Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 131, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 April 1858 — Page 2
fbunsbiUe 5ailj journal.
KVANS VILLI:, fM. M
MONDAY MORNING APRIL 35
The Losa of the Ucran Spray. The St. Louis papers are filled with tho particulars of tho painful disaster,
which appears to Late bee a occasioned by tho reprehensible practice of racing.
Tho Spray left the levte at St. Louis at j , i mi l .hA..a f.r I Vir
Ohio Bb.Treorr Lrr. otiock on .tuursuay
Tho Lesisl&tare of Ohia. at its rtccnt Illinois river. Tho Hannibal tilj lor
cision Dasscd an act TroYrdin? for a Keokuk Lacked out at the same time,
ßtata Sab-Treas
the United States.
urcr's office, ismada tho State Treasury, and the County Treasurers are to be ßub-Treasurers of the State. All public moneys are to bo kept in the State Treasury, and all loans and deposits in banks are strictly prohibited. No moneys are tobe paid or transferred from the State
cr all the pieces ef wood or lojrs lie could Lieut, tiov. Robinson,
gather on tho bhoro. Lilo on tne snore he Ul Kansas, has brougni uown upon aaw tho women rushing over tho top of the t,- lf AA t nfhia anti-
boat, ponio on the linrricatio root, and some, u a- v.. 1,7 even, with their children ftp on tho texus, slavery friends, by a letter from him, and
all iinpionns ior ncip ami wrearaiiig iroin just puUishcd m an interior Massachu-
tue irint oi iitc moment, no buw vi, mother bring three children to tho edge of setts paper, in which he says:
tho hurricane- roof, the oldest being probably I "Were there no cticstion a to who would
about ten years old. Sbo firit caught her
vcunccst in her nrmn. and cava it a des re
rate ning. ii fernen mc Micro wun srreui
violence, and must havo been criously in-
-o i j Ii iiu.-- nam 1v.s.ii pviivucij ... FtltHUOn, II 1110 fl "lift 111 ury. limilar to that of just astern of the Spray, and botn uoat jureJ The econd child she could not throw rather than to be left i -a TKia Rut Tr-f bean a race. They had not proceeded so far, and it fell in the water, where it lit- state constitutions and e3. The Mat TreaS- oe0an j r inlands, pa JJling above tho surface, arrest- the Territorial Govern)
more
the terrible calamity happened:
A passenger on the Spray mjj that after tho boat- gotTairly into the stream, the captain told him he wanted to beat tho Hannibal Citv. which boat was just behind the
Spray and gaining on her. The firemen on the Hannibal were seen breaking up rosin and castinir it Hi to the furnaces. When '.he
Knnta w.ro mumlm? the I oint above the city.
Treasurv. excent as aDDronriated by thov were verv elose together tho Hannibal
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law, and opon the warrant of the Audit- "ving aui.y g.mca 4 .
or drawn cn the Treasurer and counter- tlir, ti.ß f,TM 0r t üc ocean Snrav were fed
rccdTo the certificates of eleotion, I nm not ........ I . 1.... T - 1 I k. Ka ifai'nA. Iiv
i .n i ii uu; rtansas wvuiu uc mo n""1 "j bein admitted under anv conceivable Con
stitution, if tho agitation could thus be ended,
t in contusion wun inrco
nd eovcrnmcnU, bcula
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, ,i . ),,. M"ui i'iuuiiiiü buuh wn .iiv, .in. II1C I mi ion Ä1 liO VeriimClll, lor niwuicr ) car. than four mile3 Irom tne cuy.wuen cd tho Rttcnt;on Gf ncme gentlemen who Kansas has had herfchare of political aeita-
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rcacuea in nnasnci n. i no wuru i-uuu,
being so heavy, fell farther from hore. and would probably have drowned but for some noblo-hcarted mau, who having wit
nessed the clforLs of tho heroic mother, plunged in head foremost, and brought the
cinia lo inc suriace auu 10 iiiueuoio. i n T 4t tt , ,. A., A
mother afterwards leaned in tho water, and Einern ncpuuiican irwuus, nuv u
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was rescued. cure ho has creatlir "uamagea" nis rcpu
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jir. jcnni.-ion iays soma lour or nvc wi-
tion. and her imnoverishsd citizens are anx
ions for a return of honorable pcaco and pros
perity
This sounds too much like adopting Mr. Buchanan's views to please liu
iizncdbv the Comptroller. Quarterly with roam and turpentine, ana witu tnoin
" ' , . . " . Vä 4vÄ C, cre&re of tcam eho was jut beginning o Kettlcments are to le made by tne ötate .n ttnnn mn.,.:tor. wlan ti1Q iarm
ln.i;Af n.l rVurmtrnller with thfi Treas- of firo wna heard. The centleman who de
HnnintroIIßr
urcr, with a full exhibit of the condition tho hcflt of tho boifCMf aml thinking there
wassoino dauircr of an explosion, went up
ou tho hurncuue deck, aad pased bade until
ha was over tho ladies' cabin. He says there was cousidcrablo excitement on board, and
of tho Treasury, which is to be reported
to the Governor. A system of checks is also provided for all the payments to and disbursements from county Treasuries; and all receivers of public funds, other than tho State and County Treasurers.are to deposit in the County Treasury or else in the Stato Treasury. The State Treasury is to bo inspected by legislative commitces and the Auditor and Commissioners of each county are directed to ex
amine its Treasury once in three months. g, cri" of the. r" P ,, . , , . . . , to bo fearful and agonizing, lho women Iraud and embezzlement aretO.be anj cbilJren, crazed with alarm, were heard Dunished bv iinDrisonment in the pen- in tho cabin below, while the hoarae f Lout-
men were found clinging ta one woman who
was holding on to the ru ldcr of the Star ot
tho Weit, whk-h lay a short distance below
the scene ot the disasv-r.
In tit'teen minutes after the first alarm of
fire, nothing was 1-jft of the Ocean Spray but her blazing hull, which was carried down the river past the city, where a ferry boat with firo apparatus went out to it. and throwing
a stream or water on it. exunguuneu mo flames, and the w reck floated over to the Illinois shore, where it lies. The stenmer Ke okuk which took firo from the contact of the
I si.rnr v:i n lino I Mint raliiod at 135 MO. but
many were extremely anxious to bet on the w' insured for only $15,000. The Spray success of their boat. Ho savs he had beeu WM R flne now bvRt buiU a r ?incCj ftt a standing oyer tho ladies cab.n but u few C).t of Ki m auJ WJW il)Äljrc1 für $25 m nnU's, when he was startled by a faint cry 00 WhoI(J of VftUl0 of prop;rty dc.?troyed of "fire!" coming very indistinctly Irom the w estimated at 100.000.
