Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 84, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1858 — Page 3

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TUESDAY MOUNINU. MARCH 2 YsWrlv i 7 k. A I IIVM. I 03 TPTmT THBBNOVKTtB. A.M." TTTm. 1 I JT Li: Advertisements intended fur the Daily, matt b handed in before 4 o'clock, P.M. to Insure insertion. tV Xewsboys can be supplied with tlie JoraL. U tvra-i re cent a dozen, by apply ingst th Countlnc""on. XXXVth Congress First Session. "Wash r.GTox, March, 1m Horsr. The poaVer ha appointed Seward ' of Ga., Harris of Ills., Grow ot Perm., Curtis of Iowa. I!j1kp of Cc, a the committee on the Mattcoon cam. Mr, Harri wanescused on hiown request. Uorsx. Sherman ot Ohio submitted a resolution which i adopted calling for information as to whether any rnoner has been paid from the TJ. S. Treasnrr for the year endini? Jnne lat. for the Ix'jrulature. or the pre tended Lcjrislatare of Kansas. If so, under w! nt net. and from what fontU? Feveral memorials were read from the Legislature of Iowa asking for grants of land for Eailroad purpose. Sixate. Mr. Green eal'odnp the Kansas hill. Gwinn and Broderick objected aa the Pacific Kailroad bill had priority. Wastiixotox, March 1 r x The TTouse was occupied with the hill for Te-orzanizin? the clerks and other employees of the House, darin which they adjourned. Tlie Kaasas Bill. Sixati. Ihe Kansas rill was taken up. Mr. Green crave notice of substitute for the admission of the States of Minnesota and Kansas together hopln thereby to expedite business. He then proceeded to advocate the Import of the Committee remarking that the controlling facts of that document could not bo successfully controverted. An attempt had been made in the minority Keports to vade some of them, but they stood unnssaikd. He then panned to a personal explanation touching the statements in retrard to the action of the Committee, published in tho New York Tribune, which asserted that the majority of the Committee had made a positive promic to Douzlns and Collamer not to report till the succeeding Monday, and snbseonentlr violated that agreement. He proceeded to show the fiVity of tHw taement. by a detail of facts in the case. A discussion f some lenjth ensued between Green and Douglas, when the former pro reeded. He said be had a sobotifuto for the .bill reported by the majority of the Committee, which no would offer at the proper time this substitute provided for the admission of Kansas and Minnesota together, the object being to expedite tho business befora the Senate, so that other important questions mizht come cp for consideration. He then argued the legality of tlie Kansas Constitution, contending it was republican in form, and wa tho losral choice of the people. The population of Kansas U sufficient to entitle her to one representative; and the constitution of the United States prescribes no specifiie number of inhabitants. He referred to the unsettled state of the Territory, m a powerful and overwhelming reason for its admission: for it would give peace and quiet to the Territory. He bad received news to-day of murders committed by parties opposed to the Leeompton Constitution, and Gen. Whitfield had been driven from the Territory under threats of assaatflifttion. This was the reason, he laid, of the absence of the Federal otBeers from Kanaan. It is useless to cry peace, when there will be none, till Kansas comes into lie Union. Collamer followed. He referred to the Missouri Compromise aa bavins; settled the slavery agitation, being a fair bargain, he thought it wrong In the South, after receiving her portion of tho advantage to repudiate the compact. Who believed he asked, in 1854 that slavery would exist in Kansas. It was a well settled principle, that power to regulate implied power to prohibit, qnoting -instances to show where this power had ben exercised, and referring t the casein Missusippi in 1795 in point. He defended the Emigrant Aid Societies, denying that the emigrants from the North went to Kansas mcrelv to voe. without designing to remain there. He referred to the fraudulent elections, carried by interlopers from Missouri; and to other gross outrages, into which the Government had nevet examined. Without concluding, the Senate adjourned. Appointments Con Or med. The Senate in rxecntive session confirmed a large nuruber of appointment, made during the recess. Dr. Wru. Jonc3 has been nomi nated as Post Master at Washington, in place of Bcrrit whoe commission has expired. The nomination ol Cook as Post Master at Chicago was warmly deMcd for two hours rt " f 11! " a ! j no discussion lavoivca kuc uuetuuu vi u is moral integrity. ———<>——— A Retreat for the Mormons. ST. LOUIS, March 1—M The St. Louis Leader learns from Father Desmet, Catholic Missionary, who has spent many years among the Indian tribes on either slope of the Rocky Mountains, that there is a perfectly practicable and easy route, North from Salt Lake, to the British Possessions. Desmet traveled the route several times with light wagons, and gives it as his conviction, that if the Mormons leave their present location, they will probably proceed North and to New Caledonia, in British America, and settle at the base of Portage Mountain near the 49th parallel.— The route is described in detail. The country, and climate is stated to be eminently superior in every respect to that of Utah. The Leader calls the especial attention of the War Department, and the public to its article. ———<>——— From tUah [sic]. NEW YORK, March 1-M The Tribune's Utah correspondent states that three prisoners released by the Mormons, say that the latter are preparing an expedition to intercept Capt. Marcy on his return from New Mexico, and to seize the mules, and destroy the escort. ———<>——— Wrecked New Yosc, March 1 m The barque Allis Henry for Cayenne, was totally lost January 23J, having struct on Frondencia Keef. Her crew escaped. Steamboat Barst. Mkmphis, March I x " It is reported that the steamer Pelican took fire and was burned to the wster's edge last Friday two miles above Napoleon in the Arkansas river. .tew York Dank Statement. aw York, March 1 r h The Bank statement for the wees past, shows an increase 01 loans 01 m ereaso of specie 1222.000. Increase of nominal deposits 613.000. Deorcai of circcla tion 200. Decreaso of undrawn deposits 273.0)d. Iiciiidin? tho California remittances which is not calculated in the- week's averaee tha hanfca hehl over 3S.01.00). It is said no more specie will go to Europe after Wednesuay. Steaasboat Batrat. CrocisxATi, March 1 n The ateamer Henry A. Jones, bound from Cincinnati to I'arkersbnreh. when near Anpusta, Ky., Saturday nijrht, took ro in the pantry, and burned to the water a cdfre. Boat and cargo entirely consumed: no live lost. One or two badly burned. Boat val ued at $15,000, and insured in this city for 910,000 . Death of Veteraa Steamboat Mia. Cixcixxati, March 1 x Capt. J. Blair Summons, of steamer Jacob Rtrader. and over thirty-two years In . the Lonisville and Cincinnati trado, died at the Spencer Ilouia yesterday of congeation of the

