Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1853 — Page 2

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A. H. SANDERt; ED ITC 3. Daily Journal, per year,. t .......fi C , bj tne week, . .. TH-Weekly Journal, per year,'. 4.... W Weakly Journal;,....... ....., W Cufcixsvrt A t e T- Messrs; Pabtib Mni Fourth street, between Tim antf'Walsut: ClaeTaaatt. are authorized agent for the traasactloa of business for ftia crsnsviue Journal.- T IHiy journal win o loanw o'u 1IU In their office, anl advertiseaeau and subserlpuoauere respectfully solicited tarougn taanu i CITY VT nYAJfVIII'E TUESDAY M0RNmG:i::::5riilAj .. Ornniilnr the SU IiUW Were we sure of continuing'alwayaln ptac the militia voald be an useless institution But ia View of the fact,thatoir coon try u a nation must o Ion j at it'atrictly watches it own honor, protects the richte and interests of its citizens, and maintains' at aU- hazard the very institutions which make it the Republic of the world.BÄa-t be continually threat eneJ by war.prjbably? the militia, tjilrta ia not altogether a farce. Our military strength is not in a regularly organized army, which I ismill in corapirisoo tothat of erery other proaa nent nation, but in' the people themseJves, who will not permit a' standing army in their mi Jit. , The militia sys'etn is intended, if prerif cirri a J oit, to' .maka this strength" of -thVpeopte available at any day in tha ciuse of '(hatr cwntrji ' .The question 1 -TTl St ha npnnarlat'nMlil .iS tsi.i trespassing somewhat on the rerf rights it ia ntended to protectl' It has generally been considered a farce, in the West, and-, we; are in some particulars disposed so to consider it now. The appointment of tha proper oQ. cers, so thit through these office:! and' their orga'.izitiou citizens can be systematically detailed and their atrength known i and' apportioned,' may be all Very right but this cornst'ek and umbrella drilling,' "according. to the tactic- of.the United 0 tat a,' Is a rerit able farce, without any particoiat rtdetcaing adVabtare ' . Mr. YVra. GreathSuss has beeil appointed under the late Militia Law of this State, Crig. General of the first District. It ia his daly to visit every county seat in the Dietrict.'and appoint a Coronet, Lieutenant and 3.kjor,and so instruct thenvas that they may at once organise companies of one h'undrrd each, i.i every township according to population; &c, &.c. The Colonel appoints his inferior officers. Brig. General Greathouse will In accordance with bis ins ruction visit every county seat in th District, without delay,-and citizens will hereby take notice of the fact. So soon as this business is properly attended to, he will m ike his report to the Adlt fJTTral' at Tnifiin.nnK. ..yvu.. ' Cwl. Drew We are informed that tlr.Cyras K, Drew, s?o:, has j?en appointed' Colonel In this county by Gen. Gr.attrouse. We cordially approve of this appoiotment knowing as we do thai he can "face the music" as well as the cannon's mouth, in case of emergency, and that the country is safe with such men in its. militia army. C 1. Drew is not naturally blood thirsty like his chief, but he is capable and popular. We hould not be contented with his appointment, if we thought for a moment its duties would deprive the Pavilion of its landlord, because his plaee thsre ctnnjt be filled. We rather hinted to the General that we should like some ml lilary office and expected to be colonel, but we njw mike our appeal to Col. Drew, as ho has the- appointment of those under hi m. It appears to us we would make a formidable lookioff officer , and might wellstrik terror into the hearts of bearded enemies and timid maidens. ' But ths Colonel roust judge of that. II we are a small roan, so was Napolfton, but he did'nt f r all that secure lese militvy disti action. Give us the field, and ws"l carve our own name so high up on the Temple of Fame that ordinary tall men can't touch it with sirfoot di. ' " '..-;. LOUISIANA CoSGRESSlOHAI. Attoirtstst. The present Democratic Legislature of Louisiana have materially changed the Congressional appointment billr passed by its WWg predecessor. Three of the Districts, as now constituted; will pretty certainly be Democratic, and one Whig. Under the. old apportionment one was Whig, one Democratic and two doubtful, at ordinary electiooa; although we believe three of then gave ma jorities for Gen. Pierce for President last Norember, 4 Dye's Book or Bask Nor Plxttt. An illustrated pamphlet containing, with tdfer tuementsorfer sixty .psges, has . recently been issued; tfhich"will be found useful to all who-art rece rirt bank paper as money. It conrains specimens of thirty genuine dies used by counterfeiters for einufacturing apu nuu-i uuic9, wiiicu were oocainea at t sale ot ther effects of Durind-dt Co., Engravers. A full page illustration of severs! spurious notes nov in circulthn, is quite an import ant feature of the book. fXiA fire' broke oat in Cincinnati oa Thursday morning in the lumberyard ofFairchihl.Asher &, Co., near the Dayton ' Rail way Depot, which destroyed lumber to the vn lue of. 914.000. The Frame dwelling waa also destroyed. The fire was the acf of an incendiary: m-JIr. Bewley, Eüsinearofthe lUtitton and Nashville Riilroad, was- psssengerj on tue Lady Franklin yeaterdeyyfron Iwulsville, where he had been to obtain assistant engineers to mske up bia eorpi..

