Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 190, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 March 1857 — Page 3

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MO.NUW MOUMNO, : : : MARCH 0 .MIMATURK ALMANAC: n.g C CJ Sew Frrs M. X . C 0 M ill! sekt. The attention of our fa:r read era, who hate in contemplation a new "prinj charra.T" a "Iots of a bonnet," is especial! invited to lha stock of Madame Ilahn, who hai teen receiving rich supplies of the lcautiY ul an 1 fashionable from the Kastern cities. OCT Oar friends, Messrs. OakUj & Son, hive renewed their abundant stock of dry gods, with heirjr purchases, from New-York .and Philadelphia; th;ir assortments are more complete than ever, and prove the excellent taste and judgment of their experienced purchaser. They are too busy in disposing of their late receipts, to advertise; but we are told they have room at their counters for a 'few more customers with moderate crinolines.

07" We were informed yesterday by Dr. M. J. Bray Surgeon of the Marine Hospital, that this benevolent Institution is daily dispensing its charities to the marine patients, with a most liberal hind. The average number of patients for some time past has been about ten. Patients are received and dischar- . ged nearly every day, many of whom aro in a j rery suffering condition when they enter, both , from destitution and disease. The grounds .'surrounding the building will be greatly improved and decorated the ensuing season which ; Trill render the Hospital one of the inoßt or- . namental as well as.uieful institutions of tha city. A sew Tows os tub C.v.l. The Poters- ; burg Reporter says, it is designed to lay out , a new town on the Canal, where it is crossed . by the Ohio and Mississippi Hail Ho.-ul, in DaTies County. Tlu tran-s!ip:ne:a from the canal to the Kail Hoad and from the lload to canal, will create a business to support a town. 400 tons of Iron from Green County was transferred there to the lUilroad a few days ao. It is a gjo I point too fjr work Hops. Cr There are five persons in tha St. Louin Jail un Lr sealeries of death, to be executed on the 31 of April. (T The Secretary of the Interior, Mr. McClelland has decided that free negroes have the same ri.ht of pre emptioa to government lands as other citizens.

CrThe New York Tribune proposes the rection of a monument to Dr. Kane. IC?" Tho Personal Liberty bill lately passed by the Wisconsin Legislature U founded upon the decision of the Supreme Court of that S ate, that the Fugitive Slave law u uncon1 ltitutional and void. 07" The Bcrdkll Mauüuge. The surrogate i now trying the rights of Mrs. Cun- - ningham to administer on the estate of Dr. Hunlell as his widow. The testimony thus far is in herf avor. Th clergsyman a-ho performed the ceremony says the gentleman whom he manic 1 to Mrs. I'uninham called 'upon him three times, first to ena? hi services; aain at the nuptials, and afterward to obtain the certificate; and the more he has "endeavored to recall his features,. the stronger are his couvictions that the man was Doctor liurdeü. färGov. Willard commuaicated to the LegMil tture on Frd iy, a etition from tie canal bond holders, nskii g the consideration of the i peculiar case by the people of the State. The petition U to be printed and circulated. The memorialist are represented by the lion. W. L Dayton, of Xew Jcr.ey, Uto Republican 'Jipdidate for the Vice rit"?i.Kn?y. Mr. Dayton arrived at Indianapolis on Frday, and was cordially greeted by all parties. F.r the Journal. Miu Cahlii.e: On the first page of this morning's Journal, I li:id an erroneous article on 'Uible Revision," which I ask permission to correct. Allow me to call your attention to tvro or three points in that article: An I first: "The Bible revision, it is nowr believed will prove 'unsuccessful under the arrangement by which it has been undertaken." Who believes this? . rrobably some sectarian spirits would love to believe it. Rut all who have a proper acquaintance with the progress of this enterprise are quite sanguino of its final success. ' I im happy in being able to inform rour . readers that the work of Rible revision is 0ing bravely on, notwithstanding the slight obstacles which have been thrown in its way. . The second point to which I call atteuion . if embraced in the following language: "It is charged against the project that in tho vUnited States it has been on foot and received the sanction of only certain sects who - - 1 !. t . auppuseu mat iLeir own peculiar views would be advanced bv chaninx the word JJ iplism to Immersion; the latter beirg as they contend, the true English word for the origi nai erra in tne scriptures." in answer to this rharge, I wish to inform those who aro uninformed, that the WWAa revision enterErise, in the United States, is 'Kanctioned,, T nine different denominations cf ecmjelual Christian, among whom aro Jfeiolitts, L'pit' cnpalians anl Prefyteriant. In this enterprise then, we have tho harmonious cooperation of different denominations of Christians. Rut again, "It is charged that incompetent inert have beei employed in the translation tnd revision." Now, sir, to invalidate this charge, I am fully prepared to state, that the Hoard of Revisers is composed of the best men and most competent and thorough scholars of this age. IoTiew of these facts. ou;ht there to be ny objections alleged against tba Uil.I revision movement which is the great work of we nineieenui ccnturr, r D p, March Cth, 1857. J l'U'U OThe President has appointed big nephew. James ttuchanan Henry, hin Private Soc;Ury. The military conmnics and Dm The military companies and the .iL. e vi 1 " . cuy authorities 01 Washington marched down in trrmwtA n......: . .1. :t j . .

tne I resident on his arrival on Monhy in tho ft c4Rr n"l Fjlrä4 '".Vnvr ,?tl"Jin Iialt f 're: l üt to their chagrin ItlKwirT HC KvT7-: T.-o ,a on reaching the depot they learnt he had come nt Hour: 10 boivs prime w. i:. Chen, roe 1 1 UD in A previfUg train nd. bnd bonn cn,, railrosain4f.rs.lskj jsal3 YICKEKY JL- JOHNSON.

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Jort of (Luun5oUlc. ARRIVALS ANDDEPAETTJEE3. STrtDT,.Marcb8. JOHX BIIGG, fro a Lalv"i"a to Saw Or'aact. BALTIC, from New Oris) ira to Lntitsrill. KKLIANCE, from Sasbvine to Pltlabur?. l'AVII) WHITE. ff!n Lojisvilla to Sew Orleans. V.1. KNOX, from Lotrsvllle to Ttnn. Klver. STATESMAN, from Cinicrmatl to Ki.I.oji. COMMERCE, from PiUbur,rto Keokuk. MON ARCH, fron Cincinnati to New Orleans. FA1RV QULKN.fr.n Pit'.ab ir-to Nahv;l!a. W. DIXON, from Tei.a. P.ivsr lo Lm;ivil!e. KMPIRK, trorVi IiUvi!;. to New Orlcab. CM ANCKI.LOK, from Louiavllt New Orletos. :KSCUi:.fr.:a Xii!,vi la t Cincinnati. ALYIX ADAMS, rrjm Loa: Till to St. Louis. K.SARC J ET, from Wabash to Evanavili. 17. S. MAIL, fron f t. Louis t Cincinnati. DIAMOND, from Na.hvilU to Louisville. HA IN BOW, from LuiviU t KrnviUj anJ tack. KOim.'tKNrlX.fr.Hii Lou"svil!eto .Meror.hie. QUKKN CITV. f.om New Orleans to Cincinnati. IOWA. from New Orle-ics to Pittsbcrr;. aiEL-NOTTE, from ft. Louis to Pitt Vir. CIIATTAStiOGA, from Louisville to Saibvllle. f'cjT, Marth a. J,C. TWITCIIF.l.L, from X. O.t I.ou'.svil!e. FASHION, from St. Louis ot Louisvilla. LEBANON, f.om Nt.aviUo to Cincinnati. A UK. TK AVKLEIt, from Cincinnati to Wabash. MOSES Mc'LKLLAN. from Louisville to St. LouU.

