Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 150, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 May 1858 — Page 2

fbansbilte gailnffintnal. EVANSVILLE, IND. ,''"V. ;

TUESDAY MOCNINO ....V-1. 31 AY". 15 Arkansas. There is no richer State in the Union thin Arkansas, in both mineral and - agricultural wealth: . She lias been ucder tho rule ' of selfish politi ciana,.and her legislation. has been impoli; tic snd corrupt. Xvil counsels and bad law have brought thi-worst elements cf her society to the surface; . and girpn the State an ill repute abroad. ' The influ ences of tho moral condition of society on tho value of property has been strikinglj exhibited in her" past. condition. . Th better class of emigrants ha7 tToideJ hef border?, and her territory has remain ed the most neglected portion of the Union. Her va.t mineral wealth u wholly undsvelopeJ, and her Unds haTe been lower, comparatively, than in anj of tho adjoining States. A,, chargo i, however, takin place, and her long neglected advantages aro now attracting a large tide of immigration into all'paits of the State. A letter froov Little Kock says the accessions to her population this year will be in a larger per: cent., than that acquired by any Southwestern State. The emigrants are from Tennessee and the old slave States, and large numbers who had gone to Texas, . have returned to settle in Arkansas. ' There are large tracts of U. S. lands still subject to entry at a bit an aero. The State La about to offer large bodies of land for salo on her own account. Over one million acres of fine cotton lands, belonging to the State, will soon be offered for sale at prices within the reach of all seventy five cents per acre, if within six miles o a navigable fctream, or fifty cents for all other. The?o lands will generally produce one thousand pounds of seed cotton to the acre. . These sales will afford an admirable chance for the- operations of land speculators. QCJT We learn that Col. Urew, who was recently appointed Indian agent for the Chippcwas, to reside at Crow Wing, has been removed to Lake City, at the Northwest extremity of Lake Superior, and made ascnt of a small section of 4T, r.krt it, 'I s w -a vaivsiiiQ a a tat 1 IVI.IIl I Th Colon,! hnrl nimW nfprn.l nnAn . , -,-,,. , iu u.uar-u. me uuues unuer-. ins commission, wnen he is supercedea by A man of more powerful political inter csts, at Washington, and is transferred to a more remote and less -eliffibla co g K sition. The Colonel was the most active agent in accomplishing the Sham election of Bright and Fitch; for whatever they, have been for the last two years either as . bogus or legitimate Senators they are indebted to Col. Drew's labors; ho made them, or could have unmade them. If thero be any obligations for such services, ther were bound by every sentiment of.honor. to sunnort their rearlr anil willino-.hf nr cates treachery on the part of the bogus Senators, or is eidenceof their declining influence. If they could not support their active friend in an appointment, the duties of which he had hardly assumed, they will have no powcr to obtain the numerous' rewards pro in

ucd to other adherents. Ihe adminis- collections," if tho "public1' sbonld bo furtration, after usinc: their services for its nished' with them, would show how boldly

own ends, has cast them off; or they, finding there was no more service in the Colonel, have turned him out to grass. There is a Taluable moral and political lesson in the, event. Put no trust in . demagogues or princes; and above all, a politician must not, under any temptationsof personal aggrandizement, botny the people, and lose his hold upon their confidence and support. The politician's strength is only in his populari ty with the voters. While he has in lluence with the people and can control the popular vote, he is a useful instru went to those -in. power to aid in their designs; but once seduced and debauched, and his character defiled with the poo Die. he 13 of no further servi-n to his corrupters, and ha becomes a political outcast. The natural mnn-n. nf tbn frnnrl nnnn lbs, n,nn!, nf fn.ünr, will be tho repudiation of. the bogus Seni At,,. i , v , i ,k ators bv tnoe trhri n.iTft rnsiiA Ihpm readr instruments of th.ir des! r.- and thedownuil of all their unscruoulous adhcrents." Briglit and Fitch have no intellcctual strength, and with no newer amon? th mnnl , f thn SM.m th.w , , , . . , cnuhl h nirlr-ä r in th. tr.,ta vw f m a v V " w V wtl - I a -at l ia. aai -a . ' IV X ltar.ffVi frftm (ipn -TnTi neon nfl the Utah army, announce, that no official mail had reached Camp Scott since . last September, and, judging from thiscircutnstance, General Johnson feared that Brigham Young had either cut: him off f,nm j- - , ... , from direct correspondence with Auhw w 9 W w aa a s a a a a at t .u5W, v. u me couriers ana messen".jrcu.uau aeceivea mm. It is most egregious mis-management to send an army miles into the wilderness ! ..ss anu pioTiu no means ior maintaining , even a correspondence with it. ; IiiLvois DritocaacT. The Lecoranton I?mocratic State Committee of Illinois hara issncd an address to tha people, in which they . . . ty recommend the immediate Healing , up of the " difference in tho party, and call for a concert of action. - They eay it is painful v. v- : unwnm-o me iav;w, iui i. ..a.. ..-Suu j e . Dömocracv. A Iar?e majority under this r,,lin-. it i. tftnV t -ill remain : traitors "::;;: n A.A. 4 v .nwmuiuuii.uuj wuiao ivb

