Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 166, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 June 1858 — Page 1

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fansbiKt Jtoiln Journal. Print.- ! and Pnl.Kihed by f r.tiu.nx.. r. m.thsvu. h. Vxrrtr. Unb-r ihe name rf the lansville Journal Company, rornff of Ulnul Water streets. VCHM4 of musi'Hiirio.. ...ly Piper...... ... " ( UJllerf. -y it week i p.y all Carner , u 4 t a ( i :a Li ( ir. tuv I j r , t l'mfT " 4 C tub .f 1." or ia. .re lv CcpU v 1 WriTal'opiei Xhe puVil'ge of v early adveni u Lia.ted i (Uofnhuau1 tHii.iteH, i hir own rvntue; and til aderrsesnettts f.ir lit" .?ht of whfr person, a w'll i legal fc.rfrtPnujiU r.a adrertlvinentsof aucIi'.f4 uks and a.lv.ii:euet.is wirh the name of other m. f ni in hv them, ibUüL i paid f. at the usual lif" No report, reluti.-ns or proceedings nfinrrar f.nU.in. snciet r. '. liiiinii or puili- meeting, and no obiraunication detimed t.call artrntton in any mat' r f.f i.mrte.1 of nt.t.Tlii il n.lrtv-t t an lie inertl, un e ' r ai l f ir in ü.irTiiiu.iil. Z5f So a trertiieuif it' f.ni inertetl frtuit.Hilr t.r i n irtLuur r uiikt in iuuin- iu-huiiikii' ur Sir" CoMliYcH for veirtr -IrPriiiin will not he .Iii-r.-.r.uakMt nleM -xri it-r to thit eif-t l lft M the c:t.. ,in t hen di-.niiLiieJ in l a f jr. töe ........I. i ;i i . .... . I ,1 . J ' I i " änlrrH j'-Uy f l.fiil i.lrerli-iiH-iith. rviftr. fct il e iwnte of ili Sitriiev. .-ixleriij r.lefor the legil ijre.l.,,, t.itt c.llf. tt.l at t.ur i.ij-.l time. il... ..-.un. f. 1 4' . v.i n.l tnn.nf l.lrilli .. V .11. ' ' ' .-. B 1 " ... " " . tfr.- are CAail. J I.EIiAL l'AltTl-:KSlllI. BUHN J. I'll Nil.M: m.l BI.YTlIK IIYNM h.Te -utiHl ihrm-rlW' togt-thrr uik iirt uei i hi tti." HTctioe of l.it', la. I M ill a!:cinl jrim)Hl v io n:i l-ii iincm .oiiiKN-tJ .1)1 ttn'ir j-roft.-iii, Mlnttlur l.e er'rill IIioi. T Hft.oe fn Iwm-I strt'.'t, 4jjiMt the Sh.-rwsyj 1 1 nit -. K vMnvill., In.J ejrt".lr k I..1CH1RT turnrv (N.t.iry I'iiI.Ik'.i Ka.r.iiAKT 4. ANTiins, ATTORNEYS AT. LAW UrII.I. I:rt'e Kr an. mae rf.llrllon !n Van4rbureiMl Lenins eointie In liutitna. 1 f" lu4ve klvj r uJ.iivU.t in ifrritv of Kranvilli', a HEAL ESTATE AGENCY, lhy will attii J t.i the pnrrMe an.l ale of 'ri4viUecitv projifv.n weilii farm anil frraUliIi iu rjy f Vf .t.-rn Stair. Tlie.T will lso figure. luiivlLHe. jh.I 1.. ;n,l w-armiit.4. im, ourrr mm. r.v:iiTi!n .!, nrafteu.l l u o.ri-r iM,ir.e! pei U , i - iti l.i the duties .f Atliruiri or ivettiKsUte ALnt Lutein all iHrt-ir.f th- itv, f .rrainj lar.1 in rarl .u l-al,ti.-f..r r. OJue.-u Thlnl street. r.irly i-ppc iite the uew L'wui!-hiitf. Jaul.My I H KIS PtliSV J( ttl LVKWUHMki. !E.nV 4; M'NKHVIiriMEH, ATT0R1NIES AT LAW ..iart IuLlU' an nr i:Mate Agent, LYASSYILLE. INDIANA. TILL prartM'e ljtvr in lh(ttru f.f tl.U Lile, - .Tr i- IT .J" U'' "!" of claim inanv ,t cVth -P" te, w,l Luv ana wii rrl e,utV u.e civ of Krstuvili.', m aQ.irrhurU'.l aJjaintii c ouwie-. rd I in tti m fenrl!v.anil will perüi anrotW duuei pen üuiug ut Aturnier Rl -Jiite Ager.n. I.f.u a:U lirmi itwuv for sah, irr4..0 spoken byatunTrf tac Uni". ZT Ofiioe on Third aticet, opposite the !?V Ii tti'tTr'.A'Xf VW"3 formerly oecupiivl 'Vrj Aly. f arrett Dejhy. fo US FVÜlt I S i S OTA It Y 1 lT lih IT, T the FTnriH. I.it.iiy Ax-ilion lion. Foiter BuiMiiix: will attend u Lrawlnjr up . e.h,u.