Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 132, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 April 1858 — Page 2

, EVANS VI LLEf IND.

TUESDAY MOKNINO .APRIL 2 !

Th City CaaaeU I rr On Saturday eTcning joted to hare the fite-hundred ertrug ftf lK f5f i rt.- I . . ana orainance printed in tngUsh... It tbe was subsequently mored that the same bo translated and three hundred copies pnniea in uerinan. ; lnis motion was r a j r . carried with only three dissenting voices, those of the Councilmen from the First, Second and Third Wards. It was opposed as a most unnecessary expense, and one that was unjustifiable in the present state of the city Treasury. Admitting one half the population to be of ! German oiizin. three fourths of them I' can read English, and do not require ft . ... .J . . translation. The expenses of transla irn'!aiirtnf !ic Bnili,i ru.rr.an translation or laws would perhaps lead those who read them into errors in re'..j MC...t :n I

tion and printing would therefore be in- by the legislative action of each House "the "i-, ... ; TTr . . . . . ... A lr?1tlw antliAritr of the State and al ft7"The ReDUWlcanS of 1

curred for the benent or one eighth or qu"orura (two-thirds) of each House; must be ha conclud not to '

f . . The Constitution of fjndiana require , the injury than benefit to those for whom returns of the election ol Governor and Licuthe labor and expense was incurred. To tenant Governor to be transmitted to the r . . Speaker ef tb House of KepresentaUvea, render the exact and precise meaning of Vbo ahall open and publish them in. .the

a law into a foreign language required great pimuiuitai am, um ctuciug v curacy and Toluma tent person expense Council could not authenticate the ver-1 ,o0.bc1UM a m,jority of th. member, had na knowledge of the German lan .1 "e. A i rra ... i It could not, therefore, be used or plead I as authority in the Courts or public well iro to the English first as last. - It was objected to as a wasteful expenditure of tho public money to Hatter a portion " r1""" of the Toters, and accomplish a political v. -.t.... , .v. r ' objections, the motion was carried with only three dissenting votes, viz: Hopkins, Ronalds and llubbell. ' We are of course inclined to support every proper measure that will give employment to our craft; but we 'doubt very much whether the expense will be approved by those whose favor is to be conciliated by this vote. The translation must be made by one familiar with legal technicalities and terms both in German and English, and with the nice philological distinctions in both languages. Such a person cannot be procured to ' do the work for less than $150, and it will cost another $150 to print and bind it. An expenditure of $300 or $400 for draining and improving the streets would be more acceptable to our thrifty German citizens, than the presentation of a book which not a dozen of them a a aea would nave occasion to use. 1 na ex penditure is voted not to confer any real rood upon the German citizens, but to latter them for their votes, at some coming election. It is bribing them with their own money taxing them to pay the expense of a thing that can be of no use to them or any body else; and they are shrewd enough to understand such movements, and will estimate the flattery atiu true value. (y The Providence Journal says' a Senator of that State was elected at the last election by a love letter, ine rost- . a a .a ma Wa. . master had received a letter for a young w . i i a ady which he knew she was anxious to get, and he took upon himself the pleasing i7 e j.r Ji' :. r.u. . duty of delivering it; but first, like a i n,mA,( hA m..c vn. an.i nf 0 . ,, ,. , ourse m a seperate seir-sealing envelope. This was duly prepared, with the Demo- . . , t A. ratio tickeU safely enclosed, and the o-lnfpn stnrlc too-ether StODDin at the gluten stucic toeetner. 'PP10o ine town meeting, he deposited the letter in ihe ballot box, and proceeded with the A itJ.A .I,- K ociitatB auvA ssu itu u v w uwiu or the blooming maiden, to wnom ne gaiJantly handed the entire Democratic ticket, SUteand town. How the lady interpreted the missive we no not Know, but the moderator and clerk ungallantly Mr..iA. . ia i.t- ami tha refused tO COUnt the lOVe letter, and the Kepubhcan candidate was ueclarea electsn hvnnamtWdr ' ' ea DJ onq ""J0" " - - 1 . . lL. y iA. n... lT ine ueieat. 01 tue necunipwm wu stitution in Congress was celebrated at Leavenworth, with illuminations and a grand jubilee on the night of the 17th insL The city was all life. Business houses and private dwellings were illuminated, and as the eye glanced over the valleys, and on the hill-tops and along the streets, and , saw one blaze of light, the scene was striking and the panorama , brilliant. This jubilee may prove to have been a little premature. ' '' 1 - . ' xi 03" Hr. Thos. L. Kane, the ' secret agent of the Administration, to Utah, was arrested at Los Angeles as a spy of the Mormons, when he produced a letter of Mr. Buchanan's, acc reding him as an agent of the President to the Mormons. He was allowed to pass. The question is asked, why was the peace Commissioners appointed while an agent was Already on the spot negotiating for the peaceable settlement of the Mormon dif ficulty? OCrSix or seven of the splendid Lake i -krw steAmers have been laid up, by agreement, tor the season. It is estima ted that tliere are $1,750,000 capital in these boats, thus lying idle and depre ciatiog.

care; and tho translation of a Senator, and aixtyraefen hepresentatives, l pftctm,of tharVitw " lw Mr I protecuon, aolcly Jpr tbe bsoeflt of the me- n-xAftf art F nrrK v. .iw.-Mv V. . .. . ft. ,. lr,, I aro, as i ost master oi mat cut, oy-jiir. i u .1.1..... it. . w -.YAL.vALl-fc lkOIv . r

m f( a t. I VUBWIHV aa 4 wva win vb smv y veivsv, aeyis"w v v a a iiwi aeaaiMBaa we Uli a a) a yuivt w 1 v4 a aa90 aiv vfw 1 ; - . . u. j, 01 iw ocuto pages oy a compc Mto o. business," Twenty-three Senators I Buchanan. It is IW wed as a reproof of I ration ef tbe telegraph companies, and. in- roa . . ... . I - - '1 t . I . ...I .r , I.Li. 11 -- 1.1 . .1 . r.-V m . I T 1

would oi ttseu do a neavy tt "J,?7.uJr! the Administration .bV TuwA riehds ..wrt a.-.-.-.

. Alter It Should DO done tneirin? the session of 187. without auvceneur-1 and immediate neighbors.' i!" never havincr been called in' eocition'. ; 'Re-1 w.nnv t'f htc Ancirrei7

Kaiaa tnAA awateeivsaa at wm isow' KeekIlB esMaaua 1

. , ' . . . . , '. ; .count the totes for UoTernor and-Lieut. j. mtm. 1 ' r'.. , a to the original version to get the precise k . v ,iÄ formerly member ,ot Congress, is

meaning of the law, and they might as CZTZZZ .Z .. T-in

Iii Case mt Mewrt. Bricht aad Fitch.

