Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 224, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 April 1857 — Page 2

JTT I TY MflUfllHl 'mto z: . s. J. T. CAULHSf KDITOB. C. X DBRW, Jr., LOCAL BD1TOH r KVANSVILLE: FRIDAY MORyiNQ.:-:::::::::::ArRlL 17 . a .. a a a

CTWebaTereceiTeaineaoiwrepo by Judges Trimbell, Campbell and Fowler,jthe Jcsus QMst of Day unon the advantages and Dracticabilitr of R-;n -.

f - i aws building a Railroad from Paducah to IlenderLJMa tn ii!.. It states, in " I tery clear and concise terms, the advantages . , . . . .. of the road to the town3 and communities along the line their ability to build it, and f.-s i . imponanccasaiina w connw. iuo of roads coming from ih. South through the r. -.t -i 3 - I Kastern terminus to t point opposite this city. predicated upon the supposition that we are to bv several Railroads leading to the North I er, Xiorth and East. The object 01 bnnging at 1 1 ! a. ! 1 1 f aA a.. a I aa-i-eL- et,:. ... n i-.:.i.-.i..t tvuuvwuu niiu tuuiivau. .tMiiu,ui

uinnc. esioitne lennessce wun me roaua fron, Qod, he (Young) being the vicegerent of ner nomo oy wo aecrce o. tno cuers ana North of the Ohio, leading to the East This God and prophetic successor of Joseph Smith, S1 P hf ceremony of sealing" to belt Object is the only reason for directing its ho w.s the founder of this blind and treason-

,M m-Vinftnr ritr nn nf the nrinci- (the namea or whom I will promptly make T T T T asa Caisi, making oar ciiy one 01 we pnnci- j. r r s0 acquired is lost by a divorce before break- . . . e ... known at futarc time). ,e L M:.t pal cross.ns points for trarel Utween the 4th Thu lhe & of lhe taSt tho next morning! iNorth eait and South-west. 11e pnncipal Supreme Court ha?e Uen destroyed by order -he account giren by Jud-o Drutmaond or road alluded to, Uour Straight Line Itoad. of the church, with direct knowledge and .p. 2327) which .considered, desUned, the great avenues of tratel from the Ohio nr- . ... .i..t(;Ä. (uL.cnn.u ... picturo of beastly barVanty. Could a correct

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an enterprise that is vie we J by all persons I""" " ; f . . . ... - . I 6th. That the federal officers arc dailj com - abroid as of such e-reat imuortance to us: oneL.n.i - au- r r.,

o - ... . I ? J co"cacB cu ucpcuus, Ehould hare auch .'ukewarm friends, and so

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aal w wp W"vaaM ayaw tav uvääjve w aavaoaa ava ow ie v the BcDort at length to our readers at a future I 0 w l day. 71 . , . . . . K iVlll A1f IllaltKi- Af th.a rrii n r tr tphn I J v -aw-.. v, i i tr i4 i. n . .v. It rcturuti iruiu rvanaaa iai wcca, tuuuiuii tue i , . ,r Biaiemenis maae in our paper on xuonaaj. .- ,u " .i

uuifi auu viuci uiciau iu tug hiiuuiji anvil.',- , , . , g-, - ,i. ii ,t rtr it a I kami. IH rni.rf ml Ina Mirl I . runn con t nncM 1 in", fill thn nnnfa in Ihn I'ikiHa r m.ix rl il.

tirt eannne annTanancinn uro I01I Iit tho innah. I rr . . . 1 a Ar a&aak-a A ,1 . ! .aa... I I AN ' 1 0 ää aMM OM a "wwv . r . uiuuoos oi me ouw. n a cuus.uuuuu uu .i.-t...i.i-: e. oVUAIjMUIC, Oi 1 VI W ouvutvi iiuuvovti UL.-Vf.va uviu i o Fl it would not bring slavery into the territory; r,f Vn. d,rr in(n r, torrifftt. for alaverv will never venture where public - - . I A. ä A a, am 0 a o.auf 1 a etAOlM MA n m I ilM.I tne union as a ataie, ana ine control 01 tneir . ara . . a a.i e . .S I own auairs. ueneve tnera irom me guiraian-i ihip of the General Government, and take a away the federal officers, and they will soon j a . : . enre anv defects or errors in their own lawal v - -i a?a..a? -!.. !-r a at-l fl.! inrnrininr thai ana cons uiu won. wu aaiwsausua v I tree StaU men have but little to do with the law, the courts, or the public officers. Ifthey ' Wa inv dlannlM or diffienltUa imnn themj r o - iL 1 Ia. si t'a! aU?l aetves, m-y auornia luo aruurauou . u.r a ) . a a0 . a a V I noignoon. ivery commuuuy oi irw scuiers IUÜ public authority Le needs tt tny time to direct his social and ciril concerna. a . New States and TcaRiToaiESIt is supposed that tho next Congress will organise . a a .a V four new territories, tiz: Uacotah, eraaa, a .! Van.iiH rPVi a aiimtcetAn fT v ar- ja. mi Kansas, Minnesota, and Oreen will raise the number oi States to thirty-iour. woen Washinston. Nebraska New Me xieo, and Utah shall como in, the number will be ....... . v, . . . ... raised to thirty-eight. Nebraska will utuxnaUly be divided into three or four States; Texas into threo: California into two; Orn i'ntA WA- anr, tri nw Statu ofSunerior a t. e xr- v n uu .. Mtaken from Michigan w,ll-w,th the four new wrnwnes euumcraicuawio io aus ber of States, within twenty years, probably a hin-ri fiftv. , tCr The Richmond (Fort Wayne Co.,) Herald says that on Thursday, as the Cincm. Jj;ntn.r ,iir iuumviiv.tau wu""o tho engineer discovered upon the track what he at first supposed to be a coat and basket f anm laborers on tha road. He endeavor. ed to cheek the engine, but the train pasaod t on, and left behind it, tho severed and man gled body of a little girl about twelv years old. She had been sent by her mother to a distance for milk, and was seen two hours beforo at a shanty near by where sho was found. Tho Coroner' inquest discovered no evidence how ahe should have been in that position. She' may have fallen in a fit, but there were soma' dark suspicions that she had been unhumanly violated and murdered, and her body placed upon tho track to conceal the crime and to divert suspicion. Gor. WniauT. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Gov. Weight has been offered the appointment of Minister to Prussia. We hope for his ex-Excellency's sake, the report may bo true; though we think there are other positions ho could fill with as much benefit and honor to the country, if not with as much credit to himself. The Governor is certainly entitled to an honorable reward from his party. fifr Tho Governor has appointed A. G. Da ria Judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit, vice Stanfield resigned; and Hon. John Pettir, Judge of the 12th Circuit in place of Judge Ingram, also resigned. 7-The Vincennes Gazette says the sur - Tey of tho Railroad from Mound City to Vin-! n,a 4- nrnr rnin? made, and will toon be completed. Tho building of the road ia a determ nvi tact.

itaou vi auj luvuio uiuituiäics. iug uuiui- naruou to me miu urcuu uciuro no reacueu t i i , .111 111 a mtioBUCNds the highest estimate.: and lb. the pe.ite.tUr,: also, that .he Mia Co.emor ''hnj whtch contains tho best coal UJs yet L 8UU men are confident of their ability to Young parioned raa. by the naine of Uaker Covered the Ucifie An I.5l,shcom- ' whn lintl liAen tried and Ken to note I to ton vwrs nanr own tha tninnin I. nli nnrl h -, cnMrn, I

DDimon is Biiaiuso ia. n. uiw-afci luusiiiu- i criminal wun mm. in nruner Dcraun. 10 cnurcn i t. .

