Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 284, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 March 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A, H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TKK.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION. .05 M 10 . 400 . 2 U0 allr Journal . per year. " by the week,... Tri-Weekly Journal, per year, . Wookly Journal, Oiscihiati A.hct. -Messrs. Marvin ...osa. Mrth street, between Vine and Walnut, Cincinnati, tar oJthoriied agents for the transaction of business for (he Evansville Journal. The Daily Journal will be found on file in their otfee, and advertise menu and subscriptons are respectfully solicited througa them. CITY OF EVARMVILLL. MONDAY MO R N I N Gxx .: : M A RC H 27 Uncle Tom' Cab! n on the Stage. Who has not read Undo Tom's Cabin! ; tnd who has read it, no matter what his opinions on the morale of the work, that has not . bten carried through its pages in I tide of sympathy, by the exquisite art of the writer1 Well, let that be as it may, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" dramatized, appears to have proven the most popular exhibition which has been before the public for years, and free from the objectiona which have subjected the book itelf to the abuse of those who havo no sympathies with the peculiar opinions of tho au- j thor. There have been several dramas of this work, all differing, and all of different merits. The one acted at New York had a run of over an hundred nights. It was declared one of the most affecting and popular dramas ever put upon the stage. This same version will be presented to this public tomorrow evening at Apollo Hall, by Shires' Company, which has acquired a fine reputation in the larger cities. This company, we understand, has all the scenery, the actors, &c. for giving the drama in an admirable manner. They have at every place visited, had a run of many nights, which convinces us the Drama as produced by this company, has distinguishing merit. The Madison Banner devotes a column to this company, and thus closes: We cannot, having witnessed the performance, wonder that there in such a fascination in it. We have realized its spell. We saw flooded eyes and starting tears attest the impressiveness of this drama. We can only advise our readers to witness it for themselves, and suppose nearly every one of them will do so. This is a moral drama, and we understand there is nothing in the whole play to which the most moral may object. Probably the best proof of this is, that in several cities in Northern Ohio, it has been acted in churches. But our readers must judge for themselves. We can only say, that in this company are some excellent actors, and they have the aid of fine scenery. Go to Apollo Hall to-morrow evening. Gore to New Hakxoht. Mr. Semmons will start to-day for New Harmony to supply the people there requiring any such articles, with the Brazillian Pebble Spectacles. These spectacles appear to have given very good satisfaction to those who have used them in this city, and have secured excellent recommendations. Mr. S. has disposed of a great number of spectacles here, as we are sure he will do in New Harmony. We invite our friend there to give him a call. Those using the ordinary spectacles, or whose defective sight may require these artificial assistants, had better try the Brazillian Pebble Spectacles, as they possess many advantages. New Goods. Mr. A Embich has been snaking large purchases of ppring and sum mer goods in the eastern cities, and hia first purchases have just arrived, and will be open for inspection to-day. The ladies will find a great many articles worthy their special at tention among these goods. Mr. Embich is acquainted with the demands of this market, and we are sure his stock of goods when fully opened will not be surpassed by any in thicity. Call early before the "richest patterns are sold. Mr. E. will soon be at home wilh large additions to his present stock. JX" Messrs Mack &. Lobi.-natine received last Saturday a large lot of styl. ah ready made Clothing, just from the manufacturers at Cin cinnati. These goods are made in a substanial manner, of the latest style, and comprise some very fine clothing. Mr. Lobenstine has just returned from Cincinnati, and his stock of goods will be found not only excellent but cheap. ' . opened a large lot of reaoy made Clothing at his store on Main street, nearly opposite the ßank. Those wanting anything in that line had better call and make first selections. They will find a full assortment ol Clothing snd gentlemen's furnishing goods. Busimess at Mt. Cabmel, III. We learn frn ,i, it. r , - - - - - ,. hh 0ti. i v a i mt: I xvcj;idh;i uiai uui mbv tatter part of week before last, 1500 I Of " , ' , " I" I hipped from that place South," ntitv of nnuliiKH alill r.m.inpJ produce were s and a large quantity of produce still remained in the warehouses. The Ren-ister savs bv the close oftheseaaon a fr., ;.t ntitv m I . l i i , ... of aroduce to have loaded twentv-five Wav - Dasii steamooais, win nave been shipped from that place. . .. frT A rr:in(rimiin N nrp ii-imr i,n. .. O b Oes ... . uionan a Dang at 2liawneetuwn, III. It will i - . . . . soon go in operation. Jt would be a good idea to establish a number of banks tliere, all around the town, to k ep ulT the flooda. rri Arrnrlinrr r : .: n .-...0 JO v.JL,uati -r.ee turrent, there were 010,176 hogs killed in lndiana ttie season of 1853-1, against 61 1,018 killed the previous season. Q7 A Uank will go Vernon about the first capital of $400,000.