. . ortai Carteene, : There is to be - a great Railroad Etrbeecs at Henderson on the 22d of next mccnth, at which time and place the ground will be broken 00 the Henderson and Nashvilli Hail-

road. 'Although the published, notice ealy invito cititosabsj the liae of the road to stund this Ctrbscue, yet we presume the good people c7 Henderson will be prepared to accocodats a Urge delation from Er änlvllle. Cwoe of us will be likely to trespass 1 little on their hospitality that day. V e fl very much inUrested in . that identical road, and rejoice as heartily ss any community In 'the filtering protpects.of it speedy comeneement and vigorous prosecution t completion." We want a good chance to hollar, and we expect this Barbecue will afford it. There will doubtless be a great crow, good speeches, and soasthicg to eat. fry A Boston correspondent of the New Tor Ir. Evening Post say sth.' attempt to ria-js by supsrnption a fund to pay off the incumbran- ' - - - ces on Mr. Wedster's estate, which has been feebly languishing along for some time, hss t length been totally extingu shed by the presentation of s claim for ten thousand dol lare by Caleb Cusbing, on account of money ((fined to Ir ..Webster. The writer adds that si there Is an 'indefinite amount out- inding of similar obligations incurred by 21'. Webs ter, it is hardly likely that the committee on the fund will resume, their labors. , &3 We had the pleasure yesterday of taking by the hand our old friend Mr. Förster, fsrmer'y of Cincinnati, and now of the St. lloais Intelligencer s good looking member of the press He had been attending the Typographical Conveut'on, - at Pittsburg. We should much have liked the ssme pleasure: ' :' ' ... . . KP We publish in to-days paper an excel lent' letter from our late .fellow-citizen, Sam'l. B. Garrett, Esq., who is now on. his way to Oregon with Gen. Lane. We hope he may write frequently to . the Journal, as Ms friends here will resd his correspondence with great interest. lie haa pro mised us reg. alar correspondence, and we hope he will not disappoint us and other friends. We wish him sgain, every pleasant trip, and si hap py time when he arrives at California. ; 0k3We learn by dispatch that the Eclipse left N. Orleans last Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. She had no freight on board, and started on a race against time to Louisville. Begin to look for her Tuesday night, which will bo the time of her arrival here, no doubt, if no accident happen. The New EsrxLorcs. The Department are to-have the new stamped f ' 'apes ready by the fiTst proximo. But if U j commence their distribution by the first of July next, it will be as soon as one can hope for. They will be sold at 03 20 per hundred 03 for the atamp and twenty cents for the enve lopes. (ErThere was a slight frst in this vicinity Isst Thursday night, but it did no dsmsge to fruit. From present prospects there will be a larger crop of fruit of all kinds in th t i L w est me coming season wau ever oeiore. ' CO" Yesterday afternoon we had a heavy rain with excellently well got up thunder and lightning. It was truHy refreshing, . as the day was sultry and dusty. s (ErThe Democratic Central Committee, at Indianapolis, have countermanded the call for a State Democratic Convention, to be held on the 25th of this month. : &3Mr. Charles P. Plaisted, of Great Falls, N. Y. sold & piirof pigs, offthe Suffolk breed, last week, for the moderate sua of 0140. - . ' v (QrRobt. J. Andenon has been appointed Post Master at Pittsburg, according to telegraphic despatch of Saturday. : C3"A communication relative to Sir. Knight's Pic Nie, haa been unavoidably Uid over till to-morrow. ' 'The weather has got to be warm even for the' season. River falling steadily. Rsin is much needed in some sections. : Robbest cr Adam's Exras Conrasr. A young man, named Major Seth Damon, formerly a d!ivery clerk in tha employ of Adam's Express Company, was yesterday brought to the city from Toledo, Ohio, to easwer a charge of grand larceny, committed on the 17th of last March. On that day the accused war intrusted with two packages of enney ono containing 01000, and the other 01500 he appropriated it to his own use and fled the c'ty. When he waa taken before the magistrste, and asked whit he had to sy relative to the chsrge, he answered, ,4I am perfectly guilty, I took the money. He waa theo com tu t ted to prison. It is believed that he haa 0000 of the stolen money . deposited in a place known only to himself. ff. Y. Tribune . An ExctJSt. Mirabean was one day accosted by a beggar who aaked alms of him. "How is this, thst a lustv fellow like you Is unemployed!" enquired Uiabesu. , "Ah,w replied the beggar, -if you did but know, how lazy I am!" The reply was so ludicrous and unexpected that Mirabeau gave the varlet a piece of ailver. "enBWaaaMaBM . KT" A convict of the "chain gang" was once being questioned, for what he bsd been made to suffer; he replied he had been linked with several crimes snd they formed a strong chain for him."' fl-Mrs. Partfnjjtotr wants to know why they don't mv the- whole of China- over at oeee, instead of bringing U in janks.-

