Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 109, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 March 1858 — Page 3

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WEDNESDAY - MARCH 81 ItlOXtTH. Tester da- 1 A. I TpTmI j P.M. THERM OXSTEB. 51 I fit 1 61 iJT Advertisements intended for the Daily, must e banded In hefores o'clock, P. M. to insure insertion.

T" Mr. Rodmond requests us to say that we were in error in stating that ho had been in favor of the New Charter; lie has always Seen a consistent suppoiter of tho Old Chartar ami Free Sohools. THE RIVER. Arrival nJ Departures. 'rm T. G.O'KUcy & Co.'s Refister.l Msach 30. Tm Knoxi Wabash to Eran Tille. M Green, Howling Green to Evansville. Monarch, S Orleans to C incinnati. Scioto. Louisville to Henderson and back. L1t Walton. Cincinnati to Arkansas River. Antelope, Louistille to New Orleans. The Kiter continues to fall slowly and In a fjw days tho Fall will bo unnavigable for lar"e boats. The weather yesterday was cloudy bat warm and peasant, with indica tions of rain. Tho sp'.endiJ and ficet steamer Alvin Adams will bo up this evening for Lonisills. Tho Adams is one of the best packet afloat and her otlkers arc deservedly popular. Tbo nneVot for Maninil! to-daV ! the 1 --- , I r Southerner, in charge of Capt. Tnp'.ctt and cleric Arcusr. two eenuemon v , along shore. New Orleans pKssenjcrs by taking tho Southern:! connect at Memphis with the II. R. W. Hill and reach New Orleans next Tuesday. This is the most pleasant and expeditious route South. The flood in the Wabash is abating, though j tha country all around Vinccnnes is inunda ted, doing immense damage to the farms along the river. At a point along the river below Vincennes the river is out of its banks, making a wildvrn&u of waters. The Evansville steamer John Briggs will leave the wharf this evening for Louisville. The Briggs goes no further down and our mcrchantsshould patronize her in preference to transient boats. Sbo has neat and comfortable accommodations fr passengers. It is thought that the Louisville and Memphis lino will be increased by adding another boat making tri-wcekly trips. The Fashion passed down yesterday with a splendid trip for St. Louis, Messrs. Smith and De Hart her accomplished clerks have our thanks for late papers. Tho Fashion and Scicto left the wharf yes terday together and indulged in a race as far down as Henderson. .Vhcn last seen the Scioto was half a length ahead. KrxreesT Sold. The steamer Kentncky was sold at auction at Cincinnati Saturday for the bum or $27,000. The purchaser was Captain II. A. Jones, of the New Orleans lice, who, it was supposed, merely bid her in for tho old monopoly, who will run her in the Cincinnati and Madison trade. We are inJebte.l to Mr. Sa, of tho atearaor Antelope for late Loniavivillo pa pers. Tho Antelope completed Lcr cargo at this point. RIALHOAD RECKIPTS. March 30. 1 box md.o, 2 bbl csris. 101 aaoka hair. 55 bbh pork. PO O'Rikrr: 112 bU flour, Benient & Viele; 2G4 biuh wheat, i'iehart;s tbie,rirs, WheelrK Kieirs, 2 Ibl.t cg. 01) & O: 73 bbU flour, Brown fe Aikmau; S bx.s mdsa. R Barne ; 1 box mdsc. Archer & Macfecy; 303 bush wheat, French Barxock; 81 bbU flour, I A Cranj; 142 buh wheat, Izlchart & Bros: 2 pa ca.stinsrs Kratz & Heilman; 200 bush corn, Ramer & McCoy; 3 bbl cp?-, Gilbert & Bowles; 2 bb! eS2 Krön; 1 box esz, Z II Cooi & Son. Crittenden's Kansas Bill. The folloiri.-g is tho substitute of tho Hon. J.J. Crittenden for the Kansas bill, passed by the Senate. Mr. Crittenden's nrnnncitiftn Vine 1 jta r A rl nA V m 1 1 a' the anti-Lecompton party in the House, by both Republicans and Democrats, and J is iiiteiy to uo tno measure, u anv is t'll.O .1 .a adopted, for the admission of tho Terri tory. It will be proposed 10 the House whenever the Senate bill is taken from 1 the Speaker's table for reference or ac tion: That the State of Kansas be, and hereby admitted into the Union on IS an equal footing with the original States in all respects whatever: but inasmuch as it is greatly disputed whether the Con" stitution with which Kansas is now &d mit ted was fairly made, or expresses the will of the people of Kansas, this ad in is nor. of her into the Union as a State is here declared to be upon this fundamental condition precedent, namely: that the said constitutional instrument shall be first submitted to a vote of the people of Kansas and assented to by them or a majority of the voters at an election to be held for the purpose; and as soon as such assent shall be given and duly mde known to ths President of tbe United States, he shall announce the same by proclamation, and thereafter, and without any further proceedings on the part of Congress, the admission of the said State of Kansas into the Union on an equal footing with the orig inal States in all respects whatever, shall be complete and absolute. At the said election the voting shall be by ballot, and by indorsing on his ballot, as tach voter may please, "for the constitution," or "against the constitution " Should the said constitution be rejected at tho said election by a majority of xptcs beio; cast against it, then, and in that event, the inhabitants of said Territory are hereby authorized and empowered to form for themselves a Constitution and btate rovernment bv the namo oi me State of Kansa?, preparatory to its ad mission into tho Union according to the Federal Constitution, and to that end may elect delegates to a convention as hereinafter provided. The remaining sections of the bill prescribes the manner of electing the members of a new Constitutional Con vention, and the mode of submitting the new constitution to toe vote of tbe peo p?e. It provides for the appropriations of certain lands ta the new State for ed ncationa! purposes, and gives joint juris . . . sa . diction witn Missouri, over the rivers

