Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 176, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 March 1859 — Page 3

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WEDNläDAY MORNING. march ig J Evansville & Crawfordsvtlle KaliI road.. ' DEPARTURES. Accommodation Train Mail Train ... - ARRIVALS. .. B.no A ..10.30 M. I I Mail Train.. 1.30 P. M. 1 accu iiiuvuauuu . ......... Local and Miscellaneous. In active yenng man can hear of a good chance to learn Dentistry by application to Dr. Baird, 45 Main street. , A green vail was picked up on Lonnei at.aal ixiata.a a ri .1 1 aft At (Ilia nffiei which the owner can have by calling or sending for it. H. Nelson k Co. continue the sale of jewelry to the ladies this afternoon at two o'clock. There will be some rich goods sold, and the ladies will get bargaing. The goods are of a superior quality. ———<>——— FIRE.—The Court House was discovered to be on fire yesterday forenoon, and for a time was the occasion of considerable anxiety. The Fire Department were on the ground promptly, and placed their machines in positions to accomplish the greatest good in case the flames got a start. We were pleased to see they had discretion enough not to ruin the building with water without stopping to ascertain where the fire was.— Very frequently more damage is done by throwing water heedlessly, than would have been done had the fire been permitted to have its way. In case the Court House had been consumed, how much of its value would have been saved by insurance? We trust a hint is sufficient. ———<>——— ——>The Washington Fire Company have quite an airy location for their Engine and Hose Carriage. We hope, for the honor of I the city, it will not remain in its present position any great length of time. If the shed in which the engine has stood for several months be removed, cannot the company be furnished with a building more in accordance with their merits? The prosperity of a city is most generally judged of by the style of its improvements. The application of this rule would lend a stranger to a very erroneous conclusion with regard to our public spirit and enterprise, and yet nine persons out of ten visiting our city, would form opinions of us after this manner. No city can be truly prosperous without a good fire department. No fire department can be efficient unless they are supplied wiih good machinery, and neat, substantial houses in which to keep it. The Washington Company should have a good house. Other companies ought to have better engines. We wonder the firemen do not bear these thing [sic] in mind in the city election that is to take place next mouth in the election of Councilmen. ———<>——— Cooper' EnglisU Opera Tronpe. This noted company of musical artistes are Announced for a series ofconcerts here, at Crescent City Hull, on next Thursday, Friday,, and Saturday evenings. Having' had the pleasure of listening to the performances of this troupe, we can l'iuiuiac luv: in unn.-iu og pul null VI uui citizens, an entertainment which will be a j constant source of delight to them. j The instrumental part of it, under the j lead of Mr. Cooper, the unrivaled violinist, j is not to be Surpassed by any musical abil- j ity which ever finds its way to the West. j , Miss Annie JMilner, the Prima Donna, is ! an attractive young lady, endowed with a ' magnificent voice, and rare powers of dra- ! nnitic expression. We can not specify fur- ! ther; but suffice jt to say, the talent is all I Erst class, . ' 1 The absence of scenery will detract some- j vbat from the interest of the'exhibition ; j : but Hfl the main attraction is the music, noth- i iug will . be lost to the passionate lover of j that divine science. I -.In conclusion, we shall say, if you wish hear the finest operatic gems, from nnrii i . .. i . Tiuni jiiiir'ie, in juui uw ll Ullijinie, Ul n reasonable price, atteud the concert of "... Cooper's English Opera Troupe. New Unokt. Mr. Benient, whose sermons and lectures . have been delighting large audiences in our " city for some time past, has laid upon our . author. One of them is eutitled " Kinirdom " of Brass," nnd comprises a general history ' of the world from the birth of Alexander the Great to the birth of Christ, including uiaiuij.vi wining m (reuuu. The other is called "Tyre; the history of Phoenicia, Palestine, aud Svria, and the j ' final captivity of the Children of Israel and i Judah by the Assyrians." -. I The typographical execution of these ; books is good. We have not read them, as yet, bnt we fed no hesitancy in saying that no one will regret the amount of money that lie may choose to invest in them. Mr. Bemeut's ability has been so demonstrated in our city, that no culogium we could pass upon his writings, would add a great deal to the demajul for them iu this community. Mr. Bemeiit intends remaining iu our city for a few days "only, and an opportunity to procure his books will only be afforded while he is here. During the term of his stay they may be found at Mr. Healy's bookstore, on Main street. ———<>——— ——>On Monday night as one of our citizens was going home about 12 o'clock, he was accosted in the street by a stranger who informed him that he had just been robbed in the buildings known as Whisky Row, and was in search of a police officer. The stranger stated that he came with his family from Missouri, and was pursuaded by some man, on being landed in our city, to put up at that establishment, until he could get on board of a steamer going up Green river, which was his destination. His wife and children were in company with him

After putting up at this house, himself and

