Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 5, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 May 1853 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL

A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. TERMS OK KKKSCRtPTinX Dally Journal, per year,. ... , f5 00 by the weak, 10 Trl-Weekly Journal, per year. ... .. 4 00 Weekly Journal,...:....... 8 00 Ciwciw4Tt aiicr Messr. Pan 6x Mokboi Fourth street, between Vine and Walnut; Cincinnati, art autuor'zed genta for Uit transaction of boslness tot fiie Evansville Journal. Tbe D iil Jourunl will be found n -lain their offlc, and advertisements and aubscripuou are respectfully solicited Uroug a wem 1I0NDAY1 JIORNING,:::::::.:::::MAY 2. lndlajnauiwia Meeting In Cincinnati. The citizens of Cincinnati, without respect to party, held an "indignation meeting" on tbe 37th, to express their dissatisfaction with the.course taken by ' Mayor - Snellbaker, in preventing the Re?. Mr. Kirkland from preaening in the market place the Sunday previous. We are not disposed to meddle with the local differences which exist between the citizens of Cincinnati and their mayor, except so far as the usurpation of offi cial power, as recently excised by Mr. Snellbaker, becomes a public question. ' So gross an infringement of one cf the most cherished principles of our government, "the right cf speech' secured and guarantied to every American citizen, at once becomes t matter of public concern, and it is the duty of all good citizens to resist and suppress all such violent assumptions of power at all hazzanls. How much less than perjured is that officer, after having swnrn an official oath "to support the constitution of tbe United States," who will trample underfoot one of its plainest1 provisions, and assume by virtue of a little "brief authority" to depiive American can citizens of their dearest civil rights! We append a series of resolutions adopted at the meeting, which evince a noble and pa triotic determination, to maintain their right and the dignity of "freedom of speech" against any further official innovations, and at any satrifice. A committee of one hundred of the best citizens of Cincinnati was appointed to wait upon Mayer Snellbaker, and request him to resign; 'the committee fully endorso the sentiments of one ot the speakers on tbi occasion, Rev. Mr. i Priestly,' in repudiating His Honor as a vile thing, civilly, socially, and politically. Whereas, The right of the people to as semble in the public market place or streets to consult upon public affair; or tho right cf any individual to speak or preach in the public places in this city has not been quetione 1 but always conceded, and believing that it accords with the principles o. democracy, and, whereas, D. T. Snellbaker, Mayor of the city, supported by a large body of police, did, on last Sunday morning, under the pretext of quelling or preventing a riot, peremptori ly stop the Rev. Mr. Kirkland from speaking whilst addressing a large number of people who were peaceably listening to hia addre&i; therefore. Resolved, That tbe Mayor of the city-difl, o.rUiat occaaion, transcend his authority that nis conduct was calculated to cause the mischief that he wished to prevent by a rot or a sort of self-deience against presumptuous officials..' - - - Jfexouedyrtiat the police (some of them It least) by their tyrannical course in attempt ing to prevent the expression of disapproba . tion by the people present at tbe official acts of the Mayor, showed by their promptitude to do their master's bidding .particularly in crushing freedom and elevating desp tism., Rerolved, That as freemen we claim that i is the right, aye the duty, of every individual to express his convictions of the acts and tendencies of any public society, institution or sect, be it benevolent, political, or rcli gious. . - Resolved, That we believe it the sacred doty of every American to become acquaint ed with the teachings and acts of every ruli gius denomination, be they good or evil, and judge of them by the standard which they themselves have raised. Resolved, Thatw, as American citizens will oppose the attempts of any religious body .to incorporate their power or influence into that of the government, either general or local. Resolved, That in view of the premises Mr. D. T. Snelbaker be requested to resign Ais omce as aiayor. Resolved, That this meeting is in favor o sustaining any person who desires to address the people in our market spjees on any tcpic 01 puDIic interest and concern. Onrnevr Poatmstster. Ben. Stinson, having received the necessary papers from the Post Office Department, will enter upon tho duties of the office 'today. That he will prove faithful and compe tent, we have no doubt, In parting with Mr. Chandler, we deem it but justice to him to say that, he has been a courteous andobli - King offic-r, and, we believe, Lis discharged the perplexing duties of his office with gneral satisfaction, both to the people and the department. Postmasters are not unfrequently censured when there is no real fault to be found with them. The public seem to think that there are nn t),- ik- u riK - - w viivi IttlVl WH UVV kV S vv a M j.,,. ,e v vu.WvviW Kr me mini, wo ii, ine floors ar ever found closed, whether in or out of seaeoo, the officer is petulantly char ged with dereliction of duty. The re-mla tions, as to the time of delivery at this office ! ...a . . w" mrespenucai.y i.iu aown py the department,' which the postmaster would perhaps ficd to his advantage to publish, in order that his patrons may know the true official otliotlonsthatheowestothem. CJ"The beautiful steamer Empress arrived here at nino o'clock Saturday morning. Her . time was fourdiys and a half some ! four boars behind the Reindeer. Capt. Wilson vw- um m.v iiuucci. vayi. , , ii auu full ublhhal the ehineter'or hi bo.t V 9 k.a rtK- n -j .u.v. .I t. . t .1 , aibe makes tha time of the Riendeer or; not.! jyiio tmuiym ua 00 Buj?cri9r on vnej river, in a. comraodationi.

