Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 149, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 17 May 1858 — Page 2

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MONDAY MORNIKö;.... .MAY 17

rimmrrrlil TtTrKm... w.... .um. BUS rr F . . . . I. Anero is an important project under

w"9lutl'"Jui1H t xorK WDlcn Prposes a combination among the banks

oi iuai city, lor tho control and regula-

tlon of the exchanges of the whole coun- tnd

try, m both foreign and domestic bills. I

Its design is, to make- tfew York; thfl centre of exchange on this continent, as

London is for Europe: It is proposed to

establish one great Back in Nw' York,

to deal itv exchange, and to establish it. agencies at all the commercial places in the Union, and-in tho British provinces, to purchase point, country plan is defeated . . i i i t.-..i.. a T among the banks themselTea. It would bo of än immense benefit to the Com I the tnerce of the country1, if conducted with I broad views and in a liberal spirit. The to great want of trade, at tho present time, is an improved medium of exchange. The present rates of exchange, are' an AmAiia it nrmn th rintinia rf tho Go

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and-sell exchange on orerjr 'h on all tho prmeipal ronU. travel engine h.u.c, wl.f..- w. nn.lcr.tand the tJJLVJ Many of the

to which the commerce of the by th6 troops, which have been constructed I

extend its operations. The by tho soldiers as they marched. It is the eomotive was immckliatcly run out and coa- "re" M -V r i IT- i I .. ..I .. ... I hi heel intn Ihnm hv thft kiiIA of MiA rail, and

a feasible one, if it shall not be r::!:"!; ' ThiiJ K?Suctive ro that ha, found them perfectly rotten. This unsound-

by the jealousies and rivalries ' - - ever occurred in our city, and one rrom which ne" Prareni as io oe cv aent io ma ' I hostila country. From rost to post it has s . eve while croMincr the bndee. He lud men-

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S1WUUW,M " country, and are a reproach to the period .V.t ti.B Viiavai1 curr. cnrnricinT im. provements in the means oi intercourse Tl. AMi:ftnt n .T.n n IU P,,. .r lis C03t fOUr timCS more nOW, When We are onlv 48 hours from Philadelphia, than a 3 5 1 A I ween we were ten aays aiPiani. lis, tbey are 1 per cent at Cincinnati, . , . 2 percent, in wncinnaii me oanKersare w- I I buying New Orleans sight bills, at to rf . . j ,,. . 4 vt" "-'" v.Mb par ana i premium. In iNew Xorlc, exchange on New Orleans, is .percent discount, while in New Orleans, exchange on New York is at par. The most valuable serrice conferred by tho United States Bank, was its economical management of the exchanges of the country. During its existence, though the facilities, intercourse and remittances bore no comparison with what they are at the present day, ex- , change was never more than one quarter or one-half of ono per cent, between the most distant and remote points. Sinco her dissolution, the commerce and trade of the country has been taxed by the ....... . , . local banks, to the amount of one and two, and sometimes three por cent on tho same operations. I This results from the nature of the business, and the partial and conflicting operations of the local banks. An idi. !...!. 1 i! e ii lL.1 I owtut.on, or a cuuiu.n-uoa ui tuein, ui can embrace within its sphere, the whole range of thc commercial operations of the country, can make its exchanges almost without cost to itself. Tho debt and credit or the purchases and sales, of erery community, with the world beyond it, must very nearly balance; and an agent that can take its bills on every point to which it sells, and buy from eiery point all tho bills drawn on it for Its purchases, will find, in settling tho account, that it will balance itself, and that little or no money has been required in thc operations. This was found to be the results of the exchango business of tho U. Ö. Bank. Lills of exchange are tho representatives of tho interchange of thc articles, by export and import, which must bo equal, or cannot for any length of time be unequal; and tho Institution that can embrace tho whole circuit of them, will find thc whole service is accomplished by keeping the debit and credit records of the community, and the use of a small amount of means, to advance the amount of the temporary differences in the accounts. The more completely the exchange business can be extended to the entire circuit of trade, the less means and the less labor is required to perform it, and consequently at the less costs. Small independent institutions, each operating on one or two separate circuits, and in rivalry and conflict with each other, as is exemplified by the course of our banks, serve to derange and complicate, rather than facilitate exchanges. The runs for specie upon each ether, back and forth, are all at variance with the Batural course of trade, and are derangements of its channels, and a public injury, instead of facilitating the settlements of trade. Any arrangement hat shall drive our small local institutions from the business of exchange, for which their capitals and connections do not enable them to do it as cheaply and well as larger institutions, would be hailed as thc coming of a better era. When the exchanges or the country can be done as they ought to bebetween the most distant points, for oneeighth or oaefourth of one percent, then our local banks will return, to their legitimatebusiness,, for which they were chartered,, and employ thoir capitals in giving accommodations, to the business and enterprises at borne. The New York project is assailed already by tho local bank (interest, and is denounced as an attempt at a dangerous monopoly. Let not the people be frightened by any such cry. The exchange business, to be well and cheaply done, must be embraced in one organized system of management.

We see that sight billsat New Orleans enemy', cavalry-at another time they are establishment ww an honor to tho city and ?. "Cja lir,ÄTo" CaVcS.,,.T,r '. on New York ae at nar At Memnhis' -"aeketl by the Sowar., and they and tho the company man,n-intn r, &"ee,tt u on 2ew lOrK, areatpar. At Memphis, wircsRre cut into picces-ngain, their electric The company have at Bloomington. La- oll ,OI1JCt.r time. tho v are twa ner cent nremium at St u i i w i l fayettC, and Michigan City shopi lor the rcthey are two per cent premium at bt hatten are knocked to pieces by a round '. machinery, and have Frand:-Wc call attention to the fart of numerous LOUIS, ll Premium here and Indianapo- .hot. but Still they work on creep over arid twentr-firo locomotive, lett te oin:rate on the uni.riiicii.ltd efforts that arc daily makirs in ourcitj-

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New Orloans and New York, through

OUZllI VA Now 1' DJ proposed combination of the lorfc banks ana their agencics-oi-any other monetary arrangement we t.. .u. i. ...A vUtmn. fire W VW W KS wm. vmuiwu.Mvuo . . - . . . t I from our banks for our local business. io But, till we can go back to the old rates, every man who wantä a bank loan, must draw a bill of exchange on some point. be shaved on it at such current rates the local exchange offices may es tablish for the oc:asion. We hope the country will giTO its encouragement and sanction to this New York project The people of Indiana bare essential need of Tnt TtttftiirH iv Ttnia. The Tlritiali I i movod ea with tho aiUllcrT, ana scarcely ha. Comraandcr-in Ch:ef established his head quarters at stay for a lew wire wero establ was brought into i . .1? v i -.1 r . vernor General at Allahabad, with Outm at the Alurobagh, with Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, and tho most remote districts ras, liomDay, ana tno moss remote districts over which tho sy.tcm ia distributed, ltis msinW tri thn 7rtil flnArrry snd shllitv of.