Washington Items. . . . Wasiiwoton,. March I x The position of the Senator from Minnesota upon the 'Kansas question Cannes much speculation. . The friends of On. Shields de ny the osertion that be has' given bis opinion in favor of Lect-rupton. "They maintain that ho . is in. perfect unison with Judge Douglas. This will certainly explain the continued delay of action ou-the admission ot Minnesota. , Tho speaker of tW Ilonse has signed the necessary papers for transferring Wolcott, the recusant witness, nowinjullto the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, to be dealt with by the Criminal Court under a law of Congress prescribing pains and penalties in auch cases in event of conviction. Tho Union of this moruing, in replying to what it calls a temperate protest of the Richmond Enquirer, against the admission the Kansas party issued, says it is no part of our purpose to discuss the propriety or impropriety of holding those democrats who oppose the admission to account and to enforce against them edicts of excommunication. We bold no dictatorial office. We are entrusted with no such power. We claim simply the right to discuss the matter and to weigh all the facts in the case, and state the conclusions of a fair, candid judgement upon them, and to define the position of President and a strong array of Senators and members of Congress who re on the side of admission. We state facts which go out to people for precisely what they are worth. If they are not conclusive, they do not bind tlio party, though we Insist that they are entitled to great weight, with every democrat, who is culled upon to form a judgment upon question, whether the admission of Kansas is. or is not a party measure. The Union then argues upon the record and merits of the case. It finds ample testimony by which to claim party allegiance to the measure of admission into the Union. . It says the executive has done lU whole duty. , Washisgtox, March 1r x The Washington Union says the Sen tte of the United States have by a very large and decisive vote, defeated the proposition for an increase of the U. S. Army, The Commanding General of the Army ask a for additional troops. The Secretary of- War concurs fully in the demand, and the President urges it on Congress, as a matter of public necessity, and the Senate says no; ana the Senate have a right to speak Tho Executive has done its whole duty. The responsibility rests with the Senate for refusing troops to defend our frontiers against the hordes of savages, known to be under Mormon influence, and to be exhibiting symptoms of general and decid

ed hostility to onr people.' Tho Senate take also tho responsibility ot jeopardising the campaign against the rebellious Mormons. This too, the Senate have a right to do, end the people have a right to know that it assumes the responsibility of the act. Tariff Franc. Geo. Ashmen was before the Tariff Investigating Committee this morning. According to all accounts, he declared ho knew nothing whatever concerming tho matters about which he was interrogated. The Mattcson Committee holds its first meeting on Wednesday, next. Whitfield's Letter. Gen. WhlttleU in a letter received to-day says. Lane's party had served upon him notice to quit, threatcring unlsss ho does so, to assa5sinate him. He has sent his family out of Kansas. He has himself resolved to remain. He says house burnings and murders were frequent in the conntry opposite St. Joseph, in Missouri. Families have been driven out and several persons killed. Also ono in tho country above. Passace of tho Kansas Coastttatloa. Prominent Democrats calculato that the Kansas and Minnesota bills combined will paw tb Senate by or 8 majority, and tho House by about fifteen majority. Sam MsJary waa to-day confirmed by the Senate Post Master of Columbus, Ohio. --- -Henry A. Washington, late a profeooor of hUiorj in th William and Mary's College of Virginia, and editor of Jefferson's papers, was accidentally killed this afternoon by the discharge of an air gun, -at his residence near mis cut. Cu ablestox, S C March 1 x The steamship Isabella from Havana, with dates to the 25th nit. has arrived. Maxme rctzy and tho opera troupo are among her passengers. Forden Markets. Liverpool, Feb. 12 Kichard Spcnce quote tho market as very dull, and quotations as uominal, but generally unchanged from tho rates currtnt at tue sailing or the Anglo buxon Tor l ortlund. Flour quiet and declining. Wheat active, with an advance in inferior qualities of red, which is quoted at 1(1(4 2d ' higher. Corn-dull, with declining tendency: the bro ker's circular says that white corn has declined 2s during tho week. Provisions the anous circulars quote the .-narket declining. Beef hevy, with little inquiring. and prices weak, l orx heavy. Hucon dull, and lard heavy, at n decline of Is. Quotations nom inal tor tallow. Market generally unchang ed. Sugars quiet, prices cat-icr, but rates un changed. Cotfce steady, but quiet. Rice quiet; qotatious barely mentioned; middling quality ot Carolina sold at 13s 6d. Tea; sales unimportant. Kosin steady. Baring Bros. circular quotes sugar quiet at a decline of Cd (3 Is, but closed with better demand. Oof teo quiet. .Lard dull, and all quotations have slightly declined; sales ot western at Ms. Baring Bros, report American securities as slow of sale, but prices unaltered. Bell & Co., report a limited business at pre vioas rates. The money market was doci dedly easier. The Bank of England has re duced the rate of discount to 3 per cent. The Weather. Maxcn,!. Telegraphed this morning at nine o'clock by tho E. fc W. Wut. New York Wind North; mer 42. Oswego Win 1 South; mer 83. sVetroit vt eatber clear; wind V est mer cury 10. Lafayette Snowing; mer 13. Toledo Cloudy : mer 20. St. Louis Wind N W; mer IS. Booneville Clear; mer 10. Indianapolis Snowing; mer 24. Spriugfie Id Clear; mer 18. Dubuque Clear; rner. Jancsville Clear; mer 8. Prairie du Chien Clear; mer 10. Fulton, 111. Mer 9. Kock Island Clear; mer 10. Po'rtage City Clear; mr 8. Fen dn Lao Clear mer 7. Harriabffnrh. Pa. Wind N W: mer 39. Philadelphia-Cloudy, wind N W ;mer 42. New York Wind N W; mer 40. Dunkirk Cloudy. N W; mer 23. Hartford Wind N W; mer 8S. Elmir N. Y. Cloudy; wind N W; mer 23. Hirer .ews. FrrrsBCRo. Ma.vh 1 m River has risen 1 foot 6 inches since jeslerday; and still ris ing:; and 7 feet by tho pier marie, i.ain ana snow. Yesterday, and now cloudy. River still closed below, the gorges not having yet given way. Locisvilli. March I M Elver rising; 7 feet in the canal, and 5 fees on the falls. riTTBBcnoH. March 1 p m Rive 7 feet 6 I Inches by tho Tier mark, and rising. Ctnelmaatt Markets. CixciKw att, March I p. n. Fionr dnll; declined to f 3 65(23 75 for sufjrfine. Whuky firm at Ke. Prorisionin. active, but holders firm. ' LarA air in Kn, at 9 for bbl, and 10 for kejr. Sales of pork ana Dacon uuunpuriant. ugar active; 250 hbd oU at 5i'(Si'. Molasnea dull and nominal at 52j Exchange on New Orleans declined to 1 premium aad dull; oa the aat uncnangea; money easy. Kaw Orleans Market. w Oblxaxs, Feb. 87 x Oroceries Molasses baa declined 2c. :Rio cotTeo Iijllle. and atillor. Cotton nor. hand ed; aaloo of 11,500 bales, it iour saiea at ft öOtjJ Kcglarrtiac. , ounnyeioiin,

