Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 217, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 April 1857 — Page 2

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I V Ui.u.Mil 2 Onr II Iii I i 7. T. C1ELILB, EDITOB. Jt - . CT - t m ' ' . EVANS V ILL E: THPfeSnATlI0aNlNa,::::-:::::::AFRIL9 ble. and Tebellious. - The recent Fennsyl nia StateConTention of the party convened to nominaU State officers, adopted resolutions declaring that "tne recent opinion of a majority.bftho Judges of the Supreme Court insubTersire of the rights of human nature, in conflict with, the truth of history and with the u- rtha nnrtn.t and the law of the'land5 ai Wtoto pronounced by v-jt T.;,.;. nA hArnnr nfnoirlf . cut. in the Union." - "And that the recent decision is another step v In the "consummation 01 tnat conspiracy I against our free institutions, which had its in-1 entkn in the repeal of the Missouri Com premise. And these resolutions are adopted and approved by the Republican papers throughout the' State. Gerritt Smith; one of the chiefs of the partyt ItNew York State, , gives utterance to the following jnalejiiction upon tLo court. -When asked if it was the duty of a citizen to abide bjt be decision of the court he says "the court is itself the rebel the rebel against all law and all -government. Y hen a court or a leg islature coesout of its province, and entertaina absurd, questions, and attempts naked :t.:t:!j.M .nil nttur . 1 T a c r Vi m i a m Ym rebel is to be found in. the party that does all this and not in the . people who trample all tbia under foot. Surely no people would res Dcct as law the statute or decre which le dares' sldne wood oV wood stone. ' Why then ahould anYV6pIe. respect as law the statute or decree which declares' the infinitely great- ' -.0l . rand blaSDhemous absurdity, tnat man is marchandize?. Uad we a Government worthy of the name of GoVernuicnt,-it would much .MlHÄÄM";' ana niS associates man ui uiiius. uivac itiiv refuse to submit to their devilisms.", . . r .Thm Kiw York. IndamndenL a DiDer de Tniad to religion add morals: heads a most vii 'ij ii.Ät..-...tUt "'. arm ibiii biiui ihiiii uliuuam ar amb.il.au n alia awa aaa baa a slb a VäWaaj fäaW 0W w - mf m caption, that "The decision . of the. Supreme Court is the moral asassination of the race and eannot be obeyed." ..' The leading organ in Connecticut, declares "that itiselear and direct, and lcavesno doubt that at last the national judiciary has been enslaved; by; the. South.';1 ; It 'ia he, most danrerous blow at the existence of the Union thai 'hü ever yet been struck! The -people hate yet a peaceable remedy in the ballot-box, Let them be true to themselves, and they will ultlmliely pfset Jhts court and' reverse its de cisiona." The K.Y., Evening Tos Vsays it hasen W.WWOl.tno öouiu.iogei.uie suDjeci.oi slavery beyond "the influences of popular dis - cassion in halls of legislation, "and to make every judicial tribunal in the nation and every lawrer a sworn ally of slavery propacandisin. It was only necessary, to secure the co - opera - tion of the Supreme Court, and . that has been done." A conspiracy has been entered into oil the most treasonable ' character, which every citizen must resist.'' ;..:; u 3.,::. :.i ,ff.i..iTh .l9iliti-ornna of the nartv in Massa- . " . . . . -.' - 1 . rpu. t-. CDOMiuan BTemuuia rwisut. - luouwwu Chroniclespeaking of the retirement of Caleb " Cashinz from office, says: " It is a great mis - fortune that the' Supreme Court cannot be got rid of as easily as Cushing. A majority of it neiiibers areas great scoundrels at he is, and that ia the worst as well as the truest that can bt said of them." . . - - .. J a J -' l;:-.1 "IT ( a II The Boston Atlas, anothor loading Repub lican organ, speaks of the Judges as men, whose names will be placed In the same cate gopy as the traitor, Benedict Arnold.' '. ' The reverend Republican partizans in the pulpit, are equally rebellious and violent in their denunciations of the Court. Theso simultaneous violent attacks evince a settled determination to destroy ne moral influence of the court with tho country, and to overthrow this sole conservative power in the constitution the last bulwark against popu lar radicalism.- The Senato has lost all of its conservative attributes, and is as debauched by the popular, party passions of the day, as the Ilouse. That body which was designed by the authors of tho constitution as a conserTauve once, upuu tu pupuur anu passionate Ilouse; that which was planned by its fram- . K.nn'A .rainet t Ha -- ftf Tr,'!. - AAsaiAnsi hvs4 iKaoj rn 2 71 1 11 Ad lmnAprtr fm ' .VW?;? TA. . , ATr.,v? - -T- ' tain of radicatism and political , immorality, where schemes are hatched as squatter sov.irntv to raise mrtr issues, and enzander 4 J ar ' w txpular excitements to subserve the worst purposes or tne demagogue. . . The Supreme Court, though less august and' able, than it was in the purer days of the Republic, is now tne oniy power in our systern that can stay the tendencies to Legisla - tive and popular anarchy, which have eained a w - ' such fearful strength, ' within the . last Jen years; and which, now, by their destructive ;oouxse,'are". - exciting a serious alarm ' , for the fstabüity of the government with all reflecting "xaen,r , The power of the court is . purely a moral power; it has no means, of itself, to en'force its' simplest decree; and when the con- ' fldence and ' respect of the country shall be destroyed ia lts wisdom and' integrity, it will become a' useless appendication of the Government, and Its sessions a solemn pageantIts proceedings a graTO farce. : '. Those who 'would wantonly destroy the last sentiment of popular reverence for public authority which o. A a -:-awa A w..An finger around this American Areopagus, are . guilty of treason of, the deepest turpitude. 