CITt Of EVAJfSVILLEi

Another Railroad. Meeting. ' Pursuant to publie notice and adjournment, a large and highly respectable meeting was held on Saturday erening, April 30th, at Foster's Hall. ; , ' Hi Hon. Mayor Hopkins, was called to the chair, and P. Q. O'Riley appointed secretary. - J. G. Jones, Esq., addressed the meeting at considerable length, in an able and efficient speech, showing the immense advantages to. be gained by the. early construction of the proposed Strait Line Railroad, and urged that le whole of the enlargement! be taken in, and that the City then includedtake $250,000 in stock. . .. ,- .... Hon. Willard Carpenter was next called on and adJre.sed the meeting at great length, showing the importance of this road as a stock paying investment, and it effect upon real estate, in enhancing its value, the immense increase of trade and travel secured to our city, and showed satisfactorily from reliable statistics, that this road would be the very best paying stock in Indiana. John Ingle, "Jr., was next called to the

Island, and fully and clearly -demonstrated the necessity of the immediate construction of this road, and the duty of the City to sub scribe a liberal amount of stock without delay. Mr. Ingle's speech Yas a spirited exposition of bis own practical ideas, derived from long experience in railroad matters and was : re ceived with great enthusiasm by the audience Judge Foster was next called upon, and responded by submitting a motion to the ef fect, that a committee be appointed to devise a plan, to raise tbe requisite amount of stock, and submit such plan to the next meeting. Chas. Viele Esq., offereJ ant amend ment to Judge Foster's motion "that the city of Evansville proper, take $200,000 stock; and that the proposed committee be appoin ted, and prepare and submit their plan for raising said stock, nt the next raeet'ng, The Chiirman, made some pertinent re marks urging the question. Jir. v leie auienameni was acccpieQi ana the motion for the city of Evansville .proper ntaSa oaj-itack wunaninKilv car. - f , Cu - b committee: JOHN SHANkLIN, A. C. HALLOCK, CONRAD BAKER. DR. MORGAN. Tcmr. r o ri.nr'fK.n ... , . . , M'Kä m.ahni, than mr1irnrn oA ti ma at narl i,re,,u"M"4 v"c" UJ""" v mm a v mm a m. ü I i uesday evening st oster liaii at 7j o'ciock. J.Ö. Ilü-Äla, UÜ'n. .. P G O'Rttfv SprVir ' J . . ,. . . . . I I Anr Her, Pirrrr-W. U.fv w i m a av mm m .ta. oy me wew ior. papers, inai a very maienai advance nastaicen place in tha prices ot beef cattle in that market. This sudden adM,(..MM.UP.rn,P.,i.n..n mn.h nw. . . , ingio me growing acarcuy in mose section of country, whence-come our supplies, nor to an increased consumption at home, but to tbe sorbin ur of new and invitimr markets ...I... V. a . .XT . . cJacuC.c. uo j;., iu uio ;, iu Wortnern Illinois, Indiana and Michigan, who a m, a . I a a . . a a a,. have hitherto been large contnbutrrs to Eastem markets. , are now drivin" their herds v,. ,u r.ix.,n;. -w.w y... mvyyy -...v. m v.v wvv. v-.w on loot is now from 9 to 10 cents per pound .. . . The retailers content themselves wi h 15 or 1G cents. Beef is becoming a luxurr in Gotham, which only the rich man is able to "j"y . CJ We have been presented a beautiful - little volume by English Items ' Leiters from three only had time to give the work a cursory periiMl.l.t hrp na,, mn.hin it t nlpa J , . j r ' . -. . j w. , vv...-.u. . i. . r i; . J'.:i.;t.j. i.ie gciu ui mtrraiurc cuu airikiug nisioncol notes without tbe drop. Its language is couched in so oleasin and entertaining a .tvlthatltr.nnntfnnto h . rv pntp-.l . . . , J taming oook. Miicister's Sauries. There have been a generul pushing up of Ministers, salaries, in KaW nnn.rtJmt rprpntlr. . Trinitv -a-t.Kh.. ;n,rp.p,i tb.,i,r!p. nf ita . r . ... rectors uu eac-i, laujuug me ng-rrgaie salaries 83.000 a year. St Paul's Church has n-w Mr T ittlpmW. alirv Äinn cnnn t?- XT. n.., ton's salary, at the North Congregational Soctety, has been increased from 1200 to 81500 a yea . - The college Street Church : h&8 not onI increased the salary of Rev. Mr, ', Strong, its pastor, to 1400, but has paid 1 8000 for lhe extinguishment of its debt, Good Time. The fleet Reindeer was at o,,r n. r,-rf c ,i r... j,. .-.i; r 3 X . . . " " v mvuib iivui llCVf VUlCaUS A Ii 19 19 a a ,1 ine oesi ume maüe Uua Tear Dy D7 01 lne 1ew "rns and Louisville boats. Y e are obliired to Mr. Esscx.tha rentlemaulv clerk , " n , ,. ' ""T i . 'V A f irio t tf tv ita tff,t. f ruit killed. I here was quite a severe white frost on Monday nisrht last, in the v-ti.--na-nr ih.Stf- Ks-fc-si.-. tä r t " r- - Haute Journal says, has, as usual, destroyed lI)eiriruilin 1081 quarter, me cause tops and fence? were covereo witn a tniciccrus: of "Ifrost. and the buds and blossoms entirely a . - .a frozen to death. rrr We call the attention of the public to theVnII P.npr tor. Store. Fancv Jewel- : ' 7" ' tj -ox manuiactory anu uook cinuery, oi . , . . , S"1""? G,"er,on F,r" "re"' JT! Hi Sift ekray 1 A rf - ? . 2 -..til U jm. n4 uueu. 4 neir caxu wm uo iuuuu another col iumn. tZT" ; Hon. O. H. Smith left Saturday eve - f ninj for Indianapolis on the Telegraph, No. 2

