Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 124, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 April 1858 — Page 2

toinsbillc ailn journal EVAXSYILLE, IND. SAT U ED AT MORNINO APRIL 17

(ttr;Tho fate of the Kansas Bill has

again been made doubtful by the dubious conduct of Mr. English and three other

anti-Lecorapton Democrats. Mr. Eng lish has steadily professed himself op posed to the Lecompton Constitutionhas argued and Toted against it. But he, with L. V. Hall of Ohio, Owen Jones of Pennsylvania, and George II. Pendle ton or the First District ef Ohio, all whom have been opponents of tb- H.Ar voted for the Committee of Coi crencc. These changes were just enough to throw the pvs-cr into tha Speaker's hzU Mr. Enghsn, btepriens, oi Ucokj.:, tr.i Hoard, Kepublican, of New Yc: ;'r Stitiue mo tommuice oi i3aersu-; The report and doings of this Cju '.i: will depend upon the opinions of 2u English, he being tho umpire Leiwen tho an ti-Lecompton Republican member, and the ultra South'.' rn advocate of the Lecompton Bill. The views of Mr. English arc set forth in a proposition made by him in a caucus of Democratic members of Congress which was held to devise some means of a compromise between the Lecompton and anti-Lecomp-ton Democrats. The following is the paper submitted by him to the caucus. 1st That it is highly desirable that Kansas should be admitted at once, if it can be done on satisfactory terms. 2d. That our greatest objection is that tho Lecompton Constitution does not embody the will of the people of Kansas. 3d. That for the sake of union and harmony in the Democratic family, and as a choice of evils, wo will waive other objections, and vote for admission on the following terms, viz: 1st. That it be secured to our satisfaction that the Legislature of Kansas will be placed in the hands of free State men we believing that a majority of free State men were elected on tho 4th of January, 1839. 2d. That the bill admitting Kansas as a State bo so amended as to secure to our satisfaction that the constitution may at once, or at any time after admis sion, if the people desiro it, be changed altered, amended, or abolished, so as to conform to tho public will. There was no objection in tho caucus to giving tho Legislature to the Freo State men, but the Lecompton members insisted that the constitution could no bj changed till 1SG1, and they, in the most decided terms, refused to incorpor ate any such provisions a3 proposed by Mr. English, in the bill, and tho caucus broka up without effecting anything. Mr. English subsequently put his proposition in the form of a section to the bill, which he designed to have offered as an amendment, had he had an opportunity, in the following words: Ji it further rcfc;, Th tk KttA rf Kansas is admitted into the Union upon the express fundamental condition that the Lcjflature of said State elected on the 4th of January 1S53, or any Legislature of said State hereafter elected, have the right at any time, to submit the question to a vote of tho peoplo of said State, whether they will or will not have a convention to chanpc, alter, or modify their constitution; and the right to adopt all necessary means for giving effect to the popular will in relation thereto; and the organization of the said State of Kansas nnder the provisions of this act shall be deemed and taken as its assent to and accmieccnce in tho constitution hereinafter expressed. Which he contended would bo incorporating in tolegal form, the language andviewsexpressed by the President, in the following sentence of his message to Congress: Tho Legislature of Kansas already elected may, at its vory first session submit the fiticstion to a vote of the people whether they will or will not have a Couvention to amend their Constitution. anJ adopt all necessary means for jivinjj elfoet to tho popular Will. It is probable that Mr. English will agree to accept the Senate bill amended as proposed by him in caucus. The amendment admit?, in the most odious form, the right of Congressional inter vention to construe or set aside the posi tive provisions of a State Constitution. If it were adopted it would have no force . for no conrt in the county would sustain it. It would serve only as a trap for the people of Kansas, who would have to ac cept the constitution as it is, and then in violation of one of its most imperative provisions, attempt to set it aside under the sanction of an act of Congress. It appears io us that the violation of con stitutional principles by tho amendment would be a3 outrageous a3 the attempt to force a constitution, they had never sanctioned, upon a people. If Mr. English can force the adoption of this nugatory amendment, he will support the Senate bill, and perhaps carry it through the llouse. Missing Crew Tckxed Ur. Somo threo years ago it waa reported in Jsew York that the clipper ship Helena had been lost at sea, with all hands on board. The captain's narao waa Thompson, and Le had a wife and several children in New York. The Helena had a cargo of coolies from China bonnd for Cuba, and it was conjoctnrcd by some that the coolies had risen and murdered the crew. Tho insurance offices paid the policy, and an administrator was appointed for tho captain's estate. But Mrs. Thompson has had unflinching faith that her husband was safo and would return. A day or two ago a vessel arrived at New York, ana reported having passed and hailed a vessel bound for China, which had on board Capt. Thompson and crew of tho Helena. Tho feelin a of those having relatives n board can better be imagined than described. 07" The Free soil party Jn Missouri encouraged by their success in the municipal elections propose to form a State ticket to test the question of free and slave labor in the whole State.

07"The banks of New York city now

hold in their vaults, thirty-two and a half millions of dollars in gold, and steamers are on the way from California with a million and a half more for that port. The undrawn deposits in the city banks are upwards of $70,000,000. Money is abundant, large gums are idle j in all tho Eastern cities. In London, by the latest accounts, there was a plethora of specie, and short loans were effected at 2J to 2 per cent, interest per an num. This shows a remarkable contrast . , , . ... A ith the state of affairs on both Sidc3 ol l per &zcum. Exchand on Europe is below actual par, makicg a loss of to 1 per cent, to the seller of bills. A further decline on bills would render tho importation of specie profitrblc. Whilo the , 4 m -,u market affords the ev idence that our iS pretty Well ?'i'ropcan indebtedness is pretty cleared off, the amount of reduction in our imports is astonishing. Tho difTerence in the imports into New York for the last three months, compared with he same period last year exceeds the enormous sura or thtrtv-six millions. . . . . . ,, t changes in the balances of trade, and if it could be maintained, would ere long, transfer the center of exchange for the commercial world from London to New York. m t rn ... n'U nAm 1 The LW ILKRIIORILS. Iho tornmittec of tho Senate have reported ,i .v- 4 , ,:,. 1 I aeainsi niaKin0 vrujuia a nrruurjf, uu. propose to form it into a separate judicial ie i . . I '.i district, to remain attached to New Mex ico, giving: it a fair proportion of repre sentatives in the Territorial Legislature. This arrangement will remedy all the existing evils and save the expenses of a new Territorial Government. The Com mittee have reported a bill which pro vides that no new State shall be formed

the Atlantic, only six months go, when thfng to do with this new piece ol par ty J . York in three days and eighteen houra, favoritism! Aaa it anv part of tho price money :u London was worth ten per mrtf r paid for his support of tho Lecompton Con- . , . xt which will divert a largo amount ol ' rvn f -r I in w A rb tmnlTrurilnt. StltUtlOllI

