Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 239, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 May 1857 — Page 2

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EVAN STILLE, DTD. .

.TUESDAY MOENING ..MAY 5,1357. !

Fibst Page. The Murder of CapL GunI A.

nison br the Mormons. Fockth Pagi J Henry "Ward Beecher about Laughing'jn J Church.

The Resignation of Hon. O. II. 8mith.

1 . a..... a w e venture to publish the following letter 0f fromllon. O. II. Smith, though it was not , , , , , ,. - , , I " .p,,, fciiDMvvjw. - -a" . the difficulties, which the managers of the road havo encountered, have been very vexa- . . Uous, they have not been such as an earnest, reoIute man like Mr. Smith shonld yield to. suiow vi iiw vav wuwcbu iuim ut uuuci i j0 , , it v v I . that will assume the cares and labors of his 0f piace, ii Jir. tinror sncceeos in u negotiations for the iron, public opinion will I

1 w,t tv n,nt f t ns. -ln.;M. If the .ne.

, . . v-j - j cess of the road be assured by obtaining- the j iron, the Council will not wo believe withi hold the bonds for another week. If the iron t cannot be procured at present, the bonds will -r. . .t , not be immediately needed. Before the cleo

J tion, intelligence may be received from Mr. in

CasnxTEB. that will remove all doubt of is

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ia. u. x .uxiuit xr. ugut not to relinquish the hon.r and pleasure of is sharing in his success and completing the road. If unsuccessful in this effort, the con-

ditlOn afflied bv Mr. SmITII to his aCCCPtanCO I r.rj!in:7f'.l. an J i rlninf hii'nj. Tho mfti I -J"i . . i l:. a.l,.,, rri.;v.)'. iih.n,.nii p I C C. SODA.

. . - -7 - I aim tries w conceal um iMruciiu'.ivu i nie i ' . m i .V.: i - r - .r :n i :.. t . i,a i,F.,r ., mn, v.. mmiAv I ... ... . . ' 1 I ir T t nivivto I J 10 kfis received

v ifuvuiuuuuu iu iuw tu iuijiviuw-v. I i'viv-. ".v... u.uf.". ...... ...vuvj prouts unuer tue cioa ic oi ignorance. i j u .uaaii.i.;i u,v5 We think therefore he ought to re-consider f,ure .outfi5! ba-iM Ä Ä Superintendent. ; . . . their trains let what will happen. Tho bank -r r t - t , o... I Janas w. icainv

h.s determination to retire from tho active Mfrai novr to have rasned inM the hands of . " v" ... " ' " -'v. vu MEIsANEOOKAPIIS VICKÜIIY

1 manajrementof tho affair of the roa J-

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jsoiaaruLis, inu.. aiay ist, isui. ! v v r..,- v. 7-ar ÄV.--I have noticed vour comments - t I J " I Council of the city of Evansville, declining a j re-election to the office of President of the j Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company; that letter was not written for publication, but for the purpose of informing the Council, as large -fTrT.lAri. hat T 15.1 a w . -.v.-, - - . . .... didate for re-election, and to enable them, in time to select a successor, upon whom all the stockholder, could unite. My object was to give greater strength to tho work, and not to embarrass it. I am a heavy stockholder, for my means, having over twenty thousand dollars of stock all psid ont,and I, otherwise, feel a deep interest in the success of tho en terprise; perhaps it is too near my heart. It maybe possible that I havo misjudged the wishes of your city, as you ugget, but I think not. I could willingly sjnd the remaining energies of my life, as well us give to the work my individual credit and mean4 to insure its success, coulJ I recei ve the united id and support of the stockholders at homo, who should stand by tho work; but I ought not to be expected by any friend of the road to continue to struggle with tho external tlements, growing out of the adverse times, and at the same time contend with the heavy, controlling stockholders at home. I am , ... fully aware of the truth of what yon say, that this is now viewed as a most important road, and that there is a new and strong combinar . t . v . lion oi in w; reals, tun iiibt u urvugui w ur i

i upon it, and perhaps it may be also true that I could do as much as any other single per-I

.on, to rrodno. th.t durable re.ult; but .ÜU it will require the united action and efforts of all the stockholders sustaining tho President and Board of Director. I foel satisfied that . ... u i such concentrations could not be made upon me, so long as your City Council refuse to sustain the company by withholding payment of their aubscription, and so long as your prominent citizens contmne to puDiisn I . - .

and' circulate false and libelous hand-bills cratie member is without oppoition as yet. and pamphlets against me and Mr. Carpen- The present mcmbor fiom the. sixth clister, the principal contractor. trict is tho candidate of tho Democrats for I may be excused for saying that I know re-election. The Americans will hold a conthat no two men ever entered upon a public Tention to select their man. work with hisrher hopes than Mr. Carpenter In the seventh, or Louisville District no

and myself, nor did any ever use greater efforts, at home and abroad id, up to the present time, to Insure the most favorable results. We have ever looked upon it as a public work of the greatest importanoo, and especially so to the city of Evansvillo and Indianapolis, the residence of Mr. Carpenter and myself, We have at all times boen willing to sacrifice our time, and means at home and abroad, to the buccoss of the enterprise, and I cannot omit the occasion to say of Mr. Carpenter, who is now in Europe for the purpose of negotiating securities, and proenring tho iron for the road, that his efforts to build this road for the benefit of the city of his residence, have been almrwt super-human. lie is now, I have no doubt using all his power for the benefit of the work, and had I remained the President Of the company, I should have felt bound to sustain him. You say at the elf-, of roar comments. "We hone he will be Induced to withdraw his declination, and still continue at the head of the affairs of the road; this could only take place upon the contingency, that tho council of Evansville requests that I should do so, and will agree to Jitva bai. 1.. in n.rnimt f their sub- . ;, . , ' ; . scripuon; Ulis oi cours, i a uacr v..pect, but trust, and hope that my successor mav be more eflcient. and better qualified to .n.f t, Kf ir.tt of t n stoeltholders. - ' . , f , v - ,,fy.V Vioi.lers

than I have been; and whoever bo may be, 1 ? r h7 individuals and firms in addiaxaVln av.n f.,r tb enncentrated aid of tion the premiums to bo awarded by tho

.n n h., bim on with the W41 IIV O-vaU"iuvi0 tV VUWi auau ' " r.liKitn ilntio rt Vi tVKitinn. The TOad Can and will be built, and I have no doubt but that it will fully meet tho highest expecta tions of its projectors and friends. Very truly, O. II. SMITH. American National Council. The meet ing of the American National Convention u.i v .i. , Will l-J IICIU ak ÄU10 VU lllO illSt, A UC3day (the 2d day) of June next. Tho dele gates from several States have already been appointed. Some steps should bo taken to appoint delegates from the rocket. The members of the party are moving in the other Congrcssienal District in Indiana. In this State the party hold the balaneo ol power, and though their members form but si small minority of voters, their movements may be as important as though they were majority, for they can, if well organized con- . m trol both the other parties. To preserve their integrity and influence, tne party in - - a. . this State must harmonise in sentiment and policy with the national organization. It should therefore be fully represented at tne Louisville Convention. nr A onarrv of fine marble has been diseoversdat Tonkers,New York in making llmi excavations for improvement.

