Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 240, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 January 1853 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. X T 1 - . uauy journal, per year,.. .... " by the week...'... ...?3 0 10 .. 4 CO ,.. i to Tri-Weekly Journal, per year, . Weekly Journal " Ciicissati AancT Messrs- Parvi AIomroc Foerta street, between Yifia and Waluut, Cincinnati, are authorized agents for the transaction of business for the Evansville Journal. The 1) ily Journal will be round on file in their ofike, and advertisements and subscriptions are respectfully solicited through them. , ; , job iKiTEir.'AVAXXi:a. An experienced JOB POINTER can obtain a permau'Dt aituation od good wage promptly paid, by application at this fi5c-5. None but a good workman capable of doing fine work need apply. ,CITY OF E7ANSVILLE: MONDAY MORNINO,:::r:::::::::JAX. 31. ' fjCrW'higgery, down in the "Pocket" is in an awful condition caved in, pegged oat, defunct, defunctcd, defuncter absolutely gone; nothing left of its carcaa about Evansville, save a greasy spot with head and hair, and even that has been dubbed Add Sander-, of the Evansville Journal. .P. S. Since witing the above we learn that another living, moving, kicking, breathing Whi" has been discovered about the Journal office, but he looks pale and wan, and is probably on his last leg. r Canngllon Ex. Well, if Whiggery in Southern Indiana has been dubbed Add Sanders, then Whig gery has a name of which it need not be ashamed, bo far as any political inconsi tency or short comings on cur part may be concerned. But if Locofoism about Cannelton may be called Budd Archer, a "greasy spot" without any head, then certainly Cannel'.on Locofocoism is the most absul, wishy-washy, turn-coat, petty of.ice-grasping and small gpoils-lowng faction, every bubbled up from the dregs of the cauldron of politics. P. S. The other Whig about the Journal office alluded to above, was never known, like Archer, to change his politics from the weak to the stronz side, for the ake of the spoils, directly the result of a Presidential election was made known. If he had no higher code of political morals, he might no.v be occupying about as conte mptible a position as the editor of the Express, and have jut about as poor a prospect of bettering himself. As it is, if be is now "on his lat legs," he may congratulate himself that they promise to wear a great deal longer and better than Archer's fn-stbgs, aud will never bear his body a cheerful volunteer to the ranks of the enemy because" in one battle that enemy was victorious. fj7IJy reference to advertising columns it will be seen that friend Jaquess has lost a line mare, which he describe-, an! for the recovery of which he will pay a liberal reward. Hj"The appearance of Evansville is becoming citified by gas posts besprinkled over it. We 6hall be happy to announce the arri val ofgaa at as early a day as possible. JCjBen Edwards Gray is a candidate for rr.plprf !rr in tlio 2.rt- J T"VtrL - V - Ronj.- tan active and industrious Congressman, is a good Whig, and we hope he will be scut to Washington again. 5CJA number of persons owning ice houses were taking ice from the canal last Friday and Saturday, although it was not more than an inch and a half to two inches thick It seemed, however, that or nothing this sea. eon. OWe call the attention of our citizens to Fire Insurance. It costs but a trifle to insure, especially household furniture, which every householder i interested in. Then if calanrity overtakes him he will get paid for his loss. Should he save his goods from burning, he will be compensated for the breakage and injury by moving them. Our friend Dr. Ilallock is aent for two of the oldest and best Insurance Companies. See advertisements. Fire. Last Saturday morning between three and four o'clock, a fire broke out in .i frame house in the extreme upper part of thecily, just beyond Mr. Stockwell's building. Refore the firemen arrived at the spot with their engines the house was consumed. It was a two story frame, owned Judge Stevens and tho heirs of Mr. Evan, and occupied by the families of Mr. Chas. Colvin and Mr. Daily. The principal part of the furniture was saved, in a partially damaged condition. The fire is supposed to have originated in a defective stove pipe the same old tune. The mall Line, The following is the arrangement of the Daily Mail boat, so far as days of leaving ports are concerned: FROM LOUISVILLE. Sunday Telegraph o. 2 Monday--Pike Tuesday Lady Frankliu , AVcdnc-day Gen. Pike Thursdav-I ......... rr.oM st. Lons. ... .Fashion. . ..l-aily Pike. ..Ti-U'graj.h Xo. 2. ... Pike. ...U.ly Franklin. Friday Fashion Saturday Ludy Pike. ...Ocn.PiVe, Ihese packets, as we have before stated,! are all excellent boa's, swift and comfortable. I When leaving Louisville fur St. Louis, they J arrive at Evansville early the following! mcrning. Returning to Louisville, they arrive . here the econd morn:ng after their departure from St. Louis, and are in Louisville i early the third morning. We would suggest to this company that a standing advertisement in the Evansville

ai.jr-uuruai.bo-neuimg similar to the table stitutea good lamily flour, by any other brand given in this -ed-torial, would be a valuabb, that comes to this market. We would su"---.x-liary in their business. geat atrial of it to those interested.