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. Erixoa Jcxavat; I avail oycslf of the opportunity afforded by &tent!;a at thb place, to give you and your readers some as- , const of my trip thus far towards Can Fran j cisco and Oregon. ' On the 22d of April welsft Nrar Orkans on the steamship Daniel Webstrrf a tplen did teasel, worthy aa ttlp can be, cf the il Isstrioes nns che bears. Of l&rgs sc?, and ouUtrippiog the -winds in speed, it was dr Hghtfuf, tfter passlcg the Biliis id btbclJ her careering over the Billows, bounding over the wide waste of waters -as s well trained courser to his goal" To oe there ie no object more intrresting than a steamship at sea none which bringe so strongly ! into one vie the . importance and the insignifi cance, the etrenth and the weakness of man. Standing on deck, while, the noble vessel ploughs through the billows, the voy ager looks out in vain , for some , object on which .to rest Lis eye some landmark by which he nay know how far he has come and in what direction he ia going. In vain he scans the distant horizon; in vaia he strains his eyes until the object on which he had fix ed them, and which looked "like seme distant mountain peak," lifted by the' wind, floats swsy from 'his view and leave? naught above him , than the clear blue uiy, sod around him, aa far as the eye can reach, the "wide, wide sea." Wave after wave, in end less succession, rolls against the bow of the ship; the wind roara through her rigging but her course is onward, still onward; for there is a power invented by the genius of man, propelling her against the combined force of winds and waves; while in a box near the bow iaa little pilot not larger than a reed or strsw, which, with sleepless vigil ance and unerring accuracy, points out the wsy at all hours and in sll westher, to the destined port. The invention of the steamengine and the mariner's compsss sre justly regarded as among the greatest; and most glorious triumphs of msn's genius. ; And yet how insignificant are these compsred with that infinite power, which wheels mighty orbs, of which earth Is among the least, through the regions of space, with a velocity of thousand of miles in an hour, and with a precision which haa not varied to the extent of the width of a heedie. since' the new born earth first joined the mighty pro cession of moving worlds, and its new notes first blended, in heavenly harmony, with the music of the spheres. That a person should be able to trace s wide ses, (such aa now separates rae from the nearestport of the United States) without reflection, without meditation oa its sublimi ty, without speculstion on the wonders which lie hidden in the nnfsthomed depths; without contemplation ; on the triumphs ef-gmij which enable illiterate mariners to traverse with ease and certain its trackless waters without a thought on the wonders of nature, and without thoughta lifted "above nature to nature's God," that he should never look be yond the little petty avocations and amuse ments of the ehip, which conveys him, seem. almost incredible. What shall we say of one who, in riew of objects grand and elevating, indulges continually in low ribaldry and obscene jests and disgusting profanity 1 Such seems to be the only pleasure of several tn board this ship. Are thy men? Yes brutes would disown alliance or connection with any yen us which so fsr out-bruted them creatures so grovelling, filthy, and. foul. Most of these are ateerage passengers, who come often on the upper deck, ia violation of the rules of the ship; but some of the cabin passengers, are not much better, although they wear better clothee. Let not ladies who who contemplate a trip to California, be deterred from nndertsking it by any apprehension of coming in contact with these foul creatures. There ie a part of the ship appropriated to theo, which cannot be polluted by the presence of such obscne wretches; wnere.atleaat. If they should