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of the country so alarming to reflecting men, as this irreverent and reckless assault upon i j the judicial and moral supremacy of this high est of earthly tribunals. If faittuLn the pa tnd inUgrity of tnig b0'Uki from truth and right through all the mazes of error and pusion, he must be. qualified by .mere practice, , to trace a constitutional principle through its complicated ramifications to its final application; at an' age when he must stand upon the confines of the grave, with no human hopes or ambition to pervert his views, whiI cery sentiment of our natures, to which j

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him to seek onlj for. the permanent welfare vmumj mo v mem, ana ior, uimseu aspouessana .auraoie fme as one of the eminent expounders of its Constitution, and as, the worthy successor of Chief Justice Marshal. If there remains any confidence in , human, integrity and virtue, it must rest in men of the character and in the position of the aged Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme Court. To upbraid such a man with faithlessness and corruption, in rendering a decree that he knows will stand for ages, and be subjected to the criticism of the acutest minds and highest moral tests of men that shall come after him, is to presume a degree of depravity and folly that is an outrage upon our feelings as men, and a libel upon our nature. Humanity revolts at such a charge, and spurns the men who conceive it. fj3"Mr. Kersteman offers a rare chance to our citizens for an investment ' Ilaving de termined to leave us for a new and uncompeted field of enterprise, he, and the other proprietors of .the mines prefer to tk. 'ialo&satads of th. wb.5 o m . resign can nave the immediate supervision and direction of them. It is not practicable for stockholders li.!inS w. ??rk t0 tho mine31 here 1 to their own or our advantage. Tho city has v . to great a stake in the proper control of those works, that we ought, by all means, to have the direction of them in our own hands. Held by a foreign company, we are subject to their whims and caprices, and maj be tax ei in aoy sums they may think proper to leTyoa us; or they-may, to subserve Vome more important interests to them, cut us off from all supplies when we roost want them It is a matter in which we should not bo sub ject to the government of strangers. ? The mines, under nroner manarement. orftrht tr mtde t0 Mr from 410.000 to $20.000 oer na ; j i a v d Railroad Eacsinüs. The earnings of the Little Miann road lor I were 899,105 74, being 1 74 per cent., over the earnings for March '06. I The receipts of the Cleveland & Toledo road for March were $121,549, being an inI crease of 30 per .cent over list year lh9 c?1 o the Alichigan Southern tor Maren were JUa,o-bU, being an in ..Ar ( k nmAu. t IviGiue vi au,vw vwci iiui iisi, ....f th. 111,!. rwN1 Cnr a u a -B-m-m -wmm i- wa waw a a iiv m whmI v Marchwere but $170,000, being a small sum 1 for the largest road in the world but still an increase of . 33,000 over last year. From Texas. The smallpox continued to prevail in many parts of the State, and alarm began to be felt at Galveston. , A disastrous fire was raging in the cedar brake above Austin A number of valuable mills and a large amount of timber had been destroyed. . i . . ' . ; t :, ,,, , In the wheat growing regions, the crop was very promising. It was attracting the attention of planters generally. The Richmond Reporter, of March 21, says of tho late severe norther: The cotton is hopelessly destroyed. The corn cut down is not a total loss, as somo fleids are showing signs of life. .The fruit j trees which were in a forward condition, have lost their entire crops. Figs and peaches, which had grown to a considerable size, had been found, on examination, to be blackened at the core, and throughly killed. Texas is entitled to seven members of Conzrcss with its present population. It has only two members now. "...,. A letter from the Mexican border speaks of 0f money and provisions in that i region, immense quantities 01 corn were daily crossing the river for San Antonio and lotner marKtts. fXr The celebrated White Sulphur Springs in Virginia, have been sold to a new company for the large sum of $750,000. The compapany propose to expend $250,000 in new embellishmenU and improvements of the estate. Virtue in Hoops. As the steamer Commonwealth came along side the wharf at'New London, Conn., on Friday night, on the passage from Norwich to Sew York, a lady walked overboard and would have been drowned but for the hoops, in her, which 1 rendered the same somewhat balloonish, and withal answered the purpose of a more com pucaiea tiie-preserver. ine nignt was very dark, audit was nearly half an hour before she could be extricated . from her perilous situation, during which time the hoops were sufficiently strong to buoy her up and prevent her from' sinking.. .' ' - j . mW mmm m m Q3r It is said that since the secret marnage of the young lady in Nevr York with her. Cither's coachman, ai the Fifth Ayenoe peopie aro givinay w..r wu.p" i oi tc,.0,.u t. t...u6 sv -6., a...v yiawo auiva sumsiws ato aus. (Otr Col. J. E. Oowen of Doston, the contractor for raising the sunken fleet at Sebas - topol, will leave for Liverpool, whence he will nrsWänänVr4 AWskrlci fail A ft Pia Gäatb PkafA äf Ylttt änndaram tWVTO VIVIiaiM tW savwsa-aw wa mm -mm vrsaaw Ü0ll3 Xw0 Teuel4f cnUining the machinery J and equipment necessary for the work, will snortij leave rniladelpnia for SebastapoL

