Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 92, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 March 1858 — Page 2

ßtmnsbille gailj journal. EVANS VI LLC, IND. IliMI

THURSDAY,.. ...MARCli li

Salaries of City OrrncEas. It will

be seen by th report of iho proceedings, I f

tint the Council haie been actuated by n abolitionist, it so happened, noire ver, quite a liberal spirit in fixing the salaries tbat in-tJ of directing the roi-ive of his fV. rifw r,fTW :nf, "inquiring mind" to tbe editor oftbe Pio-

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year. The compensation is sufficient to bring out able candidates to fill the Tarious ter positions. The publication of the list of new salaries will rive increased spirit to the canrass. and multiply the number of .1. 1 I urns oi uio journal 10 announce uie Wishes of all who may like to take a chance for the prizes offered by the ConnCUm I 5z5atobSuizlds, Senator from Minnesota, I on the 3th of February wrote from Washington. to the President of the Minnesota Senate j relative to the proceeding in Congress for the admission of his State into tho Union. I He notes it as a remarkable fact: that while I the President has deemed it necessary to urge the admission of Kansas in a Spocial Message to Congress, he has not referred to the admission of Minnesota even in a rassinz remark. He says he cannot bring himself to condemn the Pmidcnt, though his conviclions of right compel him to differ widely . v: it u.t: r- ni,.n.n v psrmitted his own honest judgment to be biased br the suggestions of selfish men, of !nr;nr Vr- nmnnaM intPritv. n s . i. 1- .1 Ii .1 lie does not believe the small majority in thw it i . i House, on Hams' resolution, can be mam- , . . .v ij t.irta.l An t Via final a( rrni.iat ttin trtnhf tained on the final vote, against the weight of the Administration. Ho concludes: "We hare fallen on strange Ümcs. I cannot ven ture a prediction as to the future The peo-' pie of Minnesota will do well to fortify their minds airainAt nnv iindn OTi-itcmcnt. You m.w rlnd mvrn on thin, let what will happen, I mean, to the best of my poor abilities, to maintain the honor and dignity of Minnesota. I mean to resist wronsr. let it come from what quarter it may; wrong to the people of Kansas wrong to the pcoplo of Minnesota wrong to the people of the North, wrong to the people of the South, I will resist, cither in the Senate or oat of the Senate, with all my heart and streugth, so long as God U pleased to spare my life to my country1 Atrlcultaral Convention. We learn that a convention met at Princeton on Tuesday for the purpose of organizing a Die trict Agricultural and Mechanical Society. Knox, Gibson, Warrick and Vanderburgh counties were represented. Nathan Plate, of Warrick, was called to tho chair, and Dr. Blair, of Gibson, appointed Secretary. All the delegates were actuated by a hearty do aire to promote the object of the meeting. A South-Western Agricultural and Mechanical Society was organized, and the following officers were elected for the present year, Tix : J. B. WILLIAMS, of Knox President. SAMUEL ORR, of Vanderburgh, Vice I President. A. B. McKEE, of Knox, Secretary. DR. O. B. GRAFF, of Gibson, Corresponding Secretary. MR. SMITH, of Knox, Treasurer. It was resolved that tho place of holding the fairs should be moveable, and held sue- I cesaively in each county in tho District, that all might share in the benefits. It was voted I to hold the first Fair for the prcsjnt year In Knox, she being tho mother r the District. Any county south ot the National Koadcan nmte itself with the Association, by electing three directors and notifying the officers of its wish to unite; and by comply- I lug with the regulations it can participate in the Society's exhibitions. The next meeting of the Association will I bo held at Yinccnnes, on the 6th day of April I next, when, the committees on the Contstitntion and By-Laws, and Premium Lists will report. Every county desirous of uniting in this important movement, should at once elect its Directors, and be represented by them I at tho April meeting. The present County I Fairs are doing a great deal of good in keeping up the proper home spirit, and ought not to be abolished. But we need an Association that shall excito a wider and deeper interest in the advancement of the two great branches of industry that are tho sources of 11 our wealth. County Fairs interest their . iAi i . i,. , Avn ricifrririorlirnvl and excite, a Iioniß emu. " " --o t t.:Ä f,,m, m-Ul- Ttt JIUVU U1VÜS. iHl UIVt wuv mm as. ,w m we want an orcanization that will mako thi onntU. r?,al. f h ftthor in th march of improvement-that will bring together the imr.ro.Am.nt f a larcft aix-tinn f eonii-try-show the farmer, what is being done .11

around them that will bring the models of racdS in raenw l" rwu, -xalnable inventions from abroad-and excito measured terms. If stich lip homage can

interest enough to bring together crowd of uevpiv iua niii inj vuc ciixusva vi ucu exhibitions. OurStato Fair wero designed to accom-.l

plish what the County Associations could I ported from Washington that Cook's iiomlnot do. These, however, are on the other I nation as' Post-Master of Chicago will be

extreme on too large and expensive a scale for tho farmers generally to participate in. The attendance on them involves heavy expenses loss of much time, and great pereonal inconvenience. .They are, therefore, attenoed only by the curious from tho cities and towns, and a few wealthy amateur farmors. We heed exhibitions between the two extremes. District Associations will supply the want. It is a fact not to be denied that oar State Fair, are getting too unwieldy, and it is thought the Legislature, at its n:xt sesaion, may do something in tho way of districting the Bute. The people have made a move in the matter in advance of the Lejrislature, and thus will hurry up those politi- -? . ax. 1 m ciauanuv miv iiji looaing lor popular oemoustrauon. ine uounty at which the I Fair is held will be entitled to all the receiDU and will pay all the expenses, including the premiums, thus it will be to the interest of - ... the county at which the Fair Is held to make it as interesting as possible. We learn that the r occcdinrs f the meeting will be published in the Princeton paper this week, with a request that all the papers : c . t til TMa V. 11 CT- Tin Wialatare of New York has a K?n K-fnr it nvhibitinfl- the deoosit of boads m m o .. . o mt.- .a wrJtw for hank note eirm fuiuoB, buns iu a i ij g r basis. The bonds and mortgugesen a forced aale, realise it is said, only about fifty per eent. of then nominal value, eonaequcauy diminishing tho security ts that degre.

A Blodsb. A story is told of Mr.

Thompson, the Secretary of the Interior, that

explains the dismissal and restoration of Col.

