Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 80, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 February 1858 — Page 3

TIICESDAY MORNING.

...FEB. 25 SAKONKTSB. tfawteotav J A. I :V;I3 i P. M. 14 pTSTT S:1 THCBXOVITIt.

A. I 2 P M. j P. SI.

HZ" Advertisements 1ntcnl for the Daily, most be handed In before 1 o'clock, P. 31. to Insure insertion. t9 Newsboys cad b supplied with the JOCBSaL, ttwenty-five cenU a doea, by apply lag at the Counting-Room. BY TELEGRAPH. TtllSlimiD SXCIC.IVII.V TO THI BVaXSVILLS 4ILT JOl'gSAt. BT B. A W. LIS. LATER FROM EUltOa'E. ARMVALOF Tn If zw Tob, Feb 21 j SteamMno Araco from bouthtmpton cn the 10th inst.. arrived at this port at I o'clock this- morninjf, with 95 passengers, the osoal mails, and 30.000 in apecie, and 400 tons merchandize. The following teTojjraphio dispatch was received by the Times, dated arr 10. Lisbon ebrnThe Avon ha arrived. Civil war lia broken ont on th Klver Platt. Rivolon had deteatcd tho troops at Monte Yidra, and Burroacded the town.

, XIXYth Congress First Session. WAsnwoToT Feb 24 x Rixatz. Mr. Mallory of Florida, prcaent1 t . 1 : A I . .

ea s oiii autnonzinz ino cunairucuon oi a naval dry dock. Mr. Green's motion that the Kansas bill be made the special order of tho day to-morrow, waft taken up. Mr. Douglas asked whether tho current report was trno that Senator Steoart of Michigan and Lrodcrick of. California were read out of the part r at the Democratic caucus. Mr. Allen of Rhode Island, said he know nothing about it. The Kansas bill, after farther debate, was made the special order for Monday next. Mr. Bell of Tennessee resumed his speech from yesterday, saying, that Mr. Johnson's attack was entirely uncalled for. Mr. Johnson interrupted, disclaimed any intention of impeaching Mr. Bell's motives, or privat character. Mr. Bell expressed his surprise at snch a statement. Was his Colleague ignorant of the tenor of hi arguruenu and language? Tho attack was most offensive. IIocsz. The bill granting pension to sol-du-r of tho war of 1312, was postponed till the third Monday of March. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, reported a bill chaining the present system for the relief of disabled seamen. The House went into Committee of tho Whole on the Indian appropriation bill. air. Crawford or uevrgia, rcierrea to tue Kansas question and explained the reasons why the peace there was disturbed, contending that the whole of the present trouble surrounding tho Kansas qnestion, originated not from anything wronj in tho Lecompton Constitution, but from a pro-determination of the anti-slavery men of tho North to dofeat the objects of tho Compromise of ISiO. Ho attributed this to tho hatred of the Republicans to slavery, and tho doctrine of self government as provided in the Kansas-Nebraska act. Wasuinotox, Feb 21 r m Senate. Bell proceeded to vindicate himseif from the charge that he had been looking f'r snpport from the North rather than tho 8outh; quoting from a letter written by him in 1340 to (Joy. Gilmer, of S. C; denied the Nebraska bill was asnhject of controversy in Tennessee in 1355. lie explained his vote on llio abolition petition, and ahowed ho took the same ground that Buchanan did, who said in the beuato that tha Aorta bad as (rood a right to interfere with slavery in, the outh, as the latter had to resist the ri jht of petiton. Washington Items' Wasuingtus, Feb. 21 r u The commissions of sixty-two postmasters, principally in the New England and Western StaU-s, including Cincinnati, expired yesterday. 3Iany of them are hore looking af:cr re-appointments, while thore i a larjanmaber sockine their places. The Cabinet had tho subject under consideration, but arrived at no conclusion, as the expectants were in formed this luoruiug at tho Postoflke Department. Senator Green will make the opening speech on Monday on tho Kansas bill; and will be lonowea oy tJoliamcrin reply. Seward will rpcuk on Tuesday. The President to-day sent to tho Senate, for confirmation, an nnusnaily large number of nominations to various oQlces, the appointments nearly all having been made daring the reccts of Congress. Tbo Administration hate, as yet, received no intimation from Dallas of his intention to vacato his mission. Alex. M. Kobinson, of Missouri, has been appointed to the Central Surintendncy of Indian Affairs, vice Gov. Cumming. Niw Yob c, Feb 24 r m Tho Waahinffton correspondent of the Times says there is a pood deal of comment on the Tact that Crovernor Hobt. J. Walker is taking auch a slight part now in the public movement against the Lecompton awindle. He saya it seems strange that be was absent from the Philadelphia and New York; meetings. There is a very well defined rumor afloat that a reconciliation ha been effected in part. between him and Mr. Buchanan; ani it is confidently assorted that the late Governor of Kansas will not be found prominent any longer in opposition to the President's policy with reference to that Territory. Another rumor is that Mr. Walker is likely to go into Government servico again, after domestic affairs become more settled. Fire. BziDcxroKT, Conn. Feb 24 k The Sprin? and Axle Mannfactorw f th er Tomlinson was destroyed by fire last upposeu 10 do tne ace or an incendirJ o 9 40,000. Insnrance $16,000. Sailed. Bostox, Feb 24 x The steamship for Liverpool, via Ilalifix, - sailed at 11 o'clock this mornine. She carriea out $254,000 in specie. River News. CiscrxsATi, Feb 23-n-River Utionary. Knv msiltinr in t Vi sum 11 " " -i"y. LorisviLLx, Feb 23 X River Tisinp Five feet 9 inchea in the canal. Cixcixxati, Feb 24 r .River nnchanzed. . The Weather. - Fcbkcakt, 24. Telegraphed thia moming at nine o'clock by tho E. & W. lice. Chicatro Cle ar; mcrcory 2. iew i ora- t. iear; Wind 8. JS. mercury 50. Philadelphia Clear; mnrcury 23. llarnsbnrg Hear; at Zero. Burlington, Vt. Clear; mercury ero. Joeton Fine day; mercury 5J3. Woodstock, VtClear; mercery 2 below. Montreal Clear; mercury 18 below. Philadelphia Market. TtiiLAUXLraiA, Feb. 24 v Breadstuff's held firmer. The atooi of wheat is araall, bnt there is no dematvl for rhipmenU. Corn is In active reoneat for ex port, and 20,000 bnhcl yellow sold at 60c Oats are steady at S4(85o. Pro visions are without change. Joffe ia a shade bfsrher, and 1X)0 bags Eio void at 10(3 11,'. Saar ur.changed. New Orleana molasiea has advanced to 83(?34c. Clover Seed in better demand: 400 bnshels aold at 4 50J4 Ti;Bew H.'dst?5. Whibky fnn at ii22.