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I-,,, ... ."N ... , r aw V Mwsviut: It fcWa!li,tIe.over three yearssince I MuwiiiwuESk - Tvur vtt-jtmTinr nre. x in-1 then realize its advantages, ere n if jt weretso. viittie was-tue encouragement! 'thtn-receft-ed, and many were the doubts and sneers thafwere passed upon the enterprise: notwithsfanding.- h still pushed forward: and persevered! llie advantage 1 of the mines to mary assrsUnce, and the result is, that all the stock, except that reserved by the Company, ana ou snares owned in ETansTille and LioutSTille, is held by my friends and myself. ! ' As my engagements are . now variousand distant from EransTille. and as it will be , in convenient for mo to visit the mines as often as 1 would desire to look after the interest of mv friends and self. I now Affr tha whol ?r0ur stock to you, at its cost price, with bare If you have as firm a belief as you Drofess in the mines being the making of your city, I cannot doubt but that you will avail your selves of such an offer. 11,530 shares (bcinz the balance Of all the Stock in the Company, I except the 450 owned as above,) shall be giv - enoverto you at $0 Coper share, together with the mines. &c., .free with no bond, or mortgage due On them. 1 give TOU Until the 23th insttnt, tO COnaider tllC matter. . 1 his fall, for Only the local trade, the mines Vi o liA.n wn-1raJl .. ! . .1 : . la I . .. - . .... a believed, that with fair management next sea son they 'will 'pay' an interest of from 30 to 40 per cent on ,G llo per share. 1 leave the matter in your hands, lou can see Mr. Wymond or myself, at tho Com pany's oflice at any time you may desire. WILLIAM KERSTUMAX." Extra S&ssio.wThe New Albany LeJgcr, one of the leading Democratic organs,' has the following remarks upon the condition of the affaire of the State, and the necessities of an extra session: The deplorable condition, into which the Clack Republican Senate, by failing to pass the revenue, tne general appropriation, and' the appraisement bills, has plunged tho State, is well known to every reader, and it is unneces sary to decant at length upon the subject. U e. have no law by which taxes can be col lected, no law br which even the funds how in the treasury can be law full r applied to the " w a payment of demands against the State; no law by whicli the vast quantities öf lanls which hare been brought into cultivation during the last few years can be taxed at their true value, thus imposing npon old and worn out lands more than their just proportion of burdens. Although an etibrt was made by a few of the defenders of tho Republic!;' Senators to show that tho taxes might bo collected unJer the former revenue law, we believe that idea has been abandoned by the few who prorcssed to entertain it, and it is now universally conceded that without further, legislation not a dollar of taxes (br State purposes can be collected during, the ensuing two years. Unless, then,: money can be raised from some other source to carry on the State Government, it must cither bo dusolvul- or officers must work without piy; the interest on the State debt for at least ono year must go unpaid, ana our crea tors, aireaay cnarging us with bad faith in the matter of the Wabash and Erie canal, will hare another cause of complaint against us; and. to cap the climax of disasters, the various benevolent institu tions of the State wi I hare to be closed and their hundreds of inmates turned out, many of. them to. hardships anl 'suffering all of them to their own and the community's misfortune. ' V .CniEP Justice Taney, who has su(Tered so much vituperation from 'the Abolitionists for his decision in the DrcJ Scott' case has' done more for. emancipation than the. whole party of his viliders. More than forty years . ago, although never wealthy, ho freed every negro in his possession, and has paid .servant's wages ever since. : They were all va'ua ble, and one, his body servant, has been the haad waiter of the largest hotel in Baltimore for many years. . . ' -' -.J - .,- - , ' . CtT" Six men were stabbed in an affray at New Orleans on Sunday, the 29th ult. Two of them died. OCT The Rev. Jmes P.uncie has been ap pointed Moral Instructor of the Indiana State Prison. ' Mr. Runcie is pastor of the Episcopal Church at Jeffersonville. Effects of ins Hotel Disease TTasington, April 1. A post mortem examination of the remains of a gentleman who died in Pennsylvania from disease contracted at the National Hotel in this city show a deposit of arsenic in the stomach. A patient now, here suffers enlargement of the abdomen from some cause, and with marked symptoms of being poisoned. Cor. Bait. Sun. . , . . , aaa. aaa"a'atBWnaaa i aaaaa a , '("Mrs. John Chase, of Kensington, N. H.t was leading a horse into the' stable,' when the door swung to, leaving the animal on the ontside and she within, with the halter tied around her thumb In such a way that when the horse started her thumb was torn from her hand, and the cords were drawn from her arm up to the elbow.