Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 107, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 March 1858 — Page 3

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MüNbAY tu rcii 29 T ester ir i A. 1 I "a P. M. y 1. M . TlUkMOMtTIR. J ; a. m. i i p m. 1 "pTXn fil j TS I H lif Advertisements intended fur th Daily, must be handed In befor 4 o'clock, P. M. to Insarc Insertion.

W understand that tbo dwolling of Mr. LuJwick, about )$ mile east of tLo ity, burned down Saturday about noon. .Ml tbo furniture oa the aecond floor wu barneJ up, but most of that oa the first was aved. The LnilJing was new and valued at 3')0. No inuraucc. DnowMNo. A respectable woman living in Lamasco, who had been ill fur souio tirao loft the houso without tho knowledge of the family, and ttirctf herself into the cunal. A search was ma Ja for her toon after her iliaappearance, but her remains wer not foand till the next morning. Tun WiiTUtR, Saturday, was worthy of noto. The ddy should bo marked as one of tho most disatfrciab'lo of the season. The wind blew steadily all day long, whirling cloud of du.t along the streets, blinding petlotnans and making a world of trouble for 'dry poods merchants. Tho ladies, of course, ftUtd iu-doors, and tho streets were almost JccrteJ. Candidates hare lclt their annonnccmehts at this office, or sent them by friends and we have inserted many, without the advinco payment. Hereafter no namo will be announced unless the vlrortiaing fee is paul in advance, and candidate vho -wish to state their position arid views in their announcement, will be charged tho usual ice. Those who have not paid for their notice will do bo to-day, if thsy wish to "keep befo.po the people" in the columns of tho Jocknal. . i , A Row. Paddy Smith and hU wife, who have occupied a wretched shanty on Water Street, below Division street, two as vile ind wretched specimens of humanity as could bo found in tho city, were engaged iu i drniiken quarrel on Friday evenin, tfhen Deputy Sheriff ilcBride came upon the scene of Üi&tii rhuncc and took the miserable parents and tcir three children into custody and put theni l5to the lock-up for the night. On Saturday ttv were brought before the Recorder, and Vbo children, two bright boys and a girl, whoso ajre are 3, i and 7 years, were acut to tho Alms House, and will be bound out by tlt County Comhum toners, and the father and mother wen fned each bbout $13. which they will be ob liged to work oai in the public crvice. To ruako the abatement of the nuisance complete a party assembled and put a torch to the shanty , which they hava occupied for months, .to the disturbance of the neighborhood. Riot. Thire was a false alarm of fire on j " atorday night about half past 11 dtlock, I which brought out the Neptune, and slri Vvas I taken by a crowd, without the knowledge of tho members of tho company, and carried orcr tb canal to a houso that has ratlter an infamous fame; an attempt was made to wah the inmates out of their dwelling, but for- I tunatcly the basket were out of the engine cd she would not throw water. The rioters I thou forced their way into the house, and began t series of most brutal abuse of the fc jnalte. The jnistress of the house, who had been r5n-5neJ to her bed for month, by sondes illness, was taken from her bed and roughly handled. Marshal Martin was pre sent and uited his best exertions to arrest the proceedings of tho rioters. Tho Mayor was .also present "but dtd not do much to quell the .disturbance, a -large cumber of respectable ritizens were prcscc:, who nualJy put a atop w iae outrages, ao jnvcstigauon win do maJe into tLe mattar to-day. and some efw ' factual stens takon ,to put a stop to l, - . - " - j mo nre engine bciR.aad nsmg tLe machines for thess fic'tois jirtecedieg. Mysterious Disappearance. Two weeks no a rcr.f cctable looking coun tryman, who had probably coma in the uight train of cars, was sc& on Water street en quinng for a lodgia xe. Ho was afterwarcis laxen into on -et tiie low drinking 1-1 aces on Water str1t, by two men, with whom he drank, and, in fayksg for tho liquor he took out a well filled porttuonaie. Ho af terwards left tho fccaso w'th tho two men, and aftr an nhsm of lnlf hnnr nr mnr the two companions returned to the house without tho country mail, ft fi 3 in paying for subsequent drinks for th6mclrw, they took out the same portmona??' that, tad been dls-

piaycdDymo stranger, iiu arparcnuy as from a mcmorandnm foun4 with them, was much money in it as tt toMihti in his ud9potlled for wing" in m5 by hand. Tho countrvmaa tan not since been r;i,-i n tj,:v h i,. r .. a

en.Invc,tigaUonsUavcbecarJaaobyofficer ln? ef thene bills have been traced to a reliMcBnUe and others, but tfaia has been ,ource and u u RRCerUinaJ that Mr.

Jcve ricd to warrant arrests: Tho stranger was a tall, aparo man, respible in appear ance. There is a painful finprcssion that ome traveler from a distance who came here to take a boa has fell into the hands of rob hers and perhaps murderers and been fcullv Ccalt with. Police Is made that ii any traveler in this direction shall bo missed by Jus Cricnds, they may lead to mako some investistions of these circumstances. Deputy Shcrif ItcRridc who has been active in trying to traa out tbo crime, has the portTOonalc tifctaas originally nccn in the poscession cf tU atraner, and has some clue to the perpetrttof of the suppoted crimo. STAR AND ADAMANTINE ... - ''JIC JUD1-r5lrtiel romtni the niiknuhirtare of ,ai tiieirxreWfr.sed-CaiHjl. of the ditlerent sires. our, five, sue snd sei U tiiefjuund. ALL JTAUIUKTP r-"LL WElC.riT. . Contumrs will ind U mttly iolleir interest to ue hre rtned ia prtrec? oc; 40 ue Uiat are sold liv dJOL'NT. , Many CsiifiJei ttat are reaUy wm U ttie pound are Tirandeif ana soil a sixes iiiirftiin axamn lheewnuicer sf tereixuuins to tc ixi. The raria' in .Vilf ivs'le in the )rice is not pHytriioned to his cicereitee,a tbe MUwSiiss' aaws: A loiorcvin coutin 2 Cssm. sb is Ol voa X rorci, iii(,n it rut i rr u. wtckjut. ZttfaXtäVfW ttfti SKVESt D H OLD rorf foE.-YCt Ö. ths uuuv-i-evnt.thr - v u-a.diUten fc of ts taity vuia i.i'rtji'i wvrii im tn, rrr mix, ut favor of rhifatiweisliOndies t retails android umcr;aud ttiisaifl.lie hirrt-aiJ live eiiH t bvX or every cn advance in j hoe. . , Thi intcrpel wold do Tell to examio th eoh yxl for Uiroivtlves. , . OßTEItfc 04MBLC.V -ratririu Ut(uitH street. CNnci unati doixuEs; lovxukh: . Fine Cr:unir Couches, 'In DanVani Tip aiul4 CtoU cor uviUup eKeily Ua tha City trade. f avU low U-j-fi !LyjTT fc STAKK. Kirrt Kt. ricrrrRK frames. JtKAL'TIFirLaortmnt of eoilt roouMina- ef i II f iJlh iu-treTr.vr.My '"- WJlELLkCoyV.tGTOX.'

