Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 208, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 March 1857 — Page 2

ails. 0iirnal. P. Y. CARL1LE, EDITOS. C. K. DREff, JtM LOCAL KP1TOK. 'EVANSVILLE: MONDAY MOHN ING,::::-::::::::MAKCH 30 CrThernineral wealth of Southern In ditna is daily being developed. It is strange that the Stato should, in these days of enterprise and knowledge, have a LcgMature with o little appreciation of their value as to refuse to expend $10,000 for a geological surrey of the State. It is enough To raise a blush upon, the cheek of every inhabitant. At Dover Hill, in Martin county, marble has been found, capable of tfc$ highest polish, and of the Tery; finest grain. The specimens are of a dark hue, shaded with veins of a light color. In the same vicinity mineral paints of the finest quality have been discovered, embracing cinnamon, ochre, yellow cchre, light red ochre, dark Venetian red, and of other colors. They have been tested by competent judges, and found 10 mix well with oil, and to nfake excellent paints. Measures will soon be taken to manufacture theso ores and bring them Into market. These discoveries are all within two and three miles of the Ohio and t Mississippi railroad, and not far f:om the Straight Line road. It n said that Urge or ders for these paints have been given by Louses in Cincinnati. Iron is found everywhere in the same neigh borhood, and preparations arc making to establish furnaces. . In Terry county, specimens of lead ore have been discovered, in Deer Creek township, near the Ohio river. . The specimens have been analysed, and found to be of very rich quality. The analysis gave sulphate of lead 'J3 per cent, 3.0 sulphate of iron, and 3.2 sulphate of zinc. The per ccntage of metallic lead would bo 81 per -cent. There has been a tradition handed down; by the early settlor., that the Indians' were in the habit of resorting to that neighborhood for lead for their rilb balls. The Owensvil. and Grayville Railroad. A friend writes us that the meeting at Grayville on Monday last, to take into consideration the construction of a railroad from Grayville through Owensville to the E. & O road near Mclntires station, ,was very largo and , enthusiastic. Our correspondent, who was a member of the delegation from OsvenäTille to tho Grayvillo meeting, says: j "The proposition ,for a union of the efforts of the two places to construct the road was yery cordially received; an! although ' the project was just branched in a meeting of the stocholders of tha Owensville road, at Owensville, only a few days previous, and notwithstanding but two days' notico of the scheme was given to the people of Grayville, the' meeting to receivo us was very large; and I never saw a greater demonstration of the spirit of public enterprise, than was there manifested. They unanimously pledged themselves to secure a subscription from 35,000 to $40,000 at once, We shall have a meeting of our citizens at Owensville on Saturday 28th instant; and another meeting will be held at Grayrille on the 4th of April, at which a delegation from Owensvillo will attend; ' when wo shall learn the amount of their subscriptions at Gray Tille, and some steps for a permanent organization will be adopted. You may assure your readers that th'.s road will 1 built,' and "no mistake.' We feel well satisfied from t Ao spirit mjtnifrsUiCthat wclcan get local subscription enough V grade the road tho entire length' of 22 miles, and lay the cross-tici, before the day appoints! for tho general organization, iho grade will be ex ceedingly light and ought not to cost more than C.OpO or $7,000 per mile, and S120,000 or S10,000 ought to cover tho cost of the earth worir. If the, citizens of Gravville will do their share, we are confident we can pro cure the balance. Evansville must provide the means and credit to get the Iron, and the E. & C. Railroad must furnish the roll in stock. The importance to Evansville of a railroad into Southern Illinois cannot be over estimated; and one through this rich region of Gibson county to Grayvillo is the tast you can get If lha people or hvansvilla are not dead to all the impulses of a wise and gener ous public spirit; or if tbey bo not heedless of their own self-interest, they will come for ward and encourage us, an4 sustain us by a liberal support. Wo rely upon the Journal to do its' duty, and to present tho claims of this road to the support of tha city in its usu al clear and forcible manner." We can say no more, and in no better man ner than our correspondent has himself pre sen ted the subject. Our business men, we know, regard this road as of great importance to the maintenance and extension of our d t xnestic trade. It appeals to tha interests of very dealer in the citj, whether laTge or small in the extent of his business; it will pass through a region from which we derive our best and largest amount of "country trade," and we do not doubt but a very largo individual subscription can be obtained for the road among our merchants, after the people alonj: the line shall havo shown how much they are willing to do, by taking freely o tho stock. We hope that some of our pub lic spirited citizens, particularly those interest ed in the E. & C. Koad, will attend the meet ing at Grayville, on the 4th of April. Their presence would encourage and aid tha enter(rThe Tostmaster at Effingham, Illinois, and a mail carrier, in the same neighborhood have been arrested for robbing tho mails. They both hail sustained good characters. Tho Postmaster was also an editor and a a man of intelligence. ft-Th Illinois Contral lUilroad Company has issued eighty-five thousand shares cr new tock eoual toeignianda hair millions of dollar. Th total capital stock of the road Is row twenty-five millions of dollar?.