- Boston Boit, March 31. . - . " . f ' 03r The Terre Haute Courier, communi cates the pleasant ' intelligence that Hon. R. W. Thompson has returned from Washington bringing with him, we understand, $40,000,'- -the sum voted 'htm by Congress for Indian services.- . '. V ' .'.1 ' v St. Eoriil The Republican says such jam; and confusion, never has been knowrion' the whaf C ; Imagine , over one ( hundred ' steara-f boats lying there, receiving and discharging cargo, or trying to do so;, the wharf covered with thousands and tens of thousands of r0 ' togcJt acnS( and jhe Choasanis mea nerUr attendant on all these operat tion and some idea may', be formed .of the business of the city. A Conspiracy. A Kansas correspondent of the Richmond (Va. Enquirer confirms the 1 reports of a rrrand conspiracr between - the government land officers in Kansas ami the I? l-b ffX ah a-t a AL. ' IT.'.ma...! ' aU.y swIas i a a eeJ.sJa AbUUlAUO WA1 IUC dUldöUUi 1 &VIUU, sVVf V Ja,W A LAU V Free State settlers from the Shawnee lands, which are soon to be opened. A fair proi pect for trouble there.

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th I44.1 of theCy'tom Hsuae t bs ti'onlyIa ordfucü importl aad Mi.-iW:a eh.fcii.,iuuofc tritt h , auotaeat ra V f eeallar lver - .-'j- ...... t (so differeat fron other cist) it be! v ertnlly MUtmii by sU wheased. Jit It Is adopted lhfTrtt incctw iaojei of DrsrarsiA. Ooct. RattrxATtsv, Dsorsrr, GtAvrL.Coi.ic. CHOLEBA. FfTia AXD ACCC, T:CTJ-t. HS BASK M-TUX taii aetO ec a MAkXYt'r.frrm iux hiMa'niA Ei Jt s Dr. Valestivk Mott, of Ktw York, la a Isttsr to ths proprietor, sayst Charles' Loadea Cordial C!, ii the purest, lest. aad most iJADte sBeTSstoi 4091 per.a have sees J I , M eVi old j Oe th 6th lait.. er Rt. J. IT. KeUäE .'Kr; JOfiX ifKTIV. of JluVtnga.U Jliu.NijrcX: C.BROWN, of &Tn,Tlll. .... - - ..... OBEclth last ,1tlf. JiH7TtAtrilt TCAVID M. LOVfS tJ(iM XABY LAWS.UUIhciftrai PECITNÖTrCES7 eVXtietim thi plat.lE tti ret Tint ' laierlioa 50 eeaU par lia thr Ustw; SO EU r-r lia week; duonatta imager um. ; .- - r -7"i" r . .. . -.. -i i . i i : Rh'UGIOlSKOTIClB1' J All rsllfloaa aotlcu iaserted ia iha Jwbsai from tad after this date will h ahargad at half oar regalar rates 1 ,The Camberlaad PresbrWrUas haa aaada amnrrtraati drieslB their ohorehtTery 8altb,tcmmtBce Sabbauiatitio'eioeE. L; ; .".i. '.',," ' ' xiip nrii nun ' n.lMliSwSS eoaaeetio wUb a Baa' Bowliag Allej and outlets, sitaated -ltd street. kaawBUthaBull'a Head, AdaJralli loaated for flnt tötet, eaa U had on a lease, at a grett tarcaia for oaa ar mora rears. Arrl r to-hxi-imdav l IVJ.M3 JEWELL CO,'' C4 OEXTLEM AJf.thoroaghly aciaaiaUd with the . dry goods and grocery Lusiaeaj. tisa had longctperlenco ia both, isaaoxeelleat lalesmaa. and aniceoiaplished Book Keeper wo old like B situation '.a'which either or all these iitlificarlons woalt bo avail able t9 hiseapleyers.to whom he caa girt th Wih at r Jenaeea. Apply to the editor of the Jearaal, ... . Ie2t-tf f -- s i - J - IT1 EI, A IN EOG If A PI! S ..... .. Taken oa pa para.-aad can ho . aeat ta a letter to aay part of ; tho wotU. , without, extra 'pastare Ther ar bnlifat aad the most dara'le : . , pietare sot -uhea.-Cail iNWO A r-:. atthoCfy Oallory. .No. 45: lM"4fl:Oe t . MatB-ttrtet. aad hart oao -t ivi , , . ... r .1 'BOAIID1KO With largo aad pleasaat rooms far tht asommodatioB af a gentleman and lady or for siegle gentleman .aaa be obtained in a prirtte lamlly. 1b a central location. Apply at this office. t'-t.'.' . .i :.:.f. til ff feU.tf WOOOl WOODltOrdere foe Wood lei at Sajsvel VictEET'a will be promptly fillel. . feb3 r im i The Price of Coal at. the BfDlAM J.IDfES ia At the Pit..... .1. '..'.I.'.. .1.. ..'.!' easts per bushel nauled to aay part ol tho city.:.'. .".V.:.MJ ; ' "( J J0US WYM0XD. . fab - V I " i SSerotar aad Manager. TK.MPf.KOI HO.füH. ErfcBsrille Temple of Honor So. 1 meota" every tbaridsy STsaiaglathe Hall, an Water atreet, over the CaaalBaak., ; ' R. W. POINTDBXTEB. W. CJT. A. 3. O'SEILLT. W. R. ........ .Bsaooa Light Social Temple No. 15. meets eT,aryArUn.ate Friday Tealag.uahoet i f j OUX HYDE. D. P. T. C. W. nCDYARD. B. R. n t iff- Jaa20fi7-1y IIOLLOU'AV'ft PI f .LJ . Wherever elTilfis.v.a hM fiaae'ratrd. tbeeo Pill aw in 4maad."'Ttie stomach. the aaga. aad tbe iatostiata. are the orgaas most awatlatl. y diaeia all el i nates, aad span there, the ram.Hil action of this med'ciaeis rapid: the rosgh aad icvsriitls. Soldat tbs maafaotories. No. II Maidta LaBe, New Verb as I No iMStraad, LaadoBtaad by sit dragfiats, at 23o.,62(4. aad st per aaa.,. , , v, ar Drleiol'a Paraaparll1 ata a da tbe trt of expert one; all its rivals are 'alliag tato dls s. It di.inioct the blood of tho oUmeata of all sraptiva and i'eroos com p1alaa.raIievoe weakaoaa aad UMlis isiafallihle ia coa samptina. sad is even mors highly coaeentrstsdthaB when orifiaallr IstroJaeed twenty ars sg. KKMP's Wcaw PATi.i.r. prepared by tbo saaie- arm aro acraoablo to thi tiate. eoataa no moroary.Md aro lafalMMa as a veraUface Hold by D. T. LasasB ii Co . w bclesale drnggist. 69 Hater street. New York, aad by all druggist. Sarsaparilla tl. aad ruuiuze.per nettle. y , i -t 'i .,-.ztT UOOPL.l.D-0 GimUA.M niTTtlS, - - F TUE GREAT REMEDY FOR NERVOUS . DEBILITY. J. M.'Mct-iiizra. Dovlestawa. Pa.. Jane t. lasfsars: My wif has bca afflteMS- -mill Bervee debility sloco September. I8SI. eiaee which Urne I have boo aablo to tad aar physiciaa ar mediieao that woald benefit her ia tha least, etil so day I all od a: xh.9 store of Or. Harvev. of tntetowa, lor soma tiaetaro I iria. aad d'scriae to aim thesflicticasof my wifot ko the a handed mos lotof vapors to reaa, sBsag wnicD i roani oao ncricicg-yor uermaa Bitters. ! immediatol e procarei a few bottles from h-m, aad am aleaood to rt tbt the ate of tha Btttero has da a a her more good than all tho me-ticiaee aba has heretofore) takes. I wish yea t send ma a hall .0Uea bottles." See advertise meat. - . tnhl3 . .