Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 93, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 March 1858 — Page 2
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EVANSVILLE, IND. tltu
FRIDAY,....
.MARCH and iU t37"Tbo news by telegraph this morning Vr
vrill be found interesting. The capture of
Canton by the allies will create a new era in
w;
the relations vf China with the rest of the
world. Th result or the election in Nw Ilimn
OCCIJ city,
shire shows an increase,! anti-democratic
majority.
THE HbLIlWOl "Wo note as one of the "sijjns of the times' J
the remarkably earnest state of leeling now
manifested in the public mindin re crence to ?m
the subject of religion. It is evident that the country Is about entering upon an era of
remarkable religious excitement. The move--a,. t t.r- 5n Xw York
J v City, where prayer mcetiugs are daily held in different parts of the city, to which men of business crowd by thousands Bunting West from w York, tha Eeival aa it is tech-
. - w nkallr called, has reached Pituburir. Cin- . ' . . . . . m thus manitcstea mast do mcreaaca ramcr han slackened. The secular press of the country seems to be deeply interested in the progress of this devotional tide-wave, and aro watching rith solicitude iU effect upon the country; A reference to the history of tho subject hows that during the last century, at irregular in tervals, there have been marked by religious V.h nnt anno tn rafp The last rePetition of the conver.ional fervor diffused itself throughout the country about 'J m r a.1 . a. a. a. t I 1 twenty-nve years ago. Mnce mai urac uie relieious sentiment has not been advanced by any sadden and; general ; movement,'. hut has grown stronger and deeper by a comparatiTcly gradual advance. Within the last fortnight, the public mind has been aroused upon the subject, and as we read the accounts of prayer meetings, special service and in- . qairy meetings, held all over the country, we are convinced that the American people are standing upon tho threshold of a religious revolution, fraught, as we hope, with great consequences to individuals and States. In this city, within the last week, special meetings have been held, and others are con templated. We can only utter the fervent wish that they may be crowned with tho auc cess which has. attended auch movement elsewhere. The Poring Trade. The season for. the Spring Trade, and the I time to' maVe'an effort to resuscitate the business of our city, have arrived. Tb. stocks of merchants in theconntry have been I tun ow, and their old account with mer chants at Louisville, Cincinnati and the East, have been settled up, and they are in a position to form new relations. Our merchant ought ta improve these favorable circumstances to extend the business of the city. There is a' river trade below ns that has never been sought as it is worth seeking. Agents of Louisville houses visit all the towns, and aided by the Louisville packets, carry a large amount of trade past us, that might be brought here, we are told, by proper exertions, and made to support our packet and give activity to our streets. The Green River country, from which we draw so much of our trade, might hei made to contribute more by cultivating a more intimate intercourse. A mail is very much needed up Green River, and now is the year for forming new mail routes it is certainly worth petitioning for. Is there no one sufficiently interested to move in the matter? Tbe country all around us needs canvassing to retain our old customers. It i filled with active drummers from Cincinnati and other large markets, who will seduce many old customers from us, if they are not circumvented. Our manufacturers, aa well as our merchants, should take more pains to make themselves and their works known through the country. It is only by individual exer tions that the general trade and prosperity of tho city can be incressed. A more liberal indulgence in the habit ef advertising and circulating notices of their business by handbills, cards and circulars, would be an investment that would pay gen erous returns. ArroixTMENTs bt thi Pbisidxxt. The Washington States of the 6th inst., contains a long lit of the recent appointment made by the President and confirmed by the Sen ate last week. Among the Indiana appoint ment we notice those of W. J. Ccllcm of this State, superintendent of Indiana 'affairs for the Northern Sopcrintendency, and Ctbcs K. Dbiw "to be agent for tbe Indian tribes east of the Kocky mountains and North of New Mexico and Texas." We think that there is a mistake in relation to the latter appointment. The Colonel expects to be located at Crow Wing, one hun tired and fifty miles' North of St. Taul, as agent of the Chippewas. If the States is correct, the office is one of more consequence and responsibility than was at first supposed. The English Mikistrt. The fall of Lord Palmereton, who has directed tho foreign policy of England for more than twenty year is an important event. Tho new ministry is highly conservative and anti Galican. The change will be unfavorable for. Louis Na poison, and will dissolve probably theeordia alliance between Enzland and France. The new cabinet will introduce, it ia to be hoped a more cordial, frank and sincere dipolomatIc Intercourse with this country, in regard to the commercial and political interests which both countries have in the South American States. ———<>—— BRIGHAM YOUNG in his recent Message to the Utah Legislature, plants himself emphatically and flat-footed, upon the dotrine [sic] of "Popular Sovereignty," and expresses a firm determination to stand by his platform, and resist every encroachment to the bitter end. Brigham insists most positively that every Territory has the undoubted right "to regulate its own institutions in its own way"— Utah not excepted—and that Mr. Buchanan ought not to resist the practical application of this good Democratic principle, so strongly advocated by himself. ———<>——— BT TLe St. Loui Ledger, an ultra Demtwratic and Catholic organ has been trans ferred to E. W. Johnson, Esq., recently i Know Nothing editor lu Cincinnati. "Ex tremes meet.
cinnati. Louisville, and even St. Louis. .The in a atone throw or roydras street, the cranu the progre or it enlargement, will be tnr wwre m port wm orvgu.ri-uiuui interest is no confined to any denomination leading thoroughfare ot the produce line more s-rious and protracted than his col- for the majority of the Ohio river hoats. , . . " . .- ii v.. store which nco were good locations and leagues seem to admit. To ay nothing of of Christians or to any particular locaiuy. commanjed tenants at $3,000 per annnra. the numerous hinderances that mnt nn- HTThe origin or the fire in Messrs. The movement is general and tbe indications Very little of the produce received here now avoidably be occasioned by the operations c..M.fM..w u ,.wmnt,vi
. . xt I viij uui ft au u - viä' uai pisiivuku a i r 7 . . . : manifestations W e 0f jU prosecution, but by tbe Ireqxient swell r t tW in detail.- mke ho,ri does Dwt lcaTC bemod !t and frUetn common to tho river durinff the
JJcsnrcss or ISrsr Oxtxairs. There ia a
striking exemplification in (he condition of Cincinnati papers are discussing the practi-1 ment
Orleans that the inerease of shipping I cability and expediency of the project of Man's Library."
business the concentration o! trade in tran building a new canal around tbe alls on the
will not alone build up large city, Indiana side. A. part of. the press denounce
give permanent and increasing value to J the
real estate. New Orleans has neglected I treasury. The following article from the I Liquors and Jewelry.
m.lin'iM mjnnfMrtnrc. And 1 Cincinnati Gazette shows it to be most feasi- I
unt.n;-.. (I. incresie of her commercial bio
w rl Mt.tn ha. for aevernl vear. naviffation round the Falls:
j : t.J
SiailVtiaf T ail't III mau J iwiM vi lug - - - . ' . - - - I declining. The following extract of a &ng! Col." Ixm. JK Tjrambull. and
lctr lU 'l"th'.