, Jtevr York Market. Kiw Tom, March 1 sc Iionr firm f t.OOö tibi. ' Wheat firm. Corn

heavy; 4,000 bushels' sold at 6oS9c. Pork havv at f Ifi 25SI8 ft for mess Lard bet ter; sales at 509X- ' Whisky c better; sales at 22 Stocks higher, active and excited.' Chicago &Hock Island 84W; Illinois Central 100; Lacrosse 11; Michigan Southern Mtf, New York Central 93 Reading 64; Milwaukio & Mississippi $2; Missouri 3's S4. Sterling Exchange dull at 109109. . Nxw Yobs, March 1 r x Stoeks closed heavy,- Cotton advanced: 3X)0 bales old; firm at an -advance of V. lour quiet; 7000 bbls sold' Wheat very dull. Con. unsettled; 41.000 bethels sold: bite 667; yellow C9e. Beef firm. Groceries quiot. Pork steady. Bacon heavy at for hams; CX(25 for shoulders. Tallow firm. Freight on flour to Liverpool s9d. Philadelphia Marke. PtiiLADKLFBiA j March 1 x The accounts by the America have caused holders of cotton to put up theii prices c, but upon breadstuff they had no cffixt. Shipping brands of flour are firm at f 4 SO and extra at 325 18. A lot of fancy Cin cinnati, sold at 5. Rye flour, and corn meal quiec neat steady at ful 07, Tor red, and f I 20(31 32 for white. Kjo wanted at Jc. Corn declined ' to 59c. Data steady at 8öc.' In groceries and Drovisioni there is no change. Wnisky dull at 22c: ' Baltlnsoro Market: ' Baltimoxx. March I x ' Flour rather heavy, but prices unchanged. Wheat receipts to day are 15,000 bashels, all of which was sold at tl 06 til 20 for white, and 95(l 05 for red. Corn receipts arge, and market active: sales of mixed at 50&53; white 5356; yellow 55H. Whis ky very dull at JluC22c. Provisions fiat, and unchanged. . . Arrivals aad Departure. Trorn P. O. Oltiley It Co.'s Icglstsr.) Masch 1. Tempest, Loalsvlile to Nubvf He. Southerner, Memphis to Louisville! . Monarch, Jfcw Orleans to Cincianatlt . Frank Steele, New Orleans to Pittshorih. Union. Bvw ling Green to Evansville. ' RAILROAD RECEIPTS. Narch 1. 24 cksprk.' Geo Foetor & Co.; csks prk, 1 bbl Ird, 538 Vg lrd. Brown A Aikman. 1 bx lantrns, Gilbert t Bowles: 64 bbls prk, 179 do fir, I A Crane; 2 bxs lethr. a xeis- it twin dxs axs, k ox nawrc, i Die bltntr. Chs S Wells: 12 bxs mdse. 1 do bks. S do shoes. 5do hats. ? blcs mdse, R S Howard: cr Id Ilk prk, il Oavisk; 4 b feathrs, Sml Orf. STEAMBOATS. THE PACKET DONE. tArTAIX Ilt'KRON OIVES ÄX lNTITAHoS J ta all tha business Men of ' n im n fcransvillo U dsk a trio to Cairo and back, free of etiarse. that thev our have a chanr wt sing tne people ana country au aionf ue Hirer. w no win got . ieo.'4 Lonisvillet Evansville and .llemphio Keenlar Weekly Packet. THE LOW-PRESSURE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, (lW. TRIP LETT Commander. J. B. AJtCilKK, Clerk. LEAVES txulrUl erery Tuesday at 3 r. .; K-ares Mem phis every rnaay at & r. n. Itre. KVANSV1LLK fnr tOriTIM.E erery SUN DAY at 4 r. w.; leaves RTANSVILLK furMKM Fills rrerj WKDNESIlAYatll a. nrWtv Buinst solicited an4 atteadel " WAD RH pifaET-KATB SARCUhT. A JuT? 1 Thi steamer KATK a ARCn I 'Ty 5j T.T will run ren Wrly front I 111. I. Ik. U".k..k Inl. durinir the winter, or as Ion as the river sliall be navicable. Stopper may rely oa her trtakln recoKi Mini in. u ti . m i isr trips, ano uie M riciett auenuon octna firm o their orders. " dot is-tf REGULAR EVANiVILI.E AXD niVKR PACKET. WADAS1I tnr. UMPIRK 50. t-nt. ton. astet, will nut as a rerular J. Kransriuo ana wanes ifctvet packet. For freight or passaf apply On board. KVA.XSYIULB CRAUP0RD8VIULB TT RAILJTOAD. FrLoulsvll1e, ClnclnnatU'St. LoU,Iadlsa. CIIAXfiEPTIirE. . MOS DAY, NOVEMBER, Crd, .... . . Ts V .nd &f?er this date, the Mail Passenrer train will 1 W Imti Kransrille at S o'clock and minutes P. M., makinf close connection at Yincennes with trains East and Weston the Ohio tnd Missistipoi Railroad for Loui.riile. Cincinnati. M. Louis and Curo, and arrive t Tr ll&nr. it into P. M. connecting direct with Express trains for ladianaooiia, c icve laud ana ine V. .ml fnr rhirsroanil Central Illinois. RETURN IN G leave Terra Haute at 4M P. M-. Yincennes at Vt. and arrive at vansville at 10:ua P. M. ... Freisht trains fwith a rassentrr c.ratinrneii run as fnll.iw.: Imva Knnill at 6-' A. M.. Arrive at Terre Haute at 4-m P. M, Leaee Terr liaute at 40 A. M.t Arrive at Eransvule :9 P. Jtl. FA11FS. To Louisville tJ 00 " Ciucinoali...... V 44 Indianapolis.... S 'S To St. Louis 98 SO " Cvro 7 "J 44 chicr.fo ; ? PiRhunr KOO Cleeelaud 14 V Rutftlo 1 W 44 New York J &C 4 Philadelphia....' Ui Fait in .re 23 7 44 Boston 20 i0. Vtasai&fton.... H Foe in InformaiLin or throneh tlcVets SBPlT Company's Transpurtation office, bead of Locust stree bvansviue. ... ,. jonx IXOLK. " upeTintendent. tV If enderson CsrowerrUT, Mt. Yertvm Advocate KTansville Kn.iuirer and Mt. Caruel Ktgister teou former adverbsment and copy. - novi.w ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. , AEW ARRAXUEMKAT. IHE ADAMS EX PRESS COMPANY respectfully announce to their mends and patrons, Uie puo icnf Evansville and vicinity, that, with Increased fa announce to their Mends and patrons, tlie oubilities for the transpurtation of JTKJS1UII r, PACKAGES.- . MüSÜ Y and . m VALI7AILE8 They solicit a continuance of former la von. Erpt ciai care taken m the eollection 01 BILLS. . !? O T B f . sittVatr&nsMrtallonof small -or rsloable paccasTS. All perms wishing to avail themsclros of tle facilltieanfLhe Exoress. can obtain anv desired infoamatior In reference to the routes and details f the business. at theirotnee on r irt street, oetween .'nam ana boraii orposite the Post-Otlice. d; O.K. FISH. AftTRANSPORTATION WESTWARD. "rE bef to call the attention of Maechants buyinf 11 n. nnterfcn their fall stocks from the Eastern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the Baltimore and Ohio RMIrond, for the safe and speedy troportalion of Freichu to Evansvtlleand vicinity. Connections are made with the most reliable ttailrnaus an eieamviipa. ivor Route shortened and improved iy completion to rar kerlarnh. ThroofU rates lower looa 07 maj outer rintf.. A tytO V til M. POTTia, Btn; k. r. n ii.lt, rnuaneipuw: 1 . . - m - . 1 1 . CW.IvavitL, N. 1 ork, J. T. csolaro. iu:umore, fortnforoisiinnortirr,rate,frto ni o.r m i.KSUU.. r reimt jisenw. Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana WM. DIERBOWER, Wholesale and ; Retail . Drnjglst, WASniSOTON BLOCK. RAW STREET, ... EVAXSVILLE. I.DIAXA. TnE rxDEttiioxEn n aviso purchased thestocK of J.J. Penninrton.befi leave to call the attention or M mens son tne Kt. , a,uetanent. Of lrue. 1 mi. nventTs. Glassware and Perfumerr. His stock wl.l be renewe! rreoneniiv irom tne it bwius anu l,e irnsta the' frleo-t of the old Stand will cottinoe , their kieral paroee. ; .... . Country dealers and physicians will find it to their t re hj-sicans prescriptions carefuUv prepared at ; tain street, belt LAI'S VAIL. A tween t irst and Third, alSLACK LAC K VAIL Tne nnnrr inn Ties leave 11 a uiis vu.r, vi oeorub tuokLnuilvs Sadditf sp.-Cirff14! leave it at this office, or at crern febO-lt DRIBS . IOOKhi tiunny Bant . . . . ! IS Nls C rushed b u gar ; St bbls Loaf eagar,tn stor and for sU kr..