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r " BY JIHfiO Capt. Robinson De Hart, by Louisville and I The principal occurrence which has ealivCincinnati papers, we glean aome intereating ened our d reccntIy w the rud Fellows' iniilABi. a 1 L L . 1 LIImAm nf

i u viuc ia connecieo wi.n me sany u.aturj ui eta am boating on the Western Waters. The first steamboat that floated on the Western Rivers was the "New Orleans" and built at Pittsburgh in 1811, by Robert Fulton, and commanded by Mr. De Hart. The Vesuvius was built subaequently, and deemed a fast boat. Her speed, however, may be inferred from the following statement. "The v steamer Washington was built in 1816 and comraanaeu Dy Lapt. m. ju. onreve who hi commanueu dv capi. m. am. onreve who in 1 a a . r r m ril 1 I 1817 made the wonderful trip from Louisville i to new uneans and bacK in 40 oays, oeai"Z the Vesuvius on a bet of $1500, and was treated to a public dinner by the people of Louisville, having by this feat convinced the dispairing public, that steamboat navigation would .ucceed on the Western Water..mi , . , 4 ( mr ,, i ne maenmery tor tne mew uneans ws t a. . . T I nrnild hi . . ma j IhA mr,i, nllim l.n m THOU7 -'00 ma 1 York by horse and ox teams. She was wrecked near New Madrid, at the time of the mem-: orable earthquake at that place, in a storm that occurred simultaneously with the shock, The "Enterprise" and ono other 6mal! craft was built, at Pittsburgh, and freighted . with cannon for New Orleans, and afterwards used in the transportation of troops during 1 the battle of New Orleans. Capt. Walker. This individual, who has recently introduced himself into notoriety by constituting himself President of the new Republic on the Pacific, is represented to possess many ennobling elements of character, and ia described by the Richmond Mail as being a regular Locomotive-Yankee. He is of Scotch origin and was raised in Nashville, Tennessee. He was ever known by his classmates as "Billy," abbreviated more on account of his youth than any familial ity with them. He took his degree at the age of sixteen, and attracted great attention, by a beautiful classical speech on Texas Independence. Hie revolutionary ideas evinced in this production of his ycuth, were extremely novel, and an apt precrjrser of his recent adventures. He directed his attention first to the study of medicine, and took a degree in Philadcl phia, and also in Paris. He soon abandoned pills for the profession of law, and became somewhat eminent as a bar-lawyer in the city of New Orleans. He figured in politics largely, and soon become enamored of the editorial chair. Afterwards becoming more reckless he married a lovely Virginia lady, went to California, and is now President of a one-horse Republic. His life has been well spiced with variety being only thirty years of age now. Flour A waiting Shipment. The Albany Journal learns from a gentleman from the West, who is conversant with the flour tnde, and who is well posted up in regard to the resources of the country, that there are now 223,000 bbls. of flour at Toronto, awaiting the opening of the lakes to be forwarded in bond to Oswego, and thence by railroad and canal to New York, to be shipped to Eu rope. Tue New York Canals. It is probable the canals will not be opened before the first of May, as the great quantity of frost remaining in the ground, in consequence of the very little snow that fell during the past season, renders it impracticable to open them before that date, it is claimed that there is more frost in the ground at the present time then there has been for the last twenty years. We learn that 64,500 have been subscribed for the erection of a College at Rockport, Ind., this season. It will be beautifully situated near the Bpot where the Evansville road enters town. fXjJ A meeting of the citizens of Htitsouville, III., has been held to adopt a charter for the "City of Hutsonville." Rather a small city, but wo hope it will become a great one some time. iCr The Whigs of St. Louis have nominated the following ticket for municipal officers: For mayor, Charles P. Chouteau; com ii t " i r ti: I . l:. 1 1 .. r: 1 1, ington; treasurer, William Glasgow, Sen. ; register, D. J. Bigham; city attorney, James , A. r ehs. St'DDES death. On Monday last, while Mr fl. W Holmes and a voiinn mnn named , Montgomery, were both plowing in the same

j field, the team of young Montgomery became j w,' k"ovv any thin? of the Judge will buöfrightened, ran offand dragged Montgomery, ta'n the plea of full justification. rearlv half across the field by the lines. Mr. m 1 T! 7. T nlownnd ran to ihn..!. atal AcciDEST. On Monday last, a mnn

. - i r - Iflm III k A tt mc?lsnl 1 T 1 . T '.WTT! w. " ' he was hurt much, remarked that he was not. Mr Holmes then started after the bBkcy - - - .,i .i u:. , horses of Montgomery, and requested him to .,, . plow with the team h had just left. he at once did, and proceeded on over a prom inance until he was lost to the sight of Mr. Vi , .... t. ti .r u:,. .. . tioimes. mr, a nuc-i a wuue, uuuing mat """ Montgomery did not return, went ,ongni, ,u.,u, clul c a.iuiounu lim lying over his plow, and perfectly dead. if. M m.,st have been interntllv ami ,,rin Mr. M. must have been internally and serious L-1I Jf, 7 rm ns Ii hrpMMt her Mine nnd ri nlv vom - IT IIIJU1."! "VJ i.-. - -.. www , (P-Pohteness, that cementer of friendship and soother of enemies, ia no where so much required and so frequently outraged as in . "J urties; ill near suu uesi uuiihchiuiib family circles; in near and dear connections j lt continually abandoned, and the result is, that all the illusions of life are destroyed, and ; Wllu tliem. niuch of its happiness. " IK n low Ute, before marriage, the man

in operation at Mt ia vcry lnUch struck the woman, nnd nfof April. It has a ,7 WCmaD i- n,uch 8truck " I 3 "IttSJ man showing a 'striking' illustration of

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11X.Ü10 JCXvUül V la GJiJJl.d A celebralion Notwithstanding the day opened with a very unfavorable morning, there was a large attendance of the fraternity from neighboring lodged. Amonr the distinguishd. . r. www -ww 1 I brethren present, were Hen. W. K. Edi m f rn t ., J To I waras, mayor oi lerre mime, anu ivev. GeoT(TQ B joce,tf, of Centervillc, Ind. A ' yey numeroua delegntion was patent from . ... , , .ii. 0v,..e, .,u, - . of very respectable brethren from Washing- " ton, Ind., and LawrcnceviUe and Rusaleville, tnn Tnrl nn.l I m rrnrrriHe and BnoalaTillo Ul Thc8C added l0 the ,arffe number of member8 belonging to our Lodge here, form- ! ej one of the longest and most imposing processions ever witnessed in our city. Headed