The American Tract Society Has been profoundly agitated for soro

year with, the all-absorbing subject of , U" totI, Art animated discussion bf the subject aroso' at tlie aunivereary rneetirif; in New York, lat weclc, and which ended, a the Nw York Tribune Bays, "in thr triumpB of the fclavtbcldcrs. At the annual tnoKinz in 1S57, tha Society adopted tho following resolution: Tin: "tie roüüeArcvüs of slavery lie- en- " tirtly without tha proiHr sphere of this 44 Society, aivl cannot ie ui-CHsed in it rub44 lication f Iks uraldulUm tcAscA grow 44 ovt t.'i. aUUme ff. tluttiy. as tcell a 44 th t tff.ral ttil tad rictt trv& it it inotci " f frmi.t, cnd.vhiih ait cvnatmntd irt icriArr, f to iewcl dtptortd tu VwW- " ic Chrit-tlamh und'lttdfy do fall frithin td prorinc of the Sncitty, and can, and 44 ttnjftt tk li'dtirunvJ in- a frattrnal and " Cfo-ittianiftritS' , ' ' Tho ptibliahintr committee disregarded these inttTOCtioiid oftho Society, and refused t J ubliehjor clrctftate any tracts n'liich con Utpod anything offensive to the South -The corami'.tPC ecu tended that it' was the first dutv i f the Society and the first couJitiou of lu ruefulness that ithonld havo nethlny wh.nUer to do with' slavery In any 'shape; tl at it should ptib'ii! . mo tract which were ciilicr wholly or in part deemed objcclionable by the slavery, men of the South, and that whatever was aaid in tho tract respectinj bc relative duties uf masters and servant, should be so said as to leave the reader in the dark ait. to whether it applied to voluntary or involuntary servitude. After a very long, excited, and angry debate, which the New York Herald nay "was nt time aa noiy aDd otherwise indecorous as the fn,; end of the Conjircusional fight on tlit) Kansu bill, thi course of the committee was sustained, and tho Society resolved, hereafter, to cxclodo tho subject of rdavciy entire! y from their publication. It h thought this dccUion of the question jwill produce a acbiem in thfc Society, and lead to the fcrmition ef an anti-slavery tract Societv. ' "' " - 1 1 , . a I i : i ; Ges. Folet. The publication of thi gentleman futnCu letter, has brought put nu. nitrous evidence of his ignorance and unfitnoaa tor the position to which his cona'Jtueul have elevated him. He was elected, in (X-tober, 1856, to tho S."tb Congress, and his term commciiccJ in December, 1557. Snppos'ing himself to be u member of Congress from tho dute of his election, the Lttfujctte Courier ny,- h left home in November, 135d, and joTuneycd towards Washington to taks his isat lu tha 34th Congress.- On his way, he vhdtcd a member of Congress elect, that he w" tIlcn a member of Congrc and was on hi way to Uke his eat in tho Hou?e. I T Jt wa difficult to pemnde him tlut Will Cumback waa to occupy , his seat another BCion, and with freat difficulty tho Virgin Maa managed to drill into the head of the honorable gentleman from Indiana, the fact, lh44t 110 was about to autieipate by ono year tD assumption of his Congressional duti. A cd the lion James B. Foley returned to tho soil whence he came, there to repose in private lifg for one year, a sadder and wiser man. Is' not his recent epistolary effort worthy of him Jn . !' j A CosFE.4siox.-JIr. Thurlow eed has been charged with receiving o,000 Pr - lDe wnii . expexwea uy .. Lawrence, btone 0o- t0 obtain lbs passage or the la). m mb . a . last lantr i,,lu Uo 441111113 laatnereceiveu a COnwlOUUOn ITQUX liosion, uui does not know that it camo Ironi lawrence Stone & Co, . Ue appends the fol lowinr remarks to his statement: Tho "history" of every PrciiJential cam paiirn. it written, wonUl reveal financial pc culiarities which neither party have deemed it their doty to proclaim. Wo are,' it is quite trite, tuinuiar with the "history of the I remont campaign of lSoS." ISor aro wo ill-lnformod, t juchin? the financial operaf i Ana At t liA HimliAviut Aammiiisn i lit s 4wA and freely hit friends, after exhausting other resources, drew nron Washington. If the history of tho iuchunan campaign was written, wc should Isar how mucb of the tuouer paid for Congressional rrintiujr went into l vno:ylvania,ana what amount the "Deficiency Hill," which encountered such aetcmunca . opposiaon ' in vongrcss,' was A . needd to make up political Mcikicucies." These "political deficiencies" we fear niake . up a good part of the budget, in 3tate and national governments, wbich tn people nave to pay. The Efkects of tuc Ckkvasses The Xew Orleans papers say, that all the plantations cn the right bank of the Mis sissippi, below the city, are flooded, and that tha greatest suffering exists among the smaller planters in tho - vicinity of i J csuits Bend and EngiUh Tarn. Many, J63 having their growing crops , 1 .troyed, havü lost all their entirocattle J and Provisions. CoUveen Lockport and th3 G"lf oa Blou LurchJ the sltcJ stato of things ciists. , , . The Memphi papers say that the stcamers from below are coming to that Point crowJeJ with passengers, many of them driTen from the,r homes; by the overflow. They represent the inhabiI tants of portions of tho country in the Mississippi bottoms to be in a deplorable I Vn.r At r tar f lot v a vsi v a i n tn.lünrs'ul f f ltcamer LnCy. Holcombf that arrived hero Saturday, to tako in her entire load at this point, for New Orleans papers, to tho evening of the lltb inst. The crevasses were flowin unchecked, od all effort to arrest I mein was uauauun, wu vuo wumr kii. Tbo Crescentmakcs th, Mo7fiDg Teraftrts I w tb8ettlcment of the Kansaa question jn Congress Although tho prcssnt disposal of tho KanConstitution waa effected by an entire sectional Sonthorn vou, every Sou'hern (Gen. Quitman voted against it) member votin? for it, yet wo are doubtful as to whether this Bchcma foT her admission; even though aacvessful, will not throw a cloud .ver the hoasted honot and high character ot I" , ' r u 1 Vi v , cy ,r 1 eems to fall coldlv unon the Southern people. No one, not a solitary eoul, gri vea a J Sen of greetiu or a sign of rejoicing. to i l ?cncr iicncc in reference to it, fXld..D0 on disposed to Ulk about It veu, we never expected that any thing J . " iwi mo ooum, oy ivansas nd wo have aiwajs been willing to see it iro mlte yr oon. But we were not wil."n .w w,thdhonor to tlie South iin me anape or a bribe, aa a n. ift.Tw.rat

frm Yirginla:- Iu conversation, the Vir- lo Jf0' V'v-St t R VUCI-Vn.: , ' t .i ßinecr of tho road, Oaver II. Lcc,showeJ it Riman learnt to- 1. amazenient, that the j a prosperous eon.li;in the e -rnings lcIIwo. Iodianiaa was laboring uuJcr tlw idea in then (Nov. Iiö5j S'J JO.OJJ a year, but