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Förtha Evansville Journal. Louisville, Ky, Jan. 25th 1853. Mr. Sajiders Dear Sir:' If you will be pleased to publish in your extensively circulated paper the enclosed document, which is as you will sec, the Joint Resolution of both houses of Congress granting more time to the owners of steamboats to prepare their equipments in conformity with the law, and

also a note rppended signed by me, you will confer a favor on those interested. A rather general impression prevails that the wholJ law was suspended, and it is there fore a matter of Importance to all persons connected with steam navigation, that they shtuld be correctly informed on that subjectand as I wish the lniormuion wou gt-uci in all my district, you will not only confer uDon mc a favor, but be rendering a great ser vice to many of the readers of your excellent paper. Very respectfully, JOHN SIIALLCROSS, Supervising Inspector, 6th Dist. Public Resolution No 4. A RESOLUTION allowing, in certain cases to the owners of steamer, further time to make the uccetsnry preparations to bring their vessels within the provisions of an act entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'an act to provide for the better security of the lives ol passengers on board of vessels propelled in whole or in part by Bteam, aud lor other purposes," approved August 30, 1352. llao'.veJ hij the Senate and llouteof Representatives of Viz VniLd Slitis of America, in Congress afsemLLJ, Tint uny Inspector of Steam ers appouiteü under tue act aioresaiu, u no, li'rni.-hed seasonably with the means of discharging his duty, or who hall be satisfied when an enrolled, licensed or registerd steamer is inspected by him and found deficient in the requirements made by the said act, that such omissions are r.ot occasioned by any fault or neglect of the owner or mas er, he m iy grant, upon application therefor, of his own accord, tu?h further reasonable time aKT said act goes into effect as he may deem sufficient, with due diligence to mak? all ne cessary prrparations to make any such vessel, her machinery and equipment coniorm lo me provisions of said ait: Provided, Thetime a, j allow a ahull in no case exceea ninety days alter the first day of January, eighteen hundred and filly three. Sac. 2. And be it further resaZvzJ, that no such vessel to allowed further time for preura.iun shall be liable tj seizure or to any enaltv unJor said act durinirthe time sneciied for uny deficiency intended tobe covered by thu extension of tini2 granted by such inpector It will be observed that the above reso lution docs not supend tli2 operation and ef fect of tha recent act of Congress, for the bt-lter preservation of the lives of passengers. &.C, but only gives to the inspectors acting und.r it the power of granting more and rea" sonable time to the masters and owners of steamboats to mukc tho necessary equip ments of their boats, in compliance with the act aforesaid, which time shall not ex ceed ninety days from the first of January, 1S53. And I therefore respectfully suggest to all masters and owners of steamboats belonging to this district, that they procure immediately a copy of the aforesaid acts, which can be obtained by application to the inspectors, equipments required to comply with the act aforesaid; but should any persons interested have any doubts of its requirements, the inspectors will cheerfully give any information on the subject. I deem it my duty to notify all persons interested, that at the expiration of the term allowed to masters or owners of boats, to make the necessary equipments of their boats, required by the aforesaid act, that the inspectors in the performance of their duties will have no alternative but to enforce, in all respects, all the provisions and requirements of the law. JOHN SIIALLCROSS, Supervising Inspector of the Cth District. OtrThose wanting a first-rate article of Lard oil and Sterine candles, may obtain them at Messrs Decker &, Kramer's grocery. Both Oil and Candles arc manufactures in this city, and sold at Cincinnati prices. Heme manufacturers of this nature should be encouraged. O Mr. Klein is entering largely into this kind of business, and we hope he will meet with ex cellcnt encouragement. C5"The new steamer John M. Stockwell, named after an enterprising citizen of Evansville and no.v a distinguished member of the Indiana Legislature, and principle owner of tha boat, passed down the river last week. Sorry we could not get to see her. The young 'uns had confidently relied upon having a "hoe down," on her, when she came down the river, and were grievously disappointed that business engagements hurried the fine craft away so soon. The Stockwell, hat gone into the Waba5h and New Orleans trade. She is commanded by Capt. Greer, with our fellow citizen Mr. I. Crane, first clerk. He is alsj part owner. Guess that craft will visit us again when the Wabash Tft lllA IMscon Water Mill. These Mills are now turning out their popular brand of flour by the wholes ile. Messrs. Rudd &. Co. have possession of the Pigeon Water Mills, and are carrying on business in an energetic manner. Farmer can always obtain the highest cash market price for their wheat, on application at the Pigeon Mills. The Pigeon Mill brand of Flour has an excellent reputation among our Flour JwIph. nnd most deservedly so. We have tried this brand of flour in our own family, and csn bear testimony to its excellent j - w ( qualities. It is not excelhd in all that con-

THE OttS. A TRAVESTY OfTWüLAR POEM. BT aitiri. Jleur the tMget trit tkt Silttr bells! Wkmt world merriment Heir meltdf ftrtttlltl Uov theg timkle, tittle. theicf air of night! While tkt itars tkat tter sprikl jilt tkt keavent. teem tt tritklt Witk mtrgttellintdtligkt; Keeping time, time, time. Im a sort of Runic rkfme. To tkt titiaklati,m tkmt to mutkallg tvellt From the hells, hells, hells, hells, Bells, hells, hells. From tkt jiiglug and tkt Hulling of tkt kellt. (fOK'iUtLlJ.