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FIVE REASONS' WHY I WISn TO DO AN EXCLUSIVE CASH DUSINE3G. . B.'lIRST M profits are not su(Ec!ent to admit ef a M: lonf email and losses. SicorbU. L find I cannot credit one and reraie others witlioattivinf offense Twiaoiit. Jfy temper i not sufficiently mild to take pWntlralLthe insaltsofl'ered on presentation of bills. FotraxMLVrrl bejieve it to be the interest ef all person to par osh for whjd tbey coname. fiFTMtv. That I can oner my cash customers, and Ciose srho have raid tneir bills priMnptlr, additional inducements in prices and assortment, and will spare no inuuermeais ia my jfover foracontinuancc of their trad tor cosh. ...... -'.... SAMUEL IMBICn. fb9 . Blain street, three doors below ftecuod. FUN FÖR 1UE. MILLION! DELLS l"DC:LL0h FIFTY STRAPS SLEIOtt BELLS ! SKATES ! SIC AT Ed ! ! f TnBLE HUNDRED -PAIRS CKATESl Some very fine, xni pricesrsnrinf from tic to 4 pf pair, witk or without straps. 44 Boys make hay wbils tho son shines." CU A. S. WELLS. , ... Ken Sand. cppotiteJ.il. Aligse fc Co. febU-Sw , ; C"10DETS T.ADTS POOR for March. Jnst received Why. C.V.ii - IKJBKLL fc COMT0TOX. A GREAT BARGAIN TO RB HAD. f. XXT TWO HORJKvTAGO, with four extra 1 food Sprints, for sale at a very loo Price, hr Sccond-nand Farnltarc Store. Tri! nndrrs'tanod notifv the eitisens sf BrsinTille aud victiuty tht thier have, m Ute omer of Tölrti an4 Vine streets. !CtI-UAND FUKXITURK TO RK start. 4. They efTr their artkrle for rue at reasonable tenas. VT make trades for old furniture, ant repair fum'.tare with neatness, so that it hardly differs foom nee- mave. lIKCIIKNKAUERfc BXTXOr, ' febU2m ..Cornerof Yin sand Third streois. j COXPBCTTO.KRB KTGAR. ' Otis. Jost received ant fit rale by socl j- - OILBKKT4 BOWLES. , npiIRZ CüTfS A5D CALT3 FOR SAIAJl Eaquire of l Euquu-t of Z, U. COO. OS. ttli . - tenio J EW st'G A R kD MOI.HKfi. We are IV seilin a doced prices. selling a very choice arttcle ef fcoth at creMlv re BOOKS ! SIV? BOOKS IM Quits, by the Author of Initials; farthenta, or the La 'Days of Pacinian, on If just TLoP just published hy Tirknor k TleUs: Isnt Hunters, ty Capt. Maya Kosd: Mabel Yauahai 5!ossüide.by U arbn.IIarland; . lelow Brook, by Mrs. Uolniet; r llotnestead on the IIHI Side, ' do! Sehool Days at Ruftiyt A new mtpply of the iet lle.kt ef the vesr for nsJ by . (Jamil .. DOBJCLtt CuNt.NGTOX. II AN ILL A ANDnr.MPBEDCO1U)8,IND0ZS.( ill AXDKtELS.-iOl'aeVsKesfocfcilehr janS: . ClLUKKTst WMTLE9. ILI.rTR ATED L02C BOX 5 EWS ' Pnmh: . ' '. ' Musical BooQoet, at feb ..- 1K)BELL tt COXTXGTOX. , - , ASTLENDTD selection cf Quarto and fther Bibles J nu received ty fehl 9 TVBKM.a:roTXOTOX. TEW BOOKS.OaLu, autWof Initials; ii ler" and Hereafter: I l'as: il aura, mt JsnM DODELL k CONTXGTON. miEW BXR. iust recetred TWINROSES, by 4 .Mn. Aiiciue, lurmeriT -irs. .iiuwsit, m Jonas DODELL k COM N GT02 . pirrruRC rnAJirs. BE ACTirL'L assortment of fuijt nouKing of aa wiiths Just meivH hr rVKs ftOREf.T. rnxTxnTov. t . - LOOK ÜUTI XAYIKR BAUMOARTXER hs a claim arslnrt mo for several hundred dollars, bat whether in the form of a Note. Receirt or Account, I ans unable to say. All perswBS are hereby ovuAed not to puichase fron him any claim against n, for I am bot In dei4ed to him. and will not paxjtnv ""w, Cla the contrary. be is AMCIL MYERS. t..e LAW PAUTNERSIIIP. innV j. CrtAXDLKR and HLTTMK iitnrs w nve aaeociRTca uiemseiTes toertiier In the practice f Lav. and will atrene promptly to all business connected with their profession, Which may oe entruweo to Inem. V ofttee on Locust street, opposite tao Sherwoo Ilnov. KTantville, Ind. sepö. DLOW I!AXDLr.S.-W0pairaa7edaa4 split Plow At itaouirs, tor soMty . febl'J AMCKL ORR. Lead ripp..- : , , A cood SMorunent received sad for sa by Jaa Is IAS L URR. aoTF.EL rLOW MOULDS. JOB Steel Plow Moulds, irom No. ( to N . , f-f aal fey fefct MMUEL RR. TAT RECEIVED KT EXPRESS ef A fine assortiaeat of Comic aud 8ent!mrtal Tal ntines, fe sale by .J. UEALKI. reus CN DRIES. 40 bx Hambüren choes; pj bxs Star Candle7 . . abblltlacKbcrry llrandyt I do do Wins; 5 do Oinrr Tlne: ;?V,' 10 boxe rarest Wlnt Bitters. rewlv?d and for sale nR iXDT. PerS tenner Pannv Bullitt. direct from MM Custom IlftUw of Ner Orleans, i half pipes Alx SijTitttlBrandy, received and r.r sa'e hv ie i.sv.iisiMs.i.-i CORDAGE. 2bS(.s. JImpBedrorii(Lonf; . to coils Slanilla HedcoM: . 55 26 do do UaUerkopet do Jute ' do . du: . . . - do do Belcorddoi Just received and for sale by HIIEKLKKS KIUU3. riYPRES". MILL COTTOS YARX AND CAR U PET CIIAIN.-3W ban of this well-known and favorite brand, fortaUat MairarsMurer's prices tr UILBEKT at BOW L.E.3, re' Asents Cyprss Factury. mXSCX fOAPpi.-r300Uxes,eonsisÜnc of Mil itsnr Sharin. Transparent Cakes, TrMparent iors, r iicy im, r ncy uars, eic. vustreceiTca ana for sale vsav low by . UUjilAKl BUWJ.SI3 CAXf)LE9. h0 boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; f-0 do Star da: 25 do ' CiucinnaU Pa!m 'p, Just rwelved by fcba - tVIIEELCK K SttUUS. M MPKR YIN K.I AR. Alibis PURK CIDKRTIXJCOAX, for rale by janJS Z.H. COOK k SON. TBAISINS. Ii -e boxes received an tv sale by jj VICKIRV k JOnX.STOX. WZ"ANAWIf A SALT. harreTs. In fine oHer. for JilL aale by. . . ... UILUKK.T 4t BOWLDS TALENTIXEI! VALEXTINES V Coai and Seiim'-ntat, lust received at febi 'ErXIYED nY EXPRE3. M Frank Leslie's Sew Masrtne for March, 1 Orahain's d do - dot . Emerson's MafzUic and Putnam's MnthTy;at fob3 ' J.IIEALKS. ECEITEDRT EXPREM. 