Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 111, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 April 1858 — Page 3

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VU1DAY. ArKIL 2 lilOHITIK. Yosrlav-": A. M iP.M. TUtklOMITIl. 2 1' al. P.M. . rr- Advertisements intended for the Daily. must be hxnJctl in lfore I o'clock, P.M. to in art insertion. C'burch .ollce. The member of St. Paul's iEyiJCopal Church) we re-piested to meet at ths Church, on Esster Monday, April j:h. at o'cSoca, A. M ., I cl-wt Vestrymen for tiwj earning year. -''?. I.C. KELLER, Sec'y. Mb. Samuel. Vickekt authorifes if to withdraw his name a? a Candida to for :ty Collector. (gjr Wc are requested to say that Mr. lrnsELL declines being a candidate for Councilman in the Thiri Ward. (7- Yesterday, they began to take aiails over the Terre Haute and Rich(iiopd Railroad. This U a decided improvement, and we trust there will be !ess trouble hereafter in getting Eastern letters and papers. fjr Governor Denver testified as follows before the legislative committee on hi election frauds in Kansas: . I asked Calhoun, the next day after the count, how long ho would continue to receive returns; he replied, until Con -jrtss sh U act on Vie Lecompton Comtitativn. A Jaw-Bukakek A man by the rume of PIcistcr, in St. Louis, on Friday last, made a wager that he could uplift & barrel of beer with his teeth. Whilst endeavoring to do so, ho had his upper j iw broken in so fearful a manner that it is expected he will die of his injuries. IMPORTANT TO CANDIDATES. As jet no names have beon handed in at this office as candidates for Councilmen in several Wards from the Thirteenth to he Eighteenth. Will those who intend to run in those Wards send in their names that they may be placed upon the Ticket . OCT true thought bursts like a babble at its utterance. It may drift about the world awhile, like the thistle down, but it will 6nd lodgement at last; .'v6 shall lind it blooming somewhere in the richest of beauty; it will not be lost, and its Thinker will not b dead. A Yotrxa Gouemakd. We hare recently been in.de acquainted with' fact? in relation to a juvenile 6r .this citj, whose eating propensities exceed even Vhbse of Dickcn's'lai boy. He is thir teen years' ct tge, well formed, and weighs eighty pounds. Here is a bill cf fire which he entirely demolished a few days since by way cT lunch viz: 2 quarts beef soup, 6 pounds beef, 12 biscuits, and a quantity of citron,' haying taken as a preparatory half a pound of raisins and four greening apples. f On another occasion he devoured two Urge sausages, raw, one pound head chiese, one pint cf scollop??, raw, and four a?plc3 before taking his regular dinner, which ha enjoyed as usual. Ry way of ordering lunches, he ha been known to make way with, in two days, one hundred doughnuts, fifty one-cent cakes, and four mTnce-piesl A seven-pound turkey barely supplied him for a dinner. He ha3 no fondness for tea ur coffee, and never drinks water at his meals. Unlike Dicken's fat boy, he is not given to somnolency, and has never leen caught napping over a "mutton pie." Xeio Bedford Mercury. THE ltlVER. Arrivals and Departures. From P. G.OT.iley ft Co.'s Register. Mabch 21. TIio river is falling slowly. The telegraph announces wveo feet five inches in tho canal at Louisville. Plenty of water for the heavy, hört boats. The elegant packet Fashion will be up to day for Louisville and all way points. Take ma jrastnoa or all means, if you want to travel on a swift and comfortable boat. . The Statesman will leave for Wabash river' to-morrow. On i nJay night, the 2-ith nit., about 12 o'clock, the Jennie Whipple, boend tip; aud G. II. Wilson, bound down, came in collision below Rock Island, one of the barges t the jattcr striking the former about ten feet from her bow, and it is supposed damaged her so much as to causa her to leak badly. Tho St. Louis and St. Paul Union Line will be compo&cd of the following boats: Pcrabinaw, Canada, Henry Clay, Minnesota Pell; W. L. Ewing and Denmark. Cairo is looking up, though the waters of the Ohio are within'only a few feet of'swal lowing the town. A rise of five feet would put the whole town, railroad and all, under water. Thanks to Mr.Tom Stewart of the Repub lic far New Orlcats papers of tfcb 26th ult., .uu mi. ujnuajoi 11.0 Haaras for iiempbis papers left us on Wednesday. AfSOOD article ofßry Tin Lumber and thinglrs for Kile, can h (oui.4 at tho rrl of . BSNLTTfcO., ITsRIEDBKKP- " ILM jJ las Sujif cure I. r--iT-l aaI for 1 hv ni'. V I C K K It Y It JO II N aTfo . II EES BJO hoacs Goshen Cb'?. recire4 nl f, nAm t-rfr V1CKEKY ti J011N8TOX. : - vVew Hook. t A Y AhD T'A YfiOR'n SEW nOORmm "irareKin zweiten l.api.nid ana Aorsay. Oviey'u Luiix'a Boo. fjf April', Yankee Notion. April; Lifo of Aacoa Burr; . - x ReiTfld hy D0CELL t C0NTKGT3K. A LK. 54 Piitiwrjh jlle, j'urt retiree and f6r i "lie, a reduce! p-ic-. 5 EtDPIPK.Wn Pitt LEADi V wk! Jrted Irons ) iuch to i inches; 4n Lead; RreiTd and for sale by SAMUEL ORR. USpiUE! frCSBRlEfrir: CJ -n of 1 Kca-naCoreOrsten; n do i a istrt t do do yo do do . . T.Jb dromf New Fir Msr te;itnhe:a 9U.y'.cg Carti 1 do Nolc3IIighlujr do ; 5 do Fine Drearer' & " Oo do LUIer Rcreired and for ai ty . 155" I.ä. HIEÜAN5. m.V! BRAN! BilAN!.X St) basbcls Urn receiret rer P;ir-4 hr

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TSLBSBArMKB I C!.UITLT TO TUB KVANfcVlLLB PAILT JOCftSAL BT B. A W. LIMB. XXXV Ii Conzrcssi'irst Sesaiou. WfuiutoTox, March 31 r u IIqc. Kiblaclc, of Indiana, fa vor od the admission of Kansas under the Leconipton Constitution. Ward, of flow York, expressed similar view. . , . Oroesbcck, of Ohio, Mid be would not vote for tho Senate bill. lie maintained that the Constitution under its provisions could not be changed until 136 i, without a revolution. The instrument docs not express the popular will. Congress should not authorize proceedings for the formation of a proper Constitution. ' Marshall, of Illinois, looked upon those who framed the Leconipton Constitution as conspirators, lie would never vote to sanction buch a frund and gross outrage, lie condemned the uttcmpts to ostxacise und brand as traitors and rebels those who will not bow the, knee to power, and lick the hand roiacd to vrbip them into submission. He had a high respect for the President, but he was rot a spaniel. He would peak and act as the representative cf a free people fdiould; as one who owes nothing to the President or his Cabinet. Hughes, of Indiana, asked who has made the attempt to establish a test to read nven out of the Democratic party. Marshall replied, it is done notoriously by the Administration and by thft organ ox the Administration, and it is known throughout the country, that the term of olSce depends upon whether a man cau compel his conscience and judgement to sanction this thing or not. Hughes said, have you ever been excluded from a Democratic caucn. Marshall replied, it so happens that a Congressional caucui has no power to read men out of the party. Lawrence, of Ohio, asked, docs the gentleman from Illinois know how soon after tomorrow he will hi excluded from a Democratic caucus. , .. , Marshall replied;' that docs not disturb mo in any.partkular. A man is a good Democrat who votes for the ticket without scratching, and takes the slum p for the henef.t of the party. Is it not known that the Union newsJaper forgets tho Know Nothius and Black tcpublioau, and defends to the sewer for fll'li and defamation to heap on Democrats, as pood as any others in the country, stigmatizing them as traitors and rebels. Marshall spoke of the Administration presses both here and elsewhere as dirty papEies, strewing fcrth their filth. They must e muzzled. He said there were millions ot men who consider tho Leconipton movement not only