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the Evansville Braes Band, the proces- j recognized one or two of the men, that he jon marThed ihrourh our principal streete, I wou,d have trubie with them and that they much to the admiralün of .,üUtaide rftirM-fea i I

I and strangers. Theoration promunced by ; . I -i 1 . ., 1 I 1 orotner joceiyn, is universally commenaea. , j w,n forbear attemotin" a sketch of it at this time, as it will probably be published en tire at least , all who heard it, very much de eire that it may The oration was well con ceived, and eloquently enunciated. No oneJ however much he may be opposed to the orJ r 1 1 der of Odd Fellowship, could have objected to a single part of the address. The exercises at the church being conclu ded, the procession was formed ngnin, and marched to the "Amlrican Hotel," where one of the best dinners ever discussed any where, was served up, under the superinten-,

dence of that "landlord of landlord?," John as he regained his feet he drew a knife and M.Clark. The tables were arranged and : inflicted a terrible wound in the big mans , ... rtii ... right breast, which placed nun on his back decorated in the most tasteful and splendid Qf a,)d on the arrjvtll modern style. You are sufficiently acquaint- j Qf tne boat here, he was sent to the hospital, ed with the "American" to know in what) Not long after this occurrence the coalmanner the "fat thiiiL'ß" are served up at that' boatmen became perfectly wild wjth liquor,

. house. It was very superb elegant excellent. Altogether, the celebration is conceded to have excelled any thing of the kind ever gotten up in this place. Circuit Court adjourned ycstcrd.iy afternoon. Judg? Nib lack I think, will make an excellent judicial officer. Old Knox had her delegntion in the penitentiary increased two j or tkree. durin'' the session. The suit of the Evinsviüe and Crafordsville It ail road Coinpa if against certain stockholders in the original Evansville and Illinois Railroad was continued. March 23J, 154. ExTRAoni'INAHV Sc. NE IN AN INDIANA Court. Ttie Richmond i'aüadiuin of lust I week, gives the following account of a very ! singular BCCSM which occurred on the open-! ui :r of the court in Newcastle, Henry couutv, I ndiuna : At Newcastle we found quite n excitement existing in regard to the President, Judge Authouv. The court met on Monday morning, but before proceeding to business, a member ot a Henry county liar presented a fw'tifiatn M'irtii. Iii, . i.-ri mäni iur .l I Ku II petition, signed by every member of the Bjr in that court, askmg in most respectlul terms his lienor to resign his se.it upon the bench. The gentleman who presented the petition stated, however, that in case he would not resign the petitioners had agreed among themselves that they would not do any business in the court 8j long us he presided. Another gentleman addressed the court, re-asserting the determination they had agreed to, and urged in very plain terms the necessity of a lesignalion. Another followed, expresing the high personal respect he entertained for the Judge as a gentleman and a tiwrn-keeper, but justice required him to say that he regarded the present incumbent of the bench as utterly unqurtlifi d for the plare he occupied. and hope he wuuld resign. He was followed I by another, and he by another, and he by another, until every member had in plain terms expressed his opinion as to his incapacity, &c. With a nenchnlance peculiar to his Honor, he told the gentleman of the Bar that he I would think ot the matter, und in the mean- i time would proceed to business. He called j the cases upon the docket, and every case which had not been compromised was con tinMM ratil the next term ol the court. Court was adjourned lor dinner, and in the afternoon a petition signed by the jury was presented to the Judge, asking him to resign. His Honor asked time to consider when the lawyers proposed to him that, If he would ngree in writing never to come to that county again for the purpose of holding court, and would send some one in his nliice. tlnv would La ..,,.. ,., . u . ... .i "u Ulf "Wf 'r as iney were concerned. The Judge again tcok the matter under advisement, and, we are told, linallv promised never to come to that c -uni ty again for the purpose of hoi ing court, until he should bo sent for, and Would send Borne other Judn-e of the Court of Commn Dl. .,ii , , tnon 1 leas to hold Court in lllS Stead. Su - 17 ended tne mutter tor the present. Not one word by way ol justification of the col'rae of the attorneys is required of us. A 1 1 y I ie name of John Fraiks, engaged at the Lock on the Rapids above this town, was kill- , ZTZCm. iv , V ed we 'n iho act of opening the gates U permit the steamer Jenny I.ind to pass d.iwn to ; Before the lockman was ready, the boat ran mm saw gnies mrowin; mem open, causi.i. i p . . m .tu . - ... .i f i i 15 i n i struck Fraik my me ...iji.-iii hi uy snwiHi! on arm oi wnicn s on the ncau, killing him almost instantly. ft h cen?ur.. is attached to the pilot Of , , , . , . .. , C Pl,ül u !5fMJ Ll"'J 1 -tead of rnler.ng und-r Kill Sit .1111 !l t ( 111. I lull steuin as tic did, the law requires that he ulx-kll 111 lllr-b ll... I ... i t i -..V mv was iu, eiiL-iu iwwnmi Had the luckimin done Iiis duty bv raisin? lnf? inther-shii-iil, the red lessnesaof the piiüt wouj ha,c m.l lfc- boa, withotu causi the loss of life -.. Cmnmd Reg. iui.iti,i)i CFr ECT OF Til E NUN-1 SE OF J O"W . .... TN m bacco. do not understai d at all,'Biiid Augustine, 'how fsntletMO can tmoke. Itcertainly shortens their lires.' ! don't know that,' replieJ the other; 'there s my father, who has smoked every blessed day since he joined the church, and t'ST! f 'Well, if he had not smoked, he might have I been eighty at this day.'