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TILKOK&rilKD BXCLCslVKLY TO THI ETAMSVIL11I DAILY JOVESAI. ST B. W. LIKE. XXXVth CongressFirst Session. Wasuisoton, March?? it noes. Bennett, of Nw York, and Wilson, of Ind., severally opposed the-Lccomn-ton movement, after which tho ilou-o adjourned. Wasixixotok, March Stf. st ITocsk. The Houso went into a Committee of tho Whole on tho Deficiency bill. The chairman, Mr. Lococfc, tUted that 23 gentlemen desire to express their viuws on the Kansas bill, and as only two days will elapse before the bill will b tak.h t'p, ha though. it proper to atata the fact, in order that members can govern themselves accordingly. WeiiiNOTox; March 80 r u Mr. Sandidgo spoke in defense of Southern society and institution. Walbridsre made a upecch in opposition to tho Lecompton Cc'ristitUtion. In the Senate nothing of special interest transpired dnricg tho morninjr. Mr. Doolittlo, of Wisconsin, presented a joint resolution from the Legislature of Wisconsin in favor of tho admission of Minnesota into the Union. Considerable time was spent in amending the bill, valain? the lands required for the Washington aqueduct. The bill finally passed at 1 o'clock. Mr. Hale moved that tc Senate go into Executive session to consider the appointment of the Marshal for the District, instead of takin? up tho Minnesota bill. He said that it was a shame that tue wueeisor Government of a District should be stopped. Hocsx. Leidy spoke in later of tho Lccompton Constitution. Davis, oi Md., expressed astonishment that tho President should recomn?cnd tho admis sion of Kansas under tho Lecompton Consti tution. Udncr ach circumstances tho peo ple of Maryland would resist tho atternbt to - . . - - . . .i.t. n ..:..:,.. . i... , .f . . . , f ,- oneht to resist. We ought not to drive them into this mad revolution, but let them pursue tho even ttftiof they are inclined to follow. Givö them the opnortunity to express their will as to tho laws under which they are to live, whether they present themselves with a Constitntitution wtll of without slavery, is immaterial, but allow them to come in iu the proper form and at the proper time. 11RT, VI JVy. IUVUVUUM VIJQ Jrt.-CUM1W-U Constitution. lie regarded the agitation of slavery as the fonsdation of all this dilliculty. In the course of his remarks he den.ed that his tatiior was me autnor or the Missouri Compromise. Campbell, of Ohio, la reply to a remark mado by Clay in condemnation of the course fiursued by Northern men, read a extract rom Henry Clav' speech Ii l32Cf, aßaicatthe extension of mlavcry. , Mr. Llay said bo did not doubt that M . Campbell had qnoted lrom the apeech, but he would tall him that his father believed that the Missouri Compromise wns no longer operative. Ho gavo n something better, which was the doctrn.e or nn-intcrvention In the affairs of a Territory, leaving the peo ple to form their own institutions. Campbell replied that he learned in his boyhood his nrst lesson from Henry Clay, and acting lrom the principle announced by that distinguished statesman, that plaver. otiirht not to be extended to a frio Territory. he opposed the repeal of tho Missouri Compromise. - Clay said that he regretted that Campbell hud used his father's name. ' Campbell replied that he did it with ro f pect. Ciay raid ho thanked the gentleman, and said that ever since he had arrived at man hood, the attempt had been made to pnt Mm down in his father's name. Tho effort had .'iileJ in Kentncky, and ho hoped to sustain himself in his present position, and everywhere. Uampbell disclaimed uny disposition to put the gentleman down, no only wished L-maa down. Ho only witheu to ll .a.t ...a a r. u" l nü Ltf?n".,rrea in llie antl Mr. CI iv replied, very well. Mr. Harlan, of Ohio, spoke ogainst tho Le compton Constitution. UudtrwooJ, or Ky., opposed tho Kansa bill, lie all no improper motive could bo attributed to him, for he waa a Southern man by birth, ami a largo alavchoMer, and in fa vor or the extension ot slavery. Ho maintained that tho Legifcl-.ture of Kansas had no power to suovcri 1113 icrruoriai uovernmeiu and the peoplo are overwhelmingly opposed - 1 . . : rv fc . , si . to the Lecompton Constitution. Admit Kansas under, it and deeper will ba the pub lic commotion than heretofore. It would not bo confined to Kansas, but would extend throuliortt tho West and North, until every liamlct and city will tx instinct with exai!ment. Do justice. Let tho people reculate their institntioni in their own w?y, and peace wiil prevail. Adjourned. Washington Items. Washivotojt, March 23 j The committee met this cvcuiucr at the Cap itol, all the members were present except Mr. (Jrai;, of Missouri. Ihere was a full arid free comparison of views and interchange of opinion, and all conducted with the almost furtr.ony, several amendments to the :cn ato Kansas bill were angireated andexpiuined but tho Lecomptouites thought that their substance was already embraced in the mca tire. One point discussed was tho power of tho people of Kansas to amend their Constitution before 1SC4; on this there was a di versity of opinion, but there was a ceneral ajrecmcnt that it would bo amended prior to that time, notwithstanding tho woids of the Constitution. Tho conimittco adjourned without tiitir.jr any question, ua the propoaition presented it is contemplated that an enort will bo made to-morrow mjrht m caa cus to reconcile tbe conflictinviewa. A caucus was also held to-night in one of the committee rooms ot the Capitol. Its exact char acter cculd not be ascertained; but one of the anti- Lecompton Democrats who had jnt at- 1 tended the conlerence of the committee of twenty was present, and it is believed that the euncus was composed of anti-Lccompton Democrats generally. Washington, March 30 p u The anti-Locompton Demociata met late ast nifrht, to bear tho report of tho caucus committee, of ten on their part, who had lust been in consultation with the ten iecomptoniles. lhey repcrtcu that nothing could be done. Ho proposftions were maie of any kind wl.ich could be eccepted. The nti-Lecompton Committee men were au x ... - thorized to present tho Crittenden amend ment, modi Sei a little, as a proposition; but was unsuccessful. Uther propositions shared a liko fate. It is reported that thero 1 was cood feelinjr and perfect nity amonij the anti-Leconiptonites' Tbev tliiuk Lnzlish has been wrongoa ny the imputations in tbo newspapers on Lis pood faith, in ten-lerin the olive branch to the other democrats, and will stand oy tno Crittenden amendment. Caucus on Kansas Affairs. New York, March 23 u The Times Washington correspondent says tht every member of the caucus commtttce was present-r-ngnsh, or Ind.. lead a, on tho anti-Le-compton side, but would not make a formal proiositiorr. until certain concessions were jrrantcd. The Lccompt unites would concede nothing, and tho commitue' adjourned af'.cr a confetence of over two bcr.rs, withnrt an a.'reement. B-Hli!c;f.no arid-Winter Davis win speax on Wednesday. There was a caucus cf twenty-two anti1 . n-4 IV .... . aiccwiuwu Auiuucruts lo-uay. i hey resolved to stand firm hy Crittender.'a amend ment, to tno cad. All the Kcpuhlicans have accepted Crittenden's amendment. The op position still count 120 votes The Tributes correspondent says, "I learn from a good source, out will not vouch for the! report, tha ilr. iiclmont has sent an asrentto Mexico; to negotiate a loan of $3,500.000. with the Government of Jnarez. on a rledce of Sonor. I am told that Mr. Bu chanan and Mr. Cats both approva of tbe arrangement." Firearm. March 0. River iU feet; at a j atar.d. Weather clear and raiia.

LATER FROM EX'ROPE. Arrirai of the City of Baltimore. New Yoar. March 80 2 The steam propeller City of Baltimore, has arrived, with Liverpool dates to tho 17tli, four davs later than, previons advice. , The steamer Afr'ua arrived out oa the 14th, and tho City of Washington on thc'ICth, with later ad view from India and China, but with the exception ot the bombardment of Lucknow shortly expected, the intelligence is barren of interest. The steamer Ava with Calcutta mails and treasure, had been lost; her passenger fortunately Fnvd. M. Waleski's second despatch to th British GovernmSnt, withdraws his original request. Kudo has been respited by the French Government. EotANö.-Tho Parliamentary proceed