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gstrnsTsV'ns BY TELEGRAPH. TtUOKirHED BXClCilVILT 10 THE a VAMTILLK DAI LT JOCfJUL BT f . W. LIKE. Tax Tkleobai!!. A term prevailed at Yincennes on Saturday, which broke down tho telegraph wires and cut off our despatches. By Saturday Night's Mails. CourEssiox or a Wirt Iürdeber. Geo. II! Lamb, wht was arrested at Mendota, 111., on suspicion of having durJered his wifo a fair months after their rriarrlifc, as stated in the Journal of Wednesday last, has mado a full confusion of the awful crime. It will be recollected that ho took his wlfo from her father's lioue, in Illinois, under tho pretence of going to Memphis to live. He returned to Mendota a month or two afterwarJs with his wife's wardrobe, and stated that aha had died at Memphis. He was, shortly after his return marriod to another girl in tho neigh borhool. The father of his first wife wish ing to erect tombstone to the memory of his daughter, wrote to Memphis onthatbusi ness, but found no such person had died or been buried there; and on further investiga tion, ho learned his daughter had never been seen after leaving a boarding house 'in St. Louis, with her husband. Other circum stances aroused suspicion, and Lamb was arrested and taken to St. Louis, where he has rilado a confession of his guilt of tho awful allegations. He states that on or about the itth of December, the day of his leaving the Astor House on Franklin avnue, St. Louis, ha purchased a skiff for seven dollars, embarked in it with his wife and two men, und after proceeding a' few miles down the river, he forcibly drovtned his wife, by holding her head under the water. He added that bo then t!d ft atone to hef and sunk her in the river. Bode dHys before Christmas, a black skiff, in which ve'rb three men, landed just below Carondelct; that the three men got out, shoved tho skiff adrift, auct paeeed off down the road it is Hot known where. Tho skiff was soon picked Up arid is still in possession of certain parties at Carondelct. If it is the one which Lamb states he bought, pfobably tho person who sold it to hm can be found to identify it, and also to identify tho perk on of Lamb, by which so much of tho w'ctch'a story will be substantiated. It spears that Lamb confessed his guilt to his lawer, Mr. Strain, before leaving Mendota, and rcr since his arrest he has borne himself as though he could not keep a secret which was tho causO of so much misery to hira. He seems to be awv re that ho is going to die, and has expressed a desire to bo visited by clergy daily. He a lifo is a burden, and ho will willingly submit to the punishment of the law, ouly wishing time enough to prparo his soul to meet it .final Judge. FROM SAM 1 FE. Dates have been received up to the first of March at St Louis. Lieut. Ucalo, who com manded the camel expedition from Texas to California, came in with the mail from Santa Fe. He reports that a largo number of Indians were in tho neighborhood of the Arkansas river, hunting buffalo, which were plenty. Cpt. -Marcy was to leave Fort Union for Utah on tho 25th inst., with one thousand mulct, which he had collected with rauch trouble and at great expense, having paid high prices for thum. Lieut. Beale left his mules in Cal'fornia, and came through from tho Colorado river nearly all tho way bn tho 33th decree of latitude, over a new toute, and 500 miles shorter than Whipple's route. lie traveled without tents, and slept etcry night in th open air, without inconve nience. The deepest now they found was only three inches, and that in but one place. He declares tho routo he traveled the best natural rottto for a railroad in tho world. He found rlcaty ot wood and water, relics of an .-. ..u i!.,..n c.rtifwinn Ii, .t... -I . , 1 everywhere, sliowin that the country was once densely, poptilatcd with a superior race. It r- . n,--..,! it. nr.rU ..r.!!! n,i-1 m j Muravx J v sw wu s ivi a - j t WÄ! not molested br the ladians. of whom ho found a retrace; hhberto unknown to tho whites. Tlic camels art very way a per feet ncces. They require no particular skill in their management, and trill thrive with the least pojible attention. The Turks and Greeks imported to take fcharge of them proved worse than Reless; A SiNcriAH OccrtiftENCE. The Indian apolis Journal says that recently an cid anfo that had once been used in tho Stta Treas urer's office but which h3f not been bpened for years, fell into the hah'ds of a mercantile firm, who, on opening it, found wlth!n $22,000 in bills on tbo Coinmcfc!at Bank of Mill ington, Md., and the Binjhampton Bank, New York. This batch of bills.it arrears Jones, Stato Treasure-, took tho pictured r&?s Into his possession. There are several questions connected with the finding of these bank notes which aro asked by numerous individuals: Were the bills worth anything: when they wero depo sited? Were tho bills the issues of broken battl.,!andt if so, why were they deposited for keepingf ' Is t!ic Sfate Treasurer's afo' 'innsually appropriated" for derbsWnrr articles for safe keeping? Docs not the State Treasurer dcpo:te 'the money received by him in bank vaults! Why has thatbatca of bills remained in that old safe for thfrtcen yearst Has the State of Indiana been made ; I to bleed any in' cpnscqneaco of that deposit "for sate keeping' made by Mr. Bright? These aro all interesting questions' witbj I . i . i WBlcn nc rem muni 17 11 now Dusjmg iv. wl,ft -n.wVr tml ST Tho Latest letters from Washington arc quite confident that the Lccompton c.nalitntion will bo dofoatod in the Honao by a majoiity of fivo or six votes. There are rumors afloat about the C'apitol that English and Foley of Indiana, who have heretofore 't. for the Lecompton conI SJtUU'n Oll Its final ni.9VTA If An prove recreant to their former professions the 1 rnaioritr will hn lion . .i ,1. . "ajonty wm do less, and the vote a very tioo one. fyTIio Democracy of Illinois hold State Convention on tho 21st of April at Springfield to opminato Mate officers to be elected next Isovember, when' a Legislature isa!soM V "elected. The dclfgates will be appointed in the soveral eounilics durine the next to weeks, and a deep interest is felt to know rit will be their affiniuk o Bnchan