v I I - The lcl traolo of the city-eottlHtnes very of dull. New Orleans, has become, and is a 1st tmnA r nr-'t v i tr n n.l fn.war.lifia. A rvAf I an,1 Thera is no doubt but this vear will show the of largest amount of business ever done in that! line. Produce is received here in enormous ntlotbj . bri it t lhe commission merchants to sell it the of draymen to transfer it, and the vessel to car or ry it away, and tell for so much; but the husiness in New Orleans of that class of pcopie who rent large stores at big rents, Keep Jic,ks, ry heavy license and Uxce. and keep a lare stock of $ooda on hand to job off thebunineMof this character has adly fallen ?ff ,r.,ra wl?t,At?.Cl iSl .!! evidenced irvtn in an: numwr wi -ir with bill on to rent, withIwa wlm L.aar. I - iW,tor thi. urteil r-n W,n5 -.1" niviicr 111 UBBfc aia luuutu), 1 There is in thi statement a valuable admonition to Evansville. Our fomarding I . . ..I rr business is large it glres activity to cur rtreets and lines our wharf with -steamers, and the city is deeply indebted to the comI mission houses' whose - indntry and enterand aubstintial gain, a. a single facto- . . .1 : . M - t t: . ni ' a-- At ... nreMnt tlinft tvera : wort. vQ. V-.,, w-v-a v.w YnrV. forthe Kussian. Austrian, Kgyptian, and Snftni,H t ;AT(.rnmenta. A re! ia bein conBtnjCtcd for the Russian Government that ... th , . ever built in that city. Uk.i - . mnniwf T.ooo ton...nd -Alf .., v.u,. 0rnA ei .ooa.ooo.TT, wnrfe Wm done for the TTnttan Vice- " I . . ., I roy IS a monstrous pump uia. win cos. uum äV i A VrtA 4 , 1 . I u,wu or w.vw. iron mveum tc-ci i also bcintr constructed to ran on the Oronoco I river, and will be put together -in a few days. She is 153 feet in length, and 21 feet in breadth. .1 SLATim'sDAGtrrmuiANCAa on Sixth street near Chestnut is daily visited by throngs of both sexes, of all aSes and conditions, who get Iiicenc taken in tho best artistic style, at prices surprisingly low. der how rood picture can be cot un for tho win v sis s T vu I small sum of f7y cents: yet Mr. Slater domc - ns - trate that it can be done, br rroducimr lateness unsurpassed In superiority ef style, exquiaite tone and finish. In tho branch of I ..,... . ,,J . -ii 1 nuivi vijj'iu ire is iaicij miuivj. . i wen repay inoso wiuun; nne piozurcs 01 i themselves or friends, to visit Slatcr'a Por- . . , i - rsnia ininon . wnrri 11 if rnruni run rui nrnrnrr'ti i ' - - ' 7 , . m all'laavJ . I at price ranging rroai the highest, down to 1 the low sum of half a dollar. tST Tho United States steam frijrate Niv.. ..tvi r.m vw V.V fn. v-1-4 , I w rcsumo tue aitcrap. w iay tnu ific msicaraph cable across the Atlantic. Shots to I take one half the cable on board, and an x.ngnsn soip win ae au omer nan. coia ships will then proceed to the mid ocean, T 1-1 1 II a f a i . 1 t ! Tl.äL I here they vlll unite the two ends of the caMa and aail In ouotaite directiona. Bv this , 1, a m v- .(1 I means but one half the time .will be occupied wmcnwouia 00 consumed 11 uicy commenc- 1 ed at the English coast, and proceed continnouslv to the American. The Niasrara is said to be the largest ship in the world except .ho Leviathan. IiANKS are orten denounced as monopolies, 1 and aristocratic institutions, conferring peSn.a nn nnnolaaa aKnva anntViar I 1 ' ' ' fe " w.. . a V . . in .ew uricans tno ciass seems to 00 limited to a favored few. By the report of the Bank I 10 a isTorea icw. ij wie rcjwrt vi nc uaun commiasioners of Louisiana, it appears that 10G Directors of tho Banks in IVew Orleans .... . ,. . - . have loaned to tnemseives one tmrd or the all capitals of tho isanks which they manage: mrilin9 to tha rati a listriWinir Vnnlr favors 813 individuals.in a population 200,000 would have tbe entire use ot tho capitals and all the advantages conferred by the exclusive f TtV i,r.r. 1ST The commissicners appoJntcd by Governor Poock to investigate the afluirs of tho defunct Bank of Pennsylvania, report that among the aecount of Thomas Aliibone, they found one of $25,009 charged as having been paid to a certain individual for effecting the sale ot tho banking house to tho Government for a post office. It arrears that the Government was fleeced out of $100,000 br that transaction. Who rocketed tha rrofiuf t3T A bold and extensive swindler, named Steele, was lately arrested at St. Paul, Min nesota. Steele had for a long time, b forging titles and abstracts, sold larire tracts of . . , . ' . ... . .auu iu various peraoos wi. JUBüiiiy "BS conveyed ranging from S,000 to 14,000 acres, So boldly and openly were these transactions Mtt! nr. f.-., a u. im. n r.r.;;A ' v 4 of the fraud was entertained. ———<>——— >A laborer named John Shehan, living in St. Louis, lately went home drunk, and had a quarrel with his wire, in which she bit off a portion of his nose. Enraged by the act, the drunken wretch seized a hatchet and mutilated his own person in a manner too shocking for description.———<>——— ——>It is rumored that General Cass will T not remain much longer in Mr. Buchanan' vauiuti. a. iibuu tue lumvr vviuci JJUIU source so intimately connected with Mr. Utas, ana so iiseiy to d privately posted m - a .
I aJaA liAA kASt Ml. t aa Taaaaafc AIM AM f Af II IA vitA 1 tVAVlf W til Kät fAatl Väk I A fti 1 AR 1 f
swaaODS pecua j i fl u. v I nnrneron imrPflim2nLai obviotiAlr in the wav
with regard to his feelings, that considerable j jfewcomb fc Co., in Cannelton, lately subreliance may be placed upon it. Ll 1 A l.nit.t .
For several weeks past a perfect food of counterfeit Quarters and half dollars lias been afloat in new York, and thousands of dolhrs in spurious coin are circulated in the city. Some of it wa. received h th ,m ployec at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the I last pay day. s7 in itanop county, (Ind.) jail ia filled with prUonera to iu ntmost capacitymuruerera, coanterfcittrs, and thieves con stituting the majority. rST- Three - -"iiiiier nave Den arre.l an.l eommltt sA !-...,... ,v a. tnaianan.11.1. .-.Ii V.!. ... i vim w uii kiiai.
