Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 213, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 April 1857 — Page 3

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SATURDAY, APRIL 4,1 A. M. MIMATUKK ALM A S AC: n.t . 5 3J Rc Srn B.W. e ;w RlftK ).... Light Literature. flach new moon brings with it, a budget of light reading. Oura for April, arrived some -days since, but we have postponed its open ins until to-day. First comes l'v-if rrDnnrir w "fll Tv'ninl- rt l)m roaring fellow that wears tut one boot, but Iiis quiet namesake in blue covers, replete with good things. The Hut is continued, and a gem it proves to be. Yet we protest Against the "cuts," with which its papers are marred. Thej are the -ualiinJesP cuts of alL The Editor's Tabic, is furnished in the same old bounteous manner a ftast of good .things to Old Knick's patrons. Putnam holds its own. Tho articles are 'well written, but now and then, you find a tirrade against tho South and its institutions, which would have graced lho columns of an nti-slavcry journal, but is Kully out of place, 4.a a magazine, devoted ostensibly to tho cultivation of literature. Withal, it is one of the best of our American periodicals. . Harper is known tho world over. The ."Monthly Record of Current Events, is prepared with great ability and care, whil the Editor's Easy Chair, is a very pleasant place for a half hour's Ioung3. The Editor's Drawer is a placo where old newspaper jokes, that havo bjen tloatinqj about newapapenlom sine the djys of tho liamago Press, re preserved, and frora titno to time, replenished. Harper will, however, always be a favorite with the -re-vim;' public. Tho April number is one of the best of the year. ' Household Words, wilh its sketcbes of ' English lifo, its satires and criticisms is be:foro us. Tho admirers of the author of Pickwick, will find in the columns of Household Words, an occasional article bearing the impress of Dickens' genius. His magazine is one of the'gums in our monthly budget. Tiis North British Review, for February, 'Contains its usual number of sterling reviews, "written by tho first journalists in England. It is republished in this country by Leonard Sott & Co., who also publish ail tho English Reviews. Chamber's Journal for February, a reprint of tho Edinlmrg edition, is a choico number and discusses tho current matters of the day in a light, fresh, sparkling manner. The new books are briefly reviewed in a masterly style. This magazine sells at 15 cents a ccny. The Schoolfellow is a mortal magazine for boys and girls It is always sprightly and entertaining. It publishes the best of stories, is fiuely illustrated, and its influence is in truetire, puro and excellent in every particular. We commend it heartily to the atten tion oi parents. Graham, now in the fiftieth volume is not inferior to any illustrated magazine in tho country. It gives a great variety of instruc tive and cntcrtainin? rcadin?. illustrated with first class engravings of every description. GouxY and Yaxkes Notions were noticed a few days sicco. ' ' In tho newspaper line, we have Uarte&'s Weekly, a bcautfu'.ly printed paper, containing sixteen pages of reading matter. Messrs. JJobclI & Lister, have made arrangements to sell this paer at 5 cents a copy, tho York price, thus saving postago, to New those .wishing fc procure it. The New Yoia; Lkdo ER, and 1113 V EKKLT NOVELETTE. With IAN kek Notions, and Frank Leslie's Paper, have all been received. Messrs. Dobell & Lister, furnish all tho above magazines and papers, at tho publishers' prices, saving postage to the purchaser, and securing tho delivery, of tho magazines and papers at an early date. We refer our citizens to thein for all information respecting period' icals. Mr. Dobell is proverbial for his kind ness and attention to all who visit him. Wo arc indebted to him each month lor a completa set of magazines and papers. C5"e call attention to tno notico in Another column, of the. V. C. Agricultural and Horticultural Society. Members should bo punctual in attending these meetings. .All should feel a deep interest in the doings of this Society, as tho prosperity of our country depends much on the management ofthat Bank tho Bank of Earth. It is a Bank that always yields a good dividend; and as it prospers, so prospers our country. ' The Theatre The last Night. lit. Graham's Company give their last performance in this city to night. During their stay, they have been well supported, and we cannot but regret their departure. The members of the company have made themselves friends in Evansville, who will gladly welcome them on somo future occasion. To-night we havo Mr. Mulholland as Dan Rice, the clown, as an Irish Lady, and as Dan ltice, tho citizen. , Wo promiso all who go pleasant time. It is tho last night let the house be crowded. CZT Another lot of beautiful cassimeres rich Testings, cravats, shirts, collars, &c., has just been received at Ltoss', one door above tho Post Ofiice. : Real Estate at Auction. We' call, the attention of our readers to Iglehart & An thony advertisement of a large salo of real estate, at auction at 2 o'clock to-day. KVANSVILLK TOOL STOItU. UMX SrUEUT. SKT'VKf S nST AN3 SKCOSD. flJl.'lR unlerjiiisd wwttld rwpee-.failjr iaforat theeitiieas iL, of Bt(i.tiU and or tat sitro in jin eouatrr, Ust U b i. 'Midi' h!s rcitti stock of Toots aad Hard a eaertli, cnpiiiaj aiaar asw arti?!e asd partly ooaiinmechanic 'fools, . Ia the tret(t variety and of the' very bt quality, tetag asi(asl asalaitivel lot retau rara lluildiu? Ilarilwurc, Looks. Us'.eHoU. wroort aad cut ftutts. wroetbt niavtt Seres. Nails. Urads. Trimmiafs fur faraitaro. e. Garden and Farming liuplciuentt, 8heve!. Sptdes. Grata Seoop. lloes. I run aad steel Rases Maiture and hay t orts, CO. locket and Table Cutlery, ftnnoBa la rreat varietv. Seimori ani Shean. .. alwit an hand. Chun. Mill an Crow Cat Saws. Axt. Platform mIh. Chain rsssi and fi its res. Brass aad Eaanetle KetUaa. iiC. iiO. A eoauananee of paeransce respoetfaU Solicited. ALU'S WAlUtlKtU,

$ort of (EoanaoUle. AKBI7AL8 AnTdEPABTUEZS, DELEGATE, from Nashville to PUUbnrff. FRED THON, from Ft. Louis to Cincinnati. DU!? LIETH, from Cincinnati to Kashf Me. . ARK. TRAVELER, from Memphis to Louiville. MAKTIIA PUTJIAX, from Pittsbtrx V Galena. KM PI RE riTY.from Pitubur 'to Rt. Louts. KETUKN. from St. Louis to Era nsv iile anl back. BEX FKANKL1X, from Faducah to LouliviUe. V. RA IK I, fron Louisville to Memphis! A

2UVEB. INTELLIGENCE. Tnc Thvrrt ! falling vptv W1v nt ff.;

