Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 195, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 July 1858 — Page 2

She Ihttlii

loitV,l.tl EVANSVILLE, IND. WEHNE3DAT MORNING, , JULY 7 J n (Ige Hovey' .Sperr h. Judge Hovejr, in the exordium tu Iiis scch at the Court House on Thursday cvp. ning, reminded Iiis auditors that eighteen months ago he waj a volunteer cauvacr in this Congressional l)Litriet, lor the election of James Bnchanan, whom lie had retomm?udci to liU fellow citizens as the representative of thi fuudarucutal principle, of the national Democratic party. He had -in that canvass, made the Cincinnati platform his text, and he had urged its princitples upon the cou lotions of the pep!eTvith all the earnestness and ability he posc.s5cd. They had been approved ard adopted by the people, and 110 one tad exulted more in their gloriouj trinniph than hiniaclf. lie w aj before them now- uncharged ir. al! his cszvicticns of the trath of those r-riiie-ir ks, aud ia his faction for then:. lie Lad coxa -out n&vr with the -caxc ruolutc, Loucit tctcruluatloa to lur.port aael uphold them, vi.th wLIcli lie entered the conflict of 135C. Tut instead of prcjentiug Mr. tu chaoaa to the people... us he did -with zo zzuzh sincerity and truth ia 15G, aj the rcprcicutativc of Democracy, it wu with rdatsj and mortification, he had to aail Lira as the betrayer and violator of the platform on which he had lx.cn elected by the people. It iva a cause of deep chagrin to hira to speak thus of one whom he had to ardently commended to the support of the people. It was painful for him to conic in conflict with men who had been co-Ia-borcn with him in the political field, from the beginning of hL canvass ; men who had been his warn fupportir;', Mho had aiitxl in procuring the abundant honors and rewards that had lecu bestowed upon him by his party. Kut be could not samfice hia convictions to. please friend', flatter tho people, or gain the honors and emolu ments of the highest ofiite. If pecuniary ' considerations had influenced hitn, he had but to have been silent., and letaintd tiniuo t lucrative ellkx in the gift of the 1 'ie-i-dent, in the .State. If he com-tilted his own 7crsonal tastes and enjoyment", he had a home which had attractions to him more alluring than any public station. But he could not remain silent and inactive and lcc the theridhed principles of the jnrty outniged, mid all the pledges given by him and others to the people in Mr. I'u'.-hanan's natne, vhamcfully violated and disregarded. Uy quoting the plitform of the Democratic pirty of which Mr. Buchanan, declared himtelf the embodiment; by extracts from his ipaugural address ly quotations from bi 4 instructions lo Gov. Walker; by hi3 declarations made in every form up to December laiit, he proved iu the clcarejt manner, that Mr. Piuhanan the strongtit Lecomptuniee i-a Uk country; that the eloetrincs 4iov upheld by the. auti-Lecompton men . were precisely the same as were inculcated iy all the suporters of Mr. Buchanan, throughout the country in 135", a the true Democratic faith. Then lumiag to the Kcpublkrui platform And the nrgnmenfo of the opposition pirty, he ihovvcd that their views of the power of Congrcjj over the territories, corre.-ponded completely in all their applications and con sequences, with the doctrines proclaimed by Jesse D. Bright, and other advocates of Lecomptonism in the Senate and Houic, and which the DentocTts denounced in 18r0 x5; so dangerous and heterolox. Here was a oemptcte political souiersanlt in the position of the Lecompton leaders. No man could follow the tergiversations of such leaders without completely stultifying himselt. The Democratic party was, at the bidding of a few demagogues, to wheel about and defend the very principles they had, eighteen mouths ago, after a severe conflict, refuted and overcome. Jesse D. Bright, the head of the Lecompton party in this State, was boldly proclaiming high toned Federal notion", more outrageous in their consequences than any that Alex. Ilamiltou ever uttered; and he was excommunicating old and coa;L tcut DcmocTuL, bccau:c they woald not swallow hli monstrouties, and yield up the cherished convictions of their lives at his command. sThc Lecompton bill had been sustained almost solely by executive influence ; and the strucrclc to defeat it had exhibited the tearful extent of executive influence. 'tThc President had almost succeeded in carrying an obnoxious measure in fpite of the unaniricus opposition cf the people. That power had grown with the alarming increase of corruption and extravagir.ee ia the tederal cvern!ent ; and it was still extending itself with fearful strides, as tho public expenditures and patronage extended. This State was in complete vassalage tc th-executive. Bright, Fitch nni Hughes were the chief- v.-ho !ud Isid it at his feet, on condition o: Ulnr; -nalntilnsd in their usurped pocitlons. bright, f.ou Uing the pressor of a izw humble thousands, hid, since he vntcred :-c Scuatc, become a millionaire, 14 0 vtl liviu", annually in extravagant three timu his annual :nccxe as a n:cmbcr of Congrc3. By what practiocs this harcnical fortune had been acquired was a subject cf conjeetura by the jeep!e. It was cufheient to enable him to maintain en daily pay his ready and obedient vassals in every county and district in the State, They moved the wires at his bidding, and -rcre Lis messengers in every baje werk of intrigue and corruption. They were found in every fcdcrl pud local office in the State, and whcrtThe could not peuiion them upon the people or public treasury, he paid them a daily stipend from his own pccLcL It was the ofheial dependents cu the favors dispensed by Bright that now ruled the State ; and lie is using his power so boldly that the tyranny is becoming unendurable ; Tj nJiin.T ..11 freedom of thought and II M llUvUlH, - ------

jinking into a ba.c rervitude to a few political leaders. Anti-Lecomptoni.m in this State if nothing else is anti-DrightiMif. The Knqnirtr thinks this ?peerh, of which wc have given a meagre and imperfect outline, a "weak and ridiculous 'cifurt, ?o contemptibly and pitifully puerile as to have excited the ridicule or rommisserutiou of