RIVER INTELLIGENCE. The Riven continues falling alout a foot j per day at thispotnt; also falling at same rate at all points above. OrThe Fmpirc lay at our wharf all day yesterday, loading for New Orleans. Ono item in her freight, consisted of 2ÖÜ hhd3. tobacco. (tr The A rkanvr Traveller, arrived veiterday fram Cincinnati, with a paitial load of j merchandise fortius city, and various points cn the Wabash. OT Tho blow on Friday night, on the lower Ohio River wa so severe as to iwarap a number Hit boats with cirgocs that were lying at tho shores; and we are told, the Uni'cd States' Mail, that was very heavily loaded, on her passage up, was for a short time unmanageable! in the wind, arid her violent, rolling and pitch-' ing' in the waves, created a pocd de?l of alarm among Her passengers. iut. me puoi untiiy recovered his control of the boat and safcly landed her. ' 07 Tho Xorthernsr passed down on Saturday evening for Memphis, loaded to the guards. The success of this popular lins of Packets between Louisville and Memphis, illustrates the influence of packet line in ! creating trad j between the points they connect. Cincinnati first formed a line to Memphis, and took most of the trfade to herself; and when louisville put on her lino there appeared but little for it to do; but the facilities created by the line for intercourse soon produced a trade, and we are now told the line cannot do the freighting business pressing on it. The Xorthernsr had G00 tons of freight olTered her more than she could take on her present trip; and her net earnings on her last trip were about $1,800, showing what good management and popular officers can do. She will be up airain on Wednesday evening. Lolm.svii.lk Canal Closed. We learn tint one of the walls of the Louisville Canal has fallen in, and stoped the use of the Canal. It will take, we are 'told, two or three days to repair it. A numkr of ioats above and below have been arrested in their trips, and will lie obliged to re-hip their cargoes or wait till the locks arc repaired, or thera is water to pass the Falls. (T The Wabash River has fallen about twelve feet fro-n the highest point of the HooJ and was receding very rapidly on Saturday. The bridge at Terre Haute has escaped without material damage. Hlver and Scatter Ij Tc!crapa. St. Louis, March 7. River receding slowly. Weather clear tnd very cold. Tho Mississippi still gorged above MuHcatine. The Illinois and Minsouii continue to fall. riTTSBcno, March 7. River five feet eight inches and falling. Weather clear and cool, with slight fall of snow last night. Cincinnati, March 7. R:ver falling, with about seven feet in the channel. Pittsburg, March 7. River five feel and six inches this evening still (ailing. St. Louis, March 7. River still recced ing, with abont twelve ft. water to Cairo. The Missouri filling rapidly, with five feet in the channel. Weather very cold. Louisville, March 7. The canal closed until Monday or Tuesday for repairs. River unchanged. Thermometer stands at 14. Uli. its, i'LowLits, m;i:i, itooi. H JIPORTEDdirect from IlolUad, ml fr ! If Si J.J. PKNMMJTON, !!! sths 12 srts. . 6 J . do , S do , PouMo Ked. Ro. IarS Ploo. lU'io. t.aM Bli. Ii-! I Yellow. H. oM W hits White at Yellov. , VUe4 03lor. DiablJ. Jserh0. KetiBtl'II;ITaa. 1 1K I Vo l4 .... d . .... 6 d , .... 4 0 , Talifs ...... It wru. CroB Imperial. .13 do Amaryllis... Cr-eus Aaavtaooei., ftiioaeiiles., Jiintiilies..a LUtui l2sorta, 5 do. KJO do. . 12 do. With a Urgs variety ot ehelcs Tlowsrs and Vertil Ssoli. J. J. PENNINGTON F B AH iitretrt fo.a mjiIIm or ts follewiej: Med I.et4. Parii(;reen, D.rovae i.ra. fhrouo flw, lroo H'l'k. Lin-a Oil. Alcohol. Hurome FUld. faiac bruiDcs. Sia-1 I'snrr. C.rpet lirui'i. Fiey Soap, riskire Itraihel, a-roh lirnthe. Hons Uru'h-t. Toete Hrotbee, Coraroi tatr. Prlr I Hir i;ro-si. WbitrraH P.mihtl. Var'r Hrn.S. MIU- I.ltlL'OK STOUL, ot kTcavoiE surrt, riTwrrs xii.i isd rti.sr iTarrii. üvatifcviUc-, Iiitl rjrnrsi?eer'.-r las Jnt re'rraei from the Vet itts Ii lirjte stoc of I creii. saj Iois t.e Liquors aad liaV4BS Cl. HietfiSk CwatS at .f o reo', kin I Ot Krearb nriedit; Jutr.iir ho IiolUod a; 1s tvif Wine; errJr Wine: lrt de; KiaiUB Whi'kjj Moaorfthela WMij )jt do: lrih do; Ohio Citwl(; KhiaoWiae: AWsrntbet Aniree'.te; ! u.4. .f f., mH! rll ! All ail eiaee n toaept'"1 ! ev-d " II. A.NSPACHKK.

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REPORTED EXPH23SLY TOR THE JOURNAL rALTiMor.r, March 7. The Southern mails brinj us no papers South of Mobile. The citizen? of Mobile gave a dinner to the officers of the Mexican war steamer Guerrero, on Wednesday. Washington", March 7. Ex-Prri1ent Pierce siznified yestcrdar, to a deputation o? Tenners-conn, hs intention to make a Southern tour, prior to returning to X. llamp;h r New York, March 7. Frivate dispatches by the Persia, furnish the following: Havre, Feb. 18. TL frnm TTntf l fJfiici ritw(1 i" ' lt mi1 Ii ' an advance in cotton of lt f., and larje speculltive inquiry. The market dosed bteady and quiet. Vifr Viinir a.frrThi 7 The steamer Fulton sailed at noon with 70 jnsen?;ers including Senator Sumner. The J amount of specie on board tho steamer wmi sinill. Xf.w Yonrc, March 7. The steamship Cahiwba from Havana has arrived. Her dates from Havana are to the 2nd inst Sugar active and firm. Stock in . o- nnn i . i, r,,.,- ,n vi, port O.j.OOO boxes, shipments from all orth-! Furore have improve 1 Washington", Mach 7. The new cabinet oflbers took their positions at noon to-day. The duties of the heads of departments have lecn etformeJ by chief clerks since the 4th inst. New York, Mach 7. rrt . n .

em ports heavy. l,XC!iingO on LiOnuon naa , pursuance er tue catrter thereor; but It is uii'Jerstooa dr-rline l lo StoZiZ. Rills on Northern cities however.that Ui. wanUofaal I city shall never le w