Indiana Gamal Rood thz Falls. The!
plan as a design to plunder the pmblic I tion and economically of Irnnrovinz the Mlniovi p.r.ar.1 of Civil Enffincer. eorv-1 Bl. HIT. Tri Hfl IT äw, W I t I It a. I L In .ää"l W" I äa W"W äTäl w ar. in which was shown tnc estimated cost three different improrenienta of the Falls. the enlargement of the preseut Lui.viJlo Psvrflan.f I"1 u n fl 1 aA iik tn rru.if tliA uro at . commerce, which was estimated nt - 42,343; 2d flack water navigation of the river on the Kentucky side, including a river . fndiana lrQj- th'e cott ;f ft 'ix ing 2000 feat, to improve the natural channel did middle chute for boats which might not choose to pass the canal, estimated at $1,212.525, to which is added for contingencies, lana damage. &e., f503.l5U making altog - ther $1,515,731. Touching thia report the writerfor the Gazette says: , 44 In this report, Col. Long objects to the !?d f?!1.0.1! cni, ir iu ressun mui -iho uiv-rrouiniiis t n.vintion in tK on.l npoll. nrinr ,. - , i .laAisU ttt.l la thvaa tr..!t f th Tnlarl . arm. th h..l nf . Ti'lSr-.l'ilZY"'. ... 111c oij runai, wui uliuou'jicuit vi'iiui-i. tue i navigation of the latter during periods more ::::.y":.:"ir Imi rrnlMK ,1 anil ha rrv1iiiti va nr an S IVlt) a 1 S W II f VI VVIMIMVI WS ää -a rW,M tion of the work, especially at tbe point just mentioned, irunst occaaion an entir supen ?!oa of cu.naJ navigation for many days, pernr. ra vita in anwaaiAn. .. .Qa fcnch occasions the progress of the ercater portion, probably three-fourth, of every year, all contributing to delay the work and enhance the cost." " 'Touching the proposed improvement on tho Indiana ide thi writer sav: In addition to this testimony, wc havo had report from Committees of both Houses nf rftnW in fvnr nf anntlr rnnl th Indiana' sida of the river, at every session Lwhen the siibct was presented, nu til tlw 1 irr: ' r.i,m. Kr .n rr,, ftf .nd thmnwli th influence of Mr. Lockliart and the Mail Bout f r: i.r i ii vum I'ilii T , tiiu iiicuuaui a new laiiiii vuiuit mcchll . ln lllat wav. fü. thoT furnU-,ej A many names In 1341 in favor or tho Indiana canal, as would have filled his paper every - ... dJ r a month, jiuriug tbat acmion, mor . . , f . , . I " ar " tions also from Ohio. Tennsvlvania. Indiana. Maryland, irinia. Lonuiaua and Missouri isavuri i wer presented to Congress in favor of the Indiana canal. Public opinion then, as it is n,ow- WM aiJeJ in hvo,r u? bnu oi.-- v. ... ...w .... in tho Commercial were signed as members I. r ' ;tfM ir, f.r Af il, Tn. v VVUI tJ t .vvv t w m . vi ä-ä as a w v i av at aa diana canal, tcmontrating in the strongest n,anner ffint any improvement of the iV;.I; t r V. mmn 7 th mcrce of the river mi . .1 t. . l t m I . 1 D0 Pr"' -- " imuuiMant anrl Tulla far ahnrt nf arliat thA nrnunt 1 -- . , . . . requirement 01 commerce aemano, ou. oaa ns 1. 1, iu lu.crruj'i i. ia 10 icuvo iuu ciu merce of the country thrown nt upon the wharf at Louisvuio or rortiand without the
moan to LninAXnr irom ona roini to mo oiner. - " . . , ' I Heavy mechincs. enzincs, locomotive and many other articlca of great weight could not ho passed over the streets ol Louisville with out submitting to their corporate laws, and I 1 navit-auominrougn wiecunuisnotua uesusa 1 . 1 1 W pended, to mako the improvement, who conld j wncn ,t would be returned. In 1851 the number of passages of boats through tha ca naiwasi J. tquai w. a wnnago oi my ,022 I 4anj a 1 . 1 Vya t' n 1 it At TiyAilMAA ssn.l tM A h as Wll. IJVI t tlW VBIUO ' S I ' J VUMV ISI IUVIVIIHII d;80;cn0 lu,nJrcd millions of dollar. One ycar tiien 0f interruption to tho canal would cause in expense for .transfer by land, around tho falls of the commerce of the country, a sum equal to one-third of the cot of a canal oflari;Hcr dimcnsionaon the Indiana side of tj10 rVcr. The proposition now before Congress i for the trovcrnment to apply the prent ol the in vestment in the present canal of tS3.000, to assist in constructing another cunal on the II silVll aaaaäv ihm vw7VVi -- a y v ua a wm aaawsa InJiana si.io of tho river, to accomo late com - merco until the present canal can bo enlarc ed. and after that u aa a descending and tho flllCT an BBCVIIUillL mull. asrainsl thQ enlargement of the present canal which are laiuiliur to all acquainted with the wnicu are laiuiliur 10 ai character of the work iSlM1?. is to enter the canal wil work and the location. knows how difficult it ith a. lorr. Knot ariil the immense delay which frequently occur by boats drilling upon the rocks. It is also well known that the channel on fiin wh alluvial jLw,;. ymovr &riA ttt the upper port of the Louiaville land ing, which was scarcely perceptible in low water twenty years since, is now a lormiuai S.l.m.l nvornil with n Inr.Trt vrnwt.1i f t!l Inti-a Tlin 1a1iv rf iTiHorTim.nl wnrtra nA the difficulties in tho right of way, in conncction with tbe numerous bridge required across the canul, are sufficient reasons to au thonzo another passage for the commerce of the country, before the trado of the great West is destroved bv the selfish and ruinous policy of a few individuals, who are now advocating the patching up of the present canal, on tho plan of an individual opinion. without surveys or authority, and at an cxpcne wiucu would onir aninorize snch repairs as would continue tho nuisance and obI l.tI Jc-llons wnicn nave irmiica tue commerce 01 the river, and disgraced the nation br actin 2 as a toll-gatherer at the falls of the Ohio, for a work which, in the language ot the Board of Engineers, in its present condition, is "as I little suited to accommodate the commerce of . raiiroaa consrxuciea twenty I years aeo, with lieht rail for car moved by MW . sir u, ten mil,. an l.onr would at this day answer for heavy loeomoI tives and trains running at the rate or from I vnirty to lorty mucs per nour. u. Mcupiu and Little Kock Kailboad. e iearn that sixteen miles 01" thi road were I 1 . J : r v. i.:i. .1 t. wiiipwisru iu r curuarj, w uuu lucre 1 cnoupn of iron contracted for to reach the St. Fran ci riVCr. There are twenty-two continuous I mlc graded, with six or reven more in de tached rarccls. The remainder is under conI tract, and will be ready as I - as soon as required for track-laying. tll " Minv f5tiTn nt PMlnalnVi! a V.n 1 , . , I rwtitioneii the Iviclarnr t nn.a a Ina- tipa. hibIün? free negroe$ from I g(a,( KT The miners in the cranlov ot if. Ti. I awN. aiw ja iva mm StUlVU 1U täS4 at place. , ' tt7 r. name, me Amencao feptntuaiirt, I arBaaTa A ST WW . a, mm a, m a ' Dccn ,n,lea ft ,,,e tnnm or f10 T I an tngiisr. lady, recently deceased. J37" A rufiJan, named Roberts, has been arrested In Xcw York for cutting off both tbe ears of a Mr. Joseph Jones. GJT. The publication . of the New York Evening Mirror, long and ably conducted by Col. Fuller, has been diecontinued. i tl. r . . ti t . i I iu. wiun w wramon liew-.-uugt I Um, r,,;,i!nn , tc -r I . , vivinuiii, JU KWVUi ilV l.HD Vi v. . L nunit jcb itjcu CB11CU,