intamons but damnable. Hughes defended bis political recofd, against which Marshal and English had thrown out insinuation. Ho had simply to say of tho men or representatives, sovereign or peasant leader or lollower, who imputed to Lira, in part, any sympathy with the freeMil or abolition party was a libeler. The gentleman from Illinois, Mr. Marshall, had made a rambling speech, peculiarly bitter in character and lower than tue usual standard of Congressional debate. Letcher defeuded the majority of the Kansas Select Committee from tho charge that they had determined to shirk investigation. niton opposed the extension of slavery under the Leconipton Constitution. The House adjourned about 1 o'clock A. M. WasiirxoToK, April 1. x Senate. Business unimportant. HotsE. Mr. Stephens said 1 o'clock having arrived, he moved to take up the Seuate Kansas bill,. .The hill was read once. . MrGildins objected to the second read ing under the rule. rhexfaesti'ob recrrrcd, shall tbe bill bo rejected.. - r , -. Mr. Stephens' demanded the yeas and nays. The vote stood yeas 90, naya 137. The bill was tlun read the second Urne. Ss.na.te. After various ineffectual attempts to trete down I verson's motion to take tip the Army bill instead of the Minnesota bill, the form.cr was taken 3p. atld numerou veibal.arr,eSdrr.ents were made not altering the principle of tho bill. . . ... i 1 Criftendeu's .Amendment Pasted. Washington, Aplil 1 r x Ho.cs. Stcp'hsas said he would not now discus tho bill, having understood a substi tute was to be sr.bmitted, he gave wav to Montgomery, who offered the Crittenden amendment by the anti-Locompton Demo cratic eqrlerer.ce, proposing to admit Kansiw into the Lmon, and roter the iecompton Constitution to a voto of the people in the event vt rejection, a conveutiun to be called, to torm a new constitution witu one Representative to the Iloiae, till the next .v3dcral censn.i. . . , i . Mr. Montgomery said ho hnd no remarks to make. The substitute Was i w best inter-, pretcr. He had furnished copies to members and was ready to supply others. 3Ir. ijuitman ottered a substitute, which is tho same as too kennte bill, with the omission of the declarticn clanse that the peop.e have tho right at all times to alter or amend their Constitution in such a manner as they may think proper, &e. Humphrey Marshall wished to amend tha original Senate bill by striking out the same clause proposed to bo omitted la Quitman's substitute. Stephens refused to yield the floor for that purpose and demanded the previous question. Marshall aid he wanted Stephen s refusal to be borno in mind and entered on the record. The question on Quitman's substitute was negatived. Yeas 72, nays 160. Montgomery's substitute was adenteJ. Yeas 120, nays ll'2. (Applause in ti.e gal leries.) The Houso proceeded to vote on tho Bill as amended. The special Kansas bill amended by Mont gomery's substitute, passed. leas 120, nays 112. senate. ine Army pill was debated a T mi m great length' and finally passed. leas 41, navs 81 The Kansas bill as amended by the Houps wna brought in. Green moved that the amendment bo dis agreed to. . , d he Senate having previously resolved till Üonday, i(rccipdod the resolution, and will vote to cisrrcw cn tbe bill. Adjourned. iNoiJtVfVr'oi ;s,' April l.-ra The anti-Lecoinpton men are rejoicics over tne deleat or Lccompton. UOe nncred and twenty cons are now being treu, and bon fires are burning. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, April 1m Thore is moro activity in the flour market, and 5000 bbls disposed of at 4 2-r4. 37 for superfine, 4 5u for extra and 4 755 00 for ex tra family. The receipts continue liberal, but thrc is no accumulation of stock. Small sales of f 7e flour at 3 73, and corn meal at 3 00. Wheat very dull and prices favor bnyen; sales of EOCO rmh red at 1 0S1 10, and white 1 lSl SO. Kje is want id at 70c. Corn quite active, and frtrthc- sales of 10,000 bush yellow, were madoat 65c. Oats ad vanced, rso change in provisions. Whisky steady at 2122. In wool we notice sales of 1000 lbs mixe.l fleeces on private terms. 1.000 Its line at 47 at 6 months, and 20,000 lbs of merino lulled at 23(230. .few York MarketNew York, April 1M Flour firm, sales 7.500 bbls Southern con tinues aiuet with no sales of importance. Wheat tirC 2.500 bash sold at 1 1 A for South ern red. Cqrn" yery dull, sales unimportant: Southern, yellow reported at 97J. Beef quiet rork r.eavy at II 60 for mess. Whis ky dull ana nominally qthptsd. New Year, April l.-p ic Cotton ccrett'.ed: quotations nominal. Flour ßrrn, saie or is.ooq this. Wheat quiet. Crn arm, sales cr4S,00O besh at 6970for soninero. rnrao pork avancsd 8c: sales at 18 7O0J1 75.- Bef trrc. Lard , J ' " ----y . .. 7-, 121X0.32. bugaraun. uon trra: 2500 ha es t auctiocr at an of 10 9 16e. Baooa Joict. Tallow and .liosasd nncbiDged reiffhts fall, on gYtin to Liverpool ia bnlit

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Washington Item v. Washington, April 1 x Over fifty set spcocbes were delivered in tbe Housa in favor of Lccomptou, of which flva were bv South Americans. At lexst seventy against it, embraciug those of .three South Americans, and fourteen Democrat. The House galleries to-day am densly crodd. The greatest anxiety is ovinced, respecting the Legislative movement on the Kansas bl). The members ass3mble earlier than usual and engaged in conversation, in groups, in various parti of tho ILdl, relative to the grcut question soon to be acted upon Washinotoit, April lr u The following is the vota on Montgomery's substitute. Yeas. Abbott, Adrian, Andrews, Bennett, Billinghurst, Biugham, Blair, Bliss, Breyton, BurÜngton. Burliname, Burroughs, Campbell, Cuss, Chatfoc, Chapman, Clark, of Conn., Clark, of . Y., Clawson, Clark Cochrnno, Cin;kvrill, Colfax, Cummins. Covede. Cox, Craigin, Curtis, Damerill, Davis, Md., Davis, lud. , Davis, Mass., Davis, low, Dames, Dean, Dick, Dodge, D'Jr'ce, Eddie, English, Farnworth. Fenton, Foley, Foster, GidJini, Oilmen, Gilmer, (tooch, Goodwitig, Granger, Grosbeck, Grow, Hale, Ohio, Hale, Mass., Harlan, Ham, Md., Haris, 111., Hnsken, HtckmaiT, Hoard, Horton, Howard, Oweh, Jones, Kellogg, . Kelsey, Kilgorc. Knopp, Knnkle, Lawrence, L;ac1i, Letter, Lovejoy, McKiblwn, Marshall, KyM Marshall 111., Mutteon, Montgomery, Morgan, Morrill, Morris, Pnn , Morris, 111., Mors?, Md., Morse X. Y., Mott, Murray, Nichols, Olin. Palmer, Parker, Pendleton. Vettit, Potter, Pottle, Purviance, Itiehand, Bichie, Bobinson, Roberts, Koioe, Shaw, 111., Sherman, Ohio, Sherman, N. Y, Smith, 111., Springer, Stanton, Stewart, Penn.. Tsppan, fhaycr, Thompson, Tompkins, Underwood, Wade, Walbridgc, Wafdon, Walton, Washburn, Wis., Washburn, Me., Washburn 111., Wilson and Wood. Nats. Ahl, Anderson, Atkins, Avery, Barksdale, Bishop, Bocock, Bouham, Bowie, Boyce, Brancc, Bryan, Burnett, Burns, Cakie, Clark, Mo Clay, Clements, Clingman. Cobb.' -John Cfcbran, Craig of Mo., Craig. N. C, Crawford, Curry, Davidson, Dawson Miss., Dimick,Dowdüll, Edmundson, Elliott, Eustis, Faulkner, Florence, Farnett, Gartsell, Gill3, GooJe, Greenwool. Gregg, Hatch, llarkin. Hill, Hopkins,- Htni'ston, Ilnghes. Huylcr, Jackson, Jenkins, Jcwett. Jones, of Tenn. J. Glaney Jones, Keitt, Kelly, Knnkle, Md.. Lamar Laudy. Leidy. LeU-hor, Mscsey, McQueen, Muson,Maynard, Miles, Miller, Millson, Moore, NiMack, Peyton, Phelps, Phillips. Powell, Quitman, Bendy, Savage, Scales, Scott, Searing, Seward, Shaw, N. Y., Shorter, Sickles, Singleton, Smith, Tenn., Smith. Va., Stattwort. Stephens. Stephenson, Steward, Md., Tavlor, N. Y Taylor, La., Trippe, Ward, Warren, Watkinü, White, Whitney, Wilson, - Wafdrow, Wartendake, Wright, Ga., Wright Tenn., and Zollieoffcr. . The voto on the passage of, the bill as amended by Montgomery's substitute, is precisely similar tc the above.