Hear the barkinp the dogs What a world of anlne gl'e m they rhis0 th frisky j Playful dogs! Ihoz IIkw Ihey bow wowbow wow. bow-wow, - In the moony ftlm o tiipiu: Yiüm fie stars of lleaTCii. omehow, . Seem to twinkle o'er the bow-wow) With an animal delight; Keeping time, time, time. In a s rt of Runic rhyme. To !he niad rar.ticulations that uffroy tho piggy togs, From the tlos, dogs, lo?s, do's, Dois. dog, dogs From the bowir.g ai.d the wowii.g of the dogSk it. Hoar Iho bayh g of the dogs, Household dos! flogs! How It b.les the fani'iy hearth with its crackling hitk'ry Ihio'tho wintry air or night, il'w thy roar oat thfirdclight! Proin h hollow, (raping throats, (A glad tune, 1 ween.) "What a cordial welcome floats ' To lh traveler who listens, while he gloats U'r the scene! Oh, from out tho piping cells. What a tide of mctodv encouragingly swells? How it trill. How H thrills! And !i'ierse l ns chilly fogs, 1u t!iit vm'ioii or the logs. At the barking and tho hu)irg Of lb dog?, dogs, !og Of the (iair-iroir, vote-Tetc!) Ihm. d-'.. do:r At the wL'tirir.s r.nd the plaii.iu of lLo dogs! Hear the growling of the dog--.tngr l..rs! (clog-! the human hcait with f'.-ar their turbuU-r.fy How In the outraged face of day How tlK-y yell in tlicir affray? Soon too trril'd loprrnwl. They cm oiil) howl, howl. "(Cries that warn') Inaj'Uoo'is appealing to thf cudgels of the men. In a wild eMMiiil.ition with the fi reo und cruet men 1 uii nit g faster, faster faster, To escape Morv'dUaM'-r, And with rolut en'c:ir now t,) el or never, ' 'Xeath t!e floor of t'12 sheU'ring barn, Oh, the do, dogs. Wiie'i a In utn "lis fallow flogs. What a neue! how they sitrl, und snnp and Lite! Wluitararj in their fght. Till to part them, people rushing go betw een! Yet t!i ear it fully knows, l'.y the crow ling. An! I he how lii.r. How tho combat cl.hs rnd flows? Yet the 'T it 1 I. inly tells, in tht j irring. And the warrinir, now thw battle sink t r.d fwclls, (flow densu in aw rul fr?.) By tha ceasirg or im reading of the clamor of the dogs Or the dJ2 Ofth (rorr, retr, yoic!) Dtnrs.dog, dg Wlt'j tliesaariiiig anitlte gaaflingof tbo dogi! IV Hear the yelping f the dogs Fiiirhteiied dor ! "low ars stilled the warm debates rf Parliament!? frog 1)11 n ii.u oj-liiny nicht: Can we help lutlauj:h outright At an lachrymaiy whiuier .f their toneAs tow'rds come Leth?ali pond. They are driv'nbj the lon beyond, W it'i einband stone? And the boys ah. tho naiishty boys They that get up u'.l this noise, In their revels, And ho houling, shontlng. tLoutirg, In a piercing monoione. Feel n glory In s routing Hunih be.ivswiih Mick and stone? They disgrace both man and woman They In heart are scarcely lniuau Thy are devil; And hatan, King of evil, 'as ever us uncivil To a." sail So-with friihl a hapless pnp, 'ith an dd tin pan, or cup, A I its tail ! While they hoot,and yell, and swear, Turns pale: Fhouting hof he! he! hi! Tothi plaintive, wildkl yl Of the dojrs: Xow n i-hout end thenagronn. As th?y fling Ih i deadly tone And they romp and raceAnil they Loojh und chao Thro brakes ml Imi; Keeping time.time.time, lna kind ot Kunic rhyme. To the yelpiiijr of the dogs Ks-jping time, time, time, lna happy Kunic rhyiu, Asiliey Uout.Kliout, sbout, Tottie w ailing of the dogs Of Hi j dtr Of the(i yi. i"-y.r) liog.s,doS,doTS To the crying aud ki ) I ingot the dogs. 8t. Loru,Jan.th,Ui3. fjrThe weather on Saturday was mild and pleasant, and Tery llasting to the hopes of ico men. Hydraulic Foundry. We call attention to Messrs. evis &. Barbaroux advertisement in to-day's paper. These gentlemen have a large establishment at Louisville, nnd are fully prepared to . make castings of different kinds, &c. They are the sole manufacturers in the West of the Patent Hub Morticing machine. One of these valuable machines may be sen at Mr. C. Deckers store. tnif The following pointed paragraph we extract from the "Editor's drawer" of Harper's Magazine. It may hold the mirror of nature" up to some who read it: 'Nothing so much vexes a physician as to be sent fur in great haste, and to find, after his arrival that nothing or next to nothing, is the matter with his patient. We remember an "urgent case" of this kind recorded of an eminent English surgeon: "He had been sent for by a gentle-man who had just received a slight wound, and gave his servant orders to go home with all haste imaginable, and fetch a certain plaster. The patient, turning a little p tie, said: "Heavens, hir, I hope there is no danger." "Indeed there is," answered the surgeon, "for if the fellow dosen't run like a race horse the wound will be healed before he can possibly get back." Stronar Movement. On the 22d, a delegation qf ladies with a netition H"iied bv 2S.OJil nf thnir ev. in favor of the Maine Law, appeared at the ; bar of the New York Legislature, and one ol i them addressed that august body. This is a strong and highly liudable elTort on tho part of the ladies in the "Empire State,"' and one which will, doubtless, have

its effect. In connection with this beneficent ' Parüd a celebrated line of the immortal TusC Hurt to reclaim the adlllt class of communi-j "That day I wore my gloves nomorer ty, we would suggest that each one of the But the lesson so rudely enforced sank deep 23,000 ladie3, re-enact and enforce in their , into my mind; and in alter life, I have had own family circle, a "hMicr law," which fluent occasion to make a practical appli-

would ha o-Armnio up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it."