ings possess but little importance. The advices from China state that affairs at Canton continue quiet. , Tho steamer Ava had on board over 250,000 in specie, when wrecked. jhe was lost near Trincomaice on tho ICth of February. licr cargo and maiU were lost, but no uvea. China. The Canton dates are to the 28lb of January, when all was tranquil England. Tho case f tho ttean.er Ca gliaro, has been referred to tho law oilicers of the crown, upon whose report, the Government will act irresponsive of the action of th late Government, which had acknowledged the jurisdiction of Naples . The ship Kennebec, of Bath, for Liverpool from Mobile was abandoned at sea on the 22d of February. Ilercrew were saved and arrested on the 12th ihst. Tho correspondence with the Fiench Gov ernment relative to the refugee question was submitted to. rarliracut on the 15th inst. The. English Government refuses to let Sardinia give up Mr. Hodges, tho Englishman, to the French Government. - Mr. Eoebuck is said to have received a challenge from a French Colonil. A Spanish Ambassador at Londol has resigned in consequence of the failure of a firm in the Sodth American trade, the name of which Is not mentioned. Sardinia. The conspiracy bill has been rejected bvthe Sardinian Parliament. I ' i.di. :ui was quieb in me runjaui, ai the latest dates. It is reported that Nena Sahib had crossed tho Gansre with a atrong force near Bethporr, designing to catar Bun diecuudel. Additional ForelsnXews. Chixa. Tho Chinese had commenced tilities agaiust the Russian, by attack their post on the Amoor river. The advanced post at th month of the river, with tli9 tow boats, heimging t thj Kufeiart Government were attacked so r.expctedly that the Rnsiar.s were forced to re treat to a point 50 ljaguen from the river. France The .execution of Orsina and Icrre took place on tho 1 8th in.t.. and ereated mneh excitement. Tho crowd numbered from 0110 to two htndred thousand. They were kept at a distance by the military, of whom 5000 were on the spot. Tliev met "their fato with firmness. Fore!n MarkersLivEnrooL. March 16. The sales of cotton in tho last three days are 9000 bale, nearly all tr trade; nil emdes have declined market closed dull, to-day, with saWof iOO) bnls. Manchester advices continuo nnfavorcbli; thsre is but little enquiry and price are weaV. Breadstuff and provisions are dull. Corn has dccliro 1. C n-o!.n 9.33T. Richardson. Spence fe C o rjnote Jlour as very dull, and nominal. Wheat oM!l,br.t ppnerally nnchanped. Corn dull, at a 'e cline of 8d(51s: mixed and yellow at ?4s. and white at 80s. 6d334. Beef dull, and prices nominally nnchansred. Perk heavy, and all qualities declined diphtly. Baron heavy. Tallow penernlly nnchansrd. Rio cofTee heavy. Potash firm at Äös. 9d. TNDOV. March 18. BreidstnfT dull, but steady. Suiarfirm but aUshtlr declined. Coffeesteady. Tea firm. Rice heavy. Tallow ouiet. but steady. Consols for accounts New York. March 30 m Tho steamer Alps did notleavo Liverpool on her appointed dayof aailin?. . India. The Bombay dates are to the 24th of February. A large portion of the British army had catered Oelde. General Colin Campbell was still at Cawnporo, awaiting the arrival or the ?eicre tram. It was expected that Lncknow would be bombarded on the 2."th of Fcbrnary. Ths Kin? of Djlhi has been found guilty and sentenced to Andamus for life. Tho Tribune oontradict tho report that Vidanrri's ajent is nccrotiatinz a loan here or enlistinjr volunteers for revolutionary purposes in Mexico. Philadelphia Markst. ruiLAOCLPHiA, March 30 21 Flour has boen rather more cnqnirad after for export, but receipts and stocks arc liberal and prices remain unchanged. Sales of 4'j'0 bbU at (4 25(2-1 37, for superfine, and 4 50 M4 6'J for extra, inclndin? 1500 bbls of Ohio extra family at 4 62(34 72. No change in rye flour or corn metK W heat nrchancred: fftlcs of joodred at 1 03(31 13 J white 1 2Ö1 32. I;yo sells as fast as received, at 70c. Corn active; further sales of yellow at 61(3 tI4J-a . Oats in fair demand; WOO bnsh sold at 85(02 87. CofTee advanced Mies of 2000 bags Rio at lOQUJ, nnd 700 bajrs of Lapuira at 1235c. xTovisions firmer: pales of mess pork ut $1 1 , and 800 casks pictclod Kama at!K$10. Lard held rather h"phcr. Whis ky trm at 21 . .ir York Market Xiw YoitK, March 25 u Klonr dull; sales of 5.500 bbls at 4 20tö4 3') for Mate, an advance or 5c. , Wheat buoyant; zu hnsiisoid at l 2iji 60 for white. Whito corn buoyant; 25,0(70 btifh sold at 66 Ä69e. Pork bnovant at 816 ST for me.s. Lurd declined Jc, falcs at O'IO. Whisky dull. in V X ORK, aiarcü 30 p x n.li... ,-. L . .1 1 t oiion; saicsoi o-rf oatcü, cioseu r.ncnanired; quotations nominal; market not estab lished, i ionr ouiet; sales of 6.000 bbls. Wheat declined: sales of 25.000 bnshcl. Corn firm; salca of 82,000 bushels. Chicago beef doclined 25c; sales at f 12(?12 25. Pork heavy. Bacon quiet, hams 8 5iS9a. Tal low steady. Whisky declined K cent; sales at 21' 22. CoiToe firm ; sales of 4,000 bags on private terms. Surrar f rm. Cincinnati Markets. Cincinnati, March 30 x Flonr nnchnnccd, in fair demand. TroviMoas firm; nothing done, so lar. Whisky unsettled; prices not fixed yet. Cincinnati, March So r m rioarnnchanccd; sales of 1.9 )0 at fi 6uO S TO fot uperflne; and 3 70-3? SO for extra; there is' a. pood demand for b3tter erade. W luskv dnll and doelmed to le. ibereis rather a better demand for provisions with out chancre in price; 5)0 lbs bum pork som nt 6(3,'i tor shorrMcrs and bides; 100 hhds bacon at for shoulders, and 8Jtft9 for sides; sales of mess pork at $15 7515, the latter for small lots. Baltimore MarketBaltimore, March 30 a Flour steady and ntichanered. Wheat dull. tvhito I 101 80. Corn active, bat nncharg ed. Previsions active and firm at yeterdsy's rates. CofTee active ; sales of 3000 bags - a-m.a . si . . . at V)(iil. vn msKy steady ana quiet ai 21KQ22The Weather. Cincwati, March 40. Weather clear. Mercurr 6) deg. The river has fallen 2$ feet, in the last 24 hours. LotTisviLLZ, March; 30. River fallinp, 9 feet 4 inches in the canal; 6 feet on the falls. IIGS.-JOO drums In fine tfcdcr. for fals by J? marl - OILBERT At BOWLES. 6OOD MILCH COWS For sale ky L. II. COOK & nptJRKS ISLAND SALT.- viij m. "J pari, very ooore, rw o prPMBinrr r rro.m,

