Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 136, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 May 1858 — Page 3

mm

1

tobansbiUt $ai(n journal.

SATURDAY MAY.l kROMKTBE. i i P. M. ester-lay I A. 1 1. 5S:Ti THKRXOMKTKK. U. TO 3 PM. P.M. WT AivsrtiseiuenU intended for ttt Daily, must b handed in bofor 4 o'clock, P. M.to insure insertion. (T The man who ate his dinner with I he fork of a river, baa been endeatoring to spin a mountain top. OT Geuuine Bear' Grease, Pomades, all sizes Bandoline for smoothin gd beautifying the Hair, can be procured at the Drug Store, 2d and Locust Sts. (t- The English paper have the indelicacy to announce that the Princess Royal, recently married to tbc Prussian Prince, is already in ad interesting situation. She inherits with the virtues, the temperament of her mother. OCT The fruit grown in the ticinity of Vincenne mat be. made of tougher stuff than that raised hereabouts. The Gazetie says: "Fruit growers in this ticinity inform us that tho paaches and ap ples have not been hurt by the frost." late Tin: RIVER. Arrivals and Departures. From P. (J. O'Rlley Co.'s Register. Aran. and 30 Diana, Louisville to New Orleans; Moses Oreenwoid, St. Louis to Cincinnati; Imvi4 Oinaon, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Unit. New Orleans to Piitsburg; Itclinoiit, At. Louis to Pittsburf-; Kc ipse. New Orleans tu Louisville; fortune, W a)jli to ianville; II. K. W. Hill, New Orleans to Louisville; ireu Weit, Pittsburg to St. Louis; Dunleith, Nashville to Cincinnati; T. C.Twichell, New Orleans to Louisville; L'glitfont, Cincinnati to Nashville; W. V. ttilluin.Ureen Kiver to Evansville. The Wabash river packet, Kate Sarchct, will leave tlw evcniiif;. Passengcra and freight will be taken np tlio Wabash on the Farchet on a reasonable terms as could be wished. The steamer II. R. W.IIill received almj-c carjjo of freight, ys.a.rday, and will return down the river, to'-dav. Her capacity for freight is immense, and tho fact of her hav ing obtaiucil a load immediately en tho de rart ref the Choctaw ! bat another tribute to tho extetisi veness of our slitppiug business The Lightfot put off at this port quite a tot bf furniture. The steamer John IUigga will be down and return this evening. The cViotd is also the regular packet for Louisville thi afternoon. Two large boat loads of salt were landed on our wharf yesterday, Mr. Johnson being the consignee. The St. Louis packet, Moses McLellan ' passes onr city on Sunday morning, going down. The Louisrilloand Memphis packet, Southerner, on her way to Louisville, will bo due at 4 P. M. Sabbath afternoon. The steamer Bracelet arri red here ycnteday from tlreen, with large cargo of produce rid & cabin full of passenger. RECEIPT RY RAII.nOAI. April W 44 bbls whisky. 3 beer kegs, Allia it Howe; 9i bblafionr. 700 rnih wheat Kvter A C; 5 bbls c seed, 3 crate raps, 9 l.agsd frnit,Orr,Dali:eU& Co; 124 bbls Amir, 1 A Crane; 1 do carg, Preston Bros; .' bush wheat, Littlos &Ervin: 2 bra nidse, W liraband: 23 bbU flour, Tenney fc Sorrenson; I.ioO 2a scrap iron, Kocker te Co. CAN AL RECEIPT. April 80. Per canal boat Langhlin. 11 Mid the, Rrewn & Atkman; 3 do, 6 bbls ga 17 beef hide, I ble deer skins, J Langhlin, jr.. ' Pertinlnare, 54bbls flour, (J Foster & Co; 2IS hiixli wheat,.! LauMin, jr. Per Fuller, 100 bbls Hoar, Brown fc Aikiit:n; bs corn, J Latuhtin, jr; 22 bcs wheat, Iglehart Jfc Bros; IS do, Foster it Co. HECE1PTH BY THE H IYER. April 3:. Per steamer Brscclct, 75 hhds tobacco. .'I casks bucon, R S Howard; C hhds tobv, lesks bac, J S Mitchell; fia d, 2 hhds tolc, Crane & Yalcntinc; 1 bx, Kratz t IK-ilmaD ; BUSINESS NOTICE. KniTR .TornAi.: This comes to respevtlnUy solicit a favor t your lianji, in bvlinlf -of a most worthy object of synipatliva lady bli i t from Tenth, and a strsnfr bero, who solium jour vi iv iciniwrariiv, wnn liiuvicw h n, R uu r. aomooi mc mo " i ' - i . vc. rr stands, piicncrs, cups, rings, &cM l ever saw. The lady is stopping at the Grcen Uiveb HoTCt., ou Water Micet. She is poor, U-pendinu entirely uisn her skill in the formation from beads and wire ot any fancy ariicle she may have an order to make. Will not the ) mpathising of lotli sexos patronize this worthy lady? It Is to be hopd they will, for besides tho loss of sight and ingenuity displayed by this lady, thee is another reason why she should meet that patronage she respectfully asks for namely, she is of the highest moral standing and a native of this State, Laving been born and reared in Boon vi! le. To persons desirous of cniplojin her. Ehe would bog to state, that by enquiring for Miss T. C. Lovcjoy, at the Green River House, they can see specimens of her work. It is to be hoped she will meet the reward sbe so richly merit, and that the litizens will lend a helping hand to assist one so truly needful of Lstdstance. Yours resctfully. , J. B. R. 1IF.MUY ST1TES, Rotary PuVic and Justice of tbe Peace. -MT. CA RM EL, ILL. WT ILL attend to collecting aud stsurinu claims in WW .utheen Illiuoi-, u,4 n ,Khr businens anrTtaimii i mm! ofBces; paying Uxes, etc. flcfcT o . T. Tage, Ctuhier Canal Bank, Cvansvdle, Inl. . , . ar lwtf 1 PLOUGHS. Strsnl csrt PUmhs. of everv size and kind at wholesale and rtuil, just rn-eire1 and for sale i y jnitUw i X. 11. 1'OOK SON. " KVAX8VH.LK Sffd and Agricultural Warehouse. llfE have opened a seed and AcricallarsMVare11 hnu-. Ilaveon hand and inK-nd to serps full surrlTof FIKl.llsnd (iAKDKN SKEDS; l-o,H full asoortmcnt of IMPLKMKNT. Wear AffTitii Uw Murmick's Kearert Mower and Reaper cotnhiued i Young America t urn and Cob CrUshr; Sa fe's Straw Cuter; Itavmon'l Sc Itooerts' Plows; I.VhmIvs Preniium Pruliltc Corn; lnlreth St Son's Warranted ;iHen Peets, Sic, fcc. teS:HlAiw Z.H.COOK ; jgON ATTORNEY AT LAW. Aotary Public, and Real Estate Aceat, . KTANSTILlK INDIANA. Orrict-In the Coart IIou, uvl3-lyrlkw. M. L. JOHNSON'S B'.K ...tTOkK POOK KINUEHY, AND mm hniil in nr 13-J thittsisv 1 d?jiird. M;l;-1W

n iwk r.vuK. ma s r v CTi- r

i. irt Mre. between Mam and !IS !."cnt, Kvanlte. lrxliana. BUck iS-f hVJi ma le .rt. r.wilh fr wih,.iirTT..-n. iff lrinte.1 hed,and M.icaiiies, Muu .