until it has the requisite population for a which was effected by perjury and a member of Congress, which, according packed jury, excites the strongest indigto the present ratio, is ninety-three nation at Memphis. The Enquirer says:

thousand five hundred and twenty in- , i mi i ii i habitants, and will nrobablv be mora , than a hundred thousand after 1800: , f ... ... .. . I Ä"u'u,luu' v be sent to Congress until it shall have been submitted to and ratified by the penple to the end tint Congress may have the best evidence the nature ol the caso admits of, that it is the act of the people and embodies their will. This provision applies to all the Territories except Utah. How the overnment I Defrauded. The New York Herald discloses an other outrageous fraud unon tho Gov- .... .. r., eminent, in the operations of the War Department, lhe same men who are supposed to have been concerned in the f ort Snelling swindle, and in that oM Ihrogg's eck near New ork, are concorned in this new operation. From the j ,;.,nm.fina .D.nln W VUWUtUv)ktUVVg bVUMIII IUVOV bUI vv transactions, it is difficult to avoid the , . a... r- m. j 1- i- ! cuniu6ion uiai. uov.novu uns mmseu .... ... I SOme Complicity in lllCm. I it seems that the Government had been nepotiating for a tract of Land at New liedford, which contained the only euitable site for a fort to defend that place. A military en.rinopr ha.l ovnmin.l t.l.n lnr,.l n,l 1..1 aa rmme tx.M. wna An 1 . aaWa. I . t nihil 1,11c vnnvi vu iiiu Kims iv w nn;,i .v ii.a r.nv.n.m.n. nimit- tt (vin .n aero for thirty acres. This was reported at W ashington, when Mr. Mather and Mr. Sehcll at onco appeared at New Bedford, and conditionally bought, at $i,ooo an acre, sixty acres, including the thirty acrci hxed upon by tho engineer, paying 8 per cent down, lhe pnrchaso waa to bo binding on them in case they could sell it to the Government, and not otherwise. They then proposed to tllCir friend, the Secretary Of r, to sell him the tract for $103,o)0, thus making for the partners the snntr and modest little sum Of $13,000. It was, however, thought moro priulcnt to leave tho prico to referees, and by thi means tho Government finally had to pay $7S,00 for the tract, which at the time was assessed On the tax books Of XCW liedford at Borne $12.000 only. " " " " UTlue poatmasicr general Ol ureal Britain has not published his annual re- . . . port, but enough is known to have it a fixed fact that last year over fire hunj , , . , , üred million letters were written and sent by mail in the United Kingdom. O The profits of the year r.mountcd to not far from six million dollars, showing clearly that tho remunerative point of postage is somewhere not far from a halfpenny, or one Yankee cent. It will be verv .lifTiriilt for our porernment to find . . . . . what would be a remunerative point, undcr the present system of management, e , .ur every one avoius uio use oi mo mans ..w ft.al as lar as practicable, lor tney are both slow and uncertain. They are constantly behind private expresses, and far more unsafe. Integrity In a Convict. The Cincinnati Gazette gives an ac count of the repayment of a loan by a convict in our penitentiary at JeiTersonville, which he negatiated with the sherlffofllamilton county, Ohio, many years ago. Having been sentenced for a long .a ru- i-.it:.,,. .;r. ;n . .i-.,.,l-a., term for killing his wife in a drunken brawl, he has by overwork laid up in the hands of the mtW the prisoo more than $200. Out of this sum he ordered a rem.tt.De. to be made to the sheriff, of the original loan, with interest to date. The letter enclosing the remittance was written by the convict in a feeling tone, expressing much gratitude T for the loan, and especially foi the iwnuer in which it was granted. This fel- , . .... . ... low is, we think, worthy of the Covernor'a clemency. (KT On last Sunday evening the body fifimin ...f y . or a man was found m the Ohio river about two miles below Madison in this c,fA ir. , . . ' . OMW- ie is supposed to have hAn drowned accidentally. . . ' w