! tho.e who heard it. We may not be comlxtcnt Jini'"- of Pemocratic speeches, but ! wc thought from the wry fifes thnt were c ) w visible among the Lecompt o'lice-holders, and the exultant s-nuPfs that were rren on the faces of a large majority of the audience, that it had " a Jelling " -eflW-t. That people were held by it in close attention, for two hors onu sftltry night, iu a crowded hall, l is gtod evidence that the speech was neither weak nor contemptible. We apprehend Judge Niblack will find full employment for all bis powers whenever he thall enter the lits w ith his opponent. It is mot eitraonliuary that Judge Ilovey who has been acknowledged for tea year.; to be one of the ablest sen in the party who was. appointed Circuit Court Judge, ad wau thta elevated to the Cupruue, Ccn.h, both of which Uatious he üllcd with distinguished ability, and who was appointed by Mr. Buchanan U. S District Attorney, with the unfiu'tiucu approbaliun of the Democratic party, only eighteen iconths o, is discovered uow, all at once, to be a ruisc rabli drU der, withorrt mvv or discretion, toil void of honor, and scarcely worthy -if the f'.-'j'Jrcr's l.otice. An ln-r atlng CoitfHlnn. Mr. Sh'icmaUcr, of Tcriy, h.; l.en nominated a candidate fr Senator for the Di.rtritt coai-u3cd of Warrick, Spencer, and rcrry. rrvvi.'j to t!ic nomination, lie pro-fei--l to be an anti-Lecc-mptonite, opposed o the Bill Knglilibill. After the pasrar;c of the rcrolntions by th'j convention lioininalrrg hitf., he accepted them a his plilfurai .m l avowed hi;1 rcadines:; to ubidc by the EngHah subterfuge, ai a final settlcrnxnt of tli" Lecompton controversy. The Kockport I'lMocr tt coinlcmued Mr. fihocinakcr for this truckling inconsistency, to which the Carincltou JC'jxjrOr made the follow ing reply ; I licks says John C. ShoemaVer, Ilq.. had madr, previous to his nomination for the Senate, a tolfiun l:tlyt lo thr I1mocrani Sjfnrrr county that he oppotrd the Kttglith coiiipromijt; bill. We ure iiuthorized to say that Mr. Shoemaker NKVKU made such a pledge. ( 'anu'ltn JlrportT. Upon which Mr. Hicks risakes the following damaging disclosures. It tells no more than has previously locn charged against Bill Knglish, and U-Jicvcd, though unproven. But here wc have the confession of the treachery and the proof of the fact. Thi3 disclosure exhibits a piece of the most unprincipled political rascality, ltetwccn tin joint con .piratir.-, that the TCcuiuptoa feu I has brought to light. We did fay that Mr. Shoemaker had pledged himself again-st the Bill English Swindle, and we arc nble to prove it. And more than that, in order to show us what a traitor Bill Engli.-h wa.', Mr. Shoemaker -aid Athen he was In Washington City, a few weeks ago, he had n private conversa tion will Je" D. Bright, and in that conversation Brigkt told him that. English was aeting in his (Bright's) ceMifidence at the time tint he was opposing the Lecompton Constitution, and was ready at any time to east his vote for Lecompton, when ever it was necessary to carry the measure through. And more than that, Mr. Shoemaker told tu that Blight told him that he (Bright), Green of Misivurt, and Stephens of Georgia, tlrew up the conference bill themselves, and got Knglish to introduce it into the House as the English Compromise bill. This was an item of news that wc had not been led into, until Shoemaker divulged it. These were a few of the many reason 3 assigned by Mr. Shoemaker, why the Democracy of Terry County were not going to support Bill Knglish for Congress. Serion Itlot. We Icaru from one who wa. present, that a rerioui uTray tcKU p'ace i'l Vincenne-s oa Monday. It sccoij that the German: ofthat city had made arrane-eiacats to celebrate the Fourth, at a place called " Folk'j Grove, " about three tales 1'rozA the city. They had erected a Iarjc tent, in which to cat," and aL'o one La v hieb, to dance. The refmhmcnU were rerved cut to all who had the ruenn: of purchasing. Many, wlio were present, But liking the fire, returned to the city for their dinner. After dinner, the dancing commenced, when o:ne, w ho were not allowed entrance into the tent, or did not wish to go iu, in tcrrurted the tur.ccrs by raumg and pulling down tho canvas. A struggle ensued; nose cn tne outiiae tnieavcnncr to ret a " peep " at what vxs going on in-lJe, a::d those within laboring equally hard o pre vent it. The n;atUr nally conic to fclowi, prccc-tiur, cur ifcrnuit telh: us, cue of iLc u;c-t ccr.fu-1-d ad friy;Ltiul sceucs iru-ajir-able. Ia tie cveai, the tht rx; traü-ferred from the rovc to the city, 'dur ing waiczi, a youaj u:an a ircruanc'.erk Li the draj jtorc of Mr. Lauder, to stabbed, though not fatally. The knife . track Li ö breast Wne, which prevented it Vom cutting a vita! part. Turing the affair altogether, we shculd juJgs it to have been a most diiraccfa! occurreneve. CC7"In rpitc of the tilorU cf the officeholder, the 'Li'gLhtture cf MiuuesoU rcccutly purged the following decided antiLecüuiptüii rerolution : RtseUfd, That Government, to be ju.t and legitimate uudcr our Republican system, must rest upoa the l'reo coiiicnt of the pco pie governed, and that in our opinion tbe attempt of the Administration t impose tho Lecoiaploa Coaatitatioa upoa the people of Kan'&j aaiat their consent, was an infringement of tins principle offreo Eepublieun Government. A rÄolntion st run ply endorsing Judge Douglas and Ocn. Shields was nLso adopted

fissV" Col. Allen May, is still figuring in ditfereist parts of the JState, in a wy that is