New Turk Market. Naw York, Feb; U M

Flour quiet; 6) bbls sold. Wheat firm, but sales unimportant. Corn finni, 10.000 bnnbelsaold. Mesa pork 10o lower; sales at $15 5015 55. Lard dull. Whistty fc lower, sales at 21.- Stocks active and hi W. Illinois Central Illinois Cen tral bonds 04. Lacrosse & Milwaukee 10Vf Michigan Southern SIK. New York Central 83X- Milwaukee fc Mississippi 43. Missonri 6' Si. . Sterling exchange dull and nominal. 1 .... Äzw Tom, Feb 24 r u . Cotton; sales of 15M bales at an advar.ee of i in some caas. Flour nuiet: 7.500 bbls sold at ft 4 65.1U 95 foT Southern, a decline of Sc. Wheat firm; 200 bushCM fcouthern rci sold at tl 23; white $1 80. Corn dull; 1000 bushels sold. Prime pork declined 15c; rales at $IS "Whisky Uc lower; sales at 23e. Sii(r firm. CoftVc kc lower. Linseed Oil nitofciiniTwI. Tallow cti'tet. Receipt of .vm 2100 head: Shwo 5 300; Swine none. Beeves a shade better, witnont nnoynncy; sIm at tUdtW. croncrallr at 7KI0; aver- ... . jre!tft.- Sheep unchanged. Swine nominal at 6t ;' Cincinnati Markets. Cinctxnati, Feb. 24. Flonr firmer and in eood demand at $3 85 03 95 for superfine. Whisky and provisiona unchanged. Cincinnati, Feb. 24 p. x. Fkmr steady, and in moderate demand at f3 85(3 90 for superfine. -Whisky dull at demand limited. Not much done In n visions, and holders firm, but bnyers ding off. 200.000 lbs bulk pork sold at 5. and IM for shoulders and sides. roth insr done in other articles. Market generally quiet. Groceries firm. Molasses buoyant; holders asking higher prices, iNotmng new in tho money market. - Baltimore Market. BaLTmoBZ. Feb 24 r m. Flour steadr at 4 50. Wheat; sales of red at (I 03(1 05; white $l!0a 1 12. Corn aniet: mixed 53615; white 558; yellow 56 (57. Clover Seed firmer at f5($5 25. Whisky doll and lower at 2!4323. Bulk meats nominal; shoulders 7c; side 8J. Mess pork $15 65. Lard nominal at SJilOc. THE 11IVER. Arrivals and Departures. Trsm P. O. O'Riley Co.s Register. ' rBBBUavS4. Universe, Cincinnati to New Orleans. Prtix-en, Cinclr.n&tl to Nashville, , Republic, Louisville to New Orleans Ohio, Cincinnati to New Orleans. John BrlfKs, LonUvtlle to Henderson and back. Quaker City, Nashville to Cincinnati. ' Southerner, Louisville to Memphis. Tub Bivsn opposito this place remains stationary. There were but few arrivals yesterday, and business on the levee was inactive. The weather has been clear and mild, and the snow has nearly disappeared, leaving the thoroughfares in a 21thy condition. . The punctual packet, J. II. Done, will be up this morning from Cairo, and return again in tho afternoon, touching at all the landings on the way. Navigation above Cincinnati is completely suspended in consequence of the heavy ice. The wharf boat at Big Sandy waa sunk, a few days aince, by the Ohio on her upward trip from Cincinnati. The boats due to-day .are the Buckeye, Jesse K, Bell, Fort Wayne and Cohort J. Ward all for New Oilcans. nilLROAD UECEIPTS. Fcbrusrv 24th 293 hnsh wheat. Little & Erwin; 5 bxs tints:, W D Vatchcll; 2 bxs hardware, Jacoh Straub; i hts nizc. Archer t Maeltay ; 1 9 1 bush w h?ut, W heeler & Ki gjs; 47 bush wlieat. Brown & Aikman; 22' bush bran. 64 bbls tlour, I A Crane; 15 bbls flour, Crco Foster & Co; HI hbl pork P O O'Kilev & Co; I bnsrsTT, E II Degurrno; f274 bush wheat. Mills & Bros; 2 bbls egs, F Kron; 64 bush wheat, John Smith. A N Ii W CONCEUN. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, PURE AS IMPORTED. NIETER HUFKNAOLE hAS taken the new store on 7 TU IRL STREET, ntarlv opposite the Court lljne, next door to Ki-hrr's office, and has opened A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STOKE. He tin n hand a conslenment of WINES FROM THE RHINE, sent to him by bis father, who manufuture 1 thfm. They are tlte pure laice of the riipc, without mixture or alulterit.on. He warrants them i t'i he all thev are represented. He has a larire ocK of Fineand Common C!fitrs, and li)Ursof various k inds which heotfeHatwhnleitileorretailatvery low price. His wine he sells hy the dozen or single hnttle. lie invites the lovers of good wine, to cull ad try them. leuio-tr rtitH initaAULU. aW!TAR CAXDI.E. 2j Boxes Proctor Ii OanjM's fnll weicht for sale at mluced prices by FC.lt"' TER 4. CO. no Til. EDGE TOOLS, &C TO CLOSE, T will setl the balance of tack, eonsi wing of Single ami Double Uit Axes, llroad Axes, Hand and Uench Axes, A tze., &c..at much lower thaa market rates. An examination of goods solicited. R. J. ANDERSON, Trustee of Holmes k Co- l:i vnd .treet, JanSO PITTSBURlil L fsTAXTR CURRANT. V .a.,Jn received I and forsale hv OILHKRTft BOWLES. 3IAOA7.INK AT TI1K EARLIEST, "lliraverly for November; Emerson and Putnam for v ftovumt'cr: kes lie a uaxvtte tor aoveraper, ani all the other ilajruines: ber Inovtf-tfJ aukee Notions for UecemD0BELL3. LOOK OUT! XATIER BAUMGARTNER has a claim against me fir several hundred dolkurs, but whether in th. form of a Note, Receipt or Account, I am unAhle tossy. All persons are hereby notified not to putr hae from him any claim Artint n e, for I am not indebted to him, and will not par any suck claim. On the contrary, he Is indebted t me. , jan27-tf 8AMCEL MYERS. J" I'ST RECEIVED. M pair l'oluhed teel Fire Setts; 60 Fine Bra Fire Setta; Sik) Common Iron Fire Setts: - 25 dos. Cal IIols; 1 Fine Coal Vases; J Fire Iron ?tad,; . 60 Strings Sleigh Beil.; . BABCOCK & yONTAO. SUNDRIES. 100 drums New VIgs; loo bxs halfand quarter Raisins; 3 tierces S. 8. Almonds; J New Filberts; : . ' i cases V boxes Sardines, (1000 boxes.) SO boxes I fun burg Cheese; Received and for sals by janli I. k D. IIE1MANN. I Jf PORTANT TO BUILDERS. J HAVE on band a full supply and of the best nasi 0LITEWHTTE LIME GRAY LIME, LATH. 11 AIR. HYDRAULIC CEMENT PLASTER PARI?. WINDOW SA8II, rANNKI.s.DOO PAINTS. NAILS. GLAS3,ftC.,kc. T which I Invite your attention. Prices favorable. E.8. BABCOCK, eptU Water street. Tall Trade. V aT. on hand and are now receiving the M bag, Rio Coffee: Tsharsa.s'd Sos. Yarns. w lonoxrmg : M. ir2!wir?Vnee; M hale. Cotton ?Sl2C,,J?T't..,.l'?. 25l.xsChee; u as vnnaie irk ; jtf do Star C W dot Zinc Wa.hasirds; 35 do Opal lmi do Painted Buckets; H Id o Pearl US' hoaes G'aaa TumMon.hw.it.l i "vJna, W,.S . W do Star Candles: pal do 1'iurl Clurh t 60 do . do Jars, i. S. 1 anUl .alln. hO no nV ;'"k-lart.I.Blpint; "Ort do Window O Um. r The above, together wit Ur asaortment of all the various articles generally kept ia our line, w oftvr to tne traue at as iow racs any nonse in the city septa WHEELER fc RIOOS. A Situation Wanted. L MTDDLE-AOID BUINES MAV.acnnainted j with hu.iuaas in all its branches cauahle of tak. ing charge of a stnr, keeping the Uvks and doing the out-Suor business of a mill, or a manufactory, or a workshop, wishes employ ment. and wjl accent low , waf4, . Enqaireatta Journal ome . . Jan w rilV)BACCO. whota, and eudty boxes. assorte4 JA frat:e, J usl rece irel and tor aai low oy ftW 4 GILBERT ft HOWIES

STEAMBOATS.

