Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 110, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 April 1858 — Page 2

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THURSDAY MOUSING APRIL 1 Lecompton. To day is set apart for final action by the House oh this vexed question. tv"hat the result will be is doubtful. Both sides, judging from the reports of the letter writers, feel confident of suc cess. The caucus of the Lecompton and nti-Lecompton Democrats resulted in nothing. As might have been known, the chasm between them is too wide to bo easily bridged over. The struggle, from present indications, will be fierce and well contested. Mr. Stephens, chairman of the Houae Committee on Territories will move to take the Senate's Kansas Bill from the table. Then, the Crittenden amendment will be proposed. Tha previoui question will be moved and sustained, and the debate thu3 cut off, the battle will be carried on by calling the roll, and noting down the portentous ayes and noes.

city.

"We trust the unanimity among the opposers of the fraud will seal its fate forever, but we cannot forget the power of Executive patronage, nor, (what a shame t& bo compelled to acknowledge it!) that Congressmen can be bought and sold. We hope there will bo no filibustering on tha part of the opposition. The issue is fairly made up and the whole country understand it fully. The fact that a Democratic President is bending all the power of the Government to force a Constkuthra upon an unw'lling people, is sufScieat to make tho cheek of every rmtriot tinzle with shame. The love of country is the same South a3 North. Patriotism is confined to no one section. . Every honest man North or South, can but exclaim with the noble Crittenden, "In the same manner that I would resist oppression myself, 1 will opposAwhen the attempt is made to force it upon others. Let the result bo- as it may, the Ad ministration of James Buchanan is doomed. The destruction of the Army Bill, and the murder of its darling Kansas project will be more than it can sur vive. Shoald Lecompton pass, it wil be swept away by the indignation of an outraged people. . English Dank Swindlers. The directors of tho Iloyal British Bank, in London, are all convicted of swindling and robbery, after a thirteen days' trial at the bar of the Old Bailey standing ia the rery place once occupied by Greenacre, Hocking, Curvoisierthe Mannings, and others. The presiding judge, Lord Campbell, is very much blamed by the press and the public of England for the comparatively light punishment to which he sentenced them. Yet he consigned the whole batch, with one exception, to the pnson of Newgate. Tho notorious Humphrey Brown, formerly member of Parliament for the borough of Tewksbury was sentenced to twelve months imprisonment. Two others were awarded a like punishment. The rest were res pectively sentenced to nine, six, and three months imprisonment, and one (who happens to be brother to a peer) was let off, though convicted, with the fine of a shilling. The Government, who instituted the prosecution f gainst the unworthies of the Boyal British Bank, clearly knew what their duty was, and strictly performed it. The cost of this trial, we mean the mere cost of the prosecution, is estimated at $iv0.000, and it is money well spent like that on Sir John Dean Paul's case if it shows that rank, station, and ill-got ten wealth shall not protect flagrant cul prits and public robbers. OCT The Cincinnati Gazette of Thurs day contains four columns concerning the religious interest in that city. There are five or six morning prayer meetings held in the largest churches in the city, and thousands of business men assemble every morning to ask God's blessing be fore engaging in the active duties of life. and the whole community seems to be deeply impressed. At Louisville on Sat urday, a prayer meeting was held at noon in Masonic Hall, the largest room in the city, if not in the State. The Courier says that the Hall was so crowd ed that meetings were organized in the ante-rooms. Thus it is seen that the interest in this matter is spreading from city to city, and from town to town, and who can tell where it is to stop. Although the good work is progressing in this city, yet the. movement is not as general as in other places. It is strange that the business men of this city Lave not time to attend to this matter, when in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cin cinnati and St. Louis the business mer chants can leave their business for an hour each day to go up to the house of prayer. Public services this evening in the Methodist and Vine street Presby terian churches. Prayer meeting at M r. McCarers church this morning at eight o'clock, and at the Methodist church a nine o'clock. All are invited to attend fjr The contest for municipal officers in St. Louis is becoming quite animated Two tickets are in the field, one ßup ported by the Democrat, called the free labor ticket; the other by the Repubii canr called tho Citizen ticket.

OCrThe last law locture of the course

at Behm's Commercial College, was the delivered last Monday cTecing by Ma. anti Antuet. We were not able to be present but oof friends who were more fortunate . I

speak 6f it id the highest terms. . I his feature of tho College introduced last Friday night Fall by Mr. Behm has given the school Qr-The Chairman of the Committee still higher claims for support, and we 0f lne Whole of the House of RepTesantahopo that by next session the number of tires,' was, on Friday last, notified that students will be largely increased. The there were forty members anxious to

present session has not yet closed and students are admitted at any time. The excellence of Mr. Behm's system o( book keeping has been often alluded to in these columns, and it is a gratifying fact to the friends of the institution, that its graduates are amonz the most reliable and expert book keepers in the The School Trustee. J A3. E. Blythe Esq., has been spoken of by many citizens as a candidate for this office. A multiplicity of. engage- J e ments prevented our seeing dir. lily the yesterday, and asc:rtaining his views upon the subject. We know of no one who could discharge the duties of the offir mnr natinfartDrilr. nnH hör. that Mr. Blythe's business will enable him to serro the people in this capacity. . ,. e hare onljr three working dajs left, and if Mr. Blytho will not accept the position, we must speedily look up the next best man. As we said yesterday, the office is one of great importance, and I should be filled by a competent and energetic nan. We say upon the author ity of "many Toters," that if Mr. Blythe will consent to run, ho will be elected bv a handsome maioritv. ' OCT We learn from the Louisrille Journal that arrangements are now be ing made for the establishment of a national race course near that city. An organization has already been perfected, and a committee annointed to solicit sahsenptions. The aliedsed object, is the improvement of blooded stock. The main object, doubtless, is visible in the following paragraph from . that paper: "The success of this undertaking is of no little importance to the citizens of Louis Tille. It will be the means of bringing, upon frequent occasions, a rast concourse of strangers to our oity and of adding no little to the receipts of our hotels and tradesmen of erery class." (7-Tho "answers to correspondents" in tho New York Ledger and other milk-and-water sheeU of like character are to say the least or them "rich." It is wondeiful how many people actually read tho tedious amount of ignorance, imbecility, verdance, and nonsense there in contained. The Republic, of Buffalo "takes off" the ridiculous custom in this gtjlg. Enquirer. The fourth of July docs not occur on the 22d of February, nor is it, as you suppose, commemorative 0f anything that ever happened to the Rochester Union. Mother. Reverse and spank. Bride. Victoria pins can be had at S. 0. Barnum's. Statistics. Seven times five are thirty fire. Helen. You can keep up with the "elastics." Ambition. Very few men will descend so far. To be spoken of for Alderman, invokes loss of reputation, friends and citizenship. You can imagine what a pan must be to bo eiectea as sucn. Reform. The Governors o.'the New

