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journal. THUKSI.VY MOUNTING. .FEB 4 B4ROMCTKK. A. M 2 P. M . 2 ?.J " P. MT :?-.f.; THIRMOXKttlt. A. 23 M. r m. y P.M. Jr- x tvertiftements intendel. for tiie Daily, must be hau leJ in before 4 o'clxX, P. M. to Insure insertion. ;y XewVnys ctn be supplied with the Jocastl,, utAvnty-fiveceatsa doxen, by applyic.aithe Coua-"Mrir-Mm. BY T E LEGR APH7 TCLKOasMIBD TCHVTVetV 0 THt VaSSVILLB duly jorant BT t. W. LISI. Illlanison Eefore the House. Congressional. Washington, Feb. 8 x Ilorsi Williamson wua brought in, ia the aii-to-ly of the Scrzuant-at-tf rtis. A res"Elution pusseJ requiring him to answer Jto:tiorrow to .qnotiona as to hi rcailinees o answer. IIS waa rcinanJJ ia custody till 'then. Glartcj .Trne, from the Committee on Wut nnd Means, rcpoftcJ army ap propria - YionVill. Dill were passed to alter tha time for hold.1 V . 1 C ..,.. C. -i ? Vrtrli ejniT lllc 1 III VII r.illi:! V"UIW .ivrlina, and for th payment of invalid and ollr pensioners. The nntinUheJ business of yesterday was Tesnmc!. , Wilson offered an amendment to tlio motion to refer the Karisa Message to the commit ten on Territories, similar to that sub"mitted vesterday by Harri in thollonse. Uoc-K-k. from'the Committee on Naval Affairs, mada a report from tho majority, conclndinr with a resolution that the act of Panldinr in arrcstin? Walker and his followers was not authorized by general instruction fn-m tho Navy, and not authorized by special instructions from tho Navy Department. That while the Committee have no reason to believe that Panlding acted from any improper motive or intentions, yet they regard it as a prave error, which calls for the disapproval of the Amcritan Conjre.-. Sherman, from tho minority, reported a substitute that Panldiui? in arresting Walker and his associates, and returning them to tho United States, acted within the spirit of 111 instructions, and deserved the approbation of his country. Seward remarked he had his own views, and would express them another time. The reports were referred to Committee of the whole on tho State of the Union. Senate Davis introduced a bill for tho relief ot tho officers and woMiers of tha army who were stationed at Fort Kearney, Nebraska Territory, previous to Mareh lt,.lS53. Washington, Feb Sru Senate. Mr. Trumbull doired to call tip a question of .privilege, viz: the report of the Committer on the Judiciary on tho coutestcd bents of M rs. Brizht und Fitch. Mr. T)nyarl o! ected. lie thought the Kansas question fur more important, and on lit first to Ikj settled, as it involrel conaidcririnn which might perhaps iiftcvt the stbi!ity of the Union. Tnuö'.ull H of tho opinion that tho reason s;ijiied by Iinyard wh tho very bx-st reason in the world lor Ulm, the Question ct tho rizlit of thcso trentlemcn to the seats they now occupy. It tho Kna question be J important a that Senator represented it. tlie f. rt tlurtj i- to determine whJ has the risrlit t" settle the- rjnctitit, and it ifo mach inoro necessary that it should be settled by tho S -nate properly constituted. This contested election has been pending nearly a ye-tr; and im order t have an understanding when it should by disposal of. he moved to make it tho subject ot special order fur tomorrow, Mr. Bnyard replied that it it were any other gentlemen contesting the seats, it would present a dUorcnt case, but tner member have tikeu their seats under reunlartv a'tgned credential which constituted rrimn fact evidence tlut they were entitled t tlun. In j iiuIj a thjr represent the public sentiment ot Indiana tlicy oiiirbt to re tain their scuta until tho Kansas question bo disposed of oven it there should turn out to btj irregularities in the mode of their election. Mr. Englit was anxious to have the question settled as soon as possible. At first he could hardly believe tlx Senator from IUini:i was in earnest in inMstin? that he and hi colic urno wer not entitled to tho seats they occupy; hut sinco that Senator had prcssc.1 the'iuatter with such pertinacity. Jie wus rcaly and anxious to meet tho investigatii'ii demanded. Mr. Brown remarked if the design was to make this subject a sccial order for to-morrow. t the exclusion of all other business, ho should inteipcse ibjcctiocs. Mr. Kale coin-jndttd that as a question of priviluie. the Senate were boend to consider and dispone of it; for if a question of this kind culd bo potxned, what advantage had such a queuiou ovor any other! Mr. Tiu'uuull withdrew ihu motion, but would n-ncw it to-morrow. Th j l'rusidenfs Kauai Message was taken upMr. W.lson att;vcked the Presidnt's positions, htatin? that the hi.-tory in the Message A as a stupendous and ?if?antic misreprescn tution ol tho affairs of Kuusas. The lrvrldent was not in the country when the Ne bruska bill was passed. He was nominated ti the Frc-idcney for that reason, in order that he mijrht be able to prove an alibi. M,. Wiion denied tho statement in the Message, that there was a party in tho Territorv setting at defiance the Constitution of the United State or laws, und there had been no such party there. Wlfile giving his version of Kansas affairs, he said Governor Walker went there with the object of dividing the Free State men. and uniting tho Free Sute Democrats with the Pro-slavery teen, so as to make it a l'ro-slavery Democratic State. That was his mission, and no man could have labored more faithfully or more evidently to accomplish that ohject. He denounced tho Lccompton Constitution, saying ho would rather have the Constitution with slavery than witnout it. He believed with slavery it might ba abolished; and without fclaury.it was rendered perpetual. It was perversion ot truth in the President to charjre that the pyoole of Kansas, by voting for the electiou of oiikers under the Lccompton Constitution, intended in any way to give their sanction to it. They went to tho ballot box on the 4th of January to blot out forever that Constitution. They knew the people were against it an overwhelming majority of six to one. They meant to overthrow Calhoun and his corrupt minions in the Territory who have violated justice, and stained their names by frands, outrages and murders. The only way to uo n;ufc as to eieci men pledged men pietirci romo Lerft to ak Coii-rres. and tl.a - to reioctit as a fraud on tho people of Kan. aaa. Am 1 vet this act. fair and above Lr,r.i is proclaimed to tho country and tbe world! äke 1 resident misrepresents, n e navo had nonjh of this petty quibblinjr in Conjrrcsa witUotit expecting it at the other end of tho avenue. W'e have had the pleading of technicalities of all sort which could be bronght into a prent qtici-tion of this kind, and wo have hud all thce outrages in Kansas kept ur under color of law. Tyrant always rule nnder color flaw. Instead of uskinj; what is tho will of tho people of Kansas we have had Senators and Representatives, and now have tlio Trci-idcnt qiiilb'iin ar on technicalities nnd lorm.-t, hy which the substance is to be lojt t he icojle. Mr. WiUon pu'ul a high compliment to Mr. Douglas lor In manly udvovney of the (rreat principle of tho Nebraska hill, in oprwvition To the licla'or of the tdave power. For this the Senator tiom Illinois ha been called a Black Keptihlican. Ar.y man was so called who rcrucd to snppnrt this last iniquity th"n l;tt crowninact of infamy. No matter if Lis whole lifo has been devoted to thi inerets ol hlavcry. it ho pause cow and ruf'isc to as-eDt to these palpable fra't te be was Ye rty.r. . f tLf purty.

