Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 261, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 February 1854 — Page 2

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V ! Z ; :.i ui tn, ..ü.. r CITY F EVAXSYILLE. TUESDAY MORNING, ::::;::::::FEB. 29 . I2!' idently anticipates i QT 1lie Senior confidently anticipates .rfft. Cinci.U ,o.Jly ,o make im. orovementsin connection with the Journal a office. While absent, Mr. Kenyon, our able :.. :n j .L- -.1 absotiuit;, win anenu to tne euuoriat toiun.ua and business of the paper. End oi the jtl Volume. This week's issue completes the Ron week s issue completes . the MM Volume of the Lvansville Weekly . . . In view of the commencement of ...Lk ..,,u ...,. TSSSTH Journal the Twentieth volume next week, we sug ' , , " . f. pesi to inose not aireauy suBicnucrs ui nui e Journal, that the commencement c f a volume is an admirable time to subscribe for a paper. The Journal is certainly old enough to be known at home, as it appears to be abroad. It needs no recommeudation, but from its ii, -i . . i. weii Known Cliaracier as a DUSlliess anu lam " ily newspaper, can certainly claim asitsnyA j even a greater patronage than it is now re- ! reiving. The publisher at the close of the ,

19th volume, hopes he may be able to com- Jieu ,nl eneci' 0Ul ine ceieTn 01 ""7" mence the next witji a number of new names. in char&e of the Prisoner9 had dehed Purä"URecollect the Evansville Journal is the The Belle Sheridan passed this city on Fn-

only paper in this region which takes regu lar daily dispatches by Telegraph. It is thus enabled to furnish its readers in this vicinity with telegraph news and markets, long before they can be received through any other source. It contains a large quantity of reading matter, and will be enlarged sometime during the next volume. In Weekly Journal. We call the particular attention of business men in neighboring towns interested in Evansville and its markets, and in telegraph markets from other cities, to the Tri-Wee!;ly Journal. This paper is issued every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. It contains all the reading matter in the Dailies, each Tri-Weekly of course containing two Dailies with carefully corrected Evansville Prices Current, Telegraph markets and news, ex pressly for the Journal.&c. &c. We are sure business men in this region can obtain full markets, &.c. earlier through the Tri-Weekly Journal, than any other source. A number of our subscribers to the Weekly engaged in mercantile business, have changed to the TriWeekly, and we think others might find the change very acceptable. The price of the Tri-Weekly is 4 per annum, in advance. Kai t road Business. The Evansville and Crawfordsville Railroai is doing a large business at this time, as it has been for some time. It has all it can do and more too. We learn that every wagon thai can be procured is engaged in hauling frtight to the depot at Vincennas, aud said depot is overflowing. There is 60 much produce awaiting shipment on the Wabash, that it cannot be got out for a long period even if !

the river should be in a good stage, and thejBrough road) has passed both brandies of the

number of boats in the trade doubled. Freights are consequently high, and every body in the vicinity of the road is desirous of using that method of conveyance for their ; 0 1 produce, to reach the Ohio river. Every i train of cars comes in loaded. More cars are needed. We presume the stockholders I in this road are not disposed to grumble at the prjapects now. Caaal Tolla, Ac. The Board of Public Works of Ohio in connection with the Directors of the canals in Indiana, have agreed upon a reduction of tolls on the Wabash and Brit Caaal. ia th two States, of from twenty to forty per cent from the rates of last year. Lou. Times. This included that pan of the canal from the Lake to Terre Haute. Below, the tolls are exorbitantly high, and we hear of no proposed reduction. There appears to be a dis1 AS. . i ; a .

position to mane mm ot tata grill y.. fj hmmh fur whjch MiMi88ippi re- to the trucked off by corrupt and unprincipled canal terminate it Terre Haute. High toll- ceived lne money several years atro; and by ' Politicians of the North for a "mess ot potand bad management below, are effectually a vote of 72 to 7 a resolution for the appoint-1 laf p. , i m , f A n , succeeding in preventing any important bu- menl of . commiUee to devise a 8CJme for ! BÄÄ siness being done on this end of the canal, pa)ing lho bond8. Such repudiation and tatives in Congress, and that they be requesas we have in a previous article stated more , sucl endorsement atrree admirablv in the ted to use all honorable means to prevent

in detail. We now in the name of the cit-, izens of Evansville, and ia behalf of the communities along the line of the canal, bt" low Terre Haute, appeal to the Trustees, for a reduction and a heavy reduction of the cuI.. ii.. .. - . ., . . . mm I um cons. 11 is aue tnose interesteu nere nnu I .... HI I...I. I 1. . . I .1 - .1... . 1. I . . . rl . . : .. . L "U,UCr8 lUBl T" Should be made, that ..rh an nro-anir.a. ' www.. r. tion should be at once made, a will insure the proper attention to this end of the canal, and its general avuilability as a great public improvement. We have taken up this subject with the intention of prosecuiing it vigorously to the end. In due time we shall be prepared with facts and statistics to prove that if there be not a premeditated intention ! to benefit Terre Haute at the expense of Ev- . ... . . .J l oiisvnie, auu communities iiueresieu uetween the two places, it tea'.swondrously that .. .. . .. way. and is practically the effect such inten tions might be supposed to produce. Fsirn is I- - i. Tk V.,.,. Vrlr Pr . .... . . . v ... .11- . , . .VI . , em a. - .... m ... press says: Purchasers of llour would do well , m. . I l i I t a I .:..u.i r....j-: to nave every oarrei weigneu, many trauas in the weight having lately come to light as we j ;.. .7 ' - - - 1 re iiiiuiiucu ui sums Sraaaaa uic we.gui uas heen formed to tall soma twenty puunds beL..u ...wL.rd laaal nnor ivkan nrira. nr.. I , vw-wm mm . so extravagantly high, this is s couaideration j cot to beo yeriooked.