.... - ' . . " . . M A T eL AsL 1 An Louisville this morning, rassengei going , Mst snoisid wan lor ner, oy an means. Mes-sis. Smith and De Hart in the office are the cleverest of gentlemen and Capt Reed is a careful commander. (fir The Nick Thomas pavsed down yesterday evening with two barges in tow heavily ladened, ii . i t i r it it Elver ani Weather by Telegraph. Fittsbuko, April 3, M. ItiYer five feet six inches, and at a stand. Weather clear and cool. Louisville, April 3, M. Seven feet in the Canal, four feet four inches on tho Falls. Weather clear; mercury GO. CixciNtfATr, April 3, P. M.ftivcr falling; about ciiht feet in tho channel. Weather cold and cloudy. St. Louis, April 3, P. M. Biver about stationary at this point, with about twelve feet water to Cairo.

point, but as will be seen by our dispatches is , keen making inquiries respecting the relat a stand at Fittsburg. tires of John Parker another boatmen, who

B.i va.ua iiii;iiwijtiat Vienna. Md., vice Geo. A. L: Smith, whose ms order. eather cool and 'u.:.- t.i sar,mi V..lcorrla

but in good boat cloudy, with appearance of rain. BY TELEGRAPH. REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOUSNAL IMPORTANT FR0MNICABAÜG UaT" V . :i O Tl. . i 1 m . c. 1 .,i , . t"iVa.tl h.ia. " 11 UIC MVtli Utk AI VA ÄkDLJI 11 V All Ut&tCa KJk Kil'J 23 ult.f arrived here this morning. The Tex at connected at A spin wall with the OriziLa, and brings later California advices. Advices from Bivas, the headquartos of Gen. Walker, to tho 10th rlt. Tha purser of the Orizaba reports Walker's army in good condition and well provisioned. Gen. Walker, with 400 men, attacked the allies at San Jorge, gained the placa and burned an important portion of the town, and retreate'J JiS- Gm-Choro. at tho head ui J...VAS uiuti, usu LucauLtLua uLtactiuu, uut was t t. . i j . unven rjacic wun prcai siaunter dt uen. Ilenninoca. Gen. II. and Gon. Walker met thom retreating, and they woro con9juentIy placed between two fires, and becoming completely paralyzed, Buffered immensely. Loss of the allies, by their own accounts, amounts to 327 killed and over 300 wounded. Walker estimates their loss at COO killol and GOO wounded. He states his own loss st 2 killed and 21 wounded. Walker had the dead bodies buried. The sloop-of-war St. Marys is still at San Juan, It ia reported that Canas, commander in chief of th allie?, is under arrest for making certain overtures to Walker. It in also ru mored thU (Jhillcon raised a body of men in V I 8 1TT-11- 1 .1.1 ion nu v. a Huuuv u, join w aner. anu ma. Col; Lockridgo, who is stationed on tho San Juan Iliver, receired another strong reinforcement of Texans, together with v largo quantity of provisions and ammunition. His command is imprisoned. Only two communi cations by water with CosUduca, namely, JlU men at the mouln or the lerra river, and im men at mo mourn oi mo oan uanos. ; , . . . .. , . , . ! IJemaining 152, stationed in advance, under, ! I s -t rt r ' l r n.. i t t ir..i . I uio cum mau u oi wi. xjuc.riuu, near tacua-

sa rapids. Col. L. said ho secured documents ( New Youk, April 3. Tho Washington corshowing that the Costa Ricans had opened a respondents say that the Administration has Transit Route to tho English. Tho Cot a definitely refused to send a special minister to

Rican forco at San Carlos was small, and Col. L. is confident of taking it. It is reported that the allies, after being de featcd by Walker, had retreated to Massaya.

The royal Mad steamer, New Granala, had Tho Herald states that the agents of the been boarded by tno Persian stcamsr Loa, Spanish and Mexican governments are purin the interest of Riranco, and plundered of chasing provisions and munitions of war in

$32,000 in specie, arms and provisions. Tha sloop of-war, Saratoga, had ljft Saa Juan for Havana. LATER FROM MEXICO.1 Now Orleans, April 3. The Schooner oaqmn has arrived. Sho left Yen Cruz on the 20th ultThe coTcrnmant is in suet straitened circumstanccs that it was obliged to suspend! - - . lavment at the custom houses of Vara Cruz and the City of Mexico. British relations continuo unsettled. The new Constitution was promulgated on tho 11th ult. Gen. Clancarto was a voluntary prisoner at Guydila-nhara, on trial by cour t marshal, Tuente, Minister. Hacinda Gurrca, lale Governor of Tampico, is about to visit the capital to defend his character. The mails arc very irregular. Nothing has been heird at the city of Mex ico of tho rejection of Forsyth's treaty. It u reported that Santa Anna has a num ber of emissaries at Mexico. The Nicaraugua news received in this city, gave great joy. St. Louts, April 3 The Lecompton cor respondent of this morning's Democrat says: " The census of Kansas is now being taken. Tho work is being done in a very superficial manner. Some neighborhoods aro missed en tirelynot taking the names of half the actual settlers in others." The re is much Quarreling between so natters and Land Associations, in tho different parts of the Territory. Several Deputy Marshals are arresting po litical prisoners on charges growing out of difficulties last summer." At tho Democratic meeting, last night, Huntington, Editor of tho Leader, raad a let ter from Col. Denton, which denounces and ropudiates the emancipation movement in this State. Upwards of a million and a quarter of dollars subscribed to the six banks. They will be started here. The books are elose until after the organization and election of direc tors, when they will lo opened again. "Wasilvgtox. April 3. The Pres .iDDoiuteJ the folio winz Collectors: Jacob . ... . . . - lUlCagO, VICO UOIiWaV, rCSlSnCU; IkOUCrt larLS, ruv-ahn-'T Oliwi