LQUisrille? Eransville and Alemphie Ilcgalar Weekly Packet. THE- LOW-PRESSURE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, W. TRIFLTT.. li. A ILO 11 tilt,.... Commander. Clerk. , . LEAVES Louliville every esday t5 p. n.i leaves Memevery muy at i r. .; Lres KYANSVILLE f r LnuiHiILLE fTy b 17 DAY at 4 r . w .-. W rM E V A X V I LL E fur M ilPUISrery WEDNESDAY at II a.m. ;jrWay Buiine-x elicited apd attendei to at same rates m caarced hv Varket. jnl-tf J: ii. O RIELEY t CO., AgenU. WAD kh PA A ET R IT E IS A H CII ET. . Tki steamer KATKSARCnET will run repnlarly from Evauiville in the s'nch trale surinc Hie winter, or as lone as the rivrr shall Nt naricl'lc. . Shirvrf may rely on her makinr rtlar trip, and tLe strictest attention being civm to their orders. ijot RCGVLAU KVAAVIIXli AU WADASII . ... RIVUIl PACKET. THK UMPIRE NO. 3 SntI ton, ltr. will run ssareifulnr Kva;ivlile snd N'ti luvet packet. I'or freight or pa.ss9e spply on Unl. i EVAXSYILLE &. CRAWFORDVIlXE RAILROAD For Louisville, ClnrlnnatU'St. Leuls.Indlan apolls and toe tan CHANGE OF TIME. ' ; MONDAY, NOVEMBER. Urs, 1?5T fX and after this dat. the Mll Piiirer trsln will W Imivc Kvanvilie M & ovincx. sou - minoiri M..roncine close connection at Vhtccnnes with trains E.f, and f.r i'hicsgo ann Central Illinois. HKTI7RN1NO irave Terre Hante at 40 P. M Tincnne at abd. arrive at .bvausvilie at 10:(U V'reirht trafns (wlfh a ps'senfr carattsrheil) run as rniinwar lmi KvumtTtVIe t uV A. M-. Arrive mt Terre' Haute at 4: I. M-, Lve Trrre Ham at S:te A. M., Arrive at van. v ill V4Q P. 31. PARK To Louisvi le j 00 To St. Louis. .5 50 Cinruiiuti 7 5 " Tndlanup lis.... S ITi L;iu"0 hi " Chlcaro I A R0 " Cleveland. 14 5" Hutlalo It M New York......! " I'ittsliiira 17 U0 " Philadelphia.... 50 Riltimore Zi M Washington.... 21 Boston 30 50 Inrtnr hifnrmfttrin rtrthroneh MekeU Spplr Companv's TraasporUtion office, head of Locust stret avansvme. JOHN IXOLE, ' 8uperintendvtit CBT ITenderson Cammerclal, Mt. Vernon Advoctte Evansvill Kniuirer and Mt. Carmel Kejwu-rtHneon former ad vertiinTit and eowy . n.TA.ft ADAMS EXPIIIS COMPANY. . EW ARB AXGF.M EXT. rwiui: ADAMS'KXPHESS COMPANY repectfnV M. I v announce to tiieir friends awl patrons, the pnt tci.t Evansviile and vicinity, that, wilU Increaied fsllitie for the transp Klatlon of If RE iailT, PACKAOE, M O K Y and - VALUABLES. ThTolWt a continnanre of former favors, l-.p clalcretjiten in t lie collection or . D1LLH. DRAFTS. XOTRH And the transportation of small or valuable paesases. All pTms wuslunc W avail inemive 01 me ihi ttoa ftfth Etnres.can obtain snyd'wired iuforniiUiff in. nhrMir t.ttha routes and dciails of the btniiK-s ml their office on l"irt street, between M.iin and Ltieatl oPtioüitetherort Omc. del 0. 11. Fl!ll, AtTIIANSPOIITATION WESTWARD. WE be to call the attention of Merchant hayta or orderiiK Uieir al stock from the Eastern cities, to the superior advantures and facilities of ttie .Jlaltimorc and Ohio ICnilrond, for the safe anI speedy transportation of FreiBhtt to Evansviile and vicinity. Connections are made Ith the mot relixhle lUilmad and iimhip8. Kivcr Kou shortened and improved hy romileUon to l'ar kerslurh. Throush rates lower than by any other rout". Apply to M. fo-rria, Boton: B. V. Kbu.v, Thihdelphla: C.W.Paaviai.,N.lorki i. T. EsoLiso, llaluiaore, fur information orthroi rh rates, r to 5KO. FOSTEK a CO.. Frclfht AcnK Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansviile, I nttiaua ' ' liVANSVItilTir r T Seed and Agricultural Warehouse. tint tnnrnMl a seel atl Arricultural WartWw hou-w. iUvoou hiuvl r.nd Intend to act pa full supply of FIELPand (MRDt.N SK EDS: also, a full ..Vt,,..,t r.r IMI'LEMKNTS." We sre A cents for McCormk-k's Rearers Mower and Reaper comhiLsd; Youna Amvriuü Corn and Cob Kushcri 8a -fod's ."trsw Cu'terf lUvmond L Roberts' Plow; WWIv'. PmiMim Prolifti Comt Lmudreth &t Sou's Warnuited Oaplen eefl, &e., Jfc, febldJtw 2. II. COOK t SON LAND FOR SALE. 'BT'fTE SuhsrriW"frs for 140 are of first mh nnlnnii.alturtreJ m miles from West Franklin, Posey cvtinty. lud., IS novs are cleared, and tlie rsmmil.lflTliCOmw wi'nnra,T umivi Vor terms, ate., enutiire or me suncruer on tue nroivrtv.ortoJ.il. Campbell netir the premie .ian lvd& w:5w ic. r 1 Mil D. L. iRTIN. .11 I TO FARMERS. 6 4 aROCRESS" hhonld be your luctto. I invite JL yonr auonUon to tlie ... KINO OF ALL MILLS, which will hnsk and shell com by a process reinirlnf so l ittle power that h is plsy tojrate it, and doe it so. niceiy that It i a pleasure to see it performances, it s. .1. .i....f the Wat Btulk and straw cutter. In n. it if aimi.le as not to be liaMeto get oat of ml- .nt I warrant It h mn one vcnr without any repair. I invite all to call and see it at Mr. Thof.Hiitt Saddlery Shop, pptsite tue Court House, on Main street. I am also role sgent for Levett's ?! MElilcJur NOTICE. TTkR. TIlTTfflllNSOX. havlns asiate! with him jLW Ir. OKtiKN. btteof InSiai.ai.i, will cvniiuve the practice if medicine and surgery at his old oHiceou Thinl strt-et, wnere ne solicits a cotninuaiireoi rairoamir fmi, ku a.ionl. iuJ the rtublic senerallv. Ii.irtir liwn harini; deTotetl exclusive attention to tlie treatment of dieae of the fcye and Lungs for several years, will enr.tiane to treat ucn uisease wiui hi. new i1hii of treatment. hieb CotisisU (for the lutlgs) in tha inhalation of medicated vajor. carrying the medicine directly to tne sent urtneciisene. tme of the ftim ran be touns at the nice at all hours of tlie dar and mala. . . . . . . . scurl-'t.vaci Z. II. COOK & SON'S READY-PAY STORE. AGRICULTURAL IMPLKMENTS, SEEDS AND l ROCK. RIES snl.1atCa.oh Prices f rall sind of Pruüuceaud Live Mock .auch a. Hixes, Mules, Cow., Calve. Heef Cattle. llo. Chickens: iiutler Lard. Bacon, Eres, Furs and Skins of every descriition; tim.ing. Bees Wax, reatners, i neat. uorn. uats, Kvlev. Beans, Rye, Rran, ShurU, IVied Applesand Peaches, Potatoes and VegetaWes of ail aoru. fcbSO-daw Z. II. COOK SONS. LAW PARTNERSHIP. OnX J. CITANDLER and' RI.YT1IE RYNE3 eP biivs asaiarinted themselves together as partner in the practice of Law, ami wiu attend promptly to ail he ertrnTiM ro in em. I IT Oflice on Locust street, opposite the Sherwoe Houe. Evansviile, Jnl. . aeprji.iy SILVER PLATING. mnE nmlersime! ha rermanently located himJB. self in Evansviile, with the Intention of pursuing the above buaincns. Jlecanbs louna ia tne . .Marble Hall Building, 2d rtory. Opposite Cbas. Babcock's Carriage Furnishing Store. He la nrer.red to do all kinds of Coach. Carnage, House and uHlery Platiug with neatness and disparrh. and he warrant nis worn to neas ounwie as anv done in the country. Ha aks for the patronage of the cititns of Evansviile, and of the Coach and Carnace Makers of boutberu Indiana, Illinois ana Kentnrb. tlver Plated Dons Plate., umners tor Mreet ana rev Doors, BeU PuIU, lUUing unoim, rrnnisna Parlor d vor l.yk.. with plated Knohs and Funiiture, wirh everv devrlnrton of work in his line will bedont In a manner oual to the best Eastern work and at tastern prices. b.wuwh, ...... . a a A . . janl!-tm su etory ji:ir"ic nan. CRAN BERRIES, ftc.ftc J ID Busbels Choice Cranberries; .Tw Itevis Prime i"atace; is Bushels Äu car Pnsn loa: . '(W do Prime Wfcite PoUtoesi jnst received and for sals by , . Z. II. COOK ft nO.N. jauB-tl. ' artniNnLEt. ' " S wnjiOi. first oealitr-of Telltrw Poplar Shingles, superior to any in ihecity. Also, a large lot of I'ine Shingles. Defied Flooring, Dressed Ceiling, jnst receive.1 and for sale cheap at the MiW L.U jlll.it YARD, coiaerof Mum-mi fcichtti .treet. "KA, TOBA'CN AND) ClOAflS. 5,oea Assortea imponea vigars. r uatm i:hoic. l oincco: " Söhl ChesU Tea, for saie at a small ad vxnes for cash rv i.ii,i;w ou..COTTON BATTINÖ.-W bales for sale by GILBERT fc BOW LES, ' fobs . gycamore street near Water, ninrn visrsrizsvt 1 a Bbls. Warranted C der Ylnegsr, In store srd f als by &AM. Y1CKERY. WR1SKY Wsarenow reeefrlng a daily supply of Whtskr.aad ara readr to furnish a suBenor btici to ei or new customers.