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, by malt. Ward, author oi cr0es to the Government, each culprit con- wnnM raatno imnutationann Kossuth: lhat t

Continents. We have tributin? to the amount according to Iiis inte- it :wmitri h & sntiie.-t for futur ennuirv. -

xiiE ccn.irr slave trade. Slave Trade n Cuba Landing a C.ryo The Investigation How Slaves are Kidnapped, j-c., fc. , Matakzas, Saturday April 2, '53.' I havi already apprised you of the success of Don Antonio Capo in landing a caro of slaves at Guazimä." In my "present letter I propose to supplyjrou .with some of the particulars of the business, and with the subsequent fate of the parties concerned in it. ; 'After getting his,' human freight f fairly ashore at tha place I have mentioned. Capo presented himself at the entrance of the harbor of Cardena., with the American colors at

his mast-head, and signalled for a pilot. ' HaV' in?? orocured one. th rral was directed to theleeside of the Cava Piedra, where it was run aground and set fire to. ;i.2 ':r':; Some eleven or tweive hundred negroes

were "run in '' The original cargo exceed- and jce3 have a(ivanced 3J per bbl; Wesed 1,300. About two hundred pensheJ in the tern canal 22s 6J; Ohio23s 6i. Thedemand

course onna voyage, in c sequence oi at- j3 ood and prices stifler. tempts to release themselves three several Corn All qu ilities have slightly advanced efforts having been made unsuccessfully. the demand is good and prices have advanced The subject was at once orought to the notica 6J. white 30sj mixed 31s. Provisions Ira -of the British Cou.ul, who was informed with port3 are heavy. Pork is dull, and the marregard to the minutest particulars .by means ket is overstocked. ' , of a neress who was one of tho kidnapped, n.-nn U artivp. r rl'Mini nf l,1 T.nrJ

and who had been purchased by a friend of mine. .The girl disclosed to three or four of us in secret ession, all that had transpired on the voyage; and, by dint or close inquiry, we were enabled to furnish the Consul n-1 only with itoles of the information drawn from ner, oui wiui every ueuu ic regiru to mo named of the partners in the enterprise, the officers .of the vessel, and the crew. The Consul acted with the utinoot promptitude. Taking with him the Belgian and American Consuls, he proceeded at once to the Palace and demauded an interview with tho Captain General. In 'consequence of this interview the Brigadier Mora les Rada, was sent to this city - by the Captain General, as a commissioner to examine the case. He forthwith caused the several 'armadores' or owners of the ship to he arrested. The examination brought out the atrocity of the affair in the broadest light. Capo directed his coursotoa pjrtujuese nrgro coiony on iuo toast vi vaurarid, puui fanding they had no negroes to sell, he detcrmineato nil nissnip without oeing at me expense or a purchase. - lie thereloro tooK ev ery possible means to ingratiate himself with iu uiuauiiiiiui, auu cecurc iueir cuuuaruw, i awaiting an opportunity lor a coup dtf wain. neu tne u ne 6-rucK mm as lavoraoie, tue Iwhnlfl mtniii.'itinn wn' hufdon tn ii n ciiilin least on hoard. ship, and plsed with drugged rum until the gieat mass ot them were complcteiy stupehe J with their. potations. Vrue"we ?.u"l5u!a.w in"rew tu I mm Mill .t 1 iliA tnr..iin ntA I uiaao an nan, auu wucu me umuriuu . .www.w.v- , .v.,., .i I !.. i I .1 memseivesoutoi sigai oi snore; anu moso .a a . a I of their company who had been more moderate hi tucir potauon, ircauy sccureu in I . . lI MM. V AY mm aVA m HBAVWMJkl irons, n luraujr tiiouu tucjr uiicmptcu me firt thinnr tn rp !( I Ii Ama1vo4 h rmno nn I i" o - - j .. a I ,,,v" XX.tm: . weaDons. while the crew was larrre and armed I CI I t all poiuts; so that notwuhstanding repeateaenunsio noerate memseives iney were uniformly overmastered. These: encounters were murderous. Large numbers were thrown .overboard or cut to pieces with knileanlsabre; 0 that the loss of life daring the trip was at least two hundred persons. Of those wno aurvived, and w ora -the ageuts tf govfr,1Tn.1 nave. r"e,veu nunureuareat mis moment in cur uospuai undergo nr sur?ncal traatment far aabre cuts. stabs and other .wounds of greater or less seO O O I I " - .a t-1 . ST I verity, receivea irom tne Kidnapping rumans WD0 caPlurea lDe,,u ilinY J lüe negroea are Portuguese, and al o them are iutellijdJ ttbove the ordinary level of native I A,ncans. , The Government inquiry, as was to have I I ! , . 1 -II'.! I I uu aiuiciuatej, nas enucu in aauiuonai r...A . n .1 : xT. r . "' of the vesse, or of the h avebeen linn urr. a r i t i lifr'r a. vv nil ariMii aatai KiirirMiiri i I arrested. The investigation was confined to me partners, anu auer aragging aiong ior l . I-. 1 ome ti,ne was "ddenly hushed up. The dei r a . . - . . . r . u re,it iu the venture, accompanied as it was pecuniary considerations. The bribe was irresistible: The bargain was at once c-ea ravia. liovernoroi alatanzaa. Marco-l I . . t , r i t .1 teui, ana morales uaas, me mree commiseioners, ratifying it on behalf of Gen. Cane-J ao ana as me auair was compie to at tne GoHseum, the bargain is called the "Treaty of the Coliseum," out of doors. The parties to this infamous transaction walk the streets in - . insolent impunity, secure iron, an tne consequences of their crime. And why! To use the language cf a Government official, in-1 utioüsiy dropped soon alter the arrest, the prosecution would not be p enni ited to go to any great length, because tbe parties mculpated were öpaniards; mit is, n4 Creoles. And this is the result of the Consul's interference. It only made the Insular Government a larSer participant in the profits of the inmitted to go unheeded. - j - w--aax-a-i-w " Callfornla Itrmn. The Cortes arrived at Panama from San i Francisco in fourteen days. The citv of Marysville has again been inun dated by the rise of Feather and Yuba rivers. The stea-ier California,, which left San 1 Francisco on the Istof April for Panama, tuok J down S2iI32,000 in gold dust, oi which SS00,000 was to Page, Bacon.d: Co., aud 6530,000 r A rliina a. C.CmI.U iaUMI T-j-w There were but few passengers at Aspinwall waiting transit to the Mates me sicamer rage, running oetween oacra I . 1 m.nt-.n.l San Francisco, exnlml hr hnil i iiiwiitv r - - --v. ers on the Sacraraeto river, killing four pas-spno-pra and seriously woundin? several other?. .'.The loss by the overflow at Mary sville was . " very creat. . The steamship Tennessee, reported wreckd off San Francisco, has ;been abandoned, anj was fasl going to pieces. I mm A m m m W The Legislature, oeyona xae passing oi a bill imposing a tax on loreign miners, did but little business A resolution was offered , on the 25th pro : j- K.kr V r "Tr " V ,w ' ri, -,- ., r fnrrt m;nr- tax hill i saii is n uiwu uimav m wm mw wm j ...::":rx;v.::T: r z ::?, lt:z ü .v.iuij UJ w 1 tivp minors I Baltimore, April 23.- 1 The general council to-day, passed a reao-' Intinn rpnurintr tha ltri-l.ntiirfi trt authoriaf , the city to endorse $1,000,000 in bonds to the Pittsburg and Connelville railroad.