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uon. it aaopiea. wouia do cnangea in a year, i"" ö'u-lu " -uitiiuii, u- . . All that the citizens desire is. sdmision into . - nn,im.! h'"3 "cei.ed a fu enes . oor rueilic terntory d the . ra.ts

form theirown regulations for the government -- - " words ho has spoken. - .. . . lof the territory of Utah. 1 alio charge Gov. I nr r,i t.t. .1 f,i..n...

ot atlairs among tnemseives, ana tne manner young with constantly interfering with the th: "V 'J h ..... a i mi r . , ; ,. , . . then strucK ilr. Ilav.mx a violent blow, m which they get along, illustrates the Van- federal courts, directing the Grand Jury whom which g,4ncca ofr aR1, Lit Mr. Cau a keea aptitude for Belf-rovernment. and how to indict and whom not; and. alter the Judz- .t r .1. n..-

AT7AISS IN UTAH.

Ju1C Drumtnond, Chief Justice of the U. S. Court in Utah, has returned to tho SUtes, i.i:.t. ,

Fu..a,iCu ,., rcS.5non ui uu uui jthe New Orleans papers, at which port he . .landed a few dars since, havine. as we sup-

post, returned by the. way of California. T- V.:- !- s I.- 4 a-- I aa. .... .C.r a., wie Änorucjr u......, t municating his resignation, he gives his reasons for his determination: and they are ic tv of t-:i v Af v Am- UM 111111 i UUIlai IUU w v. aavs vi..it Hfc .a a a o a wj W -M äva a B f VMl a W VA VI äUV a a a, u4 I WLUUivlll I VareajääVl tflUIUIVlii auv eav-j such head, the Mormons look to him, asd to hin, alone for the feu, by which they are tobe i. . i r . e r l - . "cr" V; ' in fn;- 7 them considered binding in jny manner. 2J I know that there is a secret oath-bound organization among all the male members of t v.- t, -bt i. I, v-., --..v. --6- - Ol inj 'i "nj Fwpic uiruuu aruiuui ivuiix. uuvt. , 3d. I am fully aware that there is a set of apart.br special order of Üe church, both the lives and property of persons to take both who may question the authority of tho churc onestion 5. That the federal officers of the territo . Aatnianiltf inen I Vi a vaPBA1 1 rii) An noved br the Mormons, and for thosj insalu , - 1 I irnarn i r.u niJicas. lUeilCU tv licur 111 miu ui tug iiiiu-tttau KU 1 . . 1 1 .t. f e i.t. I crnraeaiirauutcu, tu t,u,,, tuuti va v. v. nation, both lmnZ and dead, slandered and . a a J a 1 a a 1 iai,.rt an.i mnnn m. I I Uk'' IVMIltdVtätV M4 0 o v aafc aaa aoaa tltoi all . WV I citil passions of man can possibly conceive. Again: That after Moroni Green had been ...... v ........ - . I convicted mine district iurt. ueiore my colt .. i ir r i. : I leizue. tiuuzo rviuuuj , ui au assault nun ia .Ja .L iL.. .r. ilu v-u""ui' uini,aimauuaa.u5, u appeal to tho Supreme Court, the judgment . .. .. . 1 t .. I tome peniienuarvungBam loung garo a lull V A II.. . B ä I . TA & . M I imprisonment in me peniienuary.iorinemurmer oiauumu toy uy ino luimw ui iiueuousc; i Unrr,,rKhowin? w""w f " w cyr - I a .i.F l . I cases Ol muruer mai i ever Know ucing ineu; and, to insult the court and government otliL:.i. v., r.ir i.;a Mi,iL, kl, inn a...a " -""o "v" t-aiwa.vi j OJ a w ' . A 1 T I LaaaalVta aa wu v w e awa aavaawwv ojv v a MormoM. . . . .. un the oiner nana, i cnargo tno aAlormons, and Got. Young in particular, with imprison1. A t as?? 1 I nS u r x joung men irom i,sour ana Iowa, who are now in the penitentiary of Utah , .. V.. i. i z .. riLuouL inose men uminz viutatcu anv crimi- . . . . . . . r. tl ! : . I .. .1 1 Uli laW IU lUICllta, UUfclUCjr rlVID sallbl'UlUr mons; poor. uncducatcJ young men, on their WV t V tmA rmm Illinois. Invrii nr Misnri ami nacc.l .. A " TV; r" i ' t " ? 1 . 7 ea Dy ureal oaiii-aae uuy, uiey were inaici- ..' t, . . .. i Ii n . ei uy a rrooaie uourt, aim mosi uruiau j ana aU. . a h 1 sua nnlf am a lä tr sfal,li.- a a. - iuuum...j 'o es chaJ?e the Grand Junes as to their duties, rit'ohTSra tS?:.-a.rA:J"r? iullT.iaA t lio will in relation to thoir I.ilnr.. anil that hU h Um3 w tho only charce known, obeyed or received by all the Orand Inf . tl f.. . 1 an. an 1 nA aa ow . aI I T. la i aa.U.te J unes oi lue leuurai uuui is ui u mu tcrruurjr. Again, sir, auer careiui nnu iii tturu invest,! cation, I have been compelled to como to the onclusiont heart-rcnd.nS .and sickening as it may i tliat Capt. John v. üunnison, and his party of ebht others, were murdered by the Indians in lXX.wler the order, a J rice, end directions of the Mormons; that my i lustrious distinsuishca predtceor, Hon. Lcomdas Shaver, caaie to his death by drink' ing poisonous liquors, given to him under thc order of tho leading men of tho Mormon Church in Grat Salt Lake City; that the late Secretary of the territory, A. W. Habbitt, was murdered on the riains by a band of Mormon 1 marauders, under the particular and special 1 order of Brisham Young, Heber C. Kcmball. and J. M. Grant, and not by the Indians, as reported by the Mormons themselves; and that they were sent from Salt Like City for that purpose, and that only; apd as inembers cf the Danito Uand, they were bounl to do thj wiu 0f ß Young, as the head of the Church, lor forfeit their own lives. These reasons, with many others that I P;h S"e ,w.hic. xvouId bo.to?. wart-rend linap en inirt in this communiration. hive in duC0li mQ t0 res;gn lhe olKce of Justice of tho Territory of Utah, and again return to my adopted State of Illinois. My reason, hir,fur raakins this communication thus public is, that the Democratic party, with which I have always strictly adhered, is thc party now in power, and "therefore is the party that should now be held responsible for the treason able and disgraceful state of affairs that now exists in Utah Territory. I could sirjf nee essary, refer to a cloud of witnesses to attest the reasons 1 have g'ven, anl the charges, bold as they are, against those despots who rule with an iron hand their hundred thous and souls in Utah, and their two hundred thousand souls out of that notable territory, but shall not do so for the r?a?on that the lives of such gentlemen as I should designate in Utah and California would not bo safe for a single day. Hatred and enmity to the United States is openly and porsis.sntly inculcated, and ro sistance to the national authority is preached as a duty; the U. S. officers are perpetually insulted, thwarted and harrassed, and openly defied. No American citizen but a Mormon, is allowed any rights. Kobbery and murder of thc "Gentiles" or those who do not belong io the church aro perpetrated with impunity. When the Indians deprc'a e upon Mormons they are promptly punished; but they are instigated to rob and murder those who are olnoxious to the church, and arc protected and 'eh:elded from the punishment of their crimes. The right of private property anions tte Mormons is almost unknown. Whatever the rulers need they always find means to obtain. "Töe Lori ree(l5 V' warrant sufficient

