Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 84, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY- . MARCH 2

Ort TiiTtiff tb?tnnmln. nt.tn. the ' f i an extract from the Washington Union of yesterday, which manifests a sadden change in its tone, from an everbearing and prosenpÜTo, to a Tery conciliatory spirit. -There I a sign of backing out, and it is t dent the force of publio opinion is beginning to be lelt at Washington. The country will rejoice to hear that Gen. Shields and the Minnesota delegation hare refused to yield their honest conviction to secure the admission of their State. The veteran Captain Summons so long known on the line between Louisville and Cincinnati, riaa ronfl EDOQ his last trip. He died suddenly yesterday morning, at the TTahm in Cincinnati. The shocking crime of his son- is known to the world.Last week we published an account of the heartless conduct of .his wife. ' The old man's cup of sorrows was filled to running over, and be aunk, it is likely, under bis heavy afflictions." Xiw Orleans asd Jackbos Kailoao.-A gap of only twenty-three miles remains to be completed on this road, between Jasckson and New Orleans, and it is confidently believed thai it will bo cloned up by the middle of the present month. This will give a continuous railroad connection from Yickaburg to New Orleans, which can be run in about fifteen hours, instead of two days, which. is the time occupied by the bests boats from Vicksbnrg to the Creaccnt City. The road from Jackson to Canton and thence North, and the read from Memphi to Panola and thence South, have approached .within less than eighty miles of each ether, and the gap is being rapidiy built up, and will bo completed the present year, when thore will be a continuous railroad from Memphis to New Orleans, when the journey will be made between the two cities in twenty-four hours instead of four days by steamers. These roads are to open a vast region of the finest cotton land in the world. ISfMexico is spparently In the la t throe. of dissolution. It will be dtScnlt ever again to unite her dismembered States nnder one general authority. Santa Anna, or some other usurper, may conquer the central and southern States, but the northern States, which have been virtually independent since the peace with the United States, will aet up for themselves, and maintain their independence by the aid they can command from this aide of the Bio Grande. The revolution is still in progress. The constitution that was adopted a year ago las friled es a practica scheme of government, from its too great adoption of the radical theories of the school of Europesn republi canism; and the monarchical and theocratical elements thst still remsin in its society have taten advantage of the reaction to carry into power a policy of the most absolut tenden-1 The constitntional President of ths J republic is driven to seek aid for his country beyond its borders, while the Vice President i, compelled to Ii th. repmeataüv of Mexican freedom together in disUnt pars yuwers tnas nave been installed under the nominal Presidency of Gen. Zaloaga, have proceeded at once to reinstate several of the old institutions, which have become most odious to the people. The church and ths srmy ire restored to their privileges, and declared superior, in tbe eye of the law, to ths civil power and the great mass of the citizens. Tbe contest is, in truth, a contest between the feudal and ecclesiastical theories of the middle ages, and the political ideas of the present century. Tas xxTxasxox or PatjtKihts. From a statement of the patent rights cow before Congress for renewal that they involve interests to the enormous value of 1 43,000,000. The editor of the Scientific American says he does not think tho estimate an exaggerated one; for some of the patents specified in the list are the greatest privileges in tbe worldmore valuable than any gold mine in California because they have been worked and their capability fully demonstrated. There is no doubt whatever that an extension of the Colt & Goodyear patents for seven years longer would yield a not revenue of twenty-five millions of dollars a tax which would bt wrung out of the ieeple'a pocket by special legislation. There is danger that the indusemcnts whi:h may be held ont for the ex tension of theso exclusive rights may be too great for the virtne of Congress to resist. Thx Coxtextiom or trxTwixtt-Tbibo. The Louisville Democrat, as sound and able a Democratic paper as is published South or North of the Ohio, speaka of the Convention at Indianapolis on the 23d, in the following terms: " The Democratic mass meeting st Indianapolis, on tho 23d, waa a very large one. We have seen several persons who were present, and they all give tbe same account of it. It was a Democratic meeting. The Lecoroptonites mar undertako to disparage the meeting; but the Democracy of the South as well as the North had just as well open their eyes to the facts, and not undertake to disguise them. This meeting expresses the sentiraentc of the Northern Democratic party. It is, moreover, true that those sentiments are right. They accord with the antecedents and creed of the party. Let it be borne in mind that these are the men who have always done justice to the South. She has not a Constitutional right that they will not maintain. They supported the repeal of the Missouri Compror - - . i -j : ik. raise, ami am reauy w u.u.t - Union wi ithout reference to sis very; provided tne Constitution CIHDUUies l no Kiiuiucut vi the Dconle of the State: but they will not force a State Into the Union with a Constitu tion repudiated by its people. In tbat, they are right. They occupy the position of sound Democrats, that can be compromised. The party that has been rnsrked lor its respect for popular righta.and for State riehta, cannot now concent to sacrifice both upon technicalities, or at tho ihrine of expediency. It is sn in consistency with the Antecedents and doc trines of the party, that must damage ita wem aim impair lis strengen. A Nxw Govebxob Toa Kakbab. We learn from a perfectly reliable source, ssys the Pittsburg Dispatch, thatj Francis McKee, of Cookstown, Fajstte county, has received the offer of the Governorship of Kansas, hut that it is not probable be will accept. Mr. McKee fcos hitherto been strong anti-Lecompton, but is an ardent friend and devoted admirer of Mr. Buchanan. Baxkscft Law. .There Is a general movement in the large commercial cities to procurs'the passage of a general bankrupt law by Congress. The Legislators of New York has a resolution before It, which is likey to pass, calling ths attention of ConfrsM to the subject.