Waal.lBja;tan Conspirators.

v ci iij i i v nit v iuu n a 1 1 1 h i u a i v is no peace for the xcicked. " These poor lei lows, after beiiiT harrassed for nearly two i x . a.-:. a tears, la a vtin aiicmDi iu urniir iiirm iu us- . i. .... r .... 1 ...v.. uicj imu .ijuj .j fully eluded, hare again been arrested upon a -,-,, r ,U0 n,,0,nnr f Arkansas. . s-.. - lh crimes of murder and arson. The reauiaition for their arrest was procured by SJno.P R.,rtr,n ivhnni it urill hp rPCfllleCt . a mJ T U II V T V til VV II ) M IIVIII t V waia ed haa figured conspicuously in this matter fr the commencement of their first prose-, cution. Mr. B. is represented to have travel- i d more ,h. 14.000 mile. d .hroogl. about ; dozen Statea in the Union, in collecting ' testimony, and maturing his plana for the j m.nl.limpiii nf th.o mpn Thpv 1 K - . H'tFA nrriwturl SI mil th mnmino-. of .he 23d in.,., in .d .bo. Cincinn.,i. ..d I i i . ...... .... .... ui . .. ... . . .. AH .Aiir. , .. . . . . , . imiiieuiuieiy uurrieu ou uy ine uimcr, c j Arkania8. They were taken by land j . whrp lhe conveyance to Lawrenceourgii, wnere me , , 7 a. j .u :" "d P" ' b0,r4the Telegraph No. 3 for Louisville. '1 Hey were landed, however, at Jeffersonville, and pro-1 ... .nHoH inunvp at I ,, .n Vn,u Alhanv uhpro tfipe I ... itook the steamer Belle Sheridan for Arkansas. M.- . TJ-r l : .f me iriLiiuo oi jvissnite, upuu innuug u. ; u: . i j .: .: ' u ;s u r i vm a i u ucsii lauuu , omi icu m uuiaui. " $ I !-- .1,. i il.t lit I I ll ai sviaui rt f n(V,i,'iin(T thoir ilotfn. m I a a J . a. A I uuuu t lion b habeas corPUS' Untl1 8omelh,,12 cou,d De ucne 10 Prcve,u T TT T day night last, and it was reported that Kissr.ne's friends were on board the Den Franklin which passed here on Saturday morning, some ten hours behind the Sheridan. The two boats were reported to have been n mnninrr roar tuo-pthpr Sxtiirrlav evptl. , J ... , . aaV mg near the mouth of Wabash river. We cannot conceive by what process the prisot ers could be taken from the boat, and custody of the ctlicers, should the boat be overtaken. The pursuit will doubtless prove fruitless, as the plan of the arrest and removal had been too well matur. d tobe easily thwarted. It is to be hoped that these men, on who 11 publie opinion has pronounced a judgement of ! felons of the darkest dye," may have a fair and impartial trial in Arkansas, and that justice may get its deserts, and the prisoners, loo, whether it be " lilxrty or death." 0O" At Keokuk, Iowa, on the 20th of February , a gentleman hanJed his wife a roll ot bank bills as she was going on board a steamboat. A villain saw the act, and supposed the lady must have deposited the money in her trunk. Aller the boat started for St.

1 -1 . . 1 ..-,-1 .- , 1 dent was compelled to retire alter he conLouis, while the passengers were at dinner,' , . . . r . . , ,. r eluded the Cunmittee appointed to dralt reshe entered the state room and broke open oiions reported the following: the trunk. Fortunately she had the bills! 1. t& solved, Th it the Missouri Compromabout her person, and the object of the thief ! '8p. Stc- ö "ße 11 ftwthet enacted, that in al! was thus frustrate. Maddened no doubt by i Je terr'torr cefd f Frn .'he U,'ited , State., under the name of Louisiana which the disappointment, the wretch lighted a orlh u, - thirty-ssix degrees and thirty mini.iii.l. . . . . . 1.1I t ii r.nn I ka h'ini At rvn i I . . C I To S al I: . rf

uuuii ui iiianca auu uuon me uiu.iu ... ....g the lady's clothes. The smoke which issued fourth was soon perceptible throughout the , cabin, and a search lor the causes was instanily commenced. When discovered, a . . , greater part of the contents of the trunk was destroyed, and the whole badly injured. - - w QCI" The charter lor a railroad direct from Terre Haute to St. Louis (known as the Illinois Legislature. The bill has been before the Legislature cf that State for several years, and us friends have contended with I violent opposition from parties interested in rr r the Terre Haute and Alton road. 1 lie "Biough road" being a direct line, will no doubt materially injure the business of the : 11 I..... i more circuitous terre aaute auu Alton im, wot t. L,-nl fr.do of ll.o Inll.r ia ..ill In ho " sufficient to support it. The new road will be built with the utmost dispatch and principally by capitalists living out of the State. (O" The resolutions endorsing the admin - istra'ion of President Pierce have passed both Houses of the Mississippi Legislature, and have been approved by the Governor. Lou. Times. Very proper in a Legislature, w hielt has . , . just rejected, by a vote of GO to 18, a resolu- , i . ., a. . .i tion declaring the State bound to pay the aama f - - anA ,ra .ui,. ouuib ui"iüiaiuici auu aic mi.t luiii 1 1 iiiimim - - r - T tary to the sclt-respect of the honorable memr bers ÜF.SF.RVF.a to nr. Hirsr.. Frfti. Hi st nfi; - - - " " iko .if: : .: r... :i -'.. 1 u: , 11,0 uiunuusu i'.iy voiumuion us recontlv rnhhpd of his? nnrlcpt honk he enmo ZI , :I " r" r : 1 . o- - nrfoicn Wo g-tlllgered profession. We Miahrilical d-ed" m..t hav. diabolical deed must hd e a long-iingereu proiession. we think that this been perpetrated by one who was an entire stranoer to Fred's crenerositv. If the thief had aked Fred politely for his pocket-book, a . . a. .a.-., s.- - j. . , auu luiu unit inai 11c icunjr oiwu 111 ucru ui a small amount, everybody wlu knows Fred Hun, "ov: t,at even a thief would not have been relusett, anu men tne villain might nEe escaped th nsK of detection, and the diinr.n. ..f ...kKinif IUI O i I I t i I T . A C I 1 1 I 1 1 1 I Ii I - . 6' -- """"a " e ary Fred's in speaking of the affair say: O ... . J ll -- a . Some unmitigated scoundrel, who must be : . we ii I entirely past redemption, and deserves to be a . . . . I nung witnout benefit ol clergy, reiievcu our friend . red. Hum, of the Daily -Columbian," 1 r I . .. - . , Ii hl nnripLhnnk L' ..lulu Ii .rtli0.ru ii. ' - 1 ' ""v, . i- unuimicif K' .Iemilll who ,..,,, , . ' ,nd .- .7. . . " . ... -! peeling a candidate lor beinir " wictim-zed," . the pocket-book didn't contain much money; - ...0 r...... . .- äiili ...um peniii in reiterauug our a-sertion inur. tne uenraved villain ho .. . . . tvniihi nMi'iiint to rub an pilitr.r -L.... I.l K u - w. , ..IViU lu Wc mu through" in the most severe and sanguinary mnniirr.

