTER Si COWOODKA DCWIÜ, dkc 1U0 Nest Wooden Boa Is; 15 dozen c"o Trays; 5 do Ass'd Churns: tiO do Rolling Pins; 25 do Muhers, j ust recei ved snd for sale by Z.H. COOK & SON. 1 jan 13 10 Tierces Rice Just ree'd and for sal by l'SUDlUA SriUILEAD PIPB. A good assoruneut received and for sale by jan Ii SAM'L ORR. HORSE KHOK AAILÄ. MM CO 'igs genuine U Hl FFTX " II H. Nails on hand and for sale by Ijan 12 SAJI'L ORR. Pittsburg Coal for Sale. 1WILL sella superior Quality of Pittsburg Coal at S.4 per cart load, or ja cts. a bushel. All coal must be paid for In bankable currency whea on dered or it wil not be delivered. TU's rule is positiv. Orders left at Uornbroox's store vi 11 be attended to. A.J.Ur.TCllKbON. Evansville, Nov. l'-2mo MOLASSES. SO bbls, in fine urdtr, and choice quality just received and to:- sale low by jao7-tf. GILBERT Si BOWLES. CO A FKCTI OA ERS KCOAn. 25 bols. just received an4 f exile by decl UILBEUT it BOWLES. mriAEHARBbfci. Cuter Yinegar, last received and for sale by FOU RENT. ONE of the best business stands in the city, next Soor to J. P. Byrne's on Main street. Possession given immediately. For particulars inquire of decJj-tt. DOBELLsvCON Y Mi TON. A DRIES.IO 40 boxes Kaisins: . 2D half boxes Kaisias; 123 boxes No. 1 Herring; SO bbls Cement,! ust received and for sale by PRESTON BROS. imrrt vixrkar . 6 lUil M aiTanled Cider Tinegsr, lo store and fo ale by RAM. VJCKEKY. UOAK AMD TEAS. Best grades of White ami Brown Sroaas; -A m-at variefr of sunerkir Till, fur mle hT jugtij SAM. VICKERY. 1JOUDER.- ' 150 kegs Minnie Rifle Powder in Magazine and lo" sale by Z. IK COOK & SUN, Agt's. TIA' PLATE, AC IJ) boxes X Tinplater 60 0 Koobng do.. 10 do 12x11 do. 10 do 100 plate do. 80 do XTinBrighU. 30 slabs Spelter. SO Pigs Block Tin. For sale by (janli) 9 A MX ORR. Great Alarm About Town A BOUT money matters and bad tobacco, but F. FenJ9l Srich ft Bros, have received sotae of the best chew ins tobacco that ever was sold In oar city. They have all the best brands of irglnia tobacco. Give them a call and convince yourself. They also have one hundred thousand of the best Havana cigars. Oct-BUh. . fLOrR. JC 3a bbls Emerson Etra Family Flo warranted by Z.H. COOK SON.