, .. . , arranged or cniutmei as to uoprivoauy pari oi uo h'-tW' Vr cent discount. IreignU to ; unit-d cty of its due weight iu tUe Comaou Council ac-

iliesicimsiltp UUCK amor arrive l lO-lf-Uortlii'-Si WlLin the terri;ory or wards of Uu presday from Havana. lent town of l.. and not now taxable by the corJ ' I porau Hinli iritU s of the tiiy of Kvai.sville bull ever ASIIINGTON, March t. j t taxed to pay tier s ubscr.ptlon lo the cupiUlstocl ol In the United States Supremo Court this j ''It! town morning, Justice McLean delivered his liews t ti;e said citv shall lmve been commune !, the taxes i,f ,1,..,. :. i:, ,.;,.! i. r wliili mav Ikj nevfsary t meet tin i-riiu-h. I and litwrargutngthat Mavcr) h limitel to tha range of:eslof th0-,,0(l ..tud t,y Uieti.;v f LXiluw.r t. state where established by mere muntcipal i pay her subscription to s til capital stock of said Kaillaw If Con 'res deemed slaves or free cul- i rJ 1 Company, hll be levied, -.e-.l und c.llvte I taw. it VAjnre.vs uecui..i suvei or iree c-ui , U,0 a!1 ollK.r p,.,.,,,,,,, propcity, eCeru and tLii g, orcd persons intrulers into Icmtory, they , W,ith are or may herft'r bco ne sut.W to taxation have the power to prohibit them from b?CO:il- by the corporate authorities ofll.eui.ited city, sav.nj .,i -I mm . and exe- piirtf tho rriK-riv, per.iis. flects and tl.injrü, ing sutlers therein, lhetr power to acrjuiro ,,1; exempt! from -..in taxitiou vy the next, recarries with it, the pi wer to govern it. The .ce.iins section of tui ankle. mister does not carrr with him to lb Ter- Firm Nothing ia tlie tisirJ art'u-le of this areem'nt master UK.t IHK carr wiwi umi 10 ltr J shall be cnstrud to exclude the Councilman or any ntory -tbe I t w of t bo State from winch he tn.t .rj hich iu.ij bo added to or Incorporated into

inove. hence the Missouri Comnromiso is con. .. . ... btiiuiionai, ana iii'j ircuinpiiun is in lavor of freedom of Drcd Scott, und his family, who were free under the decision for the last 28 years. W A sin ng ton, Ma rch 7. Justice Curtis disagreed to the opinion of the majority of tho Dre i Scott Case, as delivered by Chief Justice Taney and gave his reasons for dissenting. RemiasofDr. Sane. Cincinnati, March 7. A procession of tniilitary citizens and Mtpons are now carrying tho remains of K. K. Kane through the city to the Little Miama Depot, from whence they will be transported to Columbus this evening. Dual betvrein two Editors. New Oni.KASs, March 7. There was a duel to -day Iwtwcen Nixon, editor of tlie Crescent, an 1 Rrcckinridge, editof the Co irier. At the s?con 1 shot, Rrcckinti lge was shot through loth thighs, breaking tLe left one. Nixon was unhurt. Rrcckinridge is the same man that fought with Learen worth list season at Xiagtra. COMiMEllCIAL. Markets ly Telejrapa. ReLTttoRi, larch? FLrnr ontlntiee stad; white he.it $1 52; vbito Cora 5350; Whisky 7, &.. rtxnejiTt. March 7, P. M. Th martrtfar Whl'kT nel l iil. I jtfl cl srltfc an Improve.! dmnnl atiI firm at '.'.lc; Hoar very iluM. salos liiulted, aiil f a rct iil t harai-ter fr.n ? 15iiVj; Cloven"-! li"a-ly a. 9 J: I'.'Ht r Juil without cLmi; of prio: Tu pr vi.on inartrt "nrtl lull, btit favorab'a 'fjiorts from N.-W York in iU p-ilic, on ilmij rtiff ne1 th.) virwe nf W levun.l the murket loe) firm atl atai!j: ".ls of 2V) hh.ls Ia"i. slvK at 1 1; 4 li r -t ir:ir fur"l hams at 12 1 'i krffs ciiy lur.l at II ll1,; tv li!U. 1 itto 13;,' anJ cjiiih sniiil ronntry lot ia kree la'ili;: limt' meat sM t. tlio extrnt i-t IT.VlnO liui.l at rc f r lioul iors, and t siies t Maili-nn; .NOtiiinz ilone In mes rk lut leM firm nt Oats firm ul Ij; Com y 'i witU si'os of 1J,mh Imh.ioIs. Xkw Yore, March T, P. M. Floir listvv, il.s rvfP.li! bMe; Wheat unfl;.lt e-ilcs of 27,1! 0 btielicl-: fori h-ttvy with rules of XMJi bulicls: Portt l!iAoi,t; liuef linn; lir.l Ltiant with siUm of s.W'ii tM;"Vilsky steal) : f olTe firm atllgi II"; lr Kio; Sujar Crtucr; Money market flriu; Mcs Cwuerali) Lijlie. ?fiiv Om.r4je.Marcli7. Falcs of P..".nn baloe rotton to-'l iy at 1313'4', an ad vrnce of Salosof tin wet k wer. Ü.M l.Ouales; Kecipts J jrinff tdc week l."0,oti htle; Movk at all Soutbru pons lss t!i:in l-it vear. 1M.I bales; Vt h-at a-lvancir p ro'l SI .V. hit' jl 6 K Flour nuie; Yellow corn 2e; Mes ork 92?, l.arlin bbls. U. In le?s 1l;?Xl'c: foir.'t lirm; salesof Uie week CjD bjj; Mk nt tLis c ty Vv.iitK) b igi. .3. J. ll.XSimi1!OK, WHOLES.!.!-: AM KKT.sIL J'EAI.KK IN DRUGS, MEDICIKUS, CHEMICALS IM-: FL.1I KUY. PAIMfi.OIIS. DYE-STUFFS, YAH SI SUES. BRUSHES. U INIKIU' OL..NS, Manufacturcd Tobacco, McdiciaalliramlicSjWincsanilAlcolioli A fall sufply cf ell tt.s foralar PATENT MEDICINES KO. S, 'WAfniUGTOX bloc:, (aesr the Ceert llooee) .Tlaln Strerrl, HviinTl lie, Ind. oetfl-tf rTi"A!V H II .I.T. 12 U No. I at relueel fries 1& stör lot aalo If . Üv. S1 KK & C ... Ayeatefor Ksaewl.tSsli To. t'HT Ttn. Fir Fresco 3Ia)raioi vr ujerier kotici: to ul: i Li) r. icy. (tEAt.F.D rrloele for Vatldit f a t-rrk Seboel nome oa tli tollio e-jnero ia tLe tvwa of Crlile. ia S'iUivaaCaaty. lal.. i'.t lores ieeJ tho aJer-ifnd t l's reiljare. in eni town, ao'il tho KtU dr of !rrb. 6 u'cljck. eeIrit for tLe Uithlel petfontaaro ol theeoatraet leio1uw!y req lired. I'Imo aa4 apeciacativa wiU Is eatiilitei t-y t ono.:erVBd. Pr order of ths Hoar ct I ruttersef the Tows of Car! s!s. fo"2 J J.NO. MARTIN. I'lerk. g K BR LS S. IT. V'.e: SO ha'f tkl Tu'olaMes; TCy SUM Losfaa-i Po.l.rSotsrr: 10 hfiJe r-i"e V. . Sorr: IS Mi lirse slis Tsr: -v loses M K. Rs'eioe ia U od ). toa: 100 drn-Je f V received .er Wf ""'f Aate lo ro SB r vi tm L P. m.iMAy. j. j. ii:.Nit; s o TTTTAH iat rceelfvd a JarSs sori'j saprrlor faailij UcsrowitKi. Ycoonvsot. Extra fiao Tore Hrioa. Ifrtui oa- i. lack. Ia ea'dles and reki;e. or hj tLs rooni. to suit cast Ctrl, ll

i:v sxTtio i s i.i.i m: it v. 9tT u:'Kii:i) iiiM f. R- nKKrp.!ss jtt vt J a W rn rut f Mil i.tt. ictiLtiinoi hTUA'.V BOSN HT.-. Mi;nN. rL0rr.4e To wifi elBlt t)-e psnicuUrsttirt-on ofrhO.-dlcsof Eeaoe.iHea4i"'ty. iA y'iY'. " 'i i 1'J Vint street. Tetoa ain ani Uoet. fs orroti: tts itst one.