Nebraska .Tleetlug-t. The Xnrth i l.e.ri n n i nr tn sneak in thun

der tones. In every State the "voice of the . , ... ..,. tB(i people-' as echoed frum public meetings and ... a r people as echoed Trum public meetings auu free nr.' i riii.riu.r rUiir and s rolJir 111 i onnnait i..i, i a ti,.-. kl ..hmakn hill. in our own State, . lueniüi-. a-- m m,7l. . .7 uji Party, and fr Ü M.oken Ik 01 are CSlldldly .sMrreAeMkenHvoatera arecauuiu.y - . expressing their niiiids on Ibid important suuject. We pUt.h t,-day tue proceedings 01 m e I' 1 1 H Of hfM at l'rincftull ait WetK, ailU ü largely auemied. W e rejoice to witness t.;. nna cxprassiou of feelim;, an.l hope the influence of lri meeting will be feit by ai least one . . . r U h..... tl.e .p,.... this district. No p,ftti or other citizen, usirict. rtu man, editor or omer cuiAcii, ' eed endeavor to persuade us that any party or the larire por tion of a nv party i n this drs- - , ... trict. are in favor of the Nebraska bill. Densocr... M ... .. Whig, will c.e.ve eo the interestsof the North in this matter, and deny . . ... . L . . . .i . .1 . . fii.i iifi i. t t- I . ill iri.- . r ill I ill. ill... i.i . a u ut.li. . --- - j the claims of party if they urge any opposite ( course. tvui' a ,.r .. m0.;n w-u.m ..lVery.eeNebr"klm"""Tl 'd: "r,c aUle ou nwaifi.aos. ! sustaining the course of Mr. Mace, Re presentative from that district, the Nebraska bill, were adopted. PrCSentatlVe from that district, in opposing . 'I frTlp Titv Connril last SaturJaV n oht . . - .j. rjzej lhe Strait Line Railroad Co. tol . . . i r:.. tu. mm I esiauiisn a Kraue oa Vll sassts sum aw .... feet at Fifth street, to cross the canal, and two ftet al Sixth street, if the Company so desir(7- The Prairie City, says that the Commun Council of Terre Haute has passed an 1 ' 1 ordinance levying a tax of 100 per annum un billiard-tables and 500 a year on bowling saloons. Nebraska .fleet nig; at Priucetott. In pursuance of a call made through the Democratic Clarion for a metting ot the friends of the Missouri Jompromise, at the r .... wj t . , v i' u 1 1 iiuuse, 111 1 iiiiiiinu, un l 1 11. -01 1 11 a 1. 1 11 1. t 1 o'clock, (juite a number of citizens convened. Tue Hon. Samuel Hall was chosen President, and A. D. Foster, was elected Vice President. Win. Reavis and A. L. Dorsey were elected Secretaries The House being organized, the President Blalt.d the object of the meet ng and urged the necessity of perpetuating the Comprom iseof 1820. On motion a committee of three was appointed to draft resolutions expressive of the opinions and w ishes of the meeting. The President ppointed Messrs. John McMasters, James Finn-'y, and James L. Dun can said committee. A mil was th 1:1 1 ! nnnn Jinlrp Rmhrop iQ ndlirt,s tue house, to which he responded, urging the importance of adherence to the compromise during Sis speech, the rresi-' ulfS oi norm luiiiuue wiuiiu me Minus 01 me State contemplated by the act, slavery and in- ; oiunturj ervuuue, uinerwtse man 111 me. ! puiiistiment o; t rimes, ol which the pariv 1 shall have been duly convicted, shall be lor,.ver prohibited" by which sccordmo- to its i i , ' te ms, all tue :erritury north ol thirty-ix de-Js'r,-'e3 l,i,r,y - purchased irom Fiance .l. .... IS f utiuer me nam.- ui i juiaiaua was, ior a consideration in hand received by the South, quit ' -laimed to the North for free labor and free men. should be held torever irrepealable. 2. Resolved, That no ex post facto legislation in referrance to territory subsequently acquired can abrogu'e a solemn contract respeeling territory for more than thirty-three .: .1 - ii. 1 1 . : , . ! " .. , 3 , ,. ' : anu south as not only biudiii;;, but so accor- , ,.jnff to ,ie 8trjc(est cutistruction ol the Con- ! stitution. .. I i j mi , ,i i . .! .1. KeSOlVed, 1 hat the repeal Or abrogation Of the MlSSOUri Compromise. Would he a omss r ;mJ . . . T "& "-' J" ' I pair the coiihdence ol the North in the inte"rjty anj i,ur 0 the South, by the fouBdation I ol a jealousy, and cause an agitation that I II I .1 I " r wouiu materially weaaeu me uona ot union between lhe States. 4. Resolved, That the territory of Nebras ka, extending Irom North to South through more than twelve degrees of latitude and from Kast to West through more than elev en iegreil of longitude and aerviaa to eon. . .1... c ii. a.i . ... ! . Ta 7 -u-- w.m those formed or to be lormed on the PaClhc is ((Ueu upu by t,e -e&l maiority of freemen .r i . "... . the North as too precious an inheritance the passage of, and vote against any bill that . - ....... . . I. ...... ti.a -' r . i . m . would ubrogate the provisions ol the Missouri l rm,,;c toompromiae. A motion being made to adopt the resolutr.r, Mr ti, l .l.r. I.. . ,...;KI .1.:. . t 11 r: 1 1 in 111,11 an 11 1101 L. .11 r 11. 1 . 1 1 1 1 r h 1 si 1 sin - r r - - - - - 1 ..-.. 1 . 1 1 ... : i . p "u h.uiuiiiu m a nun pjecn. I Alter remarks from other (yentleinen the! V'C WUS taken UP" adoption of the reso- I , .. . r , . T7 IT. ' ,utlon8 A count being called for, ih arose ! ( (or an(J 3 again;jt .,e,r auulU;n. I Voe was taken .at. me adom , II. I ... .. . r. . . .r. , " l.lll, Uli I BU'JpOUIl, I Oi. aa ,;..., lh.. Kw. .. a-prp r.,oc.o.l r..: u .,' ZlZTi"": r i. : . " . . to furnish the proceedings of this meetinsr to ! f- f le Democratic Clarion, and Lv.nsville Journal lur publication. On moticn the House adjourned. A D. FOSTER, Vice President. W.u. Reavis, Secretaries. " - Mt'. A Warning to Jealous Husbands. A :vnlll,nm.n i Prv;.l..n,.a RUiUhl.nd ..u had a very handsome wife, recently became I .. m .. .. . . f dissatisfied with the attention of others to-1 wards her without a cause, of course, and . . - I started off and traveled some two or three hundred mi es and visited several hospitals, j . c . I ........... . .. r ...... i .1 i .. .. ur U U UUi uusc in 1.111:111 if lie SIHO'l ui.x, uu, L. . .J.Jt t -utm -, " 7 ..... . ., ..u. ..v. - wewwur, ..... ... .. " D ' " 9" s,e would become pretty well üit'ed UDon her lace it would have a tendency to keep 1 a. i: m . .. , Jr . . JL ! away ner aumirers. nut me lull Ol tnejoitej vi as. that he took the diseose himself, went . a. UU .n,l .1... :j iiuiiir, .um unu, um um juuiijj wiuun, who did not take it ut all, has since married a handsomf mnn who is not jealous.