WASHINGTON ITEMS. - Washington, April 3. The , Union publishes the correspondence between Napier, the Earl of Clarendon and Mr. Cass, relative to the rescue of a great part of the crew of the British barque Tasso, wrecked at Birmegat, rescued by the crew of an American life boat. Mr. Fowler, acting vice-consnl at New York, has been instructed to convey to the widow of John Jones, one of the boatmen, who perished in tho rescue, & donation of $50, as a mark of fsympithj from the Hritlsh povernment A subscription had also resulted in the

collection of a sum sufficient for tho purchase of a small house and farm. Mr Fowler has I 1 ' ?. boatmen who I IsIC, ClLal LtlV VÜ WAV Th Ear. rf clarendon instructed Lord Na- ' pier to express, in tho warmest terms, the thanks of the British government for the timely assistance rend cred, and expresses his admiration of the courage and devotion of the American boatmen. Mr. Cass, in a letter to Lord Napier, says: u It is always a Boiirca of j gratification to this government, when the citi zens of the United States are instrumental in rescuing individuals, cppcciall r citizens orsubjects of friendly countries, from the perils of the sa. and the manifestation cf sympathy j and gratitude on tho part of her Majestv's I government, 13 justly appreciated by the Pres ident. Aitointme5T3. Geo. ft. Bocyll, Appraiser of Merchandize at Philadelphia, vice E. Gideon; G. Wescott, appointed Postmaster; Joseph Bates, Jr., Collector, Mass., vico Edward P. Little, whoso commission has expired. Amos Bobbins, Collector at Perth Amboy, N. J vice Francis W. Bringlv, whose commis eifi Vio i T-n!riJ Wt ft .Tflrnn riftl?rffF Post Master, Belfast, Maine, vico James L. Noyes, whoso commission has expired. Jess Sharp, Collector, Wilmington, Dela ware, L.I). Stark, Camden orth Carolina, J. W. Little, Egg Harbor, New York; N. W. Wood, Vicksburg; Nertx Schaffer, Milwaukic, Thaddeus Sanford, Mobile. Applications for routo agencies and small post oicces are numerous. J Uw, that no remo,al of It is determined, present incum bents shall take place, except for cause. It is not true that Peter G. Washin5ton, Ex-Assistant Treasurer, intends going into the banking business with Ex-Secretary Guthrie, at Louisville. Charles II. Hampstead, appointed director of the Mint in California, in place of Lott, removed- ' Removal of Kennan, Consul at Hong Kong is conditional. Commissioner Parker, in structed to carry it into effect, if he shall astain tho truth of tho chargc that KcnnM . i carrieu an American tiar at tno iicau oi tno a a . m . forces in tho attack upon Canton. Ex-Governor Bigler. of California, was appointed to Chilli, ho was offered, but refused, the office of Commissioner or Minister to China. From tho records of tho pension bureau, it appears that the land warrants issued smco tho first law passed will call for about fiftyeight millions of acres. The acts passed sinco February 10th 18 i have granted more than City millton of acres. There can be no doubt of tho report receiv ed by the Texas, that Canas had made over tures to Walker, as such action had before been indicated by a letter from Minister Pacinda, at Nicarangua. though the naturo of tho over turcs are not known. Chillon was always " fricndly to talker, and only awaited a proper VUUUilUUIVI W tnSIVU BlUkilt The re iniorcement teat joined Jjockridgo consisted of 220 Texans. Tho abovo is given on authority of private letters received here. I T 1 1 Atav MrtA-lAfi 4ViA TT CiinaajsmA -nrt . q that Ä rolnm rontnin. I wuii. iiau auuvuuwvu kiiab a wiuurj vvii taiir tJ mm vVia ?i An a m v rt vAr r r n 9 1 V (nA ' ata vaaw WAV UVVI31Vill MtlU VLIIIIWlia tstv VsV e - . i.u;. , ocott caso, will be published in two or tnrco . r China; also, that orders aac issued for the dis missal of tho American Consul at IIonr Kong for assisting the British in their attack on Canton. anticipation of the expected invasion of Mex ico. CHOICE FAIIM LA.DS FOR 8.1 LB. TIIS ILLINOIS CENTBAL It. K. COMPANY IS XOT raT.PABKD TO SLLL ABOCT 1,500,000 ACRES orCHOICE FARMING LANDS, IK t a acts or reBTT ACaca asd vrwitPl, On Long Credits and at low Rates of Interest. rjpUESK land vera araated tj the Oovora meat U aid la M. the construction of this Koad, and aro ameag thenenestaadmoat fertile la the world. Tnev atead .Vottbcast aas Northwoft. throajh the middle of tbs Sute. to tbs sxtreme Sooth, aad laelade every variety of el i mate aad promotion ton a, between these parallele of lactirade. Tho Northern portion is ahfeSv prairie, iaterspersed with toe Urevos. and If.!"d ia tbs Diddle and Southern section umber Pitalterasuac with beaetital frairiss aad peahe climate ia aaoro healthy, mild aad ennoble, than any other part of tho eoantry t.ie air is pare aad brctiag, while Uvtaa; streams sad erlagt or excellent water abound. Bitamiaona Coal ia extensively mined, aad oapplie a cheap aad dectrable fael. beiaa; faraishad at maay points at SJ to it par ton aad wood can be had at the atme rate per cord. Ballliatv Stone of txeelleat qaality also abonndx. whisa can be proonred for little mote than tho oi pease of transportation. Thetreatfcrtility of these lands, which aro a Mack rich monld from two to five leet deep, and gently rolling their euatinity to this Koad. by which every iaeility is lamsbed for ttavil and transportation to tho principal markets North. Suath, Kast, West aal tbe economy with whi.h they can bo cultivated, rsader theo the most valuable i a vestment that canbefonad; and present the most favorable opportunity, for persons of iadn.trious habiu and small means, to aoiniro comfortable ladependence in a tew years. Chieuo is now the createst train market in tha world and tha facility aad eooaomy with which iba producta of these laadacanbe transported to that marnet. make them maeh more i-roStable, nt tae prices asaed, thaa those more remote at f jvaimtat rates at ths additional ecstef transportation ia a perpetual lax oa tha latter, which taust bo borne bytlte Errdaeer, in tue reaucea price no receives ior o a (train, sc Tha Title is perfect end when the final pavmeata aro made. Deeds are execatei by the Trustees appointed by tha suis, and la whom tacuueie vested, to tbs purchaser, winch convey to tbeta absulate titles in fee simple, free aad clear ef over incambraneei lien or mortgage. TUB PRICCSs AltK FROM ?ß TO f 30. IXTkBKST OS LT THEIK ME CtXT. Twenty per cent. wiU be deducted from tho credit price lor Cash. Those wbe vnrehaae ea long credit, give notes pnyable la 2, S, 4, 5 and 6 years after date, andere re luired to improve one-tenth annually for five years so aa to Lave en-bail the land under cultivation, at the end ef trat time. Competent .Surveyors will atcompanv those who with te examine tbesa Laads, free of etiarje, aad aid thom in making selections. The lands remaining nasold aro as rich aad valuable uict vhua have tca disposed of. I i:i'TIO.AL MAPS Will be sent to aar oae who wuieaslone fifty cents ia post age tampo. aad books or ramphUM. containing inmerooa instances or eu.-etssfol firming, tuned by respectable aad well-known farmers living in tbe ntighborhoed ef tbe Rail road Lands, throarhout tho State also tbe cert of fenelng. I piloe of cattle, ox penta of barvestinc. threshing, et. er 1? - . urmsa. addressed to john wihom. Laad uommiasioaer ertbe uiiaois reatrai Ii. H. V. Office la Illinois Ctauul R. R. Depot fel3Sadavr Chietro. Illiaoia. t west y mo. uennino Malaca wine. Umeor Wine. Ulaekberey Wine. Native Port Wine. Blackberry uranay, saa ur,s finely si siinies lot sale b

l-iiL,.1 ff IQIOHS. We rave constantly en band alxrrj stock of lUcnt nSS S. i nuersef the beet brande. Oranea Valle WhUkv: aid

Prr Rye. Xaoagahela Whisky, Catawba Brandy, Pert Wine.