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part of the boat. I Ins cry
mediately followed by several shout, an
eatirr Lis cvo toward tho Pilot house, he
saw the pilot eivo tho wheel a very sudden
tarn, and not ccd that tho boat, which was about twenty yards out in tho ttieani, began to head for shore. At tin the confusion was
itentiary for not less than one, nor more
than twenty years, and bra fine of I
m m double the amount taken. A failure to account for or pay over the public money, and the books of tho State Audito rand
ings of the men in front made tho moment
most terrible. His nrst impuue directed him
to rush forward. IIo can to tho wheel-house
steps, and had placed one foot on the trst
stt-p, wheu a rush ot names ana sinoKo irom below drove him back. He then ran along
the roof until just forward of the pilothouse, and before tho boat had struck tho shore,
Comptroller, and the county Auditor, and jumped for his life, landing safely on the
Commissioners to bo taken as prima facia evidence of embezzlement. An unauthorized use of the public money in any way, is to subject tho offender to a fine
not exceeding $500. Tho act provides
shore, somewhat shocked and numbed from
tho fall, but not seriously hurt. Ju.t as ho
landed, a heavy trunk pushed over his head and knocked his cap oil. Having recovered
his full powers, he began to throw into the
Theatre. Vo heartily respond to tho sentiments
of our correspondent in the following
communication:
llcspcctable people have often good
causo to lock with dismay upon the open
ing of a theatre in tho community to
which they belong. Too frequently the
result is an impulse given to vice. Those
already wicked are encouraged in their
wickedness. The young and thoughtlc&i are mads wicked. The moral tone
of plays is often low. There arc vulgar
inucndos profanity tho indecorum of
the ballot the disreputable company
who make the Theatre a place of resort
a score of circumstances which often
make the Theatre a moral nui.-ance. It is the duty of every good citizen to con-
tation by tho expression of such injudi
cious sentiments. Messrs. Bricht and Fitcu. A letter from Washington says:
Mr. Trumbull called up tho election cases of Uright and Fitch ycstcrday, and the bogus Senators baa the assurance to rise and ay, whilo having heretofore notoriously used every art to ctfect delay, and having been recently instrumental in carrying a rcsolutioii. allowing ninety days lor taking tes
timony, they were now ready to confront a trial btoro the Senate. After tho voto on Mr.
Harlan's cace, i remains to bo seen whether the Democratic wide of the Senate js rcacy to tultify itself, and to carrry partizanship so
Tar as to allow these men to noia seats to which they havo no manner of claim. They have sat h.-ro for four months, drawing pay
and excrvising ul! tho privileges of Senators, without the first color of legal claim, and
this lias not only ljeu tolerated, but encour-
sged by the dominant majority
The Ton Trade. The Louisville Courier says tho market in that city wus excited
on lliursdav iv rumors of heavy sales at
Cincinnati the day previous at $17 50 for mess pork, and holders in tlx evening wi-re asking an udvancc, or withdrawing from the
market
We hear of sales of stock hojs in Madiaon
county at 4 gross, and in Shelby as high as
Last season at this period, mess pork on
Southern orders u as tilling at $22 per barrel,
and bacon, clear sales, at latUc.
jSPECIAL NOTICES. Director. -Jons A. JUitz. Conrad JUkf.b.
Thomm E.Umvisand Johs Law.
Receives deposit, buys nt sells coin and exchange.
Interest allowed on time d?wsils 1 ui-li rate as ir.ajr be agreed upon with depositors and specified in cer
tificate. Exchantrs on New YorK, Cincinnati and Louiivilie, Great Britain, Trance, Switzerland, 15elgium, Holland, Ttusiia, Denmark, Sweden, Norwsiy, and all the cities and large town of Oormany, for sale in turns to suit. Collections ma Je, and proceeds remitted promptly atcurreut rate of exchange .... JOriX A KEITZ, Pre. Ar. DAR ER, Cashier. npl.
Lnte Dlscoreries In Pathology show that very many of the discas which slllict mankind arise from Impurity of the Mood. This has long l-ecn suspected
hut is only lately known. In consumption, tu enlcs
are found to he a ictlimcntary deposit from the blo-xl. Dropsy, Gout, Cancer Ulcers and Krnptions, all arie
in disordered deposits from the blood. Itillious i'.is.
eases a;wl fercr arc caused solely by its deranged un
healthy state, and even the decline of lircf ollows the want of vitality in the hlood. In view of these facts
Dr. Ayer designed his Cathartic Pills especially to purify and invigorate th lood.nnd lience we believe to arise its unparalelled success In controlling disease.
Medicaf Journal. mrtl d&Klm
NEW ADVERTISEMEiNTS.
BOARDING.-
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single irentieinen, an wn pii-.iin
g.oil boarding at the WALNUT STKr.fcT HULfc,' corner of Walnut aud First streets. ap-.l-tr
inre Sleslianoc
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Does any of our High Livers ever eat too much
dinner? If any of our readers have cooVs who tempt
their appetite a little to far, I will tella secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of their dinners without a
visit from that gouty old gentleman Dy.-pep?ia. Take
a dosk or bit. Saüdpord's Invigorator Ansa EATING, AÜD TOO WILL XKVKR BE TROUBLED WITH
Indigkstios; but on the contrary, before the r.ext meal time api coaches the appetite will be sharpeued'to appreciate any kind of food. If the food rises or sours, the Iuvigora'.or will fix the matter at once, for
there Is something in it that, to use the expression of a
friend, will k-t a man cat gravel stone, and take the Invigorator and they will digest. We haTe tried it In double doses, on one or two occasions, for sick headache, and It acts like a chnrm.
What we wunt to say to our readers, young or old, 1,
if anj'thing ails you, go without !clay and get a bottle
of Da SisnroRD's IsvwoKATOR.and if it don't cure, come and tell ns, for we want to see one person that it
will not benefit. iSce Advertisement.)
marCO-d&wlm
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
O F TI 1 1 : CITY OF N E W YO UK.
Statement of the Condition of thin
Company, March 1st 1 837.
Capital and Accumulation. ..173,793, 11.
Capital Stock tloo,(H,oo Lifo Insurance for Premiums, :c 123,042,;' Interest received and accrued S:,lM,"l 2ji,2a;.t9 Disbursements, including T.oes, Salaries, Kent, Taxes, Commission, Medical Fees, Dividends to Stock- . Iroldcr, &C. &C r2,t34,"S Total Cat Hal and Accumulation... .ITS.'ftJjU ASSETS.
Conds and Mortgages, Premium Notes, Mill ltM-ivutili- Ijiuntnr. 11 - 4 ' lish.