AHR1YAL OF ' tiig :

mm. rv a tvt a m ' a i -V HAUFAxVADril 23- i ,Th.e Canada has just arrived. Liverpool CoTToir Maeket. Sales of cotton for the week;60,000 bale,: Sale .to speculators, 11,000: exporters, 12,000 bales. Lower grades have improved most. The demand wgood.ana price nave advanced f per pound under the influence of the Baltic's ad vices, and alTqualities have considerably ad vanced.' New Orleans fair 6, Orleans mid. rr - r ,A 500,000 bales. - J Flour The market has recovered from the jpriin nntirprl in onr last, the dprnanJ I crn.vi 5Ja. there j8 a speculaüvo demand, and it is heJ at 53s6J. " ''T ' The r:-nada broke a crank and was dptain. ed over a day.. r. -m ) The Canada arrived at Halifax at 8 o'clock this morning. Provisions Imports are heavy and the markets is . partly -overstocked. Gardner , w quotes new beef at 92s Gd to 110s; western pork 80s 6i; eastern 84s 7d. bacon 51s to i3s eboulders are firm, with an upward ten dency. Cloverseed has declined 5s; tallow firm . common rosin 4ä 6da5s; spirit turpentine os oa; me iiioney raaraeu is unseuieu; sugarand coflej are dull; there is but a small business doing in rice, but it is firm at 29sa 3is. ' : . . Lo5D05. The money marV et is easier at previous rates, and transactions are small in U. S. and State stocks; U. S. 5s 1862, '92a 93. 6s '62. 104il05: Gs 68. bonds HOalll: Pennsylvania State 5s 88aS8 J; consols for money lOOt. Th latest advices deny that an insurre( tjon had taken place at Barcelona. Jt ia rumored at Paris that the projected Di.n30f the Atlantic steamshin com nanv are abandoned. ' . ' ' . l The Glasgow steamship company have contracted for a new vessel to run to New v '.' i. ' A Glasgow commercial house at Bremen is about to put two steamers, recentlv purchased from the German fleet, on the route to New York. w m m . . . ft In fh Honse Ot Uommons. on the I4th. sir ii.ii. iacy asicea tne governmeni wnemer 1. - - . - . n the ne??oc at ous with the United -States. n or Colonial America, the riehts and interests 0r tho British subjects and those ofthe Mus . W . nUn0 mg were attended 10. T l lu O.. II i:J J t. jui u fuiiu xwuauiiicLiiiru, auu eaiu Liiaw iuc negouauuua uau nok iciwimicu, uiciciuru Untr f-ttpmpnt w.iiill h npmtiipa II I VM au W WVWMaW mm V a m W a resolution to abolish the duty on advertisements was aeed to without a division. The London oollce searched Kossuth's house, in London, on the morning of the 14th when larjre stores of arma and amunitions were found. It is stated that the recent arrests in Prus sja were made in co nsequenre of information lurnUhtd by the London police, who placed ,pie8-irouud the refugees r tk tf- r rmm- P,M. 3!p All liUU aaVVU7V Wa VVU VIS VII IUI J. Wallesbv asked the government if those gtateraerts concerning Kossuth were true. Lord Palinerston replied that a warrant was issued to search the house at Rothshire. not occupied by Kossuth, in which were found arLTe ouantit ei of rockets. she s and eunnowder. but that no assurance had been inven ' . . . to forei?n Dowers, except that reiujrees would ., " ,r i . t not ue auoweu w aouseuie nospiiaiuy oi xl n.nrnlmhf said that theaa munitions LHa.i.a. - i t . were found in a rocket factory, and were for i gale. ,.... . w M. Wright asked Lord Palmerston if KosStringent measure conceruing the refugees were adopted. SPAtfl. The ministry have resigned in a mnA K- il -kna hu contu I thai ' res nat ions. Geu. Luscundi hau charge of the formation 0f the new cabinet. j There was a rumor in Madrid on the 10th, 0f an insurrection in Catalonia. Anein.-i h tpIiwai! the demand of Peida a aUVV w mmmmw wwwwa, ww-r - - mont. and the minister has quitted Vienna. Mszzini is reported to be at Turin, but it was subsequently reported tht he crossed over into Sicily. Lord Stewart accused the British govern mnt of irefinir up a false charge against Kossülh. 1 The subiect wal then Cropped.: : When Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe landed there was a lar?e crowd to welcome her, ore ceddd bv the Hon. Edward Cropper. Dr. t i,iAil vil yl C9vU bcu Aid tiae r iwwuii uui v. o The Liverpool nejn-o and bible society were presented by heron Wednesday, with $130. She' left on the same day for Glasgow. .' Tbe Emperor of France has fully recover ed from his recent illness. ! '. .." .' We have Constantinople dates to the 31st. The nogotiations with the Russian miuister were progressing amicably Priuee Menchikoff requires the negociation to be kept private. Dates from Alexandria are received to the 3d of April. There has been great disturbances in Arabia " ' . ' J , - r r- , . The Sublime Porte' authority is' tottering. . - . . . . . .. A serious misunderstanding between the Prusiian court and the British covernment is confirmed. The British minister was to leave. , Ita India mail lias arrived. m. mm mm m . m The British have been repulsed at Dene lers.and the result of the engagement is nore disastrous than at nrst reported; 100 . B ren anieu. "7 Crllon. Wm. A. Graham was near beiook lied on the 12ih inst., on his way from itaieign lo.ruiisooroug, norm arouna. no gt out of his buggy to arrange some part of i. l tr.t.-. . a inB nruess, wneu uis u.rstrooK ingai and ru orr, throwing n.m down and drawing the wieei nf the buv over him. Fortunat! ortunately this ocurred near a place where some hands were at work on the railroad, und one of them as sisted him home, which he reached about 10 o'clock at night. It was found that he wi sei veiely bruised and cut upon the face and other pals of hjs body. He is improvin and it is