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Mr. Buchanan'. Kansa. policy, in Norember laat tmMi.ned tna following eandemnation of tt;

IV th Lecompton Conaütnüon. It then ib Mud the Admlniatratlon was ffOiDff to take and nzht chate, and It teert-a ita court ac- .... f . I rainj to m oonw wdtkubm. jl veireney or provisional ruTnmu i i 5ÄdcX. title of GoYcrnor, and this regency is to go into ooeration immediately. Now, this beat th Topk Government of General lane and Bobinton all Kollo, it surpa&ses anything that ws hare seen of the political pretensions of Brie ham Tonnt;; for, with all Lis assumptions of divine right and saustter sovereignty, be bas never so flatly repudiated the supreme authority of the Gen eral Government as these Lecompton Constitution-makers. Their proceedingt art trithovt a paralUl, and there it notkina lit a precedent for them in th com of ang other Territory cf th Union, rod or treunt. On the contrary. th Ftdtral Cunttttvtion, t organic lato of Kantat. all roroxa kisbts, itu ltrntorialforrntaTJuagtt.anMilyutatießanoi b7 1?? Wganixer We have no fuars of the ultimata issue of this Lecompton movement. It will vail. The parties interested in it cannot entertain a serious hope of its success." Fur at tax Sia SxarAHT. The fliers and crew of the British ship Caatillian from Bombay for Liverpool, on the 12th of December last, off the Island of St. Helena saw a Leviathan, of which the following account is given ia the Log of the ship, by the Captain. Whila myself and officers were atandinar on the leesido of th poop looking towards tha ialand. we were startlad br the aicrht of a I bugs marine animal, which reared its bead . , .91 1 M I ont or tbe water witmn twenty yards or tne ship, when it suddenly disappeared for about half a minute, and then made its appearance in the same manner sgsin, showing us distinctly its neck and bead about 10 or II feet. Its bead was shaped like a long nun buoy, and 1 suppose the diameter to have been T or 3 feet in the largest part, with a kind of scroll, or tuft of loose skin, encircling it about two feet from the top. The monster was moving slowly towards the land. Tbe ship was going too fast to enablo us to reach tbe roast-bead in time to form a correct estimate of its extreme length; but from what we saw from the deck, we conclude that it must have been over 200 feet long. The boat-swain and several of tbe crew, who observed it from the top-gall ant-forecastle, stated that it was more than double tue lengtn or tne snip, in which case it roust have been 500 feet. It was of a dark color about the head, and was covered with sevaral white spots. Having a press of can rasa on tbe ship at the time, I was nnsblo to round to without risk, and therefore was precluded from getting snothcr right of this leviathan of tbe deep. The sUtemeot it signed bj all the officers. CcsaxNCT ako Exchanox. The following were the quotations at Louisville onSsturdaj for currency and exchange. Tennessee, Old Banks S & dis. Free do 5 ( North Carolina 4 South Carolina 5 (4 Georgia 4 ($ Virginia 3 & Indiana psr( X Ohio pr3 X Illinois and Wisconsin S 41 - Mwaourl 1K2 XCflANSl. Boston 1 New York;. I N,würleat t i Q prsra. (8 prem & prem. A prem. Q Xprsm. Cincinnati par par KQ prem. 1 prem. St. Louis Pituburgh Gold LAMn (w ABB AMTS. 49 acres 15 I 8) acres 8T 169 acres 8T 1 120 acres. 73 ET The New Zogland Con rant Berjamin Tranklin's newspaper In 172, contained the following advertisement: "Jutt publithod and told by th PrtatVr hereof." T Hoorio Fitticoats, Arraigned snd Condemned by the Light of Nature, and Law of God. FriceSd." So it seems the tadies In those days were In the habit of expanding their proportions as well as in our own. The present folly has not the credit of being a new conceit, but is I a poor imitation of an old and exploded cz I travagance. tS7 A physician in Montreal, Canada, who had given his note for $3,000 to a banker in that city, went to the office under pretence of paying it. The banker took ths note from his portfolio, and laid it upon a desk, while reckoning tho interest. The payer took it put it in his mouth, chewed it, and swallowed it; and when the banker looked up, the note was gone, and t,he doctor began to deny it had ever had any existence and said that he owed no auch debt, Tho astonished banker had him arrested, and in- ; sis ted that an emetic should be administered to make him throw It up; but as the law had provided no such process for the recovery of property, the doctor was put to prison, and left to digest ths costly mouthful. A letter from Wsshington ssjs thst the clerks la the publio offices from Indiana, following the example of Bright and Fitch, have declared for Lecompton, and are going to raise money to circulate documents among ths German's of their State to teach them ths beauties of the Lecompton doctrine of minoriUes ruling majorities and of the people being forced to submit to laws which they had no hand in making. It seems that there are only three German newspapers published in the United States, which sustain Lecompton. IscxxnuBTisM. A respectable merchant, well off in the world, in Ilndson, near Clevew4 vu . . ,,ntl- AtctA in inaartina- " v I wuiuuiiiuwiv. ---'.' - store, and laying concealed trains of the same substances to all parts of the building under the floors and through tho partitions, so that by spplying ft match at any point, the whole would be immediately enveloped in flames i by a flash. When detected, U confeased hi a deaign to brrn the building. He was arrested and impnsonsd. He hsd been secretly at work for somo time in preparing for tbe criminal act, 157" The inauguration of Crawford's Equestrisn Ststue of Washington took place at Bichmond on th 23d of February in the presence of an immense crowd, and with very imposing and Interesting ceremonies, There were present a lsrge number of distinguished strangers and men of fame. Mrs. Crawford, the widow of the Sculptor, and her two daughters were present, and they are reA sliisg at Bichmon temporarily, at ths guests of the State. ETBesolutionsweru rscently introduced into tne legislature r Minnesota, condemning tbe Kansas policy of the Administra I ton, but they wert Toted down as Impolitie as IM potest suae, nj a majority el fern