family soon retired to bed. He had been asleep but a short time when it was discovered that some one was taking his money from his pataloons [sic] pocket. The money being secured, the robbers left the room, and the Missourian slipping on his clothes as quietly as possible started for the police. Having obtained the desired assistance, he returned to the house and made a demand of his money. After considerable altercation, the inmates of the house became frightened, and the money was produced, and returned to the stranger. His wife, while he was searching for an officer, had been grossly insulted, and the children were screaming in terror. After regaining possession of his money, the Missourian was not slow in vacating the premises and seeking another boarding house until he could hear of a boat for Green river. ———<>——— 83 Läger beer, whenever it gets the start of a fellow, either externally or internally, is very difficult to be brought under control. Yesterday, we saw a poor fellow with eyes, mouth, and nose full, and hair completely saturated with the beverage, whilst the beer was foaming audfizzing from akegin a manner to the uninitiated quite alarming. It seemed that he had undertaken to put in a spiggot, and not Wing very expert, the beer had obtained a decided advantage. A neighbor helped him to get his eyes open, and plugged up the hole from which the lager was escaping, and we "passed on moralizing ns above. - Ileceipts ly llallroad. i. v - . - March lü, 1 85. ' 32 bbls Flour, 22 sks do, Soretisou & Co. ; 66 sks Flour, Vickery it Brothers ; 4 sacks of Feathers, 1 bag rags, 2 bbls eggs. Wheeler & Kf-jjs; 1:10 buuh. wlirat, Jglebart Uro.; xi do do Little t will ; 1 car load horses, J. It. Fields; beer bbl. Win. gut 4f- Kico ; 324 bush. Ccrn, Renner A Sou ; 1 bbl. Egg. J. G. Vennemau ; 2 do do, Geo. Miller ; 'JO bush. Com. Geo: Foster A Co.; 4 box T reus, A. I'nr d l wood, Helena, Ark.; 5 bale Domestic, W. F. Fr-mcb 2 bills. Legs, 1 beer keg, 1 box, llicbard lialelgh ; IJ4 canes .Merchandise, 34 bales Domestic lease Merchandise, J, S. Jaquess ; 8 cusea Merchandise !2 baled do, W. E. French ; 75 bljjs. Flour J. A. tirauH. A. t. SCHRÄDER, .fiörSiinth O'Brien never " takes anything." lie politely refused to drink their cider in New York, stating that he had not swallowed anything of an intoxicating uature tor twenty-live years. - Candidates. Ed. S. Mrtt im m enndldaf roe City Marshal at the ensuing April olectiou ' marl6 EdtlorPlemt to mnnountt th is a candidate for nanus of GEORGE WOLFLIN Councilman of the Fifth Ward. MANY VOTERS. Jamtt MeHmrA t m randldat for Vtty Marshall at the ensuing April election. il. Oltntttd tptll irn ma Vtty Eng-t-neer and Purveyor, if elected. uiiirll frrtnyor. It'e art authorised to an niHince JAMES D. SAUNDERS as a candidate for City Surveyor and Engineer, at the coming April election. marlO Vtty t'ltrto W art aulhorifd to annouuee the uaineof DANIEL WOOLSEY as a candidatejor (.'ity Clerk at the flpproachingelection. 71 r. Edttot Rtlng rttuttttd by a good ninny' voters, I will serve if elected, at the easuing j April election, as City l any party. Collector, independent of PHILIP KRAMER. ICY art authorised to attnomnet fettr SIIARPE as a canuidato for Mayor of the City of Kvansvlile, at the ensuing April election. ffr. Editor i'om teilt pltatt announct my name as a candidate for the office of City Clerk at the next city election. jan31 PATRICK BURKE. IfV art authorised to annouaet Jt. SCHMUCK as a candidate for City Collector at the eusuiug April election. jaii'24 . JFf tht rtquttt of a largt numhtr of the citizens of Evansville, WM. BAKER will be a candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election. jan22-tt m ' Mr, Editor Pleat announct my namt as a candidate for City Clerk at the next city election. janl8 MORRIS MIELSCH. for Mayor. Wt art authorised to announce NATHAN ROWLEY, Esq., as a candidate for Mayor of the City of Evansville. Mr. Rowley will, in a few days, (publish uu address to his fellow-citizens. ' . - sVclti Special Notices Hollouuy't Ointment and Etil; Thor is a traitor in the camp; they have been counterfeited I But a sure test of genuineness exists in the water-mark, "Holloway, New York and1 London," which is disceroiblo as a water-mark iu every leaf of the book of directions accompanying each pot or box. Sold at the manufactory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, C3c, and St per pet or box. marlO Ml it m common obtercatlon that thtrt j are more sufferers from debility among Americans, t than can be found among any other civilized na- ; tiou. The reason is obvious. We take too little i ' exercise, aud forget the wants of the body, in the : j absorbing pursuits of business. In all such cases, i j ordiuary medicine cau do little good. What is re- I ' quired is just such a tonic and invigorator us Dr. J. Uostettvr has given to the world, iu his CELEBRATED BITTERS. The weak and uervous denizen of the. counting-house, the exhausted toiler u mm the shou-board. aud the nrostrated student of , the midnight lamp, have fouud a wonderful regen- j , erator in the Bitters, aud prefer it to the more pre tentious, but less efficacious, medicines. But it should not be forgetleu that the agent which is so j magical iu its iullucuccupon a frame which is merely debilitated, is equally powerful in assisting ua-" ture to expel the most terrible forms of disease. ; Who will not give it a trial ? - ' 8sB" For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally, everywhere. - mar!6 Cod Liter Oil at Palatable Jelly The receut improvemeut made by E. Queru iu the preparation of a pleasant Jelly containing eighty-.. live per cent of the beat Oil, and approved by the N. y. Academy of Medicine, adapts this valuable remedy to the most delicate stomach. It is retained, digested and assimilated like any food Pkn--oLn, Pakkeb & Mowed, No. 1 Fletcher street, : New York, are the General Agents for Quern's Cod 1 Liver Oil Jelly. BtS" For sale bv all Druggists. niartMJni ! Bod lam Mining Company, Evansville, Indiana. Oflica on Water street, between Main and Locust Coal, in quantities of not less than 20 bushels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per hash, at the pit, 8 cents. ,JOHN WYMOSD, octS - -' " Secretary and Manager. Hamern Hold Minet.JMny ptrton de. siring to procure information as to the distance, location, liest routes, posts, outfits, and general information in regard to the Gold Mines in Western Kansas, can obtain it by addressing a letter, with afofiwe dollar, to U GORGE F. PENTECOST & CO., Geueral Agents for "Kansas Western Gold Mines Association," at l.ecol)l'l..n Kansas, dec-15 7.s7 fMBJMWiytTMER PMPK Pittsburgh Card Rates, by T. J WHITE a Co., mir2-lni Locust street.