1 Asiericau Almanac, fir ;. Purtun's Ecclesiastical Uiftorv; Pru.U for Cbri flisn Sasorj; hi ft snd second St riet, at Uantlr .J.iii.ALi JENKINS & CO., VTHOtHAtt DtaLtSi IN TEAS ONLY, - -pnilaADKLPIIIA. mnr. xevc crop or tea is sow arriving H and slHngmooti below the high rates of the past year; the present wereiore .opens run we picavurapecto our avain reingaixe 10 lurnisn as i"oi an Lirlefoe the rke. a f-wTuertv. - We also taae plea sure in announcing that we have concluded to extend the tune on small bill, heretofore sold on two and ikre muaihs. m three acd four months credit. sell Teas in mir Metalle l'acxaces.and the n umher is C'lnstantly increasing, notwithstanding the stmng prejudice that onoe existed agair-.nt teas put np in this convenient form. Thlvunexaraohwl success is the legitiroatercsultoi anusinessuniianiy ttone, rora long term of years upon Just and fair principles, and espec iallv wilhan eve to tt whn!evme one of "Small paöms s Qcica Rtvrt5 ' Teas being a periahabie article, dealers" are reconv aende-l to order amaJI and frenpirat bills. - . Those who sun preirr me nia way, are rarnisneA with tei in the e-ririn-sl balf-ehests, at- three cents per ft. less than in Metallic Packaa-es. . . a. n. Hurlbutt is noionver ia our emolov as Travel ing Agent his place being supplied by another. ftbJS-dfeWK EiVlPMYMEJNT. 1 .. kl .. tU t50 a Month.and all Expenses raias AOEST IS WAf.TE KVERT TOWN f T)4 Con ty in the Toiled States, to encage In mw.ii.'iM smt buainesii. bv which the abovw ' prontomsy booerutaiv raaiited. for ran porneujar .SidreaoH.MONXETtfe CO.. corner of Btoosno and , Mercer aarrwts, S?w Tork Olm, lac lgJ D gon e poesa

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. STUATTOJI, : . LIVERY AND ! SALE STABLE, Secoatd; betweeat Mala and Locnst Streets, Opposite UK Presbyterian t -batch, .'EVANSVILLE. - i - TIIE "anden'rred bsia larte and com-TT maAinuj Bnck VtaMe with sheds forcnr- 11 naes, and is prepared tu take horses the day, week or moath. Iliscusiumers may he sure of uavinf their animals well and carefully attend' ed to. He refers to the following gentlemen whose borses be has bad a lone tine utder his charge. He hs also a nnmber of good aud safe horses for the Saddle or Harness, with a number of new and comfortable bar ties, to hin.' Orders for S.vMle Horses o Horses and Buggies. wUl be punctually aUeuded tc n efer to C. O.KEAT. las0.nve. C . R. B K M FAT, Beroent t Tiele. . J.S.OAYITT, Ex-Sherifl. CYPRIAN PKEoION, Kcenk ITeeton. oct1iTTlyl . , J. TRATTOX. IUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. The Atlantiofir KeTuum Leslie's a.te of Fashions for February; Onbam Ms-gsrine do do; , Mrs. Steven's Monthly do , do; ' - 0Jey " I-n r Kook do do; laVer' M.igaxino wo do; - BchoolfelJow do- , do; II-insrhoM Words , tls . do; Lavlies' Repository do , do; Illustrated London Kews: Punch, and all the nvtnrjnet and t mMr.inei and newspapers, at DOBKLL k CONYNOtON. feMSCXPRIK8 . UeOiTO Kitra fne freetrade Cigars; . .-f W Gross Tint Flasks: .... .15 Boaes KseiMre Coffee: 1 . . dos. L M. Half Bushel Measures; . it do wsshhoardt: IS do. Peck and Half Peck Measures; H Boxes German soap; roe'd and for rale by ang3 I.fc D.HEIMANN. .. . ;. :To the Ladies. GODET5 Lady's Bork for January; Ladles' Repository for December it decis DORRLL fc CONYXOTOX. SOUN DRIES. 60 boxes Prims Cheese r fO do Star Candles) t do etarch; lOvdoxen Bnxmt; (0 Bbls. Cement; just ree'd And for sale by septll - PRESTON BROJ. fiCXDRlES.P: soer shelled Almonds: . oon. so do, English MTalnmtsj Brazil Jluts; , Filberts sndl'ea Nuts. For sale in lots to suit, by Z. H. COOK ft BOX; KANAWn.A SALT.-SObhU Xo. 1 alt. In yard, and for sals by rTUaiELER at KI0Ü3. tfi SL1RESII BALTIMORE OYSTERS sT Received daily by Express; and for sale at reduced prices by lottaij I. It D.HXIMAX. OOO IBS. choice m9W For sale hy Indigo; 100 do. Madder. Z. II. COOK k gHiARS.ä Mats Cinnamon: " ' 1.KIU Assorted floe Clears Inst rereir.! r.nd fnr le py ; i.fcp.iJFiMANX. fRESII BALTIMORE OYSTERS. A. Those Fine No. I at SI On per can, 44 Extra J.F.atll ttprr'rsn.st JsaM . K. II. COOK fc SOX. AkJUGAR. Prime New Orleans Sugar, uo rjanution älaUsse, Tor eaTe at reenced prices by Uufc28J Z. II. COO It & SON. SUNDRIES. . ' . bOdoa Liueral,fcoanl: . 2i bxs Western Reserve Cheese: f)da Ue-k-ordu: M Reels Ctnn Rope; 6'iO lbs UempTwino,iut recelved, and for nie by febi WHEELER k RIG4iS. M. L. JOHNSON'S fCXK STORr, HOOK ItlNDERY, AND mm IlLATIh H'KIK MANI'VAPTOKV. Virt alreef ' Mvwn Viin ami l.ocuit. Evitnsv.lle. Indiana. RUnk Boks made to or.l-r. with or without printed heidf.ar.d tlirsxines. Muaic. ic, boo nd in any style that may be desired, lUUIUKW Pcabodj's Prfolam Pro II fir Corn. OnHISIStV" "NETCORX evereffered to the PrVXiT. irUer th.,B cnmmn" font. Tm.SÜT1 a fir,n nint Coro S"14 vere beaey. THIRD I; nuta .mt .no. ... I .v. i ' . - Mra tK. .... .t --....., miu weauvscrsucanng ears me a M the ffi!l!n rac s !VW,UJ Z. U. COOK k hON. febU-dJtw SoleAgeuu Gmrdeo Seeds! Garden Seeds for 1838. TJ ' TT. Cook & Son Agents far th tals of Landretb MJ It Son's Ce'eKrated (laden Seeds have just re eeived Uieir first shipment this day, rix: 100 dosen Papers Early York Ca'jbags ... IM do da lArre Drufflhesi ds ' M) do do Ox Heart do 100 do do Irnmhead Bsroy do 60 lbs assorted Caspare Lee4 In Bulk; IPO dozen Papers Red We ther'sfteld Onio ' loa do --d YellewPtrastnirg io ' 60 do do White Silrer skin do V Vs saw r ted Oaion 3eeJ in Bulk; W do. Papert ass'd res and wtnts solid usiery , 100 do do do Cwumher; de do de do do So Ppinacn; do do Lettuce; do do Melons; do do Carrot: do Cress or Pepper Orasaj do Assorttd Toni oes; do do Radish t fro aa ts to do Bushels assorted ueans; ! -do do - Peas; S do di Corn; 100 doseu assnrted Beets; ' 2a &s Beet Seed in Bulk. Just received and for sale at wholesale and retail I j - jaaS-dxw-tf Z. U. COOK. BU, Agents. 