AsUU United States Senate -will U compelled, in a few dajs, to take up and ucciueuiequesuonoiiaeriQiiiiu-dr.iv Firr. .-.,1 v.i,k K?r ,.t th. V - vt. t..u 4.:. " iu(& Ariuuue puuiisuca m auctmit- hwht I ry oftneLegislative proceedings on wnicn ofthelinxliLiTfl nroceedinm on which . .... i i mi bogus Senators " found their - preten- . sj .t. r 1 gl0Min oruer to remiuu uw country oi frcU in the case. Kftj0PT iL and M cne or two cireumstancea. unknown! mbsMj to the editor of " the ' "Tribune, I wmca are .mpur. . juu J, ment in the matter. ... I. ti,. i.:nu rt.wi Rf.-.-r. - - - i k that "Senator hall be ckwn by the LegiA a v vi aarva avaa v a w w- pw J latore of tbo rwpectivo States." The Conatitution of Indiana Bars: "TheXegislative autbority of tbe State abaTl be vcated in the Sa provide that two-tbirds of each Heufo r iT.i.fjv.. .n v.i.'.n unless a quorum be present at the time.- To constitute a local' and constitutional United gtatca Senator, he" must have been "chosen" man dare assert that any uch action was ha4in u CM(J undcr deration. Ko man, regarding truthwiU dilute tb followinz statement of facts: presence r both uouses or um uenerai sThe Senate composed of fifty and rent vote of the two Houses, , to .witness then racent Stato eWtion.l 'After1 1 tlsej votca were oncned and nublUlied. an adjournment I to a m I r , " , , 1 f.. a . A J.tS mm 1... 'UkAHfvk kaa e ktiai ncsa I 11 1111 URT W B AAMVA IkilVU- tl i (bbfor which the members hd convened had been full v accomplislied. ? ;l Previons to comer into ; convention to J "

I the liouse of a hundred members, i birty-tour i Ma vor. who was removed a few months called for, would operate in. tho nature orar . , .-,

the lion. Speaker i Ballard Smith,' that , QThe Legislature of New York ad- to etfuvt an arrangement with two other con.the DroceedinMortha loint 'contention I .a tr.u- r i..'.i.t- lr.. . panics, the parties te which arrangement were

7 ' " chAnld tv rnnRnl etrlctlw tn tKa in!

--n -. .. ' .vj I . . 'Ppos of counUng and publishing thefwith0uth

votes for the Executive officers; and that no advantage should be taken of the meeting to accomplish any other ,pur pose.' In the convention, Governor Wills rd an President of the Senate, presided with Speaker Smith.'-': After '.the votes had been counted, and .. WjUard and Hammond declared elected, and the business for which the convention had, met, had been accomplished. Gov.. Wili iabd requntcd fyealtr SrnWi. to dtdare fJU twvenft'oit w(joiimi to a certain day. ' Speak.er Smith replied to him,; that he was precladed from such an act, by; his solemn pledge to confine the proceedings of. the

meeting to the counting of the votes . for penseSj right of way- and all other ii forGovernor and Lieut. Governor. . Where matloo relating W die !manag'emnt tf

upon, Gov. Willabd, then no longer President, of , the Seriate, nor , posaessipg any authority, in the- meeting being Governor of thtBUlarfUdatetftbcT;. ,r . . , . . i South, this creature ui viuvcruur timaru . asauiucu . t ia, ;) auu, obeyed the Governor's maridate, -and de clared the joint convention adjourned 'to another day for further business.'.', Ttys bold and darin usurpation on ' the part of Wiliard passed without rebuke, from his adherents. The correctness of this statement will not be denied, we , think, by J udge Smith, who is now in the city. un the day, to which the adjournment, thus , surreptitiously attained, was made, twenty-four Senator (not a quorum not even a majority) and sixty-two Keprcsentativa rPAtafArl AMlnsif ft tt tat . ,. avv.Ia.1 w- " ar -w at.p w tion ae a violation ot the CooaUtutiooof tho United State, and of the Stat of Indiana, I Kai..a . A' 1 1 . e-J a nun in uvuiuw vi in uiui:a ui vrwuviib McM Brjght ,nd filch,ftaki4 u. United State Senate for time te,te testimony.In thediaenwnof tluapropoaltion, U was asserted that only forty-wvei Senatori had been nrorajriv .worn intft efflce. und. twenty-four Senator were present at the pretcuded election, they conatituted a majorty of the Senate, .ndtherefore, the act was legal! If this were true, it could not rightfn7 affect the cal ; bu U i. not true.-rorty-nlne Senstors were sworn in oy directioa3or Uc WUUrd, the presiding oracef of the Senate, and ono (Dr. Cooker by . direction of the Senate.. This fact will bo cstabli.bed by the testimony of Gov. W illard, ana otners, stiouid evidence he taken -unoer ve resolution oi mo cenaie. co muca Wr At the me of the revision of the StatSSL Tertcntly left out by tho revisors. In answer to an inoniry as to the .usage and precedent of the Legislature in choosing Sena . . Otmatitntion. In tho abJ sencc of tho law aboro referred to, Messrsht nJ 'itCtt 09aQr nato tbal there never had been any election of Sena- .... 1..- I. . ..: 1 . 1 wt unuvi vuu XjCTt VonimuUvQ. rqu. ucrc f t, QO precedent cstablished. In this they were crossly mistaken, or attempted to deceive tlw Senate. The new Constitution went into forco in Novem ber, 1831, and John IcWt was elected Uni ted State Senator in January, 1S331 Vt. Fitch ought certainly to have remembered it, aa Mr. IV t tit boat, iura for tho nomination, because or his ( the Doctor') 'Abolition letter to Grove Tomerey. The Legislature, in the election ef Mr. Pettit(in tbo absence of stat ute law as nowi. pursncd the course which ha prevailed in the Statu, dnring its existence, viz: the passage of a resolution by the concurrent vote cf each House, (a quorum of I.- . .1 . . V l . v .in luciuwri tuereoi, respectively, nctng present aud voting thereon), fixing the marjr ner, time and . place of such election. K otber usage or precedent ever existed in that State.; Can it be that any , "party , in this country has become so regardless of law, usage, precedent, right and justice a to sanction such a proceeding' as that under which these men claim seat in the Senate! Let the exalted position conceded to that body, and the personal, honor, of its members, answer tha question. ( - ' . v : iV ; O-There is a great scramble for the location of , the new national, foundry among tbe towns and cities of - Virginia and Maryland. It was promised some years ago, that the next national foundry or armory, should be located in the West; and if Western men insist upon a fair and equal distribution of public at TTf a - M 1. .a worKs, tne u est wouia nave tne pro posed foundry; in such an event, we should take pleasure in presenting the claims of this section.