Clneionatl Alarkrts. Cincinnati, April 1 x Flour dull; not much doing. Whisky declined to &g. Provisions firmer at yesterday's prices. Clover seed $S 23. Cincinnati, April l.r x Fhur: sales unimportant. Whisky de clinod to 16 with ale of 1600 bbis. Provisions unchanged in pnecs and the market is rather quiet to-day. The business duiio quite moderate. Mes-s jorlr 1C; bulk pork, 5X fr shonlders, and HQ for sitics. Bacon 8J9 for sides and 6 J for shoulders. Clover seed advanced to 5 25; in good domand. Money in active demand, market rather stringent. Exchange dull but not lower. It is still raining. , Baltimore Market- I - RiLTisoBt. April lr u Flour steady; Howard street and Ohio 4 50 for choice. Wheat active and firm, red $1(3 I 05 for .winter prime l 20551 30. Corn ac tive and buoyant at 57000 for whito Pro visions quiet. Xz t York, April lr 31 The three Collins steamship were sold in one lot at auction to-day, subject to a lien of 575,00,to Dudley B. Fuller, who bid 50,. 000. The purchaser is a merchant of this city. The line will doubtlcs, be resuscitated. The Weather. Locistillk. April 1. x The river is 7 feet 5 inches in the canal, and 6 feet on tho rocks over the Ulis. UainCincinnati, April'l. x It has been raining alldnv. The river fal len 15 Inches ia the last 24 hours. Pitthbcro, April I". r v Liver 6 feet and falling. Weather cloudy. CANAL HECEfPT. April 1. Ter packet W.asl' in ftn, 14c bb's Hour, Jirerrrn Ct Atkmnn, 10 bbl eg;s, pas senger; 3 bbN eggs, Bamcnt .t. Viele; 125 bush corn. Poor Houic; 100 tush wheat, Lit tle & irvin. Per Caswell, 70 bales bay. Bjowu & Aik man; S cords wood, J Laughlin, jr., RECniPTS DY TUB It IV Kit. 1,04 ides corn. 553 ks wheat,S4l bblspork, P GO'Biley & Co; i bbls eggs, Ihos Johnson. KANSAS! KANSAS!! KANSAS!!! KM H BEKV the All.ahsorbln Oaetlon! m M. but no the qUMtion U here can Books be hl thecneapT 1 anotr. At M. l JOI1VSO.VS Dook Store, SCCH AS Blank Books, School Books, Copy Books, The Latest Magailues and Papers, Jirect fim the Kast, Iy the last K.xprm. Call and see, first Store West of the l'ost OfTic. MALTBY'S FRESH OYSTERS W AM now receiving daily MALTBY'S unrivalled Ja audcclclirated choice Puinted Baltimore Oysters, aud am prepared to otter the trade such Inducements Tor the entire sea-mn as nave never ieu ottereä iu this market heretofore. A constant dailv suit I v al ways on hand, so that dealers and farailie "au ulitaiu at any time during the season thoe choice Oyrters,in cans and half cans and in the shell, warranted fresh and sw.et.and very superior in flavor and aualitv. Terms cash. And noue but bankaHe mon'T rceiTcd. A. KURTZ. nctlS-tf Sota AoesT Tor Evansville. GROCERtES. " 1,0 bbls Molasses; iia hhds Sucor: . 4OO lffsCotfe, In tor and toeom, and for nie by Imarl31 rltESTON BROTHERS. THE CHEAPEST MAGAZINE IN THE WORLD. AR E T M and . Canvassers Wanted Tor LITTKLL'S I.I VI.U AtiK. n evry Swte and Kt-ction of the Union. Literal terms will be oitVeed. Apply to SANrORD at pelissek, KG Broadway New York. rublishers of this long esUldished and popular Prri odiral. mm H'.: CUMBERTS' NEW GROCERY, WHOLES ALB A.D RETAIL, ti . . y a n Main Street, Three Doers from Second, EVANSVILLE, 1ND. TIj 43r inF.RT8 has -oeened a new store as ill anove, in which he will keep a full supply of the nest FAMILF 0H0CERIES, . Liquors Cigars, tec. He will al purchase and sei la! I kinds of COCNTUV PUftntVl1 r.i-!T-krr FINK TEAM . II LF. CH EST3 assorted Teas best ei mäw brought to this market; just received dir from New York, and for sile y . . mrto VICKERY & JOHNSTON COFFEE, gl'UAR AND MOLASSESImgs choice K10 Cotle; 10 hhds prime to choice Sugar; 15 hols assorted best refined Sugar; -90 do Plantation and rebotled M oUsses; SO do choic. Syrups; 15 hlf bbls Plantation Molasses; Itft rmtMH and for sale bv arte VICKERY & JOHNSTON. NOTICE. THOSE who have spoken to mi for Strawberry Plants, would do well to have their ground in rtediness for them by the first week In April, si which um too riants will be roaoy xor aeavexy. mere are a few hunArAi rtt nnsold. Jß. B. All orders left as Wm. Hughes' Store, corner

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To th Uooorable Ü Mayr - aadommwa Cranell;; Til R CoaimlttM oa iioauce, to whoa m rtferre l Uie ooject of reportinf tUeAssou sod LUb,. Itiej of th! City of Evsa.viil:. Uwitnr who tb KesipUand Szpendituros uf mid c.t ', sed htotn ui f Cay Order onsisaiiaf, for the year cndhif March list. woulJ report thnt they Lav aud carTul xsm:.iation of Ui ciii.lit -rtb Ci'T, and ki,e trocurcd cf each of Ue principal City oSBcen a report v takes from their ''ki, h:ch tA rep.Hii your coatulUeu would ruprctfuily submit, r.S fuU jWi . .. CITY CLERK'S.The City Clsrk herewith sataaits hit Third Annual Report, shot Its the cend:tion of the City of ra&svilie, for the year ending March Slst, iMi a ta&ea fiou theboosj of said City, la tU Keeptt: ASSETS. . ecHOCii.