'HOICK LAYER RAI8!.S. j 1' hoice N t w urrant ; Choice Ssw Citron; just received snd for wie by m tttntr-v niTEU HRtT.M WLf auuO tl. Cnlce Hulled Bo-kwht, Jost reeelyel and fir sale by z 11. cook & sox. BUCKETS x TUBS. , IV dos. pUin an-1 fancy bncKets; 60 da farcy half do; (0 dos. painted tnha, 11, S and 3; 25 nests (3 ea) . de; 23 do (ea) "do; Just received La stars and .fV 'J5 . WHEKLlkR k RIG OS npAnAünnicE. AL 25 Uils iv; K tlerrea KicS. Inst reed bv Jel VTIlEELEK 41L160S. RTAKES 50TI0X". for Mvcb. V .InJ-n tt-weeiat DOIELL tt C0NYX0T0S. CST RECEIVETBT EXPRESS. S Yansee Notions for Maren; Swan's Instructive Realers; Musical Banquet, for sale by feW J, ITEALT. I, ARD XSD BCTTER. : . J a hols. Unit 'riicÄksox. rBTSfnirsi mivn alt Jl SnO bsjrs, very coarse, rer'd per steamer Falrchi UI aadfjrsaletry uaoitl tu. f vsit S 4 sacks Rio Coffee; IbalsMocns; SO pockets Java; just ree'd by tepo Z. IT. COOK : "Oy. a nwv 11 a UWs Honey from JTew ComN Jnrt rorelred and for sale by 7. 11. COOK fe SON. JCT ItECEtTED ll dnsen Looking Glasses: !S do Clocks, every description; j irgtl"" d XXt' BABCOCK fcSOX!CTAO. BRAS. COIUi" AKD OATS. . ert for sale by . U.COOK It SON. aTIFLE POWDER. iOkers bestouamy. for sUe MM. by JanJO . OILDERT BOWLE? JL SnO bush, ree'd per Canal and for sal ny an 14 CEO. roSTRR'fc CO. 1RAX. 10,000 Busaali Bran. Just receivH andfor a sale ny Z.Il.COOKfe tfOX. flRAN I BRX!!-i tons In qnantities to salt MM P purchasers; leave orders and have K sent norae, free of drayageby SAM.sICKCHi. a-arsrtn a 1 !fO. II snUoffinoTlrginiTobajroof different press received and for sale by I. k D. IJEIMANN. srtTTII ttirs ' l!i iuO Canal Mills Excelsior from White Tit sat fftnT GLASSES. HA. ' tarrels Mols. 25 half barrels Molasses, just received per steamer Chancellor, and for sale by VfnEELER fe RIG03. fehU TJJIDRIES.cases Fine Indigo. ; 1 do do Ncjien. . ISO yats aajila. Am Tm Titawd H c?os Candle Wirk: 6eaw Cotfu Warr, fee . In iioit tad for nie by it uhn. PirGiis. . 100 Steel Kl esst at wholes-tie and retail janM-dsw fSORTC SIIEXtERS. . Western Cora cbeller; a south was Corn nnener j r -- Z. H. COOK st SOS. JaaSS-dsnr EDGE TOOLS, JfcC. TO CLOSE. T will sell the ba'ance of StsckBaLalne of Siacle and Doul-le Bst Axes. Uoad Axe, JUnd and BencnAxcs, Adaes, fee at euch oiS? market rates. n examination f lods aalir ta R. J. ASDEKSUS.

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-r .7,7 7jiISCELLANE0US. , . , , 1 1 - - ia 1 ... 1 1 ,r - y - GET THE BEST l. MARKET! EVEEY LADT SHOULD HAVE ONE!

wm TnEfJR MACHINES we unquesrionaWv the BEST In the marktU So well reg ulated fsmilv VJ,'r?. .ibottt a UKUVER k 11 A K E k 5t I,:MAC1JlN1:: made expressly for FAMILY BE n .vT'7 nia5'e MW n perlor stitch, in which the threads are so fastened as to render it larossiaLtto fip, eren h erery third stitch he cut. It makes a more oeautitci aal dursbie seam ttuui can he done hv hand, whue it sew silks or cuttoo from ordinary spools with equM f:irtt1ry,e a mere chance rf sikk. UROVEkSillAKERSEWIXdMACIITXErO.. 4ö Broadway, New York , 1 Summerstreet, BosUm; and :Chenut street. Phlladeli hia. alar A rtvpectaMe snd repuiiMtle Agent wanted for "Evansville Comins ..Up .lo Demands of the Times." the R. B. HART, AGENT FOR THE F0LLOtIXQ MILLS AND MACHINES, otters for sale - Tbe Great Eastern Corn Hasker, SHKLLF.R AND ClMXANKR. TThichwiil Shell ftomlrOOO to 200 bushels peray ALSO . - THE AMERICAN ELEPHANT. " TU Great Xotetiyof the Day." " It i-tlie best Mill ever invented for the Fanner's use. Itwitl mukeT: varieties of product. It will rrind Uie Corn and Cb fr feedinjt aniinals. It makes coarse or fine meal as my be wanted . and It will bolt the meal ss Hsrindsttror leave it unholtd at the option of Uie operator. Il will rrind ."vices, Itrufs or almost any other üM-lnoe m iik h reU ires the operation of crimling. It does aH these things, and requires but a little po er to drive it. THE GREAT BENGAL TIGER; . Is a Mill designed to make the various rradeii of hominy, and is one Of the best Machines ever invented for U purjKXe. Bradford's Portable Barr Is too well known to need a description. It Is tlie che.ipeM, and at tlie same time, lire easiiM kc4 in rel Mr, of anv In tue. All qf the abovt iiilis ad iiachiues can be seen in operation at . II A KT K. MILLS. . Corner of Second and Canil streets, where the nnhlie are inrni 10 can ana pes me iaie lmitroTementa fr the ace before purchasing elsewhere. All orders will be promptly filled. R. B. LI A KT. 1 . . . w . . juas.-u-wtr - The Triamphof Mccbanisra. AMERICAN WATCHES. rHESE TVATCIIES AKE PRODUCED BT THE Milt intra Ikal hll m-ul. 1 mwimn rin.. I nni the ben in the world. itsubti:utca tlir raril :v :'l of nuchinn deriaed expreaaly for this eatahlihmrnt. each .f whion works due to exitctneas, taruing out ench part so as to be an accurate tit in any oue of a thousand watches. Absolute precision cf time is nearly a-tained ry uies waicnes, as tne inetriutit r.ni r their aimplicity and exactness of structure. The e.e of their rpair Is obvious as the makers hare aivuvs on haml, f sale, the diflcmit parts of Uie waich i-er-fectlv nnwhed, to repair damages. Besides the watch heretofore otferca to tnerrsie. we are now maktna- a second qualite, tuienor 1 m nrrt only in having less finish in immaterial parts and a lighter case, in is we oner at a price so mwi" l. h within tha mvani of et err Class, and we re cotumen-l itiwaoundand reliatle, and greatly superior to liaport! watches or equal price "-'et i lie trau eure can lion eu aainsi i.tiau.