York Alms House have voted to dis- vhich have recently appeared in our colpense with the uso of liquor , and unuis, teith oöier matter prepared for the cigars in "their official capacity" for. the occasion, all arranged in a manner to form

uture. The reform promises to be a piece cf public economy, judging from the following report of the quantity consumcd by them during the last six months: CranJy $903, soy 90? bottles. v ines ooS, say 50 dozen. WhUky 101, eay 84 gallons. J-etrars . 580, say 100 boxes, This piece of self-denial in old topers stopping their own grog, must be ono of . 4f to . ' tho fruits of the religious revival. QCT Since the arrival of tho Turkish t ,i al: ir. teeth. It is reported that a few days since a lady was admiring an elegant eashmere shawl worn by the Admiral. lie gallantly took it from his shoulders and laid it upon her own, to witness its effect, or, perhaps, momentarily to gratify her vanity. The shawl was a mag. nificant one, costing $4,000 or $5,000. Imagine the surprise of the Admiral when she blushingly curtesied to him ,d moved Eracefully rfrrth the coret-' ed shawl as a present. CT The ultraisra of Southern pro-sla-very advocates, outrages both the com mon sense, and the patriotism of the country; witness the following extract from the Richmond South: We sometimes think that if the whole of the Yankee land was cut out like a cancer, we should have a great and prosperous career. Reviewing the recent speech of Senator Hannibal (Hamlin of Maine,) he J'- - Stranger things have happened even iL cVJSurr:ilS should vetnav tr.nn.fl. n,i rn.iAffl.i,nn(. duties for tha privilege of entering the ports and trading within the limits of uiuou oiates. ThestraiwH. t t . We will publish to-morrow the address of the Board of Directors to the Stockholders of the E., 1. & C. S. L R. R. It will be foundan interesting document.

Significant. The city of Keadmg,

heart or "Uld Kerks," has elected an - Lecornpton Mayor by 4 majority. CrTwo hundred government wagons trnrn Lmt in Anflnorfttirin in St. Trmic speak on "Lccompton.' A list of the names of those, charged - to the - mdzzle with speeches was handed him. Thirtyono of thc proposed speeches were to be asajniit Lecompton, and nine for iL Factories Resumed. All the mills at Manchester, N. IL, commenced rnn . ning full time Tuesday. For the last six months, they have been running only four days in the week. The Harmony Mills, at Cohoes, N. x., employing 800 handi, resumed also, on Monday. The operatives have had their wages advancT cent. A Dangerous Cvuxterfeit. Two men were arrested in Louistille, on Satrday night, for passing $15 in countertQe State Dank Of UhlO. The Journal saJs: ... , . , - are new and it requires a good judge to distinguish them from the genuine plate. Thtj are made payable at the Preble County Branch, baton, marked letter U, and dated 1857." IIoreid. The Philadelphia Journal in speaking of a man named Monagan who committed a brutal assault upon another, in that city, nmaed Gray, says: If it became necessary to give a des cnption of the man Monagan, we should I aavise tne reaaer 10 imagine me enure corps of Plug Uglies of Baltimore and worst blackguards or Philadelphia con centrated and formed into one individual man. New Fire Company. Citizens residing in the Eastern Engement of the city, who are desirous of forming a company to occupy the new Engine House on Locust street arc requested to meet at the carpenter shop of the E. & C. S. P , on this (Thürs day) evening at 7 o'clock, when it is proposed to organize by electing of ficers and adopting a constitution. A Fiuze Ejsatox Advehtisixg. Mr Bonner, of the N. Y. Ledger, whose enormous advertisements have attracted so much attention, has advertised him self into a fortune. He sends to the X York Times a note from the assessor in forming him that he is rated at $100,000. This little note Mr. Bonner calls "a prize essay on tho benefits of advertising," for to that he attributes his success, and by that ho to quadruple his- fortune, - OCT The list of candidates for whom our Sod people will be called to vote next Monday is becoming formidable, Candidates for every office, except that of g,. Trusl prcsent thernselvcs; 1 . . and voter3 .should be examining the merits of tho men for whom they expect to vote. Those whose names are hand ed in bj to-morrow will be placed upon the tickets and we wish all who expect tickets for the election Man Jay, to hand n their orderi to-day or to-morrow, OCT The New York Tribune will issue on Saturday an extra number containing, a3 tho cJUor sayS( thc s.lbslance 0j the Reports of the prevailing Heh'gious Revival ,tcctnct history of tins remarkable rehgiou wement, with its various deeply intcresting features, fsovt. its beginning to the date of the paper. u Single copies, three cents, to be obtained of Grecly & Co., Xew York. Gold is Iowa. Great excitement has createri :n r,,-- nn ,,,... nc fin,i . oU clark countv . f. t , ... . . . discovery of a sold mine creates considaMi,ia nf n ef:, .t, v uuiv v u din vinj nutic, IUIU VC äilC not surPrised to hear 'ha' Sxd peo -i it. - : ! l .i Pio tuerc aro cinu cicueu over tne prospect of taking $3 per day out of a gold vein. Some skeptical person, however, thinks there is more gold in the fat corn lands of that' State than in its quartx placers, and we doubt not he is correct. Auti-Lecompton Prospects (Jloomy; Washinotov, March 2G. The Anti-liecompton prospect are still BoJ. .iciory ,s "n "e graso of SSSSiS. ness. Ureat ettorts are made to nnitr the discordant elements. The Adroinis tration men are exultant over these 0p position dissensions. The President has a war-with-Spain Cuba-seizing message ready to be sent in on the passage of Lecompton. JY. 1 Tribune. Yankee Thrift. The citizens of Portland, Maine, are making huge calcu lations on the amount of money to be made by the visit of the great' Leviathan steamship to that city. Nothing so en trances a "Down Easter" as money; and consequently the great feature of the con.en.pUUd tisit, U th. solid cash to be made out of it. The Tortland Arjnis says: "That 300,000 people will visit Port Und to see her. Of these, it says Xew England ought to furnish 100,000; the British dependencies 5O.P0O; the Valley of the Mississippi- 60,000: the Middle States, 100,000p and adds,-that this vast '" wiU Pr0Pablr leaTe in th State 2filiD tW 00'0CO' 0r