-i ' as .1 t t f f. A Vai.u tri.E Rsbkdt. The saqaalifiel Ustinony ta fa vor of Dr. Cavaaaask's valaabble eaedteiae. to bofoan ia oaradvertitingsolsma to-da '. wiltaommsad Ibnalftotho atteatioa aad apptcciatioa of oar r aiers. from the kaowa hich character aad f9itio ol he SOotlemä who.makes this voiuaurr trlba'jtethe ur.'s ssm. cuioaro Uiiiy Joar. The sbovanot'oo frjta nreotmporary, hat specisl refer, nee to the eertttcate af II. !. H-alf; Ksi.. In favovof the amoaoy af Dr. Cavaaaagb's Pilo Salve.,-! hieb isadTsrtiaod Ib onr colomss, for sals by -.. mhl3 KELLER ii WÜIT2. 1 rnVrnf Tfooflaad'a Osrmaa Bitters, rrenarcd and r old If Dr JacksoB. at tha German Med eal Store. 12i Arch et rest. Philadelphia, daily increase is tielr srell-deserved celebrity for the euro of all diso ases arisiagfrom deraaremvatof the liver. These Dittera base, iadsed. proved ablemtagtotbe afflicted, who show ther giatitade by the most Bstteriag tostimoaials; This medkiae has established for itself a aame tbat competitors, however wily their sehem-s, or soSactivetnetr promises, camot reien. it gamea tne pabiie eoafldeaeofcy fioimmsas honesta that have been derived from it. aad will over aaatataia. its position. ,, . See advertisement. , , .... , ..''"' mh13 asiaaawtBwaBBBmBBasawawamBwasm ' lOO JA ES BOOTS A l MIIOESf. 7 I RbK. dc PUESTOX ' V V " ' f IATB saw la store every description of boots sad sheet at a dip tee to tbotra4e. eoasittisg or Man's aak botwa pomp iota kip boots, do A eaif. calf. 4 aall and mit. titebed, plat a aad laaey lace extension top Boats. iMcn's spilt, iiaes sbs BBiiaed aaa es bottom, sip, pampsois Bregsasido gest. mit. goiA, calf, A calf aad piteat leather Shoes: Mca'scalf and seat pumps. Hots split, lined and nnlined kip. oak bottom p.mpeole Brigan; to goat aad mit goat, ealf aad A salt, aad piteat It Uber shoes; Days calf aad kip. pomp sols boots, plata .pampsois toots, plala sal Taney lace t (tension top do. Wo mea 's kip. split cal womcB's kip. split calf It ae J aad aalfoed be a tee t do goat, mit goat, k ranted, glovo top. latent leather, eaaaelled aad kid ser1 aad percSd bootees aad saiters: do plaia aad piteat leather faced Gaiters: do toeteesel every style Karesa. Jenny Lind, Rseolsor. Polka. Ae, kaawn to the trade Women's Baskias of vsrioas styles, ealf. coat, graiaed. kid. morocco, raamsled patent leather, glove) breased. Ae. .... . . . . Misses' bootees, split, kip, ealf, A eiH. gjt, mit, gist, pet;at leather. onaosllod. morocco, ftaey, top. Ironies; lavo. ftc- Yoath's brisant, calf. A crti ATin) split.' goat, groined, la-e aad straps d fthoes. Yocth's calf aad A calf Boots. Child's kid sad colored morcco Shoos. . . i These goods were, bought of the mtnnfsrtnrrrs, sad we defy all competition except them. Ws e!l onr Boots and Shoes oa the aame terms as Dry Goods. W'o hare eae ot tho largest aad most desirable etoeksof Boots aad ! boes ever hrtnght lato thettte. lacladlag a otiority of the bt maicrrsof New Eeglsnd. nnd from this time forward. It ! boaloosiag biuiaaas fs aay merehaat to pf s by EraK.ville oa their way ap the river to boy boot, aad shoes. W'o rtrpeetfally is vi to tbs tradt to call and emine"r stck. an7 KKKN & PRKTiN ' ... , "LOCRSl- dot Seth Thomas : O". riirirs. f art re' LOCKUP dot? J for sale by arT KEK PRESTON. J Hx bbls White Ltme: 7hTsTawt for saH by I .lt. UA lfl.t. oT CO. i AD.300 kegs pare ia store for sals W j . - ' :. . . ... uR. DAL z E LL ACO j I IV H ITH LEAD.-: . W - apl mAllÄ A.D gPIHHS.-5ro kegs asset ted tlsesf iVJ luokegs assorted Hpikes: 20 kevs barrel Nails, aere forsaieioway ap7 . i. hub, ualzlll 4; CO . . G IX EAT ATTIC ACTION I Assignee's Sale of. Hardware and Cutlery TUB undersigned Asslraee of C. M. Griffith, will sell ot private ealo. at tht stars room Haia-strest recently private ealo. at tho store room JUla -street recentlv ! aeeari lied by said Griffith, st cost, the satire stock ceasisting sf almost every aaUdc.tS bo foaadia a Hardware stars.t So mach af said stock as may remaia aasold. will bo closed out ataaetiea.commeaciairea Monday. VarM. 1857. , - mb3i - . iATMAt atuig,tti.;AnriBso, I . . ,. . " " "5TAPLB Sagar aad Aiolassea ia store sad Tor sale by . ifjl mh3t - m SAtfUEL YICKBRT. WVT R ECK IV KD. mm l kbsrrnaoN.u.na prnao N.u.nagart . 4ttsstnaalaUa Ho lassest Sugar House Molasses; I bags priaao Rio Coffee.- . ' ' AAM'L VICKKRY.' Ibkl mh3l SWBBT POTATOES. 10 bbls iust roo'd aad for aals by mbJI VICKKRY dt JOHNSTON.

