Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 184, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 25 March 1859 — Page 2

EVANSVILLE,? IND.

FRIDAY MOHNINQ...J..... ....MABCM 25 BSg The measures adopteiTby thediual if Ll 1 1 . 1. . nrt.t ' 1 I - I

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pear to be approved by the public. There is no aoiH)riiai,nqnjoi ppney proposed can be raised without difficulty; and if a satisftictory -amnpmenrcö" the Trustees, a larger sum' will be fcontribu ted itj ifcshtreldbxj . reJjir&T; J "1?:, Richard Raleigh, the State Trustees was present, and assured the members that tbe.Trustees would sanction any measures-within, their power to approve which : might be, proposed to sustain the canal ju a navigable, condition. They were ready to resigii the active management of the canal, to Its association or corporation for two W ' four years, and the resumption" öf it by the; Trustees, whenever it too; place should be upon the condition that all jcxpeniturca on tlie canal, over and above the revenues, while in the hands of its temporary managers, $Iioul4 "be refund ed by the bond höldersl This., assurance leaves little room to doubt but a satisfactory arrangement can be made with the Trustees for a private company : to take charge of the line, between herb and Newberry,, for the next four jfira) 't'a'.y. ii'.'' If this be accopplislied, tbife will be no cause to regret the events -that have compelledthe Trostcea JtOf linqulsh it --The communities interested in its navigation had better, raise ten . time the amount needed to put the cahal in repair, rather than it should remain five years longer Rundet the neglect and inefficient administration that has controlled it since it' was built.' j;;.1,', ,, iJ ,' . It was "admitted by all the members of the convention, that the ruin of the Ca nal would depreciate the prospects along its line, $0 per centl 'at least. If the Canal in dilapidated condition; and 'with the uncertainty that has attended luTSe -it has benefitted the propertyiof the country through which it passes; to aa amount equivalent to 30 per cent,!t its present -value it-will if it can be made perfectly reliable -i-still add more, thin 39 per cent, to the. viitae which the property has already attained. We have never felt but & small, share of the benefit which the canal would have conferred, had its navigations been. alwaysreliable. ' ( , Under ihe control, of, private . enterprise, and tlicr watchful guardianship of personal interseb, tlie Canal will be worth more than twite what.it evee has been to the people oa IIS pj fi,a m wiwr IUC UK JJCUJIIO to raise the mpttcy and repair it' than to have it maintained in the same condition it has been, , for ....the last three . years, during which the Trustees. have . had ample means to keep It in order.1' Judging of the' future,' by the past administration, it would be well for the citizens to pay for the repairs and take charge of the Canal,. j?ven jf the Trustees had the menus to manage it, and there was no appehension of" its being closed for navigntion. Any event that chauges the administration of it, therefore, is a gain to the people of thiä district,' fhough it should cost $100,000 to-'-get; possession Of it, By improving the canal, at a comparatively ; small charge, they will increase the value, of their prorty to the titfionnt of millions. . -,'t 1 1' , m-j-J i . The Vlrglnla Cnrapalgu. , , , The 'Scvf . York .Iferuld has a reporter attending tipon th 'two rival; . candidates for Governor in Virginia, in their canvass through the State, , who is reporting tho speeches and doings 'at each meeting. Last week the 4 candidates were , canvassing the Iiluc ltidgo Yiilley counties, and Spoke at llarrisonburgStation and Lesingtoul . From tho speeches, which arc reported at length, it appears that Letcher, the Administration candidate, is carrying more weight than he can successfully sustain. 1 His opponent, Mr. (loggiu 1ms made his assaults upon Letch er's numerous wcäk points so effective as to keep him constantly embarrassed in' defensive posticus, from which his assailant ap pears determined to : giro him no chance of escape. Tho advantage thus far is admitted by the liTaU to' Ja iiv Cloggiu'sj side, -.uj says Letcher lias undertaken the.dinicul task of , carrying. water on both shoulders tho tusk of supporting 'Mry Buchanan's ad ministration as far as Hssiblo without giving offence to Governor Wise. But as Gov. Wise has mtvlc an impa sible.giilf, between himsef and the Administration,-' it ' will be a very hard task for Mr.- Letcher to per sist in the experiment of , " stumping the State" with Mr. Buchanan on his right arm aud Governor Wise on, his left. , As a sop to the .Governor, Mr.' Letcher declares his hostility to the specific tariff policy of the President and to the thirty million Cuba bill. As a peaee-ofl'ering to the loyal oldfashioaed Poinocracy; Mr.' Letcher defends the iidministration against the charges of extravagant expenditures. . While between the three stools the Administration, anttthe Hunter and Wise, faction& the" Democratic candidate for JGoveraor öf.Virgiaia is in danger of falling to the grpniid, the oppoiitioa -elements ia b half of Jlr. Goggin ate uuited as they were never united before, because they see in the war of factions among their opponents, a glorious chance for. inaugurating the. new , constitutional narty which shall redeem the South, , If t;aey can carry old Virginia in May netit, it will be the beginning of a popular revoluiroirwhluh will spread through, at least, the bid Southern . Whig States of Kentucky, Tennt-ssce, North' Carolina aud Louisiana. The opposition of Virginia . seem to feel that the shape and course of the two great political parties depends upon the canvass now pending before them, and that they are fighting the first battle in the Presidential contest of 13t0.: " KsT1 The taxable property in Ohio was in 1840, of real estate, about $101,000,000; of personal, about 27,500,000. it la 1857 the real estate had risen- to $585,000, J0t), the personal property to over S2C3,ioO,uoo.