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COMMERCIAL,.

HABKETS BY TELEGRAPH KKW ORLEANS MAKKET. 2Uw Out a ks, April 3. Sales of Cotton tfrday of 8.500 bales.' market slightly daarer. Middling 13 to 13;,'.' Sales of lhe;week 28,UO0 bales Sugar 10,';; moss Pork $23 00. Lard firm. Prime 11 4!!, sales of the week 26,500 bags. Stock in Hew Orleans, 71.000 bags. Exchanges on Loudon. 8 SEW YORK MAKK.KT. Siw York, April X Flour buoyant; sales 1450 bbls. $5 73; Southern $0 S0G 40. Wheat buoyant; ales of 4S,fK0 bushels; White W heal advanced 3c fair selling at 81 5C. Coro buoyant; sales of39,OCO basheU at 70c for mixed. Men Pork dot lined Cc; aale at 323 40. Provisions generally steady. Lard firm at Ujc. Bacon heavy; Haras ll'e; Shoulders 9e. Ohio butUsr at UQOc. Whisky firm at 27e.. Coffee dull at llcforKio. Sugar buoyant. Molasses advanced 1 to 3c; sales of Porto Kieo at 70c. Lead steady, aalea at 7 cents. ' CIXC1XNAT1 MARKET. CisciHiuTi, April 3. Flour rather firmer; tad more disposition manifested to operate, but no change in j.rlce; aalcs of COO bbls at $5 0 for superfine; f5 S5 for extra, and ?3 50 for White Wheat. Receipts light. Whisky In activo demand at adranco prlcas; sales of 3100 bbls at 3c. OaUncUve; in good demand at 50cCoru art! re; sales of 10.UK bushels, delivered at Carolton Ky., at Sf'c. Provisions; market firm and quiet. Dulk and bacon aides rather higher and rather abov views of purchasers. Sales of 00,000 lbs. bulk sides at9'c. Bacon aldoa held at lie. Sugar firm and in good demand. ' CANDIDATES. FOU im'.'YCtLMAN. 3-JAM ES SOANTLIX. Ja. is a candidate for re-election, as Coaneilasaa la tho Second Ward. ap4 try JOHN UKQOCS is S candidate for Councilman ia th Fourth Ware. art t3Ti Pr. A. C. IIALLOCK is aeoadidat for Coaaeilmaa ia the First Ward. apt 5" BEX NUREE is a candidate far Conaeilmaa in the Ninth Ward. . apt ttj'F. D. ALLEN la oaadidate for Conaeilmaa ia tha Twelfth Wsri. spl r3-JOUN II. ROLKER bacaaJidata for Coancilmaa I tha Fifth Ward. er 13TWM. IN'WOODUaoaadUate for Conaeilmaa ia the Eighth Ward. spt anfM. W. rOiTnR In aaadlJat for Conaeilmaa la tba First Ward. spi gCS D. 0. KELLER will be tnppor'ed for CounciXmaa from tha Fifth Ward, by tba Fkiekos wtm Steakuit Lixa Road. ns4 Jtrj-O. M. ORIFF1TU is a caa lid ate for Conncilxaa ia tba Mat. Ward. apt" STST CHRISTIAN KCATZii aeandidite for Councilman ia the Eiihth Ward. api M f CMR1ST1A1 HEDDERICK Is a candidate for Connoilman ia tke Fifth Ward. ap4 7-Dr. J. O. liATUGUrrT wiil serve as Conaeilmaa of the Sixth Ward. 11 elected. apZ XI- WILLIAM E. FRENCH will vcrvs. if elected, at Conaeilmaa ia tho Third Ward. apl u WM, IIUNNRL I a candidate for ro-eloeüoa as Conaeilmaa ia tha Tenth Ward. apl FOIl AfcSUSSOIl. rT riease aaaoance the name ef THOMAS CURNICK", as a eaadidate for the efflee of City Assessor. apl. I T-Woare antbeiitedto aaaonnea the nam af PKTER RACINE as a candidate for City Ancestor at tha oasuiag alecUea. apt FOR COX8TADLK. JTg We are authorised to anaouaee tha aameof JOHN CLIFFORD as a candidate for rc-electlon of ConsUblsef rtifeoa Township, at the ensuing April election. api fiTJ-We ars antlioriaed to announce JAMES FITZ WILLI AM as eaadidate for the office of Constable of Pigeon Township, at tba ensuing April election. jgTsTJ. E. TOMLIXSON Is a candiJstsfor Centttbleof Flfeoa Township. 1 apt FOIl SCHOOL TKU8TUK. ITIVM. HUOUG.'S, will, serve as Soheol Trustee If reelected. FOU CITY TRSASCIinU. MS a. SORBXiON will eoatiaae to servsas City Treasurer, if alecud. aahSl FOR JUSTICG OP TIIK PEACE. srZKBCLOV M. F. OAKTKst 1 aeaodidete for tho emee of JasUce of the Peace far Pifooa tenaehip attheeasulaj election. ap3 Ed. Jouesal: Please aanauaca tba aamoaf JAME3 T. WALKER as a eaadidate for Juatics of the Peace, ef Plgeoa Towaihlp, at tb saiuinf April election. mh30-te a-Weare authorised to aaaouneed the aameof CHRIS. BIPPUS. as a eaadidate for the emoe ef Jaatiee ef the Penes. apl FOR CITY SURVEYOR. Me. Caelile: Please announce ia jour paper that I am a candidate for re-eleotion te the office ef City Sarveyor. mbU JAMBS D. SATJNDHR3. CITY COLLECTOR. Weaaneineethonameer GEORGE WOLFLIX sis eaadidau for City Collector. We are autberltcd te eaaruaeothe name ef J.WESLE7 nCQIIES.se a candidate for re-electiea to thseficeof City Collector. mh2S FOR CITY LKn.lt. A3" We are suthoriied to snjounce CHA3. CHURCHTLL as a candidate fortheeficeef City Cleric. ap2 STS" RUDOLPH KE3R is a candidate for the office ef City Clerk, at tbs enjuinr. city election. mh31 49-The friends of Mr. PRKDERICK LUNKBNHEI3iCR. acaouaco hie a a eaadidate for City Clerk at tie April slsctlcn. Ala. OaaLiLe: Please annonneo my name aa a eaadidate for re-eleotloa to the office of City Clerk, at the easuing starter slectlsa. mh20 W'KLU II. WALKER. FOR MARSHAL. EDWARD S. MARTIN, is a candidate for the effloe ef City Marshal, at the ensuing April eloctioa. JKJ- Wo are anther tsod to announce JAMES B. EVANS. as a eaadidate for re-eleetiea to the eCes ef City Marshal, at the easuing April election. mhl7 AUCTION SALES. DAXUL W90L3KY d mSABI XKLSOV. ALC1IO.TI KfillB, C0MM168I0W MFRCUAlaTS and Heal Estate IIreKr II' ATINO leaaod for a term of years and fitted up the Old Conn House, eoraet of JJaia and Third streets, ws are aow prepared te receive rot eaieat aueuea er private salo. all Wieda ef goods, wares aad mereaaadiae; household furniture, horses, buggioe, etc.. ote. Cash ad vaaees made on eonstgnmeats wnsn require u , Regular sales every Tnetday. Thursday aad Satarday, oemmeueingat se'elock. A, at. Alse Tuesday, Wedaosdaj aad friday eights, at early gaslight. HALES OP IlKAL KSTATK. The first Monday ef every month, at lOa'eloek A. M. Havisr provided ourselves with a large Map ef the City ef Evaasviilo.ooatniniacall the recent Enlargements, and be lievingit will be (or the Intercut cf all concerned, we have set apart the first Monday of Every month for the sale ef Real Estate, at auction. All those wiahiac te sell aro roanoated te anad ia their Hau la time to give tho public dao notiee. Tho patronage or those navine llouset and L.etc or Leads forsale. either at pnUieot private tale, it respectfully eolieU ted. JylS , WOOL3ET A NELSON. Auet's. DRY GOODS AT AUCTION! TUST received aad will be sold at aactioa. at nur Aue er tion Rooms, oa our rernlar sale davs. a largo aad veaeral assortment Of Dry Goods. Notions ani faaey articles, consisting in part ef Brown aad Bleached Sheeting nnd Khirtings. Satinets. Cnimeas. Coatings. Flannels Blankets. Jeans. Hoeing. (Haves. Mitt. Spool Threads. Liaoys. Meriaes, Shawls. Suspenders. Ae., Ac. Also: Tables aad Pocket Cuttlery, Jewelry and Watcbee, Cloths and IIairDrusb.es. fancy Soaps. Kaisrs.Pias.NteJ1.. Aecerdeonsanda great variety of fancy arVeles toe naui. eus to mention. ' WOOL8KX A NELSON. nevl Auctioneers. I in AD AHE IIA11N KESPECTPrLLTiaforunsthe Ltdiesef Evansville and vicinity, that sho has just reeeived aad is now openlag her spring stock of PARIS MILLINERY Com pricing a full and elnnt auortmct of Ladies' Dress Hats.Beaaete. Ribbons. Flowers. HeaS Ureases. Cape. Veils, Mitte. Oflllara. Cheraisetta, together with most articles appertaining to tbe trade. Thie entire stock is ef the best finish, manufacture and for beauty ef fahrie. sad elegance of style is not surpassed by any stoek in this tine ia tho city. Aa examination is repocttouy mvitea. mh7-sm OltNAlTlEftTAlj X It EES, VC. FOR sale nt the New Albeny Narecry, a fine lotofbeactl- - ful Evergrca Trees ef the varloua kiad. mag ins ia bighth from 2 to 7 feet, which ate well rtoted aad in the finest possible condition for removing to a distance with safety by haviag thsm put ia tube or box. Also a general assortment of fruit Trees and Shrubbery. Orders by mail or otherwise respeetfnllr solicited. X C-K L 1 . A . 11 UKAH AM. Kcw Albaay. Marek 2d. 1S57. mais-ewdew OlTknrm0ASI:sn(,',üsll0e, "'t ree'dhnd for salo i2vFU by ttlil? KEtN A PKkUiTON.

