Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 178, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 March 1859 — Page 2

EVAWSVILLE, IND. FKIDAY MORNING MARCH 18

Canal Meeting. All persons feeling any interest in keeping the Southern Division of the Canal in repair, are invited to attend a preliminary meeting at the Court House, on Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of appointing delegates to, and making arrangements for, the Canal Convention to be held at this place, on Wednesday, the 23d inst. ———<>——— jgS?" The New York Jlemld has discovered quite a mare's nest. It says the Seward faction have entered into an organized system for the purpose of abolitionizing the South, and that the late report of the slave auction held in Savannah recently, which was pub lished in the New York Tribune, is but an out-crop of this deeply laid and well digested scheme. It says the system to be put into operation by the Sewardites is a system of operations which must necessarily comprehend, among the tobacco, rice, cotton and sugar plantations of the South, an extensive distribution of abolition spies and emissaries. These spies and emissaries, taking this Savannah pioneer as an average specimen, will be keen to select out, and eager to exaggerate in the darkest colorings all the events and peculiarities of plantation life, Southern institutions and Southern society, best calculated to inflame and widen that anti-slavery sentiment upon which the pre3ent Republican party came into existence. And what remedy does the Herald propose for this scheme? Nothing more nor less than the reorganization of the Whig party I It says that between the abolition fanatics of the North, headed by Seward and the fire-eaters of the South, urged on by Toombs, & great conservative party is being created in the States of Virginia, Kentucky, and TenuKMee, in which alone the hopes ot the Union are, ccutcred. Accordingly,' the Jlirald looks upon the approaching Virginia election as involving contingencies of the highest moment to the peace of the Union ; and believes that a victory to the new opposition party there in May, will be the Inauguration of a national union party movement, capable of controlling the next Presidential election, in behalf of th great conservative body of the American people, North and South. C - A . DisTRBS3jso. On Tuesday last, Madora, a little dausrhter of Mr. Miner, a resident of Newburg, died from the effects of a burn received near Boonville on the first of the month. She was on a visit to her- uncle, Jame3 E. Lowell, intending to. return home in a few days. One morning asweleam from the Democrat she accompanied Mrs. J. Lowell to a sugar camp, distant less than half a mile, for the purpose of boiling a little sugar water. She was very much elated with the idea of seeing water made into su gar; the time fur granulating the sugar-a3 near at hand, and little Madora, anxious to witness the whole process, approached too near the fire, the wind blowing quitehardin that direction, her apron was set on fire, and instantly flamed up and at once communicated the flames to her other clothing. Mrs. LoWell sprang to her relief as quick as possible, and undertook, to divest her of her clothing; the litte girl by this time was greatly alarmed and excited, and tore herself loose Crom Mrs. L. repeatedly ; all this while the flames were rapidly spreading, being fanned by a strong current of wind, 'and her clothing being composed mostly of ii ver3' strong texture, and securely fastened to her body j it was with much delay and difficulty that they could be löoseued. Finally Mrs. L. ran with her to alow piece of ground, some distance off, and rolled her her in some Water and . mud,.' wholly extinguishing the lire. : CQJ, The Xatchez Pre Trader gives us a . new.lc.it in the history of Douglas. It fltntPd, riion what is regarded as good authority, that he waa the author of the following resolution, which? was .reported to the Mtssissippi Delegation at the Cincinnati Convention, by a Committee (of the Delegation) appointed to consider the subject of Slavery : "11. litsolveJ, That the National Demo, rratic party lielieve in the perfect political equality of the States, and that the citizens of every State have an equal right to emigrate peaceably to the Territories, and to take with them whatever is recognized as property in the State from which they go, and there receive for it adequate legal protection ; that there is no power in Congress or in the Territorial. Legislature to exclude from tha Territories anything which is regarded a? property in a State; but when a Territory has sufficient. Federal population, lawfully ascertained, to entitle it to one Representative in Congress, (i. e., according to the present ratio, 93,420), it is the duty of Congress to authorize the .territory to torm a Stute Constitution, republican in its form, preparatory to the admission into the Union as a State, and that it Is no constitutional crrouud of objection to the admission of such State that the Constitution thus . formed either admits or excludes Slavery." Ax Ho::e3T Coxrssfiosr. Senator Toombs, with all his terrors, is a bold man, and some times says what is not agreeable to his po litical associates. In bis late speech on the revenue question, he thus spoke of the waste fulness of the National Administration : Your appropriations for navy yards have gone to the building of houses for officers and the making of ttower-pot3 and all that sort of thing, at the cost of $2,000,000 ; and it will lie. no less as long as you will pay it, but will go up to $4,0110,000, it' you do not stop it. There are $2,000,000 that you have uo need for at all. You have 8,000 sailors to man your navy. You have not increased them of late years, and you have fcow S.0Ö0 men in your navy yards to help tliein civilian. You have carried their number up from 3.000 to 8,000. You have eight navy yards. England has 550 ships and hue two navy yards. You have eight iciivf niently located about the country, and it is a cause of reproach to good Democrats for the enemy to sny we keep people here to cheat tlie'ni in election; and, God in my J iij", I it at ajrfi.l there i somtthiuy jV it

Items of Interest. I J"The members of th New Jersey j Legislature have just been participating in : a " free blow," tendered them by the New I Jersey Central Railroad Company. It 13 said that the Legislators became fulbj convinced that the greatest good to the greatest number required the extension of this great thoroughfare to Jersey City. It only requires a free railroad ride and a good dinner, now-a-days, to buy up most of our State Legislators. yIt seems that the express companies of the East have been in the habit of breaking open packages to see if the amount of money contained in them corresponded with the marked amount ou the envelope. A question is likely to arise here, involving large interests. The question is, has any carrier aright to brake the seal of packages

