Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 156, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 May 1858 — Page 2

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KVAXSVILLV, IND.

TUESDAY MOBSIKU .

. ... .may 5 The Southern Convention, that has

he'd its session at Montgomery this year, after committing rcoro absurdities, and

nnking-itself more supremely ridiculous

by its discussion?, than ever before, ad

journed to meet at Vicksburg, m May,

18GO, giving the country two year3 relief from another doe of its nonsen.se. It seems to have produced äs much disgust at the South as at ' ths Korth, by its puerilities and vagaries. Tho Augusta Chronicle in noticing its prccceOings says: "We hire long since ceasoi to occupy our cohmiM with such rniserablü trash mat (jut. For nxt to the Smithsonian Institute, we h.ie It'iijr remarried theso conventions as the greatest humbtir: of tie oc." Several of the leading South Carolina pipers who were ninoiig the first in calling these conventions into existence, are now heartily ashamed of their proceedings and laugh ard condemn their act without even a show of decent respect for tha lionarabla eentlcmen who colli-! . 0 I pose me ooay. ino uarunnian, juulished at the seat of government, condemns tho discussions as extravagant, foolish and impracticable, and says they have done much more harm than good. It adds: "there is, however, no need of surprise, as gintlcmen go there to talk and they must have something to talk about. Many of them cannot get to Congress, so that, for constitutional relief, they must resort to tho convention, to let off their unconsumed patriotism." Manyother of the leading Southern pa pers, speak disparagingly of the convention and condemn its course without stint or reserve. Maryland, for the first time, refused to send any delegates, and was unrepresented. The Virginia mem bersjopposed most of the projects Lroached in the convention and did not seem to have much sympathy with the spirit that ruled the conclave. The doings of the last convention w ill probably prove fatal to its successor. It is doubtful, if, after two year's reflection, another ever assembles. The members seem to have been all struck with tho hallucination" that the entire North is arrayed in hostility to the Sjuth that it is antagonistical in every form and Southern unity becomes necessary upon the score of sclf-preser-va'tioru. The terrible spectre of Northera aggression disturbs the visions of every Speaker, in the discussions of every theme. The question of disunion was freely debated and found sokc warm advocates. The problem of slavery in all its forma was discussed. The policy of re-opening the African slave trade, was vindicated and various cthsr measures equally radical and destructive' found advocates. The report on tho re-opening tbc slave trade, is the most outrage0113 in iU doctrine.?, and the richest for the cool method of its lunacy. It begins with canlidW admitting that tlw qutiuu now pending in the United State between slave labor und f'i 00 labor is precisely neith-.T inure nor loss than the question between aristocracy an 1 democracy, "it is ob vioas," says thus report, " that two distinct auci uutazunlatic form of society have met lor the contest upon the arena or' this Union. The one" mcauiu, no doubt, tho system of the Free Stales 'u.-suineb that all men lire Cinal, nd that equality is riebt, and forming upen that theory , is ttrainuij its mcinK-rs to the horizontal niuin 01 u democracy Thi other" th.it is, ths ?)tetu of the slave States "aumes that all men ure not equal; that equality is not right, therefore; und, Termiug upon this theory, is taking on itseif t..l .,1 f.rm n viitci.il At it.tHriu" The report admits th.it the "popular ideal of the"ae-' 'l iti lavor ol tho termer fv.tem; but, on tlr.tb'.r liatut, the tact of the exis-t-en;e of domestic t-lavery i u.'bumevl to jTuve not only that the "rounded loria of a hocial ari.Htoeraey" is the ''embodiment of a living social truth," but as establishing also, be yond the reach of doubt, tue preliminary iioint of iti boin right "to bring the neio by coaipuUiou to a file of labor." Human society never was intenJoo.so this reKrt maintains, "to o iiaiat forever ol Mt iinarticulated maart of j-uio democracy.' AVhaiever Huiti have come to greatues.i Lave exhibited the condition of unequal tlaaics. !o btato ever yet biirvivcd tho lc..s et euch political distinctions, "lloino perished ia a military democracy; i'runce latins cii despotism fcineu the natural props of 0ciul ora.r Lavo bven striokeu down" rcferling, we btippose, to the uboiitiun of privilcgea vrdcrs and eveu now it might bo painful to consider "what wouid bj tho iSorih without the South.' Thcstf diatinctions, Lowover, though necessary e very w hero iu coiaraunities consisting of only one race, itre artificial, and therefore liable to yield to the force of gravity. The only ure guaranty lor the perpetuity of "tho rounded form of a Bocial uib.ocracy," without which there can hi no national gre itncs, is to have at hand a naturally inferior race, roch aa tho negroes are assaüied to be, whu can bo kept under forever; and the jresonce therefore of this inferior race in the Southern States, and its multiplication there, so far from beirg a thing to be latneuted. holds out to thoo State "the promise oi a brighter future than has ever ODeiied to the hotesof man."' But to justify and uphold this union of unequal races is to jus;uy tue mean 01 us formation. An allirmaueo of Slavery, po the report conteuds, is, iu prineit le and etlect, au aurinance of the foreign Slave-trade. Prescription, as a basis for Slavery, i scout ed. "It were asiust to hid that the inipvis onmcnt cf a man for one year will warrant his imprisonment for another, and for lite It next proceeds to the questions whether tue revival ol this trade wul benetit the ue rroea of Africa, and, if "no, whether it will . 1 - . 1 1.' ... 1 1 . . 1 alio oeneni tue cou.n,aiiu comes 10 um con chision it will be a bleiaing to both. What the South want-i political power. SliJ must either rule or be ruled. The purrose on the part of tho Northern States is to .a . ä a . COatrcl tne vovemnieiih, ana tnrongn me Government the Sodth Tnere is no way of deflating that purpose except by increasing the population and the number of Slave fi:afftj. TLa mere introduction of free popnlatioaicU the South will not answer. ThVr are too many freer opie thero already, ' ty f.r. For tha purpose of extending slavery, elavea are worth more than iree iun. len thousand Southern master made a .noble etand to rescue Kansas, and faileJ. Ten thousand Africans imported aa under tho revival of the slave-trade they might have U-en wiia Boston capital anJ in Boston suips and ottered for al at $150 a Lead, wonid I.ivh awert the Free-Soil rartv frort '.he 'jn:cn.

CLERKS AT ASUIKQT0N. Mr. Hun-

of Virginia, made an excellent sug-

ccstiona few dam r n th Kntf.. IDS

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.v .t 1 -L v. uvromtaaueparuaeau miouiu uo. os sul ject to change with every new admin-utratioa-whxh introduce grD hands .I ...4 iuu lue uiuat. mijju. vaufc Lvaio, auu ucranges the business of the officcs.but they should be appointed to the lower clerk, shins first, and advanced to higher grades e ... ' 1 . . mi.;-

lor merit ana long t3rvn;es aiiis ex . -t...., ii-4 11: .1 MunfJie distant wihlflmeus . almost