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to enable Young and h;s Council to seize upcn

any property in Utah, and remonstrance or T?Uun?s "j.1 us.ciess ,but Mg!rotarIf wealthy disciple arrive from the Mates, tho Church (Youn) immediately lays hold of just such a share of his goods as lie pleases. The portion! of which the former owner is suffered to retain nomiual possession, he is wL...w. at, u'-Jbc ai-LUiuuio iu iu vuvia of Dr0rhet or Driest. If the cronhet says to his neighbor, riant that field with potatoes," the former w ould lose his lands, and perhaps his lite, were ho to refuse. 1 he wen m a am. s counscl ho is thus obliged to obey, hois als, compelled to ask. The result is, that tl, actual possession of the great mass of all tti , , . , . e c.uai wasessiun ui uic rrea- wins uj an m a - T 1 ca vi) Ife of 00nS anJ h:s ,ramca,ale IUDm nilCS. The social stat f tho PC0Pb ' mor hor" ... ., .. . . .. . .v. . .... nWo than their civil and political condition, Judge Drummond, says where a father has a child, fair and innocent, whom he loves and cherishe - and :r she cantivatcs the fane v of . j. M , . f , .V1 th? Slwe 5,l.5It anJ, mnM con ncction, become hia houcnoll or c l1?' 'tcn hW that a corn-fislil man ia idea of those horrible transactions ba malc known throughout tha countrr. a crusade Hi1? Pc.,,eJ 3"a,.n!t lMuul bonl2 &al wiMuti soon pui an cnu 10 ineir rw.i'. ire in . i 111 i. juovernmcni snouid LC arOUSCd 10 OradlCaiö 1 tuta ;.TOt ? r .1 this immoral pestilent community from the 1...1 ni. , a r t- u x " iii'i'g.miueiii ui inii:iui i ounr, Governor or the Territory. wa the most fatal error of Mr. Fillmore Administration. Ioal is to be one of the elements of national power as well as wealth in the coming genera tion. Navel supremacy will rest entirely J J lirnn if tri., Ei..m h,'i ...n-..?- c,;i. r ' " "v in t i -.i . . . . Lngland with a foresi-ht that distinguishes . .... auin.ni.irauve auairs, is Kam to do sec ur coai can bo obtained. She has Vancouver's rights which the government will protect. ra :a i ,tlA ..l ,i..'i. .c t is sud tho coal deposits of Japan arc an 1 Arn? i n her present operations with that emr -j pire; and she is searching for coal deposits and r , , . .... , ' . iiiaccs lor con uepois in an mo l oivnesian " o ISCOT of nur "C5 " .-. a wvwwa rrovcrnmcnt. amcar to civo no h,! 1 tbe, nl. I ,J '7 - o :cct Axothf.r Legislative Fwiit. List Fri fiir dnrin- the mnrso of alnn n,i cftmf,n.ta I aay aunn0 inc course oi along and somewna i i..i a late in the Lower House of the IUrsUII'l UCll H5,:wn" mJe nome insulting 'rcmaiks'in'rclatbn to Mr Hastings, lhe editor of the Albani ., lnCKcrb0CKcr. Alter these rcmaks .Mr. IIit : 3 . at- n.,t, i..: i ... '"o3 4 mi. wttuniuis iiuir UWllUl him thlt whcn he close(, his 1U. , . I I he (HaUin) would settle with him for the Thc Iouso wa3 -mimy tl.c scene of in tenso "itement. hx! was lnere.e.l con Wcnblj !.j a man in the gtll.ry felling i , loa Vr. na-ni. u.ai..u i Lj 'carcj at rj apo!ogized to the I - House. The Finances cv New York City. The following state rf the finances of New York comprise rather largo figures. The total receipts in lS3Gvcrc nearlv $21,000,000. and thc disbursements $20XO,U. The valuation of real and personal estate in the citv for 183G was $12,000,00). The large operations of the Treasurer represent certain peculiar transactions known as trust accounts. These arc temporary loans for special purposes, to bo returned bv a local tax. The debt of the c;.ty is $14,230,1. "G; asnisst which the city has a sinking fund of $G.0OO,00Oleaving an actual debt of about $8,200,000. 03" Mr, Uarrett, once the most popular genteel comedian in the country, universally known as 'gentleman George," died at tho se of C3 on Lons Island last week'. His heart and purse wrec ever opn to a friend or fallow being in distress, which, as is genanlly tho case with those endowed so largely with tho milk of human kindness, kept hi in poor during bis life-time, but has left behind a host of pleasant memories which will ever be associated with his name. 07" The Assernlly of Barbados have appropriated $12,500 annually for making that Island one of tho subinarine telegraph company's stations. fj7"Iible Revisionism is a failure, a munificent failure, and nothing else. Its best friends hare deserted it, having no conQdence in iL It has now come to a stand, for want of funds. of friends in carrying out its own principles. It has come square up to the word Uiptizo, and knows not whether to translate it or not; but death follows in either case. Ail this is a rreru rp-isnn for niacin? the work of translae.vwA. t r tion into the hands or fror, llackctt and rrol. Conant, where all will be safe for the next twenty years. rhilcuWj)fiia Christian Uaptut .hromcle. 07" Eli 'lhayer's pi in to resuscitate Vir ginia, promises to woik well. In a recent let ter to the New York Herald he says: We have already been offered over 5.000,000 acres of Virginia land at prices varying from fifty cents to one dollar per acre, there never was a more auspicious time for the friendly invasion to developc the resources a, . II evhich nature has so uouninuiiy entrusted to her, and to give her that proud position among the States to which her wealth and influence will then entitle her. ft3The Dubuaua and Pacific lUiIrcad Co. have tope. have n?2otiatcd six millions of bunds in Eu-