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Madrid Band wem KDreanfeJ. ine numoer on ooara wnen tne boat The number on board when th e boat l. . J r. i i rr.i tii . i . I reecucu jucmpms was aoo. owu. ine ooai isia over irom nra o'clock, her ntnii lmnr i 12, to give the party an opportunity to attend the Theater. It waa fortunately the Benefit of Mr. Murdock, and all parties were highly delighted with the performance. Dancing waa kept up every day and night, till a late boar. At 12 o'clock Saturday night a splendid supper was given, which passed off in fine atyle. 230 ladies were seated at the table. The following are some of the toastes. The participants were so joy fal on the occasion as to be unable to give us full reports of the speeches. The following regular Toasts were offered: Woman." The only tyrant under whoso government man loves to live. Tbe worst tbat can be said of her is, that she tempted our first father. Ho. t. Lovitrillt and IfempMiTh banner cities of Kentucky and Tennessee may tbey never cease to claim the friendship- of each other, and ef the whole sisterhood of towns botween them. No. S. Th Ohio and Miui$ippi River SUamboatmnlh officers of the splendid steamer. Southerner are their truo type, no ble, eenerous. crsllsnt. and brave. Alay tne current of tbeir Uvea be as placid as that of the Ohio, and the tide of their prosperity as full as the rather or Waters, wucn it spreads itaelf: and tbeir wives aa beautiful as the Llouris, and tbeir children as numerous as tne tow-maasi ana nnauv mar inev unu ou t--' 1 V Taw i m im m Vi nn -! kiwir lIHk feikk ituii tMl sa uui a la mi iwm to travel. Besponded to by Cspt Triplitt. Volcxtixb Toasts. By a Henderson Lady. Jfr. J. B. JLrcktr. May his register be a fountain of wealth lor the feoutueruer. Besponded to by Mr. Archer, Who closed by "fondly Loping that he mi flit not only be successful in filling every part of the Southerner's Cabin'Rcgister with the names of her patrons all along shore, but that with the fair one who offered the toast, he rnlghr. at last partially fill another 'Register' that one usually found between the ld and New Testament' in the family bible. By J. B. Archer. Th Trtu Knowledge bcinj power, the Press Is now exercising more honor than Crowned Heads, Cabinets, or Senate's it nerves the arm of the patriot, and palsies mat or tue tyrant promotes commerce and gives vitality to every Jaudiblo enter prtae the otneers or tho boutherccr acknowledge its influence, and proudly point to the rnsny wsrm and generons t)Kcns of f A. 1 X ' , it irienaauip aw oiicn oeaiowcu ita representatives will ever find a warm welcome on board of the Southerner. Two bands brass and string dUconrsed excelent music. Fon and frolic prevailed through tbe whole trip, without An accident to mar tho pleasure. Speeches were made by If aj. Allison, of Henderson. Ky.; Col Lucas, of Tenn: Judze Krobry, of Mound City. 111.; J. C. Kay, of found Gty, Uli.; McConnel. of Hickman; i-Uraon. pt Ilickman: .W.eU. ";,r,rtrr f EvanavuTe, wen. lulchell, of Memphis; Capt. Triplett, of the Southerner; J. B. Archer, of the Southerner; J. 11. Msynard, of Cannelton, Ind. mrrnra or the rassxxozBs. The Excursion isU organized a meeting on board tha steamer Southerner, 26th Feb. 1S53, by calling Wm. D. Allison of Henderson. Ky., to the Chair, and appointing Well. H. Walter, of Evanaville, Ind., Secretary. A Committee of two, consisting of Messrs. Henry Smith, of Owensboro Ky., and J. C. Kay, of Mound City III., were appointed to draft resolutions: who otfered tho following. which wir unanimously and enthusiacticaly adopted, vix; I Aooolted, That the heartfelt thanks of the laaiea ana genuemen on ooara oi tne s learner Southerner, are hereby freely tendered to Capt u. rt . Anpiifcfc, w uu oy ma winin(? manners, has won the respect of the Northerner, the estoera of tho Easterner, the love cf tho Westerner, and the command of the Southerner; and also to J. B. Archer, the second in command, for the unequalled kindness and attention we have received at their hands. doring tbe present voyage from Louisville to Memphis. JietolreJ, Thst wo cannot omit to mention to the travelling community, the deep acne of Obligation which we feci towards Capt. Triplett; and also of his officers for the nnusnal caution which they exercised for the safety of passengers, i n cae of accident, and also for the courtesvsand attention which Capt Tri plett andhis gentlemanly clerks never fails to show towajcls the ladies who are placed under their care and protection. (Sirnet.) WM.D. ALLISON. Chr. Will. II. Walker, Feb. 2Sth 1S53'A Calculation. If all the United States were as density populated as Masachusetts, there would be a population of 446,000,000, nearly equal to half tho number on the whole I earth. Tet the period will arrive perhar not many generstions hence when, by the improvements in tha arts snd sciences, this country will bo capable of sustaining, and will contain, a population twice ae dense as that of Massachusetts at the present time. LaT" Two eagles were recently seen in deadly conflict high in the air over tho city ot Natchez. In the struggle they clinched and both came down with a heavy splash in tho Mississippi. A steamer passing at tho moment, run over and submerged them; they csme up with their pinions too saturated to fly, and a boat put off from tho ahore and captured them. R There ia a dispute between Louisville and St. Louis, as to which has the deepest Artesian well. The Louisville bore has got down to 1.900 feet; the St. Louis Augurs have gone down 2,200 feet, and are still at work; and the proprietors are determined to keep on -down to old Pluto dominions, if they can't find soft water "shorter. The St. Louis is the deepest well in the world. A call aigned by hundreds, has been issued for a mass meeting of ths Democrats of Hamilton county, opposed to the Lecomp ton swindle , to beheld to-morrow night in Cincinnati. A mass-State convention, is also called to meet at Columbus on the 10th inst. Both ealls condemn the coarse of tho Ad ministration. G7"Todd, colored man, who killed Under wood, colored, in Carlisle, Sullivan countys last summer, had his trial in Sullivan this week, and was found guilty of murder in the first degree. An application has been filed for a new trial, but it will not be granted. He will, doubtless, be hung. taj The Pope has granted indulgences to the Catholic officers of the Army and Navy of the United State to eat meat dnring the present season of Lent. This is gracious on the part of His Holiness. tdSTPersoB Brownlow, of Knovville, has returned home, having completed his South era lecturing tour. II promises to go North, " ae aeon aa She dogwood blossoms pat oat.