Arctued Interest and Premiums unpaid, i,:l.&i
Furniture 4-W,is
LEGAL NOTICES, ETC.
ilia mil I'vot-ia. iw nuun Jiit. ivisv I . i river sticks of wood, which he gathered from sr how the nuisance may b3 Lest
a lo?-heap near tho spot. hue Uoinz this I aoaicu
ho was tho witness of soino of tho most
that after July, 1838, all sums of $20 or agonizing scenes. The head of the bout
loss paid from tho treasury, shall be in specie; after July, 1859, all sums less than $50; in 18C0, all less than $100;
after 1861, all less than $200, and so J
till 1865, when all sums paid from tho
havinz struck the shore with much violence,
ana tho wheels still insm kept iu motion she
leer an to shove along and up tho bank until
her further propres was arrested by the
steamer Keokuk, which was lying up al that j
point lor repairs, lho movement of the
wheols, aud tho strong wind blowin at the
time, seemed to force tho stern of the boat
State Treasury shall bo in cold and s!l- out front the shore und tin tho stream, which
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resuueu in mo moru rveiy ourum oi wie after, part of tho boat, and made tho escafc of the ladies and childien more perilous than
before.
Ter. This is tho first instance of tho adoption by a Stato of tho national treasury system. Tho hca?y frauds practiced by Breslin upon tho State, havo aroused tho peoplo of Ohio to a sense of tho necessity of nsw guards and checks fur the protection of the public funds. There, as
in this State, the treasurer has had the full control of tho public money, depos itins it where he chose, or leaving it, or using it in private speculations, as suited his interest or convenience. The salary of tho treasurer in both States are an
inadequate compensation for tho duties and responsibilities of the office, and in both, tho private use of tho funds of tho Stato has been the chief inducement to accept or retain the office. A final settlement of the accounts of our treasury will discloso some serious losses that havo been incurred by the Stato in loans to individuals, and by the purchase of piivate bills of exchange to effect the necessary transfer! of the public moneys. If the system is found to work well in Ohio of which there can bo no misgivings re hope to 8co a iisilar one inaugurated in this State. Tho payment
The Hannibal City, seeing tho smoke ami
conjecturing the cause, dropped olF towards
the Illinois shore, and manning her yawl sent it over to assist thoso who wero compelled to jump in the water. Tho yawl, also, of tho Ocean Spray was manned, but became so nnmanagablo by reason of the numbers that clung to it, that it drifted down tho stream a hundred yards before landing, though it was not more than ten yards from tho shore. The men as a general thing, inmped, and reached the shoro safely, though he saw four of them hanging to one log out in tho river. Three of them wero on tho upper sido of il and one on tho lower. Tho log kept turning over and ocr towards the min on tho lower side until he, becoming exhausted with his effort to keep cn it, sank btdow tho surface
and was drowned. He also saw a lady who was endeavoring to keep herself up by a small piece of ft board not more than a' loot square. Her dress for a timo seemed to buoy her, but becoming thoroughly saturated, the piece of wood was insufficient. She would sink almost below the surface, and then by a strong effort, straighten her body, throw back her head and stiffen her arms, but all of no avail. Site sank and was seen no more. Tho spectacle from the shoro wns most
heart-rending. Tho ladies at first tried to
save their baggage, some of them throwing
in their trunks and then jumping in alter
tiiom; others were concerned only lor themselves and their children, and ran wildly
about Fcrenrning and crying for hlp. Ai tho flames approached, they awuntr them
selves down from tho guard:, while ens or
Kcspectablo people generally havo thought thus: "We will keep ourselves and our families aloof from the Theatre, for fear we and they should suffer contamination. We will wage war upon it in every possible way, as a pernicious institution which docs harm to tho community where it is established." The policy of very many good people has lccn in accordance with these thoughts in their min Is. What is the result? Has neglect or active hostility abolished the Theatre or diminished its power to
effect evil? The Theatre is not aloIUh-
cd. It still lives and thrives in spite of
opposition. It always has lived since
the remotest tunes, und probably it al
ways will. It answers to certain wants
in human nature. It furnishes an od-
portunity for the display of certain powers, which without it would be idle. If
it should disappear for awhtle, it would
only be to revive again. Opposition has
not diminished tho power of tho theatre
for doing harm. It has only served to
mako it outcast. It has thrown it off to
depend upon the patronage of the low and depraved. Tho stage will accom
modate itself to the tastes of those who are its principal supporters and so be
comes low and depraved itself. It serves
to stimulato vice among its vicious patrons.
SPECUITICES.
NOT1CKS in this id:K-, 10 cent HT line
(ilid As-.ite one insertion; J'K-cnt it
lint-throe time.; occnti tx-r line oue week: ili.-K.outit
on longer time.
2 Z Advanced 3 ear o.'ten isuuc u tu feel the necessity of a resort to onie artiticial nu-an, by which to rally and rf store temNrary strength antl l-einjcto
our impaired fai-ultic, wLkh is most cflectually done liy the meoj II ortet tor's relet iratetl Stomach Hitter,
before meals. One wine lr. ned as rx-r directions
on the hottle, or in smaller inantitie. if the pcron
is weak in Ixxly, will convince the nin.it rredulou of its restorative t-tlccts, to wBTch tlictipar.da ran testify who used it for years, and undir no circumstance
c-ould he irduadl to d without it. La,!iM, cpe
cl l!y , have found inestimable In-nefits resulting from
the ue of It- For sale ly drufists ffenerally. a i?20-l w
RHEUMATISM.-Dcafncsi, Neuralgia, SwcilinR,
StifTne and all r-ains, cured by cne bottle of Trof.
De Ortth's Electric Oil. This letter is one of many received recently:
l'aor. Ha GaATii: I had a twel1:ng in my limbs nearly a year. After using ninny things without ben-fit, the first bottle of your Oil I used cured me i:tirely. I lull ever roinember you as my restorer. J. E. NOLAN, ai20-lw 62 Chestnut street.
3000 CaSCS. tVAS OLD IXDIAN;DOCTOR
a ho has ma le his fortune and retired
3000 Cases. 'ro!n business, w illsicnd the remain
der of his .lays in curing that dread-
3000 Cae fuldinea.CONSUMrTION-PRsa
or ciiAiMiK; his earnest desire being
3000 Cases to communicate to the world his re
medies that have proved successful
3000 Cases. mrre t,,:,H :50oa cases. He require
sich applicant to send him a minute
30 00 Cases description of the symptoms, with
two stamp, (5 cent) to pay the re-
3000 CaSCS.' turn letter, in whk-h he will return
them his ADVICE rRKSCIUPTTnV .s,. .
3000 Cases. "v"k"uu,iu,"u wriqing
uiv luvin nie, eve.
3000 CaSCS. - Tue OLD DOCTOR hopes that
tnoe alliK-teil will n.t, on accoui.t of
3000 CaSCS. Uc,,c:lcy retrain fr.-in consulting him
I eeause lie makes No C harge. His 3000 CaS08 oIe j'1 in advertising is to do all the good he can before he dies, lie
3000 CaSCS. is justly celebrated for
ff me cure or Consumption, Asta- ... L ...
3000 CaSCS ' l,ronc,"t"t .tvous Acctionstr,
Cough, ColdS. &.C.