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The New Volumes of Blackwood and the Four British Reviews, coxHisci as follows; TI1E NORTH BRITISH. Jan., IS do EDINBURGH. Jan., do do do do do LONImiN i)V A R. Jan., do WESTMINSTER. Jan.. and BLACK wUOD. Jan., XV Suv!wription Trice-BLACK WOOD or sny ore of the REVIEWS, 3 a rear. BLACK wOUDand KKVlf W-nrinv T O I;K I K f. ä. 1 lie FOUR REVIEWS,' SH. BLACKn UU1 aua Uie FOUR REVIEWS. 10. ty Postage (which should le paid quarterly in adTancel on the four Kevtews ana uuictwooa 10 any Int Oflirn In the L nited Miltes, only V cents a year. Namely: 14 cnt a year on each Review, ana 81 cents a year on iiiackwooa. M Gold Street, corner of Fultoh, New York. janT-tf. CARD. WW AVINO purchased the Interest of II J. , 1 1 Art in max the n.wit and Shoe business the undersigned takes pleasure In informing his numerous friends that the business will continue to oe camea on ui mc building nenr te Post Office on First street where he will be thankful to receive orders and attend to the wants of his many patrons. .TTiiiuJia3tbMiv,iv. A ffinfMfl assnrtment of Rentlemcns. Ladies. Misses. Bovs. lonths anacnuaiensiioouana snoesncp constantly oft haud.- janl-tr. J. C. FLEAGLER'S On Locnst,Bear Second St., Kvansville, Ind. ra titr i m -Ji e A . M. in CaldweH'tDaildinM on Locartnear Second 'II Cm BU05VTIITCT3 IlltVC UUCUCU a I1CW J.B-AI envrm street, where trrey will keevseonstantsup'. piyoi excellent reer,, aiucton, ror it, ana other varieties of Meats and Poultry. so, good Tad Sausages, and when it can be urocuted Uame. 1 he shop will be open during the nay, and families can have their meats sent home when they desire if by seuding In their orders to the shop. IMP0KTAST TO THE DEAF A AD. BLIND. DR. McLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, Proprietor of th Institution for the Deaf, St. Louis, Missouri. HAS ARRIVED IN Et ANSVILLE, INDIANA, av n snd may M consulted lor a tew days at the City Hotel, itoom No. 10 up stairs. Early attention is de-sired.- . S-DEAFAESS, D1ZZINE5J. KOTSE IN THE HEAD, AN D all discbarges from the EAR, MOUTH or Nostrils entirely removed. Dr. McLeod lias made a new discovery of a fluid that ail I Drove ntrfect absorption of the ''Cataract," and restore permanent vision to the eye without the nse of the knilc. IMPORTANT AND TRUE. I have a son fifteen veas of age who hss teen deaf ana tiuniu from tne age or ta o years, tne tnect oi scar let fever Hearing of It. cLeort, I rougiit my son to him, and in three weeks under hU liamls he ttecran to give signs of hearing; and at the expiration of 7 weeks he could hear well, and is now rapidly learning to speax. I maite this statement unsolicited, and for tne gooa or an anncicu Community. fct. raui. ten. 105. alla. c. piuüiu.x. I have been suffering with deafness, and many of the Uli accompanying deafness, from my infancy, which Is aliont twenty five years; my deafness Iccame so distressing that I could rest neither day nor nicht, and loosed for relief nly in the grave. At length 1 was permitted to visit Dr. MrLeod, of the Ear lutirmary of thi- city. Trembling between hope and fear, 1 sub mitted my case to this aentleuian. Reyond my most sangnine exp'-ctations, after a sluirt course of treat ment by Dr. McLeod. I am In the enjoyment or per fect hearing, and my head is free from ail those disagreeable sensations which formerly made life a burd en. Any person wishing to see me, can nnd rue at my residence ,Ao. llU itity street. .Mit. fcJl.UA liUAVLtK. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. I have leen deaf in lth mr ears for many years. which affliction so atlected my mind, that life itself, at times, became a burden, and almost nnenduntble to me. I am now one of the happiest men living. 1 have been restored to perfect hearing by Dr. McLeod, Ear Infirmary, comer Fourth and Oliver streets. In his first examination of my ears, he stated that tn six operations he would give me perfect hearing: and true to his word, at the sixth operation, I heard, and so distinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my ears, that I was obliged to partially stop them with cotton, until I could get used to it. Those wishing to see me can call at the steamer Parthema. PHILLIP SIIELL, Meamcr I'arthenia. St. Louis. July 14 jant-3wd&w. MALTBY'S FRESH OYSTERS ST AM now receiving daily MALTBY'S unrivalled M. and celebrated choice Planted Baltimore Ovbters, and am prepared to offer the trade such inducements for the entire season as have never bean ottered in this market heretofore. A constant daily supply al ways on nano, so mat aeaiers ana families can ootmn