örtgiKes,ai..1 ll t-üirr rillngi entru?t1 t..m 4leCl.ll W.U. K. MrtiilKW, Attorney at Law auJ 'otarr initllc. OtnceinUie Crevnt t'iv llnk ItnlUing. WILLattead faithfully tol l.minew entrue.t t( m. U'VJ J A M 3 M. SllANKUIN, ITTORN F. V A T I. A W, r.vanllle, lailana. Orrici Semnil oteet,ik the rear c.f the Credent f.ty Back Buibi ng. ? ?L! vl MORRIS i. .IOUNSON', ATTOBA'EV A tOlNSÜ IOR AT IAW. EYANSV1LI.V. 1-nD DP Office to TMr.l trefi. in f.e Crec?r.t i CUy j nrnu'ii. poi.k, a 7 touxj: r -i t i' a ir, j M O T A H V 1 t' U 1. 1 ' . j RIAL FrlAlF. AND OOLLLCTIN AQKNT, ar TILL atwn.1 taeverv pe.iei r.f conveywln, i :nftÄ f-:iy.run7.Allkui;neH3ol in A"ri.y ei.truU.1 1. l.i r.j. RoM l H.ll. tthoVLPK lt'.. HI.CliTÜlIl , ttll. It. KIWEY, ATTORNEY AT LAW. a:ü Uh iCRAL COLI .EtTIAU AlKr, itVti HEN'Dt RSOI, KY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, N 4.1 IV Tublte, aui ileal i:iftie le ni. I V K.N.-VIt l.K INDIANA. r-ti IheCOHtt 11. ... nr.Tl.t lr.ls:. BUSINESS CARDS. LH, W. VICIiaf fHRir HCHHTOH. VICKERY A. JOHNSiTON, nunnrus vi.n in m k .jiam n. i --Iii- .... UbAt-r.Kli IN RtJüUCE uEWtK AuuV, iiu ?tiet, ttween So.-vn.l n.l Tiili-.i. EVAXSYIIIX, 1.1. Cr-ü KJ.U.leliTere.1 la any i Jri.f theritv fieeof jf pi.me wantvsl. iiKMav a. MriMiTiKsiai t rmii. M ER RITT, CAMPBELL & CO., Mr.URITT. i CO., COMMISSION & F0RWAKD1X MEUCIIANTS, Sü. LH F.K an J .o. SO Coiumrrclal St. ; ST. I.Ol H, Mt J Cotnitir.tl folk-ited 4f Pork, riour, . lirnin, lor.arr, sn I'UODVCK tJi:Sf RALLY. rr-Liticril JUTAneeü on PmJnce in Store, or Ship,rfNt on Vvount to tw Ore;ui. New or r Uton. iari: . , L VC I IT S II A KT, IMPORTER & DKAI.IU: IN' METALS, 4 AND Ö TlFni.TNi SLIP, NKVY V Hit I, 51 R AlIS sale and null HC5XT aOVL. i t ouirir GILBERT & BOWLES,

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ÜKURTZ, Tliolwale arl Retail Confection? t Hixrricrriii or ilt n.itu Of Candies, Cakes, Cordials, Presarrea, JaUiaa, cc. Mm ttreet, fiel a Main and Locust, EVANSYILLE.IND. ' SOUTITEBN XKOTr ALWAYS OS HAND. Or.ler fi-.nn funlliei or private parties for articles ia hi" bnes o(,t.uiric3A artend-? 1 u at üi hört?- notice. I" Ab Ice Cream akon U fitted p in the heat FISH DEPOT. 1MAU H.IMAV.i DATID ntTXXXy. I. JL P. If KIMANN, Oi'ooerle 0, rORLIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOHS. iMroKTcis or IT.-.ll.in.l Iferrin, I'rtinf, rhcvoJalt, tv. MAI ST., TWO DOORS BACK OF SFCO.NI, üvansville, InJ. "T)RR," DALZELIi & röT, VATi:k STRFKr. EVANSVII.I.K. INDIANA. Mliole.nle I)altr in 4illH 1 illlS A AI.I.KlMKOFlfltUUI 4 IC, N4'U Gla" w hlt ,;n,',' t'ent, Cotton Yarn. H liiie ia.1, i.inee.iiiti&r...i.. Al-.i,r.n-RUi.tly tin hin.1 a full W i( S.-h, l'.rirl l4.r, ik.