Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 May 1855 — Page 2

DAILY JQUKNAL A. II SANDERS, EDITOR.

TERMS OP SUiiSCUIPri05. Dally Jortil,peryetr $7 50 by tue week, IS Trl-Weekly Journal, rr year, 4 w Weekly Journal " 2 00 CITY OF EVANS YILLE. WEDNESDAY MORNING :::::::MAY 9. The Lamatco Illcctiou. The Enquirer of yesterday, in giving the result of the Lamasco election, had the nameless impadence to make the following remark fcr the especial use and benefit of those abroad who could nercr by any possibility know the facts of the affair from the tame paper. It said the election "resulted 1n complete anti-Know Nothing triumph fcy a majority of about 420 votes" the 'figures themselves beinj totally ridiculous in any connection, as bill one candidate in the lot had as hijjh as one hundred majority over his opponent! Now it U a fact that the most 'prominent anti-Know Nothings in 'Lamasco were defeated at this election and not a 'Catholic candidate was elected! Tremendous anti-Know Nothing victory indeed! The Know Nothings had no ticket, yet it is a lingular fact, and rather contrary to the Enquirer's opinion of !the result, that nearly 'every mau they 'voted for was elected, and 'if we mistake not, two persons elected, and by Old Line 'votes in part, are very goad 'Know Nothings! Ha! ha! ha! We could very readily run though this 'ticket, and will do it if it becomes necessary, 'and convince any one interested, that the result of the election was anything but the victory it has been claimed by the Enquirer. We are pleased to say, that so far as we know, all the officers elected are well quali'fied for their positions, at least are about the best choice of the whole list. We hope La'masco city will flourish under their care, and continue her present prosperity with in'create. Our Eastern tic We are informed by Postmaster Slinson, 'thatunder the new arrangement of change 'of time on the E. & C. Railroad, the mails 'which leave here six o'clock in the morning, 'three hours earlier than at present, will lay at Terre Haute till next day before they trt nn tn . Tninrmn..!; and East. And 'mails sent 'this direction, vill stop at Terre Haute for a day until next Jay's Evansville 'train leaves. Thus under the new arrangement, according to this statement, our Eastern mails will beiflelayed in their arrival at 'least two hours over the present time, and Whence can only be opened and distributed latein the evening, and letters answered 'at niht to go off in the 6 o'clock train Hhus to secure nearly equal promptness with the present arrangement. This is a series of inconvenience which cannot and will not be submitted to, if there beany rossiblo Remedy. There is not a particle of necessi. ty for the mails from or to this city by rail'road, bins at Terre Haute over an hour. The mails are not distributed there, and 'there ia no reason of this nature for detention, We have all been looking forward to the new arrangement as placing us in our mails as well as travel, one day nearer the Eastern and up-river cities but it appears, by the statement of our Postmaster, that for the present at least, we are by this railroad connectiori put several hours further apart. This is a ludicrous evidence of the march of .Vtoztw, but it certainly cannot last long, 'Our Railroad Company will find it to their advantage, so far as their enterprise is con - cerned, in this new arrangement experiment, to affect a change soon as possible in this deficiency of speedy and nninterupted mail carriage, if the responsibility belongs in any manner to them. Virginia Election. he election in the Old Dominion takes $!ace on the 24th of this month. A Gov ernor and other State officers, a Legislature, upon which devolves the choice of United States Senator, and thirteen members of Congress, are to be elected. Unusual interes, is manifested all over the Union in the result. The canvass has been conducted by both parties with extraordinary spirit 'and animation, and the whole country is looking to the result with singular interest. Virginia has been known as a strong Democritic State. She gave Pierce 15,261 majority in 1852, but the Democracy have had ample time and opportunity since to become disgusted with their own former success, and to exhibit that true repentance which deals in good works. Although Democratic paper are predicting the triumphant election t)f Wise, we do not conceive his election to be at all probable, and we 'should deem it entirely impossible but for the unwise and impolitic action of several Know Nothing conventions, who would not leave the slave ry question alone, though their very salva tion depended upon silence. Ateno Bales. On the next page, at the head of the column next the reading Blatter, readers will always find auction sales. We intend hereafter placing all sales by auction in the column designated, so that the reader may at once know where to find such advertisements. A new card and auction sale by Woolsey & Neleon, will be found thefe to-day, with Sweet & Leon ard's advertisements. These houses have several regular sales a week, and ' notices of the more Important ones wiH always- be found io that colaran.

