Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 197, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 March 1857 — Page 3

TUESDAY, MA1.CÜ 17, 1 A. M.

MINIATURE ALMA5AC: H.M H.H. Rite C 9 Strx Srro 6 9 03" Keen & Preston are receiving dry goods, boots & shoes, and other seasonable good bj the car-load. See their naw adTcrtisemcnts. Ccba. The Pari: press has a significant article upon the relations of this country toCuba, containing views which we suppose have the sanction jf the French Government. It says: "Englami and France would certainly never consent to the annexation of Cuba to the great North American confederation. Cuba is, in fact, tha key of the Gulf of Mexico, as Constantinople is the key of the Black Sea, and Europe can no more admit that tha Gulf of . Mexico should become a Yankee lake than allow the Black Sea to become a Unssian lake. For the very reason that England and France deem it so important to prevent our . acquisition of the Island, it is of the first political and commercial consequence to us to get . the dominion of it. If it be the key to the Gulf, it is the key to the outlet of the Mississippi, which is the great highway of the commcrce of more than half of our whole popnla- . tion. Can we safely consent that any power . shall hold the command of one of the ch'ef avenues of domestic as well as foreign com - , merce? The law of necessity for self-preser-vvuon woum warrant almost, in seizing it u we could not get it otherwise?. Forfte Evaasvillo Joaraal. The . I. & C. 3. L. E. S. Co. iJV o ''S"';C,.,f""n !UU ba;e.r" 7 ,C,tler l ; Ibe Hon. 0. H.Smi::i, Pn:l!vMlor this roaJ. It was ' ... , , . . v. , : nocessarily I n from I'm nun v facts aud figures which i It contained. It tract-l bis administration of the affairs of the Company from beziuniti; to end. If you bar uot read tho letter 1 bo you will Jo so, not for my sake but for thu s tko of your own interests. ' I have re :n in Jed hi in ami you that we, at the solicitation of himself and our follow-citizen.Wi'.'ard Carpenter, subscribed and voted Hn-nl subscriptions of stock to grub, raJo and brM;:e this road to liiJianujKlis, und irhU reprasaul ilion that this would bo dono for S75Crt: )uy nno.an I when this should be done, we conld buy the , 1 rou, roiling-stock, Ac. by mortgre jing the line, tn J thai tho wli!) work, up to the rollluj stock could be done 'or 5l5,':f O a mile. I hre tlx sown that without a moetin; uf stock" holders or any cxj1 mati jh, very soon after our stock sabjcrijitlons were nudj, he, tho Prt-jiJnt made a contract with 11 r Ctrponter. the Vic-Preidont and financial aent of tho road, and others not named, by wi lch Mr. Carpenter Si C. were t J contract the road excluaivo af many vory hary items of expense, and including no rolling r Utionar ni ichlucrj , and for which partial construction, t.e road was to pay Carpenter & C j. mere tha i doublo the original liiuatt s of cost mad') by the, President to uj. That Mr. Carpenter, tliouh then refcifnlrR the Vice Presidency, retailed t'i vastly more iRiportact cSice o financial apentof tho rond. That this important and astonishing contract was not o Jtcially announcod to stockholders for twelve in nths afterwaris, and was then gros! misreprcseutud to them by the prrsMunt. TWtt aiace and througlt that contract and its accompanying policy, the enterprise has never had any credit at home or atroud,and in the natura of things could not possibly havo any. That, thoughjtha Contractors an 1 tha President fcave '.ncs Uil untiring eJorts auJ preat exertion, thut contract and Us surroundings are fast proving fatal to the enterprise, which is now reduced to the rere of rnin. That under pressure of these errors tho PresiJont and Contractors hate songht to vloUti all compacts with stockholders and with each otht-r, and are trjin to con vert the grat tntcrprue, to prepare which for the 'nils, we subscribed our stock, lnt mere pvliy branch of the O. & M. II. II. Co. whk-U cannot possibly ciiher no potiata road bonds nor pay interest on road bonds if Ihf y were negotiated. 1 hare then adjund thru to cancel that ontract, and ab mdon their infatuated fatal policy, and roturii to thoir ordinal po'.lcy as the only hope to build tha roa.'. I hire waiied s.x days f r a reply. You, my neighbors and Men Is havo seen how, thus Lir, my facts and fjjrj ores harebeen replied to. 1 know the patercity of ho article headed uThe Contrast butween Men, " In tl.e Enquirer of the lfth. IU'fot prints" arc nnnil'takable. I understand tw, whoso b.aios contributed to Mr Carpenter's very flattering letur of tills morning. I know too, who wrote tho very silly anonymous letter in fto Enquirer of the 13th, but in charity will not name bin. I ask no faro-sof anyone, ut for your takes, hare aright to demand answer to my facts and arguments. The loss of about two hundred and forty out of a three huudred and sixty tbou:tnU ca;h aubscriptiona la one year is notaltudiitg fact, but Mr. Carpenter tries to smother np and not account for it. 11c ays that the Sndand 3n l Ulrisious are not more cxpenf ire per mile than the 1st and therefore that allegation Is not tree. 1 hare In ray possession what I think good evidence ot tha troth of that allegation, bot if 1 am in error there then their contract is by so much the more cuconscicn Mein Us exhorbitant price. But my main facts and arguments are wholly nn- ' touched. These charges a;ainat Mr, Kole and the American Railroad Journal, may be true or false; but ll It be here understood onco for all, that any charge against me, made or to be made, charging me Ith connivance or complicity with n.y party or Inter est to array one Kvansvilie railroad ;jru!nst another is utterly false. That a chao azaitst ue, that 1 am op posed to the progress and eoiopletioa of the Straight Lina Railroad is utterly fa 9, That any charge that I have any Interest opposed to the completion of that road Is utterly false. With fur coal mines now open on the Ohio, wihin 1 miles; one ou the Canal within SO, and several within sixty miles, with not one good vein of coal, but several under every acre iu aid anund Evansvllle, and a certainty cf their bcinjj open e I in erety direction as soon as the demand willjunl fy it. It Is a sheer absurdity even If my charaeter would warrant the stand jr. to ay that my coal inter- - e .t makes me hoslilj to this roa I. As to my inscrest in the E. &. C. II. I:., that is a mere trifle. I spend more in money, labor audt hne, every year of iny life for the public Interests of Eransvllle, than all my stock in that road is worth. It is that :ny lot and that of an extended family con nnxion, anl of sereral he!p!es ones to whom and wh uj fort inei t'nir cho.ee and the law have made raj pr.eator, are east hre in Kransrilte, and taat we are all vitally Jlatares'ed in the prudvt t managemcn of oar eity government, as well as of ail our putl e works. It Is t this, and this alone, that my appear äse now bef the public Is attributable. And the same spirit which made me, regardless of private per aonal wrongs, stand by the E. & C. R. It , till I saw It safe for eoindeliou, now, perhaps at tho eleventh hour. Impels me to breast all opposition to arrest the mad and fatal pulley su fast destroying this new enter prise. Of the other trifies In Mr.Carpei.ter's letter, I will take notice at the proper time and place I now without boasting or presumption, but feeling that backed Ky troth, I am equal to the emergency, that ' the weakness of the advocate will be compensated by the strength of his cause, publicly call oneilher O II. Smith or Wiit ird Carpenter, or both If they choose to mett me at sach time as ihey shall presently tppolnt, bef re our City elections, la either Crescent City Hall, or the F.ransville Court Hse, and then and J taere diieuss with me, before you, tils wh de subject. Ycurstruly. JUU.N INGLH.Jr, E f Assnt t, March JCLi , 157.

