Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 159, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 May 1858 — Page 2

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w TWiYlf.T.l IND. " -rn, T,r,l,r, with his wilt ana a r.rnton condemned on bis aeaiu-Dca uie presided. Ill Urace was aupporieu v?y Receives deposit?, buy and sellscoin and

.nm.rimpvivn M-XY oft boy about eleven" yesrs oia, uu b... io.i.y v. colint Maldon,Lord Kokeby.Lord Grey de U greed pou wkh ait., anJ lücd FK1DA1 MUttJiPu ms : 4. t,lfl w anncarcd in Albany, cw 1'. Blair, member qi ongreaa iro.,. wm LorJ Coamo KnMel thd Hon. K. lificale. Exchange ou New YorK, Ciucinr

reference to the tclegrapll COl , . 1 ue who l""'1-- ... , Kn.a. in which ho maintains the correctness Cart- F.shbourne, K. N., Mr. Pntchard, .Mr. ium ,IolUn4 Rus,ilt, Denmark, Sweden. N

,1 1 im I !.i .rimnAf r.i maria iwwviu&fcfcv, 1 ... . . 1 ... . inn ..raron 1 oueiui nuuituviu. ai. vuiui"" 1 anu an me cities an- larce lowus o

It nlll UO KCU IU4 vtu " 1 j, mam , I OI Ills VciftlUU Vi Ii I

portant news from E

Urope. Aflro ar tiicy jMWivv. . DJ JUf'wa, IUM.....U ... - supporters and practitionc

strong indications that

iL. M nil. Iian miinICrSUl me vt no iutu w ,uv" .v". iMu uMui tuu vyi 1

um ieiuj I .. ... f 1 Av'i.lnu in td. lientou own hand-writinjj, I tn their exnt'iunoo f.f tha

lor.- debate, in tLe House of Lord. old

:..-:, inrilvorten: but 1 merchants

it tt as gencr;

ally conceded by au uic ri r b h a!f llatio of the auhject until tho opin- that purpose in Golden Sauarc. Daring 1U rt of the amount of human sklMSd and uiier

morning papers,

Ul&l IUC iuw wi mm . - I ion 01 tue öupremo t-oun, oit-ning sn 1 existence tlie hospital naa, ai an HverKo 1 - , ,, ... 1 :nvpci,nfintafor him. De- ;.l..f.;.., t.r d.V re Lj:,n..r nL.rJ 0r,l..d relief to &d subdue. lr. J. Ayer, of Lowell, nianufac-

would pass somo fifty France hare

Ü. IIaiija ftl UonimOnS Uy UUU iu ... . wmwM VU u iuutouwvm vi . t:iiuibUio vi .A. I ,vuv a J t .... j ner dipm nf hii ,e House or ommo 3 y rcm0TCd withoat assiSninS any rendered abortive by tho action of Congress, i8 000 aick persons, of whom nearly 1,200 Jurei iu h s Oratory forty sroas pe 'f8"""" majority. LnSlan4 and Jardm rcmoJM. witno j 8 mJ4inUinaUv.Je of th e political right,, wc'ro in-patienU. The returns of treatment Catharue P, u. through all the Tld. w eight niied tocaterrürva peace reason, from Albany to While Hall, then thepeopie;tuat ho -M(P1d to Mr. weretaed to prove the advantages of to- bo, a, niinute. or . ;v..hs unitcd,topaicrrup-a wriere he aooears to nch.nan not merely on the Hcore of hu monathr. Thus, while, according to the had over iwons sallow this pill evenr toy.

between Turkey

1 MnntfcnePTO. XK5- " ..w .. - . . ------- - . .. -r-- ---7. r ,,,i;t- ; ort i6.000a month! riivsicians. ttung 01 tnai 43,-

tween which

CCüntrieS hostilities have J . rr .T.. ,r t," K11" ElQ 1"iaa?CaIn.J rT'V f! th- all0Pa '1C mC Surely, thatman houldbe.as

1 a firr hattlo Messrs. Blockers till 1802. Mrs. L. nd a nerCO DalllO aiara. I

already taken place, a

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reported to have been fought.

. . . i-i- - - n-i AAAnm.w. laiiaFB , ti" . nr. l rr ids ujwiuwiuu i .

- it . K Krarr-W in 1 WS Sedulously to reconcile the bracch n

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tne jjemoeraue rann., uruuuv 1 .

tr r h Administration Kansas policy of the AdmmiSlraiion.

It is ureed that Ueoinptonism is but a

. , rr ,t- Kinu. uiuiiii ,i uiiu . , o . ciaiou 01 u ,IV",V 0 inu lanu piaij 1 , , Three mnUi?, u Simple question affoctinS only nsas, er duri n their residence that decision aa extra judicial, illegal and e.A-lu-XT)g fr0nud in every country in the world, u,.....' - ? JJ which dow it is settled, should produce Wilü ner moiucr, uun void, aud also in derogation of tho por lt ;4 recognized, by many governments, royal oyL--;y"M UW wnicn w u ' Democrats- in Albany. She says the features of the ot Cougrea to legislate for tho Tenitori., and republican, in Europe and America; and rxwini,nm. no mrtner aivisions amon0 wcuhm , William, bears a stronz re- and that consequently it had become" the numhors among iU friend several thousand , r nillToiWa.lVertiseiueniiTeceived. therefore thay should forget the past and ler. air. . mianis. b Congress to vindicate it rights by pbyficiaHaf (most of whom were educated in r No adrcrtisement inserted for less than 1. - lUBr ' . .. . T" semblance to those of the boy With Lc 'tinI 1UUn anthcity to legislate upon the dd school of physic), many tm bent, r.- j... L.rer, harmonize. But it is not true that Lo- ?ff!? 'St.; T,rr;tor,oand toKdcclarets lLltl vW rJL d consid- IVw voim ixmi".vfP.-re

comptonism is or has been a question e.i ..,teinin" to Kansas involvinsimpiy peruiuui0 i , o L.hW !a.M,rv denartment , . - ; Wl fcw , - A t.t- r K .nnrmft,. and alarmin? V :'.r ;n ,n v... acce!aiuu9 u jjv. ' It exhibits, in portentious -shape, the ex,n,l nower of a corruüt uso of si. r.r h Government: and it now holds up, in a bold and plain form, the Uiue that is to be settled between the control of the people, and the all absorbing influence of the Fresidcntial office, which is rapidly changing the naturo, if not the form, of tho Govern racnt. Lecomptonisui is but the fruit of principles and tendencies that hava long bsen at work in our political affairs, ltis only tho boldest a yet exercise of tho power which has been stealthily and insiduously usurpedthrough the incrcas ing corruption and venalty of politicians by the Executive. Lecomptonism is only the first experiment of tho absolute pow-ir of. the Executive upon i the sub4 I tried to make the Presidential power supreme. The experiment has been but partially defeated; for though the President and his abettors hive retreated , through a subterfuge, thej yet claim the victory. The question now, no more concerns Kansas, than Indiana; tho conflict is with the people for the recovery of their rightful influence and control in the Government, against tho accumulating power of tffo President and his army of a hundred thousand corrupt and merccn ary offica holders. It is a conflict of popular rights, against the assumptions of executive power, such a3 has arrayed whig against tory, on every battle field of freedom. It is a trial of strength to know if the public agents elected by the people are to be their scrvarts representatives of their will, and amenable to them for the discharge of their duties; or if they are to be the subservient minions of tho executive, tho ready re-na- . - e a. , . . terj, oi nis uecrecs m the statutes of Congress. The issuo is one in which there can be no compromises no harmoniesno peace, till one or the other is overborne and crnshcd OrThe Philadelphia Pi ess thinks the English Government has been prompted to adopt their recent outrageous system of searching our vessels, by the publications in the Southern papers that the slave trade had been re-opened and boldly carried on, in some of our . Southern ports; and that it was the determination of the parties to continuo and enlarge its operations. To allege such a reason for tho coarse of tho BritLa cruisers would aggravate the offense; it would be adding insult to injur; it would be equivalent to an alligation, that wo were unable to maintain the police of our own coast with our own shipping. OCT The agent for the Sax and Fox Indians, in Kansas, who was about to proceed to his agency with $10,000 in specie to pay the Indian annuities, learning that Montgomery's band of robbers had laid their plans to intercept and rob him of his treasure, has applied to Gen. llarney foj a body of troops to protect him while engaged in settling with the Indians. (ttrBy the mails brought by the Niagara, we karn that a disgraceful riot took place ia Manchester, EngUnd, growing out of a religious discussion. The parties debating, were a Rev. Mr. Darby, acd a Mr. Cleary. Tho question was one of a long series "on the theological, historical, and ecclesiastical errors of the Eoman Church." . The police were called in, and after a protracted struggle succeeded in quelling the disturbance. 53TA child waa killed, recently, in Kew YcTk, by a clerk in a drug atore furnishing the father of tho child tincture of opinm for paregoric.