(r Much to the relief of housekeep

ers and dry goods merchants it rained last Tuesday night, and tried to ram all day yesterday. A gentle tfrizzJe-draz-zle' came down from morning to dark, dampening the business along the streets, and knocking "street sprinklers"" out of employment. Altogether yesterday was a disagreeable, wet. cold, March day. Happily h was1 the last day of that month and this morning April dawns upon us. MARRIE1); On Wedndny,the 31st nit., Mr Rev. William II. VrPsirw. WM. II. I IM.V.V. nf JtterntowD, Kr., and MARY FRANCES, eldest daughter of Daniel w oolsey, Esq., ef Mis city. The Editorial department of the Journal, unites witn the many friend of the bride in thin city, In wishing the newly married couple a long life of happimss. Another link law been forged in thechain which bind Kentucky to the Ilooaicr Stats May it never, never l broken. CANDIDATES. MTII WARD. It is hoped that all the Mends of our present system of Free Schools; retrenchment and reform for the InUrerf of our City generally. and especially the Interest of the Ninth Wart, and opposed to the Sraight Line Railroad will support R. B. II ART for Councilman of the Ninth Ward. - 5 ' MANY VOTERS. CITY COLLECTORS. M. Caiuu: Atthe solicitation of many Toters. you will ilea$e announce my name as a candidate for the office of City Collector at the ensuing April Election. SAMUEL VICKERY. CO.STABLC Ma. Caklili: Please announce the name of J. PAUL EVAX8 as a Candidate for ConuMe at tbe ensuing April Election. MANY VOTERS. THIRD WAR D.J AM ES O. JONES ii a Can didate for Councilman In the Third Ward. SCHOOL TRIVTEK. At the rollcitation of a large number of tUe citiiens ef the City, H. Q. WHEELER, ESQ;, has consented to serve as School TriuUe, if elected, at tha ensuing election. XIXTH XV ARD.-It Is hipel tliat the friends of the Old Cb u'ter aud our premut sytem of Free Schools will support JAM ES OAK LIS Y tot Councilman In the Ninth Ward. TEXTII WAHD.-Mr. LEWIS HOWES re quests us to say that he cannot consent to serve us Councilman of the Tenth Ward If elected. He, therefoie, declines the nomination made ty his friends, and recommend the voters of the ward to support Mr. lluunel, the present worthy mauler from the want, who is a candidate for re election CITY MARSHAL. -JAMES U. EVAN 3 i a Candidate for the office of City Marshal. He Uis filled the office In years past, and Is familiar with all its duties and responsibilities. CITY CLEKR.-F. M. LATER, of the Ambrotype Car, on Sixth fti-eet, near Chestnut street, where you get pictures for jO cents, Is a candidate for City Clerk. ; mrJMwd FIFTH WAnil.-MATIlEW McINEKNY a Candida for e-e lection for Councilman of the Sixth Ward. He is In favor of the Old Charter, and of the liberal support of FREE SCHOOLS. FOR CO.ViTAULK.-JAMES FITZWILLIAM Is a Candidate for re election as a Constable for PigeoU township. TWELFTH WARD COIXCIL.MAX.-MR SMITH OA VITT having been nominated by a large number of the Toters of the Uth Ward, will seive if elected. CITY TREASURER. -S. S0RENS0N will couUnue to serve as City Treasurer, if elected. COCXClLMA.Y I. Ulli 6EYEXTEE.VTI1 WARD. FETER S1IAKPK, EäQ., is a Candidate for re-election as Councilman in the Seventeenth Ward. Mr. Sharpe'sanlecedeLUarea sulficieut guar antee for his future course in the Council. TIIIRU WARU.-If WM. HUBBELL, ESQ., will consent to serve as Councilman of the Third Ward he will receive the support of a nu Jority of the THE VOTERS. FIFTH WARD.-WM. EMERY is a candidate for Councilman for the Fifth Ward, lie is in favor of the Old Ch;irter and a liberal apportionment for Free Schools. mrit SEYEATEEATII "VAHD.-II L. DAXNETTKL is a Candidate for Connciliaaii in the Seventeenth Ward Mr. Dannettel avuws himself a sup porter of the Old Charter, and iu favor of liberal appropriations fur the snpiKirtof Free School. CITY MAR$!IAL.-We announce Mr. EBW. MARTIN, as Candidate for re-election as City Mar sual. tarZt A. G. SILL1VA FOR COUACILaiW ! TUB EIG1ITEEAT1I WARU.-We are authorized to announce Unit A. O. SULLIVAN is a Candi date for re-election as Councilmau in the EighteeutH Ward. Mr. Sulliraii avovs himself a supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and in favor of libcralapi.ropriations for the support of FREE SCHOOLS, lie desires that there be no mistake with Toters of tbe Ward iu regard to his views ou these issues. mrii &1C9M) WARD. -We are re-iuestcl to announce the name of Doc'.. HUGH RONALDS as a candidate for Councilman from the Second Ward. Dr. Ronalds is in favor of the OLD CHARTER, aud of inpportinff Free Schools. SEl'OXn WARD. We are ruct-ted to an. nounce MR. JAMES SCANTLIN as a Candidate for re-election as a ineuihcr of the Ceuncil, from the Second Ward. Mr. Scautliu declares himself in favors or FREE SCHOOLS, and or such retrenchments in th City expenditures, as will enable the City, out of it legally assessed revenues, to support them liberally. inrrj FIRST WARD.-JNO. S. HOPKINS, ESQ., will he supported a a CaoIid;itw fur the Council, by he Voters uf the first Ward. SIXTH WARD. Ma. Carlil: ritaie announce THOMAS REDMOND Ca: didate for Councilman of the Sixth Ward. Mr. Redmond declares himself a supporter of FREE SCHOOLS he has been connected with them from ttutir Infancy, and knows the beneBU they are dtily conferring upon the youti of the city. ' nirl TE.XTII WARD. We en? aulhorlicl to announce that WM. HUN NELL is a can.Iid.ite for reelection as Couucilmau in tbe Tenth Ward. Mr. llunntll avoirs himself a supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and in favor of liberal appropriations for FREU SCHOOLS. He desires that there be no mistake with voters of the WarJ ia regard to his views ou tliee issues. mrl i St HMUCK. b a candidate for the office or City Collector at the ensuing JtprU Eltctiou. J. i. ELLIOTT FOR COU.M'ILMAX IS FUl'IlTII WARD. We are authorlxed to announce th;it J . P. ELLIOTT Is a candidate for re-election as Councilman iu the Fourth Ward. Mr. Elliott avows himself a supporter of the OLD CHARTER, and In favorer liberal appropriations for FREE SCHOOLS. He desires that there be no mLrtake with voters of the Ward In regard to his views on thee issae.u mar 13 , CITY CLERK. Ma. Caklili: PUase announce my name as a candidate for re-election to the office of CITY CLERK, at the ensuing April Election. urll WELL IL. WALKER. CITY AS8CgOK.-Mr. PATRICK BURKE, present incumbent, U a candidate for re-election, as City Assessor. mar 11 JAMES D. SAUADKR3 is a candidate for reelection to the office of CITY ENOINEER AND SURVEYOR, mart FOR CITY COLLECTOR.-We are requested to "announce GEORGE W0LFLIN as a candidate for Ctty Colleetor. mars , FOR AÄsEgSOR.-Weare requested to announce JOSEPH O. UABIXG, a candidate for City Awe.'sor. , marl - -- . . - '; AUOl'STt'S LEMCKB laaeandidate for C11Y CLERK atthc ensuing April election. marf