at any time during the season those choice Oysters, in cans and half cans and in the shell, warranted fresh and swtet.and very superior in navH and quality 1 erms casn. Ana none out iukatte monev Teived. A. KURT 7., octlS-tf Sole Acs xt for Evan sville. TROF. DE GRATIPS ELECTRIC OIL. THE ELECTRIC OIL. -Electric Cures-Pain is the premonitor of death, relieve the pain and you check thdinoe. Prof. Degrath' Electric Oil Is the marvel of the see. for the following, (not everything!; Cures Bheuma4 : ..ft :.. . A.. I ...... V .m lirin I1....! l.o ol. a WA Viniu Illicit 111 n u) , .cuiAlfcin, t I'Vfcii'iv us iww ienutes; Cures Cramp in Stomach,- five minutes; Cures Hurn, Wound, Bruises, one to three davs: Cur s Headache, fifteen minutes: C ures Eanu-.he. stilt Neck, Ague, one night: Cures Piles. Swelled tilands, ten days; Cures Felons, Broken Breasts, Salt Rheum, two to six days; Cures llemorrluifEe, Scrofula, Ab cess, six to ten days; Cures Frosted Feet and Chil blains, oue to three days: Cures Ague and Jever, one to two days, and all nervjusand scrofulous affections: Cures deafness in one to rour nays; cures au 1 aius in tne Hack, lireast, Stc, in two says. As an example of the estimation in which it is held liv fin af th fehlest illriHttt und vritM-a nti law A' r- i n tfit riiinfi-i-. v aril . r-iirfw letter mivfvt liv l'i-..f Da Osath from John Livincston, Esq., Editor of the well known Monthly Law Magaxiue, iy, fllroailway, ew lork. A wont of sucn testimony is ot more weight among the tst classes, of the country, tlian volumns from unknown sources . Giaaun Ilot ic, Philadelphia, May 7th, ' Prof Charles De Grath I freely give It as my opin ion that your "Electric UU 'is among trie most wonderful remedies of modem times. At the earnest re quest of a lady who alleged she had been relieved of a most pninlul aitectmn by its use, 1 was inuurea to try a nottie, tnougn at tue time oi purcnasinr, i tuny believed it to be a quack medicine and a catch penny humhur. But a trial convinces me that it does pos sess a magic power, and its use will prove a blessing to suffering humanity. I recently took a culd from sleeping in damp sheet, ana my neck ecame so mucn swollen ana painiui, that 1 could not turn my bead. After using, without success; everything prescribed by mv physician, I last evening tried your Electric Oil. This morning I am well, the relic) having been as complete as it was instantaneous. ., . . fours very rraelv, J()II"N LIVINOSTOA'. rrfiiuT .iiuuuiiy ijan .'iiiniic. In" Broadway Si U0 West Fourteenth st-, N. Y. Mr". Livingston llongs to an old wealthy and hich ly resjiectalile family of the first settlers of New York. Any one can address him on the Subject of the above letter, which, will be answered with pleasure. CatrriO!. There are nnmerous Imitation . sprung tip on the reputation that rav article has acquired. The puoiic mustocware diCoO-lnid&w. they are worthless. WR. and Hamburgh Cheese. $ boxes large, and of best quality, just received per steamer Marengo and for safe low bv GILBERT & BOWLES. BEAA8 . 40 Bushels White Beans; Si do Dried Apples; jnt receUed and for sale by K. 11. COOK & &ON. Tl'RXire. 200 BuMiels Mme Turnips, Jnrt received and for sale by Z.H. COOK & SON . DCCK WHEAT. 25 Sacks Prime Buckwheat, 'just received and for sale br . 11. COOK St SON. T ARD AAD BUTTER. MA i Mils. Lard : 20 bbls. Butter; received per Canal bv I per Cansl tv 4. II. COOK & SON. BRAS, CORA" AAD OATS .- for sale by Z. II. COOK Si SON. sOAP AAD CAA'DLES- " 3 25 lioxes full weight Star Candles; 25 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; 25 boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap. All of choice quality, and for sale at reduced prices, bv U1L.UC.KT li 1JU LES. OPE .- JLfc. 150 Coils Boston Manilla 60 Coils Jute 25 do Cotton i0 do Hemp Received and for sale by ope. do do do PRESTON BROS. POCKET BOOKS. frST received per Express, an invoice of new ani choice styles of fine Port SlnniH. lmv.t nk. pu" k,in eTf-t variety, nd at prices to suit the tunes. Calf at the old tn nd of , a, . BITTROLFF FOX, jen'-lmd1- JIain bet. 1st and 2nd streets.'.! SAGE". 100 Its Trime sage in store and for sale try jan-tf. 2. II. COOK Si SuN. CvRANBERRIKS, &e.,fto. ' J. .BusheU Choice Cranberries; JO0 IIea!8 Prime Callage; 25 Busbfls ugar Pasnips; .00 tin - IWm.trkll. PnlalAM' U.l. u..:.l and tV-sale by Z. 11. COOK J SON. jauo-H . . ICPCTTER, &c 300 Bs Fresh Table Butter; 200 " Cooking do 500 dos Fresh Eggs; Just received and for ale hy jan8-tf. Z, II. COOK fit SON. Cincinnati Soap and Tallow Candles. 50 boxes just received Mr steamer llitnon salt by GILBERT BOWLfcS.