ffcjsaBsfK aar wna

Eat ana e on tneunio nu .miupi iwmruau iir Lonivill, OincinniUi, M. Louts ami Cairo, and arrive atTerre lUute at WW P. M., cuniioctin direct with Ex orei trains for Indianapolis, Cleveland and the

fStS TEMNETst 90RENSQN.

LOTTERIES

SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES! Authorized by the State of Georgia. TS 870,000! ! ! -SW FOR TEX DOLLARSrr ' I The following Scheme will be drawn by SV SWAN b C0. Mauai era of the Spart Academy Lottery, In each of then- Single X amber Lotteries for February, 1&8, at AUOU8TA,Oeorsia, la public, ander the su perintendence of Commissieners. CLASS 1, t To be drawn la the City of AuiusU,Georri a,in public, on SATURDAY, lebruxry 6h,13W CLASS S, Te be dnrm h the CKy of Auf usta,Georfia.in public. on SATLTtDAT, Fcbraary 13th, lihi. ... . .... . CLASS y. Tobe di-awn Ih the City of Au;uta,0eoriia,in public. eo SAl"L'Ul)AY,Feruary 20Ui, To be drawn In the CKy of A d rasta, Oeortla, in r uhlic, on SATTTRDAY.'Feliruary STU, lWi 0. THK PLAX OF l?I.GLKUMCEnS! FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUXDRED ... AX J). ElGIITY-tlYE PRIZES! Yearly One Prlie to every -.MneTIekete. MAGXIFICKNT HCIIK3IL! TÖ'aa oaswii' -r . . KACJI SATURDAY IN FEBRUARY t 1 lrUeof . ..e:n.qoo an.puu Vi.Nin ü.'Jt0 i - 4 4 . Ihrliasof ...... i. .4 . 4 4 "4 . Hi m 0 '.Mi 4 ' mm .......... 4t ..... APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 Prlits of 4 A m "ox's-1 prize arel ? ..4 ta ... aw..1.... a'ifo ' i-"e 4 do ami 4 4 4 4 do do do da do 44 " " " m 4,1.0 44 - 1,1100 m 7S ' xOare 4HI 0 IUU.UMV S.1SS Prises amoiintin to ....8320,000 - WhvU Tk-keta 10; Halves ti; Vrasrtvrs f 3. . . ' PLAN OF TUE LOTTERY. The Number from I U A0.IMJ0. corresDonlirB with those Number on the Tkket pruited on separate slivs of p tper, are euc ircled Willi SouUl tin tubes and placed 1 n one nei. . The firt 42 Prltes. similarly printed and encircled i,ivitl In mnnthi-r whil. The wheel are men revoivea, ann anumoenrwu fram th whi.-el of Numbers, and at the same time a Prix Udrawu fron the other wheel. The dumber and Prixe drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi ence.and registered by the Commis-donem; the Prixe being pUu-ed tiiait the Num1er drawn. This opera tion 1 repented aaul ail the 1 sixes are drawn not. Approximation Prize.-Tbetwoprecedlnand the twosiircemling Numl-rto thosedrawing the first 1 Prize ' will he entitle.! to the 28 Approximation Prix. For example: If Ticket No. II, SM draws the X,i"0 Prize, tho? Ticket numbered 112V, 1 U 1 1251 andll2:2,willerhW entitied t USl. If Ticket' No. KM) ib-aw. the JU. 1'rUe, thnae Tickets numbered Uh M'S '1 , io-', will each be entitled to I JtK, sad so on ac Crliiig t'ttliealKive herne. The 5,"00 Prixes of 120 will be detcrtnlned by the Ivt Bfnre of the Number that draws the t;i,(i0 Prize. For exiimrle, If the .N'ura"t dmwinc the t:o.Q() Prixe en1s wKh No. 1, then all the Tickets, where the nusiher erxlslnl, willbe entilVMU 120. If the Number ends with No. 1, then all tli Tickst where the Nuinlrends In 3 will tj entttled tu $-JU. wvl o od S . CwrüHtesof Pa'kagies s al be suld at the following rates, which is the rik: Ceniticateof Packs--) ofl" W1k1 TlckeU t0 - IrtUnarter 20 .. . ....... ldKUMh 10 In order! b Tlckrts or t-erttOrate. enclose the uuo-v u our auUretM lor tle 1 trket intert. n receipt of vrhtcli they will le torwaniea y nrt mail. I'urciiasLT can uav tic sets emuu in aay n(ureucy Th list tf Drawn X iimT-er and Prises will be sent to pttTrbnvT Immedatrty after the drawing. n I I f 1 ... .k. .! -1..-.. I r Hrcnairrs win pirne wnie incir fisnaiuic. nUin. anil iv their PMt Olüce. Connty and SUfe. IjtT" Kemniicr that every Pris is drawn and payai hleintoii wrnoHiiiiHiion. ....... nr All urines hl 1.C00 and under, raid immediatsiy after the drawiug other prices at u usual tuae of imnviav. Allcommnntcannns str'ctiy eonnimt-ai. Addretf Orders for Ticketi or CenilicaJes to Si SWAN & CU., Augusta. Ga. fir Pern4 rMdinr n.ir Montcomerr. Ala'iama. or Atlanta, tr orcia. r-n hive their ir lers fillel.aM'f savsti'ti, by aldresinf 8. 