Nobles as Superintendent - of the Pacific Wagon Roal. Some report reached Wash ington affecting the political orthodoxy of rvo Xnhlos- Afr. Thomrtson addressed a iettcr t0 til0 ej;tor 0f Government organ St. Paul, to learn if Col. Noble was not nMr La cint it tft tlu editor Ofthut Strong E.nnbU,.n MPC, the Timca. Bnt the latlwt no time in reviving gave Col. Noblcs an excellent character as a public officer admitted that he had ouce believed in that or guttering gencram." xm yec.awas now a. cordial nnr.ortcr of the President. r T,.a hcar j of tho mattcr was, that Col Nobles had been dismissed from the office without notice to him. Bnt the sequel is scarcely jes ournuiauug i i " the Interior than his former act was disgarce fu. When the officer had been condemned anl sentence executed on him, tho case was investigated, and after a fair trial tho ac euscd was found to be entirely innocent. lis was thereupon reinstated. A Tibbible Death. The New Albany Tribune says, a stranger, a physician from b Louis, was on board tho Lockwood, at the time ofher destruction, ana as iosi. ucn all was consternation on board, and the passengers wore running uuuer aim .muicrtmu the shrieks f'tho females were ringing upon thd water, he stood cool and nobly at his post, working for the prefcrvation of lifo and lb, as calmy as if the raging clement was ci all round him, and destruction was not starinz him in the face. And when the boat . . , ' , , . , , , had reached tho shore, and twas thought , . ' , , fevery pasncngtr had escaped, ho was IcTt J surrounded by the flames, and every possible way of retreat cut off. And there he penahcd. His remains have not yet been found, as they lay perhaps all crisped and burnt in the hull of the steamer. Such an one as Ju rccciv0 UOnr ftnd hU "J should ever bs chemhed among tho fW-aZ jraurnity as a real ncro, ana a rracucairysician. KT Mr. Bokcr, John Dean's fathcr-in-law, after the mis-alliance of his daughter with his coachman that created so much public attention last summer sold out and returned to Germany. His daughter remain ed behind with' tho husband of her choice. who after a year's schooling, turns up as "marler? a humble situation, in tho New York Custom House, in which ho gets one dollar and a Laif or two dollars per day. The New York papers are curious to know if Mrs. Dean "is as happy as she expected to be," whether love in a co' tage, with i a day is what licr fancy painted it? Unequal marriuges we mean where there is educational and intellectual inequality very rarely turn out happy. Like reeks like. Tho cultivated mind cannot fully sympathize with the uncultivated. Mr. and Mrs. Dean may be as happy as the day is long, for a domestic miracle occurs sometimes but as a general rule the chances arc decidedly against thorn. Kansas Isvistioatixo Co mittiz. Mr. Harris, the chairman, will make the minority report to the House, containing the journal of the proceedings of the committee at . their different meetings, concluding with a state ment, that the investigation has been defeated by the action of the majority. Tho mi nority will ask the further direction of the House. It is statcd.that Humphrey Marshal and six members f the American party in the House, will vote for prosecuting the en quiry, and a resolution will be offered author zng tbe minority to proceed alone, or that new members bo added to the committee, to give tho friends of investigation the control 0f iü proceedings, Change or tiie Enolimi Ministry The latest dispatches from London, brought by the Europa, say that the defeat of the Min istry on the conspiracy bill was so signal and complete, that unless motives of paramount duty oblige Lord Palmcrston to retain his office, self-respect and a regard for his fame will compel him to resign. The action of tho Houso was equivalent to a direct vote of censure. The London Herald says tho only resourco left for the Cabinet U immediate retirement. Tho next arrival will probably I bring us news of the formation of a new I Ministry. The LicoMrTox Demonstration Meeting in New York was without force or effect. I inci ost tars "it was more rcuiarncuic icr I n.i-m-. 1.-1.1- f l .i r l. j: j mo proiuiuci-b miuwnw u uiu uu uu m . 1 . . . . . . incru " -rce.y a .u.,uvu. tu viwr mn down, who haa 01 openly denouncca Q0 rvansas-ieora um, 1110 an-uiuFWU Constitution, and even the President's annual J strengthen the President, he is in a more del1 iivaw wnuuuu uuu w o. v.. Tn Pot-Master at Cuicaoo. It is reI confirmed by the Senate with .the nnderstanding that he shall resign as soon as a de I cent regard for appearances will permit. In I this way the Administration will bo saved I from the mortification of having the nomination rejected, and Mr. Douglas will be deI prived of an apparent triumph t& Curious question has arisen in tho NT7 Department, to know what shall be ,Jone with tD0 arms ni property taken by Com uiding from ben. alkcr and his mcn ,n -earagua. Aney nave oeen dis cnargea as men against wnom mere is no crimc cnarged, and ny what right has the government deprived thorn of their effects I PL -11 ! 1 " I öuaii incy uo gi cu upi I ßf" Since the lstf January the impor . m m . ' m M',on8 01 ioreign gooas nave iaucn on more tfaan fifty per cent. The imports last year I Tragcd more than one million dollars each I eck, whilo thus far this year they have been onl7 t53 ,000 per week. Only one ves J k1 im known to be on the way from Liverpo01 w Boston at the present time. I . jj-wiiai oocieiy is me line o now ArffiniT.tiAM i i . ... ,T ,"UMMO D7 Arcnoisnop i iinvnoi. r. is rr ka Ma : "7 . .. . J n annua i au oscri dl ion or An v 5 .7 . " 00 penaea . I iu ucoaii oi bouis m pari? a to rv tJT Joseph Breckenridge, 0f rork Wayne, ha beea appointed by the Governor I Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for Al I len and Adams coanties.