2000 Cases. Addrc,s
DOCT. UN CAS KRAXT, 3000 Cases Ex l, I, o. New York. January 27, 10?. GmlwJ
i:3.7f-Mi STEPHEN C WHEELER, Secreurf. 1" William Street, ) New York, March, lä7. i At the request of the President and Dtard of D!rectors of the Knickerbocker Life Inriiraxce Company, I certify that the mode of computing present value of the Policies employed by the Secretary or the Company ts scientifically correct, and inaccoidance a hh the prescriptions of the charter. I also
ctrtifv,that I havecompared the list of policies fnrnislieJ me, ,br the President as on the Looks of the Cuuikmtt with valuation tables sulilciently to test
the atvuracy uf the results given y the Secretarv. and find the values ss stated within to be numerically oiirect TIkU is to say, the present value of the future risk of the office on all outstanding policies, or the difference between the present value of the futore prefiiiums to I paid on them is 43,?7,1( The total value of policies, the holders of a inch are entitled to dividends is $'.,fi. And if the snrplos is crrertly stated at 71 ,312,'!, the difference between this and lie present value of the future risk of the Company on existing policies, after deducting 10 per rent, of it for the relief fnnt. is Ote proper amount for dividend, to wit, 24l,.The true principle of dividend is to assign to each policy holder who hai insured on the mutual plan a tdutre proportioned to the present value of his i -obey, which is the true value of his Interest as a stockholder of tSe Company. This share amounts to ft per cent, rf the rrcsent value of the policy. CHARLES H. llACKLEY. February 2T)th, I8j7.
As Agnt for the above Company, I am prepared to issue Policies, on the most favorable terms. Pamphlets giving all desirable information, canto had, on application. WM.T.PAÜK.
Kvansvme, April 24m, ioj.- ly. .
NOTICE. State ff Indiana, Van-hrhirg county.
rip ME underi;nel hereby gives no ice that stio jl lias been apiintel Kxecntor of ihe last w.U'
and fstament of James A. Hver, deceased, and beeil duly qualified and fworn as .uch.
, i I kJ A ... . All iwron knowing themselves to have nnsttli'
account on the hooks of nai l dereasel, are rcque!
to come fH-wardanil settle tmmentaieiy aiine?iir-
ood House. ap-iwaiw-;w AIWIINISTISATOII'S ALK. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Plea of Vanderburgh county I will sell at pub
lic am-tfoii t the Conrt House door in r.vansviiie.on
the 11th day of May, 1.V, part of the S. E. or. sec.
No. p., T.n, . R. b m, conuinitig tnree acres, . I . - - -. CI ... - ll-.W.
mlJOining lands 1:1 1 eier ciuiri: r. .&
mevcr.aud lying on the roiwl leaning Irom Ihe yt-tr-
House to tne resmence 01 r.ogar j. i'unn. premiss will I sold in sub-divisions, a plat of which'
can b seen at my onu-e. ... , . ...
Terms ir sale, onc-Uiira ca.-11; ixusnce in 13 mu months from day of stle, the purchaser g'ving 110U with approved Mjcurity waiving all relief from vain- . ation or appraisement law, with inbrt from day of .ale. RACKET MILLS. ap-4ts&wlt Adtnr of Adolph lirinkmaiiu. GUARDIAN'S SALE. RY virtue of an order of the Court of Common ' PJeas of Vanderburgh county, I will expos? to s-tleat -uidic auction, at the Court House cbor in Evsnsville, on .Saturday, May Pili, lP5Nth folio in tr ilejcritied real estate, to-wit: Lots II i 12 in block '. Nu. Eieven (It) in the 4th Knlarcement, adjoining . Kvansville Hltd now emtraed il'iiii the corjorat". limits of Evansvilie, aforesaid, beicg the property of the heirs of J no U. fisher, deceased.
Trais ot sale. H cah, balance In k. 12 and 1months, the purcliavrr giving notes with apirovei" security, waiving relict from valuation or appraise-' tuent law 1, and bearing interest from dny of nie. KACKET MILLS, Guardian of John U. Usher's heirs. apMlawd : .
lin A.t at Southern Mills, for 10 cts. per bushel at retail, and per ton, by aii-tr IGLEHART BROTHERS.
filddlnpss. Headache, Ac These pains and dixagreeahle feelings are generally symptoms of some other complaint; such as dyspepsia, apoplexy, and various others, all rf which are caueil by coirupt noxious matter, clogging the varion circulations; hence, a stream or rush of blood to the head, ami by the excitement a great pressure on the brain. Giddiness, headache, loss of memory, dimness of sight, and various other complaints are the result. Thus it will
of ipecia by the treasury, will intolYe tho tw wcr !,oen to h'Xe down the rcrc BnJ ., ....... . iota of the rear, llo.v niany wero sunk or
ceccssuy 01 collecting ail taxes ana dues ta the State in specie; but the poo-
pie will cheerfully meet this requisition to secure the soundness and safety of the public deposits. In time tho larga trust fundi now in possession of the bank will bo brought! nto the State treasury, when
new guards for their security will be demanded, and soma system like that of Ohio will bo more necessary than at present.
fj7The Louisvillo Democrat gi?c3 an extract from a privato letter, in which business matters in Chicago are shown to bo in a gloomy state. The extract is as follows: Everything is in a suspended condition licro at this- time. A want of Lastern demand for grain cause an unusnal state of things. Navigation has been open for a month, but
farmers rcfuso to täte the prices offered for grain, and are storing it in warehouse. The dealers refuse to advance prices, and have deposited their money in bank. The transportation companies nave tied up their vesfccl, and refuse to take grain at tho rate of freight offered. I tindor stand there was never known stuh immense quantities ef prain as aro nor accumulating at this point never as much money on deposit, to the credit of grain dealersnever as many vessels tied up in tho harbor all ut adeadrtand still; and how long it will continue, God only knows. OCT" We are sorry to learn that the
announcement we mads on the authority of the Louisville Courier and the Henderson Reporter, that tho Henderson & Nashville road had contracted for thirtyone miles of iron for the Kentucky section of tho road, is incorrect. Tho iron purchased is for the Tennesseo company and for the Nashville end. Negotiations
are on foot for the iron for this end of
the line, but the contract has not yet been completed.
Then aain the youn whose youn se?" that !n ,hc ove painful ami distressing mai
Mortil fUmfin.la nmucntnnnt Ki-oolr vn, M""" ' UT. MOWC ID
the bounds their guardians try to put
about them, ihe btagc, though dc graded, docs not lo e its fascination
for them. Ihey are irresistibly drawn to
ward it and its impure atmosphere
blights virtue- no matter how carefully
it was planted and tended in childhood
and youth. It attracts the thoughtless
and demoralizes them. It is phin the poli
cy of good people towards the Theatre
has not answered, ihe obnoxious in
stitution is not destroyed. It is per
haps made even more efficient in doing
harm. ihe opposition of respecUblc people has only made tho Theatre out
cast and in that condition it is the Dev
il's own instrument for making the wicked worse, an 1 ruining those who might otherwise have been virtuous.