-., .f all ai MS I. I.Iii I.EWH IIOW M. ALUS & HOWES, (The ol I linu in l.ti-lnei agü'.n.) FdrwarJInx ani ('iuaiUIn Merrlianl, rt Unrat or ruf ri RBRTt:n mionoiu w his k v. ntt4i.KR4 is kiiN or fRont't'P, Ki'rrmOR OLI ROl'RRON SO RVR WIllSKir, AND rORKIOM M lutrflir MOTORS, bit .. Y.nli-r Kiierttn.l I.Mr ah.iv Vine, Kv;msville, I nil. f.--ily. -. u tiKci.vR Jtvrt n. Rir.ws, if Carlisle, In.l j WHOI.r.StLIt PK4LCR4 II GROCERIES, PRODUCE, S AILS. WINDOW 11.AS.S ULASSWAUH, :e. ,Nc No. I", M.iin street, Meen first ami 8e'oinl, KVANVILLK. IND. r EST( . It HOTI I VMS j WHOLESALE QKOCEKS, PCAtEX M FORCIOS Ii. POMCSTIC Lt4 TORI, Comer f im an.1 Syeiciciretfreets EVAXSYILLK.IXD. apW'.jr J. II. .maciuji: & Wholeule Dealer CO., HOOTS AND SHOES, FiniT tiTIlKCT, ap?1y r.YANSVILLE, INDIANA. UAUD. A.ÜKIlU. MERCHANT TAILOR! iMb.-helf. Dlork. falnMreel. KVANSVILI.K. IN D. Iir.AO QAUTKHH FOIt ELt MANT CLOTU1NU MADk' TO 4UDK'R - - srcii as Sl.lrt. Collar. Crarat. Hanktrchleft, 4 e Also A rarietv of j'ji'CF no a nsf : Made up t onlcr in the very ret style an.1 manner at Quick Term, Small Profits and kxtensitk salk. ' JOHN r. CLOVER, YV HOL F. SA T F. ANIDR K T A I PINE LUMHER AND SHINGLES, Cornprof Main and tlh Street i;vaviu k. im. nov2t-m. . DOCT. E. IL EIIIlMAX, HüM(EPATHU? PHYSICIAN. tr OnW on ThirJ treet, Mac Yine. mylly i.'e'v R- PiirTnv. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE FIBST 8 T. F.VA.SVILl.E, 1XDIAXA. UfFRCHANTS will lmys fiml a Full Stork of 1 If Dry Ooodi. Coom, fchoe. Mats ana cap, a liarrv. Ki:'h rill ..1.1 nn Mi- tPrmR. dvuii-tf. KKEN in IT.E9T0N. CI I AR LIN S. WELLS, WHOLES! I.K HARDWARE DK ILETt, Nlnlmtrerl. tr. ) mh: Ul. Hie ctatr rUnk, Fvaiiirtne, I ml. Onlm ftr HrJ are prouiptlr nlle.1 rt lowest Cincinnati i'ir. JmiOly joii nr.i.v,i ROt)KSELLER STATIONER, ttrner 4f Mala ani Flrl Hireei. i:v VVI1.1.K, im.. t'l.ASSI.'AI.. MKUICAI. aii.1 MIS..l.l.A l'ffiTÄR r AU A7.VI..V.' : a- i : fiir nn.l Wrtinmif rairi-. ,-irri --, .'hVk I.ilM l.iiTdrH-- - --.. :..r:il 1. ivi.,iinirv Mrr.'xuiu:ai irainemair !! ami eaunie lue ocw . ivrr.R HAxniv; waiifhoisk. C SCHMITT Si STAR, Flrnt direct, Xear .Mala. F.SCOURAtlK I10MB MANUFACICRIN!. U T V wi-li t rH the aiiention r.t rll . . nr hmi iO the W rt. u l alt wea.K I .re us a J. II. MAGHEE & CO., Whr.lele Dealers in X IR "ST OOOJ3S, BOOTS AND SHOES, First street, EVAN S VI LLK, INDIANA, Are he!ninS. ami will continue to receive fre-h supptie? ol -SPHlXfi HOODS, .lurinc lha iwwn.sml will vil v.vycheip n Cah arvl prf"I1Pt psyina ou4fnr. W have Just reelvel LÜH Spring Prints, r i&rv Uii, 4 hally Ucl aln. IlieaeUew Mitvlia, lleuliu. l'oltouade, AanUern, llrUllne. Ac, n.l a rrwl varietv .f .OTIO. for the Seaon. M .troll lh, H. GUMBERTS NEW GROCERY, WHOLE 11 H WO HF.TVII.. .Main Street, TLree UKra from rcuJ, KVANSV1LLE, IND. aan r.LMBKRTeJ h orenea a new store a Rlfve. In" k"h he am Up a full supply -f FAMILY GROCERIES, Lianor, Cijar,

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EVANSVriE, IND.. SATURDAY MORNING, JUJVE 5. 1858.