A homeopathic fair was held in Bos

ton last week, the receipts nt which were PTOjOOlip It ws'atrönize(Tjby"t&e most reI cVMitfttiftlä an intTtin-Ant Mti'tfnsi h s i" ...vy. " . f - i 8ower's bust of the .lion. Jared -r Sparks, procured by the six classes who ; I I -' , ILL . A TjncrtrMr. pnrks as lTeSidenf or HarT wee tintlcr-Mr. Sparks as President vard College, has arrived in Boston BfjSIt is evident, by the testimony be-I was helpler-slyv intoxicated- was- robbedhen pushed down the steps where his body was found. Hi friends were confident that he had Vis watch when he left them, but it was not upon the corpse. -; ' 1 SFThe papers of different political views in Indianapolis urge the. voters to select "good and true men " for Councilmea and for other city officers without regard to their political opinions or party connections. The recommendation, it isaid, will bo followed. , . .; - ' It is reported that the photographers are to have the "inside track" at the Sickles trial for tho purpose of getting genuine portraits instead of " fudges " manufactured out of aotorions criminals, or opera singers. .'The court room is too small'to let every body in, and the picture makers are to have the first chance. - BIJ There is an unaccountable delay in the proceedings in Sickle'scase at Washington. The indictment has been looked for daily for a week from the Grand Jury, but none had been presented up to Tuesday. The jury are waiting,, they say, for the District; Attorney, and the District Attorney says he waits on the jury. . ,! ""V',;'''."; . v!'8 Tu - Y inoeunes , Gazette, in giving the proceedings of the Circuit : Court for Knox county, -last week,': says - business j moved along smoothly under the auspices of, our newly elected presiding officer, Judge Burke. - Judge Burke presides with dignity, and seems to be perfectly at home in his" new official position. i """;8SUlt is affirmed that in the last ten years,, four millions of emigrants have reached Our shores, each bringing with him. an average of $100 in' gold, making an aggregate ot'400,000,000 in currency. - We apprehend there is a good deal of exaggeration' in this estimate. Ten dollars is nearer the, average sum in proportion of emigrants, than $100. - i t... I, i ., 1. ; s- BeärTbe Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company, have sued the Cleveland and Erie Company for diverting freight consigned to them,- and sending the same southward by the Columbus road. The Teledo and Wabash 'Company threatens like suits, being suf ferers in common Avith the connecting com-. pany.1 v-, . " '''.- ' ''' ' An Interdict. Archbishop Hughes, of New Yorff, has forbidden any person, clerical or lay, male or female, from contributing, 'soliciting, requesting or accepting any money for the relief of the Rev. Father Daymon, who had the impudence to declare that in hi3 opinion " hell was paved with the sculls of bad priests.". The offender is poor and ill, and will suffer grcviously prob ably for bis temerity. - Eg-The election of Ten Eyck, as Senator from; New Jersey, is viewed a3 a complete overthrow of the Stockton iuiluence, and the destruction of the power of the Camden and - Amboy Railroad, which has so completely ruled , the State for a quarter of a century, has induced many to designate it as the Camden and A in boy State. The emancipation of the Stato from the wonied tyranny, is a subject' of congratulation 'to the whole country. -.1 i ' Paraguay Expedition. The latest accounts from tho expedition ngniust: Paraguay left the vessels comprising the escort of Commissioner Bowlin, nt Itosario on the Sth of January, where they 'would take in coal. It was expected that the Cotnmissiouer would reach the Parraguayan cnpital about the 18th of January. Much diversity of opinion prcviiiled as to whether a settlement would be brought alxnit by negotiations, or a resort to force. Agricultural Alcetiug. Court Hocsk, V . Evansville, March 0, 185'J. At a regular meeting of the Vanderburgh Couuty Agricultural and Horticultural Society, Phillip Kramer, John Law, and A. W. Chute were elected Directors of the Indiana" South-Weslerii (Agricultural Society . , " ' ' " On motion of John Law, it was Resolved, That a Committee of three be appointed to propose subjects for discussion at the meetings of this society; the discussions tobe either written or oral. The Society elected John"' Law, 1honia3 Bower, and Wm. Newctt as a Committee of Selection; whereupon, the Committee se- ! lected the Pruning of Trees and Vines, and the Culture of the Strawberry as subjects j for discussion at the nest regular meeting. j " On motion it was ' 'Resolved, That for the purposu of aiding - - farmers and stock raisers, and all other parties interested, this Society will hold on its fair gronnd quarterly Sale 'Fairs, on the first Thursdays of April, July, October, and January. ' ' . P. Ilorn brook offered Uiefollowingamendments to the Constitution and Uy-Laws, whicb under rule, lay over uutil the next regular meeting : ' AMENDMENTS TO TUB CONSTITUTION. Sec. 3. Any person may become a member of this society by the payment of one dollar annually to the Treasurer; provided, that none but members resident in the county shall be entitled to vote. . Sec. C. All articles offered for exhibition must lie owned by persous offering the same, or members of their family, or their agents. AMENDMENTS TO THK BY-LAWS. Sec. C. The anuual elections shall take place on the first Saturday i" April ; and to retain iiirni!ershii, it sfml! be the duty of members to pay their aunual subsciiutions on or before the first Saturday in th tol r iu each year. Adjourned. - TIKIS. BOWER, President.,".-

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The Petcnburgh Fraudulent Bank.

The Petersburg! Reporter gives the following ( account of the management trf the 1 ' 1 . 1- . l.V I ' 1 . men who undertook to start th bngu3 Farmers ana; jjrovers ianü iu mas piace, auu who were afterwards arrested ia theie career 4" at St. Louis Sometime ia February, two men giving their names as - Wells ondj O'Iiricß, jeftme here, as thoy 3aid,l-tocstablisli - a bank, and rented a room for that purpose. . Wells, we think, " stayed" here" one "nlgM and" left ' O'Brien remained to'Cx-up the house' and hold out the appearance of 'h bank." ' He had " Farmers' andDroVers' Bank,"' painted on a large sign, and hoisted on the front of the building had counters and desks made all giving the appearance of a bank. ' He 1 tried to employ a number of men for agents, tellers, &c, holding out to nil great Inducements. - During all 'this time he kept the' " stecm " np to so high a degree that every- 1 body could not help coining to the coucln-' sion that he was decidedly "tight." :' He boasted of his money, cut a "swell,1' and dcnounced " bad whisky because it cade him drunk. ; i ! ' ": ' ' . We are also' informed-that he cngiged board for two years. In a few: days Wells returned and reported that they had installed the officers of the bank, but would not put their moneyj in circulation until on or about the first of April ; tbe reaaon assigned by them for this, ! was, -".because '-they had yet to bring on the safe and specie." O'Brien told us1 tiiat the cashier's brother died very sudden, and that he -(the cashier) would hare to go and settle -np his business; O'Brien also left in nfetv days for the specie, but tho next thing we hear, Wells and O'Brien are in the Station House, at St. Louis.' i: ' They made no effort to pass their money in this section, "though they could riot if they had tried. ' The people were -watting to see what would turn up before they a put their hands in the Lion's mouth." A large amount of their money was pnt in :cir;ulatlon out West, and we have-no doubt many will loose heavily by it. ;; We do not believe it was their intention to, put. any of their money in circulation in this section, but by . having the appearance of a bank here they thought to be more' successful in swindlin the people with it at a distance.. Why are We 8 Heavily Taxed! 'The following excellent article,--which' we take from the Cdnm-llon Rqiofierii from a sound Democratic ;$o'tirc-cfrom "the pen of one who has done " the State service '' the last winter, in the investigation and expostire of-tbe shameful abuses that- prevail in the management of the Slate Tretsnryt Its appealto 1 he people to pay more regard to Ihe capacity and integrity of candidates for public trusts, than to tlieir party athliations, is in the right spirit : "'.',. "' '''! ' ,. ; .' ' ' '., .' Why is Indiana taxed sr. heavily? -That $3 tbe question which, just now, "should be asked of and answered by our State officers, $330;000 is required every year to pay interest on' a debt created long ago, by trading politicians 'and foolish schemer. ' The expenses of government, wiihonly biennial sessions of the Legislature, requires a less sum than that. The taxables in theStateare estimated at from four hundred and fifty to five hundred millions of dollars. With bonP3ty in the public offices and economy in the Legislature there is no need of heavy taxes. Let the people nominate for office tbe proper men wen whose capacity is well known and whose honesty has been tried instead of noisy politicians who want to live out of the public money. Let the candidate- I questioned ationt the laws and finances and general condition of Indiana, instead of his views on the Kansas question and the nigger question, and the rights of rann and woman question. Let the voters select for their Treasurers sober men, who dou't want to use the money of the State for the benefit of their friends, or for tlieir own private speculation; and for their Auditor., let tlicm select honest men, who know how to keep accounts and who won't wink at rascality. Let them the voters look as sharp after the.' capacity and honesty, of State as they do for county officers, ami they won't be as likely to have their property sold for non-payment of taxes. " " , Cra?"Thcrc has been serious dinielilties in the Free Schools at Cleveland, Ohio, arising from the. insubordinate, and rebelious spirit of the boys. One of the masters was assaulted on the streeU and badly whipieJ by some of the largest pupils. They were arrested and are likely to be severely dealt with by tho civil authorities. The papers express the ! following sound and wholesome views upou the subject: T . - . . r , .- "Now is not -the time to go back to 'the root of the evil existing in ' society out of which springs this brutality; it 'natters not whether the fault lies with parents who allow their children to run over them at home, or Willi parents who encourage tueir c Hi droii to play the part of bravadoes: the dan ger to the schools is vmiueut, aud a remedy must be njiplied promply, vigorous! v and persistently. 1'arents, nor pupils, nor broth- . , . , 7 ... ers ot pupils have any right, no maiu-r Ü tlie leaciier is iu error, to make a m unto themselves and indict its ena'.ly when, and where, they please. The thing imut, have a ston nut to it riffhtat tho tliriKhoid: vinl;itors of law most be punched nnd with a heavy liana for these oulluirsts ofjjuu. Tlie m:LYx ttf Ktlu :itum niisL hik. inrnnrr. . ... , . ... .i ii e- " ml ti lillliikrli tltf'J: fniilniminr iF miii ' " " ' "- ii V i i V ' ,, ,' "" "i nie leacuers nun me ; ,ru. l ms uois noi coiiiern inei-eiy the individual in ijueslion,

it concerns every" one' who 'lns arbibl iiT1 '!..-tin-so ' ovi.r- vv li.. ci- heJ" in.lr t. , i WATCIiKS Af