PuM: Schools, Peal fcstate ,3f0 ao u-j Improvements JdACi) Protil prorertr 10 do do do do Lauuisco school uoum... 800 , toca tp. ' - T Real fsUte üuUdiag Real Estate I mprortfiuisuU. Apparatus tew 600 1,1M rise DCFASTatKT. CrMCTAKiE. )aX Hill . Sl.0 InoprvYrmecU... Locust riill Improvements... Prrecpt. about i... 5,000 Public Cüterns Mas HiTf ü PwL, ke . 4,00.1 .Marcet IIousv, bper ai.u iwer. :uw Hit .Seilen. do do 4'tt) Oßfce Furaltuxe UQ SILLS acCKIVASLB. Judfntent under pn.ee of collection. agnniit JoIju i.. lay i -r sua i'ier.... 4--State of Indiana, Cly Cvuuty War aoct i.V. Rail Road Sc-ck .200)00 .. Sir.Hi .. 1JtHI ..11 5"1 .. 3 WW Laroaco harf Stoca Delinquent Taxes rrious to 1?5". Cash in Colt-ctor' ltaiiU Delinount Taxes far 1 Cajtli iu Treasury LIABILITIES. Bonds, Kt CRR IIV do KtlkvsLSK lOti.OK) do Kchool 8.0"0 ' d LimMio AV luirf. h'siQ Billspnyaide ' Afhich said Liabilities toll d-jeai fullowa. t.it: Ijamsoco rarr0n;s Pastdi ettiid oyalle. tne iu .... Dueia 102. .4. Railrorul Bi.nd.i, true la l"" lue in l.n.J Due In I!?:o . 33-Pon ,.IUf ' 201,000 Due in 1573. School Bond . Due In 155 Note lue Mr. Orr, Isi, Nov. lt.., Note due Mr. Spear, IV,!, Feb. 1st. do do io tW, tJia Note due for Hose, lsyj, Nov. 1st 3,000 i.:io The foltowtnr PaVe.berh the expenditure! of the City for the) ear ending March 31st, ltii KXPENDITUKES. Oas LI cht Otlice Kent and Furniture I,M53 117 IS SOOttO Uli 7,?. to ;,iw'5 us a 371 50 :o in 1,U0 00 WW 'bl ft! lit V, 2;; ;i :: Kt -. street Crossings Leet street Culvert Appropriated Jth July, kc Market lioue (uiir) Intertrstou ti C 11 It do do K, 1 & C S LRU Vash!ngtou Fire C, apparatas and rryiirs.. Nrptunts do do do t o .. Younc America do do . do do II .:, retain. tiC Oak Hill Cemetery iumrs ana roiis Publice Utt-ros B inds re-leeaied rublie School property . Printing Watrr livn City Lnek Lp City Prisoner tfediug). bli-vtions tntiotivry rl iloute Bridtce. (new one and reiA.r 'xiiniit)Htiii of K. 1 at C t L It U. ant'tpaid liWJ .2 1.IW1 w i; ; 1,WS 4,1U1 10 Central Mitrkvt IIuUmc Lamiuco (interest ) ftiv.t Union finCi. II .u.- MlOOOO do do r.i'siite T.l,i;4.5 do do Ai'pitratus r?iirs 4vut 2 12ti41 10J 0 4-'ft O0 Wii2 Flay St-aiG vans villa) Corporation lutth. ........... Mr Vy man's fees Locust si ill Cemetery repairs Kock 1 1. Mini vf K'lUitllxation In'iJentd bxpeues, htulinc, Sic Fourth Sir-etUas Pipec iitia t.., 3V00 25 f0 U41K 00 MM) 316 n ater Kent, amount lo Usual to Laniasco liar Scaie fcastern Eng ne llouc lorm tire Lo BlK ) and 21 St. ck Eul filling Mreet imptements i ouns Indiana ire Uo id &n Nifht Police lAraas 'o hat f rcD iirs 21 ! 175(0 l,3t(K 4,tvro 7 50 4,7(K0 2,7W fi 735 SO Taking crsu L. tuMseo W Ivirl Unnas Locust Strt-t Uat Pioa contract, uutcers saiar es ... Jas U Saunder Div sion ktrret Culvert street Culvert Mary, Ingle, sixth and .Ttntu sU culvert.. Tcta!... ...fa) ,940 61 CITY ORDERS. Amount ocfubinditig March SO, V.. SI,5'i6M Amouutsiuce issued .mj I31.14U Amouci cancelled fclr.ee ilv 0,7 li tlane out.uciirg 1149 M 4'Hll'O A mount ci iam.'tsco oraers out.... illJiJ 51 Of which last lunlioned ataoutit tit --re is In ih Tre.tsttrer s hanos Iu Collect fand I.IJl'.'b Balance of City orders in riirulal'n Wlioleaifcuntlncl.rulaHon . RECEIPTS. tJ,050 52 The fol'owing have been the rece;ra wf the CltS for the paM yar: License, vertices , .... -l4l .... 4.t"" .... 1 10 00 son 500 00 4jfl 1MW toT: :s 4ir?4i 4l4."! l.l.SS'.O ....A V4 tl) hvhih-.ttons d X.llUrtls do 1'e.ldiars do Auction City Recorder Pines liar Scales Collector, Haghe do oliim do Fan-ell Mir! Ht.use collections.. Öa Hill Cemetery Lots.... I.orust II ill C tmrtery L fcsle of old llo.e (order i cancelled) ? ' tbC,452CO You will find on esaminntl.i of '.. report and com roring it with the City Treaturer's. a diilerence as to tue amount of Receipts into the Treasury, which can he accounted for by the failure upon th-; part of the persons depositing amount witu tue lrranurer to uie receipt tor same witn tne t. iera. All of which is rest ecttully suMnineo, WELL II. WALKER. Clerk. To Messrs- Sharpe and Elltutt, Committee 00 Finance. BALANCE ON LEDGER OF THE CITY. TssAiragiCg Retort, for thi tesa esptxo March Söth, 13. DR. " Cr. C4 59 Uncurrent Funds 20 no Treasury 40,nt 92 lvrcordtr Interen CO 00 11 ay Scales I'cddlnrs License MS 70 bOO 12 CO IIS enow 4(4 30 4751)0 1M5 I fT." 6'. 42 .a"? 47 ft:: 50 Billiarl Licence. Expenses defundedl. KeUemutinn Auction License Collector Farrell Exhibition License ... Real Estate Coli, tor llugnes do Woinm Oat Hill Cemetery reboots A2 31 14 M Profit and Loss Markets Cash 13 53 353 53 73 50 IV 00 l,0r5 25 Drav License Locut Hill Cemetery. Gas Pipes Lamasco TreasuryCity Oi-ders K'JVö 03 SiTÖ 03 Tt will b seen Yr the above and forecolnc reoort' that the Liabilities are notlatge;and it will be the duty of the next Council to report the provable smonnt of revenue to be raised for the years and If. Your Commiuee will not reicr to tnt cut confine themselves to the Expenditures aud transactions of the present The principal, and in fsrt, al the contracts that has been let and now under way, has been done at the urf ent solicitation of the tax payers. And, in the oplnon of your committee the alsolute wants of the city required he same. The largest portion of these outlays have l-n for the building of Oa sheet culvert, and Ue Commencing of Division street culvert. The coct of Oa street culvert has been $3,70 f3, and was built with a view 01 completely nraimngaii that ror tin., nf the CitT IWTt CheiTT Street. mnA Ttrndin outtoEigata itrtet, which will be done eflcctually when Caa street is bSought to its proper grade Division IT? csiTiiT-in Brst nay 4000 have been TsMt the contractor, Mr. Riehe, on this Job. WT:ich irto be completed on or before Janu ary I St 1 85-' St - li"" vi iv,uvu Th rontract for this tortioH of said nlTrt extend ing 4:5 feet on Ditis'.on street, was awarded Messrs. Oottman and Arnold, on the 37th-day of March, 1, and the first payment 01 ,w was msde said contractor, the tobable cost of said portion will probably exceed SJ.3C0. - . This culvert so onaraa faü (a see the great neces sity of, as it completely drains all tho Ninth Eastern portion of the City, and was male the particular item in the agreement between this City sod Lamasco at th time of annexation. rintiiv. havo been snad. for tho banafii of tha Tire Department In tho erection of two large and commodious engine houses and the purchase of additional apparatus, all of which was dona for tho better par. f oction and organ Ixatioa of th fir Department of the I dious en I apparatu I iSIia a 1 liy-v. A sew fTStea of laylag gss pipes and erection of posts apd UCDps, um or iwaQinae IBS owners or property lying en or sdjaosat to any street rsatrtcg gas