MISCELLANEOUS. . REPORT. TO Tnt MiTOt ASD COttXOR CO C CIL OP tVAXIVILLK.

VOUli Co.'umi'lee. anointed t confer with a similar 1 Cotnmitteo appointed by the trustees of the town of tamssco ;t, to reiort sotre an oi annexin? auiu to n to aai.l city, bt-e leave to report that the joiot coinnnttee hare coiisul'ed t-5ether an J agree toreconimeiidtotuo Common Counril cf ISransrilie, as well as to Ibe Presii.'ntau.i TroMwsof tho town of Lamasco CitJ. the adoption of au ajrcemeiit. a copy of whi-h Is berewith submitted. JOHN HKWSON, Cb'ui, M. W. FOSTKK, CONKAD BAKfcR, CoaxtttKE. AGi.'EEMEXT. In parnance of an act of the General Assembly of tbe State of Indiana, approved Feb. 13, 17, entitled n act to provide lor Uta auucxaliou ot luCwrporatea lowus mill int orn.irutjd cities. It Is bore'jy ajrued by and bf tween tbe Common Council of the city of Evansville and the President muU Trustees of tbe ton of La'iaco City, that tbe sal-l town of liiuasco t'ity be annexed to tbe city of Evausvilieon ' tho folla in? terms und conditions to it j Fist.-Tbe twn of La-nas.- City shall become a Mrr.',Tlk 'fll, of Kra:;sVi!ie to all iuü-nts an4 purposes i upon a rat. nvitiou f Ibis agreement by a majority of tue Q Jtl d -d voters of aui I city and town respeitivclj. under t io provisions or s it-i at"., ana mo cay oi .wv.lle suall stieceeu to. nua uoc.jim ossaMea w.iuu vu- ' ftÄSl and a deity tiai haole f.r all tu deiu, cotvraas - J; - tlit voters of said City and town as aforesaid, and upou tiie c ':s'Jmmat;o:i f the annexation f said town to said city, underlie provisions of id act, tbe Trustees of tlj town of Larnnso (.'iiy, sh-ill be en'.illed to s-' tl in t to Common Coaucil f the cit) of Kvumville as hicinbenttureof. and each ward of tue bresont town oi La- ! muso C ity sliaU to and constitute a ward of the citj of Hvansvii e, until ta wards oi mo city oi tvanvi.io h ,lbÄC Jt y the tomni .nOouu'iiof tbeciiy,i eordiiifto its roiul:ilion. TiuaD.Tn t ck In the Evansvilla and Cr wf.rds. viile Kilroad Company, now nwi o. and held by the present city of Evansville, shall after the annexation be held by the Com uon Council of the united city in trust for tho benetit of that part or l!i United city which constitutes thj present city of Kvnunville and the members of the Common Council representing the territory or war 1 contituiiu the present city of fcvarisvilta or a majority of th iin. sliU conrrol said stock, and alt aesl A t n m.. I.. iin t it ! an.) int sf w . a s.rk ri af 'iuuiu iciau tu-,iwvf u4 nu i'uii.iii, i kine. ! ta city af.r the annexation or said town to said ciiv. 1 i'ull have been ooniu inmat'xt, from liav'.m a voice to t'i rontroi of tho iviid iailr.ul it cK, but the iiiteiiii iu of t!i! Bsrcoinirnt is tiut tlie pcoilo of any such tirrrU tiry s'ull b.ivc tliu sauitf riclu ruilroaJ i.k tt.'i be salijait t tie samo i-.ir.Uous w.tlitbe peoule of Ibo jreeiit city of Kvansvllle. Srtru Tu it an ehclfni Uj Ik-M ou the 'JCih Jay o Marvh If 57 under tU jrjvii us ofA 1 sei, fortiie pco-j llo of thj city of l'.vaii-viie Lii'l tlie loa n of l.nni:io L'i'y t ) vole U-un thefju.'slio-i of atnioxalion of the m d twn to taiJ city uou tbo ti-rois spxciüoJ In tbe u;rccaient. Srvtvrn.-It U funlicr ajrrecJ and un!r?tood lv t!ic tallies nf r-su'.J t!i;.t until thtf Iowa of Lai.ir.s o City is a-nu'vd uti'lcrtiie a( t ir vilirs; for the annexation of Incorporutts I tow ns and clliee," approved Feb I J, l""i7 ttiutthe Marilul of the town of Limasco City sliaU pr K.! to cttlW tt a. I taxes, delinquent or otherwise butafter the annex.-.tioii ol said toan of I-ainaio f Hy to tuecity of Kvaiisviile, tbe 'eiin.jueiit taxes f-ir the years 1 .'." unJ Idiior any previous year, shall be earrixd on t!ied:i itcat.t tax li?t of t!io city of Evar.svillo, and collected ry th4 CollevMrof Taxes of the city of i.eansiilrt. in thesime uiai.ncr asttie delluqueut taxes of said city are now coIl-cteJ ly law, and jtaiJ into the city Treasury of Kvt:uviile. Oil m'vti. or Councilman Orr. It was fartber order-! tliut the siid report be receive! and eitlere I at Urj Umii the nutiu voi tlu L'oiucH, aaJ that said Committee lo ilistliargvd. On ni.iia of I'onncilmin Orr. It was further ordere.l by the coum II Hut the aal I draft of n cfreemeut between thisio'inril and the Fresi-lentatid Trustees of iko town cf lamasu-o riiy, te and tbe name is lie re by adopted a. and fr the ujieement under, and by virtue of whiih the lowu of lamasco citv sbull be annexed to the city or Kvausville, and lliat Iba President and Truv lee of s-iid town be iniinedintt ly iiitoriued ly the .Mayor of Im adaption of eii 1 azrce:nent by this couucil and be Invited lo concur therein. jiiTi'inxnn. JOHX IIBWSO.X. CU'iuu, PKTKH SHAKPE, .V. W. KOSTK, JOHN LAW, CONK A 1) EAKKR, JOHN A. KL1TZ. True c;y from recor! attit, WELL. !. WALKER, Clerk. IIO! FOR