BY TELEGRAPH.

raiKeaarHBD ikLrivtir to ink kv.s.viLi. DAILT J0t'K.1L BT E. i W. LUE. 1 - XXXYth Congress First Session, Wash isutox. April 50 u Horsi. English called for the regular order, bfing the consideration of the report of the Committee of Conference en the Kansas bill. Clark, of N Y., said be wished to give bis reasons for voting aprninst the snbstitutc, but a night's sickness had UP him pbyrioally nnabl to undertake the task. 11 would merely now say that he regarded this new schema s eminently objectionable in form, and still more danzeroiu in snbtancc. He would seek the floor on some future occasion to deliver his iews npon the subject. Bryan gave the reason why he bad acted with the Tittle squad of Southern mem bei s on this snbjeit Shorter, of Ala., said he bad, with five or six Sontliern Democrats resisted tho previous question. He wanted time for the discussion in order to arrive at a correct construction of tho subatitnto to the bill. He Jiow found that the general construction was that it did not refer tlw Leconipton Constitution back to thu people of Kansas. If he believed it did, be would vote against it even with tho Black Republican. The gentleman from G a., Mr. Stephens, said that the Constitution was not to be submitted, and the gntleman from Indiana, Mr. English, ry hi silence acquis ced in that view. Therefore he, Shorter, would co-operate with the friends of tho measure, aud for the previous qnesüon. Cox wiidicd to sav that bo thought tho amendment which the House panned, to bo the best. Campbell then asked Cox whether bo understood the bill presented by tie Committee of Conference as submitting (he Lccoiuptoii Constitution to a vote of tho people. IlUithes ob,cctod to his, Cox, answering tho question. Cu.t replied, howler, that although the Constitution was not submitted directly, yet, iu effect, the people of Kansas will have the opportunity to say whether they want it. Campbell said lie wanted uii unequivocal cm wer. he then produced a letter written by Cox, dated February Olli, in which the latter stated that while ho had a vote it should never be draggled in the Lccompton niire, and that so help him 5od, ho never could do othcrwiso. Yes, remarked Campbell, my colh'agne said he would vote for no pro(pition which would not submit the Constitution to a vote of tho people. Cox said he still endorsed that letter. Campbell referred to the fact that about twenty antj Leconipton Democrats were pledged on the high point of personal honor, to stand to tho eud by tho Montgomery Crittenden amendment, iu company with the Republicans. (iroesbe-k-cilied that ho had made no such pledge. Ijo had no such understanding or conciliation.' J Campbell replied that he did not make the assertiou with reference to that gientloman, and nuked (iroewbeek, whether he tin lsrtood this bill as submitting the Constitution. (iroesbeck said that iu ctfovt it does. Owen Jones' remarked that lie had never given a pledge to Campoeii or anybody cim that he would stund by the Montgomery amendment or any other mca.nre. Campbell aked whqt her he did not meet with what were known as atiti-Lecomptou Democrats, and whether or not a committee was not appointed with power to represei.t and speak lor them to another body. Jones replied that he met on one or two occasions with certain Democrats bat no committee ofthat kind was appointed or authorized to pledge Iiis vote on anj' subject. Campbell tlx-n asked him whether the bill submitted the Constitution to a vote of thu people. Jones replied that he was willing that the people might construe that for thcmsclvta. Sin ate. Tho consideration of tho rcpor. of the Committee of Conference was resume. Brodcrick snid that after the matter hau been so ably discussed he would not make a lengthy speech. Ho was oposcd to, and would "voto against tho bill rejorted by the Committee of Conference, fur several reasf ns, thn most potent of which i tbt it prohibit Kansas from coming into the Union a- a free Stete during the continuanco of the pow er of the present AdininUtrniion. That Territory has but oo.OOO population now and '.f she Joes not swallow the jecomrbn Constitution, five or six years must elspse before she will have the requisite population to entitle her to a representation. The original bill was doubtless mere objectionable to I lis in than thin conference Kibstitutc. Doolittle offered a resolutiou that a waron road be construc ted from Fort Benton to the navigablo waters of the Columbia river at Walla Walla. Referred to the Committee on Military A flairs. TIIK KANSAS HILL PA SM KD. Washington, April SO. r v' Hovse. Ilaskin obtained consent to make a few remarks. He said Cox, at a certain time, was notonly opposed to the Lucompton Constitution, but on Monday last, late in the afternoon he came to iiis dck and read a letter which ho had written to the Ohio Stateman denouncing tho report of the Committee of Conference, as the moat infamous t!u.t could be made, and denouncing the chairman for having made such a report. Cox earnestly said that is not true. Haskins replied, I can prove it by the gentleman from Illinois, Mr. Harris. C-ox said 1 can show tho letter. Tries order." The Speaker requested the gentlemen to take their seats. The Speaker reminded Haskin that his roinarks were assuming a personal character could give bis reasons for or against the uui, but not in personalities. llaskiu said he was simply giving facts, and he could prove what he had stated. Twenty three lemocrats had stutcd out against the bill, and ouly 12 veio left. The gentleman from Ohio, bud seen new lifht, and he asked him to give it to tho country. Cex replied be bad stated ycJtcrday, his first impression was against tho Conference rep rt and he now repeated it did not entirely meet his views, and in a letter to the Ohio Statesman he gave his opinions and his objections. In that, his best impressions were against the report, because lie thought it discriminated a?aint free in favor of slave States, but he had conferred with Oovcrnor Walker, and ou learning from him that Kansas will, next tall have a population, under the Federal ratio for a member of Congress, and be took the report as the best we con It get. The centlemon from Nov York should not insinuate he was a Julas. That (rentiers, an knewn, that no one from tho Administration or any other source bad dared to approach him. He had acted with an honest mind. He had acted for himself, und any man who insinuated to the contrary. Lino failed to work. The bill was practically, though not in form, submitted to the people of Kansas, and they would have a chance to Rill it. lie asked Ilnskin whether there had dcib falsehood or recreancies on his part. llaskinaid; I leave that for the country to ind?p. Cox with earnest and excited ges'iculations made a reply which was lost amid the i;reatet possible confusion. The speaker loudly rapped, and said he would prohibit any langnngo approaching personalities. The demand for the previous netion was seeonid. She Speaker repeatedly rapped and a'tod to ordc. . l . During the roll call the Hoase was remarkably qniet. The Kansas report was adopted yea 112, nays In. .(Applause accompanied by hisses.) Knghsh moved to teconsider the vote by which the report was agreed to and to lay that motion on tho table. Washburn, of Illinois demanded tbc yeas and nays. Tho motion wa agreed te by a vote of H3 against 101. Stanton offered a resolution ttr.Vjrizing any two members of the committee to investigate affairs. A intage was received from the Senate with tho annoancejnent of the concur-

rencc of that bo.ly with ttis report ot the Ct'iiimittee of Conference on the Kansas bill. Clark, of X. Y. made a statement on behalf of Haskin. ir. regard to Cot, saying that the former withdrew any imputation on th personal integrity of Cox, who cheerfully accepted Hakin's cxplaf aMon. Tho House adjourned till Monday. Aew York Market. New Yore, April 5'). if Fl onr heavy, sales of 10,500 hbls this morning at 4 UÜ? 23 for State, and 4 4.5 60 for Ohio, which is a decline of 6c on each. Wheat declined, sales of 2W.0v bush at 1 OS cfci 12 for Southern red; and 91 for Chicago sprinsr. Corn declined, sale of 1Ä 0h .u1i at 70ei72 for white; 74(615 for yellow, a decline of 1c. Lard buoyant at 12(12. WhUky dull at 20). Kkw Yonr, April ,10. r u Corn more active, but lower, sales of 35.O')0 bushat70(5i for white, 74(t?,7." for yellow. Oats unchanged; sales at 43(t? 47 for State; 47(4D for Western. Whisky in moderate demand; 350 bbls sold at SI. l'ork nusctfed and dull, sales of 1450 bids tt IS 7.VU9 for mess, closinir at H7-W13 85. Prime mess 19 2,'. Prime beef firmer, sales -nt 5 00(3S W for country prime; 10 75(11 5t for country mes, 14 1Z(&$ 00 lor mess. L'ecf hams and prime mess tc-ff dull und nominal. Cut meats steady at 7(&7) for shoulders; 7u 10 for bams. Lard firmer at 1212;. Putter in moderate request. Baltimore Market. Baltimore. April m Flour quiet. Wheat firm at 1 XJ 3 for white. Co-n dull and lower, sales C0(MI for white; 62t2G4 tor yellow. Whisky dull. Bulk ineat,s are nominalst 7((j?JXfr shoulders, 9 for sides and 9 for hams. Mess pork quoted at 19 00. Lard 113i Boston, April 3 m An Orisint red republican meeting was held last night, at which addresses were delivered Jju four different languages. The attendtneOWas large, and much enthusiasm characterized the procecdinjs. A letter was read from Lloyd Garrison in which bo tenders his ardent sympathy. x New York, April 27 if The trial ot'Tuckerman for robbing the mail bas resulted in bis conviction on four counts of the indictment. He will be sentenced ou Tuesday. , .