A Road from GosroRT to Indianapolis. A correspondent of the State Sentinel, states a fact that appears not to bo generally known, and which is of some interest to our citr, and

which may have an important influence upon tho interests or tac airaigm L.ine iauroad. He ays that a branch of the Kew Albany and Salem lUilroad was graded three years ago, from Gosport, via Moorcsville, to within twelve miles of Indianapolis, and was abandoned two jcars since, oa account of the pecuniary embarrassments of those who had undertaken it. The citizens on the line are now desirous or resuming tho wopk, and a ; limited amount of capital only is required to finish the grading. The writer says the line runs through one of tha richest agricultural districts in the State, and it would open to In dianapolis one of the finest and most exten sive stone quarries in Indiana. The citizens of Indianapolis are appealed to for their own interests to aid in tho completion of this un. finiahed work. Gosport is on tho route of the Straight Line Railroad; and the third division of that road is from Gosport to Indianapolis, a dis tance of 45 miles. If the people along the line and the citizens of Indianapolis should ba induced, according to this writer's sugge; tions, to complete the now unfinished road from Gosport to tho capital, it might super scede the construction of the third division, or last section of the Straight Lino Road; and if Mr. Carpenter shall succeed in completing tha first division of which there is now lit tie doubt it would give us the strongest as surances that tho whole road wvuld ultimate ly be carried through. 07" A young man about 13 years of ago, belonging to a highly resdectable family, and who had been universally respected lor his amiable disposition and many supposed Virtues, and who had loon cmpleycd as a deputy clerk of the count)', war, arrested at Ply mouth, in Marshal county, in this State last week, charged with robbing tho Post-otncs Ie had hecn watched for several weeus by those whoe" suspicions had been awakens 1, and ha wus not arrested till certain facts seemed to fix the crime upon him. Tha dis closures caused great astonishment and gne n the community where he had long resided and been universally respected. fjT" Wo learn that tho Henderson and Kashville railroad will not kacrilico more than $8,0X) or $10,000 in recovering their bonds which they supposed, at one time, had been misappropriated by their ogent in London. Their escape from a heavy Ios.s and much per plexity has been most fortunate. (t7"Wcare informed there are gentlemen n town investigating tho advantaged of our ocality for a rolling mill and nail factory. We aro told thev think our coal well iitted or the purposes of iron manufactuie. e 07" Tha contract for grading one-half of tho railroad from Vinccnnes to Paris, in Ed gar county, Illinois, has been let out to resident contractors, fanners. and others along the line, who take a good portion of their av in the steck of the road. Ihe work u going ahead, and it is said will bo completed beforo next winter. It pa.e3 through tho richest portions of tho Wabash valley, on the Wet side of the river, and nearly parallel to t. The work has been undertaken without much gassing or discussion, and although it las attrae'ed but little attention among our citizens, it will bo an important tributary to tho L. & C. Koad, and to tho trade of our city. 05" The navy appropriation act of tho re cent session aulliori7.es au increase of tho personnel of thOvy from $i,500 to $c0U. It biso nuuiorrz.4 tue construction oi moMuon of-war, wituiifTfcw-propellers. C7 A private secretary to tho President was provided for by the late Congress, at a salary of ttventy-fivo hundred dollars. Hitherto this important and indispensable oliieer has been paid by tho 1 resident out of Jus own pocket. A secretary to sign the President's name to land patents, receives a salary of fifteen hundred dollars a year. This small functionary has his office in the White House, usually, and of course holds confidential relations with tho President, but the executive secretary is unknown to the law, and no Conressional provision has heretoiurj been made lor his compensation. fcj-Mr. John M. Caldwell has been ap pointed Postmaster of Vincenncs; his commission to .dato from 20th April. Mr. C. has been for a number of years, an cmploveo in the Postollice Department at Washington. C7"The contract for Building the new postoluce and court-rooms at Indianapolis, has been awarded to William II. Thomas, of Washington City for $03,933, that being the lowest bid. We regret that no lloosicr archi tect could bo found to take the job. Destructive Fire. Tho town of Plymouth, in Marshal county, in this Stato was visited with a severe calamity by tiro on the 22d inst. The fire began about ono o'clock on Sunday morning, and was first seen on tho outside of a large brick block in tho central part of the town on tho principal business street, from which it spread with un par ailed rapidity in all directions; in less than an hour the whole square was in rains, embracing the principal business houses of tho town. The loss is estimated at more than $100,000. Tho office of the Republican newspaper was destroyed, and the paper is temporarily suspended. Few of the su&rvr J were insured, and many of ih m are ruined by tho calamity. It is supposed the lire was the act of incendiaries, who were instigated by the hopa of plunder, which was perpetrated to a largo amount during tho confusion and consternation of the sceno. fjT-Thc Hon. Kufus Choate's son-in-law hai been appointed Sub-Treasurer at Boston, ono of tho best officis in tho gift of the Executive in that city. Georgia and Fi.oitnu on Fire a great firo waa prevailing at lut accounts on the lorders of Georgia and Florida. A Fpace of twenty-five miles s juare had been burned over and tho fire was btill extending. Cattle wcro suffering severely. This lire is owing to a month'a earlier operations ia the tnrpentine business.

OCT A younj girl in Henry county, Illinois who had receired some harsh treatment from her mother, led her parents house, as she said to go to school. She was missing for several