.ew Orleass Market. Jiiw GftiZASS, March S5-r sc A moderate demand for iioar, and prices firrajMlc oi2,SUfl-brl at 4 7(34 50 for superfine Ohio and Indiana. . . Me pork is .buoyant, and prices higher, losing with a continued upward tendency; sales of S.3V0 bbl at 16 5017. A modcrvto demand for lard, and price firm; aale of 0 bbls at c, and 700 kegs Largo receipts of bacon, with to. a moderate demand, have produced .a dull market; sate of tOO hhds closiug at 9J for aides, 6X37 tor shoulders. ... .. , A good demand lor bulk aids, apl prices tending upward; aies ot .Mp.CUQ It at 6c 11 r shoulders, 7 for hams, and 7&S for sides, closinz at the latter rato t-ides Au active demand for whisky, and pneca are advancing; sales of 800 bb!s. cloMiig at I9e for rectified, and lor raw: Sugar is steady and in moderate .Remand tho receipt uro large; sales of 1,100 hhdi & 6?a lor fair. A moderate - demand for molasses und prices stead v at 23(32&e. A moderate demand for corn, and prices tending upwarc, sales of 3,000 bags at S2c tor mixed. An active demand for wheat at fall price. Potatoes are in moderato demand, but ut low.er prices: talc of 45'Jbblsclosing at17 Eggs are pleuty and dull at $13 per bbl of 90 dozen. Coastwise Freights aro plenty, and rates higher; Hour to New York and Boston 65c; pork and beef to Xsew lork 70c; to Hosten 76c. Tho steamers Argyle, Woodruff, Ncwcomb andbusqtiehanna have arrived. LATtlt. KcwObleans. March 26. Flour quotes at $4 37K 53. Provisions Dry malted meat, shoulders 6c; hams 7)c; and side Sc. L.ard is firm. Groceries coffee quotes at 10X 10e; receipts last week 14,500 bags; present stock 6,000 Dags, against vo,uw nags last year. THE RIVER. Arrivals ana1 Departures. IFrsm P. O. O'Riley fc Co.'s Rts ister. 1 Masch 27. Sei to, Ko. 2, LouUrille to Henderson an back. Brscwlet, Green Eier to LouiiTilU. R M Pttton, No J.LouiirUU to Taanenee Itivtr. Glendale, Cincinnati to Memphis. Prairie Kose, St Louis to CiucihuaU Gre it Western, Cincinnati toN Orleans. Fashion, St Louis to Louisville. Tempest, Louisville t Nashvill. Ohio, Cincinnati to St Louis. Denmark, Pittsburg to Illinois River. M Putnam, Cincinnati to St Louis. Mefcnphit.Mempni to Cincinnati. SUrer Wave, Pittsburg to St Louis. rithä,' Louisville to N Orleans. Tine, Tennessee River to LouisvilleAdams,' Louisville to Memphis. Tu Ea'ce. The Louisville papers of Fri day are filled with accounts of the late rare between tho Baltic and Dna. Tho Baltio made tho run from New Orleans to Louis ville In five days, six hours and twenty-two minutes, encountering a heavy rise and river lull of drift, all tho way up. The Baltic's run to the different points was ts follows: Days, Hours, Minutes To rvatchez To Vi. -kburg 1 To Napoleon i To MemphU." i To Cairo... ...8 8S 40 43 2 59 17 .22 4 22 21 00 13 8 To Paducah.. To Evansville: 4 To Portland 5 The bett'ng at New Orleans nd Louis villo was generally two to one ngVinst the Baltic. Tho Diana men were badly taken in and paid over tho money cheerfully. Both boats passed down Saturday evening and they may leave New Orleans at the same time. If o, the Diana will doubtless endeavor to win back tho ''horns." Tux J. II. Dome is tho packet for Paducah and Cairo, to-day . at noon. Capt. ller-on presides at the desk, and will mako all who travel with him "at home." Evansvillo shippers .will of conrso patronize their own boat, and we hope to fee the Done leave with with a fair trip. Thanks to Mr. Smith of the Diana for late Louisville papers. The Diana was hero all day Saturday and left loaded to' the guards forthe4,sunny South." The River is at a stand at this point, bnt is falling a bovc. . The David Whita was waiting Saturday to transfer her cargo to the T. C. Twitchcll, and exchange trips with her. The White will return to Louisville, when, we understand, she will bo dismantled and her cabin and engines transferred to a new hull. She is badly broken and it is doubtful whether she could have proceeded with her trip to New Orleans in safety. Tho owners cid not expect to run tbo White after this season, but her ''letting down" at this point will of course bo attended with considerable loss. The regular packet Highflyer will bo up this morning for Louisvillo and all w.ty landings. UAILHOAO HKCEIPT3. March 27. 147 bbls flour, 21 casks pork, 4 tirccs lard, 7 bbls do, 113 kegs do, 55 bbls pork, Brown & Aikuian; 33 c.i.ks meat. 55 bbls pork, 6 bbls cjrgs, 1 O O'Kiley- 6 bbls esrtr, 1 case mdte, 2 ak feathers, Trcstn Bros; 8 bxs iu.Iac, W M Duncan! 2 md, Archer & Älackey; 25 doz brooms, 23 sks crass seed. II- Iluttcrhouscn; 228 bush corn, Kenur fe McCoy; 27 bush wheat Ifjlebart Bros; 3 bb.a eggs, 1 Oloason & Co; 59 sks oats. Vickory B Johnson; 1 car loud wheat. J S J aqucss Co, 1 bbls eggs, J C Myers; 25 bbls whisky, J C Wheeler; I box yarn, J W Green; 217 bush wheat. Wheeler fe Kig; 4 box and 1 bale mdso, 7 do hats, A Loewcnthall A: Co; 1 trunk, Thos W hi taker, 75 bbls flour 1 wazon, J A Crane; 4 bxs hau J H & W W Morgan: 1 lot broom corn, W K Jialcer; 15 chickens, llollmgsworth Bros; 8 bbls eggs, 1 keg lard, Geo Vcnneman. RECEIPTS OY CA.VtL. Marih' 27. Per packet Washington, 655 bü whut. J Cs LaugLlin; 5 bbls eggs, 10 bbls dried fruii, 1 bbl beans, 4 baes feathers, Keen fc Frestdrt r 2w bii w tedt Geo Foßtcr & Co. Ter packet Fnllcf 30 bbls flonr, Browii & Alkmaii; 7 packages mdsc, Jas Laifgbliu. . r'cr'Prairie" Queen, 5,000 ft lumber, Armstrong A Gree ; Ttons hay, owner.' . Ter Gulnifo, l3thds tobacco', Ja's Laughlin. Jr.: 2 hhds totacco, Geo Foster db Co; z nnds toDaccQ, wrown z Aicman; lot ury rities, i app rr Jjong. LAKiriED COAB3.-10 hbds in store, for V sale by marläj rr.ESTCS BRQf 1IEKS, sOlDER VIXEOAR.- i J h Bbls. am ted Cider Tlneesr.ln riere and fo a'el.y 8AM. TCKKltY. f.ODEY'S LADY'S IOt)K for March, Just received CW l y fcl.lO IXJDELL k. CON Y NGTOX. rtnilREE CtWS AND CALVES FOR 9ALE, J.- Knquire of Z. 11. COOK Ii S)S. leoio KtOafcüilV f-XfKtsS. frank Leslie's New Wigaiin for Msrcli,' Lmersun sMasaxiocand Patr.atn"f Monthly; a t J. HEALLY I03 Sweet Potatoes, from Aew Orleans. Q BBLS. 8WEKT POTATOES received per Str. Peter Tellon; for sale by X. n. COOK Ai SOV. A, TUBACCO AND CIGAIIS.JL 'i,m)0 Assorted Imported Cifars, '! Uozes Choice TohaocAi 60 ha Cbesw Tea, for sale at a small Iva nee for casn ry Z.H. tWH PD.T CHOICE DRIED PEAOHES, do Ait A tv1. . J la Stere sad fra!y " Z. II. COOK & EON.