TJIE AVEST. raHS "Reatceky ssd UuUaa KASsas and Netrsiks J4 Eairsat Cuni-eoy." ert;riir4 lr tto rorfose of litctic tatsa4 ladsia tie Trrritories of Kaasasaad ftelrsika.has its umu ready theater t!ie Belila a lew c). Theev.rV is ia sh irrs of tl't II J to fee riJ oa ie.aia(eseh shre. t the ist of ltj txt. tilitil oreler seal, aad tve tstaase a tbo operations cf tbe Comraay war tefulre. A ihrro.,luer nr. if ho d. sires it. calr I r tbo ri tareo t.stl'jiats. al.u a will eatulo Lira to a too a lot. aadaslisro ia oae- slf the froati trom tho sie of toa lt. auS tboes e.ttliaia the tvua:a ot tte ('onpsay's oierttioas toforo either or tetU of the lxt two above iatalaeats ars dus, ars ant re purei to psy the sin. Por luribtr pr:itulr sd lrs tbe SeereUry st TTswt!11o. Kt- Aar fron renii tir.K tin by ma-l t the HeereUry, (iiH hsro a errti&rst of stuck etat by rtt ua vail. 'the tir-ctorsof thoComra&r arv ueo. V. tVilliiise. V.u.. V. L. Adir. Ir. V. VV.Sitorhter. Ohas. 11. e. t-:rj., sad i.. "V. tua. iL. . i:lsti. UiJ Imiit eerttery. IIIUIL'K KAUM I.A.MiS VUll KALL. THE 1LLIK0IS CEKT2AL B. 21. C0I2PA3Y 13 sow rai:rakaiTo 8k.i l. aaovr 1,500, 00 0 A C Jt E S CHOICE FAM1SG LA5DS, ix tb acts or roiTr Atsr-s and vrwaaus. On Long Credits and at low Hates of Interest. f JTVilLSE loads were graste 1 by tbe Ooeeraceatt aid is SL the conairoctiunot this Koad. eud are aav-ng t La richeataaSmoat fertile ia tbe world Tnr eatead .thtast aad Northwest, through tho tuddle el the Mate, totkeeatrecre Sooth, and include erery variety of clinia'c and rioijrtioas tonad brween thoie prul)cl of laitituoe. Viae Northern portion is eMefiy prairie. iBt-rpeT4d aith tae creets. and in tbo a-.idile and Soiuhira stetiua liwlar predominates, aturnitirg witit bcautilul prAiria aaa open lor. thoelimito s more healtby. mild anl ciasble. tbsa any other part ol tbe eonntry tho air ie pare an 4 tracing, while liTinr eiresms and tprisfiof txerlUnt water aknaad. Bituminous Cr.sl is ettentteely mined, aad supplies a eheap sad deeirat Is fatl. being lurnUh.d at maay paiats at 12 to t per toa aad wood caa le bad at the saus rts per cord. HaiMiag Stoae of esotlleat qtiality also aboaads, which can be procared for little mots thaa the capeaae of traaf port- tica. 1 be rrcat fertility of these lands, which area Mack rieh mould Irom two I Geo tret deer, aad gentlr rolliag thetr eoatinitr to this Kos I. by which every lat-ility is lurniahed tor tiaTclsbd t'snoportstioB to tbe priceipal markets Nor Jt, riooth. Laat. U'ett sad ths eeoactay with Mb they can to eultirat!. reader theta tbe taost eilaattle iaecttatat tbat cm be faa4: aad preent the miat isveoraMe opportantrr. for peraoae of iadajtrloBS 1 at its sad small meaas. to acquire arnmfortaMe ladepenecars ia a few year. Cbicsro is sow thcgrst.-t graiu market ia tbs world aad the facility aad oena'-tpy with which the producta of these lands caa be transported t that marset. make them much more i-roatille. at the prices aaktd, than thoso mors remote at gorermcBt rates a the additions) coat of transportation is a perpetual a oa tho la'ter, whiehmoat be borne by the prrdaetr. ia tho redoced price ho r.ceiTco for h e grata, fte. The Title is perlert aad when the flail parmenu ars made. Deels ars executed ty the Trn.ten arpoiatod by tbo 9tjue. aad lo whom the title is reatcd. to tho rarcbaaera, wmch eoorey to them absolute title in fceiimpe. free aad dsar of everr iacambrince; lita or mortgage. TIIC I'HK'IIM ARK FIIO.M $6 TO f 39. . . lNTcargT oslt mnre rra ccsr. Twenty per cent, will I e del acted from tbt crciit prisa for Ca.'h. Those who pnrcbaeo oa loog credit, gieo notee payable ia 2. 3, 4, i and 6 years after date, aad are re mired to improre oas-t'a'h anauallr ivi five jesrs so as to bavs oas-ball tbs 1d! nnlrr eultitien.stths tnd sltiattins. 1 Co""reteet nreicrs wil 1 tlrcompaae tboe who wiah to examine thea Land, free of charge, aad aid them in making selections. Tbe lands regaining nns'U aro as rich aid valJaUs as these which bavs teen disposed of. fKCTIOAL MIPS Will ts seat to any one who willeecloso City rests Ib psntarsstxJips. aa l boots or pamrhlet. ootaining aamerous lnances cf sn-eesafol f rriir. sind hr rpecabl a4 wll-kaown fartrrr. I tvir t i a the oi tatitorbord of the Rail-roa-t Laada. t.rer hont tbe Mat alaw thocnatof feacing, price of cattl. eiftcie of harrti.inr. tore-hing. ee or sivsthcr isforr"stioTi-will Is cboritillt gir o srp'leatioav. eitLer reranally or ly letter, in K-el h. French or German. -1lrr to JOHX WlfO. Jaad Cosat.iiiunev cf tr e lilitoi cnrl U . R Ct. Uljceia lUiDOiiCcctnl H. R. P-pot. fell 'a-iitaw CSio-a-'Ill . joi;u.EY.'ii:i t: iipk r:-.!i a.m cabi.m.t MAKKIIS VATi:r. f"iO0D wires and ennts. smrlovmeBt wIM to l-ne BT Pj.rr".ra aad CiMi't warkaaea. to werk la the Farnitaro aad Carpentry taotory or

