Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 8, Number 200, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 April 1856 — Page 2

ADD. H. SANDERS, EDITOK.

crrr of evansville. TUESDAY MOKXING,:::r::::::::APRIL. 1. FOR PRESIDENT, MILLARD FILLMORE, OF NEW YORK. FOP. VICE PRESIDENT, ANDREW J. DONELSON, OF TBVSESSF.B. PEE3SMAN 'WANTED. An experience! Pressman is wanted immediately at this office. FILLMORE MEETING NO. 2. TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL .1ST, AT APOLLO HALL. A meeting of the friends of Fillmore will be held at Apollo Hall, at the time and place above mentioned, for the purpose of receiving the Reports of tho Committees appointed at last Thursday Evening's meeting, and complet ing the organization of the FILLMORE CLUB. Oq this occasion the meeting will be addressed by JOHN HARLAN, ESQ., Assistant Elector for the State of Kentucky and by several of our own Speakers. A gene ral invitation i3 extended, and THE LADIES will be gladly welcomed. THE FILLMOSE MEETING TO-NIGHT. Let every friend of Fillmore recollect the Fillmore meeting to-night at Apollo Hall, and let every man who can spare a couple of hours attend this meeting. The Committees appoint ed at last Thursday night's meeting will re port, and the final organization of the Fillmore club be completed. The meeting will be ad dressed by John Harlan, Esq., Assistant Elec tor for the State of Kentucky, and by one or more of our own speakers. Let us have an other meeting like that of last week one which will do the soul3 good of all patriots. Let us make an exhibition of the strenth o Bound principles and of the Fillmore fooling Be there! Another Article from the Volistiote We publish to-day tho translation of an ar ticle which appeared in the Volksbote of last Thursday, we believe. It appears to be re ceived with favor by the more liberal Germans of the city by those who will not let a few scrub Old Liners in Evansville do all the thinking for the party. It may surprise smne Old Liners in this city, that any set of men can be found in the Democratic party here, who have independence enough of their own, to rebel aza'n t the dictation and iron rule of the man who lead3 that party by the nose. They doubtless tremble for tho fate of these rebels, and fear to grasp them by the hands in a public street. Tools and toadies themselves, they seem unable to appreciate the independent Spirit of true Republicanism. They stand in that same awe of despotism here, which pun iähes the political body of the rebel, as the sub jects of foreign despotism who are punished for disobedience in the literal body. They have no souls of their owu. For fear their master should call them and treat them as dogs, they dare not be men. And yet they are fiwning poodles, wagging their tails when he smile, and sticking them between their legs when he frowns. Such party hacks, such vile tools of a master, will throw up their hands or paws in horror, at the idea of a Democrat, and especially of a German Democrat, actually de claring himself independent of this master. Let us assure these party poodles, that there are men in the Democratic party, although we are unable to see how men and free men, can Stay in it. A few years ago, we could understand this, but we cannot now. A man who was a "Democrat" five years ago, is not a "Democrat" now, unless he has changed his principles on many important points. But we ask the attention of readers to this article from the Volksbote, and especially the attention of all Old Liners. This Mr. Chandler, who, aocording to tho Journal, "loathes and despises" the Democratic party, went into a Democratic meeting in Evansville and begged permission to be alio vve-j to participate in its proc3Ah:. Tobe sure, tne meeting, probably suspecting the sincerity of his professian as an "Old Lino Whig," refused to take him into their counsels and this no doubt accounts for his '-loathing and despising" of the Democratic party. AT. A. Ledger. Mr. Chandler arose in a Democratic meeting, and asked if Old Line Whigs would be permitted to assist in making the nominations for the city ticket. He explained himself by Baying, that old Whigs were always cordially invited by the Old Liners to help them elect their tickets, and they would like to understand whether they might not help make this ticket. " Mr. C. was told with great emphasis thatoW Whigs could have nothing to do with making the nominations. We wish oi l Whigs all over the State, when beseeched to support the Old Line State nominations, just to recollect this little incident at Evansville. Their vote are very important to their old enemies, but they are not permitted to have anyting to do with designating the men for whom they are to vote. How. Davy Crockett's Widow. The late Legislature of the State of Texas has passed a law giving to Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett a league of laud. She is the widow of the respected and lamented David Crocket, who, after serving his country honestly and faithfully in Congress .,1 mi,...0 . u..., . .. l J UWH.HWCT1 11 1 till! Alamo, nobly fighting for the freedom of! lexas.

Evansville Commercial College.

This institution, under tho management of Jeremiah Belnn, Esq., as Principal, is expresslv designed to teach Double Entry Book Keeping, with such other branches as are peculiarly ,fc necessary to the merchant and business man. he best e reputation, of the science i ic steady dents. A few years since he commenced here with i the t . 1- ! 1 f K.lf V.W CO. out a very ninuea uumwi i m-ui;, -j i