days, and her mother supposing her to hare gone to some of the neighbors, made no search far her. " On the seventeenth day afUr her ab sence, she was found suspended by the neck to the limb of a tree, within a half a mile of her home. Great Pa hade. A irreat pan.de of volun teer target companies is to take place in New York city on the 20th of April. Fifteen ! ihnnnntl nion it i kaS.! trill ix under arms General Henry Wilson will bo commanderin chief, asststed by seven aids-de camp. " Costar's Rat, Roacu, Rsd Reo, itc, Exterminator. We invite special attention o " Costar's" advertisement in another col umn. These Remedies for all domestic pests, such as Jinis, Ctxli-Jiosclits, JJtJ Bugs, Ants, J leas, yc, are said to be invaluable; indeed we can speak from actual knowledge of their rare merits, ihe name 01 " lostau " is a "household word" to New Yorkers, and his Depot, Xo. 388 Broadway, is thronged bj thousands daily. As tho summer approaches we advise every one who would to rid of the above named pests, to send and procure a time ly supply of the Jjclerminator. Döuggists and Dealers also should send their order eaily if thev would secure a trade in articles for which there is a constant demand, and on which a fair profit may bo realized. Ihese Remedies, we learn, are being cxten sively introduced throughout tho Canada, West Jndias, and So uth America, as well as the United States. Orders, (large or small, accompanied by the cash, will receive prompt attention if addressed to "CostarV Principa Depot, so. CSS Broadway, 2ew lork. Rich ard.iun's Journal. d&wlt A Xkv Treaty with Mexico. A dispatch fom Washington states tht t the Cabinet hare Jiscus3eJ, an-1 will shortly send to Mexico, the basis of a tronly involving a cession of tcr ritory from that country to tho Uiatcd Stae, for cash. The territory to bo ccled embraces the States of S.Miora anl Stnaloa, inTin us command of tho Gulf of California. The price is not mentioned. It has been ascertained that such a treaty would bo acceptable to the Senate, ami as Mexico will greatly need a little cash to carry on the contemplated war with Spain, there :s said to be no doubt that it will be accepted by Comonfort's government also. fJ7"The Mormon's contemplitt building up settlements in Nebraska, along the lino of tho routo to Great Salt Sake City. (jtr The new Secretary of tho Treasury, Howell Cobb, has issued a circular, offering tho following term for the immediate redemption of $1,500,000 of the public debt": For the stock of lSl'i, 10 per cent, premium, besides accruing interest, for that of 1847 and 1817, 10 per cent, licsides accruing interest; and for that cf 18ÖO, commonly called the Texas Indemnity stock, C per cent premium. (r The Grccncntle Banner says that the course of policy pursued by the faculty of tho College at that place, will have tho effect to clovjt3 doors before the end of three months. They aro rendering tho institution very unpopular, v GO" Tho Connecticut election Tor Stato officers takes place on Monday, April Oth. Both parties have full tickets in nomination. Arrr.orniATioKs ron Tin: Wunr. House. Congress, ero adjourning, appropriated $20,(XX) to renew the furniture of tho Executive Mansion; also, $11,0000 for the repair of the public grounds in the city. Mileage of Memrers. Tho lale Congrass which paid itself so liberally, made no change in tho outrageous mileaga swindle. Tho bills of tho members show a great discrepancy. Mr. Howie, of Maryland; for instance, received at the lato session $16 GO, and Mr. Herbert, of California, $5,032 40. The bills of tha 'Icrritonal members were as follows: Anderson, of Washington, 5,800; I'erheisel, Utah, $2,557; Chapman, Nebraska, $2,021; Galleg-es, New Mexico, $2,212; Lane, Oregon, $5,U'K); Kice, Minnesota, $1,S75; Whitlield, Ivans 13, $2,110. 07"Tio new State of .Minnesota will luvo three representatives in Congress, as sho will probably havo over 250,000 inhabitants by next autumn. 'Kxtka Session. It is reported from Indianapolis, that the Governor has yielded to the public demand for the ro assembling of the Legislature, and will call an extra session to meet on the 15th of May. T112 Booxville MuitDEii. We noticed on Thursday, that the preliminary examination of tho parties suspected of tho murder of McCIintock, at Uoonville, was being conducted before Fsquiro Brown. Since then, Tennison has left for parts unknown. Minas Johnson has been brought to this city, and is now lodged in jail; the other man, whose name we have not yet been able to learn, is in jail at PoonviIle. Tho jail at that place. has only one apartment, and Johnson was brought here to keep them separated. Tennison is supposed to 1 tho principal in the affair, and Johnson and the man in the Boonville jail aro thought to havo been accessories. The parties now in custody, have been bound over to the May term of tha Circuit Court, and it is to bo hoped that before that time, Tennison will be found, and tho affair thoroughly investigated. Citv Council. Tho City Council met on Friday evening and received the report of the Judges and Inspectors of tho election held on Thursday. The two corporations having vo ted for annexation, the Council invited tha President and Trustees of Lamasco to meet with them on Saturday evening and consummate tho consolidation. The proceedings on that occasion, with tho act of consolidaticn will be published in our columns to-morrowe Ladies' Auction. Messrs. Woolsey & j Nelson will entertain the ladies at their auc .. ... . , . . DkU" "' b.. them an opportunity to make somo excellent .bargains in dry goods.

CHAR LEU' LOSDOa CORDIAL UL Ushswa by

tho Records af the Custom House to be tho only Loadoa Cordial Gia IMPORTED aad sold Ii bettles. ell others are made herein ImJtatieBcf it. It it a delicto! toale beverage,' and Yy Its peculiar flavor (itdifTsnatfrsm tttini)1 cjltttiill; steal tj all u

wnoastd It. Ik i adopt 4 with trt aecM ia fiaaaam. chre lormarnac. deaUior reiiKto