BY TELEGRAPH. TKLC6RAPHK XCLCfclYILtf TO THE BTANiriLLB DAILY JOCBKlk ir . W. LI. Otriajf to the sitorras anJbaJ wurkin!; of th line, w failed td -fi:et our regular des- - BV IVAST NIGIlTS,fAir.. The Revolution In New Oricau. Tha ioliowinjr were the additional JmIaU lie rereived-at IxmlsTille, .n TTiUrSij evening, relative to tha prooefdin -JirNew Orloani, vhlcU failed to Teach' rts ijr-roino que iv of tlie deraugmd;it-f tFie Una 1ktwoeu lier; and LouisrU!: )ne o'clock The Maror and Council have f on? to the Vigilance headquarter to read the riot act. Two companies of militia' aim engaged in making. cartriJjre. The Vigilance (Joiuiitittee have tabliahcd aiffiiaU three guna lire.1 from the arnenal. All surDorteri are invited to rni.ir to tlu arwnnl and resist attacks. i:i?ht o'clock. Tho Vigilance Committee ia still trinmphflut. There ha Uen no fiht et. Cotton hale.- are thrown up on the street lor darricade?. The city forces arc an unarmed r:iMe, without oigauiation or hea.1. The Major issued an order to takeaway arnn wherever tliev conld be found. AerI ing on the order, tho rabble broke open Ketuiuinsiuiriuj wizruifio weapon:. It 1.1 expected that the Vigilance Committee will seie the tlty Hall to-morror.. liands of armed ruilian are parading the treeu. The stores were clsed this attemoon. Tho Vigilance Committee isupjorted bv resiectaElc citizens. The municipal authorities must IIWIIIIII. Latkp.. A fi 'lit is expected to-nipht. There ia an immense grat.erin at the Vigilance Committee headquartera. Skvemii Du-patcii. There U no prosrt of any further disturbance during the night. ----- GOV. CUMMINGS EXPELLED FROM SALT LAKE CITY.—By a despatch from Fort Leavenworth, it is reported that a messenger had arrived from Camp Scott, with intelligence up to the 6th of May, who states that Gov. Camming had been driven from Salt Lake City, and that the Mormons had determined to resist the troops to the last extremity.— Col Johnson's men were said to be existing on mule meat. Col. Hoffman's command was met 75 miles beyond Fort Laramie, making its way through snow three feet deep. — The Peace Commissioner, Messrs. Powell and McCullough, had also passed Fort Laramie. ----- ----->It is now charged that the army trains which were reported to have been destroyed by Mormons last autumn near Fort Bigler [Bridger], were, in fact, destroyed by the contractors themselves, who got more by the destruction of the property than they would have realized by completing their contract. ----- ----->The House Judiciary Committee have unanimcualy reported again.t a National ßankrupt Law, a unconstitutional and inexpedient. - Arw Urleana Sfarket. New 1)i:lean, June r it Flour closed with an advancing tendency at H White wheat 71c and very dull. ViMCMxra,.Jiine 4 v An einlaukment on the Ohio and MinalsBippi lfoa.1, near the SI oaU, in Martin county, Indiana, gae way last night while a lreifht train wai passing oer it and the engine au. I ten cars were thrown l'rin the tnu-k." The engineer, Frank Kellogir, and liremen. Temple, were LilleJ. '1 bey were both married men and le-ave families. The road ia not obstructed by the accident and the train are passing as usual. Thf. Wabash Flood. A friend who has been voyaging over the Wabash bot torar. in boats and steamers, represent. the whole Valley to be a lake, in width reaching ten and fifteen miles from shore to shore; and almost requiring a compass to navigate it. He was ferried from Vincennes to Lawrenocville, in Illinois, a distance of ten miles, over the - water, passing over a settled and cultivated region of country, now submerged from six to ten feet deep. - From Law re nee v tile, he skirled the highland on Western borders of the valley to Hutconville, and the tioodscov ered the hot loins for the whole distance. It presented a vast and painful fecne o destruction; deserted houses standing in thö waste of waters, fences gone, and in places the heads of the stalks in the broad wheat and