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COMMISSION k FORWARDING

I G. (VRILEY & CO., OLD ESTABLISH CD Storage, Forwarding & Commission' Genaral Railroad, Strati and Express Age it SFXCIAL AflSNTS FOX FESNSTLFAXIA S4.LK0AD. II AVINO fittcil up a mammoth Wharf-Boat, the largest on the Ohio Rirur, in the most utetaiitia.manner, we are iretarert to facilitate with rcun i4 dispatch all goods entrusted to our rare, either silver. It all road or t anal without delay or expo- : sure, ac, a:c. I'trucuiMr aitentinn will e raxl o Receiv' t. Storinc and Forwanlinc: and also to the sale -ii y Produce consigned to us. and all orders pronv iv tilled. P. G.'O'KILEV returns husrnCere thanks to its numerouK friends ftr their frmer patroiiSge, and respectfully stdicits a continuance of flie same, wbicc win i duty reciproeateii. A More Koom, well supplied, will I kett tor therc-i commodation of beats, and" their orders rarefullr fill ed. y.C.O'lULEY&CC. EDWARD R. HILL, (LATE WITH 1. S. MITCHELL,) COMMISSION &, FORWARDING and WIIAUFBOAT PROrilIETOIt,f EVASSYILLE, ind. fe . . slLrnUh THE undersipPrvl h ecently jinrcbawl flKST CLASS. WHj IARF-ROAT and establish ed himself in Evansville to transact a Forwarding and commission rusiness. . . Fosiessmg every facility for receiving and shipping Merchandise, Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, aic, with. despatch and on the roost reasonable terms, hf would' respectfully solicit the patronare of menhai.ts and' sliipiers generally. EDWARD R. HILL. Kvansville, Dec. 1st, 17.-Cm JOHN S. MITCHELL, (Seccessor to O'Riley tt Mitchell.) PRODUCE, FORYVARDIXG A.D a COMMISSION MERCHANT EYAXSYILLE, IND. STRICT attention raid to con-' t-, . 1 mrnmcnu ror sai 01 innr. ito. luce, fee- Onlers f.ir the pur chase of Produce solicited and promily attended to. . uig k turts iijiiiiuwu 1 me jiiTrr, imi neing Agent at mis piace I or several jtanroaus, 1 possess su penor advantages tot forwarding Merchandise or l'ro Weeoniiug here hy Railroad as well as hy River. Otlice on board the lower Wharf-Boat. JanIT . JOHKSHAKKLIS. OSBORSK aiLE. WINTER FALL AND r y G-o o WE have now in Store a complete Stock of Fall and Winter, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which we offer to our citizens and strangers vUiting . the city at such prices as wl 1 defy competition. We would respectfully call the attention of our friends and customers, and all persor.s wanting Dry Goods to our extensive Stock, consisting in part of the following:Cloths, CadBimere and Tweed? Sattiaets and Ky. jeans; Blankets and t unnels; English, French awl American Prints? Striped and Piaid M. De Lains and Silts; Ginghams, DcBages and Poplins; Bayadere all wool De Lains; Plain De Lains and Shepherd's Plaids; Alpacca, English and French Merinoes; Square and long wool shawls, Stella sliawls an& scarfs, Broche shawls, Chemi'Ie scarfs and gent's sliawls, emliroideries and white goods, hosi'ery and underwear, genuine Irish linens, tablecloths and linken cambric hd'fs, carpets, matting, floor, table and stair oil :lothi, huts and caps, boots and shoes, umbrellas, trimmings, &c. SUANKLIN & REILLY, octsn KAISINS, Cnrra nts and Citron, for sale by octli Z. H. COOK EOv IIOTATOES. 