not gaining him ranch glory. The Fort Wayne Tim't, says: That the Col. read a rcech at the public square, in that city, which was so joorly gotten up and connected indeed so ill advised was the Colonel on what he i.Kc, 'that he presented no single intelligent idea during his w holeTpee'oh. Ileappeiirs t' have been an original Cincinnati Platform Huchauan man, repudiated liuchanan for Douglas, and has finally fell desperatel y in love with the English Conference Bill. Which he loves bet Huehanan or Douglas was hard to divine ; and it really seemed that he w ould wait until the fjuetdion s-hnll be decided between them lefotc he avows the one and repudiates the other. Meanwhile the democratic party aside from principles engroses his attention and engages his "efforts. Wc really think Col. May does but little credit to the party by promalging such vague ideas of its prin ciple, and the history of its acts. 65?"The Eichmond TaUadium reports tbe death, from liqnor and c-xpoäure, of Mr. Abner Cowing, of Center Townsli?, Wajnc county, ca Monday luX. l!u had been dxinkLag LceTily on Sunday, and was found next day dead hi a w heat Held. The circutK,taiic of ki j death Co cxaopcratcd the citizens cf Ctntcrvillc that they w ent to weak at once to abate the "institutions" froui which the iniichitf came, and cleaned out -three of them. On Wednesday, the women of Centcrvillu made a tiescent on another c .tabliihmcnt and demolished all the bottler, glo.ts and barrels iu it, to the value, the owner said, of 700. The special coinmissiuti which has l event ly inquired into the state of the Iowa Treasury, bus found a deficiency of 103,771 fur which there i nothing to show but unsecured and valueless drafts, check?, and certificates cf deposits cf certain private bankers and iersou-. Recent disclosure in Wisconsin and Iowa shew that 11cpubliean virtue is no stronger in resisting temptations to public plunder, than that of their cppoiicul. Kithcr party in power, requires the ze-alous scrutiny of the people to preserve them upright. rt-öThere was ti liquor riot ia Greenlastlc, on Friday evenin; htst, A fellow pame.1 I'nckus, from Craw tbnlaville, had est ihli?hel a low tlogrgcry ainl openly defied the eople of th town. 1IU estuhliihinent was attacked hy a party of eitizeus the trout of the lmilding entirely torn out; the bir and fixtures demolished, and the liquor destroyed. Never, says our informant, w:u agre2ryery more tflettually "cleaned out." The liquor seller left town ou the first train. JC-Thc Louisville Journal is out in glowing terms in reference to the Mammoth Cave. We understand that a p:irty is being made up iu our city, to goon a pleasure excursion to the Cave, thnrtly. No trip, wc think, Hl afford more solid enjoyment than an r xenrsioa of that kid, cud we trust that sonic one of the party will fivor with a sketch of the "good time.' t-T'Thc famous Charter Oak Place, the oi l "Wyllys Place," in Hartford, has l--cu sold, and is to be cut up into numerous building lots on Fpeculation. It is about two hundred years since the first colonial secretary, Wyllys, sent his Stewart over the wilderness to select in advance a good site. It is now worth more money per acre than the place it was deemed such a hardship to leave behind in old hnsland. Not to he Fe0LF.n. The man McAuley, who claimed to be RoU-rt II. McAuley of Portsmouth, Ohio, but whom the wife of Robert II. repudiated bogus, has at last been proven to be a William McAuley and a horse thief of Cincinnati. Depend upon it, a woman is not apt to forget her own husand. Jtr5yAt the recent sale of the chairs and deks, in the old hall of the House of Rep resentatives, the dei-k and chair of John Qulncy Adams wm the only one that created any competition. After spirited bidding it was sold at $50. NEV ADVERT!SEI1ENTS. ginc, In ruuniaj ont.-r, A Inch cvt:ul..r, 'jn lu-h F:r'k.-. Enquire ft Myrx'a Inr-"r Mills, or of Levi S. Clark,', conu r Firät ajiil Ch. jinnt Ir.-.tj. jlytj-t!i wlm (W vrisi: x-io it.iiti:r;.s.trri.ii.s; J y, llurA rears. Ju-t r-v.-ivcil lya. i. ut: Noi.iis ro. i . i 1. 1. tf .7.' A'.liiH.lU TKI-WEEKLY MAIL LINK. f Q4...m... t T T rt ft 1. . f ÄESCiSLanilar anJ Friv5.iv at 9 A. M. L-avi Pmliteah every TiKr' l iy, Thnr-tiy an.l S:-t-iir.l.iy, at a. jf. Ccnn-i-tinp at Ev.ni.-villo with K. K C. R. U. for 11 pointri North an. ljit, ami ith i'!tki't fr Loui-vill-, Waba.!i a'l .n-n Rivrr-i. At Faducaa ith p.u l.i U f..r Srrdnt Louis, Nw Orloan! aid the daily mall touts fvr Cairo, Ni-!ivillc ami Tctsrwec River. BiiMce-w i-ronptly ntt. nJct to, niiJ char,!" for frei-"! an-t pasoJc same x charged by the packt t J. Ii. Dono. j')-Cnidivf JL2 - tiOOii UlttL TO u ins-Room work. . Litx ral waros wiU bv rrivta. direct Llouje. Ai-ply i".-.oIlaU-!y at the Walnut jly3-0t UAKVESTLK, FUR MOW'INü i R 10W INÜ REAPING. This Machine wrj iatrodncJ and uted 5t the. rtt tine duriuf; iL Larv-t of loC6; and though mw, it Uon alicaty .tab.LJi'.a r.r ltMf a rvpuiatioti whit h h; Etver Kcu rtaL..d Ly any uL r Combi n. d R.-piT and Mow.r, South aiid Wt: and it now ocrnpit-a a x0-!011 f 'r i14 urtvaacc of all itj comp titor. Nfitrly on thfl'-mnd of thoc M.n-hlni-i were rM rturinj thv l,vt tvo harvts, a&J the dun md wot boppli. d in the Stat.; cf Kentucky, Teun' Sc., Ia. Ji:ua. Illinois, MLs-ur), Iowa. Ark.incv, Alab.im-i. eieofk'! South Citrolina, Y'irpinia, JlLsi.ipr.i, nr.1 etaUWsitjg the fact most CoiicluMvt ly, that for univ..rs.il ua.-, ccouomy, .tr.rfjth, aud ed 'i.n.'y, this Lwhi-!o ts cvtrj it.in th-t in deairiUc, both aj a I'tnpi t and as a Mower. We have -aaI-oise v-duaMc ittprovcasents, s i-g-stid ly cnriful ohwcrv.itira and txpmm. ut lurhiar th la-st feaivp.-t. lhc; will r added to all cur Ko.ii.er and Mo-.vira neir buütia fjr tht harT.t of hS. For tale on censi,riU!K'rit, by op-.iuidAw ALTERA HOWES. GRIGLL TL It J L I.ni'LVJJlWTH 6 doz. in-jtlif and Snathes, varioua ixitn nv; 2 d- Stytlu.9 and Cradle, do do; ti i Manure Forku; 5 do Lootf Haudlod iiay Forks 6 do Short d. do; m boxes Scythe Ston-w. For rato at Z. II. COUK isON'S. L'OLLIZT T. XMNli. noon ijn CJK.9 Blind Factor", corner of Piue and First Btrettü, orjpoeife Krati 3c Hoiltnan's Foundry, Ev-n.-ville, Ind. We are uimufacturinij the ahovo ar Iklea at price whii-h will compare favorably with Ciucinnati aud Louisville.' Orrkra are nfpcclfuUy solicited. All work will N completed at tho tim; promitcd. N. 15. ArurcncT a.u.lo cf Cicsta to