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THK OLD AND RELIABLE TAPER, EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL lOATrf.VvVfl, EVERV MIAV full and accurate reports of the state of th Markets, and the very latest enrreut news of tlx day. - - ALL THE NEWS Furnished to (lie Associated Press is promptly laid liefore the Headers of the Journal ONE AND A HALF DAYS IN ADVANCEut the Cincinnati papers. An exciting Session of Congress is now being held, and all anxious to hear elaborate re. ports of the proceedings, should avail themselves this opportunity, and subscrilie for The Journal. The terms for the DAILY-JOURNAL are Sä 0 per year, ami 82 50 for six months, in advance ; o 10 cents per week, if paid to the Carriers. A careful summary of the doings of the Log islature will be made up for every paper. I short, a condensed view of all that is going on in the Universe, will lie fvrnished our readers every day. üecö -tames if Rm, majijeacturer mß OF FLOWS AND AGRI-P cl'LTI'bal Implements, south- .ggtft1' "i east corner of Division and yji -Eighth streets, Evansville, la. ' 1 1IW Plows of all kinds and Cultivators and Farming Implements constantly on hand. All orders promptly filled. Will sell at wholesale and retail. feb9-w4m&dlm TfljWtV SOAPSZOO BOXE, JÄM. sorted, in store and for sale by fe.1,19 . S. E. GILBERT CO. wlmoj'mms, brazil jyrv'Ts ajmi VM. ENGLISH WALNUTS 30 bushels just re reived, new crop, for saleby feb9 S. E. GILBERT CO.' OI.ItK.V S 1THVJP M O SSE S3 5 bbls just received and for sale by feb!9 . ti. E. GILBERT Sc CO. K9 AND BAR SOAP 2i5 boxes, beBt brands,. for sale by S. E. GILBERT ft CO. IS E J CO R It SMJJV1LIA ilomp, iu reels and dozens, for sale by UWi S. E. GILBERT A CO. lUUUjwt received and for sale low by fel17 j. v. Ji Boecnai. HyEEJf AJS'lß Jl tt R ä V V i T V RA L A3 STORK. H. RAMEY, JR.j PEA LEB IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Or All Kinds, Farm and Garden Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrubbery, Cement, Lime, Ac, corner First aud Vine sts , Evausvillu, lnd. A complete variety always on hand, of the liest manufactures aud most approved styles. . fcblli-d4m 'gRJPiTlioliiTS. 10,ÖOOCÄTÄWBA TGraie Roots, one year old. 2000 lbs Extra Glue. For sale Jow at PHILIPP DECKER'S, febS-3mdf w " No. 4 Main street. 1 J ii VE R RE J OR A.TiRROtype Artists will tind a good assortment of Cameras, Cases and Chemicals at :TOlDAKI & THOMPSON'S, ebl5 No. IS Main street. CITY FIRE INSURANClTCfJMTÄN Y, HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital . S2V),0H) m Surplus SS.Äit 48 This Company continues to irsuo policies on Fire risks at reasonable rales. DIRECTORS: C B Uowers, B lllodgeit, C W WeusUr, Pliney Jewell, J V Rull, 11 Frucnmu, Newton Case, Tlios Steele, D Phillips, Ceo J Linder, H Perkins. GM Bartholomew C. B. BOWERS, President. C. C. WAITE, Secretary. W. B. LorNSBCKY, General A cent. Applications m:ide to ALLEN C IIALLOC'K, Apnt. Office Marble Hull Building, Main street, Evansville. fehl5-ly JrEEBt ! EE EMU EE EMU 100 tons prime Hay, KKHi bush, do Ear Corn, 2iK 8o do Shwlled Corn. fi()0 do do old Out, 500 do do Bran. In store and fur sale low at J. C. DUSOUCIIET'S, jsn29 Corner Watet and Locust streets. V Jfl MfiTi'M ItEVMiER tm V has now on hand and is manufacturing daily, a large stock of German Extra Palm No. 1 aud Family Soaps, Mould Candles, and pure Lard Oil, which he will sell at the lowest market quotations, for canh only, unless otherwise agreed. janttJ PHILIPP DECKER, 4 Main st. rmJS'M HTML l, THERE'S . ÄtW WM. for that extra Flour, M bags and 25 barrels, just received and for sale by CHAS. MeJOHNSTON, mar9 Main street, near the Canal. i-JIM,E OE MR UOHItH jtT VOIsT. 43 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND. The undersigned, desirous of cloi-ing his business carried on under his own name heretofore, otters his entire slock of Dry Goods, consisting in part ot a good variety of Calicoes, Dress Goods, Shawls, Mantillas, Cloths, Cnssimeres, Blankets, Flannels, Muslins, Tickings, Ginghams, Boots, Shoes, 4c, &c, at cost prices and invites the trade of Evansville and environs to- call and get goods low for Cash.- Country stores will find it to their interest to lay in a stock of Goods at very low prices. Terms cah. ' Jftp31 ILLIAM J. PEIBLER. Wik M SSO 1.1, TIÖJ TMIEJMTJYER JU ship heretofore existing between the underBigned, under the firm of Babcock Brothers, is thi day dissolved by mutual consent. E. S. BABCOCK having purchased the entire interest in the part, nership business of H. O. Babcock, will Contimit the business oh his own account, and is alone authorized to adjust the affairs of the late firm, taking all assets and paying all liabilities. The name ol the hrm to lie used only in liquidation. K. S. BABCOCK. II. O. BABCOCK. Evassvii.it, Indiana. jan27 jfSouTMOJ--TIIElriRTiEÜ:2 JmJr Bhjp heretofore existing between Philip Decker and Philip Kramer, under the firm of Decker Kramer, has been dissolved by mutual ronsent The old business will be carried on at the old stand by PHILIP DECKER, who will continue the manufacture of Lard Oil, Soap and Candles, mm" w ho will also settle the atTaii-aan.it business of tin late firm. PHILIP DECK EU, PHILIP KRAMER. WpEEERRMjyti TO THK JMHOt'Ml, i JLmX rould beg leave to solicit for the new tiru. the same patronage which was liestowed on the old him. PHILIP KRAMEU. Referring to the above, we request all those who know themselves indebted to us tor years, to come up and settle, as wcare determined to close ourold bot.ks. jaii27-:tm r.dquirer and voiKsiiote eupy.j nriEJs! TEJS! TE3S .'- MMPEIttM at. Yonng Hyson, Guniiowder, and HTk Teas, 11 of the finest chaps and put up in packages to suit customers. For sale at lowest rates bv jau'27 HORN BROOK & CO. HE T EMPIRE? 8 VOMEOVJK'MI O F TT " T Ö A AT Ti Tl fl TT 17! SI Tü IT is the safest, surest, cheapest, anil most reliable remedy for the permanent cure of -, COLDS, . COUGHS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, And all affections of the Throat and Lungs. It be ing prepared upon Scientific principles, and from articles that are entirely vegetable. Tl.e " COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND BON ES ET Is manufactured by C. ROTHKNIU'SII & SON, Hamilton. Butler County. Ohio, to whom all orders must le addreNSed ; and sold by KF.LLKK & WHITE, Druggists Evansville, ludiana, and by Druggists and Mer chants throughout the country. jan2t;-ly UONALII riSIIKlt THOMAS UOI.CSlS, JU. FISHER & BOLUSS, TnRJMSS EOVJVMtERS, M'MJS'MSIIEteS, JL3 Steam Piiw and t.as Fitters, corner of Pine and- First streets. Evansville, ludiana. Respectfully ! assure the public that any orders entrusted to their ; chance in the above branches Of business, will be executed with promptness, and in the first style of work manship. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand und manufactured loonier. Mr lot atteimen pant to Lo eoniotive and Distillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas and Steam Pipes always ready. Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop per. Brass aud Zinc. dwi:J lyd "n EJYTI8TR YJI'. hTrJIKMM, M. MJ ja-r resiiectiuuv intornis the citr.ens ' m of Evansville and vicinity that he hie located here permimentlv for the pur pose of practicing Dentistry in all iis brant-ui Prices ns fullows: Gold pbue f 3 per teeth ; silver plate St.50 per tooth. Plugging 75 cts. to 81. Extracting 25 cts. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Office No. 45 Main street, under City Gallery. deegt - . -WWIEE LEB. K RMfiiJS, WMIOT.EWw sale Dealers in Grocerien, Produce Nils, Window Glass, Glassware, c., No. IT North First street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. - E. E. WHF.EIEB JANES D. BIGGS. nov23