fc7Ä delegation of tho Pawneo In j

dians have bee n at Washington, and made a treaty with the government, r i.rww rUr.A fnr transfernng 12,000,000 acres of Und. for which they arc to receive & 10,000 per annum, which will give each member Of the tribe about $10 yearly. They are now on their way back to Nebraska. (TBy the time table recently adopt ii ' Afj:,in fmm ! cd by a convention of directors from the Tennessee and Virginia Kauroaus, iieid at . t,a.a rMAa Memphis, passengers over these roads I from Memphis will reach Richmond, Va., r travel from the old route by the Ohio river. We f.-Jtr we ahull sea but few of our Tennessee fiiends on this route hereafter. Ohio. It ia tcventy-ono years to-day (April 7 th) Mnce the emigrant party rrom Ncw IImrldro landed in Marietta, Ohio. This was the first permanent settlrucnt cf f t In thft TVrritrtrv. A winner . thosc who wcnt wilh lhc infant colony M.er General Lewis Cass, ex-Governor Woodbridga, of Michigan, and Dr. HiUreth, who yet live, and enjoy a halo and vigorous old What a chanro in aeveuty-ono year! Ohio has now two million fire hundred thousand people, industrious, enterprising, and intelligent. Fn.Fir.nT .'Rp'tido rriTtntr cargoes to 0 0 0 I the Louisville steamers, who rclj- on . I this point for a good portion Of tneir . .. . .... I frcgltSj we ijaT0 haj two iarSe boats, the Choctaw and the McGill. from St. Louis, ........ I prcscnt w-eek, both of wmca got the I principal part of their loads here. Freights arc so scarce at St. Louis, the same ooats propose 10 return wr auuiuvr trip. The exports of produce from this city the present season will largely CX' c:ed thosc of any previous year. fX7" The acquital of Dolton, tho slave dealer, for tho murder of McMillan, Wc think it time that the execution r i... l . i i of the law should bo place! in other I J . l -l- I 1 1 . a 1 "j1"'1. w . " . F'F V. US Ulli 1 Carried On in lllC laCC Ol all UWS, toth human and divine. Thus a-ain IS another instance of the taking of human life, in cold blood, justified by a jury of twelve men calling themselves huncst. What good citizen can feel himself protected by the laws of his State, when the carrying them out is dene as it has been in this instance? Senator Drighl'a Democracy. Senator Briht'd doctrine Uiatutlio whole plinciple of the Pllbniission f constitutions to a direct vote of the pcoplo, is not only subversive of the great cardinal idea upon which our government la based, but is also, In itself, vicious and destructive to all proper jcsuution," aceras to have been little recarded by any party, in any locality; tor the tmctlj. fta,cJ br iIr Montgomcry'of l'ennsylvnnia, in Ina speech in the iiouuo or i.ep-bod-nieO, u.. theo i. ..imria State in tins Uuion, whoso constitution, cither n ordinal or nnicnuca iiirumeni, lias not been .submitted to a vote of the people. 1 Every American citizen U now livin? nnder n organic act which lias derived its vital ,)0Wer- dIrectlv from a vote of the Pconle at V .M.a. , ' - luw uauus uoi. in. couiincuiury is tins "l1 " espiwjtfu BU 1 euerai uuf.0" of Scuator Bright! W e are aorry lor n.a ?wn BRK.C mas ue nas pcrpeiratc.i s.kh a ibcl ur ? "P'J1 of l"? a- m whlch w UVC. Jutlvna I IKmoCial. I - .a.. .. 1 T-v i ' UZT 1 bo 8rrick. Democrat whose course upon the Lecompton üestion has I, - . ., heen fearless, independent, and consistant with the ancient principles of its I . ,. . ., .,, parij, spsasing oi uic iansas uui, says; After nil the boasting about the strength of the naked Lecompton scheme in the North, let us seo what tho .Northern DmocratiC vote was on the motion to"adlicrc." Nays SO, yea 22. 1 lie Democratic Congressmen from this State were equally divided. A glance over tho yeas and nays shows generally 'Democrats on tho anti-Lecoi.ipton side who have never "nickered," who never worshipped a Know Nothing, an Abolition, or any other idol set Up in oppoitien to Democracy. On the Lecompton hide, we find M-OU'S of Abolitionists, Know Nothings, and Disnniouista, onr now converts who aro deuouueing Democrats uenounc muyineiru i i oi long years, w i.cn their üoiled months will speak. Men whose Democracy has been wn'ptestioncJ up to the advent of the Yankee i dvcnturcr lrd Calhoun, and who have the Limjnnati platform , their hand, eau well air- rd u lw inostioncJ bJ tJ, ncw convcita. NVbilo snch nun I I . 1 4 It. a!. a.. are building up the great Democratic party, let it be remembered that tbe tone which tile builders refuse 1, is becoino the hcaJ atone of the corner." A'efolr-J, That we reccgniso tho riplit of tho pcoplo of all tho Territories, including Kansas an J Nebraska, nctinsr through the lc"frally and fairly expressed will of majority of the actual residents and whenever the numher of their inhabitants justifies it, to form a Constitution with or without domestic flaveT "d bo admitted into tho Union upon i terms oi pcriceictiuuiiiy w itn tue oilier ctutcs. tVi. Plat. aJoft. Jun 6, 1SÖC. Leviathan Farm. We have been looking for tho announcement of enter prises like tho following for somo years past. Farming on a large scale with machinery will soon put down tho competition of small farmers who operate with manual labor, and the old fashioned implements. A new papr recently started in .New 1 ork, C3uC(i The Movement, states that "some men of wealth in Xcw York, Buffalo and Chicago, have it in contemplation to cstablish ,omcwbcre in tho w'e8t a Leviathan Farm, of frem 100,000 to 200,000 acres. JifiÄÄ,.".!"'. machinery, what has been done in the pant SJJAJ! ning wheel. They will organize the vast . 1 machinery, to plow, plant, reap and render harvests, vast herds of horsos,shoep, and cattle of tho most select stock, and the cultivation of fruits and grains upon a grand The organization will juatly combine the interest of capital and laber. and by its colossal economies, and its scientific apnliances ef creative, industrial power, ana its just system of distribution, it will attempt t0 &. to tho world, the example of a true Republic, an Industrial Commonwealth, where poverty, duplicity, robbery and crime re unkn0WE Tho next number of the Movement will contain tho plan in full. h.. Ii mnin. '..n. a Jieii ui VC.bU HÜU KVUIUO NIC I "VVllliJ 1 11 vitud to examine It." . .....