The Weather. PiTTsBCRO, April M River (5 feet by the pier mark aud falling. Weather cloudy. Mercury 6S. LntisriLLE, April S' x River falling, 6 leetou the fails. Weutla-r tlear. Some Thing are done Jtetter lliau O T II K II S . R. B. HART I? now prepared tupplv the Cltr aixl Country Trvlewitfi tliehe.tof COItN MKAL, I'nhidred r Holtol, Corn tlrit and Hominy, of allples; Wheat Grits, fnlnrited Flour, Rye Klour, '.r Kaniily Kl ur. Crush Feed, Uran, shipsmft. Corn, Cat, ChieWeu Feet, aidallartiee(u the Feed line. All trads delivered to any p-rt of the City. ' - l'hase senl In your unbrs. Iy Trieeo will I low. asrheitpnstheeheaestlan4lasKMNlas tlie lKot The nimMe Sixpence heiter Uian the slow (lulling is uiy motto. All inav depend n fettinf all mvtrle niadeof none hutÜieliESTof (JKOL'NDtJKAI.NS.aj 1 siill.uy no other. (Irindinif done for the Cnntry Tra le. All ont. rs from a Woad, promptly lilted. K. ß. HAKT; janiT-aawtr mEA5i.?PICE3".&C ' X '25 tialf chesU assorUrd Teas; 1 On catties do; lmimatts Cassia: 10 hags fem-er; & do Ppn e; . , 1 1 cask Pulphur; 3 do 'rson ÜalU; 1 do Ulder; 1 do brimstone; I rase Liquorice; In store and for sale by apju E.S.BADCOCK. NEW SADDLKItY ESTABLISHMENT. croitci: thoumiill, SADDLE & HARNESS MAKER, Main street, two doors shove Creseent City Bank, F.VANSVILLK, INI, HE has now a lir.'e and complete stocs of Saddles, ivrtoir, imiT ii.iriim, t. am.ie tni kikct llarnen, tsih flout le nml Hinrle, f h. 0 n niitnnf '.lure on hand, and for sale oa the most rMsoiiHldeierin. lie invites cus tomers in the eiiy and fruia alroal tu call aud examine hU tix-k. anj-if OAK FFKH nASKETS. CO doz. 'verv sne Oak Feed lUskvU, country Bi4ke, just reeelve! lv ap 10 .. li. COOK & ON. tM.FKCTIO.KItH HHiMtirt Wils, this J day received tier 'Urnniie Mate,"' for ;le lv G1LUEKT & lion LF.ii. sr Sycamore near Vat A il KKLbakkuvv . 2 dos. Canal and It. Tt. Wheel-narrows: inni. iov 1 nee 1-Barrows; Juni receive.1 hv Z. II. COOK Sj SOV 1 WW .- eft r()?KYVILl.E MII.I.S FLOCK. A uirlv M. in imrreis ana sacks, kepi in Imrrels and sacks, kept eont.inilv on h oid. tor sale iy t IbllKRT t ROW I. KS. .ri"v nooK: AKW HOUhs ll 1' lie '1 hree JU-tttitie; The Helle of aehinrton; Prince of the llous uf lUvM; New York Lljrer, for April :; FUf of our Union, do do: Just revived st J. IIEALT'S. raii!tville, March 27tli, 15. ASTHÖLOCY." ANT of ear readers, d-nht!ens, will he gratified if! to leurn Umt the Venetian Astrilo;ienne, MADAME F1LOTO, has arrived in this city; and her stay Wine very bmiteil, the orqiqrtunity should he imuaediateJy embraced hy all who are desirous of neannr reituion r the past, or r it'iirg mio fu'nrity. She comes highly reconimenl,d. The MAitnine his the celehraiel ROMAN TALIS MAN, which wilt secure to those nilukiiK l''e trwipottous ncn of life ineriUlde liefen in their uusincp irmiiKnnions. !ne n I, a im !K;l li.--tress, l id has miny valuah e retneilial conipnnd. wiiicn,iotiios!a;iiicted,shewiil he happy to fclnnn-l-trr. ISrller ree are verr litrral. heincr. for arnrtnlnr one of the p.ist, present and future, only one dollar. 2 rr-!iiecaM lie seen it the v asüing'.tm House, for a few (lava. aptii-lf SJCN DRIES. 3 .V lloxes Tobacco: fad llale No. I Hailing; S l'Hes Sardine; in Cases Matches. J u.t rs"eiTel aiul fr s:ile r pt CKO. FOSTER f BRIMSTONE. & tints. Roll llrirastone; h do Flour Suhihur; S d' Epson ilL; I Cask Vadder. I u store and for sr'e hr O.K.O. FOSTER CO. T-AV HOOKs! .oH ÜOOKe:11 !'.a!int and ili nni; . ParUh Psalmody ; Church Psalmist; William E. Reell on Carpentry Made Easy; I'ilv of OieOrea Kine.hy Dr. Hell: eene in Clerical L'f-, takrn from Blackwood: New York Ledger, 17th April; Vlau of onr Union, dn do; Hallou's Pictorial, do do: Harpers' Weekly, NKn do; Jnst re.'cived at J. IIEALT'S. arto a :Exi:iiAL AC-KXCY orrici:." G. ff . DEXTER, . AuclioD, Rral Estate and General Collfctln; Agents rfFFERS h'w scr-M-t- to the public as Anetioneer ami t.enerat Collecting Agent. He will par special attention to the coilcitinc and securin! f dehta in Illinois, Kentucky and tins State. From Iii. personal experience and extensive nc'i nam Lance, untiring enertv ad kuoIetce of l um-. amonel the nusincs community fia- many ycir, be feel confident thst all business cutriistis; iihirs e will he faithfullv attended lo.and return male rroiitptly Particular attention paid to any kiuu of bu-me- or commissions entrusted to him. He suggests to strancers seeking I.nt ions for com mercial business, or for meciianicsl anl nianui;ctur. ine busine in mit portions or Sooihrm Indiana. Illinois or WeMern Kentucky, th;u they may derive some valuihie information in regard to those ert ions of the country, hv application to the undersigned who nas neen long lain. liar witn tnem. He will alst act as aceat for the sale or purchase of Farms in the above described sections et coun try, if any one desires his services in that line. AH let.e tnf -iMiuir nrnmntl ar.swered. OtFiceon Ma;n street, up stairs, in. the building of the Journal Office. srCQ-tf IBAPER BAGS.-:5,0O0 Taptr Hag, IiW i um. u 2(1 Ris. For sale cheaper than good papr hv the LOVER SEED. JMds. receive! this rtsv ttr , .. II. cook A: Son STAK V IadLe!.' - nv .75 fvvs s.-orted, for sale (.ILRKKT t HOW LE. g VEMEN f. r0 llbls. Hydraulic Cement, jut reV ceiveil anil lor sale r-y apü VICKERV te JOHNSTONriil'il.tii .00 Bushels Prime Tui nirs. just re JL c W ceive-1 and for sal by Z. Ii COOK 4: fÜN . ILLOW EMPIRE CABi-From tir to 13 30. Jnt received by lu. II. COOK X SON. Oil Cloths and Carpet House. 'YMIE LARfiEfiTaa'l hsav:ttock in townra Ja. ce:vea aVlcs-saiResu si ar2-lui Foster' Bl ,k-Ic, Im sueet. 1