entrusted to his care, and detain them because they differ in value from the amount for which they have been insured ? gT An exchange, in speaking of the different pictures of the Sickle3 tragedy, pjoduced by the " sensation papers," says, an old cut of Piccolomini has, in one instance, done service for Mrs. Sickles ; in another a picture of Jenny Lind has been put to the sarnie use. Mr. Sickles aud Mr. Butterworth have been represented by the pictures of two celebrated murderers. The portrait of Mr. Alfred Bunn, the London manager, has been offered as that of Mr. Key. gST" The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot denies that the South American members of the House have determined that the Speakership of the next Congress must be conceded to them. They will be ready to yield that office, he " has reason to think," to the Free States, "upon condition that a just, liberal, and unexceptionable man shall be selected as the candidate; one for whim they can vote' without compromising themselves at home ; such a man, perhaps, as" MrT Corwin, perhaps Mr. Sherman, or Mr. E. J. Morris, or others that could be named." ——>The Fair Grounds at New Albany are being rapidly improved. Shade trees are being transplanted, roads made, &c.— The plans for the new buildings and anmpi- [sic] theatres are about completed. ——>The Louisville <Courier> says that two slaves were captured in Indiana, some fifty miles from that city, last week, and brought to the jail of that city. They escaped from a South Carolina planter some months since. They made a desperate resistance before they were secured, shooting one of the pursuers, and wounding him so badly he will hardly recover. One of the negroes was Bhot in the shoulder, and otherwise injured by blows. He is under medical treatment in the city jail. - - JBS?" Gov. Mo'rehead, of Kentucky, offers $200 reward for Jos. H. Roberts, who killed Jos. Kelly in Augu9t, 1856. The murderer is a native of Louisville, a harness-maker by trade, but a gambler by profession. Jno. Griffin of Louisville, has been granted a patent for improvement in cotton harvesters, and W. T. Gill, of Henderson, Ky., for improved steam guage. raf A man recently lost his arm in Louisville, Ky., iu ' attempting to save hi.? dog that happened to tumble off the ferryboat. His affection for the canine has been amply demonstrated. . .. . ' The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette says thai since the late Mr. Brown's appointment as Postmaster General, the expenditures have increased from eleveu millions , to twenty, and Unit without any corresponding : advantages to the country. . , ' ' ' BQ The Washington Star says 'that the actual Post Office deficiency is over $5,006,000. The same paper mentions that the Star thinks there is no authority to use the accruing revenue without the authority of Congress, and hints the necessity of an ex,trasessiou. It says the Department has in fact nine months of arrears. Au extensive fire occurred at Hons too, Texas, on the 20th ult. Property to the amount of $100,000 w as destroyed. Of this large sum, only $20,O0i was covered by insurance. Jacobi, uuder sentence of death at Pittsburg, for the murder of his wife, is said to be suffering the keenest pangs of remorse. He tosses and turns upon his miserable cot, and frequently gives veut to Iiis feelings in tears and sobs. He cannot suffer to remain iu bis cell without a light,' and a candle is kept constantly burning. He often speaks in the most touching manner iu reference to his children, and wonders what shall become of them when he is gone. He attributes his mental distress to this painful anxiety in regard to the welfare of his children, and does not. admit that he fears death on his own account. . 2fA negro living in Cincinnati becoming jealous of his wife, recently, attempted to commit suicide. He retired to the cellar, adjusted the rope to the beam above, placed the iioose around his neck, and hoped to make a clean swing into the next world, but the rope broke, and he only received a good ' garroting" aud a few unimportant bruises, in bis fall. Hi experience in the hanging busiuess induced him to try: the buitetius of the world a while longer. " ; j(The case of Drowu against the city of Louisville, wu tried iu the Bullitt Circuit Court on Friday and Saturday. The jury were unable to agree, ton beiug for defendant, one for plaintiff, and one uncertain. Brown owned oue of the negroes -barged with the murder of the Joyce family and who was hung by a mob in that city. He sued the city for the value of the negro. 8The Democrats of St. Louis recentlyheld a Convention for the nomination i f city officers. On the rim ballot Col. L. V. Bogy was nominated for Mayor; Richard P. Henenkamp was Dominated for the office of Comptroller; James Mulh,. Hand, tor Auditor; Henry Eilsmilli-r, tor Treasurer ; H. G. Carson, for Register; Harbor Mister, John M. KeiHy; Recorder, John Midgery: City Attorney, 1 hos. C. Chester.

83, The editor of the Indianapolis Daily CiHien writing to his paper notices our city as follows: - - Evansville is growing finely, ami the business done here is very large and Iieavy. It is a great wholesale point. Green river,

running from the interior of Kentucky, empties into the Ohio onlv a few miles above, and this is the place of trade and" trans-shipment for all the fertile1 region on ' its banks. - Immense quantities of tobacco, grain, aud other produce come, out of Green river, and the merchants here, in exchange, s:'t . the Kentuckians vast quantities of . . : i.xhandise at a fair profit. " This is a tn it. .h.it pays both ways. " Tl tfV.m.h river trade is also a big ite:r, - Evansville. Regular lines of ste; is luu up this, as well as up Green rivev. making Evansville their source of supply . ;i stores and outfit. - , The city is making considerable of a business of manufacturing. This interest is growing, and is bound to become the source of wealth and the support of a large increase in the population in the immediate future. The people here say that all kind3 of manufactures that have been started here have paid and continue to do so. Some large establishments have been built up, .solely from the profits, with little aid from outside capital. The Court House has just been on fire, but is now safe. A couple of years ago it burned, but