REGULAR SON & - Ms aw r Itloc on the Steamer S. . J. Trabiit'. H A flap tho nrri d I mnA onrliirp nf the Trabue from our city last week, at a very early hour in the morning, we heard rumors of u severe fight on her near New Orleans. By the Louisville Courier of Friday, we have received the following particulars, which an interesting enough to give in detail: Wa rtnA r(i nr knuvr t 1 f m not i n (9 ft miir. V IIUTC U II II IJCTUIU VI lilt LUllC " denJr Qn lhe H k g ge!(Jom haye t - i record such scones ot violence as occurred on the steamer S F. J. Trabue, on the Mississippi river, during her recent trip from N as is usual at mis season ui tue yt-ai As is usual at this season of the yar, jthe boat wn8 crowdefJ wilh deck pa8Sengerf, cliefly flat-boatmen from the Wabash and coal-boatmen from mail hnitiaiaio from Pittshurir. Among the Utter was a set of turbulent, Quarrelsome men , w weT , "irTaV. " the boat at N. Orleans, and had a fight or two among themselves before the boat left port. Capt, Tucker was notified by a friend, who uuuu oi hi nie uuoh n na uuui i nuj " before she had proceed many miles up the ' r . I n.. L I I a river, one 01 trie riiisourg coai-uoaimen bm tacked a Wabash man who was quiet and peaceable and had said nothing to him, and . ... . j a :i. ZC jr 11.. I

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knocked him down and beat him dreadfully. and eight TaMeux and, owinp to the length of lime reTwo of his friends interfered to save hit.! quired for its representation, no other piece can be enfrom further ill usage, when they were beset , "Bmoke Georre Harris.

and beaten nearly to death, and one of them h,ld his arm Droken Dy a b'ow uf a axe in the 1 1 c c .1 . mi j L 1 hands of one of the rioters. The deck bar was open and another passenger, a small man, stepped up after the first fray and called for a drink. Whilo he was in the act of drinking, a burley fellow, a bulley among the coaiboatmen, stepped up and seized him by the neck, choked him, and threw him to the deck as if he were a chicken, and then stamped hjm. He was suffered to get up and as soon ... . ,. or tneir anxiety tor a ng'it, anu were nearu to swear that thev would take the boat and do as they pleased. The deck was crowded with pussengcrs, and the quiet and orderly had no peace or rest, nnd were beset every moment. Captain Tucker then determined to quell the riot, and summoning his crew, among whom were twenty-one Spaniards, and arming them w;th short eb bs, hatchets, and whatever weapons he could, ho marched to the lower deck and endeavored to restore order and put the rioters on Bhore. The rioters laughed at him, and one big fellow shook his fist under his nose and defied the whole crew. The Spaniards, in solid phalanx, each armed with u club and a long ki ife, were ordered to advance and seize the ringleaders. Then ensued a scene of strife and contusion seldom 6een on the deck nf a Fteamboat. The Spanish crew, however, were victorious and mmaged to secure I iur ot the ringleudere who were tied neck and heels and peace as at once restored. The chief of the mob was not caught, and for several day could not be found, and it was ihoi.ght that he, together with four or five others, had jumped overboard and either drowned or swam ashore. Several of the cabin passengers aver that they distinctly saw three or four men in the river, and as the affair occurred soon alter lhe b(U , N. Orleans it was impossible to tell who was lost. During the melee, a coal boatman of the name of lllakely was much hurt, and dangerously stabbed in the rear. He was taken care of by the officers of the boat, nnd sent to the Hospital. The mate of the Trabu-, received a cut in the hand from a knife which he caught just as one of lhe mutineers made a lunge at him. The four that were a1 rested were put off of the b.jat soon after the affray was quelled, and when the boat was in the neighborhood of Millikins Bend, the big fellow that hud been missing, was found, and was forthwith set ashore. He had been secreted under the I cylinder timbers. No further outbreak oc curred during the trip, though many threats were made just before the boat reached port. The discipline of the Spaniards, and the determination of lhe officers of the boat put an effectual stop to the lawlessness of the coal boatmen. If I I l:. On Saturday Inst Mrs. Katharine Sloan, wife of Capt. Thomas Sloan of this city. Mrs. S. has for tereral months been declining wi'h a Kaftttag Consumption which has at length finished its work. She wai an estimable and pious lady. "APRIL ELECTION.-" Mr. SANnm: P;eav :i n n u lice the name nf JOHN FAKKhl.l. usu candidate for the otttu of City Collector, at tho ensuing April election. Imiiü4 Mr. SANntRs: P ease announce my name as a candidate for lhe ollice ot Cl.y Collector. iulU4 W.M. WOOLSEY. Ha. SAmtns: Plae announce mv numo ns u enndi- ! date for ro elet-ti..n loihe OSIce of Citv riork, at the oil j suing April election. gko. u. todd. -7 A. H. Simik'h, Plee:!" announce tha name of VM. ni.l.l, lor re-election us C'ily Collector at the enming April election mh'Jl i A. H. Sawotas, Esq.: You will please announce my namt' a c:" ' for the Oflsea orCttj .Marshal, at tLe . uii.nliii, At.nl . . I i ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' uli.1 ll i'li't'li'il Ulli i In .1 ti v ni0Jn April election; 1B1 i ttim. - 1 n tat. interest of the city , II illHH . i j i i i i ' . i 1 1 , HI. V W wJ n .. . , ' 'V l.' J n.ii 1 1 GEOItGE W. CLOVER. JIT VVe art authorized to announce JOHN SI SAMPSON as a candidate lor City Marshal, at tho t-nsu-n-i; April election. inhlj Mi. Sawders: Please announce my name as a candidate for re-elertion to the office of ('ity Marshal at the approaching April election, i :..':(', JOHN WaKD. A. II. SANDERS. ESQ.: Ycu will please announce my name as a candidate fort'io office of City Marshal at the ensuing April election, (reo-jij v m . nuLHfc. . SPECIAL NOTICES. use r. HOWC S Miakfr Sarsaiiarill?.! i t n v b is a nca o i i ie . Tumi will be a County Temperance Meeting held at tne .Me.noiiini enure Ii. Locu .si street, on next Monday eTcH..Kl7-cl-k. We hope to see. general ...1 full attendance, as buainess of imporlance will ttransacteJ. Byordero.the (jnbss-vt) CU.VIMiriKK. (Enquirer etipy.) ITT DR. HOLSTEAD'8 PILLS WILL CURE DYS pepsia, lnttijesüoii, Billtousness, aud every disease of he stomach. HESOLI TIONN BY TIIK PEOI'i r. Kbsolved Umanihocslt, That for the last two years we hare been In the constant habit of using the Mustang Lli anient, for theuinatism and for all Sores, Bruises, Sprains and Barus, and it has never failed to give im mediate reliel. Rcsoiakd, That we have also uaed in Mutan Liniment for the Piles, Ery sipolas, Salt Hbeuiu aud Chappod Uamls, and Uial It has always cureJ. Kesolvko, y TBI La die. Ihat we have is,-,l ti.. Mi taue Liniment fr Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Chafs ainl Sores on hil.l r n, ami for Moth or Fr-ekle on Iii " 1 "; aud i l&VT ' continue the use of it has alwus proted effectual lea v , soft and m lute. Auksann Snin. That w - hall evr fthe Mustang l.iuiinntit beciuse h.ue trlel and proved itsem. .a . ' r. rT'Vc a'lvertiseujent in anoth'ir coluniu.