MISCEIJLtANEOUS. JOHN s.-niTCHELLf (SsMtowor to O'Kilsr & Mitchsll.) PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

EYAX8YILLB. IXD. TRI CT aitetUsa sali te Maaümmaats far sals f Float Pro4aeo. Lo. Orders for tho Urdera for tho psrohaso of Produeo rlieitod an promptly ouoadod to Uaviac. a larco Vh.rl-bost at tho river, aad boi Amt at this rlaea for several Kailroal, I pnsesiaphoTadfaatarfor forwarditf MorohaoJisa or ProSaoo eomiaK horo Kr Railroad aa woll y vor . OAoo oa board tho lower Wtiarf-boat. jaaia TSJEW CROP GIRD ES RKEn.-2non rptr Laad. 1 nun nuirutf hnih an, hi nit pi $10 snhU 8 AM' L KERT. HUHLIS ß iAIL8.-0 kecs assorted si.es frost 6'd W to Splkrs. fot sale bf kegs or single ioond r sinnle ioan rv SAMUKL V1CCKRT. nniv BRl'SHIW. MdosSernk. Sho. Steve. norte.lTaarth aad Dusting Brushes, oa a aad aad for aale by tsJTrtVWBMtRlK, PKACIIB8, PLUMH A.D k3 rO.MATOKi deseaas fresh aad aloe. ntm'd u4 foraaloby saklS VIOKKKY JOHNSTON. JCHTKKCKIVKII.1UO boxes Blind Pieties; 100 boxes Oherktai; H do piekled Oaioas; 25 do pickled Cabbage; IS de de Poppers, for eale low by Bhl3 TRNNHY& S0RK530X. JVHT KKCBIVKO. plpoe Braady direct im porta -tioa by nhU TSNXKlf aUKENSON. L'HT UKCK1VEO. y a v by anal TKNNBY ekSuRKNSO JC6T RKCKIVKO. cases Mills' Stomach Bitter a real blood puriner, by mhU T8XXKT & SOREXSOX. Ni;Y LIQUUU STOKEi OS STCAM0EC8TEEKT. SETWEKS MAisT ASD F1U8T BTERKTS, Taukrtllet Ind. rynriE subscriber bis just retnraed from the East with a Urge stock ef Foreign and Domestic Liquors aad Havana Cigars. Hit stock eoataias the beet kind ef French Brandies; Jamaica Rum; Holland On.; Madeira Wiee; Cherry Wiae; Port do; Bourboa Whisky; Monongahela Whiakyj Rye do; Irish do; Ohio Catawba; Rhins Wiae; Abosynthe; Aniaeette; Curacoa; Marasciaa. Punch Kanena Aad all ether kinds ef fsaey Bitter. The above articles will be kept constantly oa hand aad sold at the lowest rate by sepii-daw U. AM SI AC lib. R. JAL SODA.leasksrse'd per Eel Ipse, for salo by S. H. GILBERT if CO. ibii fJTjAV ROARDKR can be aowmmodsted with the be t the Süß market affords, at tho Apollo Hall. Meals nerved at nay hoar of the day by mr.m CHARLEV Hll.LER. ciaiJAi'iiu tjiam i;vi:hi rjJlriK undersigned respeetfnlly informs his fre'.ads and tt e Ü rublie generally that bohasreraoved from his oM stmd near tho Post-Oriee to the house lately OcsupUU by .Mr. Hart as a shoo store, on Main street, two doors from First, where he keops constantly n baud a rood assortment ef GOLD aad SILVER WATCHES. FANCY JEWELRY. PKUASTPINS, Ae. All of Iiis steck he is new offering at unprecedented low prices for cash, preparatory to replenishing his stock. Ho aim repairs clocks, watches and all kinds ef jewelry at tbe shortest notice, aad upon reasonable terms. Give bitn a call before i.urcbasing alseubcre, as he is determined to please la quality and i rice. n.hl!-3m OHAS. HARSUM. TRIBUTE TO Oll. K A Mi. The best trlbate tbst aa be paid to his memory, is to read the account of l.ia benie end krava exi ldiu in tho Arctic Uegioas. for sale by nihil DOBELL A LISTER. af 'HOICK U . R. CH KKSK.-30 boxes large aad ehoioe Western Reserved Cheese, ree'd thia day by mhll 'L. H. COObt A SOX. 6 BBLS prime green Apploa, ree'd per railroad by tall Z. U. DISSOLUTE Oft OF PABTJfEUSIIIP. IXllB partaerthip heretofore existing between EDWARD H DiUsKHU H suLuaun asun. ia tno L.ivery aad Salo Stable business, in Evansville. Ind.. is this day dtrsolved by matnal eonaeat. The said Kahn will continue tho baiineea at the eld stand having bought out the entire iaterest of said DeGarmo. said slaha ieaatherised to collect all Arm debts aad will pay all claims ecamst said nrm. E. 11. Dr.OARMO, tnhll-lm S. KATIV. VfTK nOXB)Pesl Storch; 20 boxes Talle w Candles; Sjl ta do Htar Caadlesau'd aiaee; 30 do Palm aad German Soap, just received by tthtO Z, llCOOK. A SOX. FZ. Th DOZ Sievee 1. IS aad 18; iPvF 50 des Mas aad red Kuekets; 15 do No. 1 painted Tubs; 2.1 dos No 2 pain ted Tub 25 do do 3 do do; 15 acst Tabs (Hin nest.) ree'daadfcrsaleby fe20 I. it D. HEIM ANN. 25 DOZ Ae!l Buckete; forsale by fed) 20 dos dot cedar Chnrne. ree'd I. fc D. UEIMA2N. (11 L WAIIK We have oa hand a fine Moek of Olass Jk T'imlilere. of every leseription, also, Bne Tobacco; Olase Jars. wi:a glass covers aad larse stock ef other glass Jare every site, received aad for aale by 1,20 .& D. HEIMANN. Vf bogs 8. C. Mods; Okers Sslsrstne loOlbs Ea; SLFV lis) i i botes Soe aad Salaratua ia I lb papers. AO do iTreatn Tartar la los ooxes; 1C0.CH n ater proof Cape, ree'd and for sale by nahS I. A t. naiaan WIIITK LBAD. 200 kegs puro White Lead. Jost ree'd andforaaloby mhS WHEELBR A RIGQi. WINDOW GLASS. 200 bxssss'd Ilse Just ree'd fe20 TKNVKY & HORKN80N rZ.d BOXKl Star Caadlee, tuet ree'd aad for aale by W9 ftM WHRELRR A RIOG3. fllonAi::o. M. 40 boxes Va. and Ky.Tobneeo. Iba. 5's, 8's and 10 lump; 5 keen Haaey Moore Pancake Tobacco; 60 e addict M and Slump do. ft20 WHKKLEU& RI01. IfHK 50 bbls White Lime la re an , for sale Vy I feJO WilKELER k KIGOS. U1NB Free Trade Cigars, ree'd or sale by iuh9 1. AD. HEIM ANH. t - - ''OFFBK. 200 bags prime Kio Coffee, imt reo'd per "."r,0,r"Br,M"!SutrwB a. r,nJmhSJ WHEELER it EIOOS. ' Sni VKKMPIRK BaOY C0 -r-1 dot jast ree'd and jej for salo br mhlS YICK.KRY A JOUNSTO. tAHPKT. 00 lbs white aad colored Carpet chain la J s tors and for sale by ab 17 KEEN & PRESTON. uiviorv nAKluICTa't TUM OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITT. CIIACHKRS AT WIIOLKSALK AND RKTAIL. t D11JK undersigned eonstaatly keeps oa hand lar'aeeorV gl ni.l.ir.uh UT . K.M.. ..il Im.W... . k J also of Sods. Pilotsal Nsral Brssi. which being ma.ufwtared by the latest imntoved Machinery, they ea. be acid at aa low a pries m in any plaee in the West, aad are noteaeelled la quality by any ether manufactory lathe couatry. Alargo stock alwavs o a hand at my shop, oa Water street Ittweca 1 8eamore and vine. fe20-dtf 8INZICH 7fT BOXES Tobacco, all best brands; I U 50 do lutaburg Checis;

l.i ' j T it nu i. .... rirlBff done with neatness and dirteh. ITS' Also have A. Almonds, Brasil. F'lbert. Peanuts; .n charge of tho WILSON HOUSE, ani v itriet e.amed. aad large wrapping raner, . tion to tho variansdatice it may Involve. I shall be ireirr4 .Hour: 60.000 Cuba Sixes fcigare; j t0 meet the waauot the traveling public 1