Our Constables) gal Will they Resign! ' Our article yesterday about the exceedingly efficient Old Line constables, was rather in advance cf the times. The richest scene, the most laughable anecdote of all, was reserved.for. yesterday, and after it, if there is a man in town who . does not demand the instant resignation of Staht and Kripnerfor their counection, in this af

fair and Clifford for what we have related of him, then we say that man cares nothing for the preservation of law or of the honor of our city. These two constables went to the 6teamer Empire yesterday after dinner, with a warrant for the mate on some assault and battery case. The mate Was in the hold at the time, working with his men. Capt. Meekin so informed these "officers, and directed them to go down there, but they were afraid to venture. 'Finally, as the constables were in the way, and attracting the deck hands from their business, Capt. M. ordered them either to do their duty or leave the boat, and finally pushed one of them on shore for stopping the gangway. The constables got more help (not official) and went again to the a'.tack. The mate was then working his men ashore. lie was pointed out to these precious constables by both the captain and the citizens, but they were unwilling to believe, as presently a deck hind would come up and order cround the mate to his work with as great a variety of d ns as that mate or any other could pos sibly use! The poor cjnstibulary dupes were sent to first one part of the boat then another in search of the mate, who was be fore their eyes all the time, even to the knowledge of the pedlar boys and girls who enjoyed the sport amazingiy. Finally they were induced to go in the hold, when the enterprising deck hands clappeddown the for vard hatchway, and were making good time towards the aft hatch to secure it, but the constables beat them in the race and escap ed. For two hours these men were the butts of ridicule either too cowardly to take the mate, or read a warrnnt to him, or too grossly green to tell that the man direci i : j . i "uo ttllu fuini; aruunu wiu crew, arm known as the mate to eVsry boy on board, was .really that individual. We do not I n a o . Know wnen our city lias ever been p'ac ed in a more contemptible light by the acts of its officials than on this occasion. Neither duty nor decency, under the ludic rous circumstances, called upon citizens present to help these men perform their la bors. The whole affair was too absurdly ri It a . f am a u;cuious ior serious inienerence. i nat men, clothed with the authority of office, and uh der that authority attempting to perform du ties.should permit themselves to be placed in this laughable position, is not only uncontrovertable evidence that they are utterly un qualified for their position, but that their longer continuance in office is a disgrace to our city- As a firm upholder of the credit nd honor ol tne c,t of Lvansville, and as an editor whoh" devoted all his powers for I . . a i ii years to elevate tnis piace not only in an Uhe attributes of prosperity, but in all the proper attribute of a city, and who seeks to I l . I L -ttl 8PeaK ir'e voice oi me mass oi nis leuow citteensin ihU as in other matterrs we now calll upon these constables, Kripner nd Staht, and upon Clifford for other charges, w ßce Resign ineir omces uiey u ave ms graced, and by one act at leas:, do something for the good of Lvansvillo. We would here say, in justice to ourself, that we have already exhibited in connec tlon whh this boat, and its present captain, equally as firm a determination to maintain our ojlccrs, when they do their duty proper Uy and are abused. In this case, Capt. Meekin ollered no improper interference, nor did bis mate, excepting to concealhis identi ty Once more, we call upon these men to re sin. Jf they tninK we are oniy speamnz . a from ourovn feelings, they can very quickly be assured the contrary by a public meeting. Personally, we do not know ar.y of them, and upon our "honor, we shall nut unlets their society be thrust upon us but publicly we know them well as ignorant, inefficient Lffic. and thcrefore not the proper men in wUeh th(J tr(Jäts of -lrid;.;v-duaia aml lhe honor of a city may be reposed. Earthquakes at Caibo. A letter from our 0jj correspondent Mose, to which we 8haii more particularly allude to-morrow, 6ays: "Had devil of an earthquake last night, May 2d indeed three of 'em. Shook fir6t time 19 seconds the most severe shake ever had here. The first shake occurred about 10 o'clock, second about 4 minutes afher, and the third this morning at half past four o'clock. No damage done. fJCp5 The Lamasco election passed offveYy peaceably, although the candidates and their friends were very zealous ia their labors. There were threatenings of a skirmish in the evening, but they passed away in mere wind. SCf Mr. Robinson, formerly of Indian apolis, who with 3Ir. Fonda, carried on bus iness as dyers and ink manufacturers, com mittcd suicide at Urbana, O., a few days ago. The cause was the arrival of his wife and children from England. He left a wife at Indianapolis. His death leaves two wid ows. JTj- Miss Lucy Stone was married at Cleveland last week to II. B. Blackwell, Esq., who we believe 'is the notorious aboli tionist formerly of Cincinnati. If so, we hope Lucy will keep him out of dirty work I hereafter, and make a decent man of him.