Astouodinc Hall Ba4 Frand. The telegraph ta announced the

arrest of Henry D wight: 4 banker and broker, in Wall'.Stitet, New,-York,; for frauds Uion the 'criditort and tock hylders of the St Louis,lton,' and Chicago railroad, in Illinois :, The vppera contain an account of the astounding swindle. It appears that Benjamin Godfrey, of Alton, was the contractor in 1850, to finish the road to Springfield and he constituted. D wight his financial agent in New York, who wis to advance him. as he reinired it, "$300,000. " T'o secure Dwight, ftr his advances, Godfrey transferred to him all his Individual'propertyj and also $50,000, iq bonds and $250,000 stocKorthe company ,' was acceded to. Dwight then prwnofed to Godfrey that as it would tatihtnte him In raisins money it would be proper to have a mcmlcr of. God frey's firni.iu New York, to ign copartner ship notes, he proposed thatono cf his clerks, a Jarncs C Smlh, who was a minor under -Jtiycar otajo(aticl wbiM contract were consequently "worthlct), should becomo his partner. - To thin Godfrey, not knowin who or what Sm'th was, assented, and money was raised a Jhltlum on notesof"GodfreyÄCo.,"sirad by the infant Smith, on tho strength of !odfiev's camo. Dwight, before entering into this engagement, insisted upon Godfrey's assigning over to him all his property.Three of the then directors ! -tl.o compuny soon aftor roiztiod, and Dwight cot two ot his old friends one of them his clerk and himself, elected in thjir placo. Soon utter, Dwight cot the disbursement of the funds in to hi hands. Ho was then absolute in the board of directors, for he had a majoritv, and caused it to resolve that it was expedient to i:sue $2,000,000 or bonds, to be secured by a fim mortcao on the company's property in lll:nois. They issued a pamphlet stating tlat tho amount of capital ttock already subscribed and secured to the company waa f 2,5"0,0 JO, whicTi was a gross misrepresentation. 2.00),000 fef First mortagage bonds were placed iu Dwighfs "hands, on which he realized $1,717.442. Two more ol tho direc tors re-Mgucd in December, 1S52, and Mr. DwizhtcaUscd two moro of his clerks Kel so and Herwig to be appointed In their Elace. The board then consisted of Mr. wight, his confidential friend, W.U. Tlatt, and his three clerks - ' - ' - - gngo bonds for his own private debts; also tor tho fame purpose $ 2 30 j)y of income U(iU(i4j hui ieinp uirccior in iiiu uoaru. he caused sundry frauds to bo committed for his own benctit: that Imj got into his po.ccssion, and hsd Used at various times, four million dollars of mortgage bonds; and that none of them were used for the purpose of laying down a double track, as agreed upon by a previous contract.' according to which he was to ret six millions lor laving such track and completing tho road from Springrequiiiu jfcSo.OOO to com pic to it to Jolict, which um Dwight raised by passing his notes, endorsed by tho company, to tha following parties: New Ilavvu County Hank, Oy llotuhkiss, 1 resident, go,'; lK-ury iiotchkiss, j; City Hank, Nw Haven, by Koad, l'residcnt, 30,0'.0; Merchants Bank, New Haven, by Peek, President, 0OJ; S.l. Tardee, "TriHtce, New liavuu, 15,000; Phoenix Uank, Hartford, J50,0'.)0: David Skaats, President of Senecu JJank. 10,000; Edmund Dwight. New Yvtk', 1S, OOO; Wm. Swinburne, d'aterson, 52,0W; Brown. J 1 rothers te Co., (in irou) about $00,00); Northern Indiana KailroaJ Company, JO'W.OO'). ToUl, $S0 ,0ii0. Previous to this, Dwight hud given mortgage bonds and stock of ihn company as col4atcral security", for hi individual idebu to several Xsew Haven JJanks, to the amount of $1,133,000. . These banks, thorctorc. had an interest in the management of the company, and they got Dwight to procure the npjoi!itmeut ot licary Ilotchkiatt as ono of the Directors, to look afuar thoir interoxU, and. tUo deponent charges thul UotchkiM became the tool of Dwight, und assisted him In; the criminal proceedings with which he is charged. Dwight set to work to get the wholo under his thnmb.and finally succeeded ia poranuding thoso members thereof whoso pres ence was disagreeable to ' him to resign, promising: mai iw woma pui weauny men in their scats. Ho got appointed in their place creatures of' his own. am out? them Smith tho, Jitioor), whe immediately took their teats and proceed 1 to execute a lea-w of tho road and all its propeity,for twenty years, to a .Mr. Hamilton cuecr, on conditions that ha would pay oil the debts of . the comp tny, and inakj ceriaiu annual payments to iho company, which conditions Spencer Dover intended to fulfil, and that Dwight knew the fct, and appuiutcd his friends on tho board for tho purpose of carrying out this plan.., : - Dwight and Spencer, then obtained a lo;.n of fiy,000 from Brown, Brothers tt Co., giving pcnctsr' lease- and a mortgage ou 1) wight's : country, scat '.at Tumtown. Dutche-s couuty, aa - security. Derioneut charges further that Dwight, while director of tho company, embezzled and converted to ui.uwn uao ?.i,vw lucome o juus, wiucu iu assigned to C.N. Potter. Tho next act of Dwight board of direc tors was to sell tho franchise and all tho proper ics of the company (subject ti Spcncor's lc:(Se) to a linn called Fullerton, Brown Ä Keating, of .New York,.tlicy contraetinjr to pay all tlie debts of tlie company, piling the preference tJ tlio claims ol ILoU-hki-t DauK. ltvrighi ana Ins lrvtlivr. nnd other frieEd. Tlie cliurUr f the com pan r o:ilv extended to two years longer tlmn tho term of Spencer's lease. Tbo laws of Xew York, the ilcponent states, Ucin au ob.-Ueio to the tlcsifUi cf Dwight and his confudorate, it was resolved, by a majority or IviehtT ! friends that tho board should meet in future in IJloomington. Illinois. Three of the directors, Hotchki, Wrijrht and Qiuntard, then rcigiod, and Mr. Alexander, tho Secretary, a creature cf Dwight', Mr. Henry A. (Jarduerof Jolictt! Illinois, and Dr. Spencer, a brother of Hamilton Spencer, were.eloctod in their place. - -. . The board went to Illinois, removed, by resolution, Mr. Blatehford from LU post as Treahurer, and Mr. Brewstor from hi o.üco of President, creating Gov. Joel A. Matteson, of Illinois, Trcaidant in his stead. An arrongcnicnt " was . subseaucntly . made . be twecn Mr. Mattcson and Mr.' UltchüclJ, by which they pnaranteed to py tU iai -tf Ii row n,-J3 rother & Co., that they would devote themselves for three years to the interests of tbe. road and of Spouecr'a leae 9 Ion as it lasted, .or, of any new company which miizLt be iormed, and that they would defend all suits .against Spencer on acconnt of his lease, and endeavor to procure the discontinuance ef all suits commenced against Dwight ca Spencer, with tbe provision that when they were fulnlled, Spencer should surrender his lease to a new company; Spencer- accordingly surrendered posses-, ion of his leae to Mattcson and Litchfield : but though for eleven months previous he had received all tho earnings of the road, amounting to a million dollars ; he never made any return of tho same to tho company, nor did ho pay Brown, Brothers & Co., the 1150,000 borrowed of them. -Fullerton & Co. then advertised the road, its property and franchises for aale at publie . auction, aubiest - to the luase now assigned to Matteson & Litchfield the whole property being worth at least eight millions. Ths aale took -'pi ace at, the dopot in Bloomington on the 15tb December. 195. There were present as deponent alleges, Matteson, Spencer, Iiotchkiss, and Brown, one of FuilertonV. firm, besides a few engineers, laborers, and clerks. One bid only was offered of $5,000 by Matteson, and tbe road, with all ita property, in depots, engines, cars, franchises, &c, was knocked down to him. A bill was lobbied through the Illinois Legislature confirming the sale, snd ereatintr Matteson. Litchfield and their associates a new company, with full power 1 to run the line.