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Kansas Debate. , : Washington, Feb. S 'r U Brown, of Mississippi, concurred most cordially with the Message of the President. Seldom .bad be "fad a document of tho same length from which he found ao little to dissent; There could be blit two opinions re.ative tTi that paper. Those entertained by national men of all parties on one side, and those entertained by fectiohal men on the ther. He never expected the Senator from Maas., would concur in the arguments and conclusions of a national President, whether ho might be a Democrat, American, or Whig. Nothing bat sectionalism wönld meet the approbation of that Senator, who had made a mistake in supposing that speeches, like old wine, world Improve with ace. For his own part, he loved old friends and old wine in modjration, and he reverenced.old age, but be abhorred an old speech delivered from year to year through tho whol Senatorial term. Instead of proceeding with his remarks he would yild the floor if the question could not be taken on reference of the Message. Fesscnden said he wished to express his views, but could not promise his speech alionld be a very short one. Brown said he did not expect to convince thaton the other aide of the question. Like Ephram, they were joined to their idols,

and he would let them aione. ite men pro any doubts as to the course they ought to ftursnc. and in the course i ins remarss te said the Republican party had not a ahad ow of existence inside of the slaveholding States, and that if it succeeded in its efforts to break tip tho national Democratic partv, it was certain the conn'ry would be divided into two sectional parties. In that event, the Union would ho drawn asunder, and this was as certain as the suu rose this morning and will set to-night. Brown was abont to reply to the former remarks of Douglas, when Seward said he was quite sure the question on reference could not bo taken np this evening. He thonzht they had better adjourn. They could di crest what the Senator from Mississippi had said to-day and hear the remainder of his speech to-morrow. Stewart said lie should at a proper time pay his full respocts to Brown's criticisms. After a snort executive session the Senate adjourned. IIocsE-Mr. Savage, from Committee on Invalid Pensions, reported a bill granting pensions. A report from the Committee on Elections, declaring it inexpedient to grant Campbell of Ohio further tame to tako supplementary testimony. Washington Items. Washixotox, Feb S-rK The Douglas Democrats are in council tonight to consider what will be their best policy on tho Kansas question. The Republicans have held several cau cuses, ard are fully agreed to resin t. br all parliamentary means, the admission of Kan sas under the Lecompton Constitution. All parties are consolidating their atrength for the struggle. Mormon 6nlnx for Peace. WatmxeTox, Feb 2 r it a Dr. Bernh iitel has had severnl long interviews with the President relative to a ft airs in I tali. He proposes that the troops be withdrawn, and that it commission be dis patched fo the Territory to arrange for the settlement of difficulties. Tho Prctddcnt re jected, rather than received the proposition wnicn ncrnheiscl mao. in virtue or in pon ticn as Delegate from Utah; and not pursuant to instructions from Gov. Young. The Doctor saTs that the peoplo are dispossd to peace. and would como to any reasonable terma of accommodation The hill reported to day by Senator Mason from the Commltteo on" Foreign Relations appropriates of .V.000 as indemnity to tbj owners ot the Spanish schooner Amistead. i na report or ine -majority is the same as that presented to the previous Congress. The minority Messrs. Reward and roote contend in their report that Ruez and Montcz bad no property In the fifty-three alleged slaves lor which payment is proposed to be mi 'fl. ar.d were themselv a violators of law. and held tho Africans in unlawful bondage. That our treaty stipulations with bpain con template tho restoratb , of lawful merchan diza removed out or the bands of pirates, or robbers on the high seas; but that these ne proea wr-re not lawful merchandize, having b.-en s'olen from their houses in violation of all htws: that the vessel ami its owners were engaged in acta of piracy and robbery; that tho claimants did not prove property; and inac me claim generally is not supported by right or iaw. Tost OflUce RobberiesSpecial Agents Maguire and Shallcross assisted by detectives Alf and Bass, nccced ed in discovering large Post Office robberies and traced to account of Washingtön offices. It is said a considerable amount of money has been recovered. The person detected ia Kobt. W. Young. Jr., aged abont 20 yetfra. lie is now under bonds for trial. Williamson ar Arrest. WAtniNOTox, Feb 3 u J. D. Williamson, wrrn arrived this morn;nir in tho custody of of3ccr of tlia Hocse, says tho reason ha declined to come to Washington was solely rccanse ho was crtder hcavv bonds not to leave Nc t York, and that the ftfficera of tho lions kidnapped him yesterday, not allowing him time or opportunity to consult 1.1a family, or take ont a writ of habtat corpus. He throws himself on his rights in that rtspect, and privately avows his present determination not to testily be fore the select com mitte to investigate charg es ajrainst members and officers of the last House, growing ont of the disbursements of Lawrence, Stone & Co. to influence the passage of the tariff act. on tho ground that the committee navo no right to question him in relation to his private affairs. i iccle for Europe. New Yokk, Feb 8 lc The Canard mall steamship Europa sailed for Liverpool atooon. She takes out 2,26a,000. Hill .1. 1 Dedlocratle Ca neos. WasHtxGTox, Feb S K The Senate's Democratic Ca ecus held last night was merely to determine tho order of business. It waa agreed to refer the 1 resi dent's Kansas Message, and first todisposeof tne Array diu. 1 11 attendance was large. Mr. Donzla waa present. Althonih the Kansas question wu freely discussed, ther was no attempt made to find the votes of Senators in advance, as nch would be contrary to the principles which hava usually characterised snch secret meetings. A Democratic Caucus of the members 01 the House will be held to morrow night. I vi 3lAü?tTClirsa:, N. . Feb 5 T X A fire ocenrred at Pammit Hill, last nijrht. I destroying the post office, and the stores ad I JiV"inr' Capt. Harris' hotel waa saved with difficnlty. All tho letters in th Post OfBce were destroyed. Amount of loss not ascer tained. Claelanatl 3larkets. Ci!cr?c?ATi, Feb. 3 m -'"r in let and unchanged: superfine $3 Of33 7o. WhbdcY steadr at 15c. Pro visions qmet, and buyers not disposed to operate at yesterday' advance? small salea of mesi porN ai i4 ,n1 cfecn j,arns at -c Athin? uono in bulk meat, bacon, or iari. wops urm ai f 5 50 0; receipts large. CiNcrxTCATi, Feb 8 r M Flour qniet. at 3 60(8 70 for wheat steady at S5f3c for white, and 63 75 tor rcu: wnisKj aavnnrxa 10 ia; provjs. inn market tame; bnyar demand a reaction, which seller are net willine to Brant small salea of r?css pork at $19 50: bulk ahouldara l&iytc', aidca held at $K; prima barrel lard 8W; hoes ateady with- a g9oa da

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Baltimore Market. Baltiiiorz, Feb 8 u Sales of 2.00) bbls superfine übnr at f 60 04 62, and ctoinz netter. Corn-white &Kt&3; yellow 55(355. Whisky dull. ProVhdbns a littlo firmer, and better,, feeling prevails, Bulk sides arc r.or held at 8c; other descriptions unchanged. The brokers are drawing Ntw York exchange at J premium. rhllade'lahla Mäfket. PuILADKLFUIA, Feb 8 M

