Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 6, Number 291, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 April 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. mil y Job mal , per mr, 5 on " " toy the week,... Tri-Wekly Journal, per year, 4 00 9 1 woohly Journal CmcimuTi Amct.-Mmtj. Paw M.i.aoa -nrthstreot. between Vine and Walnut, Cincinnati, tare -Jthorued agents for the transaction of bumu for A E vanaville Journal. The Daily Journal will Ue found on lie in their office, and .advertisements and subscriploo ra reapeclfully solicited throufc-U them. CITY OF EVAK8V1LLK. TUESDAY M0RNING::::::::::APRIL 4. Sailing- of the Ballte Fleet. The first division of the British fleet, destined for the Baltic, did actually soil on the

11th of March, according to appointment at Cleveland appears to have given great .atunder command of Vice Admiral Sir Charles 1 iifaction to those who heard it. Read the

Napier. The occasion is represented by the English naners as beinr a rrrand and imnn.ino affair, and a mnat exritinr, one wit. nessedbytens of thousands of people from ' in I. Portsmouth and the shores of the Isle of Wight. This division consists of 15 steamers, and

will be the pioneer fleet, propelled by steam Place next Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, in the naval marine of any country. It is an As h'8 furniture comprises almost everything experiment every way worthy of the age, , in the house-keeping line, those wishing barand of the great nation that has volunteered i gains would do well to attend the sale.

such important service in behalf of an op pressed sister nation. Although England is the first to employ steam in her naval service, the credit of conceiving and adapting steam Teasels to practical use in time of war, is due the United States Government, it will be recollected that our Government lent its aid to the establishment of the Collins Line of Steamers, by way of affording adequate mail facilities, with the condition that they should be so constructed and adapted as to admit of being readily converted to naval service in time of war. Before the sailing of the fl 'et the Queen and Prince Albert reviewed the whole division in a steam Yacht, and summoned the commanders on board the Yacht and tendered them her Royal congratulations. A second division is rapidly forming, and will soon proceed under the command of Admiral Chads, to join Napier in the North Sea. The total British force dispatched to the Baltic will then consist of 44 ships, mounting 2,200 guns, propelled by a steam power of 16,000 and mounted by upward of 25,000 men. The force already detailed by England is decidedly a formidable one, and England having now engaged in the conflict, with France at her right hand, the war will be no doubt brought to a cricis. The l.aat Xigllt. This evening the last appearence of Uncle Tom's Cabin will take place in Evanaville, by Shires' troupe. This afternoon an extra performance will be given, and the price of tickets reduced to 25 cents for adults, and children only 15 cents. Apollo Hall should be crowded. Those who have not yet attended this performance, had better avail themselves of the last opportunity. It is well worthy going to see. The company appears to have given very good satisfaction. Topy-Turvjr. " Topsy " is the general favorite at Apollo Hall, in the Drama of Uncle Tom's Cabin. With all her exceeding blackness, and even with that monstrous disfigurement of wool, Topsy 's native beauty shines out I. ike a rich jewel in an Kthiop's ear." There is no subduing that. Even her little hand is her oxen, not Topsy's. But with what an irresistable abandon she enters into the play! How the seems to low it! How well she portrays the ignorant, abused, reckless little nigger, that never wax born, but just growed ! And what a sweet voice has she ! Her acting is good and her songs admirable. Topsy alone is worth going to see and hear. This evening will be her last appearance. Artlatn' I'nion. We received yesterday from J. W. Holbrook, Esq., Secretary cf the American Ar - tists' Union, through the advertising agency of Vischer & Schell, New York, a large and beautiful engraving of "Wyoming." The Union offers the rarest inducements this year, fts catalogue embraces some cf the the best specimens of the art. The imagery of Wyoming ia in the highest degree beautiful. The organization of this institution has recently been modified in some material de WaX rendering i. no. in perfect conform, a 1 an sai al . m n r mt F ii4nfit nncd rrsnal m to law, and its mean, of usefulness greatly enhanced. Its purpose is the advancement , , r ,, , ... . of the fins art. generally, and while the Union accomplishes that object, it enables every family throughout the length and breadth of the land, to become possessor, for mall...m r- .;M....lli...riUrnian mW mwmmm-m' utai, VI U I IV..IUI ' O vwvaaf s rti Krifinrf (ha aV. C aa - -M . 1 1 m A a K a . I . . . .. .... nioweu upon tne most enchanting nistoric and fancy scene.. Two hundred and fifty thousand gifts will be distributed a. soon as the same number of tickets are sold. The drawing is expected to take place about the 1st of July next. By enclosing money to J. W. Holbrook, Secretary Artists' Union, New York, it. equiv.lent in these fine engraving. nnd paintinj- can be ecur.d. n a Tl1- - i i -i -a fT 1 ne rienuer.on courier intends com mencing to-day the i.sue of a Semi-Weekly. We hope it will succeed, and wish the mi sir . I ; -il i i , . . a r . . . Usher, great .ucce... We are glad to under ainnii ff K at in fpml n a v ff warn r nnLoMissM I. 1,u "" uiuijjiujj ine Courier an J turning it out in a new dres.. We can recommend the Courier to those of fiur Chants who wish to advertise in . paper y;nenl circulation, in the neighboring regief of KeiUucky.