Ltter from California. Mr. A. H. Variel, formerly of New Harmony, and who left this point for California with the Evansville companies last year, to cross the plains, has written a letter to Mr. Geo. Flower, which we find published in the Mt. Vernon Gazette. We make the fol-

lowing extracts. Speaking of California, he says: The farming. business must be first rate. I subjoin a list of Tavern charges, and the price of provisions. For a man and mule one night, the terms are, supper $1, bed 50 cents, breakfast $1, stabling the mule, and one shilling per lb for the oat-hay to feed him, will swell the bill up to about $5. A drink or a cigar is a separate charge, 25 cts. each. So you see a dollar goes but a little way. Price current of Marysvil!e. Pork and hams 30c per lb. Beef from 20 to 25c, and that seems to be the standing price. Flour $35 per bbl. Coffee 30c. Tea about the same as in the Atlantic States. Syrup $1 25 per gal. Potatoes 7 1/4 per lb, Onions 12 1/2, Cabbage 15c, Turnips 8c. All vegetables grow well, are fine in quality and of large size. One turnip raised at this place, weighed the enormous weight of 73 lbs. Beets grown here are the largest and the sweetest that I ever saw. The labor bestowed on your garden at Harmony would have produced five thousand dollars here. You can sell all that you raise on your ranche for ready money, no truck and turn over here. By taking them to the mines you can make yet more of them. With some means to begin, either at Sacramento or Marysville, in your line of business much more money is to be made with less labor than with you. The climate is loveable. Tho' in the vallies it is said to be very hot in the summer, I am told it is very pleasant on the Coast. A trip on the plains may be felt hard to persons not accustomed to labor and rough living. Yet aged persons stood the journey very well this season, better than many young ones. The chances of sickness and accident are about the same by land as water. By water you pay out much more, and what is spent is lost. By land, you put your means in stock and wagons, and drive all along with you. It is true water way is short—the land long and tedious. But if you get to California safely with the stock it is worth from six to ten times more than you gave for it, in the States. Such a wagon as Albert Fisher stated from Harmony with is worth here from three to four hundred dollars. Michael Craddock's, one hundred, Charles Twlgg's wagon, (the dancing feather) which I now own, about one hundred. Such a cow as you had last winter will sell here for $50 to 100. A fat Ox weighing 800 lbs. sells for $170 on foot He alludes to the impositions practiced upon emigrants crossing the plains, at every trading post, &c., and says: It seems to be one continued system of spoliation. From the time you commence preparations at home until you get here and into business, a man must be on his guard at all points. But once here in business it comes back very fast I assure you. California is the place to make money. I am wintering just at the foot of the snow line in a beautiful valley, one and a half miles [sic] from Foster's Bar on the North Uba River. I have located a small mountain farm, one that I can irrigate with but little labor. We have not sold our team yet but have them at at a ranch at $4 each per month, insured at $80 each from loss. Tell Mr. Nettleton that pork is only $60 per bbl at San Francisco, with a fair prospect for it to be higher. He can make a pile to ship here. Beef is also scarce and will be high for a year to come, as the demand cannot be supplied from the States by one half. So never fear to bring stock here if you wish to come, for you can get from ten to twenty times what they cost in the States, when they are once in the Sacramento Valley. ----- A Patch on both Knees and Gloves On. When I was a boy, it was my fortune to breathe for a long time what some writers term the bracing air of prosperity. JJy moth er light lie the turf upon her form which once enclosed her strong and gentle spirit was what is called an ambitious woman; for that quality which overturns thrones, and sup plants dynasties, hnds a legitimate sphere in the humblest abode that the shadow of pover ty ever darkened. The struggle between the wish to keep up appearances and the pinching gripe of necessitv, produced endless shifts and contrivances, at which we are told, some would smile, and some would sigh. But let me not disturb the veil of oblivion which shrouds from profane eyes the hallowed mys teries ol poverty. On one occasion, it was necessary to send me on an errand to a neighbor in better circumstances than ourselves; and therefore it was necessary that I shoul 1 bo presented in the best possible aspect. Great pains were accordingly taken tooive a smart appearance to my pitched and dilapidated wardrobe, aud to conceal the rents and cha?ms which the envious tooth of time tad tna;e in them; and by way of throwing over my equipment a certain savor hardened hands were enclosed in the unfamiliar casing of a pair of glove.