The demand for clover sldd has fallen off and prices are 12c lower; sales ot 800 bushels at $5 50; flax seed sells freely at $1 80; flour quiet, and rather more inquiry for export; sales ot 2.0-JO bbls; Pennsylvania and Ohio at it 50 for superfine; 14 75(3:5 tor extra, and $5&5 25 for extra family; supplies come forward freely, but holders manifest no disposition to accept lower prices; small hale of rve flour at $3; corn meal $2 95; wheat in letter demand, but prices uncharged; sales ol 3,200 bushels at $1 10(3 1 12 for red; $1 1S31 80 for white, including 1,500 bushels Kentucky at the latter quo tation; rye dull at 63370c. A better demand for corn springing up at the close, and bout 10.000 bushels yellow sold at 57c in store, and 55c afloat; oats dull, 1.500 bushels sold at 83c: provisions and groceries un changed; sale of Ohio whisky at 2021c, and Pennsylvania at 20c. A'tw York MarketNew York, Feb 8 x Flour firm. 0.000 bbls sold; wheat contin ues very dull, and corn declining; yellow corn sells at lc lower; pork buoyant at $15 50 for mess; beer heavy; lard heavy; whisky ower, and sabs at 21c; stocks higher. Kiw York, Feb 3 r x Cotton firm, 1,000 bales sold; floarlhuoy ant. 1,00 bbls sold at 4 20Q4 25 for State, and 4 70(24 80 for Ohio, an advance of 5c on each; wheat very dull, quotations nominal; corn declined, 4),00) bushels sold at 64'13c for white, a decline of lc; mos pork 10c bet ter; sales at $15 50&15 GO; rice firm; sugar quiet; coffeo firm : bacon quiet; freight active. The i-cceipls of beeves 2,400; sheep. 2.T00; swine, 2.100; prices unchanged ; stocks higher; Illinois Central. 81;; tiaicna and Chicago, SO; Erie 24; Cleveland and Toledo 44; Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati 91 ; V irginia 6'a 92; Missouri C's 34; Tennessee 6 'a SO. River Xews. Cincinnati, Feb. 3 x The. river has ris en 15 inches. a PiTTSBt-Ro, Feb. 8 m River 5 feet, nnl almost stationary. Weather clearing up. St. Locis, Feb S r si River at a stand with ten feet to Cairo. Upper Mississippi stationary at Dubuque with 5 feet 3 inches on the bar; ice running, and tho weather cold. Missouri fulling at lioonevillo with the thermometer below freez ing point. The Weather. February 3 Telegraphed at nine o'clock this evening by the F.. & W. line. Cairo Cloudy, and cold wind. Quebec snowing a little; ruer IS. Montreal Mil J; mer 28. Toronto Cloud v; mer SO. Detroit Clcai; "wind N W; mer 80. Buffalo Cloudy; wiml W: mer 30. Cleveland Cloudy: - W; mer 86. Janesville-Clcur: windN -V. Burlington Cloud , .,nd W;morl0. Prairie du Chien Clear; wind N W; mercarv 6 below zero. Fulton CI ar; mer 4 below zero. St. Louis Cloudy; mer 31. Rock Island Clear; wind E; mer 5 above aero. Dnbnqne Cloudy; zero. Springfield, 111 Clou ly; mer 19. New York Cloudy; wind W. St. John. X B Cloudy; wind W; mer 20. Ilalilax. N S Clear, wind S W; mer 34. New Orleans Wind EN E; snowing and cloudy; mer 54. Memphis Wind N E, and cloudy; mer 27. Nashville Mer 34. Vicksbnrg Drizzling rain; mer 43; Barometer fulling CincinnatiClear: mer 34. Kvansvillc. Ind Mild; mer 50. TIIE ItlVLK. AriiTala a4 Departures. Tram P. G.O'Riley & Co.'t Refiattr.l Ftimt-ÄST 3. DtTid White, from New Orleans to LouiiTill. Wm. Knox, from YYaVaah and back. Camhridce, from Tittsliurgh to St. Louii. R.. J. Ward , fixxn New Orleans to LouUtüI. Swallow, frotn New Orleans to Cincinnati. Greenville, from Pond Hirer to Eranirille. Southerner, from Louisville to Memphis. Tii a River opposite this place continues to fall. The regular Loulsvillo and Evansville packet Diamond will bo down this mowing, and leave on her return trip in the after noon. . The Cairo and Evansville packet J. II. Done will bo up this morning from Cairo. Tho Lebanon will he down to-day for Nashville. The packet Switzerland was advertised to leave Gncinnati yesterday for New Or leans. RAILROAD RECEIPTS. February 8rJ 97 bbls flour, I A Crane; SO bbls fiOtir, Tenner fc Sorcnson; 72 bbls flour, Geo Foster & Co; 2 )ibl tobacco. Brown & Aikman;o2S btisbels wbcat, Irlehart Bros; 219 bushel wheat, J S Jaqucss & Co; 2 bbls eesrs, bbl bntter. Pat Gleeaon: 3 bbl etrjrs. Wheeler & Hires: 5 bbls ejr?s. Keen & 1 reston; 90 bushels wheat, J Miller; 4 bbla eggs, Kron. TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, Friday, February 1 Oth, FRU .T & ORNAMENTAL TREES, I AMD aOONSISTINO of aehoirecollertion of Apple. Penr. J Tench. Plum. 8rr.; Kverrieens In variety. Deentnous Ornamental Shrnhs, (ionseerry, Kasviherry, l urmnt. (irmpe uoou., Mrwwoemr nnnoi qun a nutnherof the finest vanetles; Pie Plant, Asparagus Roots, sc.. &c. now on hand, and for sale at tbe store room fwTnerlv ocrn pled Mr Mr. Conrneton. on Main Hlnl. between Firxt n1 Sotm1 erreet.. The ni-mro collection Is from the PLEASANT RIDOE NCRjSKRY ANDOARDFN of J. C. FERRIS & CO.. near Cincinnati, OMo. one of the largest anl best establish ments in tne n eat. Th.e wantinr to purchase should tire us an early catt, as we shall remain here hut a few days. temr npuRNIPS 300 busfii ree'd per Cannl snd for sie hy jan II GEO. FOSTER ft CO. Mats Cinnamon! Assorted fine Clears Jnst received and for Kile ny 1. at v. u r ijia.ij. & Ilhls. Cider Vinertr, Jnf received and for sale Irr VlCKERV HJOHNSTON. w It. and Ilamfcarah Cheese. oxes larce. and of liest nuality, just received per steamer Marengo aad for sale low Mr lllLStni K DU 11 flKAX.aa 41 JO hn.hela White Iteans: M do Dried A pales: Jn recesd andfor salt hr 7.. II. COOK fc ."P. Rlfill WIIIwKY.-One Puncheon Pure Irish M. Whisay, justrteeived and for sale bv decl. TENNEY t SORENSON. HTCRW1IET.-C5 acks Prime Buckwheat, U jasl received ana lor saie ot Z.H. COOK & SON. I ARD AXD BCTTER.Jjbhis. Urd; omu.!. Rntti! mri.M rr rinil FT . Z. U. COOK at SON. 7IMTE BEANS. Ml bunei mall " n;ie ucans: .A H.im.llriwl A ntilea. f.tr sa!S ny JanM" W Z.Tl.CÖ0ii&8ÖN. 1RESn BALTIMORE OTSTERBI; Those Fine No 1 atl Oo per can, F.itra J. T. at SI i r can. at JanSS K-II. CWK It SON. KAAWIIA SALT.-JWbbTs Xo. 1 ?sJ. iPTV aad f?r aal by TfHlllIR RKrGa.-l