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. 1

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4 00 Ihre month,.. 7 M 10 fix monuu, Vneyear,.. 15 00 Discounten larger advertisements. Cards of six lin?s or under, 10 per annum. No 'Hillfiriid"adverti.-cmentiHreceived. No advert.seineut incited for less than I. TO CXKT Kliff BUILERS. GOOD WOHKJIVX can obtain a Rood job in huiklllic a -i-.trii !. mulvinr lit lh Journal office. . mrti-dtf LIST OP LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Evanvillc, Ind., up to April 1st, Persons c-.. Hing for thc?e letters, will please y 'advertised" and give date of list. Dlancet Rennet F bull .Mrs Mary Heck h im Lee A Butler James H Manu M Mann John Miliin.iii Joseph Myers Koben M MarrU Mrs Lydia Ann Maeer l)avi.1 M atthew John MKre Lemire MclK.well W G Md'hernon J J McClaneJno McMakan Hiram McUaniel Mrs McQuaide Miss Martha McClain Jaiooi liurnardj H UUtck Isaiic nulley Samuel G lieckly Martha Byrne Elizahth lluckley ChasJ llbhop Nathaniel Jiarr Johney barnettEIU.iNth BaUdon -Mr Martha bradidiaw Mi. Ellen ISurruüs Charlr? McClure Wm Co v la Marnier (eorsje McKeever John Cooper lienjaaiin Xewbank Miss lsabel Naisbutt '1 hos Norcross Miss Jane Otis K P Oaues Rev D Martin ' Penulslon .Mr II Phillips 1' at rick l'attei son John M -Parish Horace PermeMon Wm a nick Charles oy David W Höver James Role Morris Coreldine William Crattbrd C Carter J.mes Carter Mrs H J Chapman Mr ClappCol Alfred Clam Justin . 4 Cane Miss Christina Campbell Tho U Carter Mias Eliza Jane Coons X U Clark M Crawford H Clark Wm II Currr WhIw Denlstonll Daniel Mr Chislev B Derris John L Pannelly Timothy Dawson James Dennis John Adam Davis Joseph D.tlmn J Kainev Isaac Reed John C Kiley Bridget Koss John J Ralph (iustavus Ralph Augustus Robhins Sanuel L Richards Henry Robertson George Mark A Suow Eben Jr btinson Miss Nettie tin mi ii lieoree M miih Miss Emily htroud 11 V Snerfy S Wesly Shephard FranK SnoilKrass Jjmes II ctewarl ( Y gtart Clarkson hmith Master Warren S gherfy II V Kbiuman Caroline JwithE ieymiwr Davkl VmithJohn SnrgroveJohn Kims Freilerick Sams Joseph htiles Mist Ellen 'StonerJohn Turk er George L '1 note .Miss Moliie Tu'Jmrdy Catharine Taylor JE Thompson W F Th'mpon James R Tvler Charles R Wlllyou Mrs Theresa Wruut hmily Wallace D vid M Vtlls Harrv Williams E E Wilson James Woodruff Mrs ElixaSrth WihmI Mr Joseihus L Wayner Miss M;iry Aim Wotxtwnrd Mrs Leanoiu Wilson James T . Watts Mrs Louba S Wheeler II D White Alfred C. R. RFDD.P.M. Dennington Abigail Devereux Jonn V Davis Mary Lewis Ford A It Fleming John ;i!pln AILMallnda tiritriu Miss irgiui vl A D Harre! Rev John lloilowav Wm V llolman A J ?r M E I1enlersn W W Hassel Wm Hull Robert Hartley .l.Des Holland T.itetha 11 vile W HaskiPJ Rarsora Hawkins Julia L Urning Wm Harrison i rn Jordan MU Mottle Jordan Wm A i .l:i'kson S A v Kavanogli Thomas kinsman John Kin? J W 4 Know Im James L Kenner A U Landrixan James Irf-unert Wui Law .n William LukinsS II A Lawrence Robert LnKue It Ive David .Marquis Sidney lMre Oerj Wesley Morgan Job T ' Mavnard U illiam M lione Frances Merrr Miss Araelh Morris Henry ARPKfKt'MAMAZttiE, for April; New York Ledger; New York Tribune; New York Herald; Flag of our Union; lUllou's I'k-torial; Ntw York Mercury; Frank Leslie's Illustrated Magazine; New York Clipper; - . , f New York Dispatch, Weekly Novelette; saturuay a, veninfi'o; i anaee ona. an . all kinds A Jll'TTIRED PHYSICIAN, ( Seventv-five rears of ace. whose atmls of lif .fhave nanv runout. diixverel while in the Eat Iiidies. a ceiiain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Kr uictii.tis, Cough, Clds, and General Debility. 