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1; uioLUfJLi roBJtvco iai:j f.V!lL L. yorti .l. . W t 'li.S ttVI L. VXK. NOCK, WICKS, & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Kommission Merchants, and rr.aLi.iw i Foreign &. Domestic l.liuor, Cigar, A.c. A.c. AGKVTS föft rAv.'.vo, nrssoi'Ri asp Ar. tobacco. ALrfO, AfcKMS OB NAYariiu: cottos yaus, th.yk, patTIS':, LOTTOS MAXILLA VÖKDAGE, No. 511 MMn ftrfirt, LOLISVILLK, KY. WV kf p coiitiitlv on haml a larc? Ptvk fT porI tilar of Tobinco, amonR whi4-h are Holland' J Empress Tine Appla Twvt aa-l I'ancuke. AUo, ' Kobrrl and Harris' berfbrand. Our tock of pure Old Bourbtfn and Eye Whi.kv, U larre od well sel-Ttfl, all of hirh we effor on Eod ttTm- to tb Wtrn and 8otthrrn trade. MOCK, W 1CK8 i CO., Mala t-ti-rot. Wholesale Tobacco Agency. o. 511 Main street, Louinille, Ky. TV arc nvw net hiog oir n"w t-ick of Virginia and Ktttacky T-tacco, M hict vre cüTcr lew to tic trade. UOLLAXU'S TOBACCO. Fn-ipr-fn rreJivra BranJ T. J. Holland, "o. 1 - .Tacib Strnd.T...... r. 'L. Holland S. It. C.irnrr . ?rv E.Tr;. ...175 ...V0 ...uoo ... 80 .... 75 .... 20 do to to at do C. O. Holland B. K. Kxtra I'miake Extra Foil TM Mae Apr''' Tn Jst W .vlc attt Fro. Twwt .... Geld-n Ao I'sr.ryko I.ANGIIORX'S TOBACCO nol.l LopT Extra.. .i. m. rt,t, .....V S. K. Whito J a (I HA KU IS' TO IIA CCO. Sultnrn .. 50 Kutt:. .. CO do .. 7 .. 80 Ikxes. ... r r.utt-. ... ." do ... on it ...l1 do 7" C.ltt';:. fJ) YiXt't. l'V) Catt f. -0 Catxe. M K-i?. .V d , -jo es--. I'rorl-.'s Kuvurite Jo t Cim Cock Luiurj cf the iVr pIc April'" John Smith HOliL'KTS' Tl!ACt'0. F. M. 9ncy - K. W. H-toi. I;UrtH' It. ft ria-h IUIIm 120 Bott. C) Butts. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TO HA mi. Lans' Bis'. lt's lb 70 Butt.-'. B.'i'v lo tt'j lb il ... f0 d ...UN) i WoolC'ilk' jwuiutf and 0!4 Buck lt d.j lo J.jn X j , do do (at tie ... 1: nt t.-. ... 40 il. ..I'X) Boxen. ..IV Pkffs. ..500 lU.xe.-. Sundry Brandl (lb Nicks, wi-ok.s A Co., Ml Mahi ttT-et, Loui-vfile, Kv. jlyl-.im V$rriri-7K :"v Jtbilijfiii$ j"AP JElJ KTtRK. Agricultural InipteinentK, fi.-d and Croceri'-s soli at raxh price fr all kiniN of PrMliie and Live Stoek, Miieb tut Hoic, Mulei, Own, CNeM, lUvT Cattle, 11 or , Clilrkenn, Butter, L;ird, Baron, F.f, Fur And Skitm of every deMcription , Ciiimmi)?, fcrnwax, Yeat'he'r, Wh'at, Corn, OatM, Barley, B'ans, Kye, Prn, Short, Iriel Applen and PearhVj, rotat! and V etalihn of all MortM. Z. H. CUUK 1. SON.", feljil-diw tkf ITI'.i TIOiV ii f "t;- ii '..vrED a niauation a BMk-keep.'rorali'?'in.'i n, hva youi!f wan w ho ha-i had m'Veral years cxinTiener in InKli of the ahove hrar.eheH. Salary, moderate at firvt, ai)l utie-iCcTtionaMe refereni-e piven. AdJre!.M, M. C, lox l'7 P. . . 3-1 Evansvillo, Ind. SI HO OL Of JSA. tiiw, Loniriville, Kv. The Lectnre in this in-titi:tion will commence on the firt Monday in NovemlxT, and continue fur 'month. During "- tohtf prcli-ninarr lecture will It; delivered at the Hospital vr.r Collore. FACULTY. 1 ii. V. DmiIcj-, M. D., Emerims Profusor -of JSurery. Henry M. Bullitt, M. I., Professor of Theory ond Practice of Medicine. John H.inliu, M. D., Profeimor ef 01Htetrie.s aud Ciiiiieiil 'Teilirine. C. W. Wright, M. D., Proferof M.-diral fheniiMrv. N. P.. M'arOiall, T. P. Prt-fwf or Materia Medic. and Ther'iiticM. Middletoii t.oldsniith. M. I., Profrrmor of the Prim iple urrerr atr.I Clinical Surpery. W. J. Sliinuiii, M. I., ProfiiMr of Aimtoioy. . (5. W. Bay lea. M. !., Irofmor of Physiology and Pathological Aimtoniv. David CuinniiiiM, M. D. Itctnotudrator. For in format ion adilrei N. II. MAr.'H.U.L, M. P.. jlyl-2m Iea"i of tlw F.wrnltr. Xsoi.t'Tio.y-Tiiu tiit.n of a lt. H. BENNETT CO., in thi day -ti.--w.lv.-.! by mutual consent. The biifineef will Ix-rraflT l rarrl.il on liy JaniiM Swanxiin, who ill wttle all Lu.-inesu. connectf J with the late firm. R. II. BENN ETT, jtyl-lm JAS. SWANSoN, miJ'K M.V.TIIIMIK if Slir.VfJr.ES. M. TO lUILliKlUS A.VD CA KT ESTE KM. The mibHcrlber hiu Itoupht out thu Intept of It. II. P- nn.-tt. in tho Luml! Y'anl, noar Kratz A H-ill-inan'a F.mri.Hrv. II now oflrrs Iii flock at a ch.-ap price for curh. Jljlm JAS. 8WAXSVN 9 'TjrK.WE.'i 'T Uf MZCKiFTtt JT-arrl fxopii.lif ui-en nt the County Treanury for the yotir tndiDg May 31, l.rS. R KCl I ITS. Tlir" ha? rren ree- iwU at the Conufy Tr.wMryof the Luuntv i ani-rturcli, from ?iavai. rr June 1, liS, from diver t-ourc-", the f jltowing From CViunty Ri-vonue of 1.V.7 ....rr7,373 CO 1 rom County 4 portion ef lH linoiH tit Tasf of 1R.V. 1,573 12 From Tax brsh1 to provide f r wc a:iriul irtorc.'t cn out,iTxäi:i Couny IWn.li, i-wu'?. to the E. & C. IU K. fX Prm Tkwjvh!p R- vcnuoof ISoO arj.1 1$7 r..rn n x it I roai Townsl.ip t pecul S-Jiool lü v nue From C'Uimou tVUol Fund vf 4,7. no Frra Ytv Iljiieeon-t Fouriv-" From la liitqiiiMit Txr-n of 6i7 Fr-n; K.Klfmption of Land. From l: .ad Ktv.-n.-w of lOi and lf.7 From Lie as-.rj and JleviwJ Statut . j.ui; or, 7l 15 f.V. 31 1(5 00