Senator Bright gets 6,000 Acres or

Laxd tob . Tho corrcspou dent of the Burlington Ilawkcye, writing from the Land Offico at Council Bluffs, after ppoaking of tho gratraijll for land'on lbo orcn. ing of thc ofiice, says: Daring tho second week after tho ofiiee Wei ton t0 nencd, an order was received trom . . I I lI..t... - WaialiinaVviiiiuissiuucr jieuurioi, locatc six thousand (C.000) acres in the name of tho Hon. Jesao D. Ilnjrht or Indiana. Of course the order was complied with, out of regular office hours and thns ho houorablo fceuator ot a nic0 iicc of the public una at a single nam, wnuo i; o rest ot us Had to take our turn at u.o mm Uie wLecl rollcJ rounJ WoKdcr if the peculiar position which Senator IJrightbcCUpics towards the ad i.inidtration had any Tho Sullivan Democrat says large quantities o f wheat arc being re ceived in that town, for which the mer chants are paying siity cents cash, or al- . . lowing sixty-five cents on store account. jn this city prime wheat is worth seven ,., 1Tecc SPECIAL NOTICES. sim?( 3ii:dicim:. let the Puree, tict the Cheapest, Jet the most Llllcnclou. In short, pet TIIE BEST, which are Da. Itoaica's .riMUMTIlX ÜLOOU FlUiriEK KD lil.OOD Pll.t.S. I These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegeUMe, u. - renoi,ad eirecU.and can not hy any jossihilily Injure the nnt delicate contitutiou. Never was a good Sri'"!? Melicine so necessary as now, for in adlilion to tic Skin Diseases and deningel S.ouiach and 1 I.... 1.;..1, trl.ilw Tvmuliiroa. tt t mimf Pi!nCnt toallnho Mt accustoms! to notelUe powerful t m.J Ml lli-tf tYiA ninil invert tliP "'"""X w' "1 " VI.,";, ,J i, " , : i . body, that tiie anxiety or mind causi iy tue laie widt health of ahn t every one. Then cleanse, stn-ngth en and purity 5"our system with the Scandinavian Remedies, and you will pmhnbly save yourself from serious illness the coming tutuuicr. C2T See advertiemcnt. aril m V"W - A. a 1. fi-fl. a.1laWa. t U 1 rttail,and perton.hy apt-tf IGLEIIART BROTHERS. t2lIdines9, lleadachr, Ac.-TLese pains and liaSigreeaM fcelinc are generally syni;tonis of some other complaint; snch as dyjK-psia, ap-'-plcxy, and Viiriotts others, all i t which are caused hy coirupt noxiuus matter, clopging the vsuious circulations; hence, a stream or ru.h of blood to the head, and ly the excitement a great presuie on the brain. fiidline.4,healache, loss of uiemory, dimness of ij.lit,an l various other compLitiitj are the result. Thus it will be seen tlutt all the alwve iiinfal and distressing malalie o e their origin to the Mood. Ir. Morse's In. wnKootrijuWeac c;nelh:tt will t!i'roujthly iurry the Mood. Tney en- ...... . : ter the Mood, and follow the stream of life on its jour- I ney through the system. They n.t out nil foulness and impurity, and drive out every unhealthy ottructKin They khould be tien every night in sulhcicnt lUtntlties t- operate briskly, by coiuniencing with two pills on going t lel, three the next night, four the next; if the ymt'ms arc-not removed, eoiumcbce attain with two pills and go up a?a:ii as bvfore. Con tinue ill like unnner, until the Mood is thoroughly purified, aud all pain and .ijtre. is entirety rc iuovel. Ü 'tain one ofonr Free Almanacs, and read the his tory of Dr. Morse's father, and how this medicine was introduced. BEWARE of a counterfeit of these Pills tellow wairrERS, All genuine are In blvb wraners, with the signature of A.J. White & Co., on each box. Price 25ct. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Tills arc soi l hy dealers in Medicines. maraitlj-w 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Casts 3000 Cases 3000 Caees. rr-AX OLD INDIAN DOCTOR whi ho male his fortune and retire.! from business, will spend the remainder of his days in curing that dreadful disease, CONSfaMPTION-rats or chakie; his earned desire being to communicate to the world his re-odi-Hint have proved successful in mere than Wa cases. He requires each applicant to send him a minute deKTiption of the symptoms, with two stamps, rt cents) to pay the return letter, in which he wi'.l return them his ADVICE PRESCRIPTION, with directions fur preparing the medicines, ice. The OLD DOCTOR hopes that thosc n til ic ted will not, on account of delicacy, refrain from consulting him because he makes No Charge. His sole object in advertising Is to do all the good he can lieforc he dies. He feels that he is Justly celebrated for the cure ft Consumption, Asthma, Bronchiti, Nitvoiis AcctioniT, Coughs, Colds-, i.e. Address DOCT. USCAS ItRANT, Box SKI, T. O. New York. January":, l. f.mlw.l 30u0 Cases I nr.r. Va(. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. 3000 Cases. ,ftftn rae(1. ouuutaset. 3000 Cases. JUUÜ Cases Coüßamptlon A.N OLI INDIAN Ü0CT0K, while a Missionary among the InCared. . dians r the Rocky Mountidnn, discovered a RAKK I'LANThat roves Consumption t he a wain cure f..r Coii?mnp'.ion, i:ronchit;s,Asthiaa, Liver Cooiphiiut, Curd Nervous A flections, Coughs, Colds, kc. Having nowmmle his fortune Coaatimptioa and retired from bu.,;ncss,hcwill send tlie rrtTii.in ml ilirectks fori Cured. preparing the mnlicines raKS or (HARf.K, It ail who Kire it, and Consumption will end tli' IraH lreJ, em-logins two sl.mipj (C cent, to p-iy the return Cored. letter, with a le.-criptiiii f liielr t.vniptoms. Consumptioa The 01(1 p.-tor ha enr4 nmre tU;in 3XX) cases or coMSf .hitio Cured. al'ue, ami Impcs all afflirU-.l penple . will avail thenwelvcs of tliis opjM.rConsumption inuj., tw v H.tor wisi,. t do all th; go d he can lcfore lie dii-s. Cured. Ailtlres Consumption doct. uxcas ruast, Boxtt r. 0., Cared. mrin Cmlwd. New Vork. COAT. KODIAM MININO COMTAXV, (Oftlee on Water street, under the Tclcpwgli Office.) C.trt loails of It! bushels of Bwliam Mine Ctnl delivered to any part of the city at 1 W) per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the pun-hasix. Noted of cnlrent banks of Illinott and Vi.-onsin taken in payment. JOHN V YMONP. decW-tf. Secretary and Manager. Does any of our High Livers ever eat too much dinner! If any of our readers have cooks who tempt their appetite little to far, I will tell a eeret that will, leal them to the enjoymcntof their dinner withouta visit from tint gouty old gvutlemaa Dyspepsia. Take a dosk or Dr. ?Ai7roRD'f InviooBAToa irrr CATIM7, ASO TOP WILL WIVCR BE TROUBLED WITH Isnt.jKSTio; bnt on ths contrary, lcfre the next meal time apiroaches the appetit will be sharpened to appreciate any kind of food. If the food rises or ours, the Invigora'.or will fix the m&tter at once, for there imcthing in it that, to use the expression of a friend, will let a man ent gravel stones, ana take the Invignrator and they will digest. U"e have tried it in d'tulde doses, on one or two occasions, for sick headach" and it acts like a charm. What we want to say to our readers, youns or old, is, if anything ails ynu, go without delay and (.'et a bottle of Da SiMDrOKD'g IsvH.OBATOn.and if it dun 'teure, come and tell uj, for we want to see one person tliat it will not benefit. (See Advertisement.) n.a-30-d4;wlra Dil. COlHiWELL'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC That has produced auch remarkable t-Rect in many cases of Nktralcu, Vertigo, and affections or the IIead, caused by dwtnrlcd circulation, In those who haTC tried it in this city, is for sale at KKLI-KR WHITE'S. y The highest testimonials of its ctlleacy liave been given by a number of the mot respectable citizens who hav tried it.