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8TKAMCR r.IO. .VVVJVv I sTJ 7 - AXSVM.uk ÄJii. ni,',b,''".V.V.Vnv ' . II . w-wy TL. I.. at.m.r l.MUA ( .. f m .tMitr. ft ami er.onht. H rly rtriUrT ia th iSmi trad, f J bjej she wt built. sprrl, ftn4 soliciuati erat sbars of PW Kr riibt or rr spHy tf-Ta. . tPn'cnti:i: itivi:it packet. , PI?1 rV TITE wH twm ni fast stesmWt W k i ...i.r.,4 tha tr.l for th S30B. am Will n-.-. SieomtiSBS ta aisk rntr trips. Tas as reramslnlsas far pnr sre f superior treight or pawsgs apply oa board. U.l-5m Itr.fiLCAIt WAHAMI PACKET. Tritt A...t .f v K.fiTR f . m. ...... r..... ; . a. 4 P. M. positivtlr. Fr freicbtor vassazs aprly a fetJ FOIl TIIU W All AMI. . 7T7tV RKTCLARKtU1s WUs1 river 5 .V'sr--Tr i:i.l!n. II. aUser; will ply ata 7i.TCZTi realir prkt durinj tts scasoa. ' rot .Milt trJ. f-1?-ti FOll V A III Ml It IV III. 1 tT" TnE fin 1 Vtty 3ssur.ill1 flU.i.t. 1,rl in h ( itMDtr ntMihH. ra. 1. - ....... ta In id tar kl O . mt - ,i..ti...!. ind will raartf. 2.Jt..i. . K. ...I. Pnr IrrUbt er paa-tcs arrdjoeoarl.rt felJ-Jw JOHN S. KITCHELL. WADASII KIVER 1MCKKT.S tnt? drn ib t steunrr R TK H RCIIKT. F. Dr.soccnr.T. Jlnwr. .jL'Jtf, rtiaUt psekst etweta Kr'.ZÄ.ITlC2i?,n,TilU salts. 4ifffrcat roinu oa th Witith rivr. daria t!s atir sestia. tor irtuni t fiH srtlr oa xari. tMQ-l üi:c;l'1,au tackkt rem wahasii. prRIVOtlis sesoa th stsraer tiOV. P11UT1I.. Pacl F. Scxoxix Alasur. V.- V 19 - - - ui:t;uiAic vixriNXATi xd rasuVIM.K 1MIKET. af2TA TEy KBSKK BKI.I.K. JAMES LEE. CjrKi Mstttr. will ma- T-lr trips betwee msvCaNsshvilUsaa Ciaciaosti d-itlei. th sea'. psMin Krsairills sry slttraat r k (or CiaciaasM. r af frc(ht or passat apply oatoard. c-3ra 1II:MI.US0, i:VAXVILIiK AJiD LUUlSVlLLi: IIEUUL.1U PACfXUT. r.fT'mmfi- Tnrs i!m.tninov.Ctr olM.?iVjr CROFT.htirs' imri h-rU trs.al will sVtliTVssATBSlisrsniiir trir aiasual. psssiag Kransviilrry WJaJvaa4 Sstardsv. devUl FOlt U'ADVHII RIVKII. clBSR JsV THE atsmVoit ITTTV O 'IWjfa E. W001. Mtr. will eo" SuUfl)!"!1 Ici( this citv sal Wi t rn mt W4ter. Kar ffeiiM r t p runo. sliasli river oa ths "art ns sf wter. Kar freist puist apM .T2-tr en bort or t ths Whr!-tvv. .'J ItMl I'OH'BbM ji;t'V. II t lAOkr. V K. I--. Kide rwer; TS du K. and V. r. It!etint Towdtr: 2t hf. snd ir. keo Uitte dc; '.O ttt I'anests rowJer. reo'd this day aad lor silo 1 vw by 1,1 Z. H. COa i 50V. Ayeatt. 8000 Bl'llEL-v Bisa for als in qssat vu suitly fet'i 1. II. COOk k a-JS. RjnorrroH'ia ront sTnni.-2ioxej'trec'd XL per railroad, forsslctr . fc. tilLBKRT & CO.; DnTi Hvearsnre tret-t. tv V'tl)lK 5 c-uhi halves aad qaariers iut ree'd per . steawer J. K, Boll, lor als by Kr S. E. .I L R KKT l CO. J U II A N . MITt'll LLL, (Sacce.sortoO'Eiley & MiUl ell.) MODUCE. FOmVAIiDIXO AXD COMMISSION MERCHANT, r.v 1XSVILI.K. IX D. tTKICT s'.teittioa aid ti coalameats for sals f Floor I'rodocs Orlrs tor tbo purjlme vf Prvducs Heited sad promptly atteadel t). llavics; a lare Wharr-teat at the river, aad oeinn Af(eat at this place lor eeersl Pail rents, 1 psiesssuperioriatireivr mrwsrdInr MtrebsD'lits er Pr1j"e eoniat berc ly Riüroad as well ss ty river. Office oa board tbeloaer Wbsrt-toat. jaaU . Ül ATTIC ASSIES ASl Ili:i COMFOUT. ä J. COLBURX i CO.. tntnnUcture aad heepcoais) staatly oa baad all sites aad kinds, which theygaaraate as od aa article aad at as tow prices as eaa be obtiiued olewbero. .Mos .Huitr.'inics, lluir do Cotton .rialtracs Syrinx t!ot Shock do. Jenny Lind .Tlnttrnaac Red Comforts and Pillows of all sues aad qnalitlea. Slerc hints are particularly repeated to csll and exsoias letors purchasiar el-ewbere. Any of th ste made toorderaad warraated good. A.J. (OLbt 1.V A CO.. tn Water st. Beat door te Canal Bank. 0 BALES freak Oakbi for s1e eheap to rle roasiea. r. O. O'KILKY ft CO. meat de -tl LB Soiar eared dried Beef: w ß luvulks Oj1kU)'s Lxtrs tlasas. for sate by Z. II. COO hi ii SON4 1.tH '0 I.Vlsaa'd Mackerel; 2'kitsass'd Vaekerel; ; 1 ueroa S1uqb; MhalfthlsH ctrme: C druma Gadnab: 0 bosts Herring, lor ante Vy Z. H. COOt ft SON. fell -T AH( !l. eU'.-30 bis What8tarch: in LLla Pearl liarlai: S bLla Sultana Prince: bale CiB'lUwiek. 2't baloi wrai.i'ine Twine ree'd aad foraalely lelS I ft P. MK1MANN. 1857 lSöTe N E W SPRING STOCK at wuoi.r.s i.ri J. C. JEWELL & CO., 11 AVK. ssd arc receiving, daily, ths lirjest aad Isst as sorted a'-ock ot Dry Cond. Lotion. liats nntl Caps, Hoots untl Slice. &C.i iVCe Ever before Ironglit to this msket. cniula( ia (art of 4' casta s.rtc4 Prima; 3 ca.es f'usl lies; 5 di do Ltsm. 4 do (iinrhams: 7 do do Lk-Laaes: I do French ise'net Lbwbs; 1 do Btatn black Lawas; I do a'i rorlia; 1 da d'K'; I do lUregee. Cotaer Vine sad 1 irat streets. bTSBsriile. lad. mo-i 51 rT HK KIVtDl'KU bTIC.M Kit I kegao'd Nr-ila; J krgi 4'd Naila Uhl.MuAT. 7 tfo dot do: ' do 10 del X d 1 3 do 20 dot I do 30 1 da inch ereeeed Sike: do; do; 3 do oJotreVails; I kee 10 Joiee Vaitr; 2 do 1 inch bbl do. for sale by 4 VICERRT. feis Corner alaia aad Socoad-atreets. ,75 S U ÄI E T II I A : N n w XR. L. KAIIJf 1 In "J S keen roeeirlng at bis Urs, ea Mala street, two All d -r Me the Jonrusl OfF-.ee. alarre aaoortmoat ot fKl.NO CLOTHING, which bs Ist'Bds ta seilst very low prioea. aad iatitcs eeeryVody to giro l.im a call, end txana for themselves. Alsi agtacral assortmcat of Boys' clothing. feM-lm (III kt't'O. W boxes of rounds, bslf pocads, 5s aaase, a aorted qualities, for safe l by Jan27 S. E. OIL BÜKT ft CO.. Syeamero. st. nn'iTs. IL taw cans Prsh Peacbos; 10 boxes Bsistas; 2 hoses Citron; I cask Laate Current, l 1 cask Praaes, for sale by dee!2 HORXBROOI ft C. e i: n Axn S.UOT. St i 0.11 bar ...'J buck and natcat Shot1230 lbs bar Lea4. iast ree'd from the St. Lonla Tower adlor sate br jan.'i VICkbKY ft JOHNSTON. IJOil PI.KO l'0Stn.MK.T.-A superior lot of Has open aad top Bugzics. KaJtera make. Pall aad . V. ..m: . i i f j .. 1 1 r.iv l j JLOST. ON Fridas evealag last, a Lady's GOLD BREASTPIN, of large liae. ma ie i gold pri?s, ante lied areandthe mhlea of "tbo bundle of rods." saaewherc letwcea Krxtx ft llei'.mia's Foundry aad Cruceat City liall. Thofiadcr will te suitably rs warded by learing the same at this office. fe25-tf NEW SPltl.Mi COUUN! JUST RECIETED dJrkveasesligUspriag Prists. 10 caoes Blearbed mas'ias; sai"i(i do As'd C'otioaadcs; 3 do PrinteJ Lawa; 2 do Silk Peplias; 5 do Tweels; a 0 !iattiuetv. ? bilra lometirs. with a earietv of r'aaev Ooods ssitablo to tbe eea. feraaleeerv cheap by UI7 J. II. AI AOHES ft CO. fop. unrsHF.D. poivDKBcn. AJkn nnJk UN KD fct OAKS. bbls of Loeeriaae. tt-Ichors . . Ridaori.i im rarl nee Vtintn Ki-lirxe aa4 Voieratsr for sals ty b. K. GILBKBT ft CO . ft S reamer, atr.et. lßvOOO NETT Ouaay'Baya. frsley JOHN ItrKflS. Mitehell'e Hork Maia st. drei BlUl'OHri. WehaeeeoBBtaatlvoa band alarre etok of 4 Li orsof tbo b brand. Orange Valley Whiskv: o!d Rje, lBODgbeia Wtisky. Caiwta Eratdy. Pert Wine, 8 we it Wine, "mein Mxlssa Wine. Cater Wine. Vae tVlae. Bla-fcberey tViae. at!e Port TA iao. Rlaekberry Urandj, aad larite earietr of fiao Iirais fereatebr f18 I. ii D. UklMANN. fr fTTh P.AOS as-erled Shot: 4Vd F 10" bar Lead, for aole by felt Z. II. COOK ft JOX. lJTHKf'I.IM WII--i V f'kri.l'dtili; fO here l'd Naila; ?. II if, 2 do ! tie; Z do 2t) do; 20 do 6 do, 1 4 dot H d 3 do: 25 a-sortod Fiaiahiag Nails. j"t re'd b-f-r " z. n.rooc it- ny. f TZ no.K1lir(iIlAabvrgChfee roe'd aad f..rsi by dj fp BiV.Dc T. ft D. Ill IM ANN.