Total .".7,911 CS r.i'dNniTCK:M. Ord. pi have boon drana on the County Troamry fnm May ül, lej7 to Juno I, lS-'rt. on a.i-ou'it of tho f.-llowinp itrpxj. of oxp.-n-'', and Ihn Trraxurvr tum ru'oiii--. ccujmm irrfm outfeanding County Ionft.', to-wit : On aeconnt of Brid-eo Sl.",.V9 SO d fU of Cturt r..X';7 9 do di of Inti'pt en outstumlinir County PlikU 5,0C1 00 do di of Common Sihool ii-tri-tutlon 4,73 1? do do of Pau r 3.M3 7a do . do cf Townnhlp llovenue. ...... 51 do do of OUiecrf 2,."i . io do cf Putüc Buildirgi I.'JtS 7C do do of Prisoners 1,00 SC da do of istcrtet on outstaadiug order? IJAr, M do do of culvortf 13 io io cf ifpec'I Townshij .-hcl Tix 1,142 17 do d ef Books and frtition.ixy.-. 1.37t 7S Jo do of Krrcucoui tx'ti rfundi t 7i. '.1 t.o U- of AJvcrtiin and Print'g 7ir 0 do do of Aas.-SMrif tola S7 d. do cf Kol-'iiiptiott 4'S " d- do of Coai'r.s i-r di.-iii allo'i-e 4" fH) do do of Specific allowanrps do do of Extra nllowanc'. Jul W do d- cf Inanity ('".... 2JJ ll do do of tiv for Court llunre..... UJ7 M do do ef Coron. r'i In'u.-t l7 ." .1. d. cf Hihwar.-f ....... 112 do do do RoaJ Rtvtuuc 1!3 31 T-i it............ ......... ...ää.WJ 00

PuölisheU by order of the County Board. WILLIAM 11. WALKER, J'ilr 2-3wwlwJ Ccujjty AmliUr, Miiii'ouriu.y -ö rt'A.- oude red, That the owners of Lot 105, l;, 107, It. 1X5, 1.J, 1.15 auJ 13H in tho old plfn ef the City of EmnsviuV, cauao the two allrys running at ri;ht aoW.-i throturU tho block for mod by wiid H, that if to tay from Seeon! to Third street, and from Maiu to Locust stre t, to be brought to the prop, r c ty rade, ithin thirty days from the puhücation cf thi notice, and in default thereof, the Common Council ill proceed to perform taid work, and the eotdn and exiint-ew accruing thereby, will be avstd to and collected by sale of aid "property, and bo Diui h thereof m will atify nid lien aud oct. By order el the Ooaciou Council of the CitT of Evainivili.'. A. LL'MCKE, plcrk. jtyl-lCt Ydkbctc copy. f)OTrn To to.vÄJi'tfß On Saturday, the Slat of July next, tb Common Council i 111 be prepircd to rcueive sealed propc sal' for performing su :h grading an ordered ia the above corporation notice, aud not perform..-d by tac owners oi said property up to taid time. Ey crdcr of the Coaiaju Council of tho City cf