barley fields were warins above tho shallow waters that cov ered them. All thoughts of producing: a ; vivp tni season are abandoned. The farmers of the Wabash Imttoms, who own their lands, have grown rich within the last few years, and are as able as any community in the country to sustain such a calamity without suflering. There are, however, among them, many poor renters to whom the loss of a crop will bring suffering and embarrassment. The loss to the trade and wealth of this portion of the country will be .felt in next year's bus iness. - ..... These wide, rich bottoms , which yieia such stores of food, and contribute so largely to our exports, will be barren and desolate wastes this summer. Those who ordinarily supplied o many mouths by their labor, wilt themselves seek food this year from others. The amonnt of the" loss is inclaculable. The amount of sugar destrojed by the inundation in Louisiana, is estimated at 50,OCO hogsheads worth $3,000,000. The cotton destroyed by the overflow on the banks of the Mississippi, it is said, will be 100X00 liales. whose value would probably ha S t.OOO.fX. The tlestrnc tion in Wabash valley from the overflow of that river and its tributaries will be eqnal.it is said, to the losses in these two crops on the Mississippi. The one attracts the attention nf the wüoie coun try.while the extent of the other i? hard

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ucru ujkju a rcceuij i$ifc w vu huh ucomis in Martin and Green cruntiea, which are the richest mineral district in the State. He visited tho Richland farnnce in Green county, to see the bed of oro from which that lurnace draws its supplies. They lie in regular stratiüed beds varying from live to ten lectin thieknew They are easily mined and meitet, and yiold 'from iiTir o uuy per cenw oi ineiauc iron. The furnaco is undergoing a thorough repair, and will make a -large amount ot pig iron the coming year... VV uwsome ai.t hundred tons of tn! oi aackt-d ur-)and ready for coking, - . - These ore are minecrnd wagoned a dis tance of three miles to the furnace, at a cost of two dollars per ton. They are aigilacious ores, and contain a mall proportion of calearious matter, requiring but one ton of the limestone to llux twelve ton of the ore. Muchof theore of Mart ia county aro verv aimilar to those of Jreene, but w? have a brown iron stone In this county, ol which the supplies are more abundant, and will yield'a much larger per centageoi'the metal, than those we have just described. We visited, a short time sine, an Iron hill, which exhibits an cut crop of this ore, at least forty lect thick, and from ita closo proximity to tho Ohio and Mississippi Kail l!oad, and having all tho ingredients neeessary lor the erection of buildings and the abundant nppiy or otber matenals near at hand which are needed tor furnaee.purpoees, makes it a splendid ito for the manufacture of Iron and is a rare chance for capitalists who wish to engage in that business. Gov. WiLLABD.Tlie State Sentinel, says: Governor YVil'.ard ia convalescing. He is yet quite feeble, unable to sit up, but there is every reasonable prospect of his restoration to ound health. Under the most favorable circumstances it M ill be some weeks before he will be able to attend to business. Capture ok a Rich Slavek. A letter from an ofiicer on board tho British gunboat Japcr, Lieut, and Commander Jl. Pym, says: We have captured and brought in, I may pafely say, tho largest and richest prize ever vajniiroa in iue siavo iraae. the is a fullrigged and fast sailing ship of 750 tons burden; with a full slave equipment and provisions lor their sustenance. She also has on uoaru specie in goLt to tho amount of m.zw ounces, fcpanuli and Mexican, or about a?3,.'00 aterlincr. Her name and nation am unknown. Cumkerlani Church. Tho Hey. Mr. Barrows will be here on Saturday, and will preach at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church on Stindaj. '.MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Mats CmU. . & rases Oute' extra matches: 23 Uo Wan Board : bOOdo Candle Wirk: .w Cotton Warn. &c. Instore aod for sale ly VTlltXLLli fc RlOUs. 