TO for Agents, teaded,"A Boole for Every ArcTicx. We call attention to the aocsales by Messrs. Woolacy & Kelson, of uicobdeb. mere is w do a vuj Recorder elected at the approaching election, mention of which was omitted in the ad .... ... i vehement of the election as first published Tocxo America Fire CoMrasT. The no tice in yesterday's EnquireT of the Youn America Fire Company was uncalled for and not warranted by the lacts in the case. Some time elapsed after the 'machine was on the ground before she would take water but dar the greater part of the lire the company yeoman service, The Bodiara coal is growing in favor with steamboatmen. An old Captain remarked . . . . . u n our heanng a day or two since that it was equal to any coal mined on the river below Cannclton. The company's boats are always ines Pompeterit men have ..... , .i.,, t:!,.,,. charged ot them. It will not be many months r. The TOOUI wa built With great Care to - j.. : ti,.... icuun it j.-vuwv.tj c-twi. aviv " j parcntly no way by which fire could be com municated to tho meat, yet when it was first discovered the whole collection of meat, hung in tiers from the bottom to the top of the honse, was in a b!ze. Doch not the process of s mo ing bueou in auch larjre masses in a confined house, evolve a gas that msy, by being confined and condciicd, becomo in flam able? Ext-siv Sale of Lots. Wc refer our readers to the sale of valuable lots advertised in ourcolums, by Messrs. Denby and Lnnkenheimer, of a large number ot valuable lots to take place on the Slst of March. The lot are all in the improve, parts of tho city, and thi aale is likely to bo a good test of the present value ot Ueal Ju-tate in this city. lots ou which improvements 1)0 in Jemand and pay a good interest if built upon. The sale will afford a rare chance for Investments. A CAllD. To th members of the EcantiUe avd Lamatco Fire Companite, and the citizens generally: Allow us in thi public manner to return . ,. r. 3 ou our ,nccro lun" ,or T,r ,I,"i-f CA.crtions in saving our property irom des.mcuon on Wednesday, tLe 10 int. xh r vii frr iinifr tiirrnifrn trrtnr eiT.irra. . . t i.i.i,. in lime 10 save mos. 01 our aiuca sua tu ucbi, part rf the building; and it certainly reflects credit on tho Firemen of Evansville to know tliat tlier wlLroa out "ra0Ke ,l0ns ,u ' meat, and blazing from Douom to top, a icai . i , t .4. unproceaenteu in sncn auw i menu. tttnup it f Vict ft- - Jlll.HI.Ali ua OfV a. CANDIDATES. t . ri.i.iriTT for. COIWCILMAX I. a.-ni-n r a...tt.int,u.j lAsnnnnnrs r J la, (Ik ft 11 I 1 Vä.a"IVl """"' w tMtJ. P. ELLIOTT lsrwndUUte for re-eliion as Councilman la the Fourth Ward. Mr. Elliott avows himself a surporter of the OLD CHARTER, and in favor f liberal appropriations fur iRKE SCHOOLS . ... . ... a. a, . a. . . iitde-irss that tner bena mistake witn voter oi ta Ward in i regard to his views on these lssuco. marl CITY.CLEIIR.. Ma. CajtuLB:ria.aaBounce my name as a candidate for re-election to the othceof CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election, ruarll WELL II. WALKER. CITY ASHESKOK. Mr. PATRICK BURKE, present incumbent, U a candidate for re-election, as City Assessor. marll JAMES D. is a candidate for re-' election to the office of CITY ENGINEER ANDSt'R YEYOlt. . mart FOn CITV COLLECTOn.-We ar requested to announce G SO IUiK WOLFLIN as candidate fur City Collector. mar FOB ASSR3?On . We arc requested lo announce JOSEPH 0. II ABING, a candidate for City Assessor. mart ACGCSTLS LBMCKB is a candidate far CITY CLERK at the ensulnf April election. mart HOT lOI'l'i:i; AT 31 A 11 K LT. CHARLES A. WILLIS ta-.ser.ned a Coflee and Ili'fresliuiert Staad fur eurly visitors at the Kraus rille Market. Viit .r will lind t'ofiVe. Chocolate, M .Ik and CnWea, moklnc warm, at all hour of the momlnc. CIIAKLBS alao kerps a supply of VCGETABLKS for families, at the lowest market jficei. His Sbnd Is No. 1?, lower end of the Market, marll-lw . , EIXI.U OFF AT A GRKAT KACItlFICB! I HAVE TIMS DAY BOUOHT TUR WHOLE stoen of Oootls from the Rjnitfnee's if Wm. Loe. wr nihil Av On., which, tnr to sell out as qnlcx,- as posiMe, I wtTer at creat reduction, wlwilesale and rctiil. My new goods from the Eat, which will.! here in a few days, will be sold at wh.lenle only at very low prices for cash and to prompt merchants. mari-3ia AHR. LOEWEN'TIIAL ffsT RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.The AtLinti for Fe-ruarv: Leslie's llaiKte f Fashions for Felcuary ; 'raliatn's Macaiin lo do; Mrs. SteTen's Monthly, do Ho; (iodry's LkI.ts Koolc do A ; Hanr s Magazine do dot Sohoo! fellow do do; II n-hHd Words d. do; I.a'liei' ReoitirT 'do do; Illustrated London ew; i'tinch, and all the ii'srmine and nwpaper, at fct.l 1IOUM.Ii at LI'.Mo tii . CCNDniKS3 lj.ft'O Extra finefrtrtile Cirari ; 71 tiroas I'int usas; 25 Boxes Essence Coflee; 2i doi. I. B. Half Bushel Measures: It do Washhoanls; S do PecV and Half Peck Measurr; 50 Boxes German soap; ree'd and for by au I. A: D. IIEIMANN. F.CF.ITED BY EXPRESS. ItV American Almanac'for !"; Burton's Ecclesiastical llistorr: Fruits for Christinn Seanotis, u'rst and Cond c ies,at UßiU J.IIEALY. MOLASSES "j Karrels rrels Moli'M! half barrels MolA5e. Tnc rM-rlmt ir it.nmM Ch,VK,,ort n1 rr sale by , fvl'H WHEELERS: Rir.GS. CMIOICE LAYER Ft IIVIVS -J t lioice New Currants; Choice New Citron; just received and for sile hr Z. II. COOK & SON. CHOICK BCCKVVHKaT.--J awo fts Choice Hulled Buckwheat, lust received and for sale by z. II. COOK At SON. BUCKETS fc TUBS. IV) doi. plain ami fancy bucaets; M do fancy half do; b0 dot. paintol tuhs , 1, and 3; So nests (3 ea) o; 25 do (ea) do; Just received ia store and fr rO W Wi;EEL:itkRIOQS IU O. SrOAIt 21 hhd. Jut toeived an for sale l low tr ULllKKT tt BOWLES. j.ti.;-tf. rsno lovers ok'tiik wf.kd. A 13 butts FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO, Just received aud for sale dv mars VICKERYS. JOnXSTOX. sT'UXDItlES. S rfl boxes Star Candle; b do Cincinnati Moan: 2T, do Hatnhurgh Cheese; W doien Rrooms; IMkecs White Lead; lOhhls Llaseerf Oil; ÄbMs Cement; Secnils Cotton Rope; fiO Ms Cotton Battine. In tnr and for tale by ORR, DALZELL CO. marl CiaAR. Ti Mats Chin.iraon; A -sorted fine Cigars just rrce!red ar.d for Me by ; I. & D.UEIMAN.N. .RESII BALTIMORE OTSTERS. AL Those Fine X: I at si 09 per can, " Extra J. P. at 11 S rerca. at jau28 it. II. COOK Si SOX.