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any spot where he intended w W"bAv uo V,T -n.1 w rfM" IV Grwt excitement prevailed at NewJ I Ant.htit mcrrl y estahli.h tcmnnrarv nhnrv horp I . . . 4 .

Jays when th.po.ft and the for 'doing tho necessary repairs retired idE fifS " n'SSn

lahed also. Ihe telegraph the cars and locomotive. At least one mm ; r I . . . ... ... i iiir-n. wiioA namei ara not f iven. one oi

coinmm.fca.timi with tho drei nd ßfty men will be thrown out or ru- .. .... . .;f e

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- .... JDU,,5 viaccr A"!5ai MS,BW1" ,w,r.1 wn..... i..wv, .v true, bv a few men. but ho ltis who aM s -.innr:nt.nJ the execution and the avtn.fcn of th lina from nlaeto nlace. At . 1 .Ji l.t 1 one time ms men are cuasea ior rnucs iy me plains, across watercourses, ppan rivers, and U;.r,.inffU ;i1nnarnnt hr.rthr...-A r - .-" - a . a . .1 r.Aln mtat SlAfr tliAlV sil.infAV Kll V.ltkn A rt H I T 'rr " v" ..I T . the quick needle vibrate with its silent ton am;J th thHnder of tho art,ilery The reconqsestof India could not havo been accomplished without the tolegraph. Without it tho Commander-in-Chief would lote the effort of half hi. force. Ey it he is A n v l a .1 .a .1 c a . , .tu, ima,aI. r Vii 1. f tiAn. CUHUICU .W UimttllV lll-IV.II V. HID i'.kv.UWUJ. j tho movement of hi. artilcry and cavalry, to receivo news of their successes, to survey, as it were, at any ono time the whole posi tin of l.is army and of its anxiliarics, to communicate with the (Joernor General and with his subordinate general to sift tho truth from the fahood of native informa tion, to learn what pouts are likely to be threateDJli whcre thc tTicmJ are in forceto $Tai9 and j,is messengers, and yet to send maasago3 with clearnoss and despatch. If th6 eg'P ould he carried through India, under such difficulties, with so great .dranUges to the army, could it not be c.rmd over the plain, to Utah with benefit to oar military operations. Death or Caitain Van Dusex. Captain Charles Van Dusen, one of the most popular and successful steamboat comQn the Western weH known M the buiIJer anJ owner of the oW &nj new Uncle Sams, died at St. Louis on Thursday last. Ilia health had been poor for some time, and on thc last trip of tho boat ho stopped off at St. Louis, and placed himself under the care cf tho Sisters of Charity, hoping; that rcstandth0 kind attentions of these noblo womcn wouU soon rcstor0 Lim to LJs usinl ucaUlu Kut hU Uisei.0 maJo npia progress, and his onco noblo form qUlckly wasted away under its effects, t jcalb released him from hii sufferjnr it is but a few months since Captain Van Dusen followed the remains of his wfe to the grave, after a wedded life of scarcely a year, lie has now followed her, leaving an interesting family of chil drcn to mourn the double loss. From California. The Star of the West, which arrived at New York on the 13th isnt, brought 1,000,000 in specie. Commercial business in Cal i for nia, was dull, but tho prospects of the mining business, and farming wero very flattering. The slave, Archy, had been, by some process, set free, notwithstand ing tho decision of tho Supreme Court against his rights. The great Colorado river of the West, is found by Dr. Ives' explorations, to be navigable to the mouth of Virgtnriver, 175 miles, from tho Gulf of California. Thc Legislature had passed a law prohibiting the immigration of frco negroes into the State, and requiring those already in it to register themselves. Tho law had produced a great excitement among tho blacks. Statk Bask, Mt. Verkon, Ikd., T. B. Young, President, and A. S. Bacon, Cashier, is a shinplastcr concern, of whoso responsibility some doubts arc expressed. The Advocate says "tho gentlemen concerned in it are comparatively strangers in this section, having recently removed here, and they will not fail to realize the necessity of promptly refuting charges so damaging: to their credit" Till they give a satisfactory account of themselves, their issues should be refused. (O Mr. Prosser of the Mt. Vernon Advocate says he did not intend to charge official malfeasance upon the Commissioner of the General Land Office, in the matter of the lands conveyed to Messrs. Bright, English and Foley. His strictures were conßned to the Commissioner's action under the Graduation Act, ia its application to t this State. Upon the former subject be expressed no opinion; though it was evident he had his convictions upon the bubject.