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pipes to be laid aloog, to scEacrtU o&e half of the aaoBCtintrJ for the lsyiar cf the same, and -cäe C ity suUscnUcff tue ether baif, at 4 euch of the par ties to use ms to tbe amou&t of sash suseriptlo&. W ith regard lo the streets there has beeu considerable work done thereon, sis less expense, howvver.ln proportion to the auouut .f wm. dm o, thitu the preec uitigyesr. The worlc hsvin la den oder the p.rso&Ai sopervinit n cf Mr. myti. Street CommUoner, who reporte i weekly ti;e u:sa:ity nad costn of the same, and iu no inttattce Lai Ihere tvea ooe.dolIsx expended wh n the sstue did t-t sucJiy require it. A portion of th wrs tcue oo tue tret, say ahout At has bea frotn- earth taaeu Jrvia the streets and placed upou private orcpeity, wh!clsaid property is ehareeabl this ifbr. . The 'lx(icliniutniey for raavUlr and I a-r s.eo p to t ti".. hkh U tiy.V t, and there ! obc 1 e 'e I u this prtjiit duplieate $UCif2 SI, of w.Mrü i-itc-Lt isla liiis-Uu hv Wi Krd Carpenter and Jrn.i t OJ"ti I'jt Lanseir, rarshirs, llvtul.v and sthers, which ieiiiin.y , if viu.rtly j d ti th tiu.e .Jutwuuld hv redteu cd w-urs now is cLculfct.ct,, aud have jUd iutg the City Tteaouiy over 3X cah. Your Commit: ee vroul.l fui thermore state tltt amort the delioq ut.t tax pty er thev rejn et io wt 'list uiar.y of ourrcoit prominent eitireus are in tue list. who hae not as yet pid their taxes . or scy porUoa thereon. In conclusion, yourcomniit!ee!!:?ve that in all the transactions of Ue Council th iveent year, and tn thejerftjrmatice of the duties lrunbetit upon them as süqh Cour.cUnseu, they have In ech and every in-si-moo la cortrved by the best Interest ff the Cltyi and Hli an ye singled aloe to iu future advancement and prosperity. All vf hkh is ropectfully u'uitte l . J. P. ELMOTT, P. fell AR? K. EvansvUle,M;rclr8fs,'ti. - - sp-2-lwd

STEAMBOATS. I. S. 3IAIL PASS EAGER PACKET. EvansTillcPadncao & Cniro Packet I. H. DONE, IlEKKON, Master, LEAVES EfrSnHvine every MONDAY andTUCRSDAr, at U o'cl.jck. M.. arriving at Padurah at C o'clocit, A. M.. Cairo at li o'clock, M.. TUESDAY and FKIDAT. Rrturning, Wvea Cairo everv TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 7 o'clock. P M..antf Pad itrah every WEDNESDAY and SAT UKDAY, at 9 o'clock, A. M.. OonnerllBK at Evansvillr with the Evaiisvllle aud Crawford.vlile Hallread and Packets I.h rteeu K.vt-r. Als. connectinK at Smithlnnd with Cumberland Rivrr l'ack-U and t Paducith with Tennessee Hirer Packet; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans an J St. Louis Packets. Tickets ran be obtained on board the bat for all Eastern Cities. inrtJ-ly Mil i -1 I, i i mm Comfort, Speed and Safety." ItKOULAR St. LOUIS & LOUISVILLKrACKirrS LIGI1T.1.U Ll.E. fEMIKFOI.LOVIU BO ITS have commenced I their reguUu trips in toe Louisville anu St Louis trade, and will continue to run dui ing the sea.n, giving particular attention to all way business. The FASHION, rur. j. . Mian. Paws Evansville, gotnc down, Every TUESDAY Morning, atd up Every FRIDAY 5Iuroing. The Highflyer, crr. THOS. WEIGHT, Pae Evansville. coiirg wn, Evert THURSDAY llon.iiig, and up Ever Mü DAY i-oruUiC The MOSES m'ölelTCan, csrr. AXDEBS, Tapset Evansville Kvry SUNDAY Morning, going down. reo. Every THURSDAY Mrjuin going up. LoiiL.vIlIe and St. Loufs Passenger -fcnd shippers can relv vv"u these boat, leaving punctivilty oa tlieii repular dsys, and conuertinff wttri all the packet running a'we St. Louis. Por Freight or passage apply on loard r.r to inri; i'. O. O'RILEY & CO. Rcgiilnr Uvnnsvi'lc nnd Louisville racket. TUB JOII.Vr.UK.r.S will hereaf. tr run rrularly as a Iuisvile and Kvannville racket: Having excellmt accftiiinioititionsfor rm'nrers. SUwill Wve Evansvtlie everv WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY afternooa at 5 'clork piyeisely. Ti. II. COItB, Matrr. marl5 1'. MJU ARN ER, Clerk RKGUI.11 MiriSVILl", EVAilLLH A.MI IIIi.DEIissO. PACKET TUE STEAMER SCIOTO, NO.?, will leave Kvansviltf every TUES Dir tlrVlnrlr.,.H..iiil1 ÄATtTR. DAYat o'clock, r. m., f.w Heuderson and Lsulsville. AcconHao-lation excellent. Jai.Louisville, ETansville Bild Memphis Regular Weekly Tacket. TUE LOW-rHESSCRE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. W. TRIPLETT Commander. J. B. AUC II Kit, Clerk. T.FAYKS Loulnvllle everv hfiMi JT T -sday at 5 . leaves Meinints every irtuay at o r. m.. Leaves EVANSVILLE for LOUT fVI LUE evety SUN DAY at 4 r- -i leaves EVAN ILLE for MLMPIII" erery WEDNESDAY at 11 a.m. C-Wny nuine solicited and attended to at same rates a charged by Packets. Jan2l-tf P.O.O'RIELEY & CO., Agents. rvansvillc and CrauTordsvil e 5 RAILROAD. rorLoulsvlll. Cincinnati, :f t. l-ouls, Indian apolis and tne L.ai TIME CHANGED. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1,19. fX and after Wednevy March Sri, the up Mail V. train leaves Kvansvuie at minutes patt a r. , Titri- ll-kiit. J minutrs rntt The down Mil Train leave Terre Haute 5 nvimte pint 4 r. M.:arrivet at Kvansville & minutes iwst l'l. The accoratnodation Trains leave as heretofore, but rwtt Yincennes, North, at 12riouth, at 1 2 SB; arrive at Terre Haute 5:, and Eranrille r. : Ail SüitionnexceDt Princeon. Patons, incnnnes, Carlisle and S jllivan, are matte Flag Stations. FAKES.. To LnnisviUe Si 001 To Ft. Louis...... 