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GET TUE BEST IX MIRKET! EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE ONE! T"i IE?E MAC1I1NK9 are unquestionably the htsT In the market. No well recnliuetl f imilr rvn srt.ir t ! wiihu ift a GKUYEtt & It A K K It SKU IXiI MAClllXK. tuadeexuresslT fur FAMILY Thf y make a new and superior it itch, (n which the thread are so histnei as t- mid er it ixrossiBLKtn rip, even if every third stitch be cut. It makes a more ln-Hutiful and durable seam than can tie done bv hand, liile it ew silk or cotton from ordinary spools with eual f;irilitv, l j- a mere chance of mooI. tiRUYEkasBAKEKSBWINUNACllIXECO,. 4 0 liro;ilwy, New York , I Summer street, llvston; ani 7:x) Cheinut strebt fhüadelj hi. sT"A repec-file ami rt?xnible Afent wanted for cry county in the United States. jauivMy 'EransTil!e Coming Up to Demands of the Times.' the R.iB. HART, A CENT FOR THE FOLLOWING MILLS AND a la. MACH IN 5, otters for sala The Great Eastern Corn Ilnsker, SIIKLLKU AND CLKANJSIt. WLkL will Shell from l.fOO to 2U0 bmhell per day ALSO THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT. " The Great A'omlty of tU Day." It l?-tlie best Mill ever invented fir the Fanner's use. It will mlk TBI variety of product. It w grind the Com snd Coh for fcediac anircal. It mAkes cuareor nnt? mnl a m? he wantol . mid it trill bolt thetiiniM itmmisit.or lais it uiiHulteii at iheoptlounf the operator. It will rrind Spice. Drucs or almost anv other atarce whirh rcuiiirr thi nnen. tin of grin lire Itdiesall thee things, and requires vui a iikiic fiuwrr inunrc u. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER, I a Mill 1 (dienert to make the TttriouK grades of nominy.ami isoueoi m nest .Machine ever invented for the urpoke Bradford's Portable Barr Mill, It too well known ti reel a deKrijion. It U the cheapest, and at the aiime time, the rasii-vt krpt In repair, of any in u-. All nf the a'jove Mills aad MaehiunaCiu be .vn iu operation at HART'S MILLS, Cornrof Second and Cannl ttieeK, where the puM'e are Invittvl to call and ce the latent imiMnreinrnts of theae lfre purcLtsjig iltcwlim. All oidr will be pmwptly filled. U. H. II A KT. JanlT-d wtf VÖO UK IU;VAItI). jlfT STOrr.n rnnelton, Pfrrr cciinty, Ind , ITM. w roM-rnn the n'chtof the ?th inst-, ol the fnllown pood: Three filTrr Watchen, two Ilnntirf Cae Watches, and one opn fre Lapine Watch; al a lartrcl t of Jewelrv, coiiis!irc of IJrciWfpin. Enr Trir and F'.ncer Kine: aUn a iantitv of Pockt KniT.and R!"r, with a ouintitv of Irish Linen. Silk Ilin'Verchlef and Itenrtv Made Ch-thirf. I will ciTi-gi5 0 f-r the spprehenil'n of the thitf, or 8 1 SO for the thief and fwl. Ad lre Jiai 4 NICHOLAS V A 10 IT AN. i:dcü tools, &c. CLOSE. T wilt sell th laln" of stock, conlUhii of Sinei and DouMf Bit Axe, llmad Ii. Hand and Bench Axe. Adzet. X e.. at miM-h lower tSn market rates. An examhnln if gooJl so lie uea. u. j. A.Mr.K., Truftes of Iloluies & Co.. M Wood rw-t, JanOf) l'ITfc BntCtr. AD.IIIXISTRATOR'S SALE. iVTICE is hrei'T riven thst I will sell at paMlc 1 v auction u Thurhy tlv 2th day of Januarv 1:, at Jimtics Hewitt' War. Hon.e nrnr the old Stettin flour Mill owned Mr I. N. K s. In KvansTille. one steam Knsine and fixfurrs trior pins to the same, Iwinc the iToperty of Jocph Woo-I. late of I'errv cnoniT, dr.-M9l. The purvhaer w ill lereouirrd to pay fifty (ti dollnr cah. ard forthe I alance a credit of nine montlu will Ik riven, the pnrch.iser (ivinr his note with approved sreur tv, waivinr valuation and sppraisemrni law, and hearing Interest from date. sale to commence at IU o clock a i. HecsO ttJitw. CII4S. II. MAFON. Aninitmtor with the will anwxrn. NOTICE. IN notifvins the public of hit retirement from usr. neM, I bti lenve to tender them, and my friendi snd patrons partioulnrlr, ir.y thinks for port favors and pttronsee, and would hesrtil v reeoremen'1 ro their conrderntion mv uccer, J ACOB STKACB. who uiHlouhtedly, will jnjtify all e.xi"-ctHti.n of niy friend. A. WALDKir.CH. J V( On STR ALD, Inreferinrtothe aoove, deire to sav, that havlna loucht the entire trcV of Mr. WALDKIRCII'S hardwrre store. intenii to carry on the buoneM as heretof re, and will he hippy to serve Mr. w . s old cntooirrs, as wen s h'.i in-i'iiann t tiM'c in cenerai wua A No. l:Xl)3,aiidat the LOHKST I BICES. Jnn '.i-nlm. TjrCKETi & Trn?.plain and fancy bncRets; Hi no iairynni on; Mi do. p-iinted tuM, tlt S and Z; 25 ne2 ea) do; 2S do (ca) do; Just recciTed la store and fr iwteW WHKKLR A: K1C50S. fUT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.The Atlantic for Feirury: Leslie's tiaxtt! of Fashions for February; Cnlinm's Magnxine do do; Mrs. Steven's Monthly, do do; tlodey's l.mlys Book do do; Harper's Magazin do do; fvhool follow do do; II nehld Words do do; Indies' Repository do do; Illustrated i,nnin ews; Punch, and all the mgines and rewspaper. at DOllELL at CONYNÜTON. fehl SUN DRIES li,(io Extra fine free trade Cigars; 30 iros Tint lasks: S3 Boxes Essence Coflee; SO doz. I. B. Half Bushel Measures; 24 do Washboard; 1 rto Peck and Half Peck Measures: 50 Boxes Uennau Soap; ree'd and for sale by ancT) Lei D. I1EI.MANN. 7 ÜCNDKIE5. atier Shelled Almonds: ."on do d'i, Knelish Walnuts: Itrazil Nuts; FillM-rts and Pea Nuts. For sale in lots to suit, hy 2. Tl. COOK & FON. Indien; inn do. Madder. 9W For sale tr . II. COOK Ik SON af COFFEE. - j 40 sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bale Mocha: 0 pockets Java; just rc a i t sept l 7. II. COOK ft OX. T KAI) P1PK.-J-i A nood assortment received and for sale hy jn li 8 A. MX ORR. HOXEY. a Bbls Honey from New Cowti, Inst recelred and for sale by Z. II. COOK at FON J CST RECEIVED W dozen Looking Glasses; S5 do Clocks, every description; 100 do Axes. sept! BABCOCK & SONXTAO. HR AX, COK. A.D OATS. forssle by Z.H. COOK & SON. niFLE POWDER.-sOkees he quality, for sale JLsV ly uan.Di UILUEKT HOW LKS BIOXEV.-son ft. Choice Strained Honey, just JLJA. . received and for sale 1 y Z II. COO S0X. Wf ANAWIIA SALT. aw barrels, in fineoHer. for JLVl saieCy UILUtKT Ii BOWLÜS jan 20 ihJTRAW CrTTERS. Cy iff üioMr.'i Taunt Etrasr Ctrtters, for sale low hy jaii26-da z ii. cook & sox. O Ars AGE MEAT UMO tu Saag Meat. recHved Kr railroad, fo sAlehy IjsnXJ Z. II. COOK Ac SON'. WHEAT SACKS 0 Two Bushel Osnabnrrh -arVs. lnt ree'd ; and for tale by. IseptiJ . S. BABCOCK. HatVhe's Labor Savlac AVash-boardsi oO loiea of tne s'ove tvnrds for . tie at inanafacturer's price Z. II. COOK k. SON, Acects. 'MAU. i TO bbls in Uns order, for x1eT OCtJ 8. E. GILBERT t CO. DOMAÜE.a iU fn fancy Pomade Jost received and for sale t'T I.&1. IItIMAN. ÄTAJI CANDLE8.A üoxas rroosn Prootnr GwM ftjliw wJ rht fsrsale atrs4oed rrievjny' TT tr