ie"culI'u" w,,u,u ul''c uiuucu of the service in the denartments. and be a benefit to the country, by checking the rush to Washington at every change of President of a crowd of himcrv small- ' bJ place hunters. Where one man is half spoiled by obtaining one of these petty offices, for four years, from which in tho endjio is discharged, unfit for anything else, there are fifty unsuccessful applicants who are ruined by running after it and KaeriSdne everv sentiment and nrin- ... cipie oi manliness in tne means tney are I compelled to adopt in the attempt to get I it. Hut the leaders of neither party will give up ths mill coin of patronage; it serves to brilo and pension the most I merronnrr timtion of their nilliorpnt I . . .... - .1 me pot nousc politicians an over me counlrv. Althourrh the reform is so . o - 1 needed, and the suggestion comes from a prominent Democrat, there is little hope it will ever to adopted. TiiK Wisconsin Bribery. Tho par ties on both sides of the infamous con tract in the silo of the Wisconsin Iegis lature to tho Lacrosse Railroad, were so .,r..i c . ., ., . 1 ulaiiusi.ui ui cam uiucr, uiai me nieiuhers would not vote on the bill, till the 1., : 1 , ,1 company had waled up in packages, the bonds .stipulated to bo given to each mcmWr.anJ deposit the, to tho hands ol a stalie holucr, to be delivered on he a K a a a a passage of the bill. The company had not confidence in the Legislature, Gov ernor, and Judges of the Supreme court, to entrust them with the bribe be fore they lud done their service: and the officials in their turn, were so suspicious of the company, that they would not consumate tho matter till the booty was secured beyond chance. Their dealings disclose the mutual estimate they had of each other's honor. The disclosure is the most degrading and startling in the his tory of jHjlitical corruption in this country. It is a disgusting revelation, and one that must arouse popular attention to the imminent danger to the public v'ltue au 1 safety. In this case, the Governor, the Supreme court, thu Legislature, the editors of nearly all the prominent journals, the leaders of the Republicans, tho Democrats and tho Americans all the organs and guardians of the public interests, accepted the bribe, and sold themselves and the State for a price. A TtJ'T ur Sincerity. Among tbe nn tuerous hovlcties who have held their anniversaries recently in New York, and publisJivd statements of their f.nnncin conJiti'jn, is one that ha ns.r.iucd the name of "Tl3 Comi'ensatinjj Emancipation .Society." Us object J, to promote emancipation o( slaves, by compensating their masters fully or partially for their loss in letting them go free. Anu ria the hundreds of magnificent charters that aro collecting anJ disbursing thousands and hundreds of dollars for dis tant and doubtful objects, this humble as sociation lor a home work to aid in the re moval of a tvrong wlo.e evils have convuls ed the country, puts down ivs whole receipts lor the yciir at $190, not moic than the price ol a good field hand for tl.c vatno period. Where thousands can Le raised to inculcate fal-c impressions und simulate sectional lute, not one dollar can Ic pot to take out a rivel from the haekles of a tingle slave. Such an association might do much good, iu ' umeron vaw wnere benevolent prsns own slaves that they are disposed t emancipate, but cannot make the entire Ijss without biinging themselves to beggary, but who would lot them go for a third or half their value, if lliev could secure their freedom. Thero arc sometimes children bjrn in slavcrv from the intercourse of out cast white men witli blacks, whose African origin it i diflicult to detect. These slaves on a plantation, r.re i.u eyo uorc to the slave owner; the sight of Lis o;v:i eoler and features degraded to idavcry is a constant oifjiisj to Lis feelings, und a living reproach of tho injustice und wrong of tho isistitution. TliOae slaves, if removed in infancy, their origin would never ba known to themselves or others. .They arc unsaleable 0 slaves, and for many reasons masters are glad to get rid of them. A few theusends could hi annually expended on such objects, and relieve slavery from no of its most odiou and degrading sights that of a white man in slavery to hia own color. OCT The bills of . the. Citizens' 13ank at Gosport, with which the interior counties of this State were Hooded in harvest and hog killing time last year, can be exchanged for the notes of a New Jersey wild cat Lank. Mr. V. D. Alex ander, who issued the Gosport bills, finding himself responsible, by the laws of this State for his issues, is anxious to have them exchanged for the notes of a bank where the responsibility cannot be so directly brought home to him. The people prefer to hold on to the notes that have some guarantee for payment, under our own laws, rather than pursue a New Jersey soap bubble. Mr. Akson G. Phelts, a well known New York merchant, of the house of Thclps, Dodge & Co, fell dead at his own residence on Thursday night last, from some affection of the heart. He was the son of old Mr. Anson G. Phelps, ona of tha moat .eminent merchants in Xew York, for fifty; years, and he had succeeded to the, wealth, business, and influence of his father. Ho was highly esteemed for his beneyolcnce, public sDirit and trlT'i,fe rlrtnea.

Jen. lieo. Ilodgers t'larU.