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RATES. One MBre,(te line or les), three t-av. tt 0 One verk, : s s : : : : : : 1 60 ;T-owik, j : f ; i :'t . : i t ityn One menlh," J m : : : : : . : : 4 Three mrtntha, :.t : : : t ' : lumontb, : : : : ; si : : : 1 0 trear, t ::::::: : : : 15 00 IS- iJtar"a,lt a lrf ad rertuemenU. Carü of x line r mvliT, SiO prr annum. tfr" No niUrrlid"attvertis;mentrer?iveil. r Xo alrert ement inserted for liu thn SO a : C T T O X . Large Sale of Jewelry & Watches ' AT AUCTION. rflHJi ATTENTION Or" TUR LADIES h respectol JE ELKT ter louiatrf ihi invite. Theg-ie will comu3tt,ce KU I DAY EVENING, MAUclI 12, anl beroiitmutil SttuniavHuJ Monday at ä o'cloaV, r. eterU1v for the Ijulie. The sick coomK nf Fine G l wil Silver Enplih Lvcr, Duplex. Anchor aid Cyl'fKl-r Watrhrs; fine Kohaa Vt Chains: Kin?U.lJ Sets of Canxw; OoUl ftone, Momic. I Ava, KUrentiie, Jet, Taiutinr. Califurubt DiaiiifDd, Sleevr :tun. 8luJ. Cut! Pin,0kt ThinMfä, kinm. Gold renpilsand Pen;!, 3, 4, an ; Si Wets. Also, a fine vrtment of Plated TV are rv1 Vanrv A.tirlea.snch ai 'Irer Pitted Tt-a.TaMeaiid Desert Forki and Snoons: Ctor, Cur and Goblet, Fru:t Knives, l'ortmonies. r 1 t VäTU ViUCB, laJUCy lDIS. O.C., KC. nUULM.) il ELU, marlJ-3t " ' Auctioueers. 44 A Book for Every Man's Library." lXPERIEXCED AGENTS WANTED IN ALL MJ parts 01 ttie country, to obtain tincrifr tor the "COMlTwKHl.NSlVK GEOUKAP11Y AM IIITKY, AiKia.it and MnHem. OF THE WHOLE w iKi.n " I. s. . (iiHii)Kii 11. ( irtw Tarier. Elerai.tlr bound, lind illustrated with 200 livnutiful niRi.inntnil AlmiM l'ri?i St. Rol l onlr bv th Asents, ti nu h or wnota a sreci' district win re firen. Rarinturementnrrd. The Heme Jouf nal" ysof this wrk: M No family whatever thuulJ De irltaom it. r r ru 1 1 ranieu lir aidrev. OEOUGE W. ELLIOTT, l'uhl her, mar!3 No. I7i WilKani t., New Yutk. CCKET3. 100 dozen, assorted colors, for sale aU lowly mtrlii iulbukt Himi.KCB3. 75 neat' rs, S's and N. l's, for sale y W ... uiL.Ur.KT i BO l.b3. tcarU ' ' . fvrimore street. IXTRA FAMILY YINEQAK. J 4'bjUYiue;ar for sale low hr marlJ GILBERT at EOWLEg. CARPET CIIAIN.-SHr, for sale lwhr marl3 GILBERT & BOWLES. LIQUORS AT ALCTIOX. TXTE WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT OtTR SALE V RnAius. c rni?rof Main and Third Streets. ia Friday, Marcli 12, lf.couunencicsat 10 o'clock, tie loiiowms ciniif nniem: .Hi k Brandy: SN Is Whisky; 4 do Yinerart ' ' 5Ci.-rS ilJle Pai Whisky; , , 2 do London Curdial Oin; 5 do Itinera; ' 5 d Brandy 5 S do Cherry Prandvj 5 Bk?ts Champarne; 4000 Ciirars, asrte-l rrauds; 1 dozen Bed Cords; 10 do Brooms. A L S O SO O'assirare, aasorted. The a'wve runsicnmeDt will il. witlioat reaerre. TrmCA31I. w 00L8EY t KLS0N, tuarll-it Auctioneers. MALTDYS FRESH OYSTERS I AM now receiving dsl'y MALTBTS nnrivilled and cekbrated choice Planted Ba1timre Oysti-r, and am I repared to Her the trade such indnremeuUi for the entire sean as hare never en offwrd in this market lirretofore. A cnsWnt daily snrptval wars n hinl. so that dealers and families can oMiin at any timedunne the season tloechoice Oysters, in cans and half cans and in the shell, warranted fresh and sret,and very superior in fUror and ualitr. i " . - i i i. 1 1 . ' i i criua sua. aoi iivus uui uujkBir morrr r-rivra. A. KL'RTZ, octo tf Soit AatNTforEvansrilli. . SPECIAL NOTICES. To tbe Officer of the Hartford Insurance Company, and of the Evasisvlll Isiarsure Companys The Ne.'tunt Fire Companv beg leave to oeturn tbe;r thant for your very li'cral donatinus for their scr vice render-xl at tli barbing of the 8 tare h Factory. J. II. BOFANDICK, - J. W. HEN -ON, nuuO Cnimittct. Safety and Rellef.-OU Dr. II. James, ahou whom th New York and other Atlantic city pre liave said so much, has retired fhssi practice, lat Dr. Tho mas Tilton, his son-ln-lawi has been edncated to trav el for him and dispense his invaluahle medicines. Most proiniuent among the Is his xtract of Canaiabisln. dica, m hich he discovered after hard la'wr and deep research in Calcutta. Hstrrek make a medtcii.e to save his only child from death by consumption, an he succeeded. Dr. Tiltou, his son-in-law, Is in Chicago, (Room No. 141, Slate street.) He has already sue ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds of terrible rases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Bcfler ir g, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs he has banished, ar Innumerable. The Canaiabls Indica is th most wonderful blessing of the age. Give Dr. Tilton a call or send for a bottle of medicine, hieb will cost you two dollars. He will prose t you that you need not be sick, and that It will ensta mer trifle to cetwrtl. ' ... X. B A Spiro-Dynameter i test the strenrdi af the lungs, and ascertain tbe exact state of the patient's health. 1. S.- Ry addressing Dr. Tilton a note through the Chicit-a l't Ortlce. enclosing four postage ataaipa, (12 centsia rec'pe will le sent in return, freeofch irce, to any iurt of tire lTnrn. All letters.answered prcmptly. Address. Da.TILTOX. octr.r.ra- Bos hW, Chicago, 111. Ulsan Hstabllshed Facl-Tluit Dr. S.ndford's Inrignrat'T will cure Liver Complaint, Jnundics and General DeMlity. Many people, pei-soually known to us, whose word cannot be douMed, have given theii certificates to prove this, and with such a mass of evidencevhocan doult. It is tru'y the invalid's friend, and will give relief when all other remedies fail. an4 in some instance tliat hare come under our obserTation it seemel the means of snatching Us victim from the grare; we wbh all our readtrshrho need medicine aould try one bottle fur It will surely give relief. (See advertisement ) marTM&wlm - - - - Ilelplhst never Tlrea or Leaves Yoa. We areacents for th sale of WATSON'S SEWING MACHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invested. Ladles, if you want a FRIEND, one wvo wilt do yonr work and tell no talcs, a servant that will not run out of nights, or ask pay at the end of every week, buy one of these useful articles, (price from US to tn,) and we arc sure you will be suited. UOilN BROOK i CO.. febs Water