4 g BDLH. Kl.UOIl.liU MUL.i.! :" 1j ,ln do a,k ,io ;il l"l! 1 AT. r. Tirfrce Hire: l' Crates awrted F.arthenwai e. pat t our unter. anitM tor ruun'ry res. lleceiven ami for wie nt lowen ihtkn tor ca;n, v .,,... 'rpliJenKenlnrVy and Vlrtinia Toharoo. awrtlOOcadaiesToliftcco TL-t andj.fc plug rhoice lirand: 25 gro .-luokine ToK-tfeot i t rerei red l.y riV)BACCO.-r whole, and rudJy imxe. awiea r uualitio, jUHt received ami nr -ue io ja ALASKA. M rrmi pint fbO.s; M S pint do; Rreivea and for sale by apH 1. 1 D. HEIMAXX. aTfe PC SACKS Fluej Floor for rash at a low ligW ure, to cloe, iy . . turn BCOWN it AlKMAN. BBIi."lIYDRlLIO I'KMK.WJ.F Fre-h artd new J oopwite; for .ieby 'nper:iffe; ior"iii-ir HROVVN & AlKMAN'. HIMD TIIW-IT HILL VW t Wr. have oa hand, and will sell at reilue prire fi'MT cash, a Kood tock f MOLD AM SIL VLB WATCHES Xeweat Slvlen ot Fln.Jesrlrv. eller-Vare, UI4 I'ma, I'ttrimaaaif i. 4'lorka, fce. ... Thoe In wai t of anv aitirle, in oar linenf huaine?will find It freatly to their interest to five u a cull, a we wih to cloe out as much a powikle of our present Mock, ieiralory to the Fall trade, and will eil md betowbui at a naU L'S, jyfi Main treet. between 1- ir.ts.nd econd. t IMX.PL 1TB.". M. 1:a tMxe-4 K' Tin-plate: I'. do I212 do il) do 1X? do AlAisBlork Tin, Zinc and Wire; rereve.L and Lur sale by SAMUEL OKU. BitiTroR. "axd oats".ä w . oxv? lurmlebv .. 1LCOOK Si SON. OYsiTKRM rfk HAKDINK.Ml Kxra 1 8 can OyMer; jr, do -B do d. M .lit Gardine: Jut reeeiere.l by pirf.1 WIIKKI.KK & niOO. JL siShlf chet Itnreri! 1. 1. . . T ; . , ) In Kla'K Tea; raddles flrern d- . . 1", hugs Pepper; in 41 rnm ; . 1 il mats Ca-iwa; , i . - - - - t cse Nnrm-- .' - infiliove round apices; yi boxes I'epier?iice; n boxes Tomato CatupJ boxes Mustvrd, just rereired and f.rMlebT ;t WIIKt'.LKK HI4. C1RANBKRR1 K?. sr., i.e. J H BushelJ Choice Cranlwrrie; : lled.s P.-ima rai.nare; BttsheU i Sugar Pantiip; :ii0 do prime White Potatoes: .Intreeelred and formale by II. CHK Jo. janvti. . , P1PF.R BAGS. T5. 000 Paper Bar1, fron Mb, to I H. For sale, cheaper than ood rj PfV the male. JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS. The AtUnticfor Feiiruarr Leslie's (taiette of Fahions for Feljruary; . . tlraham'a Magstine do Jo: . Mrs. Steven's . Monthly, do; -4lrtdevsLadTsBook jo do; Harper's Magazine d do; Schoolfellow , do, It iiisehold Words . do do; LadieV Repository da . do; Illustrated London Sews; " Punch, and all the marine and newspaper, at fbl IHBELLItCÖNVNi;io.V. . TUP Ten Commandment?, on beautiful rard,at ur. UOBKLL li ClX VNQlUX a. Ä 40 wvxes Palm Soap, a ft bar: 41 do do do 1 fc da; do Oertuao Soap, 1 li bar; m do do 'to ! do: 2") do No. 1 Herring : WW IOC, 60C, :W Cotton Tarn. Received per Steamer Clendale, jud fr le very ow for cashjbstma1 1, At I. H MM A N S rtJEW BOOKS! XEW BOORS!! i The Three Beauties; The Belle of Washmfton: Prince O the House of DaTi.1 ; New York L-dger, for April -M; Flan of onr I man, no Jun raceivrd at KransTille, Marc 2Tth, 1TJ. J. II F.ALT '5. rpKAS. SPICKS .kC1 -r, half chests aorted Tiav loncatties do; dj; liio matts Ca.4ia; lit logs Pepper; a do Spire; 1 cask Sulphur: 2 do 'psom Salts; I do Madder; I do Brimstone; 1 I i.iukrie. In store ani for 3l by

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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