was subsequently re-built. It is a fine building. Evansville cau not uiake sport of Indianapolis for being muddy, for here we fiud the nastiest and meanest kind of mud yellow clay sticky and tenacious, and plenty of it in wet weather. The Bodiam Coal Minej, just below the city, turnish coal for fuel a good article, at ten cents per bushel. This is a creat, coal region. At Cannelton, Hawesville, Cloverport, Coalport, Evansville, and several other points, coal 13 delivered to the steamboats, in any quantity, at six cents per bushel. A few years ago wood was used by them for steam, exclusively, but now coal is the article used instead. It is of good quality for steam, but not for smithing purposes so I have been told. . The weather here is very windy and bracing. The wharf is full freight, and from four to eight sometimes ten steamboats may be seen at the landing, every day. -, Yours, &c, . Mc. New Yobk Posn.voa. The non-passage of the PostolBce Appropriation Bill was a great mail failure. It is suggested that the dead bill should be subjected to a post mortem examination. . Perhaps it was killed by, the red tape worm. Mr. Whipple is lecturing in the mouurn Athens on the "Age of Elizabeth." Is not he discourteous thus publicly to twit upon facts. . The Democrats in Salem propose cele brating the birth day of Thomas Jeiferson on the first of April. The date and the pres ent position of true Jencrsoniamsm, combine to give the affair the appearance of n wake. Why is the Academy of Music, after an opera or lecture, like a person crying ? Be cause it is sheading "tiers.': Fuel for Lawyers Coke. ' ' "' - Mr. J. G. Spott, a small cflice holder iu Minnesota, complains bitterly, in a card, that some of his own political friends nro resolved to get him out, but predicts that they will fail. No doubt, ' says the Louisville Journal, Mr. Spott thinks t he- will succeed as badly hb Lady Macbeth, when in her despair, she exclaimed, "Out, damned Spot."' This is not as good nor us original hs Sidney Smith's answer, when a lady asked him fur a motto for the collar of her favorite little lap-dog "Spot, who was fond of showing his de-spot-ic power rd harking incessantly at visitors. . Of course the motto proposed by the witty canon of St.- Paul's was, " Out, damned Spot." ' -? " Jä?"A terrible railroad accident occurred at Glendale this morning, by" which a worthy citizen of. that vicinity met-with a sudden and terrible death. "The facts, as reported here by passengers on the train, are as f ..ov : . - ; ' - ' ' A Mr. Rkillinan an aged find wui thy farmer, residing near Gleudak, started on a visit to this village this morning. He was about crossing the railroad track iu his buggy when a train -"approached. He had amp! '.irae to get out of tin; way, but his borst jetting;. directly iijkmi the trat-k became frightened at the noise of the np-pro.n-hfng train, and refused to move eilliejbackwards or forwards. Every effort was made' to stop the train, but it could not be done in time to prevent a terrific collision. .The cow-vatcher struck the horse squarely, tearing the aniiinl and tlio vehicle into' a thousand pieces. Mr. Skillman was thrown some distance and was much mutilated ; he was instantly killed. His remains were picked up, and carried into an adjoining building, to uwu'it the view" of the Coroner. ' The deceased was universally known und respected in the vicinity, and his sudden and terrible death casta gloom oner the community. Cin. Times of the iGiii. pa Efforts are being tna.de at Indianapolis to have a new bridge built over White River -it ili-jt i.nmt Th fount v fWimis- : i . siouers 'propose appropriating 4, Out), provided $4,000 can lie riiised by individual subscription. Subscribers are required to pay in twenty-five per cent, of thfir subscriptions every r.ixty days at'tcr the work is let to contract. When the bridge is completed, toll is to be. charged until the subscribers and the county lire reimbursed by the revenue derived from thissource. gtS?- The St. Louis Democrat tells a touh story iOiovtt the winding up of the Missouri j Legislature. It says: . j During the morning members amused ( themselves throwing paper balls at each i other, and in the ftftcrcoon by making characteristic nigger speeches. , ' . In the ' meanwhile the Governor wound up a grand : spree hy riding his horse into his own pai- I lor, and trying with hi. .forefeet, a tune upon the piano. : MARRIED, Oa WeducL ay, 10th inst., at tlu- residence of the bride's father, in Center township, by Uev. J. 4. Ilight, Mr. Bland B. S.-oot, of this city, to .Miss Kate, daughter of Geo. Longtime, Esq. DIED, At the 4vs.di.-uce of her husband, on Cherry street, Mrs. Emilia, wife of Wui. Hughes The lim! will take plare from th Catholic Church, on 'Second street, at 0- o'clock A. M., this morning. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. o ; ri iittnlHfvf itili iliit Tn.irKw U Ir an's RIKXII "tiKKM S l' HASl H ,ttil' " A. r,VH !":-V-tii-Jf Uf washi nn-t t'ans-ins. -Ifli'-, Ac Ho iskkt-.jifr3( takp xnth e. . Fat'Ut Vjori tifiiüt' nt'i t ü , T.if, tl t ; Ltfiut, 01 - arrtb.ii vi The; kiitfl ii. bxv ih i -:?h Vt hkliis, rally, Ink1 tiOti.-c ami ov.mi. ihciitct'Hv? a.1- i Jiiiiriv-

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

m'OTICE.THE UJVDJBHSlOJSrjED W W -resoectfullv informs the pulilic that he has this day sold out his entire stock of Dry Goods to Messrs. Henry F. Stiller aud Henry Kiehans, who will carry on the business under the firm of MIL LER A N IEUAI S, at tue same oia stana, i-t main street. The stock will be replenished and com pleted in a.few;days, when they will be glad to receive the calls of their friends and the old custom ers of the house. I recommend my successors to the favor of the public, and have only to remark that my personal attendance will begiventoall un settled aflairs ol the late nrm. marts M. J. DEL BLER. EJ I-Ff' R II A.V TO TUE ABO VE Jl , notice of Mr. W.J. Deubler, we would resoeetfullv solicit a share of the public patronage. which will be thaukfnlly acknowledged by the yonng beginners. MILLER. J N1EHAL3. Evassvillf., Indiana. marl8 &iURlEiOR,S J '0 TICE. A L L PERsons ownins or interested in lands adjoining Section, 34, in Township 4, South of Range 10 West, in the Vincennes land district, are hereby notified that on the 12th day of April, A. D. 1S59, the County Surveyor of Vanderburgh County will pro ceed to run the lines and perpotuato the corners of said section and all the inside jubdivisions thereof, and will continue from da; to day until the whole is comploted. ROBT. IIILLYARO, ' JOS. PARKE, WM. BARTON, A. BIcCLUTCHER, CHAS. PARKE, ROSEL PALMER, GEO. DEN1STON, J. W1THERSPOON, ml8-lwd&w-2w 