-, which had belonged to my. mother, in days when her years were fewer, and her heart lighter. I sallied furth on my errand, and on my way encountered a much older and bigger boy, who evideutly belonged to a family which had all our dragging poverty, and none of uprising wealth of spirit. His rags fairly fluttered in the breeze, his hat was obstructed cn the most improved principle of ventilation, and his shoes fridn their venerable antiquity, might have been deemed a pair of fo.-sil shoos the very ones on which Shem shuiiled into the ark. He was an impudent varlet, with a dare-devil swagger in his gait,of"Pm as good as you" leer in his eye the very whel; to throw dirt at a horseman, because he was well dressed; to.tear a boy's .ul3es, because he was clean. As soon as he saw me, his eye detected the practical inconsistencies whic.'i characterized my. costume, ind, taking me by tho shoulders, turning me round with no gen- '. i a r i . a' m. tie hand, and surveying me from head to loot, exclaimed with a scornful derision, "A patch em linlh I. ntv nnd tilovcs on!' I still recall the sting of wounded feeling which shot through me at these words. To canon oi tue wonis oi my raggeu men j; when I have observed the practical inconsistencies j which so often mark the conduct of mankind. When, for instance, I see parents carefully

providing for the ornamental education of iT7RF.su flour-im bbi Wabash, rineGroTe, Poikt '. . . V . ... .. .. .til Mill. r-4 -11:11. L. In .- A K.

their children, furnishing them, with teachers in music, dancing, and drawing, but giving no more thought to that moral and religious training, from whirr lh trii eWtniiv anil - permanent happiness of life can come, nevt?r tP.nrhmVr thorn hnht9 r,f r.Wfiro n n A ! 7, I. ,. ; , l . ;' T i self-disciphne and control, but rather, by examP,e instruct mem invu speaking, in nn-1 charitableness, in envy, and in falsehood, Ii th.nt- vMi b?o.i fil.o r,n Irf, I n,'f ; ... , . r gioves on. When I see a house profusely furnished with sumptuous furniture, rich curtains, and luxurious carpets, but with no books, or none but a few tawdry annuals, I am reminded of tc patzh on both krcc.s rcilh theyhvts on. When I see public men cultivating exclu sively those qualities which win a way to office, and neglecting those which will quality them to fill honorably the post to which they a?pire, I recall the patch on both hnccs and gloves on. , When I sec men sacrificing peace of mind and health of body, to the insane pursuits of wealth, living in ignorance of the character of the children w ho are gro Ving up around them, putting themselves oil" from the highest and purest pleasures ofthelr natures, and so peNverting their humanity, that which wes sought as a mean?, insensibly comes to be followed as au eud, 1 say to myself, A patch on loth knees ami gloves on. When I see thousands spending for selfishness ar.d dstentation.'and nothing bestowed for charity; when I see. fine ladies bestained and bejeweled, cheapening the toils of dressmakers, and with har&h words embittering the bitter bread of dependence; when I see. the poor turned away from proud houses, where the crumbs of tables would be to them a feast, I think of tie patch on iclh hnees and gloves on. Albany, Jan. 22. ; In the District Court to-day, a verdict was rendered on behalf of the United States against Vm. A' IIillard,of Bridgewater Oneidaca, for using a postage stamp after it had been used already, in violation of the act of ion i 'im.:, i - : - : r.. - r ioji. fence. This is the first conviction for this oftd'Bayard Taylor thus discourses of the Spanish maidens: . The women of Cadiz arc noted for their beautv and their graceful gait. Some of them are very beautiful, it is true, but beauty is not the rule among them. Their gait however, is the most graceful possible, because it is perfectly free and natural. The commonest terving maid who walks the streets of Cadiz would put to shame a whole score of our mincing and wriggling belles. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . rrv STRAYED from tho subscriber's lot jVt in EvnnsviMe, a SOKPEL MARE, Iii hands Pi"high. with white on her face, shod ail round and about ti years old. Mie left the ow.ier on Monday evening, the "iMth Int., by ese-pii-g from the lot. fche Is handsome and w orth $(U. Anyone retcndnglh-f above described animal to me, will be' liberally rewarded. Jan311wd&w J. S. JAQUESS. LARD OIL & STERINE CANDLES. rpiIE nndersigred Is ergncd in manufacturing Lard JL Oil and Merine Candles I this city, of the best ouality, which can be o'.Uin. d at the store of Messrs ata 6c KjtAMta, Main street, Evansville, at Ciucin null prices. 'I hey are the only Agents in thU.clty for Sellin? articles of my manufacture. The Wholesale price w ill always be the same as the Cincinnati quota lions aud w ill be retailed at the usual tunrkef rates Jan31 tf GEO. KLEIN. TVI3 & B AE B A. ROUS, HYDRAULIC FOUMIUY, LOUISVILLE, KY., 4 KK now making and keep constantly on hand; casl X. iron Screw ripe, I, 1, U; 1, II. a, Hi ana 3 incu -re. suitable lor u-ii, water, gas, Ac., to wbk h Uiey reetw ifuHr bivite the attention of Railroad, Gas and Water Coihfcnies, and all others ia ant of cheap and durable i ipe. ALSO Mill Machinery of tho moj.t npproved pat terns inaUe to order; cast iron Force aud UU Pumps, of various sizes and kinds, always on baud. Tobaccr Lard, Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices; Car Wheels and other castings for Railroads Job work of all kinds promptlv attended to. I hey arc also the sole manufacturer in tu We?t, of hoys V French's Patei. Hub Moriicinir Machines, for carriage and vagon makers. With one of these machines a man can do more work in one day and do it better, tiian ne can do in Ave days without it. One or these machines cau be gecn in ot oration ct Mr. C, Dki ker's tf this place who U the authorized Agent fur this aud the adjoining COJlltlCS. Orders from a distance enclosing tha money, or satis factory references, promptly attended io. Jan29-ly HAIIXFORD FIRS INSURANCE CD-, IIAKTFOKÜ, CONNECTICUT. iKCORPf.RATEO IblO-C'HARTCB PsRftTC!.. Autkori-.edC tp'l $ Jj0,0u0. Subscribed Cap'l -JIjOCP, rrilll.S long established nnd well kniwn Institution JL has tr. tisucted a most extensive insurance business f r in ire than forty year., throughout tho United Mates aud t ie uriiirtli eortn Ameru-au iroviuces. It has aimed lt secure public c iitidence, by an honorable and faitMul lulnllment ol its contracts; ai d tL-3 ow ners of property are a toured that all fair claims for loss under its policies will be liberally adjusted and promptlv paid, public KuilJiiig-, M uiufactories. Mills, Machiner', Dwelling Houses, Mors, Merchandise, Household Furniture, V esels ou the sliK-ks or w hile in port, etc , eve, k ul be iiisiiruu at rates as low as tue rink will aumtt. lue lollow iug gentle uien constitute the . BOARD OF DIRECTORS. H. HUNTINGTON. President. Albert Dav, Caivi! Uav, Jxes Goodwii, Job Ai.lt, Ciiakli:- LioswtcLL, Jonx P. Bkacz. IIk.nky Kenkt, ( harms J. l.'in. CHARl'ES TAYLOR, Secretary. CnaisroJ-nitt C. I.tmas, AssisUsnt .ec'j. JTj-'Ai'plici.tions fr insurance mav be made to ALLEN C.IIALLOCK, Agent, Main street, nearly opposite Uie Uank , de8 . . Eviiiisville, Lid. 5,000 BUSHELS OF PRIME WHEAT, "TT7"ANTED at Pigeon Vater M'.Ils, for w hich wo will v pay '5 cents "jk.t bushel until further notice. Jaiu9 i&vvuctv.v. COMBS 50 gro.s new style Fanrv Tack-cnmb, assfd Received aud for sale by JAS. LOW o; CO.. JaniT 417 Main t., Louisville Ky. T ADR ASS CRAYATS 230 do ree'd and for se.le by i.f JL JA. t.U Gi C U., jan2 417 Main street Louisville Ky. BLACK ITALIAN CR AYA TS SO der. ree'd nnd for sale by JAMES LOW CO., Jan-,'7 417 Main street, LouUvüle, Ky. B LACK COriON LACES 3(H) t-ieces ast'd widths. J inn97 rfceivcu uuu ivrsuio uy J.i.Mts L.OW A: CO. 4li Main street, Louisville. t OTrO N A L"S 1 00 cases received per late arrival and and for salj by JAS. LOW & CO., J"-' 417 Main st., Lou.. Ky. 1. EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE Just ree'd Ufo nnd J advetitu s or Dictt Clinton; Mary Price; Cncle Tom's Cabin; Railroad Guide; Braithw-nr'is Kolro-pect. For sale by Jan27J SAMUEL LISTER. ORANGES3 1IU frcbh sw eet Oranges large and fine, red'd per sieamer ultana, aud for sale ty Jan27 PRESTON ERO'S. EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE, has Jut recaived a new Novtl Mary Price by RenokU. W o know it to be better thau the generality of novels. Janiti SAMUEL LISTER. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has L been appdntcd Administrator of the estate cf Malaihi Rellv, defeased, late "f Vanderburgh county. All persons having accounts against said estate w ill pleaso lresent thorn dulv authenticated, and those indebtod w ill psy Uie aW to T1IOS. O'BEIRNE, JaiiiT"3w Administrator. M ECIIANIOS' Tools; a full and comple'e assortmcn of CarjM.u;ers, Cabinet Makersand Coopers' Planet ami Ed so Tools, for sale, at the a'.gn of the Mill Saw, ty ccUa CM. GRIFFITH.