i:urop.isew (oMlinned.

v. aA Democratic conspiracy wad Ascoverea Madrid on the 14th. The resea den. Jose Concha, who afterwards The authorities rWHS prOCl 'MO- , .rt....! earantrf into Vr ..,Vv. Count Btiol notified thp RlMM Ambsssa,r the concentratini of troop on me irontier was niTeni ec I on v as a nrecauuonary ..,;!;,.; - ...J mL .::...;.. measnre azurnst mrssia. una www i wa accompanied bv the friendlv expression ot the JJr.i.si, Uovernment. Seven or eight copptTed ships, of 700 or 8UÜ tons, are to be euiaired for our months, ; . .. t 9 . ior tue . onveyance oi cavalry anü uccout.e- i menl8 from he D..,nuoe In the House of Commons, on the 10th, f . -.1 II... I) .... nil ........ : f-

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. ril - . e . . . . . Chaioberlatn for the admission of the AmenCft Mimg,er at the opening of Parliament bv the Queen, were the s;tme as those sent r ... i tu me uuitrr uipiuuiuiic rrprcstriuaiivea, auu - T American Minbter was to appear in on state . - . . . z . . . . ... American .uinuter wis to appear occasion.. j Umrwm Saturdiy Morning. The Paris j v r y r. Dourne e hsed hrm yesterday ; 3 s 68. 0i.p.Uhe. IromSl. Peir.b.re tote. 'tersburg received in Paris to Feb 1. The excitement there was very great, end the war party was enlllUSiastrC. I - . . v ,. .,i ... .. i ii ' gnarta, and three ul the regular line, are nÜ T orders to eir.DarK on llie lytll. i 'PK. K,.' .,...,V.r,rnP!liAlPiinnStn'nn .. 4 . ' I' ' i t IV an ivAiV I a. !ll UlSDUlCneU IS IU.UUU. BDU as many more Will .. K ttPil in rp.iHrnfsa . . v - es 1 c . I 1 Twenty ships of the largest tonnage are required to convey the troops and upp lies. .p.' n ZJZ La .-s!T- j .,,, The Government has taken the Oriental steamers. - rime. rnn.i.lpmhlp AorWnm . .1 f OC i.e.'. i ipv it- w wwowwwww ww w warvaww t mm h.Ii a. I .....I ftitw .r aivtv ahm l.i-iil nro ' ma . . . . pu.wi ..ut t.. Hi sour tu r. 1 f a 1 .

-- - m . , r anu ln-aiinv locaiion for a The ship W. H. Davis, from Liverpool roj!a),.llf injk.; fr),rn lne rivi. New Orleans, was totally lost, January 27th, aud aparmtod by n heavy t