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U. S. JML rASSENGEK PACKET. ETH.n9lIle,Fadacah Sc Cairo Packet j. h. Doric. r. II. JlEKtOK, Mauer. tKSsLX' ocl-Kt, Ji., ainviEtr t Pfulurvr a. o'clock. S- M-. Cairo at U oVkk, JrT, TOLVDAY ana FRIIAt. RKurnicf, lirw Cairo eTwr TUESDAY ud FRIDAT. at l'o'clocH. P M-. and - aiiucia ecr i.v.sv&.j ana öax CRDAY, at s o'clock, A.M... Connecting et Kvantlllr? with the Evansville v frawfortfavllle Kallroad ard Pnckia to reeu io. coanecLnir at .Snithir.cd wiih cumjerlnj niTsr.,Vack.H t.ii at Vviucih wit! Tennessee Kicr Packet;, at Cairo with Memphis, J ef Orleans aui b:. Louis Facfceu. T ic iitti cun be oMai.ned on bosri t.fc Uat for all Eastern CiMs-nir-ly "Comfort, Sped anil Safety." REGULAR' St. LOUIS U LOUIS VI LE PACKETS LinilTMXO MXC. TUB FOl.LOWIXODJ.lTS have criBmencwl liieir reculur u-ip in tu Louiavilleaiiu fet Louis trade, and win continue t" ran diuiny the season, girlag particaiar atttiition to all way business. TLe FASHION. CAPT. J. K. MARTIX. Pa'M Evani'Till'. roinz 1wn, F-vcry TCESDAT Morcli:, Ld up Kvery fBIDAY Mornint. The HIGHFLYER, CArT. THOS. WRIGHT, PnjEvansTiüe.Ruin d.n. Every THURSDAY Morulid, aiil up Every MONDAi Morning. The MCGES M'CLELL AN, CPT. iSDtkl, PasJciEr"!vUle V.vtt SUNDAY Moraine, folng down, aud Every TIICf.SOAY Morninr going up. Lonifviile and St. Loots PaNcneer anl hlprer? enn rrr upon thes ttnriU lerirjir prrnctmllv on their reeular days, d1 connetin witn all the packets running a'vve St. Loui. For Freight or rauaco apply on -i r to mrl7 P. O. O'RI LEY Jk CO. Regular EvnnsviUc and Louisville Packet. TnP JOTIK RUIOOS will hrer. . 1 , . . : 1 1 1 - J tr run rKi iiriy us vudvi ic sim Evinsvilli Packet: having excelVnt JZ awniirw.i'uninsi"r p-i-PKr. cn iivt.;e ercrr WEDNESDAY and tuaouuatj o'cl-U vr,M,'s,:lrHre Ev SATURDAY aliuaooa n. 11. conn. jitT. nar!3 P. M. GARNER. ClerkRCGri.rt LoriviiJw. f.vwsiills Heuder01 and Louisville. Accommo-lations excelieEt. j:irff . Louisville, Evansville nnd Memphis Regular Weekly Packet. TUE LOW-PKESSCRE STEAMER Q O TT TV TT F, RNE R. PJHL . . . .Commander! O. W. TRIPLETT .Commander. If. 1 mr KJ. D. AUCllül t -fei J. B. ARCUaU,. Clerk. EE WES Louifvill every Tue.lay Mi F. M.;l-avea Mem phis every ruiay ai d r. 1-. V.V tVSVll.LE f'.r ICt I S l .utt fTPTy Sl'N DAY at 4 p. n. lavr EVAS' VILLEfwr MEMum vv Knvr.sn Y At 11 a.m. J if Way RuitieliciwJau4 attauded to at sarce ratachareeUly fncKe. janil-tf P.G.OUIELEYS:CO.,AcnU. EViitisiiHc and Crawfordsvi! c RAI LJIP A D . VafUHiTiM;. Clnclinr1. t. Loci. Indian and fie t.a.t nunc :ii.vci:y. WgpSBg&A Y.MARCH fy an'l ifter WcdnePiy March Sri, tha ap Mi 1 r train Ieav?s vswjtiii? ai o uiinuic p TU d vn M til trin i'.-vcTfri-e llaate 5 minutes . u ut I'.T .n-irille 5 minutes fcJtst !. nccömtnodstion Tnih lenve as herjfore, b;:t xn Vii-cminrs. North, (it I2:i6: S nth,-.t li5;aiTivf All Station, except Piince'oT, Pht-iÄa, Incense, Cavlial and salUvau. ai e uii-ii t Uig Matioas. FA HKS. To Loul'ville... Cincinmui... M Inl'.anap-dis Cleveland... Buti'ali Ne York.., ,.: no: .. . :a .. 55 Ti St. Louis ? 50 C.ra " Chicato 10 fiO PittVmre 00 ..14 5 " Phillelpliia....?-. 50 " P.ttiinore 53 "i ..5H :( " Boston ra;irJ W34hincttn.... 74 JOHN INOL.E, Ja-.Supcrintentliftit. ADAMS KXPUUSS COMPANY. xew arr.m;e.met. rmHE ADAMS'EXPHESS COMPANY respectfuV Ü r anumin.-e to tlir frimnn wronj, ue pu it of vansvill and vicinity, Uat, Wita increisc-1 n üit'in frr the tnnoiJDiUUion of - H E I ü H T , PACK A (IE?, MONEY sei V A I, IT ABLKS. TLv rt'.tc'.t a continuance of former favors. : Epe Ciril cAi-e ukin in 11 collection of BILLS'. , DRAFTS . O T R a . Ari-nhctranport.-Mioaof mall or vaiutle paCKagcs. Ail pwsnns nanu to wi i;iems;iyc 01 ut iwr utics of the Express, can ohu p any desired inrormauor In rsfereticv tothit routes ud details of the basinets, at tiwirolhceou PrM street. wn Mim na iwi opposite the l,o--t-Odice. dcl8 O. II. HSII. AgtTRANSPORTATION 'VTSTU'ARD. rE hegtocsll the attertion of Mwliüntsnving or oi-ilerit;fttnc!r Hü siock mm me miwhi ciwiid, to the superior a.l-anLapcs and farilitiesof the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, for the safe and speedy trnniwrtstion of FreiebU to .'r!n-ilinl riniiitv. 'onn"ctions are made wilh the ir.o'. reliP.Me Kiilriads and Steam-H'p. Kiver Route shortcTid and Improve I by ompletionto Par ketViurph. Ttirough tales lower Ujan by any other route ATT'iy o ...... M. rOTTt it. Itoston: F. r . hfttT. rBiJueipnis: C.W.PERvitL.N.YortclJ. T. Ero!.itf, Baltimore, for Information r thronch rutes. or to iKO I'liSTKK Ac TO.. Fre.lrbt Acents. Corner Locust street and Canal, Evansville, Indiana. Jy231 r XKSt -2 i huxe Uppincot 's, for fhTe by ORR. IiF.LZF.LI. ft Co. tsHOICE LVVF.ll R VIsilASJ C. ih- Near lurianu: Choice Sew Citrou; just received and for sale by l.. 11. .'g flUX. fciEEDS.-rClovor, Tiaiotv , Blue On. Ked Top KD aeeJ for sale ny UUU, UAL&LLb & VUI marl I OAK UtA1. bfcUN.and.frs.-ileby JLa marl UK It, UALZELL & CO. "JAILS. 300 Kecs assortel rails, for-a'e by lM mnrl UHk. IALZKLL& CO. UGAU. Prime Nev Orleans ?nv. do Plantaüon MoUn for sale at reduced prics by - LiauiJ Z. II. COUK & SON. n IQUOUS! LTQCORS! LIQUORS ! jLi 40 bhl Old Ky Whisky. S3 hf bHs dj do; lrt hls Cherry 3randy; Khfbbls do do; D VMS Frrh Brandy; 9(1 hf bids do do: 5 b ils Apple Brandy, Pri nce, and for wie by I fbi received per steamer .tD.IIEIMA.N. GttOCERlB' JLfST HECEIVEU.Out bois Prime Mo'ass; 2-j)hvlffchlJ do; Kf) hhds Susar.Fair ta CboV:: lMUijs C.'ifte; SOdptckajesFiih; tO boxes llerrirgs; 4) Kegs Curb. So.U; SO boxes Oranges and Lenons; kjIiwkacc Kais: tit. Atsn. a eumD'ete assortmcut of other csads ln'.'i. Grocsrv wrv. t which we would IqtiU ilia attention of CASH BUYERS, a we are prepare! to ouer induct- - .. . .a f.... l 'uiohMu tSEO. FOSTER & CO., fehJ7 comer Loutt street tnd Canal. W OODEX BOWLS, Ac IU0 .Nests oouen nowis; 13 dozen do Tmys; 5 do As'd Churn.: rl do Holtuial'ins: 25 do Jliahers, just received and! or slry l. ii. t:ouK at colches: louxues: Fine Chamber Couches, iu Uaiuas. and En..mocl Cloth covers. madeUD exures.slv for the Citv trade, for sale low by I Je7 SCHMITT & STARK. First st. riCTL'RI. FRAMES. a BtAUTlFTJLassortraent of. Built mouUinf f m all wiauns jui rxriTci r -feb lWUEtL & CONYNOTON . -rsLARIFIKD aUOARS. 10 hhda In store. For Wk . . . r . l - i nn rcrr.M rwfi sal by maridj PRESTON BROTHERS. VIXEOAIt.arrasia uiaer vinet ar, j V9! Btr-re ardfo Ale by CKÄ--GOPiySLADnPOORIforMircb. ?urtrca;vt4 by tfobia DOB-LL&; CONYNSTON. rwiHREE COWS AND CALVES FOR 6 1. II. COOK ft Eoqalrsof