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perseverance and close application to business, the he has succeeded equal to his most sanguine nntifi nations, and has established a reputation r.i.;a ;r,fitnt;rr, ir, nnv other in the i lu- " . 77 J country, w e are giau w mm -.j rewarded for his industy, and hope tie may ue still fur .her prospered in this truly worthy undertaking. AVe would desire fully to impress every young man with the importance of acquiring a thorough and practical knowledge of accounts. He can gain in a few weeks in this institution, a mass of knowledge which he could scarcely acquire in a life time, merely by experience in business, because he learns not from the expe rience of one man for a few years, but that of many men in different kinds of business. He may be ever so well educated in other respects, but he cannot be a commercial man until he has a commercial education. The spring session, of this school is just corn et- ti .1 r i 1. , C mencms. we wouiu mcreiore auvibu &ucii vi our young friends, either in the city or coun try, as may wish to acquire a thorough and practical knowledge of accounts, and who may wish to obtain a profession equally as honorable, and it may be as profitable as any of the learned professions, to determine at once to attend a course of lessons in this College. Our word for it, you will never regret the time and money spent in acquiring it. Those commencing before the middle of May, can complete a full course by the close of the present session. We take pleasure in recommending Mr. Eehm as a gentleman as well as an excellent teacher, and we know that he spares no personal attention in advancing his pupils. Departei. The Californians to whom we alluded yesler day, started at 3 o'clock in the afternoon on tho long trip. They nnmbered fourteen in all including one lady, Mrs. Ward, and three children. No better company ever left this county, or this region, for California, than this company. It was composed principally of young men of excellent characters and standing and accustomed to hard work. If they keep their health, they will bring home good ac counts of themselves. Our old friends Ira A Fairchild and John Ward will keep a fatherly look out over the youngsters. The last we heard as the train slowly moved off, was a bi shout for Fillmore! A large number of our citizens, including many ladies, were at tho depot to bid the crowd farewell. If good wishes may prosper them, they will certainly be sucessfui. Insurance Companies. . A law exists among the statues of Indiana says the Indianapolis Journal, requiring all Foreign Insurance Companies, through their agents, to file with the Auditor of State, an exhibition of the condition, &c, of each company doing business within the limits of the State, snd this exhibit is required to be published iu some newspaper. This public statement, duly sanctioned by the Auditor's signature of endorsement, is the legal sanction of the validity of Foreign Companies. Policies issued by Companies that have not complied with the law in this respect, are plainly void, and the Companies be3rond the reach of law. It would be well enough to inquire in regard to the qualifications of Insurance Companies, before risking property under the protection of their policies. OCT'-fhe organ of the Sheriff is a little vexed that the President of the Fillmore meetinsr here last week, was an English born man, and one of a committee Irish born. The meeting was not a "Know Nothing meeting" as is charged, but a meeting of the friend-3 of Fill more, without respect to party or nativity. There will be another meeting of the same kin-I this evening, and we shall expect to hear more swearing among the Old Liners about it. We fear they will be a very miserable set of christians by the close of the Campaign. They will have to do penance the rest of their lives if they expect future happiness, after all their swearing of this canvass. Laborers for the Louisville axd Nashville Railroad. The steamer Interchange, from Wheeling had about fifty laborers, with their families, horses and carts for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at Bowling Green. They had been last employed on the Northwestern Virginia Railroad. They were all Irish, but evidently of a better class. Zoif. Jour. The work on this road appears now to be going on vigorously. The contractors are obtaining laborers from every quarter by paying a good, price thus showing their disposition to push forward the work. This road will prove an important enterprise toLouisville. The work oa the Henderson and Nashville Kailroad also progressing fast. 07" Sunday evening we had rain, accom- J -,! , , , -r, . , , , j mv, im t. vaiuci bscame colder, and yesterday morning the ground was frozen pretty hard. The dust was hardly laid OThe whole American ticket was elected at Vick-shnro-h last ATnnHav ;ti, j w 1 " ly any opposition. Miles C. Folke. Es., was j elected Mayor. - xi

I Election Thoughts," raised a teu-pest in a teapot 9 Ti not shaken the whol city in her founda-! tion.like the earthquake in Jeddo, and stirred t. n j. j j f ,. ,., f I Who is that d d lellow, that dares to w rite I such things? And in vour columns (those of , the Yolksbote) a trembling individual calls "PO" tne lor my name, lest some one else sll0ultl bo suspected, What of grand and terrible did my article contain? Nothing but the admonition in the most pleasant words, to deal honestly and j fairly, to nominate the worthiest and best men in the Conventions, and to leave private quarrels out of public atfairs. And has it come so far, that one should avoid being suspected of having written such things, and that for a few well-meaning words one should have to fear being treated to such stinking effluvia, as the Enquirer discharged at me? I ask you and every honest Democrat, provided it has come , i tlti,L. If ww ÄvliArfatinn nnt " .-.fr.fi nA 9 Does there exist a free press or not? Have we freedom of opinion or not? If a citizen has the right to utter his opinion, then 1 had the ht to enumerate the reasons why I would vote for Walker; but the Enquirer is of a dif ferent opinion, he calls me a despicable character, a corruptible man, bought and paid by Walker. He also says, that 1 kept in the dark, knowing that my name and the endorse ment of the Journal would suffice to condemn all those, for whom he writes. And in to-dav's number he calls mo a weak head, a friend of the traitors, and myself indi rectly a traitor and destroyer of Democracy Is not this Russia, with the knout Ibr the exhortinz tcnsiie? Is it destruction of De mocracy, when I beggingly exclaim, be hon- j est, deal fa rlv! Do not bung the great pnn-1 ciplcs of Democracy, which built up our coun try, in contempt by unworthy action; behold, we have enemies, who makes capital out of our; faults, who reproach us with corruption, and charge our sins upon the noble platform of De mocracy for the purpose of injuring it; show them by your action, that 3'ou call upon them to point out to you a single unfair and undemocratic deed. Elect good and honest men for officers, and elevate an office to such a degree of honor, that the noblest and best of the people need not be ashamed of them. Prevent for God's sake, and for the high reputation of of our country, as well as for the good of posterity, the degradation of offices; prevent that one should not dare to touch an office, but with gloves on. Solomon says: When God wants to punish a country, he punishes her with a bad government. , Do not bring forth candidates like throwing so man- dice, but choose them carefully, and let thts most respected men of the city give the'ir counsel and opinion. Do not transform the canvass into a raca-course; where for the sake of winning a bet you chase your runner and play tricks on your opponent. It is a contemptible custom to calumniate and slander one's opponent, and thus to exalt one's self at the expense of others. I have not done so with Seymour, why does the Enquirer with Walker in sucli an unworthy, merciless manner? Messrs. Editors, this was about the spirit of my first article, and I cannot conveive, how the destruction of Democracy can be found in it, or how any one can fear the suspicion of its authorship? And then I would ask you; have you read anything in my article, that resem bles an approval of the Journal's courser Certainly not. No event, be it ever so sad a one, has hurt my inmost soul so much as this American or K. N. movement. It is true, it hurts personally to know one's self among the despised class; it crushes the courage and generates feelings of suspicion and deiiancj between those, who should live together in harmony, but this is nothing in comparison to the disadvantages, the country suffers from it. Our country is to-da-, in proportion to her size, less thickly peopled than in the time of the wars of Independence, and therefore immigration is just as much needed now as then. But should the K. N. carry out their designs, we shall not only see this cut off, but also sec the emigration from the United States begin, and we thereby strengthen our principal enemy, England. But it is not to be denied, that this party since its birth has assumed a much milder appearance, aud I should like to see everything avoided that tends to increase their obstinacy. I would bless that day, on which that old familiar feeling would again take place.- I am opposed to the eternity of punishment ana also to the eternal reproaches of suffered wrongs. But what I sai 1 in regard to the Enquirer, does not mean that paper should give up the battle, but only conduct it in a more dignified manner. There are better and more affectuai weapons, than mere piling up of abuse. Cna satisfaction I have received by my article, is, the declaration of all our papersthat they are incorruptible, and that quiets me on this point. I have therefore only to add that neither am I bought nor paid for by Walker, and that I was so little acquainted with Well's affairs, that I even did not know that his mother supports herself. But then this involuutary lie gives precious stuft for making capital of. Now if I should submit the question to the Enquirer editor whether Smith G. would have become Sheriff without certain promises,