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, New Yobk, March 15 p ii , An arrival furnishes Buenos Ayre3 dates Jan. 23d. The U. S. squadron was at Panamo on the 10th. .. Commissioner Bowlier and Commander Sherbrick, had an interview with General Urglnza, w ho subsequently went North, it is supposed, to counsel Lopez aud ' offer him most reasonable terms for the settlement of the present difficulties. The hopes of peace were more general at Buenos Ayres it being thought that Lopez would consider it best to yield. . ' . , The Southern Star was engaged in towing the sloop-of-war Preble up the river. Washington, March 15 p m The Secretary of the Treasury has notified the successful bidders for the late loan that they need not make any further deposits unless they chose. The Government not at present requiring the money. It is thoughjin financial circles that there will be no call made before mid-summer. New York, March 16 pm - The steamship City of Washington to was leave Liverpool on the 2d inst., for this poit and is now ..fully due. She has not been signaled below. The steamer Weser was to leave Cork about the 1st inst., for this port and is also due. .... New York, March 15 p m The slaver captured off Porto Rico, in February was the bark Mystic. She had over 1000 slaves on board. A collision had occurred between the captain an American and the owners ot the vessel, who made their pscap? from the authorities. Nearly 1000 of the negroes were landed at Huuiaca. Memphis, March 15 p m The U. S. steamboat J. H. Morton, with a load of hay for Fort Smith, was burned on the 11th, CO miles above Little Kock. Bo it and 'carp-o a total loss. No lives lost. Pittsbuug, March 15 p m. River 10 fett by the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy. No arrivals. Departed, Henry Graff, for Missouri river. . . St. Loum, March 15 p m River falling slowly. Nothing new from upper streams. Weather clear. New Yorlt market. New York, March 15 p m. Rye flour dull at 3 504 25. Wheat less active but steady, with sales of 23,000 bi s i at 1 25 for Milwaukie club ; 1 48 for winter red Western ; 1 10 for Chicago spring; 1 CO for white Mich., 1 80 for white Southern ; 1 70 for white Ky. Barley dull. Corn quiet and firm at 8C87 for new yellow Jersey and Southern ; 85(86 for white do. Oats dull at 61,01 for Western. Whisky steady at 27J. Pork firmer with sales, at 17 87 for new mess; 17 45 for old, and 13 12 for prime. Beef firmer at 6 507 00 for country prime : 8 0o0 50 for do mess. Beef hams firm at 12 3017 75. Bacon quiet. Smoked hams 10J. Lard lull at ll12J. Dressed hogs quiet at 8J58j. Cut meats uuchanged ; sales at CJC for shoulders aud 8Jf.9 J for hams; there were sales of 20,000 lbs clear sides at 10 J, and 10,000 lbs on private terms. Coffee firm. Freights quiet. Receipts of beeves 3,000 head, with sales at 7,10J for inferior to the best, and .1213 for premium average. Sheep active and advanced. Receipts 400 bead. Swine heavy. Receipts 12,000 head ; C9rn fed are active at6J5: stocks generally poor aud unmarketable. Cincinnati MarketCincinnati, March 15 p it Flour unchanged; good superfine and extra in demand at 5"506 00 for the form er and. C 10(Wj6 2o for tue latter. Receipts light. Ordinary superfine ottered, at 5 70 5 80. Whisky unchanged at 25. No ceange in provisions. Nothing of importndee done. Buyers refuse to pay the prides asked by holders; 50,000 very heavy sides averaging 48 lbs sold at 8 j. Mess pork is ratailing at 18 00. Money market is firm. Demand good But not pressing. Exchange firm at J premium. The bankers are buying at 2-5th prem. Philadelphia, March 15 m. The New York Times' Washington cor espondent says : " A large delegation of Michigan Democrats is here, urging the re moval of O Flvan from the Detroit post-of fice. Ex-Secretary : MeLellan heads the company, and is backed by Secretary Cass. The President says it is strange the only appointment he has made in Michigan should be obnoxious to the party. The question of removal is still - pending, with the chances in favor or OFlynn. Tlte Mexican Legation is without any information touching the rumored defeat of Miramon. Boston, March 15 m. A man under the name of Osborne has been arrested here, being suspected of forgeries on Messrs. Enders & Sutton, of Richftioud, Ya., aid Paul Huntington, of Petersburg, Ya. Washixoton, March 15 m The Commissioner of Patents, Joseph Miller, a member of Congress, from Ohio, has been appointed Associate Justice for Nebraska, in the place of Judge Sam. W. Black, appointed Governor. Philadelphia Market. Phii.adklpiiia, March 15 m. Flour market to-day was dull, but holders maintained no disposition to accept lower rates ; sales of 1,500 bbls at 6 52.J6 T5 for superfine ; and 7 00 for extra family. In rye flour and corn meal no change. Wheat scarce and much wanted; sales of 2,000 bush at 1 55.l 60 for red ; 1 75 for white. Corn steady ; 5,000 bush yellow sold at 85 87. In groceries and provisions there is no change. New York Market. Kkw YotiK, March 15. m" ' Flour dull ; sales of 0,000 bbls. Wheat quiet; 10,000 bush sold at I 60 for white Western and 1 40,j?l 45 for mixed do. Corn has a declining tendency; mixed is nominally quoted at 90 ; yellow sells at 89 00. Pork dull. Lark quiet at 11 J 12. Whisky dull. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, March 15 m Flour dull, with sales of Howard street at 6 35 and Ohio at 6 25. Wheat firm find buoyant. Provisions steady. Bacon sides sell at 9J. Mess pork quoted at 13 50. Whisky steady at 2826. PlTTSBCBfi, March 15 m River ten feet and falling. Weather cloudy, cool, and windy. Arrived Anglo Saxon. No departures. Louisville, March 15 m River rising slowly with eight feet nine inches in the canal ; six feet nine inches in the pass on the falls. Weather clear and windv.

. - Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, March 15 m. ' Flour unchanged. Whisky steady. No change in provisions. 100,000 pounds bulk sides fold at 8 Jc. at Madison.

- Cincinnati, March 15 m Weather cloudy, cool, and windy. River rose eight inches in the last 24 hours, and is now stationary." A Savagk Landlady. Six Dollars Worth of Cowhidino. About ten o'clock yesterday morning, as the men were getting paid off, the territory of Uncle Sam was ruthlessly invaded and the rules of the Navy Yard set at defiance by a female heroine, in the person of Mrs. W., a widow, " fat, fair and forty," who walked into the yard with a cowhide undei her cloak, and straightway proceeded to the object of her search, a Mr. P. Having found him, she uncloaked her cowhide, and unceremoniously applied it to his head and shoulders, with a vigor that could not be surpassed by even a brawny truckman. Not satisfied with one flaggellation, She returned after dinner, and again applied her cowhide to the head and shoulders of her victim with renewed vigor; and, after she got through with her second chastisement, she declared she would come every day until , she got six dollars, which she averred was due to her for house rent "or have im worth of it out of his hide. Truly, the a .; : if heroines has not gone by. Boston ! -aid. March 8th. Ri-rer Items. AT.Bl V.U.S AMU DEPASTURES FROM C O'CLOCK HONRAV TI..L 5 O'CLOCK TCESnAY. H. Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville. Southerner, Memphis to do. Silver Star, Evansville to Paducah, Bobert J. Ward, New Orleans to Louisvile. Mars, do to Cincinnati. Stephen Decatur, Pittsburg to New Orleans. lteliance, Ciuciunati to Nashville. K. F. Sass, do to New Orleans." ' ' Argyle, New Orleans to Pittsbnrg. i Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis. . Yesterday was a delightful spring day though a little cool. In fact overcoat? were not at all disagreeable. - The river continues to reced at this point slowly though we notice it is rising at Louisville, on a stand at Cincinnati and falling at Pittsburg. A large amount of freight is yet on the landing. Little was done, however, yesterpay, in the way of shipments. . Freights still rule low. The Silver Star did not get ofT until half post three yesterday morning, owing to the severe wind. She will necessarily be behind time to-day. The Stephen Decatur was also detained on account of tho wind for several hours.'. She was loaded very deep her guards being in the water. T The Alvin Adams passed down at four o'clock yesterday evening. ' The It. J. Ward went up in the morning at 6 A. M. . . - ... , Thanks. We neglected yesterday to return our thanks to Mr. Westfall and the Tishomingo, for Louisville papers in advance of the , mail. Mr. Dawson : Black -more will also acceptour acknowledgements for late New Orleaus papers. - W VMRD.M,JLMES, ATTEJSTiO.W wM. Thesuoscriber desires to return his thanks for the liberal patronage ho has received from the ' Ladies of Evansville, since his commencement here, and hereby informs them that bo is still catering for their tastes, iu the manufacture of Oruamontal as well as substantial articles pertaining to his business. Partie furnished, and Tables set o u the most reasonable terms. Pyramids of every variety bnile to order. "Charlotte De Russe" and Jellies, in Pyramids and Moulds. Ice Creams of every flu vor furnished in Pyramids or by the galon. Fac Si mi lies of Churches, Public Buildings, and Private Residences built to order. Wedding Cake and ornamental work done iu a manner not to be equaled in this city. Mixed Candies and Confectionary always on hand. Patent Bread Bakery, First street, nesr Main. THOS. E. BRICKLEY. febla-lmeod ' CE CREAM CiJMM A DELICIOUS article, made fresh every day. Also YANKEE BUTTERSCOTCH, a pleasant remedy for Cough and Colds. Also Cocoa Nut and Frnit Candies, fresh every day at. the Patent Bread Bakery, First street, near Main feblD-lmeod THOS. E. BRICKLEY. TTVOK THE WHOIjE8JIM,E 8PRfJ'f ML TRADE F 1859. CHARLES S. WELLS, NO. 13 FIRST STREET, EVANoVlLLE, IND., (opposite J. 11. Maghee & Co. 's.) My leading principle: Very Shall Profits to Cash or Close Prompt Time Bbtf.rs. MY LARGE SALES IN 1858 Having redeced my Stock previous to January I, 185!), I am now enabled to offer my customers and friends almost an entire Ntiv Stock, purchased in England, Germany, and the New England Manufacturing Districts during a depressed state of the markets, aud I fi-el fully justified in saying, I now have (and to arrive) the finest, bent selected and best bought stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY ever exhibited iu Evansville. Twenty years' experience in my business, a large aciiUHinisuce with Manufacturers, New Facilities und direct Importations, give nie advantages for furnishing the best quality of HARDWARE made, and as tien as any house in the Union (adding freights to this point), and my aim shall bo, to sell the beet standard brandt of all ieading manufactures ut a tinall coiiimit.iion ori the actual cost of same. Now com ng iu from Manufacturers (first brands) at reiluivil prices: HARVEST TOOLS! ! put ri.;.t:i Blood's, Darling's and Waldron's Scythes, 10 di. do Briar do, 4i do Grain Cradles (bow aud Wire Brace), (!. i , Scythe Sneaths (assorted), (ii) iui Hhj, Straw and Manure Forks. 25 -Jo Sickles and Reap Uuolu 50 -n.xi-o Si.-ytlic Stones, M d-x-u Jl iy Rakes, 20 doz Garden Bakes. In Uui vtbl Tools, none but the best kept. AXES, lit! dozen AVells' (Hunt's pat Urn), Lipplncolt'suud Colliud Axes. CHAINS AND HAMES. D i a'cs Trace Chains, (best quality), ' ;i do Lost do, (assorted), 5o dozen Oak Root Harnes, do, ö casks Coil Cb:tin, do, 5i) dozen Horse Collars, do. HOES. 100 dozen American Hoe Co. s Plauters Hoes, 50 do Handled do. - SHOVELS AND SPADES. . 25 dozen Ames' Shovels aud Spades 25 do Steel do do, 10 do Iron do do, 10 .do Round Poin t Shovids, 10 do Grain do. CUTLERY, (New Patterns). .' 1UJ0 dozen Pocket Knives, direct from Sheffield, Eng 2IAK) do Table do, do do do, 200 do Shears oud Scissors, do do, 50 do Razors, do do do. FILES. HUH) dozen Butcher's uncqualed Files, 500 do No. 1 Filed, (other brands). SAWS. 3 cases Mill Saws, 3 do Patent Hook Tooth Cross Cut Saws, 150 duztfu Hand and Panncl, Tenou Saws, Wood Saws, Compass and Web Saws, of Siear and Jackson's and other brands. GUNS. -' Rifles, Shot Guns nnd Pistols, in variety. Large assortment of Gun Trimmings. 10 Gun Barrels always on hand, assorted. JAPAND WARE. Full assortment of Jupaud aud Stamped Tinware. Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Brass Wire Cloth, Ac. GUM BELTING. Agency for the Premium Belting aud Packing, (made by the New York Belting Company), sold at Factory prices for Cash. SCALES. Platform Scales, Counter and Tea Scales full assortment constantly on hand, at Factory prices. CHAIN PUMPS. 5 casks Chain (turned button), 3 do do I'ump Gearing, 2000 feet do do Tubing (split and bored). Also a very large assortment of Hardware Notions and Fancy Giods. MEUCHA NTS AND TRADERS iu Indiana. Illinois, and Kentucky, vilio like to buv good and cheap Goods can rely ou buin furnibbed (in persou or by orders) promptly. K8 I intend doing a safe business with tfoud and oruoiTd uii-ii, end prefer selling to sncb customers , at one-half the profit, to doing a luiig-winiU-d busi- ; lies, which is uluays acteuded with great l ink and loss. CASH MEN, ! or large and prompt buyers who meet their obli- ! gallons when due, will find me fully j PREPARED I to meet them in prices as low as the same goods cau lie purcnasea t-aat anu iaia uown iu evansville, my business being almost exclusively at WHOLESALE. CHARLES. S. WELLS, 1 mar7 Sign of the Mill Saw, 13 First street.