Good citizens ought to devise some
new policy since the old has only a'ra-
vatcd the evil it was meant to put a stop
to. Why not try uthe lheatrc cinnot be taken up, washed, cleansed, and made
respectable? Most thinking people
would say, if the Stage could bo purified
and freed from evil associations it might afford much innocent nlcasure. nav.
more, it might become a means of imparting instruction, promoting refinement, and stimulating the nobler sentiments.
if it could tc pun lied and freed. Dut
many think the impurity is essential, the bad accompaniments inseparable from it and that they can only cease to exist
SO.'
The
Fcnti
KTTko Memphis Bulletin learns that a fellow has ben arrested and confined in jail at De Are, Arkansas, charged with having cut Cache Levee on White, river, by which much damage was dono during the recent high water in that stream. Great ex
citement existed, and it was feared that a mob would take the offender in hand and hang him. Tho Bulletin also learna that a rafttnan, who is supposed to Lavo cut the levee on the Miasissippi, in Coahama covtntyt La been arrested, and is confiued in jail.
lost cannot be ascertained, nor even puwed
at. There were some nltctn or twentv wo
men on board, and some eight or ten are all
that arc thought to be saved.
Several horse?, which were fastercd in stalls behind tho whccl-hotihc, wero burned up. Tho kickiuzs, ravines, and human-like
cries of these poor brutes, a the llamcs
wrapped them around, aro described as most
terrible aud tlnicting, Atter the upper part of tho boat had near
Ij been consjuncd, an explosion of a keg of
powder took place in tlio hold, which added
to the consternation ot tuouc on shore. Uno
woman was buoved tin 111 tho water bv
her clothing, uutil she noated down against .1 ... ... 1 m,- 1 . , . - .
tne ciar 01 mo eai, wncre sue was assisted
by a gentleman and was saved.
Another passenger says that when the
Ocean Spray was within about a mile ot where
she took lire, sho saw tho Hannibal Citv
gaining on her, and tlie command was given to put turpentino in the furnaces. lie pays ho h&d been very much interested in
the race, and had taken a position in front, where tho bteps como down together, so that
ho could see them firing up. They first threw in"roin, and then tho mate suggested turpentine. lho captain was by when the order was given, and gome of tho men went
down into tho hold and brought up a barrel
of turpentine, which had been consigued to some jerson in l'eoria. The men took an
axe and put a nolo in tho head ot tho bar v .1 aiil limn n t" . 1 ! j i . t l.i, n..t.h .tin
ped the llnid out and threw it over the coal
that was lying by
enough, knocked
rniM t.- it wnt nsoil trt ihn r.nt t lift turt
tine. Tho barrel at this time was standing hand and its blols ani dirt will disappear.
not more than ix icet Irom the lurnace I Actors WOiuu rather Dleasc the mlluen
doors
sprin
taken
barrel
rcl and furnace. Whilo
the firemen in pulling out
live coal, us is supposed, on the wood, when
it was immediate! v ignited, aad blazed up
iunousiy. Tho mate aworo at tho men and ordered
thorn to throw water on tho fire. Tho water Fcmcd to drivo the llaracs to tho barrel, which was soon all ablaze. Tho mato grew
turious, and cursing the hand, ordered them
lo cast the barrel overboard. Iu attempting
to uo this the oat re 1 was upset, and the burn
ing lluid in an instant spread all over the
deck and poured in fiery torrents down into
the hold. At this the cry ot lire was shout
cd and tho alarm became general, lie im
mediately ran up stairs for his baggage. Ho
dragged his trunk and carrct-sack as far as
tho clerk'a olliee, when he aaw the flamea
coming in at tho door in front of them.
lie dropped the trunk and umbrella, and
made a dash Tor the stairway through the flames. Somehow, ho says, ho reached tho
Piano, uui uos witnout having
liere, at the forward deck ho found ;
Jinn Itoot Tills are acknowledged to be the only medicine that will thoroughly purify the Mood. Tney enter the hhxxl, and follow the stream of life on its journey through the system. They root out all foulness and Impurity, and drive out every unhealthy ostruction. They i'iould be tiken every night insufficient quantities to operate brukly, bj cnrimcncing with two pills on going to bed, three the next night, four the next; if the symtonis are not itmov'd, commence again with two pills and go up again as In-fore. Continue in like manner, uutil the Moit Is thoroughly purified, and all pain and distress is entirely reEinred. O'itain one of our Free Almanacs, and read the history of Pr. Morse's fa'.her.snd how th; medicine was introduced. HE WAR K of a counterfeit of these Pills T11.1.OW wrappers. All genuine are in M.C wrappers, with the signature of A.J. White k Co., on i-aeh hox. IViee 21 cts. Ir. Morse's Indian Root Tills are so I I y dealers in Medicines. mar3l-Jw
Consumption if an old indian doctor, while a Missionary among the InCnred. dUnsef tho Rocky Mountains, dls covered a RAKE PLANT, Hint proves ComumptiOn to be a certain cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Cured. Nervous Aflections, Coughs, Colds, &c. Having now made his fortune Consumption and retired from business,he will send the prescription and directions for Cured. preparing the medicines rnea or charge, tc all who desire it, and Consumption, will send !eir ad dress, enclosing lm stamps (6 cents,) to pay the return Cured. letter, with a description ef their symptoms. Consumption Th Old Doctor lias cured more than 3PM cascs or coksvmitiok Cured. alone, and hopes all afflicted peplc will avail themselves of this opporConsumption tunity,as the Doctor wishes to do all the good he can before he dies.
turea.
Potatoes.
A fk BUSIIELS fine, large Mealy Totatoe.. Xfin store aud for sale at very rfanalle
fig ores , u close, ry u uu t a 1 1 n a . ap2.l . fciUXDRIES 3 IP c fine Liverpool TaMe Salt; 30 hit. Mils Titr; b ll'ls. 1'ulv. Susar; bids, crushed d; Id do. srnill Loaf Sugar; 2.1 lxes 7 lump To'sicco; 10 do. fine a. Tolacco. lest lrand; 10 cases Olive Oil, JO dor.. S o.urt .tiles; 15 do. do. do. 30 do. .1 pint bottles; Vj) kegs pure White Lead; 5 Mils, Turpentine; äil lnx llamliurc Cheese;
Ke.-eived and for ale by 1. D. II EI. MANN, apia-tf CICSAKKSi.oim f Gerrnnn and Havana Cigars; SjO.dOil genuin U. 1. (Inn Caps; 24 l-oxes Head Clothes' Pins; 10caes white Cdar Chum; 20 bates Wrapping Twine; no oil Jute Itop-; 2-1 coils Manilla Unpe; 3 gross Transparent Soap; Received and for sale by I. &D. 1IEIMANN.
ICECREAM IN TEN MINUTES 4 dos. :i quarts; 4 do 4 lo; ' 1 4 do do; 4 d 9 do:
AUSTIN'S PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZERS
received and for sale at I. fc 1). II hi M N N .