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to atrrati r tick bf.dach. will tai ia ßoarhavi't Uol- t Und Uttttrt a sure, taf tal iltMnt rcmedT. Ittoottct! eig'suoa. a4 arettM a htalthj appeUu. It 1j. witboal doult. a matt dtlijtful preparatiom. aadaa atfaeta) rtma d. Tb fet that it it bow a tor popaUr taedicinf throaghoat tho Holland actilomtau ia Wirarcna. K.w! Jii03ijB. juinoio aaj Iadi.aa, rpoako aoeb ia ito faTor. See kdvertiieaentlo another eolvmn. ciiAnLKS' lodo. c onniAL mx uhp T tko Roeoria of the Cttisom Hoato to bo tbo oaly London Cerdial Gil IMPORTED aud told la Uule. :i ctLeraaru maJo herela Imitalica of it. It ia a dolioiou tonio berTfo. aad fj its ral:ar flTjt (odiffreatfroQ other jif) i, vairereallr eteQd hr all ' who ...4 it. It U adopted with r,at lBeeeM u tJt of I Drsrer!. OonT. Rucmitijx, Dnorsar. GaATCL.CoLic. I Cholma. KtTra aid Acck. SriticTiue. Dijsai k or lat ' LKIS1RT 0a8, EnLRPST. Ft.TaLS InatOCLARITIBJ, i,. Dr. VAtrXTix Marr. o( S,w Vert, la a fetter to tho rroprietor. tay Charloo' Loadoa Ctrdial Cia. i the parat, lest, aai sost reliable Eitr&et of Jaaiper. Iharteeea. CIlATlLnS' LONDON COBDIAL Ulx'uaoU ly all Drl,f andCrwere ia tho l,lud ttaa. ada al ara nnmereua riinni ctlled "Laa Joa CirJul U!n"- iroij tliea luyeal, Criatr.' r.jj.tt aa tha.-offarad to To aj j-oa Jl)ur haalth. VrUm oa dollar for qoaru. flfty eenuforplau. L'DMCND C. CÜAELE3, ia'iX)-3mlaw Solo Imoorur. 0 Rrn1... v v SPECIAL NOTICES. rXoti'"'" Jh" I''. taparliaaoBa f eaata rr lue three tiore; 30 oau r liae oao i .atoa loBjccrtime. caertina; wck; Jiatub iiin.is iiu.in. The ipicinu h.u wUhiVIicx fr 53 honci. in eonaactioa withaCe Bowling Alley aai out lotj. aitaatad iiaatraet. utvi aatha B .ll'a lltaJ. aJm:r!,Ir loeatad r a firt elan aotfl, eis be LaJ oa lcue. at a rreit larKtia roroaoor eaorojaara. Apjlr t m&.i-iusdlv J. C- J KWr.hlt Si CO. ViA CSSTLSUAX.tioroaeil aeinalatoJ witntbe w orjsto laaailrroearr ba.iaeu. haa hJ locrn. '"" ""til. uaneteel.cat alason. and an lceon -tla.a . . piunea uoo deeper would like a e'tottloa ia wbieh either or all thasa qtalifleatioaa waul I V. araiUbla to tia i .fjrrj. nwcaa n ran Rire tDe af;l et rifcreacci. ArpTr w I'leeJUorof the Jaornil. la't-tf a a."I C I. A N KO t i I C A V 1 1 Taken on rrn. anJ ein It lottrr to any park at II a worn, without aatra Jai-X"?"" iney ar baiutl ul in the most rl inl.I. rte'nrea aaar tak.i. Call i ire .-r luilery, .No. 45, Main-street, aad have oae ti'.cn. nihil noinniMi . a a . ua iarre ani pieaant roome for tre a'cociaoJatloa of a tjeatletnaa aai !a!y at fora'irle t-eatlemea.eaa ho obtained la a private arailj, ia a ceatral loeaiioa. Appl at thlt oce. fell-tf VVOnni VOOn:'-0rr for Wool left at Sjturti riritctT-a will le prooiftlr filled. Uli COAL. Tha Price of Coal at tho PCDl AM MINES la lft 1 8 eeota perbnihel ilialeetoaoy pirtot the city io JOUM WYMOXD. Seeretar aa4 Sfaaacer fall TKJIPLKOH IIO.OR. braatville Temple of HoaorXe. V moete every Thareday erea'.Bf lathe Ilall.oa Water etreet. orer the Caaal Beak. R. W. POISTDEXTES. W. C. T. A.J. O'SEILLV. W. It. Ceaeoa Lht Social Temple Xo. IT. meets erery alteraate FriJayeeeainsTaeahore. JOUS I1YDS. B. P. T. C. W. RI'DVARD. B. R. jaalO'ST-ly Ml'iinV A I.WMIX'S FI.ORID IVATKIl eiethot Irnttt an of tbo Skia after sharta-. I near a to the hxndxerchr aa etiuiaita aad eaduriac p-laa.c. refreeheo aail ioriaoTtte the nerre and ie tho only floral eit.aet t'-at i:i raiieee aerrons na t ache Art lie to tl o I ro.aecY