The deponent, Charles Gould, concludes

by.prayiog thst a warrant of arrest may isu against. the said Henry Dwight,' 'and auch other persona who have been concerned and confederated witn mm aa atonsam, ana that they may. La dealt with a the law directs, coon thoea mattcra of conspiracy to defraud the aaid railway corporation, and of false nretencw. and cf terrene, aud of ner-juries.-and of erobczilements, and of laise issues 01 siocks ana oi oonaa, iuu oi uiuanlently making of and putting into use. instruments to hinder, delay and defraud the creditors of the aaid railway corporation, hich have besä hereinbefore set . fcrth at length. 1 ... TnU1s tho. history of this xtenlv-cse of allezcd fraud, involving charges of per jury, embezzlement and conspiracy against beveral parties prorniDnt m commercial ana financial stTdim. Tha further investigation will no doubt bring forth many details of a startling character, which -will throw much light on -the mode in which the public arc defrauded by the managers of large corpora tions. Adjockmevv ' CoNGBtis. It is doubtful if Congrcs can. adjourn on 'the 7th of J unc, the day fixed i It is reported that it is understood . between the leading members and the-Trcsident, that r the adjournment eball not bo till the 15tfi'of June. A corres pondent says, the ' .Pacific Kail road is effectually postponed; there willbv no revision of the tariff till wu have a new Houne, unless , Mr. Buchanan , recornmends .it ; the splendid programme of annulling tho Clay-ton-Eulwer treaty is abandoned; the Utah war must be kept up and paid - for.' Oregon waits for ad mist-ion, and there are the Usual appropriation bills to pass, which Mr. lluchunan will not tign in a hurry. 05" The Legislature of Maine, after one" year's experience under the License system of selling liquor, havo passed a new prohibitory law.'which is to be sub I mitted to a vote of the people, on the 8th of. June. , Jhe people having tried both systems, ought to be qualified now to decide for themselves. OCT before the first of July next, the railroad lines from the harbor of Norfolk to the city of Memphis will be completed, and it is proposed to celebrate the event by a celebration and an excursion over the whole line. jiAiiini:i'. On the 1:1th of Slav. li. at the reih.Tce of Slirnmn tairrluld, in M:hiiri)le, It Key T V. .luae, Mr. (ihUldir. . IKl.MlIJiJll,! , to MM MARTHA M. FA1KCIIILD. . .. SPECIALJOTICES. TI?S OTlCKS in thin plnce, lu cents r line so!i.I A pate one in.Hiiliin ; at ent!t n-r line tliree times: cents ierline one eek: linnouut ou lun&ter time. Fraud' AVe call attention to the fact cf numerous Unyrlnt ii'lcd .ell ort S that are daily making in our city by venders of a Litter mixture, using the peruaive argument (in onlert') effL-cts-i!ei to datier in IIotctter's bottles, to puichie from them aivl eil ft In llostctter's InJttles. We hope that such impostures will he held up to paldie cont.mi4 by II respectable persons who sell or nse the gv.nu.ne article. Not only have we the individual evidence nf the country, hut ahnott every paper In the Union is commenting upon the superior excellence of, and the great benefits derired from the uof this ccklTate 1 tonic; beeide va- j rinsdip!onin awnnled, among which Is one from the Ohio Mechanics' Institute, at Cincinnati, where the cotuui'ttee ccm posed chiefly nf physicians of Ihe city awarded Ho.-tctter, Smith Ät Co., a diploma fur the superior virtue of their Bitters as a tonic and ttrsugtheucf of the kuaia system. Ve, therefore, cautirn all against impositions, and to purchase of none, tut respwtable dealers, whom ther know would not doreire them. - ImylJ Iw ., . , f VXij U it that C!!RlTADOKO'S HAIR DYE is the be.t IN THE WORLD! BKCAt'SK eminent chemists say so; . BKCAI'E it contains no caustic Compounds! B EC A tJE it wears longer than any other! B KCAt'j'E it operates tnttiittiieoHty! BECAUSE it dos not stain the skin!, i BECAUSE itnourUbes and strengthens tho Hair! BECAUSK it correct the IjsuI elllru of other dyes! ; BECAU??r. its presepee cannot le detected! BECAUSE IT SEVElt FAILS! Sold everywhere and applied bv all Hair Dreiert. . JUsfcVll ClIRlsTADOUO. anJ-ImdStw" . 0.6 Astor House, N. York. COAT,. . BODIAM MINING CO dPANT, -(Office on Water rtreet, nader the Telecragb Oifce.) Cart lomls of bushel of lkhlia j Mine Coal tielivercd to any part of the c.ty at II KO per Kd. Coal weighed. If desired, at the expense of the purchaser. Notes vf solvent bankiof Illinois md Wisconsin tv ken in payment. JOHN W YMONJD. , decivtf. ?'rretary and Manafer. The I'ill Trade. Who cnuhl drcsm or the magnitude such an underUking as the manufacture of a l'urgative Till assumes when it corner into general oI' And how painfully do the following nnmltrs spi-ak of the amnnt if human Vickaet and suflcrlug, that little niorel of a remedy pjes f.Ttlt to coinbat and susdue. Dr. J. Ayer, of Lowell, manufactures In his hdcatory forty gm-w pvr diem of his Callwrtlc I'ilu, throug?i all the year. This is eicht boxes a minute, r one dose a econd. We thus tin I over 43,000 persons swallow this pill every day. r 1 a month! rhysicians, thhk ofthat 4 V j WHl iticntsa Uy who seek relief from the medical skill f onem an. ."urely, thutmtn shoald be, as he Nf- t!,iCHe,one of the first intelligenca and of the li!?het character. II !s occripitloti entails upon him a fucvful reponsitnlity for the weal or woe of hi: fallow nwn. llaiiievill Courier. Ilseaif of the Liver. V.y thi we uu'tersutiul a.11 uiÜiun m.ttinn ei her in tlie membrane or substance of the liver, known by ilu'l in the right aids, the tdomnch always lUordcred, the yellow tlrpe of the id.in.dry cough, luncue coated, convene?, high-colored uriue.aud of a thick nature; severe weakt.esj and severe pains iu the head. The quantity of curfupt-d humors tn the region of the liver, causes a defeetivS secrcUon of the bile. The liver when healthy, serves as a filter to the blood, to separate all Impurity front H,or to retiue it. When disease!, it cannot purify the ld.od, which, when sent to the lungs, brains, and oiLrr p;irts f n a uiortiid condition, may canse Jaundice, Conninjtlon. Insanity, c, and withholding the natural stialus to the In testine, can se.i Dyspepsia, Pib rt-i,n mm yoa pen e tne direct way to unraTcl and tear the whole system to niece. A puieat,sullerinc from this complaint, should resort to sicedy relief, Yctthe.s are very few medicines worth a cent in carina; diseases. What then shall badousl Wc say, use X)r. Morses Indian Root Pills, as "they are composed ef plants a fed roots; they will be foncd a sore care for this raiaful d Idea so, because they purge from tie body those corrupt and stagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew the Idood, which is tlie cause not only cf the disease of the liver, and the inflammation ef the kidney and the bladder, tut of every description ef nisease. Frotu 3 to I of the above pills, taken ev4 ry nifiht on going to bed, will in a few tUys, entirely relieve the body of everything that is opposed to health. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Tills are sohl by ail dealcrs In Sledicines. . 1 ': . . nyT-lu' MexleanMuntang IJnlmeot. Inüinsic tu tue 'alone could insure the success which this , article has attained fr rdieuaatism. Suit Rheum, l?urns, Braises, ?ifT Joints, or Oalls, ?pratn, Pole Evil, at.4 Swellings upon Horjesjt has no equal for Man or Ceast. No perssn wiU be without it wb h4s once tested its .lue. - "And with reference to the general estimation of the Uustang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no articls ever perfwraed so many eure in our neighborhood as tMaw L. W. Smith, Ridgefield, Conn.- S. Leitcb Esq., Hyde rark.Tt. writes, "that the horsa was considered worthless, (his case was spavin), bat sines the free use of the Mustang Liniment I have told him for liO. Your Liniment It doing wooden up here." Such testimony Is reaching us evsry day. The half is not told. -Xvery family should have it. Beware, of any other "Jtragg't Liniment." It is a baseimitaticn. BARYTS It TARK, my-lmdw rreprietors, New Yerk.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

V If all oar Readers Who are troubled with liT-r complaint, Jaundice, or Dyspepsia.. will rral tne. advertisement fa another column of Dr. UroaD's InTicoaiToa.ar.d then. do as we hare dixit -pet a baulcwe should not see to

many slcitlyj hair-dead, despainuff ieple s now Company, are hereby notified to pay no monies exnt An. .1- -- ti . J crttotheTresurer,orlhi4ufyai!thoriedairex(ts.