Translated from the Volksbote. ELECTION THOUGHTS. (SECOXD ARTICLE.) Has not my simple article

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A HI10UC certain promise?, ! -gri 7ERY one of the above names i-1 hi found well aiiapt(litor") AA'OUltl have taken J e'!,,t0 ,r"9 representative- ol ihe immerse quantit 11 -ci, t-.i - . , Uta ot Goods jnitam-ved at the W-U knewn Store of alkcr, if the Sheriff had! win. i.on vea.iii i & Co..

ana whether he (.the e such a stand against Wal not commanded him, Avould he explain him - ' vjnvii """ self? -OUt 1 Call tnat Very undemocratic, When at the slightest displeasure a man exclaims: He must come out ofthat office, I have set my . . . J head against him, even should it cost me all I have, and if the Germans leave us and do not dance as I whistle, I will do all I can against them. I am opposed to such forcible Lcmocracg, to such herorism, and if for that I am picked OUt among traitors, I Console HlArSelf -it it r . - v. i with the company of many American Demo-! is'crats. These gentlemen have demonstrated' that they do not mind a small treason, when ,i i i p ,,,, i they are in a good humor for it. Tho coiiven-j tion nominated Gibson for Keioider and that " j ui.,s "lv mirrni nave oeen reaa in tne unnun-er. carter: for Recorder and Gibson for Üquire. The ' JJemocrctic party! Does not this remind von of tr. ,,f (pn :ot .Liouis Aiv : Li'etat c'estmoi! (The state. tnat is myself.) The democratic party, that is niyscir, me snerin, souna just as well. And o nil , .,1 T u T-i : 4' l"u "" , ir, go im Ii iiuu;i. I have not said anything against Mr. Hew-

son, and I esteem him highly,- as also Mr. Hughes. My name I beg to keep silent. The people nuist accustom themselves to separate the