, , " ' - our public schools, or to the peace ot our COUimunitV. i - . The Decimal System. Another movement is in progress in Gre:it Britain, to secure the adoption ot tlie ueciutal system, so .Uli u ...l.i 1 .?.,;s i u., gmuo i ' "V tum im uuurj-iai.i ".'V weight of 100, lbs. instead of tlie hundred weight of 112 lbs. . At a recent interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, it was represented by Jlr.-JIiller, of the Bank . -. "- ... ... . , oi cngianu, mat me i iz.poima.?, msteau oi 100-, causes five millions .f useless figures be written every year, iu nothing but ia- . ' .' ' . voices, 4ic, ot. Iioluh-d lea; anil nmny'ot these figures are ivsullt. of useless cjdcuUition. An English writer, basing his calculation upon . these figures, ku:kscs that, taking the-whole business Nif tin? rnuirtry' tiftv thousand millions of Ukeleis Ii eures are. , ,. , ... . .. ,, .. , puonciy nrnien every year in the t nited Kin.'doui which .ih.1,1 bo L,v4.".l l,vti,e';i,y-i. --- mal svstem. The House of .Assembly, of New York, .-have ia.-sed an net pi-oviiiing lor' thp registrj' of voters, to preveni frauds in elections. Some douhw are expressed of its suc cess in tl . Senate," where the Itepu .. . . 1 an.-, who are aid to be opposed to if, hav:

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The JadaUSntt

A Correspondent of the -Vincennes Sun, rgivrs the ibllowingj, history f the suit of I , 1. T TT..mUit firrninct Simiifil f.. .J L - 6. T-1 .uuuu. . t Iili3 suit brought by he plain Uffs to recover from defendant 52o,000 Indiana State Bond witb-conpons attached, belonging to and issued in favor" of said Uniyersi ty. appeared $A .triajf that -defendant had been employed by plaintiffs to prosecute' a certain claini.tocJa!ijlin.GiJbnityr.-ftrigiaailyi granted by the bpittd States ; for..- the benefit of said University, buti which had been wrested froai them aud converted to the benefit of the S tate Institution at BloomtpgtonThe suits were commenced in Qibsort county, and afterwards in 184f an act of the Legislature was' passed by which the State.; became .the defendant in one suit, instead of the many; a.ud the same was tried iu the Marien Circuit Court and was there decided in favor of the Vincennes Univorsif y, but which decision was reversed, in the Supreme Court of the UnUc I Stales, and the case was decided ia favor of the Vincennes University in 1853, An act of . the Legislature :,was passed in leo5 oy wiueu tue Auditor; auu ".treasurer of State were authorized to issue , 6 per cent. Bonds in favor of the Vincennes' Univebity to the amount, of ,.$00,585,, redeemable in thirty "years; interest. payable half-yearly iu Indianapolis. These bonds, were -. to) be Ju full; .satiafiiihju for the : judgment against the State ( , , - . i - Sain'i; Juihdi received, as, the .attorney of the Board ot, Trustees, 50,OOO.ot said bonds from the , A uditor aud .fieasureruin Feb-, ruary, 13o5.auu not until .Way, .1805,' that the i Trustees .- received,, any. ä knowledge of the same.., It .was then that they ordered I heir Treasurer to demand from the attorney said bonds ujiouj which, demand two lloiidä of S5,0ü0 each, were surrendered -Mie still retaining 25,000,, for which , the present suit is brought, n The defence to. which is, that they were destined as,,n ben for said 'attorney's foe he alleging that tbey owed him that amount and more for . fc'ts Services as , attorney, t Au original contract was set up by plaintiffs, in; which oansi j, viz, Judah'and Ellis, it was argued, had agreed to prosecute plaiutifTs .claim for $250 certain to Judah, $05o; .moie :if :successful up to iG0,000; and Ellis In the same way for $100 certam and $300. contingent.'! How .ever,' after, thedecision iu the Supreme. Coiut or the ..Loitfid, States iu tebruary, 1853, it Sviig'ji:BSolved ,Uiat ; for Juhnh's services' as'rattorney, . he should; -receive onefourth of the nett proceeds of tho fuuds olr tained by tue, final decision out of the funds after, they were paid into tho Treasury. -, In May, 1S55,' he refusing to-, accept of onetourtli in tiill tor his servyes, tho, resolution passed Eebruary 8,1853, allowing .onetourtb, was rescinded by the Board. .;.- ' This is about.. as 'near as I could learn from the 'evidence, produced, the ä true . history of the cas6. The Jury were empan elled on i nday, the evidence closed on Monday, and the case ably, argued by counsel on both sides on Tuesday, about 3 o'clock P. M., it was submitted to tho Jurv with instructions from his Honor, Judge Claypool, I he Jurv, after being out all night, return ed a verdict on Wednesday morning for 810,435. 75 in favo" of the Vincennes Uni versity, j , ... . . , - C-3 The New Orleans." Picayune states that Mr. Laurent Mimndoit has sold Ins su gar phinUitiuu on the right of the river, a little aliove Jefferson City, for $1,000,000. If contnius,severul thousand acre3 of land, and is worked. by; four hundred am fortycigiit nniiUH. . , ... , -, ( ..; NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OfJL -äti bxs Oranjtc in-8, 20 lxs r.vuiuii.