Intrude, they will be restrained with the bounds of decency. There ie a considerable number, of ladies on board, most of them on their wsy to Call" fornia; one of them, with her husband, to Oregon. All of them except one, were seasick, but hsving recovered, seemed much delighted with their trip. Indeed I see not hew it could be otherwise. With the bracing sea breeze, the exhilaration procuced by tie rolling, or rather winding motion of the ship, a good table, good beds to sleep on, and (barr ing the profanity and obscenity of a few) good company, the voyage haa thus far been far more agreeable than a trip to New Orleans on one of the finest river packets. I intended when I commenced to give you some description of the town of Sao Juan in whose harbor we are now lying at anchor, together with the Prometheus, s eamsbip from New York, with 390 passengers aboard. But I must abruptly conclude, as a boat has just come in sight to convey' us up to San Juan del Sur on the Pacific side. Before I conclude however, I will state to the benefit of those who design going to California or Oregon, that pricea by this (the Nicaragua) lias are as follows: First cabin 0300, second do 0225; steerage 1110. These prices include the passenger's transit across the isthmus, but he is charged extra for his baggage at the rate of 15 cents a pound. The second cabin bears about the same relation to the first that the gentlemen's does to the ladies' on board a river packet. The passengers in both have equal access to all parts of the ahtp, enpy. eqsl privileges eat at the aaat table. ' Tee dirsrlnte bttwten tha ls-abe;t

fcsd tweedledes. ' ':- r-- , The fact that I wrfte in btsts, xrith a vertical aun pouring down tjxtilgh, not upon tb awning above me (though I inulst say its Oct so very hot after all) must ie toy excuse for giving you so much trouble to dsdp&r "tats letter. -The concteny cf a tea t oyage, with the barreaecs of incident: when .the. voyage ie pleasant as this has been thus far, must be my apology, to your readers that ray letter is not Bcnistsrcxticg. 1 Ll 1 ' ö. D. Ö. ' ThsTreaiarcTrtre, , When Alexanderoof Macedon waä seek ing realms to conquer, he met with a people woo uvea in a remote ana ooscure corner, a 1 wno never nearu or war or conquerors, snd who enjoyed their bumble cottsges In peace rn . t t j i i ' . Hey raci tue uacoQoniii sin? sna conduct m m m .a a. . . ed mm to tne dwelling of their ruler, who re ceived him hospitably, and set before him, ss a least, dates, gs, and i ther fruits, made o Old. - . What, do yon eat gold here!' asked Alex ander. 'No bot I imagine thou hadst food enough to eat in tb!ne own country, and that it was a desire of gold that led thee forth fro m it. Why, then, bast thou come to us from so far a countrvr ' 'It waa not for your fold I came. replied Alexander; 'but I desire to learn your cus toms . i - 'Even so, then abide with mi as long thou wilt. - ' ' . . r as While the ruler and the Greeisn were con versing, two mn of the tribe came in to ap peal to the ruler's judgment. The complain ant spoke: - 1 I bouffhta piece of ground from this man and when I waa digging it, I lound a treasure. The treasure is not mine, for I purchased only the grour.d I' never included in the purchase any hidden treaaore but thia man who sold me the land, refuses to receive the treasure from me.' The defendant now replied: ... I am aa conscious sa my , neighbor. sold him the 'ground and every thin thst roigm oe in u; inereiore, tne - treasure is justly his, snd I cannot take it. ; - v The ruler took time to understsnd the case clearly, and then asked one of the partiea: Hast thon a son!' x I have. Turning to the other, he said: 'Hast thou a daughterl' Yes. .... . ; 'So then, the son shall marry the daughter. end the young couple aball have the treasure as a wedding portion. . , - Alexander betrayed emotion. - . 1 'Is not my judgment just!'- Inquired the ruler. ... ... Perfectly just, returned Alexander 'but it surprises me.' How, then, would the case have been de cided in thy coontrvl To own the truth,' eaid Alexander, 'both the men would have been taken in cuelodv ana me treasure seized tor the king.' B . a a . . . for the kiogl said the ruler, full of as tonishment. 