or arm. It clfare tho akia froai all fclamih, .,d liaoalla

tr.Brar Dry te the completion . SoltrrU T. I. an man iz Co .whnlfialo drue-Ufj. t tVa'.tr aret. New York, aad ty ail Urajjtaü at 50 per bottle. aplo ini.i.tnvAYM Pii.i. An oixtsikxt. t derlrto t'i ayjfem liy Maeiine; aod rilrot pu'eior, ie to drr'Te li'o'e macliiarry of ia irorie power. These treat remedue dninwttno oloaj aad tae eret:on. and cere ei tcrntl eamplaiot by de tn.yina th-1r efert ia the vital flairf 8olJ at tho traaHfsetorica. No 0 Maiden l.aae. New York a-d No. :uS'roi. L. a don; acd by all drngSiiM, at ZJd.. tjtc.. tad fi per cos or pot. aplo noon. tXD a fai:mi v uittkiip. a Tim on eat r.EMEiv Kos kehvous jf.dility. I . M. lint. a. 11 1 xr.1. Dirl'it.wa. Pa.. Jana in. 131 tiri! Mr wifs baa b..a nüiicti wit's n nirr.ni debility aiaea SOlmbtr, Hü. aiac vl.i.ti line I bare tea aaMeto d nl aar rhyfician tr m üiene that out J tenefit her ia the laatt. mit an. aar Iralla-la' thiatara of Dr. llarrev. of t hi t wn. lor aania tinatara al iria, aal 4 -arrlba 1 to him the aSlictioae of ay wife; ha the a haalai bo a I at of papcre t Tajl.araont; wMeh Ilona I oae deuribioR your traun Rictrs. I irn'niiatelr procura J a U bottUe front him, an I am i1aei la ttat- liat tha an at tb Bittera has doaa hrruore noi th.n &ll the tolicli aha has haratolor Ua. I K unyoii to leal me l.ail Jjiea bottlei." See a4rertiexeat. BLI3 A Vai.uam.ic Ki!m:it. Th 'nins'ifl! teitlconr la fa vor of lr. Cianih'a alnabbla medteioe. la befnand ia oar aicrtiaiDK eolamn la-da . will rommrid itaelftothe atcntia nnl apprcelatloa of our r al.ri. from thoaaowa hiH eharaetar and pocin ol tSa eeatlanaa who rntko thia olaaurr tribute tothe Ur.'e t kill. cauao liiir Jour. The ahar aotiee fr a oareitmporarT. baa epecial refar anno to tha eertitttato of II. V. II- at I. i.. in faTnr of tha effiea"y of Dr. Ciaaaa;h'e Pile Silre. which ieaif ertieed ia our colnmna. for (IIa I mbll CCLLKR ii WHITE. tJr Iltofli l'e Jermia B.'ttr. erepartd aad aold y Dr Jacaaon. at the (i-'rvaa Valieil Sur, 12 i Arch atrcct. Kh.laialphia. daily Increase ia Oeir ell-deaerrcd celabrity for the fare of all diaaoa arlsias; Iroa drranccuieat ef the lir. Thco Biliare karo. ia 1o1. r rovea a bles:n to the .Bietd. wto ahaw tht r (TatitaUa by the most flattering ta.ititnnuiala. Tula aaasiieino haa aatabliabed for iuelf n lint that competitors. La we er wiljr thair aehemre. er aeductire thtir prontst. etnnot reich, it jraiaed the patlio eoaflJuee y tie innen nra-nta tht hare beea dcrired from it. ana will eermaiulala ita reaitioa. See adver Usarneat. tnh13 lOO ejASKK ItUO'J S A N III KS. KtK.sl:raK-TO.V V ! AVK aew ia etore very description of boote aaJ ehoee MVU. adapted to the trade. onslstiBC of laa'a oak bottom euren sole k i f tools, no A eatf. all. do Calf aad tnit. a;iicbeJ. tlain aad laacy lace eiteastoa top Itoota. Jlen'e epht. lined aad unliaed aad oak bottom, kip. pompeote htacaai; do Roat. mit. goat. ea'f. A etlfaad p iteat leather Sbnet: Mea'acalf and nt pampa. Cora aplit. lined aad ualiaed kip. oak toium pvtnpole Pritaar: do coat aad mit mt. efill aad A al. aad piteat Wither Shoee; Core calf ana Kip. rnmp aula eoota. pita ani later laeo ax'atien top do. Wotaea'a kip. aplie oalf lined and naliaed booteea do goat, tnit aoat. tr-nicd. tlore top. pateat leatber, eaaselled aad aid erd aal p.f.d bootet and r alters; do plain and patent leather tnced Onitara: do boeteeiot every piylo Karaka. Jenay l.ind. Kzcelaor. Polin. Ac. know a to tUe trade Wcmta'a Daikiai of varjona atlee. calf. teat, rraiaed. lid. morocco. eaamlei pawtt leather, (lere, broaied. Aa. Misses' bautoea. eplit. klp.ealf. A t'f,nt. tnit. coat, patcat leather, enaoselled. morocco, fancy top, broaieii, clove. Aa. Yaa'.Ve bricaae. eatf. A crlf. kin. plit. coat, trained, l-o aad atraped Mbooa. Yoath'e caif aod A calt Boota. Child's kid and cilorei uoreeo Shoes. Thea coodc vera boos ht of th luaaatartarere. aod we lc frail cowpetiticn eaeept then. We eell our Boot aad Shoes oa tho same terass aa Dry (oede. Wa haveeae olthe larcest and most desirable etosksef Bootsand boeseer trouiht lato the Sttte. iaelainc a anaiority of tha best ma Vers of New F.oflaad. ani froaa this time forward. It mil ba a looaiaf buaiaeas tor aay rnarchant to pa by Evaaeville on thair av up the river to bay boots and shoes. W refp'cifolly iarite the trade to eall nt atamino r stock. ,r,7 KKKN k PKR-TON. dj lAICK.W loraalal. MIOK -doa toth Th)taas . f. l eVs. ,a-t r.'d !. ntT KEHN PKKSTON. W iMK WD l'K.ltt.M'. Ü A 200 bbls White Lime: i btl Cnment for aala by ap7 UKK.U.U. KLLdtCO. rorsalsbv mUTIIlTK l.KVD.-0 kc pnrain store for t ap7 ORR. DtLZELL & CO. iV AU. AXD raPIRKI -WO kegs aasoi ted siies: im I i keg asaarui piles; JOkers barrel Nails, ia store for sale low by ap7 ORR. DA LX ELL CO. IIKCAT ATTlt lfl'IO.M As3i?aee's Sale of Hardware and Catlery. fMLTE andoraigned Assiraoe of C. M. Griffith, will a.l t B private eale. at the store rom on Haia atraet. recently I occupied by eaid Griffith, at cost, the entire stck eaoiistieg : of almosi every article ti be foaad ia a Hardware store. ! So much of saidstoek aemay remain nasold. will io eloted eat atnnctiea.coaiaoaciagoa toadav. M-td, I8S7. 1 l.il NATU A V ROWI.P.V A.c.... I MAPLE 8agar aad Molaases ia store and for aala hr mhSl SAMUEL VICE ERY. t-T BK KIVeiD I bhd prima . U. Sonar 4 bbls Plantation Molaasoa; I btlSurar llouse Molasses; 5 bags prime Rio Co foe. s prime Km ( oae. SAM'L VICEERY. mhSl 8WEKT PT ATOK8.-W bbls fast ree'd aad foralo by tahll VICEERY Jb JOUNSTON. dTkLIVK OII..-I IU rre Olive Oil; W ia doa ase'i alaee do do do: for sate by ar14 Z.H. COOK Ar S01V.