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STEAMBOATS. U. S. MAIL FASSE.WtER PACKET.! Evan s vi lle,Pcan can si t airo Packet, I j. h. done, ; . D. 11. 1IEKR0, Ma.ter, I.K AVKS Kraust!' t Mi rAY aid THVR.nUY, lit 11 o'clock M ., ai-minir M a VI Ä. . mt f - ii FRIDAY. KflErninff. Imt, Cairo every TUESDAY urfFKIPATrSt wtlock. r M.. and Psdncsnevery n tu.ii.a'i ana AiUHDAY, at o'clock, A. M-. Oonnectlux at Kvansvllle with the Evaatttlle aiiA i'rawrurdsville Kallroatf nd Packeis to' iren itiver. Alo. conntrUs at Siu Ih and with tnmueriand iwver t acii.is ami nt raducah with Tennessee ittver rat k eis; at uatro wa Mrmt.hl. Na OrlMUlk atlll fet. LuUiS Kacltctit. Tickets can ue omaiuoa va uva.ru iu um ior an Fsxtern Cities. mr.'3-iy Comfort, Speed and Safety." REGULAR St. LOUIS Jt LOUISVILLE PACKETS LlOHTMXtJ LI.K. nnilK POI.I.OAVI.VODO VTg büvecrmmDced H. tiiir rvular LiDi in tue Louisville and St Lauts tnu., and ill coutmue m run nui mg me seinen, tiring particular atteution to all way buincs. Toe FASHION, CAfT. J. St. KASTIS. raisei Evatisvillc. coicp lown, Fvery TLESDAY Morniiii, atd up Every r'ltlDA i Morulec- The HIGHFLYER, ' , CkfT. THOS. WEIGHT, . raiesKva.nnTllle.eoin down. Every THUJt'DAT Moruinp, aM: a up Every mu.ua womixig. Tue M05ES M'CLELLAN, CAfT. Asoeas, rse Cvsnvrille Y.rerv SrTXDAY Mnrnlrr. rnlnr aosu.ani r.very thiksuai Jiornintr gouic up. Louisville and t. Louis Paencetn ainl shippers can relr upon the boaM leKvinx punctually on tnelr rejruinr aays, nna runnectine witn all the packet running; aHove St. Louis. or t reigut or paice apply on ttoiim nr to mrl7 . p. Q. 0 'RILEY & CO. Regular Evansvi'le and Louisville Packet. ; TIIE JOIIX BRIOOS wilt hereäf.' t-r run reulsrly as a LouisviMe Lrd vet: nuvtnjc excvlivi. is fr wiwnew. h will Uave Evansrtlle every WEDNESDAY th SATÜKDAY afternoon at 5 o'clock prwiwlv. N. II. :OU. Iatfr. maris MOAITEIt, ClerknEcixn i.onvii.i.r.,. -htwhyille AAU IIli.DEK. 1'ACKIiT. THE StBAMER SCIOTO. NO. C, will leave Kvansvllle every tubs1) AY atl o'clock. p.m. .and SMTTRDAY at 5 o'clock, r. M-, for Heuderson and Louisville. Accommodations excellent. Lonisrille, Evansville and Memphis Regular weekly Packet. TUE LOW.-PBESSDRE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. W. TRIPLETT , Commander. J. B. AUCH KU. Clerk. LEAVES Louisville every Tuesday st5 r. m.; L ares Mempats every rimnj- o r. Leaves EVANSVILLE fr LOUISVILLE every SUNDAY at I P. m.: lenre EVANSVILLE for 3IEMPItTH ht WKUW'.SDAV ftt 11 A.M. i 13T Way Uuine4oliciteJ and attended to at same rates a charged by rrkH. janil-tf T. 1. 0'RIELE Y St CO., A genii. Eransrillc and Cravrfordsvilie Railroad. FoVLouUvllfe. fnclhnatl, t. lohls.InJlan . i .1.. I.1. s TI.irKciTÄNGI'D. EDS EÜÖAY,' MARCH 1,1. OX and after TtedhalV TArch I, the u Mail train leaves Kvanivill. at & minntes past ii r. H. arriveiatTerre Ilaiite5tninutrspa.'4t9.. . The don M lil Train leave Trre Han minutes rtul 4 p. m.: arrive at Fvanstille A minutes past'LU. The accuniinixlation Trains leave 1 heretofore, lrt pat Viiicrnne, North, nt I2al: fnxTia. at aiTive MTerre Ilaute 5-J".", and Evansville f. J, r ll Stations, except Princen. I'atoKi'y Tlucennes, Cai'Ule and Sullivan, are maile Hag rotations. FAR IIS. To Louisville 5 II To St. Louis P0 C.icinnati 'i"l " Cairo 7 " Inai-'tiapolis.... 2T " Chifao 10 M nML i It W PiUsbnr 1 0 ItullUlo.., If ' Pliiladelphia....Sd pft New Yut 2 Wl " Wjltimore 23 73 Boston s: wasuington.... S4 mar3 JOII.V I.VJlE, J.,Suicrinteudeat. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. SEW ARRASGKM E.T. rtnnE ADAMS'EXPRESS COMPANY rwpectrulJL ly announce to thjir mends and patrons, the pur cof Kvansville and vicinity, that, with increased fa llltles for the tranvortation of i' R E I U II T , I'ACKAnES. MONEY and . V A L IT A n I. E s . T1it solicit a continuance of former favors. Espe eial cat taken In the collection of BILLH. DRAKTH. O T K " Am! thtransirtrtVin of mill or vaiualile Ktcanres. AH persons nrihink to avail themselves of the facili ties of the Express, ein obtain any teuvd informatior. In reference to the routes sn.1 details of the business, I at their oHioe ou F!rt street, between Main and IocUsl opposite the Post-Office. UclS Q. II. VI Sil. A't. TRATTSPORTATIOX W F.STIVARI). TtfTE bee t call the attention of Merchants buying V w or vruerinir meir run komSKs rrm tne ü.a-tern cities, to the superior advances ana riurinttes or uie Ilaltimorc and Ohio Knilrontl. for the safe and pe!.ly transportation of Freichts to EvansvHlesnd vicinity. Connections are wade with the most reliable Railroads and Fteamshir. Kivcr uoiuf snoncnMi ami unpmveu or completion w i-ar kerslmrtrh. Through rates lower than by any other route. Apply to M. Potte. Boston: 11. . KCt.LY, Philadelphia: C.W.PcaviKi., N.YorW: J. T. Kmuuxnd, Baltiaiore, for uiormaiion or inrourn rates, or tr tiKO. K0.4TKK K CO., Frelplit Aeents, Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana. Cimer Jr-'il CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Oak .Street tirade. SEALED moPOSALS will be rwW at tli flficevf the und;rsiirned until SATl'UDAY next. tbeiid for the grmling f Oak Street tnm the Kivrr to Fourth Street; the earth to be iU cd at diflrrtnt ? laces not exceelicff four I squares fnuu Uak Mrret. he work to he done under the supervision of the City Kngineer. By oreerof the Common Council: WELL II. WALKER, Clerk. tnarH (Voikliutecopyj PRCirOSAL-S WILL OK RECEIVED hy tÄe City of EvansVillr, at the oliice of the underi?iied until SAl l'KUA Y,a:th lnt .fortlie crading and hllinvin of Fultun Avenue. The earth to lie taken trora Fuurth Street, hetwrttn Fulton A venue and theCreeU. Hy order of Common Council, jnr25-Gt WüLL II. WALKEU, Clerk Election of School Trustee. !JOTIC:n is hereby given to the qualified Voters of iw the City, f Evamville, that in oninion aim other City oHiCTSto I e elected on the first Mondav nf April next (5th Mntt.V as er sdverti-ement, there will a'so le elected One School Trustee for the School District composed of the City of Kvansvllle. By order of Common Council: WELL II. WALKER. Clerk. mar23-25 ( olkstote copy. j tU CI US HAUT, räf 'OftTfcll DEALER IN METALS, 4 AND 0 BURLING SliTP, XKW YOUR, OTFERS TOn SALE nANCA TIN, STRAITS Tin, Anuin.Hjy, tinish and American head. SiaS fine. Copper, Bismuth, Bar Tin and Bar Lead, BaiiVnietnl, Spelter Solder, Plumber's ivdder, AiC A Wo, FRIT AN M A and PLATED W ARK irf wholesale and retail. . uij13-ui Valuable Standard Works. TJOBELL & CONYNOTOX Ä BE fiOLK LOCAL AGKXT.- foe Vander. burrr. count v i.,r i.j. nit u sscairTiO! books puhltshed by D. APl'LETO.S si COAb'rMaement of the Drbates In Congress, Or , Public History fcfihe U nited Stair. v S'iw American Encyclopedia, A dictionary and Journal of KnowleOne. Certainly the first wuk of. the ase. American Eloquence, AColl -etiQn of Speeches and Ausresses ut the Most Emiaent Orators of America. t , Encyclopedia or Wit and Horner. By thecelentea Comedian Burton, in 25c. o. Dictionary, or Machines Mechanics and faglae Work. v u'n uswest and most improved edition, in 85c. No. Ures Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures and Mines. D0BELL fc CON YIXOTÖNbec to call attention to their important works, and request i heir kind friends to call and see them ; aa also, the array of opinions of eminent men in continuation of their importance and yslue. Do bell tc Convtistou hare samplet and specimens of tho various Mad Inc. In which the works csn be pro eured.Trm rarer to the finest Morrcvc. mrl7