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f.: i t t 11 J- i Ä feune brmSs us the followins disastroufi aCCOUDts: About one o'clock on Friday morning & brolc out in the mnchina slior of tba , . , p .. A , . t . . . . ' V , tl;: city, which spread with inch leariul j'" hour the entire building.-, covering a squar an square of crround. wero in ruin. There wero meven locomotives in tue round-bouse, at the time. o far a we could leiim. .oriunaiy, ;uu . . W i . a . 1 tl.AHa whs very little work under way in ar way m inc 4L I .hop., or the W would Lave been Prr- . 1 ho firo was evidently tho wortc 01 an inj: t-i .i.:..u i.. ;n I VUU1,,. .j h,,. """'"Vrrr we win no awn recover, i is niusw tu?!trous in it. effects upon tbc company nnd.r their already great embarrassments. They ployraent by this disaster. TJhenJ ftr onJy tw0 locomoti this end of tho road, but we leai ica now mi, i i , . , ,i I . -.1 .MM ... T I still have a sufficient number on the j I sun ureBl .v. i, tokpth g L Scur" for a f ?w wniedisarrangemem may occur ior a lew (lays. I . The New Albany Ledger adds: T, .. h, fflP t),0 niost ...ni.. ..1 rh.n.!va in th Sfnt. nrl w nre.Ua have few stiDeriors in tho West. tlicir destruction at this time, when so little - work is going on in the other foundries and f-lh - . bVls caiamity. The ..... . - i road. 1 HCrO Will 1C nO lniemipilOn in IIIC OtlSlneM of thfl roaJ -nJ spCtftl utrB v i sjw i vau t uia ri'vuu mi i n' t int u i . .a. arrangement. t,,ronilh H1 VnorF and, ,Vu0nuttt,', r"5 rerance of tho officers of thecomprnv, vi rebo made for the re-erection of the buildin;: In the meantime temporary rci air shoi.a will bo erected as soon as possible. The heavier tort on of thcrenairiinr will be done at Michigati City, where there are splendid machine shops and all tho necessary machinery lr rebuilding and repairing thc locomotives. The only insurance was $10.000 in thc Etna at Hartford, Conn. Thore can be no estimate made of the loss to the city. By it luO laboring men are thrown out of employment, on whom GOO or GuO citizens dqcnd for support. Thc fire burst simultaneously out of building; 2(X feet apart, showing the disaster was the work of incendiarism. Messrs. English and Hhoderick. Mr. Win. II. KngTUh,a few days ajo, addressed a uoto to the papers, denying that there had been any difficulty between him and iStnatr Ilroderiek, and pronounced the statement of the New York Evening Poet, that Sonator It. had called him a r tippy, and ordered him "to get out of hi. way" false and slanderous. Tho Fofct, in reply to English' note, details the fact in relation to tho matter, as fol lows: " After Mr. rirderick announced that the Conference bill lia-l bocn Hiirrcptiiioii.ly obtained from the Clerk's desk in the IIMie, Mr. English arrogantly approached tin cuatr, and demanded him to tako th3 words back; that the Senator told him that in view of hi.t English's) position, he should rccognizo his riplit to hold him ( JJrodoriok ) responsible for hi. words; that he (r.nglih) dodged the gentlemanly invitation extended to him in the lancunso of the"coIo,T and irni.ettiOM'Iv demanded a pjiin a retraction of thc word: that then tho Senator told him, in language which he (English) found no difficulty in promptly interpreting and executing, to "sret out, oi in. way, ana uiai u was very irtnnate for him (hnlish) that ho had thus approached him ( liroderiok ) in the Senate Chamber, giving English distinctly to un derstand that if it had been outside of the Chamber he would have vhastiäud him on tho spot. Mr. English's denial is only based upon iiio construction ot lanuajrc, and not upon the fact that he wan snubbed by thc distinguished tViiforr.iou, as ho deserved to bo. lT The New York Tribune savs Bright and Fitch have now held their eat about fourteen months, during more than five of which the Senate has Wen in tern; they havo drawn milengo f.-r two journeys each from Indiana and nearly $4,0o each'for pay, though all tho time it has been notoricus that their election was contested ns a fraud, and their right to hit scouted a a jrronndless pretense. Their political 1'ricivls have had a largo majority in tho Scnute throngliont, and might havo acted on the question at any time nay, ttrntJJ have acted n it, lut.l they seen how to sustain the hO,uatter without outraging justice and stultifying themselves. Is there not scr.soof deceuoy remaining in the Sonate sufficient to compel action on this grave question! May not Iiright and Fitch be kent in their seats by the easy dodge of having tne few Democrats troubled with consciences step out while tho vote is leing taken, and let the other twenty-five pntthem through? Be not squeamish, gentlemen? bnt if you mean to keep tbec intruders in the Senate, at least vote that they have a right to sit there. 0O"Tho revenues of the rostofficc Department for the quarter ending January 1, 1858, as reported by the Auditor, after settling thc accounts of the 27,040 post masters in the Union, were as follows: Letter postage collected 214,145 69 Newspapers and pamphlets 14G.Ö23 37 Registered letters- 6.9'il 5 Emoluments from box rents.... 1S,C76 04 Postage stamps and .tamped envelopes sold 1,3Ö4,CC3 ö Total $1 710.2TG 41 Expense, of collecting the revenue, viz: Compensation to postmasters.,..! 0? 1,813 57 Incident expenses of post otlices '273.215 14 Ship, steamboat, and way letters 4.166 12 Total. .f 53,724 S3 Nett revenue.., f 359,551 5S iV"Tho teleeraph announces the appointment of A. l Hayn as Senator from 'South Carolina, in place of Judge Evans, deceased. We suppose this is Dr. A. P. Hayne, son of Robert Y. Hayns, and husband of Julia Des.0f the actress. l57"Gov. Bissell, of Illinois, haa siven an order to Volk, the sculptor, of Chicago, to execato, as cue of the ornaments of his new residence- at Springfield, a full length statu of Senator Douglas. ßTThs Indianapolis Rolling Mill Comfany has been organized under the general aw of the tatc, for the promotion of- manufacture., &c. The mill is again in full operation.

?nd,WHer,ef ?Hpr ei imaged, rrobab,y t0 Rt depth to the lotfom of the creek is Q feet. 'e"L-?l-m1 : i,ii,i;nM irt Their entire cars lay lengthways, crushed up The loss to the Company m buildmg, lo- ,ike a telescope, between tW abutment of comotivcs, pattern, machinery, &c, can- fa b . , . ' a fpco of but not boles than 150,0u0, and may reach I,: ' V ,rf iß.fl. n. I230.00C. with not a dollar of insurance, V "im?r th th L0!' tili