pif A negro recently died in New York

of starvation. When discovered, his body was shockingly mutilated, a portion of the Wad and face having been eaten by huge rats, which were with difficulty driven away from tho corpse. tJTTaul Morphy, the celebrated chew player, hua challenged Howard 5tunton, the chess editor of the Illustrated London News, and the prince of European ches players, to visit New Orleans and engage in a match with him for a wager of $5,000 a 6idc. 57" A Mb Teilet proposes to frwrd to California a consignment of five thousand marriageable girla from the New England States. They are to bo consigned to tho va rious divisions of the Sons of Temperance, who are to provide for their wants husbands included. 137 A case of crim. con. is causing con siderable talk in Indianapolis. A well known citizen having seduced a young gir in his employ was last week presented with a "pledge of love- by the damsel. Both parties are said to be members of tho church t57 Governor Willard left homo a few days ni rice te visit his brother, now at Tallahasac, Florida, who is in focblo health. The Governor expects to be absent until about tho 20th iut. J3T" A femalo counterfeiter was arrested in Indisnajolis on Tuemlay last. It is thought tlto city is infested by a gang of counterfeiters, malo andfemale. The bauk Adriatic that escaped from the French authorities, has bocn spoken at sca bonnd to New York. Her captain must bo a smart Yankee1 The Commissioners I Fir yd county have just completed a contract for building a jail at New Albany at a cost of about $19,000. EST It is sakl that it is more than twenty years since New York was the scene cfn? eencral a revival of rcliirron a is now in progress. KTWm. C. Webb, a member ol tho Wis consin Legislature, has been arrested for al tering and mutilating an appioprialion bill, while Chief Clerk of the last Assembly. 157" Private prayer meetings are now re? ulnrly held in tho stores and counting rooms of some of tho New York merchants. COUNCIL. PROCEEDINGS. Coc.NciL Chamber, March 6, 1SÖS. Council met, purhuant to aJjonrumcnt. Minute of the two last meeting rcud ami aJoptcJ. Street Cotnniiissioner Srnjth nbmittecl bis Ilcport of work done for the past week. Sundry bills to the amount of 18 10 waalloweJ. Join bmith was allowed 30 for one rnontli'a services aa Street Commiaatoncr. Market Master Elli ubmitte.i a Report for tue month of February, showing tho receipt of aiJ month, by rale of aeized articles, to bo $1 25. The Report of the Fire Superintendent, for tho week ending March 6, was received and filed. - Bracket Mills made a written statement to tho effect, that sickncus in his family pre vented his making his Monthly Report, and asked further time. Request complied with. Tho following report was" received, to-wit Evansville, March 5, 1S53. To Ait Jjnor th Mayor and Common Cpttncil of IM (.try ff Ltanirillt: Wc, tho undersigned Committee, to whom was referred the subject of Tcarl street Cal vert, beif leave to report that wc have attended to that duty, and think it necessary to lengthen tho same about fifteen feet on the lower aide, so as to permit the trcct to be Slica wiacr. s ii ji we connuicr it uanzcr!1. 2.1 0U9. A. it. OlJJjl.l AT. Uu motion, the Report was unanimously concurred in. John J. Goodje, Sexton of Oak Hill Cem etery, submitted his Report ot the number o of interments for the month of February amounting to fourteen of which number eight were under ten year., and nix over ten Tho Committee on Salaries submitted the following Report, to-wit: Evansville, March , 1853. To hit lifnor the 3ftyor and Cutnton Council of the City of Leanttille : Your Committee would respectfully re commend the following: amounts to be paid as Salaries to the city oinccrs for the ensuing year: Mayor 40 Clerk TOO Marshal 40') Treasurer 200 Assessor 200 Collector 700 Weigh Muster 25 per cent. Surveyor $3perdav when employed. J. S. HOPKINS. Chairman. On motion, the Report was received, and each officer's salary taken up separately. ' Mayor's Salary. Mr. Hunncl moved that the amount reported by the Committee bo adopted, being; $400. Mr. Mclnerny moved to increase the same to $500, which amendment prevailed. Clerk's Salary. Mr. French moved, seconded by Mr. Scantlin, that the Clerk salary be increased from 700 as reported by 1 ommittce, to $300. Question taken by ayes and nayes and carried. Salary fixed at $300. Marshal's Salary. Mr. Mülhausen moved to fix the Marshal's salary at $500. Question taken and lost. It was fixed at $400. Assessor's Salary. Mr. Scantlin moved to fix tho Arscunor's salary, as per Report. Mr. Mclnerny moved "to have it increased to $250. Question taken and carried. Amount fixed at $250. . - Collector's Salary. Mr. Mcntzcr mocd that tho Collector's salary be reduced to $500. . Mr. Allen moved to fix tho same at $700 as per Report of Committee. Question taken and carried. Amount -fixed at $700. Scryeyor's Salary. City Surveyor's salary or feca fixed at $5 per day; each fractional portion of a day to be called half a day. Treasurer's salary fixed at $200 per rear. Tho Cletk here- proceeded to read proposals for gradicg Vino street, when, on motion. said proposals were referred to Messrs. SuHi van and Mclnerny, with instructions to let said work at 13 cents per yard. Ordered that the Clerk give notice of the annual city election, to take place on Jie first Monday in April, 1553, and that . II. Degarmo be appointed Inspector tax the Nep tune Engin House; Robert Fergus, Inspector for the loung America Engin Honse; Den Jel Cheeter, Inspector for the Union Company Engine House; and said Inspectors t have the appointment of their own judges, and clerks. On motion, Council adjourned. WELL II. "WALKER, Clerk.