Drau reiA, Oout, Rhiumati.i. Daorsit. Gt ATEL.rotrrr, Cnonax, Ft via asd aovc. Strictoc. Discase or tm tiT Cioaji, E; LcriT.FEMi.a Iocla;tie. . L'r. viicTisB llorr. f w Tort, in a letter to tte rrortctor.iajn Cbarlti Loadoa CordU! Gia. it the purtit. lt. and Bolt reliaM Bxtract bf Jnaiper. Ihireaotn. r CHARLES' LOXDO.V COf DIAL IX i toll It all Dra(xi'taad Grete rs ia the Uaiu'j Sutie. andta alar anaeron po! m called "Loadoa Cordial Gia" (o avoid thm inyoaly "CHimi'." Keject aoy oth offered to yoa ai y oa loe your health, trh oa dollar for qaart. flfty eeauforpiau. EDMUND C. CUAELES. Ma30-3mdr Sul Importer. 40 Broadway, 2t. T. icztFi;.T9i:o rmriATXi. WhatlailT or rent! cm an would remain un.ler tbo eursoof a -Unagreeable t-roath henby o?inglhe"Balm of a Thousand Flower"ae a dentifrice woulJ not only reader ittweetbut leave tUe touth white as alabaster? Many persans do cot know their breath Is bad, and the subject Is so dehecte their friends will neTr mention It. Pour a single drop of tha Balm" on your tooth-brush and wash the teeth night and miming. A fifty cent bot tie will last a) ear. A IJcitvnrci Connexion may easily be acquired by nslnz the "Calm of a Thomand Flowers." It will re more tan, pimplee.anJ freckles from tha skin, leafing It of a soft and roseate hue. Wet a towel, pour on two orthree drops and wah the face niht and morning. .Sin vi so .Mabe Easy Net your saaTinj-brmhin either warm or cold water, nour on two or three drops of "balm of aThousan-l Flowers." rub the board well and it will mate a btautirul softlather much fucilStatln; the operation of shtTin. Prke only Fifty Cents. FtTRiooi di Co., proprir-tors. KLLLF.1I, FA KSRI.F.Y A CO. apSlydAw Asrentsfor Krannrille. SPECIAL NOTICES. 'J'Xeticesia ihn r'-ice. ten eeato perliaeone iaaertlon; 50 eonts per liae three times; 39 eoatt pet line ana week; discouatoa longer time. Tin: i.ULLvs :i:;i. The lirre apaeions house with stal lise for 5ft horses, la eoacection with a fine Powlirg Alley and ont lota, aitnated ot Ulla street, ktown as the Eull'e H.ad. adaalrahly located for a rt class hotel, cm Is ha 1 on a lcate. at a jreat bareain fwraae or taora years. A?ij to mh2i-liaJw . J. C. JEWELL L CO. WWTJA wETLKMA, thoroughly acquainted with tha -J- dry gole and grocery Lusiae. has had Wagesperienca ia both, is aa eieelleat ealejaua, and an accomplished Book Keeper would like a situation la which either or all these q Mlificationj woald be available to his employers. to whom he can jive tha high atrefereacea. App'y to tha editor of the Jon aal. feZe-tf ?2Ia;i:oui:aisik T.tken en paper, aad can be aer.t ia a letter to any part of 3 wr,u' without aura 1 fit i? j r- Tür ar baatiful aifi tha o-tst d;triiii plctnres now tak-a. CalirX'f,'! attheCfy ;n?rv. .V. 4i, rJ"4iepe Mtia-strcct, aud Live one taken. mhll With large sod peasant rooms for tht aeeeraaodttioB of a geatlcmaa aad lady or for single geatlemca.CAn be obtained ia a private fauily. ia a central Ueatioa. Apply atthi office. fett-tf WOOD! W OOD:: Orders for Wood loft at SAwrri. Tickcbt'B will be promptly filled. fel3 GOAL. The Tries of Coal at tha EOD1AM MINES Is At the Pit S'U per bushel. IUulei to any part el the city 10 JOU.f WYM0XD. fh2 Seerctar aad Maaager. TKMIM.liOr HOOR. Evcasvule Teetple af ffonnr üo. 1 maats every Tharsday eveainglathe Hall, as Water streut, aver the Canal Bant. " 11. W. POfSTPEXrER. W. 0. T. A.J.O aniLLY.W.R. Beaeoa Light Social TttnpleN'o. If. meets every altera ate Fridayevealag as above. JOHN HYDB. It. P. T. C. W. RUDYARD. B. R. JaaSO '57-ly rOUT'IK JOtTISXAL.. I caver 'f irtd tew b a polt, (I a.ed'atteH. I 'spot youae it;) Bat if I tbaavt tbare'e virta ia it Para'd if I wonlJ'ot ia a mlalt! Bat when yon tawk of doeratypla, . Webster's roand and tähea delito iat ' Dd ar 'live he'll stamp oar feature, And"babia" tew. deer little erectors. Oa piper, lroa.g Ias4r plat. Ilo'll Ii yewr shvdltfT sere as fate, -' So aatrl aad so trw to life. Whoa ye tr're away 'twill fool ye wr wife. iv2V-dif - TlLEirON'a Gallery, CANDIDATES. FOrtJUTH KOF TI1K PEAIrU. Eft. JorAL-. PUa aaaoiare tha site of JAVES T WALKS': as a ctnliata for Justice of the Teace, ef Pigeon T aihtp. at the eai'i ax April eUti-n. aL3i)-ta von city iuvi;Yort. Ma, C Hi.ti.n: l'lease annooace ia j our paper that I an a can JiJate for ra-tK'ctioa to the aff.ee of City Surveyor. mbS5 JAME1 DSAUXDURS. CITV COLLKCTOR. WeennooneetbetSBieof UEOEGE WOLFLIN asaeaa didats far City Collector. Wa are authorize! to aaannce the name of J. V, E3LEY nUGHES.aa aeaadilte for re-electioa to thaoSce of City Collector. tahX f:).i riTV rj.unK. sTtTTbe frioadsof Mr. FREDERICE LUXaTEXUEIMEß, aaaoance bin as a eaadidata for City Clerk at the April elcctioa. Ma. CaftLiLK: Pleaie anaooae my aatna asaeaadidata for re-election to the ot&ce af City Clerk, at tbo ensuing charter electiea. mhZu WELL U. WALKER. Füll M R:iAL. EDWARD S. MAK.TIX, ia acaadirfaU for the efieo of City Marshal, at theesaing A rrilt lection. J-We are authorised to anaeance J A M ES FITZWIL. LIAM asaeaadidata for the oC.eof City Marshal, attbeeaeulng April alee'.iaa. Sabjeetto tht dicitioa of tha Democratic Coaveatioa. jrärWeareanthoriied to announce JAMES B. EVANS, as a candidate for re-electioa i tha afice af Ci'.y Marshal, at thaoasaiag April aleetiea. tnh!7 HOLLOW AVA riLLS.-TiiKT Nkvkb Fait.. Other rviucdiee may relieve paiu. hat these Pills espel disease. Th-y cletaea th Mead, remove obs tractions from the bowel, Inviaorato tho diestiuu. ea'm the nerves, aad renovstothe roe.titutieo. Si.ll at tha m tauiactoriee. No. HO Maitiea Lane. ew-York aad No. StiStrad, Li-nJta. and ly all drvggisUatZje. t2j0.. aad $lper box. mh6-lwdAw MUIlnV e l.WMAAM Fl OIUDV WATER. Beware of iaitatione of thta rar at of perfumes and cosmetics! The ragrance of tbo gaauiua et only be dentroytd by waahlog the article impreroatot with it. It aBords laIt nt relief la nervoas heidaxhe, sad is esteemad throughoat South America a the best eure of eruptions, as veil tor its aaefinalled areas. SuH by l. T. Liimia U Co . whotroaledrar'Lats. Watsrstreet, New York, and bynll drutjisu at Vc. perbettls. . mhU-IwiAw nRISTOIH H14PAKILLA. Tbo oldest, tha purest aad the only reliable preparation of tbo kind. I bow manufaetared in a b'lfMy emeentrated form, with iiarrjved maehiner. by t ie nadcrsigaed, who are the eole pro prietors of tMs preeminent euro for croftla. Skin disease, gfaeral dettlttv. A e aid alo of Kemp'e Worm Pastill.a. aad immediate cur's far Worms, eoa'-alaing no mercurr. Sold by U. T. Lartroaa & Co.. wholesale drug, gists. 4 Water street. New-York, and by alldrufrtdtsatSoc. per bottle. Bthi3-lirdAw IIOOKI. VM) GEXMIAX HITTERS. THE CHEAT REMEDY FOH KECYOCS DEBILITY. J. M. MrLSniXEB, Doyleatowa. ra.. Jane 2n. is 3. says: My wife has bee a afUietee wif a nervous debility sines September. 1S5I. sines which time I have been unable to Cad ur ehraiciaa or meiliieae that would leaefit her ia thm least, until one dav Iaalle4a- tho atoro of Dr. Harvov. of' this town, far some tinetnre of iron, and dseribed ta him I the nSietioasof my wife; he then banded ms a lot of papers! to read, among which I found one deecribing your German ! Bitters. I immediately procured a few bottles front him,' and am pleased to etat tun the me or tut Bitters has done her mora gooa tnaa " reUiors -' a1 ihTla-. " 1 BbUlM- v Moo atvortleemoat. mbl.1 CI LASS LANTERNS. 25 dos wired aad plaia. for II IT andeandleefersateby mk27 B. E. GILBERT dS CO.