Nteanier ninrte Sunk. Loss of Life. We learn from Mr. Field, clerk of the Fanny Smith, that the steamer

Munroe, bound for Yazoo City, struck a snag w . . :i i .t . i .u oc.t, uuuui veil niits auovc iiaicnez OU unvw ult and sunk From twentv to twenty-five lives are reported lost. The boat and cargo are a total loss. We have not heard further particulars. OCT We invite particular attention to the proceedings of the Railroad meeting at Cleveland, 0., on the Evanaville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Road. An abstract of Hon. 0. H. Smith's speech is given in tiiese proceedings. Mr. dmith appears to be earnestly at work in the good cause. His speech proceedings of the meeting. Sale of" FURKITURE. Capt. Thos. Sloan, consequence of the decease of bis wife, in . : - a I i 1 T . tends breaking up house keeping, and offering for sale his entire furniture. By advertisement it will be seen the sale is to take Mr. Fillmore at Vicksburq. Mr. Fillmore reached Vicksburg on Saturday morning last on the steamer R. J. Ward, and was received at the landing by a large cone curse of citizens. He was escorted to the Wasbington Hotel, where he was tendered, through .a .a a . a. a .a . maa j the mayor, the hospitalities of the city. Mr. t ii I b ar v r a a a a a 1 Fillmore and Mr. Kennedy acknowledged the compliment in some happy remarks. The distinguished guests were then entertained by a handsome collation, after which they were escorted to the Ward, and as the gallant craft moved from the shore, three Barty cheers were given for 3Ir. Fillmore, three for Mr. Kennedy, and three for Capt. Miller, who had so kindly laid at the warf for several hours, with his palace steamer, in order that the citizens might be enabled to exchange civilities with his dis'incuished passengers. m The failure of the bill in the U. S. House of Representatives to grant land to Wisconsin for aiding in the building of railN ads has created considerable excitemen 1 in Congress and some exasperation between the Eastern and Western members. We do not know that this result should be much deprecated by the West. Until our Western Representatives can be brought to act together in defence of the equal rights of their own section and to vote against the graining of favors to other portions of the Union whilst their own is shamefully neglected, the West will look in vain for justice. Dry Goons is Lamasco. We invite the attention of our readara to the advertisement of Messrs. Dohne, Habing & Co., of Laims, co. They have juit received from New York a large assortment of dry goods, including everything the wants of their customers may demand in this line. Hsving purchased these goods on very favorable terms, they promise to sell them at least as cheap as the same quality of goods can be purchased in this city. Their old and new customers will find at their store a large stock of tbe best goods, and prices very low. Give them a call. OCT" The delegates from Louisville to the Charleston Convention, to assemble on the 10th, will leave Louisville to-morrow evening on the Wm. Garvin for Nashville, thence to tu taje te railroad. Evansville will not be represented at this commercial convention. She ought to be. White river. This river, which disembogues its waters in the Mississippi, near the mouth of the Arkansas, is said to afford about seven hundred miles of navigation du ring most of the hauling season, and about lKr. L.m.lrftd miloa errmd fnr mall hml. 1 the whole year, ss the Mississippi below Memphis. It is navigable at times some distance in the State of Missouri. CTT"The propeller Nicholas arrived at Osweiro, on Thursday, with 3,900 bbls. Flour " from Canada. Since the lake opened, 20,000 bbls. have been received there, and sent to New York and Boston. HJr Secretary Guthrie his written s let ter instructing the Commissioners of the (-uälom.Huäe New Or.e.n.. to inoire ! I. .Iis:.,., ..f...., ,.l.. o, k Morl, nn t u j into the politic, ofoneofthe subordinates who is strongly suspected of being a Whig, I . mm . .. . -n. .a and if found guilty, to appoint a Democrat in his place immediately The letter i. of the ' llc BwaaWS IS W ...W most approved style, a la Browon. Prom U Evansvl le Reform, The Enquirer had better get aomebody to in-, ate nrtic.ea from the Kefurm. that un. . . . deratands English and German T shv. ,a f,, ,ka Dar,.,r.

I II i 1 1 W ii" 1 i vv sic t o nt a ii o'M lilt itr, ioi tea i v . . m regarding candidates, tbe meaning is not "aW" In9Pe1rto,r8 ot lJe Pennsylvania State Pnsbut tr candidates are rowdiea or temper- tn th ery gratify ing fact that ol ancemen. We have no objection to having tho number of convicts now in the articl". copied from our paper by the Enqui 1 Pr,son " lhit -te.t ierc ia not single prinrer, but we do not like to see them mi.con- ler wn,le "" ."'e "her occupations are .trued. We sre voters our.elve.. .ud cer-; represented. This is a fact honorable to the

Uj ZiFcsXZ ""l temperance men, if all the candidate, v. ere such, but we have preference for some of the csn inlaiss. nmnnir whom are some of our I m - beet citizen.. Our neighbor of the Reform need not be h. a at. l i W a J nl 1. t?MM!aaa'. nt'ut Uim . . . aovuiimiisu at 11 i I UM CI O llllOi.ul.eiail'Jlu w - of German. We find the gre.te.t difficulty : Wm.. i m in Keeping tne editor ot that paper irom miarepresenting very plain Engli.h. What mu.t it be then with the German language! If he misrepresent the German, them.elves, it i. .c.rcely to be expected he will correctly j tranalatc their language.

Tlie Flection. The election yesterday passed off quietly, although there was considerable contention. The votes were not counted out until a late

i !. i.. - 11.-.1 : 1 nour mat dikuii ou we mc iui mciicu iu utc i - ony general results, leaving the detail of i votes till to-morrow. 1 he city and township yoled lor ocnooi i axis uy a large majority. i . i m a a The following Counciluien were elected: lst Warded Ward F. A. Lint k. 3d Ward Silns Stephens. 4th Ward J. P. Elliulte. 5th Ward H. J. Hart. 6th Ward-Philip Decker. 7th Ward -as. Ruquet. 8th Ward H. D. Allis. 9th Ward R. Raleigh. 10th Ward Wm. Hunnel. Geo. H. Todd is elected City Clerk by a large majority. John Farell is elected City Collector. John Ward is re-elected City Marshal. Soreu Serenson is re-elected City Treasurer. Jno. Marlett is elected City Assessor. P. H. Woodard is elected City Surveyor. Wheeler, Hughes, and Deckerare re-elected School Trustees. J. W. Knight is elected School Clerk. John T. Walker, School Treasurer. TOWNSHIP ELECTION. The following persons were elected on the Township Ticket: Peter Sharpe, Jas. T. Walker and Philin Kramer. Trustees. John Farre) Treagurer. Tno9. E. Garvi Clerk. ' , p sf Hauf g s. Marli 4 Ma son, Constables. Superiors of the four Road Districts were elected, but the names mislaid at too late an hour to rectify the loss. Flrat Aaalatsint fanimastcr .ener 1. This office is now vacant. It was lately filled bv a New Yorker, who, whatever other nmrilii ka Miirrlit Lav., nriiijri.nil aa mm nfsa e r 'la