1 ue moro ino eTe:us In lüe " sl aur to tü0 closing years of the revolution, m . . . . . . i I re investigated, me greater 13 our au- ot miration for the heroic of General - " Clarke, and the more we ar5 impressed tue .mportant consoles u conoucsts. Judre Law rccentlv erected 4 - a- - an enduring tablet to his fame in an inCresting and eloquent account of Clark's military operations ou the Wabash. TU. .rUiiinnc iimlprtnlron in tho - . unknown and unsustamed by the GovJ ernmcnt; the achievements unheralded to tlo country by bulletins, with scarce a recora 01 tneaa prescrvea in me puouc ,. .1 11 4. it--archives, had sunk almost into oblivion with the present generation, till rescued t . -i .t. by mose wno nave recently assumeu iuo grateful and pious duty of doing justice to tho memories of the old Pioneers. vkI. Denton, in one of his speeches, as renorted bv himself in the VII volume of . I uis Aoriugemeni oi congressional ic- j bates, lays a new chaplet upon the t mb of Clark, in a description of an achievement scarcely known to the people who now occupy tho scenes of its perform nnce. r Mr. Benton stopped a moment to speak of bbIa.s i'f :v V'-Z, V aia mat. trie iriiisu ana inaiuns. 10 me number of li'W, appeared before St. Louis in the year 178 J. General George Hogers number of 1,1 Clark was ihor. upon the American Bottom, with the eouqiwror or mcennes and Kaskaskia. J he t rcucn of M. Louis beut to In voke his fcid. Ho had but 400 men, and might have declined with honor. He micht have suid: Our numbers uro few, the river is too wide and rapid; you arc stranger., and I hvc beyond the confines of my country; you iiiiiy io iiiciuiUMuii aim mo cneiiiY, w uuw i. . :.. m.. .1 1 ,ac acr0.s tIia Miijlppi, and to revtn-c in bouisiana the defeat of your countrymen in Illinois. 1'ut such was not the language of Gcncral Clark? uor of tke hrZxccmen tluW followed his stops, lln or they Knew J.L I. a .a -a a . them mic-n u rotirtn-ot-Juiy expression. They did know danger were born in its prcfciH-c, and grew up in its company - and ca.-u could say, with Lsar "Duncrand I ate brothers, Twin .ions whelped in one hour. And I tho elder and more terrible."' They were the riflemen of tho West, nnd took counsel, not from danger, but from honor and couragw. They divided into two bodies aud marched to the relief of St. Louis. Two hundred preseutod themselves opposite the town, and two hundred cro&trd the rivr below. At the night ot ueh bcdJiics, the British and Indians, believing them to b tho vanguard of a great army, Midden ly retired, after killing eighty of th' inhabitant:.. and leaving an impre.oir.n of terror which tili murks that year as 1111 epoch of culamity : "Vannre Jn vw." llistorv, continue I .Mr. 15., tells of the passage of tho Kl...i.e and Granicn; but hco is the passage of a river unknown tu history, yet surpassing the ex ploit ol Ilamiual aud Alexander as much in littrcism and magnanimity, as the Father of Floods Mirpapsos in magnitude the puny i-treaiiis ol Asia Minor. Col.. IEMTOX OX LlSCOMl'TOXISM. Mr. VVm. C. Jones, son-in -law of Col. Tonton, has published a letter denying that Col. Lcnton expressed any strong antiLecoiupton sentiments in his last Interviews with his friends. The conversation in which he is understood to have stated his anti-Lccompton views most freely, was with Francis 1. Iilair, jr. Representative or the St. Louis District a warm and attached friend of Hen ton's, ilr. I51air, it is supposed, nil reply to Mr. Jones' letter. In tho mean while, the Xew York Tribune furnishes a "settler" for Mr. Jones, which it wilj be hard for him to recover from: The biography of Mr. Ucnton, in Apple ton's New American Cyclopedia, copied into The Tribune 011 the 10th ol April Ut. Therein it is announced that Mr. J '.en ton zealously opposed the Admiiiistratiou of l.nchnnan, and inclined to unite with the " opposition that presented itself in tlio Kek publienn party." Mr. Iknton had this biography in his hands for revision a month before hia decease, nd returned it with t'.c pa.n;e wc have qiioted, unchanjrcd. Rut certainly if it had not been true, be would have altered it. Tin: 'I'r.Tii::i Physicians," for whom we and almost every pnpt r in the countrv have advertised a nostrum, by which he liaa shamefully imposed upon the credulous, is fully exposed by the New York ldjrer. It upe;.rs that his real namo is Oliver V. r.rown, a Vermont printer. His mixture is t-)inpo.e l 0: Ii iuoriee a slippery -elm deco-j tion, und honev, costing, bottle Included, sir.il l-u-t 11 vtnTs. ue litres nn old man named Kuyper to personate Dr. Jutnen, tho '"retired physician." Uo is also in company with a fj low called Monnett, in the treatment of private disease, and is the publisher ol the Magie Monitor, a paper devoted to magic and the.advci Using ;cf his nostrums. In addition, he is the proprietor of a medicine lor tha cure of solitary vice, called "the Cordial of California Laurel,'1 the superintendent of a clairvoyant under the namo of Dr. Tracy Dclormo, nnd ns I'refessor Jumes T. llorne, advertises in the country papers a revel pe which will teach nny body to make l,0üj per unnuru, which ho will disclose on the receipt of $0 s;tid recipe being for the manufacture of artificial honey, lie nlso figures in petticoats, under the name of Madsrae Julia Melville, an the proprietor of a cosrxt'.ie called "Tho Milk ot i.ot-ea and extract of f.l.ler Blossoms." The Mayor of Jersey City certifies that there is no s'uh person in that place as Dr. II. James, but an old man is employed to personate him. The whole tra'ter is'said to be well understood there. I'rown is said to be worth from $50,000 to 100,000. which ho has cleared within a lew years by baitin theiruJgjom. 0 (rThe Philadelphia Tress, in commenting on the blunders made bv Enlish writers id all matters relating to this country, exposes some very gross errors of Allison. Next to Allison's it says: The most notable example was afforded by tle writer, who concluded a biographical notice of Daniel "Webster, the statesman, by stating that "this eminent man was executed, at Boston, for the murder of Dr. Varkman, un eminent chemist " Gov. Wise. "It U exacted that Gov. Tvise will run for onjrres from his (the Accomac) district at tho close of Iii guoernatorial term, and will make as an issue the course he pursued ob the Locompton qnetion. lie denou cca tho English compromise a worse even than the pure Lecompton bill. The opposition he meets from Senators Manon ana Hunter will only make him the more earnest. t3TThe bill Interdicting masquerade-balls In 2iw York has received -the- approbation of tbe uovernor, and is now law or ins state. This bill is simply an amendment of the law of 1329, which imposes a fine of $1,000 for piving a masquerade ball, recorcrable by civil wuii. Iha ner law rruikes the eSTence a ralseaeanor, lial to be p jnhi bj im-tronmot.