8 an Si Cj. at ei.Ucr of tho eitiu... UT A list of the onmlers uatare drawn from the heel, with the airouut of the vrir.ethat each ore Is entitl! to, will be published- after every drawing. In the following pnper.? Aucu.i (Oeo.) Constitution. al'st. New ttrlcN Delta, JtobilcRegisleri Chv!e.ton Ptsndvtt, a4hvle liatene,-Atlanta luxncencer. w Vim-r Weekly IMy-Kook,- aviuir.aa .Mnrn!ng Kicbmnnd UisMUrti. ws. aud rauUing (Miss.) Clarion, . jw.i. . CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. FIVL' II "E A SO N S why I WISH TO DO AN EXCLUSIVE c ASH BUSINESS. INIRST. Mr k'M are nut sufficient to aJnitt of k Inngerolil and l iwes. Srcoiui.v. 1 tin.l I cannot credit one and refuse othmr a iiliont rivinS nil'eiiae ' Thirw.v. M v tü.npcr i not sufficiently mild to talre plenntlvaJl the Insuitsofftred ou presentation cf bills. Fouariitv. I e'ieve it to i the interest of all person to pa v cth for r. it tbey consume. Umitv. That I iinfr mycaih customers, and t'iosewho hare val"l their, bills promptly, additional Inducements in prices and asortment, and will spare no inducement In taf poer Toracuitinuance of their 1 1 a-i a lor oadn. - ? 1.1 Cr-L r. Mil I Uli, febi Main strpi-t.tlir. e d-rs b;low Second. KI.OVT HANDLES.-jno pair sawel and split Plow m 1 1 anI let. fur r.le Lv : o febm SAMUEL ORR. JEW HOOK.-.n.t reee'vcd.IWIN ROjiEJ, iw Mr. Richie, formcrlv Me. Mitt, at 7 JaniJ DOUtyi CO.NYAUTUX. ttOTEEL PLOW MOULDS.iW Steel PlowMonldV c irom Jo. I to o. 6. fr sale by fei li SAMUEL ORR. UST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS eP A line assortment of Comic and Sentimental Ts.1entires, for sale by J. I1EALEY. rolDi fiUN DRIES. UN1 0I I'X Hvnbnrph Cbee: 6U oxs r-iar l aHllei 6 bl BlacKijerry llrandj-: . . a do do IVine; 5 do Olncer AYlne; 3 d. RA-Jerry Rrandv; 19 boxe Forest Wine ilir-cr. rereived and for le ly . jfcb . I. fcl). Ii KI M ANN. BR AN DY.Per3 teamer Ftnny Rullitt, direct from Custom Hon of New Orleans. 9 half pipes I aix oicncti uruuiiy , receivea ana tor sa'e or teW I.t I). IIEfMANN. nonnicK.J is do. Hemp R"dcorJs(Long; rJ con laniiiB nencorn: 15 do. do . . -Ualter Rope; ij uo jute no no; ' j do do ' ' ' 'Bedcorddo;' -J nst received and for sale v . WHEELER h RTOOS. sf tYPRES MILLS COTTON YARN AND CARV PET CHAIN. nan of thi. well-known and favorite brand, for tale at Manuractnrer prices by OlLltERTft BOWLES feb Agents Cyptss Factory. NAXCY MiAPä.-DOO boxes, consisting of Militarv Sl.4vil-r. TMnanaranl Pab Ta-st aw Anw Ran. Fancr R.wc, Fancy IUrs. etc Just received and for sale vaav tow oy OILBERT ft BOWLES. CANDLES. 60 boxea Cincinnati Tallow Candles; to di Star do: do Cincinnati Talm Soap, Jn reeeivnl by feb3 C1IDER VINEtlAR. J 40 bbls TÜRE C IDER TINEOAR. for sale bw jan'JS Z. II. COOK ft SON. fry AT SIN ST-""" : a. CO boxes received and for sale hv jaa 15 . . . .YlCKERi ft JOnN.sTON. Tir AN AWrtA BALT.-3M aarreis. In fine order, for JI'sV KaJeby GILBERT ft BOWLDs. CTRAW CUTTERS. S3 30 Santo' Patent taw Cutters, for sale low by i..e2 a .. ti '.wl a. env SAUSAGE MEAT D lJW0 tts Sauftj Meat, receiTsd brrailroa.1 for sale ny ljsn-Jf.1 Z. II. COOK ft SON. "MTALENTINES! VALENTINES. V Comic and Sentimental, Jnst reeelved at feh iHiBKLLft CONYNGTOT. WWISTTKESII EATER J net received br JH. febix DOB EM, ft CON YNGTON. KECEIVED BY EXPRESS.Amerksui Ahnanae for; .. Burton's Eocleiastical llistmry; FruiU for Christian Seasons, first and second rles.at fjaim J.HKALT. GRASS SEED ! GRASS SEED ! Ii bushels Bine Grass; , 100 do Orchanl trasr: 20 do Hungarian Grass, Jnst reeelved and w m . " a m a a A at for sale f .i.ll.UW&fiiU.I, jwnstJ-caw !TEW Codftshiforsalsby it", t r. n. cook ft sow. afSORN SHXLLRRS. sl a & South Weslarn Corn Shellon. last Fseeivwd br