Extbataoist CatniTs. The Cincinnati I

Price Current, commenting upon the evil of I ba

Dry Goods Trade, fays they are operating" disastrously to tlie seller and purchaser. The practice has become so fixed, the system seems irremediable. The only effectual cure

hat prop by a member of the last .a. . 1 A fcS.A Ohio Legislature to abolish all laws for the collections of debts. This proposition, it says, may surprise people at first view, but when carefully considered it appears more favorably." Its adoption would lead to a decided improvement in the commercial morals 1 " . 1awS - t0 country. This is rather a bold senti- , tnr win commercial mtt. v"' " ' " ' ' I c;are Du.ii-is mo vui; 011 vru ciuouj iyr i au iu9 present evils of litigation, fraudulent baniniotcies. and non-Davment of dobta. It I - - wm place credit upon its only true legitimate bais; and when it is ouce adopted, not pa an iionest doot will bo in the opinion I . .. . ' I the world, a crime as heinous as theft, : Jcdob Pebxiss, of the Supreme Court, I Btnk. now before it. expresses the foUowinir ... , . " opinions in regard to the bank, m a comraunication to a paper of which he was formorly editor. The impropriety of a Judge of the Supreme Cowrt discusaing a subject . , . , , i . . . . . that is before the Court, for adjudication, the newspapers in advance oi its decision - sevorcly censured As it foreshad.lows the .koV.1a in.Wmiint fit thi rniirt Mi.i arir-la r - n or onie interest. 4ut, as a mere attack upon the bank, as I an existing institution, I doubt its wisdom. The case is this: The bank is chartered, has I wort iv. iroo.1 men. The old bank i drawin in'it rirrnlation. monov i ource. busi-I : i -- - i ne.ss: touscquontJy, dull. The new bank us asrain w ith a circulation: and the ouestiyu 1 now is. is it wise, from mere spite or revenio, to embarrass and cripple it, destroy V . I - .1 lis uwiuiiivrs, nuiiuuw cuccuug na ues.ruction f If this latter thing could bo done, it would present a different uc.ttton. But tho legislature has rcfu.sud to repeal the cliartcr, even if it could, and it will continue to refuse. . e 1 ; .1 . . 1 . - ... 1 I If, then, tho charter is valid, and that is a question for the courts, and is to be continued shall we let the bank havo a chance to bene- I ... i j t .: e. . . ni0n,.Y uut of circulation ! fcfhall we make the best we fan, or the worst wo can, "out of a I tL,nk if the bank is a Icffal institution. and is to exint. wo had better let I it do what it can to aid the renewal of trade .. . aud business. And if should be well man aged, as I am inclined to think it will win its way to the same degree of confidence that the old bank enjoyed. If not well managed, it will sink iUolf." Kentucky Election. In August next Kentucky electa her lcristure, who are to chooo a United States Senator a State Treasurer a public Printerand ten Congressmen. The content will decide tho political character of tho State for many years, and perhaps tha ascendency of parties in tho U. S. House of representatives, The American and Democratic party are organizing with vigor, and have in most instances selected their candidates. The Hon. Thos. L. Jones ia nominated for Treasurer. In tho first Congressional district where the - . Democrats havo had thoir own way from the advent of Linn Boyd in tho district, Mr. Burnett, present member, is nominated for l . ii . ro-eioeuou aim lias no opvaiuon. In tho second District Dr. Teyton, Demoerat of Hancock, and James L. Johnson Amnican of D.A . nomi.,. In tho third dstnet . L. L ndcrwood, the present member, is nominated by the Amcrcan party and R. C. Bowling of Logan couui i.ii. it . ty, has been selected by the Democrats. In the fourth, Talbot the present member is the candidate of the Democrats, and W. C. Anderson is nominated by the Americans. !. - A . ... . in tne Cltn, Jewctt the present Demonominations nave ocen maue Dy cither party. I American candidate will be rrentice or Humphrey Marshal. In the eighth, or Lexington District no nominations have betn made. Mr. Marshal present member is seeking for the American nomination. S. F. J. Trabue, the speculator in lands and coal mines; one of the frmer owners of coal mines at Ilawesville; is likely to receive tho Democratic nomination. In the ninth District, Cox, tha late mem- . . , , T , 1 n ' bcr is opposed by John C. Maon. In tho tenth District thj Democrat have -elected John W. Stevenson, one of tho ablest men in tho State Tho Americans have us yet mado no selections. In tho lsst Congress there were six Americans and four Democrats. There will probably be no changes iu the political character of the delegation. It is likely however to bo a hotly contested canvas: one which will engage tho attention and feelings of tho whole country. Tennessee and Kentucky are tho 1 battle fields on which the futuro of exist bg political parties are intimately involved. j I Agbiccltciiai. Societt The meeting of tho Ajricultural Society, on Saturday, was on , . . ''. 4 .v. 0U De' ÄnJ evmceJ,m crtasing interest m I .iik,.A Tl.. V : . T 1 . I duujcvi. xuj p u uj cv (, ui piua premiunis tu lu" J--- i fuojeci oi siae premiums 5trf " approved and recommended. Promotion of the objects of the society, the Journal offers ten dollars as a side premium tor thft list rnih-h onw. Let some ono offer k e luriuBwn wuccvriuur j efcr uia COU four year old and others something for other objects. KT We refer our readers to a description in Oiir special nouccs, oi iuo cuocta oi tue unI 1 .jfa.1. - A. ,a,A. - . . ... frtrtunatA o-pntleman wrhrt vra lost from tu - I I r t- l ii; ; . r Julia Dean, in her colliion with tho Bainbow. StroAR Maxino bt th Ixdiaxs. The Green 11 a v Advocate, stoaking of some In dians near there that were making maple sugar, says they have tapped about a thousand trees, and thousrh not doing their work as systematically as i ancees would do it, aro havlnsr very good success. For sap troughs. a they use birch bark formed into vessels which u hollowod oat so as to eontain Bix ii ill t m T ri as. ist in r. kit nnnrri v rnurvnir n r eight barrels, and they have a very com- . ä. IV 1 . . W a S ionaoio snaniy, constructed oi poles and oarK. I Here they have brought their babies and I household Rjjods, prepared to stay the season. l-Farrell, the important witness in the Tinrdcll murder raaa and vho waa taVon tr 1Jurucu mur,lr case an wno WM Uken to Albany on a charpe of illegal voting and perjury, has been acquitted.