7T71 VFftMJiS VST MtXMr C'EIVED Sugar Cured Hams, . Plain Hams, Shoulders. Tir sale by maris OLMSTED & SABIN J.J.VTi' Ii I. U.njEO IJ TE Z, 1 WW practical Farmer. Apply at this office. fffU KE JS-O TICK, JE VER i'R OD IV JL We have on hand, and are manufacturing to order, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord Tassels, rc. Ladies wishing the above named articles, would do well to give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as they can got what they want. We also wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard, so that it will be an object for them to give us their orders. All orders sent us will be filled with neatnera and dispatch. We also keep an assortment of Sewing Machines constantly on hand. Wheeler & Milsoiis, j. 31. Singer fc Co.'s, and five different kinds of Single Thread Machiues. We have an adjustable Hinder and Hemmer. All persons having Machines wil do well to send us an order for these articles, an they are a great saving of labor. Price ot each 55. F. M. BELLMAN, Agent, marls No. 5 First street, Evansville, Ind. TfJCOB 8TRACB A" OwV, V. 110 9JT MAIN STKEET.- Wo are new opening a large and well selected stock of German, English, and American Hardware, which we offer at very low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on hand and arriving and Spades, Antes , itowianas , and otnor Dranus snoveis Blood Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes, Do Hay Knives and Briar do, Garden Kakes and Hoes. Mill Saws Rowland's and other brands, Cross-Cut Saws, do German and C. Steel, Do do, Tuttle's Tatent, Booth 4 Co.'s Table Cutlery, - nurerove's Pocket do. butcher and other brands of Files t EJge Tools, Trace, Hog, 11 alter and rump Chains, Haines, Axes Blood's, Lippincott's, and others, Pump Xubiug and Fixtures. Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops, Spear & Jackson's Saws, Brass and Knamoled Kettlee,. Hay and Manure Forks, , - , Sneaths and Cradles, PrnniDR Knives, 8hear and Sawg. 1 CRN ITC RE HAJ1DWAKE. Hahognny and Walnut Knobs, Cupboard, Chest aud Drawer Locks, Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges, Bed Screws fiat and square heads, Colhn Scrawsand Tiimmings, Sand Paper, A No. 1, Castors, &c, Ac. '-' Our stock of English Goods, (Cutlery, Files, Ac.,) teing purchased previous to the late advance, enal ies us to oiler inducements to Cash buyers, maris JACOB STRAUB Jt SON. M9 -3 K J.VD UO OP .-. U-E JL9 have now on hand a complete assortment of iron at onr Udual prices, maris JACOB STRAUB Jt SON. MS hereby given to the qualified voters of the City cf Evansville, that the nnnnal city election, for the pni-p' of electing nine Councilmen, one City Mayor,"ue City Clerk, one City Oollei t.r, one City Treasurer, one Citv aiarsliall, one City Assessor, one City, Surveyor, and one City Recorder, will take place on the finrt Monday in April, being the 4th day thereof. The polls will bo open at the places mentioned in the UrJiimuce published iu this day s paper on Rime. By oritur of the Common Connril. inarlo-tt A. LKjHJKE, City Clerk. Enquirer and Volksbote copy. Q'EEJJOJTSl tEEL OJTS! SKEXt K3 OATS! -200 bushels Virginia Out, in tine order, just received antl for sisle lv - ' CHAS. Mc.IOHNSTON, Posey's Block, mui'17 - Slain street, near tho Canal.' W .JVUt,T JIUwV SKEUS. M-4 1 c:ise Landreth's celebrated Seeds, assorted. jtjst i'ci"t-hed and for sale by CHAS. McJOHXSTON, niai'17 . Main street, near the Canal. gpj.nat hoji enEESEia boxes MM. tili extra Cheese jast. received and for sale by : CHAN. JMcJUltSTtM, niarlT Main street, near the Canal, mwo LOSSES . if ML BKL.:tf! hf bbls MoImnsm (extra quality), - 10. ilo . JSos. Z ainia Mackerel, received and for sale by Jiul (HAS. JlcJOH NSTOÜ, IVsey's lllock, , marl? Main street, near the Canal. II E E POTATOES. ä BVSHor els Swih.1 Potatties, forred oroatiug. just re ceived anil lr a!o bv- , - ' - CHAS. MeJlittNSTay, Posey's Block, uiarlT : Miiin street, noar the Caunl.' OT31, W. fUTHJIT 1IE&IHABLE proiH'i ty. corner r irst and Ohestnat streut. opposite the Episcopal Church, is now, tor the llrst time in 'JO years, fairly iu the market. The title bring now perfect and lndmpntable, I will sell it. either entire or iu parcels, according to a plnii of subdivision, to be seen I. luv o'liirc. Audi bog h ave to call the especial artt-nlitm of persons wishing cheap lots tor residence in eligible bteation, to the thrre lot fronting sdö Jtrt uit Firnt t.-ral, aad ruuHtnc wirk W Jet to au tuh'i ii iif--. Tr.iois Ons-fourih cash ; one-luurih in oue, onofbnrth in two, and one-fonith. iu three years, with interest, Ac. .:! . , I will se.ll lots Zi, Zi, aud 2.1, block 13, 4th Kill., froutiiifj vii Hiijh t-treet, and Ut in the Stiufhcm iiitI'M'emmt, npou the same terms. General warranty deeds will lie tiven, aud Moi tI takcu tor the deferrpaymeuts nmrl JOHN J. CHANDLER. Volkstote cor.f - T 8.1 CI '.IB IE M'JR.Jf EOR 8JM.E, OS FAVORABLE TERMS. One of thevery est rarui, situated in Scott Township, in anderburgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlow, Esq., is offered for wile on account of the death of the lute owner. There will be sold either Ii acres or 24ft acres ; HO acres are clear and in the blähest Mate of ctiltivstiuu.. Balance good timber land. - .0 acres ol tlio .clearing are in grass or clover, aud about 4 acres in wheat. -The clearing is divided into seven fields.- There is a geod orchard, a fine garden, a good well and cistern, a good house with about 7 room, a good barn, stalde. c. This is a nnvlel farm, and the soil has never been exhausted; tho Princton road runs through the land, aud the buildings are within a mile of Ingle's Station, regular wtmniliie place on toe Evansville & Crawfordsville Itailrnad, within in miles of Kvai6Ville, Price nimlorate. and terms very easy. For further parucii'ars enquire of -' ml7-:tm.U'W DENBY LTNK E NIT EWER . TO ALL LOVKRS OF GOOD STOCK.: j rgWIE J.flJitt'J.V STOCK- JO LR. 1 JL NAL is a large octavo monthly ot 32 pages, I iiliistrateii with cms in the best style of art, and I devoted exclusively to the improvement of our Do- , m-stic Aiiimal;. Single ci.pies, 011 year, TBI, with t liberal n-liiction to clubs. Sjxcimen copies gnitis , St:nd and get one. Address AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL, ' 1 No. 14"' Fulton street, New York. ; WJOny F. CliISP, Jr , Ayent, Evansville, j liidiauu. marllJ-dJkwlt i a s s 3 s Wi Ajnil. 1 HI PPJ.IE SSVJ'MIRIES. Bl Family Flour, ' - Mnstnrd, - Rice, ;do, - Cheese, liice, Gindel , Hominy, Beef Tongues, Pii kles, Cinnamon bark and ground, C.flee Java and Rio, '1V Irop'l, Y. Hyson, and G. Pinai 10 OLMSTED 4 SABIN. OTA TOES TO EAT AJS'II EOR SALE EGGS TO EAT ' 4 Ohls Pink Lyes, Iii buln-l Sweet Potatoes, b bbls Eggs. . lieci-ivpd ni,d f'i' sule, wli'ilrsale Mild retail, mnrir. OLMSTED' SABI. County Oxc3Loxsi SW,9.IJVTEB M.n.nEOIATEM.r, B' WW ? I! GILBERT A CO., mai l '1 No. 4 Sycamore street