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7m.en ? a"X i found imh7 on Saturday, and with her ae- I , , ... . t t A. . fcUO tu'u7' tjbiidko Fian.-Mr. Urham Treat, of . . . . Frankfort, Me., is stocking Shattnck1 Lake, . :v. .u.; .v.. I bass and aalm on. He hu expended iwttd. of $2,000 in tbe enterprise. tSJ At Memphis they havo fresh shad daily from Savannah brought over tbe rail road in ice, in lea than forty-eight hours after tbcy are taken from the Savannah river. Gen. Walker of Nicaragua arrived at Memphis on Thursday last, and was receiv ed by a host of friends who gave him a cor dial greeting. P3T It is stated that the far famed London Lancet, the roost able medical journal in England, has become an advocate of Homeo pathy. Hv ine Charleston Jiailrofea liave ex tended their track through the city of Mem phis to the river, and now deliver freight at the landing. tSTThe Captain General of Cuba has granted permission for the publication of a newspaper in tbe English language in the city f Havana t3y"Sonth Carolina ia the only non-catholic commonwealth in Christendom that docs cot tolorato divorces. Oct Aoiix. Col. John C. Fremont inti mated recently in Boston that he means tabe a can. lid a to for Trttident in 136'). . fJfCoi. F. S. Marks has been appointed postmaster at New Orleans, in place of Gen. McHatton, resigned. 4 t2f"A litth girl was rcccntly. kilTcd by putting gun caps in her mouth, and imbibing tho poi.on of the fll'.iiig. LOCAL MATTERS. ACGräTl'S LEUCKB is a candidate fsr CITY CLERK at the ensuing April election. mart. A Fine. We learn that Mr. Nash, at Nash's Station on the Kailroad. lost his dwel ling by fire on Thursday night. The des truction, we learn, waa entire. We have had no particulars how the f.ro caught. t57"For beautiful envelopes tor mortality, call at Ltos's ou First street, one door above the Post O.Sce. lie rpares no pains in get ticg up garments to suit his customers, and warrants neat, tasteful fits, in all cases. Et7The Saving's Bank on First street buys Illinois snd Wisconsin money at three per cent discount. Tennessee money old at five per cent discount. Free Dank Tcnnesseo atsix per ccuswu.- sdls IzU drafts on England, Ireland and Scotland; dlsconu short time notes payable. Bnjs nd sells Eastern Exchange, Gold and Silver, Land Warrants, dec, &c. TuxTbip to Mmruis. The Southerner went up yesterday crowded with passengers from her trip to Memphis. We lesrn from those who participated in the excursion, that it was a gay time, with nothing to mar ita happiness, but a little squeezing. When the boat reached Cairo, on bcr downward trip, she had gathered over 500passongcrs, and hnd on board throo bards of music from the dif ferent towns. It was a jolly und happy time for all on board. A great many pleasant ac quaintanccs and endearing friendships were formed in the few days spent together in :nu tual eood-will and happy enjoyment. We give in another column an account cf the proceedings fn board as communicated by one of the company. Lectcbx BrrouK tue Libbabt Ajsocia Tiox On Thursday evening next, the Kev. Mr. Hosmer will deliver a Lecture before the Library Association, upon the utility and necessity of public Libraries. The object of the Lecture will be to arouse a livelier inter est in the subject of onr public Libraries, and to stimulate, if it be possible, onr citizens to renewed exertions to extend and improve the excellent institution which has been es tablished by their liberal contributions. No one need think, if he goes, ho will hear but a dry didactic discourse. The Lecture will be one to stir tho mind and heart of every man if he has any thought and feeling in him. Even if the enrrent of his thoughts be upon flour, pork, sogar, molasoes snd merchandize and houses aud lots, he will find something in the Lecture that will give him a hint how these things can be mado safer and more valuable. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. On square, (ten l.nes or less), three times. SI 00 One week, :::::: ::::1&0 Two weeks, :::;::::: t : : 3 !3 One mouth, ; t ::::::::::, oo Three months, :::::: t ::: i ' &0 fix months, : : : t : : : : : 10 10 . One year, ::::::::: t : 15 00 V pisoutit on v er sd vertisemits. C y Canis of nix lines or ander, S10 per annum. XW No nHlfnrritl"alrertieioentTeeeived. rsTXa'lvcrtsement Inserted for l-ss than SI. Five Dollars Ileware'-WUI be paid far the detection of the persons who are in the habit of STKALINQ THE JOURNAL from the doors of our subscribers. They are daily taken, as we are led to believe, by a set of thieves, who peddle them to steamboat passengers; and also by a set of scamps not less wicked and mean, who borrow them to read, because they are too penurious to get their information honestly by paring for It. BCCKWIIEAT FLOUR. 1, POO pounds choice Buckwheat Fiiur, received this day, and for nie by I mart I Z. II. COOK St SOX. 9 URN IN O FLUID! BURNING I'LUIDI-IOO rsUM3 ons Burning Fluid, a splendid article, juftrerei. d by (.muri Z.U. COO A. St SON. TRIUMPUAXT OVER ALL OTHERS. ' Tbs Pmniaq Catting Box: Cuaamlng's f stent Hst and Straw Cutter, for sale by luuri Z. II. COOK SSON, Agu ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. AJOTICE Is hereby given that Knnegunda Renschlw Irr has ' een appointed the admidWatrix of the estate of Marhias Rencaler, deceased , and she requests all persons htvin claims against the estate to present them to RODOLfll KE11H, Esq.. for settlement, ana those indented to tbe estate will make par moat to Mr. KEUR without dehv. KUNIQUXDA RENSCnLER, mart-lw Administratrix. Stolen Fire Dollais Reward. TWO NEW AND VALUABLE MUSIC BOOKS for the plane w th light brown morocco tacks, and parchment corners, were stolen from the stors of ths subscriber on first street. Tbe above reward will be paid for their recovery and the detection of the thief. JOHN M. GEUPKL, mart-1 w Book Binder oo First street. SEALED PROPOSALS WTXI. be received until ext Saturday night, 6th Inst., at tbe office of the ndergned, for to (ill up Vine street to the proper trade. The earih to be taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement, by bringing the same to grade. Should any deficiency occur, tne same will be madeep by excavating a sufficient quantity from Xinth street between Vine and Sycamore streets, to complete the trade of Vine street. ILL II. WALKER. Clerk. ssarS-Mt (VoUsboMCOpy.)

Sale of the Lamssco Market House.