cause irom tne person. lours, . ulu uw.iui. Tub C.vxal. The Logansport Journal of et the made , by which putting on a large force icalle. This lock will the canal west of this to a later period thau ever before, lue repairs , , . .... . r abov. tak(; fbut I'ttle time, as those re"'""S thg 't,nle,,,,b,n,,f.anded;" died: 0 Moni"T mi-rnin. tin Slit ult Mr. Tbohas IIeapkx, as d 50 jears, of iug fruver His funeral will taka place tbis afternoon at 1 o'cl ek frjm his lata residence, on Main street, above Bulls Iliai Tavern, whence the procession will proceed to Diu Grass Chapt-1. SPECIAL NOTICES. IPS" Notices in thi-j place, ten cents per Tint one insertion; 30 eeiits per line three times; 30 cents frer line one week; discounton longer time. RiT" la ths mammon-worshipping ago, it is rare to Hud t man place hi usefulness to the public, before hie interest. During a late risit to the 'city of Spindles ' vre were pre sented hy a pro! eeionl friend, to the celebrated chemist. ur. j , u. aykk, w nu so name ia now perhaps more familiar thau any other at the bedside of sickness in this country. Kntwinx tne unprecedented: popularity ot ms medicines. an I the immense sale of tbem, we had expected to hud hi-tn a millionaire, aud rolling in wealth. But no, we found htm in his bor-torv. busy with his laborers. m r his cruci bles, alembics, and retorts giving his beet personal care to the compounds, on the virtues of which thousands hang for neaitn. we learned, that notwithstanding ms vast business, and its prompt returns in cash, the Doctcr is not rich. The reason aligned u, that the material is costly, and he persists in making his preparations to expensively, that the nett profit is small. (American Farmer, Phil. SPUING AD Sl TlHr.it GOODS. Tur under igned takes leave to inform the citizens of this city and vicinity, that he is in receipt of a full and general assortment of Spring and Summ vu Dkt Goods, and respectfully requests the favor of a call. A. AXSPACIIEK, mhl5 lm Main street, next door f Brunch Hank. ftj A a spring or summer medicine we wu!d recommend Dr. J. IioäTKTTKK'8 Cdlehrted Scinach Bitters above all others. Us strengthening and invigorating effect upon a debilitated system ii truly astonishing. Its tonic action on the liver, its tende cy to drive all humnrs to tho surface, thereby cleansing the system from all impurities, is what has nined !r thes imteri-snch ?ü CUVüSIä refutation, tuasmuch as thty are pleasant to the triste even as a beverage, and are in general nse as a family ineiicine wherever known. Forsale by Druggists and Hotel gt-ntraity. WOOLSEY & SAW YE K, Agents. inif,pktvif.xct; council, o. 29 Meet! at 7 o'clock P. M .. t their Hall on Water street, ovct the Telegraph Uthce, on the first and third Saturdays of each month. ottäüdCw RATHS. - One square, ten lines or Icis, one time, SOc: three times. 41 ; one wfek. $1 50; two weeks. 2 5U; one month. $4; three months, $7 5 ; six month", $11 ; one year. $15. Discount on IarT?r advertisements. Cards of six .ine or under, s?S ptr annum. No charge formarriage. death or religious notices. OP P X O X Xi 1,1 ST OF LETTERS REMAINING in Hie I'ost Oftk-eU KvansiIIe. Ind Aril 1st, 1S3Ü. JHT'Pors.iM.i callinfrfor those letteri will please gay "Advertised," and give date of Liät. XTOSYjohh Aimstron: K Ablett Uaae Armierung Win :V a lea HD AllurdDorS Anderson G BLASn Jacob Uu is K K UjhlaDd Johu Busjn mil Ain&ada HrowsJo K Hosford iun Boo l-.Hzs Cook A Clayton Clia, Cuwls M.st-r ii Casi-y Samuel Davis W M Dunnnn Juo M Udacon John Durgcsd J ol.u A Butler mra Mrj liesK; Alvin T liutu r -ins U ISoultinhbU, J li.illocli Tin. By ie miss liattis lierner mrs S Baldwin L E Rullnck Boyd 2. B-:rtis mrs ilannali Bcatun Robert Be. Icy nirsja LarntU llumphrey Campbell Hass Col tin Chs O Conn-.il L Juo r, 5 Ornate Lewis Citnaiubani Pat Carter W Cu li's uiiiu oallie CjwJery L II Diniel, D W ouphlin U V Dill a. O i Dolley Jlilway l'eluerit iiirha Davuey miss Eilen ANUS E FofterThojjfi Flein n mrs Mrth eniiutr mri J Fiu:in ltu.lv t reneh S landen Gilpin Xathan Garduer L uilmore W T Hall John Hartman John TT inwki s Lid D x roMericaa i' M GOKMV.siiijjS rahGattisGora iii.tel'. l:-ne.iict Gordeu miss M A Gjodga .lohn 3 Uui.ky Aaa-.rica Gilman J n ark Catharine Hawk:ns Martka Harridon mrs M Math-way Lucius tlaxleymi-ia Celia i Mora mrs Mary Moofe mrs -Marg H ns 'n Ziinri t ill miss Elizabeth iiuuson n Hutche?on mrs 51 j KWiN Jtll J OMEä T O Jou.s Joshua J" soil V rl.au JTX mrj .Ins -4 Ljnurigaa Jno Muhky A T Mitchell Jos Maloney Win ilurpby 1. W 2 McCiure Cüas R ilewitt mi s it Harrison mrs I HarK.ng miai L liiiibottom Wn Jackson Joha J acol'S J Jackson Jesse Snight mis Julia LaMon Jonas Litt! John V Mnsstj Willi, Mui ger 0 W Marion mi s M A Miller mri R M-iCrry Hugh I.inis Andrew Lingbiue 0 M' rtn S-irah Medlow Thomas Sterden miss a;ah Alj res J lTtI.SEV D-nni ill Jto.oiftaWi FKKHT JoKcph Newman Jonathan Nettleton Tbos 3 II Palmer Thos D Par-e Ed T Palmer miss Sarah Parker John Richmond R- nel 3 Kted mrs R 2 Kob-mon Geo L Skinner Robert Savairo Oeorge Still Jerce Stillweli Samuel Summers Rioh Shortill Jas Sweet Austin Trego mrs Isalclla ' a. I ty ton Lewis Pitkina. Hryan Co Parker Le Coy 2 I oyer miss M A Robinson B II 2 - Robb mrs S J 2 Hain A J Kobsoo Joku C Kustoamiss Mary STKVK.VS R Sibley X C Stanfield Johu Stewart Saml L Stanton W'i liam Smith Ben Snow.Tohn Shaw James rPMPU Jas 2 X Troxel V L n J Wi'hi e a Williams Mast r Woodruff James W.Iliaois Sim Whiteside A L 2 Woode VVillaim Sharps David Stra bii g Jo Sample Jt-hn Shaooon Jno L Smith VV T Spaul Saml Scott W K Titlnr Wn Trünble i'artba Woodward mis L Wavman mi--8 i Womey Hasfon T Woods mii Martha Weeborne James Wade Chart. Watr ck T P Wilson Robert n bite mess 1 A Co 2Warrcn William White -lohn Wii Hams Arthur W ard Bridget Wood mra H II BUY. STIXSOM. P. M. VALUABLli lA.'S: A'i1 AWt 10J SWILL sell at paqlic auction, at the old Court Hon e in Evansville. April 26 tl- 14.-6. Lot number sixty (60) in the I pper bnlargementof Kvansville, fituated en the eorner of jiiuimnj mil ancouii tcretln. 1 Uli lot IS 7S fct front and 13.1 feet deep, and U one of t -e most t-lieibie building Iocs in tb. oity. SALB POSITIVE. Te em?: One-third ot the i nrchase money in eash, and the remainder in oni and two years with interest, so be secured by a mortgage Refer u uaker & Garvin, at whose off. - a rlat of the lot miybeseen ACY KOGKKS. oulsky & Juki.sos. Auctioneers. apl 3w if RUIT TKEF. FUR SALE. C'lülCb. lot of Ihuit TRRK8. CnrranU. Ra pheires, CM. i.e.. just received ft-om Dayun, Ohio, and for sale at K. DISK'S Garden. npl-2w One mile north of Evansville. UTILITV, BEAUTY, ELEÜASCE E E F I X E M E N T . ,r?n,erf,r,'VÄM, '"''e. iiaviDg au assortment and i a sel-ctiou of Goods, surn issiua in the varieivoi atle . n4 shades 'so m quaua v and quality any and every thing : iar ie,sure to iviteoar fri.nd., and e. ; wJl "!:,,: anJ Y'eu"y togiveusacaii. we extend our invitation in particular to the fair sex. asäjnnir them tht -v..,., ...i.i. lin-jginable under the nume of Dry (ioods. Em roideries tawiss. l-r-ncbanil acot:h) i"a-icy fronds. alanUa4 Whiel wutvi evorv uta ription, ansvi.-, 3liliinery aud S'raw Gpods. can be seen in te richest, chuice aud most varied assortment. We ri fully coiivin cd that we can satis'y the most -anauine expt-otuiona, and s vtisf, every claim reirp crinR giod tastu and low prii es. In Clofin 9fevry kind j-nl cut ui the am9 in ! giods. "omeand eonrirce voursclvt's' nihil WM. LOEWKNTHAL ai n.i 'V wo can (iirase verj oemaDQ as ior usnion. color or quality NEW SPUIMi !Tllt,r,IMElSY. i- JI ''. consisting ot iepoiuan. suit and straw onnets, to which fhe call the attention of the l.riinf Evansvu! and vicinity. v. r rarkeu !-h31 Firt street, betveeniajn and Uenii. r fi Kl K H U HU .... MMIVdri 1. .... . at. v o do ancy ue i,ains' i ease Silk Poplin; .7 u.,j? ' -'n; for sale iy piainana lancy uneca Uiagham: ree'd and "'h3l J . H. MA8HEE 4 CO. n i CASES : Ladies nootees: 50 oases Child Bootees: SO MeJ?. .7J?au nd k,PoeV '' 't. J. 11. M AGUES & CO. mh31 S. E. GILBERT&jCO.. Syo. near W ater. a V.vflliiLTn. KKTiIVIJ. 200 h.i.. r Ä0 'Vi Ä'Ä V . Cenneltoa .iy, .. m jigin st.. L l0mh"0:,l ''OBTER.-ldojen ree'd per Eclipse 14 mb-' TEX.NEV 4 SORENSOX