INSURANCE,

STATEMENT OF TUB CONDITIO' OF THE Hartford Fire Insurance Company, TO Tllfi AUDITOR OF TUK ÄTATK OJ OHIO, January U 1S38. I. The oame of th Company The HARTFORD IKK INSURANCE tOXFAM';sud iu ! caiton is at llanrm, Connecticut. I. The Capital Stuck of the Company fi...$SOO.OOf a. Th amount of iu Capital Stock paid p syio.o Th Assets of ths Company ars as follows: 4. rar jiarKat Yalus. 511 Phsre Hartford Baak Stocr fM,H )4VS s.u snares rno?mx 1UU Shares Connecticut River Banking Co. stock 200 Share Farmer and McLana;s' ,00 51,000 li,S0 liana otuc IU Muuea City Unk Stock iVi Charier Oak Hank S:ick.... 10 " Mi-rcautile JUnk Stock VJ) Shares liauk of llariford Couuty St-jck "U tfluwe Exchange Bauk StocK 110 Shares Meniuiiits and Mauufactur1000 15,000 io,two 10,000 ers lliirik tncs. M percent, puid... 60 Share .Etna Bank t-.ck, 11) pi-r cent, paid yi Share Auiencaa Kxchanftf Bank Stock, New York 3(0 Sliare Bank of Auei lea Stock, New York reo 300 19,300 XI, SÜ0 SO.MO to.ooo 30,000 ,009 200 Miare Bank of Cowmerce Stuck, .ew orK SOO ImiMxter and Traders Bank Stock, New York i.n 20uahnres Manhattan Cctupany Bank Stock. New York .-. M,i00 j 30,000 10,000 10 Shares MerchanU'Bank Stockt New York ;.. J.O0O 100 Shares Merchants' Bank StJck,New York, 23 percent, jaid i... 2(i0 glutriM Union Back SUck New York 10J0 iOgliiirrsUcui Bank Stock, N Mr York 10,000 100 Shares Bank or North America Stock, New York 10,000 3ü7 Shares Metropolitan Bank Stock, New York CO.TCO &.40O liKiMiaresaietvuanU' Hank stock Boston .- 100 Shares Bank or Commerce Stock; Boston.. 100 Miares Ilartfor and New llsvcn Ra:iroad Sto:k, , 34 Mini- Hartford, ProTidrnce and Kiflikill Railro! Stock, preffrred... 20 Shares Connecticut Kiver IUiIruad Stock 130 Share Connecticut KiTer Company Stock 403,700 Bills Beceirrtle hearinc Interest. Includini: npectai ucp(iisin ifctnks i TI JZ 73 Balance on iook, due the Company Cah in hands of Agents or in course of was, :i transmission Cash on hand r,127 00 I. No liabilities to Banal or others, dut or not uue. 6. No losnes adjured and sue. i. Amount ot iii-- euuer unaoiujxeo: i ,a r. B. or Ariiiw?! Nnfl nit Hn. I 4,Wi W S. Loeses in RUi-eiw waiting farther proof, included inl sttnsw r above. 10. AllolhercUimsssainsttheCoinKUir 7.90113 11. The rule of the Comi-any is uot to exceed flUOOO In acy one rUk, suhject to loss ly a siiifrle tiie. Ii. TheamouDt injured in a city or Tillage, depends upon im tue, reiiei-any au tne aeirvoie ri to o bad, sunject to me rule l ist axve named. 13. The amount inured in anv one Mock of Im! Iditirsdt:pend4 upon iu ize and construction, subject to therulealwver-fcrrcd to. ll. No iartof the Capital or enrninci of this Com pany lias ieen neposited in any other Mate as security tor losses therein, and no such deposit is required I y any Suite except Indiana ; from which State the Agencies of this tiompnny were withdrawn, as this Company entertains the opinion that its entire Capi ta! and resources are pledged for the equal ssturity of all its I'olicy holders, and kbould so ren in. Cnder the opinion of a late Attorney General of 4he Ftate of I ni. ana n!reuii, pronoui-cirtf the law invalid and VOID. lOme of the A cents o Cnnii-arT have re. mimed their ofl.ee aad continue to transact tie business of Insurance in that Slate. And this Company will reecgnlie all Its Policies issued toanv mrtr or parties in the State of Indiana as valiil snl of binding olilicraion, and vierte- tt U toaianmui periorinance oi ail sucn contracts or insurance, wlicher so Leid by reasoLof the passacol in law re lerred to or not. C It. noWKllS, Secretary. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, jlsaTroancoi'STT, J .TsXCABT.r. IM. Persnnallr anpearel C B. BOWKK. SrtrcLnrv of in iianroru fire insuranvev;oint)tny,aDiniaioain hat the foreioma htattment. bv li'ra tu' n ired. is a true, full and correct statement of the atTairs of a in 2 uiiiiv, and xhiWt o far as can le ascertained at tiiisiiatr, its actual couüiUonon the Drst day ci Jan uary, Befoieme. II. II. IJAP.BOrtV. J. P. A pplicatiaos for Insurance n.ay he n.arte to tb undersivned, ALLEN C. II ALL ECK, Aert. jaiu'ldsw Evansville, I ..