was aiwayit con-picuous for one thin2: Ainnuing a ousnei ot coai or a pouna oi iron

knew no Wtst, and never cared what became of the West, so far as mail facilities were concerned. We should be pleased to see the President, exercising a little discretion in filling the place, and if he does so he will take a man Irom one of the extreme Western States. There is nor. a man about the Post Office building in Washington who seems to have any adequate conception of our section of the country or its wants, or who cares whether we are supplied with mail facilities. ll is surmise-d that the pi ice has been tender-

ed to Vermont or Maine, for what reason no i eu ,uuie "ossea parallels ol latitude interman can divine, except it be to reward some j changing fruits at different seasons, and at babbling politician. The mail facilities in I fording easy changes at all tunes for h-ulth the old States nave all been properly arrang- or pleasure to and from the bracing North ed, and it is no more than justice, that the Dl haliny bouth. head of the Department, or its principal as- Mr' ' lu-trated most forcibly the imoorsistant, should be taken fr-m the West. We ,"ncc ot MemPh'9 't8 c j.mectii n with do not suppose that the Postmaster General ! New nt' -o"1'. Charleston, Arkaneer saw the Ohio, or has any particular re- ! "8 "nJ 1 e,xas' ' uliimately with the gard lor tho western division of his Depart-! ,,nc,t,c' He "howe-l that Mobile was (ii) mom 1 mmo.lv tb;. i ...i i ffaaa. mm i 1 miles nearer the North by this route than bv

...,... a " vu niuiiaii livr IL" norance, the President should, bv all means, appoint a Western man to the office of First Assistant I'oRtmaster General one who hap intelligence enough to know wh.nt is wanted in, and liberality enough to do justice to trie West. The whole syMem of mail contracts in the West if there is anv system about it wants re-modcling, and n.'.w .s the very best time to do it, when new rontracts are about to be made for the next four years, and crcatded thai are proer improvements are uemandeu thai are pro vided for in the advertisement of"mail ki tings" from the Post Office Department. No "old fo-iy," whether found in the New England States or about the ofhYes at Washington, should be sele.-led for this office. St. Louis Rep. We confess there is a part of the policy or conduct of the friends of the bill that we don't understand the philosophy of; we refer to the attacks upon Mr. Cutting, who led the vote of reference. What is to be gained by accusing him and his friends of dishonesty ol a design to defeat the hill, whilst pretending to be in its favor. Ijou. Democrat. Why the truth ia, dear neighbor, the Nebraska bill if already as dead as a defunct herring, and the ebullition of more or less I fury can harm nobody but the parties con- I cerned. Mr. Breckinridge (at whom, among others, our neighbor's stricture is directed) exclaimed, in his late speech, with graceful and pathetic emphasis: " Does not the gentle 1 m!" from Nc York kllOW that when that bill went to the Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union it tcent to its grave!" While the instinctive refinement of Mnj. B. might well restrain him from speaking a tght but good of the dead, he manifestalv felt re- ! strained bv no such delicacy toward the wick i i i . . . ! ed living hence his glowing eulogy upon MU..l- I l; I iicuiufs, anu in nerce invective against Cutting. Lou. Jour. Coksols. The term ia an abbreviation of the word "consolidated," and to explain what they are it ia only necessary to state that at various times the Dritish government ; SSJSÄÄ ZTZJEI?, he J ' kjj J ! rious debts have been taken ud or called in I i i ... . , and a new stock issued in their stead, payaI a a . 1 ble al one ed tune, and bearing one fixed I ' 0 rate nl intern. that aivka trwb Im a. Ilatal . consolidated slock, or consol, and to distinguish it from others the rate of interest it 1 honra ia rrpnrirallir montinnoil mm li.eaa aaa cent C0Jio, fuur cenl co1Bo &J r I mmi T T ........ T... ...... Tl. . a .e . I ! ivurBiniLBs nihKb. i tie report oi MS iaw'si SVT - " Too Smart. The other dav. one of thp I .. . ' ' widows n's admires was complaininn of the 1 looth-nche. Mr.. B' boy immediately spoke . jm nr.. up: . ... aa . - , ,1 VVrll.air. Who l nn' lrr.ll L. mm m i na.t Sne ukeS h'er tVeth out nnd putn a a ' whenever .he want, to.' A few minute, afterwards, the boy was whipped on some pretence or other. üvcr Q0 of receiyed .t Si. Louis la.t Erid.y. Avery fear srriTaI.

From the Cleveland Herald, -March 30tb. Evantvillc, lodianupoiu and Cleve

land Katlroad-MectlBff Empire Hall Agreeably to a short motion, a meeting J " ' . . " .nnnAj i . : rnnciHo. neu met evening to innc unv vvu.iwvration the proposed railroad route from this ,tj iiiwujii i nuiauap jiib tu tii' mv, wi the Uhio, as Dart of the ereat IVorthern and ISnnlktrn rn..i. .A: äa T.nku Rrintn f ,.i iMempniS. a n.