aObblsXuU 8. 8 1iO reams email, i 1600 lbe Pa. B. W 20.000 Flora do Cabanas Clears: .000 Rosa de Santiago do, received and for sale by feis I. Jt U. HEIMAKX. S!IKITI,(;s.-10balct Caanelton 8heetints. ree-sfthls day aad tor salt ba mhl7 KEEN A PRESTON. l.L'f.US. FLOWERS, KU: DM, HUOTS. IMPORTED direct from Holland, and for rale ly J.J. PKNNiVOTOX. Uyaeinths 12 sorts Double Red, Do do do do Rose. Do !o - Do Uo Do , Do Do Dark Blue. Light Blue. Double Blue. ...... Iouble Yellow. Double White White aad Yellow, do do do do e 4 iixe4 color. 12 eorta Doable. 13 de Josephine. Tnlipe Crown Imperial Amsrylllt 1H Regime d'ilellaad. Creeae 12 sorts. Annemones. ......... Ml do. Kaaoaeules 100 do. Jouquilies do. Lillies 12 do. With a large variety of ehoieo Flowers aad Vciettble Seeds. fol4 IIOTVAUO ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA. ' IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS nno all perssne afflieted with Sexual Diseases, such JL BraaaiATf aasnaA. Stuiiti, wsAtsriui. Imi-otkkck, uuNonxHiEA.ui.KKT, arrnius, the vies ofUVAMsa orseu Ar-cnR, st., c The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, la vlewof tho awful de- . struetioa of hueiau life, caused hv Sexual nmM& the do- : captions practiced neon the unfortunate victims of such dis eases by Onacka. have directed their Consulting üurgeon. as a ,ChariUble Act worthy of tucir name, to give Medical Advice i Gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, apply by letter, with a deocriptioa of their conditiou. (age oocupatioa. babiu of lire, Ae .) sad in eases of extreme poverty nnd suffering, to . Fnusisn Medicirrs Fnxn or CitAaon. I The Howard Assoeiution is n benevolent Institution, established by epeci.l endowment, for the reliefer the sick and distressed, ad it ted with "Virulent end Epidemie Diseases." It has now n surplus of men s, which tb- Directore hsve leas to add that tho Association enmmands the highett Mseg eal skill of tho age. aad will furnish the most approve modern treatment. .... i Just Published, by tbe Assoelstion. a refovtoa Sperma- j torrhoea. er f eniasl Weakness. tho vice ef Onsaism. Maetarbatioa or 81I-Abuse. aad other Diseases ef the Sevaal Organs, by tho Consulting Suneon. which will beeentbyj mail. (In aseaieu eneiopey rar.a v. tn,HKiifi. Addtoes. Dr. OBO. R. CALHOOT, Consult lag Surgeon, Howard Association. No. 2 South NINTH Street. Philadelnhia. P. By order of the rircetors. piaa.ia. j EZRA D. H KARTWELL, President. 1 GEO. FAIRCHILD, SecreUry. fel8-'57lf ffj IX K T R A- 10 nal I cbosUaa sneaadiss. Young liven? aoa. Gunpowder. Imperial aad best Clack Tea, ever v mo ght to this market. Call and try it. VICERT A JOEN6TQ.

LOTTERIES.