TiniTisu Outrage. The following iss.i

be a correct record of the outrages com- - lttd on American vese.Äbv BntiahBliiPä- . , .t. - i..if ,f f :" ' j - war, iaieiy,m m uuuer their a.omod right of acarch for slaves: fcWp Tropic Bird firod into, boarded, and MaT h(ft. schooner Corwz, twizeJ, and now g a"; tre?'?-w' ,u , r.' "u 1 ",.1. grj V ing, Drei luiiO, ooaiucu, out schooner Mobile, fired into, boarded, and aai marched, while lyinp at anchor, in the port of Sagua U ttrande. - r7"Tho rhilatle'nhia Tress, of Tlmrs that the day previous, intelligence ' tfol.Kana was received by bis family in that city, whieh leave o'jj tL gjcr JJXÜ 1 of the Mormons to allow the regular exerci or tcderai antnoniy in men midst. Th Mormon war is, consequently ci,. Kane'e miaaion to Mormoudoni i disowned by the Administration. He H(vma to have made peace on his own hooK. Br0Ceedin were dccidcdlv not in tho style of the Circumlocution ciücc of either 'tluouw SPECIAL NOTICES. r.-r-xr-z - i ?rs. NUTICKS m thUpl.ice.lOcfTitarerline kyczu iid Ajtate) one inenion; aocenu it I. ne three t:ir.j; Jt Ceuts per Iis D reek; discount on louder tiuie (Jrrat Cures of Deafüess nl RheumatUm bv lie (irath's Electric Oil. Indianapolis, Oct. -VA, Prof. De Jruth Denr Sir: This is to certify I have hecn partially doaf , for five or fix 3 cars, and I have teen eureihy one application of De Grath's Electric a a. a . a. a m a x- ' irmi w ii vimuw Yours, truly. V. M. KESDRICK. ANOTHER . I.sDiAKsroLis. Oct. COth, rrof. Ps G rath T)onr Sir: This certifies that I hare tried Trof. Pe Oratli's Electric Oil. I have been deaf for five years and It has f ured me Yours trnly. HENRY WOOD?, Sn. VET ANOTHER. Trof. Ie Grath Dear bir: Thisc-rUfie tlmt I have been deaf TES yeaa. Pe Grath's Ekj'.ric Oil ha? lesttc;l my hearing jnitc well. Yours truly. JOHN TAYLOR. CSf Piles are one uf the nmrt tmuMene, a weil as painfal afflictions of tl:e human family, the ruu of which. If inquirei into, invariably is found to Ik? constipated bwel.-). Hcrucvethe cause, ani be niade while. This can he done eflcctually f.y the u.e cf Dr. J. IIo?t-ttcr' Stomach D'.tteri; which, if taken as per oirectiori on th bottle, will remove all fUtnleu cy or heavines frtmi the stomach, cure cnstivei!, ai?t dif.Hti'.n, pive a good appetite, ar.d iir.part hoalthy tone to the whole system. Why not give it a trial till who u'IVr, mid ho relieved Ml oni'? h:h if ho ilth t' j ut ii pr;fera!de to sicknv.F, continue t. u it daily ht f-re meals. For sale !y dealers generally. rnyl i'r.y ii it th.it CUKISTATjOKOa 71.1 1 It PYK Is ta; V:.,t IN THE WOULD! HEOAl'SK eminent chemiits say so; M'TAl'SK it contains no cauytic rouipninda! UF.f'AL'iE it wears lunger than any oth"rl Kl'CAUSK it v;H-ite. iiiHtai.t uieouslj ! liKCAl'SK it .1 Hi not .Uin the ku. r.KCAL'fe'K it nourish? and .trnFtheiis th Hair! ISECAlB it correct th bad fleets of oth r dyel PTC iU jth, ca.-nt bcd.;tted! rKlAUiiK IT NEVEIt FAILS! Sold everywhere and afpli-l hv aM Tf wir TifcT. J(t.fcVlI rilKISTAlHHtO, ai lni l&w . Aor House, N. York. CIUINCENT 11TV IJANK. I'ifkctobs. John A. Heitz, Cosrao Biker, Thomas K. 1 rvi anil Jons Law. Receives deposits, buys and veils coin and ex'-hancc. Infret alloued on tiu.e deposits at stich ra'.Pi 5 s may Ix-agre"! 'p-i ih d'.j'ositor awil Hpcc'.tied in cvrtitleate. Cxeliaus't-ou New YrK, Cincinnati and I.ouisvilio,Uiat Britain, Eraitce, Switzerland, I'.rlgium, 11 lU:i'l , Iluisin, D iinirk, Sweden, Nor.v, and all the Cities and lare towns of Germany, fur sil in pms to suit. Collections ma1iaiid i rocenlt r-nittt.-d t.roinptly at current rate of exchnnifij JOHN A KBIT., Vr. W. II A K Ell. Cashier. iU 3m ir nil our ItraJrrs Wlir are trouMM wi'h liver complaint, Jaun tire, ?r Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement i" another rolmnii of lr. an.'Oed'i Ivh;ora i or, and then do as we Ii.itc done p.-t a bottle, it e should not see so nnny .viokly, lalf-uVar", ricspiirixij rcr'c M now i:i.rt .wir gaze ;tt almost every etn-jier, fr thre nevir 11 a.i a remedy f hfcli to mucU Is .'.it I, nnd that rrf. rms s nearly alnt Vi vmprietors sav it will d.. It ciinc to u-t to liiglily reeomUH iide.1 th tt wecuH not fail to try it, ai.. I a trial lias cuuvirxed us, without a JiiuM, that it is tlie berf faiuily uieilitrinc in 11. We lake it fir Headache, Pour Stomach, Biliuinrtefs.atid any of the lit'le bodily ills that are coninior,an I it J c ) roduca a plramit state of fwlinp t' the siek. und hat is belter, after Biins it a few tinus, thce httle ills grow lesiand less, and there is a prospect of being entirely free from theut t.y a eoritiu nance in the use uf the In vibrator. (See Advertisement.) niyi-lnidltw The Till Trade. Who couM dream of the mngnitudo ju;h an undertaking 33 the manufacture of a Pii'irutive Pill amunies when it.c-uies into general u-e Ami hour painfIy do the fallowing nunilera speak of th auioiifil of Uuin.m Fikr.c and sutlerlug, tlmt little moriel of a rvinc ly goes forth to combat and stiiJue. lr. J. Aver, of Lowell, icanuf.iclure in his lalrttory forty gro. per diem of his Ciitlwrtic Pills, throurf all the year. This i.i eight I'.i.M'S a minute, r one dose a second. tV Ihuit tin I o?er I '.OJO irrsous swaIIhw this pill every piiy, r 1,2.1 ,00 a month! Physician, think of that 4.",0tt .;ttieiit a d y who eck relief from the niediral skill f one unan. Purely, that man houltl lie.tw he ii t" t!iNca.e,one ef tie firrt intelligence and of the biglifrt character, lltjmt emotion culailsupOD hir.i a fearful r"ivinsn.ility for the weal or woe of Iut fellotr man. ! Paincrirle Courier. l)Ueae of the I.lvcr. Ity th'i disen? we undnrstaml an niil.mmation cither iu the membrane tr u' stance cf the liver, known by dull pains In the right side, the stomach always disordered , tlieTellow tinge of the kin, dry Cough, tongue coated, costivenesg, high-colored urlue, and of a tliiek naare; severe -eaknes and se vere pains iu the head The quantity of corrurt ?J humors iu the region of the Itrer, eaM4 m, doftMflve secrctioa of the bile. Tat liver when healthy, Verves as a filter to the Mood, to separate ail impurity from it, or to refine it. AVhea di.-teaie J, it canuot purify the blood, which, it hen sent to the lungs, brains, aud other iart4 in a morbid condition, may cause Jaundice, Consumption. Insauity, 4iC, and withholding the natural stimulus to the intestines, cause.' Dynrepsia, Piles, ai;d other com. plainti, as you perceive tSe direct way to unravel and tear the vt hole sy :eru to pieces. A patient , sulteriruf fruj this complaint, should re ul to fpeetly relief, letttere are very few meliclncs worth a cetu In curing diseases. What then a'ia!lbcdone? We ty, usu Ir. Morse's ludiau Itoot Till, as they are comrised of plants avd root; they a ill Ije foutd a sureV:ure ft this jainful dLea.e, because they rnrje rom the boly thse corruyt aud sgnant hiunor, and so cleanse and renew the Mood, which Is tbe cause, not only of the disease of the liver, aud the iuflarumatiou of the kidney and the bladder, but of every; description ef aisease. From 3 to 4 of the aove pUI, takea erry msht 011 going to bed, will in a few 4Ujrs entirely relieTe the body of everything that is opvo.'ed to health. Ih-. ore' Indian Root till iare sxlit.by aU dealers in Medicines. myT-lti UIt.t at Southern Kill. ' Id cts. per bushel at retail , aui e per ton, bj apCtf IÜLEIIART BROTHERS. Mexican Mustanz Liniment. Intrinsic viitue alone could iusure the fticccss which this article has attained for Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Ptiff Joints, r Ualls, Sprain, Pul Evil, and SwcUiugs upon Horses, it has no equal (or Man or Beast. No person will be without it who has once tested iu value. "And with reference to the general estimation of the Mustang Liniment, I can cheerfully say that no articl ever perforue.l so many caret In out neighborhood as this. L.W. Smith, Rldgeoeld, Conn. S. Leiten, Esq., My de Pärka.Vt. "writes, 4that the horse was considered worthless, (his case was tpavini, but since the free use of the Mustang.. Llnimeut I havestld him for ISO. Your Liniment is doln woaders up here." Such testimony is reaching us every day. The .half isuottoU. Every funily iWU have it. Beware of any otter "Bra e' l.Jntm.a:." It i a base fcni-:-.:lcn. BAitrE H PARK, rj'-'.ie w PrirriT, N'T Y-irk.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