SAILMAKER, AWXINR 31 A KTIl AND RKiUlK. fMHE SUPCKIUICR respectfully Informs the 1 t'apUins ! ut, und the public aepeniiiv, Umt h has wut-ned a Mail and Kiin; Luft in Carpviiti-r's v?sfhotie. On Water strevt, wiiere all orders in his tin-) will ie t!i:iukfully received, and pum-tiuily aitenlel to. - ?ai!i, AwaititP, Tarpaulius. Wacon Covers aud Canas Ho.. iisl every article in the Rigging luie, uianuf4'tureI at the shortest notice. OrUer rerpi lfully s-ilieited; to l left at J. fl. Yeuneinau'a lle Store. r al the Loft . S tT R'ites neatly spliced. mrlWin CHARLES EYEP.T. " It A N it U ÜfK S . at . fc cJ III llusliel l'lioie rruiiU-rrlM; " ;JV HeaiU Priuie Ca'ae; llush Is .s"u ear I'asnips; "hsi i . l'riut W fit fytatoe: Jnst received and for sals I y Z- H. COOK & fcON. jan"-tf. ' 1 1 1I IJ VI K """"" S 1 n any uauiity, fur aUe at relucts I iH-ive -y nir.M Ui FOSTER K CO.

s. i-iii.c . Ost. i. IJIIVHODYI who sniscRinEs for the XEWYURK WEEKLY PRESS A BEAUTIFULLY ILbUSTUATKD FAMILY NEWSPAPER. THF.NKW rORKM'KGKLY PREfSisone of he larirest and best literary pu-ers of the day, A ;urf Jn:irto -oiit:uiimc TWENTY l'.tliM, tir ilXTY t'oLI'MNS. 4,f eiitfrt'vintn mam-r; and rlLLUANTL.' 1LLLSTRATLÜ every wees. A OIFT WORTH FROM W CENTS TO f lm0 on WILL HE SENT TO EAfll St HSCRIBKK ON KECEIIT OF TUB SUBSCRIPTION MONEY. TERMS: One copy for one year, aui t fifl fi 00 Three copie one y rar, and 3 eilts 5 09 Five copies one yer, and ägifl S (M Ten e ipie iMieye.tr, and IHcirts 1;, (Hi Twvnt.VHine copie uneyear.aii 21 eifts rl VO Caual4 siidscriliers must st-ud d cnits euch in al. ditioii to the aive rate, t jwy the Ainericaii (ststage, w hicli niust Ije re-paid. TUv articles tu be diatrihiiteJ are compriiicd In the following list: 1 Uaiteit S. Treasnry Note fWHinn i tin du du ftnif U0ea-h. U do So du iNMXIeacli. 11 do do I UHMX'eaeti. to 1'ntent Tever Ilunliue Cased Watches... fllkl Oil M Out Watches 75 00 W) do t) (W l'W do &0 0 Cno Lad J.- did Watches X, 00 2'i Silver H niitin t'a.i-d WmU lies -Jit IKI rs SilvtT Watrh.'s 10 ll to Jr OU toon Hold Ouard, t and Foi Chaius.. 10 on to ;t0 lIDiOUold I'ensaiid I'enciU r OU to i W liolil Lockets, ItracrLts. RnNH-he. Ear Drops, Breatt Pins, Calf Tins Sleeve Button, Rings, Shirt Studs, WatcU Keys, Hold and Sil er TliimMcs, and a variety of other erticles, wmth frota M cents to 15 "0 each On receipt of the su'scriptioB rnonej-, the suliseriber's name will lie eutored uw our nHikt rposiie a numer,and the gift corns-pending with that nuinlier will lie furwardetf wtthin one weea to hiiu.hy mall or express, pot-tid. There Is neither hntn'mg nor lottery alxm'l .t - I V " 1 . . m - . J ine iht-, as every urwruer sure i a rnze m value. prefer to inak this liherat SUtrtlutiii, auioiig them instca'l of giving a laree cutnniission to Agents, giving to the suliscriW the suiouit that would go tn the A gent, and in many cases a hundred fold nioe 1).mi:l ni:i:, rubiuher. 211 Centre street, New YorK. - ap 11-Cin. . Uliolesale I'lour Depot. UTK are In constant receipt uf-and hsve in store for ale, at all time. a lar -k of the het irsrlsof V lour, not h Extra and rupernne, to w hkh we invite the trvle. BROWN Si AIRMAN, mr23 ctnicr Main street and Canal. VM.TOIUOrS OVliR VMxl BRAGG'S AUCTIU UN MENT. A con v or eae ! ? ick nexs r health! Life or death! 1 he- nre the "i".etiniis Involve.! in the adoption re.ieetion of this specific hy the martyrs to eMernal disCrises an I inj uric. Having r.ceived the ind'reineiit of Oie distincuiii'ied savan,th Lue PR. KANE, audits e'heacy ttedduring to awful Wtnu-rs in the regions of eternal ke, it is now c in, in j into gene ral use in every section of the civilized globe, and its marvelous cures areeveiv where exciting astuablf merit. TUT. AFFLICTKH RFJOICK. IirNDREÜ! and ThoSsands have tested the Vir- ' tues and are rejoicing In rl xTh freeiiom from tone lincerl?$r iogPAIN and DISEASE, failed to eure. Have von J the BRONCHITIS. NF.l - ltry.l II A Li I A, KIIKUMATmpfhiJ ISM, SCROFULA, EAR- . V ACHE or TOOTH-ACHE Jl V Si. X Are you atHieted with OLD JvX-.y SiMlKS rtmr.vin frHa IX ' f - .il . mtr I J t'Q I, . ... -r-j corn's, piles? Tli. - JlK 11-.. c I II A 1 , SORE EYES, The Arctic Liniment wifiah tr i you instant relief. Everjbodjr il lialde to. BURNS AND SCALDS. For these dread fti I twc dents T1IL MOTIIEirS CO.HPAMOV. It cures RAKKS IN THE BREAST. SOKE MPPLES. M.hE LIPS, PIMPLES, ke. Ladles who prize a pure ssin. Void of pimples. Notches, scurf and all 4irnra tions and excrescences, should attack these tieP S ers on leauty's donutin as soon as thev appear with The Arctic Liniment. It mexreiimttor ine na r, giving it a healthy, glosy appearance. Il ia OOD I'OIt MAN AM) RXAST. It is asovereicn remwlT for tlie various lisriscs with a hich horses nre afflict d. curing the most alarm in ir cases of Hruises, hprsins, S t r in g ha I r, U o u a d s, 8 c r a t c h e s, Sweeney. vin. RingIxitic, liiy-htMl, l'oil evil, fcr. No fanner, livery table keejHT, -r any person owning valuable HORSES, idiutld be without this valiutblc remedy. For side ny a I respeetable Druggists and Ieslers. l'aicss or thi Lisimkst, ijcents. VI emits and lla Isitile. A Me dollar hottte coulaius as much Liuiniciil as eight twenty-five cent bottles. Kxtraordinnry Aiiiiotinromrnt. Every purthas rof a dollar Uittle of the ARCTIC l.lNllK l' rive iv es I lr. Hn.pcs expense, the I'siTf.D Stitks Joi-asl..of Nw VfirU for onr vuur. The Journal is a larce illnsraet pnpT ear Ii number containing sixteen priges, neatuifullv printel on clesr white (per. and tilled with or ginal matter from trie most iiriltiaiit writersot toe country. , c ertilicate of utiscriilion and "ull particulars of th n,vel and philanthropic enterprise of which this offer forms a part, wiiM'V.inipnnv e-rii ootiic. An ar.KNT WANTED in EVERY TOWN und TILLAGE. DUAc.d a. hi nnowE). sit. Louis. .Mo. All other Liniments purporting to be Hataus, are unauthorized, as thrre i no other Brace's Liniment but t hi ARCTIC LINIMENT. W. Bl LKB0WK.lt and KELLER k WHITE are Agents for KvaiisvilU. apl-omd&w n"OfnE. .M WILLOW WAIIE.- " lüdoi. ass. Mitrket lskef; Id nesU assorted Clothes' Baskets; 10 d . V ell Bnekets, a.ort.-1 ; 5 do Cotton Mops. Ti 1. as. Pine and Cedar Churns; rft nests Wash Tubs, 3 in ; 10 do do H iin.; ir,do assorted Wash Tubs; 2: de do Burkts: lft doCeitar do; 109 nest ass. Wooden Bowls: Just received by 2. II. COOK t SON. aria aP.N DRIES " S3 20i' kfs Wheeling Belmont Nail; "Oil boxes Pittsburg City Window Glass; S casks Putty in Bladders; S I bis. Linsved fhi; ire Bcrea Grinastnnes; In store and for salhv E.P.BABCOCK. Notice ol .Sale of Ural Instate. MTOTICE is herebv riv.n.th.t kv .irtuü r i order of the Court of t.nmmnn P!, nr Vv,derburg county, the und i rsigne.1, Administratr x of mr cM-ne i .uorj u.vin, deceased, will sell at pubis: auction at the door of the Court-house, In the city of Lvansville, on Saturday, May 8th, lTiS between the hours of 10 o'clock, Aft M. and 4 o'clock. P. M. of sai4 day, Lot thirteen (I7 in Block five (j) in th Northern Enlareement rf the Citw of tnm. ville, upon the following terms, to-wit: One-third of the purchase money to bo Mid in cash, on the day of a-. I. - nntf J h in ai mKKtk. .j . . i : . . r..i. ...... .u n. uinuui;, inu inic iinra in twelve moi.ths; the purchs.er to hi hu f , ti. a. ferreJ payments with iulertrM ecnrel bv rn ort ear ontjepreanses. HARRIET WILSON, ap4 Administratrix. Lead" tipe.A god asdortmeat received and for sr.'e br EAM'L ORR. jr0DKYTa LAfiY'S'KOOrrrf-iTMr't J VÄ spi JtOHLLii r COX V.NT. TON'S.