OCrllon. K. W. Thompson delivers

the next annual address at the Sullivan County Agricultural fai H ! i '. : ' - , . , r' ÜO"At Hamilton,1 Canada, a raco was mad between a horse and a.' locomotive ' i , r J . r J ftw - - "7- - 7" " JV ' b t 1 1 1 rfm 1 1 ii r m wursr I j I r w iiir iiih distance of ft) rods, in which the horse ramnniit winner hr Jialf his leneth. t :-7 3 ' .I V. 1 hv ssT " ' MLErMettcrltteW. froOh. Seward. BanlTs and Fillmore: have all been -aominated Win Jr more .i . i i : i se. i I iUe GExprdl-dilgnuhcaTtf ... .s, . Z . . . . . I mii ia na ma nr a iar a i a vran rrw tib r . . , r r - i . . .1 OrCol. Collier,- formerly collector of n Francisco, who was sued by the . i - - .rtAA asa aefaulterfor $700,000, has, on a final hearing before the U. S. Sjpremo Court, had a judgment for $8,000 awarded as the balance due him , ' . . from the government. , , , . I erre ilaute 1 is-Lnkl present a ticket for municipal officers. A citizens' meetinff has been called for the Duroose of "g nas been caueu ior mo purpose oi rminz a raixea ticket. to ue aupporveu i r .11 who .r. opposed t.,th.. Uco-p. n swindle. , , . rv " v 0Tlhe DemoCTitS of Washington 1 - ( city havo nominited Lol. Uerrett, for Xiattered witr .tne nope 01 carrying tne Tj:et.iiMM f tK. Q.fa iha narf tao. uciaiatuiB vi iu u w tuu iikai mv9 tion, and are. already; -cvusing ,for a randidata for tha IT. S. Srnat. to succeed t.j tv i. , L :tv duuza Luu?ias....iiun. Aunui Aiacuiii i named J' 1 A I cna,u"ie T-i jvuiutu vu i t moreitnanr one hundred days bavins passed ' a single import' Wn measure -Owing to a- triangular fa wision of paftfes,' nothing satisfactory :tS all couU be azrecd upon;' The Tribune i says the session is numbered among the i uw ovootvi. r "o I worst failures which this year of disav I i i uifii tors, 1357, has originated. ! (r The Henderson and-Nashville Railroad Company have appointed a com mitteV icr investigate all the accounts and tooka of the company, , and, make a, full report of the am9nnti of stock collected, amount still due; and to state the dispo si tion of all moneys received, how; , much natd for salaries, work, engineering elthe road:1 1 This 'report will lead,' it is hoped,"to' Mml efficient steps for the ra id prosecution rof the road. '' ' 1 i '. .. o , i . . i j i j ; 1 1 i , i i; j '-Zj!jmn- xr i v'- ; tT"' i OCrThe ISew Orleans Railroad was ' of rails from Vicksburg to "New Orleans and cutting off 40O miles of; river navi gation by twenty.four hours run in, the cars, i i Be fort- another spring the line will be extended to 1 Memphis. The South is now pushing forward more railroad lines, and exhibiting a greater spirit in this respect, than the Middle or Northern States. (ET The Artesian Well, recently bored I Klf I PI A fil Ptnlihw aIT I T.m fm wPaf a in Iria I J va e wa va va mwaaw wewv Its Iii w.,vf:' t. Jl.t -it- " - . " I At rnlMAPel Wwek I A etsstilaa a a A as MaIiaiaal va iajiaavi as. Diiuiiar ui ilo iucuiviuai ,,... ' tn tVA , . a ' TK. ." to the CIue Springs... Ihe papers .say s that it is admitted on all 3 'and has been demonstrated' bv a ninast ha nas ucen aemonstratco; oy a scientific analysis, that the water5 comDares favorablv, wilh the most noted of PreS T0 W . w'rp M most noted of the mineral waters in the world. It has been found to be' very efficAc'cusin'many -- '..., J chronic diseases, and the well is likely ',Ä U.i- r -rLtJ t 'r.. " if ' ! - invalids. J ' '' ' - r.' ffc-T-ltis estimited that one-third of the population of tho Union is now con. itt Northwestern State, d Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin. Mich- . - . .fl , . f fift. i iSu ana.iowa, am mat lour nuns, 01 their nomilntion h.v coma into the? ta ;fi,; tV, it, - ijix a ' T I""-100 P0d of a single generation, i The increase in these States in thirty years . has been eight hundred per "cent, and they, are now estimated, to contain 7,200,000 peopie. .'.w , nan ,uie rates ot increase would give f them, thirty years hence, a larger population than tho whole 'Union contains ai 'present1 5 1 , 1 I ifjTbeLafityette Journal , gives the following account of a youth only 18 years old,' who has just been , sentenced to the penitentiary, in that city for grand larceny: 1 "u 1 IIa entered tho house of Mr. Dill, a farmer on the Dayton road, in the absence of tho adult members of the family, and finding no one at horn except a little jrirl, ha( proceeded to rob the bouse, threatcuing her life if she Save the alarm. 41o broke open a bureau rawer, and took therefrom a considerable sum or money, with which, he mado his escape. II was arrested, tried, and convicted. The history ot Ids eurly life, ot hi crime and ita consequence, ia ot gainful interest.- J!e was born in Mississippi. His parent, though poor, gave mm au me aarantage era good Knglisli education: and the prayer and ex hortations el a pious mother, who is nerhans to-day ignorant ot hi fate, controlled tho wayward impulsea ot his childhood and early youth.' When about fifteen years of age, ho left home, at the anggestion of his lather. and in opposition to tbe earnest protcstationa oi hi mother, to try ia 'lortune m Indiana. II located in thia vicinity, and for a wbile conducted himself very properly, but aoan formed bad 'associations, which proved his ruin. He learned to play oarda, to gamble, and drink liquor.4 Other vices followed in quick succession, until the commission of tho crime which consigns hint to the penitentiary.

lUO I.. - , i 1:1 :