COAL. ßODIlM MINISa com r ANY, tOffic oa Watr mrect, nuT the Tiemih Office.) Cart loadj of H tmslwlj of Bo luci Jüue Cil deuvere t aoy part of tU -.t- at 1 11 per KaJ. Coal weijhod. if dettire-1, at the expeae of tho. iurchaser. Nutes of iolTent lukof Iliiaoui od Wisconsiu taken iu payment. JOIIX WYMOXD. deci8f. Secretary u l Mauager. T0-DA1T,S ADVERTISEMENTS. One square, (10 Hues 1kI Acau:), three times, tl 00 Vne m wk 1 50 Two weeks, 3 50 One mouth 4 00 iure noQUK , j ix months """" m iX) U?.r 00 'Zr- Ulli00Ull,0al!t'"ferarfrer'Ueinmt. ij1"3 of 's ,ine or "a'ler, 10 ir annum. -P ',tillfi.rliid"a1vfrt9eineuti.i-etivet. t2 ao a-iTert-sement inerte! for less than tl. NEW ARRIVAL OF LUMBER AT TIIK NEW LUMBER YARD. CORNER OF MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS. IS order to make room for our new stork of I.1TMM. BKR now hre, and on the way, we will sell our I ury i,urtiier at rerr low prices, aud leu than ever Lefore ottered in this market. We hT a (od btock of Pine Shingles, Drees t looring, Vresi Ceiling. &c., always on hand. We will he receiving Lumber direel from our Mill la Pennsylvania. Mr evry ri3? lnnnr t!ieea n. WATäÖN, NEWUKRKY &. CU. iny2'-tf . AUCTION SALE! On thW Morning, May the 23tb. f. T 9 o'clock, we will .fler for sale at our Auction i& Kooru, corner of Jlaiu and I bud streets, Lr ausvilie, an assortment of very tine lioods, desist ing of UenU' Keudy JJade fuiumer C lothing, toat, er-W, l'anu, lioou ant fehoes, Lailie Dres lielaiucs and Dress Tilmai n$, E liar, Inserting, Mci ant que Kil'ln, l'oit Monates, and a targe v. lety 01 Jewelry, Tal'le aud Dessert fpoous, Silver Forks aad 1 ate he. UN THURSDAY, May 27th, we will oiler for sa! to the trade, a large assortment of (ilasw?ir-, Decanter. Moluses Caus. half Giltou dar, Wehster anJ Mt. Vernon Sugar Mjwl, reseire Disheg, 6 iiuh Times, Tumbler of various kind und atl:rii. Sale to continue from day to day, until the entire stock is sohl. HUDLbhl s. a 1. Lsu.i , my-lt - Auctioneers. SUNDRIESm reams Wrapping Taper: 5U do LtriUT &. Cp rier; dor. W:iihioiiils; jö d. licdcords; boxes Mercantile Writius Fluid; h'O tmxei Vir' und u1xr; 75 Uo Stur Can.llea; IHJU ! boxti Sardines; 'JM i da i; 25 cases Cove Oy Mcrs; ktrfcs S. J. Ix.da; Just receive! aud lor bide l y luyih WUELKR- Rica.B UCK ET 6c. TUIiS MM ;wi doz. l,;intel UueketsJ th do ruuey hir. liuckcts; I') dj Tutu .Nim. 1,2 a. ii 4)netts d' ooieut n; In are and Dr sale by HEELER &. RH.0?. fHVRACCO & 8EGAKS- " " H- j Uixes Tobaeco, lis. S, I & b L.; ;,ueUii. io ?; 0,'.,0.H)liut S.aai.li C. iis, t.i tM)X"s; J.1,1 leeeived k.y V tl KhLEK & ItlCt'.S. Glasü:clas:i:3 iwxcs-lu Window tüus; 50 rto 10-11 do; If) aborted sizes u; Jul recti ed auu for &tie bv V ilEELER k RICC. li EOS of .Nails in score and lorMiie by HtoKOWN MIEETlNCi i: S1IIKT1NUS-25 l-ales J ass ated, ju.it received and rr s:il9 by KKii.N 4i PllESTON. KLKACIIFD SHIUTlXti:SCitwJ l'lrached ?i.n t lie?; 2 do h:rtiii TiteetH; it bales 1j ti tr-; 2 rai. Arroti riieeii; Iiit..rvmi 1 ..rsull.y KKKX V l'KCüTU.N. UiXT.S U caej asiotted, jiMt received and fov K. n tie I y KtiKX ii I'tmTO.V. f AWNS 4c ilXiiUAMS-lOO ps. late ftvle. just A reeen ea and for a!c at re.lueeil pricf i v KKKX H 1'Kr.j.TOX. rfOTfUNADES leasts plain and fancy, in dore and for ile ny KKK.M 4c t'UfcsTON OXAIU'ROi 4llci plaiu and s.riped in t-tore aud tti.r-aiely KKK.V k. l'llKSldN. OTik MIOKS-ljOrawi a.,.rttd, taaniv7, JL9 M hxu Hill icold 'iitp lv KEEN it PRESTOS'. H AT.S-20c.vie Meiii ami D jvs'fjr mtunier, re. 14 eeivg! and br !t.tle ly K tKN PK Kg TON. 14VN(! i(SOAr.-;!00 boxes, consUin of Mil- . itary Shaving, Transjareut Cate-, Tntparent lun, Kmicy Hom-, fancy litu s, etc. J usl received and lor e-l Vk.ui i.ow by GILr.EKT Sc 110A7LES. S UTTflN CEDCORD 23 Reel for aale by ruyJI lill.HKICT 4c IIJVVI.E.S. ST KMOX srnri'-.Vl lx I doz. each, l!;ildwrin, ma Mcyter c Lo.d, verv chiirt artiele. for vile bv O I LIS E KT Si BOWt,KS, Sycamore my 2i ; l. Nl'.N.NEL. EVAXSVILLU PLAXIXG S FLOORING MILL. SECOND SIRltT, BK.TVVKCN CHtKNVT &.C1IEKRY. BKAI.EKS in Lumber and lanufacturcri of l.ors, lnutfr.4, l;:i.C, Sa:i. l..t;r and V'int auies, AUiul.bKgs of evrry iT.e, H'Mjring, Wcsthcrlxtiu-diiig, Shelving, Mantkf, Rase Pilasters, Urcuu-lnu.e S isii, and Chain Pump Tubing. A l.irpe :isoittnrnt of S.vh. Itlinds. boors. MouldInjjj nii.l ri.mp Tii'.iiis-, constantly tin hand. .lso. Ready orked Flooring of all kinds. Persons alKiut to erect buildings rn the Southern er Western enuitrv, rriiikidrrintr the low rate of freight y river, milron.l and canal will find it to tbHr uiteTet to vur.'liitse at nur r.ta!d!shiueiitt whwe they can lie HUpjiliel with all the CüriLtcr's work, rcaly. made, ut se tnnoij lurnl t-r, for tbe tinishof buiblins. Our work m not inaile as most factory work, with t-n-finhlf tay thr..tiph, but it is framed in the same manner a if nude ky hand. Sawinir of all kinds done on short i:i t:i;. Terms eah, unless olher bc fgree-l von. HKfcLK Si IIL'NNKL. iuy:i4f i'oit kali:. iOOIi second Innd Daniel's Plainer; will dres 1. twenty fwt long and twenty-four inches wide, sil complete, in g'iod mnnine or-1 t, and iiti'te as good as new. STEELE Jt IIL'NNEL. m.vL'J-tf K VlTi UK" L E VC, E R ,lTa7por's AVecVlyTlind L .he latent pa per, may i found t SI. L. JOHNSON'; Kirst street. rii'ftü torn .Meal. FT. 4 Rl'tf IILLS in store and f r ile bw Off SAM'L VICKKRY, wyil No. ;iMiinst. toilX & RUANtons of xtr eon- try tiran I 200 bushels Ear Com. for sale I y SAM'L V ICK ERY, No. 71 .Main st. Leal' Lard. H prime Leaf Lard, in ftor Sud X VK'KKUT. iiiy-'l o. 1 1 111 t-l. D1SSÜLTTIOX. rIII partnership heretofore exiMiup U-twetn U. JL . Ar.c-üorie and John Clreek, under th- uame of Armtroi,g & Ureek, isthis day dissolved by mutual cou'vlit. ... The interest of John Creek having been f nrrhsed by l. V. Anrsu-riig, the flairs of the firm will l settled by I'. V. Armstronp, whi will continue the business. Retail ware-rooms in t'resceiit Vity ll.iildiiifi. Wholesale an finigiiim) roun cor uer Water aud Locust streets, raetorv in irveksville. V. W. AKMSTKOXO, JÜUX tiliEKK. CARD. The unliT;cned, having retired from the f rm of Armstrvi'p ireek, bikes pleasure in recominendlug to tlie:r old cuft-nncn, the new firm. His iacreaetl t'aeilitus for uianuf.icturfng wi:i enaIdehim b tum out work equal to anv estai!isTjieut in the Wet. JülIS GREEK. my l:t-l r EVANSVILLE G-eneral Agency. ZH. TOOK dc 80.. are agents for the Miami Pow.kr Co., and keep a full eteek on li;iti'l, in Magazine. McConiick'. Reaper an4 Mower combined; StoekWCll & Illme'lt f:i'.n:t Cruiu IlriMr ti... ,. , . . . 1 uc uiuioiou .mo et ; ID1PI nai bined. RaUton's Thruher, Separator and Cleaner coinCuniming's Patent Straw Cutter. Sau ford 's Patent Straw Cutter. Young America Corn ami fob Crusher; Novelty Mills' Flour, triebest iu the market. Southwestern Corn bhtller. Western Corn iheller. Also,, huve on hand, in season, a full assortment of Grass iiuil Cirdcu Seeds, and Seed Grains. Jw.vW Z.H. COOK at SON. The Most Interesting Neir Book. 'JIB PITT STREET CII A PEL. gEBMOXS Jl deliveretl iu Boston, by Clergymen "f ix differentdcuomin.Uisiis. certainly thelet Book lately puilisheU as each sermon U by a celebratetl man. The sale has teen enormous, .luvt received at jnylt HOBKLL St COX VXGTt'X'S. Pastarc. tnAVE a fine nutnre, well fenced, and am prepared ta receive Horses, or othetstock to tafure, at ljwestpricts. Ti.J.DOBKLL. mylv-tf . " Dobell & Conyngton's. ARD OIL. 3 barrels J. Haast and Son's Extra J J Lard Oil, Jest received bv nyPi Z. II. C00Ü & SOX. FAMILY FLOITR-M bhl9; Xovelty Mills Extra laaiilv Flour, the best In market for sale by Z.H. COOK ti SON, Sole AreW yWEKT POrATOKS 20bbis. Southern Seet Pota:cr?,in prio-e crder, fr tale at tl per bushel. ' by Z. H.t'OOK Ä ' nv '