1 1 TO Cincinnati ? 5M " Ctiro M Itidianapilis.. " Cleveland.... RufTtlo New York.... " Chicago " Pittst.urg Philadelphia. Baltimore Waahincton.. .11 K ..I I (Kl .1 W) 2S 50 Si 75 Boston. 4 mart JOHN INOLE, JR tSuperintenaent. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. AKW ARRAXGEMCAT. nnUK ADAMS'EXPRESS COMPANY re.-peC.M-iw announce to their menos ann patron', tue viif (Tof hvansville and vicinity, that, with increased fslEtie s for the tmnptation of FttJC in ILT . i'AC Jv A OR? ' IlON E T end VALUABLE?. They solicit a cntinnance of former favors. Espe cial care tak.-n iu the collection of HILL. Dil AFT8 .- , oTße. And the transportation of small or valual.le nacge? All nnini winhinc to avail theitfrcivcS .of the firili tics of the Krvrescan obtain iiy riesa-d iuforpntiM (n rfmn-w tn ll rnuM and .if! ail of the hoinesv at their otlice on Firt street, between Tain ami Iw Jst opposite the Post-Office, dels Q. U. FIslI, Ag i TRANSPORTATION W KST IVA HD. TTBrE beg to call the attention of Merchants guying V or oraenug tneu 1011 ocks irora tne x.nsirn cities, to the superior advantages and faeilities of the Baltimore and Ohio -Jtailrond, for the safe and speedy transport-tioncf Freights to Evansville and vicniity Connections r.re made with the mot reliable lla.lroads and Steamships. River Route shortened and improved by completion to Parker .si lurgh. Through rales lower thou by any other route. Anly to l. Potter, Booff; B. F." Killt, rUiladeTphla: C.W.Ptavin., N.YaA; J. T. EsataSD. Daltiaiore, for Information or thronen rate, or to 4 ' GEO. FOSTER ti CO., T.ifTA Ager.ti Comer Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana. jy23) n. S. HOWARD, RGCEIVI.XG, FOnW'AHDI.G COMMISSION MERCHANT, Water Street. EVANSVILLE. IND., THANK FCL for the patronage heretofore so liberally extended lo me, I heg to My to my Green River and Wabash friends that I sm still on the gronnd, ready and willing to five their consignment close attention. l: . Particular attention riven to tbe forwarding of Tobacro, Toik, Lard, Bacon Casks and feneral Merchandise. mr)h-3m o N CONSIGNMENT. tfln dosen Painted backets, assorted. ly) do Tuns, assorted sixes; &0 Wash Tubs, for sale hw to doMbv febJT GEO. FOSTER CO. 1RO, 2VAILS A.D STEEL ' , . o0 tons, assorted sues, received yer 8.B. Neptun and for sale bv ' SAMUEL ORR-TOOD-WORK for Wagons and Baggler- ' set asst'd Buggy and i v agoa ciiu mj ao ao ao do xiuns, - OA do do do do Bpqkea, Aüoja lot f Plow Hsadlaa. tmj WANTJBD. vnmirE w V D fZD APPLE 8 Ter which the highest prifs, la

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FOR SALE AND RENT. Two Dwellings and Lota for Sale on Accommodating Terms. npnE endersrned offers two Frame Two-Story Jt DweUiji Ifnses, on Inr strert, near Keils, Hähoev fc Co.'s Foamry, beicf lot o. 13 and 14 In Ucci 15, ia SttxkweiPa LnJarseoect. Tie Dwelllr.cs are imrlv new, well buV.t ontaialnr five atd six roouiS eaih. KiUier one wUl x&axe a coinforrable borne fer a man in taodexate elrcumstanee. They will te sold'at a bargain, as trie owner has left town and cone to Armine. 1 IrnotsoIJ berbre the SIXTH DAY OF APP.IL.they win than be put op at auction to tbe hlchoit rddaer. ThesAiewiilcoujmeoetatlOo'cluClt, A. M. For further particulars, apply to -r. Osxvis Eeal Estate Aeem, CresceutCity-BandlJf. n' r' SLar-t V. . TflU-lAMJOHNSOX.

MISCELLANEOUS. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA. A Bmtvolevt Jmtitutic-n, (ttahlihd by tf-tcial endornntrj for the relit f f the tick' and diitrused, aßizUd with I'irultnt and Fidmic dxMottt. TO ALL PEKS0X5 sfükUJ with Sexual Dis ea-siM, such as Sperinatonusa, Seuili.al NVtakits, Iirpjlruce, Conorrhosa, oleet. Syphilis, the ic of tnaniua,or Seif-aouse, &.C-, &c. Tho Howard Associ.-ition, in view of the awful destruction of human life, caused Ly Sexusl diseases, and the deceptions practiced upon the unfortuuare victim of such diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed the! Consulting Sunceou, as a Char Uule act, worthy of the.r name, to open a Dispensirv for thetrestmert of this class of diescs, in a!) their lotnii, and to gire MEDICAL ADVICE OKATIP. to all who apply ty i letter, with a ilcscripUon ef their condition, (agr, oc- . I cupaiion, hai.4tsof Scc.t ad to cases of extreme I . . .-. ! T 1 i poverty, io I'lruisii .neuiciues tree oi liMr.e. ti u I needless to add tha' tbe Association eommsnds the highest Medical Skill of thence, au . will furbish the I most approved moucrn treatment. 1 he U.recUjr!, on a review or the past, reel asFurca that their tzbort in this sphere of enevolent edort, liavebeen of grejitl-enefit to the aBlictel, esiecially U. the young, aud they have re-tolred to devote them selves, with renewed seal, to this very important but much despised cause. J ustaidUhed by the Association, a Report on Spermatorrhoea, or Scmitisl Weakness, tbe Vice of Onanism, MS tui 'irion or Self-abuse, and other diseases of the Sexual CfpanS, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will be se:t by iur.il, i in a sesled letter envelope,) Free of Charge, on the receipt of two stamps, for post Addr. for'Rept.rtor'rCAtment, Ir. OEOROE B. CALIF' UN, Consulting burgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South N imh street, l'UUadplphia, l'a. By onlerof the Dirt-etors. 3 EUX D." KEAUT7TELL, Pres t. Oko, Fairciiilj, tec'y. mrJ4 j Valuable Standard Works. p'OBJELL & COX-YNGTO:; HE SULK LOCAL AUEXT for Vender- j burekcountv for ai l THI sCBscaimos BOOKS I puruteiieu uy 1, At vitiu.i k iu. Abridgement of the Debates la Congress, Or Public History- f the L tilted Stnles. Xew Amerletn Encyclopedia, A Dtctloiisry and Journal of Knowledge. Certiunly the first work of the age. American Eloquence, A Collection of Speeches and Addresses of the Most Eminent Orators of America. Encvcloaed!a of Wit and Homor, By the celebntievl Cou.fU1.111 Burton, iu 2äc. Aus. Dictionary of Machines Mechanics aud Kuzlne Work. The newest and most improved edition, in 35c. Nos. I" res' Dictionary of Arle, Mauufactnres and Mines. TX)nKLL & CON YINOTON beg to call attention to their important works, and request their kind friends to nil ami see them, as also, the array of opinions of eminent men in confirmation of their importance aud value. Dotiell & Convngton have sample and specimens of the various bindings iu which these works can be procured, from paper to the fiuest iiorrocco. tnrll ... . r ..... ....v.. .... 