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- sjr alrmmenu. Cirdiof ix line r an" pt LXYKAOHDINAUY VOLUME!! (UISTESSESCE OF KNOWLEDGE. The title af this woaderfnl Saot is 0 AXTTHI.10 i0C WIST TO KSOW; Or. Over C709 I'acla for tio Peop:e. Cloth Gilt. I'RICE OXE DOLLAR. 36?ra. a)TTNQUIRn WITHIN" is one t tha mast Talnlle and J2. txtrordiurjr volumtt crtr prrnattd to tha nerieaa ruUie. aod eabadits nearlr Fcca TifoiiANu Facts, ia tha nott of which ant cereoa liv ac will Hid ia siraetioa. Rid inn entertilninebt. "IMiVIkk Withis" ia told at tha low price of on dollar and yet it coauiat 13S pareeof eloirlf fnatcd natter, aad i hao'ltornelTaaditronclTLocnd. Hie A Docur. A (iardiaer. a scaooimtr. a u"jtiriitr. An .rtut. a tnrAiist. a sivüHirr, A Coot. A Lawyer, A sureoa. A J t'bti-PtTr. A C.lm!t. A Coiutt)pit. A Lrea-rr. An Areonntat. An Arcbituct. A '-Lefer ntor," A Utyle" ( and a t'aieril Oaile to 11 kioof t'rtful and r'aoer tof'oyninit. AnnreDiea and Jlonty aaakinic. Bende all thie information aa4 we hae not room togitemnl-Wof a hoadredt rartof it it coTixa so mast VALCAri An vscrcL HKCficrs. that an (ciarrttion ft them r'aiirre SEVKXlV-Ttt'O COLU11XS UF FINK TYPE lUR TUli IN DKX. Inqciik Withix" is no toüe'tion of ancieat tylnri and receipt, but the whole i freih and new, and init d to the preoe t.mea. At a bookto keep ia tha familr for rla rsnce it ie naeircallad. comrrUin ae it doea all lind of Doekaef inftTnunin inaeinlivolutne. rulluhed by OAKRETT. 1 ICK & FITZCERaLI). "e IS An street, Xew York. Aleo. for aala br all Bookiallvn ia thie ilaee. Copies eftbeafcofe book seat ty mail oa receipt of 91, to aar address free of Pos tar. Reliable Agents wanted to canrais fnr"lvQCt&B WrrniK." SenJ Cash orders to tha Pablieart. EJ. tors of Coaatrr ewsprrs giving tha abarasd to tisemeat three rromicent insertions, calling attention to the itni ia the editorial eolninn. And sending a tuarkei copy f the ftrer to tha PablUhers. will receive "Inqusk witrix," per mora or nan. iree or postage. Aleo. inst published. TII. ABTIST'3 BRIDE, Lj Emlksos Bcsxett, Price II. nb30-lwdAw COSTAK'S II AT EXTEIli?II'ATOIt. f X iafallitla destmrer of Rats. Wick. Asts. Garcsp (A Vice. MO! vs. A-e.. &e.. Aro. (Not dangeroos to Houiq Fatally.) Eats do not die ia their holes, Inteoneeut aaa te. CosTAa'a" Btx Era ExTramsAToa, Never haowa to fail and used every day by thousands lacw aork aad elsewhere. CosTAa's" Electric Powpea Förtha destrnrtion of Moths. Mcsqcitoks. Fi.ir.s. Flk, Plant Insects. Vismis ox Fowls akd Animals, 4o . Xt. Sold Wbolesale and Retail at "Costau'S" Princiial Depot. hroada-ay, Nw-York, and by the priaci-al Drugriila and Dealers throughout tha I'aitad States, tha Canada. West ioaics, tautorna and &outn Atnertca. A Ordere must alaraye be aceompaaied by ttecAh. XnTNogooJ seat oa eotmiskion. fij-Small Saff lie raciatti inl up st ihe lawett whole e1oprWs for first orders in new plaeea, with Cards. Shaw Utile. rostero. Jtc. ie. syjrParkitM expressly put up for Shirs. Steamboats Uot is. I'uUiC lastuutioBs. ce. fir A Paper with fall particulars terana ta Wbo'esal Dealers teates of nriee. Ac.. Ae.. will be promptly mailt (prepaid) to any adJree on rteeipt of a3 cent P.O. sttmp Address COSTAL" 333 Broadway, Hew York. HALL'S JUUISAL. IM .1LTII 4 IMS to prevent disease by moderate indu.lriea aad th A t-mpre.to f nioi mens the aoeJ thlnre tf tHi life. It ailvixca co tu1iain nor advocates etarvatirn . Ta years euatents are "Disease aad ( riiae. cause el lasanity aa Siieide. Ujhly Carriage. Position in Sleeping, latnily Nuie. Iliv to make rotna harrv. inoucna lor i arcnts How to liva hsi. Care for Coras. Inverted Toe Nail.. Scar let Fever ordinarily managed without medicine. To previa aurytB't alive. i a vear, A"drea "HALL'S JOLIiXAL Or UEALT1I, MiW 1ÜUÄ." Bihr-wdaw EJ)RCMII.-12 dot nn'd Paict Urcites; J Z 'dos ae'd White V,'ah do; I I do d "cruh Brnsha; .4 doz aa'd fancy Dusters; : do Painters Duatera: l2 dot Shoe Brushte; 1 ) do Ilotse Biuahes. lor sale by mhw Z. n. COOK k SON. A CAI1RIAUK SHOP FOU HAI.K Oll RKM. HH E Proprietor having changed h!alusiness offers Ma aa rarrtna Shan and atarh af limltr lar aala. (Ir ba will reat the shop t? agoodteaaatespaMs ! earr)ingoath ka.