E-The Supreme Court of the United

Mates nave decided tnat ilr. itxon. ween, oi Fauquier, Vs., is entitled to a tract of land n Texas, numbering 83,000 acres, and valu ed at o vc two millions of dollars. tSJPWe are under obligations to the Hon. John G. Davis for interesting public docu ments. BF" A number of bills, mostly fives, on the Bank of North America, at Clinton, Indiana. having spurious signatures, have been 1 t ...v I tSTThe Young Mcn'a Dancicg Club give another of their pleasant soirees this evening at Marble Hall. As this will probably be the last party of the season, let all admirers of the " merry dance" bo in attendance. Jä?" A new conntorfeit ten dollar bill on the Bank ot Commerce, Cleveland, Ohio, has been put in circulation. Vixnette, protra;t of Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, with specta cles. 1 1 m I nthor will find it 1 , , tft iVu.ir n.lt tntfinA to nttpnd the aUCUOn SllO I - , . ,. 0 . - - . , f 01 v 1J01 vv iiquura, vigar, u.V., .. - i U'nA'jn X' v.-.!!! )A.niArrn niiirrinf nt t U-n o'clock. Tnx En pb if s ix Danoek. The steamer v.r : l.nr.l .THinn,! onoosite Vt ...r.v,. ... - ,r i runklm The Adams made an attempt . . ...... . . r. I to pull her olf, but failed to start her. She lies in a very dangerous poimton. ve understand she went into the Kentucky shore to Uke in a lotof corn,nd got caught while landing. Tho Em prcus took on a largo lot . ... Of freight at this point. A Fire. Yesterday morninz, about 11 ! i..i- - js i..t. ... .. if- it!.i..or.. t ociock, a ure uroKO ouw iu Jir. mikuui uuvisk's Pork Houe and Gjovcry Store, which, before it was arrested, spoiled some 40,000 lbs of bacon, and injnred the. interior of the build'inff to the amount of 3)0 or tlQO. The stock ot Groceries was'all saved. The fire originated in the hmokc house. Unfortunately for Mr. .Gaviidc, be had only his stock of Groceries and building insured. He thought his smoke house so thoroughly, protected against fire that he left his meat uninsured, and on that nearly all the los$ was atutaiucd. Tho accident gave our firemen an opportunity to display thotr skill and efficiency, aud they never did better work, and proved so clearly tho value of a good fin department. CANDIDATES. C'lTV.CLEItK.- Ma. Carlilk: TUastannounce my name a a candidate for re-election to the otticeof CITY CLfcltK, at the ensuin K ril Election. marll WELL II. WALKER. CITY ASESMll.-Mr. PATRICK BLTiKE, present incumbent, Is a candidate tr re-election, a City AiucMor. tuarll JUlti D. ftAlWDKIU is a candidate for re - election to tho office of CITY ENGIN EEK AND SLK VETOIt. arS FOR CITY COLLECTOR .-We are requested to announce GEOKUE WOLFLIN at a candidate for City Collector. marj FOK ASSES?Olt. Wt are requested to announce JOSEfll U. II ABINC, a candidate for City Assessor. ar4 Al tiCSTl I.EM CK K U atanaidate tx CITT CLERK at the enauinr April election. mart kJCNDRIF.S.caei Fine Tndi. 1 do Mo Nutinen. 100 Ut CmU. 5 ea.ea Gate' extra matrhen: !" Ant TTnh Board; WW io Candle Wick: lOO caw Cotton Wary. C In store aud for sale by WlIKKLKKfc KKJgS. 3 hin dot Line Washboard : J. txaVei"tcm Keerire CUcese: r!dia KeUinli: 100 Reel Cotton Rope; MX Iba HrmpTwine.ju't retired. and fr1eby felrt WllEELKRk RlCtlS. !TEV SCtiVH A.D MOI. E.We are 1 W Mllinc a T?ry choi artirle r.f lth nt trently retluccd prices. VICKKRT ti JOIINSTO.X. riirRk'S INLAND SALT. I. S,21M ars Turk's Island S:ilt. toit "r land n j vi I (o r Kile by ULO. tOsTLU tt CO. (lOXFKCTIO.AERS M'lJAH. J 23 OOls. just received and fi wtle l.y Jecl C. I LHE ItT ii BOWLES. tII KESE. 2i txei choice Creatn Cherw. an extra lot, j ust rocei red by .. II. COOK it SON . M10 f)INE APPL1 CHEESE. Norton's rrcu-Ium I'ine Apple Cheese, to be hal onlr f M io 7.. ii cook yox. I.LOUR.-Vrt of tht inTiiirii.le Canal .Mills Kxtra Flour, receitrd nd fr -a'r !y mart V I C K F. RY & JOHN STOS . ZAXTK CT'RilAN'r.'S.-lw IS-.ju-t reee'vet! aud forsale by ULBERT fc. IIOWLK.H. CVIDFIII. 1)00 poun In cvd or.lr, for ile loir by Ima.V) GILBERT ti BOWLES. OH AN! Bit !!-5 tvnt In antntities to iuil WB puirhascrs: leave orders and Mve it nt hnmf, free uf dray a f e by SAM. YICKEKY. rmy iiiacco. M. Mi lutt4of fine A"irciniaTolare of difTormt orie received aud fortalel y I. Ai 1). 11E11A5. 3 XT RA FLOUR. list b Canal Mill Excelsior from White Wheal j ut receivel and for aale janlj VICKERY tt JOHNSTON. COTTON' BATTIN'O.-JA hale f-rt!e br GIl.ltKKT tt noWi.F.a. fel 2yc.in're stntot naar Wator. I'ST RECEIVEDBT EXPRESS.The Atwntieror relirunrrz Leslie iGaTKUcof fashions for Fabruary; Gnham's Mjaitin do do; Mr. Steven't Monthly, d do; (todoy'a I.adya Book do do; llarprr'a Maaziue do do; Svbool fellow i do do; II uehold VorJi do do; Ladies' Repository! do do; Illustratcl Indoa Neva: Punch, and all tb mnfnsine and nfwrir. i fehl fiOHKLL It CONTNuTON. CJCN'DRIES 3 lWion Kxtra fine free trade Cigars; ju tiroes rint r lanxs: 2T Boxen Evjence Coffee; M doz. I. B. Half Bushel Measures; S4 do Washboard; 1 An freie and Half Peck Mauurr: 50 Boxes German Soap; ree'd and fr pale ly - v. ....... .VW aur:? i . et u. ii r. i -'i - MOLASfES. 'Tt tarrel Mol; 2ö hau barrels Molasses, Juri received per teamer V oiTlcviiur, auu lur uc rj fISrt WHEET.ER tt RIGOS. CHOICE LAYER R AISI.VS.lioice New Currant: Choice New Citron; just received and for tle by 1IIOICK BCCKWIIRAT... im lbs Choice Hulled Buckwheat, just received mnarorsaieoy Z ll.Cliua BUCKETS tt TUBS. 150 dos. triain and fancy bneaets; 60 do fancy half do; i0 doi. painted tubs, 1,2 and 3; . 23 uesta (3 ea) do; 23 do ea) do; . Just received ia store aad for abW M HEKLKR tt RIOOS fT O. SUGAR. 23 hhd. Jot received an for sale i W low by GILBERT At BOWLES. jn"-tr rann iiykrs ok tiik wkkd. JL 13 butts FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO, jast received and for sale by mzr VI C KE RY & JOHN STON SUNDRIES. cO boxes Star Candles; 50 do Cincinnati Sosp; Sö do Hamburgh Cheese; W doxen Brooms; . 100 kegs White Lead; 10 bbls Linseed Oil; -SSbbls Cement: SO coils Cotton Rone: 60 bis Cotton Battin r, In store and for sa by marl UKB.OALUUiato. VICARS. 75 i& Mats Clnnamonr l&JOUQ Assorted fist Cicars last receired and for aie vj i. tt v. iinaaa.i - " k. sm mm a IvT m.y jlRESR FALTTM0R1T OTSTERfl. JL Those rin H. 1 U fl 00 rer can. Extra J. F. at 1 2s perTcan. at R. II. COOK & SON.