X: Mills, Princeton ilillf brands. In store and for sale by

CIIKESlr-M boxes in store and for Bale by Jul27 SAMUEL ORR. FLOUR. 900 EI.S- "Perflne family Flour from Plgwn water v v mills, warriiiieu, for sale by C. HELL. Jaui.7 rilMns.-Jut received and for sale low ai our Fur--S nituru rooms on Water street, 30 dozen wood-seat; cane s?ai. and sola-seat Cüairs. jalI,7 W OOLFEV & EI-SO!C. , CJO FAS. Just received andfor&uleat onr Furnitur rooms, eight flue Sofas. Jan27 WOOLSEY & XELSON. BEDSTKADS Just received and for tula low, a lot of high poet 12edteadd. Jan27 WOOLSEY A KELSOX. ' GLASS-WARE. Jast received and for sale at auction' and lrivate aale, a lot of Glassware. Jan-' WOULsj-y 6c NELSOX. , JUST I.'ECEIVED and for sale, a law lot of Looking class Plate. WOiilskv Ar xki sov. FLAT-BOATS FOR SALE. ONE LA KG E MZE, ISO by 20, fullv rlgjred with sweeps, oars, pump, cabiu, kc. .Also one &5 by IS M jvfj iuiii A.U uiru vl juiiSM tf G.W. GLOVF.lt. BISCH & HEINECKEN, . I Vkl:OLKS4LK DKtLEKS ljf FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS Wl.NES, CORUIALS, SYKUPJ5, HAVANA C1ÜAI2.S FKfcSCIi CALF-SKINS. &e. . Wnisaits Old; Alonongahela, Old Kye, Old Bourbon. lrih, Scotch, Pect. (led and Paw MESSES..UISCH & HE1AKCKL.N purchased the exUMiive fttovk of Liquors aud W iocs. Ctears etc . of Messrs. Whltmau & Zahn about the .middle of November last, and haying made large additions theretd;. Street near Water. -Messrs. B. 61 II. will aticod Mrlctlf to their business ia person, no one else having authority ' ava wa iu ivuuviUVU V ALU UlClr XlOUftO " Jjni!7 CHAIN PUMPS. " T"rXDRSIG-NE" rc wffrel In potting op the "l hau Pump," and will lna ew davs have a large'' lot of this nnnralled t.umpg at Evansville, w hich thew ill attach to cisterns and wells at a low price, and warrant to give perfect aatUfactiou; The Chain Pun p U particularly adapted t t iiden.8, at a child may w ork it; tiid it kef ps the water stirred cp so as to prevent stai.at on. "1 na s-iujdlcity of the pump Is only equalled by its darabiutr, and almost utter imt osiil.ilitv nt ..ttt,. I out of order. Oi:e of them may be Seen at the rcbideuca ..i ...r. vramrq Men. iho uuleiuried would ask the attention of dtizena to it, as no certificates of its worth, tre reipiired alter an examination. Information can be" had by calliEg at lhe therwood Iloasa. i" i-lt W. W. COLLINS & CO. ; wttvtm,,AW & JENSON r vjTINLEthe practice of Law, in Gwafhmey's build J lug on 1st street betwkcu Wain and Locust, Evans vi. Ic, lud, an J will bestow prompt and careful atteii:nn upon all business entrusted b litem, in any of tie Courts ol tho Ktate. Particular attention paid to the purchase, and sale of Real EsUte, collection of elalui. &c JOHN LAW, wH-lyd ilOKKIS S. JOHNSON. PlTTSRUKGII ALE.JanJ3 -SCO Ills, to arrive, for sale by LEilE.xTdt VELE. A. J. ROBERTS & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION. FORWARDING AND W2STERN PRODUCE MERCHANTS, IVo. G2 lj ira atret t, Rew Orlcaü Particular attention ghcit to Vic purchase oj Uoods on orders. KErtm-xce: Messrs. Jas. Connoly & Co., A. Brr-Jier Esq., C. C. EatLrop, New Orleans; Ü. A.Jnuay fc Co., Riggs, Lieriug& Co, Suiythe & ,ore; St. L.uisJ. A.M. ir, Esq., Kiclurdson, Gardner & Mone. Cin! cinnati; A. Thurtton Esq., Louisville, Kv.; II. p var. ing. Esq., New York; K. Doha dt Co.. Leavens, Maloii it Co., Mobile; S. E. Gibert, Evansville. Jan25 BALL AT PIG EON SPRING s7 A BALL will be given at Pigeon Fprings on Wednes. day eTening, Jan. SClh, to which the lancing public is respectfully invited. Every arrangewiem iii b made for the comfort and pleasure of tnose who altead, Omnibusses w ill be oa band to convev passviijrers tcrand from the springs. Price