-t. i 1 - Pah, I'niaM, ri)r'Jr!: Forsrileiit Z. 11. CuOK SON'S, Ijinai'iT 22 Main street and '2 t'mt atrtot. ,t .J i:j. i.nm:s, jTrivrai', Q'-SL The Kubscrilier di'rtircs to return Iii thunkt fiir Ilm lilierftl p.iti-iiiniiri he litis received frinn (he l.ftdieH of EvHfiriville, uliice hU ciumeiieeTtietit dele, aivl lieivlx iu&irujn theiu tliut hn itt- still ciitpi'in fur tlii ir tutite, in the liianiM'Hetur of Oiuuuiental its well as ?ult.U:inti:il rttolii pertaining to los' biiineMi. . Vurtiie fut iiii.liel, and 'l'ultlii Mkt in tlio nu'St lvasimalile tennfl. 1 yrmnius nt every, vurh-ry iuih tooidiT. ''t'lmrlnttw t'e KiiHhu'1 and Jelliutf, in I'yrumms and MtinMn. Ieo Creams of every viir lurnislu'd in l'yruniid.i ( liy th pal Inn. Knc Shnilies ol (.'Inn. lies, I'ui.lji- liuiidini, imd frivnle lü 'iileni !" laiilt tixn.ler. Wedilini; L'ake will ornamental wvjitc ilnnc tn :i mnnnr not ti 1-e eiinnletl in this ciiy..'.. Mixed Catulieri und iiliLtie.HHry al Mays on U.tud. i'.iu iil lirend llakerr, t irpt xlrett, near ?lam. Ilms. 12. liUlL.lv.i.Kl. fel.li'-lni.iHl . jtV wnnt H.H ltnll fur lnvakfiht, yon 'ran gt tin 'it at liUK'ivi.KY'S. ..;r: - ". iJfvuii want Mime i:ioe l'ies nnd Tai te for dinnor, Jim ."an ?i-t Ihem r.t BKK'liLKY'S. - il vn want oi!i:iHv InUi? tcr ten, yon can' et it at'niiilK l.l'.V iv . ; . -! -i " I f von want lo -et iriai'riod, you ran i;et alro C.ike'nt liltli' KT.KY'S. ' ' In fact you can et auytliiiiir that you v-Ldi in the May of ,Crai.kers lind iiwMi'-l c'ai.e, Yitnkc Onillers, i:rt u-.n Cake, and rfvcu ditferent varietim of Pound, Viiiit, and L;.ly Cake, hy tho .ound a tielicious aiiiele for T,ii. ila also lnanufactures the. oel". hiated KnlUli t'rui kuelU, made xroni the N-it le-riuula Arrow .iloot, und liihly t'vcoinI!K !!(t"rt tor the M K. . . . Itr-iiiienled -Cikkt-s alH-ay. !i hniid. ' ' l itten! i'read LakerT, Kirnt jtnt-t. nvor Hnhi. fel.Ki-line 1 '(Hott. r.. IHiiCK LKV. SfJi Cttti.lM '.VJ 1 A KhLlClOLÖ JtL artichs mnde fn-sh every öav. ANo VANKKK UUTTKKSitOTi H. a i'ha.i-int remedy for Coiih iiih! C'ohU. . Alcm-.. i m-cf -ui ana riu t v auoieii1..ji-etii every u.-iv at. ,,,., ltr,.M llilUl.rv, ,.,.t. ,.a,- Mai,, f iiiwi.! Tff'ts.' K. BlifCKi.KY ,S ' A'l'.V foa . t.K ii i Z- m'M'-'1 ' ; I E9Jtfl'tllt t . V. 1. A LI.KN. j f.'tT Ä 'i'ft 'iai.icr ;mti wv .ts. Vrkv Viutjs l'vo Kvatisvill' fr lürtiMVill- iin-l ail ii!Uritnlmt iihwiiitri, "VtTV Wt'iliituMliiv tititl Knmlifcv, nam-ltiaUy 1 1 J J at-luVI.H-k I'. 21. , . . , . ui.-irl "x,e ititKs. st: Kit -rjj';s-inik ; Ky. and wkanwlu, very cheap, j. m.ir-jy ' ' nt.aisTET Ar S Til N UtH.lt iVMI tfll. JiM WATCIIKS Af AI. TK-'Mj AH of that lurcc "l M ik r.f.le.liy of III. Kini.V .SMITH, in the j ( re.-. nt tüy iiank Jtiii!ttiii, Third mreet, comf H iiem at -1 o cltN'k P. M., Till UDAY, March I -I, and Continue imui ilav t dar nntil all are sold j Cr'Ü'.'f HH'ifSUliPiS t Silver Nv atches, (o.ld I'haina, I'earl, Lava, and liotd Moii(f e comnleie, 11 the hurst trench mann t.K-litr.t i.ti.1 ..I' (lia- latitat nn.l mnct 4..li ri,n. Iiln i tyu., elected wit a (treat cure and taste. - ' - - Al'1 fiver Tea Si rvi.v Paper IToldet, !" Kuiv, .t V o.ks !sUl :T VI. I: k n i"v. Toilet alirrom, ! ' -1'iM-ket t;nth;ry, , ; tirisjfors, , . . tiiwr i;oMet-, ' ' 1 Y?', ...Silver 11; nm.ls, j -Sliver Ca-tor Stand.-,' Hair ami Tnth Hrnt-he, l.iJjcr HolJer.-i, I' ll- r Cutlers. , cold t siiw r Ttiimiiiee vk, i n.kj tojliStl, KSÄf3 .MKi-atiUMseinviiH-lea, Card Owe, .!..,, I l'luiii and Kan halehone and llanihiKi Canes f i;.,M and Hilvi i Monnt.1 .TolTers, several tmt ternn. Also Collars, t'lidelilei-V.-S, S.Ik Stoekins, ilvves, Kreuch Kiiihri.iil. rie, Silk l'rerw lal terns, nndii ereiii arierv of- yti-jrant nrtich soma Lie for J.:.liei,' and cienti. men's oar. We invite the Lndiis to tho sales verji fler oon. Sain every d iv at 2 o dock I'. St., and al r M tiirvniui!. ' H. NKLSON k Ctl . i; . i : Anctiootra. i- The LadieHie, invited to tliosale of Jewelry ) j,, rrw,.t ,.ltv ,.aiik r.uil.liiiir this afternoon, at 1 t' VIk.- The n.k is all Kol, Imd wiwt.t. , s,.i,i.. , , i , .. .-. mam MLJ The Hon. WAliUKN .CIIACK will deliver a. course ol' three Ijts iuKt ou imuituai.is, at the Cioirt Itonse in this citv, on the evenings of the first, h..,-,,imI, and third of April. Tiur Kiil.j.vt of the hot J,- -lore will In- tiie tliil .h of pirltilal inleicolirsc, and lh facis-ol it. tccui-reuce. nlr. Chace is :t ent'..lll-Jll viio lias made Iiis mark a me yoiiti.al i rl.l, iinii is an enxineni speiiKer aim , x i.n.l'oiin'il nnd risriiial'lhinkrrjs: Ilia üiseoiinir iv i aii-deeolv interetiii to all to tlne who distal 1 fioin hisoiiinions, as well totho.se v boare with