on the island of Bara, West Scotland. All hands, except the steward, was lostConsols closed Friday evening at Ü 1 3 COM31ERCIAL. LivKRrooL, 10th. Breadstuff's The dullness before noticed continues, and the demand is confined to immediate wants. Wheat on the week, is 3d lower, llour lsals6d lower. Corn is in limited request and 2s lower on the week. Today there is rather more doing in all qualities and prices are firm at a decline. Richardson & Bros, quoted white wheat at 12s 8d a 12s 9d and 12s 10; Western No. 1 flour 41 a41 sod ex-ship 6d less; Ohio, Baltimore and Philadelphia 42sa42 ti. Corn white 49a49s 6d. yellow 48s 6du49s. Provision- Gardiner & co quoted beef steady aud in quiet demand at full prices, and the stock much reduceJ. Pork is generally örm. New bacon sells reaajiiy as landed. In : 1 1 1 lli.rj iu fi n111.11 1 11 tiu u Ao m nnil unit liaa v ...... v 1 t ... ...... auvuuceu 111 price tajs. jjaro is scarce a BO sales are readily made at 57a58. At Man ! ehester transactions mjderate and prices un changed. SPECIAL NOTICES ILTUSE HOWE'S COUGH CANDY! Mi. S.mjicr.: Please announce my name as a enndidato for reelection to the olilce of City Marshal at U19 Mtavkma nafl ..i,...ii,i.i r.t,..-i- t.illV U' i M 1 1 -ri 'S ' ......... A. II. SANlle.KS. KA4(.: Yen will (ileass announce mj naie H,a candidate fertile MOteoof City Marshal at : ISa ensuing April election, tefctlj W.M. HoLDtN. TO BUtllNavSti ISEN, a kirt Ken: Aiivem'isiüG mkdicm. BeaSaas asasi i f BVanavinj who arUa to axtaad their I bui,"'s 1,1 t;i o:reo nivereoaatry, Bl Snd it ateatlj t their wltaataga by advartising iu te rlKXDKKHOS , cockikk, published at HeaaeMaa, Ky.. The Courier i j -tw VKU -l?lu . 01 .7, ",.Ur""'; so,ne subscriber in nearly every count, in the Green Kivur Country. Aay ordass wd. b - promptly attended ti" w in, inwii. . 111 i?iian, .'i unit. ii'ui o r. ..im to bv addressiug fehSt-las. W. B. ABhKAATHV. Henderson, Ky. II L L IM ALL. Stkait Link Kaii.road. 1 he 1'axesou the Evansville tadlaaaaaUs and Clavvlaad strait Line Kallroad, 10 bo paid by the Beat Kstale Propeity Hoblers ut tue City of tvunsville, must be paid THIS MONTH, or there will be a penally attached This la the last call. Icbiju-.'w Wj. HÜLL. City Collector. (Kmj'iirerand Volksbote copy f waeks.) MITICE TUi T AX P.tlTIIIK. m T. u ... r .. i ! aa ia rf on hi uic iowii oi i.iiacu luv wm Uaa uike notice that, unless the Corporation Taxes RC the .th corporate year o -ail own arc paiu, u or before the-Hrst duv of March. 14. they will be charged with a pen illy of 1(1 percent, and ..hail proceed to collect said Taxes by distress anl sale with cost. JAS. L. PAITK.X, Marshal. Lainasco City, Feb. IG. !ei4. fbl",-tf UKStlLI I IOS BT THE PEOPLE. Kiuoi.vfcD Chanin oi slv. That for the Inst two yurs we have been in the constant habit ufaaag the . Mustang Liu in nt, for Kheuiuutism and forall Sores, Bruises, Sprain' and Burns, aud it has never failed to give immediate reliel. B.soLven, That we have also used the Mustang Lini ment for the Piles, Fry sipelas. Salt Bheuiuund Chapped I Hands, and that it has al way. cure I L'k-oi.v.u. by THK Ladias. Ill a l we have u sed the Muh- ' tonif ualaMsS rr Sore Nipples. s.,ra Kreasu, Chafes and Sores OS Children, ami IW Moth or Freckles oi, the ! ace ""ck: i,u'1 h has iiw .ys proved effectuai-ioaT-ine lie-smii sinooiu, sou auu WI111C. Basolvej, n m aaMam Thilt we shall ever coiitiuuo the use of the Mu.i.mg Liuuueul bec-iuse we bars tried and proved Its efficacy. JTjSeo advertiseiuenl in another column. TQUR. HOLSTSAH'S PILLS WILL CURB DYS popsia. In li jesltou, Billiousuess. and every disease of ho stomach. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . DIHliBT BIBBOSS.-l ensenew style Buunet j Ktawaao, by k pr. . reca this an ha aaaaJ JAS LOW CO.. 417 Main st.. 1.0.1 . k . , . . . , w w a a a a a ao MLT SV t ... BM a A no. I - . eases . .am aiiK. rec O Ulis JAS. LOW Ai CO.. feb-W 41T Main street, Louisville, Kv. u11.11 luv. Did sn CTJTTIIIS ad T F.ti HiMi, M r r .V T , r w tUke mMiUUi IU ol informing the Ladies of KtaaSTtlla and viGaty. that they are aoaparod to furnish a the most fashionable goods in their line, of the lotest and rOWllKN A BABKBB take method Aa " , . IUID-S I.U'1 mmmm ""tu" .'-- "r?" " " cannot tail la suit. j i hey ure ai&o l,rel,a''''1 l" 'I-r ..V."9 a" lt'a-h wviunu $2ltlZ& SÄSÄS from whom lh,-y received the follow inz SAB i ..... . ...ri f . ti...! i......r! i.... . . 1 -- . - s.... ii-u w n.irKer nave 1 taken lessons of us in our improved Svstem of Dres. ( uuin:, iai ure fully etOsffftMl as TsMUvfi to impart tllf Silliri to fk(llra Iii H fa ia - - ' ww ... mm w .'Hin I . , - v I ; , - . i , - ; . BAAS tf MB. A MBS FORBES. JI H I I KI VKIKi; oi' SEtO!D STRKKT. TWO IIOORS HC LOW MAIN, IN m. kroh's BBw b ii.nmu, rvANsvu.LK, ia Ti'L1?!.!..?-? 7?ßflÜrt,S' tne citi a-1 vi i " i. uiiu i ; i' i v Iii iL lit ti Li n it t ate4Maaai at the a ov place. Where he eoi.,t n.iiv I a a . f a r a a .. . 1"JL('S u" "-o"1 spien.ua sin run assortment ,r Jewela,i, 1 I. .. t .- . . 1 ' lair.i .1111 f .i.l.. .n I... i - LT T. . i.u um au v aill.iireous purfAaass, .d the liberal patronage he has received thus rar. enable him to eil very low. and at least as low as any other house in the Cuy" "v,,'rs,of k,M1 ,iniH i cnM".toit manner, and ut low charges. bo executed in a Asking a continuance of the liberal patronage bestow. u ',0" n,m " TCT tn""- h. wan to buy to those , , 'ii. ii. l- I.. in.. I.l. .I"l. i. ...... .... f . i I ""H AVK nought of In in, and inv itcs all to examine hi goods and prices. (letvsH.tO G. GOSSEN. On F,NF Turkeys, fersale at 4A t f-l CB H . MM TON'S F