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

YVSi NOTICES in thin place, 10 cent rrline S (solid A gate) one insertion; 2" cents per hne three times; Socetit per line oue eck; discount on longer time Mexican Mustang Liniment. roni rich anil poor, bond and free: all color, g rades and conditions of life, we hear the rame meed of prake awarded this wondcrrul article. Sores are healed, jain rehevel, lires saved, valuable itiiu:;iU made useful, and untold ills assunped l.y this great medicine which are sur prising to the Juflenui.t of man. What family does not require a standard Liniment. Who ever heard of the same eflerts produced l-y any other fti ticlcl For Cuj, l'.ruiics Spra'ns. Khoil:n:ili.äin, Swelling, Strained Horses, &c , It has e-inl. I'.kwark or Imitations. The genuine Mushing Liniment is sold hy all respecLMe Diupsi.: and Livery Men in etery town, parish and hnmtet throughout North and South America, Euroi and the Islai.ds uf the Ocean. Uuy at once. ll;warcof any other 'lirazs's Liuiment-' It I is ahase imitation. BAUN 1.3 & TARK, Proprietors, New York. iu:v3l-dS:wlin Ask Mr WatKtns, of Lynchhurr, if Chas. Te Orath's Ekttric Oil did not cure him (rheumatism and raiiu received from a fall. .'' Ask Rev. Mr. Caldwell if it did not relieve him of m" Ask Jlr. M ckh, of Buchanan, if it did not cure him of celled glandi in the throat in fifteen minute. when the D.Krtors said he would die in a short time, Ask Mrs. Argyle, if It did not relieve her of the Le4.u he in fifteen minutes. I Ask Mrs. Blakfot, of Lynchl.urg, if it did not I cure her of head iciiein fifteen minutes. I ni.3 un M num. Mcasani ana nanniess us proper- i tics are all for giKxt. Children should have it given thein teething and for croup. Beware of läse initators, irofessiu; to make Electric Oil. They know nothing of Us manufacture, their only aim leing to cetmouev! Lookout! Bewac! The only genuine I made at the old estahlisbtacnt, 59 South Hh t-trett, Li. 1.1. .. -A .K...r,;J.1 Uv n l ,camp. Same on the wrapinr and Mown in the ut&. liui I .IIVVa-UB 9a M. i ' " "V M ' J mm - - i little. i Ror. C. BE UH AT 11, Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil in the world. apviw IIoHteller's Stomach Btllcrs.-'J'he Trell-ment ed rucc4-s of these eclehrated Bitters, and the daily favcir with w hich it has Wen received hy our mof t re1aWe citizens, s-aki volumes as to its elhcacy In - ... , . uiKneu. ...s.iiu.creüuu.rai.jLiuw. study auJ oWvation in the Doctor's rracticc, so rn-ir 1.11 fimttTri.)! r n-ivi win riMsir:itir'v in iwispn nr i . it to the world, as Unsurpassed in cflectinga apeedy , certain arid ierr.iancut cure for all irregularities and weakness of the digestive organs, and which most persons can tr.u-e to ill health. Sold by all Drujgist?, Grocers, and Hotils, throu;hout the United State and Canada. 1 Criatodoro' llar 1 ye. The transition of the Hair from grey, red, or sandy, to li-own or blaca,iroiiucoi ny tins anicie is i.iririittvi9,iuiu uic cuior brought out i natural, bright and l II AMili VDLi: under exiosure to the air or sun. Being also a nutri tious ir.piuution, free from corro.-ive ingredi.'bts, it is h,Sh,yRK.r.FiriALTO TUB HAIR, and hence is a taviritc not only with meu ot Fashuii, hut is uni vers-illy approved by Ladies as a toilet ivi -ti de of inestimable value Sold everywhere and ap plied by all Haii Dressers; JOSEPH CRISTODORO, nirTl-lniil& W No. fi, Aitor lloufe. New York. Ilvsprpsin and Fit. DR. TRACY DELORMK, the great eurer of Consumption, was for several years so ladly afllicted with Dy sjeisia that for a part of the time he was confined to his ld. He was eventually cured hy a rresTiption furnished hin ly a young clair voyant girl. This prescription, tiven 1" a mere child while in a state of trance, has cured everybody who has taken it, never having failed once. It Is equally as sure in cases of Fits as of Dyspepsia. The ingre dients maybe found in any drug store. I will send this valuable prescription to any person on the receipt of one stamp to pay postape. AdJreis, Dr. TRACY DELORM , Great Curer of Consumption, apl-di wlm New York Post Office. Late Discoveries In Tautology show that very many of the diseases which attlict mankind arise from impurity of the blood. This has long leeu sui ected hut is only lately known. In consumption, tubercles are found to 1 a sedimentary deposit from the Mood Dropsy , Oout, Cancer, Ulcersand Eruptions, all arise in divorlcred deposits from the blood. Billiocs diseases and fevers are caused solely hy its deranged un healthy state, and even the decline of life follows the want of vitality in the blood. In view ef these facts Dr. Ayer designed his Cathartic Pills especially to purify and invigorate th lood.and hence we lelleve to arise its unparale.l!ed success in controlling dinease, !Mlicaf Journal. mrtl &wlm TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATES. One square, (10 lines solkl Agate), three times. 91 00 One week, t 59 Two weeks, 3 .VI One month 4 W Three month 1 r0 Ms months, 10 on One vear, 00 I !ieount on larger ad vertisemants. iff Cards of sis lim-s or under, $10 per annum. iff" No till forl)id".KWertisements-received. Jtff No advertisement inserted f'T less than !. UAUDIAN'S SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TBIIIE undcrsi?nel, as Guardian of the heirs of a JoUn Jarv.s, will ell on SATl ltlA 1 , May tho fth,ftt the houe of the said John J.irris. deceas ed, on Wa'kT street. Ivua;co, the Household urniuire, of said deceased, consisting of Ileds, Uedding Cliuir.4, Taiile, and a variety or articles Uk num rous to mention. Terms, n' ale. aplT-iawSw M. V- JONES, Guirdian. rl(l RtS. 15OJ10O .rti1. common t' choice, 'OrurKiicrty OILBKKT & IiUWlaK?, apli Srvcamore near Vater. S.HJ. IöO drums In finrdrr, for h tpi-v low. V npij o i mi k it r aino wles. C JED CORPS. Cotton, Manilla and Hemp iu dozEI) CORIt.S.-Cotton, Mai ms and reels, for sile bv Bi m rl' I LIIERT It BOWLE?. i"TA1 LS. Jc0 keK, all si , for sile v 11 aplT tilLHKKT & I'.OWLES. TTUT.-.- 151)1. Brar.il Xnts, Almnnds, FilWrts, il ami Kn;li.-li W.ilnuts, in store ami on the way, for sale low l.y II LUKliT & ItoWLKS. OSKYVILLK MILLS" FLOl'K. A supp!v JL in Iuit.Is and sack, kpt cont.-wt1 v n band, fr : by li,,'i?t-Ltll ,:',w-,'i:s: f lÖBAtrCO. UM in.xes and c.i Idles Twist, is Tialf Jl iouuii and piunds ToK-i-to, for sale vors low by CJ 1 1 H K KT UO IV I. K S , aplT Sycamore near Water. B.F UrEIVKI I.4KT .MG1IT.Jltk. iorley's Lady s Book, f..r May; Oinliax'a Macaziuc, do Jo; Hi! Ion's Weeklv, do do; l.odevKttern llook. do do; The Thi Beauties, hy Mrs. Soutliworth; iodcy'H Itook of Toilet; New York Ldgcr, Hth of April; Wag of our L'nion, 24ih of April; i:l. m's l'i.'tril, do do; Uarper'a Weekly, do do. lor sale at J. HEALT'3. api WHITE LEAP. 30J Kens in "5. V swid 100 lb. f Ktgs for Mleby OHIt.PAL7.ELL Si CO. apI7 71I1TE LIME AND CEMENT. V 2tils. Lime; 100 do Cement; Jut received and for sal by ORK. P.1T.7.E1.L, CO. aOtN PHI KS . s5.Vi Kegs New Castle Poda; 5 t'croons Indien; 10 gross Ess Coilee; Mils. j,ith's tidcrTintffar; "0 ill. Rosin; U Boxes Summer Md. Caudles; Li Tierce IViiue K'n-e; 11 1 Cases Matclics. For saleby OUR, UAL7.ET.L, Ik CO. Sweet Potatoe Plaut!. t AM now prepared to fill orders for any amount of choice sweet potatoe plant. A coi,tnt supply to Le bad at the store of Z. 11. Cook it Son. aplb FRED. HA UTE. MACHINE-MADE HOrtSE SHOES. ffMIE TROT IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at I Trov, N. Y..have HEN RV BKItHKN'S IMl'KOVEl HORSE SHOE MACMINEKY now in successful operation, and are prfxirl to execute order for UOKK and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Tattern, at a price but little above the price of H'.rse Shoe Iron. The quality of the Iron ed in these shoes U wrranted in eveJy respect. These shoes hive been approved of, and are now used by the United States liovernment exclusively, as also by many of the riiH.-ipal Stage and Omnibus Companies and Home Shoers throughout lhe country. Any person inclosing f5 to the undersigned, will have a sample of 100 II s., assorted nizes, sent to bis address. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at ITroy, will receive prompt attention. WM.F. BURDEN, Agent, Plly Trov, N. Y. Ir i me. " JLi o Rbls. White Lime; 30 1 1 lids. Hray Lime: lt Bids. Hvdraulic Cement; la store and for :ale by GEO. FOSTER & CO .