-u w i . imUatior.s with ahichthecountrv is flooded. Each of our beat Watches Is engraved on the plate, Arri.ros. Tascv K Co., WalUiara, Mass., ana is accmpiniea with a certificate of genuineness aud perpetual warrant v. oeer our own signature. ' We refit with new a mambl dials, of beautiful quality, watches of all kinds, the dUls to whli a may have ncen broken. Orders mir be o1.lresea to us flireci, or to any 01 the under mentioned firms, who are agents for the sale of ouf atche. ...... Messrs. COOfEK & FoLLUW S, ZO. 11 Wiwen Lan.N.V. . FELLOWS a: Co., a.it aiaiflen urne, 1 . PLATT BROTHER. No. 20 Maiden Lane, If. T. IIILPEBL'UN k BROTHER, Philadelphia. PRATT fe KEATII, VhiladelpMa. PAtMEK & BACIIELIEIt.f,Boon. BI'SKLOW BKOS. k K EN NARü, Boston. MTHME & CO.. Cincinnati. and Messr. F.03BINS & APTLETON. No. 15 Maid en Late, , X ., onr eHtsi wrents. . . n febit-SttdSw Waltham, Mass. - - . . a . AN ORDINANCE To reewribe the time within which real estate may bo sold for the payment of City Taxes assessed U'on: secTfo. I. Be it Plained iy tne lommou t ouncu of the City of Evansville, that from aud after tne pas-a-uro nf t!il Oidinar.ee. it slia.l and inav he Kwful for k r ii. roiiMHAr nt an v time after the first M omlav in llctoiier, ans neiore inesncnnii jumnaj ci f vu. ji esrh veartomiKe the taxes nnsessed,on roil estate, eithefbv the seixnreand sale of the gooda and chattels . . 1 1 . . .aII rim tU liA 01 tne owner or ciaimaiii uirtcuiim or piece of cround iLe f. upon which the tax remains unpaid or so much thereof as may be necyswy to pay such taxes ana costs 01 niinr 1 "lyWau. n. WAtxsa. Clerk. fe9 CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. U'E beg to announce respectfully to the public of ETsnarilie and Vicinity that we hare entered intoco-partnerhip under trie tuieoi iooen at i onynion, sil will comluctthe Book, Stationary, Marasine.anl NewsrAper trade, at the Old hatnd pf Dobdl's. late T)oe!l fe Lister. Main street. We lieg to thank our kindcufMnmers for post fsvocsv and ta solicit their continuance, assuring theu tliit tyome baf"re hem with new stock an-ljne determination to supply their want, well and Prompt ' decS-tf. ' E.J. 1KBELL rWAXBimniKS! CHABEimiE8!bbl Choice Cranberries, tir am ts of theeaon, for sale ay a., it. k. r.i II. and Hamburgh Cheese. 35 boxes l irs-e. "Jul of reit Quality, just received per steamer Mareng and for sajelow bv GILBERT BOWLES. JL 40 IS uihels White Beans; . . . . . 3t do Dried Arples: Jut reeeiAea sni tot Z. II. COOX fe SOX. sale br rtmii WHISK V. One runcheon Pur Irish for sile hr J. Whisky.justrtceived anlforsilehr docl. TE.NNEY fe SOKEfU.. IlEEN APPLES. CO bbls assorted "Ohio" A ppica, tu btore aud for aal. Ij xlcKEll BHX! BRAX! BII.ÜVI bushels Lran remvcH Tf R-vlrsd OTTER, fceMM 31 ds Fresh Table Butter; fart 4 wiVlwav A( IM dos Fresh Eggs; j ast Reived snd for -alelby jans-tf. Z, II. COOK fe 0N. H niche's Labor Raving Wash-boarda.-W dosen of the ahove liiards for ssle at manufacturer's price by Z. II. COOK fe SON, Agents. triLOTER ANDTIMOTHT SEED. tO bushels iMo Tunrthy Seel, ü bush I j uhio and Rentucvy Clover Scd, just receivwl and fur sale by Z. H.COOK fe SON. I.1ISH ! FIPn!!- . Salmon, Mackeral, II erring and Codfish, for tale fry Z. 11. COOK fc SOX. OODEX BOWLS, s. l(io .ris wooden owii 13 dozen 1o Trays; 6 do As'd Chums: e do Kollipg Pins; . 25 do Mashers, J ast receireo sna: orFsieoy 7.. H.CtMlK fe SON. ALTER ROPEi 23Coils Hempand Manilla, "or AT m. e ty jaa37 - (MljllMllKKUinr.9. Sycamore street near Water. BLACKW0ODS XAQAZISE tn1 the Review it jan. DO BELL fe CON YNOTOXS. DOMADEiÖ aTass fancy Pönale jast receivM tnd for sale fcy - l.K u. II ll.'IA.1.. ?V1"TS. 3Ts Brazil Sur, Almonds, Filberts and 1 English Walnau, for wie tow by . feM3 GILBERT & BOTTLES. 1 'S IOS. S0O drums Choice Ttea, for tl were nm to the trade, by GILBERT fe DOWLEä.

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couches! locxues: SOME Pine Chamber Couches, In Damask and Enameled Cloth coven, made up expressly for the C ite trado, for sals low bw J3? EC UM ITT fe STARK, 7frst sU S ' ....

FROM NEW ORLEANS. - ' ROBERTSON & 9IcDO ÜG ALIV"COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. 11 OHAVICR STREET. NEW ORLiUAXS. PARTICÜLAR AXD FAITHFUL ATTEXTI0 . Civen to the ssi 0f Lard, Bacon, riour. Oram, and all other Western 1'roduce. Uri!T? for 9offee ?u1r- Molasaeo, and other arUclsw carerelly and prompUy filled, when the funds accun pany the order. iiriBisoii: Messrs. Ju lab t Denny, Yincennes, Indiana. John Ross, Esq., M MerchAPts generally, " Messrs. P. O. O Riley & Co Evansville, Indian. 0. W. Rathbone, Esq1. W.IUtrrd,Ei ' - -Jsmes M. Rar, Eiq Indianapolis, Indiana Wm. Sheets, Esq., 44 J"1" B1ke' " ' febgTfewlw i-aaa aM sawaMStaaSI aftsaSI feSSSStsaSBaa J.T. ATCOCE....S- W ft ClstATBOVtsf. AYCOCK ic GREATHOUSE, , LIVE STOCK. DEALERS .AND. , C03I3IISSIOX. 3IERCIIAATS, zrriBsox crrr itock lakdixo, tf - SEW 0RLEA.X3. T.VICHELL & DÜTCIIER, . . COMMISSION Si. FORWARDING .