-ine. It bae n good ran ol cna:m and pre cata a rare chance fnra carriage maker to get into bna'.neas ii this lnrUhiag eitr, where buMness may be secured tt the ostent ef the cani äl that maybe invested ia it. rahni-6w A. PEEKIN3. H tftiCa BAOS Kie Coffee; H Vf 175 kegs 5'd, IJM. salebv ob. to un MataTMsia; 16'd iai's rtolv-d aad Ter I. k D. liEIMANN. Sj mZ BXS Va.71emp Tobaeeo; 10 baa Wa'ten Oak Tob'os AaaP 20 ctsea French Chocolate 40 caeaa Baltimore Coo Oysters; lOgroxsaei'd Shoe Brashes; llrrvesn'il SemLi'g P.ruibrt: ft irons a'4 liorse irashe 20 groaa patent ntha Piae. ree'J for eale by mh3Q I. A D. II EI MAN'N. " W.U. IXa KlXXEYi ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTIKG AGENT. mhroif Henderson, Kj. If BBL Freneh Brandy; 75 bbls Orange Valley Whisky; el 25 rel Manilla Rnpe; 14 re I Hemp Bedcord; 2TOIbs nerapTtne; 75 bis W . R. and Eng. dairy Cheese; 5i i ueroii J roars, received ano ior aaie r a for aale rjr I. & I). HKIMANN. j.!! Y dwelling hours oit the corner of 21 a&4 Outa-rreets, if fl ie far rent, a fine act of rosewood spring bouorn Chair, 7b spring Mattrass and a French looklag glaaa for sale a the promisee cheap lor cash. mhW-Jt UICH'D RALEIOfT. TUX IIV. tllD POWDKH d'O.bIPA.'i V. MASUrACTUBtaS AS DEAI.CRS IX m Lei ip 2D s&y cI 2 0 CONTINUE to offer their well kaowa brands of r LtcTitic Im'a Kifle r.nd Ei xtl'crv Uiri r. i o wder, ia kegs and canisters. Alio t unpowder for Blasting and Mining, comprising a full assortment of pa.t!itlee and kinds required by the trade, guaras.tee'4 ta giro eatire aartefurtica. The itaadtrd of their Powder, which has now enjoyed the highest repor-tion for more than twenty-five yeare. will be loaad aae-irpassod by any other manufacture of the kind ia the world. For tale bv the principal Jerri. and also at the office of the Compaay, No. 8'J Wall, tit. Water street. New York. A. O. HAZAHD. President. A. W. Dotroi.Asa. Kee'y. tnhl-t'isd DAVID EF.AI 8IM0X SHALL . IIEAK &S.1IALL, IMPORTHBS & DEALERS IN FOREIGN & DOMESTIC VINES, EHANDIE3, GINS, C0ELIAL3, CK1AI1N, VC., rrCAMOBE STECKT, BKTwEr. WATER AXD FIKST, KVAXaVlLLE, I.M). Jja AYE just opeaed with a laree stock of ehoico Wines. U.a. Liurs. Cigars, d;.. which they offer todealerset tne iowet price ia tae mar-et. ittey lavue theattatioa of bu vers to their euck. with tho full confidence that they can a i ve, them entire satisfaction, ia regard to riiceeand quality. mh-tf IIISSOLUTION. " rTTIHE pertaership heretofore existing between thenoder11 eirae. ander the Arm name of HARRINGTON A; STRAIX, has beea this day dissolved by mutual conneot Allel time agaiaat said firm will bo paid by Thomas M . Strain, who will aUo receipt for all debts due said Arm. CM ARLE HARRINGTON. ph? JwdAv TUOMASJI. STRAIN. EYAK.SVILLr. TOOL STOItL. I AI STBEET, BETWEEX F1BST AKD 8 COS I). rrBE Baderraed would respectfully Inform theeitltens ü of Evar tvilla sal of the aurroundiac country, that he ia now receiving hie spring etoek of Toole and Hardware (iner uiy. comprising many new articles aud psruy consist ing el iflcclaaiilc's Tool In the greatest variety and eftho very best quality, being Bcaigbaaeaciuaiveiyior retail trade, aiso Rulldlns: Hardware, Looks. ITatehcts. wroorht and cast Butts, wronrht Hinges Sereae, Kails. Brads. Trimminga for furniture, die . Ae. Garden and rarminy Imlciucnts, Shovels. Spad-a. Grain Seoop. Hoes. Iroa aad steel Cakes, ana nay reraa. A.c. l'ocket und Table Cutlery, Spoors In great variety. Scissors aad Shears. Ae.. alwavt oa uaad J.iains. Millen rroee t;ut a. Axes, riatiotm teilen. Chain Paaps aad ixtureo. Brasa and Enamelled Kottl -s, ic.. Ls. A conwnuace of p.a'.ronsice resperttally sohoid. Al tJ'S W ALDKIRCif. mhi$ iB (t!!ie, kjLw.eiBf iTti Bd Second. COUONEU'S ICtL'E.ST. ANIrqnert held before me oa the 21th ias'aat. in Perry township, over the body af a maa uakaowa. er posed to hare luen accidentally crowned, of miodle agaandeiae. Ha4 on a heavy woollen roandaboat. aoat. cabinet cants. li;lttv.tand wbiteehirtand drawar. warta oa nach hand, thes tad socks, whisksrs aad ronustsehes. mhiS-iw JOfIN TRIPLE. C. V. C. WKW HOOKS! CO ANT'S History of Bihls Revision; Live and Lesrn; Eaioiro Within." a book for everybody; ' Oodr'a Lady'a Book for April; Vauaee Lotion ior io: Islie's Jonrnal far April: Ilarper for April: . riham for April. mh:t7 DOBELL & LISTE. ' CITV Oft PIISS npnnE Treasurer Is bow prepared to redeem all City Orders SL bow oautaadlag. upob the same beiag preecated for rfaeptioB. The inur.it en ell oidera will cease, from aad aJter the 1st day of April cautilog. ' By order. nh27-lm WKLL IT. WALKER. Clerk. . rfVcAaKa Boots and Shoo, lu-a ree'dnd for aale ' ßß ty hl7 SEEN & PRESTON.