INDIANAPOLIS COllUESPOXDEXCE

IsDiAiuroLis, May 5, 1855. Ed. Journal: We have had a decided novelty here in the way of musical entertainments. The "Black Swan" has visited us and given a concert. Our largest Halt was filled' with an intelligent and discriminating audience, who awarded to the MSvan" their unmixed gratification of her extraordinary musical powers. She is accompanied by a"gentlemanof color," styled on the bills "the African Maris," who both figures as a solo singer, and accompanies the 'Swan" occasionally in a duett. His style of singing is decidedly operatic and bears the mark of thofrough training and discipline, though his natural ' powers were pronounced by our critics as of no very hiuh order. A young man styled Signor Alberti, who was probably never nearer Italy than New Eng land, is also attached to the company as pianist. His attainments seem not to be ex traordinary. It is worth paying a trifle for, barely as a novelty, to see a white man presiding at the piano, and a son and daugh ter of EtheopIaon either hand, discoursing strains of music in a style of execution nev er heard in one of a thousand of the most luxurious parlors of the land. The "Swan" must have received her sobriquet, solely on account of her musical powers, (granting that Swans Jo sing) and not at all from any resemblance in grace or dignity to her feathered namesake. She is a dark mulatto, of large size, and without a particle of ease or grace in her movement. 13 ut her genuine modesty, and simplicity of manner, amounting to the most entire freedom from air, cover that defect, and invariably secure her the sympathy and good will ot her audieuce. in regard to her singing, however, she needs no sympathy and can afford to court severe criticism. Your correspondent does not pride himself on his musical acumen, and has therefore sought to learn the opinions of those among the recent hearers of this sable artist, who are competent to judge of the quality of her execution. The general sentiment seems to have been that of surprise, and high gratification; and more than one has remarked that he never heard her surpassed save by the matchless and almost superhuman Jenny Lind. Her voice is said to embrace thirty-one full and distinct notes. In some passages, far above the range of ordinary female voices, her tones bore a striking resemblance in clear nd silvery fullness, to the higher notes of a flute, in the hands of a master. At the other extreme of the scale she is equaly extraordinary. In one instance she re sponded to an encore by taking hr seat at the piano and singing a popular melody in a deep and full male voice, a phenomenon in female singing rarely heard, and which was recognized by the audience with reiterated applause. In the air "I know that my Re dceraer livelh," which has become almost consecrated as a favorite of Jenny LindV the execution of the Swan was many de grees below that of the Nightingale, in high artistic brilliancy of execution, as well as feeling. Yet I think it quite probable, hid there been no choice memory of that match less performance lingering in the minds of any of the auditors, that the Swan would have been considered as triumphant in that piece as in others. For the sake of my well remembered and highly prized lady friend among your read ers, I ought to say that the colored individual in question, seems, in regard to dress, to have applied the principle laid down by the milk maid in Webster's old spelling book, and to have carefully studied "what becomes her complexion best." She has also ascertained the point to a nicety. She wore a rich dark silk, dimly figured, with a ground precisely of her own hue, short sleeves and white gloves, avoiding altogether that dis play of jewelry, and bright colors in contrast, which, as it is correctly set forth in Uncle Turn's Cabin, is characteristic of the African taste. Col. Wood, who owns the speculation! and who, by a somewhat equivocal compliment is called the Barnum of the West, expressed his intention here of visiting Evansville in his present tour. I doubt not your musical public will avail themselves of the opportunity of attending so unique an entertainment. Yours, A. B. C. CaptüHe of Havana. A writer in the New Ycrk Mirror is showin'f the difference between taking Havana oi papert and taking it vi'et armis. The memories of the filibusters are refreshed with the account of an attack upon the place by the English in 17G2, and its disastrous results: The English fleet consisted of ninereeh ships of the line and eighteen frigates, with various other smaller vessels of war, and some 200 transports, under command of Pocork, and 10,000 soldiers under Gen. Msnckton. The canonade, we are told continued seven days; the siege had lasted twenty days with little hope of taking the Moro. At this time the English received a reinforcement of 4,000 fresh troops. Now inspired with new hopes, the attack was renewed; their exertions redoubled, and at last with success. On the 22d day of the inemrrable siege the fort was captnred. The city held out a few days and then surrendered, to prevent unnecessary sacrifice of lifp. I The loss sustained by the English army ! and navy was horrible. The English histori&n aware howdearl7 this victory was ob tained, prudently omitted to record how many were killed and wounded. Contemporary writers (not English) say thia fort cost England over one thousand men."

Logakspoet Llectiox. A s in every other place in Indiana, with one . exception, at which elections have been held lately, the American ticket was triumphant at Logansport. The Old Liners will have one. majority in the council, but otherwise - they are badly licked up. --