On motion of H. B. Pavne, the chair was On? or two applications will relieve the most severe taken br S J Andrews and on motion Pais. Bans or Swais. ), r Andrews, ami on motion Twobwttles mi ,.leiin84,t pnrifv am1 hell, ln, fmi,t George A. Benedict Rcied as secretary. I Uur.a or sa. and uwiiiheai the most severe Bum. or Judge Andrews introduced Hon. O. H.Sali without a scar

Smith, of Indiana, who addressed the audir ence at length upon this proposed great railToad rOUte ' r "-. . i The reputation of Mr. Smith for energy, sagacity and frankness, carried conviction j with his remarks, and his intelligent audi skilful handling of his tubi rt Pntrtained as aamui SSSBfSI niS SUÜJ Ct entertUinea as well as instructed a delighted auditory. insu who liKtPiiprf tnflic II, ..i n t n m n n l I - ., , i 1 . . . ucvamc luiihiilcu uiu. a r ni lit su sped, ii lit'cessarily llted not be dry and dull. Mr. S. l, u' 0.ö . , . . ... nas Oeen engaged lor the last eighteen months in his la VOritO project of construct- ; .1... i. .. l . ni" lau iiiiuuiiaiu w ui i , w iiicii Mia i connect ,.s . T j.. T the great South and the great North through the Mississippi valley. He said one fact was apparent that in this great Evunsville. Indianapolis and Clvrlaml mi.st : w l,0 m.lu nnl..i. Ho ,om,.U .u I be msde points. He remarked upon the sin- J gular fact that our eyes have up to this time been looking east and west, and ourroudsl solely aiming at n connection of the East' with the W est; that we have looked no fur- ; . ' . . . , asr ww ; fhr artiith I nan t .inr.ir.nati suit ksna ci.oiph. . . - - - - .., " 11 t. 1 1 w. 1 1. 1 - I u 1 1 - ed our eyes westward even to the Pacific- j 0 ... -I i m , ..... . ftlr. Smith disclaimed any hostility to anv other route, but as when mannrrino Raaaa ,,, eiortmni.t. he relied ii.inn lh .tronrrtl. f Li- ; . . .. . o o ' . . .... own title, not upon the flaws in that of his opponents. This proposed road will open to the Lakes the trade of Southern Indiana, a Dound of whose Droduce has never reached

laln m.rh-f th. rieh nrf! . u . . ISAI.E F IIOl'SF. HOL. D FI HMTMtF. this market; that richest portion ot that rich j w 1LL offer ror .ie mm Saturday, twjeta inat., at n.v Slate has hitherto been a sealed book to this A. residence in Laniasco, in Sullivnn'a'Acditinn. beRPrtinn tweon the two brick yards, the following- Household and .... I Kitchen Fiirnl uro, to-wit: Beds and Beddit g. CarpetMr. S. mentioned as a remarkable circum- ksg of different quslitie. l parlor stove ami pipe, i stance, that while within a distance of i5o!c""ki,,B st,,ve,df,,r,liture 1 wardmte, ICaphearal, I , ru- r r-- : with Se-iateads. chairs, and other article too numerous miles down the Ohio from Cincinnati, nine mention. sh, to commence t i ..vi.

a a a tj . . TOBUS TeBCn lOWardS inUiailaDOllS WlttlOUll at i i i .af a aore, nil the remaining distance down to Ev ansville, more than 200 miles, not one road road s. yet connects the Ohio with Indianapoli The neglected country embraces two-thirds of Southern Indiana, rich in agriculture, and the seat of her inexhaustible mines of canel coal and iron ore. Mr. Smith commented most strikingly upon the fact that our preaent roads traverse the s mie parallel of latitude, where the fruits are ripening at the same lime, and where the di j mate ' ,,early ,he 8tme' whereas his propos . .... ,- J "Ulle route and on an easier -rade, 1 nd P conclusively that business must 1.7"" ,wm. 11 " r " "e n- ! ""fj" , cnlr' "a. or :"e Kentucky route, Mr' Sm,lh exhibited a map having lls pro. jecU'd roaJ markl?u " connections and i fe,de?: ,A -'la"ce at ,he mno will ahow a ! rtP,,iarka t.ra,"h.1 I,ne lrom P'"t ' l Evansville. I he distance from Evunsville, " ,,,e ,0h,' to Indianapolis by this proposed ro' ' 18 10 nn,e,!, und ' unlv 10 milei miles longer than an air line, w.th a grade ol at most but d'J leet to toe mile. Mr. Smith's heart is in the work nnd it will be accomplished; for having run over every grade in political life, he has retired from that track in good condition, satisfied that politics is mostly a quesiion of ins and outs and riaul.s finally in being switched off nt the wrong turnout. The great men, Mr. S. well remarked, are engaged in the mammoth busi ness enterprises of the day, while the Ptth r .. i- ' r mi iro an n ivi y a3 1 I n n . . I i f . j Aa ...f.o ...v.. MV ..gUt.u ... p.,,,1,.1.0. i ii auuieuce Ol K.'iliroaü men COUld OUt-fhltie any Congress ..i t ci buii.ciirui We cannot give Mr. Smith's sallies of wit, nor his graphic description of a Soulhein barbacue, but we do know that his audience was mist highly entertained and instructed for two hours, and that his facts and figures lrresistably proved that the route from this point to Memphis via. Indianapolis and Ev ansvi le is to be the great through Northern! snd Southern railroad route. Arthur Hughes introduced the following resolutions which being seconded by H. V. j Willaon were unanimously adopted: " 1 Resolved, That the construction of the Evnria. illp I mlin n noli a o.l PlatamUaaal ,.:u. : 7 i , T r, , V , """'S"1 Line Kaiiroad, and the hue of road from Ferre Haute to SSt. Louis, forinin" with the roada i I. i aa- . , i , . , . fi ri.;.. L h n I. I irniKTh i.tii rum I j m ...... -p- viwvwiBinsj by Indianapolis to Lvanville ontiieOhio River, and also to bt. Louis on the Missisiff River are works of high and paramount' importance to the busmen unr commerce ofi the- ( itv of Cleveland nnd tho r I I 1 Prt ! kl at rri tv j - ....a. ,,.v i sin uuuo tt ir I t i i llTlllg Here. It folixd, Thai the contemplated extension of the great through line Irom Evansville l-y j Henderson. Smithland and Pmlurah t.. bm.i sLr 'I' a . . . . I. ' . I I " Tenn., to connect there with line, to I 1 UrleanH A rkansus and 1 exus, making thelhrouirhcentr.il lin in the vullev nf th . V" . " w"ir " , " , ' y 0,t,,e l Iduäirilll IPn lal V al lit ( lr- aa n j L e.ia...ll. , , . "T. 7"T "J lii.li.ni.nit ia m rt ri I iien .m k t ... A An . I a r.-.... ... , i.t...,. uiiwrni me m.rtn anu oou.n,,. a wora oi great national . importance. i Resolvtd, That the Companies and Individ- ,. , ,,u,,u uals engaged in the extension of this great line .re entitled to our cordial co-operation I .lid support. j llrsnlwd. Thnt ths? Ilianha of tJkäa M.aaastaaa.1 a.1 i l - L a r . . ... . """"""a are uue m nu a re nereoy tcnuerea to the H Oll. J I I l . a . . .. . . VHVBI ii. oiiinii lor ma auie anu eloquent exposition of the merit, and claim, of thi. great Railroad enterprise. On motion, the meeting adjourned. S. J. ANDREWS, Chairman. Geo. A. Uemedict, Secretary. r-TL n I 1 1 t a . tjzj" I he Concord t'atrint, the home organ of President Pierce, virtuallv ailmitai ihnt mo . nemocr.tir. nartv in N,.w i.':" "...i a j f - j iiu.iiiiptiii r; tut.iu kA n I .1 k! i . iH ii .i.. mc pt upn: un me neoraaka issue. f.- ikaeaka .an I ..I, f. i . , , Lan there be any doubt after this that the af - i.. ".- i.a r 1 . . . F F ft7" An Alderman .,,1,, mlmm ,J o c ij recently elected in bpringneld, wa. greeted by hi. constituent. in a crowd when he addresses them thus.rnlm., i.i in em mus. ent leinen, I am d d glad I am elected. You will find bread and cheese and brandy in he next room 3 '.ne next room.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