.77w TnE STKAMER SCIOTO 1, I I h Vst.V' "'II lv Evansville trerv

in? -!SrtsiSSff IiAY at 2 o'clock. T. M., f. r

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Electioa of School Trustee. ftTOTICE is hereby riven to U ;u!iJe4 Voters of Lm tin Citvcl K aus rille, that iu r?iiKtlon wlto CtUer City oScrrs tj ue e.'wrten iu de firs: Moiidiv of April next (fth liost.) aa per aivr.i:x..r.nt. there wul tlso be elected One Sob j?i 'lik f .r lae ScLocl district compcie J of the CI:; of L rtcsviii . By order r Cgmuior. Coui.fi! : WKLL II-AT TIER. Cleri. Br23-!w (Vclislwtecojj. Notice to Borrov.-crs.' ALL PHSO.S inieWed to the Oosixn S-hool and oiler liuit I ut:J, for L:&3, .-'il: t ir j? tike tjor-re that un lea? taerc-ill at tu C'-ray 1 tn.f cier'aotüc Aiid ur t'n hluuaI iu:nei:. f Jranee, upu aala ionF, tni rrui;. iaiilA.z-$ :i-r the security tJieieof wiUU aie:ül .r aUs m ii.e lawiiirvcu. mrJ2-dJw-w:t r.'t. If. WALKER, A . .-'' EFiiiVED P.y KxriTf slI- " : JLm- 'nrik Leslie's New Martine for March, Urahum'4 no ilo lt; Emerson's Magazine aud ralr.aai'c Maith ; at et&l J.HEaLÜVV.

Sweet Potatoes, from .New Orleans. r.BLS. SWEKT POTATOES received per Str. Feter Telton; for sa'e Ly Z. IT. rOOt k ROV. 8 fgKA, TODACCO AD CIGARS.JL "0,"K1 Assorted Imported Clgan; ?: Boxej Choice 'i'lcoo; 50 hfl Cheats Tea, for sale at rr.a'.l t-&se for cash I- II. COOK ft LUCIUS HART. IMPORTER & DEALER IN METALS, 4 AND C BURLING SLIP. AKW YUKU, if"FFEUS FOR SALE BAN CA TIN, STRAITS V Tin. Antiuimiv. SnAiiikh ami Aiufrinn IjOittl. Stall Zinc, Cupper, "Uismutli, B.tr Tin and Bar Lead, lJabh.'lmetiil, t'lter Solder, Plumber's Saliler, iiC Alio, IlUITA.NMAand PLATED WARE athiletale and retail. rcarlS-Coi rZt RUSH. PRIME OAT3, received per WW" JvatKrchei;for4!el.v - Valaablc Standard Works. DO DELL & COXYNGTON RE ROLE LOCAL AOEXT3 fr Taader. U hurtt couLty fur all the L'bckiptio iuoas pa'.ilUhwl ty D. APPLEION A; CO. ATrlJsement of the Debates In Cousrea, Or Puulic liistry I tns l n ilea s.air. Xew Anlericau Encyclopedia, A Dictionary and Ceiuiniy the unt .ric or uic age. American Elodueuce, A Coll ctiin aspexac ant A'Uj-eücs ut lue JlOSl tUilutiit viiur vi America. EncyclupeJIa of Vitand Humor, By theccleu Aisd Ciaciiaii tiunoii, in as. sn. Dlritanarr of Machine. Mechanic, and i nline Worn. , 'Hie ue'Cl ami most ironroTe 1 eauion, la w Cr.' Dictionary of Aria, MauüTactarea and nfmxi.1, & rONYIN'OTOX bee to call attention to their loiporuiat works, and rcpie.it .heir kind frienHi to eilt and ses theia; a aljj, tiie array of opinions of emiueutmen In coubroiation 01 mear 1up011at.ee am valua. . ... DoU Ss Cnnyngton hve namplej and apciaicn. of th virioci bindinm in which theie work, caa pro cured, from paper i j the tiaeit Morrvcco. nrl7 J. W. HUCHES, (Sl'CCESSOa TO IIOLIINCIWORTH & HCOIICI.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer tu Q,TJEEISrS WAEE, CHINA AXD fi LASS WARE, LOOKlXG-CLASfiliS, KXIVES d: FOURS, Tea Trays, TCa and Table Spoons, Urlttairla Ware, Stc, yj. 11 2IA1N STREET, nact U Old Eal, KVAX.SVILLE, IXD. tV" Crates assorted suit tn Coontry Trade alwavsonhauJ. AUo, STOiE WARE of every rtes cripdon. mrt TOI OXION RETS. BUS II CHOICE ON TON SETS reef ivi d snd for sale I y Z. II. COOK tON. 20 IMPUOVIi VOL'It LOOKS .By buying out of VAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S SPRING STYLE HITS, T II I ( II for beauty and Bjrnetncal proportions make th j present y le ote 01 tae ueaiect ever Hat rua: to order wLkh we warrar.tto fit a j comfoi U'1y an a nightcap. '"i"-'4 A Challenge to the World! OH DliTTEH nrro pnoDi'CK a finer. H articlvf FRCNCII FELT HATS, . os we are rosnutac urmft. ah sr.art n 1 - colors keDt on hanrt, or nd to order at short notice. nrtl Min sire.-t, l et. 1st nnd Ird. JJressi Cassitnere Jiats. W ' E ARB MA.M'FACTtniXG 'or Spring and Summer wear, a splendid .-(Ttmei t i ni SMjd wearing artic e of C&dsiniere Hats, Ehaje to sait Uie most faitilioUi tats . VAllitiis ji.nuuA.itu. mrtt Mainsreet, beti 1st and 3d. l-.Iesrant Cmp. ill EX'S YOCTI1' and IXFAXTS CAPS, iniig and Mimim-rwearat VAITTI ER & MARCON'NIER. rd Main street, bet- 1st and 2d. Sportinc Caps. sun I.tTI ST CVT. Enlih and Trench styles, at VAUTIETt Ai MARCONNIEH. Main street, twt. (stand uM. mr?4 KWSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! HS AS BECX the All-absorblne Queittou: st M. but now the ouestkia i Cere cau Bowks tc bud thechespest? I kro. At M. Am JUiMJ'a uooi -tore. svch a Clank Books, School Books, Copy Dooka, The Latest Magazines and Tapers. direct from the East, by the lart Express. ' Call and see, ni&t Store n e;t oi tae .'est uinc. mr.t NOTICE. THOSE who hive spoken to ma for Strawberry 1-lj.nis. wonld do well to have tha r cround in readiness for them bv the first week In Aoril, at which time the Plants will be rendy for delivery. There are a few hundreds ytt unsold . t. All oMcrs i.canm. iinnes store, corner Main and Second street, will re aitf cded to. pari! A.NUite. ..K?Air.. WANTED. Wr ITII1TE WnKATDiUfcl Aft'L.1.9. DK1ED PKACnKS, LARD CRACKLTNCS. For which tho behest price, in Cash win b paid. mrn tun . n- iuluSCXDRIE8- ,, in .toien Iron bound half Bushel meajnrei; 25 tMiannertun; lb do Crushecl Sucar; 15 di Powdered Sujar; 15 da Loaf S-?r; Jn?t received, and for alt by - mril rilCSTOÜ BB0S. 411 EEE7s boxes W. R. and iTimurch; Just received, for saleby GILBEKT in HoWLba, mr. sycamore, near air tic-r-AM now receiving daily MALTBY'S urrivalled and celtbruted choice Planted Baltimore Oysters, and aufprepared to olitr the trd auch Inducement for the entire stawn as h;ive nerer N-an ottered in this market heretofore. A coneuujt daily suprly always sn band, so thut dealers and families caa obtain at inv time during the reason thofe choice Oysters.tn canaand half can and in the hell, warranted fresh and B.et,aid very superior in navor and quality.Terms cash. And none but bankabla rnorey received. A. riuu. ncflS-tf Sots Ao!Tr for Evanyvn--aorxoniE! sLAnii;h.: 5 -i Cans of i H cans Cov Orters 2s do 1 a do as Lsna ü boxes sanllces: lön a do do 600 do do S50 drums Xew Flfsv . 16 gross Staamheat PlaytBf fJarts; 10 do Nol&IHifihiaeder do 5 do liusDeCAter oo 5 do do Elslcrt -RecelTa and forsaby niEMAXy. , GROOJP-IES. ' , 1,000 bhlsMalaseeel 00 hbds Sur i.)ba Coffee, la store and to rom . and f sals by marlJ) PRESTON BR0THLR3

AS S NYGENS VV

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FOR. SALE AND RENT.