which bad been moat culpably neglected by

company. Tie timbers of the bridge werft cntireiy rotten, ami there is now no doubt but that the accident occurred through the breaking ef these timber by the weight of the two locomotives pausing over t!:e bridjo at the am. time. Tue greater portion of the wood is like so much punk, and the wonder is that tho bndga had stood so lonff. l noimiiD is moos lerrmio oue, ana me ruins convey a vivid irnpresMon ot the hor rors of the disaster. Between the stone abutments of the bridpe is a space of 32 feet; ... frn A rr,,ft ri,:r,i :4 fnrirlr . , , , .t-.j i . I "1 11 kllU ULiiLlt A UV va. J timbers of the bridge arc frightful stains of human blood. One witno,.Vno.od that two weeks since vident. Tho wronged huland, having satisfied him ..if . it. ...f. , if.im :r.. vi. vi w.u ii 1 1 iui buiuium vi ins n i it, iiivb tue auuut.t r aiiu aucriii'beu to viianiise tiiiu, wiien 1 1 1 1 . . J . . 1 1 ' . 1 the other drew a revolver and fired upon tho husband, four shoU, without injuring him, howevcr; The criminal intercourse ha been e.-. c i, i... . ...iiikr irii j nulla hiiiii:. in l. nil 1.1111 11 ill. band has Ken informed hv anonymous lot tcrs Irom time to time. ll.o swlncer is a married man, and the father of erown vv children. It is supposed the end is not yet. SPECIAL ISUTIUES. by venderj of a bitter mixture, using the pcruaive "sumrai n.,i . ... ..... ... ..- . tT'sh.ttle5, to purch:te frum thein and sell it in llo stt-tter iH.ttlcs. We hope that such importures will I? held up to puhlic cuiitcir.pt by all re-pctaMe rrsons a ho .eil or u the genuine article. Not only have we the individual evidence of the country, hu 'i,,",t r"l ,u the Lll,ou 13 commeutinc upon ,,,c -iior xcr.ici.ee r, ami u.e Krt:..i urncms uc rived from the u.e of this celebrated tonic; besides va riu diplomas' awarded, among which is one from th Ohio Mcclwnica' Institute, at Cincinnati, whre the coiumtttcc composed chiefly of physician o the city awarded llo-Mler, Smith A: Co., a diploma fr the superior virtue of their I.iltcr. as a tonic. nd str-ntlien-r of the huann system. We, therefore caiiti n all fiin.t tmpoitins, and to l urchae of none but repectiblc deulrrs, whom they know would not deceive them. tnyli Iw qhi:ky. Why U it tint Clir.lSTAPOKO'Ä 71 A I It 1YC thc l.t IN THE WORLD! BV".('At"?K eminent chemists say so; KKCAl'K it contains no caustic compounds! 11F.CAL"?K it wears longer than any other! rtKCAUSE itopcratcs intanLineou.dy! IlKCAUSE it does not stain the skin! BKCAU5R it nourishes and streuet hem the Hair! LEC.VrSB it cirrccU tha bad eftvcU of other dye?! DKCAl-SE it. presence cannot be detectel! HKCAfSB IT NIVKR FAILS! Sold everya here and applied bv sll Hslr Treser9. JOSLVll CIIKISTAIMIKO, ap2-lmlSiw NtM Astor House, N. Vork. . I'araarapU fur Invalids. We tm-it thai Ir. Kobark's ajlverttsement, in another column, will not e:ape the notice of tht sick nd surl-riiis. It is an earnest and convincing documm t, and we sre credibly informed, that the cure, aeromplished by hi celebnited S'andinsvian Kemedie the IIIimxI Pillvand Blood Purifier fully bear out the statement it contains. Thee great vegetable cur.ttives sre immelisely popular in the West. The wt tiers on new liindx, the pl:nU-rs and farmers in the .alleys of thc Mississippi a"dthc Ohio, thengueand fever ridden residents on the hanks of the I!ed Rim, and in fact, the sick In all localities west of the Allcghenies lvivc great faith in lr. ltoUicks i-re;ra-tioin. ap;-lm The 1111 'I rade. V ho couM drenm of the mngniiude u. li an undi rUking as the iiiutiufaeture of a l'urc&tivg Pill assuini'j alien it comes into gencril ue? And how painfully do the following numbers pe:tk of the amount of huinMii sickness and suffering, tint little ni'Msel of . remedy g'cs forth to cimbat and suMue. Ir. J. Aycr, of Lowell, manufiictures in his lalc.ttory forty gros -r diem of his Cathartic Tills, through all the year. Thb is eight boxes a minute, or one dose a sccml. We thus find over 41.0i.li persons swallow this pill every ll.iy. or 1 Jf.noo month! Physicians, think of that 4V 10 Kiticntsa d yh ceW relief from the medical s'.ill of one man. Surely, th:it man sh.'iiM be,as he i.i thlsraelune of the first iutellicenca and of the highest character. Iiis MTiipütioii entail upon him :i fearful responsibility for the weal or woe of his fcllu man. Paiiiesville Courier. HUenss. i,r the l.lver. By this disease we uuderstaiid an mil unriiat ion ei ther in thc roein'jrane or suiMance of the liver, known by dull pains in the right side, the stomach always disordered, the yellow tinge of the A in, dry cotirfh, lougue coated, costivene, high-colored urine, ami of a thick nature; severe wcaki;es and e vere p-tiiia in the hea.l. The iii:int::y of corrurtd humors in the rep Ion of llie live, raive a d-fective secrotin of the bile. The Jircr when beiWiy, series s a liltcr to the blood. ! in-pirate ail Impurity from it, or to rctinc it. When dit.-4.-Kvl, it c.mti'it purify the blood, which, when sent t. the lungs, brains, snd other piuts in a morbid con ditlw, may cau-j .Isnndice, Consumption. Insanity, ic.,: Mut withholding the natural stimulus to the in tctine., cauie.i yspcpsia. Tiles, and other complaints, as yeu reiceive the direct way to unravel aud tear the whole system to pieces. A patient, sutler ing from this complaint, should re sort to speedy relief. Yet there are very few medi cines worth a cent In curing disease. What then shall be done! We any, use Pr. Morse's Indian Root Pill?, as they are composed of plants and roots; they will I fourd a sure cure for this painful dis ease, !ecnuc they purge from the body those corrupt ami stagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew the blood, which Uthe cause not only of the disease of fht liver, and the inflammation of the kidney and ths bladder, sut of every description ef aiscase. From 3 to 4 of the above pills, taken evry night on going to bed, will In a few day., entirely relieve the body of everything thst is opposed to health. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are Sold by all deal ers In Medicines. luyT-lm Mexican Mitotan Liniment. Intrinsic viitue alone could insure thc success which this article has attained for Rheumatism, Salt Ithenm, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints, or I la! Is, Sprain, Pole Kvil, and Swellings upon Horses, it ha no equal for Man or Beast, No person will he with out it who has once tested its value, "Aud with ref erence to the general estimation of the 5Iutang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no article ever perfnrrad so many cures in our neighborhood as this. L. W. Smith, Ridgefield, Conn." S. Leitet, Esq., Hyde Tark, Vt. wiites, "that the horse was considered worthless, (his case was spavin), but since the free use cf the Mustang Liniment I have .old him for 150. You LUiiment is doing wonders up here." Such testimony U reaching u. every day. The half is not told. Every family should have it. Beware of any other "Bragg's Liniment." It Is a base imitation. BAR.1ES St PARK, mvMmd&w Proprietors, New York. CRESCENT CITY BANK. DiKKCTOBS. John A. Rsrrz, Cosaao Baser, Thoxis E. Giarr and Johs Law. Receives deposits, buys aud sells coin and exchange. Interest allowed an time deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon with depositors and specified in certificate. Exchange on New Vor, Cincinnati and Louis vilie, Cheat Britain, France, Switzerland, Belgium, n 01 bad, Russia, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, and all the cities and large towns of Germany, for sale in sums to suit. Collections made, and proceeds remitted promptly at current rate of exchange 1AIIV 1 BlftTT. r. W. BAKER, Ca&hicr. .pDöm

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SPECIAL NOTICES.