fd" The Republican calls us a"jol!y little monkey." Well there's animation, humor and shrewdness, in a monkey, but what mav that editorial animel be called who is re markable only for his dull stupidity and sleepy heaviness, and whose very attempts to amuse, are awkward as the gambols of an elephant? Call us a monkey, but liken us not to thyself, oh most assinineof thy tribe. 07" By ad ertiseraent, it will be perceived that the Livery Stable firm of II. & E. II. DeGarmo has been dissolved. The latter will carry on the business hereafter. We need not recommend him to public patronww a 'a age. lie is wen Known, attentive to his business, and intends 'keeping constantly on hand good stock and'vehicles for the accom modation of the public. fJC" There wa3 a great gathering of teeto talers at Boston yesterday, the main object of which is to make the enforcement of the new Massachusetts prohibitory liquor law an easy matter. Gov. Gardner presided on the occasion, and a strong delegation from New York and other States participated. By dispatches, it will be seen several Governors were to be present. Sisgulab Case. There is at present in the hospital cf the Roule, at Paris, a grena dier sergeant of rhe 59th regiment of the line, named Tourviclle, who has become deaf and dumb in consequence of the sensation produced by the explosion of a bombshell with in a few feet of him, in the' trenches at Sevastopol. His recovery seemsuntertain. Mr. Matt DeGarmo, long of this city, has taken up his residence in Terre Haute, and can now be found by his old friends at that most popular of all Terre Haute hotels, the Prairie House. He is act ing as clerk there, and will take particular delight in assiitmg the proprietor to make their Evansville friends comfortable. We wish Matt a pleasant time, and think he will soon make himself an indispensable fixture to the Prairie House. fX" Evenin'j before last the weather changed suddenly much cooler, and the night was quite cold for the seaScn. At 6 o'clock yesterday morning the thermom eter stood 10 abave freezing point, but the day was bright, and warm enough in the sunshine. $20 Cold Pieces Fraud. A well made counterfeit of the $20 gold pieces is now in circulation. It is precisely the 6ame cirrumfernce of the coin, but is not as thick. It is valued at $13,50. The coin may be detected by observing the word "sold' in small raised letters on the bottom of the head. fXj A man named Joseph Wiggins, who lives in Cincinnati, has beeri arrested and fined $25 and costs, at Indianapolis, for illegally voting in that city at the late election. Thos. O'tlara, the runner of the Gait (louse, wb3 recognized in the sum of 500, and committed in default, forswearing that Wiggins had been a resident of Indianapolis for eight or nine months. Otitis an tstonishing fact, that not a man was elected tootlicein Lamasco, who announced himself a candidate through the columfcs of the Enquirer! MARIUKD OX the 2d last., by Rv. Mr. Reed. Dr. 3, V. Mitchhi., of Uwenivjlle, lai., to ilia Amanda Cox, of Now liar in oSPECIAL AOTICE. E. D. C. ALL Bt.'mbers li? good suading of the LATB 'EvaaTille Delating Club" defeased, re requested to meet at "Lost Coraer Hall" ea Friday eveaing, for the purpose ofcloaiag up the affairs of to taid iaatitutioa. The young diaciplcaof Blackstone, among whom the Society louts some of iu brightest stars, are particularly requested to bo present, as it will require some eoaaiderable legal tact to divide equitably the thirty. fiti cests remaJniig ia the treasury, between tbs thirteea surviving members ( W. K. Sfe. not Included. ) Py order of the my9-lt SECRETARY. JW Ai)VEItTlSEIEiTS. 'IC'FOU LAFAYETTE.""' TUE staunch eanal boat -7R.' ITamII ltll iltoo. M aiter. will Ieve Evansvillt 'or lerre Haute. 1 hurid.tr. Jlay IUtU. t .-:: 3 ne wiU loa at V. abash river rates. r or frsi.hteu. arply bear, or to mj9 JOHNS. MITCnELL, Ag't. FOR LAFAYETTI. ,- TnE sUuaeh little steamer IIELEN WOR JlXl "Iii leav as ahovs for LaUyett and iatermtg uiaie po point this miriisr. For freicht or iaasace eoTaire on board, or of the Cominiseion Mrc)iBs on the whar'. myS IflSfiOLUTIOX OK CO-tAKT.EtilllP. THE Copartnership heretofore existing between theunderttgacd under ths name, itvl anil firm of 31.1' II. C. teOarmo. at the our of KranaviUe. Vaaderburth county. Indiana, la thia day diaoolved t; noUil consent. Alt per sons indebted to said Irm will lrae luase immediate payment to Edward II. KeGarmo. who aljne is authorized to settle the buemses. K. It. KcGAKMO. MAT, DeUAKMO. ETansTlUa.Msy8.1855 my DeCAICfIO'$ MVERY AAD 8 ALU TADLE. ÖS LOCUST. BETW. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS. fV. HORSES, Burgiee, Carriarta. JPrr7fff &2n4 Omeibi.aaee. ulw.ys for biro ""si" ,? ii J J.ttha above Stable. Carriarea for cscar.iuoa. rartiea aad funerals always on hand. 1 am prepared te board horses aad keep them fa th test oraer. f . Wk will hereafter be kept runniag eoasUatly during tl't dy. aad wiU b at steam boau. hauls, etc.. for the accommodation .f thost wuhinr M w it. It will also be riaJy to eoovev eUiiena to boau dunag 'h,,7Vi frt orders at the stable, my Watch ubpaiuwo rffll2 I'edcTniewed baving eomneaeed the above Ivsinese Jt i: ia Kvaaavitle. Sattere himself witl tio nope tna las pr is I Hia shop is at Uo Pot Olico Wfcers oe "l CrricB JiotB myo j . ' r ijon tlTO.-'e boxes aaaorted traa4a In etore and for al-r- rmhfi ORK. PALZELL Ar i'O ;.YHDEAEU LOOK. OLT. FRESH supply of Garden Seeds and Fancy Tools la general. jH reo'd ftftd for salo by y q ULAIIlbVILLK FOOL' 11. - sf afm SACKS of Blairavill Flur. the beat tt brought fJU to thia city, forsal t$5 per sack, or tho lowest market price, aft m2 CoO ."aiily Grocery..

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etperieneo nd ikiu luincrpusos ...-.u...,, machinery will, npon trial, bo found worth, tho ft ten uoa net only cf the resi-ent citiseae the city, but also of those - - : k. ....in.mhi.at TieilUS."