1 J. W. HUGHES, tSl'CCESSOa TO llOLLIXCSWOETH ii IIWOMSS.) Importer and Wholesale Dealer In tTJEEIsTS WAKE, CHINA AXDiLASSWARE, LOOKINfi-GLASE-S, K.MVCS 4c FORK, Tea Trays, Tea and Table Spoons, Brlttanla Ware, Ac., So. 11 JTAIX STREET, nat U Old Banl, i: VANS VI LLC, IND. Crt assorted snit the Country Trs4e always on hand. Also, STONE WARE of every des cription. tana CAnPKT CIIAINlftUis White; 10 do Colored: S no Cbttou Ta-ine; For g. Ii l.y iltR. t-Ti rrt. V Ca hTAlt ANI AUAMANTINU O 3D Zj 3E3 S . 'HIIE nndctigiiel coutinue the m-nufiicture cf their ce!et.rited Camlles, of the diflereut saesf four, hve, six and seven to the pound. Ail WARRANTED FL'LL "WEIGHT. Consumers will find it sreall v to the'r intei-ejrt to usthc Cnadles iu preference tothoi-5 tht are sold 1V COUNT. 1 M.itty Catid'j tnst nre rralTy seveo to the pound are brande'l and g ild ss sixes, m King a lii!crence agair. tl.e consnnier of five pounn to the Ikx. The variation usually 4na.lt; in the price is not proportioned to thi. diirereie,ai the following stafmenl .-hows: A box or Sevens contains m Csnhles, asd is SOLDrOR i'. rOt'NDS, WHICH IS TUB ACTl'St. aeiciit. A box or It oz., oa "Shout Wiicht Slits," iosriM onlt 24U Candles, j-AME SIZE AA THE SEVEN'S, d is soto rot rotix roc.Ds. Supposing the price of th former to be 20 cent, and the latttrr 1 cents, th?re will be a difter-ice l tweoiy cents in price and seven Candles in count prlx, in favor of the full weicht Candles to rctailus and consumers; and this ill he incced live c-ais per box for everr c-nt advance in price. Those interested would do well to examine the subject for themselves. ' " " PROCTER t GAMBLE, mar-:mis il West Sec ond street, Cincinnati. CÖRDAqK, J;d. lienn BHcoplsfLoag;) 60 coils Manilla Deoord: JS do rto Halter Rope; IS d Jute do dot 25 'j "ao FcVordHo; Just received and for sale by vniEELF.Ri RI003 TOBACCO PCHEW-Ji-On hsnd sr.dor sale by s a M r r i. ouit. r.T AILS1 U) kegs received srd to arrive.' for ml bv . mrl?. PRESTON BROTHER?. Gl LXSSWC) boxes i . mri1 . ., i.sortcd sire in store and for a!e hy PRESTON BROTHERS. 11 A.D LEM.iW F ;0 boxes Oranges and Lemons In stire und for PRESTON RROS. sale by J PET CHAIN. 3W bogs of this well-known and favorite Icand, for isle at Manufacturer's prices bv GILBERT & BOWLES, feV8 -s' A cent. t;ypr-ss Factory.' UAItn il i- I AGAKI.XK, for April; New York Ledger; New York Tribun-; Nets York Herald; Flag of Oar Union; Dai Ion's Pictorial, New York Mercury; Fhink Lslio'si illustrated; IlluKtrstcd London Nes; Vew Yrx Clippr: New York pe"patcL; Illastrite Zietunr: Weekly Novel-tte; ... And all other periodiests at . mr33 HOBFLL ft CONYNGTOV. TIirAT SACKS. If 30iO Two Bushel Osnaburr h Pack, lust ree'd and for sale by. Iseptt E. 8. BABCOCK. HORSK KnOE NAILS H)hscenuin " GRIFFIN n. S. Nails on hand and for sale by Ijan iJ SAM'L ORR BUTTER, tie. V) Ss Fresh Table Butter; 00 CnnWmr fin .S00 dog Fresh Lgc$l Just received ind for wie Yj Z, H. COOK ft SON. Jan-tf. Yankee- Vegetables. LOBSTERSraimon; Haddock, Mackerel; I: do do do do Shart; Cove Oysters, fte. mrl 7 , tc, for tale bv Z. H. COOK ft SON. crx DR I EÄ barrals Ros'" 10 do Puce. ä hales Oakum' 25 Keols Parkins Yarn; bO aosen Extra loa Bod "Cords ; boO do Bemp Ssolriaf Twiai lor bal ty . 0.AiAXXLL ft Co. - 1 -

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. Election of School Trustee. (TOTICE is hereby jriven to tlteeinsJiSed Voters of Lm Uie City of Evansville, that in cotmotnion wiui other City cceri to be elected on the first Xoodav of April cext bth tinsU) as per advertisement, there w.;i also be elected Od School Trustee for the School Duictcompwd of the City of Evansvill. By order of Common Council: WELL Ii. WALKES. Clerk-msm-gir (Volksbou coj-y . , CITY ELtcnoy. JOTICE IS IIEREPY OIVEtothejnalini IM Voters of the City of Eransvlile, that the luaaai City ecuonfarthe puipose of eloaiDg nineteen (1S Couicilraen; One City t'lerk; Otie City Collector

vu v.; ttwyrert vno vy rcarsnai; in o ii Assessor, vntvity tiecorr.er, ano net. itvurve ssessor; One City Recwier.end neCitv5urve iii uxe p'uice on thsFIP.ST MONDAY IN APRIL? :ÜJgti.ejüiday therec f. 1 he polls will be opea at the being t tj-per Precicct At the Neptcae sglnt Cottje, E. H. Le-armo, Esq., Inspector. " Middie Precinct At the Young America Engine House, Robert Fergus, Efq., Inspector. Low. r, or Lamadco ITro'ucr At tne Union Engine House, Daniel Chute, Ei , Inspector. Di.creCoarv vower is gi7n to each Inspector to appoint their bwn'uJges and Clerk t . . Ly order of tie Conmon Council. WiLL. H. WALSER. Cllt. 0 (Yolksbote and Taquirer copy Uli 3rd cf April.) Alf ORDIXAXCE To prescribe the time within which real estate may be so.d for the payment of Citv Taxes assessed therwont hKCTios l. lie it orditine-l'br the Commou Council . of the City of Evansviile, that from and arter the passage of U.lsOidinsnce, itsiiailand mav be-lawful for the City Collector at any time after the first M ooday la October, and before 0e second Mondav of Msich ci. each yeartomaice Uie taxes assessed, öa real estate, cither by the seizure and sale of tbe got Js and chattels,' of the owner or claimant thereof. Or ovsellmg the lot or piece of ground Itself, upon which tho tax remains unpaid or so much thereof as maw h nur fmmf to pysucli taxea and costs of lulvrrisirryed sale. ' - Attest: " JOIi;iHEWSO, Haver. KLi.n.A.tKZ.CHrtt. - - feSJ AXEÄ2i boxes Llpplncott's, for sale r a ORR. DELZELLfc Co.. 1ST RKCtlVED9 t .rahara's Magazine, for April; lln.tv' I uJr'i ttisU A . dj' Yankee Notions, Harper's Weeklv,.". New York Led per; Flag of Our Union? March 5 doAt J. HE ALT'S sftll DHLS. EBOILED MOLASSES; "O vf :i s do . lie do do 9 bWs Tar; - Tierces Rice; 15 Crates fasorud Earthenware, past to oar order. SuiJible tor couutrv stores. Received and for sale at lowest prices for Cah, bv nirü . I. & D. HIEMANN. t I ! I fcf ACKKRAL 11a. mi tt. U.NiM.iinilJ: . . 