M

A r'.'nrr7 ine arctic liniment V ,1!' tit ' should I ke4on hnnd, f.it ''a i t ' irP-vy allords sure and immeliate '- ' -Vi't 'ti flV relief, often stving from U M t ' Vl 3 ,,'-n- F-v-ry steamboat and

t l l.. i' V a r rnrowi n am ikuii kc p V " .' -iu WhothiU has heard the , -VV -". hrleks of anguish uttered by H..1 . 'Ao'iC Sfvl caUled or maimeil viejÜ V'-ViPE't tims of explosions ud collisgLt. .T;-. l'ns,loe not feel that suit Pii.i. .Zx " Vä m'" of relieving their tornu. J- ii "I'" should alssvs le aceeVjLawf V V rVA ''! Surh iloes exirt in this -tiyjA 1 .'t'Ähilmy pniurnntrolling agent - ' ' It is

STEAMBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS & EVANS VILLE - M TUB STEAMER , CHOCTAW. Th steamer C1IOCTAT Capt. Smedlky, will ruuregu-liiu-Iy for the remainder cf the season, and as long as the water will permit, as a regular packet between Evansvllle and New Orkans. Prom her great speed, she can easily make the trip in thirteen davs, and will Icivu here every fifteeuih tlay alter her departure. She will return here on her third trip, Ou the 1 i th or I2th r May. The time of her arrival will 1-e telegraphed front Ticksburg and Memphis, sad duly aKHiouta ed in advauce iu the papers, tluu sliippers may know and- rely upwn h.T movements; Her efticeM plel)re themselves to do all lit their power fot the interest ar.d fame of the city Witt which they seek to identify tbenis-lve, and they solicit in return from ritir-ns such encouraVenienl as will make their cmnection with tin city pein:aniit an 1 reeipnsslly prufiuide. The boat will need f sr her support lr freighw as well as down cargoes. and in proportion to her r4ceiit up. can she afTorvl to reduce her pow a freight. Shipper here houVl th-refore, for their own interest, endssvor to secure her up freights from their correspondent. apHl-tf IA. CRANE,' Agent. . ü. S. MIL PASSEXGER PACXETi CvansvillK.Padiicah Jt Cairo Packet, J. H. DONE, ' HE RHÖN, Master, , LEAVES Evansvllle every MON DAY and THURSDAY, at IJ o'clock, M.. arriinit, at Padueah at o'clock, A. M., Cairo at Li o'clock, M., TUKSflAY and FRIDAY. Returning, leaves (aim everv TCESDAY and FRIDAY, at . o'clock. P M.. aud Paditcah everv WEDNESDAY and SATCKDAY, at V o'clock, A.M.. Connrrtlnz at h'vansvlllr with the Evansv'llle and 4'rav4rordsvllle Itailruad and Packets lor ;reen Kiver. Also, coiim-cting at Smithl-inJ with Cumberland River Packets and at Pa-Iuo'i with Tennessee Kiver Packets; at Cairo with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packet. Ticketscan be oUained on board the bat for all Eastern Cities. - niril-ly Comfort, Speed and Sale ty.' RKOULAR ' St. LOUIS Si. LOUISVILLE PACKETS LHJHTAIXG LIXE 'S'IIKFOLLOWIXOBOVTä havecctnmrnced B Uuir regular trips in' ttie Louisville and St Louis trade, snd will continue t run during theseason, giTiug particular attention ti all wsy husiues.. The FASHION, 'V'. v. CAfT. J. . SI AKTIV. ' i. Pssses Evsnsville, going down. Every TUESDAY Moruing, atd np Every FRIDA! orning- ( The HIGHFLYER, carr. tmos. waieHT, . Passes Evansville, going; down. Every THCR'DAY Moruiug, and up Every MON DAY' Morning. The MOSES M'CLELL AN, . ' CirT. ADDERS, Passes Evsnsville Every SCNDAT Morning, going dosu, and Every THURSDAY Morning going up. Loulivlti an ßt Uala Passengers and shippers can relv Mon tliese boats leaving punctnallv on thelf regular days, and con-nei-tine itn all the packets running above St. Louis. For Freight or passage apply on board or to mrl7 V. Q. O'P.ILEl & CO. I. Regular EramviMe and Louisville Packet. N THE JOHN KBIOOS will h.-r.f. t er run regularly as a LouisvlMeajMl r w T All? T IIK ' ' ' arftonimoflatioas for nassen tfers. She U. r.w.n.vtlla erv WEDNESDAY and SATCKDAY 1. , mvir 1 - 1 ' ' P. M. GARN CK, ClerkRKtaXlR MHlüVILLK, BVAVSVILLK AM) Illi.DlinteO.i PACKET. THE STEAMER SCIOTO, WO. will leave Evsnsville every TCESniV.lü .Vloek. r H .inil ! TI7R. DAY at a o'clock, r. w.,for Hender son and Louisville. Accomino.latlns excellent. JanJs . m Louisville, Evnnsville and Memphis rtejtalar Weekly. Packe.t. ' TUE LüW-PEESSÜRE STEAMER SOUTHERNER, O. Vf. TRIP LETT J. B. ARCIUR, ..Commander. .Clerk. LEAVES Louisville every Tuesday at 5 r. leaves Mem phis every tnday M i r. n. Leaves EVANSVILLE for LOUISVILLE everr srvDAYat I r- lenvea EVANHYILLE for MEM PHIS every WEDNESDAY atll a. M. Iff Way Business solicited and attendel to at same rates as charged by Packets. . janSI-tf P.a.O'KIELEYat CO., Agents. EransTille and Crawfordsvillc RAI LROAD. For Louisville. C'tncinnatl.'St. IkcIs, Indian, polls and the Katt TIME CHANGED. WEDNESDAY, MARCH l,Sja. 0 and after Wednesday March 3rd, the trp Mail train leaves Kvansville at ü minutes past i r. m.; arrifes at Terre Haute minutes past". . Th down Mail Train leaves Terre Haute 5 minutes pa-t i r. J.;arriv-s at Evansvllle 5 uiinntes rst 10. I ke ai"C"mniodatioii Trains leave as heretofore, bnt pa Vineennes, North, at 12r2fi; South, at arrive at Terre Haute b an-i Evansville --; r. n All Stations, except rrince'on. Patoan, Mncciincs, Carlisle and Sullivau. are made Flag Stamms. FARES. To Loniville 00 Cirtelnnati Tif u tndimiaTvilis.... 2S To St. Louis ön " Cairo " Ti " Chicago 10 " Pittslnirir II 00 Cleveland 14 Ml HurlU'o...... ....I .Ml " Philailelphia....2 fJ New York 2 to " lttltim'ire 2S 54 " lloiton ....mi W Washmcton.... 24 mar3 . JOHN INGLE, J a.. Superintendent. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. XKW A R RA X G KM K T. ripUE ADAMS EX PRESS COM PAN Y reepectrulH I annonnceto their friendsand pa'rons.the pnnCof Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased failitie for the tmnpnruvlH)n of F R I O II T , PACK A OES, M O N E Y and V A L IT A It I. RS. Thevaolieit a continuance of former favors. Espe cial care taken in I he collection of DILLS. DRAFTS. ft O T E S . And the transportation of small or valuable pnessges. All persons wishing to svail themselves of the facilj. ties of the Express, enn oMain any desired informal ior in referenee to the routes snd details of the business, at their office on "irt street, between M in and Lorast opposite the Post-Ornce. del8 O. II. FISH, Ag'tTil A X SPOIST ATI ON V' EST H A It D. "fE hegtocs.ll the attention ef 3Ierchantsbiiring W or ordering their fall stocks from the Kern cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the Italtimore and Ohio Railroad, for the safe aud speely transportation of f reicht to KvansvilleanH vicnfily. Connections are mxle with the most reliable Railroads and Steamship. River R oute shortened and improved by completion to Parkersburgh. Through, rates loweir than ty any otlar mate. Applv to M. Povrea, Boston; B. V. Keixv, Philadelphia: C.W.Pcrviel, N.'lork; J. T. Ejolamo, Baltimore, fr information or through rates, or t . OEO. FOSTER at CO Freight Agents. Comer Locu-t atrcet and CacaL Evauiville, Indiana. jyiSl WT OO D W A R E . T hs) dos. Tun and Buckets; 20 do sealed hf bushels; and a variety of small masiires, received snd for sale hy VICKEKY & JOHN 8TON. tAflS. A fine assortment of Empire and Willow J Cabs, just received snd for palely VICKERV fc JOHNSTON. N. C. & D. MORSE, WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL DEALERS W mm PREMIUM PIANO FORTES, ORGANS, MEL0DE0XS, And all kinds of Mnslcal Merchandise, 73rOUTH STREET, Vyt THE HATIOSAt MOTEL LOUISVILLE, KT. ' 1 UT Orders by mail for sny kind of Musical Merchandise prompüv attended to, snd warranted to satisfy purchasers. We fill cash orders for sheet Music, by nuil, postage fre. , A ; TV Second hand Pianos taaen In rvnjerit. ttf Refers to Hon. A. Iglehart, M- L-Johnson, and E. H. Sabia- "P"rID-Slw SIXDRIES... Id hhls. Mm. Win-; . 9(1 hlf bid. do. do; 10 bid sweet Malaga Wine; 3d hlf bbls do do; 20 bbls Dante Currants; 10bxs5 lump tohacco; 6 d 10 do do; - ' 1(M bsles Cotton Batting; - - . Received and for sale by I. At D. HE IM ANN. WVVEET POTATOli?- I'lbut-be's in sn.r for 3 sile by SlCZLRY tt J0HXT0f.

