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FRIDAY MORNING.. a-1 'ii . FEBRCABY II Local and Miscellaneous (. RELIGIOUS KOTCK. Rev. C. B. Pavuso will preach in Im Locnat Street M. E. Church, to-night, at 7 o'clock, and next Sab hath. No doubt hia numerous Mend is th eitj win bo pleased with mm opportunity of hearing him again. &3K Bearer Fur Tibet wu pieked op in the street yesterday, and left at this office to be claimed by the owner. jgy That Feed Store of Dusoueht' bi3 just receiTed another large lot of the very beat quality of hay. BSU Wni. K. McGrew, Esq., will deliver lecture on Commercial Law to the students of Bebm's Commercial . College, this (Friday) evening at 8 o'clock. Subject, Bankruptcy." "a" The 'woman charged with infanti- i . ....... j . ; tide at the Par.l.oa Hotel, underwent an . examination day before yesterday and was i committed to prison to await her trial. - ! fgTt is Mid that Hon. Caleb B. Smith li soon to remove from Cincinnati to Indianapolis, for the purpose of practicing law. He will be quite an accession to the legal talent of the State. fifgr We understand that Messrs McNeely a Defrees, of Terr Haute, intend starting a Tlour Barrel Manufactory in this city as toon as they can erect a building for that purpose These geutlemen bare a factory of this kind at Terra Haute, where they are doing an extensive business. They are responsible and energetic business men ; and as fit is their design to engage in the business i this point on a large scale, their eormng will add to the, general prosperity of the ity. . ; ; , ' ' . fgJThe maa arrested for committing an wutrage upon a girl a day or two since, gave bis same at the hotel where be was stopping as 0. W. Woodford, mud uut Howard, as stated in yesterday's Journal. . tie also says he is from Shelby ville, Ky. The girl states that she was deeoyed by b im to a place on the canal, near the Central Market, and not to a room in the Washington Hotel. The prisoner, after his arrest, waived an examination, and was committed to jail. t2SFThe Enquirer, of yesterday, patronizingly copies some remarks of the Cineinnati Enquirer in reference to the Homestead Bill. The Utter paper is astonished that otily thirty-eight Democrats voted for it white sixty voted against It. It says the men from Iudlaoa who votsA against it, will find it hard work to be re-elected to the next Congress. f We are sura Mr. Niblack never anticipated such cold comfort from a home organ. Tf. " -. -. n ... . fiÖS" A young maa named Oeorge Heuslis was shot at Manchester, in Dearborn county, in this State, under the following circumstances. He, with several others, was Juseping watch at the house of bis uncle, Elias Beustis, which had been infested with burglars for several nights; and while entering the house, after having gone out to reconnoiter, was mistaken for a depredator by one of the guards, and shot in the breast. It is feared he will die. Bga, Several of the " important ones " of the State have been indulging in a fox .chase at Indianapolis. Poor Reynard was eaptured after a chase of seve:.al hours. The sport was represented to be most exciting, and the first of the kind that has probably occurred for years in that section of the country. The Stale Sentinel says " however .much some may be disposed to discredit the story, we can say in the language of a friend of immortal memory, there is 'no . folly foxing' about it." . 4ßjTBy reference to our regular telegraphio dispatches, it will be seen that the Democracy at Washington City are in sore distress. AH kinds of expedients are resorted to, in hopes of dodging the tariff question, but it ia no go. The Pennsylvanians have set their heads upon aa increase of duties fptcifiejiX that and nothing else will satisfy. la the eancus held at the -Capitol on Wednesday evening, Mr. Crawford, of G a., proposed resolutions, the first of which declared it to be inexpedient and unnecessary to disturb the tariff of 1837. This resolu tion was rejected by the emphatic vote of yeas 27, nays 35 some members present not voting. This vote is significant. Disagreeable as it is to the free-traders, it now seems pretty certain that they will have to endorse a Protective Tariff. .. 5? Tha investigation into th affairs of ih Navy Department, is said to bring to Sight facts perfectly astounding. Peculation that been extensively carried out In every Department. Bven the paint belonging to Government has been used for brightening tip tha honse of Congressman Searing. W. "D. Kennedy, one of the Tammany sachems, .says a correspondent of the New York Times, has secured the contract for furnishing Gov rnmeut with paints for some time past. It seems that in putting in his bids, he woull offer large quantities of certain articles at ridiculously low prices, and muck less indeed than they could possibly be pur chased for. In this way, ha was enabled to put it in steep in many other articles, and yet have the aggregate for the average lower than that of any other bidder, and se cure the contract. The thlnir, upon tha face, of course, looks very fairly, but on ex amination we find that of the articles offered at nominal prices, the master painter never ' wanted a pound, while of those put in at high prides, government was sure to need a supply. Of course this is all to be attributed to Kennedy's luck, and not a bit of It to collusion between himself and the niagtr painter ; but one way or other Uncle .Sam, between the two. has beeu victimize.! iD0t gratfclesely.

I tM.iw Ilarriet Preseott, ot Newbnryjwrt, is the author of the curious story, "In ; a Cellar," in the Februnry number of the Atlantic Monthly. The editor thought, from the ease with which foreign topics ; were alluded to, that it was a translation, ; hut learned that it was the brilliant product of an untraveled Xew England girl.