Slavx Tadi w Ctba. A letter from Cu-

says, that more than forty vessels have . f .1... Ti-a .t . I zu. uiwu vuu, uvm maw saiauu, iur me wus. of Africa, since the first of January last, and the slave trade is as brisk as it was before any treaties for its suppression were made. Two American schooners were sold in Havana, V. otl f A -5i n t Pn.f VU tUW .V VI SIL'ltll W W STVM W Uv vv- V V A i lv UUUvI aUÄAACI 1VU VatMUU9 1 Ut - chaser of these vessels, is the Captain Drinkwater, whoso name has been mentioned in previous letters in connection with similar I ers speculations. The Brooks is quite a am all I schooner, but is calculated to brwz some 800 I slaves. As her whole outfit does not exceed I i,uw, 11 sue socceeas in lanoicg ner cargo, j - v.,.V! V If 1. I em nae ax enormous prom, nine exorottani rates at wiucn neproea are onztit uer. x tie juaniern win proDaoiy leave ii.ere in the lattor part of next week. Some stepe should bo taken in the matter. I - and our Government is greatly remiss in not preventing this abuse of the flag, for it is Rune ccrcam tans iwo-iuiros oi me vesseis . - . i. . . . now on the coast of Afnca are American.jonn iäuu seems also an incunerens speciaior to the whole proceodinzs. There has been l,. L.t I which w eff nP.r th I Ja.l of Pines. I . , 7. and from which the officers of the Governraent only captured some ten or twelve weak and infirm women, who had been cruelly abandoned on the beach as incurable and . , , , unfit for the market. Tho whole number, amounting to nearly 500, were marched 150 miles to the estates in the vicinity of Trinidad. wliero tlu'V foiln.l rtiadv buVLTS. A more " . - , ' nf - rt4,r A:Arpr9r, öftres Vnd UkVi Ä nnrt it tlm I niithnrlti.w wis novr rwfora n. However I üeQ Concha persists in denying all knowlAr tl.nntiiino.l intrrxlu.'tin of Atr'u-anH I I v. ...-w VUUHV-M " - I cimeus w in ou gruuiieu 10 cu vwai. iuc non. Kit - hard Thomnson will lecture leforo the I - Library Association on Thursday evenin if ncxt - The 'QbJwt he ha scloeted-in hw hands will make a most valuable and inter estln? lecture. Mr. Thomton U an able iu- " " rist, a statesman, and an eloquent speaker, and the lecture will ba one of the htst of the season. Let him bo greeted with an over flowing house. Exolisii Views or American FilmbtsTEits. A letter from London in tho 2scw York Herald, pretends to give the views of Lord Garendon on American Dllibnstering. vlor thicommQT UCJ -la. . jm v mm a . a a interest oi Uigiand, as well as lor this country, however much they may bo opposed to our sentiments of national rights and inter national morality: lam enabled to say positively that most esrrccrious errors exists in certain quarters in the t nite 1 States in referemt to the views of Great Britian with regard to Central Amerioa j and the rsicarnsfuan war. I had the hnor of I a long interview with Lord Clarendon yesterdav, and his lordship poke with tnndor and deeisioii on the topics at present aitate-l between the two countries. In retcreiKO to tho amended Dallas treaty, ho seemed to entertain no doubt whatever of it acceptance in its present form by the Iriti.h governmont; as, said he, hngland has no interest whatever in that country bevond a desure to nee a stable covernment established there, in order that British commerce niav ppread and a M" transit line bo secured, jle thought it Ä tions should spread 0cr the whole American continent, as they would aitbrd the let jsible guarrantoe for political stability and the extension of honest trade. Indeed, I never in mv lifo met a better Llabnster than his I l,,p,Uhin I Within the past few months a great chanje has como over tho leading minda in thi "Lcro .ho TS yZtZ are the true men of of proa-re, and who express tho greatest surprUo that there -hould be reluctance on the r-art of any portion of the people of the I uitod States to iv aid and sympathy to Walker. A wealthy and intelligent English merchant observed to me the other day "If Walker ? ÄS TITTJS I aw.a iiv " "a i-v asavsv as.ta monev o2'erel to him than he could use. Bat yon Americans rather seem afraid of our newspapers pitching into you about nilbusterism." Death or ax Emixint JmiT. The New York papers record the death cf Joshua A Spencer, Esq., of Utiea, one of tlio ablest ju rists in tne Lnion. lle-wa tue counsel an pojnted by tho eovernment to defend MeLcod I in tho great Caroh ine burning case, in which the defendant was acquitted. He waj a centleman of eminent talents, and tho stemmt integrity. Americanism. In whatever quarter our attention i direetcil. w iliscover pvidcniv.s of tho awakening spirit of Americanism. . ? o . , , -n i .1,1 i ennes.-n is iniiv nrou-'i . and win i out s State Convention on tho 1st of Mav. l'ennsylvania has taten tue initiative steps lor u r tV r t 7 tho home of the 1 resident at an carlv dav. Ohio will follow suit and hold a Stute Con- - vention in Cincinnati on the 27th of Mav; aIul early in June the National Council will assemble in Louisville. IJesides these State and National movements in detached districts and towns throughout tho length and breadth of the land, the members of the American party are holding meetings preliminary to a thorough organization. This is the right spirit, ana we none to nee it extending throuzhout the whole country .e,c 'anH Tribune, OixardAuhested. A letter from Havana says : T lii a ii f Vw! t rm a wva f a rl rwi aAlAl a runawav New Orleans broker, bv the namo j of OxnarJ, last week, and suecoeded in ma1 king him hand over the funds ho had fraudulcntly obtained in that city. This is a good precedent, and will have the effect of deternnsr other rascals from committinsr crimes, and then making tracks for Cuba. The whole I .ttm. ... wirt . mt niAAltp rhiit , hA till aw I " uij.i.cti ov im; , ' naa no Oilier cuance oi escaping ine comiorw of a Spanish jail, than by returning all tho money.' CATITOLICS IX TBK U. ß, It is only within about fifty years that tho Catholics had any organization in this country. In 1S03 there were only one Diocess two Bishops sixtyI T,?.f ..1 1 , " nencs. in i?oi mere are i Aiuccsses, two viearatcs 2,S3a churches 1902 priests C2 ecclesiastical institution 62 male, and 117 .maT vmlnori.w-.n, f fv.iht fAUan. 1 'C 6 TU n-.v.v. . . i I population u vsumaieu a . i I I 3,500,000. It is reported that Gov. Geary has acceptI ed the nomination of tho straight-out Amercans and the independent Democrats of 1'cnnsy rlvania for Governor. Locisvixlx. The whole funded debt of Louisville is $2,273,792; and her assctts consisting chiefly in railroad stocks for which her debto were incurred, amount $3,816,805, shewing a surplus of more than one million d.0:u hen tho stocks shall be at rar. The last Legislature of Tennsylvania JZJT a t tiJ. I ... TV t . !a.1 Kn S1"" caiwai ' ' . " - "T, ,Ti time they increased the capiUls of the Old Banks some four or five . millions, making 1 the whole increase ten million dollars.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