J T tccr:.... w Ä aUATHortt AYCOCK & GREATHOUSE, LIVE STOCKd DEALERS con3iissioxA3ii:RcirAXTst JtFrEROS C1TT STOCK lANlilVa, A'KYV OK LKW. TwiniKix t mrrriiiinr COMMISSION & FORWARDING NEW ORLEANS. nFTCIIEIl i TIVfCIIELL, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SAINT LOUIS. Liberal alrance4 mn.1e on ranvimiMM. in :v, of our houses. Rinn TO Meters ALMS at JI0W1CS, Mesr. BK.MKNT A: YKII.R. jF.ranville. letrs. 1I0WAKP A; BROWN, S rtec22Iy TC. TWICHKLL r. H. FAIRC1IILD. T. C. TWICHELL & CO., " KIMMIWION AND I OltU AnilIVf: No. 70, POYDEAS STKLET, JK"'r ORhUXS. T. CJ. NOEL, STOCK COMMISSION' MERt'll .T. and raoraicTOR or STOCK STABLES, "-- -My -N KWLKAJS. LA. J. V VOSE JL Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 1J MtllZIXt tTKCKT, KW ORLKA.H, L O I I H I A X A , TK OTK their attention tn tlie sale of W extern Pi-o-JKia.l ihe rarrhme r.f nneries, forahnhan aar qualitimtion, and f i'di;is. . V. CARL1LE. Ktauiillr, Iml. WH HUUIY T. I It" JOUN HI Itl.EV JL CO., FORWARDI.MJ A A D 'O.M M l I OA ÄIKKCHAN'IS, NO. M TCTIOL" PTTOr L A S STRKF.T, ÜHdZ Xew Orlrau. KHK. DKMiO.nRIO. CO.!! MISSION 31 ERC1 1 ANT, KO. 7 I rAVKTTK STREKT, ,M.U' ORLEANS, ,Vlt the sale of Butter, Chee,e, Lard. Ef g. Dried . Iru-ts Flour, .Meat, and all sort of Uttern Proauce, aud for the purrliK-e of Jroceries, kr. Cah ;id ffätu-e made on eotisicnmenU. fehiiani f. !.. jsl rrrrrr: L1F3IBER! A ?00.D fr,,p,, f Wry Pine Lumber and Mnngle1 for Atle. can he foiin at the t-n r Jt. H. KF.MMKTV A-4'it. near Krati A Jleilnio's Fouixlrv. J1JA"'S. kell PHI keen H,.oiled Natl SrNDRlESiOO kegi Wheeling Belmont Nail: ii Imivos Pittolnirp Oitv Window llla; 3 casks Putty in Bladders & r.bs. Lineeil Oil; 10 Berea flrind'ttonrs; 1 1 etore and for aale hr KS . B ABCOC Kl C K. 10 tierces for aa by . marl GILBERT Si BOWLES. nOHisBSIIOK AjAIIJ.mi b;., genuine "RIFFIN" II.?. Nail on loi.d and for aale by lju i--1 AVL ORK " tlG. OKTlfii "GOLDEN COFFEE POT!" Main street, trtween Fir-d anil Second, LVANrVlLLK, 1NI. . THOMAS SCATI.I, DF 1 1.F. It IXStOT. Tinware, I.SBIM, Hardware 3t C 'utlery, Britannia War. I'laln ax Fancy Tinware llollnw la arc. Hoc A. ad-lrons, Itraaa Kettle, Lantcraa, Enamelle.1 and Plain Mantle Orat, Coal-Hod. Lamp-, Toilet V are ol piaia aim lanry yies. Alto, annf.wtarer ',( ll kir.ds 4f TiN, SHEETlhN ü COPPEP. WORK, gjr All joba executed wuh neatness aud disnatcn. t'2'.iy Proposals from Iliiililer. fnilB r.VOEBSIGXKOwill i ecsire sealed proD. po-1.1 h uutil the Ut of Apr'' for the erection oi Four Brick Stores, n Main Street. Plans and speciuratkrs reaJy 'r"'Pl0na'o"1,,',,Atva tarl.i ALL1S U HOn C'-sLARl FlLP arOABS.-lrt hhds In store. F4r yaleny imuj PRESTtN P.ltOTIIKR.t. i iI'VIIR 1 Ki 71 iMmen iron bound half Bushel tnra-snres; i", .hlsTanner'rft'il; I", .l.t fru-hrd Surr; r, 4t. Powderetl huar;' li do Loaf Mia v; Ja reived. U prf.STOS XROS. SUN UK".?.- ,7. Ifin boxes an A half ?tar ta lea; nn reams WrappinK P ler :,njo.. rteniiine Shaker Broom ; dox I. K. Half Bushel". nlKvesCloih Pino, in irro t:eli!r Faucets. """"" .n.Ht.lMANN. Wholesale Flour Pepol. UrEareinconc'atit receipt f.f and have in store 'it-e.ile, m.U times large n wk oftUebeat hraud' of Flour, both Extra and Superfine, to hk h we invite the trade. fc n.rZi corner Main mreet and Canal. m aV BL'SIirPriiue " llunearisn r.ras Seed. 4 If Wf.jiile ky tl.tfoQK a: N. NrVW M iu- Tc mte good Ounnv Bar for sLn sale cheap by P. O. O R1LEV. niys ffASTF.RN COFFEE-IKWUgs prime RioCoflee i ktore and for sale by V HEELER RItm?. - NCFT1CE. TIIO.Haho have spoken to me for Strawbeny Pl.tntN, would 4n well to have their ground in reclines. f,.r theu bv the lirst week in A pril. at a hich tiiueth.? Ptobis will le ready for delivery. There are a tVw liun.lrej yrt unoU S. B. All orders left at Wm. Hnrhes Store, corner .Main and Second street, w ill be attemied to. uirfl ANDREW EUSKLNE. lll'KKTB.MM lmi,s Kedanl Blue: 0 do Fanry; for sale by ORR, DALZELL & Co. wnKoAfi V 40 bbli Cider Vinegar for sale by OUR, DALZELL li CO. g CHOICE L.1YKR RAISI.NS.V t ' ViikM Vw t !n mint l Cloic New Citron;jut received and for sale by 4ELDS. Mover, Tinvthv. Blue lira.. Bed Top KT' ee M tale y .marl aoro ar - Prime New Orleans Sugar, do Plantation .Mousse, i..r ssie ai reurc prksty Üan Z. II. OHJIv fc t:iDRIl:-. kz 1 5 in hbis. lac Win-; i) hit nti. ctn. i.; It) bid sweet Malaga Wine; hlf bblt do do; jfl bOls Dante Currant si 10 hxsä lump tohacco ; doli) do do: 10 hales Cotton Battin; Received and for aale by I D. HP. I MANX. tW EET FOTATOKS. 0biiiw!s m.l' r k! ale by VICKEKV k JOHNS fN. STRAWRP.KKY PLANTS. lc IVOI'8 tuperUr. lllT'-J Sredtlnc, HHUOKs' Frolifie. fgPHLÄK sorts hare receireJ nearly all the jreU. miuusat the different Fairs iaOnio an4 hentkr for tlie lan an.t previous years. A consignment received and fr why B,r2 4 A LLIS & 110 Eg Ctl'XDRlES.1 lOasHitlonny Bags: 25 W.is Crushel Sugar . t-t m uw ImI Hnr. I-.tbl, Loaf Sugar, in store jt&03