The HeaionetraAc.of the American Tele

araea Compear t the Memorial er uae Maftaetla aud Talen Telegraph Coapanlea Preaeated to the Seaate r feewa!. ', The remonstrant object to tho action of Congress on said fricniorial, for tbeso Aruocg tbor reasons; that tbe general law prayed for by tbe memorialist would strike at all tbe J; .. . - v.- .: ...tiAf .nAM.m. uiuiiivi f uubiucu ArrsnirHincuui vi puvh x...... panie. M actio Ün3er. and are amenable Suto law, emb.rra the telegraphic communication with foreign countries, and tr.r.n nilnvtha trait of tl -rabWof anotLef, would load, ?T?Sf!W kJ for byuro foKfct ten ltadina talei.: : n . c..A ail otbGra be.ng tisedMr the .arrangement, batween tl K Found and and Amencan Companies a it new exists. .That tüe' - t t - . . . arrangement complained ol u no. eaciuwva . . " t . tri its nuttirn in.jmnA tllft mtmurilluta tbcmcive Jivo beeh frcqoentiy invfted to bare it and u, contribute; to .iu i cwt,J but havo declined o tedo. fhat.tha remon strants finally, went on4 with tbe hazardoua euterprie alone, building tbe New Foundland line at their own cost, and mat it wouia bu unjust now to compel them to share. their business, with aheee mcmoralwu, who not only refuse to ahare, in the ruk of tbo entcrprise, when invited, but did all In their power crusn iu mat ine remouiruw bave'lready expended 300,000 oa tho New Fonndland line which is now, worked atalosa, - nJ lh- ,AtUnti(I, mji have, invested milliod; In their cntcrpi ridered .odoqbtfal an j BOtbujjev-dJbat .nyi enterprise which i tili cent undertaking that it is insuranco.can do eiftictod on ibe next attempt to lay the 'cable. i .i I ir ieciou on inc next alien MÄÄÄÄ transfer iu LuMntja to w bover ought claim it, a similar, Law .would aUo be proper in the several Sute. and would be equally proper uaiiperiJLioa! companies.' ! Tha thai ht pljlng, specially, to the charge of eorabinaAmerican and New Four.Jland. companies liiva entfrrfi Intd nn arrrneniont t,,t 'tha mutoal interchange of their messages, In order w k io lacuiiaie me pninean oi tneir- rcpccuTe Hine. That tlicse memorialist wbe aro sosoncitcu abourcornbiAattmie are theewncitr . v t . . . . a years; 12 ot which years they have ttrenuVII.IJ IIUWIITVIIIU! UT VUlllUIIIUklUII. W VI unu ewt all comiH:tition in the bushiews of tcleffranhinir. And onlr Julr- laut, ther sought tu biud tlicmscrvea never to connect with any new lines, and also to re Juso a connection, a fur as practical, with any existing lines, that declined tojoiq said combination. ' In conclusion', tbe remonstrant said that the only aid tbo Atlantic company ia to re ceive from Government is, their business to tho amount of j70,ooo por annum, which is th'm fron üm of couiDletion of the line on to a period when iu stock pays 6 per cent, when the amount is to be re iuced to $50,000 special notices; tS NOTICES in this place, lloents per line rS (solid Agate) one Insertion; 3ttcetits ier line three times; al cents per line one weckt discount on longer bint.' - i (TT. i dvanced years often cause us to feel the ne cessity ef a resort to some artificial means, by which to rally and restore temporary 'strength and being to oar impaired faculties, which Ismosteflectually done by the usaoj Hostet ter 's celebrated Stomach Bitters, before meals. ; On wine glass used as per directions oa th bottle, er In smaller quantities, if tb persoa Is weak la body, will convince the most credulous ef ha restorative effects, to able a thousands ran testify who used It for years, and ander no circumstance coo. Id he persuaded to 'do without It; ' ldlei rspd' cHlly, have found Inestimable benefit resulting from the ass of It. - For sale by druggists generally. ' ' apCO-lw ' ' - i .-.f.. , . ., ; 11 a . RHEUMATISM.- peafnesv Neuralgia, Swelling, StiffnesrsBd alt pains, cured by one liettle of .Prüf . De örktVs Electric Oil. , w to - This letter is ont of many received recently: Paor. D Gxath: I had a swelling In my limbs nearly a yeafl 1 After Wsing ma'ny thinrs without ben. lit, the find bottle of your Oil I used cured me entirely. I hall ever rememhevyoa as my restorer. ,,;,e.solax, ai'20-lw , fi-yUu V. :fc28 Chestnut street. 1 " 'u Ulddlaess',' IleaAacbe, tStC. These pains and disagreeable feeilags art generally symptoms of some other complaint such 'ei dyspciia, apoplexy, and various others, all rf which are cauned by eetrvpt noxious mstter, clogging the various circulations; hence, a stream or rush of blood te the head, and by the excitement a great pressure on the brain. 1 Giddiness, headache, loss of memory, dimness of sight, and various other complaint are the result, Thus It will be seen that all tbe abort painful and digressing maladies owe their origin to th blood. . Dr. Morse's In diau IJoot.PJlI are acknowledged to be the only medicine thai will fWoasUiy purify Uie blood. ' Tnef enter the blood,and follow the stream of life on its journey thrwugh th system. . They root out all foulness and impurity, and drirt out every unhealthy obstruc tion. They should be taken every night In sufficient quantities te eperatd briskly, by bomiaehclng with two pills oa going to. bed, three the next night, four the next; If the symtoms ar not removed, commence again .with te piUsaqd go.apasnin as hefor. Con tiaue in like manner, until the blood is thoroughly purified, aad all pain and distress is entirely removed. -'.!. H Obtain one of our Free Almanacs, and read the his tory of Dr. Morse's father, and how this medicine was Introduced. ? .! i , L.: IIEWAK.8 of a counterfeit of these Pills vsllow waAFrsas, AU geouinaare In blub wrappers, with the signature of A. J. White k Co., on each boxj Price acts...: Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pill arc sold by dealers in Medicines. ': ' . . 'i mar3l-d4-w 1 Hoc any of aar High Liters ever eat too much d inner T If any of ear readers have cooks who tempt their appetite a little to Tar, I will tell a secret that will lead them to the enjoyment of their d inners without a Visit from that gouty old gtntlcunn Dyrpepaia. Take a Boss or Da. SAXProao't Ihvioobato am a ATI SO, ASB TOC WILL DtVSR SB TBOCSUIB WITH Ikdioestiox; but on th contrary, before the next meal time appreacbesthe appetite will be sharpened to appreciate any kind of food. If the food rises or ours, the Invigoraior will fix the mattet at once, for there Is something In it that, tn use the expression of a friend, will let a man eat gravel sttnes, and take the Inrlgoralor and they will digest. 1 We have tried H in double dose, on one or tw occasions, for ffkk, headache and it acts; like a charm, . " .. W hat w want to say to our readers, young or old , if. If anything Ails you, go w Ithout delay aad get a bottle ef Da S Axnroao's Isvioobatos, and If U dont cur. come and tell as. for we want te se eae person that it I will net bsasftt. 1 (See A4 vertlsemeut.) 1 1 1 4 u.arC(W3twlni .: . . , , C ft 2 CspRING MEÖICINÜI VV ! Get the Fare, v ., .. . , , , v Get tho Cheaaest, t - . Get tbe asoet Efllcacleas. Ia short, get THE BEST, whvh are Da.UosAca'i ScA.taiXAru.t Blood Prainta aso Bloob Pills. These, wwQderfal lediclnes are entirely vegetable, leave'riobad effects; Ind can' not by any "possibility Injure the most deliente constitution. Never was a good Spring. Medicine. a necessary as now, for In addition to tne Ska Diseases nd deranged Stomach and Liver, which every, winter, produces, it is most evident to all who ar accustomed .to note the powerful influence for good or UI that the mind has upon the body, that the anxiety ef mind caused by the late widespread money .troubles, ha Injured th general health of a la oat every one. Thea cleanse, strengthen and purify yoor system with th Scandinavian Remedies, and yon win prdbabty save yourself from ericas illness the coming summer. '. m'j ; pr See advertisement. ' I ' ' -! apU 1 ' , " - ' - i.--T' i ' COAX. ,,:'..'' ' ' bodiam minis a company, - tOffice en Wtw street, under the'.TeUgrsgh OfEce.) Cart loads efu bushels of Bodiam Min Coal delivered to any part of the city at II 60 per load, . Coal weighed, if deaired, si th expense or th purchaser. Note ef solvent banks of Illinois and Wiaoonsia taken in pay meat. JOHN W TM0ND. dec2-tf. Secretary and Manager.