7UI bushels Extra Total -es jort received '.. II. COOK k SO.V. steamer Diamond by rtceived, both choice quality, for sale by GILBERT Si BOWLES. On Sycamore near Water.OT24 OMOAS. -5.0 Bushels Trime Potato Onion, Jnrt receive Z.H. COOK SON. and for sale by JrsT iiBcnivi:n.trfl pair Polished Steel Fire Setts; 60 Fine Brass Fire Setts; 300 ' Common Iron Fire Setts; 23 dos. Coal Hods; 1 " Fine Coal Vases', 5 " Fire Iron Stands; 50 Strings Sleigh Beils; BABCOCK fc SONTAO. TAH. 'JO bbls in line order, for sale br octlT S.E.GILBERT k CO. rosi.Dn.L 50 gross fancy Pomadsjurt received and for tile r 1. rt 1 1 L1 1 it 1 vv 1 CV L'. IHI.iA.I.1 t bbls Jnt received, wnd for SAM.VICKkKY. CKA.IIERHIL. sae by WR. CIIEnSE.-l Boxes Choice Western Reserved curat just received Ir steamer Marengo, aud for sale by SAM. Ylc K tUV. 2 REE A' A PPI.ES.-30 l.Ms assorted 'Ohio pi ee. ia btorw aud for sale t v BRAN! BRAAÜ-6 tons in nnantitics to suit pnrchasers; leave orders and have it sent home. free of drayagiby SAM. VICKERY. 42.I.ASS AAU KAILS.I V" 14 Hoxes Window Glass! I , &0 Kegs assorted NaiU: just received and for salev bT 8AM. VICKERY. SUADRIE8. H',i"o tiunnv B.irs; Kt bbls Crushes ftigar; 25 bbls Powderrd Sugar, 2D bbls Loaf Sugar, in store and for ss!e lv PRESTON BBOS". l OUR DOXKri, dec A variety of Wors W Bouts and riting Desks, for sale y ec2tf. JOHN IIEALY. . KATES.w- w eare now w opening kind for M a larre and complete a sortment of every en and liovs, tr sale tv V BABCOCK Si SONTAQ r AVER A AD 51. R. RAIi.S. 10S whole JiAand quart! for sale low by nd quarter boxes just received jwr 5Isrenro, and UI LUE. Ill m vj l'lir.35 ?lll.lf. iouon larnann carpet t J Warp, 525 bars Of this favorite I Warp, 225 bags Of this favorite brand, just received aud for sale at reduced prirs by raueed rn iy GILBERT hi BOWLE.. Ageuts "Cypress Mills." GCAXV BAGS. 12J0 Gunny Bags, jnt received aod for sale bv KEEN fc. PRKSTOX. HOME MANUFACTURE, FOR FOR ELEGANT r ELEGANT AND V AND fashionable; fashionable AXD A5 CAPS CAPS! of the f the Latest Style, Latest Style,. ' CALL AT THE OL CALL AT TBS OLD Established House ) Established Hons or VAUTIER & MARCONNIER, 3IAIN STREET, EVA5SVILLLE, INDIANA. apCT-lv Infant Caps. JUST the thine for the season at VAUTIER Si MARCONNIER'S. JEVRAIS .- i5 Box Choice New Raisins; SM tt,s New Citrons; W Bs Fresh Zante Currant", just received an-r. or tale by z. ii. ctHJK k SCV

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