. - t . , JS?" Mr. Spurgeon confirms the report that he is soon to visit America, but it appears that he will not play a üo'pel " engagement" for a stipulated snm per. night, at one of the fashionable churches of New York. He is coming to see the country, and call the metropolitan heathen to repentance. ' "Gor. Banks, the Hon. Franeis P. Blair, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Judge Russell, and other eminent gentlemen, sailed on a cruise down Boston bay on the 31st alt., oa i board the yacht Whisper. After visiting the forts, they proceeded to Qobasset for a , view of the wreck of the ship Roebuck, ' which lies On the rocks dismantled. ' " Rkockrd Down , and owning a steam . wood ROBBRO.A man srwinjf raarhine. ' w ' lern, was knocked down in the north easttra part ol the m j, ngh of $30,) j g0ij. " He was left eusvless in the street.. The perpetrator. of the outrage es caped wxtntneir pluuaer.-. Jnatanapoivt Journal. . Cholbba in TkxsrsbsB The' Columbia Mirror of the 1 5th inst. says : We are informed by a physician that three deaths from cholera occurr ed in this city on Wednesday ths 12th inst. ' , -..' .'''i.'.,,,,.. 8QThe influx of Negroes into the cottoa and sugar producing States ths present season, is indeed enormous. The Mobile Rtgitter estimates the number at 50,000. IsvaUBs It;oicB. A hew era is "taking place in the scieuce of medicine. The time has come when the- worst and most appalling cases . of disease can be cured. New discoveries are being made in the medicinal agents employed, as . well, as in the art of combining and, preparing ',them.',,, ; Four years' trial has fully established the fact, thafDr. Easterly's Family medicines are the best and most certain curatives known for the diseases for which they are recommended. ' Every family- should keep a supply on hand, and thereby save doctor's bills, and. ranch suffering. Dr. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, Dr. Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Uaaterly'e Fever and Ague Killer, Dr. Hooper's Female Cordial and Dr. Baker's Specific are all meeting with a rapid sale and are universally approved. : Over One fluodred Thousand Dollars of these popular articles hare been ' sold wHhin the last two years. See the advertisements in our columns. - '-"-'"' '" ' ' ' " Candidates. 1 ' 5 VT mr muthoritetl to sssstsM Jor SHABPB as a cannldate for Mayor of the City of EvansTllIn', at th enstlug April electloo. Jlr, JSdilor Vom tcill plm a)eMie my name as a candidate for th ofBee uf City Clerk at the no.it el ty election. Jan31 PATRICK BÜRKB. mrt mmthort;d to mnnoume Jf. SCHMUCK as a candidate fur City Collector at the ensuing April election. Jbd24 Jit th rcesf of m" Urft asw6r of the citizens of EvansTille, WM. BAKKll wUl be a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election. JanZü-tt ffr. Editor Plmt mmmommee my asarase i a candidate for City Clerk at the next city elec tion. Jaul81 MORRIS MIELHCII. For Mm if or. IH mrt muthorifd to announce NATHAN ROWLEY, Esq., aa a candidate for Mayor of th City of ETansrille. Mr. Row ley will, in a few . days, publish an address to hia fellow -citizens. declS Special Notices tiotlouioy't JPiitt mn4 Ointmnt.CotTIOX TO THE PURCHASER. As they hare been basely Imitated, the public should learn thst there Is a sure test of their genuineness, Tit: tb water-mark, "Holloway, Kw York aud London," which appears In every loaf of the book of direc tions, visible when held between the eye and the light. Sold at the manufactory. No. 80 Mnidon Laue, New York, and by all Pruggists, at 2o., G-'Jc., aud $1 per box or pot. fet9 Th comdrfHl awecess ot Dr. Botlotter's celebrated and unrivalled STOMACH BIT TERS, from the time of its introduction te the pnblio, prores conclusively its manifest superiority over any other preparation of the kind now manu factured. Its action on the digestive organs is of ho most pleasing character, removing all diseases or morbidity, and giving the system a sound and healthy tone. Ia oasee of Pyspepsla, loss of appetite, general mental or physical weakness, ita ope ration Is must benoflrent, Indeed ; some of the most direful cases that have ever been under medical treatment have beeu entirely cured by this great gent. Aa a tonic, Hustetter's Bitters are most de lightful, especially before meals. MT For sale by Druggists ana dealers generally. everywhere. feb9 Dr. JUooper'e Feimmle Cordlml. Thle medicine will cure all Female Complaints, such a Bxeesstve, Suppressed, or Painful Menstruation, Flour Albus, or Whites, Barrenness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Pirzlness, Weak Nerves, Frightful Dreams, and all diseases caused ly Culd, Checked Perspiration, Excesses, Over Excitement, ete.,ef th Sexual Organs. For all Irregularities of th Monthly Periods, Pr. Hooper'e Female Cordial is a srxxsT and POSITIVE CURE. It has been amply tasted, and tbe most gratifying reports of CUBES are daily received from every town and city where It Is known. t Price ft per bottle, or six bottles lbr $5. -Prepared by PR. EASTERLY, Corner Third and Chesnut streets, 8t. Louis, Mo., sola proprietor. STODPABD A THOMPSON, r. W. BAWYER. I agents. Evarsvii.ls, Indiana. 4ec31-dAwm JUaemrie'o asTaf i-J'ervon Fif Toboeeo, ITS AXD OUT OF FOIL. The only place to pro- j euro this superior Tobacco Is at FSXDBICH I BSOS., No. 25 Mala street, on door above First- ! They are the on'.y authorised agents, and alon I have tb genuine article. janiO-lm JAMES A. MAZUBIK. i THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Made np from the Daily Jovmal, contains M g CWataas of cMltUd and carefully prepared Handing Malier, affording tbe best medium for keeping our friends in the eouutr; fully -'posted up," to be found in th West - THE LATEST TKLEOBAPHIC DISPATCH KS, Together with a summary of the Karkats, are insorted in every Weekly paper, and. by perusing the JousjiiL.A.ax Mend in the Couatry will not be liable to be "picked up" by speculators, and set their produce for less than it is actually-worth, as has orten beeu done heretofore. mV Beuiember that the Wssslt JovaNSLis made up ef BEADIXQ MATTER, aud not altogether uf advertisemooia.MI The Weekly Journal will be u ailed, so as to ieaa.-S) he siibet Ibers ef th adjoining counties lu gued season. :'; . . v Tkam Single topy, i 1 58; 10 cv4tF, 1. Oar friends fchonld make haste to renew their subscripUuiis, k dtu terais a itrlsti iv advaiw dso7

Special Notices