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XJ it nesis blue Tu 3 in nest: (J whiu. d 3 do. rM and lor Mie l febsw I. & o hkwwl T y. Sa 'O C!TV OHOEKS. for sale by L b. b. gilbkrta c.sye. wear Water. '. . . . , ..a. v f wirui as 1 rni. m-c no. ..... ,feb) l. dr D. HKiMANN. Kj Baiting lor tale b p,.... i.bs Freh Bntter; 9 bHs Frea Epr; jtut rec d ir.m emimnrw fb.8 HAMILTON'S Grocery. a f .. ,. OTEI flilii B Y J H COCHH AN. rCohter Foanh aad tocaat ata mm taa Mattet BaaJ - kvakvh,i.kt ia. Thn atVre lioaae has the boat ioeaiionfor Rauroaaand Cana, lnrr ofllllT Ho;t., ilv4he citT tJKl toeeuougb to Hie Hiver for persons witliini; to take a Boat. f bgr tf ..IX. Ikl, It V ce; 10 bars tine Li'rerpool Sail; ''7.; SfWta ss Almond,; win rjm Reo'd bv &indv Bur m: FKBSTOÄ BROS. "ILARITIED STJO-AR. 1 hhda prime anice I y rftl 'd . for sale b ifeb-.'?) PKESTOK BROS. ; . NÄ iT. RTORES.-50 bids Tar; Itosin . 1U bbl Pitch: Jnst ree'rt anü ;rsa ( ; (C-i.o-i MWKS ON HK1.K ui a., it- s. 1 i . . i - ... - . " . ft SSSS ; insurrection in rbln.; Hotiw, Mrs Ben. Bathy; LiieofBiennnrhassetf Taaat ate., dke.: last raeM .. iJSLtJ ,?r?-? ' ,.,Vv-r "V "If .. . " n KC D this day , Sj bush Onions, for sale ut BKltkoKU'. Second straet -räTig"? mHF. ntMeriher will offer to Ih höhest Udder in front I J u7." ,..w )N4, al S oVlo'k P. M., his fariu oC'JUU acres of first rate known as the BaatlM Farm and situaKii bout four miles north. f inceunes. betweeu the lerre Haute foa.l Ml aiaMi nv.T. me MHISVUle UUU irjSl.iMstille Railroad running between Use river and larni afcout P .. j iniU. thus irivme the nceunantol !.ui.J Urni a chu coof , r . route, to get luspr-Muce l" marke ty ruuroaii or steam- . n. i t s i j i.l. I i Iis 1, i ni i.uiii it? nil Mi.u-i'-ii hu 1 1 11 11 1' 1 1 mi in 1 n , E-arlacs flowing out oi the adroeks in laSklaat quantity to run an overshot irnst auu. AaoaioaoaaM . red acres are clearel, the remuiuinjr two hundred acres j (jt.aVjiv timbered with walnut rrplar, Ac. The improvej meuts are of little value, consitinir ol one old log dwellIfc. u"d the remnant of an old mill and distillery. Ith I . ( . ..a ,,i a. - I 'ill V 1 1 ' i ' V ll UH t:P Sill 11 19 .i J ' , . , iL lit bjh - This farm runs about one mile parallel with the Vinceuif - an I lerre Haute Mate road, presenting a beautiful ami :i- .11111. iiitiintiii im u IC3IU. III-17, una: anuiii nur kihi . I 1 . . ....... ..... I . . ...... ...... . r aud lirst bottom, now cleared. growth of timber which will . i all limes keep it healthy TKKMS OF SALS. One-fourth cash down, one-fourth in one year, one fourth in two year? aud one-fourth in three yeurs, the de ferrvd payment' bearing interest from da' a. Possession given uimediatelr. Duo attendance given bj the subscribe ' who will warrant and defend the UUe. feb; -.'tdltw G. UK A I.L. V.netne Oai. I IN EN CAMBRIC. 1 nw ajarte.1 qualities, j for aale by JAS. LOW dr CO., feb-Ji 417 Main street. Louisville, Ky. 1H ALLIES. 1 case printed Challief , very haad j s. ine l les, direct importation and for sale bv febii JAS. LOW V CO., 417 Main t., Lou.."Ky. HANDKERCHIEFS. dai printed Linen Cambric HaMkMa for salo bv ftfb-..i j AS. LOW Ä: CO.. 417" Main s.t.. Lou.. Ky. BaiLLI NTE3. 1 BaAf small figures suitable for children's wear, for sale by JAS. LOW A CO.. feb-J 417 Main street, Louisville, Ky . 1CASK Kmbroidered Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, asorted qualities, ree'd this dav and lor sale ay JeW JAS. LOW & CO . 4 17 Main st.. Lou., Ky. rAILS.