CHEAT SALE AT AUCTION VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, L BVAA3TILLE, I.DIAXA. I. Lot Ho- St". n tie Donntloa Enlarfera-nt of th cltv of Evansv;;ia, in 4 parco'.ä, ecn fr üitin t feet onTourth cr Marlrrt trct ly HO feet depth wits & ll feeta.ley iu thsrear. Tbee ots teinaauate tteen .Main and !yoamore streets, and in tue trained. ate vicinity of the Court House, seit very well for business locators. , 2. Tue north eastw!r part (or tee corner on Berz sad Walnbt itrseti oftot Jo.v3. In tneOld rAaof Eranivil'-, 1b t parcel'! of 2s feet each froatlcg on Walnut it-tet.lv rs fectdpptü. Thee IcU tocsin the üorest ce;nLWh-od of tlie main Cosiness pr.rt of thi citx, and neT;he!t!M in A. vrry quiet vicinity will make very plMMTit and s.rnitble small raide-ices for b'jsinüäS mw, wto casunt a ml to loe much tu in Roin to and rttaming frxm their residences to LLeir pirkcf- "f dolr. usrci-s. 3. Yhs socrh Tst-iiv ysrt (or th" porcr Oilt and First street) of Kot La." 1, la taa Cpper Inlarsemett of tht city of Ev.rrr.Us, Ir. psresi of Si feet each, fronting on 0:i!t street, bv f-t deth. These lota Kff siiu:'Hl in a Q-mt; rrtircd pl.t of tks city, and not toa far off from the ti:5iriey p el of t: .vn, whejefore thy would ranke very pleasant places of reiideace for busin33 men of moderate tne-V)'1. 4. hixty-thrce fct frort on W.-.tcr street. 1-cr-fn Tine 2d Division s'vet. LvlTD fee, dcvttwirh a 10 f?et alley la rear. Will be sold in 3 parcels of 21 feet J front ca;h. Auo, la tne saine ciooä, sj xeiromon Yir.eU-ee,lr 1C. fsct depth rannlr.s aiong-Ide of a l? feetal'.cr (Le'r tlcsUev in the rer of lot? No. 31 and 22 It the'O'.d Plan of the I owa of Evanvi::e.) This prnpertr Is Uuiuetiocably of the rno-t raluaV.e in the whole citr, and the loca'.ion one of the be?t for any ki;d of hui'ne.s wholesale and retai and uch an opjortunli v of geOlsc a cheap and tood business Int on favontble teras miy cot oe t-asred for a lon time to C'n.e. f.. Lot; ann , r.nay in iti-Ki .o. 1 is it tue 101m of T.tmnsco Ciiv. These lf.ts we each ?f feet wi e and 100 fet t d(p, aiid f.-otit on one 1 le on the enr.ebana of the CAnal, and on the other side on Fourth street and are on! ir. feet from Fulfon' Avenue, and ritht ad loiniiic the larga crUt mill of Clemens Keniat ons. Lot .No. 9 i th corner lot on Fourth st-eet nd Fifth Avenua. Thu j.roperty .is very va uaMe f'-r manu. f;w?tnrinc turr0?. Lots ? and S are wovided with a K ol fuiiKtsnt.'il whsrf. r lj'ils f, v, H', 1:, 1J. W; n. I;.. I", 1 1. i" nu in in l.k X. V.'6 m Lamssci Citv. Ail of aid lotsfex cert o. 1 and 14)hnver0fc-t front by lis fct depth w;tlia Ijreetai'cv in reir. i.ots i j ana 14 'win cor ner lo hare 4a feet front each rv tlie sonic oepth ai tbe other. Thee J-.m IWir northwestwardly ppos-ie tMhe belle ietr,ar:a ItjcIom VKmtr tofevnidU. tilleries. saw mills and other manufactnrin etaKliihraents. would atl'ord H'M.'i rvsiJi.'ncC' for men cmplo- e1 in the neiru'Miniood. and out 0' tu corponuon llr.e, they don't Imv t' p:iy aav city tax-. 7. LotUndir i Pamne! Liyter.- SuNl'vislon of fot Lot No. 4 n the I'ppT En!arcen-ent of thecity of Evaisv lie. Th?sejts hrve boili 30 fuet on Scord trevt by :0 feet depth, and are situ ite in a very pleasant, oü;.t neish'-orbool. rieht opposite to Jolte Ii-iWer's reiiJer.ee, and out of the ! imiu of the corporation. K TWENTY-TWO r.l.OCKScf diflerer.t varvinc from liaif an acre to two acre j and npwanla. an 1 'tu:tte and joiriue n the wert I ne of Lains-coCIty. Thevsreon b thsidsof Franklin street, the fir.eit andVi.lest strrt in buia -co, which türect-afler the completion of the fe l-ridce airosä Pitson Creels, vwitemiduted an-l already owder contract will undoubtdlv 1 one o the main thorouah-fHres for verr lsrje portion of our country people, Hvinjr in a southerlv, westerly annd northwe'Lcrlvlireaion. wherefore this prorerf v Is nund to I v-tliublc, cren fr busines pnrpie. Itsn'isTisry wt-il fc iiea?-ii private reiJences with eardf:ns erönnd, And tVr istlie ai victase that for a long t rae to Cliv. the pnrcliasir will hiTC tn city taxe to pv. Some f tbe IiUtks are on a very h'H eU'TRtior., ano worn 1. t!irTore, inr.inie iur vlnevr.rds nnd uarden f rots. ' This is neof thlest oJAnVes for the rr.n with moderate tn 'r;s t acijulie t lot of I vm size in the suburb of 'he city. The lots are all remlsrly laid. out and ftaielacd nusibcicd on nk-s. TCRMS OF SALI: : One.f lUrth of th rureha'O monV to b r;j .Vwm, and the remainder in thr eeoual annual Instalments withlntere-d payable annually, the purchaser pivinj; hU nou! ind mortirt?