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i i waaki 1 US: two' vtcka. Sue aaa maath. 4; tfcraa moBta. t7 s? aix aaBtfca16T Tear, 915. OiMaaataa laror adrmiMmeaU. Card af six liae ar aada. iftt iiibd. Naebarta lor tnartiaf, death or rli(iaf MtUaa. AlCTIOM SALE OF CHINA, GLASS ADD QTCEXSWABE. OV TUESDAY. April 14th. at aortal roams. orar af Mai a aaJ Third straits, at 3 'clock precisely, wa will sail, without rescrva. a large let f Qieeaware. eoasistiac ta rarta kit- rsac sjnä Voll ütnit i ea Btt; piaia whit Ta md dinftor dais "Obamosr Sets, aad a Tariatj af BtBf arkiets ofPiitf niwtrs ALiu;-ia Mtorttofntei pa "iasswsre.rcBsimaK oi ...... - .mm . f-.I Iiltr GeVIeu.tn blosses. Bsr Hag. Fruit Staads an 4 Tomrlsrsia great raxictj. Jtf. , , . The ralieaixa ruaiularly iafitef to?efll hefexamiae tbaferafcWsf aad asa lo'atd th aale which -will a eoatiaaed frasa day daTaatil disr-ased ar. S! I.K OF VAIXT4KLKB8ALKSTATK I. TIIK 7 Cirr or K A-SSVluLK, IND. - Ol äIO DAY aad TUESDAY, ho 4th. aad 5th af Mar. 1S57. wt will of er for aala.at publie aactioa. ta the highest bidder lets aamhered rrom oao ( i) ta Blty lacla.iTO. ob toe plat ar amael Kf ers aad Amdraw iiuataa'a adJiUoa ta the City or traasTille. . , . . r , Lots aarirera fraa oaa (1) to tweaty ana. (21) inelarire seh front an DirisioB street, be twee a first and THrdsu.; lota number 21 to 41 iaelasire. aaeh froatoa Um atreM. batweea Firitaad Third, and lota 41 ta SO each froatoa Third street, betweea Elm aadDivUioa streets. .Said lots iro ia a ffBtral portiflD of taiielty. Bear the Uit iteaiahoatlaadirc. an well s'taatod (or hasiaeu hoaws. W eail the atteativa feapital-sw aad baslaass Bea to this tile. Terms of sal. )i esah. J, ia baa aad M ia two year, with iatemt ot deferred pamentt. the same to 1 seeared If morffw. .Persona wishinc to examine said propettj. are referred to Samuel Swindell, cf ETanari'le. . . . SAVI'Kl. ROOKRS. -t Juii.viTniN RF.Mrr. ep-U Cxeeatora of And ow liastoa. BOY aa-nad J0Fl WEil.RY B'.OLEY; an iadeatar arrrentieo. has left me witboat aay rsrauuioa. The tjeftaf th's notice id to wira all persons acaiast trasting aanr d. liar with him oa nr aecouat.1 as 1 am ia bo war rtsr" mil io tor lis act. - aH ALKaANDER BAPur a. AfHIMFIB Sogar Csni: The ifis try and Mode o Culture: aaa, -a iMtati vi tu wa,a Mk TV J ap9 UOHELL Si LISTER. lltWI rdii wH a tha tlaavai I a. ä ma Jt V mm TOTHROOnPKI.I.OWR.The Odd Fellows Manual. lurtree'dVy apft DO BELL a LI3TKR. DESIUAIIL.F. I OTS FOU SALI:. rjPnS northwasttwo-tUrdsof lot (2. U.E.. is offered at jmL priTiMsaia. , - TERMS One-half cash. Lalaace in ana rawith i.t.P..t seearca ly mortgagt. ; a APPiy to BAKER t OARIX. fcaoairorqopyf , . ; ' ap9-4td A GOOD AUF.XT WATSTPn. - rgO ia?em Eraairillo for DR LIVINGSTOKES IT " I ibij up AfKiu," jit rges. lw eaertving. pricviB paper, so eer ts; benad 91 This is a work wasted viT Toaojor. t Terms to Agents 50 par tint f Iiceual. J. TALFOAHD. !.LnI)A CO.. . pa-at ' Philadelphia. Pcbb. , 1, TOUItlUGH HULIJr.ltS. rfnilE Boird af Commissioaers. af Vandsrbar.h aenafr. M. will, oa the 1Mb dir of Mar next, reeeira and aoniider cropojtli for huildag a CriJr aithstone atatmenti. at Ll.lSlUr I ferrr ater Plrrea Pr..k. i w it tli.iimt time prnpnsals will bo reaeive- ard coasidsred far beUdin a Stone Calrert orer the Creek, a ear tha old rasidcBca a Jne.B Stinsoa deceased. . . Plaas aad speeifiratioas af aaid Jahs aaa he seenrad at tha I'onaty aaitor'sdJIre. - ap-tai t U lTXIAM n. WALKER. A. Y. 0. ON tie 15th day Of May aeat. tha Board af Commisaioaerf af VaadorKurgh Oooaty. will eoatraot for eeverta tho CoJiaty Jail Bailding witha lato roof, aeeordiaitotbaplsn aad speeifieatiOB filed ia the County Auditor's Office. seaiea rronosais will ho received for si id work apS tfdaw WILLIAM H. WALKER. A V. C. KVA8VILI.I. a CR AW FORD VILLI. II. B. FtlEIGHT. .i'OTICK. aas after the inhef AprU. a I freight Mils aeemla --- nitifi, irrnnf at bTaasvme. Viaeeaa-s aa4 Torre Raae. mast bo tettled by the coasigaee at the Depot, before t be property is renevtd. AllgeMsaotaatled for whhia 21 hours after aotiee of their arrival is served, will be pieced in ttore. J.J UA.MELS. Soperlntendent. Gatette and Torre Dante Laien copy oae TiaotBBos moith. ap4-Im COTTOW AHK JkD CARPET CIHI.V ii bales No. mm Vara; 20 balos No. boo Yarn: 11 da d. TfO do: Vtfllk. Whit, r.n., r'V.I. -'Wlbs ass'd oTored Carpet Chain, of tho bestbraads ree'd payeteamac Motroplio aad for sale bi I. A; D. nEIUANN. 'lf BD LS PitUtorgb Ale, teo'dand for sale by f , t I.afeD. ÜKIMAXX.' eSI AnDI.MvH A.D I'HUA K. ' ' i - . tCf iuiJ boxes Sardines, .: I DU) U holes Sardiaei; 2000 Kbs do: . edus Ir'reaeh Prancs la glass jars . i do . dp", IaJacJ boars, ree'd aad for atlo-By'dr N 'M Tf t.k D. II KIM ANN, 14ISH! FlJill . i 14 bbls Ko. I Mackerel; IS bf-bbls No. 1 Msekerol: . S5ir No 1 dot SOhitiNo.t do: . - 2f bbls No. S dot 15 bf bbls No. S do; Jinr. No 2 do; S3 bbls No. 3 do; 4u tf-blls No3 de; eo qr. No. 3 Mskersl ree'd per steamer Antelope and for sale at New Orlesas prises aiJipg freight by a; - I. Ar D. MKi slANN. fiU T rOTATOK8.-30 Uls ia las order for set 4 V? ot iajuily aua for saloon coaaigamoat by , J:i. UbO.ioStKBJfeOO.! VTHrilKAT SACKS. -400 seamiest X leihst lags. U IV store sad for sals ly . . 1 ' f " PRO. POSTER t CO. J " B4vA.tiiL.v M.uiK.-nro ibis Leo's Min Ex re for. oa. iimr - apg itr.ii fWTKK CO. f9!IUO.MS--200dos onooatlganeat for sals low to close mwuw mj - III Ul URO. I'UataK A CO. Oil fh BOXEf st VI lilts Glassy tes, last rcs'd by att rea'd I asvvirs Z. II. COOK SON.' f -XE3 ass'd Flssktr 20 do - do Tambler; - r.. 20 do K gal. JafaBasdeevertd Jars; v (.. - . ia grass ass'd IU.ek tV'ias Bottles: -. Mr," IS dos aae'd Glace Milk Paas. jast ree'd by apa i A y. , .. z.n cook & sox. 20 O BBLS CaatLa Salt, f-r sale st the merkst prioooby ap - Z. n. COOK A SON. Btafft BBLS pars Cider Vinegar warranted, just ree'd by OO P Z.U.COOK dt SON.' r 4 au'd Brtonu. rtt'd and for sets low by LPA.'