IJort cf (Eoansoillc. ARRIVALS AJDiZPARTT7BES. SD5PAV, Marek IS. HIGHFLYER, from SU Louis to Louisville. GKPES2IOT, from Cincinnati to Memphis. WM. PICXS05, from Louisville toTtnn. River. GOLDEN GATE, from Cincinnati to St. Louis. FRED LORENZ, from M. Louis U Ciucinnail. PETE WHETSTONE, from X. O.to Loulsvijle. ST. LA WHENCE, St. Louis to Cincinnati. BEX FRANKLIN, frm N. Orleans to LouIsTille. KA IN BOW, from Louisville t Henderson. 11. U. SEWCOMC, from Louisville to X. Orlosn. METROPOLIS, from St. Louis to Pittslurj. J.W. CM EES MAX, from Su Louis to Pitubur--BELMONT, from Pittsbar to St. Louis. Moxdat', March 13. W M. NOBLE, from N. Orlcai.a to Cincinnati. ARK. TRAVELER, from Nashville to Ciuciuna'J. K. M. PATToN, Ironi Louisriüo to Teen. Hiver. GOV. POWELL, from Wabash to Evansville. DIAMOND, from Louisville to Nashville. K. J- W A R D, from Loul'tille toNw Orleans. SOUTH EIC.VEK, from M. Louia to Louisville. QUAKER CITY, frnu PUtsburj to Sashrl'.le. I!. A. JONES, from Vabtuh to Plttsburj. Canal register, ARRIVAL. Mown ay, March JGP. II. WOODAKD, from Petersburg to Evansvülc. JAS. LAUGUL1N, Jr. from Petersburg to do G. MOiiGAN, from Petersburg to tvausvill. Mornar, March 10. UiraRiiRts. P. II. WOOÜARD, from Fvansvillo to Petersburg. JaS. LAUGIIL1N, from Eransville to Mayirille.

EIVEH EJTSLLIGEIICE. - - Tun River is still falling at all points above an(1 Mow, and navigation is beginning to bo jf.ora:fjat imFded at Poin ftvc and below OCjT The Itobert J. Ward loaded at our wharf yesterday for New OrfJans, and departed near night with a full freight 07" The packet Southerner arrived ftou St- 1m yesterday mornin- She reported , i, ar ,.:ij . -.u tti3 jiiijs.ssipri receding ran;uiv wi.a sever c l . 1 ' ted even OCT The receipts at the wbarf jestenhy, Ly river were not lars. Shipments were quite heavy luribg the day and nijht. C7"The Gov. Towcll arrived front the Wraba.Oa yesterday and will leave Tor (Ireen River to-day. She took round a large load of morchandise on her v abash trip as far as the Chain, and returned with a moderate fi-eisht. OCT" The Henry Jones, from Wabash arlivcd last niht partially loaded with corn. She took alout 2(x) tons of pork and bacon for Wheeling and left fully loaded. Fi eights to New Orleans are advanc ing, in consequence of the reccdini stajro of the river. Pork $1; other freight in proportion. CT Ths Itoturn is at tho upper wharf undergoing repairs. River and Veaiter by Tclograph. Pirrrsuno, JIarcu 1G. Iiiver four feet four inches, and at a stand. Weather cloudy and darn. CixcixxATr, March 14. The river is at a stand with five feet water in the channel. LonisviLLs, March 1C Five feet water in the canal last eveniV.g. Iiiver xtill falling. Weather moderate. Thermometer 50. St. Louis, March 16. River still fslliurr here. Illincii river open to Tcoria. Upper JIis.ciss;pri navipablo nain. J he Slissouri rose C iao'nos at Doonville, Saturday. Weath er warm and pleasant. Camihouati.!) Cioaiis. These grateful and health-promoting cignrs, now becoming bo universally popular in the East, have just !cen introducd into our market by J. J. Pennington, wholesale und retail Druggist; Washinton Block. It. fgj ür L Jol.nson from Cincinnati, proposes to cstihlish a Dook Dindcrj for the execution of every variety of work, and a Blank Book Manufactory, in Evansville from which he will turn out work equal in quality to any done in the West, and for prices as low as it can te procured for any where else. It. Fowleu's Lectches. We are pleased to announce the arrival of O, S. Fowler, tha celebrated Ameiican Phrenologist, and we trust our pv-oplo will avail themselves of the op portunity of listening' to his discourses upon the various subjects upon which he treats. Mr. F. is not a mere itinerant cranium examiner, who dclin2ites character simply for the grati fication of his audience and his suljecr, but a thorough scientific scholar in everything that pertains to hamanj Physiology, both mental and physical. His lectures abound in practical facts, connected with our every day life, habit, associations and peculiar constitu tions. His discourses upon tho institution of marriage, matrimonial sympathies of parties and other kindred subjects which ha treats in a highly interesting and unique manner. Mr F. lias devoted a life-time assiduously to his profession, and is now tha standard authority upon tho Science of Fhrcnology, proper, aud all tho various scicntiGc subjects with which it is connected. Ilia lecturer throughout the West, during the past winter have been re ceived by crowded houses for weeks at tho time, and by tho most flattering commenda tions of the press every weere. Mr. F. visits our city at tho solicitation of tho Mechanic's Library Association; and the profits of his lectures will ba devoted to the support of that new and valuable institution, ia our city, through the munificent donation from the MrClure estate. We bespeak fur Mr. Fowler, in behalf of the Library Association crowded bouses and a liberal patronage during his stay. For particulars of hi3 sub ject3 for tho several lectures, sea advertise mens in another column. .M;tV MiUI.G I.OOSMX f nj E aro now reooi vine st our stors. FokUr 's Elock. lit V atrost. tnroaunor ieiow aim. Sout.i side, a SetraHo stock of fr-thi onabt" 8prio iodt. eocmating in ariof Sbawls. Mantillas. Kmbroiderira. Scarfs. Lirfs. oilla. OrKTüaits Oinjthams. Del.soe. U'reKt. Lawns. Prists. L'amaiki. Carpets. Roli. Mxt'Ant. Flour Oilcloth. Meaehcd anil Brown abecUBf. lilticaea aao nrown MirtiBjc. white goods X-e . which ti it offer Terr cbean. 1 h:.nkful for ru Uvors. wo respeeifnily invite tho eitiieni of this eomnnnlty to giro n a ell, sal osammo oar stock o! goods. Short probttaad qatck sales is oor motto. uhlU-2m OAKLEY & SOX. SrjUARaal MoIsjsm Ja stors sad torssls by M) ÜEO.rOäTEJt &CO.