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five copies one year,. ten copies one year, to A It ART? THANC:i: IOR ; AN INVESTMENT! FOB SALE A VALUABLE TliA CT OFlASVy Adjoining the Town of C'annelton! Consi-rting or bnnt one hundred aero, one-half of which isbf.ttom land, and the remainder extend into the delightful hills that UrJer tlie. town- All of itU i emljrace.1 hi plat of the town of Cannelton, and is in demand fi lioose lot. The lower boundary Mine tracts is not more than ten minutes walk from the extensive Cotton factory and principal roal mines. All the products of the land can he sold on the soil to the . people of the town. It li mod admirably situated for vegetable gardens for which the town affurdt a good market and high prices. The land w ill eventually all , 1 wanted f. noue ioi. vj me ,,

dwellmr. on Of whico is worn .".u-. " .lU urpIu!lt n4 ,0,:,,, keep them over till an il the oih a Wautiful c.,ua;e residence. cnii U" ,thPrnuium ...ived to".ut hi pr" to three years ago to erect it. Either of tliese houcs csn , rn4 UiU limr , w j, Hny art We ln his l bad with the land, or 11 of them. a the purchaser , irr.ut glot.k Ul, ravtoiat-r, tihe pm-e f the man-msywb-h: they are separated by a sheet from the body f-turer by tlie h.leale. of the. laud, and ail of the lots laid ofl fr re-l- - ; stoc k of f totes and Tinware is ge, and emdences. The property will be sold on a lirul rrnlit to i.nl, es eveiy variety of art--le ia hi line, and bin pre a responsible porcha-w. tut onVr will give the iH-,pe.iu town and country, the The l.Kation is one of the mted delightful on the Hhio . h..it oppurtimUy they will naveina long time to feriver, and the rineipa1 cottage with three aires in gdr- ( mre Utrgain. Thve fji uin a.id ntber who may not den and frnit is the wont beautiful rural resilience he. nc.d a new Stove till .next year, will make a good in -tweenhe-eand LonNvdlc Tlchief motive for oflcr- ! ,etment to buy now and keep thirpurcliae till thev ingit for File, ii tlmttbe iworty is too valuable to . need the ttfeofit, for il will save iheiu WorSi 1 rent, and need! more attention thin the owner on at cent in the co.-t, which i a larger interest t'naa they cm

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nf II11A m .)liri nrm j 7 -v. i' 1 1 . iai'i'1, i.uiu are now prepared to execute, all ' MandBillN, Cards, 7ll:ii irn'i-iLviii-imuaius. PdDMMAIL ! ..--$5.00 , . .10 4.00 ...1. 1.50 : one address, ....------vloA)o STOVES AND TINWARE GOTNGr AT COST! - l A CJreat Chance for Rarjainv nt J. SOANTLIN, Jr.'s IJTON MAIN STREET NEXT DOOP. TO MAHELE HALL,ilPlOITETHE STATE BANK. .2 THE subhcriber having purchase a beary lock of itnvr4 ifHT ;he jniv, bndiaulf at Uuaaeasoo. mne in nr n -.t urcir ..uj.i.i- lu.m. Every one di-)ed to purcltase is invite! to call at the St.)ve Ware Rim.iii, iu Main street, next door to Marble Hall, directly bppoftit th State Bank, and examine the St'K-k. and .ok at the bargains offered. novM-ly JAMES CANTLIN, J. DR J. KIVETT, StTRG-EON DENTIST. fJERFORMS every variety of .pera- rf" 1 . tions in his prde.'Mon. and bv long ixaetW has auaiued ai-kill, that eiiai- UTT-rti biniio eive entire Mtifanin 10 his pat- ... five entire aatitfactton 10 his patlle takes pleasure in showing necim-os of L.a rt.i;!iiArk- iTh.w ka wuh trtAuiiDf? m ! " iiisortice is in ttraV building, Fird areet ppo.d the Pam Udie. .ir.

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