-ap . Z.H. COOK &S SON. T! art aBLSSwoetPoutoet. ree'd sir (jaoen of tbo West H VP and lor sale a 2 5U per beshel by Z. Hi COOK & SOX. OXESas.'deommoatoehoiee Ts-ratea rartale! if t spa Z. H. COOK M SON ; ASSIGNEES 8 A L.E OF, , , 'La Kl) A X D TOW N LOTS 1 JOHN SQANKLINaad MADISON J. BRAT will oa tho ' Mth day of May. 1857. at tbe door of tho Coart lioase. j is tne c ity oi cvaatviiis, coeaty of Vaaderbnrgh. acd Stato mm Af W J ? . m. Ok. m. m . . . X m m. m m m m - wi mo una. oeiweca iu o'ciocs, A. Ja .. SBdS o'clock. !, M..tcll at aactioa tho fnllowins- real estate. Irin la said covaty sad bald by Shanklta Ii Brav, as aesiaaea af Craw -It- a . a . ... -v. ' ford Relit Pive aces lit Wo. S. partof the son t beast qr. of thesoathweet qr. of eeetioa I. towjuhip sin. sooth ot raage 10 west. 8xaems part of tho sortherst qr. of tho Northwest qr. of am arcuni Lot 4 eoataiaing 11 0-100 s.Tes. lot 5 eoBUinieg 13 W-100 aad lot 23 eoataiaiag 23 57-100 acres., parts af tbe soatheast efteetiea S. ia the same tewaship, aad raage panicalariy desoribd oa a plats mads aad recorded la the Recorder's omee ay saie neu. aim tho westcrm H of lou 1. 2 aad 3 in block Ufa that partefthe cityaf Rvaasville. kaowa as the 4th. Ealsnrcment. lately part oi Lamaaco. AUo lote aad 10 ia risen 13 same bnlargemeot. cash and the balance ia 4. 8 aai 12 months. with iaterest secured. apStd Bl'f JGIF.SJ HrCKira'-A let of very superior made Buggies, for sals at unusual low prices lor catk. All sew and warranted. afs-isra DOW ARD & BROWX. !JAILS. 200 kegs all sites, iastye'd aad for sale Vy 1 . ' S. E. GILRKRT & CO., . f8 . . Syetmorestrett. C AP A .Ml LliTTKIl for sale by apS lAPEIl. KO reams assorted S K. GILBERT ii CO. JSVKLOPFS . we assorted for tats very low by J J.p8 S. E. GILBKRT A CQ..8yo. aesr Water. TURNER'S BALL u' . AT . . ,TIIE OLD UIIEWr.RY, IMoiadary April I3tliy 1837. ' Orn Annual Bill will come off at tho Old Brewery, ea EAS TKR MON DAV. to which wo IbtIi. alt .,e.i.j. whoa we would like to have enjoy oaee more a food baU is i ore tne bail teasoa ciosts. af-J ickeU a tl 50. can bo Crecured at tha daani bo the tnetnbers of the Committee ZW Genta wi;hont ladies, caacot raia admit aaea. CommsnceatBtat So'cloek -C0M1II2T1 A.PFAFFLIN. Mr. KORK. - Mr. EULKR. Mr. sr?HLNOB. " Mr. WALDS VfTH ai 8-511 DANCINO AVADEMV At Asemblr Hallt Ernnville, Ind., BY U. V. LIPPAHD. ..... DAY. f 2th of Arril. IsST. at 4 Ladies. Misses aad Masters, and ' lessess. Terms $a per pa pil. i rut ay ti. LlrrAKl', uaaoruie. roiaa Sehotttsehe Quadrille sad Haxarkaaaadrxlo . - Fakcv Dascss. Sehottische. Polka. Alaiorka. Walts. Deus Temps. Ciaq Temps Sieillienae. Redowa. Polka Miturkt; GorliUa Rsmeralda. Saatertllo, Vsrsovta. La CiaeevU. La Haurrl.o. L'Orieatale sad a variety of otara i , ' u Lri ,4. m mmm mam mt m ii.i.vb mm ..w.h.jfw, m.bm.bi.v . j vi : j v u I;V1.. J iFlig. Cachneha. As. - - , ; sgrAUwha are desirous of heeomlnjpnpilt art solicited a - .. a . A 1 - m. mm mm a St A ' V9 gvue'i m (a AMT una mm piaway mpv-o yfW?f SKI T8. aC.-Skali' bssud Onloa, VJ I-- papers Land roth's Garden Seeds; 3f da Shaker's . . da do; . " 1000" do Parker's do do. all asw crops, asd well assorted, lor sale b (mhJl) SAM'L VICKERY. . TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1SS7 at febl POBELL Si LISTER'S,

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CONSOLlDATEFClECUSfeS. wiaifrt .::::r:.:..". :r. :.. : Kqaesiriaa Director...... Treasnrer, .'if t . - WILL BE KUB'T WHITE. ...W...KRASTIJI P ILK LPS EXHIBITED AT KY AX6VILLK ON BOARD FLOATING PALACE! TIiurBdnr, April 2SdVl8$TT OV aTiPerformaace ta eommeaee at 1 aad 7 o'clock, r. at. daay"DaioBst half aa snr proTioas-- 1 TLieoopaay iacladcs atleetloas frasa their orth Americas Circna fraan the Eastern States, their Railroad Cireas. to) relotrated the raxt seasoa in tha Hi Jala States, aad thcir'origiaal Floatiag Palaco Cireas. and has just closed the asostsaeeetaful seaaaa tnt kaowa 1b the Cireei hesiaen. at their NEW AMTUITIIKA TKCia theeity of New Orleaaa.' .The oatira compaay will appear, lacladiBgthafoUewisg " . . t PRIZE PERFORM ERSl HKNRr. XAQILTON, Bsrdlo Raeer Oy mnt.it and MaaOfeskty. OMAR KlCMARDäOX.rriaeif! Eqwar -. triaa. iatrodaeiag tho Brtdgo loapiag, first time ia tboftosth. -OCJRUE DUNBAR, Oyrnaattas Coatortioaist. - - . JAMES . hlACPARLASD. Tight Br Daneer sad Grmna t. .....-. t HERCL'LKS LIB BV. the ass af Irom nerve wbohretks solid Jc wJLUthia -aaked fist. CHARLES CRO&BV. Draavatia Kaaee- " V. triaB aa.l Gt maast. 13HARLKS WATERS, IadUn 'Siiar. NATHAN ROGERS. GjmLast. Jt4 ' ' Ktaestriaa of all work. C11AKLES DAVIS. Acrobat aad Leaper. MR. C.J. ROGERS' PapiU. vlt: Master FRANK: BASRY. Mvo greatest hara--back Rider ia Ametiea: and that Ctitld - af rrtM aad - m.iu liiftJa KaTK ORMOND, only .irht Taars of age. , Madame ORMOND. ladams LAhK aad r 1dsme DAVENPORT, the besatifal tlestrtt-aafs. r " f P. ROB1.N80V.. J. PRRR1. -C. - BROWX, L. WOODS and WMHAAl-"-. lLTO.N. Vaulter. Ttmblers. 4o ' c FOCBCLOWA8 r ;fr BILL LAKR. of New Orleans. . JOHN DAVENfORT. Of GsorgiB.' ll (ItOKüK N1CK.O Aisryiasd. ' tf. OIJiTX, 01 roaBsylaata. . : Tho Trick Poaios. PEUASSL'S aad TARTAR, aad tho facet bars back mm Pad I10ESES i' tho World. All lad by OTTO KYLE'S CeUbratod BnäoS Bl.MI. .403-Dress Circle, all 'Ana rCkairs.Tio 'I. hlf-pnee..t... GjrPmtly Circle Coohiasiod Keata. -- (Childica aider 11 Ttifi ( u ' ' half-price) .;......:..'. ...i...c. Colored Gallery ... TmmediaUly after each Perfermasco in rur: floating palace ' " AGRAJiDTOCAL ARD .tT'C .' Instrumental Concert j :jy n..:7 : r .. '. t , s , ' - - ,. : BA.D OF 3IJS6TRKL8.. I . Will he sir 3 is tho RIDOTTO SALOON, oa tears toe steamer JAME RAlHOKD. '' . Sii Admiaeios...... ........ .. .. . - a4-dwtd MJ. BVkNBLL. Agest. K boxes V. R. Cheese; 25 his English Dairy; do Nutmeg Cheese by TENSEV oi SORKNSOIT.: ICRT 11 EC KIT KD. ill UK) hoses paper.d Saltrtos: do - du Soda; inr boxes Tomato Cat p. for sale by mhl3 TENNEV & SORkNaoX, 1jAri:il, Ai:.-? tundlea Wrairfog Par; . . aosross lionnrt Boards: 2' gross Butler's Ink (20 hotU.sj jast ree'd periatua V.cCall. ' Paj KW GOODS comprising most cmy rtlde is tht Netisa iNl line, jast reeeive4 at A. 0 PUSH HE'S. No. . Mitchell's block. Xaiaetrcct. Ladiea aad Veatlemaa are very resrectially invited to call, where t ey oaa had a tetter variety, thaa at say tho 't, alt oll as lev ss tbs lowest. , - A : C. PL'SUEBw .. t nh23 . 30. . VlUboll'e Block. Mai a -street eCOHMll K 6 IIKAPKR AAP -MOU Kn.-Wa are Ageata lor the sale of this reliable Maehiaeiall who wiabao save labor ia aba harecat Seid who aid nracaro aaa: we Bavo samples OB hasd whi.b we sball tabs pleasaro isthewisg. ; w HCRJIBROOK k CD..mhll . Water streit. Lvaatvillt. EAinni.XK'M eCAI.KH. We have ta store a awe t assortmat ol these K.uktK V cighiag Maehiaea; wo warrtat them Acci'mate aad iK-aatiK. Ho reisr U all those who have tested thoir go.dneie. Wo caa fa raub scales af aar capacity Iro tu s r. naacna to firs iickpbcd TOBB. ' : IIORNBii tK CO., Agratt. mhll Vtter ttreet vassvills. BVOOPLH HRIltTri. 23 do.' Ladies Hooped Skirts, II r'e'd sad fcr sale ly bZt KEEN At PRESTOH. 1JOrA10lI8.-ItHPET'i",tTe,,,7j ' . , bAMIKL VICKtfcT. , mhll '.Coraer Main aad Seeaad stroots. UfAPLK M0I.ASSK-J lit Print Ma rjt Wojkslim. act far aale at mhM . Z.U. COOK at SON. just ui:ji:ivi;i ,spuiko htile. TTKRESS Goods, W3 Oooda. Carp Goods, Maatltta. Wiadow Shades.' J Cartaim sta. Kues. Floor Oil Cloths, Shawls, urgaadas. Lawns, Ni amsooks. &e , Ae. . . i . ; j vitLM ar ou. t ' First street three dcors below Mala, mb2T 1. 1 CLARS FI.ASRS 7SloKostdsea eaeb, qaarU.pUao W aad hall pinu, rco'd per Articaia. for sale v . mh2T . j . . ' S. K. HIL.i tCRT A CO. . ; ; kotice. "" 1 ,t;.ii. hero for sale foar las VOÜKO HORSES. Voll II broke for family bso. Also ose gray Mare with loal, aad will tell them low for cash. ' ' J ' bio ....... ... - ,. , . Zm. II. COOK s SOU. ' ' KBW ARRIVAL OF ! - SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTIIIKG! V" AT THE WESTZÄH STAB!! t ., ,V. . A; LOBENSTINK. . . . j rm a, MANCFACTUREB OF'AJCD DEALER IX CXOrlllCi A!tD FlIltmiIII.tGCOODN. CfB AH mt looeivodaad bow epesed a oomplato assort moat 1 KM of Cloth. Cistimero. Liaoa aad Haitis Coats. TaaU. j Vesta. Shirts aad Drawers. Hau. Caps. Tracks. Valises aad 7 Aiaaa liaVf verv fias Brl1 Cloths. Csatimercs. Li Also a lotof Terr fias Br3ad Cloths, cacsimeres. uisea aad Mars.ilUs. which caods bo taado ta order at tht vary lowct prices with a eat a ess and dispatch. By Galling at tha Western Star below trt PavUloa Htel. yea wHI boeoavlaeedof the above by . nbl t ; A. LOBEWSTiNR. Q g STKBL Plow Flaadles assorted Not. from I to a ß SUUayes cast Mould., ree'd and f- sale Vr lets SAMCCL ORt SlTVSPKIXG MILLlIf P.HVe 1 9VHT RKCKIVIiD Mits P. It. "BARKER, has Jast received a large sssortaeot of Millinery, coatiatiagof French Tissues. Lace aad Neapolitaa Bonnets. ' ' ALäO: SILK aad . . , , , , ' STRAW BONNETS. 1 ' ' li. RIBB0N3.FL0WRRS.ers., To which soiavites the particular atuatioa of tho laUScf Evansvilleaad vieiaity. P. R. BARKKR. - First street, hetweew Mais aad Locust. . fc25 . Opposite tho Post Office. NEW HOOKS! SLW BOOKS!! 1JATL PANK, by N. P Willis-hisBOW BOvel;' TU' NIGHT WATCH, a Tale of Social Lift la tha SoBths new and clever novel. . FANNY rCRN'8 PLA V-DAT BOOK jast as W GODEY'S LADIKS' BOOK for Febresryj . , TANKKB NOTIONS for dor -I..C.-. RECOLLKCTION OF A LIFE TIME by Goodrich, imnstiatcretMnsaBd iastrnctive work. Als a lotof ValeatiBee ia great variety at . jar 27 - POBKLi. At I.ISTFU'ft A SADDLE IIOSL I'U; SALLjVU , , EXCHANGE.. -' v A well gaiti T-rr-iai. fry hngjry hsrso, n1 ' r ' the J.urasl. ell gaitod. yooag saddle hares Is offered fo oais no eiecsngea tor a goes family kaqaire at tho scuntiag vo of rnhn-bC 75 BOXEt largo Hamburg Cheese ree'd aad far sals by aortic I. & D. llEIMANJf. T3 m3 9 .9 m. ... . m mm m v.v , , MAS lost received a largt supply of ssperisr f am try Tea. - ' -i .' ' ! - UDnroarriSB. Tocxa Drtoir, , Extra tue Toaug Hysoa, 1 Tar-EBiAL aad Blacs, Is es 'diet aad packages, or ly tht poo&i. t nitcattoatrt. felt ' - ' ' . aTU 'OK 1 KAL- wbc.heTs fresh greand. rco'd par cast m . l... r..i....ir....i.L. B.' vVBt BVsws aai 'W aoai mm J . - mb2l SAM 'L VICKPRT: OOL1TK 1.IMK. 25 bbls sale by ll or etktrwhe at Ooliu" White Lime, fo SAMUEL VICXERY'S. mhll CITT UKDEI19. . ran UK T HE Treasurer is now prepared to redeem all City Orders I Jä. now watstaadiag. wreathe same boiag prcoontofl for now o ibtioa. v.aesa The inf roatoa all aiders wiil ccaas frei alter t tbo It day ef April e aft ins. uuiag. ' . I By ardor mh2T-im WELL H.b JLMiS.aif. PC BAGS assorted Cottoa Yaraj a . km mm Am r.rut CiuS: 40 bales Cottoa Battiag; 10 bales Caadle Wick Inst ree'day: mk4 i . H. COOK at SON. aw - amnMa . mm Rm. vamiTo! aa eaaaicasaaat af aa llw lo . . - aad far aalo lowby WUBELKR ttl'''V''-M rah 9 SrxnRiHB 50 be its Starch: 50 do SurCaadlcs; , 30 do " Soda: AOdoaWaah Boards; ' 3"0 reams ass'd Paper;. BT7 ' 1000 lbs Col. Carpe Carpett Chain; 2 bags cotton Yarsi " 25 dos larya Tubs; 9 k.,M a ,nl 4 v.i.abnm, for sals hT ORB. DALZELL At CO I : xKA.8p40b,1' rt" WiSäiV co.

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