NEW ORLEANS. DUTCH EU Jk TWICHELL, commission: & forwarding SAINT LOCIS. , , . . TV Liberal advances made on cotuSgnmects to sitTrof our houses. . Kirta T Messrs AILIS & nOWE, Messrs. BKMK.1T fe VEILKv, Messrs. HOWARD & BKUWN, lEvansrlU. ) deeply. T. C. TWICHELL . H. FA IB CHILD. T. C. TWICITELL & CO., vonmssias and forwarding Ko. :0, POYDRA3 STREET, BT-lF NEf ORLEANS. T. G. NOEL. STOCK COMMISSION ITiRCHAfTT, asd raoraitTOK or STOCK STA D LEG. feaaV-ly NET7 ORLEAM, IX. . . J. E. VOSE V CO., COMMISSION rERCIIANTS. '). IIS XlStZlll ITIIIT, EW.ORLBAIfS, LOCIglAitA, DEVOTE their attcuUon to the sale of Western Produce and the purchase of tfroceries, for which aa experience .f tifwn wears fires then more than era. uT qualifications and facikiies. -Refer to i . T. CARLTLE. Jansen Evansville. Ind. JOHIHCELIT. - . . ... ... T. ICLUTAJI. JOHN HURLEY k CO., PORWARDIXn AXD COMBIUtlOlf MERCHANTS, NO. tO TCHOCPITOCLAa 8TREET, seplS V-ly . ftow OHts. FIIED. DEL DO.VDHIO, COMMISSION. JIF.IICIIANT, FO I LAfaTXTTB STKVCT, NEW ORLEAXI, EOR the sale of Putter, Cheese, Lard, Eg, Drtsal . Fruits, Flour, Meat, and all sorts of Western Pro. duce, and for the purchase of li roc tries, fee. Cash ad. vances made on consignments. . febl'-timd COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. "1,7 E, the undersigned stndeuta of the Evansvilla Mv Coromerrial t'oH'fe, taxe gret pk-iuure lu ae sn.- l.-!.-ii.r to Mr. J. Kf nil. I'nur t-l f th. -vl.nol. our h:!i appreciation of bis Lecture i't.'icsj, t"uffa7? '. Ml . .I K. a. 1 V l I' 1 . A ? g7btilsTanncr,sOn g.MilsTanncrs-Jn; . si coils M tnilla Rope, lirga !: r,7 hnies Cheese: 13 sacks fine Liverpool "alt; 60 lioxes lierring-s; J,ö0w bundles Wrapping Paper: ' 40 gross Bonnet Board, In store and for sals by febj T EN NEY fe 8QREW8Q. SIIINr.LE'. liCOOO firtt onalitv of Tellow Poplar Shingles, annerlor tn anv in thecitv. A Iso. a larxe lot of Pino Elunsles, Dressed Flooring, Hreased Ceiling, ju raceived and for sale cheap at the NEW LUMBEft YARD, corner of minni tigninsireers. f ftftMtw WATSON, SkWBKURT k CO. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS. 11 1 A V E on hand a full supply and of th best aal. Ire OLTTE wniTELIME UKAY LI.MK, LAT1IJ. HAIR, JJ V DR AtTl C CE M ENT . PLASTKK PARIS, vriMxwHAsn, . r ANN ELS. LO0RL FAINTS, NAILS. . GLAS3,tC. fee. To which. I taviU yonf attenCon. Prices 1 fa vortA -Im. E.8. LABCOCK, teptlS Water street. 7HEAT SACKS. V arM Two Bushel Osnaburrh facks, Just res A and for wie br. f septs. I S. BABCVK. A Sitnatioa Wanted. A MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS MAN, acquainted with business in all its branche-'Ciiole of taking charge of a store, or keeping the bcoki and doing Ute out-door business of a mill, or a manufactory, or a work -shop, wishes emploj menU and will accept low wages. Euc-re at the Journal office. ' Jan:si 8w Coal! Coal! Coal! WE hare now on hand, and art dallv receiving, the best COAL that has ewer been introduced into this market, which we are stlling low. Good currency will he received in payment. Orders left at the store of JNO. W. II CO UEä, next to Um Stau Bank, will be promptly attended to. janSjHf jxo.w. nrGnESfcca ALB. m blli Pittsburgh Ale, Just received and for rale, a reduced price. - f ,-Kl ' TENNSTfeKQRENSON. 1OKK. BOXES, stke- A variety of Wort If Boxes and t ntiof DesXt, for sale rv dec23-tf. JOHN HE ALT. ATTING -50 bales Xos. 1 andU Cotton BaUiag, mm ijtji received and for 1 slebr tebi WIlEELKK ft KIOOS. LAND TOR SALE. T Fran HE Subscriber offen for uie 40 acres of first -rats onlanri. situated one an a Hair miles irom est 'nklui, Pssey county Ind.. 15 acres are cleared, and the remainder is covered with heavy timber. For tanus, fer.f enauim of the euhecaiber en ths propertv, or to i . B. Caajibell near the premises. jan l-dfew3w D; L. MARTI!?. räjAILS. - 1 ywkefi vTheeUnf, assorted sires, for sals hr via. uxniivr me itt GEO. FOSTER fe CO. janii RAISINS, Currants and Citron, for sale by octl. Z. Ii. COOK fe 1 SOX. Tea, tobacco:axd CIO aus .5,000 Assorted lirpirted Cigars; 7s Boxe; Choice Tobacco; bOhfl Cbesu Tea, for sale at a snoall advance for cah by Z. II. COOK fe HON. 1 II E E S E . -25 boxes choice Cream Cheese, an extra J lor, just received by Z. II. COOK fe SO 21. fehl 9 JINE APfLR CHEESE. 6 Sort em's Premium m. rineAp9ieineee,Menaioniynr feMO Z. II. COOK ft go. CtRAN BERRIES, fee., ate. J is BaiN-l Choice Cranberries I anu Hearts Prime Cabbage; SS Boshes Mogar Pssnips; .iw df . ITnasWMl Potato; lest reeeiva "auMfl U.C0ÖKfe8o. WWOMIXT.ftcS3 bushels prime Flint Hominy 1 2i do freh Com ileai: 2 carreii renri liarlry; rk a Srt a I fjbld do split Peas, for salt ry Z. H. COOK fe SOX. STRAW CUTTERS. 30 ?snfor's Paunt Straw Cottm, for sale low Yr jaiiÄ-daw Z II. CuOK k BOX. AÜSA0E MEAT 1 1,000 is Sauace Mat. receive! rrran sale by tnaJ Z. II. COOK St f OS . fWAXTE CCRBAXrS.-inon.s.,ius received aa 1111 ir sair pt UH.ttl.lil Ot BH LE.S. rnsoBACCO. 75 whole, and cuddy boxes. assorted ou&litios, j oat received aad fne aalo low tw febS GILBERT t KOWiZS. t. s' s r.M . box tbs..Thtle "Bn Mm atv! fwr aailo by Z. H. er. jaat fccotwod OOS. fe &ON. 0. 8rG hMr ist received &r.4 for av!i LM low by UlLBEM fe BOWLES. t;. C0TIQ5 BATTIÜQ. Ti Hies for le by GILBERT & BOWLES, IxcamorsstrosiMar VTatar.

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