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theught he will soon recover.

GREAT BARGAINS! t . CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES! The subscriber has in store and for sale.' at O'Riley & Mitchell's Warehouse, a splendid lot of 25 E W CAR R I A G E S.oft'io latest and mot approved styles conaUtüij 4 Kotkawajs, French Slide Seat Barouchos, and Buggies. Tbos wanting to purchase wilt plrao

.11 . ..mix. Ti.i11 K. .nlil Iab l?rD r I en Ulli uu IUU1IU1 . uiuvreraivw rvn IAOII or g-ood paper. They must be aold aud the prices altall be made to suit. ap2Stf S. HfcWSOX. SPECIAL KOTICE. Much of tbe "Taxes for last year due the State and County is now (delinquent, upon which a . penalty baa already accrued.' But this Is not all, I am required to entorce their pajment. with tho additional costs, rorthwith,' which I fctall do by distress of personal property to make the taxes due.from erery one alike. Those Interested may sire further costs by callirg on roe for a few days at my office, before tn ) officers are cot oat. ap22 6td R.W.DUSBAR, T.V.C. EYAN3V LLg THEATRE I APOLLO IIALX SECOXD aptearanca or tae celebrated Comedian from th Ku ropeau Thcutree, M. Ybtzlai,' MONDAY. MAY 2, WILL BE PERFORMED .i A FARCE, AS MEDICIAL, M " , '.. ot, .. , A PRESCRIPTION TO CUBE A SHREWD WOMAIf. A Comedy with Sous. laThrea Acta. , P SCHOOL NOTICE. MISS R. bl'KKwonlJ irl-e notice tUatuhe will apaln open a acüool for Instruclioa in KiigMsa branchtr for lK)U aexes. Id the office lately occupied by lr. Johnon better known as Dr. Trafton'a oüice ou Kirt t, aboro Main, where ab would be happy to meet her former pupils and as many oiüerj as are nilliujjtopatronize her - - ' .... For ter ma apply to the teacher at her school room, or at Mrs. . 11. llood'a. , au3oj :-. ICE CKEA7I. TUR subscriber harlug refitted hia rooms at hia resilience on Second ureeet between Main and Locust. U now prepared to furnish th citizens of Erans. Tille with a superior article of this delightful au! cooling ' uxury, Famil.es, P. rtiesand Pic Mc furnlnbed at snort notii-e with any flavored cream theTma wish delivered. apSO-dlni . GEO. W. GLOVKK. ONE I1UXDIIED DOLLARS ' WORTH more of Harrison's celebrated li.k, (black, blue, ccpynif, Japan, carmine, red Indelible and scarlet ) - No better can be used. Received tliia day from ruanafac;urers by ap29 RATHBOXE & WHEELER. - iCNCIIS PllIZE NOVELISTS BY Thackeray, 5l cents: Brown's letter's from Pamh. by Thackeray, 50 cts.; Papers from the Quarterly Review; - Received Ulla day oy -japiM RATH BOXE & WHEELER. STAR CANDLES 40 Boxes, assorted sizes, in whole, half, and quarter boxes, for sale bT S. K. GILBERT & CO. ap29 Sycamore, near Water. HATCH'S COUNTER SCALES. 10 Boxes for sale by S. E. GILBERT & CO, ap29 " Sycamore, near Wate . PEA1XL STAUCH.- 5 Boxes for ale by - K. K. GILBERT & CO. .p29 " Fycamoro, t.ear Water. . WALL PAPER BTOrfE! BOOK IIINDING NTOUEÜ FANCY AND JEWELRY BOXK-i MANUFACTORY,, AND.PAP E IX IIANOINGXX! ' THE SUBSCRIBERS woull most respeitfully an. nounce to the citizens of Erausville and Ticinity, that they have opened a Wal-Paper tore, on First bet. Main and Locn4 streets. Their sto k la of the newest and richest pulterDs and of superior quality, and they will weekly ntcciye additions through the coiuii season. Tuey havo ulo on hand tbe newest pa tlerua of Window Shades, Fire Screens, French Bordur, feUtiouaries, Colored edjr-t Paper, etc., etc., etc. The hangln;; of Wall paper lbej perform with the re:teil accirarv. t bTOKE BXE8 always on hand. Sore, Fancy and Jewelry BOXES of every description made to order at the shorUst l.OÜce and at the lowest price. Also, Books bound. EAGELHAKU oe GASSKR, apC'J r First, bet. Main and Locust streets. '. - EVANSVILLE