. " ---------- an i wma remeay or wnicn so mucn tu saia, ana mat performs so nearly what its proprietors say it will do. It came to u so highly recommended that we could not fail to try K, and a trial has convinced us. without a I douU, thai It is the lit famüy medicine in pse. We Mm-,t n.4 . a a. ' i. - tale . for. Ileaiache, S .ar StOioach, Bil-oUne.and any or the lii'Ie bodily ills that are commor, aud it toiiuw itnL-wiiii tiM9 oi letllllglO me SICK, I and what U better, after n mg it a : few . times these little ills tw Iean4 and there is a propect of being entirely free from thom hy a coniiiuai-e in 1 Ihsniwof th Tnirf.. . . , , " '-vv v "i"v"w ' T -; r--'-'-- i - i ' m u, ouiaarn Jiius, ur yjcu. per uuiieiat retail, and 8 j)r tn, !y . . ayC-tf - r - - .Til mit ART BRQT1IÜRS. CRESCENT CITY HANK. - Diectors. John a. Ukitz, Conrad Bikes, THOM4S . G4KTIN and JOHH LAW. Deceives deposits, huys and sells coin and excj.ange. Interest allowol on time deitit atsucli rates may be agreed upon witlt deponltors and specified in certificate. Exchange on New Yora, Cincinnati and Lonisvilie, Great Britain, France, SiUerlaMl, ltdcium.IlolUnd.Kiitoia. Denmark. Swedon. and , ., ... , , . . 7 i all U;e cities and lare towns, of Germany, for 1 iu sums io suit. Collections made, and pr xceds 1 saic iu sums to suit, collections made, and pr remitted promptly atcursent rate of. exchange - W. BAKER. Caller. aplJ Min ' A Parazraph for Invalids.' .' We trust that Dr. Jtoback's advertisement, in another column, will not escape the notice of the sick n sulleriuf . It id an earnest and convincing docu ment, anl we are credibly Informed, thut the cures aticouipiuiieu uy an celenrauM -juidiuavuin Uemedie the Wool I'ill and Blood Puri tier fully hear out the statement -it contains.' These crest TOfeUMe curative ure imiuerselj- oj'ulur in the AVet. The settlers on new land., the. planters and furpers in the wallvys of the ilissixsifpl and the Ohio, the ague and fever ridden re-si dents on the bartfcs of the Red Hirer, and iu fact, the sick u all localitks west of the Alle-1 phecles hive great faith In Dr. Itolack's jrevaiain. - . ' apT-lin TÜ-DAY'S ; ADVERTISEMENTS. It A TKS. ' One square, (10 line solid Agate), three times. $1 on One ween, 1 i0 Two Wfcws,... 2 ni) One nxnU , ..,-,.,. 1 im Tlm-e mrUif, i. ' :i Six mnntlirt, 10 (n One vear lj U , I 5 tiscouttton lar;iT;uireiTisenieiiU. , . i tf Ciuria i( ix lines r under, pe annuia. t?i Nu "till rorljiJ"a'lrerttsenintreceiYel. tt'iT No li'lvcrticineiit insulted for Ice $ than $U . , WANTD. f GWO pond Cooper?, at our barrel fsrtorv. myl(tf - JAM E OAK LEV fc SON. A' BRILLIANT LIGHT! And the Cheapest Known. T7 E are ac-eiits for the of Diets & Co.'s I'at1 nit Coal Oil I, mips. It is a better luht than ann nearly is cneap. Ph;ides, W.cks. Cnimuev An assortment of Linns. nrnli. and Oil ,1v,i.i.ti band at lr et rrirv. We refer to those usir.g "them n'i ii'- u Hin vi 1 the above. nORNEllOOK & CO. Hooks and Stationer)'. rl0r.XET.L3 rrimiry Geography, McGuffey'a ' uciuui ant .-K.UIWI hu i Mil k lioriKü or mi kinds, to be found at M. L. JOII.NSON'i. my IS K.5 b keels No. T Vackercl; lf drum Codfish; iOJtm Cule Six Cigars; . 2 bl;ls. Bras. Nutsj ' . Ifl drum r igs, ' ' ' ?0 bll. 1. t'ider Vinegar; n reei vea ana ror sale t y uiytl . I. k P. HEIM ANN. Kfk kejrsM Nall: ' .5 10Jt;o.l Nails; W) M 6itld dp 2 " 3d do: . , ReceiYod snd for-mle by I. &D. HEIMANN. ALLEN'S EXCHANGE, BILLIARD' SALOON, MAl.tlBT., KR Till? RIVER. 'Ml E citizens of Evaasivlle, arw respectfully Infrtrmed thai the nuderait;nl ha open9d tbe a'xire el'lihment, for thir accommodation. and he assures them theyvrllt find there every attention. and the rhoicet I in nors in the market. .' ,rivA FREE LUNCH, of the finest and most dainty kind, will be set everv day, precisely nt 10 oVInk, iii the forenoon. Jle hopes that ss he will laJmr to derve patmnae. it will b immorally bevtow ed upon hiui. JOHN S. ALLEN. my l.'iw ' ' COOPERS' ATTENTION! VST received a full supply of D. B. ' Barton's icr CooperTeols.Columbns Trass Uoops k. tl.so. a htrre stock of Hoop Iron, assorted JACOB ST KAUB, Main st. Iftween Kirnt and Second. r;ai:es. sir s. mvl For Earn ilv Use. TTTNIiOLTED FLOUR, and Wheat C.r'U, and fresh J Hominy, at . HAKT'i MILLS. nit i: IJnrurrtnt 3Iouey. LARAMA,Tenne, tlenrria. Carolina an I IIiL linniM note, taken at iir for tirocerie, or boufrbt at a small discount for e;th. by GILBERT & BOWLES, my IT Sycamore rt. near Water. rim LIC AUCTION. 1WILL offer f-w saleat day, 22nd d;iv of Mav,i ics, I'lVK in Elli ruldlc auction, on Satur ate o'clock, ou the preraliott's Knlarzemeiit. inmtin;on the Newbury roaJ. Said Lots are 2j by 120 feet. Terms made known at the time of sale. THOMAS WRIÜIIT. Woolsky ti Nblsok, Auctioneers. I aU: o(1t at private sale, my Tannery EstaMishment, situated on the Caual, near W'eMfcr'j boat-y.ird. Als-. the rorner lot ttpposite the Tannery. This Lot is l.SJ feet uu Canal street, and H4 f-et on MitcheJl street. THOMAS WRIU11T. mylj-ts - . , COItO.MlIt'S INQUIiST. ON tlie evening of the l.".th, the dead l-ody nf a mm was discover il llnat inn in the Ohio River, at the uiouih of fiKeon Cret-k. Au iii'iuosl Ha bolC, but the j ury c uld find nothing hy which they could Identify the rornsu. He seemed t bea'outa yrs it a yean eye; idicli dd. and t have been Mind in the risht hair; live fevt 10 inohes hich; Jiad nn a irof tlnrk llua casAimere naiita. t1uhIi vnt.t white shirt with linen lMim, und under it, a check shirt; fine Mlf skin bod. half soled; blue woolen (H."ics,kiiit wwien drawers, l l.ick ailk neck handen-hief, and a piece f reil lliiuiel aruund Iii neck; ba'l K-ket lk enit tiiiinr a one dollar lill nn the firayville Itaiik, Illinois, ;3 cents in silver, one copper cent, and three sraalljtey.o. my 1J-U TaxJKW YORK LKDGKR, Ilair'a Weekly, end t the Litest liaper, mar be fnuiid at M. L. JOHNSON'S First street. "b0CIIKJTE. COOPERS" TTüVlTsifreceivJla et a full supply in stre and for . 1e VARCOCK & SOXNTAO, JJ Waier streH. coiiri'.Ks A'rriiM ioSi ROCHESTER TOOLS. R rST rereivd an invoice of D. R. Rarton's ju ly es ccielratd A. So. 1, Coopers' Tools. Also. ColumbnsTruKS liooi-s. and Wood Tools. What s the u-e werking with thior tools, when you ran ret the l.t OUt l ii'lal OiiaHLih--.-. nf IT, Op(Ksite J. II. Mchee at Co. STOP 111311 STRAYED on Hh In:., from a tasfnre near tlus c.tv.a SORKKL HOIISK. with white feet. gr rye and lald f.ice recently had a seaton in his rifjht fre shoulder. I will me a literal reward on his delivery to me, or for information that will lead to Us recovery. M. A. LAWKUXCE. myll-lwdJtvr U A.VTKO S,K0 buVhels of twime Fall Barley. mytVlw KÜW.R.HILL. I S .VK vLATEs-A new lot heavUy plated Door r 1 ui-.ei, jus rectivea ana rnrra -vei just received and rngra ved to order at II. WALUKIKCH'S, Corner First and Sycamore streets. INGRAVINQ of all kinds, done at - fa. WALDKIRCH'S. mj'lS Jeweller and Kngra rer. 1711 RE GILDING and Qalranlz'nr.doneat ' . Ü. WALUKIKCU'8. Corner yirst and Sycamore. BOAIiniXtJ. A number t 0nlemen can pmcure luiy Boanlinr at the Walnut St. House, iMrs. W ebb's), corner First and Walnut streets, mylt-tf - ' WnEELER(WILSd.,S FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. flIlE best, simplest and most durable M.ichine fci JL use. They make a stronr lock, stitch, tho nam 3 a poo both sides of the work, ewtns; with eu.ul facility the thieket and thinnest fabrics. Any spool of thread, cotton or silk used wit hont renewing. All nachinea warranted three years, and full instructions fi"en to enable purchase, to use them satisfactorily. Also- - - , . . TVe Buckeye Sewing lachine. . Pries 8 JO. The bu single Thread Machine in the market. A (renu-al assortment of iewinr Machine Stil Thread, Ved les 4c, c., constantly on hand.' Jles . Mi Office, S. arble Hall.