TT V PTfr uinaif IT tit t V. 1H1 tiw of March, ororeed to sell the Old Lamasco &Iarxet uae the same to be removed within a riven time Payment foraama to h in cither caih or City Orders at time oi sale By order of Common Council i WELL II. WALKER, Clerk. mar5-10t (Vollnbote copy.) CORPORATION NOTICE. TkenTnrniL.i n . . i t m t V. PA ff 'uSä a Sk A IOH IIL U10CK v n side walK, four feet In ..trv, ,n i.i.i ,i i - nortb side or aud mock ubltcaommoa Council rill proceed to perform Mid aork, and the costs and expenses accruing- thereby, will j assessed to ana caimtea ny sie of said property, or so mucn vucicui si win ftu(:iy ma urn au cusu. dj omer oi lam common fjoanrii: WELL 11. WALKER, Clerk. Elart-lOt (Tolksbutecopy.) m A PLEASANT EXCURSION. All Evening Trip tO HendCrSOll. npiIE NEW PACKET, THE SCIOTO N'. '. If proposes nn exclusion to llctHerson on FRIDAY AiTEKNOON next. The txwt will remain at Hen derson duriiia the nizht. and m-ill rive a soiree on board in ths evening: tu the citizens of Evxnsviile and iietiuersou, wdo via te thus broucnt tretnr. Capt. Duncan rill suare no exert if ni to male the trio a comfortable one, and the party delightful. The buot nil an excellent xsuin or nerovrnon board, with a good ta ler of uuadrille sets. Tbe boat will leave Evansvil'.e a'wut fire o'clock on Tussiay erenirf , and return on ataraav morning. marl REGULÄR LOCI8VILLE, EVAXSVILLB AAD ilEADERSOX PACKET. THE STEAMERFCIOTO.NO. 5. zrv will leave Kvansville every Tr KS it L V A T at 6 o'c oclc. r. ..and SATL Ki.iiiDAY at 4 o'clock, r. M.. for Hender son and Lonurllle. A ccommo Unions excellent. ÜSDRIES. C7 60 boxes Star Candle; 60 do Cincinnati Soap; is do Hamburgh Cheese; 60 sores Brooms; 10O ken White I. fad; llhHs Linseed Oil; 25 kids CeiDcnt; 20 enil Cctton Rore: h) bis Cotton Haiti no-. In stnre and Tor stle by TC VI UlK,l)AUKI.IiStU. CJE EDS. Clover, Timotliy, Blue OraM. Red Top eeed for sale by UUK, vALitJuLi & t u marl LOAF SUUAK. mart -2 bbls No. t and r, for sale by 0SK, DALZELL CO. TV AI LS. SCO xezs assorted nails. fnrleby 11 rrl ORR, DALZELL & CO. KICK. 10 tierces for sale by mxrl GILllERT fc BOWLES. BiROCTOR'S PEARL STAltClI.-bO boxes just reAt. ceirei ana tor ai py mart GILBERT & noWLF.S. E.1IG3.-2O0 drum in line otder. tor nale by marl GILBERT fc BOWLES. IOAF. CRUSHED AND.POWDERKD SUGAR. M bbls. just received and for sale by marl uILBEKT fc BOWLES. jOOTTON BATTI30.-W r1e No. Tjind , for 0 salebylmarlj GILBERT St BOWLE3. EW BOOKS! NEW B00KS!I laihees h Kater; JetHtaml Credit: Twin Roses, tv Mrs. Ritchie; 31 rs. Stephet s''New Monthly for Marc K'iinburgh Review do do; Westminster So do do, Arthur's Home Magazine do do; - . Knickerbocker do do do; tiraham's do do do; Illustrated London Xrwi, 4c, kr. Trarl r DOBKLL L. COXYNGTON". LADII-S I1 LEA SC It IIA I). PRESCH MIM.IXRRY AXD URESS MAKIXG ESTABLISHMENT, Main street, opposite the Conrt House, comprising Ribbons and iancy and FashionaMe Mill.nery Uoods in general. Also the most fitMiiouitbls Pras-MaktEf . Ladies, please five us a call. man-. rfIIEE'E. J 501 i boxes Cheese, on consignment, low; M do Hamburg Lhewe; marl TKNNEV Si SOREN'SOX. CAXDLES.-100 boxes Star Cendlef. marl TEN 3 K Y k Ö0RENS0X. GROCEUIKS JCPT RECEIVED. 600 bbls rrirae Molasses) trflhalf (this do; KM hhds Surar, l air to Choice; lotllmgs Co tier; 9U) packages 'ih; bO hox!t Iiiirings; . r fees Crb. Soda: !ji U5 u d Lrmona; 100 mrc-tces h.MPtns. Also, a coat riete sorttucot of ether goods in the Orocerv wav, t.i which we would Invite the attention of CASH DUYKK3. a we are prepared toonVr iudaeemccu not to oe laana eiaewnere. GEO. FOSTER h CO., feb27 Corner Lorust street and Canal. fBURK'S ISLAND SALT. O. 3.200 baft Turk's Island Salt, (ona) hnd 1 nr and for sale by UKO. FOSTER Si CO. rerc. dlkS CONSIGNMENT. J 500 dozen Tainted buckets, assorted; 1:6 do Tut, astorted sties; 60 Wash Tuba, for sale low to close -t frt37 CEO. FOSTER Si CO. A NEW CONCERN. WINES, LIQÜÖÜS AND CIGARS, PURE AS IMPORTED. 1 JETER IIUr'FN AOLE has taken the new store on THIRD STRKKT, nearly opposite the Court House, next door to Kehrr's office, and has opened A WINE SALOON AND. CIGAR STOKE. lie na on hand a consignment ofWIXES FROM THE RHINE, sent to him by his father, who manufartured them. They are the pure Jniceof the grape withont mixture or adultent.on. lie warrants them ti be all they are rcpres!nted. He has a large dck of Fineand Common Ciirars,and lirjnorsnf various Kinds which he oflersiU wholesale or retail at very nw prices. His wines he sells by the dnr.cn or single bottle. He iavites the lovtrrf of good wines t call and try thm. fcblO-tf l'ETER HUFEN A OLE. V&TOOL PLAIDS AND DELAINES. -flf A larg'tanl nice as ortmenton band and fo sale cheap, for ch only, at 8 A M . E M B I C 1 1 S . fcbit. Alain street, threedoors below Second. Z. If. COOK 6i SON'S ItEA.DY-PAY STORE. la GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. SEEDS AND U. G KOCK K I KS sold at Cash Prices f-r all Kinds of l'ro. luce and Live Mock. such as Horses, Mules, Cows, Calves, Keef Cattlei Hops, Chickens; Butter Lard, ßacon, Errs, For and .kim of every lerlpn; Gtming, Bees Wai, Feathers, Wheat. Corn, OaU, Barley. Beans, Rye, Bran, Shorts, Dried Applesand Peirhes, Potatoes aud Vegetables of all sorts. fcU20-diw Z. II. COOK dt SONS. CRESCENT CITY TOBACCO FACTORY. J.S. McCRACKEN, Proprietor. MAIN ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH. EVAXSVIIXE. I.MIIAM. Having fitted up the above tobacco FACTORY, I am now prepared to fill all order r the various styles ol Western Tolacco, such a Fives, Pounds, Quarterand Half Pounds, in all kind.1 of packages, and have now on hand the following brands, viz: W boxes Olmstead Lump; 10 do do Pounds; 10 do Fine (Own.) 10 do Pounds (Own;) SO do (in Caddie) Hoosier Boy: SO do do Jordan's: 10 do Lr w Grade Robinson's; 20 do Montgomery yiUs Packages. The abov? sU will be sold 6 per cent, lower than can be bought elsewhere, and S percent, off for cash. All kinds of currency taaen at par. Seventy-five M. large site Cigars on hand is One M boxes at lowest figures for cash. febIS M. L. JOHNSON'S BOOK STORE & BOOK BINDERY. ET IT PE UNDERSTOOD, THOSE THAT I take the Magasinesand Papers of me, 1 will Ho 1 at haf price. feb23 I" IQUORS! LIQUORS! LIQUORS! XA 40 bH Old Rye Whisky; hrbMs do