SPECIAL NOTICES. DiRKCTOit.-JoMii fa,. Kbits, Coaaa Bascb,

Thomas K.QiRtixaaiDoH Law.; f, KceiTe4epMlts,huyanlelleiin andexchaafe. Interest sltovcd oHUkMeWiiiitsatMichratr asatay be agreed nron whh p.itor and wclrted Iu wrtincaU. Exchange on New Tort, Cincinnati and LoulsTilie.Oreat Britain, trxnen, SaitserUiHl, Belglum, Holland, Ratoia, Deumark, Sweden, Korway, and all the citieaaad larae towns of Germany, for aale I earns suit.' tolirations nadeVsbd rrVetd remiuea promptly at current fate of excb&Bf 4JOIIX A KKXTZ.rvos. n . saa tu, cannier. aplS 3m Mexican Masuaa Ltatmeat.- tn rfcn aad poor, bond and free: alt colon, fradea aiwl conditions of life, we liexrthe tame toted of protne awarded this won4erful artkWSoresaraJwaledZpaiDi teilt ved, liresBarH, Yalqalile anirolx awdf aerul,and untold ills asuaced by tMs great aiedldne which are snfrislnf to the iudgmect of wan.' What family does not require a Standard Liniment. Who Ter heard ef the same e fleets prod sets I by any other .artvcleT For Cats, Braises, , ypraius. KlieamstUm, Swellinrs, (trained Horses, ke , it has no equal. Dkwaib or Iarr ATioas ' TKe ceaalne llustai Liniment lsaold by all respectable DrncfUts and LWery Men In crery Iowa, parif h and hamlet throughout Sörth and foath 'America, I uro pe and the Islands of the Oeeaa. Boy at once. Beware of any other Braggs Liniment. - It f abase Im iUtion. ' ' ' ' M:: .1 . 1 BARNES It PARK, ,,, J tnarltl'drln ti'r , Proprietors. New Torl.Q ARMY'S ADVERTISEMENTS ' - it- RAT KS. One square, (10 lines solid Agate), three times. tl 00 One week, 1 50 Two weeks '. 1 Ml One month, -i ........ 4 00 Three months, ....i..w... ...... 7 50 Six months, 10 00 Oneyear, 15 00 fJr fKseoant on larger adTertimmenU. ' . fjf" Carl of six lines or under, 10 per annum. tNMtiUfoffeid"ivertiferdMceiTed. aa-o Si iTertisemcnt inserted Airless titan SI. 1 A Treatise 'oU ihe'liw Waring to'fbe lowers7 ahd vlhitifra ef i f. . .0.1C.lAled,1itbeitaie of IndUna. with wac, tieal Forms aud Essays on various Titles of the Com' mun Law, .-, . i - f . i All slasses of Officers of Law, will and this work a eeiiveeiesitxemplda and accurate cuide la tlw per formeoc of their various erncial duties: to tlis romance of tneir various emciai aurtes: to uis pro fehlen gtuerally, it will prove vslnaljle and usKul. and refers nee to tne nooa will show that te i men, it is a copious roantata ot important ana rateable information. ' fhs volttmeemVmceseverj thing relating w trial heftre Juatices, whh tbe Lv or Bvid-nce. Ceatmcii. Partnership, Attachments, Liens, Promissory Notes, arvl other subjects. Interesting to every mad of business.. O - : I t f ; ; ' It U a earefulty hrringvd aad well madd Bool, and It just what the prefeaakMi' needed, i f . . Ifndiant Sentinel. In our opinion, tt, reiteral im by Jnatices ef the 9tmm artlltetal tnamriallv to diriiiuh litigation, ob viate the freuency of appeals to higher Courts, and further the Jester administration of tae JOdictai power. 1, thowe flrrM MAMS If,' K .... SOLOMON C LAYPOOL ..-'.... -. 1 ... , A.A.ltAHUOM). T think H, for the purposes intendedt a valuable and asful werk aad on that should bei the hands ef every Jalce of the Peace la the State, to whom, It teems 4 me, ne dook, or a similar one ia in iirwu anhle. " JOT). SULLl VASU The wsrk will he especially valuable to those for whom it Was parueaianv designee; ana nesiaes mere are suhjet-ts relating to the general practice treated ef, which will alaorender K highly valuable te tae pet. festiod generally I to whom I cheerfully recommend U. . S.B.ÜOOKIN. Judge Sup. Court.' I. prepaid. Ss.sA; Sve Pate Single copies, y mall Copies, to one address, wl eonies for 136.00. - ' be sent for $30. 0, er tea 11. W. DERBY k CO.jPeMUnt ., PaMUasrs, Cincinnati, O. ' apli . DR. JOHN KUGENISS, ! PHYSICIAN AUD SURGEON. TENDERS his professional Service te the eitJsvns nf Eransville and surroundiaff eouutry. " ! Office, corner of Second and Locust streets. -; api;-dkwtJm - tulm. . ".. . Rochester 'Coopers Toolsl a. a. 1 abtos's 'siaex rrus," " " OX er aboat the t&th of llay, I shall havo a ibe stock ot Bart mi's justly celebrates Coopers' Took, which are aawuestiensbly superior to all ether makers. Keep your money until yoa can get the sssr OCT. call J. 11. Mache C. - army new stand, epposit CUARba 0. w JtbLS. . AN ORDINANCE L relatitm Ut nui$act$ crtaUd' by tUrgnant traUr. ritnaUd on- y lot or parctl of ' ground within tht City rf Etantrilk: ' Ssction 1. Be it ordained by the Common