CANDIDATES:

jpnOne dollar, i.xvAaiABLY ix ahvakck, for announcing KOU M won. A. H. Sandkbs: Sir, pleue announce tb namof JA3. G . JOKEi ai a caatlidati fur iU.yc r at tli easuiui? election. mnt jiaa l Tuiio -- j FOR I .VISUM,. Mr. Sanpkis: Please announce my name as a candidate for Cirv Marshal, at the ensuing .April election, inhtl K. 11. SIOSLKY. Mr. Editor: You will please announce the name of JA3. B. KVAIiä a a candidate lor City Urähal at tho ensuing April election. mhl2 FÜH til l CLtiKik. 3ra, Sanders:-Please announce mv nam as a Democratic candidate fr re-election to (lie oinue uf City Clerk, at the eutmini; election. FOK COM.ECTOXl. Mr. Sanders: Please announce the name of DAN .EL WOOLShtV. as a candidate for City Collector at the enduing Apiil election, ahl: FOR CITY ItKCORDEIl. f? We aro ret nested to announce the name of BK AO IT ET MiIjL3, Kstj. , aa a candidate lor the oihceoc City Ke cord er at the eusuing April election . mil21 OIl COL'ACIL. Mr. S anders: Yon will please announce the name of FUfciD. V. C jQK as a candidate for Councilman in the 5th warrf. mh22 FUtt Jl'STlCli OF TIIK PEACE. Mb. Sandkks: You will pjeaso announce JAMES T. WAL K E ti s a candidate tor re-election to the office ot Jnstice of the Peace at the ensuing election. mb2ti 49"Wk are authorised to announce JOSEPH P. KLLIOTT as a candi :at4 for Justice of the Peace for Pigeon Township, at the e turning April election. mh2j , FOR A5t:SOR. Mr. Sanders.: Please announce the name of JAMES SPALDIN(r as a caudidate for re-election to the o thee of City Assessor at the ensuing April election.- mh27 FOB COISTADI,K. WWe are reqnested to announce the name of JAMES Mc ITT as a candidate for Constable a Pigeon Township at the ensuing April election. . . mh2ü We nm authorised to announce the name of A. K. W. CARPENTER as a candidate lor Constable of Pigeon Township attfce ensuing election. apt 3"We are requested to announce the name of PIITT.TP KoCiI as a candidate for City Marshal of Lamasco at the May election. mh2S IV A X I O l A HO T 12 Lt jtuburgh, Intl. MR.H.L.PKXTKCOST, ErJiai Repecttully inlnrins the citizens of Evansville ind th traveling community generally, that he has opened the National Hotel in wburgh. and is paepared to receive transient and permanent guesu. The house is new and new W furmshe t; is wU arrmged inside for cemfnrt, and beautifully fituats-l on the Ohio river. The table will be we-l supplied -fcttnrs rroin the Evansville market. " Horse? y C-rri-agt'S will he well taken ca-e oi. livery attention will be paid to those who patronise the house . The public are respect uUv solicited to give the new hou?e a call. mh;;l-tf 'aTK'TIXB. 1 case plaid Marseilles Vest'ni. rpe'd this Ta . I ., . . ..... 1 . - .. 1 i . . . i a i r i LiL- r. nt W imj ...... 1 s.c VJ ' U.TA,VV.. jmh29-diw 413 Main street, l ouisrille. Ky. HKOE$. 2 cases 3-4 de Begot recd tbis Aar and for SiW sale by JaS. LOW & CO.. mhiS-dw 418 31aiu street, Louisville, Ky. S!K ISL WD COTTOX.-10 biles Sea Island Cotton. ix'd thie day and for sale hir JAS. LOW- A- CO. nih2v-i(aw 413 Mai i street. Louisville. Ky. 5 canes ?olid black English Prints; 5 do black and white do: ree'd this day J AS. LOW A- CO.. 418 Main tret. Louisville. Ky. ao'l for sale by mn.",t-iw THE DOLLAR TIMES! TOR I-HESIDF.XT, M1LI.4III) VII.I,ORt'. FOB VICE I'liKSIDKXT. ANBREff JADK80S UO.VELSO.V. IIE proprietors of the Philadelphia Daily Times, in an ML awer to numerous iiiqniries and applications, revceived fr.imall parts of the State and the Union, announce that they will commence, on äatuiday. Alay 3, I S.W. the publication efa Weekly paper, to be called the DOLLAR TIMES. The Dollar Timks will le a Campaign Paper, and will eontain verytbina- of interest to the community relative to the approaolunc Presidential Campaign beeideaa targ anionntof or.giuai, cuivuMwi an muceiiiocoui wtuer. correspondence, etc . etc , carefully collated and arranged." with expie&J reference to mnVinp it, ponnlar and ?ntreting FAMILY NEWSPAPER. The price of the Dollar Timks will be placed so low, as to pnt it into the hands of (Terr man and every family in the Oijmmnnifr. TKIIMS FOR SIX MOiTHS...CIXBS. Twenty Copies for 8 no Thirty do do..;, IS IKI Fi fty do do , . 2U Aud a free copy to the getter up of the Clup. All cent to one aiHress. A single copy to an address, FiFTs cknts for s;x months; er. one dollar pe r an nnm. ' All le'U-rs hould be addressed to IV M. MORAV. mh2'l-lwd2tw No. 63 South Third street. Thila. ?4"Ia K F.ris extra Leaf Lard; 5 bMs do do, jnt ree'd by ti'CF mh29 Z. U. CüOK ü SON. j ft ÜXS Derman k Palm Soap: 23 bxs Star Candles; m iu nxs n-erine t .