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ICE! ICE! A CfiVSTANT tnnrlT At Na. 1 lea ta ha had at Cook'a

ii. Family Grocery. Ice will t dcliTcrad rtiuUrly Try morning bj l iaj oar rJn t aij3 COOK'S Family Croetry. TCXTRA Cor f4 lr4. 1.000 lb: JLA lUCOIUcboiecauftroand drie Ber; . . i 15 ktie Ciciinhti Sp; 5 doim extra Scrob Brush's; . ..... 15 bohelimll White lleanK , , Sotiuh ire.h f rouad Cor" Mei; mj8 at.CQOK'S Family Grocery WHITE AM ltllO LL.ID. 2 IURE White LttdMO f. M Uli Kd do 2a kegs; for tle ty mj3 SJ.KUEL ORR. i AFETY FCSE 20.O feet fr ly 7 mvB SAMUEL ORR. TIX PLATE TTJOOFINGTiniUte. M)box-i; j.a de 1UO do: for sale SAHUKL ORR. utyS 3 ITkAtr CD .-.I V C V k 1 1l u.8 AJlUiL ORR. CiUIGLEY'S SUGAlt CI711ED 1IAJ1S. iC ASC o( thoae rery euperier llanu; - .' i 1 do heavy eora-lci Shoulder.; . 3 do -plain llanu; j m ree'd aod f r aale y njS CAKSOX & HAMILTON. COISOXEIt'S l.XQTJIiSX. COr.ONFK'S Inque tu held oa the 16th of ArriL ü. 18U. ia Pike coutty lad. ever the dead body of a mat mixed color There were found of Lia effects the foUowiac. to wlti Ia Bauk Neu oa brokca baaks 5t TO la Specie 2b Ueruheate of depoait ia UreaBt City mil. ou w la merchaadiae, jewelry, otioo. etc.... t 11 njB-3tw tr. uu&, J.r. riseee. JUST RECEIVED. , I lot of choice Family Cbeeae: 300 11 ehoice urr cared Dried Beef; 10 bill t-eet l aiuilw Floor; lOaakedo do do: 30 bua ireh Corn Meal; at A. T. liACON & CO.'S Fftmlly Gweexys ym at. 250,003 LATHS. JOPLAU Laths for aale cheap, at Carroll & Co.'i, eorat of Second asd Cbestnntitrett. " my7 K.T. J1E DFQRD. Ageat. HIIOWKH BATHS A.D ICK CHESTgT" XT POZ No . 1 aa4 2 Ic a CheiU: JA ini Shower-Bat-a; received and for aale j aivf OUR. DALZKLL & CO. BUCK LT SAM) THIS. DOZEN Tuba, modes Backets; aaV received aad for sale ty m?7 ORR, DALZPLL ft CO. ;i;lat attic actio.. TUR celebrated Cbiaese Jugglers win gie another of their popular tntcruiauicau at tht Apollo 11 11 tbU eveaioK. The hifh favor with which they hat b-ea received for the pat two aigbu, has induced them to nmaia for this alght only. Price ot Admuaioa reduced to 2'ceats. . ByS KEW AnUIVAL OP )L TAPCU. fOny 8. rEVERErX.Maia at., between Firetaad 8ew cood.baf jnatrwelved from New York and Philadelphia, to- larceat aiioitmoat of Wall Papers and Borders evtr brought Weit of the mouatatna, coapriaing the aeweat Saturn rf Gold Patlor pitpers ia (treat variety, aaliaa atia Glatee. Hall asd Bedroom, wih a varied aaaortmeat of medium and eomtion paprrs. Bed-Tefters, Ceatres and Sutuei. Alio window Pap-r ia great Variety of pattera. Thoa piera were selected by hiaaaelf. aad will be eold at oaasually low p. iocs. Prompt ftttentioa paid to baafisf ptpcr. my5 COFFEE. fUST received 10 t, d.ep rreen Rift, and for a'e ly ravl H. K. ilLBERT 4 CL. Sr. mt W.i.t. SAIj ODA. TST received 1 Csk. and for sale by 1 rovS Ä. K. CILRRKT A- CO.. Rya. avratT. t'OTTOX UATTI.MJ. IORtalo 100r.aU. No. 1 and S. kv : mj5 . U. GILBKRT a CO.. 9ye. near Watr. PUISTS. rt, CASES new styles PrinU. rre'd thi day. aad for 99 sale forcaji vaW ty J AS. LOW & CO.. mji 418 Mai a st.. Loa.. Ky. COTTOXADES. rf CASES Cottoaadea; received tbla Jar and for aale f eivedtbla dar I JAMt.S my 5 413 Main St.. Louisville. Ky. pl'.mpmiain A!n pixTunK. A CONSTANTLY it store, a beary stock of Tamp Cbaia of W butqualilv. iiae and poplar Tabing C urbs. Keels, complete for sale, wholesale aad retail at lwet Sen-, by tov.t UARCOCkf BRO. .l.B3UTll5' THIMMIXUÜ. TUST received P 20(ina Uarrols. to run from OtoSTO: uo dos Uum Locks, pereuaaion aad water p Sint; StOs-ttJ iun Uonnt'Dg; 23 dos Double Trirgcrs; iu doa uailet .Mould; 2 dos Uns Kibs: Also, Wipers. Jiain Sf-i". Tumblers. Hippies, Fibs, rowaer Moras. i-iMM, snt ueits, uun waos, ana every thing connected with the trade myS BABCOCK BRO. m;ai. KEC'P this dar. per steamer - Empire, on coaaignment, M bids lully Fair, for sal low for r-h. 5 .QUO, rOSTt.ll i CO. ROOJH. 