Counciiaf the City of Kvansville, That whenever any lot er iatrc-l 0? ground ia said city is, er shall be so situated that water does er shall collect and remain stagnant thereon, such lot, while so situated, shall be deemed and taken to be a nuisance, ami the Common Council may direct and require the owner or c-ecu pier of the premises to abate such naisanee by dnaining or Ailing up such lot er parcel of ground in kocn manner an within such reaaouable tun as th said Council may order and direct. ticca. It thai 1 te Uie daty of th Clerk to issue to the Marthel duplicate certified copies of any order made rn earsuaneeof the but section, and tb Mar shal shall forthwith, or as soon se practicable, deliver ene ef said copii to th owner or occupier ef the premises mvutioped In said order, or te tb agent of such owner or exupler, and said Marshal slutU return the other copy of sakl order te the Clerk stating in his return the time and manner of services and on whom served, aad the Clark shall . Ale nrnwrtt aaM eotv and reuina. 1 and Hn Sko. X. If the said eoov shall be returne! "not found," by tbe Marshal, the Clerk shall forthwith publish a copy of aaid order tn some aewspeper printed and publiohed in UieCfty of Evansville. . - ?kc 4 If, after servk-e or publication ot a ropy of lotortwrceli mramiahallBechorfaiftedrain or required by aid erder U shall be the duly of the 11 1 1 up inraiHiic wiuiin uie tiniv uiu 1 n .u uwun isrnai immediately upra rbe exetraiioB. ot woo thnementiooeil In auch order, to proceed tod mi or all iu such lot or parcel of ground, atmrdineto the requirements of such order, and the Marshal shall, within ten dxrs from and after th time wbsa said draining or til ln up atull be completed, make a statement in writing, detailing the expenaes ef said dtaining or filling op. which statement shall lie verified by the affidavit of said Marshal, and shall be by him filed with the Clerk, and the Clerk ahall record said statement In a hook to be kept for tha purpose, and the amount charged in said statement shall be a del against the owner er occupier of aaid M, and shall be a lien on ach V er parcel of ground; and the sakl delit may be collected by action agaiast the owner or occupier af th kit er parcel ef ground; or said lien may be enforced ia any Court of competent jurisdiction. bko. a If any owner ef any lot or parcel of jroand, who shall have been personally served with copy of, any onW .made In pursuance of the ordinance shall fail or neglect to comply with said order within the time which may be pveifledin such order, such owner ahall for such .ottrnse. fuvfett and pay any sum not exceeding tea dollars, nor leas taan oa dollar. 6. If the Clerk or Marnhat shall neglect or fail to perform any duty ruired of him oy th." ordinance, auch Clerk or Marshal Shall for such ottene fsrfett and pay any am sot less tbsa nvr, dollars, nor more lean fifiv dollar. . ' t ' Sec. 7. The Clerk shail at the first meeting of the Council in the months et July, October, and January .of each yeitr, report te the Council in wr ting, a utetnent of all sums -which may resnaia du and unpaid for filling up er. draining any and all lots or jxtrcel ft ground ander this ordinance. Sec. v. This ordinance shall be la force from and aftr its publication. Paased pril tth, iM, and published la the- Evansvill Journal. April 37th, 1?", and in the Volks bote, Apni ann, u-js. . anji . ;t A. LKMCKE, Clerk. Ilonse for Rent.. . -DESIRABLE resitlance, situated Ift ths arper l part of the citv, containing fir rooms, kUchen, cellar, stable, wowf-ahed. Jtc, ft. For tenal, apply at tne Journal oflice. 1 enxA-ir 1r BUSHELS Prime Oats, fur sale by fjif P 1 1- II COCK ASPS. Tb sTk BCSU. Prime lungarii I. II. C JL W for sale by COOK fc SON. .1 I JL4 101 V doi.EsTiL- - i ).; r ! xirj im. TaJ'le Atutter; ' )00e lbs. prime Lard; jReceJved tks day by ZCOOK k SON XTRA FAMILY TTXEOAR B bM.cboicer. A tide, for nie very low by . , ' GILBERT k BOWLES, . apM . t . . ' Sycamore St. 'AR 2Sbbl. in fine order, iut received nd for WL sale by tHLBKBT at BOWLES. " CHEESK-CO boxes best W. R ale by GILB1 and Ilambtirx. for GILBERT Jt BOWLE. SARDINES lease aalveeand artrrs.fbr sal by , GILBERT k BOWLES. "ira AR SOAP VI boxes Proctor St Gamblea. for oate GILBERT ft BOWLES. af VORN BROOMS-tOO doi. aaao.ted onaHtlba. tcm sale by . GILBERT k BOWLES. apot fXTANTE CUKKANTS-4 bbls. choice, for sale by MA GILBERT te BOWLES. H ERRING 3 boxes No. 1, for sal by V GILBERT ft BOWLES.