JIMP -a re . .vwau-i.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. J.' STRATTOJJ,

LIVERY. AND SALE STABLE, Second, betweea Main aad Locast Streets, Opposite OH Presbyterian Chnich, EVAN8VILL-E. mifS undenlirned hasa Isrre, andcommodious Brick Stable with heds for carnaaes. and Is nre oared u take bows the luv, week or month. HicuUiuer may he sure of ha vine- their animals wtlland amretuUy uended to. He refers to the followuir cenucnen wcose hormsa ha has had a lone time nntWhiiCharse. .lie has also anumlmrof aoodand safe horses for the Saddle or Harness, with a number of new and com fortable burctes. to hire. Orders for Nwldle Horses h llurses and Ruxaies. will be Duactaally attended tc Heferto , C. O. KEATS, Gas Othce. ' C. R. REM BNT. Dement k Viele.' J. S.UAVITT, Kr-Sherift. CYPRIAN PRUdTON. Keen ITeston. ctlS'äTIrl J. "VRATTOX. JCT RKCK1YED nY EXPRESS. The AtUnt'ic for Felru:tnr : . Leslie's OaeUe of Fasoions for Febraary; (irsb&Qi's Maaiitie da do; Irs. Steven's Mi4ithlyr do do; tiadcy's Ladyi Kouk . do do; . Ibirper's Maaune da do: SchojolUillow . do d; II rust-bold Worda - di do; Ladies' Ilepfsitory do do; Illuütrated Ind(in Xewst Punch, and all the mmzines and newspaper., at fell DOBlüLLatCOXYNUTOX. CjrXDKTCS - li,nw Extra finefreetrade Cigars; JD KrOl rillt I UV5XS. ?3 Boxes ITiuence Coffee; ;o doi. r.'B. Half Bushel Measures; M do M"A.shhoanl!; IS do Pe-A and Half Peck Measures; U Boxes Uennan Soap; ree'd and for rale by aur? I. It D. HEIMANN. To the Ladles. GODFTY'S. 1-Jt Book for January; Ladles'. Retusilury lor Docead-er at decld . JJOBKLLtCONYNOTON'S. SUNDRIES.- - I0 twxes Prime Cheesaf . . d Star Candies; . . 25 do Starch; .... " , 100 dosen P.r ki:u; 60 BbU. Ceineut; Just rec'J and for sule bv ' septll . . PRESTON BRON ISJUNDRIES.3 P: Psper Shellel Alm"nd: Sort ao . . Knclifh raln its: Rraiil Nuts; , FilU'rtsSnd 1'eaNuts. Formic in loU to suit,J.y R.lf. COOK k. SON. KAN AVVHA SALT.-JW Ws Ne. 1 fait. In yard, and forsale by W11KELER At KIGUi. fejj ... I.RES BALTIMORE OYSTERS -Received d.iilr Kxrress: and fr 'e at reduced prices by ocCll I- Si 1. HKIMAK. Ofef IBS. choice Indien; 100 do. Madder. wU Fur sale by Z. 11. COOK ä: SOX. CIO 411.'h Mat Cinnamon; I5,0uu Assorted fine Clears yi received and for laleby I. It I). II 1 1WANN. 1RF.SII RALTIMORE OYSTERS. JL Thoie f ine No. 1 at 1 00 per can. " . xtra j. jr. at rt v-r cin. at Jan25. 11. II. COOK & SON. 8l rOATt. . Prime New Orlenn. sscar do Plantation Molae fnr sale at rednees prices by ... Liul Z- U CUOK S SON. SUNDRTE?.60 rtox Line WaWoardä: ' 2S xs eern Reserve Cheese: fxidos Redcnrdt: 100 Rel Cotton Rovet B lb Ilruiu T iue. lu received, and fir ile tv febj WHKELKK& RIGUS. rI. L. JOHNSON'S lOOK HTOHE, BOOK P.IXDEltr, AHB MB BLANK BOOK MASrFACTORV, Fir street betwei'n Main and Ixiruftt. Kvanfrtlle. Indiana. Blank, Bonks made fcA.M-T. with or without, printed heads, fnd Mngsrines, Music, kc, hitnnd In any style that mbT te desired. febl5-dÄw . Pcabody's Prcmiura rroliüc Corn. THIS 1? THE FINF.sTCOKN ever offered tethe PuMie. Itsa lntntsges are : Ftarr It I earlier thsn common Corn. coiH-It is a firm Mint Corn and very heavy. Third I: put otit ncer, and the suckers bear leg ear. the snme s the main stork. KTerr farmt r svould trv it. Put up fn qntrt, peck and half basin 1 sv.kt. Warranted pur. To'-e had nlr of Z. II. COOK Si SON. fi-blü-dKW oleAgeuU. Cardcu Seeds ! (iardcu Seeds fcr 1858. ; 2J IT. Cook li Son Agents for the sale of Landreth lk Son'.- Cclebintcd 0den Seeds have Jnit ttCWed their nrt sliipment tn; day, viz: 1C0 ditea Papers Early York Cs'ihajc; 100 At . . di . Larre Drumhead iU W da do Ox Heart do l'K) da. : Ao Drnai heart Savov do 1 R.I iisord Cabt are LeH In Bulk; l'O duzei P.tpr Red Wether'sfield Onion 1("0 du di. Yellew Htrwbnrg rto hi do. do White Silver i'iin do M B, aborted Oaioti M in R.ilk: .V) doc. i'apar. a d re and whiu soIU tjeiery ; l.v) a du da t icuiaier; it JA loo 6d to do d d do d) do d Spinach; ; do Lettuce; da Melons; rt- Carrot: Creasor Pepper Crass; Asaorttd Toms ocs; da Radish: do da d do do 500 do do 10 liujbel assorted iteans; 1(1 do du Pen.; 3 da do Com; : liYl ilii. n ats trtJ Keeta: i fit Meet Seed in Uni t. Just received and for sale at wlt!saJ and m?tai' ' r janS-d&w.tf Z. II. COOK s SON, Agents. aJIlOICE I.VYER R ISIN8 Chili New Currant.: Choice New Citron; Just receive an4 for sal by . ii. toua K IIUlirK III'CKWIIKIT. 1 :s.m M Choice Hulled Buckwheat, n4 received and for sale by L II. cook. su . BUCKETS t TUBS. . IV dot. plain and fancy bnricets; ' f0 do fancv half ' do; 50 dox. p-tinted ttins, 11, 3 and S; 55 nests (1 ea) do; !S do iea) do; ' Just received In store and for ste br - WHEELER & RIO 03 BHAR ASH RICE. JB. ss.lTar; 5 tlen-es Iilce, Just reed y tel WHEELER dRIG05. UST REC'D, "Theodosea," second volume; eP -Orace A mver. Life Plture! froa Pastors Jfote Book t ftrace Freemm, sale by Ue24) IK) BELL t LISTFR. YANKEE NOTIONS, for March, s. Seen In weciat DOCELL K C0NYN0T0N. UST RECEIVED RV EXPRESS. I J YanKee Notion, for lUrch; Swan's Instructive Readers; Musical Baaouet for sale by fehs J, IIEAtY. v Ann M BUTTER. . . . . JJähblS ä on a. Lara: 200 bbls. Butter; received per Canal W 2. II. COOK & SON. rartrRK isi.ixn salt. II 20i wr, verv coaje, re"M pee rteamer Falrehfld, and f sMby LjanUI UEO. tutittt CQypjjr.. jo sacks Rio Coffee; 1 bale Mocha; ao pockets Java; ja rar n rj sepU ... . 7,. lt. COOK t SON. T EID PIPU. XJ A good assortment received and for sa'e by ian Ii AM L Ulllt. HONEY.3Bh:s Iloney from New' Comb, Inst receive X tot le CF 7.. 11. COOK ft SON. WrST RECEIVED aJP lf) d nen Looking Glaas.; do Clocks, every description; AXe"' BABCOCK ft SONNTAG. 100 srptl do BRAN. CORA A.D OATS. nnw, . formale by Z. II. COOK ft SON. Ii IFLE POWDER. yikees betnua!Uv, for sale by jAnCß GILBERT BOWLES. PICTURE FRA3IES. BEAUTIFUL assortmeat of guilt moulding of it all widths just received by ..-,, feM IXlHr.lil. W l;i'. ' HlVrRNlP.JL 3fs) buah. ree'd per Canal and for aale Yj jn 14 GEO. FOSTER & CO. RRAX.-ld,000 Bushels Bran, iurt received aid fcr ale by I Z. H. COOK ft SQV. triRlV! Ttn AV!t a tons in onantit'tes U suit WW purchasers; leave orders and Save it OTttj free of dr.iyage by gAM.VIOREKV me. fTTvOBACCO. . , ' . JL biittsoffineYirginJTobsoofnnfffrwtprlca Ifeceivadand forsale by . . I. ft D. 11E1MA.. EXTRA FLOUR " ' ' 100 hies Canal Mills Eseelsior ftvm White Wheat Juselxeiandforsab fc JonNT, MOLASSES.- '-. 75 tarrels MolaHr . ' , , 25 halfbarrels Moiawes, jussreocive jweniCT Chancellor, and forsale by ' febli WHEELER ft RTGGS. rN DRIES. ess Fine Indigw. ' 1 da-- do Nutiners. 10 Mats Cassia. " . . ' eases GateVxtra matches; K dot Wah Boards; 600 dos Can d hi Wirk : eases Cotton Warp, fte. Ia store and for sale by WHEELER fc RK.GS. JLOUGHS.- - ST rtO Steel and east Ploughs, of every site aad kind aa wb.lwaJ. and retail, last reoeirad and for saJs by,.

anJrdw Z.H. COOK ft VOX.

MISCELLANEOUS.