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Thi fast steame JEW ADVERTISEMENTS APOLLO HALL, Tuesday Evenknf, Jvlnrel 4 SHIR ES' C E LEBRATED UXCEas TOJI'S THOl'PE, TWC LARGEST AND MOST TALENTED COMPANY IH THE C t COMPRISING THIRTY-FIVE PERSONS, rRG N1ZKD expressly for the production of the J Grand .Moral llnitiiaofUNCLETUM'SCAUlN, Will appear as above for a FEW NIGHTS OXLY.' ThkComi anv.selerteil from the mosttiilentedTronnp in '.he country, standin UNRIVALLED FOR TALKNT ILmtf SrOSlBatBn, are alone a!loopiTea lull and just ritir oMitiition of tli fur f .mi'.l u .rL ' R.vtTv hnr-t4v s nUly given and developed, in artistic arid life like mann r. THI TAoUEirX are Grand and Imposinjr, presentinr ; an illusion so stronp. an interest so exciting;, as to hold the audience spellbound during its entire representaTOaS StZSSiS Pronator Pnpritor . .VVm. Shires. .L. Bernard. .Mr. Machold. . I). Spencer. .L. Wallis. Stage Manager Leader of Orchestry . Treasurer Property Maker... Costutner I. Saunders. Scenic Arllst J. Myers. Usher ..P.White. The I Manas r respectfully announces to the cifizens of r. vans v ii le . mil, miu um"nf a'imi above, for the sole purposoof Pioducing the grtat moral Him, .o rf Evansville. that his unrivalled rronpe will appear a IJXrLE TOM'S CAB1I. Dramatized from Mrs. Harriet Bsssist stowe'a popular of that name rhe Urania will h I a .11. iut,. .iv 1 . Ic K ! r f " Tilton Shelby. " Johnson Phincas Flefc-her. " Brown AMIson. " Gibson Haley. " AVinans Sambo. " Horton Andy. " Willnrd Qiiiinbo. " Fletcher SkeR. " Shaw Georjre Shelby. " Lainpton .Looker. Mil's Parsloe üinelin . Kut Koyuolds Aunt Chloe. Miss CariMiter ..Dinah. Mrs. Curtis (the Fug-itivo Wife) Eliza. Miss Emma Gruttau ,ih- girl that never was born) Topsy. Mr. Murray Aunt Ophelia. Miss Hays Mrs. St. Clair. Loulw Myer, the youthful prodigy, aged Ave years Eva. Mr. Harris Legree. " Verney Uncle Tom. " Cook St Clair, " Murry, the pop ilar comedian Pettyhone. " Kt-rnard Skinner. " Bolton Marks. Mrs Carpeut r and Augilaries. JfpPrioe of admissiou 50 cell's. Children half price. Front s "als reserved for Ladies. Seats can be secured on application at the Mall, from 9 to 1 o'clock A. M., and from I to 3 o'clock P. M. jfp Efiicient onlcers will be in attendance to preserve order. Gentlemanly Ushers will be In attendance to how persous to their seats. iub27 tf C K DOZKN Canal Shovels; ß 10 do Grain do; in do Steeled Spades; 5 do Garden RikSSI S do do Hoes; just ree'd ard for sale ly mh 27 C.M. GRIFFITH. C AA HL'SHELS Irish Potatoes, extra flue; 6JJ 25 do Sweet do; 41) do Apples; i!." do Tuinips; 100 dozen Fresh fcgs: just ree'd at mh27 COOK'S l-'anilly Grocery. OT.t IC CAH DLKS. itt whole, halt and piarter Ö lKxes,Just ree'd per Chart Hoa, for smo lw by nh27 S. K. GU.BKKT ft CO., Sc. near WSW. TfMITE KI. TIE. Jin bMl prime Whit.' Koch V Lime in goo I order, just ree'd this duv and for salchy (StMl) FOSTKK A BftOWfi. NEW BOOK. FKBSII supply of Hot Corn; Putnanj's M:Ruziue for .March; Knicker ockcr do; at MkM .SA.MUET- MSTKR'S. NEW HISIC. JtTLIRKI Grind Kxhibltiot Uuadrillf, Friina IKmna WhUz; Kaly Did Polka: Serenadins Polka; Julien's American Quadrille; Mv Old Kentucky Home, &e.. first nrM and for aale by mhiV TH0S. CON VHGTOK. JL. II. NAGHRIi, DKSTISTi KKOM SKW ALBANY. IM.. Hv!N Tlsited Evansville at the solicitation of several of Un citirns, would be liapiv t attend to my who disiv neea bis Pro fessional services. Booms at the Pavilion. Jjj Ladies may be waited upon at their residences. If preierred. nnrej-nu new sfiei x; goods. WE have received our new Sprinp and Summer stvle of Man illas; also l.aces Kmbreddei ies Alexander's Kid Gloves, Mantilla and Dress Tri mm lugs and Friuees, which we invito th Ladies to examine. EDWAKD KEG AN & CO , mh3 First street, oppost e Post Ofllce. K !'