Areet, Eransrille. Discovered at Laat. Greatest cure In the world for pain! Prof. Chas. DcGrath's "Electric Oil." ThisOilis the only sum Stxcpv in jhe world for the cure f Rheumatism, Gout, Pains in the Back, Breast or Side, Talphation cf the Heart, Paralytic Stroke, Toothnche, Headache, cramps In the Stomach, Scrofula, Sore Eyes, Piles, Sprains or Bruises, Sores, or Bums, Stiffness In the Joints, TctUr, Xeuiwlgia, Sorj Dreasts, or any diseases that are sore or painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do it work perfectly iu from three to ta enty minutes, has been used ty thousands, and pronounced to be the Wst remedy ever discovered. The Oil Is a pure vegetable preparation, not the slightest dan ft by applying it outwardly or Inwardly, it at once gives a permanent cure lu both cases, from ten to CO minutes. " Xon genuine without the simitar of Prof. C. DeGrath. Principal Depot, No. S South Eight street, Philadelphia. Price 2öc, 50c nnd II per bottle. Mexican MsiUat Liniment. It is eirht years since this Liniment was first offered to the afBicte . Many millions of Bottles hare been used, and it has given better satisfaction than any article ever before tried t't timilar purposes. ' It possesses a specific poaer over inflammations, and chronic or accidenSil derangement of the Muscles, Joints, Ligaments or Skin. It is a source of great pleasure to ft el that we have been the humble means of relieving such an immense amount of aufWing, and have caused many thousands to leap for jy," because their paics were relieved, their wounds healed and their stiff Joints made elastic. Unscrupulous parties, regardless of their obligations to ourserres or the public, ar engaged in attempting to introduce a spurious and miserable article CXDta axothek raw, by representing it to be the same or similar. J2 Be on. your guard! Buy none but the original MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT, and you will not b deceired. G. W. Wutsaoor. Originator. BARNES ii PARK, feb-diwlm Proprietors, NTew York. Ast Impenetrable Seeret The attention of all who wish to hide the changes wrought by time or sickness iu th color of the Hair, Is invited to the fact that such changes mav be CONCEALED FORHYER, by tbe occasional application of that perfect simulation of every abade of natural black" or brwnt so widely known at CRIST ADOrtO'8 EXCELSIOR DYE. The artificial tinge which it instantaneously impart, is so true to life that it cannot nt ncTccTtb as the result of art. by the keenest observer. Sold every, where and applied by all Hair Dressers. JOSEPH CRISTADOItO, . marSdkwlis) Ke. C Astor Hanse, New York.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ax-r xoTTCKSt in thi nlace. to cents per line
VSiSot.e rusertion; Secent per line three times; cents per line one week : .liscoamt on longer time. liDDoriat( (0 thesr Utereaterf.-All thoje lf!ereed in Lamasco propertr, the title to which I de rived Iron nh Stewart, are requested to meet at the office of Iclebart 1 Ant&es, on Tbnrfday erenin 11th inst., st 1 o'clocx, to eansider the proposition of McCall's heirs t. compromise their claims to said pro perty. Bart 4t Doctor üoardler, Dnitbt, will b ataeat for a week or two at Owensboro. Tnose who wish his professional nerrices, will leave a note for him at Mrs. Ve&teco t's tr at It Journal office- Htfwül have his office on his return at Mrs. Tentecest s. marf-lw Five Dollars Rewar-Will he paid forthe detection of the persons who are in the habit of STEALING THE JOURNAL from the doors of crur subsenhers. They are dally taken, as we are led to believe, by a set of thieves, who peddle them to steamooai passengers, and also by a set of scamps not less wicked and mean. who borrow them to read, because they are too penurious to get their information honestly by pay ing for it. f3T AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, I 3000 Cases. v v.. i.i,;.rnn..nll nired w taw asas - from business, will spend the remainder of his days in curio that dread 3000 Cases. 30D0 Case. ful disease, CONSCMPTION-ratt J or CHArei; his earnest desire being 3000 Cases 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases 3000 Cases. to communicate to the world his re medieathat hare proved successful In mrre thaw 300 cases. II requires each applicant to send him a minute escrlptlon of the symptoms, with two stamps, (6 cents) to pay the return letter, in which he will return them his ADYICB PRESCRIP TION, with directions for preparing . the medicines, fcc. , , -( The OLD DOCTOR hopes that ' those afflicted will not, ob account of delicacy, refrain frcm consulting him because he makes No Charge. His sole object tn advertising is to do all the good he can before he dies-' II feels that he is justly celebrated for the curt of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, NerrowsAecUoniff, Coughs, Colds Sic. Address DOCT. UNCAS BRANT, 3000 Cases Eox3S3l, T0. New York. January 2T, li8. 6mlw4 l Consumption rr AN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR. while a Missionary anion r the InCured dians of tbe Rocky Mountains, Iis. covered a RAKE PLANT hM prove Consumption to he a certain cure for Consumption, Sroncnitis,Astbma, Liver Complaint, Cored. . Nervous ASccttoas, Couchs, Colds, X-. ir..:.. vi. r .. - v. " '"""' tonsumptioa rcurw iro ousincta.u wui en the prescription and directions for Corel preparing the medicines ran er CHaioc, to all who desire It, and Consumption WH1 send theiraddrrss, enclosing two . stamps ( cents,) to pay the return Cared. letter, with a description of tl.eir symptoms. Consumption The Old Doctor has cert more than aooe casks or co'ipsmos Consumption tumty.astbe Doctor wishes to do all the good he can berore be dies. Cored- Address, " ' l V Consumption WCI- UCAS ' . BoxÖ31, P. 0-, Cured. rln 6mlwd. New Tork. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN AVD PROFESSOR Da-URATII.