AMUSEMENTS.

CRESCENT CITY HALLT FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Cooper's Opera Troupe. m iv.ni'uisi.vu j-'o lb TEEy n isLS tiniruished artistes, with a full aud effective chorus, on their return from the South will give i . lUKJSE UlliM) UrEKAS, as rendered by them at the Academy of Music. N. V. i iiursuar, Friday, ana Saturday, March I7th, 18th, and 19th. - The yonng and accomplished ANNIE MIENER. Prima Donna. Mr. H. C. Cooper Solo Violinist and Director. Herr Hoffman. . Pianist. For list of company sec programmes. " S- THURSDAY, March 17th, the performance will commence with a Gband Miscellaneous Ooxcert, and conclude with the entire eperacomitiite of li LlltlK 1) AJUIUE. fc5" FRIDAY March 18th, LA SONNAMBVLA. SATURDAY, March 19th, IL TROVATORE. Admission 50 cents. Children 25 cents. Door open at 7. Performance will commence at 8 o'clk. JUr. Charles G. Inrlam. of this citv. Proieosor of the Piano, has furnished the instrument, and will play some popular overtures between the acta. 'W .V O R It ItJCE USTJRLMSMing three election precincts within the City of Kvausville, and prescribing the places at which the votors of the several wards shall vote at City .iections. fassea Maren rz, A. i. ISO. Sec. 1. Be it ordained by the Common Cenucil of the City ot Evansville, that the City of Evansville be and the sime is hereby divided iuto three Election frecmcts, to be known and designated as the First, Second, and Third Election Precincts of tho City of Evansville; the First Precinct shall consist of the First, Second, and Niuth Wards of the Citv ; and the place of holding all city elections within aüd tor said precinct shall be at the Engiue House on Sec ond street, Known as tne Iseptuue Eugme House. The Second Precinct shall consist of the Third, tourtn, ana Eigntn Wards ot tlio citv: and the place ot holding all its elections within and for said precinct shall be at the Engine llouo on ine street, known as the loung America Engine House, lue Third rrecinct snail consist ot the Fifth. Sixth, and Seventh Wards of tho city ; and the place of Doming an city elections witnin and lor said precinct shall be at the Engine House on Fourth street, known aa the Lnion Engine Honsn. - Sec. 2. The qualified voters of the Ciry f Evans ville are hereby prohibited freiu voting (at any cityelection) in any precinct other than the one in which they respectively reside. Attest: JUiia liEWSUfi, Mayor. A. Lemcke, City Clerk. marl(d3w Enquirer aud Volksbote copy. OfJS- OBDJJMJ'CE TO HEIiVVE mJL the number of wards of the City of Evans rille to nine, and to designate the limit? of ach of said wards. J'assed March l'Jth, A. 1. 18o8. - Section I. Be it ordained hy the Common Couti cil of the Citv of Evansville, that from and at't-. i the taking effect of this ordinance, the territory within the corporate limits of said city shall be Ii vided into and cousist of nine wards, as follows, towit : The First Ward shall consist of the lTpper En latgement of Evansville, and so mil' h of the East ern Enlargement as lies South and East of the Ca nal ; the Second Ward shall consist of all the terri tory between Main and Chestnut streets, extending from the river to Fifth street or the Canal ; the Third Ward shall consist of all the territory between Main street and Division street, extending from the river to r mu street : toe tourtn wara snail con sist of all the territory bounded by a line, com, mencing at tne river, opposite tne montn ot Divis ion street, and extending along Division street to the Canal, tuence down the south side or the Canal to Third Avenue, and thence down Leet street to the river, thence along the river to the place of lie ginning; the fifth Hard shall consist of all the tor ritory bounded by a line commencing at the river. opposite the moutb of Leet street, thence along Leet streetand-Thfrd Avenue to the Canal, thence along the South side of the Canal to the Eastern bank of rieoon Creek, tnence alone said Creek to the Ohio river, and thence alone the river to the place of beginning; the Sirth Ward shall consist of all the territory within the city lying West of Third Avenue and North of tne Canal; tne tier. enth Ward shall embrace all that part of the city which is bounded as follows, bcginningat the North end of Third Avenue, thence down said Avenue to North side of the Canal, thence along the Canal to Initio street, thence alxng Ingle street to Ann street, thonce along Ann street to Fir?t Avenue, thence al'-ng First Avenue to the Northern boondary of tne I'lat ot Lamasco, and tnence to tne place ot De ginning; and uiid fnent)t 11 aid shall also embrace all the territory within the City limits which situated north of Ann street and East of First Ave nue ; the Eiühlk Ward shall embrace all the torri torv bounded as follows, commencing at Fifth street on Main street, and extending along Main street to Eghtb street, thence along Eighth street to Syca more street, thence along Sycamore street to the Eastern boundary of the city, thence alone said Eastern boundary to Ann street, thence aloug Ann street to Ingle street, thence along Ingle street to the Canal, thence along the Canal to Division street, thence along Division street to Fifth street .thence along t ifth street to the place ol beginning the Ninth Ward shall embrace all that territory which is situated between the Canal and ttie Kortti ern boundary of the city, aud between Main street and the Canul. Attest: JOHN nEWSON, Mayor. A. LkM'-kf., City Clerk. Diar3-4iwd Enquirer and Volksbote copy. Wat J TJSJTT MFÄTI FUHR VOM JL sale iu auy quantity at marlf 7.. II. COOK SON'S. EJS'EUJL POH-tER .1 E.- 'C I ". jf We are Agents for the Miami, Dupont, and Hazard Powder Companies, and will sell Powder' of the above brands at m niitai-tiirers" prices, adding freights. . H. COOK SUN. MKRHOU'ER X BROVUHTOJW F. ÜROUGHTON having this day entered into part ncrship at the old stand, Washington Block; Main street, Evanirville, Ind., take this opportunity to oner tlioir grateful acknowledgements to the pub lie who have so liberally patronized them; and would also call the attention of the families of the citv and surrounding County, of druggists and conn trv merchants, to their extensive stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Dyes, Glassware and Perfumery, pvrsonMly selected witn great care at tne test mar kets. WW Particular attention will be paid to thecom puumling of faiuilv receipts and physicians' pre scriptious, and it will be the study of the new firm to oblige those who may honor them with their custom. . . -, ;. tnarSl-lm 1&HOE8 ! SHOES! 