only me BoSro ' idcnticil, wto WM with Do Jardin. , ,ic.7t .t T 'r"W li t-uta on Monday tot. ktreen two deck IKÄfiSäMS bu Un an ...u. tW ! ete car wu It is CftÄÄ" povlde, tLk - hands, on board of a steamWt. who had and VtoM interesting &ct hearing on thU matter. 6' " DSl.t. in Weh on. drew a A-Jrf.J SUM Mi P. that Iho P.ineo Do Join.ille. who visit- 'ÄwÄli I.. p.i T knife, and by a single stroke, almost äSfflÄÄffiSS

trr. it reDrcsems me awv u wuiiwv-iu i - 1 ... ., rui g,..nnnt .t t. ,( r Lutiu- " . : . . invc n,. 1 ifm -r ih,rv it nuiiiiv. All

The Rev. Mr. Williams, has revived

claims to tlie lost Bourbon, or the

Dauphin. In 1793 a Frenchman, by tho

its"

I . ' . f. a - I .fiu. ii.,..v.r.n fr. Fran-I Uuko of Beaufort. Viscount Lismore, ia- interest allowed on time deposits at such rates

I " . . , . Tnl. h written letter tO tt N. Y. If!- firnPiinr.Mr.Tr.im.n M.P..MaiOrlJlake, .i,.!,;. ,.; P.. s

I . . ...K.. . tininati tmi ' . .let i..t...r.-.i iir 1:11. sei. 1 .. . ... -. .... . . . . .

im .l.i r... ,1 min v evidences of havinir I . t.. r. T.,v,.n-.n-1

Ain. After a tocracv. ll apiKjars uy wiu Wv.a - ------ - r.r, Mr. RU,hnt and V.,:Ii k ' r.ZJ-

It. & J. K. Blocker, piominent hU admicUtraiion, and was opposed to the : v4ff York in 179S. that settlement of tho territorial question rcla,tsnuNew lou, in -iio, .Uvery in the mode proposed bjr Mr.

firm i. e ill . tU. n,..n;r.,an mtrnn

.. r-T..-.i: ..- t.inn iMi With rOtlS aenOIC .. .."u V... l. ..Ir. rin v, nn ...l : ,as, . lw.nt milted lor U3 Ana now pumiuiiju....-."..-."

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... r - i.. t K.l with mftiinS bV ruuiuj HUMuira, wu. ww w ..-- - - cj;,. .-v.vui .. . ---..atiM.t. a .Iait h., .eek relief from the

uuaiey orjaiuauj, iu ...v...... r . nf Albanr Observatory who has

- - I, .... 1 i..vof.,.i 1. uo (vinence 00611 J ..,h ritn s letter to the I MWBitr-uM tt- i. v, i AlbanJ mimmisasw, utH.ub . . i: , nni,a nftha n.Tardin conu.uuuu " 4U Lleaaer Williams claim to be able to Te beyond dispute, that he is tho cd this country some U'cnty years since, called on Charles E. Dudley, of Albany, then stopping at Saratoga. la an interview vfhicli he had with him, he obtain ....... . i ed Mr. Willram,' address, and called on him. 'lhcrc i went West i no trace of the Do Jardin family after they left Albany, except these entries in the books of the old mercantile firm. The source whence these funds came is not indicated by the books. Wateu at Sr. Louis. Our corrcsporident, A. It. Jones, 4rrites U3 that the MissiiSippi, at St. Iuis, on Monday noon wa. hijjhjr by sjreral feet than it k a in gve ycars. The water was wiluin two fcet 0f the levee, which had 3Qn reuccj to a very narrow strip of drv jam in rront 0r tlQ stores, on which tru was not rooru t0 lransact half the ijUJ:n0SS that was crowding upon it. Th(J r;se froin prijay night to Monday inorn-,ng wa3 m0re than nine feet. ol lüa fohl LlefifMiJi.1 It spreading over the American bottoms below the railroath on the Illinois shore. The rise is principally from the lower tributaries of the Missouri. Above St. Joseph that river is reported low. The Mississippi above Keokuk, was falling. After four days of continued rain, on Tuesday, it still continued to ponr down without intermission. The rise that had taken place at St. Louis, without any further accession, it was thought was enough to strike terror into the hearts of the people on the lower Mississippi. The plantations that had been barely saved from tho previous rise, would inevitably go under, it was thought, rith tho new flood. I5ut tho Ohio ha3 been falling rapidly and diminishing its contribution to tho Mississippi current, and all the rivers below the Ohio, have already fallen, and it is to be hoped that this recent flood from tho main channel will not bo felt seriously below. Heavy Hobbcrv. The County Treasurer's office of Hen ry county, was robbed a second time, on Tuesday night last, of $11,000. A few months ago it was robbed of $1.000, by u.owing open tne safe. A new safo was procured and the deposits increased. :On rnday night the thieves entered the I reasurer's sleeping room administered chloroform to him and his wife took his keys, and relieved the safe of its contents, (as is supposed,) locking it up again securely, and departed with the keys and the booty. . The safe can't be opened till the makers are brought from Cincinnati with new keys. At the last account it waj not known what had been taken, but the Treasurer felt pretty sure that all the money wa3 cone, though he could not make affidavit of the fact for a warrant In tlie meantime the rogues are getting a good start. Henry county has (if honest) a very unfortunate treasuur. Masonic. The Indianapolis Citizen of Wednesday, says: "A numerous body of delegates is in attendance at the Grand Masonic Lodge, now in session, in this city. Every sudordinate lodge in the State, we believe, is represented. The Grand Lodge Hall .3 crowded. Old men with silvered heads and young men in the bloom of youth hold counsel together for the promotion of the interest of the great Masonic familv. All "work harmoniously, and in that harmony they produce the strength which ü ever an un ailing 'suppcrt to the society. The various committees appointed are industriously preparing their reports, and will present them on the re-assemblin-of the convention on Wednesday. CSrThe enlargement of the New lork canals, admits the passage of boats carrying cargoes equal . to that, of coast. lnS 0 Lake schooners. A boat arrived at Albany, a few dava RfTl frith a ra rrrn j of one Jiiindr! and sixty ßettens of grain.