TO. DAY'S A DV"E HTTSEMENTS I

RATES. One 8jwre, (ten line, or lew), three time, tl M One werk, ::::t: : ; t s 15 two weeks, : : : f : : i : : : 3 5 One month, ; : : t : : : t : 4 Three months, :r:iiftf7? MX n ton Um, ; 1 ; i : i J t I" Onjear, :::::: s i : : : 15 00 t3? Discount on larger ad vettiseiuents. sw varus or t.tx lines or under, HJ por annnm. S& No 'HiUfjrtrid'' advertisements-received. Mr o a-tverttsement inserted fur lss than 1. LIQUOIW AT AUCTION. W V F t7t March 12, couiu;iicini at 10 o'clock, the following consignment: . 9 ' nisiy i 4 do Vinecar:. 5CasiS.iat!e B igWl.itVy; 3 do I.ondua Cardial tin; 3 a irrer!'; i d r.randr: 3 d Cherry Kranrlr; S Buckets Chamracne: 400V Cigiirx, SMHrte! braj.Us; I aoii.-n ne t Corut; 10 do lirooms. A L S O &0 boxes Glassware, asortnl. The above cousitiiment will lld without reserve. marl 1 -it Auctioneers. HOT COFFEE AT MARKET. HARLES A. WILLIS has opened a Coffee and J Kefreshmrnt Stand forearly visitors at the Evans Tille Market. Visit. will tind Coffee, Chocolate, Milk and Cakss, smoking warm, at all hour of ihe m.wninir. CII A It I, KS alo ketna a minnlr of VE(KTABLES for f.tmilir,at the lowest market prices. jj stand is 1?, lower ena or the Jiarkct. m.rll-lw ELLl.;oFF AT A GREAT SACRIFICE! IIAVK THIS DAY UOL'GIIT TUE WHOLE 1 WPn,i..,i a- rn.. whirh.frto h out a ouit-niv poi"le, I offer at rreat rwluctioo, wholesalean.l retail. Mr newn'joUfromtheliast.wliicUwUlJjeLereina few days, will 1 sold at whleale only at very low irice for cash and to pronut mwcliMtn. I ADR. LOKWENTIIAL. NOTICE. rWHK ASSiaXESOK WM. I.OEWEXTIIAI. !t Woc? Lownthal. All lrV.t.r to the late firm of Wm. ma Co., will p-aeraUat their old t:inI and AHIt.OrjIltKKTS. Iwwrnthal Si etile with LEUP. M. UKR.MIKIMKR, nmrO-Cw A.if nertlRAXBKRniES, ke..Kr. J I a !tahel Choice Cranlwles; 3U-J llenN Prime Ca'J.ace; 2S ritnh U uar rnirsj ih Prime YTMte-Potato: jnt rereired an I Tor aie by 7..M. tttK t. SO. janS-tf. r rSA(lE MEATÖ IJWO B S.iiKige Mk-at, rorHved hr railrna,l. for DECEIVED BY EXPRESS. American Almanac;forK; Kurt'in, Krcletfiartieal History: Fruits for Chri.ti.tn St-Ajons. tir?t and econd ies, at ljan-1 1 J.1IKALY. 'BOBACCO. TS whole, and enddy Iwxes. assorted Ja on üttie''. Just received anl r.ir nie low r lilLBEKT & BOWIES. 9jt FRESH OYSTERS f Al now rcceivirs; d.ity M ALTBV'S unrivTired and ceMmted choice 1'iai.ted Baltimore Ovrtcr. ami niu ir'ir i- imi-r mc iruur phi ii uiuin-ruiriiia i , . . j . . . i. i i. i i i this market h.-reto-fre. A constant dai r suorlv alwavs n hand, so th.it dealers and families can obbdn I a' any iinieniiriug me waon mwecnnice nymer, in I can and half cans and in the fbeli, warranted fresh aiMi swet.and very lupnior in rüivr ana quality. 1 erms caaU. Ana none tui oanwawie monev rvveiven. A. KURTZ. octlj tf ffOLB Aoiüt for Evansville. SPECIAL NOTICES. To Iii O nicer of the Hartford Insurance Company, anil of the Evanstille Iiuuraure Company: Tho Neptune Fire Company beg leave to oeturn their than a a for your very literal donation for their f er vices rendcrol at tha burning of the Starch Factory. J. II. nOFANDICK, J. W. HEX SON"; mart Commitfee. Safety anal ReHef.-OId In-. It. James, abou whom the New York and other Atlantic city prow have said so much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho mas Tiltou, his son-in-law, has been educated to trav el for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most lromim:tit among these is his extract of Canaiabis lull lea, which h d;scoverel after hanl la'ior and deep research la Calcutta. lie strove to make a medicine to save his only child from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr. Tiltou 'uU son-in-law, is In Chicago, (Room No. Ill, Stu strut.) He has already sue eeedc iu curing permanently, hundreds of tcrriMe caes of Consumption, Nervoui Debility and Supering, Athma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Couchs he has banished, are iunumer.il-lc. The Cannabis In dira is the most wonderful blessing of the ace. Give Dr. Tilton a call or send for a little of medicine, which will cost you two dollars. He will proie to you t'tat yon need not be sick, and th;U it will cost a mere trifle t Ke well. - N. B A Spiro-Dynanicter to tt the strencth of the lnii4', and ascertain tne exact ktale of tiie laticnt hmUh. P. S.- By addrcing Ir. Tilton a note tlironjrh the (Thicago Pit Otllce, enclosing four postage stamps, (U centa recipe will be sent In return, free of char ire. to any pato ttis Lnion. au letters aiiswereti jToaiptly. Auaress. Da. TILTON. octlir.mBox l2. Chicago, III. It is an L'xtablikhed Fact -That Dr. Sandford's Invigorator will cur Liver Complaint, Jaundice and Genera! Debility. Many people, personally known to us, whose ord cannot be doubted, have given tl.eii certificates to prove this, and with such a raa.j of evi dence who ran doubt. It is truly the invalid's friend, and will give relief wh?n a!l other remedies fail, and in some instance thit have conic under ur observation it seemed the means of snatching its victim friu the grave; we wish all our reiJeribvho need medicine would try one bottle for it will surely give relief. (See advertkemrnt ) tuard&wlm Help that never Tires or Leaves You. We are agents for the sale of WATSON'S SEWING MA CHINE, tl-j lcst and cheapest machinryet invented Ladle, if you want.a FUlENDrone w-o will do yonr work and toil no talcs, a KTvant thit will not run out of nighU. or ask pay at tbe end of every weekt ny one of these u.cful articles, (price from tl) to -,) hd we are sure you will 1 suitol. HORN BROOK St CO., fb5 Water street, Evansville. s Discovered at Last- Greatest cure In the world for pain! Prof. Chas. DeGrath's "El-ctric Oil." This Oil Is theOMLY scat remedy in the world for the cure of r.heumatiim, Gout, Pains in the Book, 1 Breast er Side, Palpitation of th Heart, Paralytic j ciroar, uoumwic, utnuut, innups m me nomacu, .srroniia..rei.yes.r.ies.MTains or ltruises, sores, orourns, aiuiuess in me joints, leuer, eara!4.n., orjBrea.U, or any diseases that are sore or painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty tr.in. ute, has been ued l-y thousands, and pronounced to le the hcs4 remedy ever dl.overed. The Oil is a pure vegetable preparation, not the slightest danger by applying it outwardly orlnwardly, it at once gives a permanent cure in both ca-ei, from ten to 20 minutes. "None genuine without the signature of Prof. C. DcGrath. Principal Depot, No. 3" South Eight street, Philadelphia. Price 2j, JOcnnd 1 per boUle. . Mexican 3Iustang Liniment. It is eight years since this Liniment was fird off ered to the afflicted. Many millions of Bottles have Leen used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before tried for imilar purposes. It possesses a specific power over inflammations, and chronic or accidental derangement of the Muscles, Jcinls, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to fiel that we have teen the humble means of relieving suctran immens amount of suttoriiig, and have caused many thousands to " leap for joy," because their pains were relieved, their wounds. healed and their stiff" joints male elastic. Unscrupulous parties, regardless of their obligations to ourselves or the public, art engaged in attempting to introduce a spurious and miserable article ri dee another hau, by representing it to be the same or similar. T7 Be on your guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT, and you will not U deceived. O. W. We itbrook, Originator. BARNES St PARK, feMj-d&wlm Proprietors, New York. An Impenetrable 6ecret The attention of all who wish to hide the changes wrought l-y time or sickness iu the color of tha Hair, is invited to the fact that such changes mar be CONCEALED FOREVER, by the occasional application of that perfect simulation of every shade of natural blaca or hrewn,ao widely known as CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR. DYE. The artificial tinge which it instantaneously Impirt. is so true to life that It casmot aa detected as the result of art. by the keenest observer. Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers. JOSEPn CRISTADORO, martdkwlm No. e Astor n!ue,Sew York.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