TftrSfc UlltfcS II äjisÄ one insertion: 50 cenu ir line tliree time: g cenu Knc ot.e wcc ; discount on longer time. yw IIO.. R. V. TUOMPSO.V, will lecK?2ture before the Library Association on Thür, toy eventog text, at Crescent HaII. rsJtcr-ine ongin 01 our lasumaons, ana the ... YVr Tne Passenger Lost from the JoIIa tjäi D. At the late collision of the teauRainbow and JulUlVan, a eabin passenger jumped overboard from the latter boat In hi night clothe?, 1 leaving his coat, rest anil pantaloons in Lis berth, a descriptioa of which may give tome clue to his identification, a lve irown ciom com, oar brown panta" . . . . . . I loons, iEew.) with naii blue spots, and impender. attached, nd black satin vest. In the Test Docket was found tsaall knife and a trunk key. 11, tttt on the Julia Dean mt KnsrH!. for Waish River, and atatcd that his business was the , . . . purchase of, produce, it u supposed that he came to Ex?"i"llf0 ' pSSJJ? SS' Djt ihtv.i m x w c,,, rnlTelty. The Ladies Christian Annual, for June, lT.will contain a splendid rlgnette steel ennurin of the North Western ChrKian Univsrsitv. at Indiknamli. Tml.. xecuted ln the b,'bej,t of ,rt- ThU to r largest and finest eolleje edifices In the L'nim. Xhe numher containing the enmving will be sent, post paid, for 12 cents in post office stamps, The engraving on letter paper, five cents; on large ,5" India-rroof paper, tt cenu per coPy, or eight copies for 11,1.11 pout paid. Ordors frwa the friends and trons are requested immediately. Address, JAS. C1IALLEX t SOX?, p2' Philadelphia, Ta. Evansvllle dc frawfard-fllle R. R. x-va iniporiani iw ix)Hisiiie rtNrnirn. On and after tliis date, parugers for Louisville will ticketed via Chiofc Mississippi and New APny & Salem lUilroads, making cIum connections at Vin- . Taken on laiwr. and can be eni In a lttf tn u ,rt f th wnri.i. Ith -nt etr hi4h rs.- ... . - ...... eautiful, and the mo.t dural.!e pictures now taken. Call at the City titLLicav, X: 45, Main street, and have one taken. YVik EvaüsviLLE Tejiri.E or IIooi, Xo. ViiS 41, meets every Thuratny evening, in the Hall, on Water sti-ect, over the Canal Batik. K. W. POINDEXTER, W. C. T. A. J. O'lUn.LY, W. R. JaiOOly yiy- Bcacon Lioht Social TaxrtB, Xo. ii meets every altern:Ue Fr'nby ev.-nlug, aaKve. JOHN HYDE, W. C. T. C. W. RCDVAKD, B. R. JanJOly COAL .OTICK. The price of Coal at the Com 4 Mix. I at the Pit, cvtit. per bnhe! ; hauleil t any part of the city, 19 rents per bu?licl. JOHN' WYMOXD, fc'3 PTctary and Manager. XV CIIAKLK j LONDON CORDIAL IX U snown ly tho reconU of tlie Custom Iluuse Ule the only Lond n Cnlial Oin import! and mld In boUles; all others arc m ie la-te in imitation of it. It isadciieinustuic ryerce, and t-y its peculiar flavor ( dilT rent from other gin) Is uulvcnmüy t-ieeral l y aU who uw it. It is alojuM uh great mores. In msesof DvsrsrsiA, (iocT, Uhbi-xatism, uroi-sv, it a avk l, colic, tyoiiii, Fkvkk ixd Acce, Strictici , J)isEAf or tub l'Rnar 0aOkSi, EflLirST, PfcXALK IaSLOt LARlTleS, ic. Ir. Valentine Mutt, of New York, la a letter to the ' proprietor, says: CharW L nlon CU.nllnl C.'.n, is the purest N?t, and taA re!iI.l Extractor Junifer. I haveaeen." CHARLES LOXDOX CORDIAL GIX U soil ly all Druc'.-4 and Grocm In the United Sutei, and s al, re numerous il-wn called "London CtwdUl oin-to avH then,, buy only "C.Aata. iect acy othcr offered to you as you value your health, Price one dollar for quarts fifty cents for pint, EDM'JXD C. CIIARLK., nhanrndicw ?ole Importer, 0 Broadway, X. Y. m ,,f upon the g0lttl t from ih u f.f r. x llo Almot every parer In the Colon Is romm-nt-ics and prent Ivnefitiiirt ircil oTsiTtii Stomuch Hitters, and the uiuueue siles whäh have been m.vle ly spentsin our Southern and Webern cities, iscoitrlu sive evidence of IU virtue, and convinces us that it is ju.tthe thing fur th is climate, nn1 should Itnlin every fumily, ly oi l and young, before me:ils durine; t!iis extreme w.itm weather, as a