BY TELEGRAPH.

REPORTED EXPRESSLY F03 THE J0TJRNAI KY THE K.&. W.LIXE E. G. Eirxhcart, Operater. Later from California. New Yobk, March 1G. The stcaner Geo. Law arrived this morning with California dates to tho 20th. She left Aspinwall on the evening of tho Gth and brings $100,000 in gold. She connected at Aspinwall with the J no. L. Stevens. The latter boat passed the tiolden Gate with the 2sev lork passengers who loft on the steamer of the Cth of February. The Sonora which left New Yo;k on tho 20th of February, all well. The Geo. Law touched at Havana on the 11th inst. She spoks on the lOih ir.st. off Cape Ontario, the steamer Grenada from Havana for Aspinwall, end the r.hip Indepsndcuco which was laying oiT Panama. The principal consignments of gold arc to I)rsl & Co., $23,000, zv.d Wells, Fargo & Co., 1SC.OOO. Among the passengers by tho Geo. Law are Thpr3 have l.nsn iicavv rain in v.irioti niri j I . , i, .1 r. llCKHiS. TLö San Francisco markets were extrerr. l) UHU. X lOUr (U0teu at H. iUO Lalllor-

Uen. Wool, LOl. taey and LieutS. Ar-i ül oiiCoars,Uoua.ejrLrof Miiaatdrhlrdstrests. wt,lor5;,,tscrcjit,, moneys and ellat of the said town,

1 i X c iV i,:iiiiii4,.i,dV.watssaB4rahaaJi5ethoU v vada left ban Irancisco on the 11th, with rcn.i-.ur. tents. tfRie. etc.. etc. ibw,-lw several hundrei recruits far Gen. Walker. rssxÄ n'rh J". California U important. :XXu? iISlhoosla !ÄfiteS J iw minin? intclli-rer.cc is miner favorable. mii wiic iiimi.mtatk. . r. n,.n-.1.'.i-ifv. h.inhrtrn'niniitn:.!

i

ma Legislature has lmncachol Dr. Dates tha ' forste, either at pa lieorprirtupiii. i-epee Mji.yro'.iciKt, Tr,nrPr il W U'l.itr., i,,Jted- j,la WuuLSUY i: N'tlLAOX. Anef s.

troller, fur their misappropriation of State' and Thomas King, editor of the Bulletin. Cohen, who was tha aggressor, received a pistol shot through his jaw; both arrested and King subsequently discharged. Gen. Blanchard had seized all the vc.'Sih at tho ha; Lor, and was to leave in a lew days for the Capitol. Advices fron Su.lt Lake to 7th January, had b.cn received. lieber Kimball, has been elected President cf the Stato Council. Oregon datC3 to 12ih Fcb'y, have been recsived. An Indian outbreak hail taken place; -A whites and a number of cattle hul been carried oil. There was great mortality among the cattle in the neighborhood of Dallas, and one-fourth of the stock had perished. Advices from Washington Territory, stata the Territorial legislature aljourneJ on the 20th Jan'y, after having coloured Gov. Stevens for his course in the Indian war and the martial law nifair. Dates frcm Australia, daj to December the mines were jielditig ti::usu;d!y well. A lire had occurred at Adelaide, destroying property to tho amount of half a million. The Indians had made an attack on ltt River, in SShauU count', and murdere I all the inhabitants remaining there, burning the house?, and pi'laging all tho cattle, horses, lCC. lho largo part of the inhabitants had previously left the valley with the intention of returning in the pring. J. M. Bhodes, banker of San Francisco, and on3 of tho bond.-unan of Bates, tha State Treasurer, had suspended. Tho Xew York Herald's Washington dispatches, Say iht lho President received late last evening a dispatch from Mr. Geary, dated St. Louis, informing him ho had resigned the Governorhipof Kansas, to take effect the last of this month. He does not stats the reason which induced hint to pursue this course; tho President is personally aware what they are. He has encountered difficulties and embarrassments over sinco he had the row with Jndgo Lecotnpte, ani asked Gen. Picrca to remove him. Gen. Picrco promiaod to rctüöve Lecompts, but did not do iL Gov, Geary performs all the functions cf "his office in that Territory. Gov. Geary will be here n a few days, when the' administration will urge upon him to change his minJ, and go back, and if he desires it, Lccompro and every o Rice-holder in tho Territory, who has thrown any embarrassments in his way, will be removed. Lord Napier, new British Minister, was in troduced to the President to-day by Gen. Cuss and presented his credentials. II is ex pressions of congratulation and a desire to preserve peace between th.9 two countries were cordially reciprocated by th President. Lord Aap;er was ia court dress. Jlnnr visitors at the H hite House desire to witness the ceremonies, but thy being of a privato nature, they were excluded from the audience chamber. Ytsiiingtop Items Washixctox, March 1G.--A largo number of citizens of Ohio, now in this city, held a meeting this a.lcrnoon ia Baune's hotel, and adopted a resolution of respect to the memory of tho Hon. D. T. Desney. Messrs. Bart, Push, Camibell, Henderson, were appointed a commute, to accompany the remains to Cincinnati. A distinguished Pay office holder was pre sented to Mr. Buchanan on Saturday by several Democratic friends with a request that he be re-r.ppointed. Tho reply was emphatic. that tha Jtorlh and West demanded rotation in cflice and that would be the rule of action. In tho South it was different. This was a poser. Excitement Amon? the CoiSsasrnoa. St. John's, N. F., Maroh 1G. Advices brought by tho English mail that tho British government had entered with a convention with France, in relation to the Newfoundland fisheries created intence excite ment here.-. There was a general meeting of all classea called, during which the stores and business houses were closed. The British Hag was hung at half mast, and in some placos black flags were hoisted, and the result of tho meeting wis that the wrong should not be perpetrated. The Legislature and the commercial classes were sending petitions o the Queen. Delegates were to proceed to protest against these measures, nroon sili ou w aiiü am:ouuauu. V V lUdvs hahy Wsjaae; 5 reel cutttn llovt; lodoibabjr Oats; & do M mills do; S d larje Shiker Brooms; A reel Cr?s Well Kopo; I ioeci-vll do do: lvO lb Suck Twin-.; 2 do HeartN and Whisp tnoiai; PO reels Trot Lias: 21 to Faner and IMoin Hiicktte; 30 do Siacing; 10 d Cedar l'.ackets. 0 Hi e. ttnn Vara; Ät'oOikWtlt do; ifO do Turret Warn: 5 do Tov ani INK Rnrlrir i'oeotton LatlinrNo. 1; 20BitC(larTnl:HOdai Rail fine aadTowal Rollers; 20 do tilut and re Tabi: nodos batter Spoons and cedar rawcita; S dai cedr Churna. jiitt ree'd and lor ! ty f24 VIC K :kk V & J O U N S T 0 X .

uiii'is to lüg amount oi .i.ijva iot iciv. .