CHOICE INDIGO-J ceroens, jnst receivrd aad for sale by - GILBERT ft BOWLES. MAGAZINES AND PAPERS of all kinds for Msy, received at I. L. JOHNSON'S, First st.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

-DOAIIDING. TWO reaueaea and their single gentlemen, can retpje gootl boarding at the WALNUT i their wires, and a f-w lasant mom, witn 81 BE ET HOUSE, comer of Walaut and. First streets. sp21-tf fSGKD POTATO E8-V büi. pure Meshanoc s7 f oiatoes, for sate at ap3l Z. II. COOK, k SONS. Knickerbocker IlIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 01THB;iT.YOK-JEWXajtK. Statement of the Condition of this i Company March latt 185T. y ; I t Capital aad AccamalaUoav.8tT3,79S,44 Capiui Jtock..:.'...-.. .t.V.tlOv.mtr Life Iaiunutc for Fretaiums Ave...... lil,04i Interest received and aocraeA 14.21 .- 5 ! t-n DlsbarsemenUtincludlnf Losses, Palaries, Kent, Taxes, Commission, - Medkal Fee. Pivtdcads to Stockholders, tc fcc , KAUM Total Carital and Accumulation. ...172.TOI44 . ASSETS. Bonds and Mortgages, Premium Notes, . Bill Receinblei Laansee. eaU. Cash. . te, A ca oed Interest and Premiums unpaid. 4,Kl,ol Furniture.......... 900.000 , " " 1:3.791,41 . 8TEPHBNO.WnXBLZK, Secretary. , New York, March. WU. At the requert of the President and ' Board ef Directors of the Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, 1 certify that the mode of competing present value or the t olicies employed ry tne secretary or the Comnanr Is srientincallr correct, and in accord. ance with the prescriptions of the charter. I also ctrttfy, tliat I hare compared the list of policies fur nished me by the President as on the books of the Company with valuation table snmclentry V test the accuracy of the results g iretr y the eecreUrr, and find the raises as stated within to be numerically correct- Tliatlstn say, the present ralue or the future rüde of the efSce on all outstandiDf; policies, or the djnereace between the present ralne of the future premium to oe paia on cnem is S4,ww.i. ' The total Tales of policies, the holders of which are entitled to üt Wends is 02!37,n3. And if the surplus is correctly stated At 71 41S", the difference between this and Ike preaent vatae of the future risk of the Company on existing policies, after deducting 10 per cent, of it for the relief fund. Is the proper ameunt Tor iiTMend,to wtt. 34eiu.9i. The true principle of dividend Is to sign to ch policy holdes srbe has insared on -the mutual plan a share wow rtioned to the present 'Value ef his poll er, which ij the tree value of his Interest as a stock - C Willi Sl-s waw vwiw ' -- - we " arwv, n - halHM'nf the Cessnao. This share amonaU to At wrTT.r''rmiTuicKm. . . a . M 1 renraarr aote p a.tk, e s As Ax-tit for the shove Company, X am prepared I., PnllrlM. on the most favurahle terms. 1 ampblets giving all desirable information, can be had, on applicaiion v ai. a. rjtua,. vansville, April Kk, 11. ly t.Pptato.. " kt AA BCSnCLS Sne. larst large Mealy Potatoe. : HJcwß in store and for sale at very reasonable Bfures.kcioe,Dy si nun.i st ativja a.-. S CSDRIESir bags ane Liverpool Tarn Bait; an an. umi Tart 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 nis. raiv. Pugar; I bhls. crnthed do: 10 do. small Leaf Sdtaf I Y . A ImiM Ihbid Tohaccol i 1 J I 10 da. Sne Va. Toharew, beat brand t '. N eaaes Olive Oik doe, X euart hi4tles ' IS do. do. do. 30 do. I pint bottles; I ISO kegs pure White Lead J I hols. Turpentine; 1 Ifi boxes Hamburg Cheese; Received and for sale by I. D. nEIMA5X. apJJ-tf - .i " I? .;t .? CI AR- .:.-( - ..-t . :).OW of flermsn and llavana Clears: I - e5J506rnaln?O.I).öunCaps;-TT- t f". V Toxes Ileal Clothes Pin;. .'L fi 1 eaaes white tas Churns 1 90 be 1 et Wrapping Taint; ' 90 coil Jute Keprt . ... SOcolU Manilla Kopef ". S cross Transnarent Soat: i M f Receive and ror sais oy , T. D. rjEIMAMN. CE dRKAMixTZX JdlüüTSS-i ' I A 4 dos. 3 quarts; - I 1 ' 4 de i del r. tf I 4 do do;. 4 t AUSTIN'S eot 1 I. Ii I PA.TK9T ICS CKKAM FREEZERS received snd for sal at I . K U.IIKIHA.lfl. aTtLRRANT It CEMENTÜ. lbs. Curratua; j bObbls. Cement; .'' -!:'. ' Reeelve! arxl l.ir sale by I. k P. nEIMANH. U ESLIES'S UAZETTR OF FASHION for May JLJat IMttaLU I CUMAJtUTUA? LONDON HKWS. at ' ep4 1. .-. -.hi-. AlUBKLLfc CONTNOTON8. AKTIIUK'S HOME MAGAZIN K jbb luujiii.ia. ror air. ÜÜBKLL k CONTNOTOJf'S. ' , Y ' NOTICE. ' gfT K: DREW, having Wen "ordered t Saint Jm Paul by tbe - governwient, will not return to Kvanavills for several weeks. Those having claims against Mas personally, or against the Pavilion Ho tel, are requested to present them toth undersigned roc payment, wno ia anthorixed to collect ana db charge ail debt Against C &; Drew.-. r. r apa-jt , u. A..AiKX.w,tia. ' ' " For Sale or Rent.'. ! 1 . DESIRABLE residence situated la the upper xav pan 01 tne city, containing six rooms and kitchen, having also the necessarr onthotises heloncin to it. For term apply to U.K. CUNNINGHAM, at the store or Uharles Habeock. - apaO 4w PISE LIMBER. npTIE subwrilier has just received from Messnrs. HL renton k irew, unataon onntv. 1 .. bOO.Auu feet No. I.PINE LUMBER. Carpenters and Builders are respectfully invited to examine this lot of Lumber, a .t is sup-.Tior to anything , in this mar a et. - - juux jr.UA.utxJ '"r ' PINE SHINGLES. t J 700,000 No.i (ne tnlraket PINE SHINGLES received with the above Lumbei, and for sale as hard times' prices. Those who want Shingles and not I Chips, will pleas call and examine these., I .. ' . j Arj: v vrrcsx üiiracuoii! . EIG1IX DAIS S1LE AT AUCTION I : jt.ae,StOr. OU ; Jaaitt ,St. QCXt . .MOvf to lae.ataic ajuuk.. , A CONSIGNMENT from a failare at the city ef a AHmtsviue, consisting 01 vm w-ortnor uooos, 01 the latest rashton; such as ent lernen g ciothfni and Underwear. Pieoe-4)oods. French Broml Cloths Cassimeres, 8attnetts, Caaainetts, Linen, Linen Prill, llats and Caps, uenta Slippers, Congrea. Shoes. Portmonies. aciasors, Racora, Ka.sr Strops, Imported Cigars. Sorin Balance. 100 cases Assorted Itokinr Glämes, KM boxes assorted -Glassware, eunswtinr of aniciea boh necvasary ior family nae. a large aasortment of the latest style of Ladite Jewelry, Silver riate, manunicturea n; tne nest mechanics la the l nion, cenaiatin or Table and Ttia-?poons, Fora. Muxtard Spoons, Jte. Slc. All ef which mart be sold to the highest bidder this week, by order of the As signees. ... . bale te commence this morning at o'clock, and con. flnue from day to day until the entire stock is sold out. Evening Sal a commence at I o'clock . Every body is invited to call and buy cheap, and take ad vantage of th hard time. . J. ORAI MAX, , ' Auctioneer from Leuisrllle.Ky. N. B. 100 doi. different tise bleached and an. bleached pure Line Tahle Cloths. Irish Linen, Towel Linen, and hundreds of othet articles toe numerous to mention. . , .',!;, apSO-tf FOR A BARGAIN! AN OLD ESTABLISHED ; , FOR SALB! TtlE PAYIIdlOrw I30TEL, KEPT forth last eight years ty C.K.Daaw,ls now offered for sale. The lease, furniture, stores, ami fixtures, will be sold at low flgures. This bout la situated ea the river. In th center of business, and has largesnd pyig business built up, which can bo retained. The attention ef buyers Is solicited. as tb terns ar most liberal, ana the price asked exceedingly UW. I '' i. ; . For partlcabArs, address ' C.K. DREW, Ja., Pavilion Hotel. Xva&sville, Ind. 'Cincinnati Commercial copy to the amount of J, aid send hill te advertiser.apWrf -SN CILDING MATKBIAL8 lOaa Lights -l tasb; do MI do; do de de do ,l-ll 10 14 10-1 S le-ld dor do; do; ,000 1,009 10 do 11.18 do; 300 Panne! Doors assorted; 60 pairs winaov ouaui. . & Bbls. Cement, 90 Bbls. Plaster Paris: SO Bags Pbtsterers Ilair; Torether with White and Gray Lime. Jost receiv-