preveiitatiieitcaiiist all stcmaeh diseases mo4 iTevuli-nt at th's season, hrn not only the weather, but the diet lias a controlins; iufl jence up the systu. For rale by IIALLOCK Si rTOPnAHD, ap27 V tH)I.SKr 4i SAWYEit. Great Cere after the riiylcian had Tailed. ItCSfiKLViLLC, Ohl, Jan. 10, IV. C. M. jACSSOs-DeHrSir: "We would inform you that we are out of Iloufiiind's Uernian Hilter, which meet with realy sale. One of onr r.eicMxrj ha been doctoring for s.nuc time, (we think ataut two yesr) with all the doctors In the country, but all of no avail. He looked as much Y.V a dead man roing about, as anything we can romptre him to. Iii dl, ease ppeareil to be an overflowing of the gll. M ith harl pumuasion we irevailetl on him to try your Bitter, with the promise to him if it did no good we wouM charge him nothing for it, provided he took six U.ule, aixorilin? to the direction, which he has done, ain is now entirely cured, and h is berr.nie a well man. This fure has createU great sa'.e in this neigWxKxl." KeatMfnn,-. VT1W1UT Ar nidltl EDWAf.DS k 15KOWX. j See advertisement. ap27 Da. Cavaxatsh's I'ilk SaLV. We cheerfully refir the public to the advertisement cf Dr. T. P. Crannngh, satisfied as we are, that he is no pretender, but a thorough physician, familiär with aiateria medics, and most skillful In the application of his knowleihja. He has nuvle many valuable discoveries in UiJ science of medicine, one of nhk h he now nlbrs to the public. His csr.li I ear the names of nisriy reson:ble men, who have tivsn to this medicine their wnruiestrr.tn mc ndaUon, and express the belief that, in n insUu-e, w ill it fail to accomplish an effectual cure of the peculiar disense for which the Dr. has prepared it. If used strictly aeeordin? to directims. Chicago Native Citizen. For sale in this city ty api7 KELLER Jx WHITE. ace Axn ni:nn.iTY As old age conies creeping on, it brings with it many attendant Infirmities. Loss of appetite and weakness Impair the health, and want of activity makes the mind I discontentel and unlwppy. In cases where old age adds its influence, it is almost impossiUs to add vigor and health, and alü.ough many remedies have been tried, all have failed, until fry. RH AYE'S HOLLAND DITTER3 wert known and use.1. In every case miacuirj uiituxa eupioyeii, iiipy oire invanaoiy I 1 .1. v. . , t , .1 t t given gtrength and retorrd the apttite. They have become a great agent for this alone, and are use.1 by many iople who are suffering from loss of appetite and senerU debilitv. In exses of lone standing clironic diseases, they act as a charm, Invigorating the system, thaJ ,Tln nature another opportunity to repair phys'w n. l t I t . 7 1 f . 1 ollow nils-Feeble C'onstltutlons.Thousands of .arsons with we-k constitutions ear. ly from sheer debility. Nature shoulJ, tn such cases, be assisted with Uolloway's Pills. They give tone and I uiaato the system, and vigor to the circul.uitm. I C.kl,l m Ik n A...:u ' . b.-ä MA Y ..... X' l""u,J-"""r' -"f I Vnrl ..1 v c, t T I 1 1 .M .1 "... .". luuuu,iu u Cjc., 62 Sc. and tl per box. ap27 Kemp's Worm Pastilles are the most dllcl j ousteffecUve and inocuous of all vermifuges, are working wonders among children of all ages, ir the removal of worms. They contain no mineral element. Batsvol's SAEtAPARiLtA, prepitfed by a new process, acts simultaneously as a disinfectant, alterative and invigorant, curing Scrofula and all eruptions and re-vitalix-ing the blood. Sold by D. T. Lanman fc Co., whole sale druggists, 69 Water street, New York, and by all dr s ggisU. Sarsapasilla 1, and TastiUe '2jc. per lottie. ap7 !VEW POTATOE.-21 bushels law an! fine. 11 just ree'd ty apis SAM. V1CKKY. 4T0VE OYSTERS 7i U.xes !!. each. I and 3 J pound cans, for sale by a. a. GILKKRT HO. Sycamore street. I J 4 TPRESS factory COTTON YARNS" the V best in the market, all sires f. sale rr jnvi s. b.oilbkrT & ro. O ARjj.-50.ftJo Genuin Free Tiectgar-.rec', t y and for 1 b, h I. k iThei! AN.