( I t'.si hi ;;ll s! FINE assortment of Bupiries, Family Carriages, Kockaways. Sulkies, Ate. Vc, from the Manufac tory of D. Woodruff, Salem, Ohio, just ree'd and for sale by (mhi3-tf) J. HEALY, ge'd. CITY AlC'TIONi STOHK. JR. FOXUKKSMllH, Auctioneer. First street between Main and Locust sis., will sell atAnetion, Goods, Fu'iiiture. Wares, A.c., ou commission, and also Keal Estate and Morses. Cash advanced on Consignmi nt', if required. I will sell my entire stock of Yankee Notions and Jewelry at auction. Kegulardays of Mtle every Monday, Wednesday, Frida) and Saturday nights. p. s. I will be glad to attend to all m old customers and as many new ones as may favor me with a call, and I will sell goods at private sale ul Cincinnati prices, at wholesale and retail. mlrJ3 llind NEW SPUING GOODS! TUST received by the su'scrlbcr, a beautiful assort mmmi ol'Sprinc and Summer Dry Goods, wliieh the LadiMs and citizens jrene rally are requested to eall and examine, before purchasing elsewheie. He will sell as cheap as any other house iu the West. 1 WILLIAM HUGHES, mh-J3 Corner Main and Second streets. CTOITRNING DKESS GOODS. BEAUTIFUL assortment of black Bareges and bfk C SilkTlssues,.at HUGHES'. mli'J3 Comer Main and Second streets. CII IjLY DE L it IN KS. A fresh stock ofthese bcuuUful .spring Dress Goous, iu pattern, at HUGHES'. nih23 Corner Main and Second streets. GINGHAMS, EAWNSA. CALICOKN.-A very I a rife stock of the newei-t styles of Ginghams, Law ;is, Printed lawns. Calicoes anu Brilliantes, which will be sold very low at HUGHES', i - :rj;t Cheap Dry Goods Stora. TOL.SSES.-133 bbls and P2 hairs received per I Southerner, on cousignment. and for sale by BafeM GEO. FOSTER & CO. B I COX. Sides and Shoulders, ourowncntting, for sale by (aBHSS GEO. FOSTER & CO. H. IIS. Plain and CauTHs"d.n superior article, tTorsaloby (mh-.'i) GEO. KosTKK & CO. tlfTHlfV H AGS. SO bales for sale low to close, by I" mhÄ GEO. FOSTEK St CO. Ct I. ASS JA S. 541 cases, one doz each, squat and J" tall, one and two gallon jars. Just ree'd, fora!e low by (mult) S. E. GILHEKTot CO., Syc. near Water NO. MTCIB. SS hh.l fair to strietly choice, lauding from steamer Sultana, for sale by mhi8 S. K. GILBERT ft CO.. Syc. near Water. PI." x I GROUND PEPPER. Grouml Petmr. nut utexpn SO doz eans of pare Gr..urii Peppr. put up expressly lor my own trade. retiirnalde If not unnroved. lust ree'd st tnhtfl COOK'S Family Grocery. inh 18 BUCKWHEAT Flour, Rye Flour, Lnboltod Flour, best brands Family Flour, in sacks or bbls. can be bad at (mul) HAMIMDW BlSIW;. WAT KB WMKBLSs WE sre now prepared tt till orders for Parker. Holt tikis Sc Johnston Water Wheels, with all lh. appurtenance!- belonging thereto. These Wheels being .Limw.nred will ne rfo rm without disadvantage under hiirh nr hack watt-r, provided the head i. preserved. W e are now completing a full set of Parker Wheels, embod)lng all the latest Improvements, under the p.-r so na I supervision of Mr. Ja.MKS SIOAN. celelrated as I the builder of tho best Water Mills in Ohio and Ken lucky, and favorably known to the readers of the Seien title American, as 'J. 8.. of Ky." We have a mod 1 of the most approvett sluice, constructed on a correct scale. Wktek Mitlrightswillflml it to their ad an tage to callabd ex.-ililine. The Committee of the Franklin Institut rii. ki.i of Pennsylvania, in their Kcport of June 11th. lf-tfi, rank i the fa'ker heel with the Over shot; giving it the pre ference over all other W heels for power, its adaptation to lugli or low heads, ami with reierencc to the action upon it of back waters or Ice. and tlia easfl with which iuees mav bo bid to ll for inspection or repair. Hihi G. D. LoGI.EnTuN d. CO.