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rvnltIr iV...i?S'7Lw. . l fi?J!?Z y Bales No. I Battinff; upases famines; . 10 Cases Matches. J ds. irwi ved and for sat by apl C-EO. FOSTER CO. IlllM;sTOX E. 5 LSiils. Roll llrimstone: 5 do Flour Sulphur; 2 d- Kpom Salts; 1 Cask Madder. In store and fr Ml lv UKO. KOST Kit & CO. Vy 60 llgs Prime Rio Coffee: 15 do Spice; 15 do l'epper. Just received and forsalehr GEO. FOSTER & CO. ltOOKS! BOOKS!! AND lAlj:il WAItlillOUSi:!! L. JOHNSON, would reiiH-tfullv invite the ii H. attention of mrchants and others to his list of account 1ks, manuf.ictuiv! to order from the very . !.. ..... at..lo..r l'in.lil. best iuper in any style of Binding, srcii Ai LETTER?. DAV rSOOKZ. CASH HOOK!, BLOTTERS, UECKIPT BOOKS, SALES KOOKf, If (-Olli ItoOK S : a id rcrr- othor kind of Blank and Memorandum r.ta At.. trl Ten in a a reat variety : r.nvei .. f ,rv irn: Hütt'. Yellow. White and Blue Inks of all kinds: Gold I'ens and l'en Holder. Letter Clamp, Sand 11., Uuia BAudi, InksUtnii, in perj fcreai Tanwy. o.e. , . -.. ltinttintr Hoard. Letter Stamps, l'aper Weights, . Tie Meiwure, Vn rtmoni es. ,n,i Wranninc Taoer of all kinds and üize, to be iouni at j. u. jviiw. , apl5-tf First st. lietween Main and LocusU KCIIOVAI.. THE suhscriljer hm removollns olhce to ourtn Etrpp. between Main and Sycamore, in the same house oreupied !. !. Rowley, Es-J., as Canal Col lector, lie ripeciruiiy soiiciij a snare or Twuronaije. a pi :Htd DANIEL Uli UTK, J . v. . . . . . . , . CedinlforleVv 5 ccmcnw JUÄ rc api.'. VICKERY k JOHNSTON. TOODWARK. A IiH) oz. Tui and BuckeUi 2U do xealeil half lUshelst ami a variety of small measure, ivcei vel and rr sale i i r u-u ii c. ion v O'nv ly iiiiriiii Ofc waicv' Those who waut something j- . . . . , - nud beautiful in the way of Jcfferj, lvatches, silver arc, Ciocks Spectacles, &c, are invited to rail at the old establishment of IJITTltorF Sc SOX, on Main street near Second, where they will find a ucw and very full stock at very low prices. All articles warranted to be just as represented aplt-2ni4lxw PROF. DE GRATU'S PRACTICE. A fdiert IT Cured In one IMshtby De Orath'a Llectrlc Oil. Lütter raox dr. kevser. Fittsl.nrg, May 21th, 1?3C. Prof. Pk Or ath, 35 South fth St., Thila. I liave a remarkable cure Derutv Shcrifl Kerr of 1'iUniiurir. Iiad a Vitt swollen and namtul liami. 1 ajTlied tlie oil personally, which pave infant relief lie has recommend. I the oil to others atllkted with Kheiinuiti.m, in which tne results were most satis fac tory. Iruly yours, GEO. II. KEVSER, M- D. Great CfRES Citizens, Reap'. Rhktmatism Mr. Joseph l. B;irtle,, Myrtle btreet, says the Flee trie Oil cured him immediately. Pitts. Charies Sexton, Esi.. Ex-Mayor of Camden, S.1TS six appiictttions cured him. Also, cured his l.bcuuiatUai. Neurilri4 Mr. David Mann, aw. Vine street iv.. he was a ereat sulterer, but the Oil cured him. So siysE.ll. tJrant, Es.;., 517 North Eighth street Croi'p. This Oil U infallible for Croup. Ask l.idy at Girard llouse. CauTioa. There are numerous imitations sprung up on the reputation that my articlo nas acquirca. 1 lie puonc must ieware. I ney are worthless. Phila., Sept. 1st, 18j5. Taor. Ds Grth Dear Sir: I must inform you of tue K real iienem a psineiii oi mine iuu niTinmu fpim the application of your Kkctrie Oil. The case was that or a girl ot v years or age, wno was temoij attiicted with scrofula, and a disclrtrge from the Knee The leg hemme so contracted as to literally bu"y the heel in the hip. Jt hal ieen in this state lor anoni i; months, and 1 could find nothing in the whole ".Mate ria Vmiira" to have anv etfift or rive relief. I final ly procured a bottle of' yonr Electric Oil aui gave it tu the mother directing her to anolv it to the inrts aloud the contracted sinews, which 'had theettcct of making the leg nearlv one-fourth stnticbt in about i hours. The annliciitlon of the Oil Was Continued for a'Kiut a wee Ks, using only 6 bottles and now the leg is nearly perfectly straight. .... JOHN Jl.McF.WIN. M.D.; litt Callowhill street. CAtrnot. There are numerco Imitations irrung no oa the reputation that mv article has acquired. 1 ne puniic roast beware, i ney aro wonniass. ap 14-lindlcw NKW SADDLIOIY ESTABLISHMENT. GEORGE T1IORXIIILL, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER Main street, two doors above Creseent City Bank, EVANSVILLE, IND, II E has now a large and complete stocw of Saddles, Bridles, Dray Harneas, Carriaite and Utiscy Harness, both douhle and single, of his own manufactiire on band, and for sale onfcJ1, ai the most reasonable terms. He invites custorn era in the city and from abroad to call and exam ine nis stock. apiJc 3 A ntlXti t ukl EVERYBODY! WHO SUBSCRIBES FOR THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS, A BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER. TIIE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRE-'S is one of he larcest and best literary iaters ofthed.iv. A aree Ouarto containing TWENTY AG-vS, or 1XT OOLCMNl. of entertiintne tualt.-r: and IJiLEUANTLY 1LLUSTKATEU every ween. A GIFT WORTH FROM sft CENTS TO loft W WILL II K SENT TO EACH SI BSC I I It K K OM KLCEIl'T Ok THE SUBSCRIl'TIO.N 3IO.NEV. TERMS: One copy for one year, and 1 gift ti 1 Three copies one year, and 3 pifts 5 oo Five copies one yer, and 5 gifts 8 i Ten copies one year, and 10 gifts Ui Oil Twenty -one copies one year, an t 21 gifts :) CO Canada subscribers must send itf cents each in addition to the aliove rates, to pay the American postage, Inch must he pre-ani. The articles to be distributed are coinpritJ in the lonowinp ii: 1 United S. Treasury Note lOon no 2 du do do iVUOOeach. 6 do do do soonueach. 1 d do do 1'U Odetten 10 Tatent Lever Hunting Cased Watches. ..im 00 0 Hol Wat lies 75 M yi do CO oo um do .M on 3f I.aiUes Gold Watches : 00 2tm Silver Hunting Cased Watches : 00 () Silver Watclnss I0 00 toi 00 Iis Gold Guard. Vest and Fob Chains.. JO Ort to 00 00 liioOGold Pens and Pencils . t W to 15 00 Gold Locfcets, Rraceltts. Brooches. Kar Drops, Breast I'ins, Catr Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Sil rer Thituhles, and a variety of other wrticles, worth from & cents to 00 each. thi receijd of the frbscription money, the sul)srriner s name win he entered u;on our oooks opposite a ntimiK-r, and the giftcorre.rMiding with that nuinocr will be formarde.1 wtthin one weeK to him. by mail or exrreS!, pest-paid. There is neither linmlate nor lotterr nboutrt the aliove, aa every subscriNT is sure of a Prixe off value, w e prercrto maka tnts nne-ai oi.iri'uiioi among them instead of giving a large commissioi to Agents, giving to the ubscT.her the amouLt tha; would go to the Agent, and in many casesa bun dredfuld uoie. OA.MEL AnEK.PnblUhrr. 211 Centre street, New YorK. -rOODE An WILLOW WARE. WW 0' dox. ass. Mirrket Ksket.s; 10 nests assortetl Cloilie' Bafikets; Iff doz. Well Bai-keU, assorted; 5 do Cot t on .Mops 10 do as. Tine and Celir Chump; . nests Wash Tl, 3 in.; 19 do do do I in.; 15do assorted Wash Tubs; 25 do do Buckets; 10 do Ce.hr do; 10! nest ass. Wooden Bowls: Just received by Z. 11. COOK Si SON. arlO O VK ?f.En BAKETS.-SO dox. very ilne Oak Feed Baskets, country make, just received bv Pl0 .. H.COOK Si SOV. iv RW- BooKR! m:w boors:Psalm. aii.l llvmn; Parish Psaluxxly; ClMw:h Psalmist; William E. Beeil on Carpentry Stade Easy; City of the Great King.hr Ur. Bell: Scenes in Clerical Life, taken from Blackwood; New York Ledger. 17th April; Flag of our Union, do do; Ballou's Pictorial, do do; . Harpers' Weekly, 10th do; Just received at J.IIEALY'S. aplO !jew noons: .uw hooks:: LM The Three Beauties; The Belle of Washington; Prince of the llouse of ItaTid; New York Lodger, for April AI; Flag of our Union, do do: Jut received at J. HEALY'SEvauevillc, March 2Tth, 1?.