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ELECTRO-rLATINU daneat I.I,.J U. WALIKIRCH S. f JRKCXOrS STOKES.a fine lot, jnrecelTcd and . set to order in KUiCBf etc., at

. B. WALDKIKLU S a T T. PPBra 1ttw4 tt lh r.vAninrtllt?. in t dianapolis it Cleveland Suüsht Line Kaiirosd aceociea prior to thiti rtaü bavint; heen revoked. JAME5 (ilitfc.M:. Trc-uurer. MTl4-tf TiFATTV W W A Ufjtlll? 1. V. 0S?cr.4:'nd t,'nr n lr- ;Hwell's liuildinss, on Locust, near feecond trect. y-tllASKVCL for the lieral patronage siren to M hm last summer, heua returned to EransTille, " wif "i "mnnini imnancm rminii snu SSS!1 äSÜuJ ieTVk' " 4''4" r hi ist IV. B. recants the scientific BM ef water a the Cebrifucum Magnum, he nererthelcn Use all the rnneniw ixiia oi me Aiopatnic ana t. imic Schools as ad innets, discarding aU injurious and put II would call the attention of the puMic to the following SPECIALITIES. Cancers Removed without the Vnife and perma nently cared. - . , llRONCiiiTis r CossmrTioji Treats l v the new system of inlutlntion of met icsied vapors, aisisiea Taiuai'ie f xpcct"rani Fyrnps. -DiSEssts or thi ÜIKS- Persons who liare had their eyes Imrnt with rsrinus k indi of raatic, re ceiving little or no henelu, wiU ana it to tneir Interest toenange tne treaiuieiii. Female Diesss Will be treated with remarta ble success Various new remedies will h nsei.as the Iag.ieto-tltctric macbine for nervous Uiote?, sc., ac . ne snneert. as a cnice assorimcni oi pnre orngs ana meiiicines.fwmesani nrani:eior meltcal purposed fn)j), and the moat popular patent in "t retail. rerons calling far melioinej. med .and paying for them in tha office, may Lave medical council without chsrse. t7 Flivsicians nrescniitinni both of the ATonathic and Eclectic school, carerolly prepared at all hotirs. myl4-ly A- itt.AH 1, .1. V. B. I. KTHKLL . ; .'. KB. FALLS. B: p: ETIIELL & CO., ' tEstabliahed April IJjfi.l COMMISSION AND FORWARDING SO. C4 rOVDRAS STSSBT, : l NEW ORLEANS, LA. REFCREHCK 1 ' II l'.Newcomb Rro .....,', I. S Benedict & Sod, Lou5 lUl S -Tnos. lkmforth, Sec. ) ' " New Alb. Tns. Co New Albaar. Tnd. . , R. Simpson He Co I . . Wm. II. Call in, . n.' . . It.lJ licverly, $ Henderson, ky. . .las. Montgomery, Pres Rr. Rank, J'tTersonville. Mmitt, Canip'jeii ii Co., St Louis, Me. myi3-ly -- Imported Liquors. Cigars & Fruits On Consignment and formale Cheap. TIIK fullowinc articles Imported direct fron Fr . and of a superior quality, are now ia store and will be ottered at low men. . 1Ü oue-eigUlh ciski C'oenac l'nndy, Sutton lrand; ,,.:4do dv du- do - do . .Marr is lar. ind; S one umrtercatdcs de. do do , d; . tviXes RiTindy Cherrie., o. I, in Jr; 7 do Aitsos ted Fruits in Jars, presci-ved in tneir o" n jni-e; , 3 do Absrnth; t St. Julien Ciaret; O Opera Cigars; - . JfiOti Prim Vera CSm. The above will be sold tor -ih or i-hort bnnk.iMe rape.-. I'KCKKKfc KRAMER. inyl3-2w Volkshote & Enquirercopy. ajamst. CRUDER VrXEGAR Sflblds., a good article, just J received and for sale VICKERY & JOHNSTON. rASIIliOARrJ3 SOdoS.TJ'Rice's rreiu:u-,jut ww received and for sale bv VICKERY -JOHNSTON. . SUCCESS TO THE ; CASH SYSTEM! Four Ilcasons tvliy 1 wish lo con- .. tinne it. . . . . . ' First Since I adopted the cash system, ou the 1st of last February, I hare experienced that a eiiny often turned, is more profitable than a dollar in book accounts. - Sic cond I can sell roods much cheaper, a I have no louses to make np by selling' goods on credit. Tmibo-I can keenalietter a.-rtrd stock, and aio always ready to takes bargain which I wa not, when I had first Vt depend upon Collections, and will sell thfia at the am e. . FocaTH I And tt easier to isell goods for eh, than collect the money for srMda aold a year or more g-o, and besides he insulted for prescutinf a a till. .i.