--IU kegs Kästeln, Wheeling and Pitts PUfgh. all sues, j just ree'd and for sale by few S. K. GlLBKKT V CO., Syr. near Water. iff (ii PitAPlliFTnitv I OKUGS, Mhl)lCILS, l'.UMS, OILS, &.C., dtC. 4T M IlOI.eS I K .KD RCTAll. H i LEICH A VGRLING, THK undersign. "J have purchased the entire stock of In aas aad JaooMaoa at J. M. I. Miller ev Co., ami i n ten. carrying on ihs Drug basiuess ul the well know n Maad f heller Farnsley, Mo. 14 Wator street, under the Hrm of Leich Veiliur. Charta Leich, of the Arm, hopes he is favorably known to the public, having been eugafc-ni iu Mr. CfavJhrd Bell's Sioro the lal tlv.? xenrs. Peter Verling, of the same inn, hatrla been clerking in ths present store tlie last lt.re yenrs. Halters himself with having the confidence of its old cuslouieis. We inieud koaaiag u hand a large and freh stock of . ...i- .i.,,. lw. , ... ....i ... ...... ..v.,v...VJ " . v. II w j " KJ . ...19 .11... 11-5 .IIU I rtrllls I Haw lo Uuines, :u-.i ty low price, to la ill I liberal patronage o j.ii Irom oloauö new customers. CUARLF.S lihK H. PK I r.U VKKMKG. feata-ly CITY MILLS FLO 111 fllY Mills Klour is now- soiling at 37 00. wholeVy"le; r. lail S7 ':. SI l" for goixl merchantable Wheat. i(iceuts lor good Flour Barrels. fahiiS SAwtf J. -. F.OSS. Agent. ' I wf' rmomw? ' , ,. 10 l JSO J'V' ' vtt.vfi er steamer A in eric us iiangeable Lustres; O ic ease Bich Kngti-h Frinls; One case Apron Checks; f )r sale by SshSI J . 11 . II 4434J KE & CO. ttl XM BASIS. X.f BALES just roc'.l and for sale liy Jf leb.'4 JOHN S. MITCHELL A SOX. HOT 4 'Oil A , b KOMM Kobii so ..just ree'd at feb24 tsAI. UTJJra Hook Store. Al'OLLO II4LL R EST .I I B AMT. FIRST srRCKT, BKT. SVCA MOK aN1 VINIC. JOI.UNCH fc.Vr.nY MOKM.xO T IU O'CLOaJK.H HILLCR & GETTO Beg lo announce having open ad theabove KcsU. uraul, an Ii will always be kepi supplied Willi the best he marketatforiN. sTV I ami every kiiul of Game iu season; fresl Uallimore yaers in every ste. Meals at all hours, Tue HAK isfur nihe I with the choicest kind of Liquors and Cigars. A apacioas Hall, well lighie.l Willi gas. and Il'.le ! up arSl Mala, adopted for Concerts, Bills, Lectures. Publie Ale uliuirs, or Theatrical Performances, is attached. feb-Jl HILLBK 4h CK1TU HOMF.KV..4 am mixed Hose and Half lose, ree'd this dav and for sale h rakSS JAS. LoW & CO., 417 Main St., Lou., Ky. tMlEC'H BiBtl ISDMI W B D'L IM . -l 1 case solid colors ree'd this day, for sale by fele.3 JAS. LOW V CO , 417 Main st., Lou., Ky. HAKITICS TI II. l.IM: for February .just rac'd and for sale ut (leblti) SAM LLS l fcK'S. O' IE HEvr:..--S cases -.Hi inch printed Oil Chintz; 5 do :u do do, with ami without borders; 5 do -i'i do plain; IU do 3-2 do do; direct importation and for sale by (thaBB JAS. LOW ox CO., 41? Alain at., Lou., Ky. TIIKY A KE CO.TlC. HSEMMONS 61 SON, l ie inveutors and maufacturers of the newly invented Brazilian Pebble Spectacles, will visit Evansville shortly. Due notice will be givwu of their arrival. le j -1 f (Enquirer copy.) BICKETS tn I I BS liOdo.eu wood Buckels JO nests Tubs; ree'd and Tor sale by feb-.'i PBESTON BROS . IT'UITTS. 12 boxes Oranges; 1 cask smal. Baisins: 50 boxes. half and 'J5 quarter boxes i Raislr s, in store and for sale by febv.' PRESTON BROS. ' OAllDI A'EN. 3 cases Halves ree d per Reindeer, tor sale by S. E. WU.BKK I : CO.. f,..-J Sye near Water. xt U u v H U. . w last ree'd and lo, i XI T . . 77.. . Tr.T....'.,T:, . . AI y Vmmi ou., ..Miiunsuian,. ,o-t r.LLB. bat-. '.. ' . . r,n " rA " V rAlii.i-a.ve, rnsuwia ni.i u.iTi .o ikiki.l roKWAROKBS. . .. .7.. ..I, iv uaa.Ms tin en .xu n.-v...iw.iA, o. 2.1 4'a.ml. bMtween l in Hiid Sxramorc it-.a .Sooth side. Cinciunati, Ohio. REFER TO Messrs. Minir. AvDitw.4 Whiti.) Cinciu'ti. " J. C. Bt'TLKR A l o.. S " Allis A HnwRS, Evansville. TTr Particular attention givn to Shipments bv f anal I " . - . ....... ....... . . ....... .il l.,. i r . ... .- to WABASH VALLEY AND TOLEDO. ii"i,i um. O r'BBLS Hvdraulic Cement; )) m do Pl'as'er laris, in store and for sale by feb-J3 PKESTON BROS. ' N I TS. -10 frails Almonds; 4 do Filbarts: 4 bags Peanuts; ree'd and for sate bv PRES'lON BROS. febi 3 IM.N CHECKS. 3 cast s pure Linen Checks j ree'd Üiis day and tor sale by feb3 JAS. LOW & CO. 1 IT Main st., Lou., Ky A'kVA PADDIkti. 3 bale Tailors' Pad-, I , i ug, re. -.1 thisday and for sal.- bv . . ..a . . . i i ..... I leii-.'j j.m. lion ai tiu., iw nun a, uo.,ny. i