r t Unirmlz Khilar a rwa n.n rilln I SV VII llUITl ,3 Uliunxa uaiaafni iuui VACCINATION FWF.JK! lip it. -ma. -a- i... Uun nriiwiiiit.-ri iv the limrd or ---- -ri . zm , - ... Health or Mie city ot Evansville, anl win vaccinate an person who win call at hi. office, free of charg. KOTM'E. Mr l.B's VoLCa Kir OlL Li I KVfT it tmlt K Clebnnm rnsrtT. aal aass i ui. la all.siala y s 'tea i.emi nv, ana n:iM nnme more to alleviate unman utTörlnrthHimnv rmc.ly eTer rti-oTr-1. ,JEm)i3 need? PP ' " For Horses H is far superior to any other remedy for ! "I,n"lr l"lll,vreMi iw', m. .-cr;ticues, nu .'ore, Swelunjr, ec, Ac. See advertisement in another eolsnn. imhT-tf ih;sqm Tiolsuv THF.proPLE. Rbolvm Vsusssawsas, That for the lass tw. aaasi we b iv ,,een '" lne con,lH"1 nablt the Mus . llt,frKheumat.smai.d forall Sores, Bruises. Sprain? ami Bums, and it has uever failed to give immediate relief. Kiüoi.vici, Ih 11 . - .i.a. - - 1 w . t . . n; 40I.VKI, 1 nai wc uair ist u--u mo .iuiang iiiiumc.m for the Files. Krvsipvlas. a It Klieum and t:haieil Hamls, ami that it hasalwajs enrol. Rb-k.lvkp.by tri Ladies, that we hare used th Mus- 1 Untg Ulliinent fmT sore Nipples. Sore Breasts, t'hafes and Sores on Children, and for Moth or Freckles o the t..P ..od ne.-k: nd it has .ilwa ir.ived effectual laav-: 1 , : . . . , inr the skin smooth, soft and white. i Ktt.vs a. bt all Aon ass Sexw. Tlmt we shall ever SStaSkwaS the ue of the MusUui Liniment beciuse we HPT T TM TfB, HÜ irBR- MOLSI KAD'S FILLS I - t'liRK DYS Uyhev,üoltt uiiiiouieaa. and every diaeaao of he tomach. MAaffMM W-invite attention to the advertisement of Dr. Geone)r"" 272 i,M;'', S Jj ,,1 efleetual remeilv for lvMpsia. Scrofula, all skin. . u .u .1: ' 1. - -fcU 1 1 1 1 ii in 1.1 .Iii I III I 1 1 1 1 u 1 . . 1 ' 11 1 uiu' ... 1 11 1 i ' 1 1 1 SÄ? LÄ l!Ä2!lÄÄ Kentuckv. and frcm what we have learned of it. it must ?. vi.;.i.i.. i-i,,,. .n,i .. ih .m.....Uini.. each boti e. it is not a nostrum, and there is under the u ... , , v ' n'n ctnc rr l" V a ""hr we tLml. a IIUr,u a lrtlll rron, Ul(. ;,nllt.,(., NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . 1 a i OUIBJMV WW AH ClliAR AXD TOII CO STOKt: OF JACOB SCHKNRKR. MAIN T.. BF.T. 1ST AND 2D. (O. Schaeffer &. 'hroeder'a old sta d ) T RF.S. -KCTFITI.lv inform the citizens or Kvnusville ML eta! s rroHiidüir country, that 1 have taken the absaes la'" , del rmlned to continue the same liusoiiess. and will rwaMSaSSfJ keepon hand the choicest Havana Ltfara. and Toliaeco of the best brands that Kantern markets aflord; aUo Snuff and Smoking Tolmcro of all kinds. Met. . "77Ji"SJ a mos .era ' ; , " l "'v " ze" "a'' u innrii vn.ii i ii ii. unit-mi i e Dim oeian. i MyUiig'hy exporietice in the business convinces me j uiui i can give general i-uisiaction, and 1 respecllully solicit a share of public patronage. apl tf CIVBR-ratJi DAMASK S caaes CnrUin lama?k. J direct inportatton, for aale bv pi JAS. LOW dc CO., 417 .Main st 7n., Ky. ECTBK'D SWISS Ml'LLS.We have, direct from the manut'ai-turers in Switzerland. 2 eau-a Kuii.roi dered Swiss Mui.-lin, very hauiUoiu pMiterna. for sale hv J.as. ,iV cV CO.. ap4 41T Main street, I ouiaville. Ky. EinBHOIDFKY. We bars thia awsSä pnr Hxpn-as. a larire assortment nf Fn-m Ii Kmhroiderie.. la hieb w invite the hlteulion of dealer. a,j4 JAS. LOW A C0..4I7 Main st .Lou.. Ky. lltFTBI PRINTF.l) JACONETS. 2 caaea lol L fartta, Muga v i n.', P.ini.-d IwewsiHa. ree'al u, . dav per Fx j. res nid for sale by JAS. LOW V CO.. " al' 417 Main street, LwtiarVsthB, Ky. i Vil'VrTK i . . . , ßaCdSTrJ "r x7rZZJtrX h jas. low a co.. an Mai,, sb, Lou., x.. tmnin v-w e tlflVl ill hon! m tSrv 1 r, riA niuiil of Bonnet R-hbons of t,e Bxrwv ivk,. ap4 JAS. LOW & CO., 4 IT Main at , Lou., Kv. O I E . It ... iecea Gr. de Rliiuc black Silkf. 