A. LL2IC2E, Oiii.

PRINTiHG MJS

HVf."T.f GOO It PJiPFB SUtSCBIKK FOR THK J01RXAT.. . f-rifc-cxim: for Tin: joi knal. srnsrium: foi: thi: joi rxal, SFHSPKir.K FOIt THE JOUKNAL, THK KVANSVIM.K Jot ltNAI., THK EVANSVII.LK JOl KNAt., THK KVANSVIU.K JOl AI., THK f.VA5iS 1LLK Jo' i:SAI.. THK HA1I.Y .inrilXAL, THK DAILY JOlKNAl., i Til K DAILY JtM HXAL. THK IAILY JO I' K.SAL, JOIKXAL. .tOt'RNA I., JOL'KNAL, JOIKXAL. I THK Tr.lAVKtKLV I THK TK1-WF.KKI.Y TI1K TKI-WtKKLV the Tia-wj.r.hLv THE WEEKLY JUI KXAL. Til K WEEKLY JOURNAL. THE WEEKLY .101 UNA L, THK WEEKLY JOUKNAL, VATER, APER, I'ArKIS, PAPEK. THK r-KsV 1A1I.Y TflK pi;st PA1LY THK ItKsT DAILY THK IVKT DAILY THE PEST TKI-WEEKXY TAPEK, THE BEST TKI-WEEKLY PAl'ER, THE BEST TKI-WEEKLY PAPER, THE BEST TKI-WEEKLY rAI'Elt, THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER, THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER, THE DEST WEEKLY PAPER, THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER, PUBLISHED IN THK WFST, PUBLISHED IX THK WEST, PUBLISHED IN IHK WEPT, PUBLISHED IX THE WEST, rOVTAIXTNP. ALL TJfE LATE NEWS, CONTAIN IX; ALL THE LATE NEW COXTAIXIXC, ALL THK 7.ATK NEWS, CONTAINING ALI. 1 HE L TE NEWS, HY MAIL AND BY TELir.F.AFH, TiV MAIL AND BY TELEGRAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TELIOKAPH. BY MAIL AND LY TLLI.GKAPH. AND A CAOD SEI.FCITION AND A GOOD SELECTION AND A GOOD SELECTION' AND A GOOD SELECTION OK M I C E LT. A N EOUS MATTER. OF MISCELLANEOUS M.ATTEK. OF MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. F M 1 iSTE LL AJS EOUS? IATTER. 'ou im.vr jou ho.vj:; IF TOt WANT I)STEl:. IF YOC WANT MWTEBV, IF r W ANT l'OSI'EBS, IF Y(C WANT PUSTLI.S, IK YOi: WANT HANDBILLS, IF YMF WANT II AN DBI I IS, IF "k'T WANT HANDiriLL.", IF VUU WANT II AN I'll I L LS, if you want rnrwiRAMMrs, IK Yl" WANT PI!i Ml K A MM KS, IF iOl" WANT 1'KfHJKAMMF.S, IK itU WANT l'KOCKAMJlLS IF YOr WANT P AMI II LETS, IK Vif WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOU WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOU WANT PAMPHLETS. Y YC WANT CA I: IS. IF Yor WANT r.MMi.s, IF Yor WANT CA BBS, IK YOP WANT CAKHS, IF YOV WANT BILLS OF LADINtJ, IK Vor W ANT BILLS OK I.AI INi;, IF Yr WANT BILLS OF LAI INt, . IF YOU WANT BILLS OF LAMNC. IF YtK W ANT BILL HEADS, IK YOIT WANT SILL flEADS. JF OV WANT BILL HEAPS, IF YOU WANT U1LL HEADS, IF YOI WANT SHOW VAKDS, IF YOU WANT SHOW ( Alif'S, IF Yof WANT SHOW t'AKDS, IF YOU WANT SHOW CAKDS. if you want shov bills, if you w ant show bills, if you want show bills, If you want show bills, IF YOU W ANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IF YOU WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IF YOU WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IF YOU WANT STEAM BO XT WORK, IF IF yof WANT COLORED WORK, YOI" WANT COLOItEB WORK, IF Vol WANT COLORED WORK, IF YOC WANT COLORED WORK, IF YOC WANT DRAY TICKETS, IF YOIT WANT DRAY TICKETS, IF YOU WANT DRAY -TICKETS, IF YOU WANT DRAY TICKETS, IF YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, I V Yor WANT BALL TICKET?, IF YOC WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOC WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOC WANT INVITATION C.U:S, IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS, IF YOI" WANT INVITATION CARDS' IF YOU WANT INVITATION CARDS, OR ANYTIIINO ELSE, OR AN YTI1 1 NO ELSE, OR AN YJ'lilXU ELSE, OR ANYTHING ELSE, IN THK PR INTINO T.I VE, IN THE PRINT! NO LINE, IN TIIK I'RINTINe: LINK, IN TIIK PKINTIMS LINE, OFT THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, OET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE, (iET THEM AT THK JOURNAL OFFICE, I JET THEM AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE. WIIKRK TIIKY HWK NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY II AYE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WIIKRK THEY II AVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES-, WHERE TIIKY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WIIKRK THEY HAYK NEW PRESSES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AN P EVERYTHING ELSE NEW, AND OF TIIK BEST QUALITY, AND OF TIIK REST (Jl'ALITY, , AND OF THK BEST QUALITY, AND OF THK B EST QUALITY, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND XOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND IKY WORK CHEAPLY', AND DO WORK CHEAPLY', AND IHJ WORK CHEAPLY, AND IK WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE I KST STYLE, AND IN THK BEST STYLE', ani in xui; hzxr tile, (ilVE US A CALL, OIVK I ii A CALL, GIVE US A CALL, C1VK US A CALL, OFFICE, OFFICE, OFFICE, OFFICE, at orn NEW AT OUR NEW AT OUR NKW AT OCR NEW AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OCR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND LEARN 0UU PRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEARN OUR TRICES. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION, Wi: DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY CCMI'imiON, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, riTIIER IN" WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHEii Hi W0"IN.;iA'2iiIP, or in rr.icr. OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. OK IN PR I CIS. V.Z'0-.r CEASE'S COMMISSION HOCäE.on Water fctni't, three door from Main, Evansvillc, Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. sL di-red, that the owners of lotd 10 and 11. Mock rti Fa tern Enlarp m- nf, nnd lots .OH, -J.l?, ?1 an 1 Hi", Donation Enlargement of the City f Evii'.villr, eausK the -iK waik in frnt of will lots to ho brought to th rroi-rr city prad--, and a goM brkk pav.-m. nt of th ti-uul wi'dth be laid down in front of Mid lots within thirty days from th" pcbliuation ef thü; notice, and in default thorvof, tho Common Cutuicil will procettt to perform paid work, and the c) and cxien-s accruing thereby, will l-n a.----d to ind o'lleetod by -wile of hM prop'tty, or to mirh thereof as will vatlsfy raid lion and rust. Byrrdorcf the Cominou Cmn il f th"Citv of Evans ville. A. LEMCKE, Clerk. jlyl-l'H VoIksliOte copy. If BOO Z, HEY K JS'r.L. H O.V, - II 7f. I. off. r f .T sale oa Fridav :nornin?, .Ii:lr iud. at 9 oYlvck, a ajortnient cf Table Glawaro, to be yoM bv the box to the trvie, consiftinr of Mt. Vernon fJecnntciv, Taylor 3IohiMe Jiiirs, ExctHor I'i:iraond Saucori and Covers, Mt. Vernon, Gem and I'niaoe GobleU, J-j pint Pab.-e Tumbler. 1 pint, 'x quart Charleston, Scott, und other lumblon, gill tar. Mt. Y'irnon Glasses; l gallon J.irs. Nappien, Ac. Together with an asoortiuetit of Genu' Summer Coals and Pants, Ladire' bremTrimtaingH, :icire antiquf. Ribbon, Edging, Iiweitiiij:, &c, with om jrood Jewelry, Ac. i'.yl-'2t a 1 OUWKUTIV.V . T I T ;.- O Km S dctvd. That the owner or owner of Lot 13. Block P, in Lnsatwco, canrio a cood Dlanü Bid-, li.tio'1 of thit nctioe, and in default thtreolCtho Common Council will proceed to perform toiJ work, and the eoets and expense accruing theseby, will be a -v-J to and collected by sale of said property, oruo much thereof, aa will satiLfv eaid lien arii ! c.t. By order cf tha Common Council of t":