-Franklin brought electricity fron the hearens to the earth, Imt It remained for Professor DeGrath to apply that electricity to tha relief Of diseased and suffering mortui s diseases that hereto for battled Um physician's W treatment, auch a Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Tains, Stiff Joints, Deafness. Swellings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases, Sic, are cured by Prof. DcGrath's Electric Oil, In one or two dars. Krad this letter: Psor. DatiSATHv I have been the victim for many years of a Rheumatic affect inn, and lost th use of my limt; I could not raise my hand to my head. In short, I wastotally Lelple. I applied your Elec trie Oil, and before 1 had used one bottle I was perfectly cured. You may refer any sufferer to nr. MRS. E. HUTCH INS, ? ' i Seventeenth and Thompson streets. Mr.IIntchlns is well known In Philadelphia. My Oil has cured 9Wt other Philadelphians, among whom are Geo. W. Ward, Esq., Jos. K. Bacon, R. B. DeCosta, Mrs. Fas.it, George C. Dover, iK Korth Third street, and others ad infinitum'. Sa! depot for this city, No. 59 South Eighth, near Chesnut street. PROF. CIIAS. DvGRATH. The Electric Oil Depot has Bot been removed. RaLkioh, N. C, Feb. 6, 107. I, Joseph B. Hinton, loug a retired physician of this city, have suffered much the last six years ef an affection ol the knee and ankle joints of one of my legs, rendering me Tory lame, the Hmb Stift' and contracted, and wiflial, baring been deaf in one ear the list thirty odd years, from coVl ia the bead many years ago have to-day had one tpplication o' Prof. DcGrath's Electric Oil to th diseased joints, applied by the son of Prof. DeGrath, Chas. DeGrath of Philadelphia, and, by the blessings of God, find my contracted leg rery much limbered, and am of opinion a few more faithful applications of it will restore it to soundness and usefulness again. Since one application has enabled me to run a short distmce without inconvenience. My hearing in the deaf ear, so much improved that lean hear the ticking of a watch. I hare seen th oil In the hands of Prof. Chas. Delrath, in this city, suddenly relieve very Uad cases of Rheumatism, and learn that some of the deafest persons tn the community have been entirely restored to good hearing In a few minutes, lu th last day or two, by the Electric Oil, tu tho hands of the Professor. feUMmdfcw JOS. B. I1IXT0X. The Des els and their Functions. As per tec health is the greatest blessing that we can enjoy, without which all other blessings are of liul consequence, w deem N of great mportane to point out the way for you to enjoy it. The bowels must te kept in a stats by which they are enabled to carry off" the useless matter ; they are the main chanael which natar has appointed to carry everything that Is unneceawu-y. And it is impossible to tell hat a force amount of sickness has been caused by constipation, or costiroess; in other words by not keeping the bowels Jregular: it is the main road to all diseases: it Is the cans of unnatural irritation to the mucous, or lining membranes of tbe bo weis. Hav ing lost their nat unl strength they cannot object to what is required) of them. Hence, the bowels become inflamed, and unless you find a speedy relief, a thousand other complaints are ever ready to drag yon through a miserable and wretched life. Such medicine must br given as willeleanse the stomach and bowels, and restore their nataaal strength. To accomplish this there Is no compound so valuable as these Pills; all other medicines sina to uttes Insignificance when compared to them; it seems as though the Author of Nature had designed them for this as well as other complaints. From two to five pills a day will increase strength and appetite, and cleanse the stomach and intestines from whaler er is injurious. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all dealers in Medicines. . tnar3-i&wM Dostetter'a Homarh Bitter corrects th appetite, impart a tone to the system, force oil the oil and all impure accretions, regulate the bowels, give us strength of body and vigor of Blind, for Dyspepsia and dyspeptic symptoms, they are the wonder of the afflicted. In all cases of flatulency, dixilness, prostration, great fatigue and general debility, it is surprising how soon the patient finds relief. No family can aflord to be without nostetter's B Itters. They require no spirits, gold in full quart boUles by Druggists and dealers generally. DR. COGGSWELI8 ANTIPHLOGISTIC Thad has produced socb remarkable effects in many cases of XacsULeia, VgtTioo.and ArrgcTIOMS Of the IIiABv caused hy disturbed circulation, in those who hare tried tt m this city, is for sale at -. . v KELLER fc WHITE'S. Hv-Tae highest testimonials of iu ethcacy havelcn given by a number of the most respectable citisens who have tried iL . fjyi CO AT BOD1AM MIXIMG COMPANY. (Offic on Water street, under th Talegragh Office.) Cart loads of t bushels of Bodiara MLn Coal delivered to any part of the city at ti CO per load. Coal weighed, if dedred, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent banks of Illinois sad Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN WYMOND. ieciStf. Secretary cd M tnager.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING P. G.O'RILEY&Co.,
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JtTASSVILLE, ISDIAXA. Storage, Forwarding it Commission IMERCHANTS. G E.1EIIAL RAI LHO AD, STEAMBOAT AAD EXPRESS A Ol. NTS. SpwJa rCnt (0T the PeDÜ. Central mm n RAILROAD, - N D CON N ECT IOM 9, vrrr which we are anthnrA iüHtorive THROUGH REcEIflü AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. Hannes mammoth Wharfhoat at the landinc, the largest on the Ohio River. carie of torinf and protect mr all merchandise liable I damage from exposure. we are prer-area1 to facilitate tbe diipatcn of all codsifnmrni Kmrarded to oar care, by cither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention will he paid to beeeivinff.atnr in-and forwardinr. also, to the sale of any Produce, . or other property, cvDsifued to us for sale, sad satis factinn fuaraMred. Office and xtensir Warehouse on Water street.' adjoin in? the Telcrrbph, and on the Wharfboat, where w t toona, .enir. to toe inierrsu I nr ntnini at all hour. 1aT and nicht With nr snperior facilities; long ftanfiog; vnriring inerfry; and knowledge or our nusinesa, we