t " i j tioa on our rjniir rai eaT. irce aou tn- present city oi Lvanivaa, sr.an nuertTio aiiiiexiifin no meats Of interest On btatC debt. ' ril mtnort-.aeat of IHy Oaodi. Notions tni focy articles. , fej(j l(y lae Common Council of the united city in trust Dr Uatca resi-ned indJaTiet Fp"-lisli ev llVUstl BfJV!6 n' -'rowa y' sVrV ' for thbeuclit ofthat lart of tlw United city which conUT. ICJlBntU anu jaCS lnglln e- shirJnr.Si tiuct.Citscn. Coating. kUastls ii!neu ..itl nf Pfiiunl! nI tk ln.m "Mavor of S-icramento htsi lcn cCetA tn '. il-mr. f.loM. Min. Sno!l ihraad. Liucj. t:tute.i the pr.-ssnt .-it or I.vansville and the inemuajor Ol DdCraUieniO, na LCen CtCCtea tO !prjll;, s,1lr,is Jm A &c 1 bcrs of the Common Couucil representing the territory

lilt 1113 Vacancy. Ai..: IiMm n l l,octr:Cot'.Ur.r.-'ewlrr"ia WitiV. i or wards cotie'.iiiiTiDr mi? present city oi tv.u.svuie or Tif1r- rvn tf n V,nl f rn ' i Ciotlw 4 IKir lirunhes. fiicy S-ir'. K:or. rias.Xfe ' rr,l:.oritv off 'Cm. shall control said stock, and all ues inciTc OU. Ol a rjana Ol roOJrs rrno AccorJeonsanlagrc-tTkri of fmev rtxls ..- nmaer- itionslu ri-U'tion thereto, ami no. )rop;rtv, persons, ffrecently murdered Sheriir Barton havo been " c'- ooli.y n i son. !foi..3orlll(r,!:3m:thintLeterriiorj or war-is of thj-res hull" bv the r)"OI)Iö of San Die 'O -B- r - i cut town of l.air.ascn. and not now taxable by the cor1 , P 7 01 ,P . 4 " " ., - J"TVrrr, -.lT i norme authorities of the city or Evansvllle Hiall ever i wo shocks of an earthquake occurred at H D 3 ' fa 3 r J TO 14 be 13X0,1 to ll?,T Ler ub!itr,l'lion - tL capital stock, of San Francisco on tho evening of tho 5th ult. vii(iii.niik tniTrAii n-An.-i:i ' sad HaUroad Company. , i i IlOLbALK AÄH Kr.lAlLDaALl.ii F rKTn. Alter the s:;id annexation of the said lawn Causing IllUCll Consternation but HO damage nnnfm "MmTPTVF f.HF'.TTf! T to the said eitv shall hare been consnmated, the taxes An affair took t!ace between RA. (.U.n!U"UU5' .UI.UIUI.M.O, v,uriiU.vi ,avbon.Kvsirv to meet thv rrlmi;. land Inu-r-

WIS

feu - VlCK. LK i fijuuasiun.

COMMERCIAL.