ROOK STOKE. JUST recflved. S39 treuen and German Accordeons; 50 Violins; ' UK) Baskets of different sizes and shapes; S5 dozeu Port Monaies Ivory. Mother of Pearl, dte. Tortoise Fhell Fans; Chli.a Vases; Marie Farina's jeenuine Eau de Colorne. For sale by lP-tJ SAM'L LISTER, Q X BOXES CHEESE received and for sale at ClnelnOO n-Ü Iricei by lap28 J. dt W. RILEY. New jrrrsic . .. Minnlo May. for the Guitar; -. Child's Prayer, for the Piano; - Bella- Due, by E. L. Weimer; '. . . ' ' ! . . . When the Cotton's Gathered In; - , Damon Polka, sod oUier new pieces. Received by Express this day. , ap27 RATH BOXE & WHEELER. . - f .I i i BAST LETT'S COMMERCIAL and BAXKlNG TAB I. IS alarze and valuable work Just published at Sj.'O. Ftr sale by RATH BONE 6t WHZELER 5,000 LIGHTS assorted Window Sash, from SxlU to 11x15, received and for sal. . SAMUEL ORR. ;r DOZ. IS on. 1,2, 3 and 4 Snetha; OUlO lo Grain Cradles; 90 do Ha Kafees; received aid for sale by - - -ap8 . , , , SAMUEL ORR. ?fl CHSRSKS a superior articles. Received and for ale by a-23 SAMUEL ORR. fc.r BARRELS Vinegar, received from Pittsburgh W anu ior saie iy SAMUEL ORR. Of K.EG3 assorted PitUburgh and Borton Sails in Store and for tale by SAMUEL ORR. WASTED. ffi A DWELLING HOUSE la some respectable I-"! I Dirt or the citT. containing mt leatt three bed roiiie, parlor, dining room and kiuheu. For euch a house 1 will pay any reasonable rent. apu-tf ' ! I C. G. K.EATS. CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDEKül), That the owners of UU So$. 51 and 52, in ta Uprer Enlaireuient. fill ap the same with, earth lerel wiuitbe City Grade, in IS days frem this date; and that ib default thereof, tho City Marshall cause the same to be done. By order of the Council. GEO. II. TODD. April 22. 1SÜ3. Ciu Cleric FIRE BOARD PRIXTS! I HAVE on band sereral dozen, different patterns, of Fire Board Prints, which I will sell low. ap23 JOH C. DEVKREUX. TRANSPARENT AVINDOW 8 II A HEN. JUST received and (or sale low, a lot or Transparent Window t-hades. at the Wali Paper and luii htore or J. . cuCtVA jr. ' SPRING AND SUirmER HATS. T HA Vi. now on band the most sptenuld assrtnient of jl irinr ana Mimiuer tiats ever introduced Into K ansvllle-enibracii.Kin iart tf e fullowi-r: Black,. Whi.Nauitlii, Pearl, soft Furs, latest styles; aussea, ooya auu uiiauu itau ot au pncea anddea ciipliona; t Paiiam i. Leghorn and Erald tab; La lies sudiiuer ridinz bat. P. VAUTIER. ap3 Firt street, 2d door abo e Min. TUST DECEIVED from New Tori A lanro aMortI mentor Bouneuand childrenV Hats, of the latent i) iw. ai.u tor aaie very low nv la - WM.'LO WEXTHALL & CO. TO THE LADIES. SH A 5 KLIN 6c KL1LLY would respectfully call the attention of the ladies to their stock of Kuibroir j aenea. Laces and white goods. Just received, coutusunj of: Jurt-net and Swim embroidered Collars, Monqnetaire mounting and second mournin; Collars; . JactiDtt and SwW embroidered Meere: Swiss tii!roidere Chemiaettesaud Cuffs; Jcont t auu Swiss Kdgntrnd Inserting: do - do Pointed Plounclngs and Bands; Real Thread lee Edgings and Inserting; Black and white Lace Capes, bit aud straw V-ils: Plaid and striied Jaconeis and embroidered Sals Mialina Ac. &c, all of which are offered for sato at the o et price. aoSI HHAXKLIN A RE1LLV. PULVERIZED SUDA SALLtt.ii iükezseAhlüOlb- very superior artule and a a." f I ? X.' DT ax for sale very tow by , " .Cm mm M.a-A my Wataa a. Stcairore near Water at. ap OiIlHfi AND SUMMER PRINTS. Ö c.ao. Aliens, Sl-ragues, Dunnels, and other brands of Fancy PrluU, Just received and f.r aale by aplil . MERRITT. FIEL DA CO. PAINT STUFFS. 15 rues Klpka Cords, Washington Plaids, Can't be LWat. Unions. EncUshaad Pari styles, for sule by ap!9 MEKKITT, FIELD k CO.