-anniest zip iios i omato t.atsup; lo doz Pepper Sauc ree'd re" late arrivals br Z. H. COOK & SOX. inh29 l'i cartoons Ronnct Ribbon?, new and handsome styles; 1') do new yles Drue Tiimminirs; 1W doi Cambric CrasM aborted qualities; 2i pieces stipertwill'd French Black Cloth; 2-"-eartoons S'lx Velvet Ribbon . diPer ntwi-lths: 350 Parasols, assorted srj lcs. 5 pes Satin de Chine; SO dox Tuck Combs. 7 doi India Rubber Pnfl Combs; KO doi Horn do, 150 gro Metal Vest Bnttons; 100 gro mer.il Coat TJattons; ISO rro horn Hand do; ree'd this day and for sale by j AS. LOW A- CO.. nih29-dw 418 Main street. Louisville. Ey. rTOW12LliMi. 2 cases brown Ilcncbecs: Toweling; .L 2 do Meaehed do do; ree'd this day and for sale by JAS. LOW A CO., mbx-dAw 41 Main street. Louiav lle.-Ky. gTER Sr PRESTO X. on First treet. hare jut received Am. tnetr nm ius:ament oc ?on8isti(tir in part of new and seasonable Goods, Rlearhef! and brown Muslin; Red Tiohi. all qualities Plain and printed D niuts; Plitin, durk and gold-mtxed Tweeds; Shirtine Cheeks; BleanhVl. hrwn and colored Tale Diap; Broadcloths, all colors; Oassimerei, do ; Satinets. do. Cannelton Sheetings; Plain, tri p'd and fancy Cottonads; Farmern Drilling; Brown I.inen Coating; Apron Checks; Linen Duk; ri'willed reans; Diagonal Castimerca; Regatta do; PRINTS: Super Rich Fancy; Saper Ma'ldercolors; lilue and White; do Pnrple; l.lueaadOra g ; do Pink; Orange Furnitur new styles. LAOA. Rioh Fancy; Gingham; Rich Frtncb; do illack. DRESS GOOuS. Black Drosa Silks, black audfnocy colored Muslin. Alpacas and Lustres. Plaid GiügbuDU, Flench do. Berege de Lainej, plain ana printed Juconets. üswisj. Mull and Book Muslius, Check Cambrics. Bonnet and Can .Ribbons, Laces. Kd&ings, Inaertiona. Arc, A;e. STRAW GOODS. Fine Leghorn and Panama Hats. Palm Leaf do, Shu neb a I Straw do. Oermta Braid do, black, brown and pearl. Hungarian. National and Artia's' Wool, do; plain and col'd straw Bonnets, Silk and Lawn do. BOOTH AND SHOES. - - Ladies and Misses' Kid. Morocco and Enameled Bootees and Buskins. Men's Goat and Calf Mnnroea and Brognns. Children and Youths do., together with a foil and complete stocfc of Gloves and Hosiery, 'I hread, Noed'es, Bnttons, Pins, Hooks and Ey s. Combs and all other notions in onr line. We respectfully invite all country roei chants visiting this citv., to an examination 1 onr goods and prices. mh28-dw KEEX & PRESTOX. E X C 11 AN O E HOTEL , Mcwburgfj Ind. THOHXBtRG fc WYMAI. fr iLlifii. BEG leave to inform the citizens of Warrick and adjucent counties, that they have purchased the Hotel Stand formerly kept by Mr. ',. Hasen, and intend to keep up the good reputation the house has acquired under it Drevios management. They have KFLrsisH:u and rkfittkd the whole concern, ana are prepared to accommodate all their customers in the most comfortable stylo. Their table will be supplied vith the btst the market afford; in short, no pains will he spared to make te Kxohaxoe firt-cl-Jts-f Hotel. Their PtaM b will he kept in the best possible oonditinn. in order to accommodate persons with animals. mli28-iwdivw OY'l KRS AT REDL'CKD PRICKS! J t ST received oi.e chest per Southerner. Price Si: 0 J reduced to one dollar for Cats and fifty cents for Half Cans. mhztl TEXNEY t SORENSON. GUVXY BAUS. 37 ba'es extra weights 1 bushels; also 10 balei Mi bushel; ID hales 4i busbsl and excel ent and cheap article for Brau, Oats, i.e.. tor sale lew atclose by mh2i GF.O FOSTER k CO. in llOXKS I.EM OAS. dU 21 boxes oranges; fi eases Abaguibh: 10 cases sweet oil; 50 hf bblsavrnn for famiW ma 50 bbls mackerel ree'd by Xiagara by TEXNY k SORENSOJf. mh23 ISr.CHAlVICS WOICKK, FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. KVASSVILLK. ISO, WIM.IAItl UOYI.K A CO.,

HAVIXO purchased Mr. Henry Schriber's well known ! Fonndry, would respectfully aaa a continunee of the patronage extended him, and invite the attention ot all who t want Foundry work of any kind done, te our facilitiis. M'a 1 are experienced in the buinee. and will warrant all work we d.. and p ices reasonable. We are prepared to manufnoturn Steam Engines. Kir Engines. Hydrjulie Prees-s, To-.' bacof- Screws and 1'refse. Saw Mill and Gr-'etaJill Machinery. I Huildins Bastings, llo'sepower Thrashers. Corn Shellers. ' Lard kettles. Lard Presses, Kailroad Wirk, Steamboat Repairs done. ec. Cistiogs of every description made to order at short notice. Steam Boilers, Lard Tanks, and all the axtures belonging thereto. Brass eastings of all kinds made to order. A" orders may be addr säcd to W'M. BOYLE CO. mh-"i bw LvausviUt, luj.