If all our rtiadra W1m ar trouMol with lirer complaint, Jaunjioe, r Dyprsia, will rea'l the alTcni.-n)cnt in anuther column of Pr. xstort'$ Intioos itor, aiM then do as w. hiT.doD.-rrt a bottle, we vliouM nt to ivaiy, n-ncaa, nei-patniiS peoiiie aa now I mf , .t.... ,...,,,5,1,, I was a remedy of which teuch Is said, and that pertorms so nearly what its proprietor ar it will do. It came to us si hichly recommended that we could not fail to try H. aui a trial hu cunriond u, without a I daUht.tli.1t it U tho Kjt fi-nllr ir?r1n lla. W I t,: ;.;:rv r "I any of thV S,-, 1MI,0U,"CJS,U' any or the litMe bodily illi that are. couimoi?, snd it does produce a leaiit t-Ute of fct linglo the fick. I and what u lltlter, after ttl;ns it a few fines, these .1 iiu jrow leu and l,tniS there ii a uroiiirct of oeillj cntinly frt-e from Uicm ty a continuance ia I .t., , ...... I my4 mdAiw BR 1 at S-mthern Mills, for 11 cts. per bushel at retail , and . jcr ton, hy l5-tr ini.EHAUT DKOTIIEItS. COAL. BUM AM MININO COMPANY. (Office on Water street, under the Tclemch Officf.) Cart Inails of It? bushels of Bodlam Mine Cod deivercd to any part of the city at SI ".0 per load. Coal weighed, if desired, at tbe expense of the purchaser. I Notes of streut hauls of Illiuou and Wisconsin ta- I ken in pajment. JOHN WYM0ND. 8eeretarv and Manner. dec2 tf. TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS. RATHS. One square, (10 lines kolid Acute), three times, tl OA One weck, 1 sO Two weeks, 3 :) One uionth, 4 M 1 hree months. 7 M) Six months, 10 lit One year 13 00 ir Discount on larger advertisements. J" Cards f sis li;;e or under, S10 per annum. If No "till f.rlid"advcrtit'nientM-eceived. f No al veil. einem iacrt'-"i for less than tl. JUST OF LETT Kit Reinaluln; in the PotOlTiceat Evansville, Ind., up to May islh, 1:S. Persons culling for thee letter will please say al vertis,ii and give date cf list. Ashley Mrs Mary Austin llrnrv AuMrah tl Aiv.rson Mrs Jane L Adams .1 H Adam Miss Georg U Anderson James ltalin ;rorge Jier.y John t: 2 Butler Miss Nancy S Buckliu J II Brandon Calvin Barlow Jor Hitrhuati Henry Bowden Cornelius Bonteü (ieorite W Unrt M s II'M Blank John Biker Mrs C lUrbm Jenny Beck Pauline Beck I. W raiu J M Carroll l'eter W Cox Joset.h B Conrad liss Caroline ! Cabbie W Cooper John D Cairoll Chsrlc ClMUiicev Alph'.nso M Cole Kev Mr t'ollett Mr M;irifMr-t llanlry Thomas Duty in Ibitv Moses Ih.yle Patrick Iwisrht Al-.nio Dehme Samuel Kloneous Hamilton Krin .-aiuuel Kill K kr Chs Fisher lleronliun. Köster Thomas V Fitxcrrald m Fallow John Visiter Mrs J Grant Peterson t lor man Wm ftillett Madame Mnir Matthew Miller Tatrick Murphy Taylor Muri-hv Francis Matthew It B .Murphy L W Miller M II Miller John Maey Wm Mason Alexander Millard James MrDanlels Sin I Mrt'lurg Wm II tcLesn Woa II McCain Miss Ann J McCaustlaad Miss Eliia McKay Wm .orton Klder A 1 Neeley Mstthew A Nickerson Mr Sarah Overstrret James YV Ultlhaia Penelope vTstrect JDS Oldham Henry B 0m-nDII O'Brvan Wm 'Connell Marv Ann l'iqurtte John Allen I oil J Pharr J Phar Mr C Pomerov W C PuMen B r Preble Mr Martha M Penn field Magduüne B Prel'le (leorge Patriek James Pius James Pellet J Puree V. He no Joseph Raymond T It Ri-ed Wm K Reynolds Miss Margaret nenn airs Ann Robinson Mrs Caroline nllvan Dnnlet Stowell Mrs J Snider J B Sutton Jam T Smith MrsT II Shaw James Sutton Sarah Smith Jonas 3 fa vase John Cratchley Smith Michael Smith Mis Haiti e A hheparrt John Savage Mrs Ana Sargent S E Stout J Stephen Vred ftevens Psrila Shane lieorge Sparhak V Stocks John l Selfri'lce Wm K Stamp Mike Smith Mrs BrWcet iifioid K J llreen Mrs T Green Patrick Hardy Penelope 11 em ley Win Harrington Marrellu Hull Mrs Wm llaniion Alfred llarwood Mr K.lita lluss.'lman John lland James A IlinWUrson Miss Mary Hall MisaAuneU Hart J M Hotchkis John 1 1 ass. II Wm Henderson Mary A lloadon John Hamp James Jones J Johnson Jans A "tie Henry Kliu Ahlriiaa-z King Jnnie King Miss Judy Kelsev O S IvclVrCr.rlesL 3 K nicht R R Idler A ...inns Hamilton l.adson Jonas l.ov Wm Major Jwhu Smith Robert (Plasterer) Sanders J N Tappan Re-r Dull D 3 Tii'irtiton Henry Tenvoorde Anthony S Thompson Mrs Mary IVrlshtlU Webber Anna Maria Wright Miss Elina White Thorn W Winston .1 & Hons Wricht Mrs F.lixaleth Whtttoie Wm Wheeler Jsme It V. R. UI'Dn. P. M. For Family Use. W TN BOLTED FIJ5UR, and Wheat Grits, and fresh W. iioiuiny, at HART'S MILLS. 