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J. W. HUCHES, (SUCCESSOR TO IIOLLI.HSWOnTH & lit,' OH CI.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer in (TJEEOSrS WARE, CIIIXA AND GLASSWARE, IX)OK.IX(i-GLASSKS, K.MVES de PORKK, Tea Trays, Tea an Table Spoons, ilrlttanla Ware, Ac., Mt. 11 ST3EET, next to Old ani, . EVANSVILLE, IND. Crstee lusnrted to suit the Country Trad al ways on hand. Also, STONE WARE of every description. mr!6 TOP OMOX SETS. BUSH CHOICE ONION SETS received aad for wale hy Z. tl. COOK & SoX. 20 ADRETII G RDE. SEKDsSA or sa!f,i'y Z. 11. COOK ti SON, Agents. IMPilOVE YOUR LOOKS iBy bujlns one of VAUT1ER & MARpONNIER'S SPUING STYLE HATS WHICII for beauty and syrnetrlcal proportions H make the present style one or the neatest ever presented to the public Hats made to order which we warrant to fit as crmfurtanly as a nightcap. mrij A Challenge to tho World! TO PRODUCU A FINCH OR DETTER article t-f . . . FRENCH FELT HATS, . than those we are manufnc:urinc. All shapes and colors kept ou hand, or made to order at hört notice. U JIAIUjUAAUK, mrtj Main street, et. 1st and 3inl. Dres Cassitncre llntn. WE ARE M AX UFA CTX' R I G for Spring and Summer wear, a splendid assortment snd good wearing artici of Cassiinere Uats, snaC J to suit the most (astidieu tates. VAU1IEKS. jIAECOXNIEk, mr54 ; Main s reet, bet. 1st and id. Elegant Cap. IIEX'S YOÜTIIV and ISFAXTS CAPS, MM. lor Spring and rtirnwr wear at VAUTIER & MAKCONMEK, r5 Wain street, bet. 1st aud iJ. Sportinc Caps: rfIIE IATEST CUT, English and French JL style., at - YAUTIEKS HAKtO.x.MfcK. mrH Main street, het. 1st and Jd. KANSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! HA DKEX the All-absorbing Questlou! but u'iw the auestlun is where can Boots be had thecheapest? I know. At 31. A., juiiaisu.vs uooK Store, such asBlank Dooks, . be boo) Books, Copy Books, The Latest Magaxtnes 00 Papers, direct from the K:ud, I y the last Express. can ana see, nrst &tore w est vf the f ost unice. nr.'4 NOTICE. T' UIOSEwho have spoken to me for Straw berry flams, would du well to havr the r aroi'nd in readiness for them by the first week in April, at which time the Plants will le ready for delivery. There are a few hundreds yet unsold. ft . B. AJl ortiers left at w m. iiugnes' store, corner Main and Second street, will e attended to. - mr: AypiiEW EHSKIXE. - irrtrrn whkatVHILU Al'i'l.i;3, DRIED PEACHES, For wh'ch the highest pricet in C'ssn will b mid. ' rnr.'4 EDW. R. HILL. r.6iiiKÄ .. , . in dozen Iron bound half Bushel measures; 25 bil Tanner'? üü; 13 9o Crushed Sncar; 13 do Pcwdered feugar; 15 do Loaf ucnr; Jost received, tiuu for Älebt v iura ritEfTOX BROS. CHEESEboaes W. It. and 1 1 trf.tn'rirh : 1 -ist rfirr.l. tat saieby GILBKKT it lWLtSr. nir.i) ycamore, nertr TatT street HMfkesh oysters t AM now receivlnff daily JIALTBY'S unrivallwl aud celebrated choice Planted Baltimore Oysters, ami am prepared to otica the trade such inducements forth entire season as have never l-in oti'cml in this märtet heretofore. A constant daily supply always a hand, so Cat dealers and families cau o'ttaiu afany timed uriiifftiie season those choir üystcrs,in cans and half cans aud in the shell, warranted fresh and wet,and very superior in flavor and quality .- Terms fcisu. And none but bankable nioney r-ceived. . A. Kl'KTZ, ctl3-tf: Son Act vr for Evansville. tcCMmu;: kuadriess k3 -X) Cans oi 2 fbcaii Cove Ofiters; t!i lo 1 ft do ds IMki U boxes hardints; , KiOU h do di . WJ0 do do &0 drums Xew Fi?s' li ( rons Hteamle!t IMaying Cards; ' 10 do No IUI IliKhtander do 5 do Fine Pecater's do 6 do do El.sier's Received and fur sale ty tarll I i D. niEMANN. GROCERIES. l.KiiiH MoUws; lihili tiuvr; 4J0'rsCoiiee.ln sorand toeomc, and for sale by . mariaj PRESTON BROTHEKS. A Wason 3Inker Wanted. Af;OOD Journeyman AVapon Maker Wanted at Cmmelton. a Uermwn would Km rvr.fi rrd. in whom good wages and steady puiployuiect will be giTcn. Appty hi in; journal oruce. wr.Tl P 1T RKCKIVEUUrahiini's MHL-ar.iue. for April: Oxlv's Lady's Book, do i anKee potions, Harper's WeeklT, New York Ln(per; Flair of Our Union; March 22 do At J. IIKALY'S. ' tfl BBLS. RKBOIL.ED MOLAßSC:' Uw;s do do do do 20 bbls Tar; Tierces Ricet 1 Cratvs assorted Karthenware. f ast to our order. Suitable ior cottntrv stores. Received and for sale at lowest pri.es for Cash, r inriJ I. at D. 1IIEMAX.V. ilYACKKRAI 11 M. hi hit I.Ms No. anrl JO hlfs do 2 and 3; 30 qts do 2,fortaleby i. ORft.trALZKLL fc CO. pisn rfisTiH ' BTL Salmon, Jlackeral, Herrlrc and Codfish, for sale by Z.H. COOK fc SOX . Ö72,OO0 TO BE DRAWS ON TUE II A V A N A. PL A X Hvery other Tlckets"lf lall SHELBY COLLEGE L0TTEUT, OF KENTUCKY. R. FRAXCB A CO., MacUers. To Ve drawn on SATURDAY, March 27, TTfekets 810, Shares In proportion. Persons ordering two Tickets, an odd and eren num. I cr are nuaranteed to draw 0crccnt. tf their money back. All the prizes in this Lottery are bound to nediawn. Prixes amounting to '..I'..... S5T3, , IstCapiUlis....:. 33.fT2 M d. do H.'.H . The Man a? en' otticial printed drawings will be sent to all Ticket-holders. . Ail orders sent to us will receive prompt attention. C. HAUAN 6t CO., mrl Licens-d Ten4rs, Louvi'le. Ky. Notice to Borrowers. ALL PERSOX Indebted to the Conmon School and other Trust Tunrts, for Loaot, will please take notice that unless they call at ths County Treasurer's office and par the annual Interest, due tn advance, upon said loans, the premises mortraged for the secuuty thereof will be advertised f-r sale aa tha Umr3jHLw-w3t ' WM. H. WALTER, A. T.C. rtl PRIME CLOVER DSEE; CSLr lb lu Red Top or Herds' Onus; SO do Timothy Feed; . SO do Millet Seed; Received this day and fof sale by larll Z. If. COOK & SON. 500 BCSH. PRIME OAT8, rtceiyed per Kste barrbet; for asUbj . Z. H. COOK St PON.