2,ÖÖO P.tIR OM' 3 Ladies' Bootees, Gaiters, Buskins, and Sliniwrs: Misses' do. do., Children's Shoes of all sizes and qualities, from the neat Shoe for twenty-five ccuts to the finest article made by Webster. Call and see aud you will be convinced that HUGHES has the best stock of Shoes in the cit-. inarlö , i Si' W SPRIJS-et GOOUS.M HJ VE ' W just received a very choice stock of SPRING DRY GOODS, consisting of all the articles usuallv offered for sale in Dry Goods Stores, and to which the attention of Ladies aud Gentlemen is particu larly called, and which will be sold very low. maris ' 1LLIAM H LUHES. JftJ TJBM.ES. J'E W BJMS .IJS'II JLld Shoulders, Potatoes sweet and Irish, . Apple and Peaches dry, , . Cheese and Dried Beef, Onion Setts, Ac. For sale at marU , Z. H. COOK & WIN'S. WWt'll.Itl.Vfj .JM TER 1.1 E JL3 . 1(K) boxes Glass, - - - 1U0 keita Nails. . For aile at ; MuarU ' ', - 4 - X. H.COOK A SON'S. IT a B EMXMJ'ttSt.MBS. me. Ilrrir JLM gies, and Fayetens, of alLsortt aftd all i-rirea from S25 to ii WJ, at tl. COOK, i, SON'S. TffJ.flUOO CJIJ'E CHAIRS A GjYEAT MB vartetT, fr-m 90 rents to ti f, at . . - Z. H. CoOfSh SON'., 1 marl! ' . - - , 22 Main strect.. t"K-V U1 RETIBS, It I CKW w ets, Bowles, Travs, Mensnrei, Churns, ti.-. For sale at Z.H." COOK SON'S, . - marl ' "2-2 Main stre-1. Safety, Brilliancy, and Economy.' LUNAR OIL LIGHT, mUE CHEAPEST AJU BEST JL Light now in use. Call and examine the Lumps, t mnrt-Mit ' r. W. SAWYER'S, Main at. TBWÄwV Ur'AJS'TEB, TO CHOP 1,0J0 tsV fj. cords of wood, mr the city. Apply soon to VICKERY BROTHERS, marl 4 No. 82 Main street. m-IABS! CABS! CABS .' WITH EX- 1 y IRA HIGH WHEELS. Just received from the Factory, a very large stock and complete assort- I ment of Children's Cutis, which I am going to sell ' marrj . ni. oirjonasiun, ESHARRIl-At ,. 511 lags choice Rio Coflev, . 5 tierces Rice, 7-5 bxs Layer and M. R. Ruisius. Received per steamer Empress, and fur saleat kw Hitmesby marll A. M. McGRIFF. For Sale on Consignment. If )J? ARE I.' RECEIPT XIIRECT WW lrniu the celebrated Poplar Grove plantation, Louisiana, llio hhds CHOICE ML'UAU and 213 Yt bbls of superior MOLASSES, iu fcood packages. Also, from New Orleans . . : IO TIERCES RICE, . - 5 BBLS. TAU. Fr.r sale low to close con s gnment. mar!)-:'.m ALUs A HOWES.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JT-i R E AT HMM.MZ Of UOJ.n JJ'Jf . WW SILVER WATCHES. FINK GOLD JEW - ; ELRT. SILVERWARE, h, Ac.,' AT AI C1103. S46,Oi!0 worth of Rich, Fine and elegant Gold Jew T elry. Gold and Silver atclies, c, eraDracing me latest and most beautiful styles, elegant and cost!, patterns of the above description of goods, ever brought to the V est, comprising tu part, FOR LADIES' "WEAK, Magnificent Coral Sets, (Bracelet, Piu A Ear Prups), Elegant Garnet do. do do do do do ' do do t ine Lava do. do d do" do! Till ' do do do lo do Cameo do, Gold Stone 'Mos. do, ' Black "t . do do,; tt ------ j,, ' Florentine do, French Paintfhgdft '-ds Every variety and style of Breast Pins, Bracelets, Ear Drops, e. iu sets and separat. Ladies' Gold Guard and Chatlaiu Chains, Belt -Buckles, Finger Kiugi, Pencils, Charms, Neck kiw, Lockets, ic. FOB GKNil.EJlES S W EAK. Gold Fol, Vest and Guard Chains. Seals? Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Pius, Rings (uf every description). Hoys. Gum I-ens aud reucili. . MASOMC AND OOD FELLOWS' EMBLEMS, tosetlwr with a n..nimotli sto-k of Gold arid Silver Watch.-s, embracing Eugli.li and other Patcit Lever Watches, Cvlihder EscaieiiiaDt, Dupljx, and ther stvles of Watches, including the CEL.EBRATEÖ AMERICAN WATCH, in Gold and Silver Cases, all of which will be sold at Auction to the highest bidder. , The Ladios in particular are -ureentlr invited to call nd examine the stock, whether they wish to purchase or not. JSvery article warranted to be as represented, or the money will lie refunded, - - Commend Bg On a CESDAV EVENING. March 8th, at the store room formerly occupied bv W.Ca pelle, corner Main aud Second Btreets. alo win commence every evening at o!i o clock. Saturday afternoons at . o'clock, and? at private sale throughout each day. - ' j it. NEitSON & CO., Auctioneers. , ' GEO. H. FAXON, Assistant. W. W. Whi, Agent. - niarO WXBEli I EEE It ! MORE EE Ell .' JL C tons excellent Bran, 35 bushels fresh Corn Meal, " , ' '50 , do Ear Corn. Just received aud for aale in quantities to suit purchasers, by mal 9 Main street, near the Canal. GiUetJB CVBEtt BJ.JtH.100 UJtMH t9 just received and for sale bv - i mar9 CHA8. McJOHNSTON. . BME It APPLES AJS'O PMM VBE S a superior lot just received aud for sale bv mart . CHAS. McJOHNSTON. jr ojsr.v .w. stjvejelh, cjirpbjM TER AND JOINER, is prepared to do anything appertaining to either of the above branch.. Rooms; also to the building of Barns, Mills, Fac tories, and Dwelling Houses, in town or country. Mills fitted ap to order when required. Those wishing work done will please give me a call, as I will always be read7 at shortest notice. - xerma easy. Miop on Third street, between Chestnut and Cherry, on alley. -marl2-Cni Tm jrOBE S MI O B St EOR J?VTÄ V "JL Boys, and Youths, of all kinds. I have Just received a very nice article of Calf Monroe Shoes, for Boys, which are very desirable fr the season. marl5 WILLIAM HUGHES. O R II Jl & E JJVli MJ TVHEH 50 reels and colls Cotton Hemp and Manilla Hope, assorted sizes ; 150 gross Gates' Matches. Just received from the fat '-trv and for sale chean by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, maru ; Alain street, near the Canal. mBS8B M. VIiEJt VEEUJVU MS PREC pared to do all kinds of jobs in Whitewashing or Size Coloring with which he may be entrusted. Batisiactlon guaranteed . Apply at KEMLO'S Paint Shop, on Locust street, between Firat and Water. ' mar!4-2w jniSSOM.VTMOjy.-THE PJBTJVEBJtMr ahip heretofore existing between Js. Steele and William Hunnoll, under the firm of Steele t Hunuell, was, on the first day of March, 1859, dissolved by limitation. . The business will be carried on at tho oid stand by JAMES STEELE, who will continue the manufacture of Sash.' Doors, Blinds, Flooring, and Weatherboard ing; and who will settle the affairs and business of the late firm, the name of the firm to be need only in liquidation. ... - - . , JAM 19 STEELE. mar9-lm - WM. HUNNELL. GiOOJ UMTEB JIPPJRJTVS EOR J SALE. Nichols' patent, bv which, without the uso of wheels, force Dumns. or anv comnlicated and expensive apparatus prime Mineral Water is made in tnirry minutes, raucn superior to that pro. duced by any other method.