COAL! Rodiatn Mining Company,. EransTtlle, Indiana. Office on Water street between Main and Locust Coal, ia e,nantlti of not leo UiaaSO bushels, delivered to any pai tof theelty, at 10 cents per bh. at the pit, 8 cent. - JOHN WTMOSD, t oeta V I? Pocretaryand Manager. Mmmamt l .mute. Jay prmm airing to procura Inlormation as to the distance,, location, best routoa, .poets, outfits, and general Informal ton in regard to the Gold Mines In Western Kansas, can obtain it by addressing a letter, with reofa Ho GEORGS V. FKKTSOOST CO.; General Agents tot 'Kansas Western Gold Mines Association." at Leeompton. Kanwa. declS 7A JPrtuth JPowr: Thtf PovStrt ! area N K VKB-F Altl Nd BKMEDT in DYSPEP-I-8IA. ' ,1 - ::: .3! 1 ; i. ST Pries 1 per bottle.) -- ?- - With confidence founded on experience, I öfter the "ai.-n PowbsbS to the afflicted, asking but a (air trUVas proof of Its Ytrtnet Prepare only by J. B. MONROl, and sold holeeale and retail bj7 DR.. E. EASTERLY, ft. E. corner Third and Chesnut ts St. Lout. PTODPARD THOMP80 ' F. W. 8AWYBR. , ; . , JA"- ; Cvaksvillb, Indiana. dec20-dfrw3m I, Or. limktr'm Bpc4 --Ts s mf and cortntn Care for teaorrhOM, Gleet, Strlctare, tmtal Weakueoi, Chordee, Dlstasos 'f thf Kidneys and niadiler. and all Diseases ; of the OeniUl Organs. . . ; . i ' . ; " J I J t : Eeader. have yon a privat disease t -. Po net neglect ft. If you go te a regnlar physician with yonr asa you swrtl your reputation... If you go to an ad er t Ising Hack, yoa pmH year luailk for. li: Avoid both, and use Dr.. Baker's. BpectQc, which has sared thousands npoa thousands from ths hands of ths Mtrciltm QttneU, If net from a premature grave. With Pr. Baksr's Specific you can eure yourself and prevent axposnre, as. plain, direction r use accompany the medicine.' . ' SJV Price St 60 per bottle. - ,: ''- )ar Prepared by PR. EASTERLY, corner Third and Chesnut its., St. Lenis, Mo., sole Provrletov,' STODPABD THOMPSON, V... T. W. SAW Y KB, Agonie. " ZvtVit.Ll, Ind'ana. dec21-dw8m Br. JBtorly Fewer mm Jruo Miller. This Medicine will our Fsver and Ague, Dumb Ago, Chills and Fever,' 'tnterratttant "and Remittent Fevers, and every form .of Fever inchluut to thaWest. - I.-.- .-. o I .... .,.; ,-t Among all ths etiaufn fcEMatBS for Ague and Fever, first and fcrenost la rank stands PR. EASTERLY'S FZYSB AND AOUB: KILLER. This medicine is ajKwiMw emre, both' speedy and permanent.' Poring th last five years it has cured ever Are iemaVerf tsegsawd ions, which has estabiisbad its efficiency la all parts of the West as 0s ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY fits- th cure of these distressing complaints. ' ' It win also our Enlargement of the Spleen, Ague Cake, eta. It is pertbetiy harmless to tit aaeet delleata eonstitations or tender infant. Try It, yeafflloted. w Pries 1 per buttle, or six bottles for 85. Prepared by PR. EASTERLY, corner Vhird and Chesnut sts., 8U Lonis, Mo., aula Proprietor. STOPPABO THOMPSOS. 1 ff, W.8AWVEB. , jAgeuia. Evamsvillb, Indiana. decSl-d&wSn Stop thmt Conghtttr.Cmrttr'e tlewf-h Balsam will our Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con sumption, Bronchitis, Spitting ' of Blood, Pain In th Side and Breast, Plsurisy, Wbooplng Cough, Croup, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of ths Heart, and all diseases f the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Too much car and attention cannot be given to diseases of ths THROAT and LCXQ8. Beader, have you a Cough, Cold, or any disease of the Lungs ? Po not neglect ir7 Pelay : Is dangerous. Millions die annually by neglecting a Common Cold. Colds and Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to an early death. Be advised In time, and procure at ones that celebrated remedy, PR. CARTER'S COUOH BALSAM, tbe ortattmt and bett remedy M Um world. It has cured thousands upon thousands after physicians and every other remedy had failed, and the patient given np to die.' Physicians, druggists, and all who have used Dr. Carter's Cough Balaam, universally acknowledge It the meet prompt, pleonntf, oed eleaowes rmmedy fraotra for all disease of ths Throat, Chest and Longs. Price Trial bottles, 23 cents; larger bottles, SI pr bottle, or six bottles fur 96. W Prepared by PR. EASTERL Y, owner Third aud Chesnut streets, St. Louis, Mo., sole proprietor, and to whom all ordw mnst be sent to get the genuine. F. W. SAWYER. I " Evassvills, Indiana. dec21-dtw3m ' Dr. JBmeterty'o lodtm omd SmrempmBILLA. This Medicine will permanently cur all diseases arising from aa Impure state of the Blood, or other fluids of th system, vis: Scrofula, Obstinate Old Sores, Pimples sn th Face, Blotches, Bolls, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring, worm or Tetter, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Cancers, Goitre, White Swelling, Fever Sore, Piles, Erysipelas, Swelling of tbe Glaads, Tains lu the Bones and Joints ; all Chrenie Diseases, and Piteases arising from the nse of Mercury and Calomel. Such powerful curative properties are combined in Dr. Buster V fodnx od ßartaparilla, that the longest standing and worst oases of disease are thoroughly crnxo by it rases that had resisted every known remedy and been given up by the most distinguished Physicians, as confirmed and Utenroble. For Liver Complaint and Pyspepsla it is an ittfalUblertmtdg. It will cure Chronic and Inflammatory Rhenmaism, no matter hew bad, if faithfully tuorf. It will cur every form of NERVOUS PLSKA.SE, and strengthen and restore the system to perfrot health and vigor. It Is a positive curs for FEMALh COMPLAINTS, suoh as Irregularities of the Monthly Periods, Barrenness, Ao. For females approaching that critical period of life the eme etit Mewses It Is Invaluable. Ladle who admire a clear, beautiful white skin and a rosy cheek, should use Pr. Easterly's Iodins and Sarsaparilla. It will remove Pimples from the Fare, Blotches, and all roughness of the skin, and give a fair and beautiful complexion. It will ears Dropsy, Oravsl, Pisceses of ths Kidneys, Bladders and Urinary Organs. It hss no equal In theee eomplalnta. UK. EASTERLY'S lOPIXK AND SARSAPARILLA Is a positiv and radical cure for Mercurial Plsease, no matter how deeply It may have eaten iuto tbe frame and vital organs. It will eradioar J every partiele of Mercury from the system, and I heal Its bad effect. It will eur Secondary Syphi lis, or Vsnereal luasa, no matter now long ti may I L. been I. th. srstem. and will thorouahlv annlt hilataaud expel the syphilitic virus, and all heredii tary taints aud poisonous matter from tha system, I sad restore it e a pet-feoi etat of HEALTH and P0BITY. " iO THE AFFICTEP WITH SCKOFCLA OB OLD 8OBE8. Persans who hav long beb afflicted with Scrofula, old Sores, Tetter, Rtugworm, Scald Head, Blotches, Eruptions of tbe Skin, Ac, ar advised to procure GBIDLE Y'8 SALT RHSCM j AND TETTER OINTMENT, to apply ou the i ores or diseased parts, V heu sing Pr. Easterly's j Iodine and Sarsaparilla. . Tb Iodins and Sarsapa- : rilla purifies th BLoOD, and drives out of tbe j system the impmre and steieas otatttr, and removes the saw, while th Ointment hsaj im sua. i When both ar. uaed, (which w. always rmmund) tatilore of a permanent and radical cure has never Uenkn.wa. They ar. th. best mii ru world. ' P. S.Th. proprietor solemnly believi that LU Itidlu. and &uapariila and Gridiey's Oinjmeut iril j car aay form of Vicar or Oid Svre, on any part uf , th system, if used according to direotlous, for reutunabl leayOt qf tha. A faithful and houest trial Is all I ask I do not feajr tbe result. S" Prie of the lodiu. and Sarsaparilla al yrr j buttU. or six bottles fur Sä. Oridlvy'sOiutment Tj eeuU per bottle. -' ' prepared by PR. EASTEBLY, soiitbeust em aer j at Tlilrd aud Cbesuut stieets, 8t. Louis, Mo., sole j proprietor, to whom all orders must b addrame i. 8TÖDPABP d- THOMPSON, i . F. W. SAWYER. )" - Evansvuxs, Indiaaa. dei21-dXwi.iM