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RATB8. Oi$nar. umliatcrlsf. Ktin.tOe: tbreaUnaa.tl: ! Untjr a4artiaan. Cardicf lis liaea ar vaa M rf Jaaaam. f e hary lor Barri. daataar raliKieatiM. THE ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS DISCOVERIES Of the Xlnetcentta Century! BY SAM'L 31. SilLCRKll A. it. Jatroe'd y op!7-lw DObELL & LISTEB GOOD EVI C12. npTE orowdo' to?rars tat are tt ond at the PttCo d J .1 EMBICB-a "X''':1 bl 'iaOe rt,y J Urmin)4 t aapply bimill eeaa'.aafy wun irean a rood, and diftoao ot thm at tho voll knitUw rata. Callia be huju.t rtetiTed another aeo nifij. ar7 . ror.M. POCKCTBOOK eoBtaiiBg moay and pr'. TIable to the enr. wr.oeun tare th eaoie by callief oo the oaderKigtoi, dcteriHiaf rrorrt and paj ia tor th advartiaaxeat. I. STAFFORD. Urrcety fe'ore. apI7 1-t d'y ht J Scaatlia. Sr.. Wala et. ADMl.MtsTKATOIl'S tALli TTP V rirtae of aa rJer of tie Contt of Com mo a f lew. C f fc Vadrburii Co'ia'y. Ind.. I will rt 1 at pablo aaetioa. at tha C'oart Hour Woor a Evaaarilla. en lh21-'T of Vay. 1P57. atZo'clock. i. 31 . tha nrn.oiioa two-arta oi theaarth half of Frae'iooal Kre ina No. in. ia tewa tip 7. foth el raBit 11. tacit coaUiaiaf 120 acree Dr or We ia VanurrViirn eouo'y. ladiaaa. anbjeat to the life estate of tho mtdow Nan y Catloway. lern or fala Dar-thit'i cud, one-tnifa in in naaiei, oae-thirJia the osaiis. uh iattrnt u4 appioTtJ aeeority. JOSEPH M C !.DTTELL. apu-stw AcnTH M . r. ( aii.wa; titit. X RKATTIFUL astortmtnt of StelU Skale for ta'e tt. ckean . aplfi-lw I1UUIIES'. MJOIS. SADIF.3. Miteaa ChiUrea' Gait re. Bootcci. Bt.Jakiaaxn4.Mirp.raaf U tUJTEK's scaVa and oftla very btat quality lor aale at apl6-lw IUOIIKS' IT WIK nilK C00DS.-Aery deiralle aftortniniaisl Latea Oresa O-aoda. Lai. (rrani.ct. Cballi. Uars:ca. Bt-rcee tic Laar, a e.. io , Ivr aa'o at apibi" uiuuw, .i:u:tc.r: 7iiiLf.i:ie, DlSALtni l. I1UOTS ASD SIIOKF. MAIS ST.. BET. FIRST AM r.COXD, EVANSVILLE. 1XD. X. D V PnitlP DErsNEIt. well-kaonata thaeltlleoiof hraoiTille, Is now employed in my eitablwtiire&t, where ha a ill ho harpy to aee hn Uraiet eaiUncrs. at is-baa , RES1I EUUia.-TOO dos ia e'.oro aad for eale AMlybb VK'htKV, Coraer Main aiid Second street. aplS 42? nil.K8. 100 balf aad qaarter Hits In ston and 7 I) rial a ay apiG SAM'L. VlwlRY. COO PI &II A.VD MArRKRiXI..-Xoe. 1.2 aad S 3lackrcl laaa eatch: 5 u oboioo larso CodA.h. for alo by epic SAM'L V1CEERY. TUST reeeived a aew eaprly of BONXETS. FLOW EES fj aad KIBBUN3 of tu Uteat atylea at aplO-ltO - UAIMMklUIIU'S. LttTiais avTioHvKsi MAGNOLIA WHISKEY, EV..6V!LLE. I.U. Efr 4T I1BLS Old HovrUa Whiat: ejif lOObVlaOld Manoagahela Whbkyt sn do Kot Whisky: 6 bhla Swert Wlae: 1) do Xew fork tiraady;.V) bkleX. York Gin; 3i do Pin Cocaae Braadiee: Ordra reetived from all parte of tho i'aited Stateeaad pat ia raeaaa;oe ot ibo moet approved tlo. apio iiu:uii tvi;vs HOLL A ND BITTERS Till! CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, IHSLASi: OF Tll KID.MiVS, LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, Fever aud Ague Aad tha varioai aflaeiioaa coaieqaeat opoa a dioordered STOMACH AN D LI V Bit. Umi aa ladigeetioB. AoM.tj of tho Stomaeh. Colieky rtua. uaartonra. i.aaor Appotita, uoapoaoaaey. Coat ireaeaa. Fliad aad lsiediac PiWa. Ia all Xeraoae. Kheo matiaaad Nurljio Affiotiocs. it has ia nameroai iattaaere proved btshi htaenciaia aad la etaera aliected a decided care. This ie a parely ver telle eomrooad. prepared ca strictly seieatida vriociplts. af'er the maaaer al the ctlebratod liollaad I'ro'essor ttoeibave. lierause of Its reit lucerse most ot ttto European Sta'ec. ita introduction into tbo l'nited Slatee waa intended more esreially for thwie o cor fatherland erattered here aad there verthe faee of this might rouatry. Heetitg with rreat soece a smeacthem, 1 aow oteritto the Amerieaa pallle. kaonioc that Itatraly woaderi'al medicinal virtoes most to aekaawledced. Itia vartienlarly reevavmeaded to those pentae hose ennatitn tions may have beea impaired hy the contianone dm of ardent spirits, or other fortus of dissipatioa. Oeneally instantaneous ia effect. It finds its way directly to the (eat of life, thrilllag aad quicken! ne evrry oerve. raisinc op the dropias; apirit. aad ia fact, iafusiag aew health aad viici it tho st- tn. NOTICE TVboeTer expe-te to fld tho a levcraee will le diasppoiatid; tint to the eick. aeak aad low spiritcc. it will i roe a crateful arcmatie cordial, possessed of aicgalar remedial rroperties. C54UTIO,! The (Teat popularity of thia dtlichtfut Arotra Vis taluce4 many itaitai ioos, whichthe pnllioshoold guard axaiast pnroha.iar. lie not paraan-iad to hny nnyshtas: clao natil yon hava giren Uoorhavo'a IJoilaad Ilritteran mir trial. Una bottle vi!l cetiTiiee joo tow innaitol superior it it to all tbeae imitations. JfaVaald at 1.00 perhottle. er sin nettles for 5. by tho SOLE PROPRIETOR. DK.4AMI. PAtIK, JR. A ( 0.. MaRcracTCitiNa rharmarentiaia and CUcnilstse riTTSBCRGU, PA. fold la Evaaavillo by CELLkR A WUITE. and all drnargi(U. npie-'67 lydaw Tili: LONDON UIMA I ill. are receiving this beet ef tha English Parere for II aowaaad rolitics. every week. Vi a have now one free t) offer t3 aar aibscriber. Terms 2 eea'e ierweek, crtmtcraaaam. apl' DOBSLL At LIHTElt. 1JO- t IITria. 50 bales Caaaeltoa received aad lWferstlabr 13 PtfKSTON BROS. 2U lbs jnst rtl ved aad for sale by PRKSTOX ItROS. epl3 ARRIVAL.. rnoFKssou mozaut WILL remaia la thie city only a ehort time, aad ia vitas the Ladiea aad Ceatletaca of this city, aad the trae:lac paMlc. is tut bint call. He is prepared letell applicants all about themselves aod children: tonhat'vo catioa each ia adapted, aad what kial of a matrimonial par, tier is required ly cah. loth for tho eake of the health of their cbUdrea. aad to abide la piaeid eoacord for life. Deliaeat'oa or disposition, ua obarta markd with f-II priato rales for all bnaineaa. art aad sciences, will bo fasaid from 8 o'clock A. Al.. to 9 o'clock P. 3d., at Roome o. 3 and I?. VtashiBftoa Hotel. rrj t. ami nation ma Je in privato. I repaired N. B Orders left at tho orac. to rive privato lesidcaee eiamiaatioue. will le atteaded to. arid Iwd DI-UM3 frirae large Codfish, rte'd aad for eale bv VLB aru l. II. COOK A SON. PUUPUSALH mm r ILL be received natil SATCRDAT ovealog. April j r into, tor tno niy rrinuog tor toe caaaiag year. Hr order of the Council apl3-4td WELL U. WALKER. City Clerk TO llOAHDI.tfi HOUSE KEEPERS, 'tpilBHoaseeeraer af Market aad Walaat etreeU would H. bo rented to a goo tenaa t fur a term of yeareatalow reat. Tbo bunae eoaaiata of ia rooava. very ooavcaiant aad pleasant fura geoteel boardia bouse. J-.ainireor . ... 9 t . i m n f l itTnnn i tt r. r. i . api33; aiAuuuwa. ci oiufflftti. irargisu. jv mv mi.vti cow ron sale. A GOOD ceatle Cow withayoaar ea!f. for eale. Ea. rtire ol apl5-ln WILLIAM IILGHES. XtiW ARRIVAL OP SPRING AND SUSIMEß CLOTHING! AT THE WESTERN STAEl! A. LOBENSTIXE. MANUFACTL'BER OF AND DEALER IX CLOTIIIXCAIXOrrilAISHIC GOODS. HAS at icceivedaad aow opeaed a eompUte aasortmeat of nidth. CMiimere. Liaea aad Aattia Coau. Taaie. Vests, Shirts and Drawers, uau, vape, Traaks, alisee aad Viseatlotof very flae Broal Clothe. Caslraeres. Liaea aad Marseilles, which goods be made to order at the very I loa-e.t prices with aeataees aad dispatch. B Calling at the Western Sur below the Pavilioa Hotel, yja will baeoa Uiacei of the above ly bb16 A. LOBEXSTINK. t d aft STEEL Plow Handles aatarted Nas. from 1 to C; OaFVF M Uayee caat Moalda. ree'd and for sals ftr tel S AMI EL ORR. eras ATn. B X ES aaa'd FlasVa: 1 ? an do do Tambler W do yi gal. Japanned covered Jars; lOgraas aaa'd Black W las Bottles; ISdoaaaed Glaaa Milk SOx. ap HAXDSU3IU HtIDKt K FOR 8 ALK'. he sd ado early to ! aplJ-it X mmTIIIIKI.B ARROW 8--A ll1 rowe, for aale bf mhii KKI.BABROW8.-A few "'ftl.Wr''-'-avawaa-a a vaaae . ., . .j..ä r.tialal l K ark BBLS PitUbargh Ale. roe d aad for eale y eVf ap I.e. P. al KIM ANN. , r, -.a - ! Kafaffc PAIR Plow Haae as. 7" r'J . O f IfJ lUbe.Spekee. Felloea aad Satate. for eale by ah 3 1