do; 1 bbls Cherry Brandy; Sihfl-hls do do; 20 bM Fresh Brandy ; 9(1 hf this An l-i ehhls Apple Brandy, received in-reiTCi ft siraoiCT . t D.HEIMANN. rrinresa, ana I or saie ny fetiS Fall Trade. mMTE have on hand and are now receiving, the Vf following: 100 bars Rio Coffee: ?. bags as'd Nos. Tarnt, fpO pockets J ts Coffee; f0 tmle Cotton 6"'!fs Carpet Chain; SJbxsCbeese; &K lbs Candle Wick; 60 do Ptar Candles; 60 dog Zinc Washboards; SS do Opal do 10A do Painted Dückers; U do Pearl Starch; 100 boxes Glase Tumblers, asset ted sixes; A do do Jars, X, H. 1 and J gallons; W) do do Flasks, quart, pt. and X pint; 2"0 do Window Glass. The above, together with a large assortment ef all the various articles generally kept in our line, we ofTr to the trade at as low rates as any house in the city. acpQ WHEELER RIGGS. SILVER PLATING. THE undersigned has permanently located himself in Kvansville, with tbe intention of pursuing the above business, lie can be found in the .Marble Hall Bulldlnt, 21 Story. Opposite Chas. Babcock's Carriage Furniahing'Store. lie is prepared to do all kinds of Coach, Carria, Tlouse and Saddleryt Plating with neatness and dUpah, and he warrants his work to be as durable as any done in the country. lie ask s for the patronape oftheeKizena of Evanrrille, and of the Coach arid Carriage Makers of Southern Indiana Illinois and Kentucky. Silver Plated Door Plates, Numbers for Street ar d Pew Doors, Bell palls. Railing Knoba, Front add Parlor door locks, with plated Knohs and Furniture, with every description of work In his line will be dons In a manner equal U the best Eastern work and at Eastern prices. J. A. SANDXRg, jol-isa . - sdttery Marble Llalk,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Yrffw NOTICES In this ptare, 10 cenu per line SrHäkT one insertion: 20 cent eer line three times: a cents per line one week : discount on longer time. Mexican Mustang Liniment. It is eight years sinct this Liniment vas first offered to the afflicted. Many millions of Bottles have been used, and it has given better aUsf action than any article ever before tried for rimilar purposes. It possesses a specific power over inflammation, and chronic or accidental dernugement of the Muscles, Joints, Ligaments r Skin. It is a source of creat pleasure to feel that we bate been the humble means of relieving inch an im. mens amount of su fieri of, an4 bay caused many thousandi to M leap for Joy," because their pains were relieved, tbeir wounds heated and their stiff joints male elastic. Unscrupulous parties, regardless of their obligations to ourselves or the public, are engages In attempting to introduce a spurious and miserable article r so a ixothii kink, by representing it to be the same or similar. Pr Be on your suard! Buy "W AN, UST ANO UNIMENT, ani you will not be deceived. O. w . Wbstsaoox. Originator. BARNES & PARK, feb5-dtwlm Proprietors, New Tors. KrniB'f Worm Paslllles.-Manj diseases of children that ruixle medical men, are caused by I w tt..tm.l worms, and might be pre rented or cured by the timely mt of these Tasiilles. Bsirrot's Saiupasilla is caring the most desperate eases of Scrofula and Lung diseases in all sections of tbe country. Neither preparation contains nerrary. Sold by D. T. Lanaaan Sx Kemp, wholesale druggists, 69 Water street, New Tork, and by all druggists 8araparilla SI, ani Pastilles Zc. per bottle. fcbüj-d&v Dr. Bell's Opinio or Ilostetter's Bitters. SraisoniLD, III., April 14. lSJfi. Some months since, wh.le recovering from an attack of Remittent Fever, I was requested to try Ilostetter's Bitters, as an article peculiarly suited to the condition of con rales. cents from fever. It ii but simi le justice to say that It restored the powers of my digestive organs, and at the same time kept my bowels gently open. I have r.o hesitancy in saying, that, hitherto. In using R in ray practice, it has. in every case w her I have ordered I it, acted like a charm. In thus speaking freely of it, I far from puff a patent medicine, an article it by no means claims to be. SAXDFORD BELL, M. D. gold by druggists and dealers generally, febli-dtw Tb Pick, for their own aafetr, mast avoid all worthless counterfeits, from the use of which the worst consequences have followed to invalids who have been deceived into buying them. An article which is confessed, in the advertisements ef it, to be only an imitation of Prof. Charles Pe Crath's Electric Oil somtimet flered to the public by a person in this city. who pretends to hare picaed up a knowledge of the mode of preparing it. while in the employ of frof. DeOrath. This is an entirely unfounded pretension. A person who now advertises an Imitation of the Electric Oil, was once engaged with Prof. De Gratb as a bookkeeper and correspondent, and thus made himself known to some customers; but he was never entrusted with the manu Tart are of tbe Medicine, of which be is entirely Ignorant.. Of this person, it Is not necessary to say more, at present, as, of course, no one will buy an im itation, when they can obtain the original, genuine article by application to Professor Charles Pe Grath at his long established Store. No. 39 South Eighth street a few doors below Cheunnt. feh2,-rt4 w BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AD PROFESSOR OeäRATH. Franklin brought electricity from the heavens to the earth, hut it remained for Professor DeGrath to apply that electricity to the relief of diseased and suffering mortals diseases that hereto fore baffled the physician's old treatment, such a Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf, ncss. Swellings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Sie., are cured by Prof. DeGrath 's Electric Oil, in one or two days. Read this letter: Paor. DGbath: I have been the victim for many years of a Rheumatic affection, and lost the use of my limbs; I could not raise my band to my head. In short, I w a totally helpless. I applied your Elec trie Oil, and before I had used one bottle I was perfectly cured. You may refer any snflerer tame. MRS. E. nUTCniNS, Seventeenth and Thompson streets. Mr. ITatchins is well known in Philadelphia. My Oil has cured 23M other Philadelphiana, among whom are Geo. W. Ward, Esq., Jos. K. Bacon, R. B. DeCosta, Mrs. Fas.it, George C. Rover, (03 North Third