of tickets $i to be had at Oh aaloou. - janS-l-21 öffTöITöregon. NOTICE. A first-rate fana cmilaitring sO acres, with t J4i' acres under good improvements, situated in Knight Tow uship, w ill be sold at a great barg dn. For furbier particulars enquire of II. J. Haet, or VmpBrbv rn xas, on the place. Janli-tf UMPIIREY FICKAS. WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE 3 boxes Justreceived and for sale bv t K.'E. GILBERT A CO.. -.ff1 : : Sycamore, near Water. ANOTHER GOLD MINE FOUND. Qoot, Shoes, llat Cap- and tarnetIlaM, at Vat. I PROPOSE to sell out my entire stock of goods atcost, for t-AFU. and for cah only, w holesale or re- . tail. My stock i of tha best manufacture, aud of the latest et) les. All who wish to get lUx.U, Mioes, &eM at' their nw n price will do well to give me a call nt No. 14 Main street, Evatsville, nearly op- cite the bank. . JaulU JAMES R. PAGE. Jr. : MEDICAL LOOKS.--Dutig-lesou's Medical Dictionary; !lK.i.er d do: Chrlotison & Griffith's Pis-jtensatory; 'o'd & Cache's U. S. do; r-sey- 0erailre Mirppr;-; ' ' Ecrgueson Practical do; .Iiwreuce on the Eye; For sale at thj Evansville Bookstore, bv . ' Janl2 ' .SAMUEL LISTER. ; IJE FINED SI' GAR. 20 bbls St.IuU Loaf, Crushed A. Powdjred and Refined W hite, for sale bv tS. K. GILKKKT & CO. Jan?2 fyramore near Water SALlilON. SMOKED AND PICKLED SALMON, Just recited direet from Ronton, for sa!e at Jan.' COOK'S FAMILY GROCKRY. CITY JHIIS FLOUR. CITY Mills Flour is iiowsellinirat$4.rOn,4 75 whole-' sale, iüü bbl j good Fine Flour at f 3 -.1 janJC . J. N. ROSS, AgenL J - A"A,TLI)-50C0 lbs. Fresh Butter, to close aa ' order. TAYLOR & HARVEY. . !. jau-ia Fsont street. j COTTON YARNS C3 bags best quality, 4. 5, and ' (, in store, just received ncr R. AI . Patton. and for-1 s:de ut faitar) pneesby S. E. GILBERT & CO.. J'1" AgeuU Cj press factory. CARPET CHAIN 50 bagt Just rccelvedar.d fof sale-' : , low ny S. E. GILBERT & CO "' Kycamore near Water- j (10TTOV .BATTING 23 bales No. 1 and 2, rcceivedj per K M Palton, for sale bv QADI'.LERY A complete stock of Harness and Trim--kj iiiin-rs. .sa!llery. Hardware. t2eUier itb Saddler's Toots, can bd lound at BALCOCK BROTHERS. riTSSf'TjITTIOTJ. ' THE COPARTNEKSlilP betweeH the aubscribera, under the firm of Twiuhcll & MegriJge. was dis- ' Mdve I in Seidember last, by the de.-.th of John W. iwitehell.- The CKiuui-sion and Forwarding business , will be continued by the survivor, Josei.h Mogridge al 5 M. Lotus, Mo, JOHN W. TWITCH ELL, Jalll-llU JKJCl 11 .MUlll.iWUt. NOTIL'I is hereby given that the undersigned hat r lceu ai'tMii:tod ad'ininistrator of the tUtf of Wil- " lia'ii M. Walker, late of I'undei burgh county, deceased. - I'he e.t ite is supposed to be solvent J inlo-3w JAMES T. WALKER, Administrator. OYSTERS. DOZ. CANS Norfolk Ovu-rs Just reeelvcd and for 1 aalaby pRESlON BROTHERS- ! 20 S A L M O N. 1 TIERCE No. 1 Salmon received and for nie by JL junID PRESTON BROTH Et.S EVANSVILLE BOOK STOTE. Just received i fresV ! supply bf French Accordeous, Spanh Guitars liiiijis, iamborines, Ac. Also, Guitar, Violin,-and' Violii relli Strings; for sale by 1 , janlS SAMUEL LISTER. ' - 'i OLD BRANDIES AND CHOICE WINES, of pme qualities, together with a renerat stock of Dowtstic-' ' Liquors, can be had at EEMEN T Ac VIELE'S, ianl3 . Commercial Row. - . t i - i XTEW CROP SUGAR AND MOLASSES. ' ' Xl 2ü3 hhds Fair and Prime Sugar; 15:0 bbls Molasses, in Bennett's Cooperage. To arrive aud for sale by BKMENT ot VIELE. GUNNY BAGS. Wobbles laize 2t bushel size, for-, sale low by al3 - hE.MENT & VIELE. 1 E. ICE. TAR, &c 33 tes prime Carolina Elce: ." iiO bhls larg- size Caroui.a 1 ar; 33 do do Kostu; 13 do- do. PiU For sale I. V Jania EE.MENX A VIELE-