'And does the sua shine In that land! - Csrely....., .. t- . Does the rain fall! Of course.' v ; Wonderful! but are there rentle. -rraxinir am ma ia merer a a w w " There sre many kinds. Then,' continued the ruler It is for the sske of those innocent animals, that the' allmerciful Creator permits the sun to shine, and the rains to fall upon your land you de serve it not.' . . ... A Quasdaxt. The Repu blic has the following: Certain gentlemen In office are suffering well nigh the torments of the from the flattering attentiona of ladies, sent to them on the one hand by partiea who dread lest they may be put out, and on the other - by parties who dread that lest they try that dodge they will not be put in o3 ce. Ladies' tears are powerful argumenta the world over; the man incapable of listening to them, to some extent, being more - then sn infidel. Bot when a gentleman wiih oSce in his gift. as I saw one to-day, finds himself between two most interesting specimens of the better nan oi creaiioa, vacn in lears ons oeseecn Ing for the retention of the support of the fa mily, and the other pleading io quite as melt ing a mood for the appoittment of the best Democrat in the world. aUo the support of a a large, helpless snd b'ghlt interesting fsmi ly what can hebe reasoubly expected to dol .Verily, the ass of oli, between the two bundles of hay, was in a much more agree able quandary than that in wnicli I left this gentleman, high in office. Eaxlt Potatoes. Geo. H. Nichols of Amea-Westbury, Mass., writes to the Plough : ' ' ... .". I "I saw you advised farcers in one of your numbers last spring, to start th ir potatoes in bo-ae manure. I have followed it for seven or eight years, and find it profitab.e in two ways; first, you get clear of the rot; secondly J roo get a good price for your potatoes snd your and is ready for a crop of pickles or turnips. Potatoes started n this wsy you get three weeks earlier. A neighbor of ou-s ' planted potatoes the fourth of Aprils - He came over to our house a dsy or two after and said he should have potatoes in the market first. Miue were then in the hot bed. I began to take mine out of the hot bod the 2Sib of April and finished planting the first of May. Now for the, difference. 1 carried potatoes into Newbury ort market ten 'days sooner; the first that were in; they were nearly a I full grown; hia were small. I carried off 164 bushels of marketable potatoes from July 12th to August 6llu I had about 2i acree planted, four feet between the rows and six inches in the drills; my ridts were broad and flat; I hod twice. "aMaiBBBaBaBaBBBiaMBWBiBaaaBf A Bxaxdxd Womam. A young and pretty woman (aa the papera ssy) with sn infant child is exhibiting In Boston. She hss a veritable flcwi ug beard and whisk-.rs, and shavea three timea a week as regularly as a man. The pspere stats that she is not a humbug and of course, therefore very different from Barnum's no- haired horse. OCrTh prudential ceao:tteo of 7crsj ril. lare recently refused tbss situation as teafiker in on of the common schools of that 41age, to ajfcurjladj.becaui htrcks wert too short. Cfoboer "indignation coanitte,r taoa tzitzi u oncs r

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uxiTBor jnwE BuKHET. We stop" the press to announce the death o! the venerable and revered Jucge Burnet, who died during the ni-ht of yesterday. Wherever, the snnooncement of this bereavement lis read, either in our own or in other Western states, it will excite emotions of profound sorrow among the cjs J, and of the most sincere re Eret among those of a later, generation. orn oh the 2d of February, 1770, and lyStg ca the 10th of May, 1859, the honored dead bid reached the patriarchal agi of efvbty.three; acd,- in his departure, loaveo behind him, for the solace of hrs kindred snd near Jn-!Dls, . the recembratrce of- private worth rarely equaled and to the community at iar father recollection of a lifeline whose long years were spent in the sccomplisbrocnt and record of public usefulness 'and general beneficence, whosd fruits will not be fully realised for many generations to come. -..,-' , Cut. Cox.

SPECIAL NOTICES.5 05 Thnraday, May Itth. -will be opened a new and beaaUfat auortm nt or Fancy Bonneu, Manüe, Cap, to Waich ws brite the attenüen of the Ladies. ' , " MISSES COWCKNot BARKER, mylf Sir ' - Mala st. between Water dc Piist. EYANSYILLE TEKXPUS OF XXO!f OKI JttT. l.neeu every Thursday at ? o'clock, p.m. The Offlcers for the present Term are aaollo war James T. Walk, er. W. CT.; W. I). Wriaht, W. V. T.; E. E. Wheeler, W. B.; Thos. D. Smith. W. A. R.; W. W. Tileston. W. F. R.; B. F. Horn a, W. T.; G. Coallnr. W. U.s If. H. Joh-.son. W. D.V.; B. Waller, W. O.; Wm. Alien. W. 8. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS arrvr,. vBiKK DIVIDEND. VOTICE b hereby (iren that a dividend of Are per J.1 cent las beun declared from tha nmflt. r ih. Bank for the six m ntha audln Jii.rii trnV M.hi stockholders on demand. " " Uyl71w BKAJSCH BANK. G. W. RATHBOXE, - - .... casater HISSOL.17Xf05f. " THE arm of KAHM 4c 1LK has been di solved by conducted by K. Ksha. who is authorized to seUle mm UI.I..I IVUHUI MBU llfl LfllinUl will IIAhui! muts.lcon.au Land the Usiness will her-aft-rh'. anth. please ousmess or tne 1st arm. Those indebted will make Immediate tayment to him. . 8. KAHN. ISAAC WILE. 03XUXATT TUTJ ATH7J -APOLLO II ALL! TÜESOAT. MAT 17, 1833. will be performed fer the first time in t Is City. . , Biaracji LAACEK FROM GLOGO'; THIS DUTCH 'CHtM-EY. . A Comed V la Four Artm vltk th. Pr.ln. rilJSEMPKKOR OP KÜSMA AND THE ROl'E MA. . KERS 15 OSE ACT. Nr. Horm Will Make hl third inminu. I t.1. rite character of STEPHEN LAVÖEH, Mr. A'Uilan as Michel Buren: Mr. trasser as Peter the Great. Mad. Josephen S tratst r as Clara Buren; Mad. Blscraf as Yarscaa. FOUMJn Y FOR SALE. OI7TJ OF,TlCTBE3TLOCATIO7DIlT ' . TnQWC3T! THE property known aa the EVAXSVILLE FOU!f UKY.rn Main street and the Cana', together with all its appnrteneates, will be sold at private sale, en the im- rwaaonaDie icrma. apoit bo -. jajlf OLIVER LAUD. LvansTille, Ind. PAXXTMER. UTAMTEn! TO engage in the Foundry Business. Amount of capital required wUl te $3000. Apply at this office. inyi-tr NORTIIELlIf PIjATTK ROAD. AT a meeting of the Directors of the Northero Plank Road Company, held on th ) 7th dav of Mar. A. D Irt&t, It was ordered that tne holders of iock la said Company be required to pay one instalraentof flv- dolUrs for each sharu subscribed. o(iMr before the Nluth day of Jane next, and that James Laoghlln, Jr be authorised to receive Ue same. By order of the Board. my 10 ' JAS. O. JONES, Se'rvyftro torn." n Eir noons. LLOKENTIS' History of the 1 nquisttlou to Spain : Urn of Arthur spring; i ne oeeromancer, Oy G. w, Reynoles; : Mysteries or Glimpses of the Supernatural; Gleanings ans Groupings, Maurice Tieres V. See. Jast received and fop aal by .- 1'JM1 ; T. CONVNGTON CO. - OMGR ORtNREI T Heal are flsint of America. OA LBS. of Osars Orange Seed for sal bv 4AJ By 14 ' - BABCOCK BROTHERS I.O!T OR niSLAlD. THE Assistent Keeording Scribe's Book of Lyman Beeeher Dir. No. S3 S. ofT. Anv Information of said book wilt be thank'ully received. r . , uy order or tne joivision. ni j is Ot SAM P. WOOLSEY, R. 8. POR BENT. rPHE STORE BOUSE corner Sycamore and Water f ate., now occupied by rae Possession given first of J)ine. fayI31 J. LAUGHL1N, Ja. AjLlfDI For aato by DIESt 50 Boies Pressed Stearine: . S3 do M. Werk de Co'. Sur: my 1 1 FOSTERS at BROWN STAXXCIII Boxes New York. U papers. for sale by - n.ytl FOSTERS & BROWN. TAR! MBbLt. Large WUmlnrton, tn prime order, for sale by mll FOSTERS ot BROWN. OCYITiES. sVC A Urre lot of Grain. Grass and O Brie' Scythes, with a auperlor assortment of Sneaths ana iraoies, tor sue oy , , my il ... FOFTKKS Sc UKOW5. : ' PROPOSALS FOR GRADING. PROPOSAL will be received for grating Fourth Street from ilaln to Division Street, and Svcaraore Strtait from Third to Fourth Street, st the City Clerk's voce enui itararcay. may zi. iaa. ; .By order of the Council Byll GEO. H. TODD, City Clerk. TO LET . " -LARGE AM9 PLEASANT ROOM, for an office o jL any kind-rover . I my7 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. OA BARRELS PLASTER PARIS In store and for sale VV by ' ImySJ HAMUKLORR. TO COTf TRACTORS! Rff RAILKOAU WHKKL BARKOWS: one bun JJJ dred In store, and four hundred to arrive soon. aaa wr saic at low rates oy - ' ayiw - nABCor.K brothers. CEDAR POSTaWISOO Urge and small atza Cedar Posu for sale at the Evansville Lumber Yard. nylB ' JOHN F. GLOVER. NETT GOOR3 . Barege DeLslos; Glagnams; - Iwas; ... ...'': , ,-.,.' Parasols; ,-.. Black and assorted Spool Cotton; " '' LadUs and children's Buskins and Galten; , - Just received a id for sa'e at - HUGH1B CHEEP DRY GOODS STORE,BTlv ' ' Corner Mala and Second Streets. p A DOZ. WAI.DR0N8 Grase and Grain Scythes, retJU ceived and for tale low by . "J . SAMUEL ORE. PATIXG. WOTirr . ORDERED tha Ith- owner, of the following Lots oo Fourth Street from Kalo to Division Street, viaLauNocCU. SSO SIO. Sil 91 if.o irn it 17S, ITS. ITS. 173, ITS. 177 and ITS, Uy down Brick Pavemenu In front of eaid'LftU. oa or bufnm th ffr.t a.. t August next, stedsc the directions of the City Kuginaer, aad ia case of the It failure to do so, the Marshal U directed to per ona said work, and the costs aud expenses of the same will te specified to aad collected from the owner