. . Bv ft 1 if it si 11 lis Skin i.Miru. n ul. u aa 1 : v-. a i..a t 111a nun. iipniiuiirniv 1 a 1. a. . . vaara iiriiiiii'i) 1 1m1.11 w iiaa aj v. ia i - . i

Benton and Bcchasas.-Mr. W. Carey

Jonw.BOn-in-law of Col. Benton, and wait- Illustrated London New of ft? . , . r ,.', , I Bay a public dinner in aid of this inarity er-on-Lxecutive jobs, at Washington, bav- I .yea wm,8 rooins on tho 21st of

denied, in published iciier, iu. 'I.April aud Vörse to Ocn.Jacksou'a cardinal doctrine in . i.n nt tli lrisla. t. ''5U w '" 1 ; 7... ., I t.ye and executive uepartmeni on political decisions of the Supreme Court, aud because 1 1! . ". ll,.n,A.tui 0 hn.rt ".vv" r : . ... . 1 ven In proor ot tbeao positions, Jir.iiiair piiwlishea in full a aeries of resolutions, together j 7 I., .. hmm whl,.T, Mr. 1 " iLU i-'""' - r -r-.r.' 7. - Benton gave to t raneis r. t.lair, Ji., to auumit t the lieonblican members ot Conjrrc?. Tha rosolutun refer to the Drcd Scott detotal disregard of that decision. Tho premmhU wg illtcndoJ -by Col. Benton to bo ifiscd to the act for the organization of AnlTn wlieh he aeu forth his reasons j nan. and also for for abaudouing Mr. Buchanan, and also for . . .. . . - r1 rcvcrsiuif ui Fremont. l"Lieut. Craven, atlcr a careiul survey of tho rr0PseJ roate fur ahipcanal through the Isthmus of Daricn, connecting tho Atlantic withtha Pacific ocan, reports tho project as impracticable, for tho following reasons: 1. A cut through some five- miles of sub- I margedmod at th-J mouth of the river, with the proactive certainty of constant dredgin to keep it pen." ... i. 111 Herculean labor ana lucaieuiaww i ci rt)i) sc of cutting through the lagoons M . - a 1 1 1 1 tho Truando, and tbu embedded logs I the Palo.H Caidos, where the whole eountry is inundated during at loast nino niontüs Ol tne year, and where the floods ot a day uiy uo stroy tin work of a wc 3. Tlie vat cxia-nse attending the re moval of basaltic rock, in a country wncrc labor and proviaion wast all be imported at moat extravagant rates." . 4. The want of an anchorage cn tlu Pa cifin ooiiwt." " 5. Tho fatal effects of the cli.iiato. which, it mir bo safclv estimated, will disablo at least one-third of any force that may be sort there." a. .Thn Tin irotn nere to .New Albany The government is spending its money uselessly the mails 00 many of these routes are absolutely worthless: We have complained of tho irregularity ef our mails, until wa almost despair ot aeein m ... any improvement. The tri-woekly muU ..., uc.wdcd J&vansvuie and Leavenworth, is, u possible, a moro ri.-1-..iv .1 th Lotusvih daily. Twenty-one dare between Cannalton and Komc, a distance of uiivcu nines ma county seat is not urifrequcntly required, loset pnrvrs thron-. h tüerby gni Leopold, a few miles further on. the tuna is proportionally incrcasoJ-sorue tiioea they never arrive. Seventeen days is about tho time required to get mail matter through to Kvansville. A for the Lotiisvillo mail, it has become so wretched that, we learn, our postmaster refuses to give the mail matter to the contractor, lxlievin- it to 00 more rev u re in his oilice. (7The amount given by tho French Government to Professor Morse was in acknowledgement of thereat benefits his inveution of the electrical telegraph has conferred upon Fiance, in common with the civilized world. Mr. Morse obtained no patents in Europe; but has appealed to tho justice of F.uropcan governments to make hint a compensation for their use of his invention. Franco has responded by a grant of $S0,00O. The other countries which use the Morse system of telegraphing, and are willin" to unite with France in remuneratin its inventor, are Austria, Belgium, the iMeinerlands. Piedmont, Kuisia. the States of the Holy See, Sweden, Tus cany, and Turkey. It is scarcely likely that England will join, as she claims tho invention for an Englishmen, Mr. Wheatstone. i awiuuiivsAn arr A n w mm a rival at New York, from Sagua, Cuba, reports that an attempt was made bv the officers of the British steamer, Buz. zard, to compel Capt. Bartlett. of the Amarican ship Garendon, in the port of oagua, to show hs papers and to hoist the ensign of the Buzzard. Capt. Bartlett refused. The steamer fired several blank cartridges to intimidate him, . and then the commander, with oue hundred men proceeded to the Clarendon. Capt. Bartlett refused to let any one on board, but the officer, who after an exciting scene, loft without accomplishing 'his purpose. During the affair, Capt. Bartlett was struck, but the ofEcer denied any inten tion of so doing. - . Geoeqia LoTTLKirs.-lThe managers of the G. Swan fc Co." lottery acheme have been indicted at Augusta, üa., throngh the efforts of Mayor Tiemann, of New York, and all the owner and parties concerned, have been rntd, with the exception of Benjammo Wood, brother f Mayor Wood, of New ork and Geo. r. Eddie, of Georgia, who are, It Is allceod, connected with the enterprise. The Mayor first assured himself of the illegality of the coacern. and then sent off Sergeant Birney, of tue Mayor' police squad, who secured the co-operation f the ; - . Vltl UU"Il V I yeorgia authorities, and the subsequent dictraent of the parties. ' . .. "ft OX E"c The New York Times sys the stock of bullion now in that. city is treasury hold $10,584,278.

IIOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL IN LoNDOJf. The I

last, when the Puke of Wellington about 15) other jreutlcmcn known . as r ol nomceopavu v. I iBhbourne, alluded 1..,.. MKitnii r homoeopathy during ' wiwuHjivi" j tueir services in the Niiier expedition, tnd in tt0 Crimea. From the statement ot the chairman, it appeared thaS the institution hUV aw Sa" aa w a . I (te cent, the death in the Homoeopathic t!: tW from cholera, have 1 11 l,Mi .--.."j, - not exceeded 4.5 per cent. The editor of the Kewa ays without I no euivor 01 vuo ' - th"m:h taring any opinion respecting ine iruui i .. : u 'j :.j v,0f tomcropatny, 11 cannoi o uci kj pystoni of medicine claim respectful .:,i..-f:A- rmm-t mrlifal nröfeas on. vu",u"r"y - ."V" "-:;. .i Iu rounder, tne late ur. iiaaeiuauu, mittcd by hi opponent to haTe been a ieaniea physician , and a man of 'pBnfc-For crkblo proportion of the masa of the people. J A nonniBLK affahi occurred at St. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICKS in this place. 10 cents per Hue iilid Ag.ue one insertion; iW cents pT line three tinio; cents per line one week, uiscouui u lonffert:ine. Ilotetters. The surprising cllects of Hui'.etter's Vegetable Stomach Bitter in removing bile, forcing an aiietite, imirting health and toue to the system, and dissipating dyspeptic symptoms, Is truly won.1 rfiil. Kvurv nervous, debilitated. weaK ana euiaPt.tej ,-i.n. male or feuiale, should try it at once. o.ie wine-glassful Ukcu three tiiues each thy, before ,1, or if th patient should be a lady or child in a .iKi.iu! condition, half the quantity will do until I - ' ' - . . . .... a gun-itientitrength is restored, which wi:uerca.i7.ia i a Vt.ry Fiort time, and convince thi patient of the I truti, cr t,f ai-ove-namtd happy results, which have for these Bitters u:h au enviaM rrpu'Jtlon CVrry where. For sale ry druggists sua dealers i y-iw De tl rath' a Klertrlc Oil This cele'rated remedy for Rheuiuatisic, Oout, Neuralgia, Ery Jpelas. Eruptions, Sprains. Burns, Felons, is mau,tf,etre. only J'Ce' le uratn, eTerywuere anor. a as m w..-..-crif.athisoldestaMish.-oent Ui Philadelphia. The sale of this Great Remedy has been unpreee detilvd; last year alone, over ll&.OOO worth was sold, and whereever it Is known, there it is used. Purccl!, Lad l ii Co., cf Richmond, bousht last year over 11,200 worth; Barnes & Far of New York, 2,0f0 yc-rth; Seth S. llonceof Baltimore, over 4.000; J. tuyCi-li miim i iirr COAL. ß'-DIAM MINING t'OMPAXr," tOfnce on Water street, under the Telcgragh nffice.) Cart loads or p. bushels of Bodiatn Mine Coal de-liT-red to any pvt of the city at 11 lit) per load. Coal w-eUUed, if desired, at the expense of the purchaser. .Notes f o vent banks of Illinois and Wisconsin taken in payment. J0IINWYM0NP. dec j if. Secretary and Manager. UUEUV. tn.y is it that CHRISTADORO S n.tlR DYE the best IN THE WORLD? EEC ATS E eminent cheniLti say so BECAl'SK it contains no c.iu.tic conipounlj! - BKCAt'E it wears longer than any other! BECAUSE it operates inswntjiieoualy! I'.ECAUSK it does not atain the tkin! BKCAt'.SE it nourishes and strenslh-ns the Ifair! BECAUSE it coiTcct the t4 effects sf other dyes! BECAUSE its prasence cann-4 be detected ! BECAUSE IT NEVER FAILS! oI(l CTcTywherc and api.Ue.1 by all ur Drewers. , . rf'r.rn t llKISTAIMIKII. ap.s-im-iat w - in,. .; Aior lloua-. N. York. Mexican .Mustang l.lnimrnf Intrinsic lit tue alone could insure the success which this article has attained-f..r Rheuuististn, Lh"tim, Burns, r.ruws, Stiff Jointj, or fi.ill., cpram, t oie r.vil, and Swellings upon Horses, it has no equal for JUn or Beast. No reison will U with o:it it who Ins once te te. its value. Aud w ith rtference to th-5 general eUiaiati-.n of tfie MusLing T.inim i . t ..t...As.. Tl . l . ... a aaii vnrnuiuv Uli HO arirClw fVCT WT" m a r r-rmci M many cures in our nijrhl-i h-.od as this. L. W. Smith. Rideefi- I-I. fonn." a. I.e.t. K Hyde Park, V t. writes, "that the horse was consider e l worthleis, (his case was spnvin,but time the free us? or tue .im.l uig Liniment I have add him f-r iiiur Liniment is doinc wondtrs no here." wh testimony is rem hing us every day. TL lalf is not tol l. Rvery finilv .hnn Irl llflVfS it Ilau irS) oi any ottier "Brad's Liniment." It is a base iuii t-u,un.- BARNES it TARK, myMmllw Proprietors. New York. iru ..'f". our Ilradrra uo arcu-iuoioa wnti jivvr complaint. Jaundice, or Iyspep,a. will rea-1 the alvertisement in another column or Dr.Sasroao's Iv ieoaaioa,and then do as we have done-get a bottle, wa hould not see so mmy sickly Ualf-doatS, d-spairUig people as now meet our gaze at almost every corner, for there never was a reuie-iy of which so much is said, and that performs so pearly what its proprietors say It will do. It carae to us so nighty recnaimended that w e could not fall to try it. and a trial has convinced us, without a doubt, that it is the best family medicine in use. We take it for Headache, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, and any of ths little bodily ills that arc comtuor.snd it does produce a pleasant state of fetling to the sick, and what is better, after using it a few times, these little Ills grow less and leas, and there Is a prospect of being entirely free from them by a continuance in the use of the luvigurator. (See Advertisement. ) uyMui-tkv ... .. IMsease or the Liver. ny tms disease we understand an inflammation ei ther in the membrane or substance of the liver, known by dull pains Jn the right side, the stomach always disordered, the yellow tiiit'e of the Ain.drv cough, tongue coated. coatiTeness. higholored urine, and of a thick nature; severe weakness aud severe palus in the head. The quantity of corrurted humors In the recioa of me i.ver, causes a defective secretion of tlie bile. The liver when healthy, serves as a filter to the blood, to separate all Impurity from it, or to renne It. When diseased, it cannot purify the blod. w hirh. te to the lungs, brains, and other oarts In a morbid condition, may caUS jandice Consumption. Insauity, &.C., and withholdiag taensiaral stimulus to ihe intesynes, causes DyspcpsU, TUcs. and other complaints, as you perceive th direct ni t., unravel m.1 tear the whole system to pieces. A patient, suffering from this complaint, .hould resort to speedy relief. Yet there are verv few mediclues worth a cent ia curing diseases. What then shall be done! We say, use Dr. Morse's In J!a Rnt Pills, as they are comno.usl nf rd.-itif ,-t m.i they will be foucd a sure cure for this painful disease, because they purge from the body those corrupt and stagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew th blood, which is th causa n..t ..lv nt th d--e..-ef the liver, and the Inflammation of the kidney and ths bladder, but of ever rfMd. -t -m w j wsivsvs ijuvit v wa (.sjovt; . From 3 to 4 ef the above pil's. taken ev-rr iuht on going to bed. Will In a few C v. antirelw relieve . body of everything that is opposed te health. Dr. Morse's Iudiaa P.oct Tills arc sold by all dealers in Medicines. mv?.ir Dlt at Southern Mills, for iOe. r t.u.t retail, and s per tn, by Jt- -'OlEHAKT BROTIILR.