YlC? NOTICES iff this plice, 10 cents fr line one insertion : 20 cent per line three fifties; 30 cents per line one week : discount on longer time. Important to those Interested. All those in terested in Lamasco property, the title to which is derived from II ugh Stewart, are requested to meet at the office of Iglehart it Inthes, on Thurfday ereninp, tlth inst., at 7 o'clock, to consider the proposition of McCair heirs tu compromUe their claims to said pro perty, mars 4t . Doctor BoardleTt Dentist, will be absent for a week or two at OwensNro. Tbo who wish his professional sen ices, will leave a note for him at Mrs. Penteco fs tr at the Journal office, llejwill hare his office on his return at Mrs. Pentecost s. mair-lw FIe Dollar Rewari Will he paid forthe detec tionof the persons who are In the haSitcf STEALINQ TIlE JOURXAT. from the doors of our subscriber. They are daily taken, as we are led to helieve, by a set of thieves, who pedule 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 penu rious to get their Information honestly by paying for it 3000 Cases. UTAX OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who Las male hU fortune and retired 5000 Cases. from business will spend the remain der of his Jars in cwrin?that dread 3000 Case?. ful disease, CONSCMrTIOX-r.KK or chapck; his earnest desire being 3000 Cases to communicate to the world his re medles that have proved successful 3000 Cases. in mir than 300$ cases. II requires each applicant to send him a minute 3000 Cases. description of the symi-toms, with two stamps, (6 cenU) to pay the return letter, in which he will return 3UÜU Cases. them hit ADVICE PRESCRIP ftnA .. JJUUU lases. TIOX, with directions for preparing the medicines, kc. 3000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR hope that those afflicted will not, on account of 3000 Cases. delicacy, refrain from consulting him lecaase he makes No Charge. Hi 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Case 3000 Cases. sole object in adrcrtisiog is to do all the good he can l-cfore h dies. II feels that he is justly cclel rated for the cur of Consumption, Ath ma, Bronchitis, Nervous Aectiousff, Coughs, CoMi &;c. Address DOCT. US CAS BRAST, Uox 3531, P. O. Xew York. January 27, l. ßmlw 3000 Cas:s Ctmsuaictioa n? an oldfndiax doctor, wbile a Miüioiiary amnn the Id Cored ' diansof the Rocky Mountains, dis. covered a RARE PLAST,tht proves Consumption to be a crruun cure for Coinoitniition, Broiichitis,Athn.a, Liver Complaint, Cared. Nervous AHoctions'Coucb. Cold., &c. Having now male his fortune Consumption nJ retired from business Jie will Mud the pr.scrtption and directions nr Cured. prepjuina the medicine free or CUAK6K, ta all who dimre it, and ConturflDtioa will send their allres., emloslne; two .... ... (MUlpS (6 CCIItS,' I ly me return Circd. letter, a ith a deTiltion of t. eir symptoms . , . , Consumption The Old Doctor ha cured more tlian 3.HI0 ts or coxsrxrriox alone, and hopes all afflicted people will avail themselves of this opuorCored. CoUSUmption tunity.a tbe D.ictor Ulies to do all Ute (ood he o: Ixfore lie dies. Corel. Aildrcss, CooBomptioa wcr Cured mrlOCmlwd. X'NCAS BRANT, Box 531, P. 0., New York. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AVD PROFESSOR DeURATlI-krauklin brought electricity froai tbe heavens to the earth, liut it remained for Professor DeGratll to apply that electricity to the relfef Of diseased and suffering mortals diseases thsrt Itereto fore I tiled tbe j hy!wn old treatment, such a Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tain, Stiff" Joints, Dcafnes.. Swelling, Taly, Piles, Skin Disease, &c.,are cured by Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil, in one or two cLiys. Read this letter: Paor. DeGrath: I have been the victim for many years of a Rheumatic affection, and hist the ueof my limls; I could not raie my hand to my head, in short, I watotally helpless. I applicil your Ehe trie Oil, an before I had ued one bottle I was perfectly cured. You may refer any snflererto me. MRS. E. 1IUTCIIINS, Seventetnth and Thompson street. Mr. Ilr.tchin is well known in Philadelphia. My Oil hai cured 2W other Philalelphian. among whom are Geo. W. Ward, Eso,., Jos. K. Bacon, R. B. DeCosta, Mr. Fasoit, George C. Bover, 502 North Third street, and others ad infinitum. Sale depot for this city, No. 59 South Eighth, near Chenut street. TROF. CIIAS. DtGRATII. The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed. Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 6, 17. I, Joseph B. Ilinton, loug a retired physician of this city, have suffered much the hwt six yeurs of an affection of the knee and ankle joiutsof one of niy legs, rendering me very lame, the limb stiff ai.d contractel, and withal, having been deaf in one ear the la.t thirty odd years, from cold in the head many years ago have to-day had one replication of Prof. DeGrath's Electric Oil to the diseased joints, applied by the son of Prof. DcGrath, Chas. DeGrath of Phi ladelpliia, and, by the blessings of God, fitd my contracted leg very much limbered, and am of opinion a few more faithful rplieatior.of it will restore it to soundn?ss and usefu?ncs again. Since one application has enabled me to run a short distance without inconvenience. My hearing in the deaf ear, to much improved that lean hear the ticking of a watch. I have seen the oil in the hands of Prof. Chas. Delrath, in this city, suddenly relieve very tad cases of Rheumatism, and learn that some of the deafest persons in the community have been entirely restored to good hearing in a few minute, iu the last day or two, by the Electric Oil, in tho hands of the lWvwir. feblMnaatw JOS. B.niNTON. The Don els and their FuneirXrrm. As psrfcc health is the greatest bleiag that we can enjoy, without which all other blessings are of IfttU consequence,, we deem It of great m porta nee to point out tbe way for you to enjoy it. The bowels must be kept in a stat3 by which they are enabled to carry IT the useless matter; they are the main channel whicirnature has appointed to carry everything that is aunecessarv. And it is impossible to tell what a large amount vt sickness has been caused y constipation, or costivene; in other words by not keeping the bowelslrtgalar: it is the main road to all diseases: it is the cause of unnatural irritation to the m neons, or lining memnesof thebowels. Having Ust their natural strength tfce cawxt Mect t. liat ftf ,hem. Hence, the b. weis becouie Inflamed, and unless von find a speedy relief, a thousand other complaints are ever ready to drag you through a miserable and wretched life. Such medicines must be riven as will cleanse the stomach and bowels, and restore their natural strength. To accomplish this there Is no compound so valualde as these Till, all ether medicines bins: to utter insignificance when compared to them; It seems as though the Author of Nature had designed them for Ulis as well as other complaints. From two to firepills a dy will increase strength and appcUU,and cieanse the stomach and intestines from whatever is injurious. Dr. Mors' Indian Root Pills are sohl by all dealers in Mediciaes. mar3-dwwlm Hostettcr'a Momach Bitters corrects theappetite, impart a tone to the system, force off the bile and all impure secretions, regulate the btwe's, give us strength of body and vigor of mind. lor Dyspepsia and dyspeptic symptoms, they are the wonder of the afflicted. In all cases of flatulency, dizziness, prostration, great fatigue and general debility, it is surprising how soon the patient Cuds relief. No family can afford to be without Hostetter'a Bitters. They require no spirits. Sold In full quart bottles by Druggists and dealers generally. EOV COGSWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC

That ha produced auch remarkable effects in many cases of Kecraloia, Vertigo, and AffecTioss ,-ir the Head, caused by disturbed circulation, in thuje who have tried it in this city, is for sale at mp ii t . KELLER tz WHITE'S. tThe highest testimonials of iu efficacy have been given by a number of the most respectable citizens who have tried it. jjyi CO AI BODIAM KINfMQ COMPANY, (Office on Water strt, under the Telegragh Office.) Cart loads or 1 bushels of Bod iatn Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at ICft-per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense ol the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken ia payment. JOHN W YMOND. tfac2"-sf. Secretary and Manager

COMMISSION & FORWARDING

P. G. O'RlLEY tS: Co., OLD ESTABLISHED TOHBOAt EVASSTILLE,-INDIAN A. Storage?, Forwarding fcCommissierr MERCHANTS. GENERAL R AILHOAD, STEAM BOAT A.D K X 1 It ESS A C H N TS. Special Agent for the Feun. Central RAILROAD, ASD CONNECTION?, orer which w- are cthw-.-izedtocire TJIUOI GM UEcEll'T AT IHK LOWEST I'OSSIULK RATKS. llarinca m.imrooth WharfUt at the landinc.the' tarierten theOhio Hirer, capable of sturing and proKunxaii mcrcnanjie liaise w lamiie Irr-ni poure, we are preiared to Moiitate tbe Uictt( u ot all coiisigiiiuems forwarded to onr caiv, ly eithiT RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. l'artk'ular attention will W raid tn limiiln,. Stur. ing and Forwarding, also, to the sale of any I'roduce, or other proiTty. consigned tu u$ forsalr. abd saLaruii"n guamni-ea. Office and extensive Waiehonse on Water t'eet, sdjoinina U Telegraph, and on thf Whnrflioat, where we wen to I found, attending to the iuteresu of our pnrfrns at all hours, dar and nicht. " im onr superior i;tciiitie; imig stan4ing; urt trine "gy; and knowledge rif our l'Kinr, we feel conident of giving general satisfaction, and hope to merif l conti nuance of the cxtensire patronage we art now vjoyirg. Liberal cash adrtinces will he made on all consignmenta to either ourelves or correspondent in any tho pt iucipal market. Nortv, Vj st, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. . IKOVt, . . Late of Howard 3c Brown. r. m. aiRM4x, Late of Geo. Foster ii BROWN & AIRMAN", Receiving, Forwarding and (.'cucruT COMMISSION .MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, Evansville, Indiana. WE hsve formed a Co-partnership under the stvle of DHOWN tt AIRMAN, aad otter our Wvi es in the capacity as sot forih iu our card above. Wt are fully prp'ired to extend tverv fy-lity shippers, either by CAN AL, RIV ER. or RAILROAD, and assure them that their interists hall t-e faithful Iv represented, should they be pleased to favor us wiia their tatronne. Office ahd Warehouso or the c rnerof Main stree and the Canal. WM. BROWN. J"Mf W. M. AIKMAN. CARD. J. S. MITCHELIJL CO., Commission n4 Forwardln Slerchasttw, Under the Telegraph Office, Evansville. JO 11$ ti. MITCIILLL, At the rv pot, Bow ling Green, Ky. PA ITTICULAR attention given to Receiving, Storii w, amd forwarding any Produce cut-signed to us. V mill also use i-ur 'et t xcrtioi to efl.-ct the most advanUgeous hales of gxxl m-nt to us forthat ppowe, either at E vausville or Bo hng Urecn. jan U-tf STOKAC.1-: WAXTKD. I house any quantity of tiraiti, Produce, er Jdercluindize, on the mos liberal terms. Having large and airy moms up stairs, particular ca-e will be Uiken of IIouehull Furniture, Agricnltvral Implemcnu and all kind. of goods or arvs liable te damage from damp or nit. IiiKurauce e ffecteil at th owet fire proof rates, by the month, or longer, wlw-n desired. Warehouse Ticated on comer of Locust street and Vt . and K Canal, and niot convenient for shipping River or Railroad. Apply to OtO. FOSTKR it CO. api". 