GET THE BEST IN SIARRET! S - v - , . A . EVEBY . LADY SITODLD JlAVJi urtti T nEfSE MACHINES are unqneriirfn&bly the BKaTiuthe market. No well regulated family I can anoM to ao witnout a utiuitii at n.r.iv StWINO MACHINE, made expressly fJT FAil.'LY SEWIMl. They make a new and "Superior stitch, In which the thread are so fatetiet as to render it larassistatn rip, even if every third stitch lie cut. It makes a mure beautiful aud durable sewn than can he done by hand. while it sews ilkt or cotton from ordinary spools with equal mrttitv, tv a mere cnanre or apnoi. uroveR hIiakf.iUewingmacuineco, 4 liroflwav. New York, 1 Summerstrei-t, Buston; and 73(1 Chenut street, Philadelphia. If A repsrtahle and responsible Agent wanted for . verj county in tne emted Matea. jo3-iy EYansTille Comins Up to the Demands of the Times." A GENT TOXI TUR FOLLOWING. MILLS AND S9k MACHINES, otier resile The Great Eastern Corn Ilusker, SHKLLF.R AND GLKANER. Which will ghell frc 1,000 to JCO tnshels perdsy . also THE AP ER I CAN ELEPHANT. " TU Grtat Xoteltyof t4 7ay.n Tt I. -the liest Mill ever Invented for the Psnr.er's ne. It will make tki varietienf product. It will priitd the Corn and Cob for feedinir animals. It niAkes coarse or ne meal as may be wanted . and It will bolt the meal as it grind it. or leave it unbolted at the option of the operator. It will grind gj ices, PruKS r almost anr other aubstance whK'h rwiulres the citb lion of grinding. It does all these things, and reuuirvs but a little power to drive it. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER, la a Mill ÖVxlroed to make the various grade of hominy, aud U ouevf the btt JiacUinesever tuvented for the purpose. Bradford's Portable Barr .Hill, Tb too well known to need a description. It Is .h cheapest, aud at tlie same time, the easiest kept in repair, of any in use. All of the a'jov MMi aud Macbtnes can ne seen in operation u HAUT'S MIL.L.S. rnmwnfSwjind and Canal streets, where the vnMic sre invited to call and see the laieet Improvements of thease l-efore purchulug eisewbere. All onlers will be pr.nily filled. R. 15. HART. jan'Ji-tt'WM 1 The Triumph of Mechanism. AMERICAN WATCH ES. IM1ESB WATCHES ARB PRODUCED RY THE Kirne rstein that bus m:ie American Fire-Arm the he In the world. It sn'titutrs the rspiditv and precision of in at hin cry for the slow and uureiisO'ie results of handicraft. The fvetory consists of a series of miu hititf devised expressly f this Cit.V)li!imit, each cf which works true to exartn-.., turning ont euch part h si to Is an accurate, tit In any one of a thousand watches. Absolute precision of time r neur'v a'Uinedby these a-atches. as the inevitable result of their simplicity and evsctnets or structure, ine re of their rpir isobviou a. the maker lave alsays on hand, f.r sate, the different parts of the watib icrfectly hnisheg, to repair damages. I es des the wutch ben tafore ollerert to tuciraiie.-we are now making a second quali'.y, iuferior to the urt only in ha vine lew fininh in immaterial part arid a ligl.tercase. This sre crfcr at a price so moderate as ta Im vkliin tha menu, of fvci v rlas. and WC reCimmend it assound and reliahle, and greatly sujierioe to Importe ! watchetefenuftlprsce. Thetradeareeautioneil againrt English and. Swiss Imitation, with which the country la tlodel. Lach of nnrhest Watohes U engraved on thTbte, Arrt-aTOx. Tatcv Si Co., Walthsm, Ms.,and is accompanieil with a certi heats of genuineness and perpetual war. ranty, overour own signature,. ' erent witn new intctDiiM, ot oeauTum quuIty, watches rf all kinds, the dials to wbuh may have been broken. Order mar be Bil treed to us direct, or to any oi the undT metrtioned firms, who are agmts for the sals ef our watches. ........ Mer. COOf ER ft FELLOWS, o. U Jiaiaea Lan .N.V. . . FELLOWS fc CO.. N.17 MaMen Tine, N. . PLATT ft R ROTHE R. No. 20 Maiden Lane, N.Y. HILDEBURN ft HROTH ER. Philadelphia. PR ATT & RE ATH, Philadelphia. PALMER t BACHELDER.e, Ronton. RIO E LOW RRO?. & K E N S A KD, Roston. . DUHME ft CO.. rinr'ntis'l. " , and Meava.bOHBINS ft A PPLETON. No. U Maiden Laue, N. Y.. our generai scents. - APPLETON, TR ACY k CO., ; febl7-2m3ftw Walthaia, Mas AN ORDINANCE ' ' T nrrvrflv tl.e time within which real eitate may 1 sold for the payment of City Taxes seed thereon: Sectios i. lie it ordained by the Cnmmou Council of the Citv of Evansviile, that from and after the piaraireof this Ordinance, itshailand mav le lawful for th Pit Collrvtnr at anv time after the first Monday in October, and befis-e the second Monday of March of each veartomaae the taxes aessed,on real esta:, eitherbv the seizure and sale or the good and chattels of the o'wner or claimant thereof, or by selling the lot or piece of ground itse.f. upon which the tax remains unpaid or so much tb"reoi as may ws ncc.wiry vw pay sucii taxes ana cost oi wTrnincumi "'. Attent: JOHN 11 EW SON, Mayor. M kll II. Wstaaa. Clerk. tfU 2000 WHOLE, half and quarter boxes f?nr dines. Just received nv Z.H. COOK ft PON CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.. WE tea;tO announce reanectfuRy to the puMic f ww Kvanavn e ann w;iiwai"ii'" tntArn.iNorfnprjl.ir nnder the title of PoVIl & Con yngton, and will cond-jctthe B-ofc , S'iitioi.ary, Macat'ne. and New.pap trade, at the Old Stand of Ix lull's, late Doltl ft Lirter, Main street. We leg to thanlr nur kin.I enatomer for Inst favors, and to Solicit their eontinnance, a-isurirg them tliat welcome U"f;'re hem witha new stncit ana4tne oticruuuuu m auppiy their w,t. well and ron.Pios CONTNGT0X. dec-tf. E.J.DOBELL nutnrnnii;! rRAMlKRRIHS! J l bbl Choice Cianbcrriea. tirt srri val of the aon, for .ale by Z. II. COOK ft SON. WR. and llamborgh Treae. tjoxes large, and of be fl.ai.lity, just received per steamer Marengo and tor low .y GILBERT ft BOWLES. I1EAXS.40 Ba.hels White Rears; . M da Dried Ave lea: ia recei Aed and for ale by Z. II. COOK fc SON. tRISII VIfIiKV.-One Puncheon Pure Irish GRKL APPIXiS 30 bbls assortod,'Ohio',Applea, in tot and fur sal. bg ytqkeRY. WOO bushels Bran receTe1e ,'fr ' BUTTER, ftc . 30 tbs Frwh Table Butter; 200 ' cooking d. .... , . fcio dos Fresh Eggs; jast received and for sal- by JunMf. Z, H.CttOK ft S4N. Hatcbe's Labor tattng XVa.h-boards. ;W tloxen of Uie a'ov kuU forle at iwnuf. turer's price by Z. II. COOK ft bOX, Agents. CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED. 50 bushels (hio Timothy Seed; 2."S bush UOniaand Kentucky Clover Seed. Jast receive and for sale by Z. 11. COOK ft SON. KI5H I FISH ! ! sV - iialmo, Mackeral, Herrirg snl CodPsh," fir sale by Z.H. COOK ft SON . WOODEX BOWLS, icp.l Nests W ooden Bowls; lodor.en d. Trays; . 5 do A'd Chums: ' do Rolling Pins; ',' 25 do . Mashers, judt received andTorMleby ' ' 7. H. COOK ft SOX. HALTER ROPE.-ttCoils llempand Manilla, for aleby GILBERT ft BOW I. KS? jan27 - Sycamore stretrt near Water. BLACKWOODS MA0AZTXE and tho Rvi-i tt jsnT-tf. DOBELL ft COXYNGTONS. POMADE. 60 gross fancy Pomade just TTHved and for salt y l.fc D. II Kl MANX. T L7SC? JS11? Boun N ua- Inwnds, Filberts and m English Walnuts, for sale bw by . . . h'3 ' QILEERt ft BOWLES. F I OS. 2 drums Choice F re Firs, fr sale very low to GILDER! L BOWLES. the trade, br febls - WHEAT BACKS. aibO Two Bushal Qsnaburch Sacks, lust ree'd

R . B . HART,

' aad for sale by.

Bisepiaj X.. S;. BABCOCK.

FROM NEW ORLEANS.