I 11. -.tt. . , . . ,ö . F . .1 mill'. nd Inv n rn I-1.K !.. ...... :

wik ti me uauai wiuia, 10 ut uia aowa aiotig ac c. : ' , "V : . . . . i-"',"'-"'' 1 ry aad work-tn'n, act we give an ! said Lot, from Fourth street, to the Canal Bridge, . BY,nch' s ßwcl, within thirty d..ys from the u, .r undivided attetiMcn. We ! oa Third Avenue, within thirty Lw from the nub- pubhpuon this notice; and In default thereof, f BOILERS AND STEAM

C;'7 ef Erasr:"

A. LiriCKE, Clerk.

will N- an ind-f-t -evt.'! r ' .-x cait'lidat.' tor !i"tjo! . at the ciifuinu HOCEKIl'.S .. I'MloiISMO, Wif EVANSILLK, INI. W h"1k.-alk l...-pai'tuient, Fitvl Mrtft, first d-wr froiii y:iiri: Bt-tail I'p.irtni-nt, Main tre-et, fin-t tfT l-ln- the 5rnT. Z. H. Ciw.Jv U-pi to tliatik lii-i friends in Ilvanii!l" and iM'iliborh!. for their rivor io fi--'Iy N -j'tow-Uon hiui hince h lins m in busjue amonz tht'm. atit tnk-H tli in fjrti:nity cf introducing to their iKtiv hi ton, Mr. 71. A. Cook, hon he hau tnkn into irtti ihip from thi-4 date, and solicits f-T ihi; uw firm of .. II. CVx.k & Sn. a rtmtimi jnixi ot the Mippnrt mj Iit rallv cotif.-rrcd on hininrlf. '.. 11. C'k & Siii, hain; taken fy.c business proini-' and i-uirluiK-d tlie whole Fto k t4 Mr. M. W. KnRlr, ffl ronßdent that thry Mill tH? tnal.le.1 to vui'plr the citizms ef Evansvilie with Vrry inii le they may require in th" Grocery and I'rJvi.-iot line. .. H. I'x)k i Son wish rpyially to'Jraw the attention of pt'on in the country having proluoe of any kind t-i difjwe of, to their "increa. facility U r taking off their rlvk, and MipplyinR them at their ftoro, with all art teles require! in the wholepah: department, at prices that must insure their orders for the futinv. feb2-tf (Bt ocMi : uit m:m Tio van, JL Stork Icaler8 and CommifMon Mcrchactf, Jefferson City Ftock Landing, New Orleans, La. J. r. aVcock... w. . ciiBATuoifr. oct31tf rXMl'ILUELL K ni'TUIEK, .?- M. meicn aud Forwarding Mcrchante, New Orloaii, Ln. dec22-ly tr ctcm::: a- tw'Icuzili curil .aLP irLoMt-n aad Forwardinj; Merchants, St. L"tiu-. LiU.ral adv.iuocä m.tüc on coiicignnicQta ia eilUcr cf our hoiu-cs. trim to M :?.-T'. Allif A Howe, Bemont k Veil". IT' vmrj k Brown, Evuiisville. d-e-JJ-ly JL Hiou and l orwarding Merchant, No. 70, l'oy. dra trf.'t. New crhvuw. I. C. TW1CI11LL r. H. rAIRCHILD. mi7-ly B ff.il. i noii it t o. rati; 1'itoov JMX.r t Ei---W m hare on hand v' 1va s-m- fN.l-f, iii n o!!''rt low lisur-. t-vr their Kuif-ri.T qj;iTiti.;, we n for to Cn -cont City Bank, (J. Oji hind. Broker and Banker, J. II. Maghee A Co., n-l Bem. nt Viele.- - P. HORNBROOK .v Co., As- üt, f br.tr Water tlntt, Evaneville, Ind. ft mL who MilwerilMfi f.T the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRESS, A P- autiluIIy Illa-trat.-d Family Newspaper. The New York Wevkly Pros 1 oue of ihu larg-.ft an.i l-ef lit- nry pp-rs i f the Jar. A larpe yu;irto containing Twenty Paen, or Sixty CoIuiiiuk. of en-t.-i taiuing matter ; and Elegantly Illustrated every w.fk. A Cift WfTth from "-rt entH to ?"'K will l-o wnt to each Mil.fiTikT ii reeeij't tf the tulMri')tioa money. TfRMH : One copy for trie roar, ami I gift ?2 01) Three copiea one year, and '.I iitf A ( Kivr riio on" y.-ar, and 5 Kitt. ............ .. ) Ten copin one year, and 10 gil'tn 15 txj Twenty-one eopien one year, and 12 gift W 00 Canadian uheoriloni uut soud - e-nta eaeh in addition to tho above raf.-n, to my the American puctaRo, which inu."t In pre-pni4. Tho articlen to Ih distributed are c-mipnt-w in tho lollow iup list : 1 U. S. Treafiiry Note SluOrt (M ' do do do .'HJ in) oaeh. 5 do do do . tfK) (W each. P do 'do d lue e0 each. Patent Lev-r Hunting Ca-M-d W ateh.n ?li ( '") Gold Watchet) 75 0 50 do M 00 lm) do .. .... 50 txr 300 Lioli.G..l 1 ateheg Ii- (X) 200 Silver Hunting Cad Watchen 55 ("0 KM) Silver Watch.- $10 OO to 20 lJ I'Kni Gold Guard, Vent and Feb Chain 10 00 to 30 00 mm Gold Penn and Pendln 5 ni t 15 00 Gold Locketn, Bracelets Br.K-h, lut Drop, Brennt Pino, CutfPiii. Slovo Button, King, Shirt Studs Watch Key, Gold and Silver Thimble, and a variety of other article worth from 60 cents to $15 00 each. On receipt of the FuLsciiption money t he Bubf.'riIT' name will le entered uix'n onr iMiok oppoi:ie iiuiiiM.-r, Hijti in.- ftiii eii i,ij. nuifig villi uiai tiumber will Ik forwarded within one week to him, bv mail or expreß, pi,t-pai4. There I neither humbug nr lottorv alnnit tho lvo, a every putoorihfr i ure of a Prrze of val lie. Ye pitf.r to luak thl liberal lihtrihution amonc them inntead of giving a lare commi-ion to A:ent, piving to tho ulciiljor the amoum that would go to tbe Agent, and in manv cas- a hundred fold more. ' DANIEL A DEE, Publisher. npl2-('m 211 Centre ctrcet. New Y'ork. 7r31TTJtOl.F A AO.Y, D,-aIer in Jewelry, JL9 Watch't. ft'H-k, Silver Ware, Ac., have now in hand a well elceted rt.-k cf R.hl ami Silver Watches; line Jewelry of all kind and of the latent tyle; Y'ankee 'lock In Bronze, iron und Wood eiise, iKilver table and tapoon, plated ware, port iiiennaie, gold, silver aud stetd iMS'tacbvi, Ac., which we are prepared to !! at the loweot Eantern price, and warrant ever' article to he what it U repreneiit.nl. The public p-uerally are invited to call aud examine for tSieninelvee, ii the oH etand, on Maiu ntni't, U-tw-et-u Firnt and Srnd. fjiil -nwvtff J .ti.i f- t. if. .iTToiuvni WW at Law a and Notnrv I'ublie. Oliiee in the Cr.fc.-nt City Bank BuiMir.c. Will attend faithfully to all biwine ontru-t.il to him. uiy:iO-Iy TTW.I I.LOVH A STOnti.tltn, M.llJlJl PORTERS AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Drugs, MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, Pa tut, OUf,Ynriiihrft, IIruheg, Glass ASli GLASSWARE, PA TEXT MEDICI SES, PERFUMERY, BIRD CAGES, &C.f EvjiNvil.tr., Indiana. Having made larjre addition to our tock, we are now ready to fill all order with euch quality of Good a we ft l assured will give entire sat inaction. A we make our purchase by the package, we are enabled to offer them at the lowest Knible price, thereby Rivlrg the purchawr the same advantage a thone who buy East. We alo dl extenivclv ia hA a L'Lllh' EOT YPE A SD A MBROTYTE STOCK And keep on-tantly on hand a birge and varied aKTtment of Crc, Chemicals, Caiueralf, and every article connected with the art. Or ra'ors that cho'e to order, nnd mcloMe-g 'r1mittm x, the ranie care and pri.vs will bj observed as if they attend personally. Wheti r;nbj out of our line are wanUd, wo will pr.wur. them with pleaMtre, t On lowet price. Worhall, n heretofore, give particular attentien to Lave all orders carefully packed and . promptly forwarded. Julya IIAI.LOCK & STODDARD. it cwn it ins, ncKh j: n n e nRING, Salmon, Pickerel!, White F:ih, Lime Cement, Almonds Brasil Nuts Filiert, English Walnuts Currant, Rainin. FiS Camphor, Alum, Epsom Salt, Sulphur, Roll Brimstone, Copj.eras Madder, LokwihmI, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, IU d Cord, all kiud ; Uinrkin, Batting, Cloves Havana, (Jerman, ami linlf Sanih Cig;ir: Tea, t'ing.-r all kind ; Glan Jar, Lanterns and Fl.u-ks Ii.'iiion Syrup, Mustard, Nutmegs Matches FpanLh M')w, Lobsters Oysters Sardiii', Prpfr h'suco, Stove Pip, R'in, 1'ancy Soaps Powder, Saf. ly Fuw, Tob.icco, all kind ; Scotch Snu!?, Stir.h, Vinegar, Paper, nil kind ; Rice, .te., Ac A HtpHy ff the ntrvre Lcpt coiittiutly cn L:iEd, and for file, low, ty CILEERT i EOWLES, Ji:e20-tf Syacmore, near Wat. r. ft 0 2SULS CIZOICV1 I-Jill) OiL, 13 bx. Star Candler, 20 do Averted German and Palm Soap, j'vt received by Z. II. COOK & S n. 6 WA.VAISK jl I'rebb S;i I'H f;E TA LE Imon, in 1 and 2 lb cant'. do lyObst'T, do do - do do M vkertl do " . do do do i-bad, . do do do . do Cut tu do W do do . Cove Ovjdrrs do do f r .-.Vi by 7.. II. CMK 4 SON. If A O.IKIJT.-I I ER 1 COJVfEJyJL NIE:T DWELLING HOCSE on Oak at. I two n Firt mid Sec.nd, now ia the occupation of Mr. h'rcterniitn. 'Apply to J. WESTLY HUGHES or to J"!yi W. KESTERMAN. 10Ü lilt I. S. J-'RESII RlTTERtlOO WZ. EGGS. For sale at 7.. II. COOK k SOX. Jolv2 1000 for ale by july2 1VIULE"S EXT U.I SVGAli CURED HAMS. Ib-. ived and Z. H. CCHJK & SON, Sole AfT'-nt for Evan.vll!e. W- .IHM: II Sil, L. J&E I IS 11. WHITE JLd FISH, PICKEREL and BASS, a fphudid article ju't received ty jul2 Z. II. COOK . SON. c lOUPOIlJL TIO.V VOTICEOIi dcred, Tbat the ow ners cf Lot in Block 1. in the Eastern Enlargement cf the City of Evan- ( yiile, can-1 he ulk-y in said IUock, running from ! oa,i.a auu sireer, -.so mucact Ttse narae a I f wi yet p:vxi) to be brought to the proi;r city nc ei'Dinicn leuncti wul rrocced to rrfcrci baid work, and tho crvsti, and c'ipenbe accruing tbrrtly wUI li as;eicd to and collected by aJe ef Mid prtperty.or to aiuth thereof as wUl eatiify eaid lien and coets. hy order cf tlM CcExen Cc-a i! ef the City cf rvia-rr.üe.. A. LLI1CKZ, Cl:tk.