- Syrup Apparatus und Draft Tabes all in complete order. Would be sold low it application is made Immediately. ' -! STODDARD . THOMPSON, mart) Druggists, 17 Main street. rwnUE lJS'JIERSMffJYEIt WOVM.II JL respectfully herewith give notice tn his uu merous friends and tha public, that, as will ho seen by the notice of Dissolution of Partnership of the firm of Steele Hunnell, he has withdrawn from said firm for the pnrpose of carrying on the same kind of business, on an improved plan, and on his own nooK, and will, in the course or three mouths, be found ready to fill all orders at his new factory, on me corner oi ainnt street ana tne I. anal.-mar9-2w WM. HUNNELt: JWtMJM COEM'EE, SPMVE AJS'II MUSTARD MILLS, Locust street, between rirst and Second. Evamrville. Ind. - Thetrnkersigiied begs leave to inform the Mer chants ot f:ransville and vicinity that he has nur chased the aliove establishment, and will be happy to till all orders in his tine of trade at Cincinnati prices Wime n ;s goods will compare favorably with anv our market. Having had an experience of twenty years, lie feels that he can offer superior induce ments to any other house in the West and respect niiiy soiiciui a eonrparisonoi nicnoas wnn all otn era in this market. - Coffee roasted mni ground fr tue trade at snott notia4- . t , N. B Goods delivered to any part of the city iree oi cnarge, imars-zwj -, ( v. c. crajmb, nxs, p ejswi.vo tu.v jjvb mieJlM' BRULER, having formed a copartnership for the practice of Medicine, oiler their service te the citizens of EvajiKviile aud vicinitv. : Office en Third street, in the first ,Tu!ldiiig aliove tne Crescent City Bank, over Jone 4. Kiythe s Law office. .. . j .'.." ' j ( "' " . Dr. Peuningtoh' ivsuleiu-u, ou Chestunt street. opposite tu Episcopal Lliurcli. . , Dr. Do Bruler's riideuce, tvruer of Cherry aud fee cu nd streets. . . . . , . mars JTmJBERS 1fJT XII. T I tiOOIt JLM Bread and Cracker Bakers warned at the Pat ent Bread Bakery, irst street, near Main. mart)-2t . . y, ?- .. .. ,T. E. BRICK LEY. 4 BRICK HOVSES EOR SJLB' ' - - t ON SECOND TREET ,-u:n Bvlri es low aud terms easy. - - - - - - ' - ' Vii ix i t IGlEHEABT i VnT&ES, marH-jod '' "Real Estate Agent; Third street -TIRE SB URRMPMM,S ; , JV . - i 5 bbla choice Cranberries,!" , ' & baits extra White IlominV. 23 bozeu assorted Brooms. ' ---e-:. t f,..,, j . - . 00 Uundlee Wrapping Paperf J For sale by mar8 VICKERY BROS., 82 Main street. W90TJTOBS.SO BJRBEES POTJ. M. toe assorted kinds, large size, for sala at . mart '- VICKERY BROS., 82 Main afreet, grJRItEJV BEE JO ft, 1 0 BOXES JW Shakers and other good brands of assorted Garden Seeds. - Also a fine tot of Onion Sets. For sale at , .. VICKERY BROS. 4fs4TS OJMTS! 150 BCSBEM.S J' prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at niarS . VICKKKT BROS , 82 Main streat. BEAT SAM.E -. O ! WALUABM.B BUILDING LOTS.-Un SATURDAY, -the r 2th d: 2tb day of March, 1859, at one- o'clock P. M., at j the door of the Court House, iu the City of Evan1 ville, the undersigned will oPer for sale and sell st ' public auction to the highest bidders without re- ! -serve '1 hirty-two (32) Lots, tu ing the whole of ' Block No. Fifty -four (54) in the. Township of Lajuo 'co City. ' ' ,'-,, t This is the finest property for reslffcnces everput it. market ; it is on a high elevation, and Is a very desirable part of the town.'- Tha title Is perfect and indisputable. Mapecan be seen at the office of the ; undersigned. .-. ....1 . Tkbhs or Satis One-fourth cash, and the bal- ' race in three jqual iustallments, with interest from ; day of aale, payable'aunually. the purchasers giv. 1 lug tneir notes, waiving valua ton and appraisement I laws, to be secured by mortgages on the p emises 1 sold. maröl DENBY LUNKENUEUIEU. jr. A. PRICK, ARCHITECT A JVM SUPERINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY BANK BUILDINGS, Evansville, In. - Plans, Specifications, Detailed Drawings and Estimates, of Public and Private Buildings, Stores, and Churches, will lie carefully prepared and satisfaction guaranteed-- He solicits the patronage of the citizens of Evansville and vicinlty. mari-iim ' IU .Tl ITS Ir.M I. KR fKJ-WI. TWELVE Jf PAGES IP POP!' I.AU MUSlGJi'OR TEN . ; - T, TiZ-ir. Z S-.i. j ..... I - Pinno by the beit American und Kuropean Compos- ( erT printed on full -nwu roasic pujer, aaaprea iu

.The same in;uiMty of mnsic; procured from the f AUCtiOn and COniniiSSiOn. ' regular publwhei-s, nould cost more than -ten times t . . wff? man K H : what we cbarce . . ' t ,1 WW- JS EM.SOJS R CO., SUCCESSORS J A year's sub riptam to 0t8 Mcsir a Fhiknp," MM. to Woolsey -f'Selso. will cont.u I th, will secure new aud fitfhioiiable music worth at 'Commission bnsinew, V,th at private sale and U 1eait Two UundVed Dollars,' and entirely -sufficient ' auction, at the old atand frbfj ' " for the home cirtlo. V ' : ' ., . streets.' op,sile the WaafcmrtnB Hotel, where PRICE TEN CENTS, WKEKLY. . ' . they wilt pay particular attention to the sale of Yearly, to; Half Yearly, SI SO; Quarterly, $1 25. everything entrusted to them ; they will attend to The volume commenced 011 the 1st Itesember, 185i any auction sales any whore in the city. -, . Q. B. SKYMOCR CO., Prepxietors, :.t . Particular attention given to the sale ef Lands, mart-lmdtw 1:1 Frankfort St., New York:. , and Town Lou, Ac, 4c, feblT-ly

MISCELLANEOUS.

mrE6B.WMl & JTTEJYTJOH i f M Bute her' unequalled Files, ail sizes. ('hear A J;u ksoii's Cost Steel Hand Saws. I0 du r Spring do do, Dor do ! Rip do. These Spring Steel Hand Saware something new in this market, aud are the finest iroods made in tha L world, and cheap. CHAS. S. WELLS,. mars Sign of the Mill Saw, 13 First at. ÄJMtEMBi!BIH AGBICVLTUBW AL SOCIETY. --The? Vanderburgh County Agricultural anil Horiicultural Society will hold its regular muiiLhly meeting at the Court House, on SATURDAY, March nth, inst., at 2 o'clock P. M. Jlyvnler X the President. I marVf i-i Q - P. IHK P. HOKNBROOK, Secretary. U K H I I.Tl R.i I, .-V Hi. R TlCst Cl lft'KAL LAND ASSOCIATIO S .Stockholders in the alKW Ansoeihtion are hervby notified that CERTIFICATES of STOCK wil, be issued to all who have or will pay up the amount subscribed by them, and npon presentation of receipt for monies üd by order of the Board of Trustees. . mar4 x V. HORNBROOK, Secretary. ' QiTOVK EOtt MI.E& JIVMtEB, ' .i OT . -j Hurses, i - -- ; ,.; 3 fresh Milch Cows, i For sale at ' mart Z.H. COOK & SON'S Stock Yard. jrwitiuzijiEB jij rs. - J.v.. A'.vMML tirely new style just received. ' VACTIER & MARCONNIEB, tnar4 No. 3 Main street. fBtlVOM.OMIJ' lJFX, J.W OTHJL er fashiouable styh received per Express. mar4 YAfflLR A MARCONNIEB. 