-. I liave jut received a second supply, and am rrcpareil to defy any competition, and hope to ortend uotie by refusing creiit, as I shall rfue all as heretofore. !AM . EM RICH. my 12 M ain at. , three d wors below Seeon d . fcJOAP & CANDLES boxes Star Candles; .30 It hospi -i . ,. . , 10 do Summer Candles: ' ... ... J ust received and for sale br . Y1CK"KRY .1QHKSTO.V. F.W BXKS! N KVf HOOKS! Ueatrioe Cenl, by Mrs. Sherman. . . . Julia Kavauach 'a new book, Adele. " r Judge Law's llistory of Vincetiiies; a m ort iutcxentinf work . Iebit and Cucdit. ' The Hasheesh Eater. Magician's Own Rook. Lucy Howard's Journal, by Sirs. Siyonrnry. -Ony Livingstone. At my 13 DOBELL& CONYNGTON'jJ, City and County Orders "Wanted. IWILLt-iVe County Otders at pari and City Or dtn-s it the hitrhest mvkft rate for Irv tlootls. myl3 AM. F.MRICII, Main sr. rfJEA! TEA! TEA! JL' 4 half chests extra fine Gunpowder Tea; ( 4 ! - do do I m p?rial do; . t 4 do do Io .Young Uy son do; 12 half chest Pnuehonp ' d.; Imieriaflnd Youtik Ilysontn 20, 1:5,0,4,3 L S V-. sc 1 1'. Pack:ifc-; 11,000 Free Tra-le Cigars; " . " J u"t rckci vol and for sale by w. li I. & D. IIEIM ANN. SUM)RIES ' : ' :' ' Hi dos. R. Sl R- Ru'-Vcts; , 10 do. No 2 Blue Tubs; -2: loxes Cincinnati Tallow Candles; l:, btils. oll llourlx.n Whiky; Hit do. Mrtnp. , do; . . 40 half bbls. More, do; ' - Jbid. old Port Wine. Just receired and for sale bv . 1. & 1). II E I M AX N . JUST RETURNED, ' WITH a splendid stoek of SCMMKlt M1LMNKl! Y,conittnjf of Crape. Chip, Neaxilitiin, and Fancy fjnmiuer P.onntts, of all descriptions. Also, H:it. Flowers, RiUoris, ic . to whi'"h I inrite tlie ptrtk-ular attention of the ladies of Kransville and vicinity. Ml4: F. R. BARKEK, First St. I'Ctween Main and Ixtcust, Oitpos-te the Post Olhce. myll-tf . T "EM EXT 100 b-irrel frb. for'sale by VJ HILBERT & RÖWLES my I i Sycamore t KKINKI PrCAR 100 liarn-N 1.o:f, Crushed, aV rowdcrcd and Confectioners' Fucnr, for saie low by ' OILUKItT & BOWL LS. WANTED. X1 I, IIoUjI Porter, to enpa? in tle L iness in a tlrsit cl ws Hotel, in one of the mot prosperous towns in tie West. For particulars, enquire at the Post Office, my 11 -if UriUTE LiME-l barrels in (Sue order, just received, aud for le by UILRKRT & BOWLES, bit 1 1 Svcamore n-ir wa: cr . 9 AU 2.', UjIs. iu line onler. jut received aul fer 1 SHleby r.lLHKRT U BOVTI.KS. TO GEXTLEME.V & SrORTSSIEX. P OS KP II LIONS superior Russian Settrr LUT, ha, at this tine, a lioe lot of PITS. These Pups were fotten by a half f.ng li.h and half Irish Better bor; and these three bloods combined together, cannot he surpassed in the whole world. Further comment npon their superior quality is unnecessary. Any person wishing to purchare any of these cele Ued Pup, cm be accommdate't bw ajl cntioii to .... JOnEPH L1ÖN8, - .. Clark street, vaiiv; lie, Ind. N: B. First come, first served y . m $400 REWARD! KAN AWAY from my farm In Union ronnty, (opposite Shawneetown, on th.Mb tust , two necro men, viz: JESt, a dark mulatto, i feet 4 inclie hifh, wetchs about lift pounds, bow-let'ced, thick uaar, sngiu wmsKers, siout maue ana goua counte nance purchased iu January last of Lecrand R. Fife, ißf Louisvüle. Peter is anout il years old. bricht ciddct caIot: fett inches high, weighs 10 pounds, thick lips; big moutli. showiug his teeth, when spokea to, tla'aIr; rood countenance, stout and larye boned; has a slight ar over one of Ids eyes purched sf Leo VjJ'iT' f Bfykcounty, in January last. 1 will pa txn for the delivery of said nerroes to me at this place, if taken La a free dtate. r sii.i -k sr ,..k i- ... - - , . . , . " -mm, a I ... B . If au this State. I am incline.! to Ijelieve said neeroes crossed the river at ShawneeUwn, aud msy possibly make their way through Illinois and Indiai a to Louisville, here one of them has a wife. . KRIK ATKINSON. Henderson. Ky., May H,l-ji..8wina ILOCKMOOtona'orted.hcstl.raiids brought to . this market, receive,! for aal bv V1CKKKY & JÖHX5TOX. CKMEXT 100 barrels. Jnst received and for sale TENNKY i fJORKN'SON. mvK t"üAR Is25bbl. Loaf: . : 2i do Pulverized: - 25 do Crushed. Jut receirod and far wie hr ... ' - r . TEN NEY te yOKEXSOV. JEW YORK LEDGER, and all other paper x; re1 eeivedry hx press and ijrwleüm day tlriiay, at hl. L. JOHNSON.