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Q0 4 11" ' o rk at E VANoVIL LE &ILIlNOIJ RAILROAD f and after the 28th Inat , tli paasenrer Traius w ill W ttrnsille and WUUo KiTer uu (Suudaja KTahSTille7 1-5 A. M. and 3 -2 P. M. mw iTcr k a; m. and 3 i f.- M. i t.ti., ;.v.i i- . ..4 ? ' nmimM mi rm-m iiiq same nervlnrnr vr.t r m ' i. & . uuj ulyNVIUI.KCIl wuva UW (Utl Vill W) UlUI . . . tows: Eransville to SannderviUe.retara same day SO 50 do Stacers.. , , do Warrington. . .r.... ;jr do Lafrailre....i....;;. ..l..' 1 CO. - -d Princeton ................ t... i 05 do Columbia 1 50 do f White River J Zi White River to Princeton. 50 do Lnjrrauge 75 do 1 holes 1 0"" do Stacers..... J do Saundersville 1 25 do ' Petenburgh Road 1 SO do. KvansrilU 1 TJ r lLrMnirer8 wanting ExcursionTickeUmuUinakoII known to the Conductor when they settle thtir fate.. Trains pass at Haubb'a SUUon. SAM'L II ALL, 'P26 1 . Prea deaU r CIIEAPrST ln imnTrcr nnrwvT -Jm.m.mm m. mo A , V y M. C a. iieiiveen me East and ITeat ' ' THE CMOX LIXE OF STEAMERS, runaln j In eonnectiou withüi Baltimore aad Ohio Railroad at W hevliMfr,. . ... . . , , Througu tickets by this line to Philadelphia, Washington City and Baltimore, rau be procured Irom th Agents at LouiavUle, Madison and Cincinnati, or on. board the boat, flaring made permanent arranre--meats for UckeUnir through, the traveling publie will? nod it preaUy to their Interest, going Ent or WesLW patronize this line. . . The "Union Hb," beinr a chartered Compaar. arwrequired by lawfto run ander such reflations as will insorecoinfort as well aa aafety to the Uvea of passenrera lltjnu la theotUy line running In connection wits! th lUltituor and Ohio Kail road. . . lTTTli Meauien of this lins are enUrelj mw, sod iu, f??le9t- nd mo Pro vesst Is ever built ror tbe e.tera waters, and will leaye aa follows K v WiljX 'I Cr'pt-' ' Ai' W"dk. Sunday 3 P. M. KAITiVAhJTK C-t,.W- W. Monday 3 -P.M. fvlv . n .S1'1- Clrk Tuesday 3 P. M. vlffi AW8' CP 0 wxrt. ednesdi, 3 P M. liu k A't' Ch"- V.W clu,Thjrsd., 3P. M THOh.SWA.N.N.Ci.pi. J. McClure, Saturday 3 P.M. Fare from Louisville to Baltimore.. .....ail HO JJ ,-? to 5ew irk f.... u CO Bo do Cincinnati to Baltimore.. ...... ........ 10 00 Bo do d to ItuUdelphU or Washington II 00 Pasaeiigera' bagg-g transferred from steamboat tocharge Ü ii'osd to Steamboat, free from jryAn additional charge of oaly $3 for Ute room and meals 1 made from LouWvillo to Wheelinr. 1 S. Idoorhead, Arent. 1 j o r n j . Louisville, Ky. K M. Henderon. agent at EvansvUle, office at Lewla & Gray'a wharf bo.t. .. . . COTTON S-50 bales Cotton .fcing. 15 bales Candlo , .w,c? 40 WU w'PPingTwlae, Ilouibscol'd Carrel Chains, .j bags 6(H) and TOO Cot tot. Yams tor tale at Factor'i prices by ap27 FOSTERS di BROWÄ.. e HOPS! HOPS!! ' : A SUPERIOR quality of Hops in papers, for family us, lor aule lw bv . . , KELLER &FARXS!.Y,Drcgg!sts. , Water eireet, EvansvUle, Indiana WOODEN RAKES iOdoa-a In store and tor tale cheap by f ap2C PRESTO BRUS, XXCELSIOR ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL. 1 onler to admit of some necessary repairs oa tho buildinir, the uudersizned wtll u dm lid kla . Ii . w I . one week, at the close of :ht present charter vix: from Monday, the d ofMa, to the following Monday,.iha lth, when It will be reauuied. aad continue until the nau ta Augusivacauou. lp2BJ JAS. GREESE. M"InTALT FOR SALE. R. J. SANNUM baa ou hand a superior article or Malt. Which he Will wllon rmuuhl. f---,. mA UrejisJ. Sansom, Sandersvdle. Samples may besten mi.uuiio. Ip26-2tsw JAJIES Railroad Route Book; . : do Traveller's Companion; ' do . Farm Book: for sale br P28 RATHBOSE At WnEELER.1. MATCHES 140 grow Glash'a Improved In. round wooden bjxes, for sule by V27 FOSTERS & BROWX. ' tE!rIENT 75 bbls. Louiiiville, received per packst W by lap27J ' FOSTERS 61 BUOWX. PIPES 33 gross While Clay stemmed; -- 100 boxes Stone, bol. will be aold low by p27 . FOSTERS ot BR0W5.' WRAPPING PAPER400 bandies HeaTT Crown, Medium and Double Crown, for sale by l'27 FOSTERS J BROWN. New hooks: . Yusef, a Crusade In the East; ( xivirsor Kadcliffee: ' lne American Farmen by Blake; ... r Louis XVII of France, the Bourbon Prince; . ' Ellen Lvna,a Fraurouia story; . 