, FOR SALE AND RENT. GHEAT SAXE AT AUCTION ' ' -or-r VALUABLE BÜILDINß LOTS, . IX EV'A.VS VILLE, I.VDIAXA. ÖN WEDNE3UAT, THE 31ST DAY OF MARCn 195, at one o'clock, M. at tbo Court House in Iheeity of Evansville, the undersigned will sell to the hiebest bidder, at public auction, tue following Real Eie. t-wt: - - ... 1. Lot No. 07, lu Donation Enlargement of the citr of Evan rille. In 4 pah-els, neh frLtinf 16X feet on Fourth or Market street by l'J feet depth with a i feet ailey In the rear. These ots bein situate ietwecn Main and Sycamore streets, and in the Immediate vicinity of the Court House, suit yery weU for business locaLns. . . t. The north easterly psrWor theccmeron .Qond andTi'alnut street) of lot No.P2, in the Old Plan of Eraus viile. In 4 parcel rf 25 feet each frontiri: n Walnut stct. by ir, feet depth. TJee lots lirin thene-.rtst nrlghhorhcKid of the main buiineas part of the c'.ty, and ueverthelai s In a vtry quiet vicinity, will cike rci'T.plea.Ha.nttno p-etcNe rnall resldencei for business mri; whcanr.ot afford to lose rauch time tn Co: up to ani retumina frvm their residences to their plno f dmnf 'Uslr.s. 3. The south westerly pail (or tb cornr on Oak and Firt street) of Not Lo. it, tn theUrLfr Enlaricetnent of the city of Ev.a.nsvi!'.e. in 5 oarcels of 21 feet each, frontinxon Oak street, by Tft feet depth. Xus lots re situd in a oniet, retired prut of the city, rnd not too f.rc4T from the business p;irt of town, wherefore they wtitld make Terr pleasant places of resideuco fur business mra of raixlcrat means. 4. Sixty-three fVtt xrrjt n Water seet. between Tinesmf Division rtsft, br )!0 fect depth wl:h a 10 fret alley In re:ir. tVlii be seid la a I 'lcelscf 21 feet f'ont each. Also, in the same block, "it) fcftfronton VInestreet.by 105 feet depth runniucaloni;s'deof a 1? fert alley t bein jt the a '.lev in the rear of loU No. 21 and 22 in theOlJ Plan of the Town of Evansville.) - This property Is unquestionably of tie most valuable In the whole city, and the location one of the bert for any kind of bus ".ness wholesale and retail and such an opportunity of petting a cheap and good 1 hi tines lot on favorable terms may sot le eUcrcd for a lout; time to come. f.. Lots and 7. S and 9 In Bloca No. II In the Townof T.amasco C ity. T hese lots are each 25 feet wide and 100 feet deep, and fn nt on on side on the bermelanK of the canal, and on the other side on Fourth street and are only 125 feet firm Fulton Avenue, and riaht ad joining the larjre grist mill of Clemens Keitt it Sons. Lot No. 0 is the corner lot on Fourth street and Fifth Avenue. This property l very ya'-uahle fr manufacturing purposes. Lots 9 and 9 are provided with a gool Futatantlal wharf. 6 Lots8,, 10, 11,12. 13, 14. 13, 1. 17,1? and 1? in Blick No. 126 In Lamasei City. All of said lots (except No. 13 and U have XO tan front by 1 19 feet depth with a 12 feet alley in rear. Lou 13 andj If ioth curner lots lis ve 40 feet front each by the same depth as the others. These lots heingnorthwestwardly opposite to th Bolle View, and Inclose vicinity to several distilleries, saw mills and other manufacturing estatii?bments, would atford good residences for men eraplo; ed in the neighlmrhooi, and leing out of the corporation line, they don't have to pay anv city tax-s. 7. Lot 14 und is In Samuel Lister's Subdivision of Ont Lot I?o. 2 rn the Upper Enlargement of thecity of Evarffv5le. These l)ts bsve both SO feet on Second street by 70 feet dept, and are situatn in a very pleasant, ouiet neighlorhoo'U rieht opposite to Jurice Raket's reildence, and out Jf th I imiU.of the corporation. 8. TWENTY-TWOULOCKSbf different m,yarrine from half ah acre to two acres and upvads, and situate and joining on the west line,of LauiaM;oCitv. They are on b th sides of Fran Klin street, the finsst and widest street In Lamaaoo, which street after the completion of the new bridge across Pipeon Creelt, contemplated and already, under contract will undoubtedly le one of the main thorough-fares for a very large portion of onr country -jeople, living in a southerly, westerly aoml northwesterly direction, wherefore this property U bound to he valuiible, even for business purposes. It suits yery wHI for pleasant private residences with gnnin around, and trier it the vlvmtatre that for a long time o o.me Um purchaser will hare no city taxes to pay. Some of the Blocks arc on a very t lt. -1 1 . I . 1 . . ... .