1'iyl ITnciirrrnt 3Ioney. a I.AIiAM A.TrnnesM, teH-cis. Caro'ina and 11 iW lini note, taken at par for Groceries, or bought at a snail account ior rati. i v U1LBKRT & ROWI.KS. n.yl" Sycamore st. near Water PUBLIC AUCTION. tWILL ofTer for sale at public aurtioii, on Saturday. 2.'nd day of May , at 2 o'clock, on the prrmiscs, FIVE LOTS, in Elliott's Enlargement, front ing on the Newburg road. Said I Aits are 21 by lj ici-i. icrms m:uic kiioauatinn nine or sale. THOMAS WlilGHT. V oottcY k Nemos, Auctioneers. I alo ofl.tr at private sale, my Tannery K.stablish ment, situatel on the Canal, near Wet .bet's Ixiat-vanl. Also, the fonier lot opposite the Tannery. This Lot il ti feet ou Canal street, and Itw ft on Mitchell Mreet. THOMAS WRIGHT my lj-t j ( () RON ERAS INQUEST. ON the evening of the l."th, the lead loIy of a man was discovert-il lloatins in ttie Ohio River, at the month of Pigeon Creek. An iii'iuest was held, in iur j ury count nnl noinilig oy wnicii iney count i.tentify the corpse, lie seemed to be about a) years iti, ami i nave neen tiimu in tne right eye, oi.ick hair; live feet 10 inohes high;Jiadnn a jwirof dark blue csssimere pants, plush vest, a ah te shirt with linen Ixmom, and Hurler it . a check shirt; fine calf skin boots, half soled; blue woolen sock, knit wool en drawers, black silk neck handcrchicf, and a piece of red flannel around hi neck : had a pocket book coi.taiiiing a one dollar bill on the Gravville Bank, Ill.no, .t cents in silver, one copper cent, and three smau seys. my ij-üi paJKW YORK LEDt'ER, Haqier's "Weekly, and L i ine latest papers, may ne locim st M. L. JOHNSON'S First street OCHKSTKR COOPERS' TOOLS-Jast receiw m. m. ca a mil supply in store nnf lor sale i r BABCOCK & SONNTAG, my 14 Water street. COOPERS ATTENTION! ROCHESTER TOOLS. H CST received an Invoice of D. R. Barton's justly 9 ce let .rated A. No. 1, Coopers' Tool. Also, Columbus Truss Hoops, and Wood Tools. What's the ue working with iMior tiols, when yoj ean get the best out. Call at CHAKLKS H. WELLS, tuyi: Opposite J. II. Ms ghee ii Co. stop mm tTRAYED on Uth inst., from a pasture near this iCf city, a SOKKKL HOUSi. with wfcite feet, class rye ana ihm iace recently nan a seaton in his right fore shoulder. I will give liberal rewitrd on his delivery to me, or for iuformatrnn that will lead to his recovery. it. A. LAWRENCE, mylj-lwdfcw U A.TED-5JX bushels of prime Fall Barley, royLVlw KDW. R.HILL. nOR PLATES A new lot heavily plated Door M w riate, just receivea ana engraven to order at B. WALDKIRCH'S, Corner First and Sycaaoce streets. I. ENGRAVING or all kinds, done at !i D. WALDKIBCIIS. myta Jeweller atfl Engraver. .'tlKE GILDING and Galvanising. 'lone at m? B. WALDKIRCH'S. Corner First ami Sycamore. BOAIlDISf . A number of Gen'lcmen ran procure Day Boarding at tbe Walnut St. House, tIrs. Webb's), corner First and Walnut streets. wylt-lf WHEELER & WILSON'S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. f"pnE best, simplest and most durable Machine is JL use. They make a strong lock stitch, tbe same upon both sides of the work, sewing with, equal facility the thickest and thinnest fabrics. Any spool of thread, cotton or silk used without renewing. All machines warranted three years, and full instruction. given to enable parch sen to ose them satisfactorily. The Buckeye Sewing Machine. Pries 830. Tbe best single Thread Machine iu the market. A ceoeral assortment of Sew ins Mirh.n. en. Thread, Needles, Ac-. &c, constantly on hand. mylt-wn f . M. SELLMAN, Agent.