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RATES. One sqove, (ten lines or less), one time, : ffi cU. Three times, : : t : : : : : : : tl ( one wek, :::::::::::: 1 5 . Two wrek, i t : ;::::: : i ilM One month, ;::::t::::::4(Xt Three months, :::::::: : : : 7 W) bix months, ::::::::::: 10 00 One rear, :::::::::::: 14 00 2 1 li -count on lareer adTertiscxaent. iff' Canls nf six lines or unter, S10 ier annum. Jijr So "till fort-id" adrertuenients reveiTed. CHELSEA. At the Jnnction of the Straight Line and O. Iz 31. Itailroad. iVx nswer to the numerous fnnuiries. the urderJL signed states to the publk', that he has laid off the town of Chelsea, at Uie crossing of the Ohio and Mis sissippi aid the KiansTille, Indianapolis and Clereland Straight Line Kailnads, in the county of Daviess, near the crotre, on a Wie and liberal scale. The tale of lots will take placw soon after his return from En. oiwuwiiiMM piacv auua timuii reiura tmm s.o. p,,, of which proper notice will be giTen. This town U S,B of 4 " It U about emal distwee between Cincinnati and St u, w mile, from Zvaurnie, and leo a from Indianapolis. The terms cf tale will be easy. Donations of lots i11' IU be sailed with lots on Ion; time. WILLARD CARPENTER. my3lm TTI-R BORINO MACIIIXES. I I A few of Dole's 1'atent Self-Tenterlng Rub Boring Machines, atnahitie superseding all others now ia Uiti', requiring lut hvesecuuU of time to center and bore a uuii. jroraieiy t iias. uaucuc iv. ty . HOUSE TEIMMINOS. IT A tuck of llre Tassels and Trimmings, just received, and lor sale ny myi CIIAS. BABCOCK. nilO IIER, LIME ni'RXKRS, die. I 100 kegi iiUe;ink and ritte Powder, ju received, aid f- sal by VICKtUY Si JOHNSTON. my5 smd for e y 1CKKKY 4c JOIIXSTOX. ...CMAELES MCJOHSSTOX. Jk JOHNSTOX, GROCERS, FLOUR MERCHANTS. ASD DEALERS IN PRODUCE GENERALLY, Main Street, hetween Second and Third, I'V VVSVUXK, IM). Zlf Goods deli verel in aay lurt of the city, free of charge. 1ST" Produce ail tel. IIALLOCK & STODDARD, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Vrvfj. t'AwiVtfs, Medi ein 1'aintt, Oil, AciJt, WinJoic Glau, Trtifivt. PtrfvtMry, Sttap ami Flinty Art ich, Tocetlierwiihan !rwnent of II.i"r, Tooth, Clothes, 1 .nut und m luiwsli Urushes all ot which they trr ure fi in fir-t h inLiaud sell id as small a profit as su.h an.rie ran w.ri. ALio-CoiutLuiUy on hand a larg and varied asruaeiit of It A G V ER REO TYPE STO CK! ?ui h itCamfra, Ciurs, Plate. liernlcals, And almost CTcry article Used in DafueiTeotypuig or nler froiL. operator promptly fillol and forwardeil at nrr lvaiice on lwi.cni rices. Z 'tf Vi are wn-Untly receiving fresh enpplie of article en imentted aiiove, ami others usually kept in lru ftor , and every article sold by us is warranted to ei.ure fwli anil cenuine. Tartkultir atu-ntion paid to filling Physicians' ordert, and unlers from country stores. AVe iuvit those wishing a-tioies in our line to call or send and we are sure we can give wUNfaction both in rrrird tn quality and price. . IIAI.UICK ii M01IAKD. niyl-ly'j" No. 1 H Main street, bransvliie, ImL Doirr. in ii. i:iiit.MA, ' HOICEFATHIST. II" O.Tice on Third street. Mow Vine. mylly RKFINRD Il'OARS.-'JS bbls. Belcher's HeSnel ugjf, just ree'd per steamer Alvin AilMnH," ft sale by . K. GILUtKT ti CO. n:t: L. KESSLER, tronxcRLV as. KOt LEtstan,) Main street, )tween First and Second, Evansville, Ind. Confactioneir, Fancy Goods, Toys, Cigars, tec. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ir.y : Sj ""IIICKCA.-SO doi large f a Chicken. Just ree'd V i y iuyi Z.U. COOK 1 SON. SAMUEL EMBICII, Main Street, three doors below 8eeon4, IS CONSTANTLY RECEIYIXO saw scrrLUSTO his WELL ASSOItTKD STOCK O F BOOTS AND SHOES! II ATS, CAPS, &C, AD WILL ALWAYS DISPOSE OP Til EM AT LOW RATES. WK OFTEN HEAR CUSTOMERS SAY, THAT "They can always be better suited A T S. EMBICH'S THAN ANT OTHIt FLACI," AND WK SUPPOSE AT A . LOWER PRICK spr DISSOLUTION. TKt partnhip heretofore existing nnder the natae of BiUroltf & ."ions, wa iliamol veil by mutual con-s-iit. on the Stil of April The business will he continued by J. L. Dittrolff and J. L. itittrnlff, Jr., undr the style of lllurolff & Son, who are alone au thorized to use the name of the old firm in settlement of ümuness. ap Uli 1 KOL t t ii t?Q.a. IIITTUOLFF Jt SO., ffcv Tisii rss In Jewelry, Watches, Clock silver Ware. A.c.. have now on hand a wet seieiil rtoclc of rold and silver Watches: fioe Jewelr' of ail kinds and of the littest styles; Yankee hocks in uronse, iron ann 1101 casesi silver iaiie aixl Te.i spoons, platsi ware, porte moneas, gold ; silver ami nteel Hiwctacfe. Sic., which we are is-euetrel lo at the lowest eastern x-rices, and warrant every article to be a hat it is represented. The public generally are invito I to cnll and examine for themselves, at the old stand, ou -l.un street set ween 1st ana -.. ap-l WORTH NOTICING! AMONG tlie mstnynew goods received In the city lately, we find that FirVDRiai k BROTHERS Have received the finest stock of HAVANA CIGAES TU BEOÜOHT TO IT4JITI11I. a Tliis firm does not deceive their customers with Common German Clean. They manufacture and import CHEAPER AXD RETTER TOBACCO Than any house in the State. We would advise all who admire FINE CIGARS to five us call. FEND UK II Si BROS., 1TT Main Street JEvansv tilt. PRESTOX BROTHERS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, DEALERS IN rOREIOM Sc. DOMESTIC LI0.COES, Corner First and 5ycamore streets, EVANSVILLE, IND. aivlOly