or ownen Chereol. Bj eider of the Council, saylt GEO. H. TODD. Citv Clerk. B aVTf(M WflTirC!. ORDERED thtt the owaers of the following Lots on 8 ream ore 8treet.. from Talrd to Fourth Street, viz. Leu Mos. ISO, 161, 176 and 177. lay down Brick Pavements in front of sakl Lots, oa er before the first day of August next, nnlr be directions or tne ity engineer, and la ease of the: r faauiw so to do, the Marshal U dl reeled to perform said work, and the eoaU and expenses of Urn same will be tsseserd' to and collected from the owners thereof. t By order of the Council. ' syll GKO. H. TODD. City Clerk. SAK1TJEI L.ISTER has Just received Harper's Magaxlae for May; ; Putmaa'a do- do; Graham's- So do;. Gedey's LedW Book do; Eogliah Itema, by Matt Ward;- - . All of the above oaa be bad by eallfat at the Evanerttls Bookstore,ilain at ,t doors from Firs m

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cnEAT nippoonottE THE KOST STTPESDors COSCEBS in THE WOXU! "ITT ILL ! axhibltiotia at IVaEsYILLE. aa W THVKStAT, MAY 8. 153. . . . ,77. , . Alter most arduous labor and an eBorKatontUy.'Xr Klee kas ueeeeded in thorough!) orjanMm thUcxtos. ' sire e'Ubltfhnient on a icala of oturiKki I his friends Instead of thaordiawry Oreas TTorUmtm t A HimiDKOMK AND M.KAGkHlK. The former combining all the best features of the Clrta and Gyranasium. Vocal and. TerpsJchereso entorui.' Ments, military school af the menace by Mr. Da Klca and the rreateit tnd of haraaa and nnklMlii ia wa.k .m. and theiattera t., MAGSIFICKST COLLEcTIO." OP lKIHALS ASD Ratire and forelm, consitinfror Leopards. Tirers. Tier" , "" uniiiT ceart, (one j or the latter the Isrrestone rr u-n tilt. .iy. Kocky Moanulns.) Ostriches. Monkeys. OnrenroaUi.rs the remarkable Lutut JVefar, known as the WILD BOY OF CKYLOÜ; ' T The "Happy Pamily,Mand one of the moat extraoHlna. ' ' i XTVSi'S. J ever 0E THOU. BEASTS AND BIRDS, native and fore . living; j CaVuS6' porföcl narm"'J; celebrated Brahlm . in auuiuon io inase ana many other attractions In this part of tha esUhrtshment, - t THE KKNOWKKD CHINESE FAMILY. ' w?t? J!e. P"00 eln"Bf the Koyat Princess f r wA 1KKO, the most beautiful creature of her bid L class who ever escaped from the Celestial Empire, her feet being only two inches and a half In length, will apv ushiy their natire lniitminU. A AfONKKV ASH POW PTftvnvuiVrt ' ' T vvaia iiu a; is tunrrria. nnui wwmi saeai it asaasnakai.r m... " " uii viit'iaiii n V.t'Lli?iTl,.at e,rh asBlMUon. and Mr. GEORGE KUrTEK.the Lion Tamer, will enter the care of 'he I Urge and beauUful BRAZILIAN TIGER, and those of several other ferocious Animals. WY. tiFtr!Stt " TWl lhe A,tnf erls without entering thsjv rJU'rHUJt T0 B0TH IS 0SLY FlTY CENTS." Children and servants half price. Tue newly designed and magnificent Pavillton it eapabio of seating five thousand Demons comfortably. ' For particulars see Budget ef Fun, Pictorial and De- ' scrijoiva BUls at the Hotels. J'l , C. H. CASTLE, A real. OAMJJL OTOTCHflw 4k. JJC ATTHB it The proprietor! of this Restaurat haa Just made ar-1 raflgeinenu at Vinceunes and Terre Haute, for the rerd Ur receipt ef all kinds o. PKAIUlK GAME, during ths' winter season, which he will serve up to bis custoiswrs on the shortest notice, and at prices lower than the Lou Uvllfe KesteuraU. He ha alao made arrauremenu for'. receiving rnceti urir.KS with rcro continue ct trade briskly during li lartty. and willseason. Look I my7-tf ' out sharply. s g q g: q VOLCAniC Olf ; fflcLEAN'S TUR GREATEST REMEDY EVER DtSCOrXMy ." HB UNPAKALELLÜD successor this Liniment to' '.J sufficient gaaruntee for lu MtonUhlug effirar The LAM L are made to walk, the WOUNDED, BRU1S. , EU and SOKE are healed, and all who ose it rejoice lai its healing and Invigorating effects. - McLKAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT iMaaaaaee curative power superior o all other extemal remedies, Using so tktmumUf combined as to retain ia Its combination all the virtues Ol Its several Ingredients as to ea able It to penetrate the minutest vessels f the bodv.dia a minaUtig its healing Influence, removing the CAUHEf of the diseaae, an.t imparting life, health, strength aad.1. TiT.vikj hi ms wnois rystem. mi rar uauy oi persons wno were eonnrmec t klPPI ES. Their arms or lers were naralised ert ' A I I , . m . . . orown crooKed, tnelr muscles being shrivelled and cob tracted, who now rejoice ia the permanent restoratiom J of the use of their limbs by the use of McLean's celebrated Volcanic Oil Liniment. "Who." then will suSer' with local pain or external diseases