J.T.ATCOCI....... W. .. "ATMUfc SB. AYCOCK &, GREATHOU8E. LIVE STOCK rDEALES . AND - COMMISSION MERCHANTS, JXFTERSON C1TT ITCCK LA5DI0, ocUltf .EY ORLEANS. TWICIIELL & DtTCIIER COMMISSION & FORWARDING NEW ORLEANS. DUTCH ER & TWICIIELL, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SAINT LOUIS. rzr Liberal alvances made on ConinaenU to tiiaof oar houses. Birta TO Meews ALLT9 ft IlOVf E E.. 1 I'J "II, P. jEvansvills, ItOWN,' ) dec22Iy Messrs. RKVENT & . Messrs. HOWARD & BROW r. C. TWICHXLI. X. H. TAISCSILD. T. C. TWICIIELL & CO., COM3IISSION AND FOUWARDING MercHanto, No. TO, POYDEAS SJREET,' myrMy NEW ORLEANS. - T. G. NOEL, STOCK COltllllSslOX MERCHANT, asn raorntToa or STOCK STABLES--an3 V-ly NEW ORLEANS, LA. J. E. VOSE CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . MO. 145 MAOAZIK ITIIIT, EU' OIILEAN8. LOUISIANA. DEYOTE their attention to the aal of Western Produce and tlie nurchase of Ur.xx.rie. far which an experience of fifteen year fives Utem tuore thaa nary quanacauonsanutaciuties. Keteru, if. UAHL.lt.fc, Janö-öia Evansviile, Ind. jobi ucbxet - T. iCLUvaa. JOHN IIURLKY & CO., 't PORWARDINU An COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. W TCIIOUPITOCXAS STREET, , eplj y-iy New Orleans. FIIKD. DEL BOXDRIO, f C03I31ISS10N MERCHANT, . KO. l LsrSVgTTB STKSET, , j . NEW ORLEANi, rVor. the sale of Rutter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Pried i r fr'ntr. Flnnr. Ment. and all sorts of Western Pro due, and fw the purcluwe of Urooaries, tc. Cash deunces made on t jnignmenui. itnimo DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING. JEWELL fc 'BENJAMIN, Inporters, Jobbers and Wholesale 1 DEALERS IN ' ' FOREION Ä: T30MKSTIO BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, HOTIOI &G. tc. Ac . , 70ULD respectfully rail the aUention of the V niui trv m.-n hailL. to tlltlr VCTT ejt3lVBna very rh the well assorted Kock of goods, whirb they will ofler at low finres,andon as favoTHtle terms as any npgsa in THa WasT. Ja. fcbu at vt.jAkiis. Corner v ine ana r irst (r.ri, Jsnl-d&wlm . EvansviU. lnd. New S. CUTtlBERTS tSt CO.: CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, 9 WAVE Jnnt reeelved a large stre of Cloths, Csssi 3 H mwes and Vetin of all varieties, which they are prepared to manufacture at short notice. They are also prepared to soli thi-w rwlj by the plecs a.t the lowest marKeT prices, wnoiewie ana man. n. Jais tnd Fur.iislnng Uoods of an inus,ctiainiy onluuid. tine of the iirtners or this ftrm neing a resident of the h s t ami constantly in Ue market, wears pn-partp to sell our stock at lower ngurcs una owusr houses not nim larly situated. ' i v .1 We ktt p the tfst of roecbanlcs, an warrant ail goon made up l v u to be in the latetd tyle and at low rsUs. sepK0-ly S. GUMBERTS ftCO. onitinjtsitnx'.'.. :.;eB0RXt hut. FALL AND WINTER Geo od.D!l WE bsve now In f tore a complete Stock fit Fal and Winter, Staple aud faery Dry Goods, which we offer to onr citizens and strangers vUilitg the city at such prices as wi I dey competition We would respectfully call the attention of our Mends and customers, aud all ersons wanting Dry Uouds to ur extensive Stock, consisting in part of the followlsg : Cloths, Cassimcresand Tweeds; - Sattinets and Ky. Jeans; Blankets and FlanncU; ', English, French and American Prints; , Striped and Piaid M. De Lsins and Silas; "irghams, DeBsges and Poplins; . Esyadcre all wool De Lairs; Plain DeLains and Shepherd's PiaUs;1 Alpsora, EnglUb and French Merinos; Square and long wool shawl , Stella shawls and scarfs, Broche shawls. Cbenil le' acarfi and gent's haw'.s, embroideries and white goods, liosIr an underwear, genuine lri.J linens, table clofLi knd En en camlric bd'fSrcarpcU, matting, Boer, table and stair oil doths, hats and ears, boou and shoes, umbrellas, trimmings, ftc. S1IANKLIN ft RE ILLY, oc'JE' j6 , ' -' NEW GOODS I wwte are receiving onr FALL ETOCK OF GOODS. W consisting In part of Dress Eilks, Trench and Essliih Mtrinoe?, Muslin Delaines, Cashmeres, Oirigliras, Prints, Flannels, Blanket, extra sie! Erocba, WiKilen and htella Shawls; Cloths Ca4mers: Mantillas, new stvle; Cl.k at all prices; Cluneal Scarfs, til'.vss IIosfctT, Blesched and Brown Shecticg. Carric cs, lUirs, Floor Oil CIo-Jb, aidl Dajnask goods for Window Curtains. . . Our stoclc is now well assorted, an we lavitetb rnblic to giv us a call ani exsmis "7 sods. sept24 J.UAKLEi FOr ASSICINEI-iS' KALE. : THE entire ?tok of Messrs. Win. Lcrwejtbalft Co. , consisting of a lieautif"! assurtmeut of DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING of evtrv vari v, have tn be disposed f within a short tme. The tioods have to be sid positively and w;Ü. out reserve. The atlentioa of Cash buyers is partveaUrly rviiiested. All erons inacDiea to tne uiin oi u Lorwentlial oi to.i wi'i picaae nuic i"niii n.u . , ' ... ...il.ll . f'lltfltTd to avoid all nnnee essxry trouble. AHKAII.4SI WL.irr.ni. tLKOl'ULD M. Assignees of Wi BKKMIE1MER, oct.e-tr Leewutnat m. Some Things arc done Better than OTHERS. v R. B. HART : 1 nnw prepared to supply the City and Country Trade, with the best of CORN MEAL, Unbolted or Bolted. Corn Grits and 1 lorn luv. of all grades; Wheat Grit. Unbolted Flour, Rye Flour, Extra Family!' kur. Crukli Feed, Bran, SbirstviT, Corn, Cat., Chicken Feed, and all article, in the Feed line. All trade delivered to any part of the City. Plea.se e;i"l in your orders. Sty Prices will be low. as cheap as theclicapcst, aod as good as tie bust. The nituhie &ixpeiic Uutr thaa the slow shilling is my motto. A 11 ma v depend t get in g all trv trade made of none but the BEslof GROUND GRAIN'S, as I will buy bo other. Grinding done for the Country Trade. All ordert from serokd, promptly fiEed. . . ; . 1U B, iiARTl jan27-4wtt . TUST RECEIVED BY EXPREfS. ' ' I St irics and Legends, by Grace Oret-r.woodJ Cjclopedjaof Wit aud II uxor, at ' Janft J. TIEALY'S. B UST RECEITFD- - ": " SLF lisch Millar's Testimony of the Rocks; . H ousehobl Worda fur January j Waverly Novels, 7Vknor ft Fields Household F.dlcn: for a.le a J0llNIlEAIjVd COAL ! ! COAL I ! COAL 1 1 ! : "JUSTICE WILL AND SIIALLBE DONE." fll A V F. just erecte.1 a Fairbark's Scale, fer the purpose of Weiching my coal. 1 shad sell tay C.1 by weight, according to tlie law of th Skue. I have a large stocW of super"r tua'.ity of Piuoburg Coal, and Invite all my friends to girr me a call vixl try it. I have lcn eight en yetrs in the business, and profess to be a judge. Theprioeof coal is 15ceris per bushel. AlVonlers left at the Gas Company's OlSoe, betweea Find and Second, on Locust street, or at Ilor-ibrook's Store, on Water fre4. or at my Coal Olnce, I ti.e I.airJtFCo Wharf. a il I aUeuded to. All cl1 must b paid for when ordered, In tnkaMe cttrrncr. decMf. ANDREW UUTCHE?0N KUNDRIES.3 W 100 iwxe sand half Star Candle?; " 00 reams Wraiirir e Par

30 dot. Genuine Shaker Brooms; ' 10 doz I. B. Half Bushels. ' 10 boxe Cloth Pins. i 1(1 gross Coder Faucets. . Received and for sale by janJJ I. fc P. IfElJtfNN. SOAP AXD CA0LE.- . J J5 boxea full weight Suir Candle.: 2.Moxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles r ifj boxes Cincinnati Palm Soap. AH -of choice quality, and foe sale at reuyrt pre. by - - - . GlLCaRT ft toWLES. TATL?: in the store.and W aalsbv lw. fe2 MHEELERft BJGGS,