-..na. MUTUAL FIRE I.il'RA.CB COMPANY OF V A D ER DUR (J II COl.TY. TI1IKD ANNUAL EEPORT. IfN pursuanceof ther..vh Section of an Act of the Genera. A.seinhly of the Male of Indiana entitled An Act forth Incorpoi ation of Insurance Cntile, defining their powers and trecril)ing their duties," approved June 17th, 1:2. The undersigned. Hirect'-rs of the Mutual Fire Insurance Conipany ol Vanderburgh Countv, submit the following Report: Amount of property insured, 23,00 y) Deduct aaiouutvf policies sut rendered,.... lo VO LeaTing amount of policies now outstandlug, 40,100 00 Value of Premium Notes as per Sd Annual r.cporx cu val. of Prem, otes ree'd sir:ce....lb,lM fO Deduct " surrendered,... &3 1J 15,351 C5 Value of Prem. Notes now on band, 3IJ.8 45 Cah on liars' as per 2d Annual Report,. 2.8.3 53 Cash ree'd mice 011 Premiums... ..at; 20 14 Policie,. aw W Transfers For In Wrest,. a 1.0 ISi - 906 55 CM Pcluet, Sup't Salary,. 41 f5 , 24 W I 00 , sr o 00 no co 00Advertisin B,.... blic,. Nottsjr V Salaries. Donation to Fire Companies, Losspsid II. Meeker :ii 65 Cash on hand ASSETS. 13 Present Valne 0? Premium Notes,. ."4, 45 Cah on haud, S.20 li 1 M turniture, Total Assets,.. 37,848 07 Numher of Policies outstanding in Assessments made on Premium isotes, one, Losses, .:o Attest HOBT. EARLY, Sec'y. STATU OF INDIANA. ) anrterliureh Lountv. t ' ss. William lleilman.W. Raker. Bohert Barnes, Ü.S Tennev. II. I. A I Ii. W. U. Preston, heilic dulv sworn, sav that they are Directo sof the Mutual Fire insurance Lomisiny of tanderoursn county, a no that he foregoing Report Is correct, and true to their best kuowledge ana lyiier. W3I. IIKIL31AS, W. RAKEIt, ROBT BARXFS, K- J. TENNEV, II. I). ALU. W. R. PRESTON. Sworn and subscribed before m, this irth dsy of January. IhV?. Witness my band and Notarial Heal, the date aioresaia. THUS. E. UAII 1, IL. S. Notary Pablic of Vanderurgh Co. The ahoT Com ran t continues to take risks on buildings or their conteuts, either in town or country, at equ itable rale s. XT. B AKER, President. HOB T UAI1NE8, Treas. R. EsttT, Sec'y. jan lo-ditwlw A Chance to Trocnre Help. Hl R. DAVIS, who acts as an agent In proctiriEg II Bl llnuwhold Heprorthe est In 3tw lrk,ii now in the citv, and can he seen at the Washington Hotel, where he will remain till Monday next. Mr. Itari ha. reeentlr supplied our citixens with a party of girls who are dUtriUited in families through the city, giving good satisfaction to their employers. The manner in which he lias fulfilled his first commission has inspired confidence that all the business of bis Afency will be fniihfullr and honorably performed. He will snppiy birth men and women fr help, and he can furnish our 1 armer witn any cumDrroi gooa iaoorers. . jamu-aawi A Retired Physician, CJEVKNTV-FIVE years of a., liaTing lost Ms Father, two Brothers, Daughter, Son In-Law, Nephews and Nieces, by that dreadful disease, CON. PL .lrTlOM, and sunenng witn a uoagn niroseii, uetermined tovi.it tne Eal Indies, EgTpt and Japan, where he di-cYered a PREVENTIVE and CKRTAIN CI'RE for Colds, Conghs, Brhnchitis, CONSCMPTION, Nervous Dehility and Asthma. Iiis cough was cured immediately; he returned, cured his Relatives, who Inherited the disease, and iu connection with his Son have einploycl it in their practice, curing thousands of cases considered hopeles bv others. For the purpose of rescuing as many of his aulliYin fdloW'lieinca aa noa.ihle. h ia sending toS recipe to all who wish it for in cents: 3 of it to pay the nottiip. and the hnlanra urintinr. Address Doctors HEATH, No. 101 Spring strett, opposite St. Nicholas lioieiirw iors. jania-w.wiu Some Things arc done Better than OTHERS. R. B. HART a now tffrenareri to an nnl v thm C.i'.r and Country Trade with the best of CORN MEAL. Unbolted Bolted, jorn rits and Hominy, of all grade; rOrits, Cnhnlte,r 1 lour, Kye Flur, ExtraVamilyrkur. 'ruh Feed. Bran, hipetnfr. Corn, Cats, Chicken Feel, anrt all articlesin tb Feed line. All traue oniv aat-awl tr sarssay sah rf nf ttHsa Pit . Pie... ... I in noervr.l.rl Vf PriCCS Will be low ascheansstheehesnest. and as aoodaS thabst. The nimbi Sixpence neuer than tu slow abillin. is ay All maw depend mi grttlrg all mv trade made ;of note nntth BEST otG IU) CM D GRAINS, a I will buy co Grinding done forth Couatry trad. All orderi from sHroad. promotly fiDed. B. U AKT jaa27-dwtf CHEER EiS) boxes LI unbar; Cheese; tPags Pepper Bnav. 1 Mm:

10 lLO-O 10,000 2:,:ca

10,000 9,900 104)00 ,oo 12,0(10 11,800 tM im tJXQ .0O0

I. L V IILIÄANy.

STEAMBOATS.

REGH.AR LOriSVILLp, EVAXSV1LLE A.MI Ub.VUIUKU.I 1'AtHt.l. T TnE STEAMER W. A. EAVF.3, 4toVfTV rH laye ÜTansville Terr TUKS'DAY at 4 o'clock, P. at., for Ileuderion and Loaisville. Accommol&tioss excellent. Louisville, Kvaasville and Memphis Kesnlar Weekly Packet. THE LOW-PRESSURE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, n. tr. TRIPLE! J. B. AKCHüK .Commander. Clerk. LEAVES Louisville every ToJht at5 r. m.; U-ares Mem phis every trtday at & r. at.; Ler.res EYANSYII.LE fir LOriSVILLE ewy SUNDAY at 4 P. M.t Ict EVANHVILLK rorMEMl'llIAerery WEDNESDAY t 11 a. M. SJfYav Buine-! solicited and aunded ta at nn. rat-s nn charged by Packets. janzi-u 1 . u.u lilr.u.1. i c CO., Agents. FOR LoiiSVILLB TIIE fine packet ctearoer DIAMOND, Caut. HOLCRarr, will niii reciilarly letween Erans. Till an Loufrille. lea Tins Eransvill erery Sunday and Thurlr. - , EvansviPe, Padacah and Cairo Mail Bont, J. H. DONE, D. B. IIERItON Matter. mMTiT.L Leave EranitTllle every Monday and ThurlaT. connecting rlosvlr at Paducah with the TnesdaT and Fridar Cumberland River Packets Cuba and, minrn i.ewis. ana ins ruesaiiv inn s rm.v Tnn.. sen KiTer Packets Edmonia and Alida,audthe Tuesday and Friilay Memphis Packets Ocean Spray and Di-niei itone. Fare and frelclit ri7 low. Cahln accommodations cleellent. Zf Onlera for merchandise or produce entrusted to the Captain and Clerk strictly attended to. Ti(eU bv flilroad to ill tTincinal cities for sale on board: CsT Merchsaidis shinned lt cite mrehsntao the steamrr J. II. IX K will be received and shipped fn m mt wktff Uoai free- of fhartte, - . jan ll-jw aUlVAKP K. Ii ILL, A fit. PACKET-RATE SABCIIET. The steamer KATES ARCIIFT will run regularly from UranST.Ile in the aliash trale sösä during the winter, or as ln ps the rir hall be narijaMe. Shiriiers may rely on her making regular trips, and the strictest attention being given to their orders. novi8-tf STEAMER BOWLIXU f.REE.V. THE STEAMER BOWL1NO C.ItEKN will take all Freicht from tlii note to South Cnrroltoii and all intermediat point at .JTej; 15 cts. per Hw lbs.; Lring ToUcco out at.Vri? X l SDperhhd. jan i.Mw A. I ITER, Captain. REUt'LAR KVA6VIIXB A.D WABASH RIVER PACKET. . i J. :i 1 THE L SI PIRK NO. S-Sut-isHl ton master will rim asareral.tr LJjSiiiErancTille and Wabash Rivet picket. For freight or vantage apply on board. , REGULAR KVAASVIIAE AXD PETERSIIL'RU PACKET. npitW Canal Boat WASHING- ?S?25T& leave for Petersurch ever Monday and Thuixlsy at 3 P. M. For freight or passage apply on board or to either of the warehouses. (septlt-tf irVAXSVlLLE Ar CRAWFORDSVIlXE JIM.- . - I - t ' 1 If , w . m , 1 s2. n A I LRO A D . for Louisville, Cincinnati, Pt. Loufa, Indianpons ana me avasi CHANCE OF TIME. KOSDAYi- X0TEMBKR, 53r, I858. ON and after this date, the Mail Passenger train will leT r ran.ville at 3 o'clock and SO minutes P. 3L, makingclosecor.neetion at Vinccnnes with trains llat and Weston the Ohio ind Mississippi Railroad for lj.iiirille. Cincinnati. St. Louis an. I Cairo, and arrive at Terre Haute atf:i"P.M.. cinnecting direct with .. - - m T J! ' f I "1 I A .. r.X press Trains l'r lliuimiiipuii.-. vinruuiuuiuuic Ist, rnd for Chicago and Central Illinois. RETURNING leave Terre Haute at iO P. M.. Vincecnes at 7-9, and arrive at Evansville at 10:03 P. M. t Freight trains with a passenger car attached) run as follows: Leave Evansville at 6o A. M., Arrive at Terre Haute at 4 P. M., Leave Tent Hauisat CuO A. 21., Arrive at EvansrUie P. M. FARES. To LnniVi:ie t5 WT To St.- Louis IS It Cincinnati.. v.. . t W (i Cairo rh " ChUneo 10 60 TndianaDolis.-.v. 6 25 " Clereland 14 V Butlalo 1 6" New York f ?0 " UoMon 0 " Pittslmnr 100 rhitedelphia....ai HO Baltimore .23 : asUiugton.... Z Toranr Information or thronch tickets rprdy Companv'i Tracäyorüitioa office. teaI of Locust Btree Kraus Tille. J11I lMlLl., .Superintendent tr ITen,!erson Cmnercial. Mt. TVrnon Advocate Evansville Enquirer and Mt. Cannel Register tnlteoa former auvertisment ana copy. iiotj.u ADAMS EXPRESS CCfelPANY. "raifsaa r wsi-J tu 1 ins:ti IrW I'KV AnnAXGEMEXT. IE ADAMS'EXPRESSCOMPANYrcsnectniV N announce to their friends and patrons, U.e pwbfcof Evansville and vicinity, that, witi Increased fa Ilities for the tranportation of I K E I U 11 T, PACKAGES, . MONEY and VALUABLES. The solicit a eontinnaneeof former favors. Zspe cial care taken in the collection of DILLs. DRAFTS, nn NOTES. And the transportation of small or valuable pcs:ge Ail persons wtstuna to avail tnemseives 01 ine iacui ties of the Express, can obtain any nesireo tnrormatior in reference to the routes and (retails r the Dusiness, at (heir office on Fi-si street, tx-tween Main and Iocusl opposite the Pust-Omce. del O. If 'i I&ll, AgtTR AXSPORf A 1 10" TTEST IVA RD. rrE begtowili the attention of Merchants '"ring 11 or ordering their tail stocks tmmtne fcairn cities, to the superior adfanta;es and facilities of Uie Ttaltimore and Ohio Itnilrond. for the safe and speedy ti"ansportclion of Freichts to j Evansville and vicmit v. CoDiiCctions are muuevii:i the most relialde Railroads and ifteamhips. River KOute shortened ana imprnTcu ny rrnipieiion to rarkersburgh. Thronih rates lower than by any other route. Apply to , . . . , . . M. r otts a, Bn; B. F. KKLbV, I'LHartelphia: C.w.Paav'rsL, N.Yoflc; J. T. EsolasO, Baltimore, for information or thronpn rates, or 10 ... GEO. FOSTER & CO.Fre:cht A cents. Comer Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana iriV RAI? INS, Currants and Citron, for sat e by oct!4 Z. II. COOK 4i SOX. BRAN! BRAXÜ-S tons In jnantities to suit purchasers: leare orders and nTe M sept home, free of dray age by . SAM. VlCKERV. rsJrtORACCO. Ja, fi buttsof fine Virginia Tobacco of different prlees nrt-eired aud for sale by I. t D. IIEIMANN. arfTTIiA FLOUR. JLi 100 lags. Canal M ills Excelsior from White Wheat jut recelTed add for i tie l.r Jan 15 VICKERT at JOHNSTON. JtT RECEO'ED BY EXPRESS.-STnri-and f.ecents by Grace Greenwood; Tempest and sunshine; Cycloyediaof Wit and Humor, at LOOK OUT I XAVIER BAUMGARTNER has a claim against me f.trnereral hundfed l.niar, but w hether in tht. form of a Nnte, Receipt or Accoflnt, I am unaWe fotif All persons are hereby notified not to rm chase from him any claim against n e, for I am not In leite! to him, and win not pav any so.cn ciaun. ira the contrary, he is indeMed to me. ANTLT.A ANDHttfPBEDCORD.INDOZS., 1IM ANDKEELS,-5t)Parkare.f.saebr arkajre. for sale br GILBERT L. CdWLES. jau27 ALTER ROPE. 23 Cils Hemp and Mswillafir JIB sale by jan27 tii.ut.i.r a uuw i.r.s. Sycamore street near Water. JUST nECEIVED.b pair Polished Steel Tire Setts? n Fine Bras Fire Setts; W Common Iron Fire Setts; 2jdni. Coal Hods; 1 Fine Coal Vases; ire iron Mn--ti5: 50 Strings Sleigh Beils: BABCOCK k S0NTAG. POCKET BOOKS. TST received net Fnres. an iovoiee'of rw and I rhnir. it.U nV fine Port Monies. Pocket Rooks. Purses, Bags,-etc., in great variety, and at prices to 4 suu u.e tunes. uiiHine1!"'""""" BITTROLFP k ?0N, jvaMcsd.- Main bet. 1st and 2nd streets. A Sitrration Wanted. - AMICDLE-AGED ErSMCTS MA!l,acinainte4 with business in all its branches capable of taking charge of a store, or keeping the broks and doing tie out door buM;eM of a mill, or a manufactory, or a work-shop, wishe tmplo. ment. snd will accent low wages. x-Dquirca iuo woumaiomce. ianU) Zw COOPERS ATTENTION! THE undersigned hn row on band WHITE'S CELEDHVTED COOPEHts' TOOLS. A so a lvge assortment of COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI Trete Hoopa and PlapeV . . . -. JACOB STRAUB, f ooreaor ro A. Wliilr-h,Müiti st., bct.lrtard ; j.

fT if .-t.

MISCELLANEOUS.