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N EW ADV ERTISEMENTS. JC1Z.1ZCTMOJV- JS'OTtCHiMT IS OBMZi dered pj the Township Truste that at tho election to be held in Pigeon Township on the first Monday in April, 1853, the qualified voters of said Township ptoceed to elect one Township Tröste, in pursuance of the law ol. the ia&t session of 4Ue Legislature of Indiana. Also, one Supervisor for each of the five road districts of said Township. - mar24-tt JAS. T. WALKER, Acting Clcrkr"

W J Ml IB 8, iTTJKVTIO.V ! Jy'l-J It' JL4 YOLK MILX1NEHY 'AND UKESS TltlJII1TG. The subscriber hereby informs the Ladies of Evansville and vicinity, that she hasjnstbronsht tmt from Sew-York-the LARGEST, HANDSR1M EST, AND BEST SELECTED 8TUCK OF IKY GOODS ever brought to Evansville,' consisting in part of" DRESS TEIM3IINGS OF EVECY DESCRIPTION", Tassels, w bite Goods, Fringes, Hosiery, linttons, Glomes, tc. - Also, coin ydete stock of Fin New Stvle KIBBONS ASD AKT1F1C1AI. FLOCKS, always on hand. i DBKHS MAMKti, . .'. And evei-ytliing pertaining to Ladies' Underwear,' and Children's Clothing of every variety, maje to brder at short notice and on reasonable terms. The snbscrilwr has enztiired the s.Tvices of a Lay who was Snjieririteiulent fur over live years in ono ofthemoe; F;isiiionahle MiUinery Kst;itdihnient iu tho East. Ladies are particularly invited to call and . . EXAMTÜE SPECIMEN'S OV- HE It SKILL the services f a Fashionable Drcs JIakcr, aud f.adics may J eml ou baviiij; au vxoellent lit, as utie cnts after th most approved luetliod, or .Jailor fcystopi.,, , ....... .. . .'. Ladies w:ll do wull to give mo a call Ix-Ioro, purclutsiug ' elsewhere, as lam determined to please even the mo&t iastidiou, not only ia the stylo of my Ooo.ls, buti tjie price, and liidiia may always depend on getting the LATEST STYLES, as 1 have made arrangements witu some ol Uieiiiiiug iioiuos i-ast to keep me supplied with evurv tiung new in niy line. -, , . .t , i . At the Now lork Juillinory fcii-l Iness J riuiiiiig Mor, alaniBt., next to Ciscent Citv Bank, op. Coiirtllous!;.: . Sins. W. M.it'OiiälCK. , - e 1 nave also ou hand a larsa ftock ot superior Hand Boxed, which I can wholesale to the trade !" per cent cheaper than tiny can get them iu Cin cinnati or New York. , .. i . jnar2-l-;itd ,. MJt and Slionlifprs instont of the smoke, tor sale to retailers at modi-rate prices, by ' ' ' ' "' mar - ' sasu kl UKK; ' IIevbt P. Mn.i.r.S.J' i "l " --file.NRt rrnArs.i Formerly of W. J. Dcublor Formerly of S. Embich. Miller & Niehaiis, CIIKAP CASH BT GOODS STORK, t .i ; -. .Ko. 43 Maim Street, ; f ..:!. Mil - ' ' ' EVANSVILLE, ' INI. ff r O ! ; J-OB I'M KITS . MM ii .' it'll MM. have just received a line and complete sUM-k of 1KV GO(.DS, which we intend to 11 low for cHh." ' - M1LLEK NlEIIAl S, :i Maia st. MiJHII IHIt iot V&T Z,1liHtl WILL pay the hiuhest price lor ijood Black Locust Lop-i 1Q to 11 inches thick unv length "ielivered in Evansville. CUAS. BABCOCK. TKr.T- . i.n i: j.v vemhjt V fr , 20O bids fresh for sale bv- ' , S. E. GILBERT CO.,' ' mar2S ', " , , No. 4 Sycamore street, . -FT i lst quality, for gale hy - , . i mr23 . ,- 8. E. GILBERT A CO. 9K W WHITE HSU .IVll SJlL- ) W MON 75 lf bbls No. 1 for sale by mar23 S. E. GILBERT & CO. ; (W ir.njvw, IIR4XII, vfr-m-belts and KnglUh Walnuts 40 bbls, new crop, just received and. for sale by . . , marz:; t. r,. biLBti.i i.u. us. auu jo u VMS .v ii.i i.jh drums for sale bj S. E. Gl LBEKT ft CO. fUtSHK.X W sale by ennKMHfis itxs. iok . . S. E. GIL3ERT & CO., ',",' Ko. 4 Sycamoro streets rrmJisus OO WJIOIX JJS'II nt. JBa- boxes for sale low by s. e: gilbect a co. JiL dies of ponnds, ö's, 8's, Twist, Pancnke, etc., for sale by S. K. GILBKÄT A CO. -gjTJjns.ri4iJ aj'i '.f.v f.issMM. ed Sugar cured Hams, a superior article jnt out of smoke, for sale by marrJ GEO. FOSTER & CO. WJ It VI SI ft . S.-BJt'O.V JJS'II JL Bulk Sides, Shonldera and Hams, Mess Pork, Kump Pork, Prime Lard, &c, for sale in lots to Biiit, by GEO. FOSTER CO. -1 Evansville Property for Sale! IMT for sale at very low prices, 22 LOTS in Smith's addition, opposite the Depot, and 44V ACRES OF LAND opposite th air Grnnnds, being the property divided iu partition of the estate of Tho. I. Smith.-deceased, in 1K52, by Georga B. WitlkW.i Marcus Sherwood, and C. G. Olmstead, Commissioners. For tonus, apply to . - . . mar'äin JOSETH LECKN'ER., , '"iufirnukifk 'v ' ' ' T-' 9 '.vn lings I'offee, fair to prime. ' ' " ' 7oHilds Molasses, plnntntion & S KM! hhds Sugar, fair to choice;lftOkegs Mackerel, - n., T uiH.blTr4 , i'Ubbls Konin, , ... . 1,. boxes isoup, -i ; i ,. . .' ; ' ' ÄX) boxes Caudles, . f , , , , , .. , ' . Ü.1 bags Pepper, ... ,- ; 1.1 b;igs Spice, :, y,, ( . I'M) mats Cinnamon, ., .- .. , , . . LM1 boxes Tobacco, ... , ; 5 , ,- 2,(K Cigars, . , , , ... 300 boxes Matches,- . ; 21) kegs White Lead, . ., ,. , Ou kegs Zinc White, 5 Ikixcs Linseed Oil,, . . 5 boxes Tiirpcutine. : Whiting,, Putty, Glaus, (all sizes). Poors, Sash, Blinds, Liwo, Sand, Cement. Piaster Paris, 4c. lor sale by . . GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. BJfOUUHT UO fit, JI Hilf MT HCT. Je- Onict' on Srcond street, lKtweeu Vine and division, next dsir to tlld So!u?ol l'resbyteriaii Chiifeh, Evansville, Ind. mari-ünid ' TfljjyyiaKTiiTjliW JLä 1 case Liuulreth's o-lebraled Sds, assorted, just received and for sale by , . l'UA. JUcJOHNSTON, .'marl7 Main street, near tho Canal. PAVILION HOTEL. SIMON . McCU ACKEX............lnoiKiETou. rwvM rjritEKSit.vii, wj&hvJkL miiigthemanagenient of the aliovo wi-H-known establishment, lie;rs leave to return Iiis grateful ackuowliMleineiiM for the liberal patnuiage hesrowed ou the said firm, and by personal and prompt attention en the part of ai.rs.df und HiKtaulv hope to merit a coiitiiiuuu.ee of the extended rav.ois heretofore bestowed. Respect full v, ; , jan'ii ,S. McCRACKLX. fomi!iiHTtCLiil,V V fore introducfHl into Ibis market V-'oman'r KliiKNo "tlKKMAif. Frasiru SMp." i. snpi-rior article . for washiini aud. cleansing clothe, AC; rf-c. ilonsekeepirs take nidiro. - - i ' t'ateiit Wagon Grease superior lo Tar; ltlxck 1,ead, or anythiitg of the kind-in boxes llto right siKe.. llrayeien, TeJinsteis. and uw Hers of wheeleil V'hiclos, ifeiiorally, tiike notice aiid goveru themselves accordingly. - ' i - . . t. .,' marls -, . , OLMS1 EI A SABIN. TgT-l Tiia-. r JB 2 bushels Jrii pitoen,-' -'-t - täi ir sfweet -ijoa -"t sale bj- v -v :f -! i'l Ji.i a it JtA MllVJk i i marl!! , ..r, i.JorBer list yud ).iue'trws-...H g-JjtDK ,v UK una r-t UKJ'Mi H.I L .'issorunent ot .Gardeu.S.eeds by the tiaxicr Sit poun it, for sale by 1 ' Tf. R.OtKY, Jr.," " liial P . .CorTFT"-FTTWt Jlltd V llle strei'ts. Jl.nit f Sljä'l'i.IKSJ est 1 It Jim, -M. El V KU XHCar 4 III al Hams, y - C r-l3in HiimsT"-v.- -,' , . --- ShoUk)rs. r sale by .' . maris, f - (iLMSTtl A sA Wr--j T S5QaMV8HIJL9 M'MtTIi Osit;,;V bushels Black English Oat. . t For sale bv. - -U. RAMKY.TH..V marl ft 1 l duller First ftol Vina Älreets.. fWJ.nit I ut;ii CHEESE 1 5 BOXES MM this extra Cheese just received arid forsale by -- CI1AS. McJclNSTOK-, marT" - Main treot,nearähe'aiial.'r l "i BBLS. i. hfbl'ls Mobisses (extra quality j, lit - do Nos. 2 and :i Mackerel! . Just receivi-d and fT sale bv , - ( - ... CilAS. MoJOHNSTON', Pesey's Block,, marl 7 . Main street, near tlie Capal. WE E T f O TJI TttE a S B VSJiS els Sweet Potatoes, for seed or eating, init re ceived and for sale by J; .... ,..rCHAS. McJOHNSTON; P.wey's Block, ' ' . marl7 Main street, uear the Canal. f4 jMtJ.fsi'jri.iEsXsrVJißiEsf, Family Fiour,. . . Mustard ' Rice, do, , Cheese, . ',; (. liice,'. , ... , i Gingoi, , ' . Hominy,. Beef Tuigues, . '. Pickles, Ciuuamou bark and ground,. I :- " Coffee Java and Rio, . , ; ', Tea lmp'l, Y. Hysou. riid G. P. ' ' m:ul OLMSTED A SABIK. ..' !E W SFHIJIJ t HI Oil H I H.I VM w just-receiveii a very ihoicest ofSPKING DRY tMIDS, consisting of all the art b-les- nsnally oHered f.ir sal in Dry GoihIs Stores, ami to wtfn-n the attention ol Ladies and Gent I .! .oilLbl H.t aa-Lh mill i . I . I ar.wa marl. ' ' - WILLIAM Hl'GHE3.--4

MISCELLANEOUS.

P TEK AN1 JOIN EH, is prei iirqit to dor anything appertniainp; to either of the aliove branches.

rtaiainc to e. hot ot the -alftTe br nc es f ( , attention pan Uoihetting np of t ore U.;,.1 KTnavlh Ind., so to the building Barn-Mttae- j m . k ' I Dw-ellin- lionw,-- Hi towa of owyr, cwll o liU-ral!