21 ARRETS LY TELEGRAPH. CINCINNATI MARKET. CtKciKesTi, March lß. Sales of 0W bbls. Clour at J5 IS; Wheat in moderate demand at $1 10 for red; SI Li for white; Corn rcarco at 530: Oats ,in pooi Jemand at.W; WhiskvsteaJv at 23; Clovereed declined to 7 50.7 C3 Jiili;'TimoUiy dull at S32."S3 50; Provisions flrin, but dem und not active; Sales of 50 bbls. rress pork at 1 ':i 5'; 24ü bbls. at Si or 50 bhds. baeon siucs at ll4': 250.C0D II. shouldero at eidos neldctlOwith buyers at 9'; Sales of Lard at '.'lower: Motvf tho contracts matio at 10c last December bava te:h settled tt 13l'. .NEV.' Y01JK MARKET. Nr- York, M irch l'J Flour ftm rrlm rales of 7J00 l-';!s. at?5 CCS 3 fr Pi tot S3 At-'JH 3 lor Ohio; Wht-atfiriM, ales of 13.000 bushels at $1 n0 for rod: -orn baojant. sal of 20.0.0 bcshels tt 73for mixed; Porli ;uns9Ulcd: sales of 3jH)bbli. at 2-1 ?24 5.1 for mop;,; Heef firm: ISacen heavy; L:ird heavy; Sujr.r firm' Coreo in coo.t demand and Cru; IiiJ oll $1 K'fl U; T.-illow i Jy.lK2;. AUCTION SALES. BASlri'TOnLsKT Bia.tM ELSO LClIO.'sEEItS, CO:.ir.I2S5iO: JIFUCIMSTa utitl Ileal Ktilc rtraUers Tha f:r.'t Vou.JaT of tcrT Dontb. at lO'v'clock A.M. : IsTicr f roTidcl ntjrv!f with a lirr Map of the City of The pitronare of tho haTiar i?i.-s ual Lot or Lsn.', DRY GüODSAT ArCTIOJI! nt .1T rreeiTSd anl wiki l s raid at ace'.ion. tt cor Aoer i:a Fi'M y. pa i ts. g i ls . VlL-blUrrZ, lAhMuIltub, JliLOU, WINDOW JliASV, HULisvw-iuw ,"4-'-w v M(Mlicin,llPr.tn'.liCS,V,'ilieS antlAlcohol A full supply of alt tha popular PATENT MEDICINES XO. 0, WAsniXGTOX CLOCK, (nor t!io Oaurt Hoest) lUr.ln .'Irrel r.ranhviltc, JiitT. ee-.S-tf "jT.W WVll SALT. UM hM Xo. I a rolucel riao itU.iattor tarsals tjr " . s'-'' K k O jI3 Ajrontslor ICnia r.s Suh Co. T)'l I'SIM TiTl. lixlra Francli Jtunraljt very iui erior XI 'A nualltr, osly lew cat Uii TSNNHT Si SOKKXSOy P. G. O'KILEY & CO., EVANSVILLE, IM'. -. IIxviso flltod up a mammoth r öto Kiver.in the mostsubiUutlal m:;naer, we are prs-T'aro.ltor.vciin-tecnybnslnojsentrajted-.o oarenro, either bv liVi:il IX AW.UOAD Ol CANAL. without oxTosirt. the iiic;c:3e:icy oftto veither, any rropcrt):cidpirucul:iri';UT.t".onwilIb-.:paIJ to Kecelv j int.'onajad horwarda?.ana ais. .otnosr.io orony Protect; eo.iln?v l n,-i an orurTroipii iii. 1 P.. O'lMLKY returns h's sincere thanLs io hlsnu caerou friends Tor their forincr pitrcor : o.and respectfuilysolicits aeor.tlr.oacce orthtt sane, wticb will be rlulv rfiir"cateJ . A't-re Koom.wttlAPFpl U will bo kept fortheaeCO in rnoUlion of lloats.nadlhoir orders carefully filled. mhl-diVwlv r . t . it. r. y .v t u tPVI'KKT vn'fi JN-i( v gv raiat- l I'.n-ki t an-' nr. i.n-et. 2J doi do folsNos. laid"? . f-Tle -r f2 whi:i-:lrk t. v.xnon. iiTTrrfti a:i ukiajoat 4ai.-2co keSs i of t'ij (avorilo I rn.t". ir .tore t-: to arrive. ft20 WIIKCLKÜ & EIU'i3. Main street. v r ix 7 U ah Rjirdi: tndai r.l ted tlue B-.'eket5t ."kl! ii doilir.-al hsopelTjbi: 23 n n a'l V M ssoh. n-tree'd V.y uaiu Z. II. COOK li SON. 7jfTs BUM S. H. Ma-te; 20 half kU Mclasses; ii Vr 2-hl l.o-iland Po.lr Sa-.ir; in hhls pntas M". t.. Sujcit; Ii Uli Uresis Tar: I'XI koies M Ii. lUiftina ia Ii aal H hnxt: ' luo drum Ft received per ateamer Aut l3r. aa l for ilsVv fo: I.i Ii. JIMMA.NX. I JT. J. PKNNlNCiTOf "Al fast received a lars sajpl sf scpsrler faoily lit Tets. UCSJ-OW3U, lOCSfl IiVSO!C, Uxtrafino Young ITyjon, IfTRIAt. and ßl.ACE. Ia caedies aud racVsej. or hy ths r3 L to sntt eaM-oeri. (.14 ?iaia.2i: iia;i.h T ES PKCTFr LL V infornsths Li".i;sof nv-isivills tnd V&. vicinity, tat sehasjutt received and UhowofeaUj ter ; rin s:ck of PARIS 31 I L L I X E R Y Catarr'oit fa aa4 el'tsat aa-rtafBt of Ladies' Dmm IlAts. Bonoetii. KiM.oaa. Howera. Hrad lrMa. Ca. Veils. Milts. Colltra. CUeralfetta. toettbr with ragitrtulti.. ttmininr, to t6 trsio. I'h's ntir stuck i of ta Ist f.nlM'i. mianfictars sad for saatr c f fa ' tie. and el?f in"! ot t le te Bot ourrs-i(t rf an f :ot in iai. una it me n-r. An eaataina'ion in rorect'u'.lj' invited. tal.T-ra UOyÄ!i HAVANA LisTTKUY! ThonoitotmAP.T ira'iv.i. of V9 Roynt Havana Lottery tunoacte t tr tno üpimn iioveramrnt. nnar ths sapcTvifion ot tlie Csrt .in t;enorslof Cu. will take plaei at JI-vsut. on riAinn qs'tii, isö7. $800,000!!! S311TE0 1ITJLIE30 57S 0rkLHIA2I0. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000!! 1 Priiool 1 do ...... 1 do 1 da I do lioo.con 60. 00 3').(ot Jft.CtO 5 o;f) a ono s ono 21 no 27.2t e-.Soe 4 pritei of SJ.'" .1 do I. O .12 do " lit do 'M Approximation.!... . .... Airnoxi:.iATiüxe. Tho two irtced'nuand the two folio wttf numlsrs to those winnins tj f l!owina prizes, aro entitled to. vii; To the 1 1' .t ut oco To to fO mi :o otho 2;).l'i0 40 To tho I'l.ffK) 400 To tho i,t: 4M) ALL TOK ra.Zlä AbOVK 8TATFO ASK D2AWS AT EVSST oaAvviüii. r"Whlo Tickets. lHe.'. 1e; Qairltri. tl.jry la tl. above ;htn tht-re art i .o'o tioe oclv. earn-ber-l from I to 2..'0. There are t0full Prizes, an I 20 Aprr'tnxti'ns, makir; ia all 22'i Frixes. No smaller prtrotnsn The prises are psraM'. withoct disconat. oa presentation at the Ktyal Tr :v;r ia Hvvaaa. fl -The .ibtTihrs will ?a$h all rriies at 5 rerceatdiseount. ehiririti: tia for each sore. etc. ft- Aa otaciai mpt o i tne crawine win re sent to emco nnrehaser of ticke'e. C)T Parehars will rleaso write tho sitnatnre r1'". sad rive ttr PostOitce. Count and suts. r.ilu nn all solvent banza taken a: rar. iJ-Orlemior tickets or hares ia the above scheme, will receive prompt att'ntinn whn addressed to nh4-td A. GONZALES ii CO.. Nashville. Tsaa fryUOOSlS ISO dos Brooms reeeivtd on coa.igtitaits aI i sad for sals low hv ruh Wlinr.LR k nnOS. Mn-str'et. GKt'-S Iionaet Hoards jastre'd v dsi27 Z. U.COCK & SO ft rCh I'.n'V irn and wooden Voon I Pittibnrih Ale; Si'iv l' (trs p.rtcr; n la Indiaa Palo Ate In bottles; tblsCppers: 2 ts Concur Seal's; 10 rrots Chas. Cill TaoVlers. received and for aTs y UM I . A l II KIM AW if BBLS rherry Brandy; 6 qr. e.k pure Pert Wins 9 6 hl.l rape Braady; 10 half Ibis I'.randy ; t 6i. is Has. wine: t ixisoia uyo aisay; Keeeived by railroad and ror sale oy ro4 i. ts v. nEIMAN.V, r0 red Bneketf; 50 dot No. 1 Tabs: jKJf It doa No a Tabs: S'nli blue Tubs 3 and 8; W gross r'nt ana onart iaai .nd n 10 do Alo TntnMen: Is cross class Jars V. callsa and 1 cation, ree'd sad for sale by I. k D HEIMANN. jQl'X.W D U.S. 75 hales eitra largo two and halt M bushsls. weist lng over 400 lb, jus reeivd and for sale by f3 GEO. FOSTER k CO.

saouirt.ootitainit can t..s rccmi f.uiarxcniqzrs, iaa ue- ,nasC( cX'i shall he and coni'.i'.iue a ward ortho citl or

! !L7:"5i TC?""1;:: l.;.:? ' Kvansvllle.until the wards of tho city of Evansvllle

e- j It s 1 Lit t V. a tan ?t io t A 11 tLoic wf.h"nVu.cU iro re",U hall be cl.and by the Lc;,n.non Council or the cdy,ln

t ti tnri in !! ir 11.1 In t'.mn tn.1T tH till MIC ill B(l'.:!. I-iintliDliec ni uu ."v. , uu, t. io uuuvi riTvu

MISCELLANEOUS.