1"0 dos Common. Medium and Extra for A9 sale to close consignment, by - mv. - GEO. FOSTER CO.wJALT. Vn bbls Kanawha delivered free at Railroad Do k7 pot orC anal, for sals t y ' my5 GEO. FOSTER j; CO. EfmIE FOR SALE. ßk SECOND hand engine, 8 Inch cylinder, and 30 inehas ;n atroae ooi Aft tw. taquire or rave-isn A. SIMPSON A- BRr. I LOUR. aoblla Saperfin. my5 . GEO. FOSTER k CO. PIO IRON. -130 Tons Soft Tenaee end reene Co. my5 GEO. FQ3TKK A CO. NOTICE. S PROPOSALS will be rceeived for ten aya after the pub' licatinn of this Notice for coetiauiog the 1 egetaUe ataadsea Market street, one hundred and fifty feet longer, to be of the same kind of material aad built after the earn plan as the stands now in nse. By order of tbr Conncil. my 5- 10t WK L L. H. WA LK K R. Clk. CLUCKS! CLOCKS! AT VIIOI,ESAL.E. DY DITTItOLFF A SOWS. MAIX 8TBI.IT RKTwritn FIII8T ASD fttCOXD, EVANSVILLE. IX D. E have just receive! a large supply of eight dsy ana thirty nocr clocks, direct fnn the manufacturer. eouirisiag every style ol woa ana iro -am. wuicu wo will sell to eaah dealers as low as the same articles can be bought at Ciacianati or otter Western eitiee. We abali always keep a good stock oa band, aad think wo can make it to tbo interest of country dealers to buy their eloeks of as. doootici:. X LL owaeis of dogs and bit-hes running at large in the JjL city, who bsTS paid tbs Uses on the same for this year, iu t ursuance of city ordinaaee therefor made and provided, are hereby not fitd to hive gcod and aubstaatial collars placed around the necka of the came within five dayaa'terthe publication of this not ce. and iadefai t thereof, said dnp or bitches will sulerths xtrm penal'T of the lew etpiul puaishment. PETKR B!RK. - myj-lw City Marshal. J TST Vee'd ft id for sUs at T. BACON k CO.'S Family (irocerv 6 boxes M R Raisina; . " bf-bxa M R Raialna; S bags Rio CnV; I bag Jam Coffee; 1 do LsguifR do; J 0 dos fresh Exgat ltierce New Rice; . Iba Pearl tareh; 50 IU Orvis Lxtra quality Corn do; 1 re 1 Coltoa eora; 3 bash fresh Corn Meal; mbZ7 50 BCSUELH Corn Meal ree'd and for sale apl J.W. & . VICKE TH 25 bbJs Ceroliaaia fine ord.r just ree'd. for sale by tub 16 S. E. ftlLBEUT ft CO.. äye. near Waur. . RUSH WHITE LIME.-WIM- Ik 'pT Jk, mhlO p. kjTATK OF I.DIA1,?SS In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, April term, A.D. 1S35. (May 3d. 1C.13.) IT is nvw here ordered that tiere ehatt be an ad ion rw cd session of this Court, to eommene oa tho first Mondsy i. Jul. next for the purpose of completing the anftnrshed basineas cf the fres-nt regular term here), aod for the die-. patch of such other Business, as may reguiariy come aciore this Court when again so convened, aad to continue in aaaioa if rrvrticalle until said cniaished beralneee is regularly disposed of. It is further ordered that all partW to. said wslIBlitnea LUSiacw, liu sit ni.are.ee ukuw jTivuiiHiiinw teatifv concern . 5 r the same, will to tv.iuired to take notice of the time and place of held ing aaid a4joorne?t aeceion of tbs Court, and to aitead apon the same witkont further notification than is herein provided. Iiis former ordered, that when thi Ccurt do adjonrn at the expiration of its present regular term, it win anjoura to meet again at tne sjourt House in the eitv or ivranaviiie onsaid first Mcu-day inuiy next. It ia farther ordered that notice el the tiue aad place of holdieg said adjouraed session of this Court be given by puHicstion of a copy of this order onee at least in each of tho newt papers of tbis city nader tho direction of tho Clerk tntrooi. . feTATK OF lKDIAXA,? ea I JACOB LUNKRNHElMERs Clerk of tho-. Van der burets Circuit Court, do hereby certify Uia4 the, above and toreguine; ia a fall. true, vaplet and correct eopv of aa oraev made the Jüi or said Jurt. dtrM) uia present i?rm; to-wit: On the 3d dT of May. I "ij j. aa the aame appears of record in Orticr Boek I. pes 5" od 57Z. I buunosT whereof. I heret eian rty name aad athx the acal of said Court, at LvftnsvilUi.tbi. the 'ta day or Mv. ivv JACOB LLNCLN HEIM ER. my5-tw4 tSeal.l Cl k V..C. (J. men vauii'TI r wall papeki just received: ... SCHMITT A- STARE bave juat received at their Paper bef and I pholitery store, on rirst street, between Mainau Svcamore. a Urge assortment af tho LaaJsomest and richest as well as tie iowett priced quaiities of WALLPAPKK with Window Blind. Fire Board, ate , etc.. o all of which tbo attention of the pol-lio ie aeked. and also to the l.ow prices. Room pepeiod ia tie neat. at stjle, and work done promruy. J'