CORN MEAL S BRAN 2;, l'Uli. treli Corn Meal; l.Otk) ilo. Wheit Rnn: '

Instoreand foraaleby- , . H.COOK, k SON. pfJAILS-500 Kt'fis.all sliea tad best quality, for wie low by mvl O.ILBERT BOWLE. rifVO gyrA Cooper, at our barrel f iotrv. 6 nyl8tf JAMKS OAKLEYS 0N. A BKILLIAXT LIGHT! And the Cheapest Known. W? E are aports for the mI of Die.'i tc Co.' TatW ent Coal Oil Lamps. It i a letu.f licht than and nearly as cheap. An assortment of Lamps, 8ha-lf.. icVi. CllimilfV Brtlh ui Oil alarm . n hand at lowest price. We refer to those using "them tor inciruiovi iao uiotc. myH irOItXEROOK S: CO. iOHEKSE 2 oxe choice old Western Reserve c neese, received tuts Uy tiy Z. II, COOK & SOX. Rooks and Stationery. CORNELL'S Primary Geography, MeCuflev's Readers, and School and Blank n.ok of all Vind., to be found at M. L. JOHNSON'S. my Hi KKtJS & NAILS 1ö kegs SI Nails: 7 lfl&20d Nails; W " f&ld do; Rtjceived and for sale l-y I. L D. IIEIMANN. ALLEN'S EXCHANGE. ARB . BILLIARD SALOON, MAI.ST.,.EAR THE RIVER. nPHE citizens of Evansirlle, are respectfully inB. formed that the undersigned has opened the above establishment, for their accommodation . and he assures them they will find there every attention, and th rhoiret liquors In the market. tS-A FREE LUNCH, of the finest and most damty kind, will b set every day, precisely ax 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, lie hopes that as he will iaior 10 ueserve patronage, it win nejMonrsuv renewed upon hiin. JOHN S. AtLEN. mylf-gw , COÖiMil IS ATTEiN THtX I Bl'ST received a foil supply of D. B.. Barton's W Rochester CooperTooM.Columbus Truss Hoops & Planes. Also, a large stock of Hoop Iron, assorted sizes. JACOB f-TRAUK. myl-öw Main st. Iftween Firrt and Second. For Family Use. "ffTS BOLTED FLOUR, and Wheat Grits, and fresh U HomiDy.at HART'ä MILLS. my 17 ic? keets No. 1 Mackerel; 1 drums CiMlrt-h; öP.KHl Cut Six Ciprs; 2 ht'ls. l.raz. uts; drum Fig, ' f0 hbls. Pa. Cider Vinepar; Rewiet and; or sale by my'.H T. & T. HE! MANX. C OTTOS BATTING-:-" I al. s for fwlebv ti 1 1.U KRT i BuWLES, AgeutaCy yregs M Ills." Uncurieiit 3louey. . LABAMAtTenness, Ceorria, Caro!fna and II . linia ri'ite. Ltken at rar for liroceries. ortninzht M a small discuuut fur cash, ny - Ul Littltr & BOV.'t-K.S n.yl" . Sycamore st. near Wut1. KOCH ESTER TOOLS. " t'T reeeiretl an iuvoicv of D. R. Barton's jn;!'v 9P ceietn-ated A. No. 1, O. hides' Tools. Also. Co lumbus Truss Hoops and Wood Tool. What the u workini; with poor t'.!., w hen you vti rK the he.t out. Callat UHAKLKS S. WELLS, ni 15 " Opposite .1. 11. M.tcln-e i Co KOCHESTKK CtXPEltS' TOO LS-Just received a lull supply iu store and tor sale bv BABCOCK St SONXTAO, myll Water street. JJViOU TLÄTES" A new lot bevilv idatl" D.wü1 laics, ju-st leceivea and ciithtm to or.-r at R. WÄLDKIKCH'., Corner First jiiidycamoretreets. i."N't!RAVIXG of älfkinds.'done at " " A D. WALDKIRCIl'S. myl5 Jeweller and Eueraver. P.MRE GILDING and Galraniz'ne. dne at JL B. WALDKIRCH'?. Corner First and Sycamore. HO AHHI.M!. A number of ften'leinen csn pro cure i:y Hoarding at tne walnut M. House, I .n rs. v eon g , coroer irsi ana v alnut streets. nivH-tf WHEELER & WILSOX'S" FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. 'MMIE hert, sinu'Iest and most durable Marhinc in SL use. They make a ulrong lock Hitch, the same UKn lMih sides or tbe work, sewine with ciual farility the thickest aud thinnest fabrics. Any ool of uirea.1, couoii or suk used wiiiiotii n new u p. AU ni.ichines warranted three 3 ears, and full instructions given 10 enai.ie pure ntsiters I use tlteni saluractorily. Auso The Ducke j c Scwin? .Mac li inc. Price 83C. The liest sinjr'e Thread Machine in the market. A general assortment of Sewing Machine Silk Thread, Nee lies. A-c , Jcc , constantly on hand. Olfice. N. 4, Marble Hail. myU-rtm P.M. SELLM AN, Ageot. tltKCiol'51tT(iNES,arlne lotijust received arid" set to order in Rings, etc., at 11. WALDKIRCn'S SLECTRO-rLATIXG done at i II. WALMvIRCM'.-. MliiCi:. LL I'i:ROX5 indebted to the Evansville, In dianapolis Ä; Cleveland Strairtt Line Railroad company, are tierei-y i.otiliol to p:iy no monies except to the Tressurer, or to his duly authorised acentd. all agencies prior to this rf.ve bavfrie lien revoked. . 4, JAMES UREJiXE, Treasurer. -mvU-tf A. BEATTYM. IX OIRce) and Hesldeiiee In Mr. 'nldwelPs llulldin, oa l.uciiHt, ur ar Second (stiert. rjjHAXKFUL for the liVral pntronape (civen to M bim last summer, he has returned li Kvansyille, with the design of becomin a permanent citizen, and rei-cctfully oilers his professional serriccs in all tlis-ea-s, acute Or chronic. Whilst lr. B. rsards the scientific use of watrns the Febrirutum Mijnum, he ne-crthelcs9 ues all the s.ife reuTJdieslwth or the Alopathic nnd Eclectic Schools a adjuncts, discarding all injurious and poisonous medieati..n. He would call the attention of the public to the following SPECIALITIES. Cancrrs Removed without the knife and permanently cured. Eronchitis a.sd CossvMrTios Treated by the new system of inhalation of medicated vapors, assisted by valuable expectorant svrup. Iiucasbs or me Eyes. Persons who have had theireyes burnt with rarious kiu U of caustics, receiving little or no benefit, will find it to their interest to rhatifc the treatment. Fem alk Diseases Will be treated with remarksblc success. Various r.ew remedies will hi usel,as the Magaeto-Electric maehii.e for nervous diseases, &e., K.C. The subwTil-r hss a choice assortment of pure drutrs an l medicines, (wines an I brant. ei 'r medical purposes only , and the moid jnpulr T atent med ieincs at retail. Persons calling; fer mliins, arid pay in for them iu the cilice, may have medical cotiacil without charge. SV Physicians' prescriptions Vrtl of the Alorathic and Eclectic schools, carefully prepared nt all hours. myU-ly Jy:TTV' l'" B. T. ETHCLL.. ' EB. TALLS. B. P. ETIIELL & CO., (Established April l?jß. C0.1I3HSSI0X AM) FOUtrARDttG NO. t rOTPKAS S-'SiBieT, NEW OICLKANS, I.A. BErKSENCtS Rob, rt S. Howard, ! r,.,,...;.!,. r. ,1 A His ii Howes, ) ETailM llIt ' IwL A. M. Phelps At Son, ) vmi..lrP Tm4 Miner Si Weed. eburf, Jul. H D.Xewcomb&BrJr , .,, K, I. S Benedict & Pon, $ n,Tl t hTTfi"S. Iianforth, Sec. i Xew Alb. Ins. Co., Kew A-lraMV, Ind. R. Simpson Ac Co., Wm. II. Catlin, K.U Beverly, j Henderson, Ky. Jas. Montgomery, Pres. Br. Rank, Jeffersouville. Merrltt, Ciunpbell ft Co., St Louis, Mo. myl3-ly Imported Liquors," Cigars & Fruits On t'onsljnmeut and Tor Sale Cheap. raMIE following articles imported direct from France, ar.d f a superior quality, are now in store arid will lie offered at low prices. 10 one-eighth casks Cognac Brandy, Satton brand; 4 do do do do do Morris brand; one q h irterca.sk s do do do Co; boxes Brandy t'berrie, Xo. 1, In Jar; 7 do Assorted Fruit iu Jars, prtervd in taeir on juice; .1 do Absinth; 9 St. Julien Claret; .tlO Opera Cigars; CHW Prima Vera. Cirar. The above Will be sold fr cash r.r sbort IsmVable uiyl..-2w Volksete & Enquirercopy. 3Iain St.