EVANS ViL'LE & CRA WFORDSVILLE .

R A I I. Ii Q AD, CIIANtil? OF TIIVIU. k and alter afuy. Feb- 18th, avail lurther -notice .9 Trains will run asfollow: fcln.il IMflntTr Train leaves Evamville at 3:f0 P. I .; arrives a Viircenres at fi:U I. Tit, intime fot pasFtn - I gers nonua inr t. isom?, or central mmol, to taue J ram ori the Ohio and Mississippi Railro-td arrive at Terre-Haute x. i::JO P. M.t Indianapolis. 1:0 eight. cosjMrcfing direct witr-. traibsTor Cincinnati. Columbus noti Cleveland, via. Indiana, pol is and Cincinnati. Indiana Central and Indianapolis.. Titta--burgh and Cleveland Kailroad'. - ; j a . Time from Bvansvilie to Cincinnati. ........14 bonr.. Jo do do to PiUbnr-h.., ....... ....2 do. do d-t do, , r to Nw Vork.,,.,. ,-t4k do. do do do to f t- Louts . 11 do. Returning leaves Terre-Haute at.TMO P. M.; aftt-r the r. rival of train from Indianapolis arrives at Evansville a 9:15 P. M. . - Passengers by this train can fmfl Iron: Cincinnati. JJadiso Louisville, Columbus and St Louis suue day. FARES: ., From Kvansville La Cincinnati........"". ,mrm S do io Jr. fwv 7 do do Indianapolis,........,.,,.,.,.,.. C 2f d do Terra Hauts ...... 4 i do do Cleveland.... ,' T2 do do Pittsburgh.--- .... ,14 Baggage checked to Indianapolis.. Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terre-Haute at : 7 A , M., on which local passengers will be taken. Trains run by Indianapolis time, which is eight annate-? faster than Evansville timo. ßü" For an y information or through Tickets, apply at tho Ticket Othe, bead of Locuttstreet. Hvansville. dee27 - . - - - r. J. J, DANIELS. Sop't. Enquirer, Princeton Clarion. Yinennes Gazette and Hen der op Patriot take out other ad v. .and copy . - ADAMS' EXl'KESS COMPANY. ft-gi, , .1 n t s i s.a-J w . ' : .s'i i t't urn is . NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY reppectfiillj Announce to their friend, the public of lirAtmville and Ticinity. that they have determined to open an oflica in Evansville. to he devoted exclusively to the transaction of the businea of their Line, and hare appointed Ar. GKO. V. McBR(lE m their Ap!Dt, who, from his past connection with tl" e hngineea, is perfectly f. milinr -with all the j-nnte and th details of their operation. This arrangement ha been made with the sole object of increasing th facilities of . the Express, and thereby increase its desirability to the publie to accomplish which the bestefloru uf our local agent -will especially directed All persons havinc business with onr company will pleas . call on Mr. JJ Bride, at nnr new-office on First street, be tween LocHPt and Alain, who alone is authorised to act for1 ns from this data. nv2-dtf ALFRED fJAITHKR. Superintendent. KiVAKSVILLEAaVD WABASH PACKET. rfrr The staunch and rod steamer i5-D. A. GIVEN, Capt. Ojtmas. Master, will run durir these:, son in the Evansville and .V'abash Ri vr tratbi. For freight , or pannage, having good accommodations, apply on board. 1.USJISV1LE, KVANSVII.M3 AM ST., LOUIS PACKET. The fine and fast passenger racket i A G Tl T t AT Jos. Kitro Commanderviwill leave Bvan.vi'leevi ry Thnasday roornii g for Louisville, and every Sunday morning for St. Louis. For freight er passage, liavin fine, ace romodations. apply on board. ml.2Htf Eva.ii9iviI.lC) Louisville and. llendersou racket. The large, new and swift stearrer ti a t n n n w C-IAi'X. W.M. K. HOLCROFT Waster, eontinnes runnins;J rexularly in the above trade for which she was built, arriving and departing irom Kvansville tor l!ender.on and Louiville every Wedn.&day and Saturday. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodationsaprOy rn board. The Rainb.iw connects regularly with the Cincinnati and Louisville packets, the next day after leavinr Evansville. Passengers (rem Evansville can procure through tickets if they desire mli3-tf Jt!T RKCKIVKD Buggy Bows and Poles, for sale lv Ilubbs, Felloes." Shafts, KAMCHI, ORR. rub 28 FOTJNDKY NOTICE. . - II AVTVGsold out my entire inte est in the Mechanics) Work to llessra. Win. Bovle. Jahn Sehribrr W- . A. Dunn, aud Franklin D, llovle, who will hereafter conduct business under the name of Win. liovl. ft Co.. I cordially re commend them to my old customers and the pabli generally as men amply qualified from long experience to give jatsiac tion to all who -may entrust thim with orderw. - 1 take thi occasion ta thank my friends for their patronage. AW the business appertaining to the past will he settled h: mvsrlf fr mW, t IIBNRV SCHRI11ER. VSH A.l DOOK8, 7100 Light. and .a.b::K doors lor ai at ml.gi ; .. 