street, and others ad Infinitum. Sale depot for this city, No. 69 South Eighth, near Chenut street. PROF. CIIAS. DtGRATn. The Electric Oil Depot bas not been removed. RsLiioH, 5. C, Feb. , 13?. I, Joseph B. ITlnton, long a retired physician of this city, bare suffered much the last six years ef an affection of the knee and ankle joints of one of my legs-renderlnir me very lame, the limb stiff and contracted, and withal, having been deaf In one ear the tyM thirty odd-years, from cold in the bead many years ago have to-day had one rppHeatfon of Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil to the diseased joints, appl'.ed by the son of Prof. DeGrath , Chas. DeGrath of Philadelphia, and, by the blessings of God, find my contracted leg very much limbered, and am of opinion a few more faithful applications of it will restore it to sonndne and usefulness, again. Since one application has enabled me to run a short distance without in. convenience. My bearing In the dear ear, so much Improved thai lean hear tbe ticking of a watch. I have seen the oil in the hands of Prof. Chas. Delrath, In this city, suddenly relieve very bad cases of Rhen mat ism, and learn that some of the deafest persons in the community hare been entirely restored to good bearing in a few minntes, in the last day or two, by the Electric Oil, In tho hands of the Professor. febl7-lmdS;w JOS. B. HI5TON. COAL. BODIAM MIN IMG COMPANY, (Office on Water street, under the Telcgragh Office.) Cart loads of 16 bushels of Rod iam Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at i 1 69 per load. Coal weighed. If desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken In payment J0H3 TVYMOSD. dec33-tf. Secretary and Manager. We Challenge the World To produce a preparation so eminently harmless so generally approved, and so perfect In its operations as CRIST ADORO'S nAIBDTE." It corrects the Injurious effects of other dyes, Invigorates the riair, Is applied in a simple manner, operates instantaneously, does not stain thesXin.and its tint are he COUNTERFEITS OF XATTRE. Sold every where and applied by all Hair Dressers. JOSEPII CRISTADORO, febS- ta No. Astor House. New Tork. Heia that sever Tires or Leaves Yea. We are agents for the sale of WATSON'S SEWING MACHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented. Ladies, if you wantja FRIEND, one wbo will do yonr work and tell no tales, a servant that will not runout of nights, or ask pay at the end of every week, buy one of these useful articles, (price from 118 to 23,) and we are sure you will be auited. IIORNBROOKfeCO., febS Water street, Eransriile. Why will yon Delay! Why win you neglee that diseate which la taking such deep root, and which gives you warning by that hacking cough, that you are fast ripening for eternity? Why encourage that pain in the side, the raising of blood, those night sweats, or that difficult breathing, which silently whisper In your ear that something must be done to save you from th grave of the consumptive? Why act so carelessly by permitting that disease to destroy your health, and hasten you to: he ttrb from whence no tra v eler ever yet returned ? SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH! Or death must carry you to your silent grave. Why delay while there is yet hope! Consumption is causes by impure humors of the blood being deposited In tbe cells or the lungs. Hence, the Inngs are like a spring of water, when rolled np by the dirt or mod, if clear water constantly flows through the springs, impurities or mud will be conveyed away by the pure water. Just so with the blood when kept in a clean or pore state; as it constantly flows through the lung, it carries away all corrupt matter, and perfect health will be the result. From two t three pills taken every night or every other night, or enough to keep the bowels regular, will In a reasonable time cure eonsumption. The reason these pills are used more than all others, is because they are made of a purifying vegetables, and cleanse the body from all corrupt matter, and drive out disease of every description quicker and in a milder way than any other Pills, f ebj-d wlm . DR. COUGSWELL'8 AWTIPHIiOGISTIC ö adÄ. Xj T , The haa prwdaeed each remarkable erTocta in many eases of NacaaLeia, Ykktiso, and Arractioki or thi 11 n, caused by disturbed circulation, in those who have tried it tn this city, ia for sale at KELLER fc WniTE'S. EF"Th highest testimonials of its efficacy have bera given by a n amber of the seoet rtpeclle cKisens who serve ferted ht. (Jyi

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. G.O'RILEY&Co.. i nun mm nninmnim 1, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storage, Forwardinsr&Commissiwn MERCHANTS. GE.ERALR.4ILROAD,6TEAMDOATAaiD EXPKESS AGENTS. Special Agent for the Peon. Central RAI LR OA D, AKT CONNECTIONS. over whh-h wear authorised to ri ve TIIKOiAjH REvKIFTS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE KATES. llavinca mammoth Wliarfhoal al tha landinr. tha larireston the Ohio Hirer. capaMe of storing and pro teciinaall meichandise liable w damage fnwn exposure we are pirjired to facilitate the dispatch of all cou-Bifc-nuiriiM lorwaraea tu our care, ty eitner RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. rarticnlar attention will benii tn 11 ; s. Stnr Ing and Forwarding, also, to the sale of an Produce or other property, consigned to as for sale, at-d caus factmn guanuiteed. fioce and x tensive nar house on Walr strettf joiningteTelefTarh.andofthWharfboaf,hers we a,, u be found, attending to tbe Interest of oif patrons at an nours, oar and nignt. With our snperior facilities; lonn standing; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, we fet-lcon-' nieni or giving aenerai satisrartion, and bvpe to merit acontinuance of the extensive natronace ae are noW enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made on all consin" menu to either ourselves or correspondeTih in any the principal markets. North, Erst, or South. P. C. O'RILEY 6 CO. WW. BtOWH. Latecf Howard Si Brown. MT. M. AtKWAW, Late of Geo. Foster St BROWN & AIRMAN. Receiving, Forwarding nnd General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A HEX TS rilR KAVAWITA SALT niMPlMT. Evanaville, Indiana. WE have formed a Co-partnership under the stv It of UKOWN St AIRMAN, and offer our er Vires In the capacity as set forth in eur card ahnve. We are fully preptrwl to extend every facility t shippers, either by C A N A L, RI V ER. or RA 1LKOA I, atiU assure them tbat their interests shall le aithfu)i represented, should they be pleased te favor us with, their aatronate. Office and Warehouse en the cornet of Main strew and the Canal. WM. BROU N. jantt-tf W. M. AIKMAS. CARD. J. S. MITCHELL: CO., Commission and Fonvardln Merchants. Under the Telegraph Office, Evansville. sfOUX 8. 