eUerjdforsalsby E. . BABC0CK.

LEGAIi NOTICES, ETC.

NOTICE. Stoi4 t)f Inihna, Vanitrhtrg count. TUR ondenLrned hereby gire atice thU sft has been at.pvinted Kxecutor ef the la -V and testament of dames A. Byers, eeeeased, anl Uti duly qua! lied aad sworn as such. - . All twnnM V nnv inr themselres to hare unsettled aoeounU on the books of said deceased, are requested to com fnrwars an settle immediately ai tne bi woo4 llouie. apH-eiwwTw ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. BY virtue ef an orde of the' Ooart of CowiSiob Pleas of Vanderburgh county 1 rill seit at pwb ' ItesectwmeA he Ceart House door in TnTillr, on the llth rtay of May, part of the B. C jr. see. No. IV. T. . R. K- 111 w est, eantaialng tliree acres adioiaing Unds of Peter Sharp snd t. W. Brinkmeyer.and lying on tbe read '.ceding; from tue VoHouse to tne resioence or r.agar u. yuni. premises will he sold in sub-diTisteas, a plat ef vhieU can be seen at my office. - Terms ot sale, onemirn casn; naiance in u ana i? months from day of sale, the parrhaser grng nwtes with approves security wiring all relief from Tain ation or appraisemeot law, witn Intrrwt frooi day of sale. BKACKKT MILLS aptsäwlt . Admr of Adolph Brinkmann. GUARDIAN'S SALE. ITJY Tirtae of an order ef the Court ef Common NLB i',eas or V snderhurgh eoanty , I will expose to sale at ubl'ic auction, si the C-art H iMr la Kvansvir.e, on lsrnrdaj, May nh, lfbfrthe folio., ing described reai estate, to.eiti Lots 11 k 1 1 in l.hk No. Eleven Cit l.i the 4th Enlargement, adjeiniag Evansvilte nl now emhrsred within the corporate limits of Kvsnsville, aforesaid, being theproperty ef the heirs of Jno C risher, deceased. Terms ef sale. cash, balance in S. 11 aol J -months, the purcnaner giving notes with approvot security, waiving relief frsss valeatioaor sppraise-' ascnt laws, and bearing latere friwn dsy of wie. . BKACKKT UILL, ' "" Guardian of Jehati. fisher's heirs, ar-4tawd' ; w r ' Notice of Sale of Real Estate. J0TICK Is hereby given, that by virtue of mar 1 W order of the Court of Common Pleas ef Van' derbnrg eoanty, the und reigned, Administratrix or the eMate ef .mory Wilson, deresse!, w tu Mil at public auction at the door of the Court- hoeae, in the cit of Kvansville, on Saturday, l ay 8th, . 1891", between the hoars of 10 o'clock, A M. six I 4 o'clock r. M.of said dsv. Lotthirteca iisiin Klockavsiir in tttalorthern Enlargement of the City ef K vans', ville, upon the following terms, te-wttt-Owa taint of., the purcliase money to he taid in cah, on the day of sale; one-ttird in six months, and one third In twelve moi in i) me pnrchaser to give a is notes ior tne ef erred pSTmeUwith interest secured W atortgage on the premUes. llAKKIKT WILSON, ap4w Aamiaistrjtnx. A GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE. G. WrDEXTErV' a 1 .1 Auction, Real Estate and General Colleetlnsr Arent. OFFERS his services to the pablic Auctioneer and Ueneral Collecting Agent. He will pay special atteiikn to the collecting and securing of dchia In IlIUois, Kentwrky and this btale. From his personal experience ana extensive acquaintance, wntiring energy and ' know Iwlse of business amongst the busliess community for Wany yesrs, k feels confident that all bUfiaess entrciatetl to bsa ear. will be faithfully attended to, and returns nsade twmptl' r articular attentiea paM to any sind of Business or commissions entrusted t aim. 1 f lie suggests to strangers seeking locations for sota- , mercial business, or for median ical and aaaaufactar-v ing business in any portions ef Soathera Indiana. , Illinois or Western Kentucvy, that they may derive' some valuable information in regard to those ertlons of the country, by application to the andersigned who-'.. m wxd ivog lanuiiar wua nion. He will aUo act as agent for the sal er purchase ef Farms ia the above tleaerfbed sections et country , if . any one desires his services In that line. All letters of enquiry promptly answered. Office in Ma;n street, up stairs, iu the building of, the Journal Office. , apJO-tf . SAILMAKBR, AWNING 'MAKER, AND RIGGERS THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Worms' ihe Captains of Steaboata, and the Public kererally, tlMt be tins opened a Sail and Rigging Loft ii . Carpenter Warehouse, en Water street, where all orders in his line will be thankfully received, and punctually attended to. Hails, Awnings. Tarpaulins, Wsgon Covers asl Canvas Hose, and every article In the Rigging liae, manufactured at tle shortest notice. Orders rerpectfully solicited; to be left at J. O. Tennemaa's Atop rtore. or at the Loft gar Ropes oeatly spliced. mrUjtsT Cn ARLES EVERT. ' Evaasville Library Associatloa. ft T EM BE RS In arrears are requested te call aädi if ii settle e wh the Librarian. . pHs J.ODET'8 LADY'S BOOK, and all the Magaslne rur stay, rau oe numi at apM M. L. JOHNSON'S, First stress. dTUU trtS.-linjOOO assorted, common to choice. L for sals by . GILIIKRT ft BOWLES. aptl Sycamore near Water. BED CÖRDS.-Ctlon, Maailla and flemp la doaens and reels, for aale by " eplt v t. 1 1 GILBERT ft BOWLES. fW AILS.-SOS kegs, all aiseäT formte ly IM tall GILHKKT ft mi WLE. ffJUTS.-ö Bids. IM and English W Brasil Nuu, Almonds, Filtierts, alnuts, in at.are aim! on the way, GILHKRT ft BOWLES. for aale low TOBACCO. MOliosesand cad. riet Twist, id half pounds and imnds Tebanm, fur sal very low by , . ; GILBERT at liOWLK. Apt , Sycamore near Water. R F. KIVED lVf,T .MGHT.Godey's ltdy s Book, for Msy .irahaei's Aasrasae, .00 ao; I Crtdrv's Psitem Book. do; . , The three Beauties, by Mrs. houth worth; ' flodey's Book of Toilet; New York Ledger, J4th of April: Flag of nir Unk), 24th ef April . Ballon' Pictorial, do do; Harper's Weekly, do do. . ' Foraaleat, , , .. J. nE ALT'S apl7 ' ' ' if .1 KITE LEAD. 900 K-r In 5b. i and 106 b. IF Kegs for sale by OUR, DALZELL ft CO 1 apI7 WniTE LIMB A5D CEMENT. bids. Lime: 100 do Cement; '' Just received and for ftale l y ap!7 1 . OHR. DAL7ELL.A CO. SUNDRIES. 3i ä0 Kegs NeW Caidle od.' - &t:eroona IiMliro: ' ' I 10 gross Ess Coflee; . -a Hole, eeakk's Cider TLaexar: T r . , Kl Bis. Rosia; ' " 4 Koxea Summer Md. Candles; . 1 . ' IS Tierces Prime Rce; 1! I Case Malcbca, For aale by splJ . . , p . , f OUR, DALZELL, ft CO. ii . .'Sweet Potatoe I'Jaats.' 1AM now prepared to ill orders far any amonnt of choice sweet pUtoe plants. A constant aupply to be had at the store of K. 11. t'o.k fc Jon. aplS-Sw rREI. ellARPK. MACHINE-MADE f HORSE SHOES. JJ rrIIE TROT IRON AND NAIL FACTORY. t s Tmv. N- Y.. have IIENKY RURHKN'S IMPROVED 1IOKSK tfllOE MACHINERY now in successful operation, and are prepared to execate erders i'if liuufi arnt jil. J.K MiUfc"orany n cipht and Pattern, at a price but little above the price of. U're Shoe In. The quality f the Iron nacl in theae shoes is wsrranted in eveJy respect. These shoes hav len ap--iroved of. and are now used by th United 5tstea Government exclusively, as aim, hy many of th principal Stage snd Gmnlbea Cempaaies Mid llocseShoers throughout tne country. Any person tncloa, ing 5 to the undersigned, will have a sample of I OA lbs., assorted sties, sent to his address. Orders addressed to the subscriber, at Troy, will receive prompt attention. WM. F. BURDEN, A grit, aplS-ly , Try, n . Y. jT IME.MJ SMI Itbls. White Lime;

. 9HlhU. Gray Lime: 16 Hl.U. Hydraulic Cement; ' I store aij.1 for sale by G BO. FOSTER ft CO. "books: BOOKS I! AND paper - WAREHOUSE!! ML. JOHNSON, would reprtfelly tavita the attention nf merchant 1 and dJiers te his list of account book., manafacturod to order froat lb very berft paper iu aay style of Binding. , , srcH AS LXIrlERR, UAV WiOKS. - CASH rUM)KS, ' ÜLOTTERS. . . RKt'ElfT BOOKS, SALES IU.M1KN KKCOKIi BOOK", and everw other kind of Blaak and Mrsaorandum Books.- Also, gtrel Pens in 'ii-nJtrl: opes of every site: Buff. Trllow, W hite and Flue Inks of all kind-: GoM Pensntwl Pen lloMers. Lrtier Clamps, sand Box-, Guia Hand. Inkstands, in a vcry greacty.ftc. Pen Rackf , bitting ,or,, letter Stamps, w Paper U eighla, Tape Measure, ' ' p.?r,m';r'7'. Poit-Foliis, W ork Baskets. and Wrapping paper of all Vtfi1x''v found at ' t- a. JulI.M"j . api&-tf First at. In-tween Main and Lye at . TFFKl7ftC.- rr. -I . j t Bags f me Rio CeSee, ii do Peppsr. JnstrecHvedn.lforalsbv 15 ao leppvr (ku. ruTtUt.ft CO. trThosc who want s I aar new aad beantifal in th way of Jewelry Watches, Silves WarS Clocks, Spectacles, ftc, nre to call at the old estaUeiit or BITTROFF & SON, on Jlain treet near Second, where ty wi a new and very full r' low price. , All articles warranted to be jut as represented. apl4-2atdSxw

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