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wmius. on i.;. noun. i r-.r sale bv Jbi JA. LOW Co.. iiTMain st., Lea.. By. , , AMKr oyrmPmrtw ' V nainl aud foi tale l J.s in'.' a. .1 fb2:t 4K Main street'. Uui.tiiie. k't. a ... . .. . " TTaving aaearld the mtlmfm an able and aaaetV , . . kind of work in the Wih ReyarraC with pnacta. aiily and dinra clt. AH work aarrmoteU. Jl r" Jewelry neatly repaired. RITTKOLKF & SOOTi GUTTA FERCHA COATED PENS. JUr received, an aortinei t of Uxonand Hatlcraon's Uulia i'ercu Coated Pen, aad ör nie by b23 hl l l ki.LpKA SONS. HOOTS. MHIls, AC. O CASES Ladies' Miocs. l.,x,tees. Gaiters, Ac, contJ) aWtlar of--Women's Kid tipje.I Jenny Lind Booloei. do üubinolled d jo. do do Bronze do. do Patent Leather Sontajr do. do Bronze topped. egVi Fox'd Bwtoe; do plitJenn. Lind Bootees. do Ijice Hooteev do Kuaiiiellcd Buskins, do Heeled Bootep. do Kid S(riMe-ln--led Lac.- Bootest, do Lace unat Bootees. Children's Grained Lace Bootees, do t'otored Koan Bootees, do Bronzed Bootees. do- Tip ed Bootees, just landed from steamer Ancricusand for saleby J. H. MAGHKK it ( . A-rxTS hvausvill, lud. ST. MNJItj M ii K.- 10 bbls Loaf. ( ru.ksd, Hwderel and KeHnr.l Just ree'd. for sale b fef.-.ll B. K.GII.BKKi A CO.. Sje. near WaUr. T ECEIVED this dayi IA. i.-ui ih rr.,i. r. ti K.Mii, mi.!-.. sacks BM . aj bushels uaal; 1 bush tweet Potatoe; a sack B. w. Klnar: k ramnj riour; ..:.. ye ao; 5 lU;.li Pealeil Heaches: 1 box Lemons: 1011 Suirur cured Hums: lor sule at HKHhORD'U. ! .t..kA . . Ilu-" .secoi.dst it 1 1. s t 11 11 , will . t.;.i.u x - . j 1 0Lr V 2J .J "l i h ,L'c!,v vv! t. C1' t f biB " tornerof MMi T .,,'',. 1 lorneroi aiatn and first stroota. ! T)EA1'H ltlCA'D . lubblsofaanperiorartirlO' I l ree'd and for sale by (febl3) PKEh'l VS BKOS. 1 my. ( cnjr.a D. niussa, O. ll'RUR. ; a. icrmslri...- , V. CT MIM.IIAil A CO., PITTSBURGH CI1 Y GLAS WORKS, Ctrner Firt and .V-wr rrti, PIITSBUKGH, PA ., MANCFACTUREKS ..f PiitsNuxah City v. .ndw Glass; American Convex Glass, for Parlor dow; Vials, Kotlies, Ac Ate. febl6-lj AAOTIIUK Ii or FINE JfiWBLhY! AT REDUCED PKicE. AS USUAL. E. HUSTA CE, First ttrret near Maim h u n . ntlr , . 1ANNOL'Nt:K to the public, ll.at I have removed froat in v old location to llie opposite side of lhe street, noar I Main, and sliull continue l keep all lliose fa.aionaldo auu ricii patterus oi ji-.u m.ki mat aro continually manufactured for thus.; who appreciate wht-i is good. I shall utter my Btaasat such low pncai that it will ba aa inducement to all in purchase, und an examination ia only requisite to con luce th.- public of lh fact. Pleaao call and look, ii not to buy . P. S. Water Neaalrtag attended to in a manner surpa.sed, and warranted to givs watirftu tioa. Hebt I J fcjl N SHIES. cases tlni.li printed Jaconels; 2 do solid Cheek; IU do Swiss Muslins; 2 do French Curtain Mus'inf; 1 do Scot, h Tweed, suitable for children's war; -J do Batiste Lawns; do BagHak Horn Hodding Combs; direct Im aor. tatior.s, for sule by JAS. LOW A CO., BASS 417 Main street, Louisville, Kj.TAR. 40 bbls ilmington in flue order, rer'd par Belle Key, for sale by H. E. Oll.Hc.h l t I O.. febll Syc near U air. KAM a WHS V LT. jUV bbls In food orSor j ii si ree'd und lor aale bv dacS-tf ' JOHN t, I1TCHBU.. hmpuirer, copy . m:i.i: r m iiool. M"S. ff. A. MOKKIM respectfully announces n lho citizens of Kvausv iile Dial she wi I open a School, on Monday, January Intli, fur tha taatraflsaa ofa llmltsd number of p .pils in lh n-uiar hmThai ofau f Uiish Bdacattoa. Ha ing had on.tant xperience for tha lasl H years, she hopes t civ entire s;.,..iai -.ion to all wlio may lawr tier Willi their palimairfi For tonus, Ac. apph ut her re.:. truce, ou First street. second door from the hpifceopal Church. Rastaai ks Msfarr. Ahl.W a now ks, HOKAHKOOK At CB17KCHILU " BHA5BL13I A L'Lll.LY. JaiilS-tf r CIIA.n-PAK.N WIM ,-10 lasketsVptnU aul j aaaita, line article, iu store and for .ale M laiiSH PKFsloN BR. Sil. TlüLlMKS.-70 bbls and half bbls, a ?orj superior art. clc f ir sale ven low by feb'Jl P. E. GILHEHT Co.. Syc'. noar Water. L E .1 AND Mio : ... 25 kecs Bed Lead; 150 kegs Whit Lead; i lbs Har do; äU bags Sbol. ree'd and for PBESTON BKOS. ale by ffnlaTT WHITE OOIS.-Wo are importing a iargo slock or Cambrics, JiM-onetf, Swiss Jacquards, ao4 Book Muslin, which we will sell lo lh trade on asfood terms as Uiey can be hud iu Lastern markets. febii JAS. LoW & CO., 417 Main t., l.on., Ky. Ul NM A IU CBB.-leatnstsatB Kuiusliurks suitable for Coals and Pauls, rev'ti Uiisda and for saioby JAS. LOW & CO MfB 417 Main street. Uuistrille, Ky. N i:i:ni,t: S OKK I.OOUS A rullaasrtnioat ot Jadkoneis. Swiss hdgings. Insertings mui Pvuacingaud work Collars, on hand and for aale by fobgg JAS. LOW i CO., 417 Mam at., lxu.. Ky. HOOTS IM) SIIOI.S. "CT K. IIENDKICKS & Co. have just received lho first s,jpnint of iheir Spring Goods, consisting of Voutns. Boys' and Men's Brogaus, and LADIES' ttAl TEHS. fatdlt LOUT. TH h later pun of last w eek, a pair ofSilver Spectacles, valuable to the loser only. The Under will b cowarded bv leaving them at this office. Ieb2l-tt Willis Mm HlkkUiad half bbls choiaa Plan.?1 tation, iu best Oak cud Cvpres cooierage. for aal by s. k. OILBKKT A CO., febäl sc. near Water. 7 -L TCRKEVS ree'd and for sal, wholesale sr retail i J st (febl?) COOK'S Pamlly Gcrtcacy. Inn SACKS Bran; i-UU Ü0 do Shorts; 60 do No. 1 Familv Flour, jurt ree'd at febl" COOK'S Family Grocery. EVANSVILLE. IND.. February SBfa, ISM. THE public are hereby i.otified that an airangcmaat was made betweeu tbo Hossbhoe Dealers 01 Evaatville. to raise the prices of work and t. have our price ei!al,but for want ol eon Ode nee iu some of our brothers or late, wo now repudiate all such arrange ruent,and declare ourselves imlependent nf them, ami furthermore wo will p.- v higher wages 10 all worn ineu who ere eapable of mak -log their work right, ban any of tuem will pay, aad WO will sell lower than they can or dare sell. HAKT A FELKER, JOHN RASCH, fabei-tf W.M EMEKY. I MCJPOIC ATION Ml I 1(1'.. o R DEKKO that the owners of Lois in Bloi-ks 5o. Sand 6. in the h.i-t -r:i Kiilurgeinenl, and frontincon Afalbrry str.-. t. belweeii 'Jd mid 4th street, who bave not down a gio i ,i... sufficieni Plank Sidewalk In trout - thereof, cause sai.l Pank Si. .- v. :.lt : to be a id down UB)f - r. ,n u,yi . ' me publication ol this Order; and in deTanlt inereot, iae Cit Marshal is directed to norform said work, and the - - '.u 1 . . will I I v.ukjacituii n ..... and c.llecteil b icile of .aid Lot., or -o much inereor aa - - . : ' . u. j. ' "' feewary to atisTy saia lien unn r;.o of the commou Couucil. GEO. H. TODD. feb 14-31 City Clerk. I C BOX DS Codfish, 10U lbs each, ree'd and for sale by JLV febll J.A W. REILLY. COO.! tOAl," TiKHSOsj nnii.er Coal can be sit nil led by leaving JL orders at C. Wells, oral our Poundry, to-day or to morrow.(tebl7) O. D. EGC.LKM ON cV CO. COTTO rjUBM AXOC AKPETCHAIÜ. 74 bags just ree'd per R. M. Patten, b.r sal at Facie i rv prices, by S. t. GILBtRI A CO., I "feblT Atfonla C ypress Factory. TRUNKS' TRUNKS!! TTtsr received irer Statesman, a lot of soperflneTraviI ing Trunks, cortaii.hig a tall assortment ..ft ..its, I Pants and Vrw, also I a.ion-made white liuen and aeriao Shirts which will be soln cheap at febts m.ck a LORKNtine'1 A B4I.S more of that larners o morn IU f'.er by Tonnes., rerM an-l for sola ry J.sV W. REli-ViV.