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UldWUiiA; I aJ- VI.IIVI

)LHZi ClttSCENT CITY ISANK. Di sectors. John A. Keitz, Conrad Uaklr,

SPECIAL N0TICES,

Thoa E. GtftTi ht1 John Lw

I exchange. 1 as may dow tu cer i;iti acd iucrkind, Bel vir. nMnur for I t in sums to suit. Colleetions made, and proceed I fv nitt.l nrammlv .t . ,t r .r vi l.-.ntrt. I t J0UN A RKITZ, rre,. v it 1 k Kit . f.aiiior. abi'j üDi 1 ... .. . . . . I uur , M 7 . I The Pill Trade. W ho could dream of the ning- I .tJJJ " p"rjl' such an undertiVinir as the owtiufacture of a 1 dune Pill assumea when it comes into general I 111 cd Ural he ln " caie.one of the first intelligence and of tbs lüehest highest cliaracter. His occupation entails upon liici fearful responsibility for the weal or woe of hii fellow man.-irainesville Courier. nVfDTlOrMfVTC TO - DAY S ADVERllSLiMlliiVlfe. ratks. 0ne uare, a0 Hues solid Agate), three tlnis.t1 00 J)ne week. r twwh. 2 i I M. L. JOHNSON'S, f irit etreet. PINE LUMBER. of ia 1.l.1i 1 r . , ti't-rti Irt V . It. FEROr?. Oruce on ülaiu st., ncarthe Court lluue u-?T i mill . .... ... Dry Croods! JJry u-ooasi WM! J. DEUBLEK, (SrCCES.OR TO J. II. HÖF AN DICK.) it Main Street, between First and Second street. rMlIF. untrigned having bought the entire ttock U i,f Mil' l.(lill). from J. II. Bofiimlicic, i:l continue ll a businesi audec the aKova uim, at th oldsUnd,4.i Uin street, Irctween Firt and Scoi:d streets. 1 l.e stock will tie repieiiisaeu n a lew t.iys. with every a tide tu the Urv I ooüs line, ana a diiare of puMio pUrouage is mpettfIJy t:licl,,I,;nr Hi vs." in " 1 r" n "" lw SIIKLLKD CORN Si OATS3 2o0buhels Shelled Corn; 1 10J .do Uats; F-T tb.hr 7.. W.COOK & SON. V aUOU-00 lua-t?, first oiialny.for ile at W t. U.COOK MiN'!1. ftVAli, kC.-Sash, OUiss und Putty for rale at Ä H. COOK St0VS. WSl lCV.Tüi:iwv n.-irletv f.ir iate at ... ii. cook Si ?on;s. Saleüf Eransvillc Ins. o. Stock. fBHE sutiscriber wlU sellat private sale six liundied and seventy two shares of the capital stuck uf the Evansv rille Insurance Company, in loutomit nnn-liir. Terms eish. A TtillC;t on the 1-ih day of June. If not then tiisp s-i of said stock will le ollercl at punuc saie on me i-m - i Juue, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. at the Crescent v irr ivj.ik. my27-U . H.th Kit PAVILION H01EL. flHK sulrscrihers take this opportunity t greet the affi u-imw turohilhohhana ts L'Jg-'.lJ? .'i '' ,0,, "J1 'd hereafter be condu-'u-d On v"" ii'-erainy ana accumo xtitiou ertav.tne ratr-ni:ii- nf 1 1. m.i.i. Possessing advantate of location, pleasant and HL,.i!?': ,'.'LI thf Uiof,.t. '"'-ral arraugei-t, f(Jr euiraeud -d nouse is resi-eettuliy rec daVJune0!"??' the recef Uon of Gucsls " Tues AI cC HACK EN & RfNOIIAM. my2. tin Proprietorn. J'resh l.rmon. IU BOXES Fresh Lemons, lor rale at r m2, z, a. COUK & s, )NS. Mocking Dirds. CI I INK young Mucking liirds, for sale at v II. COOK U SONS ilitC0'MICK'S Mow tr aud Reaper conihiiied NEW ARRIVAL OF LIMIBER AT THE NEW LUMBER YARD. NEIt OF MAIN AND EIGHTH STUtl C0II ttETS I r to '"ke room for our new stock of LL'M ar. n now ntrv. and mi 1 h. . .... ..... .7,',' hWtS lQW. r,cc3' Wld llia eve, bct-re onored in this iu:ul(-rt. We have a good stock if Pine Shingles, l,esj . .p.. .... . -o. v eiling, o.e., aiauyson lutnd. . We a ill be receiving Lumber direct from onr Mill tu i-uu?j itmii.i, v erery rise nnring thcsea'll WATSON, N h WBiSKRY A, CO niyüd-tf C1UNPRIE?kj tn renins Wrapping Paper: B o- geiler ö; f. Cap i'arvr; W(1I. W.,lU.ai,l9; K 25 d- or.ls; U lioxts Meixantilc Writipg i lui-1; l" txixes (.r-'und piees; : do SUir Cau-lles; 5ni) ;4 ; boxes sar-lines; i'Hi j do U-,; cases Cove Oyj-ieii; jxi kegs S. C. NMa; Just receive-1 and for tale bv myij UilEELERi Rpil.. l CKET fe TUBS mm juodox. l'aiuled lluek.ls; 'i do Kancy hlf. Buckets; y dj Tubs Nns. 1,2 r, lancets do do äeaeh; Iu tre ujtd for salet.y t HKEI.ER & RI-.i;?. ffOBACCO & SEiARS73 boxes Tolmcco. II, u. V ä t f ovcd'i-iiea uo !."' ,0.41 ha If Spanish Cigars, m lxeji; Just received r.y V II h KLR R ItlUO.. 2 lass: glass:n i.-j o-txes (-10 Window G'ass; Vi do lü IJ do; 51 at-sorte-l sizes do; Just recti ved and lor sale bv L WHEELER & KIGGS. ä k t a KLUS I .'.ails in rtnc and r-.rsale hv ßWW - W HJtfcLhii &. KlUUä. KltOWN SHEETINGS 5i SIIIKTINGi-:5 bales assorted, just received and torkle ty m-Ta KEK. Ai PRESTON. BLEACHED SIIIRT1NGS-5ca.-esBleache-l fhirticrs: 3 do Shirting Tweeti.; Shah-s do Strips; U cases Apron Checks; In store and for sale by KEEN V PRESTON. aiilNTS 15 cases assorted, jut receive-1 and for ry KüLX Sc l li ESI UN R AWNS & GINGlfÄMS-iOfl ps. late' stvlwTjäst Ld received and for sale at re-Im ed ,.nee. i - KEEN & l'KKTO. tOIXONADES :icase plain and fancy, in . . aud forstleny KEEN & PKE.STOX OSNABURGS 4 talcs plain and s riped in si?UL'.leky KEEN & PKESION, B'-iT14: "OKS-liO cases assorted, to arrive", whu h will besoldchwap by UtESS l'KESTOS. HATS-:nca.es 3Iens and Boys for summer, re ceive.lanJ for sale by KEEN c PKESION. r -y.V ?UV!.-m o-Tes, consisting c-FmST Bars, CV. T,u?.' transparent Cakes, Trasparent ' f?? ,.M'9e '.a,lt'y 1Ia,' e'e- J Hit received and for sale VfcRV Low by GILBERT ti BOWLES. C yiTTOX BEDC0RD--2:. Reels for sale bv - myit GILltKKTAc ItovVLES. L0S S.YfrU,1'-''0 xes 1 doz. each, BiiuVnT, -ueyer V Co. s, a very choice article, for sie by nll.UKUT b IIiiU'I L c J GILBERT ii BOWLE: myil Sycamore s. FOR SALE. HPVP' ?fcr?d had Daniel's Plainer; willdress .ii i . , i ff 1 loug. a,,J wenty-four inches wide, all compleu.la good running mW, and q-iite as gZy.tVW' STEELE U HUNNeL. rVfhli 'U,ÄK"B ."TürHr's WeeklyTTüd L the haoat papem, uuy be found st . M. L. JQHXSUX'8 First street. Fresh Corn Meal. 5fk BUSHELS ia itore and for sale hy V S.01L VICK ERY. my 2 1 Mo. 71 Mala st. rftORX & BP.AXV 3 too s of extra cnur. trv tir n JCO bushels Ear Corn, for sale ry SAM'LVICKERV, No. 71 Main at IAMILY FLOUR-20 bhls. Novelty Mills Extra . ianiily 1 lonr, the best in market for sale I v . 7.. H- COOK fc SOX, bole Ag-nts WWEET POTATOES-20 bbls. Southern Sa.et K ' t:c,i prime crlrr, frsale at I r tu'iv," hy Z. II. COOK V SON.