The Markets.

Kva-nsvtlle Wholesale Market. BUTTE E, ft B....1525, Bacon sides, lb... S BEANS, white....,.l O0-. Shoulders, !ti...i.. 7 BEESWAX, lb 2aj' Haiua, eug. cureI...12$ CORN MEAL, bus. 85' H.iins, plain, 10 CHEESE, lb 12(313 " canvassed... 13 COFFEE ;POTATOES......I0O120 in, com u, m llfgiz: riiA&TfiJKa prime, H a Cement, b. $212225 Calc. Plaster &3 Java, It) .....1G Laguvra CANDLES Star 1821 Opal id) L'd Plaster, 4001b. $3 50 Utica Lime White Sand, bbl. a SALT Summer pressed 12, Lake, bbl 2 75 EGGS, dozen lö Kanawha.(bu8h.l30VS3.1 FLO UK, W.1...5 7S6 Ö0ISUGAB, N. 5 7(S8 FISH Mackerel--'l .13 II. L4?t " Pulv,..Ui12 No. 2, bbl....S13 0013 601 no. z, s Dbi 7 uu No. 3, bbl... 12 0013 00 No. 3)4 bbl ...S77 60 Kits Ex (S3 00 White Fish, $5 005 50 " bbl . S FBTJITS , Dried ApplesI 75(32 00 " L.oai.in,ifttl2l,i SEEDS ....... Clover...: ...:....6 50 Timothy, b. S2 5002 75 Blue Grass, bo.... ...1 00 Flax bush ...t&l 25 SOAP German..:.... 6 Extra Palm 5 Family 4 TOBACCO Kentncky, th......2023 Virginia, lb 3040 LARD OIL,gal..f.0O 00 TALLOW Rendered.. 9 Rough -5 WOOL ' 2 Tub washed.....'.. Pulled Fleece.. ' Ex. Fleece. ........ Vnwashed fti WHISKY ....2i28 Lard...........,,.104(gll Peaches, 2 60 3 00 JTKATtittKS, JD.,...38a4U GBAIN - Corn, bnsh C570 Wheat, bush 1 10 1 20 jive, nusn m Oats, bu. (331bs.)G080 MAI, IOU....1" UU1 W HIDES, (dry) f?14 Green 5 pressed, cwt.. 60 DJOLiA3S..S N. Orleaus, gal..738 Sugar House... 45 Golden Syrup.,,.. o PROVISIONS Bacou (hog r'd,) ' 8 RETAIL MAKKET.. COKKKCTEU DAILY Bf Z. tl. COOK SOX. BUTTER, Ib.....U'.(j30 LARD, lb BEANS, quart.: - SjMOLASSES . . CORN MEAL, bush..l 00J . New Orleans, gal... 14 .50 CuELbr., Id -.lo. , bugar House, COFFEE I Golden Syrup.,.. .80 Rio, common 14 PROVISIONS . "Ground . 20 1 Bacon sides, tt)..l..I( . Java, lb. ........ ...1S j Shoulders -li) Lnguyra, grouud..Ib j - Ilains, eng. cored, 13 EGGS, dozen ..... 10-. .' plain, n........J2 FLOUR, bbl.... 86 25 ' cunvassed, ...14 Sack, 88 lbs ..S3 15 1 Dried Beef, per tu 1 1 FISH - - "- - I POTATOES, bush ...Si 20 White Fish, lb..... 8 SALT, sack, tb..,...lo15 Jlackerel, No. 1,12)4 c. SUGAR . " No. 2, V).... ! New Orleniis.lb " 810 Cod, lb ...............8' ' Clarined J....14 FKUITS , -4. loaf. ; ...:....15 Green Apple...:... I Crushed : 15 Dried " bin... .2 501 WOOn.rard...-.i..-.....$i5t nEMOtMI..Ji.Jr. COLBVRJK VO. JfaV have removed to Water street, three door above Main. 0 0 H Pi "WE are now uiannfacturirfg Vol!' Patut Folding Spring Bed, th best and most convenient now io use, ai it can be uwved or handled without any trouble. Call sad examine tuem. jaiiz.i mo'TMVE OE MJ8SOJ.VTIOJTHE the subscribers under the name, style and firm of McCracken Si Bingham, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, SIMON McCRACKEN being authorized to settle the business of said firm. SIMON McCRACKEN, ' S. J BINGHAM.. Evansville, Ind., January 21, 1859. PAVILION HOTEL. SIMON McCRACKEN Proprietor. rWVIE VJVIIERHIttJS'EMi, MJS JltsSUJL mingthe management of the abuve well-known establishment, begs leave to returu his grateful acknowledgements for the liberal patronage bestowed on the said firm, and by personal aud prompt attention on the part of myself and assistants hope to merit a continuance of the extended favors heretofore bestowed. Respectfully, jan2G S. McCRACKEN. vv VP E RIO R VOJ L. THE 8VHscriber is now receiving by the Canal a supply of Coal, which is mined in agood manner and shipped in clean order, free from impurities or slack. It is recommended to the public as an article intended to give satisfaction to the consumer, and a trial of its quality is solicited. George W. Amory w ill attend to the selling and delivery of Coal, and receive orders at the warehouso of Jas. Laugh 1 in, Jr., on Main street, near the Cnnal. Lots of 20 bushels at 10 cents. Lots of 100 bushels and upwards at a deduction.. feb4-3md FRANCIS AMORY. tsEJUVISH no S 8 23 HALES RE3 ceived per John Raine, for sale by jan3l PRESTON BROS. Wm .1 VI Mi 8. AJVMMERSOJW MERJLW CHANT TAILOR, Mitchell Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarters for elegant Clothing made to order. - Gents' Furnishing Goods, snch as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, c. Also, a variety of Piece Goods, made np to order in the very best style and manlier, at quick terms, small profits and extensive sales. dec22 INSURANCE AGENCY. ALLEN C. HALLOCK, : Evansville. UNDERWRITER AND GENERAL INSURANCE . AGENT, . Adjuster of .Avekaoes, and Notary Puiimc. He continues to issue Policies from several First Class and most reliable - INSURANCE COMPANIES In the Covutry, on Inland and Fire. Hisk-. He will also receive applications for ' ' - . LIFE INSURANCE. He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of every description under policies -from other agencies, and attend to the settlement ot all matters connected with- INkW-RANCE, for parties interested. His long experience as an Insurance Afent, has made him familiar with all subjects connected with Insnranc. .... -Office, Marble Hall Building, No. 9 Main st. jwWVsit--MR. J. u. cross wvTlm, WfJM. give Lessons ou the Violin, Violiuccllo and Guitar. Rooms at No. It Main street, up stairs. -mIHSOLCTMOJWTHE PJIRTJ'ERMM ship heretofore existing nnder the firm of Tetuiey & Sorenson has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. 