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AUCTION sal:

SAWltLwoouiT ata ACCIIO.TRKM, COMMISSION MPIIC and Heal Estate Broker TATINGTlcasta for atsra of vsars aad ft II Old Coart flows, soraer of Jtfsia aad Tblrd i ars aowersparrdt rooeivsfer salsat aactioa sale, allkiadssfcosds. watss aad laerehaadles; fnrnlturo. horasa. fcarsies. ete.. otc. Cxbsdvaaees stade oa esasicarasau whtarecat Reralar salt every Tactday, Tbarsday aad I soEtaeaeinr at S o'clock. X. M . Als Taesdsy. Vi aad fridavaiKbta. at early reelUht. I BALK OP flKAL ESTATE. Tb first Moaday of every moath. at 10 o'clock j Tlariar provided oarseleei withalanro Mapoftl Eraasvilla.eoataiaiar all tba reeeat Ealarfesieati tioviafit will b for tho iatorost of all eoaecraodJ set apart tbo Irrt Moaday of Every saoata fort! RealEstat. ataaetioa. All those wishiag ta sell ar. ted to kaad ia tbair lists ia time to rive tbo pallie ds Tbo patroaaco of those karlac Hoaoee aad Lou fcr sals, cither at paklieer private sale, isroepoetfali tod. jyl5 WOOLSKY A NSLSOS.i I DUY GDODSAT AfJCTIOI, TUST received aad win b told at aaetlea. at 9 tioa Rooms, oa onr retnlar sals dars. a Isrtc at - ral aoeonaieat of Dry Qoods. ettoas aal raacy I f coasistiBf ia part of Krowa aad tiioache saeeti i - . ... . ... - ahirtlag. Satiaeta. Casiseaee. Coatiars. Fl sa a els b I1 Jeaas. ifoiiac. i loves, Hits. Jdcriacs. 9hawls,Sasreadsrs. t., Ac Al.o Tables aad Pocket ?utlerr. Jewolrv ad VT Clotfcs sad Uair Bratbes. faaey Sospi. Rators.llas.N Aceoraeoasaaa a great variety er raaer art de oo s oaeto ateatioa. VYOOLSEl s rL( aovl Aatioc. P. O. O'KILEY & CO.. t Storage, Forwarding and Comb 2ax EnonANTc KVANSVILLK, I5Ü. I Havmo fitted np a mammoth . arw oaio Hirer. In the most substantial manner, we as, parditofaciiltataoyDnsinesseDtrastedto oarcare r ty uivuHi UAII.UUAII tili ca without exposinr to the inclemency of the weathe property; and partlcularaUatlionwillbepald to K uiK.Siortnf and Forwardicr.abd also to the sale i Produce consigned to us,abdillordersproiapUy i P. G . O'KILUY retarnl his sincere thanks to b merous friends for theirformer palronare.ard ret fuly solicits a continuance ofthe same, wbichwj duly reciprocated. A Store Koom. welliupplied, will be kept fort! commodatlon of Boats, and their orders carefully t Rih3-dAw1y I. ti.O'KILKV&C BJATL FAVK. W V. P Willio-blsaewBceel: Tll NIGHT WATCH, a Talc ot Sccial Life Sonth s w and rleTer aoeel. FANNY r'KRN'S PLAV-uAV B60C jut ttv' ) OllKY'S LA Di r.!' hook lr Febraary: YANRKK NOTIONS far do: RKCOLLKCTION OF A LIFE TlilE lr Got a D"i:nieresMif aaa laiiraeuTo wore. Also a lot of v alcatiaes la (r.at earietv at jaa:7 ltÜCLLL t LISTER s' w :ifift ivn ti : w tir'iTK - - SHANKLIN i. RF.ILY bf leave to eal! tbo atteaUf their Irieada aad canovers. to their larro aad wot lec:edasortmtatl Br w sprier, aad sasssaer dry goods, a anrinK inepast two weeks, eoBi prising oac or the mostet a..le stocks to Is foand ia tbs citr. wtich tbev slier at wh tale aad retail to their customers aad tko paMie a-eaeri atlow prices for easb or prompt tine foyers. Th ir stock i siata in part ofthe lellowiBc: Bread cloths, black mm ft -i w v : i m . -. traurrnug it'il, WUIIO, SBD BB IBBCV "IsrsaiJICS .Itl. . . . I . A . ... ft. . - striped Kerrys. Ihck aad colored Craps Msait. w Lite Cs rver. plsia aad faaey Oiarhsma. rich printed Ortwad Brir.iaatecaaJ Challi de Laiars. whiu crape Shsala tl and fancy silk shswl . rich stills shawls sad sesrfs. black t wMb lacs Capes. 3!oris aatiqao ransols. silk aad tirtf B a a era m " . - . . r . i mrjrcuss. i Mints, irrbora ana ursie Hat. Kafiiahat' and rancr Hoaaeta. rich reaatt KiabOBS, Palcileat and fancy Kaas.bootssBd sbi sta'r Oil Clctbaad printed window blii srt-at variety or TrimiciBp.tmall wsi A;o.,a.c. myi tu. Bro AxnriiKEsii.1 IU prime Fatea Che. aa oitra artielsi IVXilbs Bacoa Hams aad äkoalders. iast r-o'd and aateW SAMI EL VICKERY. ft24 Corner Mala aad Second streets dpaArtBKHFtlES.-l bbls No. 1. in etore sad for sale le.-S SAJf 'L ICKLKV orcRWiiKAT Fi.orn axd ho.mi.w.ikM tgs r.xtra hits Mint ll.misy; 20 do Penasjlsaaia Backwheat, tor fa SAM'L VICETCRT. S BaBaaBBBBaHaaaaBBBaBa.aHBBaaaBBBMHa -, , l tlXKTKAS. 10 half cheats aal SO ead.ts. Tn4 n E a-a. Gaatowdor. Inrrial aa best laok Tea.ee br.B.ht aa this aaa.rk.t- Cll mm4 trr ia. t-i VICKERV ft JOHJTSTOX. jOARDi: KLKIM M-:Y (HOP.