when a safj and sure 2. remedy Is so eusil obtained? ' - it TnKEADKRI JfT "VI A re you affllctedwith Cancers, PilesiTamora, Swelltn. ' Bronchele, Goitre, Paralysis, Chronic or Inflammatory Rbeumaüsin. Stiffness in your Joints, Contracted Me. cles. Neuralgia, Weakness of your Joints, Muscles oi ' Llxamenta. Kar Ache or Tooth Aene. Brniaea Knnl. founds. Flesh Cuts, Ulcers or Fever, horea. Caked BreaaU, Sore Nipplna, Bums, Scalds, Inflammation et ) Pains, no matter how severe or how loi.g the disease haa existed! Kuffor no longer. Mr LANE'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT will cure you. It has bees f-aroughly f tested In all of the above diseases, and we have ever 1 known It to fait lo giving speedy and permanent relied iAi tU.HM0lE ANU DISTRESSING' r f DUease, the Piles, which has heretofore bwen considered 1 Incurable, can be permanently cured by UtU wonderful2 Liuiment. ... READ AND BE CONVINCED ! Mb. J. H.MrLaan. St. Louis, Mo.: . - :, Dkar Six: 1 have been afflicted for twenty-three yearswith Rleedmg Piles; for tbe last fifteen jears 1 have bee: ; unable t work; Uttrij; this time 1 have sport more taaa k one hundred dollars with doctors, but they failed to re - . Ileve me. 1 used a great many remedies, among them ' the Mexiean Mustang Liniment, bot none of taem did? me any good. Fortunately .1 waa induced by ethers" who had experienced the good effects of McLEA . ' VOLCANIC OIL LIN 1M EXT, to give h a trial, and it -relieved me the first application, aad continued to helproe, noar 1 am permanently cured. I waa also troubled with a Jain la my back across my kidney. 1 applied the' Linim-wt, and it cured me. 1 have used it oa Bums aad -other complaints, and It has never failed ia rivlnr spee'dy and permanent relief. - . 7 . :Xenta,Nor., UJK. WM. LISTEN : ) ; 1 Uve two miles and a half west of Xenix, Clsyco .Ills;-: ' R. Bv Should nay one doubt the above statemaat, UU him write or call on me, aad 1 will give them further ia formation if necessary. IQ I do certify that the above submenu are strictyr true. j Lerw Baenawn, Agwatf. ' ' : We have la nur possession, hundreds ef auch eeruS--cates, which we could publish, but we deem ii anneeea- -sary, as the use of one twenty five cent bottle will be . sufficient to convince even the most incredulous of ite magic power in curing every external disease. ; FOR HOKSES AND OTHER ANIMALS. ' 'T - McLean'e Celebrated UnimeatU t.e only aafe and re-t. liable remedy tor the cure ot Spavin. King Bjne, Wla4 Galls Splints, Unnatural Lumps. Nödas er Swelling. It will nevcrfeiltocure Big Head, FoCSiL FUtuU,!4Kunning Sores, or Sweeny, if proriy applied.- For Sprain, BruUe, Scratches. Craskvd Heels. Chafes, Sad--dieor ColUr Galls, Cutv Sores or Weuads.it is aa InrsJA" table remedy. Apply it aa directed and a cere is certain' in every instance. - . There are plain direct! ob in English aad GeraaB -around each bule. - - PRICE OF THE LINIMJtNT la consequence of the increasing demand for ihke-valuabie liniment, h ia aew putting up in aoditl a to the S3 coat bottles. 30 rest. Bud one dolUr bottles. The fitly cent bottles con lain three tmes the quantity of the twenty-five cent slxe. and so ob la proporao to their cost, so that purchasers will ear money by getting the larger sizes. For sale by J rieter. St. Louts, Mev-r Rdi FA KS KLEY.. I i ana dj KELLER at FA KS KLEY mn30 Water sjeH EvansvUle, IhdJ- , WATCZXTJS, CLOCHO AHD JITTUTLZTTZ" THE subaerrber thankful for past liberal pat--" roMge.wouAresptctfhlly Inform the public, and tbe-Ladies ia particular: that he basiastreeelvtd a acre and verv flue aaaortme.it or WATCH E5. JEWt ELRV, CLOCKS, and all other articles asesily found In a Jeweler'aehon vatMcbbe can and will sell at prices aa low as they tan be bought in any ether city Ris rrt , consiste In paart of Fine Geld and Silver Wafebee. ColiGuard, Fos, and Vest Cbalne; Plain n fe Kin's, Wamond Rlnrs, Gold Pencils. Fine Haktirg Lotsu. . Guard and Fob Keys, Fine Seals and Buckle k Goli rens. a-large aasortm'nt or Lautes' ami &entieme-s Breasf Pms. a splendid lot erKarrinea? betb fropa aad Hoopst Silver Table and Tea Spoons. MiäsjrPeBciM and extension Pen-bolders, Silver'Thlmbmsr a baa all ml lot of Sne Pearl Car Cases. PürUnoales Koerweaier. aad abost orotber arOctes; all ol tbe aewest'Mytes. Cell la and take a leokaa) be w. as- Ills nwvfneblS to sbow-sacls nice things. Every thing sold ts warrawted tbe as vert1 resented.- Ji IL yerTTOLFrV - ' apl 3m Mais Street, belt Witer sadYtrsv

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