reel con ideut of gi vitig general satisfaction, and hope merit t continuance of tne extensive patronage wt are sew nJovirg. Liberal cash advances will be made on all eonsigatnetits to either ourselves or correspordent in say tli principal mark Ha, North, Erst, or South. P. C. O'RILEY & CO. WM. SOW'. Late of Howard & Brows. W. AICHA', Lau f Geo. F oater at BROWN & AIRMAN, Receiving. Forwarding and Geaerstl COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS f OR KAXAWHA SALT COMFAXTa. Evaasvllle, Indiana. "71 hsve firmed a Co-partaershlp under th styl f of BROWS k AIRMAN, and offer our swr vice In th capacity as set forth in our card above. We are fullr prepared to extend everr facility t shippers, either by CAN AL.RIVKR. or RAILROAD, and assure them that their interrsts shall fee faithful Ir represented, should they he pleased t farr uswiia mrir iiatronate. UfRcesnd Warehouse the earner ef Main stree and the Canal. WM. BROWN. Janäi-tf W. M. AIKMAX. '' ... 1 i.aalaa. a ia. aa a. I a i , . a ! C uto. J a S. MITCHELL; CO., Coaaaalaaloa and ForwartUac Merclisjau, Under the Telegraph Office, Kvansville. . J0I15 8. MITCHELL. At thelV-pot, Dow ling Green, Ky. - -PARTICULAR attention civen to Recelrfnr, Stav inc, and orsaidie any frvdur corsifued la as. Wc will also use ur hect exertions to effret tbe moat a4rantaeeous M1es of rnnds rat to fartasrt pawpoe, eunrr a. a,vansTiiie or 1 ' Boa-lint ttreen. Jan U-tf STORAGE "WANTED. r prepared to ere ta onr FW Irof War 11 h.Hua .nT.tätmtits'a.I ßnif.. VrW. i. äl. ciianilU,on tne taot liberal term. jiavin7 larv lira wt7 imams ws pmtra. fall a winre-ar, will tw take of Ifowarnokl I'amkarr, Asrirnttawal Implemenuandall kinds of coodsor wartthablet tsmaire frosn damp nr rust. I nranc rfrcctcii at tn lowest ore prtr rate,Dj lb ainnth. or lone er, when desired. V arehnuse located n comer of Locust street and W . and K. Canai, and snot rwnrenieat for ahipnin, Hirer or Kailr sal. Apply to O fcO. FOSTER kCti. ap'.. CA.VIL HTOTIAIJE. HAVE a Urr doaWe Warehouse at the Can M llasm.ra attte er atTirr ay Sawsil of pnxluce. I which will be received, stored, taken care of and held to th. owner's .rders. the r;l nhV. LOST. A SMALL POCKET BOOK, BOUND WITll Ku-sia Leather, and fastened with a steel clas. It contained a few dollar and some paper ao las porta nee to ary but the owner. If tne ftnder will return it to this office, he will be liberally rewarded. niarMw POCKET BOOR LOST. LOST, nn Main street. Ketwen the Washington House and Morgan's Store on First street, n Pocket Uook,entaininr ant fXt In money, and a due bill acansl the "trainer aaac "belhy of SSI. with other papers. The fiixkr wiilbe liberally rewarded ty leaving it at this office. WM. IMRICU. niarMf r MISCELLANEOUS. CHEAP, GOOD AND PERMANENT AMBR0TTPE LIKENESSES. to aa Han at SMITH'S GALLERY, Opnnvttw Court lUase, Mala Street. AT TWENTY-FIVE CTS. EACH AHD UPWARDS. ZW ReiBemler, over Keller's Gun Store. , 41 Call ami see Specimens, when yen will be sure t g a good Ptrtur. feUaT-iw DR. J. KIVETT, .SURGEON DENTIST, IJERFORyiS every vnrfety of opera- s lsv tina in hi profession, and liy Uwig r v practice has attaine askiu, tkat rnaMes fl f T him to rive entire sattsfscTin to his patron, lie takes pteaswt in showing specimens of hhl artifHal work to those who wish to examine aneh prod actions, and he may he consulted Ir Jioae vbonmt the services of a dentist without iacuv.mg anyvbhu. tions toem ploy him afterwards. . II is office is tu Bray's bufldiag, first street opposite the Post Offie. norSSy. - AkJTRAW CUTTER 3 Se 5 nfor;'s Paten f 5tr trxw Cutt-rn, fr sale low ry jauÄ-tlAw JL 11. tUVk M rVa. J1JEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. LM Lirinrstone's Travels in fouth Africa: Lacy Howard's Journal, hy Sirs. Sigourneyi Mrs. Hale's Receipts forth Million L'fe of Aaron Burr; Mood's Botany, Twin Köre, by Mr. RHrhfe,l.t received t marj DOBELL St COXYSOTON'S. FUN FOR -2 HE MILLION! BELLS !DELLS ! ! FIFTY STRAPS SLEIGH BELLS! SKATES .""SKATES ! I THREE HUNDRED FAIRS SKATE ! Pome very ftne.and prices ran ctsf from ft to It yx .air. with or witbottt sir pa. " Hoys snake bay Um pair, with or without I Lb sun Käiln . . iij. -. Ntw SUnd. orroalt J. U- )Uglat t MASS ,. aoroAit. 3 FrimeewOrlai .gr, . . dw fitatation Molasaea, fir aj. a rece. prictslnr U'BJ Z. II. Csl SaSON.. BT lOTOItSf LIQUORS! LIQUORSt MJ ühM Old U re Whisky, s hf r.hfs do do; 10 U.ls Cherry Bramey; SJhfnais do do; . saW'i Fresh Erandy; ;hrtjils do do; S lhls Apple Brandy, reeWvelper afnnafrrinees,andforalby I. at D. HEIM AS N. feiyjt LEAD PIPEA good aasarunent receired and for sale hy jan lit 8AMX ORR. nUTTKJt. yxi Iks. T-Ih Butter, lost rreriredl and f.w sle hy Z-H. C0 ÄK It SON.. 1 UST RKCIIVEftB f RXTRIS OF Anaearsurwoeatof Comic and entines, for saie by ftfi I Ts. LET. SaiUNDRIES. C5 hx Hamburgh Cheese: (0 bxs Ctar Candlesl hd BiacKherry II randy: a do do Wine; . S do Ginger Wine; S do Kaatierry Itrandvt 10 boxe Forest W in Bitten, reeelved and fnr sals IfcW I. Jt D. UK1.MANN. y BRANDT. PerS tetune Fanny Bulim.dlsvat from Custom House of New OrfeMS. S naif pipe Ali Eignete Brandy, received and for sa'e by feU J. At D. lIKtMANN -STfOMINT, C ?j bnshels prime Flint Hominy I t do fresh Corn VaaJf 5 barrels Pesrl rUrler : S do Split Feas.fM sale by fahlS E.IirCOOEStSON. SCXDBIE8.lO.ft'OGnnnr Bars 25 hhls Crusfted Sgar; S3 hhls Powtrret ?ugxr. Sä bbls Loaf gugacin st store and fnr sj hr r RKsTOSl BK9S SHlNOLr. li)OU ßrt vlirr of Yellow Poplar Shinties, superior toatiyin the city. Also.atartc lot of Fia Shingles, Dressed Flooring. Brewed Oeilinc.juw receive,! and fu sJe cheap ai NEW LLXBEIt YARD, corner of Main -nd Klchthtreet. feAaw UTATSON, NWBK&RY k CO. GR0CERLK5 .KT RECEIVED. mi Nu ftiie Xolaaes; hull U'ls 0; hRda. Sucar, Fair to Choice : 3Crt packages Fish; , SSnoxes UerjrlBw; 40 aeg s Carh. Soda: " boxes Oraagcsaaiaf larsssMVaT IjC pacxages Kaisias . Als, a complete assortmont of other roor.a tni Gcrv way, to which we would invite tne artntion of CAfc'H llUYKKS.aa wear prepared t offer indue, aentsnot tote found cIsewhK fc t$ Ccnif r Lcccft xrtH acl CsxaL