CIDER VIXEP.AR-W bids., food article, just received and for sale bv VICKEBY it JOHNSTON. THEA! TEA! TEA!JL 4 half chests extra fine Ganpowder Tea; 4 no do - do Imperial do; A J" ? . Voung Hyson do; 13 half chest Poachene ImperuUnd Young- Hyson In 2P, 1J,6,4,3 & 10,000 Free Tra-le Cipars; Just received and for sale by H I. ftP. HEIMAXX. NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS! Beatrice Cenci, by Mrs. Sherman. Julia Kavanag h's new book, Adele. Jndge Law's History of Vinccnnegj a mot interesting work. Pebitand Credit. The Hasheesh F,'er. Mairioian's Owa Book. 1-7 Howard' Joiiri al, ly Mrs. .c,;o'irny. 'ttiy LivirifJtti.e. At v . r I .PF.I.L h C0.NYNOTON N.

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDERED, That owners of lot In Mock 130, ir lmaseo, caue the alley running in the rear of sud bljck to be openet, all oUimctions in 6aaie le moved, aud therBe I brought to the proper eily prade within thirty daya from the publication of th notice, and in default thereof, the Common Couacit will proceed to perform aald work, and thecfteuand expenses accruing thereby, will 1 asse-scd to and to' lotted by 8le of Mid property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lieu and Cots. By order of the Common Council of the City of ErauM ille. A. LEiiCKE, City Clerk-my2')-10t Volt .hole copy. c:ou l'öuÄTiö'N S on c e. A RDERED, That owners of LotsXo. l(W,l.v:,105. P 153, 13 and 1X in the old plan f the City of Fvansville, cause the alley runnin from Jfecond t Third street, between Main and Locust Urcet, in the rear of the Old Presbyterian Church, to b lurLt to the proper city frra le within thirty daya from the yuoncauon 01 iirs nonce, inn iu uiuiincui, "- Common Council will pr eed U perform work. ana tne costs ana expanses nccrumf tnereoy, win 00 &6eMi-d to and collected by sale of t-aid i roj-rty , or so much thereof as will satisfy raid lien and era. By onW of the Common Council of the City or Evansville. A. LEMCKE, City Clerk. mylO-lOt Volksbvite copy. noticf. to 'contractors. rvHE Boani of Common Council of the City of vanTille, are nrcrotred to receive ea!ed tro IHIMIi UO .als unto ls-t Junj, for excavatir.e a di'cb ieadine from the r.runhv P.,nd t tt. r.-ar ..i r. Vv Rhel's property, ir.to the SUufield tonn. Als, for buildin a Brick Culvert under the flreen RiTer road, at Allen's Bridge, on tame ditch, &Ü ftt la lencth. linns and specifications ran be seen at the office of thoUity Clerk. By order of the Common Council of the Citv of. EvanHville. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. myl-2w "olVabotecopy.NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. THE Board of Common Council of the City of Evansrille, are prepared to receive sealed pro posais up to 1st June, IKS, fr taking up the present gutter on the wharf at the foot of Division street, excavating tlie same to the proper depth, Dd 60 feet in width, Uyirif i.i 10 inches of roars cravel, and putting in a good limestone gutter, one foot in depth the tone breaking jomU with each tther and laid on dee. There will be a!otit perches of S3 cubic feet to the perch required, beside the rock in the preorut guUer. The bids inustbe put in for taking up the prevent gutter, for excavating per cubic yard, for the gravel per cubic yard, for laying pavement per perch of 25 cubic feet, and for f'uruUUing stone per peixh of ii cuMc feet. The Council do not bind theumlves to accept the lowest proporal, or any, if they think the interes'.i of the city require it. Bv order of the Common Pouhcil rf the CUT of Erausvil'e. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. my!9-w Volksbote copy. Citv aud Conntv Orders Waited. f WILL tike County Older at par. and City Orders a: tlie highest market rate for lry Goods. jrtylJ SAM.EMB1CI1, Main V. SUCCESS TO THE CASH SYSTEM! Four Reasons why 1 wish to continue it. First Since I adopted the cah system, on the 1st of last February, I have experienced that a penny often turned, i more profitable than a dollar in book accounts. Skco.n I csn sell poods much chesper, as I hive no losses to make up by selling good, on credit. Third I ean keep a better asrte.l rt-K-W, and am alwsvs ready to take a bargain which I was cot, a hen I litdlnstto depeud upon collections, and will sell them at the tame. Ft'DRTii I find It easier to sell goods for cash, than eolket the money for goods sold a year w more ago, and besides be insuhed for 4vsutin2 a a till. I have jnst reeeived a second supply, and am prepared to defy any competition, and hope to offend none by refusing credit, as I shall refuse all as here lofore. SAM.E.MB1C1I, my 13 Mjin St., three doors beiow Second. feJOAP & CAXBLF.S- ' k3 :M boxes Stur Candles; 2i do