tucad lav the Caal the ea.ag r.Tioaa. he thejary re- üuiiuia and Day to a Railroad fr CiaeiaaaU dret. arriTiar ported the folio wiBfTerdiet,t-wit, ihattkey bli the de ' fct n jo A. M.: arncea at Day to a at H:90. caectii ta ali ccated earn to bu o.att by voluatanly going late the Caaal . tnlut for Xeala. ColT-.mboa. iaeT.U, Wkeeliaw. lUlufttere

- r. . v nuuiiiwa vnji i.,i.t. iii.iwMi; AaftftrtheyarPo. hie aaaie to Je Henry tfach. a Duubaaaa. a , with uiM fot Srna(eia. I'rbaaa. Kcllefeataiae. Fe reo. IKular. about o yeara etae. dark eompleatoacd. abootajre ' ciyi; Clecelaad. BudaU. Saadaaky. Telede. linViml lett ttcbt laebe Bigb.. iMceaftd bad oa cottoa cletbim of ft .k Tm. Pi.ma. etc. Ur,aklaat at ladiaaarelia. T. r

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w OflKUK OFTIMR. OX Ajen AUfcK ikCCsuaV, MAT 10TK. IMS. Tretm. will lean, kvaai.iüe I '0. A. Jf. ArriTe.atTcirclW.eai. 11 3D : . " ' - . aaitMu wir Tem 1 mi. at is so P It imit LMii , tl i . -PaitrffstTtl:HT..Btc gr, thrombi Cifteirifttl saltaf tJUtiiiiwaU.uii:. Iiutc iC at ii. can IS hare. . t. , ' J. J.J'ASIKLS.Seft't. .nlirrn d lneanei Gaicf t take eat Ntftier dTortia Beau, aue ov.jr. COLUMBUS. ZANESVII.LE, WHEELING. BALI1MOKK. PHILADELPHIA. WASHLXCTOS Cllf. SEW VUhK, tTC VIA INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY, AND COVSKCT1S UMIS XAoTWaaD! Grtat Eastern and Western U. 8. Mail and Amtrican Ej. press Line! SBoattST aOCTK TO DITTOS BT S3 HUES, AX rilMI or riu oa iiaaieii . i . ... TWO TRAINS DAILY (.SUNDAY RXCEFTED.) m ORSINU EXPRESS leatti at 4M a. eeaaeeM i J.IJI RicbmoBd vita tmm aai mmnto,- aad ClfteiaaatK . raMenxcr by this trsin ftrrive at Gelumbus tight ksnrs Lm ftdvaaee i any other route front Indianapolis. MAIL TKAIN leavea ladiaaaiolis at 1? J., on the arrival f all trains from the West. North and; Soata, arrives at Kick, mondatar. 11.. atCiacianati at 5:45 P. Ji.. arriviagat Dayl toaatSP. M.. connects directly with traias tor Xeaift. Co lumbus, Spnagfield. Creetliae. Pitttbnrgkv Alul4eJpkia, au.', nrriviug at Columbus at :15 P. M.Dmavr at Indianapolis and supper at Dayton.. FITTSBL KOH PAoSENCKRi leaving en news traiae tsavw nt hour to awp in Uaytoa. and make th am ecaaectleas aft Crestline for Fittebargn as any other train from iadisaafteli. Paaecag rs by this route go tnrwugk te CiaeiaaaU aa ejsucJt am by acy other. . i ( . Th. a.Iv rnnts bivtat mr. ....Mil..! .1 Ha...' - Columbus Baggage check d through. Pittsburgh ftäa fftllft)delphia banre re-eheck4 at Colnaihas. I TUKONLV SlORNIN'O TRAIS KKObl IN DI AN APOLIS l1 (7 DAYTON, OR COLI MBIS VIADAT0N. . FAXES. IadiaaapoluU DsiUa ..t S s .claaai us . ft SO ZaaesviHft .................. SO Ciacianati S ftO . .rMli'"c ' a ft Pittsburgh , SO " CleTcland, i Colnmbni T CIdt i 7 0 BeUefoataine u Sandusky ............ .-... a 3ft N. York, via Wheeling and Bald V " Pittsbarb X. T.. via Clevdane K. T. ft K. sere.. 7U 0 90 tJW W W M " N . Y. Ti Buffalo N. Y. Ct. K.'K."....' SO 0t " Philadelphia, via Wh'g ft Balt. 17 AO " N.Y. Tia Buffalo Philadelphia, via , .. Washington City.! Fort Wayne..... . ruuburgn..... ....... 17 so IT 1 1 "Wheelings. 5 uaitimore Id 9 ATiPaasefipersanuld pmenr ticketa iaw CENTRAL ROAD, for the encrust aad e,acht rente Kat. . J AM KS l. SMITH, Sureristendent. Indiana Central and Dayton aad Waster R. VT. ' TRtftKiicB O'N iL, Traveling Agea, at Terra HaaU. mh24 tf BO..L-T niBBOXg Alf D MITT 8. " ' A aaaortmeat af Boaaet Ribbons aad liitts. Paris embr'd, reo'd this day aad for aale by fit JAMES LOW CO. 4U Main K.. Leafsvills. Xf . TTO Till: LADIIcX HE sabse rilers hare just received a large ftnd very Bail femestnek of Ladies' fhaea aad Gaitvs ef all eeocrialion, 'from the celebrated establishment of Wm. Rtsji A Cv Philadelphia, te which they Invite th attention of lhe l adea. Call early and set them. m,T7) UENDRlCKs McRBA. A IV avx't af Waahboarda. Wae hubs. Eackets. Brooms, et.. JJL plaia aad laaey , ltr aale at znh7 TICXBRT'S.' DUtKA GIlITils BTO.E. ,.. ., I UST received, lo to as. af every tire aad weight from. 40 ta 500 lbs. ar-iS BABCGCC URO. - J Fit KS 1 1 .IRRIVAUS. CST reeelved. I bhls S. P. Klo.r.