510. f. 30, 32. H ami :r, niche-.; M pieces l.iitrine do; I'll do Colore (;ro de Nntdes; IS sta Black Mode: SS do Hi hoff Blaek Sil'.s; toother with a larre variety of Uresa Silk-, Flounces. Marceliiws drc, for I hy JAS. I.OV it t O.. ap4 417 Main street, LaMstovJtS, Ky. TIAi;SM,li nOXFY bought bv ap4 S. K. G1LBKKT & CO., Sjc.'ncar Water. RBafntSS SUGAR. 25 bb St. Louia l..,f. Cruh ed. Powdered and Ketlned White, just rte'd pvr Heu r ran klin, for sale low hv ap4 S. K. GILIIKRT CO.. Syc. near Water. SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS WE have just r.-ccived at our stund in Ijitosco, cornerorHigh atreetund Kulton avenue. larro as-aortm-ntofSFKlNG ANU sl'MMLK IlKY GOODS, ace'" lhc ftajSlw markets, and comprising the ! latest t les or Goods, and which we ar prepared to sail I . . . justs low as they can be pureMsSSS In r.vansviiie.naSSS fSSSS having been selected wrtli especial ref. ence to the wants of our customers, and we rencctfu er IHICtfullv ask oi r friends to examine them and the prices before perch ..sing elsewhere, aa we kaow they will give satisfaction. W e also have on hands a g-vod assortment ol GROCER I KS, fresh and cheap. I .ap4 3md BONE. HABING & CO. COI'AS. Just received by steamer Express and for O sa!e low at our Furniture Rooms, foiir New Sofas. np4 WOO LS E V & NELSON. PPajMelaWI. Jssl received and for safo cheap, two To' Bu,0?' Ea!rte w'oTleyTnklson. WöTiCE X iikirsof l'AHTiTio.1 'jro SXATK ow'Sd&Ja " Vanderburgh County. VTOI ICK h'reby given, that Mary Stinson. Admin 1 itratrix oftheesuto of Martin Stinson , deceased. ha filed her netition to eil Real Estat.- of the decedent. his personal ieiiig InsuSlcient to pay his debts and that said Petition will lc Heard at me next term ol the Court . . ofCoininoii fleas ol said eoantl (JACOB LUNKEN HEIM ER. C. C.C.P , apt 3w Vanderburgh County. MATTKAKkeki "ITTK wmii.i cai the attention of in public to our lock i .M:iUrae. winch we have ii M.nilh on 1-.I..I ' ' . 1 vi.. .1 H I i ... . I 1 . . -" .'iin,.ii ifi niiurti .il".a, . ofcioil, jeilll I ili. (cotton aud shuck), and Spring Mattraases of the best i"t- colbukn v HERshbeuger, JSi - Fo9tr'' B,,Kk' Flm "lrc- blow "J 4iC.NX.s y ItMMllM; t;oon. ' ÄÄ.MJÄ skins, s.iw ami Marseiile Vestiugs. WbM and Fancy l,,lu'" Orills and Ducks t'.r Pants, all of the newest pat- , tern. colhithn t hkksh bkkgkr. I am ; Köster . Block, First street below Main. i ' i:i,lll K. WITT. Af. TTOlMUNs & read XX "f Ladies' and Visses' Kid, Si k, Lislo and Thread mfmTmm4 Silk Mitu- fl" ' Thread Gloves, 0en-work do.; also a large variolv of Children's Mitts, Glove, .,,d HoU, which wo will eil low ijltef urST" Fl KMSIIING GOODS TTOI'KINS V LEAD kavajwal reccivod a stock of I L enU' Gloves. Half Hoae. Htth and OSMSaw Underihirti. Silk nrul n.ir IV.F.I. I. i.... H-.n.lL'Is. Susnenders. I , A.c.. which wo will offur lower thai, tue usual l""" aKet ior tne above articles, t-onnii-n n "- -r8l,lretl- if??HS PSTBT1 THE PLOW AND CULTIVATOR COMBINED. THE Combined Plow, warranted the best invention ' ' 'i Ui . . nn z Corn, Potilocs and Tobacco, ever introduced into Uie West, manufactured an I sold bv ap3 3mw CHRISTIAN DECK ER W A It WITH It I SSI A. to mm SHnras, waiisawiisai ouvmsnDv blsb. .. HERE. H L' n'" L T. . x a . ai'-r sin-.-., n-i .....- n.. .niiui, .r arr i . r . . i . .. p . . . a.. ...II in ii ii v 1 1 1 1 ii Ii f 1 1 1 a a tili in . ' MIT: SUI'I'll y;k.' : v . V. . .. UAL, Bl aS IO W prices us call I.OUB"! oIOW ine lulls. aii orders left at tho store of Hombrook k Churchill nil "PIFr, IOI I m .- a . Illiri'lllll. - - - - 1 .,i .. . . , ' 5" ..wdi'wT aT J. fiüT.-iiK.st .'o' 10 foii s.tu: I rp HE fine Businesa Lott and Four story Brick Store , X thereon, formerly owned by j.cob Kcrth. on w.. lersMesSai. now kessle on tho moSt reasonable terms. I Th' ' 'T SlÄ? Ss! r1 i"1"" I''"1" Kvans Title, and canuoi Onl of provluj a profluble in vestment : Title perfect. I also--a a Lot and Two story Frame Dwelling I Un" tb?reon' ntarths Umasco City Mills for sale Icheap. Applyto (apj lm') H. o.. whA i.er.