8. SORENSFN settles the business, and is authorized to use the name of the firm in liquidation. - R. 8. TENNE Y, . Evansville, Feb. 1,1859. S. SORENSON. JTtO PJI RTJVE R8MI I P. T MI E VJ's del-signed have this day formed a partnership, uuder the name of SORENSON, LEMCKE & CO., and will continue the wholesale grocery business of Ten ney & Sorenson, at the old stand, corner Vine and Water streets, where they invite the customers of the old firm and the public generally to give them a call. S. SOKENSON. A. LEMCKE. fehl . V. SORENSON. mTIJ'RP E T H'.MIiP AäfO COTTOX Is YARN 150 bags for sale by S. E. GILBERT it CO., feb5 Agents "Cypress Factory." Apu SH MOJ'Eii!'7SaMlSi STR EET. CHEAP GROCERIES 82 Mais St. More Inducements to Prompt Cn. toiners. In consequence of the large increase of trade whicli we have been recently receiving, we are now enabled to sell goods dumper tlian teer. Vie have a better stock of groceries than we have ever hail, and are constantly receiving. We work ourselves, aud thereby save to our customers the expense of bookkeeping and high-priced clerks. Call and see. Terms Aä heretofore, rnth of lite end of erery month. VICE ERY BROTHERS, 82 Main st. fA E. Q. SMITH, R CHAIR MANUFACTURER, fcsa ' T Market street, Evansville, Ind., will I keep ou band and make to order every variety of Cane ind Wuod Seat CHAIRS. The Trade supplied at lowest rates. Hotels, Steamboats and Halls furnished ppuuptly to order. All woik warranted, jaul-ly -JtT ovojv, hook Eft AND Elank Book Manufacturer, First St., bet. Main and l.ocns'i EVANSVILLE, IND. Blank Books ruled, paged and made to order of the best paper, from a Memorandum to the largest Ledger. Music and Magazines bound in any style. oct27-6mdAw

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Old Established 'tTtärfBonf - EVANSVILLE, IND7T" P. G. O'RSLElT&Co fTORat7E, EOBHMBMH.'fi, .f.VJ. J MJ1ISSI0N MERCHANTS. General Railrini , Steamboat, aud Express Agent Special Agents for the- . . -.. PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we are authorized give through receipts at the lowest possible täte Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing & the largest on the Uhio River, capable of storisp and protecting all merchandize liable to- damaee from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the d; patch of all consignments, forwarded to onr ca'py either ' . - -. ..- RIYEB,' RAILROAD . OR CANAL, Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storm and Forwarding, e.lso, to the - - - n Sale of any Produce, v ! or other property, consigned to ns for sale, andsatifaction guaranteed. - ... Office and extensive Warehouse on 'tVnter street adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat where we are to be found, attending to tho interest a of onr patrons at all hours, day and night. With onr superior facilities; long standing 'untiring energy; and knowledge of our-business, vo feel confident of giving general satisfaction, - and hope to merit a continuance of the extensive patron age we are now enjoying. - , .- . .-, . Liberal cash advances will be made on all consign -ments to either ourselves or correspondents in. any of the principal markets, Norths East or South, r . P. C. O'RILEY & CO: . jr . short '., .r.nisiso.v Mmhm - MEUCHAJiTS, . fH Camp Street, --i 1 ' " KEIV ORIEAXS, tM-A a. n. shout. oct22-6Hid! if. s. bowaed. nü0mV et JA.IIJ.V, R EVE IVJL ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL i COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Agents-tor Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, Indiana. . We have formed a co-partnership under the n'.e of Brown ic Aikman, and offer ouv gotviccs it the capacity as set forth in our card above, .-s We are fully prepared to extend every facilit v to shippers,, either by CANAL, RIVER, xr RAIL. ROAD, -and assure them that their interest slmll be faithfully represented, should they be p luatd to favor ns with their patrtuutge." .- : - Office and Warehouse on the corner of Main st. and the Canal. - . j WM.. BROWN, , W. .M. AIKMAN, late of Howard & Brown. Late o FOSTER, A Co , ... iui22-tf CRJJVK, EORU'MRlHJS'U . '-: ' . AND : Commission. IMerchant; ' ; No.2 Suvtu WatkrStrret, KVAMavu.Li lTORJOE wUjVTEB We are prepare d 3 to store in our Fire -Proof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandise, on the most liberal terms. . Hating large aud airy rooms np stairs, particular care will be tukea of ilonsehold Firrnitnre, Agricultural Implement' aud all kinds of Go-xls t.r wares liable to ihuiiage from damp or ntst. Insurance effected af the lowest tire jiroof rates, by the month, or longer when desired. 'Warehouse located on comer of Locust strikt and W. and E. .