P1URRANT & CEMENT
ÖPO Ihs. Cunsnts;
50 Wils, uemcnt; Roceive! and lor snle by
T. ar T. HEIM ANN.
ESLIES'dUA.ETTK OK FASIIIdN for Mar
AM 17U It r. I j I, K tu. i.Minij !
r ON DON NEWS. t JApli DORELL& CONVNOTON'S.
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE, for May, at a DOKKLL & CONYNUTON'!.
Address, DOCT. UNCAS DRANT, Box 25T.1, T. 0-,
Cured. mrlOCuilwd. New York.
Coasumption
NOTICK.
4 K. DREW. Iwiviug been ordere-l to Saint KJm 1'huI by the government, will not return to Evansviilc fur several weeks. Those having claims
lurainst him personally, orwninst the Pavilion Ho
tel, arenuirsted to present them to the undersigned tor navment, who is anthorized to collect and dis
charge all debts against C- K. Drew. .. 1.- nnnr T
nj ofc v. ...
PAT
Lm order of the Court of Common ttfas of Van-.
derburg count v, the und rrsigned, Adminitratrix t.f' the estate of Emory W ilson, deceased, wilt sell at
puniic auction at tne rtoor 01 tne court-nouse, in uio cit of Evansville, on Saturday, Jlaytth, isy, between the hours of 1ft o'clock, A M. and 4 o'clock
f. or mid lav, Lot thirteen l3lin Ulucli nve;r in theN'orthern Enlargement of the City of EvansTille, Tlpon thtr follow ing terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, on the day of sale; one-tbird in six months, and one-thin! in twelv
moi ths; the purebfttt-r to give ins note lor tne fi-rred paymeuts with interest secnreil bv mortgag on tie premises. HARRIET W ILSON,
ap74w Aammisroini.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate;-
TOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an1
A GEXERAf. AGENCY OFFICE.
fx. W. DEXTER,
Auction, Real Estate and General
Collecting Agent.
OFFERS Ii'm services to ihe public a Auctioneer ami tieiieral Collecting Ageait. He will rar
stH-cial Attentiou to the collectiiiK and sortirinc f
TloUs in Illinois, Kentucky f-iid this State. From hia
personal experience ami extensive acquaintance, untiring rnergy aud knowledge of business aniongt the luiot community for many vears. he fee In
confident tliut all business entrusted to his care w ill
lie fuithfully attended to,and returns made Toniptly.
rarticuiar attention mit to any kinuoi business or commis.sions entrusted to him.
He sucgestslo strangers seeking locations for com
mercial business, or for mechanical and manufactur
ing business in any portions or boiitlieni lnaiana, Illinois or Western Keutucay.that they may deriv some valuafile information in regard to those factions of the country, by application to lite nndi .-biased who h;is tieen long familiar with them.
lie will also act as agent for tne sal or puren of Farms in the above described sections of coun
try, if any one desires his services in that line.
AM letters of enquiry promptly answered. Office on Main street, ud stairs, in the building of
the Journal Uff.ce. api0-tf
SAILMAKER, AWNING MAKER ANI) RIGGER rjnilE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs th ß Ca(itiins or SuajulioaU, and tlie public aeneraiiy, tint lie has oiiened a Sail and Rigging Loft in Carpenter's Warehouse, On Water street, where all orders in his line will lie thankfully received, and punctually attended to. fails, Awnings, Tarpaulins, Wagon Coven an-l Canvas Hose, ami every artiel in the Rigging line, manufactured at the shortest notice. Orders rerjectfuIlT solicited; to be left at J. C. Venneman's Rope Stor. or at the Loft Cy Ropes neatly spliced. mrieW Cn ARLES EVERT. Evansvillc Library Association.
EMBERS in arrears are requested to call and
1 u mm Kt7 - -1 If M settle n p with the Librarian.
iMODEY'S LADY'S BOOK, and all the Magatlnti
v" for May, 1
apzu
CI(inS. IjC.OOO orted, common to choi forsaietr ÜILBtRT t BOWLES.
apl7 Sycamore near Water. f W EI CORPS. CottonT Manilla and Hemp Iu dosm 9 ens and reels, for sale hv apIJ 0 1 LBERT Si BOWLES.
ap3Q-w
ran be found at
M. L. JOHNSON'S, first treei.
to choic
For Sale or Rent.
with the Stage itself. Js it
Stage reflects the thoughts and
merits of the audience sitting before it. Let respectable people snpport it and it
will become rcspectablo. It is only im
pure and evil because it is outcast. Give
. 1 in was not expeditious it a chance to become respectab lc and it
and the head or the barrel was embraces the chanco eagerly. Let good in, and a bucket with a i-icco of n ln tun ti,Mi A.i ..t-
tun- I .'- v iiikaiic aim latvu lb 111
Crlstodoro's IIar Dye. The transition of the Hair fron grey, red, or sandy, to brown or blacic, produced by this article is isstantakeocs, aUd the color brought out is natunl, liright and UM'UA.XUKAULK under exponrc to the air or sun. Being also a nutritious preparation, free from corrosive iugrcdirnts, it is highly II KM: FI CI. VI, TO TIIK HAIR, and hence is a favorite not only with men of Fashion, but is universally approved by Ladies as a toilet article r.f inestimable value. Sold everywhere and applied by all Hait Dressers: JOSEPH CItlSTODORO. msSl-lmd&w No. 6. As tor House. New York.
sriti.NCi 3ii:i)iciM-:. Cet the- I'n rest, :cf the f'hrapeat, et the most Kfllcaclous. In short, get THE BEST, which are Da. Roa&ca'i Si axdisaviai IlLcro Pcairna asd Ulood Pills. These wonderful Medicines are entirely vegetable, leave no bad effects, and can not by any possibility injure the most delicate constitution. Never was a good Spring Medicine so necessary as now, for in addition to trie Skin Diseases and deranged Stomach and Liver, which every winter produces, it Is most evident to all who are accustomed to note the powerful
nvsprpalo and rita.-DR. TRACY DELORME, the great eurer of Consumption, was for several year so bsully alHicted with Dyspepsia that for a part of the time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually cured by a prcTiption furnished him by ayoung clair. voynnt girl. This prescription, given tf a mere child while In a itate of trance, has cured everybody who las taken it, never having failed once. It ts eiully as sure iu cases of Fits as of Dyspepsia. The Inf redier.Um.tybe found in any drug store. Iwillsoud this valuable prescription to any person on the rccnipt of one stamp to ray postage. Adlress, Da. TRACY" DELORM , Great Curer of Consumption, apl-diwlra Kef York Tost Office.
Tg-jPAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. n.iTBs. One sqnare, (10 lines solid AgMe), three times. 1 00 (tie weck, 1 .V) Two weeks, 3 ad One month, 4 oil Three months, r" Six mouths, 10 isi One venr, 15 l0 f? Iicounton largerHdvertiscnient.. f If Cams of sit lines or under, I0 per annum. tV No "till forbid''advertisement-receivcd. ZW No advertisement inserted f r less than II.