wfTmipn, ni woiini, iiirriore, Buiui.ue ior vmeyinls and Barlen "pots. This Is one of the nest chanrs for the man with moderate tneans .o acquire a lot of largs sire m the sa'uirNi of the city-. Th lots are all regularly laid out aad staked and numbered on the stages. .t , TERMS OP SALE : One-fVurth of the purchase money to be paid down, and the remainder in thre equal annual Instalments with Interest payable annually, the purchases giving his notes and rwortrag for the purchase money remaining unpaid. General Warrantee deeds will b civen. The title to the property has been carefully examined by eompetnt men, and i perfect. Map and Plans tnav be seen In the office of tbe undersigned, and Inthe Journal, the Enouirerand Volksbote offices, and in the clera'sand Recorder's offices. : IX ADDITION, To the property ahnv descrs1ed, theundersirned will on the same day and at the same place, ofi'er fur sale Eight Valuable little Bnsincss Lots, On the corner of Third and Sycamore streets, Four of them fronting on Third street ..and four on Svcamnre. They alt hate 1Y feet front", by a dcrth f from 70to 7s feet, with a litth ally (fir feet in width) in rear. ThislsUnouestioriahly bne of the most valu able comers in the city, and to those who know anythin g about the value of Real Estate, comment is un necessary. For futlher particulars enonlr of" . . DEN BY & LUNKEMIFTMER, Agents fr the purchase and sale of Real Estate, Ev ansville, Indiaaa. mar2 ts , v F 3 : - Two Pwellincs and Lots for Sale on . ; Accommodating: Term?. nrWR undersigned offers two Frame Two-Story m. Dwelling Houses, on Ingle street, pear Reitr., llanney k. Co.'s Fonndrv, being lots No. 13 s.nd 1 4 in biock 15, In Stock well's Enlareement. The Dwellings are rtnrly new, well built containing five and ix rooms each. Either one will maae a comfortable home for a man in moderate circumstawe. They will be sold at a bargain, as the owner h& left town and gone to Turminr. - . ft not sold Wore tb SlXTn DAT OF APRIL, they win men ne rui up ai aucium 10 ins njnc-i ' luiitj. The sa'e will commence at 10 o'cloeV. A.M. Vor further particulars, apply to Mr, Garvin, Real E.ntato Ageut, Crvsceut City Mnildinr. , Drick Dwellings to Rent. TVf O very good BricK Dwellings to Rent, conveniently and pleasantly looted. Good tenant aanted. Iinmedh'tC possession elven. Fnmireof WILLIAM HUCHES. mr20 lw corner Main aad sonl mm. . MISCELLANEOUS. COAL!! COAT,!! COAI.Ü! "JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE. f II ATE Just erected" A FalrbnnW's Pcale, for the purpose of Weiching my coal. I shall sell my coal hy weight, according to the law f the State. I have a larpi stock of superior quality or Pittsburg Coal, and Inviteatl iny friends to ciremeacsll and try it. 1 have been eighteen yeirs in the hq si ness, and profess ti he a j uri ge. Theprioeof coal is lr cents per hnshel All orders left at the (las Cowiauy's OfT.i-e, U-twecu First and S"cond,on Locust street, ornt llornrook's Store, on W ater strevt. or at my Coal Otnre, at the Lamwo Wharf, will le attemleil t'. All coal mast b paid 'or when oruored, in innkaWo currency. dec22 tf. ANDREW H CTC II ESON. Coal f. Coal ! Coal I ES7r. have now on hand, ami aro dally receiving, w the best COAL that has ever been Introduced Into this market, whirh we are selling low. Good currency will be received In pavment. Orders left at the store of J NO. W. HUiHIKS, next to the State Rank, will to promptly attondp I to. Jan25-tf JNO. W. HCOHES k CO. COAL FOR SALE. UEhate on hnal rtrt.1 are xonstintly receiving coat of m ex'cIleat quality from up the canal, which we will steliror in any part of the city at life. Onlers left at James Laughlms warehouse, or at the office of Nathan Rowley will be rronntlyattnWI to. ROWLEY k AMORY. "BALTIMORE COFFEE M na batit fur sale by mr20 ' GILBERT k BOWLES. 3E3I ajfdTw nre FOR' THE SfRINS TRADE. THE Undersigned has now on f.nnd, and arriving, a full anu complete usorttnent of Hardware, which he will sell at the loweit Jrces, such as Shovels and Spades, Garden llocs and I-lc, Hay anJ Manure Forks. Trace, Log and othwr Chains - ".Ilames and IIcvlpc Shears, Ld'cksjind. Latches, Butts, Hiapca art Screws, Eorinjr and Morticie; Machines, . Table apd Tocket Catlerv, ' Butcher's and Earl Smith's Files, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, .. y?it . Carpenters' and Coopers' Tool, of the best quality. Also, a large Stock of Paint, bhoe, Counter and other Brushes. JW-gs leave toc&ll the'attention of Grocers buying liaH ware, who will find it to their interest to examine his ttoct before purchasing elsewhere. JACOB STRAL'B, mr23 Successor to A. Wsldkibch. Wholesale Flour Depot. WJar in constant receipt of and have In store for sale, at all times a large s ock of the best bsandsof Flour, both Eitra and Supernne, to which we invite the trade. RROWN k AIRMAN, mr22 corner Main street and Canal. W EE'S EXTRA FAMILY FLOUKJLi I n bbls, and for sale by mr22 RROWN fc AIRMAN. Of)dH SACK9 VAHICiTO MILLS j a w j jxtra r lour, in More, nni ior ss?e by mrC2 RROWN k AIRMAN. O rZ SACKS Fine Floor for cash at a low figa si 9 nre, to close, ty jairt3 . . BROWN t AIRMAN. nsTIS DALES 71AYA buperior mta:le: fr sale by mr23 RROWN & AIRMAN. . Wanted. WE are bavins, at a small dlscoant. the Notes ot the Hd Ranks of Tennessee: do da Free do do - Wisconsin and Illinois. rn.-Z2 brown iTVMiv. 1 PC DDL8. IIVDRArLIC CE.iIE.VTrreshand new Cooperate: for sale ry lintrsr . . mr; jrjat AIa.MA.. srsTai?v r it r

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FROM NEW ORLEANS. J.T. ATCOCK w. a. s:athovsk . AYCOCK &, GREATHOUSE. LITE STOCK DEALERS AND . it CCrLHISSIOX JIERCIIAXTS, Jtrrjciuox citt stock landino, .ocCltf XEW ORLEAXg. TWICIIELL Si DLTCHER, COMMiSSION & FORWARDING