I'arli.-ular atenti ltooms: also feorinR-. nnd aiills fitted nn to order when rcauired. Those wishin S JvorH ilone. willplvase ivc. J"a ralU M I yili always Iks readv ut sboiteat notice. JS-Temis easy. Sliop on Third street, between C'.iustnut and Cherry, on alley. marlg-oni Fever and Aerue.

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globe, is the cmneqwiau' of a dtsrnsert action in the 83'Stem, indused vlwpisMm miBMif-of vegeta ble decay. This exhalation is evolved -bv the actio of solar htf.it it'll V uU,' ad .H-s:vt;h lli.i watery vapot fron U. : AThtle tho ma i below "the hoi ivn: this s;por iinffors near Uo earth's gnrfiioe, and the virus is taken with if tliroojih -the bines into th bhod,, Tharelt .'.cts as an irritating poU sou iti tHe'Intefu.ll'tister ?i.d ejeert tlug orgiua'fcf Hie b(Jy. 'Tlie'liW becomes torpid and fail fo jxjcrVte not bii tliis 'virus, but uKo tUe bila from the TiTooJ. .", IJ; 'Ji tin virus an J t!jv b'!e aoviiaiulate in fbe eirctil.itiuji, i nj 'VvhMc viohiit, ioiistituttoaal dltoider'. "lTe "fplieu, tbv Tii duevsi ud.ili stomach s'ynipatiiio wilb the liver, and l.HK;onie disordered also. Finally, the iusliuct of onr organism, as if iu an tretirju Vi ftv.:l tho noxkius infueion, concentrates tbe whole l loiid of tile body in the interim excretories to force tbem , tq cast it out. i lb Vlood ' Iw-Aes' tlie enri-ej' hiiI rushi a to the "cclitraforgans will tiesrive 'Toleiice." Tliisis tUa I'lUU,, But w Uas etlort itCiihi. -Tlieiv the mM fidlown, ia wlKfcrthe btnort lenYes tho central organs njiU ruslteslH ftji. guala-,' as if in another effort to expel t lie irritating poison through that Mlier gi-er.t ivmretoTy the sin. In this alio it fails, ami the system abandons the attempt exhausted, nul wairs-fir rix recovery -f jtiwv'ih iti Tepfit the hopeless eflbrt nnother day. Thesfi are the 1'itH or paroxysms of Fkvtsr ixn Asfn.' Such coustitntional disorder willof course uuderminc ti.e liea Hh if it w not removed. ' " We have laliored to liud, and have found, nil. i ntidute, . --. AYEH'S AGUE CURE; , tiliirV. neutralizes this malarious prison In the blood and stimulatos the liver to expel it from tlie body. As it should, so it docs cure this Hiliiciing disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more, or rather does what is of more servire to those subject to this infection, if taken in season it expc! it from the system as it is ohsorbed, and-thus keeps those who use it free free from ita attacks; kecis the rystem in health although exposed to th diease. ionsioeiitly it not only eure, bat protects from the great variety of affections which are induced by this malignant influence, such, an Keuiittent Fever, Chill Fever, Iiuiuli or M asked -Ague, Periodical Heailache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Uhenmatism, Gout, ill im Iness, Toothache, Earache, Cutarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful AiTecticns of the Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralyt'is, and Painful AtTi-ciUms of I iie Stomach and Jowet.-., all of vhich, when iwising from this cause, will lie. found to assume more, or lesa of the iuturmitteut tyK. This "Aul a Ct'RS1' n luoves the cause of these deraugementH, and cares th disi-SSfl. . ..i 1 - - . - - This it acwmplishes by stimulating the excretorira to expel tlie vims Irom tho system ; and these organs by degrees liecoiiio habited to do this thair otliceof tuiwr own accord.. Hence anscs what w-e term ucrlivuUitm. Tinw may aocomplisli ttia same end, but often life is not long enough, or Is sacrificed in tho attempt, white this "AtiUS ClEB" .does it at Once, anil with safety.; We have great reason to believe this Is a surer as welt ns safer remedy for the Whole class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered; and it lias still another important advantage to the public, which Ja, that it Is elic-in as well as (food, f - w . " .' -' i -prepared by UK. J. V. AYKU. CO., Lowell, M:vsw Price Oue Dollar ier Bottle. ,r f f. BlT Sold by KELLER A WHITE, Kvansvillc, and by all Druggists aud merchants throughont this country. mar22-il,tweow IPJEH .JV 8TE.TI S lOO It OX AS for sale by .S. E. Gl LBEET & CO., mnr'-y- -1 - i v, 'v. -No. 4 Svtamore strcet.5 , Cty W I -X. IS NKHI0 M. lf SIMJiJjS ' Clover Seed for Mlu by H KAM EV, Jit., , marls ' 4 Timer First nnd Vine-streets. äTABJSS h EE Its. U) bushels Timothy Seeds, do Orchard Grass Seeds, ,r f -M ' do -Ilongarieii -"do, . -- -1:1. do Ky BlncGrass do. ' - For sale by II. KÄMET, Jr., marlO ' ' ' Corner First and Vine streets.' &i7iilijt ti,'ElEEi)7Tiiüsir. o el China Sugfir Cane Seed tor sale bv - -11. RAMKY", .In., mar!9 ' Corner First and Vine streets. ' rWXMKE VrjfJ, ElEHfHOXifrJL We have o hand, and are iiianufaiTturing to order, all kinds of Vriiigec, Buttona, Conl Tassels, (fi. Ladies wishing the 'ahovti nnnid articles, would du well logivtv us il call betöre purchasing elsewhere, us they ean get what thoy want. We also wholesale to merchants by the piece -or-yard, so that it w ill bn an object for them to give ns their orders. AU orders aent as will be filled with neatness and disatch. . - jW'e also keeo an assortment of SR-wtNi MArntNrsi constantly on hand. Wheeler k Wilson's, J. M. Singer d- Co.'s, and lire dillereut kinds if Single Thread Machines. We liave au djnstabla Binder aud Hemmer. All persons having Machinal wil do well to send ns nu order tor those articles, as they are a great saving of labor. Price of each S5. F. M. SELLMAN-, Agent,,. , maris ; "No. 5 First struot, Evansvilbj, IuJ. T'CTC THE tV1 E HSIM.VEU W W .- resHiAfully informs, the public flint, be hafl this day sold out his entire stiK'k of Dry GoikIs to Mcssrsvnehry F." MHter aild Henry Niehaus: v.ho will cjirrv on the lxirtness under tlio firm of 1 1 1 LLLR X I KU AIS, at the same old stand, 4:1 Main slreet - Die -Mock-will h replenished and oniph ted in n few itnys, hon they will be glad to raccire the calls of their friends aud tho old customers of tlie iioiiso,- 1 recommend my suicessors to the favor of tlie public; and hav only to n-niark that my i.tsoii1 .itteinlaie-c w ill beiveutuuU unsettled alTairs of the late firm. , uiai l - W JI. J. KL BI.ER. ttEl'EUIilvVit TO THE Jilt O f E Jtm notice oi ilc; W'.. J. Jonbtor, we would respectfully solicit. a sliare of the public patronage, which will be thauiifiilly acknowledged by ilu young begiuiicrs. , JMl.LJili ik NlüllALS. Evasvii.k, Indiana.. marlü .-- iiIOES! SHOES.' :i, OOO I JIB OE 3t Laibes l.iitees, (alters, Bikm?;, and Slippers; Misses' do. do., Children's. Shoes of all sizes aud ijnalitie, from tho neat Shoo for twenty-live cents to the finest article made by Webster. Call and see and you will be ooovinod that MLCllfcS lias the bast stock ol Shoes in the city, - , uiarlä . K -'V" TE If .. J?D.f TEI. f'.I vw prai-timt Fanner. Apply nt this office. - County Orders U sr, .ljynim i.hsie it m rut. f, ha y. UlLbKUl il CD., - No. 4 Sycamore street marl5 . ... i -JLVlBI.E EJRJt EOB S.1I.E, ' W ON FAVORABLE TERMS. Due of the very bi-üt farms, situated in Scott Township, in Vanderburgh county, tho homestead of Kdmuiid Maidlow, Ksi., is 'otTcrcd foi Mite ou account of the death of the later.wner. There will be sold either Iii acres Or M acres ; no acres are clear and in tho highest state ot cultivation. , Balanc good timber laud. 3 acres d the clear iiig are in grass or clover, and about 1 acres iu wheat. The clearing Ls divided into seven ficht. There is a ginl orchard, .a fine gurden, a good well and cistern, a good house with situ-lit 7, rooms', ii good barn, stable. Ac. -. ;This" Is a miKlel rai-m,'aud the soil has neier In-cn exhausted; tho f'rilicton roa.1 runs lhrooi;h the land, ami Ilia biriidinm aia Wirbia a mile of inglo's Station, a-rvignlar-etopping place on th Kvansrille A.4.'r.twlordsville Railroad, within nine miles of Tivausville. -. .!.' - ..-, i . Price tucderate and ti'i-mi very easy. For further particulars eii'inice of ml7 .iin.l.tw IiENBY 4 I CNKEMIEIMER. ardLwäre. .U;u run it a- so.y, .-. to MAIN h'l'REJOT. We are now opening a J.vgc and wi-tl selN fed sto fc of "Germ in, Knilf Ti. .-tad AiMeTiran Hakiiwark, which wv otfer at v. ry Iw prict to vasn ami prompt timr I. overs. owou I hand aad.rrivioK-r.. , v ' . and SlMv Alios', RowUuds's, and otlier brajids Sbotwls I . BI.smI-s ;st Steel Grain and Grass Scythes, i low pnc- to Cash and prompt time borers. Now-oi, ) Ilav Knives and Briar. do, 0irrm B.ike-fwnd 11." " Vl 1 l If Mill 5Awn Mrrwland's and other lrt-anit, ".'' Cros-Cut fcaws, do ' German and C. Steel, .- Do do, Tnttle's Patent, - " !l " B'sith & Co.- T.ible Ciitlery, ' . , , Ilargreave Ptitket'-1' do," --' Butcher and other brands of Fil Ji EJge "Tools," ; Tratijv -Ligll..lLiw an. PBUtp ta:nasl V . ' ILunas, . ' .. . , 4 .- . ir-... r i Axes Blood's, Lip pincotl's, jind others,' ; Pump Tul.iug and Fixlur . ;:. , , Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Truss Hoops, . : - Spear ft Jackson's Saws Brass. -rod Kntimclcd Kntte Hay and Manure Forks, Prrmfn-r Jttifrv; Shh.trB an.r 5nvit.ll"l""""""'r"l,pj; . j MI..MII 1.1. 11 A KUV .-lain. ' : MaliogMiy and Waiaitt Iva J'V r Cupboard. Chest and Drawn Lucks, ü- tJ v . ! Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges,, :i lb-d Screws Dat ami fiiuue beads, , -, -.. Codiu ScriiHs and Tiimiiiings, ... ... ' '- Sand Pa-r, A No 1, . , . . Castors ttn .-' ' ' Our st k Fnclish Goodf, (Cutlery, Files, Ac.,) Is-iiig pnroioved iH-vi.Mis t tbe bite advance, ena bles us toofb-r inducements to I :i-!i buyers. - : . maris , A Xr J AV UT ItA B It SOS.-I f JS, ST 11.1. n, .I.VIt WjITEM ElfE . r ii- ' - ' AT '