iM'ii, Ton's ( inn, Tills evening, Tu. -lav night, at Apollo I Uli last ni-rht. JTrTrice of admission 5 rents. Children half price. Front at reserved for Ladies. Seat can be imupm!

on application at the Mall, from 8 to I -J o'clock A. M., lua Irmn i,, 1 ', l, l p at .. :r - i i rem ü to 3 o'clock p. M. irV Efficient ottreri will I..- In ti..,.,i. n.-.. i. i order. 1 Gentlemanly Ushers will be in attendance to -how persons lo their seats. ia 3 tf lioors open at 6.".,, performance to commence at O Cioca, r. .W TV r' Ill'i1llv ,((.... . r ... . . - "u -norinmnce win tve prfn children. On tl nrcasinn children under l-J Tr of y "nn-n oaty ijc., aumta 25. DoortoiH-n I o'clock commence at 2 o'clock, P. M. 7 ..... ATTn ... 7 1- -,Jm, K for which the T,;,7 r'T" ToX be paid in cash at ' colbvrs a hkrshbkrger-k. Foster's Block, First reet below Main. STOCKS AND CRAV.ATS.-Ju.t oned. a ksW variety of Self-ailjusting Stocks and Sunnier C ra vats, or the laleM sl I es at (OLHUKX A HK ?SHBKRGER'S, apl Foster' Block, First street belww Main. ECK II UM V MWaM GOODS. TUST received and openvd, the larresl and nnat I splendid astorlmeut of Spline and l-unnirr lrea I . . d . v .r t IT., r. 1 1 111 tili m. rt i1 i : . t . -. -".i-i.-nu ui rirn " rena.iiiies nareres tnjr a anu i lainj.ri.n ; mir. .m.t. ed Linens. Briiliautea. printed , fhalljs. Rorrgm do l-nts and White Good, to Mvk we would in Ho attention of all wishtnr surh ankles before ,,urrhaainjr'elsewhere. na we would be very happy lo show theo to all wl o will Ia or us with a call. COLBURN A HKRSMBKRGF.R. in 1,31 Foster's lllock. First street below .Main. ClAltPF.T AN1 FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. A largj (tsaortineiit.if xrpetand Floor oil Cloibs, just received. Oar oil Cloiba are from 3 to rs tOSS wide.' tali IM Cloths als. t OI.U1KN 61 HERSH SFRGKR, apl Foster's Block, First street below Main. WHOI.IIilLi: N KIT til . HOPKI.NS& Rh. I are now receiving tlteir Fpripaj Stock of Dry GokU. Carneta. Oil t'mth. Vmi.i ri w.' a. a . . . . J " nil faper, L.oKiiir Glasses und Window Shades. lc w ini-iiwc iii.,f me aiiention 01 mc citizens of anaj -j. ! , ""'y M,r lul" " 1,1 M, "er. 1 ' P''11" inJocemenu to 1 aih Huyers u Our t,,ok will bo aas we will offer than w ever have ! . De; "ur. "otR "lH'u 10 ' ' bj uevoieti to trie oiiie. lap -'.Mud DRI.SS CaOOIffN. HOPKINS RKAI have Just received a Sne line of Blick, Watered, Black Gros do Rhin and Fancy Dress Silks; also a line line of Summer Ureas Gooda, which w are offering low. apl-.rud QIÜDHIEK... iO t. dox Chickeiia; Xrd do. Frash Kgs; 150 lbs Fresh Butter; -' flue Turkeva; jufl reeclred at P' COOK'S Family Grocery. WAS. a. PAPI1R. 3hu im ml le Wrapping Paper, an sizes. a go ol article, just ree'd and for sale low at. the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN C. UM hRKl'X. Jb., apl Main street, between First and Second. KIHOVID. TT7"K have now entirely removed our Toba co and Vv Cigar hslahloliment. froai the old SUnds on WitsrwJ Main atrects. between 1st and id. to Mam sTktVT. bbtvvrcb Fibst Ai W'aTBa. In Mrs. lwii' new null. ing. w here we shall be huppy to sell uur old and i new customers cheap bursitis. i 'Mf m haki-fkrcv bchrobdu WALL, PAlr.K.-3fiy t.uad'ca W'rll Paper jns rec'o from New York and Boston, of ti U.ci styles and nil prices by (ml. 31) J . t . DEVtHELX. NEW MOOK. HOMES of ih,- New W orld, by Miss Bremer Grinned Expedition in scan Ii ef Sir John Franklin: Piclorial History ol the W'arsofthn I'mted Statos:. Alcohol mhI the Constitution of Mm, Bible ii fence of Slavvrv. Ac, just ree'd and for M' hy . (nh3IJ THos. CONYNGI ON. MSJMI.1 Till MITK K. l"HE partnership herel .fore romtueted nrder tJ. name and style of Silhcrmai , A napacher d Co., has been this day diaaolved b mutnal conawM. Mr. silberman retiring from th business. A. Aaaparher ami M. Flout will continue the businesa. anSrr Skir tills, and firm of Aiopacherdt Flout. L. Sil BEH.MA . A. ANM'Af HI R M. FI.OIT. The presiit flrm.thnnkf 1 for the Lbeml patronago extended lo the old Ann, rep i ifnlly solicit j. fatSM Mice ol the same. A Innje supply ol neu Goods isboinadaily rut-eived. ImaJi-if HOMi:it V. Udiea white aid black Silk; Mack, while, slat" and miv.-.l Cotton Loa.