tir II EELBARUOWS.

II 3 dox. Canal and B. R. Wheel-Barrows; n ,1... Trnf U'lnl.l'.irml! Just received by Z. II. COOK Ä SON. ilfAlltS. i do. Child' Cane Chuir; 8 dos. V illow n ork Mire Chairs: Jost receive.1 by Z. 11. COOK & SON . i ASTJIOLOCSY. ill ANY of our rea.l"iT, donbtless, will 1 Frauned III ti Imtii thai tie Venetian Arlocienne, MilK'lK PII.O'I'O. has arrived in this citv'.and her stay Uing very limited, the opportunity should I iiiiineliately emnracfM ny an who areoeirou ui hearing a repetition of the ist, or of ieerinc Into fu'uritv. She conies highly recommended. Thf Matlanie has the celebrated HUiiA.i iJtusMAN, which will seenre to thoe mlrkin(r on tho tempe?tu ocean of life inevitable succes in their a ' CI f. I , i'iiinc.j iranNUTions. rue is aiav , tress and has tnnnv valnab:e remedial compounds, which, to thotwaulacted, she will he harry toadm'mlitfer. ti"IIer fee are very lil-rraLmp for appnmR . one of the past, present and fmure, only onetollr. She can be seen at the Washington II jue, fpr afewdavs. apt"-tf rjKW iiookm: xew iiookk 1 I'rinceof the llouse of ImtmI; Odd fellows' Casket; lUrper's NVeealv, April HHh; Saturday Kveniiig Tost, April 10th; Nw York Mercmy, AjTil liKh; New York Ledger, April 1 7th; Via of our Unmn, do do; It .liou'n Pictorial, do do; Novellette, ., do; J Qst recci ved and for sale at M.L.Jonvyovs. aplO First ueet. rou HALT-. AS axeellent counter and good shelving and drawer for a ttore, Utr rale, on door bejow Main on Water street. Apply to apir-l w .TOITN INGLE, Ja. N. C. & D. MORSE, WHOLESALE AX D RETAIL, DEALERS IX 1 PREMIUM- PIANO FORTES. ORGAN'S, 3lEL0l)E0Sv , nd all kinds of .Musical Merchandize, . TSrOCRTU STRIGT, CNvCB THE KATIOXAL HOTKL, LOUISVILLE, KY. tW Onlcrshv maiifr any kind of Musical Mer chandize promptlv attended to, and warranted U sat- . - a a- ."ii t . . my a .a : - lsry purciuiwm. ncuncuuvrain lursiiec aiiuk, by mail, postage free. f7 second nana runos taaen in paymeni. CiT Kefers to Hon. A. Ulehart, M. L. Jtihnion, and E. II. Sabin. aplD-Smdi w TO LKT. IIREE ROOMS for offices, with entrances nf Main street, to be let separate or together. Apply at DOBLLL & CON VNGTON. ap'. Til TI1K l.iniK.4. SPLENDID arriv! of new envelopes, jO.OOO. of various sizes, colors and qualitivs, at ap HOBELL, At CONYNGTON. a a IIUXKsS W. It. tllEElsE; I vr u: hoxes taleratus: isi ao Marcs; 2: dor.en Bedcords; lut do Brooms: lud do Brushes, asorte1: in store and for ale low by Imrtll WHEELER Ai R1GGS. PICTUIIK FRAMES. A BEAUTIFUL a-sortment or guilt mouldinf or all widths just received v fe4 lSluraL.!. Ot UU.MAUTU.t. Notice of Sale of Real Estate. T4TOTIC1! I hereliy given, Um by virtue of an 1 order nf the Cosirt (t Common Tlcas of Van--dcrburg county, tlie ondcrsigned, Administratrix of the esUte of Emory Wilson, deceasel, will eil at paid ic auction at the door of the Court-house, in tho city of Kvansville, on Saturday, Maybth, be tween the hours oi m o ciock, a. m. ami 4 ociock 1'. M. of slid dav, Lot thirteen I3) in Block five. &l in the Northern Enlargement of the City of Evans--Tille, upon the following terms, to-wit; One-third .f the purchase money to be paid in cash, on the day of sale; one-third in six months, and one- third in twelve moi (hs; the purchaser to give his notes for the de-, ferrel payments with interest secured bv mortgage on the premises. HARRIET WILSON, apTlw Administratrix. lllTB 1 OKA. 1501 bushels prnte Whit WW Co Com, for sale by apt EDW. It. niLL. MARBLE II AT. I. ICE CREAM SALOON. 