(.'anal, and most convenient for shipping by Rivor or Railroad. Äp;lv to ' ' ' ap23 ' ' , GEO. FOSTER ft CO. sroiir . MITCHELL Y o- RELCEJVING, FORWARDING AND COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, . -.,a Water street, between Main and Locust, ' '- ' - EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Particular attention given to the forwarding oi general Merchandise and Produce, by River, Ctmal, or Railroad.. ; aiigH-bui "irXx,J'T"rÄlJr--rhave a hupe don". ble Waii'house at vhe Cana,'1 Bain, capable of storing uuy amount oi produce, Which will be received, stored, taken care of antf helil subject to the owners orders on most reasonable terms. P. G.rRiLY. . mh2G-tf -- ' - -.. EAILROADS AND EXPRiiSS.Jfl HRCUjMJT8' MlE.SPMTVH."FAST FREIGUT LINE. TO, THE WEST AND SOUTH-WEST. VIA ALBANY AND BUFFALO. The Merchauts Despatch continues bringing Goods from New York and Boston, at as low rates as uuy Despatch or Rail Road Express, and in as good or better time, havirg unequaled facilities for safe uml speedy transportation. ' - ; No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any cc. nectioa with us. Arrangement were made by its early last Spring, by which we are enabled to forward not only tliu lighter portion of shippers' freight, bnt wo can carry both light and heavy with the same promptness which has alwaysCharacteri7.id the " Merchants' Despatch " Bringing our freights in onr own cars, with passenger trains, nnd having our own agents at points of transhipment, we have advantages in point of speed and safety, which render it Impossible for other companies to compete with ns. This Despatch is owned and managed ay the Americad Express Company, which is a siriiicient guarantee that all just claims will be settled without delay, as has been the case for the post three yean and to the satisfaction of those bv whom they nia be presented. . JOHN O. WASS0N, septl-Cm Agent Terre Haute. rMMt&.lVS EXPRESS COMM'JA'i-. mM.. . NEW ARRANGEMENT. s The Adah's Extras Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville aud vicinity, that, with increased facilities tor the transportation of n FREIGHT, PACKAGES.'"MOKEYAKD V A L VAHLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. F. pecial care taken in the collection of Bills, Kraf t' , Notes, and the transportation of email and valuable packages. , - ,. . . All persons wishing to avail themselves of tha facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes aud details of the business, at their Oftice on First street, betwei ii Main and Locnst, opposite-the Post ollice. dclH - G. II. FISH, Apent. Ml E a V L A R E VJJS'SVILLE Sl WABASH PACKET. The gteamer JOHN TOMPKINS, Sutton, - master, will run iu the Evausville and Wabash trade during the season. For. L-eight or passage, apply on board-- - jau7--nil stttaT8TE7iMERRATMf8.IH--(S.f-CHET. The steamer Kate Saki&CHET will run regularly during the Winter, in the Wabash trade -proceeding on each trip as far up the river its the water and business will justify her In going. The strictest atfention will be paid to the wishes and interests of shippers. Her days of departnre from Evansville will be regularly announced In the papers. dccI5-;iin mxa ' R MJ a U LJM R LOI MS. ?"5N4r-ville, Evansville and DoWers..!! Packet SCIOTO No. '2,. Bki.i.ako, Master, leaves Evansville for Louisville and all in termediate points, every Wednesday at T P. M., and every Saturday at 11 A. M. ' ' --y dec2 TT VAJ8VMLLE, PA It U CA II, AJS'I MIM CAIRO REGULAR PASSKNfUiR PACKET, CHARLEY DOVvEN.DF.XTElt, Aaster, leavi-s Evamn i He Tuesday and Friday, at lSlo'eloek, M., arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock. A. M., Cairu at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and ISat unlay. Riturning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 O'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Tbiirsday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A-. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville R. R., and Packet for Green River. Also, connecting at Smithlanil with Cumberland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orb an aud St, Lonis Packets. - ' 1 Tickets can be obtained on board th boat for all Eastern Cties. . "''pt SalTand Awning Maker and Kigser. y WOVLIt RE8PECTEVM.LY m.vJL form the public that I liav opened a bail and Itiggiug loft, in tho 3rd story of J. G. ,Veini-niau'K Rope store, and will punctually attend to all orders in my line. -..- Ikwp Tarpaulins constantly on hand for sale, and will manufacture Sails, Awnings, Wagon Cover, fc., at the shortest notice. ' Orders respectfully solicited to tie left 'at J. 0 Venneman's Iio store, orat raj room, third stori Ropes neatly spliced. ' nov273md CIIARtlSj EVERT. mWOLASSES, 8ÜUÄR AJVMM COE-1M-FEE 5o hhds choice N. O-Sugar, 100 bugs Coffee, . -- -.;- ' 75 bbls choice new Molasses. On hand and for sale at 1859 prices. ...- jiui4 BABCOCK BKOTUEKS. CORP O RA TtOJV .VT C E OMCdered that the owners of lots 1,2, 4, 5, ti, 7, 8,'J,1,1I, 12, in block 4, fronting on .Ninth . street, and lots 12 and 13 in block i, fronting on Sycamore street, all in the Crescent Enlargement of the city of Evansville cause the sidewalk in front ol said lots to lie brought to the city grade, .and !aid with ugoud plank sidewalk oil same, wilhui 'M days from and after the publication of this notice, and in delimit thereot the Common Council will procer-d t-. pettoriM said wurk, aud the cotrs and exjieu-.-s ii. -eruin ibereb-, will lw ass.4-.l and eulloete'l I-.v s.ibM.f said projieity, or so much thi-rei-f as will s itisfy said lien and costs. - w By order of Common Council. niar2-10d A. LEMCKE-, City t .:!:. . - . - Volksbote copy. , RESH COHJ ME AM,, .V. 1 ARTK'LK to biHlicls from selected- white Hint corn. Just received and for sale by CTIAS. MoJOHSSToN.-New Kl.i-k, fcl28 Main street, near Iba Canal.