68 Pearl Street. f.' It' EÄ Cmi'' M'. M. . - We now have on baud and are receiving, our usual large aud complete stock of Si'uisa and Si iuiek Boots and Shoes. - Selected with the care and judgment of a long experience. '''.' . e desire especially to call ranr attention to the work of OCR OWN MANUFACTURE, which for atyle and qnality i unsurpassed. I teimg eonödent that we can offer great Induce ments, we solicit a call. Respectfiillv, - - - mart F.. G. WEBSTER A CO. W9RE.HIVM til n BEM.TMJVG JJS'B JL PACKING at Factory Prices A large stock N: F. Beltiug Company's Goods in store at all times, at Masi'Tactcrpks' Piucks. Warranted superior to any oilier. G.S.WELLS, marc ' Mgnorthe Mill Saw, 13 First street. iJl'JS-ltUIE 1 Id ttn Caninhnr.- 42ä ths CulnltriA T.lr.iinrfea. nnj ut. sanjMiire, ino nutmegs, 190 do Madder, 5 mats Cassia. Received and for sale by fcb29 , : X'HAS. McJOHNSTON. & E I. m. M.y-a, make room for a OEE AT COT. TO bpi-ine stock, we now offer our stork of goods at cost, consisting in part of Dress Goods, Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths, Cataiuiarei, Flannels, Muslins, Prints, ic. Terms cash. janll-zw JAMES OAKLEY s BON. I&MM.S. 800 BE US U8SORTEA fm w. . , TIMOTHY SEED, ' IOC bnsb. prime new.- Forsnloby ' ' ept23 ... v OUR, DAZELL k Co. WSr9JJT EiM . THE UJ t O.V AJVÜ WW all I take a load of Sundries Just received Extra Family Fiour, Susrar cured Dried Beef. Hams, hickory smoked Molasses and Syrup, Cheese and Hominy, Grape Vinegar, extra, Potatoes and Pickles, Coffee, Rio and Java, Beef Tongues, extra good .-'ugars, all grades. Rice, Citrou A Currants, Dried Frutt, White Beans Fine Table Salt, Pure Mustard; Pure Cream Tartar. Spices, whole A ground - CHAS. McJOHNSTON. feb28 Main street, near the Canal. rwxi:. in ereh .3 aii"JLjE w JL . CROP IU half chests Young Hyson, Imperial, Gunpowder and Oolong, now open for sale. Purchasers, If they want a good article, will find it-to theie autere.' 'o call and purchase. . - - . V CHAS. McJOHNSTON, feb2a .Main street, near the Canal. i ni ajvii i. initio ao be am 3 S. C. Soda ; 100 lbs Madras, Caraccas and Ben. gal Indigo, just received and for aale by . feb28 ...... CHAS. McJOHNSTON. fEEMI THE C-O USHRJJ !BRJJt JL BRAN! 10 tons in store for sale in quantities to suit purchase's, and delivered In auy part of the city free of charge. a , .:; CHAS. McJOHNSTON, New Block, feb28 , - - . Main street, near the Canal. TO THE tM TMX EJS'S OE EfJttiSVILLE AND VICINITY. Having determined to close up my basinsss, for the purpose of remeviog from Evansville, I am now offering at mystoro on Third street, adjoining tha Crescent Citv Bank, at less than . HALF THE ORIGINAL COST, . all my lieatitifnl assortment of ' ' JAWELRV,: .A XI) .FANCY ARTICLES, Including Rings, Bracelet. Breastpins, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pearl, Lava, and Gold Stone Sets-complete, all the f nest French manufacture, and of the latest and most fashionable styles, selected with great care and taste. 4 ALSO flvaiT..a Ylh,-fi '- lb.. VT1.1..h Silver Knives Forks, -Toilet Mirrors', , J Silver Fish Knivts Pocket CntlerJ, ; Scissors, t :.mbs, . .! , - -i Hair A Tooth Brushes, Cotter Holder, ;. Paper Cutters, Pocket Books, s,i Port Monnaiew, '" Silver Goblets, - .. ... Silwr Cream Pitchers, Silver FraU llikskets, r SllwrEgg Stands, '. -Silver 'a-tor Stands', Gold f Silver Tiiimbles Gold Pens and Holders, Silver Pen Holders,. -- Vitt Folios, . Opera Gtasses Specfiicli-s, Card i'ases, 4ö. v Praiii mid Fancy Whalelmne and Bamboo Canes. Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several patterns.Also -Collars, - Undersleeves, Silk Stock, lugs, Gloves, French Embroideries, Silk Drees Patterns-, and a great variety of elegant article suitable for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wear. Also A VERY VALUABLK MOCK ISO BIRD. I am determined to dispose of my stock immediately. I cnu assure the publlcthe -will not le disappointed in anticipating GREAT VAKOA1S8. fel32md - ROSIN A SMITH. Third street. fiJIJMER JUS'! EAJVC1 BROOMSao doiseu an extra good article, from, selected fine broom. cord, for sale by . - i fobaa - k CHAS. McJOHNSTON. 1 JTVST PEJS'E II U R CM R 1 JJS'Mi M PROVISION HOI SE, in Peeey'e new. Block, Main street, near the Ceual. The undersigned is now prepared to sell from an entirely new, and well elected stock of Groceries aud Provisions, together with everything usually kept in a Family Grocery, very hw for cash or good cotiutry produce. GVe 1 m calf, - , ft" Wagon kept. Goods delivered to city customers free of chargei - v " v t -b2 .i . CHAS. McJOITNSTON. ino BA CCO, PAPMJR if PO l Vit ER i -at. ,15 kegs Jhipont's Kilio A, Blasting Powder, 4) cuuiitc-is Eagle & Diamond grais do, s i 100 reaus Cap, I.etter and Wrapping Paper. - 8 boxes and cadilies choice Tobacco.. Just received from, the manufacturers, and for sale by . K CHAS. McJOHNSTON, New Block, fel28 - - Main street, near the Canal. 4 tM f - OKUEUS.CITWORIIERS reale in quantities to suit pwrchasera. ' iioitnuituua. tx., febil j - - ' . Water street, XvanariUe. mWyXtBEEM.I.y'a JAMi8 70 KB OS WW ..assorted sixes, just received from the Iron works sad for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, tob2H Main street, near the Canal. rwnUTTM.B'S PATEJST CROSS-CUT JL Saws; Rowland's Cross-Cnt Saws one cam each. Just received by - k -r - fb25 JACOB STRAUB A SON, 40 Main st. gT1BARl.ES .lleJH.'STOJS, WHOLKS sale and Retail GROCER AND PBOVI8IOH MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Cement, Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac, No. 128 Hale street, nrar the Canal, Evansville, Ind.- fobisd JTpA TE.-VT CORJY SHELZJEBB, AT JL . to ind 80. For sale by febSS JACOB STBACÄ -V SON. g-IEMIAR WARE, . He A EMJS'B A8 soruuent of Cedar and Painted Tubs,. Backets, Keelers, c. assorted sues, at low prices. Also, s lot of Poplar and 11 'i keye Briwls for sale tmusuallvlow. VICKERY BROS., fi;b24' '" ' " . -. r w . J . Slain street. ROIOR SAJLE OR BEJST-A TWO JL Story Frame Dwelling, containing T rooms, cellar and other conveniences with a never foiling well of water. - Apply to'- - " - feb2 " TIf!KF.HY BRQ3., 82 MalwStreet. "1T HI.'tJTV.Tl-M- IKE COJOBMWW hers of Washington Fire Company are requested to -meet a Committee from theCity Council, on THIS (Thursday' EVENING, at the City Connril Chamler. Business of importance. feb24 STMTCII MJS , TMJHB SA VES NINE. Sewing Silks, cpmprising the shades i of a rainbow. Silk Floss, codi prising the shades of a rainbow. ' Just received at - SAM.. EMBICH'S, feb21- 't v No. 4d Mafo stret. HIKAM Ttr.LSOK .', ....JOSEPH r. M RSTK0LB8.