MISCELLANEOUS.

PBJ EW GOODS cotaprtilag mt t ery rtiel ia th ''"a IXl I j rtc.iT.4 at A. O PUallKti'S. . ui..h.n-a tiiork. ViiBitrcat. L11m aa Gailna art trr rertetull inritad to call, whera ttty eaa Sa a v ur arutr. thaa at ar atora ta tha Waat, aH aal a law tha lewrft. mh23 A. C. PrSUBK. K. . MiWhall'a B!lr. Mi-atra. f BELKER & HEDDERICU baa parehaaod from DeOar- . rnadt Kha. their Urge familj hok, which tho? wil ran for tha aceommcdation of tha pabho. Orders left at th otfxo at tha Waehinctoa Uoul will naet with prosaptattea tiaa. mtI,l, lid are Agents fur thoaleof this reliable Machiaa;a1I who wish to eave labor in the harvest Bald ebewld proeara tie: we lave aaiaplej oa hand whieh we ahall take ple&anre ia shewing. lirRXBROOB JccA.. tuh2i ater street, hvaaivllla. cXaIUB V.R' CALKSJ -Wa have la aura agod iL' aMortiurat a thee ki:Uclr Weighing JiieMacs; wa warrant thtea accubatk aad lcAi.k. Ht rafr ta all thosa who have tooted thir goedaoa. Wa can fara.h enles oijjc?Acity frono.r pr acmm to nr nc5Pat roxg. iiORXtlKOOK & CO., Agents. tnli21 Water atraet. Evansvilla. fTOOl'LI KrilKT. 3) dos Ladita Uaoped SkirU, jifl rea'daadforaala ky -r MATS. lOcaiea Men aad Boy Legnora Hau: 20 do da do Palta Hau assorted; 5 do do do wool tiaagariaa mmi: 9 do do do Casimere da d;ree'a aad fer sale by mh21 KEEN PBESTOX. c nicrj r..v;n.vi (.,; Rii rr'A andforala Ö b mh2l KLES t PI MTOX. .r r imi.-fi.-l(l,tli Pmki Rrra.twit rx'akT SA.MIÜL VICKKfcr. inhil Corner aiAia aaa seceit atreeu. "B ä(Th DOZ aaa'd Kemp Slaallla aad graae Bed Cords; 60 dot aAe'dcottoa Cords; 8 bales ecttoa Tviae, fe!9 Z. H. COOK. & SON. for aale by Ogfn BOXES prlnso New-York Hamburg CSeoso. ra'tl 5iL.P'rrtlf "12? ltU Z,ü .93 O. 6rOAR.-25 hhdsjas re'd forealrfby V fei 8. K.ÜILBEET CO. JC. JEWELL Ii CO., have just received . 15 cases Bleeched Motha; 10 cases ass'd CoUcaadet 5 do Summer Tweeds; 7 o Dealme; 2 do to Jeans; X da Shepherd CI ehe; t da Marreillea Coating; 3 do Aproa do; 1 da Cadat Mtstnre; 1 do Spanien liaec eoat'g; 4 do Linea Drilliag: S do Col'd Cambree; 4 4 Check Coatings; 3 do Browa Liaea. ear. Viae aad First-su. sfcl JC. JEWELL A- CO.. have ta store aew ready l lOlalesBroua Shetting-; 100 pieces Brash; 1 alos Skirting tri- g as o Carpeting: 10 do Brown Drilline; to do Oil tioU 7 do asacrted Ticbinas 60 do Caav; 15 do tiaeUaklaachedSbeefg; 20 do Padd.ng. eomer" Tine and First-eU. . aia TT C. JEWELL & CO.; have alio 9m 15 pi(Cosumtcer Caaeisaeres; , pieces tsemmer toaxint; wpinn r,c ci oh.ii 2t do rol'd Tabby VelveU; do black Silka; 1 do Floreacc silks; 75SiUs Mantilla; 2t Hi ape Shawls: ei'd aad bl'k silkShawls; fn IVLkne Shavls; 73 Challi fibawle; 76 hiik Scarf, eoraer Viae and Firs:-eta. sahS 4T5 caars Men's black tad eelered It ool Hats; Wido do do do Far do; SOaaaea ova' black aad colored Hats; 10 do Palm Hat; 1 cases Legbeta ITttl; at An ool'd ailk Bonn eta: "6 aaaea aee'd rtraw Boenete. is a part only of our etoek in tiie lino of Oooda, witch wo nave aireaav Yeeeiv ana oner public at low prices aa.- c a good terms (.lease give ne a aall at our store, corner Vine aad First-atreete. Evans ills. lad. BbS J.O. JEWKLl, it CO. !taii. ar.150 keg U'loent Werks) Nails astorUd sitae; sn t tis ra uiaer icegar; WO boxes Window Ulas aeortdelies: 6t do Pickle in gallon. ; gallon and paarte; 15 raves Sardinea , and Ji leiee; 10 do Lobsters in 2 lb can; 25 do Cove O-.sttrs in 2 lb and I lb cans; onbosee TomatoCatebup;74 bus Perper 8s,uce; RO do Mermen Soap, "Sbas Palm Soap; 2u0 da fancy Soap, ree'd aad lor eaie y I. k D. IIEIV ANN lets eO. H AND l.p;IO.K.Mboe Oranges; -x I m i: n nuliii e.nd far sala TV mh4 ftiUlUl' I)KU1 rSirnAn1 bhd prime New Orleans gare: bhis CtariAed Scitri; 2 bbla Crushed Sogar; 20 do Loaf do; 10 do Pnlveriiee. nM PRKSTON BROS. eaJlTti HN MUlhK 1 0 L A ! SO bbU; ic3 2 hH Ibia. juat received aad lot eale by . uiij PRESTON BKO. eiL.MHIKH.