1"RECI0rs"ST0XKS,a fine lot, just weired and set to order in Kiugs, etc., at WO.a

x- l Aiji'niiit notici:." ... LL PERSONS Indebted b the ETansrilie, in rtianapelis Si ClTelsnl Stniht Line Kailroail company, are hreny notified to nay n monies excepttothCTreunrer,ortonnauiyBiaorucaaeiii. .11 . .... I.:-rmV .vi. nsrU-tf II "DFiTTV Af T UUillil, A. Office and Itr.Mroce In Mr. 4 Wuildin., ou i.0cu.t, near second i-irret fHIIIANKFl'L for the libera! pitrnafe civen to Jl him laut Ummer, h has retnrnp.1 to KTaiwville. with Uiertesiirni of hccouiin a permanent citizt-n, and nTTll 1 1 17 fiTlurm n fl tinildJ.innl ln.,.l 4n 111 w c!iroic' Itr. R.r.nnl.ilu!.i;i; the Fehrirupum Magnum, he neTerthrlcs so all the afe reme dies both uf the Alorathic an Kclectic snnous meaicatinn. He would call the attention of the public to the following SPECIALITIES. CA!cRf Removed without the knife and rcrmanently cure1. r.ROSCHITU AND COXSUMrTlOS Tn-aied by the new system of inhalation of medicated vapon, agist ed by yalnable expectorant syrups. DiESKS or tub Eves. reranns who hare hrut their eye burnt with various kinds of caustics, re- . J .. .. .. l. f. I 11 1. 11 1.1 A ceiving little or no neneni, win nnu uiouieir lnieresi to chance tne treatment. blesucce FEMiLi lhskasss win oe iT-atei wiin remarkaVarious new remedies will b; used, as the Magneto-Electric machine for nervous diseases. &c. JiC The suriscriher has a choice assortment of pure dru;s and medicines, (wines and brandies for medi cal purposes Miiyt, ana tne most popular patent mea icines at retail. Persons calling far meticine, aud pay in for them in the office, may have medical council without Charte. fW Physicians' prescriptisas both of the Alopathk and Eclectic schools, carefully prepared st all hours. myif-iy a. vlai 1 1 , .u. 7r. KTHKLL KB. FALLS. B. P. ETIIELL & CO., (Established April l&M COMMISSION AND FORWARDING no. 04 roYoas. ctrbet, NEW ORLEANS, LA. REFERENCES Rolwt S. Howard, lr..riiii. in,i Allisto Howes, J Evansville, Ind. A. M. Phelps iL Son, ( v-.r t.i M iner & W eed. ( e1"1' nl. II D.Ne'reomb&Bro !-.,;.; Kv I. S Benedict & Son, Lou lsy lUv K f' Tnos IUnforth. Sec. ) New Alb. Ins. Co., Nei ADany, Ind. B. Simpson & Co., J Wm. II. Catlin, ) r-, v R.O Beverlv. t Henderson, Ky Jas. Montgomery, Vre Dr. Bauk, Jefferson ville. Merr.tt, Uampljcil &L Co., in Louis, Mo. royia-ly Imported Liquors, Cigars & Fruits On Consignment and for Sale Cheap. r1HK following articles iroporte-I direct ftvra D France, and of a suwerior ottalitv. are now in store and will I offered at low prices. JO one-eighth casks Cognac Brandy, utton brand; 4 do do do d do Morris brand; s one n-irter casks do do do do; 5 ooxes Ihxuidy t'herrie. No. 1, in Jar; ? do Assorted Fruits in Jars, preserved in tnelr on juice; 3 do Absinth; 9 tt. Julien Claret: 3T.O0 Opera Cigars; CöOO Prima Vera Cigars. The above will be sold for cah ov short nVa!'le pa ie.-. Iir.C h. L. II Jt Ml A .ti I. u. nyl3-w v olksiKite k tuquirercopy. .Main si. CIDER VINEGAR St) bids., a good article, just received and for ile by VICKEKY ii JOHNSTON. UTASIIBOARDS-r dot. 011 ice a Preraiumoust received and fr sale by VICKEKY at JOHNS 1UN. SUCCESS TO THE CASH SYSTEM! Tour Kensons why 1 wish to con tinue it. First Since I adopted the cah system, on the 1st of last FdTuary, I have experieiiced thst a penny often turned, is more iTufitable titan a dollar in book accounts. Secosd I can sell goods much cheaper, a I have no losses to make up hy selling goods on credit. Thiro I can keen a better asrted stock, and am alwav ready tn take a bares in whn-h I was not. when I had first to depend upon collections, and will sell mem at tne same. Fourth I find It easier to sell good for cash. than collect the money foe roods sold a year or more ago, and besides be Insulted for presenting a a bill. I have inst received a second snpi.lv, and am pre pared to defy any competition, and hope to n n-nd none by refusing credit, as I hall refnse all as heretofore. SAM. EM BICH. my 12 Main st., three doots below second. SJOAP tc CANDLES 1-3 -'0 1 I boxes Shir Ondlesr sn io No. I Soap; 10 do Summer l.nndle: Just recc ivod.au.1 fur mle l.v YICRERT flt JOTINST0N. MEW BOOKS! NEW BOO Kb '.-Beatrice CencI, 1 by Mrs. Sherman. J una. Havanaph a new rtook. Adele. Jnrtjc Law's History of Yiucctmcs; a most iuter esting work. Ibrbitand Creilit. The Haslieesh Kater. Magician's Own Book. Lucy Howard's Journal, by 3Jrj. Sifourney. Guy Livingstone. At my 13 IX) BELL tc CONYNGTON. City and Coanty Orders Wanted. f WILL take Connty Oi iters at par, and City Or dersatthe highest market rate for Pry tJoods. myu 8A..I. k m rich, main at. 'f 1EA! TEA! TEA! JL 4 half chests extra fine Gnnpowiler Ta; 4 do do do Imperial do; 4 d' tin tin Young IlySon do; 1J half chest Pour hone dot Imperial and Young Ilyson in 30, 1C, 6,1,3 & 3 is. k i rs. racaages, 1M00 Free Tra1e Cigars; Jut received and for sale by m; 13 f. fc D. HEIM A NN SUNDRIES Wdoz. tl. k. R Buckets; If) do. No. J Blue Tnb; 2H boxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; Ki bbls. old Bourbon Whisky; 2ft do. Mong. do; 4 hair bbM. More, do; S W.I. old Port Wine. J ust received and for sale by 1. ft D. HEIM ANN. JUST RETURNED, WITH a splendid stock of SUMMER MI I.LIN ERY. consisting of Craw. Chip. Neapolitan and Fancy Summer Bnmts. of all deseriptions. Also, uats. Mowers, K.ooon. Sic , 10 wmen I invite Uie particular attention of the ladies ,f F.vans ville and vicinity. MISS F. R. BARKER, First st. between Main and l.or-ust. Opposite the PostOtTiee myl!-tf M IBM EXT 100 barrel frh, for sale by -l GILBERT It BOWLES, my!3 Sycamore et KEFIXED SUGARS-UK) kirnl I.oaf, Cnnhcd, Powdered and Confectioners' Surar. for saie low GILBEKT k BOWLES". WANTED. 4 NO I. Hotel Porter, loencsce In the business in m a first class Hotel, in one of the most prosperous ..... us in inc rt esw For particulars, enquire at the Post OS oe. myll if WHITE LIME 125 barrels in fine order, just received, aud for sale by GILBERT & BOWLES, myll Svcamore near water. 'Jl'AR 2ä bbls. in bne order, iut reeeive.1 and for jm. saieny (ilLBKKT at BOWLES. TO (EMLE.IIE.V & SPORTSMEN. fOSEPII LIONS' superior Russian Setter SLUT, has at this time, a fine lot of PUPS. These Pups were rotten by a hslf Fnrlih mnA l.lf Tril. Seuer Doc; and these three bloods er, cannot I sarpassed in the whole world. Farthor comment utK,n tneir superior Quality i unneceua. ry. Any person wishing to purchase anv of these celebrateil Pups, can be aocommolated bv application to JOMil'H LIONS. , Clark street, Evansville, lud. N: B. First come, first served myll-lw $400 REWARD! KAN AWAY from my farm tn Caion county, (opposjte hawneetown), on th. th hist ..two negro mew. via JLSSE. a dark Bulaita. t r bigh weighs shout Its pounds, bow-legged, thick hai,sligh whlsksrs stottt made and roo connce Frr,r"rÄvT,i,ei.a JUWJ USt f d hoi.' years W. bright copper color; fret U inches h h. weich. ia j.r".:I.te möuih- .h-;;- Kl. Vi. ' T ""T. ."P"' , - -"-.t. m . w 'r" sjwuen to, viaininelineil tn K! . ..I - - - SKthJ'P.rt Shawneet.wn.and may possibly th'l5 through Illinois and Indiala toLou.a,,c, wucre one or them has a wife. . OEORGE ATKINSON. Henderson, Ky.,May J1. 5t-3win LOUR too bag. assorted, best brands brought to JL rs market, received and for sale by VICKERY & JOHNSTON. CEMENT 10 barrel. Just received and for sale by TENNE Y & SO REN SON. my8 WCGAR3 25 bbls. Loaf; 25 do Pulverised. 25 do Crushed. Jutd received and fr sale by TENNEY fc SORFNSOV. IwJEW YORK LEDGER, and all other papers; IM ceivedby Errc and for ale this day (Friday), M. L. JHNSON, my7 Kit it street.