r;ZZZp Pittsburgh Cai-d Rates, : f id very b.w. 'by .. " T.J. WHITE it'o., :

( naii2-lm ' 1 Locust street.

MISCELLANEOUS.

IKIttfUU'Kii X H HOLUM T O.W WILLIAM B1ERK0WEK and CHARLES Fi BKUUtiUTÜN lia.v in Ulis day entered into partnorlwp at the old stand, Waslitngten Block, Main tuk tlus. opportmuty to nowicdemtuts to the pubv iiatromzed them; and i-ould also call the attention of the families of the crry-inl giirroTindrngPoTmty.Tif dnijrgtsTB and sotui--1 try mercliants, to their extensive stork of Drags, Chemicals, Paints, Dyes, Glassware and Iferfurnery, prsonally selected with teat car nt thtf bs mrkets. eS Particular attention will lie paid to the com - striptHUK, and j.t,wjll be the stnily of the new firniß to oblige IU. - wl.o may honor Ihem with their.) custom. V , -j t I -i mary.ini n Safety, BriUiancy, and Economy. - . . LUNAR OIL LIGHT, . - rl U Ji- CM V It 8 T. Jll It JB ST JS. Light now in use. ' H (IJi and examine tbe limps. at' M V ? A ' imir11-.:t r. W. SAW YER S, Main st." ' ' JfijB' J.VrfjiVTVMOI 1,000 G' cöius of wood, near thf-citv. ' Aprdv sf.on to VlvtEli t yiKOTHKRS, nuu-ll. ..- TUBS! CMBSl 4'JUtS T-WITU EXU TBA HIGH W lliKLS.ust- l-ttceivetl' arom . tue Factory, a very tuige ntwb and complete assart- " ment of CUiUlreu'sabs, w hich i am going to sell elieap. i Thone .who.waut liargains, -rait at No. J2 Posey's. Biock, il;ünatru.-t. tuaur tuo juial. .- maris - 11AS. SlcJOHNSTON. JF 'JtEStt ili:ilitL" " - -r-r 60 bays cboice lil CoOco, , . , ". .. o uerc-s liice, . . 7") bx i Layer anil f. 15. Uiisinä. ' '"' '', ' lieeeiveil pet stuainer Empress, atld for sale at low iigureaby' niarllj A. M. McGRlFF. For Salo on Consignment: '. , US91' I-y MlilUMM-r II I ME CT ww, from tlie celebrated Poplar Grove planta tion, Louisiana, li0 hhds CHOICE SUGAR aud ', . a 13 l bbls of superior Mol. ASSES, iu good pack- .j "t aes.. Also, from New Orleans. . , , ',' , ' lO.TlEKCItt KiCli, .,..-' ;. ' ' ( ,- ' . ' " , 23 BBLS, TAlV. For sale low to rloae con-. aigumcut..! j. "ImartKiniJ , ALL1S- HOWLS. ' - EEliY EEEI ? .yiORE EEEII !- ' 0 twns exeeileut Uran, 1 i-..i. .. :H bushels fresh Corn Meal, . -'! (oi . -' '-.Ml- Jo Kar Corn. ''.Inst recfived and Rjr aale iu iiiiaufitil to suit piirchawrW, by ' ' - '.' ,l ,v C1IAS. Mi JOHNSTON, Poscys Block, mai-O i - Maintiml, near Hie-OanaTs ,,(fv;j;j ci hi: it hjjis. ioo irj.ns A-S-jnst received and forsale by ( HAS, Melon K8T0N.' . fill II iE II tII'El.IiSJiWtl P EU CUES. a siis?rior lot just rtce:veil and for sale bv -niar'J--CHAS. Mi'JOnNSTON. ''' dflO It II -f 44 E JJVII MJ TCIIES -SO reels and coils , Cotton Benin aud -Manilla i Rojie, assorted .sizes ; lr gross Gales' Matches. , Just feo-lyi d IVoin the factory and for sale cheap ' f,y - -i 7 C1IAS. MoJOllNSTON, ii niar! - -- Main street, near the Canal. - , EssEn. 'cLEli f E'JuijV'ii is ehe- ": fty pared to do afl kinds of jobs in Whitewashiii' ' .' or Size Coloring with which ha nmy lie entrusted. ' I Satisl'action guaranteed. " BSc Apply at KKMLO'S Paint Shop, on Locust ' : stivet, lietwecn Fii-st and Water. . .. niarll 2w W.ITEB aiJP.iBJtfva EOJi 0 SAi LK. Nichols' patent, by which, without . the rise of wheels force pi:niW, or any complicated and .expensive apparatus prime Mineral Water is. made in thirty minutes, much superior to that produced by any oilier method,.. Syrup Apparatus. and.' Draff Tubes all in complete order. Would be sold low if application is winde immediately. 1 ' STODDARD & THOMPSON, ni.'i'J v , . Druggists, 17 Main street. ; ... as. iEyuuiTojv jjvii heBKL'LKR, liavini: formed a copartnership for ' the prnctiiso td Medicine, otter their serviles to the; citizens ot Evansville and vicinity. - Ollice on Third street, in the first building above the Cresceut City Bank, over .Toaes & Blyihu's Law oflice. i ..... x . . Dr. Pennington's residence, on Chestant street, 1 oiiiKisite the Episcopal Churcli. , Dr. I)e l.i u let s residence,, ootoer of Cherry nad I Second streets. . ... IIIKIO 73 y o is j QlfA Bovs, E .SHOES, EOB &EJTTS, - and Youths, oiall kinds. 1 have just received a very nice article of Calf Monroe Shoes, for Boys, which are very desirable for the season. . . marl.-. WILLIAM lU'CUES. Jft1UEH 1 It It I fJtl.sZr r - : . JL 6 bbls choice Cranberries, -... fi bags extra White Hominy, i . i .: ' 2-1 .bf.-u atieorted Brooms, ... fi'J bundles Wrapping Paper. For salo by ,inarS Y1CKF.RV BROS., 82 Main street. I T.5r TO ES. 5 O HjJHBEI, f O TJt- ' ' JE toes assorted kinds, large size, for sals at mart VlCKEliV BRlS., K2 Main street. g-jnnE.y s 1:1:11s, Kc10 boxes WßT Shakers and other good brands of assorted t Garden Sis-ds. . Also a tine lot of Onion Seta. ForsaleiU ,. .... , i . , V ICKER Y BR03. 0f T S ! "ol'T S! ISO Hl'SHELS: prime old Penusvlvanta Oats fi r sale at mars VICuER V .BROS , US Main street. It E T S.I I.E Jf BlilLDINli LOTS.-I 28th day of Jlarcli, ls5ii, at i Of tl l.C.1 ULE On SATURDAY, tho.