11. CUOK A SOX. rVrfÄBtSHKI.H TURK I PK. 30 bush onions; lOUdoa lylF Bgjs;2dbuih Uontony iersaleat mli2-t Z. H. COOK i SOX. oo DOZ frh &gs; 20 hnshels tren apples forsaleby mhM HUKSI1 Kt-.KUKIt ft OA KSOS. tORSAUU. The new Canal Boat just launched at the) ' boat yard, at a small advance on euat. apply to mh2 OEO. FuSTEK tr C'. 37 FOR SALE. ' fvTILT, sell at privat sale, nn areommod;.t'ug frvs, Let No. 37. in the Upper Enlarge ment of the citv; one o th most desrab e loeatioos for residenee in the market. It wilt be aula entire or in parcels if desired. I have aleo for sale in various parts of Evansville and Lamasco. in whiert I am prepared to oiler bargains Persona wishing to nurohaae would do well to eive me a call. mh27-tf JNO. J CUANDLEU, Real Est. At. KOOFIX Tli. 50 Lozes ree'd and for sale by mh27 SAMUEL ORK. Bt'i'KVlkT FI.OCR AiD HOVII.W. 20 baggextra Buckwheat Flour; 10 bushels tiominy for sale by rah27 J . W. & S. AICKEKV. SUriiRFIXK FLOiRChoicTbrandVat reduced pri era. i3 hy mbi7 J. XV, 8. V1CKBKY. KKCKI KD. "New prime Sugar. Loaf sugar, powdered sugar. Rio eoflVe. Sardiurs. Raisins, Alt-lasses and line Liverpool Table Salt, for sale by mno I. & D, HEIMAXN. HKCEIVEU. A Raum-s Rye 'Wkuky and Port Winr S-tV for sale at reduced prices by mhi T. & D. HErWiNy. TO W.VTCII M KKll AU JKWELERS. fÄ E are now receiving our Spring stock of W JUI.KI JUKdKNHON'.l SPLKXD D WATCIIFs; Vaciikbos A: CoxsTASTixa'g do; I BWI3 KlIlH AK1IS' : do;. , Sni.kS SUKK'S ' do; Jamks Stouhakt s do; K. F. CowEttOY's - do; , E. IV Joiixsox s do; R PKKKr'8 do; and other rlebrated maxers. in Gold and Silver cues. Also a very larro stoek of ohraper Watjhes. of the beat styles. Aljoevfry iescription of Jewelry ol the latest styles, of the finest to the or eai e-t quality. Also Tai.l and Pocket Cutlery. Plated Spoon and Forks. Clocks. VVtttch Materials, Spectacles, Pistols, Accordeons. d:e . &e. t Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine enr stock; as we can sell as eheap ae any Baaturn bonso. and no one has so good an assortment to select Irom. DUiMG & CO.. Importers and Wholesale Dealers, No. 130 ilain st.. Cm. mh27-2wdaw Cin.4a. RUT A.D OH. AM K."TA I, TRKKS. f g Fruit and Ornam-ntal Trees from the Old Rnchrs 9J ur Nursery, forsale by 7.. H.COOK SON. mh26 Agta. for Old Rochester Nnrsery. : . . 1 L. S. Cl.AKKK. . J M STAXriRL CLARKE & STANFIELD, CAISPESTERS AM D JOIMEItS, - Shop corner First and Chesnut streets. n LL werk entrusted to ns, done with neatness and dispatch. Ufi& Particular attention paid to the putting up of Stores,. Store Fronta. and Jobbing generally, , mb20-tC GlTiV BAGS. If bales of large heavy Gunny Bags in. store, for sale at market prieer P. O. O RILET. WHO OWiV'S IT! A SMALL package containing Diplomas, &e.V markedr Mr. F. Do m, is in my hands' subject to freight, charge!, and advertisement. The owner will please call and get it. mh2-3t - P. O-. O'KILKY. W'BT-HIbKV. 0 bbls Rectified Whisky; WW xuni-snil as ao; 5bl.li Old Bourbon Whisky, for sale by S. JlYtliS, Svo., bet. 1st and Water sta. mhlj ÖVSTKRS-AT REDUCED PRICES. Whole Cans at $1 20; half Cans at CO cants at mlii5 Z. n. COOK k SOX'S. THITK BK WS AXI HOMIAV. 15 bnsli Whits 9 Ueaus; 10 sacks Hommy. just rte'd at mh25 l. H. COOK k SOX'S. WANTED. ASrrCATIOX by a young man as Book-Keeper or Salesman in a Dry Goods or Clothing Store. Rtfetence' given both from Baltimure aud Cincinnati. Address J. W. P., uih25 City Hotel, Evansville, Ind. f AII ES. Our heeled Gaiters. Opera and Toit't Slippers A have lust arrived, and are nicer than yon ean find elsewhere. They are cheap too. 1,25 HENDUICKS & McRE A. r K n pipe. I A mh2 -3 casks ass'd slzeg ree'd and for sale by SAMURI, OKU. f.VTRA KVMILY FLOUR. 10 bbU Otter Creek. A Milis, warranted extra, ior sale by ml.24 HF.RSBBEKGER k CA T.SOX. Sü1' KD O VTS. A first rate article of seed Oats 'orsalely C5 mhil-lra SHAXKLIX A: BKILLY Of 1 f FKET Mill and Cro-m Cut Saws: Boring Machines am f V Biick and Plasteriuj Trowels at t:ie Fvansvill Jioul dtore. miui . i a l.ua.1 iwvxi. AV V T C II 13 !S , J K XV 13 t. It . W n Rlf.VKK waK. '- WILSON W-OREVr k SOX.eormrof Fourth and Main etree's. Cincinnati. O.. !-aving jut leturned from the Eaa with, our spring pur-bae. c ns'stiug of . WATCHES ' - fall kinds, and from the mntt aprrnved makers; J K W K 1. It Y. s of the newest nd most fasM'H lieg, rnd SIKKI.IXO SILVKIt WAKE, and all other articles appertaining; to our line of bneinea. We are prepari-d to oner to customers rare, inducement and ran veil our goods at much lower prices than any ether IIous Watch RKrAinuco dos BY kxpbhibsced Wokk mh2t-lm

I.Ü Bourbon and Mononfuhela Whitky in stT. for (ale,

nihU-i S. X LUS.

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