STEAMBOATS.

T' 'oitr t's ..vi Kl'J.v.s1 V1LLK P A CK FT, THK (Tlt'CTAW. tT.X. Th. The fctCHruer CHOCTAW , Cij tain ! ;-ll'''-yz''!":l-Tr nrTn rrgularly for tl , -VCrreinainuer r.i ijkj ouxon. and at ft-1 tlie water will permit, tu a regular jarkc?, lietween EvaiibVilh and New Ork-aun. From her reat p-Hl. "ho can exsily make the trip iu Lhirtnen l iv, mi l will leave her ev-ry lilu-eiith dav after lu.r dt jwtrture. She will return Tn L.'r tlrd tri; ON THK 11TH OR 1 TH OF MAY. The time of her arrival will telegraphe! .from Yickhiirgh and Mem his and duly tnuounrd in the pmih rx, that Fhipi-n may know and rely upou b.-r movements. Her otSvr pleile theme!v- to 3n all in their power for the int rt and fame ef the city with which lh y peck to identify theniMlv., and they folirit in rt turn from citizens rwh encourage nicr.t a will make their connection with the city pcrmatioi.t and reciprocally pre ti table. Tlic "bct will need for her support ve freights a well a down cargoen, and in proportion t- her rvreif.ta p, caa ebv afford to reduce her down freight, fehippen here should, therefore, for their own interest, endeavor to wc ur her up freight from their corrpondent. I. A. CRANE, Agent. apCl-tf jrr n. .v.fi f.i"-i isvf;. o Hit jvjca9J ET. EVANSVILLE, PADLCAU AND CAIKO PACKET, . X J. r DONE, D. C Utaao.f, M-tj-iilisiJt-tcr, Wve Evaneville every Mon--T3itÄ d.ty and Toursda v at 12 o'cloclt, M . arriving at Paducali at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 11 oc!otk, M Tuesday and Iridav. lU:turr.inf , leaves Cairo vi ry Tut9lay and Frii y, at 7 o'clock. P. M., and Paducah every W"wJtcAy a4 olui day, at 0 o'clock. A. M. CeXNECTINO AT LVANSVIIlE WITH TIIK EVANYILLE AND CKAW'I OKDSVILLC K. It and Packet for Green River ANo, connecting at Smithland with Cuint.MTlar.il lUver packei; a. Cairo with Memphis, w Urk-ans and St. Louij P.ieket8. Tickets can be obtained cn board the bor.t for all Eau'eru Cities. x mar23-ly lTY." RuUrSt. lAuic and Louiiiviil' Pack et 1 tlMITVI VI! i I v r , bi'jiu.ii.iu 1.1.1 r.. ffTO&s The following boats hav com-'v-'S mcnrJ their rolar trips in the "" y Loui""t'I K- Inii trade will coiiuiiuc t tiih urnug the s.an, piiBg particular attention to nil eav buine. -Th FASHION, c.vpt. j. u. ma ans. Pai' Evansville, (ruing down every Tu-txlay morn ing, and up every Ftidav morning". The HIGHFLYER, CA1T. THO. Wai.-HT, Pulses Evan nille, going down, -vr-ry Thursday morning, and rp everv Monday morning. LOUISVILLE AND ST. LOUIS Fit-wnponi and liiirNr can rely njKn thexe boat. leaving punctually on their repulsr d.ivi, an-! conheeling with all the racket rnnningalwvr St. Louir. For trt ipht or passage pr-ly on Urd or u . marI7 P. ti. O KI LEY Jk Ct. B?KUIIIK KII.VSI'1LI.U J.VJ -tti'LOUlSYlLLF. PACKET. The JOHN BRIGGS will hereafter f iu"z.rTrun n pularly a a Eouivil!e and Tl'tC Evanvill Packet; having rxi-ej-1 lit aceotnniodatioini for Pa-M-np r. She will leac l-.vaiiHViUe every WeUneMliiy aud bturday aftt uoon at 5 o'cltK k, preeuH-ly. N. II. COBB, Master. mar2S P. M. GARDNER.Cl k. Tlf9iziiiL.tR Z7TYZYk7 k i JlfcANSVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET. fTTZrv The STEAMER SCIOTO, NO 2. fZS?-z?z w' ' 1 buve Evaiwville every Tues-12ur.??-!l-day at C o'rlork, p. and Saturday at 1.5 o clo k, r. m., Cr Henderson and Loeintille. Aceoiumodatior: excellent. Jan 2 90TICn.-CI.SJI! CJNII! CIS II! w M On and für February lt, lböM, I will clothe my book to all runutRg account and r 11 for cash only or it equivalent. . Experience ha taught nie to take thi plan, believing it to be to fho intoretd of buyer, aa well a to myself. I nhall try to make it an object for all to pay cash, and hope to give offene to none by refusing credit, as I hall rtfunc all without respect to pernon or pemon. AH gool munt be paid for before they leave the otore. If not fatiefaetory, they can be returned, and I will refund tho money. Also, I take thi opirtuuity to offer my nlnoeri thank for the liU-ral patronage with which I wit heretofore favored, and ank a continuance of the (..one, prominiug to merit the name by prompt and fair dealing and an additional inducement in price?. janlS SAM. EM BICH, M.-.in ft., 3 door below Soeond. irTf i :o is ". w e h s, ii Vi liier J.y i 9Jf CONTI! ACT0K. Sanh, iKx-rs and Blinds tnado to order. All kind of Carp'CiV and JoinciV Woik d ne in a good and workmanlike manner. Shop on Third Street, between Cherry and Oak Street. inyl-tuiln JW.lIiM.il IIAIA It.tTIII.Vn EMefji TABLlSHMENT. SUNDERLAND, ha. opened in connexion with hi Shavlnjr Saloon, aom coiiiiiiCHJiou aud el. gant BATHING ROOMS, whert gentlemen can get a plea-siuit cold or warm bath at 11 hour of the day, from G A. M., to 11 at niht, for the very moderate price of 25 cent each, or five ticket for one dollar. J-tf 7foiTo. itELTi.yui ro.iipj.vr, JLLMi'.nuf.icturer of M-ehine Belting, Steam Packing, En;;in His and !l other art icls of Vulleanizeil India Rubber, Vined f.r MechauICal and Manufacturing purpose. BABCOCK A SON TAG, Ar-i uU far the Company, The experience of the Luit U-n year ha justly gained the confidouc of the cont.-nmrs; thi, together with great improvements in the quality warrant the manufacturer iu nn-wrt injt it to be uperior to leather, or anything eine, for all op-n belt ; and from their long cxjicricnce and arperior machinery, authorizes them to aert its superiority over fill other uiannf:u-turerv; ample testimoninls cf which, from the larg.nt manifacturlng eeUblinhment In the New England Kate ran be found at the nf-rnt. A birjiw a-iHortment alway on band, and furnished of given length at fhort notice. d.H-itf s W9EJI THIS IT lMLLM'JlmE JEiVbave on barn!JmJ w ill m il at reduced prioesfor Cah, a good Mm k of Gold and Silver Watches, Newent stylo of Fine Jewelry, Silver Ware, field Pen, Port mon ale, Clock, Ac. Those in want of any article in our line of bugine, wijl find it rreatly to their interest to give us a call, a wc wih to clow out na much a pnwiible of our prewnt RtiN-k, preparatory to the Fall trade, and will tnrll not below but at a f mail advance on ont price. BITTROLFF A SON, J8 Main !ret, rnitw.-en Firnt and Second. BlRUi STORE. FIR. U.t II EJISff Jl hi in opened a Retail Irug Store, on the corner of Second and Lucutt ftreet, colic! ta tho pafrt.nage of the citiasen of EvanTille and vicinity. Th entire stork has Iieen purchaaed in tho Kant, regardleM of expense, of the purest and 1-ent material, and connint In part, of Pure Drug. Medicine. Cheuiical, Pure Wines and Brandie. (for medical purjione t.uly,) Stationary Ptrfumery, Soap and all Potmlnr patent Medicine. lid Thysie.au' prescription and fimily recipes eora pounded by an experienced apothr-cary, at all hour of the day aud n ijrbt. angl5-ly "jii II.1IEKT ' nouYEsrsirrTEsZ LTor4 to S. E. Gilbert fc Co., W holale Grocen Sycamore ftreet, ht-t ween Water and Firt ctreets, Evaiibville Ind. A full a-ortment of Groceries always on hand, and for lo at the lowest prjoe. Ap-nt for 'Cyprcsa Mills' Cotton Yarn, at nanufaf i urer'e prices. oct2J rB?;f)i'M1J.l it I EURO WE It,wW Wdoale ant R-tail drupint, Washington rdock, Jfain stmt, Evaniviile, Indiana. nar2Q-ly jra.VLEH M. Sili.y"HhIJ ITTOBney at Law, Evansville, Indiana, tSTQ-Ottii on Third etrett, Jn the rear af the Citeccnt City Bank Buildln-:. CMy faVfJZneYiV O.innllor at Law, Evanvilo. Ind. IXO "Office rm Third ttre. t, Br.nk Bulldiii'. n the Crcs-int Citv .pu-ly WPUUR II. VOLK. JTTOR.VE1 JIT JL9 Law, Notary Public, T.eal llda'e and Collecting Ajront, will attend to every specie f cenveraticing, tr.ko dponitioin and ailtdaxitn, acknowledj;. mcnt of Iteed, and Morty;a?e, in fai-t, will perfonn Ciitbfully all business of an Attorney catrueted to M care. II -9 .Room in W. II." Erownlee office, I'rineelon Indiiia. pt25-ly lBffw K Vl'E"i .1 TTIt U.y'E I I w V at Law and General Collecting Afc nt. IlewI demon. Ky. mb tf 7JT S.I.VJI E It S, SllTi 'E R I'LTtER? . marble Hall KuilUinjr, eeona etory. Jlnin nlrti-f. Kvnniitla I11.li.1t15. l"ai ri.-iOT WOtk PLibfl with neat n- and d tpab h. Furninli to erc d-r, Siher, l..r, NcmN r and Manufacturers' name, Plate, lVll Pulls Hinsre. I-ailinrr. Knol-s Lock with Plab-d Km-bs and Furuitüre, at Cineinnati price. . mwH. JL lonhant aud TTorrietor of Stock Stabler, New Orleans La - l,i,0.)T jm22 -ly. fhEll EST.tllLlHEl hOL'MR VANi MACHINE SHUP. KHAT ti 1IE1LMAN, Pine tret, Evansvi'.le lndin.i. Tto propriet'T of the City l ouudry arc now prepared to do ii!l kind of Machine and Fii.ifLing work, and everything ajrtaining to ths fcuiidry business. Machinery of all kinds made and re paired. We luve every facility cf ths bett nucLicc worK ecniMca 10 ere mrinfticturir.g EN GIN Ed , . ,..,1 r,.,A r,t- ftil orders fcr thi kiud of machinery, warranting mir work, ac tatislied with reaOD-.l'.e prit. The i cundn-, rurni-hing ehr n, At., are cn l ine -freet. ' THE 5AI E ROOMrf . arc cn 3Ta;n ttrt, --t ttrye Sr"-. crrlfrf -1 yf .. rtA. " pa iz urillTAJ'.

:fcccbr and the pc'e arc uhcoucCicü-!y by ti?"dccLica vote of li ab'ab:t ZO.

crb:r. j ll I J'.yl-lm . Yclkjtctsecp;-. j.yl-lt Volkfbct? eepj i'ii-i:t Yflkb't rrXTsrriMy