THE Property aa Seoead Street, aow oeeapie y Hora-rook. Ee-!.. ie offered at private aai e . T be lot is XX by 156 le.t. aad the hoaee ie eae of the f.rtale'la the City- aad la trat rate order lor ash or oa short time, at a very low Inn. If applieatioa

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SPALDI.G V ICOfilEUS CONSOLIDATED CIRCUSES. Matat-er ..... t..... C. J. RGCKS KOB'T TVIilTK. EKASTtS PUIlLTS. Hqceatriaa Director Titasarer,. WILL BC KXHIBITED AT KVAXSYII.LK OS llOARn FLOATING PALACE! ri.ursdar April 83l, 185T. 43 Perfornaaee tt eorataea;at la4 7a'claek r Ä-"D.oraer.. half aa hoar prerioa.. ' " J 'y laeladee ealoetieae frtta thair Aorta Americas Circaa f ram tha Laatera&tatM, their Kailtoad Cireta ao 'Wanted I the part season la tie a?i4U Statea. aad their ori,ria.l Kvntta Tal.! J-at alo-d ib.t fe-efal eeasoa ev.r k.,wa . ibeCirrai -aaeiaese. at thair vp.v a a..,,,.-...". TRK I. the.i,., lN,w oTu..V. äao oatira (sbbis wi eladiagthefolUaac Tho "1 appear, in-J-KIZEPERFOnacnS: IIEXRk' MAGILTOX. Dardle Ea.ar r:'.l."., Waa-MaaVer. 1 KM . Dar akey. JMA K ril t kJpt AKOsos.er.Veipal Eo.aai. iatrednei. th, torid,.rt,;S?iT time in tia Mcatt. s mria, triaa first CStLlXB--".C.a. OKKCLLKS LIBBV," the rata ef Irea - Stked fT,t Ut'lt 'IU rMI' CVrt.I-aE1nCR0SliJ' K trian an I Gs niaast. CIIAKLtS UATKRS, Indiaa Kiir;' Learer and OjniBstt. NATHAN EOG Kits. CjBtaat an lCqneatrinaofnllnork. . f.AL?.DVW' Acrehat aad Lere. I I sT f llAr-Mtn.a. a. a i wSÄ AKRY. tho arenta tiareäaek Rider in America: and that Cbtl4 er erace and nruniia litt'. v-aTie 5??l lladauaa ORUnVIi B,.l v a i i . a a7 .. . . ' ""'" m.n ssataruitr, tfc ksaatiltl c.anearrienna P. PltniVHftv T mtiaa .l; V.l'J" WOODS aad WM. HAU-' 1LTOX. Vnnlter. Tan.tl.ra. Ac FOCll CLOWAS. BILL LAKK.af Kew Orleaae. , ,"r.Tjr' f-. ryiaad. aa. a a , ci reaarvivania. Trick Penlee. PKOASSTS aadV I a iTA?i.aBd. th baretach and -Pad HOKiKS al.. u.rlä au its r (irrn rvr.K' r1! .k ..a A BBAS3 BiXD. .iDTn Circle, all Ana Cbaira. t rialf-r-rie " tlT Kam 1 Circle. Cusbioaed teäte. v,niiairn nnatr IV jiar ef gt nalf.ririr tf "3T Colored OnlirV"r. 11 .."."." I ..."" 1 2 5a T fnmediatel after each rertoraaace ia :viriii: FLOATING PA LA er. - A GRAND VOCAL AND 1 . itiairuincniai touccri J BT ItEED'S BAAD OF IMIXfeTRIILS. Will be Iren ia the RIDOTTO SALOON, ea leard tke ateamer JAilES RAYIOD. JCal" AdrataeioB 25a. apt-dan-td JttnJ. L JN ELL. Aceat. JlT ItKI KIVlKIt 100 boaea . K. Obeeee; 23 lie English Dairy; 13 do Natneg Cheite by nah 1 3 TENXF.V4 SOHENSOX. fl'RT RHrKIVFD.l"0 boaes peptrad SaJartac: 100 do do Soda: ino Vovea Tomate Catann far TEN.NKY ASOKtNSuS. eale by mhlS BfAI'KIt, tC -TW la d dies Vri rirg rprr; .10 gross rioaaet Bosrdsi 2gross Batler'e Iak (30 bet tl-s) jost rte'd per Jeha cCall. and for rale by n hit WHEELER A R1GOS. PU EW GOODS comrrisicg rnoit evtrv article ia the 5otir li liae. inst reeeivca at A. O FISHKK'9. No. . Mitehell'a Ilork. 'aia street. Ladiea aad Gcatlemaa aro very reap ettelly iavitrd to call, where t'.ey eaa tad a letter variety, thaa attafttorela the West, all sold aa lev aatha lowest. A C. PrSUEB. mh2t Ko.C. hi lUbell'a Block, alaia. street HI I SIC AND Jl US I CA Is I INSTI.U 1 KIM TS. t.tlRTU. POND k CO.. 57 BROADWAY. mannfaetnrare oral kinds af Alaaical lastrumenU. aad pablishare of ' KLI'hialOIl SIX HOlt.VS AMI COR KT, with fistoB aad rotary valves. These iastramenu are all ef ear owa make aad are warraated or no eale. Prices sent aa application by letter. A liberal discount o leadere aad teach er ol bands, whn are reqoed to act as t geate. I'lAMJ K)ll'I U.-tt have made Piaana far tbiett VkAHs. aad nil) srasrraatee every iastraa eat fear make. Prieesfrom sjtjs to tl.KO. til ITAItHef oar owa make, from eaatital mahofaay and rosewood. Pricee with ese. Irora f 14 to w. eIIKKT MlH! AUMLICAIa VOHK.-Onr catalcgnt suck ef Amerioaa aad turcica masic ie vary eatenslvo Uatalognes seat, bverr lastrameat or article of nusical m rchaadiso eaa e foatd ia oar stock. Dealers, Teachers, Schools aaa Kaadt aopplied. FiKTII, POND A CO.. 547 Broadway. K T. Cetwe-a the St. Nicholas aad Metropolit a ilotela. apll iwdaw ä OTTO. AUK - .Vibas 'Hope Kaetorj' Cottia Yaraeaseortei; trj l-fcs Carret t'Laitt vhito and eolor-d. jaat tee'dly apiu 1 all IIIIDS Prima N. O. Sucar; JS If 40 b halfbble Mvlaasei. fersale if aplu IIKKLEK at KlUtis. 