, p. v..

Tri fff,'.

iii

COMMISSION & FORWARDING'

P; O'RILBY & Co.: .EVANSVILLE, INDIANA Storflge, Porvvardinr iComirJi?siou : MERCHANTS. O E.Efl AL RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AX D - EXPHEHS AGENTS; . Special Agent for the Penn. Central RAILROAD, AND CONNECTIONS, over which vreare aothortrerltogrve THKOL'UH KEwElrld AT THE lowest possible rates. , - . 'Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largeston theOhio River,capahle of storing and etcxaina all ruorcruuidiae lW.-le todamag- fnnn rlpowrt, w e are prepared to f;tcilitate the dispHteh of ail onsigrimenU forwarded to our care, tw either , KIVER, RAILROAD OR VASAL. Particular attention will be paid to Receiving. Storing and Forwarding, also, to the sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to ns for sale, and satisfttction giiaraiitesxl. Office and tensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharfboat, where we are to be found, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hours, day and night. - W ith our snperior facilities; long standing; untiring rnercy; and knowledge uf our business, we feel condent of giving general satisfaction, ami hope le merit tcontiuuance oi th extensive patronage we are now ipjoying. Litieral cash advances will he made on all consignment to either ourselves or correspondents in any the principal markets. North, Et, or äotuh. P. G. O'RILEY & CO. EDWARD R. HILL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, FOR Til EM; HOI! ASK and Sale of Wheat, Eton Corn, Oats, Uartey, Rye, Hay, Pork, Lard, Slc Oftlee, FlkOXT SWEET,' transit tut telkoBaph orrici mrl6m:t EVANSVILLE, IND. WM. "SOW. Lat of Howard k Brown. W. M. AtSMUS, Late of Geo. Foster a BROWN & AIKMAX, Recelring, Forwarding: and fifncrnl . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AGENTS. FOR KANAWHA SALT COMPANY, 'Evansville; Indiana. UH5 have formed a Co-partnership ander the stvle of UKOWN 4i AI KM AN, aud offer our services in rhees pta-ity as s-t forth in our card above. are fully prepared to extend every facility t shippers, elt her by G A N A L, K I V E K , or RA 1 LKO A D, and asure theiu tlmt their interests hall W faithfully represented, ahoUld they be pleased to favor us with theirpatrons.ee. . -, Office and Warchonse en the cwneref Ms'n stre and the Caual. W 51 . B RO W.N . jsu-jMf w. m. aikAan. ; STOKAGE WANTED. WB afe prepared to store in onr Fire Proof Ware house auy uauiitjr of Oraiii, PxcaJucc, or Merchandize, on the most liberal terms. Having largs and airy rooms upstairs, particular care will he taken of Household Furnhure, Agricnltural Implements and all kinds of goods or wares Liable to damage from damp or rust. . Insurance erfeetel at the lowest fire proof rites, by the month, or lonwer, whendesirwd. WarsluHise Uaasted. aa currier of Loeust street and vv . and a. Canal, stid aiost eunvcntent fT shipping vy River or Railroad. Apply to UE0. FOSTER k CO. apif.' ' v . i ) i t ; . i "cAiv al storageT" . 1 i HAVE a large donhle Warehouse at the Cana f'.asin, capable of storing anv amount of produce, wlitoh will be rciftverl, stored, taken care of and held subject to tlie owner's orders, en the laost reanon.dds terms. ... 1'. U. O'RILEY BlIi'iV. ... G ROCERirs.ao. 13 hags prime Coffee; ' ' 55 hhds. prime Sagar; ij nil,, 1 lll.r f H bbU. Sng-u- House Molasses; 23 bht. Tar; , in tierces Rice: SO kegs Ill-Carb. 9eda; 6 cans Hardiness . hO boxes assorted ToImcco; ' ' stare and fur sale by - . "B. ft. BIBCOCK. ' f. OAP AND CANDLES, i 1' :n boxes ass. star Candles; Id de - . Tallow do: . , , 20 do äss. soap; - - t Received by- ! i 7.. II. CCOK Jr. TOt. CHOICE OLIVE 01 L for table use, for sals bv npl f y il. COOK ii SON. PICTURK FRAMES. I nEAUTIFFL assortment of guilt moulding of all widths just received by feb DOliELLkCONYNGTON. Oysters! aj ca.es 21b Cans Cove Oysters; 25 do ID, do de . dot Fresh; received and for sale by apH - - HEIM A NN. nJEW IIOOKft! XEW IIüOKm!! .w Princsof the House of Ihtvid; - IHM r el low' i ii n el ; The Relleof Washington; T he Three Desnrtes; Harpers' Vt tekly, for April t; New York Ledger, ' do loth; Flaguf Ourl'nioa, do JOth; ' Hal ion's fHtoriai,- ie lüia;. , . Atlantic Magaxiue, do Just received at (apl J. I1EALVP. BO V7 K .CH E Es E JVr ith boxes Saleratus: w do ftsmit 2:doren Blcords; 1 fal do Rrooms; Iftrt do ' Finishes, assorted; in store- snd for tale low by Unrtll WHEELER K KltiiiS MARULK IIA LI ICE CREAM SALOON. 'IIR sulwrrilier having tsaen the mariiinrent suit JL of rooms on the 2nd floor of the Marble Hall building, Main street, will open it f.w the reception of visitors on Thnrsdsv, April s. sra! begs leave to inform bis friendsand former customers that he is prepared to furnish, during the entire summer seiuon, the most exquisite and highly Aavoreti ice cream. Ladies visiting this saloon will find a pleasant room alnsrsat their service. P. McKAY. KmIIs. private parties and weddings furnithed, and crea.n frozen on the most reasonable terms. aps tf lIimXEUY NOTICE. ill E. J. TrilXER woold inform the ladies II M. of Evansville and its vicinity, that she will carry on the Millinery business Rt the store on Second street, formerly ocenpied by .Mrs. Donaldson, nearly ovi"rfe the Rev. Mr. McCarer's church. !he will bleach and repair tniiinetj at the Invest H-ices, and in thi best possible style, as she uses no acids, without doine them auy injury. h will litre new goods expressed every week from Cincinnati, and will aecp on hand ready trimmed Ism nets for troiivient rustooiers. The ratmnajre of ladies who Wi-diSEW boskets, or desire to have old ones re. paired to lock ft well s new, is respectfully solicited. E van vi lie, April 5th, lj-tf SiximiEs.."V hhds jnmetn fair N.O. Sugar: 7: bbls relioild Mslases, ' 6 hlf bbls do - - fi Tierces Rice; - 25 bids Tare; 2.', bags Pepper; 15 do Alspice; 5 I ales f loves; - . n. 2G0 mats Tasia ; 3 eases Ne. 1 Nutmeg.': , . H libl Mace: ... -Received and for sale at tedueeif prices, bv i aiG l.fc D. IIF.1.MANN. tst m:cEivEitrahaiBrs Mazarine. f . April; do do Oodv s Laily s Root, Y ankee Notions, ll;irer s M eekly, . New York LeJger; Fhigof Our l'nion. Mareh At J. IIEALT'S. lUKEH X0TiO. for Mav, rMi-e1 priee, M treiiu.t m IHK 1,1. ii CoNYXtJTUN. 1" L"S T EH iAKI.-i.H Mils, just received and ..r le hy V1CKERY ii JOHNSTON. ai'7 fTLlSSAS! KANSAS!! i K 1SAS!!J WA BE EX the All-absorbing Question but now the question is where cau Rooks be ha thecheape! I know, v At M. L. JUI1.VS0.VS Ilook ptore, srcM as Blank Books, rrhovl Duoks, ' Copy Boobs, ' The I-atest Magazines and 1'apers, direct from the Fiast, by the last Ei press. Call and see firt Store West of the Vol Office. mr24 j jjjj'j tjij-fSiTiT AFLEMlin Mock of Spring .MILLIXEHT consisting of ätraw, Neapolitan Ciossiner and Chip Bot) nets. Also, nibboas, Flowers, Bridal Wreaths, and various other articles, loo numerous to rocnuon, to which I Invite the particular attention of the laJies of Evansville an tho surrounding conn try- They will find it to thwir inlere&t to examine itv at'nck. . F. It. BARKER, First street, between Main snd Locust st., mrta Kysn-ville, tnd WHEAT SACKSHMO Two Bushel Osnaburch Sacks, ju.t r-c'4 end for sale bv. tsept.'i) E. 8. BABCOCK. CORDAtiK. 25 dot. Hemp Bedcords (Leng;) ' SO coils Manilla Hedcord: - 25 do do HaJterRope; 2A do Jute do . do; 24 do - do Bedcorddo; Jnst received and for sale bv WHEFLTTt ft RtO?3. - For Sale or Rent. AliqCS.t?' with ten acres of Land attached, situ yard from the Pinna Road, The Ilous is a Two-story Frame, with double porticos in front and rear, four rooms on nrst floor, lhbv 2 feet, and a hall 12 teet wide, four rooms on second floor, Kunestie, and, also. Kitchen and servants room, a good dry cellar, a well of pure water, gj.d a cistern, convenient to the Kitchen; also a uever Tilling rring of pnre water within fifty yards of the houe. I or terms apply to .JF2-M KF.LLEjtjbW IIITE. Drugits. t'IGS "2C0 drums in"frr.e rfcr, for sale rr WRrf GILBERT Ac BOWtEf