REPORT. TO TBK aVOR AHO COKMOX COCNCII. Of tVAKSVlLt-R. TTOIIKr,ommHt. annointnd to confer with a similar I Committee appointed by the trustees of the town of Umwco t-ity, to report some plan or annexing ai rown to said city, bc?teave to report that the Joint committee have consulted U-jether and atrree to recommend to the Common Council of Kvensrille, as well as to the President and Trustees of the town of Lamasco City, the adoption of an agreement, a copy of which is herewith submitted. JOHN HEWSON, Ch'ui, M.W. FOSTER, CONRAD BAKKR, CoXMITTZt. AGREEMENT. In pursuance of an act of theGenentl Assembly of the Ptate of Indians, approved Feb. 13,1857, entitled 'an uei to provide for tho annexation of iucorperuted towns KVI incorpfratsd cities." hereby agreed by a:.d brtween the Common j Councilor the city of Evansville- and the President and Trustee of the town of Lamasco Citr.that the said town of Lambert Uy ie anncxeu 10 ine cuy oi üvansvnie on tho following terras and coucitionsto-Tvit: First. The town or i.amasco city snail become a parttf the city of EvnnsTitle to til intents an 4 purposes upon a rati ß cation or this agreement by a majority of theriualiticd votursof said city and town respectively, under lo provit ions of aiJacl, and the city of EvansTille shall succeed to, and become possessed of. and enth Cnmniou Council of Uin c;ty of Eyansville as mem hersthercof, fend each ward of the present town of La- , i,weTer.lLat tho wards of sail city shall never te so arrancod orcon-titutci as to deprive any part or the ,intHj Clty of Usdne weight la the Common Council acj third. The stock in th ETansvill and Cn wfordsTille i.'aiiroaa tinpan , ne. aim uiiu uj nui est of lhe'(8lt onlratteil by tts ciiy of Kv.m?villo to Co,n,ia!lv liull beh'ieJ,ao.-cU dJ collet-ted upon all litter persons, j ricrt;., egrets and tlins, whir ! r.rtr n:y t.-rttil.T liucoma subject to taxation tV corporate authorities f the ui.iioj c-Ity, ::vin;r m; .weriiir.ir t ie ir;t'rty, persons, effects und tMi:s, I -v,.r..,lv .it. t,ied f.om ucUUXition the iiexttre. i w urtlde t IW r-rpement fIihiI b's c'iilrufl t rcxclii'Ie tho Lomuittnuii of any tert.t nywt.ic; may be c!Jfd to r incorjiorated into Hi 4 city uftcr the minexation of ssiJ town te saiJ ciiv, h.ill linve been ociictnntnateJ, frum Lavii.? a voice ii. the cnr.trol 'f lh vid iiilma l ft ck, but tho intention of this aret'm.;:it is trmt the eoj!e of aiy such territot) stiall lrtve the same riglits in sai l mi'.road stotk and be ruij.-ftto the same burthens with the people of th precr"t cit of Evansville. SriTii TJiat an election le held on the SCth day o Irch 1j7 titiderthf irovi.sr ns of said act, forthe r-eo-j jIe of th3 city jf Kvatn'ille anl the town of l arn:ico City to voto upon thequstion of ennexalioii of the s d town to Niid city upou the terms spwcilied in the agreement. Skvuth. It I further njrreeJ and understood bv the paitios afresal I that unlit the town of Irinas ot'ityis Ktuicxtd unucr tha "art p(r.vif1ii pfor theiiMiexsiion of Incorporated towns and cities," approved Feb !), 1K.T th:.t th Mart hal of the town of La;naeo City shU proceed to colUct a.l taxes, d. lin.jtient or otherwise b'Jtafier the atmexr.tiou ol s.iid town f Lamasco City tothecityof Kviitsvilks tho 'elinquer.t taxes for the years 10 and ISölor any previous yar, shall be carried on the duplicate tax list or the city of Evansville. sn l collected by the Collator of Taxes of the city of KvnnM'ilie.in thesamo manner asthe delinquent taxes of (aid city are now collected by law, and paid into the citv Treasury t t hvencviile. On motion of Councilman Orr, It was further ordered that the said re-port b n celved and eiitered at lurjre upon t'.i' minutes of tha Council, and that said Committoo t tiiciiarfetl. Otl motion of Coniu'tlroan Orr. U waoforther or4r4 by the council thnt the iald draft of an agreement between this council and the President and Trustees of the town of Lamasco city, bo and the same Is hereby n loptc l a, and for the ajriecment tinder, and by virtue of which the Iowa of l-umaseo city shall be annexed to thecüy or Evansville, nnd that the Preaident tml Trustees of sui I town bo i in nu-Ju.lt ly intormed by the May. or of the adoption of s.id agreement by this council aud Io Invited to concur increin. JOIST C03SMITTKR. JOHN IIEV.JOX, Ch'mn, l'KTKfl S HAK PK, M. W. POST K K. JOHN LA W, CONKAI) BAKER. JOHN A. KKITZ. True coiy from record ATirr. V.1ÜLL. H. WALKER, Clerk. March 7, lSST-driw. cxii:api::i thai i:vi;i:i rjillin nndsri;nei respectfully informs his frefnlsand tre U rubHe?enrr.il!r thst hebrremcTed from hisold stnd near tho Pont-Ottco to tha housa lately eernpied hv Mr. Hart as ashoentore. oa alain street. to ooore irom first, where he feeops eonnatttiv on band a ood assortment of CULUaad ILhi lit". FANCY JEWELKY. ItliKASTPINS. &o. All of til stot to is bow offering at unprecedented low rrics for cash, rreparstory reflsatsaiat: tis stock. Ho al.o ret airs ctoets. watclKsaid nil kinds oi Jewelry at trie shortest netice, and upon reasonable terms. Give bim n call bcforelrnrctias ruslsenrieTe. as be is oererniineo o pieaao ia anal:: and tries. tahll-3m u.ias. bak.m.vi. rspBllIXJTE T Hit. IA. Tho Ust tributo that H can bo paid to his raeaiorr, is to read the acennJof his here io ani bravs exploits la tao Arctio l.tmone. for sals ty nihil I)i)HKLL & LISTEK. flllOM'KU - lt. 'HKK.SK. 30 koxes lares and cholcs "AJ W cetera KeaurvelCaceso, ree'd this dsr kjr n,hH Z. 11. COOK li SON. r HB LS rriue (ron Apples, ree'd per railroad by rnhll Z. H. COOK Jfc SOX. OISSOLVTION OF PAUT.'sKSXSIIlP. rntHB psrtrer.ht r hereto! o to eairtinj -teen EDWARD ü II D:iAKVO & Sl'MOJt KAIiX. in tho Lierrj sad SiltSuMd tn'iness. la F.vsnsvills. lad., is this day dissolved ly rrntualeoasett. Tbsssii Kala will ecntiaue the tum" at lt old h&rinf borrht oet the ent re interest of sail IX-Oarmo. sail Kaha. ie authorised to collect all lira debts auU will pay all claims 'J'"9 'j,1 jio nhll-lm S. KtllN. 7rf BOXES Toal Starch; 2 boxes Tkllw Csadlet; fj 0' do Pt!.r Candlrs ats'd sites; 30 do Pilm u-i Uerciaa Soap, j or rertrd bv tnhlft Z, H. COOK & SOS. pT DOZ Sieves H. 11 ar l IE; ejvjt SO d x blue and red Bücket: . 15 do No. 1 paiateiTuls; 23dox No 2 fainted Tsts 2.t do do 3 do do; 15 nett Tn Is fS in nest.) ree'd and for sals by f-0 hJiP: tlUMA'Nii' . rr 1)07. tt'ell Buckeu; 20 dos dos eefiar Chorns. ree'd torsaloby fe20 I. & D. IIEIJIANN. rij, kh v AHK. Wtksvson hand a toe stock of Glass Un T..,n 1.1 m. ol ewerv description, aleo. fins Tobseeo; (;ias Jar, wita alas elvers and Urre s'.ock of otter lass Jers overy sio, received and for sale by e20 J.fcD. HEIMANN. -rv kets S. C. Sds: 50kePs Salaratns 100 lbs Ea; t4y l' bote 8o4a and Salaratns in I lb pipers. 30 d Cresta Tartar in S lbsboxes; lOO.r'O Water proof Car. l 'V.V,??. . ,a I. il V. lib.l'IAA. Toh3 rlHTKl.K r. 2n0ktspore trh'te T.ead. inmt ree'd iiuix. . ' umidlt ffn Vinn and lor Si ry n" nuDtnBam.ju), HOI SI IIDI.II l lICMTI Ill., TWO D7ELLINGSfc LEASES AND CARPENTER SHOP AT AUCTI01T. ..N Weaneidav. the 18'h of March, st 10 o'clock, et the tlx residence JOHN JIcCORKLU.coraer of 1st and Oak streets. W ill eell at r.nllie auotion, a variety of House hold and Kitchrn Fnrn'ture, two com (ort alle Franks Dwd licju. eean thoeoraerof 1st and Oak street, double teaetat, each wi h four rooms ans kitchen, and Carpenter Shop on tt-orearer same lot with least to run eijht years; one dwellincon Chextant between id and 4th with leaao to ran fir Ttn Iron Ai.ril next. TERMS: lionsohold Fortiturs rash. Dwellincs and leanes S ci'h. X in four and eirht contns. tho purchaser rivirr nnte betriec interest from da'. with approved security v. aivlcr relief from val-iatioa or aroraisement laws WOOLSEY k NELSON. Aue'rs. tthll-U's F.Y UHOKS JUST" UECEIVEB! ai!ULOS0Pn cfPkaof Salvation: Toid s Sabbath School Teacher. Theodosla: rparreoo's Sermons: "Arte, Scenery and other ra rer." t-w II. B. Wallaeo. a inost lastrneti v aummarT oi nn artinformau n. fe2l DOBELL k LISTER. T Maei" Vi. and Ky. Tohaeeo. lbs. 5's. 8 s and 10 lamp; S kees Hiney Moore Pancake Tobacco; I M K 50 bbls White Lime la store and fcr sale by fe1 WHEELER k RIGOS. I dTmsfl Aßll GENClNB Free " llalllftf and forsalo by bi 7 ! OENClNB Frso Trade Cigars, roo'd dfD. HEIMANN.