DISCOVERED AT LAST! Greatest Cure In tbe Werl for Pain I Prof. Chat. DiGrctk, Original httnt and IZtinvJ "acUiTtt vf th rniS Oil is the only sure remedy In the- World JL for the cure of rheumatism, dealncss, Goat, Neu ralgla; Lcmho; Sciatica, Spinal aad BrouchiaJ com. plaints; TicJuloreux; Headache; cramps; croup; piles, felons; sprains and bruises; cuts and wounds: swelled glands; stiff joints; Scrofula; Ervsielas: fk-re Nipples; Swelled Breast; omb Disonlers; Salt Rhcnm; tank er (n the month and stomach; Palpitation: Eruptions; Caked Breast :Quinzv; Sore Throir; Palsv; Pleurisy; Tlcers; Lock Jaw ; Heart-Burn; Tooth and Ear ache; Nervousness: Cosiiveiie': Buixis; boreUumsof teeih. ing Infants; lleuiorrage. Abscess, Stiif Necks; Brvkea Bi' .st; Chilblains; Teuer; ShiLglc; Frosted Feet; Fever and Ague; Chapped Hands, or any diseases that are sore and paiufui, is the only article ever brought lefore the public that will do iu work perfectly in from three to twenty minutes has I -ecu used liy thousand! and pronounced the best remedy ever disco ered. This Oil acU ou the system with eleerr cily is of pure vegetaMe preparation. Not tho slightest, danger of applying it outs ard ly or inwardly. It at once gives a permanent cure ia most cases from ten to twenty minutes Th bry Physiologists of Europe have discovered tbiita'.I organic derangement of th animal system U the effect of an oLstroction of the physicolectric fluid in the organic disease. A skilful applicant of this OU puts iu immediate motion the nerve fluid and Üi cur is at once accomplished. Jio bleedings, no vomiting, p-rsing or blistering is it sorted to. ' None cervine without the Signatars of Pro?. C. Da Grath. Labels signed in writiiig. ' Principal Depot. N o. 3f, South eighth st-, thffte doors below ChcsDuu Philadelphia. Coantry dealers and Drurgists can be supplied wholesale ana retail. Price 3 cuu, c0 cents and SI per bottle. . . Try every thing else, and give this one simple trial. Caution. Be careful to ak for, and.t;et leGraLh'a Electric Oil, as wortliless imitaitons alwünd. Thre are numerous imiuaionssprnna op on the reputatiou that my article has acquired.' The pabiu must beware they are worthless. AFFLICTED. READ THIS. ' M iraculous cure made on one of the citizens of Äla? cou-1 Mscow, April l5t Paor. DbG aa-ni Dear Sir: This is to certify thai I had a fall, sprained my shoulder and was afflicted for eighteen days, and lost the ose of mv arm. and could not raise my Land to my head and hearing of tne wuuucriui iure enccienny jjeuratn's tloctncOll. and by one applicat on of it I was enable to rals ray hand to mv head a jd take elf mv hat. Thank Ood I am well, and I- cheerfully recommend it to all tho aitlicted. Tbe app intion was made before a hundred Persons. j ours, trulyi '. isijneu.j a-jukw.. 1 Witness J A Hafer, John W. Brantlr V it Hogers, . ,. Lewis loung, G T Franklin, J V A der hold. AB Ross, . KOdeflert, B P Freeman, L Prioa. . Mscos, AprilSlSfT ' Prof. DeGrath Dear Sir: I. Csnt. It. B. müh. hereby certify )hat I have baen afflicted a Ah Rheumatism for four years, and at times eon Id not sleep. By hearing of the wonderful cures By IcOraih'i Klectrsj. Oil, 1 was induced to try it, aod the first application the Electric Oil I wwsatoncer'.-lievcd. and now hava the use of my arm. Tne application was made bcTora fifty persons. B. B. SMITH, Iwif gi Co. TVe, the nndrrsigned; were tiisent: 3 J Riley, J 11 Braatly, II J Cooper. ltaleigh, N. C. Standard. CERTIFICATE. WiKsaoao', S. C. March MtsT. I. Darld Elkin. do herebv certify that I hinhM badly afflicted for two montlis with inflammatory rheu mattxm; one of my legs ling much swolleu stiff and ore so uiai s iouuu u exceeoingiy aiincvu to wais that the stiff Joint hasleen twice rubbed with Prof. DeGrath's celehrated ElectricOil within thirty hours: and I now have the perfect use of the afflicted liaih. I was also troubled with partial deafness in my left ear. and iy a single application of the Electric OU my hear uig uas ueca sreauj- unprovea. ' DAHU JtLKIS. AuarJTa, Ga. March as 17 Prof. DeGrath Dear Sir: This li to certify thai I have lieen afflicted with headache and corns on my feet from which I have snflered very much and by the application of DeGrath's ElecUic Oil Ihavtheea cured of any headache and corns, and therefore recommendiltoail. r.MCt.l. Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil-25 rtward-1 will rive 125 for the apprehension of a tow scamp,' who printed some dirty bills and called his Stuff by Ui name of P.lectricOH . CaL'tion. Uewaia of low tedlaraand nkarnas druceist? who put up ttntf rpmpoed of CaTiphena ani Lard Oil, calling it ELECTRIC 0!L. Noped. lers sell the Ren nine ElectricOil in the Cnited 8ute It is sold only hy respectable Druggists and country, merchant. Be sure and get DeGmia'i Electric 0U or you will be cheated. AFFLICTED. READ THIS. caaTirtCATEt. AcorsTa, Ga. March SMS? Prof. DeGrath Dear 8ir: This is to certify that my hoy Moses has been afflicted wHh Rheumatisia for seventeen years, and by o?e application of your Oil 1 was entirely cured, snd I Cheerfully recommend It to all similarly affected. Yours respectfully, t;.iieLK&a For sale by SMITHS EZZAr.7. sole agents at At lanta, Ueortia. . . ' i'ror. C1IA3. yKUKAiXl. 5Prfnh Eighth street4 Philadelphia. KKLLER JfYTIf Iff, Scla Agents. ' -A 1st for sale at Ir. Pennington's Drug Store, aad Ilallock k Stoddard's. octäO AX ORDINANCE. To require nes and costs for breaches of tne ordinances vf the City, to be satisfied ly labor, if not paid or replevied. ' Sictios 1. He It ordained bv the Cormon Council of the Citv of Evansville, That, whenever any person hall I a-ljuged to I ay say bne lor a Ireach of any. ordinance of said citv. and shall for twecty-ftiur hourl aller the judgment klmll have been rendered aaainat lum. tail to pay sucn line wuu au ineco! njuuji against him, it shall be the duty of the Mayor of tha citv to cause and reguiresuch person ta labor on tha ti ects, or other pnMic works ot improvements of iha citv, one dsy for every ixtv i'flc. cents or such fineand costs antil tl - same shall be fully satisfied. Eight to ten hours to const. tute a day. Sectio 2. frerh labor may be done under the Immediate rapervision of the Mayor, or he may direct It to I done under the direction of the Street Cosomissioner, and in either case it shall be lawful for the Mavoror Street Commivtoner to requlr the partw convicted to labor with a ball and chain attached to bis leg or ancle In such manner as to prevent ni escape, and said Mavoror Street Commissioner may use such reasonahleeorporal punishment as mayö necessary to compel any person convicted as aforesaid to perform the required laior. . - k . Samoa 3. This ordinance shall be ia forca from and after its publication . - Approved January Pith, 1.. ' ' Attist: . JOHN nEWSON. Mayor. WekLlI. Waiita, Clerk. jaul BLACKWOOD'S 2HAGZINE ... TnE t. - BRITISH REVIEWS; IPCOTT CO., New Tora, conti ros to pwb-. ia lUh the following leading British Fcriodicala, 1. TnE LONDON QUARTERLY (Conservative). 2. THE K DIN BÜRO REVIEW (Whig). . 3. TIIE NORTH BRITISH REYIEW(FrNChurth). 4. 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Four copies of Itlack wood, or of one Review, will lesent to one address trSSi lour copies of tha four F.eviewsand Blackwood fir SCO: apd a on. ThePosrica to any part of the United State will be but twenty fonr cents a year for " Biack wood and hut fourteen cents a year for each of tlie Reviews. janl tf ! - r , SILVER P L ATrN C . rWIIK undersigned has permanently located h'm1. self ia EvatjTille, w'ih ths intention of panuinf; the above business. He cap I found in the. . Mamie Hall Dalldrng, .2 Ptory. Opposite Cba. BabcocV Carriayc Pumlshinc Stort. Helsprepsredtoslo all inds ef Coj, Carrlagt, Ilouae and Öaddlr rvl Platii g wita nea;bs and diepatch, and he warrants his wor' to ta as dura' 1 aa anT done in theconntrv. He ask I for tne patronage of "the cttisens of Evansville, nnd of the Voach and Carriage Makers of Southern Indiana, Illinois and Kentuckv. ... . Silver Plated Door Plates, Numbers for Street and Pew Doors, Bell Pulls, Railing Knobs, Front and Parlor door locks, with plated Knohsand Fnrnitar. with everv description of work in bis line will bedon in a manner equal to the best Eastern work and at Eastern prices. J. A. SANDERS, jan l9-4m Sd Story Marble Hail. UUIE'S PLOW FACTORYe ON the crrner of Eighth and Division street, Evans ville. He wiM I found . manufacturing all kir of 5teelj Plows, L nctmrrove l. Peacocks Simons, jumpers and improve Coulter, 5nhoil,and complete Pod Plows, witli Cen tre Draft Stocks, Shovels and Urie's "ew Inverted, Gopher Plow, with two or three plows to one stock, Lc. all of which is made in the beat and neatest manner which I will sell t wholesale and retail. P. S. I also will do all kinds of plow menhir r, both stock snd Iron aad blow !ay inff, done up ir good order. JanlS-w2w J. URIE. BLACK WOODS MAGAZINE and the Reviews at MM jaa7-tf. 1)0 1 ELL & CONYNGIONS. 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