A DESIRABLE residence situated in the npper rart of the citv. containing six rooms and kitch
en, having also the necessiry outhouses belonging to
it. For terms apply to II. Jl. ULNNIUlIA.M,atlho store of Charles Babcock. apJO 4w PLE LUMBER. frnilE subscrilier has just received from Messrs. Kenton & r'rew, Chataone county, N. Y.. fiOO,OtM foet No. 1,1'I.NE LUMBER. Carpenters and Builders are respectfully invited to examine this lot of Lumber, as ;t il superior to anything in this market. JOHN j. ULUVKK. - PINE SIIINCIXS. 700,000 No. 1 (no mistake) PINE SHINC.LES. received with the above Lumber, and for sal as hinl limes' prices. Tlioe who want Shingles and not Chips, w ill please call and examine these. apHO-tf G-reat Attraction! LIGHT DAYS SILE AT AICTI0X! In the Store on .llain St., next door to the State Hank.
A
House for Rent. DESIRABLE residence, sitnaU-d in the upper part of the city, containing five rooms, kitchen, cellnr, mtaMe, wool-shed, &c., tc. For teniiF, apply at tlie Journ tl ofi,y?. apJ i-Lf
BUSHELS Prim" Oats, for saleby
rime
150
for sale ly
f7r;GS.S:c" -i liKKidoi-.. Erg: 2. lbs. l ai.ie nutter; pfHl His. prime Lard; Received this day by
Z. II. COCK & SON.
Hungarian tirass Sed, . II. COOK & SON.
Z. II. COOK L SOX-
. Atter Uippinff with the bucket and tial anrl intelHo-rtnt tliin ihn 1- nA .1
kliur tho coal, sticks of wood were M,i vi,B .1.:. r-rr...
up and their cnd.i rluntred into the r " "Vfc " lu's WJJ U1 cue-
. nnJ then laid down betn-wn th.. hr. '"n mo necessary reiormr lou cannot
lyiti? there, ono of kill the Theatre or make it pOTerlcss, it l.U rake jerked a but you can turn it into a means of giv
ing harmless pleasure cultivating the
taste promoting virtue. 0C7The people of Minnesota have determined to set up an independent Stato
out of the Union, if they ho not at once
admitted into it. They will brook no longer delay in Congress. The Chicago Press says, that at tho same timo that they voted on tho proposition for a $5,000,000 loan to tho railroads, they also voted on putting a State Government in
to operation on tho 1st of May, whether
Congress docs or flees not admit Minne
sota into tho Union before that time. Tho returns, so far as received, indicate
oi men all waitinS for tho boat to strike larco majority. Mini fchore. He jumped when the real did, and k 1 cV e lauding salcly he began to throw ia the riv- 800n w btate Out Of
t .... 1
. I flint fliia nrnnrtcitlnn Tirn a arlnrktnrl Kv
nncsota, then, may
the Union.
influence for good or ill tht the mind has upon the body, that tha anxiety of mind caused by the late wide-spread money troubles, has injured the general
health of almost every oue. Then cleanee, strengthen and purify your system with the Scandinavian
Remedies, and you will probably save yourself from
serious illness the coming summer.
1?" Sec advertisement. arU
COAL. BODIAM MINING COM PANT, (Odlce on Water street, under the' Tcleragh Office.) Cart loads of ItS bushels of Rodiam Mine Coal delivered to any part of the city at 1 M per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes of solvent ban V of Illinois and VThiCoiisin taken in payment. JOHN W TMOND. doc2S-tf. Secretary and Manager.
,VTKA FAMILY VINEOAR 23 bbls. choice nrA tide, for sale very low bv GILBERT Si B0YLES, ap2t Sycamore st. t'Ali-25 bbls. in line onlcr. jut receivcil anil for
M
CONSIONMENT from a failure at the city of Louisville, consisting of nw.lK) worth of Uoods.
ol the latest f;isbion: such as Gentlemen's Clothing
and Underwear, Piece-Goods, French Broad Cloths, t'assimercs, Satinetts, Cassinetts, Linen, Linen Urills, Hats and Caps, Gents' Slippers, Congress Shoes, Portmonies, Scissors, Razors, iLi.or Strops, Imported Cigars, Spring Balances, PK) caws Aswirted Looking Gl:isi, pn boxes assorted Glassware, consisting of article most necessary for family use. A lurge assortment of the latest style of Lathes' Jewelry, Silver Plate, manufactured b; the U-st mechanics in the Union, consisting of Table anil Tea-Spoons, Foras, Mustard Spoon, &c. &c. All of which mu.t I aold to the highest bidder this week, by order of the Assignees. Sale to commence this morning at 8 o'clock, and continue from day to day until the entire stock is sold out. Evening Sale to commence at 7 o'clock. Everybody is invited to call and buy cheap, and take advantage of the hard times. J.GRAUMAN, A uctioneer from Louisville, Ky. N. B. 100 dor.. l liferent sixes Heacbcd ami unbleached rure Linen Ta'de Clotjjs, Irih Linen, Towel Linen, and hundreds ol other articles too numerous to mention. apjo-tf
IV AI LS. W tegs, ail sires, for iwle by 1 ipl7 U I L BKKTfc If WLES. jJUTS.iS llbla. Uraxil Nuts, Almonds, Kilberts, li and English Walnuts, in store and ti the way,, for sale low bv GILUEKT & ItOWLES.
TOBACCO. 1O0 boxes and caddies Twirt,!i half pounds and p -tund Toato, for nie very lowby GILBERT ft: RONTLKS, aril Sycamore near Water. ftRCF.IVni) I. A KT MCIHT. Viodey' Lstily a Book, for .May; Gmhans Magazine, do do; P.allou's Weeklv. do do; Godiv'a Pattern Bok. d ö; The three ltcanties, bv Mrs. S.uth worth Goilcy's Rook of Toilet; New York Ledger, 24th of April; Flag of onr Cnion, 24th of April; R il Ion's Pictorial, do do; Harper's Wekly, do do. For sale at J. IIEALT'S. apl, - n.MIITE LEAD.-300 Kegs in, ffl and M b 1 V Kegs for sale by ORR, lALZLLL L CO. p!7
WHITE LIMK AND CEMENT. 200 bbls. Line; 100 do Cement; Jut received and for sale .r apl7 OUR, DALZELL, CO.
fcgUNDRlES. -)0 Kegs New Castle Soda;
Ceroons Indiso;
In gross E Coffee; pft Rids. Hini:h's Cider Tfnegar; .IRIS. Rosin; 24 Röxe Summer Md. Candles; IS Tierces Prime Rice; 1 I Cases Matches. For sale by apI7 ORR.DALZELL, k CQStreet Potatoc Plants. AM now prepared to fill or.lers for any amoanS
A or choice sweet potatoe pnnt
11.
FOR
a.ile by
GILHF.ItT U. IIGWLES.