I

nil AT

COÄLTDEÄLERS;-

. COAL 14 COAL 1 1. COAHI l JUSTICE WILL AND SHALL BE DOSE.7 IIlXVF JnSt rerrsd a Fairben'! ScaJe,'fcthepfpose of w eighing my coal. . I ahall sell my coal by weight, according to tr.e law of the Stats. , I have a large stoeg of superior tialiUr, of iuohqrc.Coal, and invite all my friends to give me a call and try it. 1 have tjeen.eighu;n years in vh business, and profess to je a jwt'ee. Thi prieeof coal islScenUptrhjahet. All orders left at the Oas Company's Office, bet wee a First and ei.nd,oo LoeVt sLreet,orat liornbrook's 9torv, on Water street, or at my Coal Off ce, at the Lamasco WJjarfa U .be aUended to. r, AU ewe! must be paid for when ordered, fn hnhYM rhrrtrry - - decs tf. ANDREW JJUICHSON. Coail Coal I CoXl ' WE Lave nww-orj L'Ui.and are daily receirlcg, the best COAL that Jut 1 e ver . been in trod ucerf into this Buarket. which wcv a-JUng kw. linoi. urrency will he received in imrmettt. Order left at the st(re of JN'O- W. 11 L'Ull :.!, nexl to tiie tStale Üak. will be proinpUy aueudsd to. Jn-.-tf JNo. r. rrronr. co. , COAL for sali:. WE have on hand nadirs constantly rcceiviar coal of an exteUentqacfity from up th cana., which we will deliver In any iiartef Uie citv at 10c. OrltT loft at James Laugh fin's warehonse, or at the office of Nathan Row lev will e promptly attended to. KOvVLEY Jr. AM0RY. . rljKr DRY GOODH AKRRtVEIF NEW DRY GOODS, For iaJe . .. v . , Foa Cash 0.It. NEW DRV cfodDS iKPIVEll. ' , ' ; 1 . . At S. Y .dBtCH'S. NEW DRY GOODS, For Sale - . , , Foa Ci;h v.itt. , NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED . . t - NEW DRY GOODS. For Sale AtS-EMBICnii: Foa Cash Out. NEW DRY GOODS ARRIVED ) NEW IrUY GOODS. For Sale At .CI1-8. J& Foa Cash Ovlv. ' IHSSOMJTIOX. THE partnership heretofore exlsünr bctwestj' John A. Reitr., John A. llaney and W. Carpenter, under the firm and name of lleitr, Hanev tt has Iteu this day dissolved bv the rettfernei'it of . Carpenter, Esj.; the interest of said W. Carpenttec having len purchased by the said John Reit aud John A. llauey. The attain and kusfnss of the old firm wil; be settled up by the new inn ef REITZ & HANEY, Who will continue the manufacture of Steam Engines and Stead Boilers,' of any ine, together with all the Shafttnr, Whejls. rumps. Saw Mill Machinery tnd Mill Gearing or boy size. Also. Distillery and Mining Machinery, and in fact everything ii the Iron line, at the old stand, corner of Ingle and Canal streets. . . orilrah.sMf REITZ Jt T ANKY. i.-l Ksiilil- BKlLOUS.-A complete MM aasurtmeut ou hand and for sals bv .ap - 1 SAMCELORrt. PATENT DREAD BAKERV.r rar,.,.??- ,.'.HRr,ST-X VwMalli. . r HI8 Establishment is in full operation, and manM. ufacturing articles that are warranted to give ssiir.fif.fion All kinds of CRACKER anf PILOT BUKAn.by the rsiund.or Wrcl.at Ctucintiati or Maisvili prices. Holding the exclusive right for v anderburg County to manufacture the Celebrated PATEN T BREAD so popular in Eastern cities, beipg rnssrcK and iicalthiek than the onllirsry breal, Familie, Hotels ami Steamboats are invited to try it. FKEtsII CAKE'S of every description always on band, and all orders promptly filled and delivered. , . Wedding ana Parties fcnppllr with Fancy t'akes and Pies at Oie Jiortest. nötWe. HOT RCSKS and CNN 8 every afternoon. aj4-dlm . ; "rJAII: .'AII! fsiO kegs, nails expected this 11 day. Would be sold very low in lou rromVJte wharf, by SAMUEL ORR. SIS, . - NEW COÖDS. . ; Sr:CMBERT2has Jost received at his store ea Water street, between Mala aud Sycamore, a large stock of Cloths, Casaimeres And Ye.stins, of the frnest quality and lalest sly les.'which he ts prepared U make up into fsWionsblo aarmenu of every description- A full stock of Ready-made Clot hie g, always on hand. ..,.....,. t . , Also, tlsu, Caps ahd Gent's Furnlhng Goods ef all kinds. . - . . - x Tailors and Seamstresses wanted, . mrS'2-lm SWEET POTATÖES.