1 he remnlv was dutboTered by him w(wn his milr child, a daughter, wr.s given up to die. Wishing to do as much coo 1 a possible, he will send to such of Iris atlltcted fel-low-hcing as request it.this recipe, witn fnll and explicit directions for mnking up and successfully using it. He requires earh applicant to inclose him one shilling to inclose mm one sinihiig a postage ou the recipe, V plied to the paymcut of it DR. II. JAMES. ß ret, Jersey City, N.J. three cent to ie re:umei a.i postage ou tne recipe. and the remainder to be apptiea this advertisement. pt-lmd&w 19 Grand stre I I'ST RECEITED - 9 U averlv Magain, for April; JIIIUUIIV UU Uli vi Ilarjx-'r do " do Graham do do do Knickerbocker do do And all lb Magazines and Nem-8apers of the ay at earlieM date, uir.tl DO BELL oi CONVNGTON. awjrXDKIESk3 - hhJs Sugar, fiir to choice; SObnla Mola!es; S: )i bbls do r tiered Rice; 2j Idd 4 Tsr; 2.li2 Table Salt, 10 Ulli Losin; 15 Mgs Kio Coffee? 75 kegs Raisins; boxes Herrings: Lift drums Figs; in store and for y mrl WHEELER & BIGGS. 011 Cloths and Carpet Iloase. T1IK LARtlKSTmi't henvlest stock Id town re cei ved and for sale cheap at J. 0.4 X LT & SOX'S, mr2H-lM Foster's Block, IsttUeet. SPECIAL NOTICES. IlVf-arpMa aud Fits. DR. TRACY DELORME, t1e great eurer of Consumption, was for several yesirs so badly afflicted with Dyspepsia that for a part of the time he ras confined to his byd. lie was eventually cured by apresription furrjhhcdhim by ayoungclairVoyant girl. Thi prescription, given b," a mere child while In a state of trance, Las cure! everylwdy who h is taken it, never having failed once. It is equally as sure in cases of Fits as f DvsrtpsiA. TheingreiTutsmaybe found in aty drug store. I will send this valu.ri.le prescription to any pci m on the receipt of otie .stamp tu ray postage. Address, Da. TRACY DELORME, Great Curcr of Consumption, rpl-djiwlin New York l'ost Office. Giddlaess, Headache, Str. These prias and disacrecald: feelings are generally symptoms of sime other coicpUiut; such as dyepep!a, apoplexy, and various others, all f t which are caused by coirupt noxious matter, clogging the various circulations; hence, a stream or rush of blood to the her. J, and by the excitement a great pressure on the brain. Gidditiess, headache, loss of memory, dimness of Ight, and various other complaints are the result. Thus it w ill be seen that all the above painful and distressing maladies owe' their origin to the blood. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are acknowledged to be the only medicine that will thoroughly purify the blood. Tney enter the blood, and follow the stream of life on its journey through the system. They root out all foulness and impurity, and drive out every unhealthy obstruction They should be tiken every night in mflicient quantities to operate briskly, by. commencing with two pills on going to bed, three the next nhjht, four the next; if the symtoms are not removed, commence again with twe pills and go upagain aslefore. Continue in Tike manner, until the blood u thoroughly purified, and all pain aud distress Ls entirely removed. Ohtaiu one of our Free Almanacs, and read the history of Dr. Morse's father, aud how this medicine was introduces. BEWARE of a counterfeit or these Pills ullow waArPitas, All genuine are iu tluk wrappers, with the signature of A.J. White k, Co., oa eca box. Price 23 cu. Dr. Morse's Inan Root Tills are sold b7 dealers is Jlediciucs. marl-dw 81O0-IROCLAMATlU..-Ta,fceMayor of FhlljUelphla; The cures made by Frof. DeGrath with Dr. Straighter's Eluctric Oil. "are so near miraculous as to reenih!e the famed ik-ripture accounU of similar cures in ancieut times by the anointing with oil, and these eure are so wonderful and instantaneous,' so satisfactory in mitigating of human ill, as to call upon the public functionaries, and those having charge of the paVis Institiuions for the sick and the suffering, to look into the well att9$tsd merita, the simple efficacy of tills 'Electric Oil.' l'rof. DeGrath, therefore proposes to deposit 1100 with the Mayor, the same to be forfeited, if the Electric Oil sold at 39 South Eighth street, fails to cure a tingle ca-e of KheumatLna os pains in(the back or limbs, Piles Sores, Burns, and Headache, or to remove all sorenets or swelling in from five to 20 min Utes, if applied So any patient male or female in the almshouse or any public Institution of the city. rortl-diiwlvr

SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICES in thisjplnce, 10 cent per line (solid Arate coe insertion; . SC crats per rta (soiia Acatet ore maertKK nue three times; on longer time. three times; Suecnta per line one week; discount MexIcaaMustanj Liniment Fröre rich and poor, bond and free: all color, grades and conditions of life, we hear the same meed of praise awarded this wonderful artiele. Sores are healed, pains relieved, lives eared, Taluable animal made useful, and untold ills assuaged by this great medicine which are sur prising to the judgment of man. What family dots not require a standard Liniment. Who ever heard T the same eflects produced by any other article? For Strained Horse., &c , it has no enmal. Beware or Imitations. The genuine Mortang Liniment Is sold I by all respectable Druggists and Livery Men in erery town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South 1 America, Europe aud the Islands of the Ocean Buy I at once. Beware of any other 'Brass's Liniment-' It Is abase imitation. BARNES k. PARK, mar31-d&wlm Proprietors, New York. Does any of our ULjh Livers ever eat too much dinner? If any of our readers have cooks who tempt I their appetite a little to far, I win tell a secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of their dinners without a visit from that gouty old gtntleman Dyspepsia. Take a dose or Dr. Sandford's Isvigorvtor arre EATING, AND YOU WILL NEVER BB TROUBLED WITH Indigestion; but on the contrary, before the next meal time approaches the appetite will be sharpened to nnnw'UtA Dnv V i n 1 nf fiwl If tili fiMuf i (ir sours, the Invigorator will fix the matter at cucc, for tliere is something In it that, to use the expression of a friend, will let a man eat gravel stones, and take the Iavigorator and they will digest. We hare tried it in double doses, on one or two occasions, for sick beadache, and it acts like a charm. What we want to say to our readers, young or old, Is, if anything ails you, go without delay and get a bottle of Dr Sandkord's IxvifcORATOR, and if it don't cure, I come and tell us, for we want to see one person that it will not benefit. (Soe Advertisement.) marSO-d&wlm ' Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Hitters, for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chronic Debilityare very pleasant in taste and smell, and can be taken under any circumstances. In cases of Dyspepsia it arts like magic, strengthening Uit tone of the stomach, stimulating the digestive powers, and firing ruddy health to the cheek, and brightness to the eye. In all cases of diseases of the stomach, whether acute or 1 chronic, it may be recommended for iti soothing, cor dial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia, hcartWurn, loss of appetite, nau?ae, nervous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c, are relieved by the Bitters in a very ghort I space of time, and a perseverance in their use never fails to work a thorough cure. Kept at all the popular saloons, and principal drug stores. nir31-d&wlw Crlstodoro's Hair Dye. The transition of the Hair from grey, red, or sandy, to brown or bIacR,pro. duced by this article is isstaxtakkous, and the color brought out is natural, bright and CXCTIAXUEADLU under exposure to the air or sun. Being also a nutri tious preparation, free from corrosive iiigredknts, It is highly DEXEFKTALTO THE HAIR, and hence is a favorite not only with men of Fashion, but is universally approved by Ladies as a toilet arti cle of inestimable value. Sold everywhere aud ap plied by all Halt Dresners. ' JOSEPH CRISTODORO, mrCl-lnidfcw No. 0, Astor Rouse, New Yoik. Safety and Relief. Old Dr. II. James, abou whom the New York aud other Atlantic city pres have said so much, lias retired from iractice, but Dr. Tho mas Til ton, his sou-in-law, has been educated to trav el for him aud dispense his invaluable medicines. Jlost prominent among these Uhis extract of Canniabisln-I dica, wincn be discoverel alter bam laoor and deep research In Calcutta. He strove to maae a melicine to aire his only child from death by conenmptioa, and he succeeded. Dr. Tilton, his son-in-law, is in Chicaco, (.Room No. HI, Sute stieet.) II lias already sue ceeded in curlnj rnnancntly, hundreds of terrible I cases of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Sufferlnf , Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs fce t tonuineral4e.