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BT TBI C a W. USE. BThe Iine-leipgrdown" East of Vincennes, we failed to receive our .rcgutar diapatches. . - r. vvj-r - .i!f u ; COSTGRESSIOXAt,; Washisotox, Feb 10 J. The third meeting of the Democratic caucus of the House was held at the capital last night, Jones, of Tennessee,, occupying the chair, and Messrs. Jennings, of ' Virginia, and Pennelton, 1 of Ohio, acting as Secretaries."-' "'".,'. ', j Y;'V "t'4;v ; . , Phelps, of Mo, j introduced a scries of resolutions' io the .following effect That tho temporary embarrassments of tho government should be met by an extension of tbe law authorizing tha issue and re-issue of treasury notes, for a,. period of two years. That tho. appropriation bills ought . to ha acted upon as soon as possible... That the expenditures of the government , ought to , be reduced to the' lowest poiritr Consistent with, the wants of an economical administration., .v r ..... - j.i.tt ,a 1. 1 i's. Mr. Phelps argued briefly the necessity aud importance of immediate'jicticfa to Jtr-; rest the necasslty for an extra session. Mr.: Crawford, of Ga., proposed tho following as a substitute Tot Mr. Phelps' resolution: ;; - ' ; .i:.t ; . Jtetolvtd,. That it ia inexpedient and -tin-; necessary to disturb the tariff of 1 857, ' ; ', .Resolved, '.That the temporary necessities of the go vernmeot shall be met by a re-issue of treasury notes. - - - t.'. Rtolvtdh "IhaX the- President, fceYreuest-i ed . to convene the Cabinet and submit to them the estimates heretofore presented, for' the purpose of ascertaining what deduction is practicable. : u ot m-1 . o - Mr. Crawford made a speech 'in adveicacy of this proposition.'!, , , i . I -- Mr. Hatch, of N. YM desired to be furnished with information on the subject before he would be prepared to vote. . . . . , r Mr. Dowart, of Pa., said that he did not expect, when he came here, the tariff question would.be .introduced,, and. desired to know whether any one would be considered as' bound by the action of the caucus. W.'" ; . Mr. Reilly, of Pa., spoke to th" same effect. He was a democrat, and wanted gentlemen from the South to know that there were democrats from his section of the Union; if die action of the caucus was binding cn all present,' he should object and beg leave quietly to retire. ' v . -. ..',.-, Mr. Stephens, of Georgia, thought It very propor thai'the Jtariff question should be considered. It was , a great'' national con-, earn. -..The tariff, et of 1857 ought not to be -tlisturbed. ' ' '' ; w . f Mr.Kunkle, of Jid, proposed, as a substitute to Mr. Crawford's resolution, a series declaring that the necessities of the govern -ment ought to be supplied by an increase ot tha tariff of . 1857. That the amountt o be raised under such a revision ought not to exceed more than $63,000,000, and that the revision should be on the principle of the tariff of 1836. V,1,.':"; Mr. (Sickles gave ' notice of his intention to offer a resolution providing that a committee be appointed by this caucus to confer with a similar committee on the part of the Senate caucus, to take into consideration the proper manner and practicability of reducing the expenditures of the government. He urged the importance of harmony as esseatial to the success of the Democratic party ; arguing that they should have a common ground on which to stand.' - ' Mr. Bowie, of Maryland, gave notice of his intention to introduce a resolution declaring that the Democratic party ought to adhere to its ancient policy of a tariff strictly for revenue. ; That a tariff calculated to raise $40,000,000 could be arranged on the basis of an expenditure of $65,000,000, and that it is the duty of all honest men, without distinction of party, to unite ou an adjustment such a) would benefit the country. Mr. Clay, of Ky.; said that ho was, not present to dictate to the Democratic party. Not long ago he was called a yearling Democrat, and he was, of course, but little more than a twoyear-old now. But he wished to say that tho question of the tariff was above all parties ; one in which the entire country is concerned, therefore he hoped it would be adjusted in accordance with this sentiment. Mr. McRae. of Miss., gave notice of the introduction of a resolution laying down certain fundamental, constitutional, principles, and hoping to instruct the Committee on Ways and Means, as the sentiment of the caucus, to report 0. bill lorying direct taxes. Mr. Boycc, of S. C, said it wns evident that there must be an increase of the revenue or a decrease of expenditures ; therefore he thought the only security for economy would be the presence of the gatherer of the direct taxes. .w Mr. Owen Jones, of Pa., was in favor of a change in the tariff. He spoke of its importance to Pennsylvania. He would not be satisfied without some reasonable adjustment. Mr. Stewart, of Md., favored an increaso of the customs, and especially taxing articles of the free list of the present tariff. Mr. Cavanagh moved to lay the whole subject on the table. Under the operation of tho previous question, Mr. K tinkle's resolutions were rejected yeas 10, nays not counted. Mr. Crawford's first resolution, that it was inexpedient and unnecessary to disturb the tariff, was rejected. , Yeas 27, nays 35 some members present not voting. Mr. Crawford then withdrew his two remaining resolutions by unanimous consent. Campbbll MtvsTBBLS. At the hour ongoing to press last night, . this company had tailed to arrive. -We have no doubt, however, but what they will be oa band to-night, when the performance of last night will be performed. Let everybody bo on the look out for the strains of music from their splen I ... . . . ., - ! dlJ ban(1- hen lt 13 heard. w0 maT know the " Campbell's have come." Mr. Stephens' refusal to be re-elected to the House is explained by bis expecta tion to succeed 31r. lversor tn ' the Senate, in whicn case both the Georgian Senators will be Old-Line Whigs. ;: K A copy of " Auld Lang Sne !' in the handwriting; of iU author was exhibited at the Burns Festival in Albany on Tuesday evening. The Evening Journal pronounces it a genuine autograph purchased in Loudon by Henry Stevens, Esq., of Massachusetts, and presented to the Albany Burnt Club. , ?he R;chmmd (Xa ) nguirer I -.,.... j eI the Position lhat it will he ' necessary for the Democracy of that State ,, . tta mJLa r d:.j. u.. 1 c - chanan, in order to carry Virginia. ' Of comse, repudiate everything but sueceia. Br, It may be remembered that souie months ago, the Rev. Peter E. Green, of the Mississippi Conference of the M. E. Church, was shot ny a man unuied r isher, near Vicksbtirg, for receiving Fisher's wit'e as a member of the church of which Mr. Green was the pastor. Fisher has beeu tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the penitentiary for seven years.