ORLEANS. 1 DUTCH ER & TVICIELL, COMMISSION .& FORWARDING . SAINT LOUIS. ... .... . , g3f Liberal advances made oa coiulgaiae&U to mithat oar houses. t ItrSR TO . Messrs ALLTS ft HOWES, Messrs. BKMENT & VEILE,' Messrs. HOWARD H BROWN. EvacsvilU. S deciily r. o. -TWicnElt. X. H. TAUtCIULS. T. C. TWICHELL & CO., : No. 70, POYDRAS STBEET, yn-17 v Nqw ORLEANS. T. G. XOE 'L , ,; . . : STOCK COMMISSIO.V MERCHAAT, s!o raoraiiToa or STOCK STABLES, a&33 V-ly NEW ORLEANS, LA J. E. VOSE : CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 143 NiClZIXI ITRIIT, ' EW ORLEAX8. LOU1SIAXA. DEVOTE their attention to th sale of Western Produce and the ,UlffV-KauA i;rrwMmc f. vi-iyl, ab experience of fifteen ytwrs rlvcs them more than otvli-nar-qualifications atdfaciLties. . . Jf. X..CAF.i.IL, Jans-fta Evansrüle, lv'. JOHa uritLtr T. STLLiraa JOIIX IIURLEYA.CO., v PORWARDI.VG A.D C0iMlS8IOf MERCHANTS,''' NO. Op TCIJOCPIIOCLAS STREET,' ' sepls V-ly . . - -yew Orlean. FRLD. DEL DOADRIO, COMMISSION MI EUCH AXT, - HO. 7 LaraTETTE (TREKT, " r. ..NEW ORLEANS, IJOR the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Dried . Fruits. Flour. Meat, and all sorts of Western Pm. duce, and for the purchase of Groceries, &c. Cash ad ranees uaae on consignments. rebH-u&d FOREIGN. EMPLOYMENT. ÄöO a 3(onth and nil Expenses Paid. A: N AOENT IS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN and Cou iy in the United State, to en rate in a respectable and easy businets, by which tha aHov prohumay neeeruiniy realired. for full particulars address II, LIONNETT & CO , corner of Broome and Mercer streets, New York City, inclosing one postage tanip. . . itfcC-dfcwiBi THE LIVER INVIGORATOR! 1J RE TARED BY DR. SANFORT), IS A GREAT Scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily working cures almost too great tu believe. It cures as if by magic, even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom more than one bottle is tequlred to cure any kind of Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common .headache, all of which are the rcsu.t of a Diseased Liver. - The Llvpr is one f the principal regulators of tha human horty .aid when itrr performs itsfunctionswtll the power of the system r..are lülly develop I. Tba stomach isnlmost entirely dependent on the healthy action of the liver for theia'proper performance of its functions. When the stn r grracb is at fan lithe bowels at et fault, and the wlioless?Vitera uffers in consequence of one organ the Jiver -"having ceased to fls itsduty. For the diseases P"f that organ, one of the proprietors has mate ifhis stud; , in a practire of more than twenty years,PBBto, tuid sone remedy wherewith to counteract "the many derangements to which it islUble. ' To prove that this re-s-rmedy Is at last found, any person troubled with 1 lverrom plaint 1n any of Us forms, ia$ but to try ajTThouIe, and cenrictioa Is certain. T , A compound bss been f,frme hydiasolvlne mm and extracting that prtlwhicb is soluble for th active virtues of the modi- Tcine. These gums remove all morhid or bad matterfrom the sv.'tem. supply ingintheirplaceahealthy How of bile invigorating the stomach, causing food to dicest well, purifying t)itJ.lood,givingt'neand health ttthewhilemachl ncry,remoyingtbeeauses---f thedibfsse. and ettec -ing ar..1iralrurewi:lioulny of the disacreea!. after eflVcts, fHt ly .usinc TX-lomel p mic-l poison that is usually resorted n. . Ore dofeafti-r eating fsJ-uf:clert a"relievs tr.a stoioiichaud n-cvent the 7ood from ri-itr and sour inp - jTTOnly onctlosctaifnbe-ir.fore reürinff rrereats nichtinare. . Only enedoj- taaen at-niht loosins the bowels vriiLi v 11 T 1 1 1 rurri r-t hp n ne-s. One dose taken after peps i a. fir-One dose of two relieve a sick headache. P each rsea! will cure Dysteaspoonsral will always One bottle taken for fe-e--tnale ostruct'i'in rrnorts the cause of the disease, tf?nd makes a perfect Tra. Only onedoe immcli-Uely reiiovearholic whi! Ouedo8eftenrcpeated-fisa urecure for cholera Morbus and a prevcnta-.Jiv? of cholera. One dise taken often - ill prevent the recurrence of bii'.vu attacks, Awhile it reUevrs all pa-n-feclir.s. SyOnly one Ijotlle Isaaneeded to t'irowontof the system the c ffects of meli c ine n ft er a 1 ong sickness. "One bo tie taken for .'nutxlireremovesaJl yellowness orunnataral col-jror from the skin. One dose taken Ashortwwtime lefore eating gives yisor tof the appetite and-'akes food HigeM well. Ondiiose often repeated SS"cures Chronic P arrhoea in its worst forms, while unwif and bowel com plaintsyield almost to tht-PJirstdose. One or two doses eure attJicks caused by worms, while for worms in child-ren, there is no surer, safer or speedi er reaiedv in.the world as It never falls. There is no exaggeration MBI n these statements; they are plain, sober facts, tbatfl'sTlwe ran give evidence to prove, while all who uc it are tiring their unanimous testimony in its -faver. Annongthe hundreds r f Liver Remedies powoflerel to the public, there are none we can so fnliv recommend Dr. Sanfonl s Inv;gor-tnr,so generally known now throughout the Unicn. This pseparntioii is truly a LiTer Invlgorafor. prodticing the most hapry rfsults on all wiio use It. Almmt InnumetaMe certificates have been glren'of the great virtue of this medicine by those of the highest standing in society, and we know it to be the best prep;4naion before the public II CMOU Cocstt Democrat. PRICE ÖE DOLtJiR PER DOTTLE. W. BIEE BOWER, Sole Arent for F.vwsviil;. .5ANF0RD k CO.. mar Proprietors, 345 Broadway New York. JACOB 3?rRRITT Ett, ! HtMT a. MtRRITT RoaesT CAMPS lOtOROE VT. KISO. MERRITT, CASlPBELL & CO., Succcsorsto , t; . MERRITT, RISLEY t CO., t03i.MISSI0X & F0RWARDIXG . MEBGIIAKTS, " .". . ,. . ' ' ' ' Xo. 23 LEVEE ar-dAO, 50 Commorclal St., ST. LOUIS, -MO.! Consigamtrts eol5c;ted cf - Pork Flour. Grain, Tobacco. AXD rRODCCB OEXERALLY. tV Linerai Advances on Prod ore In Store, or Shipped on account to New Orleans, New Yorx or Boston, mrl" 2rn , "v IS CCKETS100 dog Bed and Blue; &0d Fancy; for saV bv' O : ORR, DALZELL Sc Co. STRAWHERHY PLANTS. . .McAVOI'S Snperlor, HUT'8 8eedllng, ; BROOKS' Prolific THESE sorts have received nearly all the premiums at the different Fairs in Ohio and Kentucky for the last and previous years. A consignment received and ror sale by . WW ALUS at HOWE!. VIXSQAR40 obis Cider Vinegar for sale by OKR, DALZELL & CO. tBM.-PL4TE, Ac.-, JL 15 boxes H lin-plata: IS do 13x13 do 89 do lxl2 do Also, Block Tin, Zinc and i.Th for gAlery sjs.tilivuOKK. Wat O. SCOAR. 25 hbds.jnst reeeived and for als , IM low by GILBERT &: BOWLES. janMf. rirAR. T5 bhls VTllailtrtor Tar in store, f or sals 'Jl bw marl 31 PRESTON BROTHERS

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