Xo. 1 foap; 1ft do FunmiT taiidles: J uat receivsd and for by VICKERV& JOHNSTON. fcMJN PRIES -Ä :ol doz. B. Si R Backets; 10 do. No 2 Bine Tn; 2." N.xes Cinciutiali Tallow Candle; ISbbls. old Bourbvu Whisky; J(t do. Mong. lo; 4) half bM. More, do; 6 bid. old Port Wine. Jost reeeived and forsale br 1. Sc P. HEIMANX. jijst nirruiiNF.T), WITH a splendid stork of SUMMER MILLINERY, consisting of Crape. Chip. Neapolitan, and Fancy Summer JlonmL. of all ilcsci-iptions. AUo. Has. Flowers, Kitibons. Ac, bt which I Invite the particular aucution of t'ie l'.s f Krtutville and vitiniiv. Mlii F. K. RAltKKR, Firat St. between Main and Locust, Opposite the Toil Offic. mvtl-tf V aT AstlUOAUi'a 0O0B. O Kiev Premium, juÄt 11 receired and forsale I'f V 1CKERY It JOHNSTON . sf "EM EXT 10O barrels freTi, for sale .y V II LUE KT iL BOWLES, myl3 v Sycamore t Ml F.FIS KP SlUARS-lco larrel Loaf, Crushed, w tA lo wderud and CoufeTtiou.1 PurMr. fr (.ue low by (ilLBERT Ac ISOW LE.. s.rillTE LI ME-125 barrels in Cue order, jn t t received, 1 . and for Hate bv mvll Sycamore nesr water. 'AR '.Ti bids, in fine order, iu-d ts-eived and for B. ale by tilLBKUT BOtt'I.E 3. TEW YORK I.EPOI'.K.snd all other 1 per: re il ccive.l ly Exircssand for sale thiday (Fri lay .', at . M. L.JOHX.iON. my" . Firt street. a COTTON YARNS "Vy PJ laps asorted Nos. Cotton Yarns; la bales Xos. I fe 1 do Batting In More and for sale ly WHEELER L TLlMS3iaciii.e"ih:ltim:. .JTR are agents for the sale of James Thomson " 1 1 Talent Leather Deltinf, the Ist, cticsist, ati4 nwt durable Belts in use. tVe cn fu mh any width from 1 to 24 inche. and aiy length from 1 t ItXsfeet. Orders promptly fit ll. IIORXCOOKkCO., my 12 Water street Jut Keccivfd fcy Jlxpre-t. IAKLY Indiana Triala aud Sketches, by Oliver II. a J"mtth. .My Schoolboy Diysat Buriy. Ade'.e, by Juüa Kavenaugb. The Belle of Wafhinpton. Bayard Taylor's Travels. 1 lie 0Jker froldicr. For sale at. J. HEALTS. A XO 1, Hotel Porter, to et.gaffe In the business in SM. a first class Hotel, in one of the most, pros parous towns in tie We.-t. Fr particulars, enquire at the Fort Office. myll-lf ; $400 REWARD! KAN AWAY from lav farm in Cnb.n rounty, fop posite Shawnectoaut on the-th hitt , to nesre. men ,yis: JESSE, a isrk rnutatto., J, ft 4 tiitlies bifrh, weighs nout IW 'Uii4.. t-.w-lirrej. thick hair, slight w hickers, rtout made and cod rounte tiance purchase-t in tuiuary last of LefTai.d ... Fipe, of Louisville.. I'eter Is a.ut 2" yenrs .ld. bnght copper color; b. feet 14 inches bih, weighs IS) -unds, tidck lip. big mouth, hhowiog his teeth, when spoken to, rlsmly; rood countenance, stout nd large bored; liaf & slight scar over one of bis eyes t'Urchased of Leonard Taylor, of Boyle county, in January last. I w'U , psv JM for the dehvery of said m'coes to ras atthis place, if taken in a free State, er WO en h.if tawrpJn this St.'tte. I am inclined to Wlieve taid rifTJs crosed the rivt-r at Shawne, twn, and may p9srHy make their way through Illinois and Iudiaua to Louisville, where one of them has a a ife. tJKORiE ATKINSON. Henderson, Ky., May H, ly.-Swins tLÖl'H 10 VcAuiurta. It brands brought to this market, received and for sale y V ICKER Y St JOHNSTON. srVk'MENT 100 larrels-. Jud received and for Tab V by TEXXEY & SOKENSOX. rnvK aort; 3 25 2i ItSARw.ls. Loaf: 5 do I'ulveriicdt 'ü ao Crushed. J ti rn elyed and fr ale bv TEN NEY k ?OH F. N ftS'. COFFEE JO hags cuoice K.o Cobce,jt(kt receiv ed and for sale by mj-8 VICKERY t JOIINETON. WANTKI). rJEX or nfteen girls. Apply immediately at the JL 1'avilion Hotel.. mr f RASTERS COFFEEOOC lgsTsruiiTRiöCoffec , A in store and for sale bv myü WHEELER & RIO(;a. felXPRIK r3") boxes ("in, Falm Soap: '2$ do do Mould Cnn.l'e; 10U packages ?arC:iiidle.; 3 Uuks butch Madder 5 cases iiine Indjgo: Jutt received and for sale by IIREI.KR t RIT.OP ill ACKEREL11 m. is 1 Mackerel: w'' bids, n., Nos. 12 1- 3: kius 0 0 io; liXrltokes Henit.t; . , str-z-c Jut receivel b w K II B t LFB fc RlfifiS. fcL'XDKIEt? A ,V blf.i chests Teas; Its! catties du; 'ft "wises Tt 'CcO,. f.rteaddiet do; 0;ra ?egars: 2.S.WI0 Begalia rr; frfl (Ml (ierman bi: 10.000 hlf. So. d; Jut reectved in store and for le by nfh WHKFLER & KHf. " Standard and .New Itooks. TSRAlt. and the Braxilians. ly the Keys. Kid,J der i K let r ter. Life of Uoct. Kane, by Port Elder. Livingstone s Travels in Afrk-a, the true edition ry Harper. Lucy Howard's Jeunial.bv H. s. Siuniey. Puloit Floqueuceof the ivi c ntury; a .plcud wf work t.jr Ki-h. , . , Modem Fancies and Folts; a highly mral boe. l ife of Aaron Burr, by Fs.tt'n. , . iU.rard Taylor's Noni'.ro Tritcl-Se.tn, Up land aud Norway. ... l!-jn..,,V Kn. y. b rd:a of Wit ar. n,''i; ir.vf. I.OBKLL Aj 0N.T'N i-.