SI (. t KllOf M MOLASKKK.-IO bbla Saint James S. H, Molasses, ree'd and I r salabv h'-l 1. v P. 11 KIM A!T 5. OTAR AD T.II LOW ( t !. I". Just kJ iec-ived cr Statesman 10 boxes Star Candles; 10 half uoxes Star Candle: lb quarter boxes Star Cnudlcs; 15 boxes Summer Mould Candles; Feraaleby (mWl) 1. & 1). HEIM ANH.

DVCUTS, WASHBOARDS, rLO TH KS pS " "its iiiirns. Heed per steamer Mattm N ayne 20 gr Idue and red Barkels; 15 a-r O'Kice's S. WasLboarda10 boxes Clothe? Piua; 3 g t White Churns; for sale by mh21 I. 6i D. HEIM ANN. IIOSIEH1 AN GI OVF.K. TirtMB now openinir a rood Sprinjr oek ofWV T men's and Aligse' white, b colored and black l otion Hose: Man', hr.,. and mixed Cotton Half hose; Women's white, black a Ihrüad and embroidered Gloves. We inviu the special attention of the trade to au exaiuinaUon of these goods, having purchased them on as favorable terns as any f the Kasteru Jobbers, will sell them as low, adding transportation. (mh'Jl) MOKGAN, KEEN A: PKETON. white ;oons st received a choice se V7K have just received a choice rseli ctioa of Whit V I Cniubrics. plain and jdaid Jaconet .Muslins. Vie toria liwus. Mull, idain und dotted viks Musin.a. Hi. reel fr.ini the lnip..r,.r,. whkawe illsell as Iowas rcii iroiii iiio imporicrs, wnunwe Winsen as low as any Jobbr bst or West. Peranns wishing to psjHfeSal Will ll,:lu. oi V Ii n iu 1 1 will please give us a call. amai mukgax. keen & pkestoü. HinurRriiirrci a a VL'k tock is now eomnlctc in Silk Pocket HandkarJ cli iets. cotton and il SjW do.; plain black and rich plaid Silk cravats, Gingham : nd silk and liaen do. , and Ladies' and Gents' plain and embroidered liaen cambric Handkerchiefs, from the Importers, lor sale mm tow as mw ioweU a3t If ORGAN, KEEN 6c PRESTON. 1MB i: I.I. A D P. K A FINK hssortmentof gingham and cotton t mbreltas, and fancy figured cotton, ginghaas and silk Para sols, of new Spring tvles, for sale at m m i morgan, eeen & pr esto n s . HATS. T EGHORN, Straw, Palm leaf. Panama. Rilfc J-J Wool aud Fur Hats, ol new Spring styles, for ml si mn-.i MtiKUA, K hfcA v PKEbTO BOOTS Altl D SHOES. WE are opening a good asrortmeat of Men's Calf, Grained. Goat aud Kip Boots. Men's Kip. Grain ed, aalf. jroal and enamelled Brojrans; Women's split side stitched, grained, calf and enamelled Bootees, lo. enamelled gmined. Kid. calf and morocco Buskins, do. split, calf, goat, kid and merocco Nltppera, Men's grain" d do ; Boys' and Children's Shoes. All of which wer purchased of the manufacturer and their ag nta. and which are now for sale as low as Che present high pric of stock will permit, for such class of work, having no poor goods in our house. Call and examine at mhil MORGAN, KEEN .v PKEKTOX. GOLD pi:s. WE have tust rwestvwi a la nre assortment of A. Mor t'n & Co.'s celebrated Premium Gold Ptni, in silver extension and desk holders. The Pens rw as superior artiel.-, and are warranted to give satisfaction. For sale low by BITTKOLFP 6r KOXS, mh21 Main strict ht'tween First and Second. HOPS. Jost ree d 15 bales of Eastern Hon. aa for nie low by nitiUl KKLLEk, FA KNSLF.Y V CO.. n-argista. TUST receivi-,17 bbls Alcoktil.aml formic bv mh2l KKLLEK, PAKNKLKTA CO., Druggists. rUST received 10 kegs Sup. Carl. Soda; 111 blil Spansli U h tinp: 5 bbls I'opperas: fr sale hv mhfl KKLLEK. PAKNSLEV & CO., Druggist. Him. tlO.VIK T I M I 71 0 A Y V f From lien. W. A. Twious. Post Master at RnW Harmony, lud: -N Hah-ost, Iwd., Marek IStk. 1SS4. Messrs H. Spmmoxs & Son: Havinir fairly lasSaJ lhe excellent Brazthsn PeSWIe Glasses, purchased r on at Kvarisvitl. Ifalrtrds much pleasure, nfter g lag tmnm all - cssary trial, hf day ligrht a d with r iimIIl-.sIso Phone light. I an. fully couvineed they are far superior to any irfases purrhasJ in the West. I heir shape is likewise a great improvement ou tho old plan, trivinsr rrt-at relier aa l rest to the eye. 1 therefore eheerinlly recomnv ad them to the pabllc a sa lnvalaabfe glass, (mhlli-tf) W. A. TWIGGS. EI.RCTION MTI( THE qnaflflr-d lo'.eri of the cft ' Kvansvilte, arf kSJM notiflcd that the next Charter KlerUa, will he held on Monriny. the 3d dny of April next, fnr Ifear pnrf.ov of elet linjr 1 Coonc-lmen for said clt: a City Clerk, CHIeetor. Aw..r. Marahal, Treasurer and Sorteyor, fhne Wetnol Trnsfees. a SYhool Clerk anf SchooH Treasurer, for the District composed of ike eHy of F.vansville. at the folltwing plares. vii: "The Neptune Engine Hons , on Second street abov Miiin. and the Phrenix Engine House, on Vine atrewt, iH'tween J and tfd streets. Ma'cus SherwiNsd appoksted ISMMctor ofF.Ieition at the Neptnne,' and Joha t. 