31 ITCH ELL, At the Bvpot, Bowlir.f Green, Ky. PARTICULAR attention given to Receiving, ftay ing, and Forwarding any Proeuce cot 9ir.cd te es. We will also use our hen exertions to effect tbe meat advantageous sales of goods sent to us fwrthat pur-" pose, either at Evansville or Bowling Green. Jan 11-tf STOHACE WANTED. UTE are prepared to store In onr Fire Proof Wart' bouse any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will he taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares kaUe te damage from damp or rust. Insurance eflected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or longer, when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street and W - and E. Canal, aud most convenient for shir pin, by River or Railroad. Apply to GEO. FOSTER it CO. apSS. CA SAL STORAGE. HAVE a large double Warehouse at the Carta ML tMin,raraileor storing any amount ot produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and belli subject to the owner's orders, on the most rmsonabt terms. ?. U. O'RILiY iilüM O V A Li . A. ANSPACH ER Sc CO., CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS, g AVE REMOVED THEIR ESTABLISHMENT AVE REMOVED TIIEI1 froaa Main street, to tbe COMMERCIAL ROW, vast ev es vi; wwi amsrvv V sc m a, ssaaasj sj g-sgi mm Their stock or clothing for the SPRING AND SUMMKU TRADE Is now complete, and open for th lark et, and In variety and extent we flatter ourselves It cannot be surpassed ty any other factory, East er West. Purchasing nor raw materials at head -quarters, as we do, and B-anufarturing them into Clothing here, at a much lei cost than the same can be done at any other point, ar.d having taken advantage of tbe late panic l secure a f 1 portion of our Stock at a heavy redo tionr we feel confident in saying that there Is no Factory that can sell at a lower rate or on better terms. We invite the arention of tbe Country Trade to eur stock, with full confidence that we (can supplydealers on as gooa terms as wey can purcnase in any w est em Market. Those who cannot come In person may be sure that tneir oraers will ne Biiea witn tne greatest care ana attention. A. A.NSrACUf K ft CO. feh7-tf CHEAP, GOOD AND PERMANENT AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES. TO SK HAP AT SMITH'S CALLERY, Oppealte Conrt Honae, Main Street. AT TWEMY-FIVE CTS. EACH AXD UPWARDS FaT Remember, over Keller's Gun Store, art Call and tee specimens, when you will be sere te re S good Picture. feb3"-3w FASHIONABLE DANCING", PROFESSOR NO TT TBESPEECTFULLT announces to theritite: ef v Kvansville thst be baa vfoited their city with a view to forming d.isses fur instruction . in the above elegant accomplishment, lie proposes to form ht rmsseeof Laytiea. Mis and Masters eneli Ttnitierirtr from eirbt to twelve in different arts of the city, at their own residences. He will also organise a elassof youcf gentle mm to meet at 7 o'clock, p. n. Terms and other particulars will mad known esv application tobe Professor at the Pavilion Hotel. fet.13 I1ISSOLLTION. TIM COPARTNERSHIP OF BRINKMETE ttP KLUSMAN L CO., has this day been dissolve! by mutual consent by the retirement of F. W. Brimmerer, and the afia.' of tbe old concern will be sealed up by the new firm of R0ELKER. KLKJUIY & CO., Compose'l of John II RielHer, Wm. II. Kinsman an John 11. Feldwisch, who have purchased out the store of the f'HTnrr concern, and will cnntitiue the MANUFACTURE OF STOVES and A G EX ERAL FOUNDRY BUSINESS, at the old stand on M iin street. PK KD. W. BRTMKMEVER, WM. H. KLlMAS. JOHN II. ROELKLR. February 1,13. feblt B RANDY AND WHISKY. btdstMd Kye nisicy; 14 eighth cask s fine Cognac Brandy; a bbls Bourbon Whiskv: S - Peach Brandy, received anS for tale bjr I. k D.HEIMANN. feHS BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS OF ALL KINDS' can found at M. L. Johnson's Book Store and Htnde: r; Blanks, Blana Books, School Books, Copy Bangs, kc. First store close to the Fostot&ce, near Main. fehlt FRESH ARRIVAL. SEMBICII has lust received a tine lot of Prints, and a general Assortmetit of Domestic Goals which will be sold cheap, for cash only. 8. EMBICn, fe!) Main street, three doors below geeond. EAD AND SHOT. li kegs, all sizrs, for sale at red ncd prices by U11.UA. ill ST. tSUW L3 Sycamore street. feb!3 mjEWBOOC. Peterson's Marazlne for February : . Traveriy oo ae ao: Singing StrJ; Missouri Harmony; Cannina Sacra, at febU DOBELL It C0NTGT0!C. riüPOWDRR.Un kers Ritle Powder; . 5 half ken Rifle Powlert ' SjOkegs sale br Blasting Powder, Inst received and far Z. II. COOK & SON. Arrets. lAXCY DRESS SILKS, on hand ani for i Mr cheap, forcash only, at 8 KMHICI1?, febl6 Main street, three doors tolnw Sernnd. I1UXGARIAN GRASS SEED. 'AISED in Deratur county, Iosra. atrlgtnsil Se-r" from Hungary about S years ago. Turns efl 1 4 to t tont of Lay to the acre, preferred to any t hay for stuc. A stock of the above Seed Jest 1 by Uan 131 Z. II. COOK St SON, Ag'U. TTaRTED BEEF. Mß fM) tt.s Choice Dried Reef; ES do Beef Tonruest s BMs Prime Pork; jutrereired ana for s. Jan-tf. Z. II. COOK st SON. by HOIWK PHOE . 4II-.-V haar genuine GRIFFIN Tl. S. Walla an hand and for sale by Ijan 111 SAM'L ORR. FOR RENT. ONE of the best business stands la the rttw, next doorto J. P. Byrne's on Main street. Petsetsioci given immediately. Forperticulers Inoulre ef dec2-U. DOBELL at CONHX&TON-. rXDRIESt. hoxes Raisins: '".""''' 2nhalfhovfsIUi1ni! 1 " 125 boxes No. t Herring; SO bbls Cement, 1 um receive fhr sale - ; FRRyrOTt BROS. FOR RENT. ToÜ ".9r.?K eorner of eoaaeeof Tkd and Chestnut streets, formerly occupied by J. J. DaBieU,Eso.,averydeslreabiesitnarion, with good stahUnc aadrarriagt honte Is tor sent to a rd teaan ensjutre ef Uaa-tf. J. T. BTRKR.

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