JSTEA1VIBOATS.

(JRBK.V RI VKRTPACKBT. steawfr rwinsr mtorLAir w. T v . . - A.iSlluLN ' Art Iß SUSUHU UKiBlf vjZr PACKET. Thsfts siw steamer UNION Capt. ItOEiRTS, hsTtPf bft Jost flalshsd with all t latest iaproTDat of 300 tons spMity. IWiS lit Tory llfkS drancht. will ply rernlarlr 1 tho ot tr4. 4t srkiok she was bnilt expressly, and solicits a liberal shars tt pabllf pstronsro. - For f reif ht or pssgs aprly oard. saaT r.KCLl KIVEK PACKET. . K TrrE wVll kaowa and fist steamboat W. uV-&di A. K A V KS. Capt. Tnoa. A RH IT. has rs VUi.': Wv5tT0i tho trd for tboseaooa, d will :-.-n7r-Akoif ...tt.., i mil v.fulir trina. Tha ao . uv.m.. - aMvw n r eomnolations for penccrs are of a superior erler. rtt 1 reicht r pwim apply os board. , fo?l-3m KCGUIiAIC ITABAMI PACKET.. f?k12IA THE lirhtorsntbl sUamsr V. K. &TKt'.Ti TKSfiOM. Jo" WcLäüb. Maater. will , .,.v. iw VT EDSEDiY EvoaiaKi at 4 o'ctofk P. M. positiTslr For f reicht er paasajo apply ea rioiril. FOR TUB WABASH. jfcjiwlrt. stesmsr ARKAÄ8AW TBAJtz Uv j,V; VELF.R. H. Kifo. Master; will plyasa i?.Arv, rrralar racktt aarint tho seatoa. ' For froiht trpoMiM arply on boaro. folT-f IFOIl WABASH IlIVEHo v'j Eora r to i . , fel2-Iw JOnN S. MITCHELL. WADAfSH RlVUl PACKET. JWSSSK THE Vtht i U47ry sac rn KT. i . will r. as a r l -hi t uMJtwfij nTill and IS drsrcfct -steamor- KATB F. r. DiEorcwKT, Mastor. mtir racks t rtw KtantTillo and to diffsreat points en tie YT ibuh rWar. dariaa tho tatiro staaoa. For trtlans or V p a Mac apply on boar febto-tf urr.uLAi: packet for wabash. es DrTHiVO t'Jio sftoa the a'aaieor GOV POV KI.I.. Pan F.8oxi! Master. ICKUUIAIt CIWCIrsüATI AND WASH VI 1.1. E PACKET. Icarr iv TI- KPSKK BKLI.K. JAMES LEK. r-f Vaster, will mako rarnlar trips lotwoo er ii.' 7 -.Wft,hyilloaod Ciaeiaaati diifthesoaoa. psaainu'EyaBtTitlo rry alternatowotk for Claoiaaatl." Fo fnicr.t or pawano apply o board. ctt-s HEnr.KSO?., KTAÜSTILLF AIsD LOU1RVII.CE ItEGCLAIl PACKET. fiT5? TnK stantrllAIXBOW.Cspl frf-?5 CROFT, has rotitnel horold trsoo. rv'itaaVorrolar trips as usual, rsssini Cspl HOt--ado.aad wiU passing Eraaavillcovery Wodneacay an aaiuroay. aaa FOIt WAD ARU RIVER. .iT? fK TIIK atam.oat CITY OP CAIRO. tsvt1 B- Wood. Mstr. will eowmoaoo ttpUr S'v-tj'iSr-j trips between thUeitvan Wakaahrivoro tho 6rVTro of water. For freight or pa;o on kJTl or to tho Wharf-hot. oVJ'-M Mi mi i'mii;n ajk.cy. IfOkeciV F. r. lfifl Powdert 7S Jo P. and F. F. Blastlnf Powder: 1 a e a a. - y A. in dtxatai I BmsBliat 4.1 III . IQQ 'I r a&vfitBi awsasv v-wf v - Powder, ree d this day and for sal. 1?- by f 13 Ms it vvwt a ww.-s) r " rcTfcn.n. BrsnELS rtran for ata I vaatWss i)VLir lr suit by tela i.a.tuyaa oy-. n. ..- innt ct1 Alt r1!! hrx.es im troo'd Hstus. "" " ff-V IMtKitT Jt'PO.t n rer raiiroa, tur " . . TiovIO Hreamoro etreet. v'tlll. KK . ceaes halves and qnarters jnst rse'd pst fje.teaerJ. K. Boll, torealo by GILBERT k CO. JO II IN S. JIITCIIELL, (successor to O'Kiley & MiUhell.) rnonucE, forwarding and COMMISSION MERCHANT, KVAXSVILLK. IXD. STRICT atteatioa ra'd to consignments for sals frist JT Hrodnco Ac. Orders for tho purchase of Prodaoo s.li-it.d and protnrtly attended to. Whan-boat at tho river, ana reins; t----several ha.lroartj. 1 r'"fMsorr''-a',f5rV,wtrf-icc Merchandise or 1 riduee eominc Batlma aa tii as i.y river. janlJ , . OTÄTTIIASSES AMD BHD COHFOBTS. . J. COT-BTRN k CO.. mannfaetnro and koop eostT . i .ii which thlT dir. V atantiy an nana antes as ood an articlo and at as low prices as s t - tuoed oiswoero. .ilalirasses. Hair do , Cotton .tlattraasea, Spring s3o, Mi nek I, Jciinr Lind Iflatlra tan a a . . . a -11 I Km A asio.l(laal atskafam chäou T f nionUrl reqnosted to e-11 .d U'J farOfi!Ull alK rl'f WOVrf . -mT ID ww?j iiiauD w wsrraatedgood. A.i. COLBUBN OO.. j, 17 Water st. neatdonr ts Cscal Bank. Tfh BALES fresh Oakna for sale cheap to elojo eonslca Urment ee P. O.O'KILEY CO. -rt'a 45 1 LBS Snrsr enred dried Boef; JlQf lwoit. ii1'HldiA?r2,LoV jan22 HI1I Mltlsass'dMsekerel; 13 kits ssa'd Mackerel J M: tierces Salmon; 8 half bbla Herring: C drums Codfish: fe19 Z. U. COOK k 80K. ST inCH, A'. 