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P. G. O'RILEY & CO., OlD ISTABLISnKD Storage, Forwarding & Commission General Eailroad, Steam and Express Agents, (rECUL AOB5TS FOA M5TLVASIA Ea D. S2 MATING fitted up a mammoth Wharf-Boat, the I II ta lweest on uie vuio ? r'"-' nuuiner, er we are nrepareu 10 laciiiiaic wiui hvioi i tch all coodreutmsted to our care, either by Rlvrr, Railroad or. Csmal wUhout djaror expoKSrJ"? SndU'rwaMina: ad alVtothe snle of aiir Produce consigned to us and all orders I lTfi.rO'lLEY returns his sincere thanks to his num.Tou!i friÄ forUitir former pHtronace,and I respertful'.y soliciu a continuance of tbt same, which win ne amy recipnaii. A Store Room, well surpnea, Will commouuon of bona, and their orte hndtwir f A Store noom, weil surpnw, ui oriers cwriuvi "u- i IL1&UU. A RARE CHANCE FOR AN INVESTMENT! FOB SALE A VAL XI ABLE TI2A CT OFZAXD, Adjoinns the Town of ConneltonI Consisting of aNmt one hundred jtcres, one-half of which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into the delightful hills that border the town. All of it is embraced in plat of the town of Cannelton, and is in demand for house lots. The lower boundary of the tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the extensive Cotton Factory and principal coal mines. All the pcluct of the land can be sold on the soil to the people of the town. It is most admirably situated for vegetable gardeus for which the town affords a good market and high prices. The land will eventually all be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three dwellings, one of which is worth Ij00; another Is worth U00; the other a beautiful cottage residence, cost a jOO three years ago to erect it. Either of these houses can be hail with the land, or all of them, as the purchaser may wuh: they are separated by a street from the body of the land, and are on separate lots laid off fur resi dences. The property w ill be sold on a libenU credit to a responsible purchaser. The location is one of the most delightful on the Ohio river, and the principal cottage with three acres In garden and frnit is the most beautiful rural residence between here and Louisville. The chief motive for offering it for sale, is that the property is too valuable to rent, and needs more attention than the owner can at present bestow on it- Address or apply to the editor of the Journal; Evansville. mr2 SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! IN the City of Evansville. Ind. On MONDAY and Tl'ESDAY, the 4th and Mh of May. ISöT, we will oiler for sale nt puolic auction, to the highest bidder, lots numbered from one (I) to fifty est) inclusive, on the pUt of tfamuel Rogers and Andrew Houston's addition to the Citv of Evansville. Lots numbered from wie il) to twenty-one (21) inclusive each front on lnvision street. Iietween First and Third stA.; lot numlxr tl to 41 inclusive, eni-h front on Klin street, between First and Third, and lots 41 U :- each front on Third street, ltween Elm and Piviion street. Paid lots are in a central portion of said City, near the be.t steamboat landing, are well situated for business houses. We call the attention of capitalists and Isisiness men to this wie. Terms of sale: Si cash, H in one and H in two years, with interest on deferred payments, the same to ie secured by murtrtee. Persons wishing to examine said property, are referred to Samuel Samuel I, of Evansville. SAMl'EL KOUEUS, JOHN ÄTHAN KEN ICK. SpWt Executors of Andrew Huston. tm OP THE "COLDEN COFFEE POT!" Main street, hetween First and Scond, EVANSVILLE, IND. THOMAS SCAXTLIX, DE ALE II INtove, Tlwware, Lamps, Hardware Sc Cattery, Britannia Ware, Plain k Fancy Tinware, Hollow Ware, Do k Sad-Irons, II rasa Kettles, Lanterns, Enamelled and Plain JUutle Grates, CoaMIods Lmapa Toilet War of plain and fancy styles. Also, manufacturer or all kinds of TIN, SlIEETIRON fc COITER WORK. f 2f A II jobs executed with neatneand dispatch. apSTly NOTIOXSI Extra Kid Oloves; Hoop Whale Bone; Ladies Marino Vests; Black Italian Cravats; Goat Hair Erushes; Working Cotton; Knitting Cotton of all numbers; Best Irish Linen; Ladies, Misses and Children's Hosiery; Choice Needles; Mareen and Brilliantees for Skirts; Very best Linen Thread; Lyon's Kathairon for the Hair; CoaU' very liest Spool Cotton, just ree'd and for sale in quantities to suit the purchasers at ap2Mw HUGHES' SWINDLIX! "Vf AY he practical in various ws.ys, and those who 11 don't want to be swindled, lead I letter not nurchase at Hheritt"s sale lot 3, or the southeast half of lot 2, or a strip ,i feet wida off the nortnwest half of lot 2, all in block 4, in Baker's enlargement of the citv of Kvansvilie, which have been levied ou bv the Sheriff as the prupeny of Thomas Grant, who lias no in-t9-et In trie banie. I am ttie absolute owner of it. awl he who buys of the Sheriff, will buy onlv a bis suit. JAM RS G. Git IM WOOD. Evansville. myllSiTlfaMww JUST RECEIVED SrRI.XU HTYLE. RESS G.ksIs, Mantillas, Window Sha les, Curtain Goods, Carpets, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, Mia wis, Urgaudas, Lawu, Nansouks hie. A.c. J. OAKLET Sc SON. mh27 First street, three doors below Main. OsThsTm COCOA Nuts: O W .V0 V.s t. S. Almnnds; yio Us Pea Nuts; da Enrlish Walnuts. Iii! ree'd b' ap28 Z. II. COOK Si SON. MARSEILLES VESTING. A very ood assortment can be had at sp27-lw HUGHES'. YANKEE INGENUITY. In the chape of a new style Pen Holders for children leamlnf to write, and for older folks, who write badly, a decided improvement for sale at ap2'-lw - HUGHES'. OPAL CANDLES. 30 boxes In store and for sale by mh31 PRESTON BROS. fbt BUSHELS Extra (crop of l?y?) Dried Pearhes atU forsuleby api'U Z. H. COOK & SON. CIIILnREVS SHOES.-A very lare lot of Children's fchoes, U&iters and Blipters fir sale cheap forcash. McREA ii WELLS, apii Foster's Ulock. ItXS Oranges; W boxes Lemons; 30 boxes M. R. Raisins; suu jb$ uerman iTunes, just rec'tl bv ap-M z.. 11. COlK & SON. WOOD, WOOD. iiO Cords first quatitv of Wood for sule by ap Z. II. COOK'oi SON. fir.VDRIES Just recelved.3 to Hamburg and inglish Dairy Cheese; jwiioiw imeii ieei; 1 M1 Cru-lieft Sunar; S bars Dried Peaches; boxes Starch, Ate., sxc., for sale bv SAM'L V ICKER T. ADMINISTATOR'3 SALE. By virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderbureh County. Ind., I will sell at public auction, at the Court Huse door, jn Evansville, on the id dar of Slay. 157, at 5 o'clock, P. M-, the undivid! two-tifths of the north half of Fractional Section No. 10, in township 7, south of ranee 11 west, containing 124 acres more or less in Vaixlemurs'h County. I nd., subject to the life en true of the widow" Naney Colloway. Terms of sale K cash, M hi si x months, X in twe! re months, with interest and approved smintr. JOSEPH M.CALDWELL, spl 7-4t w AoWrof II. F. Colloway et-ue. GLASS FLASKS. 73 boxes fi dozen each, quarts, pinu and half pints, ree'd per Arir.onia, for sale y mhJj S. E. GILBERT & CO. POTATOES. 16 bbls Pink Eyesju ree'd by SAMUEL VICKERV, mli21 Comer Main and Second streets. HTcCORMICK'S REAPER. AND BIO WER.-We if A are Apents for the sale of this reliable Machine; all who wish to ave UIor in t:ie Harvest Field, should procure one. We have wimples on hand, which we shall take pleasure in sho win i. UORNBROOK &CO., mh21 Water street, Evansrilla. SODA. 75 kegs of Bi CaHmn ef So.!, for Mle iv aplO WHEELER fe KIGrs 1 ff BUSH Ear Com, for sale br 1UU apei Z. H. COOK It SDN.