- The Canniabis Indicais the most wnnderrui Messing or tneese. urve Dr. Tilton a call or send for a bottle of aiedicine, which will cost yov two-dollars. He will prove t you tliat you need not be sick, and that it will eost a mere trifle to cet Well. . - N. B A Spiro-Drnfimeter to tM tNr (tjvncth of me lungs, ana lutcervain uie exact state of tne iiieiit health. I. By adtre-dng Dr. Tilton a note through the Chicago Po.-4 Otlice, enclosing four pottage mair.r. (12 cenUa rei'ine will le sent iu return, free of charge. to any i Art of the Union. All letiers.answered prompt. ly. Auaress. Vn. TILTON, octlltim. Box m, Ch '-ago, 111. Late Discoveries In Pathology show that very many of the diseases which afflict mankind rise from impurity of the blood. This has long been eopceted but is only lately Luorn. In coBsamptlenr tubercles are found to be a sedimentiry deposit from the blood Dropsy, tiout, Cancer. Ulcers and Eruptions, all arise in disordered deposit from the blood. IKMiousdis eases aud fevers are caused olely by its dt-ranged un healthy sttte, and even the decline of lifefolloas the want of vitality in the Mx d. In view of these facts Iii. 1 l'u. iImi All lii.Piif..i.ii1tft. . . 1 1 . . "if.iui ma . inni. i 11-i.s rriieviaui- u pur:ry and invigorate the biooI.iuid hence we beliere to arise its ncparalclled success in controlling disease. Medicaf Journal. mrtl d&wlm DR. COGIiSWKLlAS ANTIl'JDULOGISTIC That haa produced auch remarkable effects in many cases of NcriALGii, VcKTioo.and ArrecTioss or thi He ad, caused by disturbed circulation, in those who hare tried it in this city, is for sale at KELLER fc WHITE?, ly The highest testimonials of its etilcacy have Ucn given by a number of the most re5pectable citizens who have tried iL ' . , - . L'J'2 COAL. BODIAM MIN IMG COMPANY, lOfficeon Water street, under the Telegragh Office.) Cart loads of 11 bushels of Ikxliaia Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at 1 60 per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solrent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. JOHN YMOND. dec2-tf. Secretary n,l Manager. New and Rare Book. HAYIA'ta been appointed by the Author I Mile agents tor tius city lor the Kile oi his book, I eniuiea EARLY INDIANA TRIALS AND SKETCHES, by Hon. O. II. Smith, we offer thw same at retail and to the trade at Cincinnati prices. The kook is one of uncommon ititerent, and every family, with our County, Township and private libraries, should have the work. The pres has uniformly spoken cf the work in the hihevt terms. It ia complete in one large, beautiful octavo volume of t4 age, finely gotten up, with au aitist c likeness of the Author, l y liutler. iOBELL k CUNVNGION, n:aiC9-2mis Uwjtselleiv, Evansville, Ind. rgioBACfo- " r '"" JL .5 boxes Kentucky and Virginia Toluicco, assortel grades 1B, yb.Hni, and ätb lumps; 103 caddies Tobacco Taist aud)42 plugs, choice I ran as; 23 gross Smoking Toliacco; just receive! by mrtl ; V HKKLKK RIGGS OYSTERS 4t 8 VRDI.ESi bo.xcs 1 IS cans Oyers; J5 do Ülb do do "500 U do Sardiues; jut receieved Vy inmi u hkklkk fc Ricas. fBEAS AADSPILESJL hlf chests Imierial G. P. k Y. II. Tea; , ' IO do KlucaTea: 'j csldies Green do 15 bags Pepper; - K do Spi: VJ) mats CaMia; I rase Nutmegs; . a 100 Uises ground Spires; 50 boxes PepperSauce; boxes Tomato Catsup; 5'J boxes MusUurd, juitt rrecivel and for eile Vy mr31 WHEELER & KIGG:. 1858. SPRING GOODS! 1858. mSKW STYLE ROREsi AURILLE Lit ORGAN DE ROUES, AG RILLE, LAWNS, ' GINGHAMS, C1IALLIEP. ' SILK?, AND tack Silk and Lace Matilla, lrM8R0IDERIES, riUNTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLINS, WHITE GOODS, KID GLOVE?, MITTS, CARPET RUGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTH'?, DAMASKS.- &C, witt a general assortment of : - SPRI.VU A.D CMMESC r.OOD' to suit the trade, at greatlr reduccil rricrs. . JAM E? OJlKiY k SON, inrl'J tin Foster's Ulock, 1st street.