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ABKIVALS ANBDF,rAETCB.E rOM Jo'cLOCl UllKM' - day tili ü o'crocK Tui agDAV mm r. o o'aiLiv , CO'S. REOItTEa. - -j, .-; .-,,!:,-.. . ' Iowa, Stt Louis to Pittaburg. ;s ---iiju- !...- i Alvin AdraT Memphis to Lonitville.. . - . R. J. Ward, Louisville to New Orleans . j SirWm. Wallace, Nashville to Pittsburg. V. , "J" Baltic, New Orleans to Louisville.. v 0 f tJ . Moderator, Tituburg tb St. Louis.' , t' ri uL uauiuiogo, A.outsviiie 10 neuaerauu. rjtowheru, ..do to Memphis - T to New Orleans. New Uncle Sam, do The attentive officers bf the. Tisnimingo will please accept our thanks for late papers from above. The' Tisnimingo has "come to stay," and is already Jhe packet in the Louisville, Evansville and Henderson trade. Capt.J$tran, proves, a, most . excellent and popular commander, and the clerks, Messrs. Tablerand Bushneil, are unrivalled for their efficiency and accommodation. The Baltic is expected down from Louisville for New Orleans to-morrow. T .-.- We learn from a passen trer on the It. J. 'Ward,' that Capt. Miller put off of "his boat, at Helena, two, fellows, for. swindling a drunken passenger at cards. Ona of them formerly kept an agency office in Louis ville, and the other hailed from Madison,' Ind. '.; We learo, that on the - last trip of Iho Greenville, up Green, river, she came very near being lost. At the foot of on' of the locks, she', was caught in the ' eddy,1; which was too t strong for her,' and throwin with considerable force against thoM lock,1 Fortunately she managed to break the shock of the. collision, or she would most likely have gone downt" if--"' ' m r ;, Passengers nod , shippers wiU,! 'of course, bear ia mind that the Silver Star leaves for Paducah to-day at 12 o'clock. - 4 ;; Business at.Ncw Orleans is reported very brisk. Freights are plenty to most any part, and boats ar now getting paid for carrying them. . ' ' - The Southerner passed down for Memphis yesterday, witfe a fair amount of freight and passengers. : , , .. -... . . The Greenville leave, this morning for Greenville. , River business at this point was brisk yesterday, and freights plenty. Weather clear and cool. Riverfalling slowly; The Pittsburg True Pres says; V , The Marine v.saociation is now fairly under way. They have, as it appears to us, adopted low, rates of freight, auch as la ordinary time s will pay a fair compensation and no more; such as will be to the advantage of both shipper and carrier. We trust they may succeed in the object of their as sociation, that is, in securing and advancing tha shipping interests of Pittsbnrj: The fact is, the merchant and the steamboat owner have identical ends and interests, and if they workr together the good of all will surely, be subserved. -. . : . - i -v o The Charley Bowen is tho regular packet for Cairo to-day, and leaves at noon. . . Rich Cargo. A steamboat arrived a few Jays ago at our wharf, from tbe Red river, with a large party of gentlemen and ladies from the .-north-western parisbes, who are visiting our city for pleasure and amusement. Among them are eight widows, whose aggregate wealth amounted to five millions of dollars. One of the said ladies is the owner of six hundred slaves, and tbe others make a crop of three thousand bales oScotton.-A'. O. Delta. ' . ' BST The Washington States predicts a war with Spain, should Congress pasa tha Thirty Millions bill; if The American bark Antelope, which was seized as a slaver by Marshal Rynders, of New York, a few days since, was released. Nothing of Suspicious character was found on- her. - '.. i. .., .. -WalBCO VJBJtBD JLt T.'G reat e JLW Cure In th World for PainlProf. Chas. 1 Grath, Original Inventor and Manufacturer of th ELECTRIC OIL! ' This OiMs the only sure remedy In the world fot the cure of rheumatism, deafness, gout, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica, spina! and bronchial complaints, ticdoloreux, headache, cramps, croup, piles, felons, sprains and bruises, cuts and wounds, swelledglands, stiff joints, scrofula, erysiielas, sore uipples, swell, ed breast, womb disorders, salt rheum canker in the mouth and stomach, palpitation, eruptions, caked breast, quinsy, sore throut, palsy, pleurisy, ulcers, lock-jaw, btart-barn, tooth and ear-ache, nervousness, costlveness, burns, sore gums of teeth ing iufunta, hemorrhage, abscess, stiff ueck, broken breast, chilblains, totter, shingles, frosted feet, fever and ague, chapped hands, or any diseases that are sore and painful, is the only article ever brought before the public that will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty minutes has been used by thousands and pronounced the best remedy ever discovered. This Oil acts on the system with electricity Is of pure vegetable preparation. Kot the sllichtest dangr of applying it outwardly and inwardly. It at once gives a permanent cure in most cases from ton to twenty minutes. Tho best physiologists of Europe have discovered that all organic dernngoment of the animal system is the effect of an obstruction of the phyaico-eiec-trie fluid in the organic disease. A skilful applicant of this Oil puts in immediate motion the norve fluid and the cure is at once accomplished. No bleedings, n vomiting, purging or blistering Is resorted to. None genuine without tbe signature of Prof. C. Pe Grath. ; Labels signed in writing. Principal Depot, Ko. 39 South Eighth street three doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers and druggists can be supplied wholesale and retail. Price 25 cents, 60 cents and $1 per bottle. Try every thing else, and give this one simple trial. CAi'Tios. Be careful to ask for, aud get PeGrath's Electric OIL as worthless Imitations abound. There are numerous imitations sprung up no th eputation that my ar ticle has acquired. The pnbc must beware they are worthless. ' AFFLICTED. BHAP THIS. Miraculous cure made on on of th citlzeus o Macon: Macon, April 8, 185T. - Paor. PrGrKATH Pear Sir: This is to certify that I had a fall, spraiued my shoulder and was afflicted foi eighteen days, and lost the use of my arm, and could not raise my hand to my head, and hearing of tbe wonderful cures effected by DeGrath's Electric Oil. and bv one application of it I was enabled to raise my hand to my head and take off my hat. ! Thank God, l am well, ana 1 cneenuity recommenu it to all the afflicted. The application was made bofore a hundred persons. Yours truly, Signed A. JORDAN. John W. Brantly, Lewis Young, J. W. Aderhold, E. G. Jeffers, K. Price. Win. A. Hater, C. H. Rogurs, G. T. Franklin, A. B. Boa. B. 1. Freeman, Macok, April 8, 185T. Paor. PeGbath Pear Sin 1, Capt. B. B. Smith, hereby certify that I have been afflicted with rheumatism for four years and at times could nut sleep. By hearing of the wonderful cure by PeGrath's Electric Oil, I was induced to try lt, and by the first application of the Electric Oil I was at once relieved, and now have tb. ua. of my arm. Tbe ipplication was mads before arty persons. B. B. SMITH, Twiggs Co. 1 We, the undersigned, wer. present: , . J. J. Riley, J. H. Brantly, H. J. Cooper. v " Baleigh (N.-C.) Standard. ' r" " Ivassvilib Ind., P.c. 16th, 1858.. mTC OTtrE SOTIfÄ I . UK UK A bv given that I, GEORGE W0LFL1N, Collector of tbe City of Evansville, will, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M., on the 28th day of February, 1859, sell at public auction, at the Ceurt House in tbe City of Evansville, the following real estate, taxed to various persons, for the payment of taxes for the year 1858, S11 from the owners thereof to the City of Evansville, tb. same being now due and unpaid, and for tb. costs of such sale: - '' Taxes due, ex Deecrlotion of ProMItv. elusive of costs. 18 5.12x79 of lot 5, O. P ..829 43 Lou 3, 4, S and of lots 6, 7, and 8, block 74, .- Lamasco 9 81 Lotsl, 2and 3, block;l.S4, Lamasco 6 97 Lot 7, block 11, Fourth Enlargcmeat. ......... 612 Lot 6, block 21, Eas era do 0 73 Lot 219, Donation Enlargement .... 7 63 Lot 6 in block 88, Lamasco 2 14 Lots 7 and 8 in block 50, Lamasco . 8 75 OEORüE WOLFLIN, fti7-3toaw C ity Collector. rZg RtSUELH OjTIOJVSf CJV 150 bushels Turnips, 2" do Corn meal, 50 bbls rholo Family Flour. Fer sale by Z 11. O0S. A SOS.