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PROCLAMATION! Bs it known by all sickiyTweak and debilitated persons, that McLeak's STRENGTIIKXIXO CORDIAL is the onTy remedy tht will strencthen and inrigorate the system, and remove all Impurities In the Blood. It is very pleasant to take. In it is combined the properties of a Tonic, Diuretio and Alterative. It will cure any disease of the Stomach. Liver er Bowels, such as: Diarrhoea, Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. lache, Intermittent Fevers, Soar Stomach. Live CnmnWnt. rostivenes. Weakness or Debility. Pain. in the Stomach or Bowels, Night Fevi Fevers, Yallowaass of the Skln &c g-c-When taken, it neutralise, and rem., any morbid aecretions in the Stomach and strengthens the Diges "Tt v, It wtll also cure any duease of the Uterus Ktdneys. Bladders or Urinary organs; and as an Alterative, it purifies and creates a heaUhv circulation of bload. re- - - vlv . .v. uiu.ujs wies, wiu, piuipicsur bhhhih bthk ui cvtn. TRY IT, and be convinced of its wonderful Inrig rating properties. For Children, who are puny, weak and sickly, w advise parents to give them a teaspuouful of this Cordial daily. IJT See Circular. J. II. McLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. 13T Principal Depot-Corner Of Third and Fine streets, SU Louis, Ma. pSMydAwl rroBicro.40 bxs Va- and Ky. Tolncco t, 5's, 9's, 10 lump; b kegs Honey Moore raucake aoobocw, til) Caddies i,3i and 5 lump b. ftfO I WHEELER RIGG9. GREAT EXCITEMENT rrevailin all over the country, in consequence of the tremendous sn crews of McLean's Volcnnl Oil Liniment. It Is superceding every Liniment and remedy for the cure of local pains and external dis eases. II undreds of confirmed cripples have been made to walk by Its use, many that were suffering for years with old CHXOxic sokes, and had tried in vain the many remedies and Liniments now before (be pabUebave been permanently cured by the use of a few nail bottles of McLkan's Calebeated Limn est. It is no longer an untried remedy, but a fixed aad immortal "fact" certified to ly the maet tmovsajips that have used it, that McLean's Volcanic Oil Linlmwnt Is the best liniment that has ever been discovered, and the only reliable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Sokes of all kinds, Swexlieos, or any loaal pains on man or animals. 7 LKery-stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray men and nil that have the charge ef horse, should keep a supply constantly on hand, te be used In time of need. PRICE OF THE L1SIXEST. In conseqence of the Increasing demand for this vat nable Liniment, it is now put In twenty -five cent bet ties, fifty cent and one dollar bottles. The fifty cent bottles contain three times the quantity of the twenty five cent sice, and so on in proportion to their coats, as that purchasers will save money by getting Um larger sixes. IV All orders for the Volcanic Oil Liniment mast be addressed to the proprietor, ap2My JAMES II. McLEAN, ft. Louis, Ms. IRISH LINENS DAMASKS, Sec. (UST received direct from the manufacturers, in Larran und lhinride, Ireland, a well selected stock; of Linen tiood, vis: " ' li-i Linen SeeetinS, oft finish and grass bleaob; 40-inch Pillow-case Ltneus, uo do; Hnch Phirtiujr, d Itlenched Ikunalc Table Cloths, assnrUd sites: W hilei-orn ! do do da P-learhed doNspkins; HleachM and Imwn Huckaback Towel; Linen Camlric Handkerchief, etc. We invite the nutntion of buyers to the Oaoitg, at wholenale or retail. Pwwmni the farilities which we do, we defy competition here r elsewhere. SHAN KLIN k R KILLT. dec 1 Coraer Maia and First street. " OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.. KBATZ ft BEILMAN, 'PINE-STREET. - Evansville, Indiana. .Oi The proprietors of the City Fonndery are now prewired to do all kinds of Machine and Finishing work, tad everything spperUiUng to the fiMndery business - Machinery of all Kinds, Mads and Repair. We have every facility of the best machinery and workmen, and we give all work eutrusted to us, our undivided attention. We are manufacturing UOILER3 AND STEAM ENGINES, of any power reo.ui.-el, and ready to promptly fill seders for this kind of niachintry, warranting our work and satisfied with reasonable prices. The Foundery, Finishing Shops,. Sir., are on Tine street. THE SALE ROOMS are on MAIN STREET, Just shove Second, where orders will lie received. . aivVIv KRATZ ft HKILMAX. IIAKmVARi; CLTLEKY. Foreign and Domtstict Ship, Log, Trace ami IIaUerCKain$, XaiU, llxt, Met, IfatcTuti, Plane, Scyth', Cradles, Rales, Sneaths, Forts, Scales, Shovels, Spades, Grindstones, Locks, LatcKest Augurs, Chisels, Looking Glasses, Files, Guns, PisUJs, tfr Fancy Goods ALSO At.O'Tä FOR DOsiTOX B ELTIMG CO. BABCOCK ft SONNTAG. ap2" Water street. Evansville, Ind. r. NOTICE. ' " The firm of Keller, Farnsley t Co., was dissolved the first of Janaary, 17, by death of D.N. Farnsley . and subsequent limitation. Persons Indebted to th firm, either by note or account, are requested to make immediate payment, as it is alwolutely necessary that the business should I closed. The business will b continued at the old stand by the surviving members of the firm under style and firm of Keller at While, who will receive all moneys due the old firm, sad psy all demands. D.C.KELLER, jan23 ISAAC T. WHITB. rr0 rniXTERS.-a bundles Printers' Paper JL sixes Just rec'dTbyxxET fc RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN fwri have a rood assortmenf of Oooils and one of If the st stand, in Posey County, Ind.. both of which we wish to sell to some gxl man. Applr early to S. .JAUi si au. or J. II. k W.W.. MORGAN. Assignees of Milton Blackburn. sp2tf at a ALMONDS AND BRAZIL NCTS.-ICbbI 9 just ree'd fur sale by 6. E. GILBERT t CO liibka m. IU. Sycamore street. TW INC WASHBOARDS. nO dos In store and for a MA by apTJ B. n. IMI. ion M.ls Mackerel as'd 8. K.GILUEUTstCO. i'd numbers; W hf. Mils do do do; Si qr. do !' da do; yikits do do do; 19 Ok MlDliH AO.i; i to Tonnen and Sewnrts; 3D boxes Col?ish, just m-eivel bv T EN N fc Y k SOK EN SOX. ap39 1 t BXS Planes and Plane Irons, Just ree'd by Ja. 9 a pis WALIKIRCH. SASH.DOORS AND BLINDS. 10 LiKliU sxlD Sash; SOW LisiiUlOxli do; 3W da mil do; 2 do 10x14 do; S d 10x15 do; do 10xi do. 1M CIO 12X1S do assorted Pannel floors Ihda a wä0 mir Window Bl assorted, oa hand sad to arrive, and must be sold by ap-si E. S. BABCOCK. ftJAILS, GLASS, PAINTS ANDPLTTY.WW kegs extra Nai L assorted ; 27SI Iwxes exlra Window Glass assorted; kefr Pure White Lead warranted; 2fno lbs Puttv; luo cads snow white Links, 33 La each, all sf which is orTered to buillers and mechanics, at prices that will give them sntLifaction, by ap. . . S. BABCOCK. ESTEEff CorrEE. 75 bags Prime Rio Coffee. In MIA store and for sale ay ag3ü WHEELER & RIGGS. ÜJOAP. A Wge assortment of plain and Fancy toilet and shaving soap, iast r-ceieved by ap.il UKtX,iM K A1UU9. Twpoeted SroAES. 104X00 Imported sugars, of favorite brands for sale by WHEELER fc RTGG8. PITTSBrRO AND BELMONT NAIL8.-W kegs of those favorite Irs nts, in store and to srri vs. fr WHEELER 4. K1GGS, Main stteeU