'r. Inspector at the 'Phonlx Engine Honse.- if ordt-r of the Comnuu OaMkcSL mhsw-te GEO. H. TODD, City Clark. MACKEKFili.-Tj piekajte asM numbers. In whole and half bbls and kiUs just ree'd and for sele by ,S. E. GIL UK KT dt CO., anMS f as WaSar, M'KHG STYLE OF HATS. MAKCONNIKK. of Iba Arm of Vautier St MarW. conninr. is ihw in tlie husi. niiikinjr prmr nurchaaesforthe mannfacture of tlieir now at)le of hats. Their mater'als will be received this wiek, and order will be promptly tilled. They will guarantee as good n Hat as t- ii bv bought iu an of tke Eastern etUoa. rab'JU CO-PA KTft Elf SHIP NOTICE. 'PliK nmleri;ned took in mrtnership with tkeaa ta JL the Dry t,ools ami Grocery business la Lanase ( ity, on the 1st of March, Mr. it. Feldmanr. and tke business will hereafter be conducted under the firm mt BOHNE, H ABING A. CO. We return our thank, to 14 customers for thiir liberal patronage, and hope I bo enabled to offer new Indue omenta lor an increase mt their pat ronnire. (mhl'-lw) BOHNE & HABIXG. NEW 15 A l( DM Alt i: STOBEII! CHAKLKK S. WELLS IS now opening a new and very extensive Spring stock of HA KDWAKK, CUTLERY and HAKVKhT TOOL and, as the Goods wer purchased direct from SkeSkaM (Kng.) and American Muimfncinrers, he Is prepared tm sell at as close figures as any house in the West. Mar chant and others will find it to their ad vantage to examine his new stock, as it is fair orgs, r eit stittttd. purchated low uud with entire reference to the wants of tliis market. TkMBkfkll to the merchant of the interior and the eltk-zt-ns of this city, for nVIr favors already extended, mm will ndeavor to merit fin future) their confldenca aa4 patronage. Among hi stork may be f.i.nd the following; I IX) loz Waldrou Grass. Grain and Briar Kcythea. CO doz Sc the .snathes (assorted. 50 doz Hay and Manure Forks. n doz Grain Cradles, j ii ... Scythe Stones, loo doz Steel and iron Hoes. 75 doz 'Aases' ' dr Kowtaiid's' Shovels A Spades. 50 boxes Leveretl's,' 'Lippiucolt's nnd 'Collin'" Axes. 12 casks Trace and Log Chain. 5U doz Wagon and Coach Harne. SO Platform. CsMUsSSff i"l Ten s, ales. 3 cases Mill and Cross-cut Saws, ino packages Pittslmrjch Novelty Goods. 30 doz Selves und Kiddies, loo i. T;.bl KaSTSSSBsl Forks. 2ÖO doz Pocket Knives (complete variety.) A L N ( " ' Shears, Scissor, Butcher Kbirea, Locks. I niches, Kiittun 1 Kcrcws. Bran Kettlvs, Sadirons, Strap Hinges. Files, l hiels and Augers. Carpenters' and Coo po rar Plunes and Edge TikIs, Waas Sana. Crushes (Horse, Scrub, Shoe ami Whitewash), Tacks, Shoe Nails, Patent Krads, Curry Combs, Horse, Wool and l OltonCards. Wagon and Bugg Whips, Ac. dec, together with all articles necessary, Kept in a Hardware House CH AS. S. Whl.L. Vain street. 2d door below Branch Bauk, Evansville. lod. mhlT 3md&w ana LBS Star Candles; 1 bbl Hominy; A) 1 bbl Dried Peaches; Just rer'd at mhlS COOK'S Family Grocery. OlS'EET CIDEK 10 bbls Sweet C ider, mad O March Hth. f54. for sale by the bid or at retail, just ree'd at (mhl5) COOK'S Family Grocery. STKKIKE CAS VDt.V.. 40 boxes, tor ante by lhe single, box at Cincinnati wholesale farton price by (mhlC) S. P.. GJLBEKT& I o. Sye. near Wakar. PKOCLAM ATIOS. APRIL ELECTION, A. D. 1854. NOTICE Is he eby givei. to the legal voters of Vanderburgk county, that tke Annual AprA Kleetktw ill be held on lhe flri Monday in April, A. I . IHM. st the usual rdaces of holding such Kle lions In the several ii,wiioiib oi wu luuuij, tor lue loii'twiiig uiacsri, to-wit: Fur Pige n Town-hip. Fonr Constable. For Kuuht Township One Justice of tke Peace, tw Constables. For Scott Townhip One Justice of the Peace, two Constables For Armstrong Township. One Justice of rhe Ioaeav two Coustaldes. For Perry Towuship. One Justice of lhe Peace, two Constables. rortnion lom-nsnip. une justice tm) tle rvace, two Constables. For Centre Ton i,. ship. -One Justice tl lhe Peace, two Constal-les. For tierni.-in t'ouiisitip. To Justices of fie Pea. I ii Constable. JOHN S. GA VITT. lull" lu sheiiHot udcrburgh County.