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STEELE W. HCSNEL. EVAXSYILLE

PLANING & FLOORING MILL.1

SECOND STREET, (ITWIIX CHKSSCT ii CHERRY.

in wmwr ana nouiaciur. ... r-- seventh rt,lietweo Kirrt Avenue aodfurShutters. It mdi. ah. L(Kr and Win- ingoi c,em" V7? ... ,K- .

ton Frames, Moul.liupt tf every hl.e, Foriiigt

, Mouldings t.r every hue. flooring. l"""."T,?,; a .nuM nx&uing at right anrls teand t liain Pump Tubing. theinMahove peeiüed. Exearation alone will be L.rtme..t of ash. Bl.ud, Door. Mould- the po ,1, u n p frpB Ujc ftrf eU

eallierrxwiimi Orcen-house S-l-i

A large asjoruueni 01 j;lsii, inimj, iij, 7'tf,

inganPuinp Tnl.ing-, constantly u u:ua. Ai.-:o. l"""V""Vh 1.1 on street or sveuueg in the

LuliV5! ;;;7i.eVmü;t place. on streets or avenues in tie 11 kind. T.r" rfi". j. h i:tiT Ei.rinw.

Keailv orkra loorinir ol Hll kind s. l7"".

ding t the Soothrn or ng the l.w rate of freight Intimi it to theiriutershment, whore they ciiu river, railroall and canal w to nurchnse at our establishment w wuh .xaE - v, . -r .. worg is not tnaae as uioM laciory work, wiui trii- a onii half way through, but it U framed iu the nine I lnilnnM. -4 if m:i.le by hand. Saw it. c of all kiiid I 011 short notice. Term cah, uule i short notice. Term cah, uuless otherwise uro,,. STEELE L HINSEL. .f.Vr01 , EVANSVILLE G-eneral Agency. TM II. niOK A SO.V.are azctits for tie MiLie ami Powder Co., and keep a full stock on bann, in jdaeazmeMcCormick's Keaperan Mower combined; Stockwell k Hume's Patent Grain lrill; The ChmrÜon Mowei ; Ralston's Thrasher, Separator and Cleaner eotabmed. Cuirming Patent straw r utter. SHitford's l'ateut straw culler. Youiii Auiertca Corn and Coh Crusher; Novelty Mill' Flour, the Wot iu the n.aikct. Southwestern Corn hellcr. Western Com Sheller. Also, have on hand, in sean, a run assortment or Grass and Garden Seeds, and Seed Grains. jaiyVi Z-Jl. COOK Si SON. The Most Interesting New Book. -IIBPITT STREET CHArELBEIUIOAS 1 tleiivta-ed iu lioston. by Clercyraen of six differeiitdenoiB'mati - .us, certainly the best Book lately puO1 lished, as each sernioo is ijy a ceiciraie uiau. me gale ha been t-noraous. J ust received at uiy Hi DOBELL & CON Y.NOTOX'S. rasture. III AVK a fina pruture, well fenced, and am prepared to receire Horses, or other stock to ps.tture, at lowest prices. . , K. J. ÜOUtLI myrJ-tr uoocu av uonyngion s. AR1 OIL. 3barrel J. Haast and Son's Extra MJ Lard Oil. just received vy myl II. COOS & SOX. I.caf Lard. . 1,000 m 21 - LBS. prime Lef lard. In store and lor sale by aAJd i ltivr.ui, No. 71 M in t. P0RN MEALS BRAN ß bush, fresh Corn Meal; - . 4.0üddo. VfheatBran, . . instoreana lorsaieoy m.. ii.cvun k ! I V. . ' .TAI liS-wv lt.gs,ail Blees auu ucai uuauij , iui sale loi 'by mvin GILBERT & BOWLES. WANTED. VIVO good Coopers, t er barrel f.ictorr. I mvlMf JAMES OAKLEVAi SON. A BRILLIAXT LIGUTl And the Cheapest Known." ITK are accnt? f.a- the sale of Diet fc Co.'s Pat D ent Coal Oil Loinps. It is a lielter litit than Oas, and nearly ss cheap. An assrtment of Imps, Mitt lea. vvick. ninitie iirunes ana uu always on htvies. vick, ninine ui-unes ana uu aiwaj son and at lowest ,,rcea. We refer to tho.e using theut ,r the truth of" the abwe. hand f. sruiEES V I ä ' t. .... .. i.iM4.ia'Af! tiia lltf K . Rooks and Stationery. CORNELL'S Trimarv Oeograpby, McGuffey's J Headers, and School and Blank Books ot all kinds.tobefuundat 31. U. JUllM. a. IBTl KKUS 4i NAtl . . . r.kegsM Nüils: . . 75 lftfc-.'iM Nails; W P&id do; . - 23 :tl do: -Received and for sale byj f. LD. JI EJ MAN? ALLEN'S EXCHANGE, ASS TJ,TTT A Mil S A TCjlST a juü m... . " MAIX ST.. .EI TIIK RIVF.R. rwpiIEcitUcn. of Evans-vile, are respectfully tn-f-rrnied that the undersigned ha npend tLe alxve estabiishmen, for their accommodation .and he assures them they will find there every attention, and l.e phiiMv.t li'.nr.'-. in the ru:u-Lrt. tV FREE LUNCH, or the nnesi ana mos d.unty kind, will be set every tUy, prei-isclv at 10 -,i ,,1. iu ii.. ti.nriiii. lie hopes that ss he will II V I -i-'?W ' " II.. Hi lMtuv. 'OoiMirts ATTsTxricm -IKST "eeeivel a full supply of I. B. Barton W KcK-lieter CoipetTclK.CoIumhixs Trim ll-mps J I' l.ii, es Aldo, aluige bt.uk of Hoop lr..n. assoilvJ sm.8. J ACOIt STH k I'll myl?."w Main st. between Fir-t and ."eroiid. For Familv Use. FTMiOLTED FLOCR. sud Wheat Grit-., and fresh a iiouiu.y,ai JIAKT S MILLS. iny 1 ( fcirUNDRIKS k3 'h keets No. 1 Mackerel; 10 drums Codtish; i.OOO Cut Six Ciars; 3 bhls. Brnz. Nuts; ao arn oi r z m blls. pa. Cider Vinegar; Received and.' or sals by my: T. fc P. HE1MS.XV. C COTTON BATTING M bates for sslebr ' GILBERT ftt ltoWLErt, . Agents "Cypress l Ills." Uncjirreiit Monev. 7" LA It A M A, Tennesse, Georgia. Carolina and Imi ,""',V ",,e', 1 'S'" al rr f"r Groceri, or bought at a Mnall di.-oum for c;u-h, l v rI7 GILBERT K IlflWI.E?, . . Sycamore st. near Water. iOOPiiltS ATTIiXTION! ROCHESTER TOOLS. f celThr:oei "v m,v I. R- tt:irto j.,sflv I t,'f'' A. No. I, .Kp.TM Tool Al, I'.. lumbtis Truss Hoops. am, xl Ä . use workinff with poor t..U a h. n von t e uet out Call at CM A i:i,k? S. WELLS, PlW'teJ. U. Mtfliee & Jo. rn.vl:. Jli'..-:. 'it rccciv . w i i-.j v- miM vitr !f TV BABCOCK SXN'TA, Hiyll Maler street. l-v.r 1 Utes, ju.-t received and en ravd u or.er r- AI.W1VIKCII , r v ALDI IKCH , t imer rnt and Svc more sireeiiier rill Sljl SVCHiiioreslrveia INGRAVIXG of all kin l, do at M , ! WALIKIRTir.H. "' Jewelier an-l Engnver. PIllh GILDING and Galvar.i ne.d..,.e nt B. V ALIiK I hCM'S. Cuil.er m. an-l Sy- aiuoi e. IFUAR I1I.C. II.M..-A aunibcr of Oen'letnen enn pro1 ay B.nling at t!ie Walnut St. HoSse s), corner Fir.t and Walnut streets m cure 1 iJIrs. Wehl myu-tf WHEELER & .VILSOVS FAMILY ii - iiiii.m i.rraiiffi iiwree v.. .... Uo,l f.. 1 1 i......t Vilso-- - " ta,-ui satuf.unorily. The nnrl.rvc Seivin? Machine. I'rlre 3. The ld in Throa I M. hine in the market. a ze-oTxi assiN't.iieiit .r 1.1:. .. c -.. ".." '"""t "-e . ct-- ,c,niautlv on h.m-l-uin.-e, ... i, Miirble II ri. myU-'Wu I". M.?ELI.Mlf.r.ni iRK:iöf'ji sTOXES.a tlne lot, just recc iVcd "äiTl ai'l to order in Rings, etc., at B. WALPKIRCIPS ... . . . Ea. FALLS. B. P. ETIIELL & CO., 't Established April C03UIISSI0.V AXD F0RWARDIXG no. r4 rOTDK.S street, NEW ORLEANS, R STIC RE SC KS RoVrtS. Howard, ) ... . J A Iiis & Howe, t Evansvillc Ind. A. M.l'heip. (k Son, rv . Miner ii Weed. Newburf, Iu4. II D.NewcombSz Br) , Ä, . . 1. S Benedict! Son, Louisville, Ky. Tnos. Danforth, Sec. 1 & frcoc iXcT Aa-y lD' Wm. ll.Catlin, , R.G Beverlv. t Henderson. Kv. Jas. Moiitgornerv, Pre, pr Tin.i, t.- , " Merrat, cLprS: Co.l''""' myl3-Jy rpEA! TEA! TEA!-T 1 1 dl" e'ilrTfine Polder Tea; 12 Ulf chest Poucheng do; 1M0 Fr Trade clgrsT . tnTca an r sale by an. l BOOKS! NEW It bV Mr.. Sheenon Julia Kavanagh's new hook Jn-iftuv, History c estliiE work . Debit and Credit. The Hasheesh Eater. Magician's Own Book. Lucv Howard's Journal. Iv Mrs. Eirournev . Guy I.ivir.g'cre. At I u.vK' I'OBEI t k CO.NyvoTON's.