50 las Wh-o-tStarch: 10 bl.ls Pearl Barles ; S bbls Sultana Prunes; 2 bales Candlesriek. 2t bUel wranpinr Twins reo' a4 for sale bv telH I P. HEIMAHW. 1857 NEW SPRING STOCK AT WHOLESALE! J. C. JEWELL & CO., MAT E. aad are receiving, daily, tt largest aad bssl assorted stock bt Dry ieoil, Lotion Huts find Caps lloots and Sliees. AjCa dice Ever before troucht to this market, oensistlac in pars st ... a n : . -. . . . 1 1 i fU Cases aseoriru . I.UU. vmmmm v ft do do Lawns; 4 do Arnthams: 7 do do UeLsnea; 1 do Freaeh jao'aotLawnjJ 1 do plain black Lawns; I do ass' Poplinsj i -4 a'Hmm: 1 do Barerea. Conor via and First atreeu. Evansvillo, Ind. snhS I ST RCCEIVEDPER fiTKAMKR BKLMOÄT 6 ken 6'd Nails; 5 kep 4'd ailat 7 do do; 20 do 8 da; 10 do 10 do; 2 dt 16 do; S 1 2 2 felt do 20 do: l do 3U o; do Ji Inch preseod Snikee; do 8 Joie Nails; 1 ke-10 Joleo do 1 Inch HI do, for sals by 8 VICKEET, Corner Xaia aad Soeoad-strssM. 6U3IETIIIKU Tt K V . MR. L. ZAUS His van receiviac at bis etoro. on assist street, two k m. d iors above tho Joaraal Ofiee. a largo assortment e( hPKl.N CLOTIIINO. which hsiaf.ads to sell at very low trice, and intltes everybody to rivs him acall.eadsxamine for theaaelves. Also a g .neral aaaorUneat of Beys' clothiCg. fel4-lsa njAOUArCO. Wbosei of pooods. half ponads, fsaadfe, Ö a sorted qualities, for sale 10 w by "Tan27 8. E. OILBKRT k CO., ty easaere-sO. li.' urteans'Preih Peaches; 10 hoses Eaisins; 2 boxes Citron; 1 cask Lante Current.! I cask Prunes, fcr sale by . deel. II0RNCR00I 1 CO. X Iii AM MIOT. iJ .o l aa sh'4 back aad patent Shot: lilbt bar Lead, jnst ree'd trota tko St. LonlsTeesr ad lor sale It aan22 T1CKEBY li JOIlNfTCX. 5 .tOU K I.KO. ("OiSIGME.T. A snporlorloS of Aas open and top Buggies, Eastern make. Call an ses them. Ie26 ALL13 t UOn E3. LOST. N' Fridar evening Ust. a ady-sOOLD BREASTPIX, of large size, mats of gold sprigs, sntnined arena d tho. tuhlein of "the bundle of rods." somewhere between Krau k Heilman's Foundry aad Crescent City Hall. Thendef will bs suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this omoe. feri-tf SEW KPXtINU GOODS! JCST RECIEVED J)f eases llht spring Prints. 10 eases Bleached naosUasf ZJm UlO do Aes'd Ootuinados; do Printed Lawas; 2 do Silk P.plias; Tweeds; 9 do Sattiasts; 20 bales Domestics, witk a variety of Fancv Goods suitahls to the seasoa. ''J-la ry oheap by elf J. H. MAOlreb dt CO. rT 0P. UKI SHKD. POWDERED. A.D RB11 J us KD aroABS. 60 bbls of Leverinss,. BeIckers aad t. Ja es Refineries, jnst rse'd per staamors Bolipa and Moderator lor sale by &. E. GILBERT CO., ft-13 Sycamore street. G rC tThtf vr Ganny-Bags. for sale by Jie)OtJ'Vr JOHN BCRTI3. decli iiKnnri omen Mam ss. IflUOUS. Wohavoeoaatantly en hand alargostosk of Liauorsof tho best brands. Orance Teiler WbUkv: old Kje, onoagsheia Whisky. Catawba Vraaay. rcrt M-et Wine. Genuine Hal sea Wise. Ginger Wtbe, Mae Wiae. Blaokberey Wiao. Native Port Wiae. Blaokbcrr Brandy, and largo variety of 6ao Brandies for sale bv f e I i I. P. HKIkfAXy. Rfl'CRWIIKAT FLOI R AXD HOMIXY . JL 5bcs Extra White KlintHoniiny; do Pennsylvania Buckwhsat, lerealobr fe24 SAM'L YICKERY. 1AIXE TKA8 10 half cheeU aad 90 eadllsa. Tonag Hyson. Gunpowder. Imperial aad bos' Blaok Tea, over treat tt to this market. Call and try it. f24 viiik;;i . .i jmsstus. sO ARDR!Y 8KKD9 KBW CROP.-l as Laadrith'o "sJI alobratodSoods.ajsorua.instreo'oirom rniiada aad forsalo by Mi l OKKRT A lOUVkl

.p5JPv THE taer nAlVOKkt. Paa. lltrfry 5tastor. will to hero -orrow to load lor rhw -Ä the above dutinatio. and will riarsci--sTT3i - ii, i h trade. Pr frlt or rassace

1

r