-2S bbla Tar; M 3 litxloa Broom.; fO is V ah Boarde; 2?0 Votea Window Glars; 40 bags Spikes last ree'd aaor for sala by tahd PRESTON BROS. A1LL Füll SALE. ft WISH to dispose of myStoara Flouring Mill and grouads I 11 in tha eityol New Albany, lad., oa the corner ef sum and Mm atreeta. i r e onuair g ia mi icet iren. - iee rP. ! four stories aich.auKtautially tuiltof bard brick en a strongatoae loandatica laid ia water line. The Will ie in perfeer running order, can oako ' b mis of Cour la 24 henra. ana ' is convenient to the d'-pote of the N. A A; 8 aadJefloraoa villa Kiilroada, aa the bio river. . Thie property will be sold low aad t a eaey permeate, ml. IN. A.Tribuae) JAS. MARSHALL. CHO in; PlMll.t ILTAKI li4i da i lb cans; SOdoaseana: 50 do I lb do. warranto rah aa warranted fare bv Z. II. COOK k SON. XII P: XKW YOIIK IIAKLIIY STILL. AHEAD! rrnniSropu'arejtahliahmentriae recently male eateasiv JA arraagemente or tnn manuncire oi niiwr, o.ir, Boat eh. aeda. Pie Nie. Water and Ureter Crsckers; P i levBread. Ac. . Ae. oCct&er wan agooa aaeoruncatoi i-ei Bread, Ae. Bread. Cakes rad Pies. Tha'aDbscrlbcrhaaaNo rurebaeed thePateat Right for th men a feature of Cram L Paul's PATENT LOAF BREAD! Madebr machinery, uhleh possesses msav superior qaalU tieaerthe old stylo of maaafectore. Tha Bread baa the" ad van tag's cf being mora uniform mach laaoson.r aad hite ia appesraar than 1 read hereto'ers mads Ulcere much longer, aad ie ot objeetionatle for nse when a week old. It eats aa handeomrly as the finest Poaad (ake.eadi without waste. It goes further and ie comiag into seaeraVBseia families aot aceustoaied to B aker'b Bsead'bII who ass Baker's Lresd are iavited to (its tbi aw artiels a tral. e 7 Families can besnpplied at their docre with aay article' la my line, fresh from the oven. KiT Country otdcrsaod erdete frcta the rirtr, premrtlr filled and delivered, at the New York Bakery, cn First st., oppcaitetho Po. tofliee. - uhl-fm J. C. GAL'NT. WF.ICT POTATO lS. 13 hbls Sweet Pota'aes, ee'e? oa ccBs'iictLrut and for aale by ... . lei8 I. & V. UfclAlA.T. FILOKHTh-f bags just roe'd r-retramer Aat.lope andiersaleby WHEELER f RltiOS. fe28 No. 47 Main-street, B.Mfrll kitts No, 2 ackeret Kills vf - P'acawi". - itts No. I Mackerel; 40 kitte X a Vsekerel; is 2 k 25aurter M.lsNol: 21 quarter bblaj. l.lbalf do da 2; 15hair do do a: 23 bUe No. I, No 2 and t; 4 drama Codliab. and for eala' ty HEELER jj RIOUS. COIFIII.201be prime new CoHflshi UK) boxes No. I Herrings, just ree'd aad saust bo oold ky fe25 E. S. BABCOCC. fl IFE of Charles Sumner; ILJ Pri ra'o Correspondence of Daniel Webater: Olmued'eTexae Journey; The Queea'S Fate; Lo'e Canterbory Tales: Ihe Prmeeof tho House of David. A-e . Ae.. inst reeV and for sale ty ja 27 T. Ct'Nk NOTON L CO. . ' 10 KEW AUDI Stolen or Taken by ITIIatakeX A LIGHT russet eolored YALISE. marVed oa the end ilnV Lieut. John A. Thompson. U. S. A.. waa takenv r.m tha Pavilion Hotel, an TaeeauV OVeaiae. by aomo per- " eoa through wistakc. or with the dasiga I appro priatiag tha contents of Itto himself. The above reward will be paid er the reoovery of ths property and discovery of person tatiaga it. mhl P. ANDERSON.JavFlioBjJouI. S p:31I.KfcH DAf'S. efjOO Liacela IHiHa two iushela loraalelowby fei '0 POSTER h O. - .. - . -mmw eeseia T-TAII.S 20Okega aaaorted WhecliaeNaiia. or.aia aj 1 aah-AS Z. B. COOK SON. TfPrCKETS, AC- 50 dog red aad Was Buckets; SlJß 15 do large 3 hooped Tubs; 15 nest Tuts. 5 each; 20 nest Tube Seech; 10 dot cedar Buck.ts; AOioi Wash Boerds. lnuree. by nh23 Z H.COOa. ii S'J. pr N EST Wooden Bowie; Jroodo cau or covered Palla; 2S rack iron bound K Bushel: 20 rata plaia Jg basheU, 10 it iron bound Peck Measures: . 10 dot plain Peck Masureo; 10 V'.JJ" each. or aale ty ah Z. H. COUaT. dc SON. ,enOFFEK.-75 hare prime Eastern Colleo. la store i sad fsr' sale by Z. H.OOOK A SON. sTfh DOZaea'd Market Baskets: w DfZ aee'd Semb Brcthe: . ' ZZttP i dot do Paiut dos dos aoe'd Heree i Brwahao, 2!o do Shoo do; 40 dos de White Vt aaa da ree'd and for tale very low by mb25 Z. H. COOK A SON. ek:. atwdoa ineh Kggs; . A lOt-J Iba prims Lard; 10UO lbe Kxt" dried fre'd ty mh25 I H. COOK A aO fJO 'II Kit 1"0 kegsHiaml Rifle Powder; KM) kegs Miami Planting Powderj 2.hr.kegs do Rifle do; 35 qr. do do do ae; 10 cases do do do. la mscarlao aad 'er sale Z IT COOK Ai SON, Agent-. Miami Pew4er rorrny. mb2 P3 ATCIIIa-r ,rT New Y.rk W... 75 bUs rehoild Alolaaea; SO ."nW O Hl 40 do S. H. do; bhi'J"?miu;.l Z suhdschous x . o. waaf Bggs. tlAPKn.AC 70Cboadlee Weappiag Paper; A T gr"; Bo.a.t Board,: W gro.. B ..tier's I.k (20 b.l tlinat r.o-4 per Joh. McCaU. f fc SIrJ.. as aaaew

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