20 hlfs do S and S; . - SO qU co 2r fertile bv OKI., DALZELL & CO. I.MSH ! FlSnü- . Salmon, Mjckeral.nerrine and Codfish. for sale byi . 1 . k ' nnnir c bau id. 11. i,wn ei eu.t. 0 riH PRIME CLOVER DSBBt O f 2- lo UedTeporiierds' tirass; SO do Ttinoth-r 8ec';-. f 20 do Millet Iseed; -Received this day asd fof sali hr mrl7 Z. II. COOK ft son. s lilt K in inrnikA wL i n Ml For sale by Z. 11. COOK & SOX, Agents., . COAI,!! COAL X I COAL. 1 1 1 JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DONE.III AVE Jurt erected a Fairbanks Scale, for the purpose of weishing my coal. I shall sell my coal by weight, according to the law of the Etate. I have a large stock of superior quality of I'iiuburg Coal, and invite all my friends to give me a call and try it. I have leen eighten years in the business, and profess tohea judge. Thepriceof coal is 1J cents per bushel. All orders left nt-the Oas Company's Office, betweesv. First and S-cno.on Locust street, or at llornbrok?ü Sue, on Vrhter Street, or a: my Coal Office, at tbe li luaco Wharf, iil be atteaded to. - All coal must paid fof wleu ordered, in linkable currencv. Cec23tf. ANDREW HU.IrCVEßOV Coal I Coal ! Coal ! MJ Lave now on hand, and ere dailv re living.' the best COAL that hasrver been introduced Into this market, which we are selling low. Good ewr -rency will he received in payment. Orders left a tho store or J NO. W. HUGHES, next to the State Baak, will be promptly attended to. ' jarJaHf JNO.WrHU'GnES&CO. COAL FOR SALE." v " W B have oa Landend are constantly receiving coal of an excelnt aualitv from no the canal. wntcn we win aeuver :n any part or uie city at inc. Orders left at James Laughhns warehouse, or at the office of Nathan Rowley will b rrornntlv atterMled Us ROWLEY ft AMORT.. KALTIMOTIR COFFEE lot) bags for sale by mrtO GILBERT ft E0WLZS. Haraware FÖK THE SPKIXO TRADE. THE Undersigned has now on hand, and arriving, a full and complete yssortment of Hardware, which he will sell tri lowest prices, such as Shovels and Spades, Pardon Hols and Bukes, Hay and Manure Forts, Trace, Lo; and othr Chains Hume and Iledgo Shears, Locks and Latches, Putts, Ilinpes and Screws, Eorinjr and Morticing Machines, Table and Pocket Cntlery, Butcher's and Earl bn-iith's Files, Mill and Cresa Cut Saws, Nai!, . ' Carpenter', nnd' Coopers' Tools, cT tte bet qualitv. lso. a Isrge Stock of Paint, 5 hoe, Counter and other Bunne. It'-cs leave toca'l thf'a.ention of Orocert buying Hardware, vho will find it to their interest to examine uii Stock before purchasing eluewhwe. JACOB TRAUII, cir23 Successor to A. Walpkixch. "Wholesale Floor. Depot. "T"K are inc n:srt receipt of and have In storo si) fsale, stall titoes a Urge sock of the be brands of Flour, loth Extra and tiupernne, to whica we invite the trwte. BROWN k AIRMAN, tnr corner Main street and Canal. I"E'S EXTRA FAMILY FLOtR--i In bbbf, and for sale by ur.J BROWN & AIKMAN. ECF.1YED BY KXTRE5S. Frank Leslie s New M&gazine for March, Lcueraon's Mataxine aud Patr.ain't Montb.v: at eVTJ . . J.IIEALEY'sC Hwcct Potatoes, from .ew Orleans. BBL?. SWEKT POTATOES reeeivel per Str. Peter Tellou; for sale by s z.. u. cuuiv s ou.-i. fBKA, TOBACCO AD CIGARS. JL T5.Oi)0 As-orted Imported Cigars; Poxes Choir Toicco; Mhn ChestsTea,forsaleataenialI1vreefor cash by Z. U. COOK & &ON. r LUCIUS HAUT, IM PORTER & DEALER IN' METALS, 4 AND 6 litTRLTNO SLIP, . .fcW YORK, OFFERS FOR SALE BAN CA TIX, 6TRAIT1 Tin, Antimony, trpanish and Araerican Iead, Slab Zinc, Copper, fciMiiuth, Rar Tin and Bar Lcftd, Daohit metal, ue!ter äolder. Plwmoers Solder, fte. Also. liltlT A IA and PLATED WARE at wholesale and retail. marl3-tn 500 BUSH. PRIME OATS, received pf Kate srTlet; for sale by y.. M. COOK ft fiOS.

is. I. Fa hv u stock' Vcriniluge. 1 FTEKan exp..-rienre of almost thirty years in X the irepi'atton of Verroifure, I am now enabled V oirer uy Improved Vermifuge to tbe public, as an article in e try wav wnthy of confidence, it being too most etioctual Worm Destroyer in either Children or Adult s yet introduced. Thi fact which Is a' tested by Certificilea ef persons of weil known veracity, enables n-e without any hesitation whatever, to guana tte it to give the fullest satisfaction. B. L. FAHESTOCK, Late of the firm of R. A. ?ahen&lock ft Co. old wholesale, by B. L. Fsher.atork ft Co, Wholesale lruggiat, "o. f0, corner tVood and Fourth sts., Fittsburg, Ta. bold also by John Laval, Chat. Leich and J J. Peiinit4.n,Iru gists, Evansville. fja 13-d"3m SCIsLIXG OUT! riiE undersigned heg to give notice to the rublie A. in Fmeral.thHibey are detenub.td to sell out their entire stock of China, Glass and Qaeenswarc. Being desirous to quit -his business, they are wiUling to sell their goods at, and DKLOW COST PRICES. Tt's ts a very excellent Opportunity for Families so furnish themselves with cneap Queensware, and should not be overlooked. ,Cai) wholesale buyers are particularly requested to give us a call. LOXJIg t&EY ft CO., tr.rt4-Imd ' Main streeL OAF, C'RCSHED AX&PQWDERED 6CGAH.. JLi 25 bbls. just receiTed and for sale by marl ' GILBERT ft BOWU-g. BABCOCK SONNTAG nroBTrss or Guns and- Fishing Taeklt, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BEG LEAVE to call the attention of Gunsmiths and Sportsmen to their large Stock of Fin an Flain, Double and Sinele-trrel Sit Guns; Colt and Allen's Tbtols, Rifle barrels. Gun Locks, and every article for Gun Makers. Sporting Apparatus, such as Game Bags, fchot Bells. Tow A ex TlaJts, Percussioa Caps, Hunting Knives, and Fin Pocket Calery. AI, a largo stock ofU 'STLZL rantsd ea-so. TPfjrST RirEIVEÖ ET EXPRESS.J Yanxee Iforioos for March, ; fwin Icsttiöva Besser; Mns'.rai Laouet, for sale 17 fjt J. HE ALT.

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