- ,1. 50 bush Corn Meal; brti'sW " 'J mp J VT. eta. VICCE2T'S. CTICAM CIICLK. BOXES j act ree'd and foe aale by. . 8 E. GILBERT A CO. Sycamore at., near Water. 20 PEKD POTATOES, af "1 SACKS rrime Pink Brea ree'd from lew, aad for. ÖJL slej y ap23 Wm. RE1LLY.J CAI.KAA POTATOES. R f f BACA Galeae Pot'ioee in store and tor sale by HIU at 23 lM.RR,KetHl.Cll rfflHE firm nodor tho name aad stylo of Elles k Sehlem M baa been disIved by mutual ceuaeat. All ptrseao bavins claima sgaiatt said firm are teuested to prceeat them aad all persona indebud to said firm are recreated to makft immediate paymoat to tbo undersigned assignee duly a thorisedU wind up tbo luslfttss of said rm. PH. DECKER. ap23 WM. HKILMAIf. LUUKIKG r.LAXM . a AM at all times prepared to furnish Lhiac-Claasee la Mabocany. Walnut, or Rosewood Frames. LoekiaeOlaar Plates. Picture Frames, ot.; also. Gilt Frames. Pleura Krames, aad a general aasortmeat of Picturee and Oil Paiatiaga, at wheleaale or retail, at the loweet prices. J. C. 6E3T. mb8 ikw las ' No. West Fourth a trees, Ciaeiaaati. O.J CktOICK FAMlLa UUOCEniliS. a CASK Dr ed Plaiss, JL buds N . O. Sucar. 1 do clarified N. U. egar. b.lar boiled P. alelaeee, . . . S bbla Loaf Sogar, 5f) lbs Bacon Sides. IK) augr eared Hams, - , 90 buabela fresh Cora Meal. 16 saoas Kio, Java aad Laguyrft Coffee; for sale at mrj T. BACON CO. LAV.8. CP CAES black and white Lawns, direct Importation; ami ree'd this day and for sale by , anyl JA. LOW A; CO.. 41 Main St.. Lon.. C )U ÄLCMEISTElt'8 CONFECTIONARY, Third street, nesr tho new German ProUstant Chnrjn. Candiea and Confectioneries of nil kinds. .lee Cream serve op. and parties supplied in tho moat sui eriar eejle. ! tfw - , KEC D direct from Wlsoonsin,.. - . - 3U0 bushels Potatoes, for salo t very Ic-w rHear for eaah by ap2l 1. A; D. H WIM AN, TAI LOUS WAXTKD. fg-TTTANTED immediaUly. two or three first-rate jonrneymen tailors. None but good workmen wiU hjsempUyed. ap3l-lw J. It. NttLMa.'' LVIU;K bALE OF CI.ÖTIIIAU AT AL'CTIO.Y.' ON Saturday eveaing. at 7 o'clock.. Consisting or ooata. panu, tosU, shiru. drawer, et. apl9 . SWEEfsV LEONARD. Aact'o. WHITELLMK. BBLS. In fine order, fowsale be ftpis t. B GILBEST AT CO.. Sycamore st., am V aux. BLYTIIE IIYIVE8, ' ArrOESET AT LAW, EVAXtTlLLK. IX. Ofieeia tho Cvceeceit City bUak building. " . TÖTItl LAlHtS. T4 HE subscribers bave j act received a treeh stock of Ese-f braider tee. to whirk they would Invite the attention of tho Ladles before tasking their purchases, lhe leUeninc embraces part of their stock, vtt: " S.wuaaad Jacoact collars aad alervta; Do , . do odgiagaaad ineertioaes Jaeonet and Sw!se Lands aad flouaeings; Lifnerick laee. sleeves aad collars; 1 Maltese lacaaleovea and ft wis collaretUst . . LiftSB sleevts aad coUars. white and bbact Baoeoaae. A;o.. Ato. : ' t ..' , tf which ro for tsJo tol"Jjfc'Jif&Z??m of Main SM.d First sUecu. by bHANELIN A Kk-1LLI p:w ' ' ' FAÄS1 KEEP COOLl 7 . i THK aderetcwed hove new in atorc Urge cnrbly of all .1 i.EO. V-tNKLI.N I'lfLT. WINUOW BUM1V I . c Vavo just roeeiTod ft fU ttek of J 'per tTindotr BUae. aad Tsaa.reat "Stttä&i : . - ti:cN Ai'PLn. ij:: af aTm BrSHELS Choice, toa'd.ter railroad at ill atJU COOK'S famJj re eery. 50TICE, , fR-Mad after Uo both day of May. U5X Utersat wllft) ' not be allowed on Carre at Uepceit. latereet will ea- . -y a a . - k. ai si a sTfti al V saVenT UHtrt tV M PU1 9pCIAi ias-fOMW. mm Uts , .,ro..n.wM T rKiiK Ca.bler .f Caaal Baak; ' WM. BAKER. Caah. Crooent ty k. ti. COPELAMJ, topelsad'a tetarga toank. - P--L r JCTNBOS 1J2 lb. Jteft'd-fortlor5 Jow by . I qunutjUUotraoey i. L. UllUkLT 4 LO. jgL ACS ET rRT- i'l . i'iij FHIATei. -a 6 CA? ES Hack s.d VTrt'U .YAFli?Ot'' mTithuda, aadKr.bym y J " iK VOL' WAVTMOAKV. ': .. x-n k.e. A N. 1 note, on prompt men. payane at l b-ak. having stt i.st mwstU t- !. eis. tse. thtat diemud .o -iJSrk. ' act my a,. . - V AAw OWft mwmm ImsTsUia mm - -anua - sj