ersons aooui 10 rruci imtiaings tu tue nwuitii w

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SEWING MACHINES. I ii' Tw'?'."' 8r"1 ,:,"'t "'nolM.- hii,eiu ei., ?;.k:. i V J4.a str,", t,cls rtiudi.the same uy the thiekent and thinnest fal-rics. Anr unool r.f

ii i rucn mir . All

I. Sc r. IIEIMANX. f '7" "r"? .'' . 'gns IN pounds, thick lirm; -lg mouth, showing his teeth, wheu spoken to, plaiiB00 K S ! Beatrice Cenci, ly; rood countenance. Moat r.nd la-ge lionedtluu a

r Vinennvs: a most inter. 1 La iSl for the dli.erv ..f u. : l .

CITY ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICli TO CONTRACTORS.

T1IK Bonrd 01 Uomiaon ioancu 01 tne city or . Kransville. are prepared to receive sealed pra-

Avenue, Franklin street, between the saine Atmn.i th rth rvcav . : i' rLxinr ""ÄiWConnell or the City of Br eri?roi me voub " vmcKE .City Clerk. ETanwiUe. A- LtMtiwB y myowlojkshocop. NOTICE TO CONTR ACTORS. mm n.a. f rnmmin ronici oiik n 110 uu. v - - M. Kvansville. are preparea w r- eie umU up to next Saturday night. May SUi , for x cavatiou and embansmertt per c"bic ard. i brick paveoieut, includinf sand and curb per square aru? and for plaok sidewalks per square foot. The work to le done at such places as my from tim I tuneDe ordered py the .omnion iouucu, ana rwtioHOf the City trjitieer. Bv order or the cotntnon l ounc-i oi v,,T,"-; Evanville. A. LEMCKE. City Cletk. myii-Jt Volksqotecojy. . . CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER.KP, That owners of lot in block !, Lamasco, causethe alley running in the rear of sid Mock to le openel, all obstructions in same removed, and the same be brought to the proper City erad within thirty days from the publication of this' notice, and iu default thereof, lb Lorn tu on Council; will proceed to perlorm said work, and the costs and expeuses accruing thereby, will be assesd to and collected by sale of mid iroperty, or so much there-' of as will satisfy said lien and cwsts. vorder of the Comiuoa Conncil of the City of Evansville. A.LlCMCKC.CuyCleik. inyja-lOt Volksbote copy. " corporation notice. ORDERED, That owners of Lots Nob. 106, 1?, 10. 133, 124 and 135 in the old plan of the City of Evan.vi lie, cause the alle' running from ffecoud to' Third street, between Main and Lernst streets, in tha" nr tf the t tl.l Prejd TteriAn Church, to be brwurht to the proper city grade within thirty days from ths publication of this notice; and ia default thereof, the Common Council will proceed to pertorm saw wora, aud the costs and expenesaccruii!g thereHr.wlH be assessed la and collected by sale of said property, or so much thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order or the Common council ci tne city oi Evaa.vUie. . , A. Lr.JiL rvt, vny .iora. myld-lOt VolksboU copy. ' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. miK itmH rr Common council oi tne city oi M. Evsnsville, are prepared to receive sealed Pronaals unto 1st JUD'. I't. lor ficiTjuui i encu leadiirf from the Brushy Pond at the rear of Mr. Voghel's property, into tne sumnnu pot buildins a Brick Culvsrt under the nd. Also, for Green RtTer road, at Alleu's Bridge, on same ditch, W feet la '..Tiv." .1 ...wra nihi of ,v. r ri-riT ",,h. rommon CouneU of the. City of I ' ,,. . . I werf v nirv cvansvilis. ,n..ivi".rvi' myl'-2w Volksbote eopyNOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ffillE Board of Common Council of tue City ot JL Kvaiisvitie, are prerared to receive staled pro posals up to UtJune.lK.8. for taking up the present K utter on the wharf at the foot of Division street, ex- " . : .U . A K . urA -JI fit in width, laying in 10 inches of coarse gravel, and put ting in a good luneslone gutter, owe loot in anun, the stone breaking joiitU with each tiher and laid ou 1 here-will be about SZQ perches of 23 cubie feet to the y.;, -""rr . " for takiii iiu th ureent Jb b, Ijf $tt'$lJl pwWe yinl . for ly ing pavenfent per perch 9t 2fc perch required, hesKle tne rocs in tne presrui fiw. ul le feer. The Council do notMnn timmseives to accept ui--lowvst proposal, or any, if they thiult the interests of the city require iu v uy owiT or me common -"""l.1' ü" Vv . Evansville." A. LEMCKK. Clerg. myl'.2w volksbotecopy. OfOre and Residence In Mr. Caldwell' Uaildlug, ou L.ocast,nearBeconu ouwi. fH THANKFUL for the li'ierai patronage giveu lo