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The Markets." vanivllle WholHsle MarketI 1 BrTTfcR. wal' .lSa26!' Bacon sides, :-H9 BEAKS, whita.....U.l 00, SbouWera, BEESWAX, ft......... ii Hama.sog.eurefl.-i ' tRNMKAL,bns.-S4t j Harn, plain.-l) C -10r Co FfEE- -t.,iS?TnZ',T."" . b.,oti.,i;'""-- ,',,. vrimpf,u..rr-m-i 'mm; D:--v4"' t ! """ ' i Id Plaster. 4Ö0. S3 60 t ik ii:v i r i f 'inwTfr-. ... a. CNDLEanr . ,T7t. Vtlca Lime....:.-.; Star .ja2U .Wn Psnd.bbl.Opal..-.; i SALT r ."H ... . k Summer preeaed.UA.-12 1 Lake. bhl... 1? EOGS, doen 15! Kanawha.(bush. FLOCK, bW-S 25J8 OOjSUOAB, N. O... ti&'Z FISH Mackerel ÜO. i. bbl 13 00(313 SO A "f Pul..tll2ti " Loaf...llliffll2 Ko. t, i bbl-U.... 00 j JtO. 3. bbl 000; SEEPS So. SbbL..ifc...80 604 ......... ...... .O ir Timothv. b. S2 50ia2 75 JV1I ..(CL3 w White Fistu Si 00S 50 " bbl-., FBCITS i Blue Grans, bu 1 00 Flax bush 90Q1 00 SOAP-German 6 Extra Palniv. bt Family; 4V -.Pried Apples! 5a3 00 - reaenea, X 3 oo FE.VTHEES, tt..340 TOBACCO .',".'. ' '.'. Kentnc!j.Ui..,..2ö(a23 USA1H , . Corn, bush...... .55(570 Wheat, bush 1 Q01 10 Vlriyiniiv 91 LARP OÜ.j:at..00O oo TALLOW . , Kendered.... (H 9 Bough ,-fyi WOOL . , ye, ruau..... (nj Oats, bu. (331bs.)G1(g80 HAY, tou 10 00i 00 V Greeu ---i.-..-. St Tub- washea,. Pulled .m-h t f(jj , Ex. i"leec.... a - pressea, ew....rrßO: Mt'LAShES r . ! N Orleans, gaL.S7(34 r Sugar Hoiuis.. , Unwashed, uoiaen Byrup.j-Q , w HlbK.1'. PEOVISIO& IjfJ,,,,,., . Bacon (hog-r'd,) 8J., . , . - ;25 RETAIL ? 'WmMtXmo''ijkait.n. ftceox I sow ttAo,Juar.. ...... OiUJ I, ASSEH.1 wma tu-A-U, iu.l oo, rw Orleans, gal. 50 tfli.is.i(.,io,...i? Sivar House, gul...... COFFEE ) , ;,. . j Gdien Symp.T..75 .. Bio,commoB..,..liirR0'I3ION8 : Ground.. 20, . Ii,, aidas, lb 1 10 Java, lb ...........18 i . Sho,iders.. 9 Laguyra, ground,.Ib Han, mK cured, i2ii EGGÜ, dozen 20 " pjiViu, lb..' .lS FLOCB. bbl 00 ' " clsvassed, ll2 Sack, 98 lbs ....S3 0S Pried Beef, per n......15 rim POTATO13, bush...8i 00 Whit Fish, ft ..8,8ALT, satt ftM.40,315 Mackerel, Ko. 1,12 c SfGAE " n a, id.,.. . ew uriems.ft ' eötlO Cod. Jb.. mciTs - . Green Annies S.12S! CrnnhoA led " , bus..2 60! WOOD. cord.. 15 ..8250 H , ßlDItV V tO.'H WARB STATE T.i.TTJfnijra i CAPITA!, PRIZE 40.00011 ; TtcmTt...,...,.....; 1 " ; ,; ' NOTICJB. "r-vv Tt?10 - This is to inform the public that we v. M - . of our entire interest in the Lottery Oril?. ?"P?"'1 us, chartered by the State of Delaware, V""3 fy Kentucky, and Missouri, to the firm ort?rS'' EDDT & CO, to take effect on the list day dii?' comber, 1858. And we most cordially recommefj our successors to our former friends aud patrons. reeling assured that the bnsines will be continued with the same integrity and promptitude which has characterized it as conducted by ourselves and pre. deeeesors for the last thirtv-flve vears. ' GKEGOltY A MAUST. .. WimiKOTOK, Pel., Kov. 15th, 1858. ..,- WOOD, EDDY & CO., MANAGERS. - " (SCOCS8SOB TO GeKOOBT A MaTBT.) The undersigned having become owners of th ' ONLY LOTTEBY CHAHTEB IN PELAWARE, offer to the public the following scheme, to be drawn each Wednesday in January, 1859, in Wilmington, Delaware, in public, under the superintendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the Governor, r , r . ,. : C7mM 110 draws oa Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1839.. f 3mee ldrawsou Wednesday, Feb. 0, 1850. Clmee 1 3 draws on Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1859. Clmee 146 draws on Wednesday, Feb. 23, 1850. THIBTr-TirO THOUSAND THltEE B USDBED AND KINMTY-BIX PRIZES! Nearly On Prize to every Two Tickn --etat ' - 7 8 Numbers 13 Drawn Ballots. MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI TOBKDBAWN . . Each. "Wednesday in February. , 1 Prise or. 8-Kj,0001s. .$40,Sx) " 1 '" ........22,000 22.000 - 1"U - 13,000... ..m.liMXM 7,600.. 7,500 ,000 3,342 1,000 are... B00 , 250 100 60..;..... ' 40 , 30 . 20 10....... ... 6,000 ...3,342 ...50,000 ...25,000 ...45,000 6,500 ... 3,250 ...2,600 ... 3,900 .94,900 .270,400 50 Prizes of..., ;-. -10 ' Co ': 64 TT 65 130 4,7 27,040 32,396 Prizes amounting to.". ..8593,392 Whole Tickets J10; Halves 85; Quarters S2K. Certificate of Packages will be sold at the following rates, which is the risk: Certificates of Package of 20 Whole Tickets.. .$14'J 50 " " 26 Half ... 75 75 " " 28 Quarter ' ... 37 37 In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the amount of money to our address, for what you wish to purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves or Quarters, on receipt of which, we send what is ordered, by first mail, together with the scheme. Immediately after the drawing-, the drawn numbers will be sent with a written explanation. sKPorchasers will please write their signatures plain, and give the name of their Post office, County and State. NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. -Those who prefer not sending money by mall, can nse THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY", whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ton Dollars, and upwards, can be sent us AT OUR BISK ANP EXPENSE, from any city or town where they have an office. The monev and ordor must be enclosed in a "GOVERNMENT POST OFFICE bTAMPED ENVELOPE, " or the Express Co. cannot receive them. Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to . WOOP, EDDY A CO., dec 29 Wilmington, Delaware. FILBERTS, Brazil Nuts, Jvnglisu Walnuts, Figs, Pates, Raisins, Currants, bock Candy, Oysters, Lobsters, isardlnes. Alum, Epsom Salts, nulphur, 1 Roll Brimstone, Copperas, Bladder, Ext. Logwood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, ooda, isedcoras, Jjlacking, Battiug, Cloves, Cement, Cignrs of all kinds, Nutmegs, Ginger of all kinds, Glass Jars, Tumblers, Lanterns and Flasks, Lemon Syrup, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Banco, Spanish Moss, Stone Pipes, Powdor, Bafety Fuse, Tobacco of all kinds. Fancy Soaps, Starch, Vinegar, Cordage, Letter, Note, Cap and Writing Paper, Teas, Flour, Camphor, Envelopes, Saltpetre, British Lustre, etc., etc. A siipplv of the above kept eonstantly on hand, and for sale low, by S. E. GILBERT A CO., dec22 Svcamore street, near Water. XI BUT I LIGHT .' THS VJVDH Usigued beg leave to offer to the citizens of Ev ansville a superior Burning Fluid at the rery Iowa price. We manufacture our Fluid fresh every da, by an entire new process, and warrant it not U. smoke or explode. Persons using Fluid for light are respectfully Invited to call and give it a trial. i We feel conndent our fluid fs superior to any ever i offered for sale in this citv. : dec2 STODDARD t THOMPSON, Progglsts. j Sail and Awning Maker and Rigger. j Jf WOULD RESPECTFULLY- JJVl JL form the public that I have opened a Sail and : Rigging loft. In the 3rd story of J. G. Vonneman's i Rope store, and will punctually attend to all or. j ders in my line. , I keep Tarpaulins constantly on band fur sale, . and will manufacture Sails; Awniugs, Wsgou Covers, c., at the shortest notice. i Orders respectfully solicited to be left at J. G. j Venneman's Rope store, orat my room, third story ' Bopes neatly spliced. : nuv27-3nid CnARLES EVERT. ' -no TAT OB 8 1 POTJTOES I 300 I JL bushels prime Potatoes, in One order, forsale 1 !' bushel, by Z. II. COOK e SON. .fix. AJS'D SFIHES w V 1M0 kegs assorted Nos. Nails, 100 do do - Cut Spikes. 50 do do Wrt. do, 50 do Fine Blue Lathing NatU, 25 do 3d Barrel Nails. For sale by decUl ORR, DALZELL A CO. ID J V1D 8. J.VDEHSOJV, MKR. CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell's Block, Main "re"j unsriiie, inu Headrinarters for elegant Clothing made to order. Gents' Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, tc. Also, a variety of Piece Goods, made up to order in the very best style and manner, at quick terms, small profits sod extensive sales. incti i r.vwitij? - 30 boxes Papered Soda, 1 B, 01 uaiea yo. 1 Karting, . 50 boxes Star Candles. ... 2i do Lipct Axeti, 20 do Cream Tartar, 50 do Ground pico, 20 do assorted Tack, . . 6. do Carpet du, H bbls Vinegar, 40 du C'sinent. For sal bv de31 ORR, IiALfcEl.L A

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QjJ EstabUshed ;YharfT Boats EVAN STIELE, IND. AT)TT V'l VT aTSr, . ! 1 1 IT I üm wh VW MTOüJflll, FOMWJBDIJVO, .lJ'i. Ä i -JlMISON MIKCHANT8. ' Oneral Bailr. . .Stcamboatand Expres- Agents Snacial Aeents for the ! BrMM rriUTD it DlllDntn i rr,iin. LLiiinHL iiHiiiiiunu, ind connections over which -we are aothofiaed 1 give througrr receipt at the lowest possible rate. Wharf boat at the Utndicf the largest on the Ohio Kiver, capable of storli ft and protecting all ' merchandize liable, to. .damage 1 from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate tb d 'aw patch of all consignments, forwarded, to our c byither r .atAiant tta ZlVm, RAILROAD ' OR CANAL. Partk!' attention paid to' Becelvln Storiny and Forwarding, also, to th -V -..'.;, VW,t'1 Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satif ÄÄÄe. Warehouse 'W,r p Ijoining the Telegraph and on the Warf v where wS mn to beXnnd, attending u utml a of our natrons at all hours, day an '8M- . w"th Tour superior facilitiee tong stnd.rgi un.,J7 Z tL-.Vnrf VnnwleASo of our business, we JW,Lffit' of riving geral satisfaction, and age we a."" 2ieeswlli be made on al rmdgn -Liberales. ourselves. r correspondenr in any menta to either t -kats. North, East or Pimth.of the principal ma. - Q'RH.EY fc CO. 4. t'W.VE, ,.-,..i. IKK -Lnf .5liu.il vuxuiuiasiuu , llierCA- -'uxr. et"! iyK:Z S!lÜTH-wTw Stbset, Evan t 1 SLFcEIVING, FORWARDING iu7 Water street, between Main and lernst, -: ... I i-. -a c i- EVANSVILLB, IN PIA Jf A." Particular' attention given to the-forwarding of general Morcfaandise and Produce, by Kivsr, CVnal. or Railroad. . , il .?! -ai;trl4-6m MJß ING: F0RWARDI5G AND GENKR A h . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Agents for KauawUa Salt Couipauy, Evansville, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under th style of Brown A Airman, and offer our services ir the capacity aa set forth in our card above. - t We are fully prepared to extend every facility to shippers, either by CANAL, KIVEB, or BAILROAD, and assure lucm that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with their patronage. . . Office and Warehouse, on th corner of Main st. and tbe Canal. W.M. BROWN, .. W. M. AIRMAN, ' Late of Howard & Brown. Late of FOSTER, A Co. . - .- ' ' ".'.' ' - Jan22-tf ATUJWäJU STOtttiJi.l have a large don -wLy ble Warehouse at th Canal Basin. caihle of storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and held subject to th owners orders on most reasonable terms. " - ' P-.G.O'EILIT. Bih26-tf - ' -' ' - -1. 