Mexican Mustang Liniment. rom rich and loor, bond and free; all colors, grades and conditions of life, we hearthe same meed of pniLe awarded this wonderful article. Sores are healed, rains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made useful, and untold ills assuaged by this great medicine which are surprising to the judgment of man. Wha family does not require a standard Liniment. Who ever heard of the same effects produced ty any other article? For Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Rheumatism, Swellings, Strained Horses, ice , it has no equal. BtvriH or Imitations. The genuine Mustang Liniment is sold by all respectable Druggintiand Livery 31 en In every town, parish and hamlet throughout North and South America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean. Buy at once. Beware of any other'Bragg's Liniment.' It is abase imitation. BARNES & PARK, mar.ll-d&wlra. Proprietors, New Tort.
OHEESE -,0 boxes best W. It. and Hamburg, fur
sale ly
SARDINES Scascs halves and quarters, for ale by GILBERT & BOWLES. rAR. SOAP Ü0 lioxes l'roctor & G;mMc. for sale 6bv GILBERT & BOWLES.
MORN P.ROOMS-1C0 do. aoifcd nullities, for lys-ilcby GILBERT & BOWLES.
iip-Ju tJC ÄN i E C t ltKÄNia-4 Ml" choice, for mlely jf A GILHEKT te BOWLES. BQ ERRINU-i.0 boxes No. 1, f.-r sale I y M GILBERT At BOWLES. MIOICE INOltiU 3 ceroons, just received aLd Vforsaleby GILBERT & BOWLES. I. O. O. F. ODD FELLOWS' CELEBRATION. 'JJIIE menders of the different I.dges of I. O.O. It F. of t!iis place, are rcijuoted to meet at their lUIl.on Monday, the it'.th of April, lV,at ?. A. M., for the purpoo of celcbntirg the Anniversary of American Odd Fellowship. Trinsient menil ers of the Order, in gool tan ding, who may be present, are cordially Invited to particij-ntc with us. Programme of the Route of Procession. Procession will form at Hall, and march at 10 A. M. down First street to Lcet; thence to Fulton Avenur through Hih street: up Fulton Avenue to Third street; up Thir l to Clark street: down Clark t Carpenter; thence to Main street through Third; up Main to Fourth; up Fourth to Locust; down Locust to the
.Me.hodsst l hurch, where there will tx an Oiut oii
A BAEGAIN!
AN OLD ESTABLISHED ;o: O 1? 3E3 Hi FOR SALE !
delivered by the Rev. II. GILLMOKE, and other
ropnate exercises. After winch the procession I form and march from the church down L"cut ti
First; np First to Cherry; up Cherry to Second; down Second to Main; down Main to Marble Hal!,
where dinner will be provided. After dinner, the procession will form and march down Main to Water; up Water to Locust; up Locust to First; down FirttoHall. There will '-e a union meeting of the different Lodges at '.H P. M.,at their Hail. Per order of the Com. ef Arrangements. ap24 A . JC 0 LB CRN, Sec'y MAGAZINES AND PAPERS of all kinds for May, received Sat M. L. JOHNSON'S, First st.
THE PAVIMOX HOTEL, KEPT for the last eight years by C.K.Datw, is now ofteied for sale. The lease, furniture, stores, and fixtures, will be sold at low figures. This house is situated on the river, In the ccn'cr of business, and has a large and laying business built up, which can be retained. The attention of buyers is solicited, as the terms are mott liberal, and the price a&ked exceedingly low. For particulars, address C.K.I)REW,jR.,raviIion Hotel, Evansville, Ind. Mr-Cincinnati Commercial copy to the amount of $1, a;.d send bill to advertiser. ap2at' Bi ii.oim; mtkhialsin.mio Lights J-iu Sash; 2,00(1 do 9-l-a do; 3,000 do 10-11 do; 2,000 do UM 4 do;
2,'HH) do 10-15 do; 2,l0 do 10-ltJ do; LOW do 12.18 do; SM Pannel Doors assorted; M pairs Window Bliuds; Wl Bids. Cement, iW Bbls. Planter Pans: 20 Bag Plarterers' Hair; Together with White and Gray Lime. Just received and for sale by apa E.S. BABCOCK.
A constant supply
Co"k Ji Son. FRED. SIIAltrK.
to be liad at the store of
aplii-2
MAUIIIiE-31ADL'
0
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HORSE SHOES.
TMIE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, at I TrV.v, N. Y..bave HENKV BCKDEN'S )MPROVE'I) HORSE SHOE MACHINERY now ii successful operation, and are prepared to execute orders for HORSE and MULE SHOES of any Weight and Pattern, at a price but lUtle above the price of Horse Shoe Iron. .... The quality of the Iron used In these shoes is warranted in eveiv respect. These shoe have been aproveil of, and are now used by the. t'niteil States ti'overnment exclusively, as also by many of the princial Stage aud Omnibus Ccmpanies and Horse Oboers throughout the country. Any person Inclosing 1 5 to the undersigned, will have a sample of 1 93 lbn., assorted sizes, sent to his address. Onlers adilreoetl to the subscriber, at ITroT, will receive prompt attention. WM. F. BURDEN. Agent. sp16-!y Troy.N. Y. H IME--MJ 2r0 lil.Ii. White Lime; f) 1 1 lids. Gray Lime: 1CJ Bids, llvd'raulie Cetnet;
j n ore ana lor sale oy wivl. rusiuk iu. HOOKS! IJOOKS!! AM) PAPEK M'ARFJIOUSi:!! .ff L. JOHNSON, would re-pertrully Invit theHA attention of nierch ints and others to his list of u-couiit lxv'k, manufacuired to order from the very l-et iiaper in any style of Binding, SCCU AS LEDGERS, DA V ROOKS. CASH ROOKS, BLOTTERS. RECEIPT ROOKS, SALES BOOKS, It ECO till BOOK. nd every other kind of lllauk n lrmfnlnm Ibwks. ANo, Steel Pens in a great variety; Envelopes of every sire: Buff. Yelb.w, White and Blua Inks of all kind: Gold Pens and Pen Holder. Letter Clamp, jian-l Rix, Gu:u Band. lukstanü-, iu a cry great variety, kc. . , . Rule, PwW. Pads. 1. .',.. Kt.utitiff Hoard.
1 cn km Hi ; - - Lotus-Stamps. Taper W eigtrt, Tai Manure, ,?tu, "'V'', Port-Folios, wk Baket, und Wrapping Pa,-r of air J'T'" """r;'. X fonndat M.L. JOHNM'N aplj-tf Firt t. between Main n 'y."1
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Bags Prime Rio Coffee;
15 do I-pice, . , , . 13 do l'cpp"'- J" received nnd r sale y
jThosc who want something new and beautiful in the way of Jewclrr Watches, Silver Ware, Clocks, Spectacle, Jcc, are invited to eallatthc old establishment of HITTItOFP St SOX, on Main street near Second, where they will find n new and very full stock at rcrr lor price. All articles warranted to bejusi as represented. apl-2mdS;w