'ANAL TORA ÜE. fTIAVK a larre doubl Warehouse at the Cana IUsin,ct;iile of storing any amount rf prodnrr. which will I received, stored, taken care of and held subject to tha owner's orders, on tb moat renonatde lern. P. U. O'UILEY mli2;". wm säa - i-Mi w i v in is r ur i vnvi nn Hrssr r LOST. A .MALL POCKET BtXIK, BOUND WITH Ku-sta leather, and fastened with a Meelclaup It containeil a few dollars ami some papers of no importance to any hut the owner. If ti e tinder will return it to this office, he will I liberally rewarded, war.'-l w POCKET BOOK MIST, JOST, on Main rtrve. between th Wah'ngton J lloue and Morgan's Plot on First street, a Pocket Book, containing almnt C;t in monev, and a due bill aramst the stewmer Ia.ie Shelbv of t)i4, whh other papers. The find r will le li'erlV rewarded I y leaving ft at this office. WM.' EM RICH. niai-tf MISCELLANEOUS. CIIFAP, C.OOI ANI Pr.R9TANC!fT AMBROTYPE LIKENESSES. to at: HAD AT SMITH'S GALLERY, Opposite Court IIooe, Main Street, AT TWENTY-FIVE CTS. EACH AND UPWARD!, f 7 Kcruem'icr, over Keller's Han Store. Call and sec hpecic.cus, whsa jsi will be sure to ge a good Picture. fl7-2w DR. J. KIVETT, SURGEON DENTIST, II ER FORMS- every variety of operations in br jroAr.ion. and by lott practice has atutinel a skill, 0d ?uiUl hiinto cive entire S'ltiafaction to his latron. He taue pleaure in showing specimens of his artificial work to th. : who wish to examine seh prod union, and he may be consulted If Jioe who need the services of a dentixt without incu..mg any obligation toemploy biin aflerwanl. His office is in Bray's building, First street epposite the Post Offie. nov-Iy. JTRAW CUTTERS. 2 f tnfor.'s Patent ?traw Cntter. for mle low I y jandsw Z H.COOK ti KIN". !VEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS. lvinrsUme' Travels in South Africa: Lucy Howard's .'ournal. by Mrs. P.cotiru; Mrs. Hale's Receipts fur the Millba; Life of Aanm Burr; Wood's R4anv. Twiu Roses, by Mr. Ritchie, 'ot received nt J DOBELL A CON YNGTOVS. mm FUN FOR HIE MILLION! BELLS! BELLS!! FIFTY STHAl'S SLEIGH BKLLS! SKATES! SKATES!! 7IIEKE 1ILWDKED PA1KS SKATES! Some Tcry fine.and i-rw-esratip-inf from 2c to 4 f r pair, with or without traps. Hoys make Imy (-.-. thesuushincs. CllAi.f. VM.1.S. New Stand, oi-rosltc J. II. Maghee Li.. feMD-Cw aCUfiAR. 3 Prime New O.'Jcan Snnr, do Plantation fjla-(e, for sale r"u-d price by B" TQrOE5 T LIQUORS! LIQUORS! JLi 4bblOld live Whixky, hr lll do do; in Uts Cherry Brandy: 5'lifbbls d. do; 19U.I Frrh Brandy: SO hf bids do do; a I ! Apr',! Brandy, received per fmeT Princess, and for sale by I. & D.HEIMANN. f eb-JS . I BAD PIPK. - A ;? A 3rtuit:it received and for sale by jan 13 BAMX iltR. n UTTER. if) fts. Tde Butt-r. n n-rivt and for sle l-y '1. II. COOK St SON . JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS A fine awirtnit iXComic and Sentimenl TsUetitir.es, for sale by J. HEALEY. tor SUNDRIES. C5 40 1 x lUmburgh Cheese; JO oxs Mar l iMMllesi ä "i ii vierry ti runny i S do Wine; 3 d fSrcer M'ine; 3 do Ra-berry Brand v; lfrboxe Korest Wine Bitters. rcceivid sod far al by IfcbfiJ Lit D. HKIMANN. BRANDY. PerS teamerpannr Bullitt, direct from Custom Honse of New Orleans. S half pipes 11. Q : . ...- tt A - i em (. i febti I. k. D. HEf M ANN. nOMINY;re.ih burliels prime Flint Hominy; Zb ao rresn l orn Meat; i Isurels Pearl lUi-iev : S do Split Peas, f os sale by fabl rlitCiMtlf S1N. SC.NDRIEIS. I0,i miiunnv IIa; Sr Mds Crushed KMrrf 2ri htls Powdered Surr. 25 bbls LoU eugas.lu store awl for ! br PRESTOS BROS S",1 iNOtirs. I'wjjOu tfrt qvalitr of Yellow Poplarhireles, superior to any in the city. Ai,airpe lot c.r 1'iue Shinties, Dresse! Flooring, Dressed Ceiling. Jitt rereived and for sile cheap at the NEW LUMBER YARD, corner of Main-nd Kicbth treet. feodw WATSON, NEWBEItHV fcCO. sinROCERIES. JUST RECEIVÜD, VP fi1 btds Prime MoTi 2Tn half bi ls io; 100 hhds Surrr.Faitto Cüoirtr innisMts Coöe;30A package Hiihj HO boxes lU,ripr 4" Kegs Carb. Soda? otiojtes Onaegusaud tciMi, lOOpacKagos Raisins -. Also, a complete a-oot.iunt of other goods ia . wroocrr wa-r. to which we-would invite the attention kfOA$H M'YKK.Sas wearepfre4" toclter indaremertutnot to l-e found elsewhere. UEO. FOSTER & C., fel-; Corner Locut jtree. t.d Cwii.