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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CORrORATIO.V NOTICE. ORDERED, That the owner of LoU i ir i Hlocks Nr. It., 17, It and 1, iu fetockwell a Enlaremaot, cause the lJ-walk ro Seventh Street, ad joiHnf their lots, ad beiust aituatrl between Ann and Division streets, to he brought to ihe proper citv grade, and plank walks be-laid on same, four feet wid.4, within thirty lays from the rnblieatKOi of th u noice( and in detauU thereol.the Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and thecosU and eienes ai-cruinr thereby, wiil t at-l to an collected by sale of sa;d prv ty. or io much thereof n wiM atisiy Ktid lien and cost. hr der ot th Couokm) Council. . . . Jl. LOCKE, CJerV. mylJ-lOt Tolksboteccpy. j j. ' ' CORrORATIÖN XOT1CI2, OUDtKED, That the o ners of loL In Clocti T and K in the Kartcra KnNrfenieDU raue lenk ide-walk to "t la M duR sdjuifing Uetr ba it Seventh trwt, within four inonüis fmni ihe public. tih of thi notice, and M default tTiereoi, me common Council will iToreel to HTforni sa'd work.SJid tbacooWMAiMl efeu" cctuim lU"rely, wH ajsc!K.'d t. and collccteit by sale vf said iT.pcrtv, or vi much thereof as will aaliufy saul lien aiid cost. By order of tlie Coicmou Council. A LEMCKE, CIcrfc. mj-12-lOt Yolkshotc popy, - .. ; : . r CORrORATIOX NOTICE." ,"r OltDFttED. Thit the owner -of T-oU hi l-x-k No. U-li.16 and 17, in Stockwell's Enlarge-mpiit,caiiäüei(lc-alks on Sixth street, adjoiiiii: tlifir loM, and being sit BMtet Mmi Hmd miii isl.na atrwta, to be In uutit to tbe vcr city craae witliin tliirty days from the publication of this ntice, ami ia default thereof, tht Common Council will proceed to perform said work, and the ccs and tpeom accruiiiir Uurrrby , ill I araeaed t and col icctul bv alef md property, or s much U.ercot as - i ii aaumy aaia neu and cost. . . . - By urdr I the Common Council. - . A..LEÜCKE.ClcrV. mylg-IOt TolVl-ote Copy. : . : Notici:. T.L persons baring dreds for lnts in Lnrust TI III ' Cemetery, are hcrel.y requested to prmcut Uiem 1 to the City Clerk fur registry. Those having the ' Treasurer's receipts fur 13 tutt.U on ruch lots, sre requeste to presentthem to the City Clerk, who will issue deeds fr auch lots, wl hout cliare to the puicliastr. , By order of the Common Council of the City "I Eransville. - A. LEMCKE, Clerk-myil-lOt Volts'iotecopv. f COTTON TARNS J 1(X bacs s-s'rted N'os. Cotton Ysms; 123 bales N'H. 1 & t " d Itnttirg In store and for sale by WHEELER & R1GÜJ. MACHINE DCLTIXG. ' UJY. are scents for the sale of James Thomson' Patent Leather Delling, the best, cheapest, and tuoAt durable Belts in use. We can fu-ii).u any w-ifithfrom I to 21 inches, and any lent th froinl ti 10(0 feet. Orders promptlv fillci. 1IORNB :OOK CO., mv!2 - - Water street COFrEE :A bars choice Rio Coffee, JuU receivJ ed and for sale toy tny a YlCKERT t JOHNSTON. Just Received by Ilipre s. A RLY Iudiatut Trials aud Sketches, t Oliver II . MA fmith. ' , Mv Schoolboy Days at Rugby. - : - -, Adeie, by Jul Rnvennub.. . fbe Bl!e of WafMrcton. 4 lUyard Taylor's Travels. The Quaker otiier., :..-.. . For sn le ut . IlEALY'S. WAXTED. ' - 'HEN or fifTcen girls.- Apply incmedlaterr at the M . Pavilion Hotel. icyft ASTERN COFFEE 10CÖ tarpriai7 Rio Coffer, J la store aud Lr sale bv my: XrHEELER & RIOGS. ÄJCNDRIFSO 50 boxcsCin. Palm'S nr S5 do do Mould Candles: . ll-ü packac-es Star Cnndles ; ", S casks liuCL-h Madder;' 2 cae prime Indigo: , Juit received and for talc WHEELKR Bl Rir,?. iaACRFHlELlfjt -s Nis. Mackerel; fA S Wd. do., Nos , , 76 kitts Mo do 100 boxes Herring: t Just received by rNPRIESC5 SO hlf. ehesU Teas; W n BELrjRRHjGjj. ICO catties - do: - Yj Uixet Tobacco; bOendrties do; 2ö,00l Opera Srgars; ' . 2SAHI Regalia do; r Wl German do: ' ' . j 10,000 hlf. t1. do; J u-t received in store and for le bv ' ay whkklEr a Riooe. Standard and Sew Hooks.BRAZIL and the Brazilians. by the Eevs. Elddtjr Si Fletcher. Life f Ihict. Kane, bj-Dort Elder. ' Livii:gnt:a Travel in Africa, the true edition by Harper . , Lucy Howard a Journal, bv Mrs. Sigournev. Puli.it Kb nenceof tlie ilJth crntury;a splendid work by Fiib. Modern Fancie and Foll.s; a highly moral book. Lifetf Aaron Bun.bv prton. Bayard Taylor's Nortlirtu Travel Sweden, Lapland and Nora-ay. Burton's Encyclopedia of WM and Humor; at inyi - 1UBELL CONYN0T0NS. I fi BUSH. Prime Hungarian Grass S"ed, Z. It. COOK 4: fON. M.Wr fo 'or sale by For Sal4. 1 tt BrsiIELSPca NuN, Just recei' ved on sr. wy y 1 con sigumeid, and for sale low bv mys - P. Ü.O RILEY CO. dryrsyY BAfJS-Ten tales gd Ounny R.i for " sle chesp by ; . P. . O RILEY. uiyi ' . JACC)BYERS,7r "xr"' ' BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. SASH, Poors aud Blinds made to ordr. All kind! of Carienters' ud Joiner Work done in a ceod and urkniMnhke mannT. fhnp ou Third Street, between Cherry and 0k Stretu. . myimlns rpIN.PLATE. 1 boxes 3 x Tin Ute, received Jl vkt sleiuuer Fairchilcl, and fir Kile at red'i-ri rates, by . J?AJL EL 0KßLNIUIES- " " ' W l-oxe S. C. Sla in 1 0 pap-t , W do jsodr. raiavus: . 4 kegs C- oda, in -.W If. keeS; Scajiks Eps. S.1IU, IwOlbs; 5N.. Sulphur; - - - -3 do Gem .an Madder. - - . Recei veil per Bailie, aud for snle lv royl , , 1. 1 ft. IIEIM ANN. SI iCKKRKI-AI.MOn?,lie,- -111 40 Md.-. No. k 3 Mackerel, .Vlhlf. bids. 3 k :o; .V) quarti- I4ls. 1 2 MVtI; im fis. f?. S. AlinoiHU; ; ; 25bsjs iOO Cotton larn re-eired. and f.w .ile Jy J I. & l. HKIMiN.N. tISHI.Nii TACKLE . . ' . .Iiil-il V'ihilig Polest " ?llk Plitttwl and f? tl a-s Lines: Keels, Snoods and llreks: F:uwr Unit Fishing C. k, Are.. Ac. ; Jut roil tr Cll A KI.K? f. IVKU.S. I'ine (utlerf. Sl'PERIOK lot ff Pucker Katves. Wolrten iu". awi ükw Vurk Knife CfDip.inv. t-t niHiU. U'.vj , C.'iARLES S. WLI.S. Ivory Ttb!c Knivr. KCS? ELL'S Irory Gools, In sin;Ie or fuil s-tt t iünlcctj, a ai ranted A 1. by my I C Ii ARLE S. WELLS. Plated- Castors. SUPERIOR ar:i-le, extra henvv p'.it, rf new and chaste desigjis, Just receiTed dir, t fi'tin tlie m;tnuf.M:turer, and will be Soldat Kauern prices. Call at the oil stnnd of - BITTROLLF k SON. invj-l&.w2u - Main street, near Second. DR. JOilX MAGE.MSS, PHYSICIAN AND SUItt.r.ON. TENDEnS tiis professional errricrs to the ctiEeus f Evansvilleand sarroundirr couubry. . OCTce. corner of Second sad Locust streets. . ' . ap'7-tfc wfim JOHN RASCH, . - lias Jnst ltcccivcd A LARGE ASSORTaMENT BOOTS & SHOES, :;i;v -'-.re : ' . THE LADIES AND QELEMEN, : . WITU A V A It I ET V OF r r CIIILpREXS' r SHOES. , rS-CALLSOON AND EXAMINE THE NtW mvl-lm .STOCK.lJ NOTICE .TO THE FARMERS Mowers and Reapers, Threshers and ep. rators. , THE undtrrigned are aenf fer the sale f Kirby's, Aeitaien's, McCn DtckV, Brown's, aid .ew fork Mowers and Reapers; and M"ßit', BiJu t Ralrton, and f larvo Threshers, Keraintors. and Emery At lln. Kau I way r'.wer aud 7reher; ais K in -de'rlierser 's Pncseye, an4 Ilkkock's Keystune, and Culn's Cider Mills aud Fresst. . v All the a ve, are premium wehines,and will be sold at m auulacturer yrict trrirnta a.iel. horn Rrook at rn . osyS " Water street, K vain ille. ICB CRBA1VL

THE EMPIRE ICECREAM SALOON 5 wilIU opened th's d.iy, snd eontmire f.r the cuci. Ou Firrt street, between Main a 8mirr. my 1-1 m JOHN FABKKLL fc CO. SPRINGS k AXLES . - . - ;.. , 3 YJS set a orted Putw-nrc Spr'rgi-; 7 in An. Eaj(ern d: . S00 do War nd Ruggy AxU; On baud aud for tale v ar ' i-AMLCL ORR.

f.M.SELLM AN, Agent.