D him last j-uinrutr. he has returned to i.rn!T.l e. wiuli the design of K-cominc a permanent citizen, ana respectfully oilers his pr(eSiioual services ia all ds-ta-s, acute or chronic. ... Whi'st Dr. B. r-jards the sclenUfic ose of waW the FencifuFuin M.tgnum, he nevertheless Use a 1 tha safe remeilies 111 of the Alopathic and Lclectie ShoiM as adjuncts, diacudiug s.l iujurioui i.d ptl- . sonous niedicai.n. ...... j H e woul t ca'.l the attention of the puUlc to the follow ing SPECIALITIES. CAKCKRJ-Rcuioved without the knife and permanently cure I. , . . ÜBOMHiTis m CoixrMrtios-Treated by the new- system of inhalation of medicated vapors, aisistetl by valnanle expectorant syrups. " Pisasses or the Evss. Persons who have Bad'"i . . y hiLTUt with varirn. kinds of latoatica, rr to change Die treatment."" hud it to their intarwst fswAi.g I'KEss-WiH he treated with remarknie success. Various new reiaedie will I..

Sithe lag.irto-Elecuic machine ior ueivous diseaaes.. The 8uhcrilfr has a choice ajortrr.eiit of pur drugs an 1 tnc-licines, ( wines an. I brands for medimK on ly I aim ine moot popular wuent mi iciiiest retail. Perenns calling for me licines. a '."l for X rVi iu tu office, may have acdical cot mad - cil without ch;irce. coun r ST" Physicians' prescriptions both of the ATopathic and Keleeticachoois, carefully prepared st ail hours. yHly A.BEATTT.M.D. BLECTRO PLATING don at AJ B. WALPKIRCn-S. Cl.EK 1NE.An-50bb!s.,"a good article. Just receive J and for tale l-v VlfKEBV JOHNSTON. City and County Ordeis .Vitnted. WILL Lite Coii.itv Oid.r Mt rir ....I Ci-M f m nersattta! higher wirket mt for Drv Goods. mvir HAM. EMIUCH. Main r. SUCCESS TO. THE CASH SYSTJQMf Tour Reasons why I rish to con lintif it. First Since I adopted the cash svstein, nn the IU of la-t Feiruarj-, I have experienctit l.:t a peony often turned, is more profitable than a dollar in book ar-eount. SacoND I rjin sell cools much cheaper, a. I hare n- losses to make up by selling f-kxIs ou tied it. IhiiiD-I ran keep abetter assorted sfck, and am 'I1 r-1y to Ukea uarfam Inch I was not, when I h;U ftiKt to deirnd upon colleetimus au-1 will sell tbciii at the Kline. Fot'RTIt I find It e.isier In rl1 pivri. !. tli:in c-.lle.-t the money for r.ela m!S a year or niore ago, and liesi-ies tc insulted fur prestLtinfi a a '-ill. I have just received a second snr.nl v. an I am tira-' p.ircl to defv a:iv eotin-etiti.Mi. l,(Mrf to offend lie lv refu.siuv ciclil. a. I .1..1 1 refii..!! .ihn.. b'fote. SAM. EM R It'll . my 12 . Main i., thie -1ik U-low Second.. fcO Al' O AX ULKS -9 -" l'xes St.ir Can-lies; 2" d- -i. I So:ip; Id do Siiminer t sndU-a Just received and for sile kx;x nr. r es - 1 Wi d i doz. K. Si R Cuctets; 10 do. No 2 Blue Tul: 2. '"OTes Cincinnaii TMor Candle.-; liU'U. oll Bourhou Wliiikj ; 2 do. M-oig. do; 40 h ilf bids Morg. do; 5I.M. d port H rue. Jut reeivel aud forsale l.r t. & !. I1EIMANN. JFST ItliTIIlt.NKO. WlJ'l P-v- "I Sf.HMkK MILLTX. r-Ki. consist luv af Crane, thii.. Ne..i.,... and FsTK-y Summer Bnmls. of all description,. Al", H as. Flowers, K hSo,,.. &c . to whh I int ie the pirttcular attention of the la-lies of Evan vine ana vicinity. Miss F. R. lURKKK. Firt st. Lvtweeu Main and Lorn.t, t ff Oyposite the Post Office. WAdll liOARTS-;.dE. O Kicc's l'reiuiuin,iut received and for .ale i.v ,J VICKERY & JOHNSTON. S tEM EXT-190 barrels fre-n. for sale bv ' X-.., ILBERT & BdWLES, JUL1' Sycamore st. K viV Kl SUG ARS-Uia harret Loaf, Crushed low by -- -wwiavicu aii u tniiiivi nnsrrf Pilvrhr. mm.m r- . ...... . : UlL.tiC.ni a. uuv LtS. iirniTE ivldLJMilär,Ä.r,'iTe,llu ßn order. Ju 4 ires, and f.r nie ,v J V re receiv mrU GILBERT A; BOWLES, - 11 SV! more near u .tar PS ITE..n,VLK1GER:nJ " other parirsire1 V CClVed bv Lll.rrtonJ f.., ...I- .v:- J.l V:Ja. la. rflf ii.i , "y S'W.l .r-.A iJOTTON YARNS- - - - . lüü bags assorted Nos. Citn v.r.? 125 bale Nos. I & 3 rio Bitting la store and for sale by WHEELER 4 RIGGSMÄCliixi:"nr:i.Tiv Ur E are acents r-- the aale of James Thomson' latent Leu her li-.ltmr. the tna. rhKineat. anit mst dural.Ie Bells in use. We can famjjh anr w'dth fron 1 Vt U iuchen, and any lecglii fro:a 1 to iwu lew. uratrs nroaii-'.LV nnci. U0RND"OOK i CO., my 13 Water strecf A.TEI. a VO I. ITnIrl I'nrVr. lArnmc, in fti. hnilnM... . --- ...... - - - - . r- r- - - " " "lit a lm a hr. cU H-ttl. In oiiv of the most nriMnerr.u.' towns in tie W4. r or partioulars, enquire at the Post Office. mrll-if S400 REWARD! RAN AWAY frca my farm In Uuinn county, fop. posite Shawnectownh on thih Inst . two u.rr. men, viz: Jtib, a dark uiulattD, i feci 4 inef.es Inch, wtscaa taliout Iii mhiiii. unr.u.e ...c.i. Iiair. slight whiskers, Mout made and good counte-nuw-uH.i.u. um January last, of Legraud K. Fick, t.f Louisville, Hace. if taken ui a free Statt, e-r lu0 each. if Ukew in this State. I am inrlirvxt in Vw.i;. ...A X .Vi ffnawncetown, azid may posit.iy ''"r.X . y anrourn lllinoisan-1 loitlaLatO 1.0Utsvnie, wnete oc vt them has wi".. GEORGE ATKINSON.

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