11., 1.. u GiTOMAGJB irj,VTü. We are prepared A3 to store in our Fira Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on th iet liberal terms. ing large and airy rooms up stairs, particular cultural taken of Household Furniture, Agriwarea lialJ?nleraent and inds f K?oda or , '"r-'g damage from damp or rust... ". ÄSfiTS 55 "JScnst Btreet -nd p28 FOSTER A CO. " . . .; KAIL.RÜADS -ASLr'cjxpftESS. ' tVJLLE AND r.HAW.r7 J? "' fordsvlle Railroad," esVet-iMS On and after Monday, Nov. ütfth, loot, meSE, on this road will run as follows: - ': iJ The up mail will leave Evansville at 1030 A. M.; Tincennes 1. 38 P. M., and arrive at Ten. Haut at4 .65 P. M. . Jt.. . The dewn mail will leave Terre Haute at T.S0 A. M. ; Vincenne 10.40 A. M.j and arrive at Evansville at 1.30 P. M. -.,.-- ACCOMMOPATIOK TRAIN8 DAILY -' Will leave Evansville at 6.00 A. M. and arrive at Tincennes at 10.37 A.M.-' 'Will leave Vincennes at 11.2T A. M. ' and arrive at Evansville at 4.10 P. M. - Will leave Terre Haute at 8.407A. M., and arrive at Vincennes at 10.30 P; M. ............ Will leave Vincennes at 11.20 A. M., ad arrive at Torre Haute at 4.20 P. M. JOHN INGLE, JETres't and 8upl: - nov29 ' Enquirer copy. .--. im Tnmnjtcuj.vTN' jmsFJTru." mlfjl FAST FREIGHT LINE. AMERICAN CXPRKH8 COMPANY PBOPBIKTOBA. TO THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. ' VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO. The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods from New York and Boston, at aa low rates as any Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in as good or better time, having unequaled facilities for safe and speedy transportation. No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any C61: nectlon with us. Arrangements were made by us early last Spring, by which we are enabled to forward not only tho lighter portion of shippers' freight, but we can carry both light and heavy with the same promptness which has always characterized the "Merchants' Pespatch." Bringing our freights iu our own cars, with passenger trains, and having our own af en to at points of transhipment, we have advantage in point of speed and safety, which render it impossible for other companies to compete with us. This Pespatch is owned and manuged hy th American Express Company, which is a sufficient guarantee that all just claims will bo settled without delay, as has beeu the case for the pant three years, and to the satisfaction of those by whom they mat be presented. JOHN G. WASSON, septl-6m Agent, Terre Haute TSDJM'8 XXFSE88 CO.nPJJlWM. NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Expbehs Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of ; I HEIGHT, PACKAGES. MONEY AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Especial care taken in the collection of Bills, Drafts. Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. - All persons wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information tn re fo reu co tn the routes aud details of the business, at their Office on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite tho Post Office. de 18 G. H. FISH.Agenf. R E ti V L .i R E yjJV'8V1LLE A WABASH PACKET. Tbe steamer JOHN TOMPKINS, Suttun, master, will run iu the Evausville aad Wabash trade during the season. For freight or passage, apply on board. jan7-2md GTEJJnUM Jff JTE HJIRCHET. The steamer Katb 8abchet will run regularly during ths Winter, in the Wabnsh trade proceeding on each trip as far up the river as tho water and business will justify her in going. The strictest attention will be paid to the wishes and interests of shippers. Her days of departure from Evansville will be regularly announced In the papers. decl5-3m RE GVL Jin LOllSville, Evansville and Henderson Packet SCIOTO No. 2, Bauabp, Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville aud aU intermediate points, every Wednesday at 7 P. M., aud every Saturday at 1 1 A. M. dec2 . jrv rvsvvft vi lie, FJDCCJH, -.V. CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, C7TT35V CHARLEY BOW ES, Dixtm, wOj 1 Master, leaves Evansville Tueej.MA.r and Friday, at 12 o'elock, M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M., Cairs at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Batuming, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock. A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville a.iti Crawfordsrille K. R., and Packets for Green River. . Also, connecting at Smith land with Cumberland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St Louis Packets. Tickets can b obtained on beard the boat for all Eastern Cties. . - sept23 20 HALES ASSORTED M 1, latest style. DELAINES, 3 Cases assorted Manchester, Hamilton and Par tic, rich handsome patterns. 250 Bales Brown Sheetings end Shirtings.' ' FLANNELS, -20 Bales Bed, White and Yellow. LININGS, 6 Cases assorted large and small Plaid. CANTON FLANNELS, 5 Cases Brown and Bleached. 1 " fuucv, for linings. CHECKS AND STRIPES. 8 Cases and Bales assorted. '' BOOTS AND SHOES, SOU Cases asserted. HATS AND CAPS, . . , 50 Caws. Just received aud for sale at reduced prices, by septlSl KEKNE A PRK3T0M. mWOLASSJBS, SVOXR JJS'tliiUOF1M FEE 50 bhils choice N. O. Sugar,!. ,v - ..:,. 100 bags Coffee, . - 75 bbls choice new Molnsaes. Ob hand Slid for sale at 1 v pricei. jaü4 BABCOOK BROTHERS.