- rornpurcnv:mopev remainInfftinmid. fJcnei-al Warrantee deeds wilt b piven. The title to the pmp-rtv has h?ert carefully examined V eo-npc.teit me.n, ana is pertect. "M psand Plin msv in the offic?of nnrior.ivtcd. And It.thejonrnnl.tbe Enonirerar-l Voile. bote cfüces, and in the cleric's and Kecorder's oflicc i: ADDITION, To tl.e propertr abovi d-crsNd, the unde-s'?ncd wi!l on the unit day and at the same place, t.fTtr for sa1! Eight Valuable little Rusincss Lots. On the corner of Third and Sycamore trrets, Fonr of them front:ftir on Third str-'et. and fnr on Svcamore. Thevall luve 1V ft fron, bv a derth of from TPto feet, with a 1 .ttle ally (fiv feet in width) In var. This I nnouestiorably one of the mot vnluaMe comers in tbe city, and totlioe who Vnowacy. thinff about the valuof Ileal Estate, comment is un-ne-csarr. For further pirMrn'sr" eroti'r of PENP.YIt LCNKENTlETMETt. Arnrts -r 'he purcliaie and sale of Ileal Estate, Ev ansvilla, India ja. niar24 ts Two Dwellings antl Lots for Sale on Accommodating Terms. nrTTT: imdsrtend offers tw Frame Two trv Q. ilwllintr Houses, on InpV street, rear rloitr. n nn-v K. Co.'s Fonndrv, N-in im 13 nd M in Noclc 15. in Stockwell's Enb-rcem;nf. Tb Dwellinrs are ncirlv te-. well u?'t corti'ni' f five and ix rooms each. Either one will maKeacoai'orfal)i.horr.e for a man n moJente c!rcun s'a"e. Th y vi',1 iv oH at a bargain, as tie owner has left town ac J gone to si Di:n?I'not soi l before th SIXTII DAY fit A?ItU they wt'l then be rut p at anctior; ts .e h'g bct 1 iddcr. Tbe a'e will cmmenct st '0 o.Moer, A.M. For further pvtiMi!ar. rrj'y to Mr. Garvin, Itcal EstAt. Crescent City Vrr. UsT UECtlVhDP O.-ihuu'. AUciuiiie. for April; Ooly' 's Lady's Boole, d Ue uons. Harper' Wee'itlv, Mc Yoi L".'fr; Fb.tr of Our Ubics: March 22 do At j. nr lts. BBLS. RL'BOLLCD 3I0LASSCS; 01 r iV do do . do - W bits Tar: Tierces It ice: IN Crates ajsrrted EirtVnwsre. past to car crdrr. Suitib'.e 5fr cuurr.-y rf j. Rectirei and fwsaleailoAestprires furCa--b,bv ..,., . SBACIIKRAL4'M. f fi bi isNok-.r.i3; M hlf Ho 2 and 3: 30 n'i dj f, for i Als b- . OiiB, DALiZLL & CO 5in! Fisnü- , . Ü. Salmon, M-ckerx!, Ilcrrin? rnd Codneh, for sale hy Z.U. COOK & SON. 30 DC5II TRIME CLOVER D5EE; tied lop or j leva, ur-i. M do 1 imothv Feed; SO o Mil lrt Seed: Received this day aud f .f sa'e y rori: Z. II COOK ft 0N. wtrilvS' si dD A For sale by Z- Ii- COUK & boy, A-nU. COAL! J COAT.!! COAL! ! JUSTICE WILL AND Sil ALL BS DONE." JT IIAVF. iuH e-ected Fa!r.iank,s Scale, fct the pura p'Hie cf weizhiiiK uiv coal. I shall sell ccy coal by weight, according to the law of tbe. State. I h:vt a larpe tr-cli cf superior quality of Pittsburr Coal, and iovituall my friends to rivemeacill and try.lt. I bare been eigbtetn venrs in the basinese, and profess to be a iu lee- The price of coal Is 15 cents per bushel All orders left at the fias Coratany's OlTirr, between First and reond.on Locust rfeet, er t Ilomck s Store, cn Water street, cr at mv Cal Office, at the Laciw Wharf, will b a:tenli t-. All coal rUstte paid fr when ordered, In hankabiecurreety . dc22 tr. ANLltET irCTCiIZSON. Coal ! Coal ! Coal I WH7E bare now on hiri.ewd a, fafl-r receiving. T9 tbe h'tC04I. thut h-jcvi-r N:cr i; tro-lucei into this market, whirh wer.re ätbirc low. Gool urrenct- will ie receive I in r ivmert. Orders left at the store of JXO. Vf. llLTtiJlES, nixt ta the Suie Bank, will be promptly attende l tr. . ianwf JXO- W. nüOTir.S CO. COAL FOR SALE. VVTEtAve on hand and are constantly rere'virg ww coal of an e cte'lent quality from up th canal, which we will deliver inaay part of the city at inc. Orders left at Jamf.sLa.Min s warehouse, or at the office Ct .Nathan Rowley si URmplr B BALTIMORE COFFEE w IC S) ba,s for Sdie Ly mrca GILBERT it B0WLZ3. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. njHE Underslne- has now on band, and arriving, 9 a full and crrp!ite asnrtment of Hardsrare, which ba will sell at the lowest prices, such as Shovels and Spadea, Garden lloea and RJtes, llay and Manors Forks, Trace. Loc und othwr Cliaics name and Hedge Shears, Locks and Late lies, Bntts, ITinffos and Scrows, Eorinsr and Morticing Machines, Tablaund Pocket Cutlery, Butcher's and Earl Smith's Files, Mill and Cross Cut Saws, Nails, CarpcntcrO and coopers' Tools, of the bet outlitv. ilio. a liree Eccv cf raitt, Sboe, Coutter and otSer Bruhe. Bees leave toca'l the'attectlon of Grocers buvirg TTardwa: e, who will find it to tbe;r irterest to exkmiae bis Stoet btf.ra purcba-in? einewber. JACOB STTtAUD, nr33 Sacceisur to A. Watnuucn. Wholesale Flour Depot. WE are In constant receipt of-and have in store for i!e, at all t'mci-a larse s oclc of th best brands of Flour, both Extra and iapernne, to which wa Isviie U-a. BROWN ft AIKMaN, ar23 oorcer!l!aiastreta-dCitss.. W EES EXTRA PASIILY rXOUIjlj inDOis, ana ior sale ry mr23 EFWS 4: A IK if AK-