2th ilay of March, Js.W, at mo o'clock P. M., ot . . .

the d.Hir Of the Court House, in the City of Evans

ville, the uuilersigned will oner lor sale and eil t public auction to the liiginwt bidders without roller ve Thirty-two Lois, Ising tho whole of Block No.J:'ilty-foin! t..'W) in tjie 'iowsshlp vf LamascoCity... . - , .. . $ , This is the finost prosi ty for residuiiccs ever put . hi market; it is on a high elevation, and is a very . i .k-siiable iart of tho towu. The title is ierfect aud t iutlisput4itile.-. Maps can be seen at the oilice of tho undersigned..- .. . Trusts or Sau: One-foitilU cash, and the Ual- f nice in three. ecpud iustallnieuts, witli interest from . day of sale, payable annually, tlie piuruhuaers giving their notes, waiving valiui'ion and appraisement laws, to lie secured by u.oi Jg.nes on the pi emiscs b "1 1. : marOJ . - 1;LMIV A LIJN'KENilEIHKR. . :jrKrEStit ricT.I It CHI TE CT JtJVH ' " " W S1PKHINTENDENT, CRESCENT CITY ' BANK BC1LD1NGS, KvANSvii.tr, ln. ITans, Specifications., lvtailed Drawings'nnd Es- ' thiiuteK of l'ublio and Private Buildings, Stores, and Churches, wiil lie carefully pjejiared and satistaction guaranteed, tlo solicits tho patronage of the citizens of Evansville and vicinity. niar5-öm

iTSVit .nvstc.11, EHIECYII: TWELVE ' ' i' PAOKS OK POPl'LAU M17S1C FOR TEN ENTS. '-Our Jfiwical Friend" Is filled np With the best Plane Sol.. Duetts, Songs, Operatic Arias, Polkas, -Mazurkas, t.'uadrilles, Waltzes, and every other sj.u.-iiis of musical cuiiisiitioH lor Voice ami. .- I'feiuo by the bust Aiiiericau aud Enropoau Comiio-i ers; printed on ti.-ll-sizetl music puper,adapUl to ,. ev.-ry grade of performer. , . ;. The same iuantjty of music, procured .from tho . , -regular publishers, would cost muro than tuu tiuies , wiiat wo charge. ' . . . , A year's subscription lo "Ol li Mi'airAi Fbiksd," ( , wiii secure new aud tiisliionabie music wortli at Iiwst Two Uundred Dollars, and entirely suiliciuiit , ' '. ü.ir the home circle. .a. . . . , ... . I'RK.'jC TEN CENTS, WEEKLY. ' '." ; ' 1 Yearly, 81 ; Half Ytiir..;, $a ,:o ; quarterly, $1 25. 'Ehe volume commenced on the 1st Iks-ember, WM, r C. B. ,SE VMtil'R A CO., Proprietors, , .'..',. , . nun t-luid,i-w l:j Frankfort lit., New York.. , "

-jmfcEcnaics, jttejvtiots . B' fä KiitrhiVs iineiinalled Files, nil sizes,Spear 4 Jackson's Cast Steel Hand Saws, Do do Springdo do, .. . i -.- -. - j 1 Ii- Spring Steel Hand Saws are something new . in this mal ket, and are the finest good made in the World, and cheap. CHAS. S. W ELLS, lion.'.. , rfiijxn of Oi Mill Saw, 13 First st, y f! w jfjtTs.-jij)r ejM.M. til-elf new tyle inst received. ' ' ..e. VACTlKRAMAIiCOXNIF.il,- ' mar ' - ..-lie. Hi Bfain streets f ia irt,o.ni.'f cji's, J.yji other isuiouahi" styles receiveil per Express, mart VAI T KR MARCONNIER. ; (OO ' t a -- -w-1 rr -f -.-- , . -Ä wltiH? , r,1?, I-ClsifSSATl, Maxcb 1. J83Ö. - R , ' I , . ,. - t ,. ... We now hit re on baud anil are receiving, oorosnal large and complete stwk bn.isa axd öt-jime , A - .Boots ana ssnoes, - Selected w ith the care and judgment of a long1 ex- "' pcrieuee, -i,' jVv'M " - ' - 'I A .- We ilesire't-siiocially to call vur attentiou to the. work of OliR OWN MAN L'FACTL'RE, which for style and quality is unsurpassed. . ... 'Feeling confident that we ran offer great ipdnceMMintsr ifIWt a calif Itf-six-nrnlly, - " H - marl i. , . K. (J-.- WEBSTER A CO. -

ffjf ii i:.'t t.fi beetij'& jj'o', 'J'L JL PACKING at Factory Pricesr A large sUa-k i .... N. F. Ivdtirig Coinpniiy's Goods in store at all times, at Msnp.ti Tt'itKHs Pricks. "Warranted sonerior to any silhr. - f!. 8. WELLS. 3r

Miiari Mgiiol tue sun saw, in First street.' ' ilKvilHIES ' in lbs Camphor, '.' lbs Calabria Liquorice, y. lttft. fthirtr," ' Hi ntmert,'' '- f .

I rsi no laii.ier, - mats i sssia. , 1 . Received and for i-ale by "" ' " efcb CHAS. McJOHNSTON. ' k'k E i,'i.VV ' OFE JT COST. TO . S make room for a -Spring stock, we now offer . onr stack of goods ot tot.conhitinn h part of i Dress G(Mids, MnwU, Toaks, Cbiths, Cassimerea J.

Flannels, llu-lins, 1'riut. Ac. Terms casii. . . ; janll-o JAAIKS OAKLKY It SoJL.

:til.S.-HOU "; HEUS aSSOBTEH- , liHi I s. TIMOTHY SEED, , ush .' prune Hew. For sale by septf' UKK i'A.r,i.u a vo.

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