COMMISSION &, FORWARDING

P. Cr. O 7ULEY& Co., EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Storage, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS. E. ER AL RAILROAD, STE AM BOAT A2VD HXPltESS AGENTS, SPCClill AfTCIlt für thC PCDÜ CCIltral KAiurcvsiLs, ANI CON N EOT IONS, over wh we are auhriWtocive THROUGH REcEIl'TS AT THE LOWKST I'ÜSf IBLK KATKS. Haviuga mammoth Wharibnat at the landin r, the largest on the Ohio Kiver, capahle of storiujand protectin all mTch;indi.e liable t damage from exposure. we are rreporea to facilttute the uiptcu oi all consignments furwarded to our care, by either KIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Tart ictilar attention will be raid to KeceiTirr.Stor , Ing and Forwarding, also, to the sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guarantee! Office and extensive Warehouse on Water street. . adjoining the Telrrraph, and on the Wharfhoat, where . we are to be found, attending to the interests of ur patrons at all hours, day and night. With onr snperior facilities; long standing; untiring jnergy; and knowledge of our business, we feelconident of giving general satisfaction, and bore to merit tron tin nance of the extensive patronage we are now injoying. Lilieral cash adtanees vill he made on all consignnma 10 fiiner ours?ive or correnponaents in soy . . 1 i i - . . t, . the rrlnci niarketsor. Lsw or South P. C. O'RILEY & CO. EDWARD R. HILL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOrt TnE PURCnASEand Sale of Wheat, Flou Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye, Hay, Pork, Lard, fcc. Office, FRO.VT 8TBEET, üüdii thi TiiittifH orrici mrlfimä EVAXSYILLE, IXD. WX. SRO WH, Late of Howard & Brown. vr. M. aiswam, Late of Geo. Foster Ik - - BR O W-X & AIlvMAN,. Receiving, Forwarding and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS FOR KANAWHA 8 A LT COMPANY Evansvltle, Indiana. VVE nare farmed a Co-rswtnerjhip under the style W of BROWN & AIRMAN', and offer nur vr. vices in tln cacity as set forth in our card above. We are fully prepared to extend everv facilitv t-v shippers, either by CANAL, RIV ER , or RA I LROA IV and assure them that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor uswitq their natronace ieir paironace. Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main atrea andtheCanal. WM. BROWN. Jan-a-tf -W. M. AIKMAN. STORAGE WANTED. mwfE are prepared to store In onr Fire Proof Ware V house auy Quantity of Urain. Produce, or Mer chandize, on the most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up stairs, particular care will be taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at tha lowest nre proof rates, by the month, or longer, when desired. Warermnse locates m corner of Locust street ana w . and E. Canal, and most convenient for shirpii't. i River or lUilroad. Apply to GKO. J OSTKR k CO. ap2. CA.VVL 6TORAGE. In ATE a large double Warehouse at the Cana i - ui- - r i . . I ja iasin, maiiie i Noniifcany lavnni vi tuiuctt, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held , subject to the owner's orders, on tbe raost reasonable terms. P. O. O'RILEY rahWIß. fZ fk BOXES W. R. CHEESE; ry r x. i boxes S.ileraius: hO do Marca; 25 dozen Blcords; K do irrooms; 0y " J" 9 "vTlEELER fcRItMlV. m . a n . . w . a MB NOTICE. ALL FKIlSO' to whom Premiums were award-' , ed by the Vanderburgh County Agricultural aad Horticultural Society at their last lair, and who have not received the same, are hereby notified to present their clainthe undersigned, on or before the first day of April nxi, although by the rules of the Soci ety laey Ittve rorreateil the same. By order of the Society, nir2i P. IIORNBROOK fec'y. mrniTK liufvW V i.W UU rii Aoach, for sal v by usrJJt F0S1TK k, CO X3IIEY I4ME- " In any want; any .wantity, for rle rt redue prices, by u, tusiEU at iu. 1 OI-Vii-otiu hiils and hlfbtdscfroice Plantation; Jj wit choice sugar Houe, lor ale tr ma G. FOSTER k CO H JEi rviTD Sl'IS AR-30 bris Southeru änd stan!JaV ard -New forit. Crushed. Powdered and Loaf. for saiey mr ;. KÜSTER 4: CO. OAKUM 4l bales navy ; ror sale chenp. to rlni, W mr: . ü. FOSTER k CO. Sallm l3L03ry Awningmaker and Iligjer. rffHE SUBSCRIBER rewtfutly Informs the JL Captains of Steamfmats. arvl the puMic gener nlly.ththe has opened a Sail and Rigging Luft in Carpenter's Warehjue, on Wat'.r Street, whert all orticr in his line will be thankfully received, and pumtually attended to. Sails, Awning, Tarpaulin. Wagon Covers and I . . . 1... . " V wan manured at tne snorrrf notice. Aniieman"Xo Store, or at the LofU fT"Roiei neatly spliced.? mrlfljm CHARLES EVERT. NEW GOODS. V i.l.vintRTf lau Jost received at Lis store on Wfr Mreet, between Alain and Sycamore, a large stuck of Cloths, Caimeres and Testings, of the finest quality and laf styles, which he is prepared to make up inta fartMonaMe garmrai of err (lescnpUon- A full ttotk of Ready-made Cloihiug, always on hand. A Hats, Caps and Gent's Furnishing Gods of ail kinds . . . ... , w S Tailors and Seamstresses wanted. mrSMnr ill A n.tZIS ES and lArERts LlM. Received ty Expreiw, i.ü for mile W M. L. JOHNSON. "'rt' Firt street, near the Po office. First arrival of Sonlhcrn Fruit Just Received per Steamer Antelope, rZf BARRELS Prime Sweet Potatoes; jP VF A choice lot of Pine Apple; A fine lot of Bananas; 10 box-s Oranges; t taxes Lemon: ' i Casks Cocoa Nuts; For sale ry mry.l Z. II. COOK k ?ON. 1IAA. Sc CO'S GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE. PLAN. 8;OR a Dollar's worth of Books, or upwardomught of us. we will give at the time a free giftw'rthfrom twenty -Ii re crtits to fifty dollars. Iides a tickcV which will entitle the bolder to a chance for 280 , Acres of Land, In Warrants of ISO acres; do H) 4o; do do 4 do; - ' when three thousand tickets are disposed of. Gifts consist of Gold Wah&ea, '- " Silver Watches, Compoaitloa Watches, Gold Pens, Gold Ear drop, Gold Fcueil, aid, Gold Kinjrs, Gold Brsjcelet Gold Shirt Button, Silver Thimbles Gold Breastpin, and MiÄCclloncoas Gift. Agent or persons sending im clabs-of Fifteen w upwards will revive a Dollar Book;ai Gift, and a Ticket that will entitle him to a chance far the Land Warrants. JJools Jiovglit and Gifts cmptnying V.jem DtUtcred vUn ths prcKaeu none. to be decided by Thre- Thousand Tickets, duplicates of thone sold tiding placed in a wheel and three drawn out. The first drawn will entitle t'je holder of a similar n-imber to I X) acres- cf Lands, the second to W, third to iO. - IVooks ordered ty malllSoeats extra, la stampf, imit I e M-nt to pay postaSc Catalogues of Books can n supplied when crdereil. As sales must 1 very rapid, exaect to sell the Tickets iu four or six weuks. All onlera addrvwedtm tlieoM e.taMihel Book anr Mationary Store, 6PT Main rtreet, where we luwe been-fcr f.fteiui years, trill meet promit attention J, r. LF.UJ 1. V CO. mry. d'm lniville. Kv. ASPLFniI MnchofSprin .MILLINERY coniistiiig of ttra, Keirliuui UoMiiuer and Chip Boimet. Alto, KIbbona, llowfri. Rrldal Wreaths. and varioii oilier Krtk ln. un nonirrvut to mention. t which I invite the particur attention of the laJies of kirnnsvilleand tUw urrouadiiig country- Tbtry will find it to their ii.a .iecto examine mr Mrk. V. It. BARKER. First strecVlt ween Main and Locust i-. Brt8 F.anyitle. I int. . tet cmorsi .f kit duork: 1 The lliree ltesnties; The Bella nf Vahinrbn; Prince of the llou-w .f tarH: New Vork Ledger, for Aril l; r lag or our I nloii, do Co: 4u-t ri--ive at J. HCILT'S-

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