1 . ,. ' English Soldier in Die United Stales Army; Diary ot Robert Burns: bv Julia Kav-nsgH. Jait received by p20J RATHUONE 61 WHEELEU. FRESH NOVELS: A fullsopply of Miss Henlz,e,. Mrs. Grey's. Miu Pickering's, Bulwer's Arthor's Jamea, M-ryatt'a and Tbackersy's. includiar Gleaaon'. publications, and all late 'ovets; jnst received by . . , ap2g 7 RATH BOXE dt WHEELER. . ADVENTURES of an Arkansas Doe'or; ', Life and .d venture of David Crock a tl, and otherhumorous works, at ',i t ap2C ' RATHB05K & WHEELER'S. OWEN on Plank Roads, at !5 cents; do do Public Architecture at 15' for 1 ap20 RATHB05E U W HEL RARGAINSÜ T r AS I will close doors in a few week. I ftVr my tock of Locks, Laiche, Hinges, Coffee Mills, CounterScales, or any tblag I hare, at cost. ' So look out those who want. lap2C JAS. LAUGHL1X, Jr. NEW HOOKS r I Key to Uncle Tom Cabtn. by Mra. H. B. Stowe; The Ranger of Raven! ream; Life and Adventures of an Arkacsaa Doctor; Vilette: by Currer Bell; woman Lire, or te trial of Carrie-. 'Jast reed. and for aale by tp25J T. COS YSGTOS ot CO, NEW 9II7SIC--Anwer to Old Folks ai Homer Crystal Walz; Jiew Year's Waltz, &.C.&. Jost received and for sale by Lapgj T. COSYXGTON 6c CO. WALL PAPER HANGINGS CHEAPER. THAN EVER. . - THE subscriber would inou repectfuUy announce to the citizens f Evansville and vicinitv. that be hae Just received bit entire Spring Mock, c usistiug of tha newest and richest patterns, which fcr neatness w nj and beauty of finish far surpaases arj thine in that line ever before brought to Evausvllle. Hewbhes those to want of the above articles to call and cxauiine, 'eeliap confident that they will be pleased. Havinga very largestocK,be will offer every inducement to the wh may favor him Ith a caU. J0H5 G. DEVEKEUX. , ap32 Main at. between 1st and Xd. ROR DER S! BOBDEBSl , A LARGE and beautiful asrtluel.t of Gold and Velvet Bo.-dera. lout received and for sale low at Hie W.U Paper and Lamp Store of , pS3 w- -"-V'., " " C. 71 GRIFFITH. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IX llarawnreawd rntiery.. ' T r "1 AS ui received a full aud rm-lete stock of fori reira -nd domestic Hardware, Mecbaaie tools and Building Materia. Merchants, Mechanics, aad othera areinviied to examine bis lock at ap20 If d dt w THE SlG OP TUB MILL SAW. NOTICE TO LOT OWNERS. .Ti f AT a meeting of the Coinmoa Couiicil held on the lClU iuat., . , It was ordered that tha owners of lots !fu. f , 9, 3 14. and 15 in block Xo. ?, and of lots o J. 4- S- 6. 7. P. a. 10.11. lv. andi3 la block. So. 9 in the Eastern enlareetnent fill tho rr me with carta so as to coirerpond with tho l ily grade in two weeks from this, d.te, andj that in default of ao doing, tlie City Marshal be required aud cause the same to be done GEO. H. TODD . , ap20 3w ' City Clerk . M R RAISINS In whole and half boxes. Jua received and lor aale by ' ' . sjCO 2 v ' Sycamore near Water at. TRISH LINEN. JL i s case lust Untied and for sale by TT . a . . w ä mmm m -arW ' JA. lAJ ot IV.. ipl4 417 Main treel, Louisville, Ky. PRINTS. 10 cflsca Allen or Soai, fspcy; 15 d Globe, do: 8 do Washington, tlack and white;. ' J5 da Calico, fancv; "'. 4 d Aniericaa KuV and Polka, oa bandaad for saio by " JA M ES LOW ft CO.. apli iI7Main sL, Loubrille, K.y.