-W bhlsf choice' Sweet Pe Utoes. Jest received by 7.. H. COOK fc SON. IMPROVE YOUR LOOKS . By buying one ef' ' VAUTIER L MARC6l!ER'3 SPRING STYLE DATS, fHICH for beaaty and gy'netrlcal rJropWtions make the present stvle one of lh4 neatast cvar preisen lea 10 tue puitc. ,. . . Hats madeto rder a hich warrant' to' fit as eem fortably as a nightcap. mrt A Challpnge to the HO PRO DCCK X FEVER L article of orldr OR BETTER FRENCH FELT II ATS, than those we are manufacturing.7 AU shapes and colors kept on hand, or mrntt to oritur -at short notice. VAUTIER St MARCOXMER, Msin street, bet. in and 2nd. Aleaut Caps. fllli.V VOLTIIS and IXFAVTS CAPg, li for Spring and Miminrr wenr at VAUTIER Ar MAKCONXIER. Main street, bet. Island Jd. STAR AND ADA.UAMIMU 'HE unlersigne continue the minufartnre of their celebrated Candles, of the dlfl.Teut ansa i lour, nve, six and seven to the pouna. ALL WARRANTED FULL WElvIIIT. Cotumers will find Ugreirtly to their Interest to dm these Candles In preference to those that are sold BY COUNT. Many Candles that are really seven to the pound art branded and sold as sixes, mtitig a dttfrvenee against the coricmer of five ponnds to the bos. The variation usually made in the price is not proportioned le thi litferi nre, as the following statement shows: A BOXOrSCVKSS OOKYSIHS 24? C A t-S, A IS sot d roa 35 rorxns, which is the sctuai. rinT. A box or 14 ex., oa "Shot Wgienr Sivbs." comtsins Oxt.rJin Csni t, SAME SI7.E AS TUB SEVENS, o is sci.n roe mtt rorsns. SupKMing the price of rhe frwier tr hejWeenU, and the latter I" rents, there will I a Affervnre of twenty cents in is-ire and seven Csnd lea in raont fH bog, in favor of the full weicht Candles tn exajtersdnd consumers; and thisw-ill t-e inerr awed (i r cents fV-r box for eTery cent admnce in prir. ' .).., Those interested woald de vrelfto exaaihie tlit iQbject fur themselves. ... PTiOCTER fc OAMBLE. mar-rmll U JTest Second street, CmfiuHSlL KAI.TIMORR COFFEE 1W for sale by ' ' ' . mr2fl GILB E RT fc J?OJ LT S. IOC a r d. -w ci.r e FOK TUE 8PR1NO TKADE f I'lIK rndersignrd lias now on hand, and arriving. ' m lull and complete assorta nt of liarawar, wUirh he will sell at the lowest prices, suck as . . bliow-l and Spades, ;. . . arden lloca anJ ICuVcs, liar and Manure Forks, ) Trace, Log and oilier fkaina! -. iiamey aat Hedge Miel, v Locks and LaUhes, Hatts, Hirif-cs anl Screw., Bering un JJorticinr Iacrihe, Tuble and Pocket Cctlery, . ' lut;lif r' and Karl h'mrth'a FilcsV Mill and Cross Cit ßawa, ' Nails, ,- , . Carpenter7 and Coop.er!.' Tool, of the br-f quality. . . . Also, a large Mock of faint, hboe, Coentrr an aIK Rm&K. Ben leave Urall th V(rlt.on of Gr-rerj bnvipd Hardware, w bo w til find it to th-'tr4i:trrl to examiue his Mock ticfore furvtiaing rt-rirr. JA OH -.Tit AMI, mr23 , ?nccers.ir to A. sf PhigrH dT OF0tHKD ANDI-O DERKDrl'GAR.H M ;s th). -us rf'Ä ivtd aii.l foe mle l-r . mari 4.1LUEKT Ai HOWLER Valuable Standard Works. ARE SOLE L4JCAL ACillVT lor VsndeH rn hnrfTi county f-r tt, th i est tirnos book VUblished bv D. APPLKTfW X- I'll I Abridgement of the Debates fn Congress, oj Public History t,f tue I tint! but? j AevV American Encyclopedia, A Dictionary an Journal ef Knowledge. I Certsiuly UiefrJ w.rk of the xce. ''' Amerlcaa Eloanencc A Coll-etioo of fpeeebej ami Anaresses ol Uie Most, jEatieept vratois America. , Encyclopedia of U'It aal Po nor. By the ce! oratea comedian Burton, in Jte- Nos. Ulctlonarr oT Blaebrnawr Mechanics anl Knglne vk. . Itw ne west fiil aaost improved edition, in No, Crei'Dletlonarfof Afls, Mawufatturre anl jtimes. - - nORV.T.1. COt TlXflTOK beets rati attentren fheir importsnt work .,.nd rreenibe kind frten to mil and see them I as aiso, 'be array f Ppinior.s eminent men in confirmation ef their tmpnttanre stj value. . . . nnhell Je Convnffton hsve ampieitnd rtcimens the variru Lindirga in w hich he wrks ran I p-J f EAR PIPE" AXD PIG LEAD JLi k Casks acsorted from S tack te i fache; 4 P'f Lesd; Received sb4 f r ta'.t by fAMVEL PRI