OX WEDXESüAY.THE 21ST DAY OF X AFX II 1?5?, at one o'clocs, P- Jt., at lb Court loa tn iLecUy of E var.irJie, t!ie unaersUnei wul seil Jit hlrheil bidiJcrs. tt puLilic auction, the following jwJ

FROM NEW ORLEANS. J. T.ATC0CI '. W. R. S'tTHOC AYCCCK &, GFlEATHGUaß, LIVE STOCK DEALBB3 . ' .. ANO . .4 C03I3IISSIOX JIERClTArrS,' jrrrtMox citr rtocc tAXDnro, , octrif xett ontEA.vg. TWICirELL & DLTCHEIta. COMMISSION & FORWARDING NEW oniftAy3. .rDCTCKEU Si TVt'ICKELL, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SAINT LOUIS. ' S3 Ltberal alvsjices made on ccsslfniBeaU ta Wcf our housea. tcrsR TO Mess ALLTS & lTOWEf,. j MsMrs. BKMiXr A YF.IL. VZvanrrflJ. Mew. fiO V ARD S PltOWX, ) iecHly

r. o. TwicnsLi. . . rAIBCRILO. T. C. TWICHELL & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING Ko. 70, TOYDRAS STREET-snyrr-17 . NEW ORLEANS. T G . K O r. L V . " - -h 6T0CH COMMISIOX IERC11AXT, Aso raoraiEToa or STOCK STABLES, aa-l tT-ly NEW ORLEANS, LA.' J. E. VOSE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 14S MAOAZIKB ST BEST, KW OHLKAXS. LOUISIANA. DEA OTE their aUentlon to the sale of Western Prwdacv and the purchase nf Groceries, for which aa erti itnce of fifteen years elves them more than Mtnuy uÄl.ücaüorJa-dfacd.t;. fc.AVfM V jaa.-um Evaasrüle, Ind. . JOHN UVE.LT. V. T. ICUITAJt JOHN HURLEY & CO. FOItWAttDIXO AXIT-COMMISSION M TCnOCPITOULAS STREET, ieplS.V-ly- - New Orleaim. FRED. DEL DOXDRIO. COMMISSION 31 EUCH ANT HO. LAFATCTTE STEtST, , xew ctirtsi,fCTt tbe sale of Burrer, Choee, Lard. F.rrs, Dried Ii. fruit. Flour, Meat, and all sorts of Western produce, and for the purchase of Groceries, b.c. Cash ad raucci ic ade on consignments. febH-Utfd FOREIGN. THE LIVER LWIGORATORI 3 1RF.PAP.ED BY DR. PANFORD, IS A GREAT K. Scieutitie '.!! leal D.soovery.aiid u daily w.aicr curesr.lmoV.too ticitt. lit-. It cures as if ly maf ic, vir. iK' tutdM tinic bene-t, and seldom more tian o'i.e 1-it leU isquireJ to cure any Mnd of Lier Cou.pmint, Iroia tlie w .it Jsundice or Dypepsin i'j a coiiim-t" i.ijJicv. all oj aUcbar theresu."t of h I'itatd t itr. T he Liver -so-if ti: prirctpal regulators of t'aa human body .and wbn ity pwrormE i'h ruiictioiiAwoit tbe pa ers of the vystm A'-iire lully developed. Tba stoiiiach isalm st eMirelyhjdepemlent on the healthy ! fnnciu-ns. When the sto an.ach is At fan It toe boweU areatf.iult,andthewlnlessvsiem sufTers in consnuer.ee of one rrgi.ntt.er--livei having ceasel to ss itsdutv. For thelis;Hse.J5of ths? orgxn, one of tba proprietors ha m itA'his stcd' ( io a practine of moretbim twenty jejrs.wsato fincf some ' remedy uheretrith to counteract -the niany deransetceau to which it is liable. t To prove 'that this re-strtedy Is at last found, any person troubles with liver -.comp'aint in ary of its forms, bas tut to try abottie, and conviction U ceitain. A compound hss been"forre4bydissolTinKti-i ami extractingr that partwhlch Is soluble for Iba active virtues of the n.edi- -fcine. These (timi remova till morbid or tad matter , from the erstem, supply inintheirpTaceaheslthy How of Mle iuviroratinf tliestoma-h,cauinr food to dices! well, purifyis the blood.rivirr tone and health to the wholemacbi-ncr-.rcmovir. c thecausf gi"f the iiea,g. si d ettec r. a r:. lical-ure wiihoutTiiiy of the disacreearla after ttftcts, felt by n:iir,raU.melcr mineral poison that rsnriUv re'orte-Ba;o. Oedoseartrr etirr suff.elfEt to renera tb tom.-ich acrt prevent tbe-mod from rising and soar In . SJS . ' ' Only one dose taken be-trf?re retiring prevents tdct.tnv.re. Oniv or.edose liA'en atJJZr.Uht IcDsens the bowsls gent:y trd cures costireTne-s. One clot, taken a.ter e ich mea; will curs vy pPP'A. SVOn d-ie of two caspoocs'ul will always relieve s:c- headache. Ja-" One ttle tn ken for fe----male ovstrurtlon removes the c.u? of the disttis"tsfiind makes a perfect erra. O.ilv onedoae lmmedi- ntely relievescholicwhila Ondoe -ften repeated s a .u-ecure for cholera Juon and a prrvetda-trveof cholera. One diss ta.en ofttri--sill prevent tbe recur rence of bilious atiacks, Awhile it relieves all pain, feelirr;rOM r-re botile l'need to throw ont of tha yrtemthe'e ffectsof moli ciceaf'cra on sickness. One tot'e taken forJaufirnt-eremovusllyeU lc--ns orur.natural e-l-TT-r from the skin. Cre ds taken a hort''iime before eat in r fives v i-or to the rjetite aiidti r.kt! f'iod d;pet weil. Or ed'fsso.'tenrepetitwlfcures Chronic D arrbosa In its worn fors. whiK' "immer and bowel com plKititjf ield r It. ;t t- ht "'inKtMf. . Oris r'r two doses cor-- -a'.tsict s caused by worms, whih for wf.rmi in child-"rtr, tli reis no urer. aaf orspee-lier renedy in. the world as it never fails. There isnoexaeratior-ln taeep v.emen is: they are plain, so'wrf.icts. that Ve -an rve ev r.c to prove, while all who ue u are ivlng their nnaa ini'-us ttstimrpy in it fsvor. Amor. tbe hundreds f Liver Heme lies now offered t the pn-!ie. tVreit none wecan so tuny recommend ssDr. artf' . Invicora'or, so generally vnown no-vthmiirhoctthe Union. v Tt'i pstpan'ion is truly a Liver Inviirorntor, prodvcing the roofct happy re-ults "i all ho us-j it. Almost lrirnmeta de ce-tificarea bare been g'vtn or the rrat virtue of this medicine by thos of the hichet standing in sv;iety, arI we know It to bC the n expiration te.Vre tbepahlic IICW C0CTT TJEMOCÄAT. trice on?K ioLTrt per bottle. W. EIERrO'iYEK, Sols Aget,t 'or F.vajisvlll. SAX FORI : CO., marl Proprietors, 5i5 Broadway Saiwk Jacob mer ITT, ) .iriELi, . (RESIT B. XEttrrT SKoaec w. una. aoasaT ca MERRITT, CAMPBELL & CO., Succesonto MEURITT, RISLET St CO.. CO.milSSIOX &' FORWARDWC MERCHANTS, Xi. 23 LEVEEtxdXo. 90 CommtrclalM. ST. LOCIS, MO-' Conslgsictsts solicited of Tori:, Flour. Grain, Tobacco, A 59 rRODCCE GENERALLY. ryLiral Advances on Produce In Store, or 8br ped on account to .t Orleaos, New Yorx or Boston. mrU Sm gyilfk RACKS 1VARI1IXGTOX MILLS JZt f "Jf Exu-a k lour, la St-, an for sale iy BiOT BROWS tit AIKMAN. frZ SACKS Fine Flour for cash at a low figrp ere, to clote, by rurlJ BR0 te AIKXAa. 0YALnS HAY , " mfiWX superior article; tiL. rorM BROWS fe AIKMA!V. Wanted. dA'STE are bnvlna, at a small dlscoant.th till Notes oi me On! Uad-s of XenneMM: di do Free do do Wisconsin and llllBOi-. w -aid BROWS & AIKMAS. TJ PC sT DDLS. IIVDRArLIC CCMEXT Jd pOVr Frehandn-wO'-r"TV wsaieiy n-rXi AI.U 1, b AIKMAS. CnEY L!IE- , In Lhds ad I'hU, for sale Kr wr BROWN Jt ATKMAF. HJUCKETii loo doi Fed and Bine; tO do Fancy; for sa'e bORR, DALZELL C. STRAWBERRY TLANTS. Mc.VVOI'8 Pnperlor, IIU.YPS Seedling. DBOOK.8 ProtlOe, rPnnn sorts hare receiTed tearl- all thepre.9. mi'uns at the different Fairs in Ohio and kaatuckv for the last atd previous years. A oonsiknmet received ad rr-r tale by Tnr-25 ALLIS at riXEUAK--40 bbls Ci-cr Tinegsr TrrsiM r? r P 1 1 X -FL AT E , cT"J ltf coxes h x lia-pla: IS do 12xlt ! 50 do ixl2 - do Also, Block Im, Zinc and wtre' 7'? if' Sle t'V ilABttL OrtK. IV O. SCO AR -3 hhd. iut ry'ved and for eaj iMI low by OlUiRT & BOWLZS. )-t?-tf r TAR. 7ö thU WllxÜlfVTi Tsr la sr?. for saH Jl by faarlS ritESIOS BROTtLFRak. I CX-1 10 tierces for i GILBERT Jt BOWXtS." CAtl

nd for salt y Jan It) GEO. FOSTER K CO.

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