-: Miaaes'dn.' tie nta extra super bSMBI CaUou Half Hose; YvBtha, do., for sale low Ly COLBl'RN A :;f.rshbekgfr. mli3l Fo-ter's HIin k. First street l.etnw Maia. ClAaÖTKa AND Ml K .TIirTÄ.-A U-goaa-M sortnient of f)rMl HMHHa ami I edies' K id. .vilk aad Lile G oves. nnd Ladies' und Mis-e. I.opr and ram is on SiU Mxts. which mm aouid i.n hat t to aw. COI.miKK HEl.'SHBhaCK. mh3l Foster's Kb-ck. First street he low Maia. FVyKltIUi:Kir.M.-W e have now open for tlsB j inflection .if the public, a very laige stock of tho latest patterns of Under-leeves. ColUea, Cbemitftte, Embroidered Hand'kfs. Muslin ntel Swis Band, an bnc Edgmes -i d Insertings. Swbs do., all of which ml; be sold verv low at COLBHRN cV HERSII BKROKR'S. mh3l PoBter's Block. First street below Mats. HOME MANCFA' Tl'RF.! TANSTllslsR ( Ki lil M. MTOKR. BELIEVING that Ihe interests ofihr- Great Vt est. and of the people of Kvansville and vlrii.it in arttcalar, would be much promoted by eatabliah'ng a Clothing Karton in this city, ami being aware that ( lothingean be manufactured in a superior mar ner and at lea coat in the West than in the East, w have established a Clothing Store in thlscitj. whore we will manufacture and sell, W iioi.cssLb and Rbtsil. Clothinr ot the beat luality, all of wh ch will h- made under our own supervision, at the lowest New York rices, of tLe latest stylos, and of the beat material. We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash, which enables us to compete w ith AKY HOCSE IB THT t'HITED STATES? W'e will also carry on a Fashionable Merchant Tailor and Gentlemen's Kurniahiujr catMblishmoi.t. in wbaeh will be found every article in that line. Our stock of Cloths, aimeres ai d Vestinga are of the iieal. I style and best iualii; aod as one of the flrna is a Practical Workman, and takes charge of Ue Mras uring nnd Cutting, we are enabled U WAKRENT a goej fit in all eases, o- no sale. Wo also keep on hand every variety of Tailors Tijsaminga.and are Agenla for Ncort's Keport of Fashions. Partie ii tar atten toa paid so Gentlemen furnishing their nn mab-rial RICHARD R A LEIG Ff takes charge of the commercial affairs of the F.stahliahmeat. and DAVID O'NF.IL of lite manufacturing. Grateful to their individual fnenda for past fiivors. and now solicit a continaanre of the a i favors for the new euUrpri. they pledjc thems Iva-ito. "lern an uiw ronunni. .. unit iiui ie rciion-u in tnam. I .m . r. s .. . Mor.- on Mam street, hctween First aod .-rond sta. mh3l HA LEI' H A O'NEIL. t llIC .TM is WtMlll SOME Boy-, from fifteen to eighteen .ears of age. irs. wanted immediately in oar Founder, and Patters, Shop, (inbail) G. .'. EGGI.ESTON dc CO. LOTS I Oil Mtrffr ODA ' HK. 1 Residonce Ixtts. in Kvaiisville bd.1 1aiUU Dia. ., for aale on favorable terms by IGLEHART & OAKI.KV, nh29 tf Real Ks Ute Agenta. BICMewSMI n.wasj WaWass 3ai SlsimUlers; jnt up esjieciallv for rov own trade. Plea-e try them. (mliiJKni) THo. . llEADEN. TXTI1ITE LlMlta .BW bbU in st..re and for aal by faSMal KAMI EL ORR, 1 Hfi Bl?SM lwatoc. extra largw; 1 JJ Hit doz Fresh E?gs; J30 lbs F'-sh Buti.-r; fi doz hirkens; P extra Sugar-curc-d Hamr; reM this dav al BKIiFdKli'H. Second st. ml, Vl A II WMIIIK ST la K i.im:. THE uielerairr.ed wlll-oninience van ning the above Line Semi-Weekly after theDuf riTnexT; leaving Mt. Vernon HmVTm iinysmi rn iuy mornings at f 'cloek. and leave r T'1 " odne-xiay aad sawiniay att ililisn. tige Office at the W ushiiurton House. muiiD tf J. B. GREEN. Proprietor. 'PlITpiaATR X 12ti b.,x.-. X; 50 boxes Roofing Tin, in store and f"r aale by mh90 SAMUEL ORR. HINCIjKM. vSii.U0 No. 1 Poplar Sl.iogl s for l sale by (mh-.HI SA.Mt'EL ORR. "VTA I I.S. 'Am Wejr as...ne. sil b.r al at !wst ll market rales by (sah) SAMUEL ORK. ir ACKKIiffXa "a p i -kages" ass'd numbera, in VI iL liolü Bild half bbl ali i kills just rer d ara Vr , . Site hv S. h. OH.KhKI clc Hi.. Sj. near Wator. - I A.LM SOP, AC.-'!w'l P man 32 mvea No. 1 I'alm Soap. r. . a a a , a I per ate a met Siasas r l.'U in e r i uin'Kriaun auej ji.lox Shaker Brooiua; ft do Wlap do; 2i do Fancy do; for sale at lowest figures hv frb7 LAD. HEIM A Mf . 11 KM AtiS -20 bales for sale low t" clrvao, by GLO. FOSTER A C.

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