3 ino drams Sanyraa Fiat: S3 loifl Riieiei: n nan nas riaiama: no arten H.rrine; MibUN..lMtr'; Stlsrtes Rlee; ZSbaarefine Liverpool Table Rait. int ree'4 aad for lalelr aavio WHEELKJl a; al'diS, taiJOD A. 73 kis BiCarbof Sad, for-al-ay 3 aol WHERLF.R ti RIGGS. COTI 0. . AIt. AU C'AnPKT II m.2 balee No. 6Varn; balae Ks.aiiOYsrs: 13 do d. 7fO do; SOOIW. White Carpet Chalnj .ton Iba au'd olorei Carpet Chaia. nf the lettbraada ree'd per at earner Aletreplia aad for sale by ap9 I. A D. HHIMANX. Fl'RLIC SALE. fBflE aadera'gaed will tell et Hock port.-"peaeer conalv, at Ind . en ta 20th day of blay neat. C44 aeree ef Laad. Ulrgta aaidoouaty. e milre from the Ohio Rivtr ehe Klisaleth and Geaterville Eoads from Graadvi w psseiag by it. and the farm of Oeaiamia Lnsner adioiniag it. There ie a email log boose on the tritt, aad a clearing of aboet 10 aerea. the remainder Is heavily timbered with Walaat. Oak. Ac. It has a rare advaa'age ef bciag watered by a email stream paaaing through it. aad alaa 2 or S eprtags immediately oa it. It will be aold together or divided to anit parchasers, apll-tw HOWARD D. O'NEILL. JrT R KC K I V k n . ion baas rri ae Cottee; 30 bbls St. Lonia Sf. Sarar; 2JlllsTsr; . r0 Rot's aaa'd Wiadow Claas 25 do Kosia; 10 btls Linseed Oil; 10 do Pitch; 5 casee Indigo; 20 bsesfioe Salt: 10 bags Pimeate: S bblapnreg'd Ginger; io do Pepper; do Moor Sulfbtr; SIblePnttjj 5 da Chalk. 5 do Alnra; t'i do prime Recoiled Molasses: 71 half bMs Plaatation do; 2 bile St. James S. II. ilolasiee, fa etere for eale ty apll ORK. DAI ZELL A CO. AII A!R R AR KM . ZO.WK) light aaa'd Sash; SO doe TTay Rakes, la stare fr aale by apll ORR. DALZELL A CO.' SWKKT POTATO . 10 bbls Florida Reds, jaat re--ceircd per Eaaay Ballitt by apll VICgSRT & JOnXSTOX. limnOW ULAbS.-)! eoes e.'d sixes (net roc'. If by apll VICKfc.gr A JOHE3TON. Osfl. COXES choice large W. B. Cheese, iestree'd bv etP a pU Z. H.COOK A OK.. ea HALF cbeiU aee'd Teee: f j m p so boxes da da, fore"le lewky Z II. COOK A SOX. apt i 80 DOZ Well Backe last received by apll Z. U. COOK t SOX. aOTICK TO SHIPPERS OP CTJXPOWDER. Orncs or Erastvii.tr a CaAwroansniLB R. R. Co.) Evaasvllle. April loth, 1U7. f mrorB attentlca fa caned to the renewing rcselatica p passed bv the Board at ita last eeaaiea Kisr.lv'. "battlis stotd will carry geapowder aatha WEDNESDAY train af each week oaly. and will charge not less thaa (ti) tweaty-C vo eeata pel keg for any distaace. ar tri Me first class rates, wtea that will cieeed tweatytve cents per ifg. Resolved iariher. Thetepca all ponder carried overtaia Road eeatrarr to onr reralatioaa. or eeatrabaad or emagglcd. a charge of Oae Dollar per keg or aaaiater. ar other pickage smaller thaa ikit, ahall ha charged aad collected upon diseovery thereof. la nnranaaee ef tho above ratolations. row der Will Ve re ceived at the Depot ea WEDNESDAY morning till 7.IO a'cloek. each package to be distinctly marked with tha name aad residence of the eoasigaee. aad each ahipmeat accompanied ky a bill of lading. . . . - apii-imd j.i.waffiaM.oiri. Enonlrer. Viaeennea GaieUe. Terra Beate Utiea. SalU van Deraoarataad Priacetea ClariB.iyl eteath. HIM d'OFKKH.-Wbaga ebolce i ree'd -.ay B-lliea for eale by apll 8. B. GILBERT CO. IAOI.IKH RAMI e !IKF.SK.-23beieeheetqaUity !i reo'd per ties mer Prairie Keee. foraale lew by B. a. iaia.aavsaa as ... apll Sycaatora aear Water. aa vj i iccL'i: l fj )1a and half blls. ia ebalea eoB JfS ern7e f"r.ai. ir MI 8. K. GILBERT A CO. aTm g g PEGS aasored ZZ 1 1 II rel. fet aale by PEGS aasored aambare aadeitee Kew afackenpl E. H. OOOE soir. THE INFANT DRUMMER. LITTLE BKWlt IE IS COIMinC ! rn'IIIS Infant Prodigy, waicn naecicitea ee mncn sanirs I "ii at the Se.th.ie eomiag to Evaaeville. aad Hl a B.babiy. betweaa the JOth aad 3Kh iaet. Ha ie still infant, and baa displayed moat remarkable maaioaJ new. an a a a. . A 1 . i ad neautbodrnm with the eeearaevaad akül ef aeet ere.aa gm f-u Um tB ef0w4f Uul celkata aa hiat wherever he coca.

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