KOTAL, IIAVAVA JLOTTi:ilYI The next ORDnrAar PEAwixa, ef the Royal Uavsaa Lottery eondooted by tho Spanish Ooverament. wader t&S supervision ot the Captain General ef Ca ha. will take nines at Havana, oa APIML 17TII, 1S57$800, O O Olli EOETEO HTJMSEO 579 OBSINABIO. CAPITAL PRIZE, $100,000!! 1 Prise ef.... l....loo. 1 do ,.0,tnU" 1 de to. 1 o 1 do 5.PT 8.00b 5.000 2 000 T7.200 S.SOQ A i.it f 1 1 ,YY1 s dj Iiw.'."'!!!!II.'.".'.".".,.. 5i do WW... 14J do CO... 20 Approximations. mzKi APrn OX IM axioms. Tho twe t-cediag aad the two foUowiag numbers te tbooe wieain the following rri, are entitled to, via TothS$l),lU fCOO SO the 5(.OP...w 40 the "."0.... ...... .............. 400 To the 10.10 00 Tethe ö.u 400 ALL TnB PRIZES ABOVE STATED AEX DEAWV AT XTEET DXAW1KO. ärkolerrickcU. ); Halves. 110; Quarters. $3. JtS 1 nt t rt si akft V elf! rst i 2 bered from 1 te 25.U00. There are 200 fall Pikes, and 20 ' Approiimations. making la all 2V Prisoa. Kt smaller prill IUI 14Af The rriies srs piyabls. withont diseosit. on preientatio at the Royal Treaeurv ia Havana. sT-The subscriber will cash all prises at 5 per cent diaeoaat. charging thin for exchange, eta. sT Aa oficial copy of the drawing will be sent te each purchaser of tickets. sT Purchasers will please write the Je?" r1 ud give their PostOffiee, Oouaty aad Stats. Bills en all solvent banks taken at par. Order for tickets or shares ia the above scheme, will receive prompt attention. Win add eased to ! imha-U A. OO.NZALHi OO.. Nashville. Teaa. SWAN CO.'S LOTTERIES. CAPITAL 1111 ZK $50,000!!! TICEETS ONLY $10! O winj to the great favor with which eur Single Number Lotterice havebeeu received by the public, and the large demand for Tickets, the Managers. S Swan & Co.. will have a drawing eah Saturday throughout the year. The following eherne wilt drawn ia each ef their Letterle for April. 13ö7t CLASS 30, Tebe drawn la tho Cityof Atlanta. Gcertia. ia puUIs sa SATURDAY. April 4th. IU57. C L AS 8 3 1, Tobe dnwaiatbf City of Atlanta. Otorcli. la rallis SAT CRD AY. April 11th. Ihjr. CLASS 32. Tebe drawn ia the Ci-.j ef Atlant. Georria. ia rublie ea SATL RDAV, April ISth. 1867. CLASS 33 To be drawn In tl-e City of AtlanU. Georgia, ia rmhliafin SATCKDAV. April, xöttt, 1857. oa tbe PLAN OF MIXf.Li: MJ.nillillS! Trf TMmsani Tiro Hundred andXinetj Pniti! ."JOKE THAX OSE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! TO DU DRAV. EACH SATURDAY IIT APRIL! Prlxeef iw.ono is.. IM.00O , 20.(iOO do 20.OJO U 2 do do de do io do do do do do so do do do do id.oooii 10. WW 1H.W is... lo.ono 6.01 1) S.OUO 6.000 t.soy 2.SOO a.o 2.600 1.61 5. x) is 6. WI0 is 5.000 is. .......... ...... is 2.50Ü U, 2.5"0 is, ' a.siii is 2..VO i 2.400 is...... ...... I.OCO if l.rce) is I.UH) is , x.oto is , 100 are .... 2.S00 .... I. ceo .... 1.000 .... 1. 000 .... 1.000 .... 1.000 .... 10.000 100 prison of.. 1UO ao 60 are 6,000 APPROXIMATION PLIZ'iS. 4 prizes of li2Ssprreximatlngto3,oooprixsars....tt00 4 do 10 do icti.rtJO do are.... 0 e 80 do n.rxiO do are.... 6 11 do 50 de 6.000 do are.... fOO 2 do 90 do 2.WO do ar 720 20 do 8.1 do 1.000 do ate.... SOO S.OUO do 2u aro 0,000 B,K) Prises amounting te $201,00) Whole Tickets tK); Halves 5; Quarters 12. Flan of tlic l.nWerj, The Jfnmlers frm 1 to v.oo, eorrevpondisg with those numbers on the tickets printed on separat slips of paper, arf encircle J withsmll tia tubes and placed in one wheel. The trat 218 prises, similarly prUtod aad enoircled, art placed in another wheel. Tbe wheele are then revolved, and a a ember is drawn from tho wheel of numbers, and at the aame time a prise is drawa from tbe other wheol. Tho number and prise drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audience, and registered by the CommlsAioners, tho prise being placed agaiatt tbe nn'mber drawn. Tbe operablen is repeated autil the prises are drawa eat. ArrnoxiMATiox Pkizks. The twe preceding and the twe sueceediag namberi to thjo drawing the first 18 prizes will bo entitled to the 72 approximation prises, aejeiaiag to the tcbemo. . The 3.000 prises $10 will be determined by the last figure of tha number that draws the Srt.ono rrixe. For evannl. if l the number drawing the $W.X) prixe ends with No. I. then ' all the tickets whero the number ends in 1 will bo entitled to (20. It the number ondt with No. 2. then all the Tieketa ; where the number cuds ia 2 will be entitled to $20, and so on to 0. Certificates of Packages wiU be sold at the foUewing rates, which is theriskt " ' Certificates el Package of 10 Whole ticket f0 10 Halt 40 " lo On art er 2u " 10 Eighth 10 in ordkhixq Timurs on certificates Enclose the mner to oar a-Mres for the tieketa ordered. eareoeiptef wbieh they will bo forwarded ay first mail. rurcnasers can nss ticxets enamgia any figure they may designate. I The list of draw Bumbere and prison wUl be neat to purebaeers immediaeely after the drawiag. " JCsT Puiehasers i ill pleue write the! rsignarures plain aad ! giro their PostOOce. County sal State. 2 Remember that every prue is drawa and r avai l e la fall without deduct-on. ffir All prises or Sl.000 and under, paid Immediately aftct the drawing othrr piizos st the moil time oi thirty dajt. All commiinications strictly aonfideetial. rrise tickets eashed or reaewed in other tieketsat either offie . XTo" Alist of the nunbere that are drawa fron the wheel, with the smonnttbat ich rrit is re titled to. will be rcb- . Hebed after every drawiae; in tho following papers: New uriaini Lcita. .vioniie luiintr. unarieason Btanaarn, i mh villo Democrat. Atlanta lotellireneer and Mew York Day fnf w i,,TwS v aJAa B iVit,,.l r mh2,-tf S. 8 WAN A CO.. AtlaaU.Ceergla. j - . . ITTrKTIIIXf (9 m .u w nnucrsigneu lenoers nis inanss to nisoia customers, JL tor pa.-t patrenRO. and wishes te inform them aad the public generally, ttat ho is still prepared to neoomisodato them with w atone, Buggies and eTcrjtLing in bit line, re ALSALOM MALOXE. Oweaeville. Ind. mhll-lydaw Z. H. COOK & SON, WHOLESALE A!YD RKTAIL DEALER GltOCKIlIKS & PJtOVISIOIVS, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA. WIIOLKSALK DEPART.MK.iT, FIRST STSEET, FIRST DOOR FROM IIA IK. It KT A IL DEPART AI EXT. MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOB BELOW THE CORNER, fff H . COOK bertto thsak bis friends in Evaai ville'äa Ml 4) neighborhood, for their favors ootreely bestowed nt i pea a ken aim since bo baa bee a fa basinaea amengtt team, and taken this opportunity of introducing to their notice bissontb!r. II. A. COOK, whom he has taken into partnership from this date, and solicits lor tho new firm et Z.H. Cook a Hon, a eontinnanee cf tbe sopportsoliberallyeonferrad on himself. Z. Ii. Cook a Son. having taken tbebosinees rremiserand purchased the whle ot the stock of Mr. St. W. Foster, feel eenttdent that the v -H1 be enabled to supply the eititensef Evansville with every article they may require In the Oreeery and Provision lino. . lt. V. on tun especially run oepeetallr to draw the attention of persons in tne conntnr naviog produce of any kind to dispose of. to their lacreaeeu iaeility for 1 tak. lac ea tneir exocx andearrlyingtbem at their store, with all article required ia the wholesale department, at prices that must ensure their erdsrsftr the future. febl-tf WHOLESALE ANÜ RETAIL DEALEH 15 DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS PKUFUMKEIV. PALT8,OIL8, rTn en'trwe ir t n ri c rryn nn-rn-. A J. Ij ij A U JJ J? I iX.OiiO, dSUUOllJUi ; XäTI'V' niltt' tit w j " . , ' uGrljTnwJSSs )yATI "TT?. i lanTllcACtTirOd. TODPCCO .uui4iuvi(Uvu .JmJCi.K,ßt wrT it v vtt iii v i ilCUlClliali ranUlCS,VlIieS anuAICOhOli p A fall supply of nil tbe popular ATENT MEDICINES NO. 3, WASHINGTON BLOCK, (near the Üoart Houss) Main Street, EraiisTllle, Ind. oetf-tf 63 ASH nociishtsRxlO Window Sash; C ;mo io 5x13 e no; ! 2000 do 10x12 do do. inrt rt' and fot ealebv ' WHEELER Jt RIGGS. mh23 o. 47 blaia street. BROOMS. BlCRsTTt A.iD Tl'IM.-A large aad eoai.lote assoxtxisat ia store aad forvale bv AATZ. VICEKRY.