'BIIK sberr having taxen the marnificent suit "Jl. of rooms on the 2nd floor of the larble Hall, building. Main street, will open it for the reception of visitors on Thursday, April, nd begs leave to In-' form his friends and former customers that he is prepared to furuiidi, during the entire summer seaooe the most exquisite and higWy rlwvoret iee CI CAlll Ladies visiting this snlofa will frnd a pleasant room always at their service. t. McK AY. Balls, private parties and weddings famished, and! creaai frozen on tbe most reasonable terms. ap If m T A. K liiTÄÖT I Ö r Miv, reduced irice, JL 1 cento, at DUO ELL ii CON YNGTON. PUKW" IIOOKK! NUV DOOR 1 wl Livinirstone Travels in Africa; Life of Aaron Burr; Tain Roses, br Mrs Mo watt; Hinsoll London News; Just leceived by DOBELL & CONYNOTON. a d7 I" I, AhTI:H IARls.-?5.ds Just received and for ale hy VICKERY K JOHNSTON. an" . tVAUf. A 6ue assortment of Einiiir aud WilloW f Cabs, just received and for sale by VICKERY Ii JOHNSTON. SWEET rÖf ATOES.-40 bushels In store for sale by V1CK ERY A: JOHNSTON. OATi. ".rl"alesof Oats, jn st received and in finr order, fur sale by Z. 11. COOK Ac SON. ap. SixDniii..Iti bhl. .Mac. Win; 20b!f bbl.do. do: 10 1 sweet Malaga Wine; SO hlf blls do do; ;V bbls Dante Currants; 10 b.g 5 lump tolacco; 6 do 10 do do; 100 hales Cotton Batting; Jteceived and for sale by I. & . nEfÄ A.t.V IJIIKY LIMEn anv ou.Mititv. fov sale at rednoed rSre bv fnr?. O. FOSTER fc. CO0.FKCTIOERS' fcl.UAR....M) U.U. this J day received per tVanite Stitte, for sale by Gl US-I UT It ROW I.KÜ 8pfi Sycamore near M ater st. fcJTA 3 by TAIi CA.XOLKsi.:!) boxes assorted. fiT aala1 TLBERT Ii BOWLES, MLLIXERr NOTICE.. MR. IC. J. Ttn.VWt wonld Inform the- Uvtia of Kvansville and its vicinity, that she will carry on tlie Millinery business at the store on 8!ton.l street, formerly occnpiel w Mrs. DnaMoiis ne.irly opposite the Rev. Mr. Mct'mivr' ehurrb. Sh will bleach and n jnir Nmnets at the lowest prices, and tu tue lei ios',Lle ktyle, as she vei no acids, witboacdoinp them any injury. She will ltrm new roods expressed every week 'from Cincinaati. and will reo on hand ready trimmed bonnet tr transient rut(.rocist. The patronnge of ladies who Uli ssw wossFTs.or desire to Lav 11 ones re. ired to bv it well aa new, is respectfully Solicited. Evansvil, Ayrif Kit, lS;V-if Oysters... i:- t .es 2!1 Cans Cove Oysters; 2.' do lib do do do; Fresh; received and fonsale by at I. & P. HE IM A NX. Ol.l)HII..- " 3 4" hhrfs prime to fair X.-9i Sugari75 bhls relioild MlassestIjOhlfWds do; Tierces Rice; 2: U.ls Tare; 2: bags Pepjxr; 15 do Alspice; 5 ittles Cloves; 2C0 mats Casia; . ; canen No. 1 Nutmegs: X bhl Mace: R' ceivel and for sale at reduced priors-.br apd I. & I). HEIM A NX. DIS.SOLUTIO.V. 1"JIIE undersigned liave this day mntual eonsent dissolred the partnership rr Camii-ell tc Fisher. All the outstanding aecounts will le rollert--ol hy Rn.kld Fisher, who it anthorized tow-ttle te Kime, ami alio has assumed the payment of tT dcH of tb late linn. Those indebted to the ktto tirrn are re.,ae,t-l to call and settle their areoaiii with o uil Uy. JXO. K. CAMPRFLL. RONALD FISHER. Tnet.nstnessof tlr lata firm will 1 continued by the uttdcrs'cued. apß.-.w RONALI) FISHER. EIORsi: fSHOE .AI. " IM sj: genuine " G Rl FFIN " II. 5. Nails na hand and f ir Kile by Ijan 151 SAM'L OUR 1? L ASKS.- . fs) gross pint flasks; : tlo iuart do; 10 ,V i'int do: Received and for sale by P T & P. TIEIMAXX. IJI.SSOLUTION. TTMIE lartnwhip heretofore existlnr steen D .!. It.t. T h m a. Ilanev anal W .. penter, under the firm and name of ReiU, Ilaney V t o., has oeen im uiwumi'. "irnieiii or W. Carpenter, Ei-; th inU-rest of sai. W. Carpetitinr i.iv'mr been iurrliaed i-y the saw! J,.lin A. Reits nd John Haney. The attairs and hiirines of the old firm will I sealed up by the new hnu of RE1TZ fit HANEY, Who a ill continue the manufacture cf Steam Engines and Steam Boilers, of any nine, together with all the Shaftirg, Wh Pumps, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Geannf i .a 1 a ,1 nceis, anv . Fixe. Also. lisillerv arm Rimini, in fact evervthin ii the Iron line.aime oia suna. comer of Inple sih! Canal ...... v. .. v

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