; cl "iiwnct. now ana urge oonadi hat a ÄTti of hi yer-purchaaed cf LeonrlTa 7Äf COUDt7. '1 January last. I will ZttyPl Üie. dtU7ny w M negroes to me at this place, f taken. la a free State, or Sinn earn. if tk.n in

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CORPOKATIOX NOTICE. RDKKKP, That the ownw of Lot ia Block If Nr.. 1. 17,1 and in hitock well's EnUrf srwrment, fDt, C1U.4e the side-walk, on Seventh fctreet, adining their lot, and leinjr itinted between Ann id liviion rtrertk, to he hrouitht to the proper Citjr loir ...4 I ! wl.iAn trt ri ! . In tv hrnneht tn the tiTWM-r rt-TUle, an4 plank alks ne lam on nf, i.wir wi. wide, within thirty day. from the publication r th.s notice; and in default taereef, the t'otnnioa iCnnncil will proceed to perfera saiH work, and theco Sol expenses ace-rums' thrrehy. will r 1 kf d to ai.s - collected by sale of ?a:d property, or so much thereof a will satisfy wid lien md cost. Uy order of the Common Council. A. LtMCKK, CSei-k. ruylMOt Volkshotecory- " COltl'OKÄTlüX NOTICE. ORUKREP, That the owners of Lots In BlocVs 5 -and i, in the Eastern Knlnreement, riw ts-ick siJe-walli ta I hid down adjoicicr their Jots ta Serenth street, within foar months from the ptthltcslinn nf Hii.nnlif..uiH in drf.nll thfTof. tlt CoWJ" raon Council will proceed to perform said work, and the costs and expenses accruing thereby, will be Rsensed tn and collected by sale f said pr.pertr or much thereof a will tattstv satd lien aua cost. By order of the Common Council. . A. LEMCKE, Clerk. njyl2-iet Volkshote copy. CORPORATION NOTICK. OTDERED, TUt the owneri of IUin Blocks No. I. 15. Hi and I?, in Stockwell's Kniarrenietii, cause the side-walks on Sixth street, adjominc their lots, and beine iitttÄted bctweeu IIihI and Uivision streets, to r iTonslit to tne iimrxT city rrsie within thirty days from the publication of this n - tice. and ia defan It thereof, thc Common Council will proceea to perform said work, and the costs and epense accruing thereby, will I assessed to and collected by sale of said property, or ti much thereot as will satisfy said lien and cot. hy order of the Common Council. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. ray12-1(H VolVshote copy. NOTICE. LL persons having deeds for lts in Locust TT ill r tm Cemetery, art hereby requested to present Uiena to the City Clerk for registry. Those having th Treasurer's receipts for pa raeut on such lots, are requestea to present them to the City Clerk, who w II ' Issue deeds for such lots, wi houi charge to the purchaser. By order of the Common Council of the City of Evansville. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. myll-lOt Yolksiwte copy. ClOTTON YARNS J PH) hass assorted Nos. Cotton Yarns; 125 bales Nos. I k t do Batting In store and for sale by WIIELER & RIGOS. MACHINE BELTING. UTE are .cents for the sale of James Thornton. Patent Leather Belting, the best, cheapest, and most durable Belts in use. W can furbish any width from I ta 4 inches, and any length from 1 to 1000 feet. Orders promptly filled. IIORNB tOOK k CO., myl3 Water street f"0FFEE JO bags choice Rio Coffee, just received acd for sale by ruyS VICKERY & JOnNSTON. Just Received by Eipref. ' IARLY Indiana Trials and Sketches, by Oliver II. i fmith. M y rchoolboy Dnys at Bugby. Aueie, cy jums ivavensugn. The Belle of Wafbington. Bavard Taylor'. Travels. The Quaker soldier. For sale at J. IIEALT'S. WANTED. fJF!N or fifteen girls. Apply ircrcediaMy at the JL Pavilion Hotel. tayi ASTERN COFFEE-IOOOUgs prime Rio Coffee,. in store and for nie by mys Wheeler & rioos. SfcJUN DRIES 3v9 boxes Cin. Palm Soap; 25 do do Mould Candles: 100 packages Star Candles; Scasksuuich Sladder; 3 cases prime Indigo: J ut received and for sale by WHEELKR & RTGQ' ,11 ACKEKELn m is hols. Mackerel: rs H bbls. do., Nos. 12 k 3; kau no no do; 10O boxes Herring; Just receiveil by WHEELER .t RirjOS. I'NDRIE 3 .V hlf. chests Teas; 111 catties do; Zb boxes Tohacco;' W cart i lies do; 3.J"0 Opera Segars; ?.s,on(l Begalia do; ffl OOO Germari do: lojxio hlf. So. d; J ut received in store ami for sale l-v WHKKLER fc RIG;S. Standard and New Books. JSRAZIL and tbe Brazilians. by the Revs. Kid m ner r nteter. Life of Doct. Kane, by Doct Elder. Livingstone's Travel, iu Africa, thc true edition by' Harper. Lucy Howard's Jonrnal. by Mrs. Sicnrney. Pulpit Kl.tuuence uf the t'-tb ctnturvja spletidli wor l.y Fish. Mo. lern Fancies and Fotti.; a highly moral book.Life of Aaron Bun, by Part"n. Bayant Taylor's Northern Travel Sweden. Lsplaml and N'rway. Burton's Kncyclope1ia of Wit and llnmnr; st myj 1HJ11ELL & COS YNGTOTT5. RUSU. Prime Huncarisn Grs See.!, z. lLonnK it ?(. at wf w ro Tit sale by For Sa lev 1 aft fa BUSHELS Pea Not. Just received i M. WW J 1 coUk-Kiiment. and f.ir sale low Mr m r.o.u klLLI mi. CO. GUNNY BAGS Ten Iwles good Gonnv Bar for ale cheap by P.G.O'RILEY. myi JACOB MYERS, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. AS If, Poors and Elinds made toonlur. AH kind 7 of Carpenters' and Joiners' Work doli in a good, and worknmnlike manner. Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Osk. Streets myl-ismns rarilN-PLATE. 1: boxes a x Tin-plale, reciTed. .. pT steamer Fairchild, ami for nie at r-rinr.t rMes by S A Mj E L n U I w SUNDRIES1M hoxes C. S.wta in t B papers; SO do Ss1a Saleratus: 4" kegs S. C. Soda, in : B. Vegs; Scaks Kp. Salu, IJHW II; 5 M l. Sulphur; 3 ilo (lennan Madder. Receive! yvr Baltic, and for sa'e I r myl I. & D. HEIM ANN. ff IACKEREL. ALMOMS,&e. ill 40 bbl. No. 2 Ik .1 Mackerel, hfl hlf. U.U. i 4c 3 do; S quarter bbl. I & 5 Mackerel; Inno lbs. S. S. Almonds; 25 bags jOO Cotton Varo received, and fr sale T I. & D. IIF.tMAN.N. ftSUING TACKI.EJL Jointt Fishing Poles; Silk Platted am) Sea Gra Lines: Keel, Snood and HooksFancy Butt Firhing C'h-ss, Hce., he.: J ust rvcei st bv C 1 1 A II L KS WKHJ . Fine C'Htlcry. SrPF.RIOU lot of P-icW KaiK. Wolstniä holm's and New York Knife Company. hrx inane, n.yt CHARLES S. WELLS. Ivory Table Knirc. RUSSELL'S Ivory Go.U, in sindeor fall s-ti5 Mi pieces, wurraulei A Vo. t, Ky .rt CHARLES S. WF.I.LS. Plnted Casforta SUPER TOR arti- te, etra heavy r'-.te. f aJS new and chaste deaitrna. i n.t nr.ij - from the manuf.Mturer. and will he nMii -..i.-r.. prices. Call attlte old sund of ,. . BITTROLLF k SON. my4-.Htw2ni Main street, near. Second. DR. J0IIX 1IAGEMSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURHEON. r"pENDERS his professional service t the citiM sens of Evansville ar.d surrounding country. uu.w.cunwri occona ana ixcu st streets. ap-i-t.V w.n JOHN RASCH, Has Just Received A LARGK ASSORTMENT BOOTS & SHOES, roa THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Yt ITH A VAniCTV Of UULDREXS' SHOES. e-CALL SOON AND EXAMINE TUE NE" myl-lm STOCK, fj NOTICE TO THE FARMERS! Mower, and Hearers, Threshers aad Pepav. r.tors. rffHIIE undersigned are agents for the sale ef Kiri , I i ii.ii : ..t. Ii . ss. I ' T AVJIRICn S, .CVI1UKI S, l.rru mit'W New York Mowers and Reapers; and M.u s. Kilt it Kaittoa , an (iaryoTTitelirs.t.rparatir. ana r.mcry ft Bns. Railway rower and Trrsher;a;o. Kinderlterger's Bnexeye, 11414 ftickock's Keystone, aal t oip einer ins an rresses. All the anse, are sremiaa machines. and will ha sold at manufacturer's fric, f. eichtss'Med. JHHlNrlrvOUH 8 t . my3 Water street, Evansville. ICECREAM. nnilE. EMPIRE ICECREAM SALOONS will p. JL opened this day, snd cootm for ths season. On First street, between Main and Sre a more. myl-lm JOHN FAR a ELL i CO SPRINGS St AXLES 3 1M set assorted Pittsburg Spr.i 5 do do Eatem 2") do Wagon and Buggy Ae&; On hand and fcr sale by ..........