-! tu Landr VH Mletrated &erls.eMertd. ort rre'd froov PhilSirh and forea'o by Ie2l YICKEKY ft JOHNSTON. V)URE Muatard. Coffee Raaeaeo. wb.teand gronad Splee iwooBeejBst reo- aaa ror sale ar fei V1CKKRT A JOHXSTOJJ. hOTAKCII. t.Dlt:s AfD POP. 10Obes jmi y rce'S tress the Ciaciaaatt manufactory aad for sslo t y j rOOD v Il.l OH IVARK AKDCORDAGK. Ildes lar ttaroas: 5 reel cotton Boae: itiaoxnatiy cim; b e ai.nllla Co; Su do large Shaker Broom; A reels Orass Well Rope; MJdosmall do do: l.XlIb Sack Twfao: 24 da Meartti sad Vt'htsp I reome; H4 reela Trot Llaet 25 oo Knc and Ploin Bnckett; fO de StagiBg; 1 do Cedar Bnckets. 0 lbs eot'.oa Vara; Ä do Oak Well do; 20 do Carret VTsrr: K do Toy and Hall Bnckets: 5nO r.tton liattieg No. 1; ?neetsCadar Tabs: modes Roll Pias aad Towel Rollers 2') do bin sod red Tabs: 1lO dos better tpooBs sad cedai tincivs; a acx ccaarcr.oras.itrecd and for rale by f- VICKERY ft JOHNSTON. m:v iiuokn ji st xieceivD! f IUI.0S0rilV arrisa sf Salrstiea: Bt T.4il. S.IL..L U.V..I m L T-1 J f - fcpargeon's HerrcoBs; "Arte, feeiery aad other paper." by Ii. B. Wallace, a most iastrorttre sammsrv of has art laformstif n. te2l DOBELL ft LISTER. ffJITTUBiniJ AMI llFI.MO.T KAlI.-2oÖ kegs ml oi tooae laroritc rrsnn. in store sa4 to arrive. f2 WHEELER ft RiGGS. Mala strsst. rt oospsiat-! Buckets and nf. Backets. 24 dua Aa Taba Noa. I andt for aale I r fe23 WHEKLHR ft RIOOl. rZgft BOXES Sur Candles, jnet ree'd sad for sale tr H P f'2ft WHKELKR ft BIGGS. fB'üBtm Ad. 4" boxe V. aad Ev.Tobsceo. lbs. 5's. t's aad 10 lame: a arn uiiij matrm riacui aesacco, CO e eddies . aadSlnmp do. f20 WliKELER ft RfOGS. . rr mj r. . w . a IM K M IMs WhiU Lime in store aad for sale r A ftiO WHEELER ft RldGS. L.MO I1AKL1IY! TnE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN TUf CITT. C f! At kKRS AT WIIOLKSALU AAD RETAIL. 'ffVliK uuieriigned constantly keeps oa baad a largo assortsl meatotlreeh Watr. Butter aad Sagar Crackers, aad also ol Soda. Pilot aad Naral llread. which beiag snaa a facta red bytbolateit imnoved Machinery, tbev esaboaold at as low a pries ia any plaee ia the West, aad are aot excelled ia qailitv ly any otter manufactory ia tbecoaatry. A large stock alwa -son hitad at my shop, ea Water street betweca Sycamore aad Viae. fan-dti 3. sixzTcn. fZ fX DOZ Sieres 14. 1 and I; JhJ 51 d"i Viae and red Bnckets: It do No. I paints! Tabs; 2? des No 2 paietedTabei 2t do d S do do; IS Best Tabs S lasest.) ree' d aadfo rssl eby fe?0 I . ft P. HEIM A NN . gJh fZ. HOZ Well Backets; 20 dos dos cedar Chams, ree'd " 0 forsale by fi I. ft D. IitlMANN. 4O I. M WAIlb' We have oa kaad a Cae stock of Glase Jf Tambler. of every leieriptioa. also, tae Tobacee; Glass Jars, wita g'aaseerets aad lare stock of ether glass Jars ev.rysixe. received aad for sals by 1,20 I. ft D.nEIVANN. ArilKCl IX .AILS.-' kegs fast ree'd sad for sale w by fei VICKERY ft JOHNSTON. CTA'XY DAISS. 73 bslss ovtra large two aad half H bushels, weigcitg ever sOO ils. taet received aad for salsjy fe!9 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. BaCOAR aad Molasses ia store aad er sals ty f fei GEO. FOaTEB ft CO. s K VMI.KH !IA(iS-40U0 Liacola Ttlilie two basbels for sale low kr fel9 ti kO. r OSTES ft CO. BRL3 Cherry Brsady; " C qr. eeek ware Port Wiae ß m bbls Orspe Brandy; 10 half bbls Braady; bhia Mus. W iae: 15 bi Isold Rye Whisky; Received by railroad aad for sale hr bot I. ft D. HEIMANN rT10nC :0 0 boxes Vs.. Ky. Ji. qualities f or sale by Irl GEO aad fo.. aaaorted .FOSTER CO. CHOIt i: P. 5IOI.M4Et. 125 whole aad half bbls, J ia fiaeerder. fr sale by. 8. E. OILRERT ft OO. fe2 yearn ere at ret KIIllsT ARRIVAL OP fcPRIA'U UUODr. ffT-KEN ft PRESTON has tweei rod this day UA 24 eases Prists; 10 sacs Co'toesds; Ä de Lswbs: 3 do Giaghams; 6n bates Brows Sheet!ngi;!9 do Bleeched; do striped Akectiag; V bales Tiekiag. aad for eale cheap. fe27 -O ATTtCh BBLSOraero Tsllev ITMshy; J5. V iL? 20do Old Kye: 1 brilo. 1 Nutmer: tmoibssuA-ar oared Dried Beer, ree'd aad fer eale by f28 . I. ft V. UE1MAXN. Th Buckets; 20 dos No. 1 Tabs: 5 Hj It doa So X Tuba; - St n.t btao Tab S aad ? f rroas riat aad qqart Ht-ki; 10 d Ale Tumbler; Id cross class Jan 1 rills and! ftUoa, rfc'ilanllor ulelj ftZS I. jCU IIKIMA.1.11. ' r nrtt.H Irw aa4 wooJea bound Pttsbargb Ale; 'JtMJf Mrross Porjr: It d laiiv Pals Aleln biflcs: .4 Lbls C-p.r: 24 acta Cooiur Seatee: IdiroiiCliu. tiill TambUra. reeieed and for eVe by UZi I. ft 1) HKIMAVN yLuu ;iM4.-aqr;juitss'dsiuo

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