Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 204, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 April 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLI MOM DAT MORNING APRIL It The Sickles Trial. The exposure of hit wife's confession, and the use attempted to bt made of it, has produced a reaction in the Sickles rase, and it is now reported that it is likely the jury will disagree, aad be unable to form a verdict. His counsel are, however, confident of an acqaittal. The Canal. j While the managers and their torces were uirtuc.a employed in repairing the break at Dongola, another occurred on Friday near Newark, about fourteen miles from this city. The injury, we learn, is not a very serious one, bot will have the effect to close navigation for a week or more. The management of , the canal nas not yet Deen organizeu. nnu the managers had time to complete their arrangements this accident would probably have been prevented. We learn that about six thousand five hundred dollars have been subscribed for the canal fund above Main street, and the canvasser in the lower part of the city, who has been unable, from the pressure of private business, to give his attention to the work for the last week, is confident that he will raise as much or more below Main street. The city subscription will probably give the managers about one half the amount needed to complete their undertakings. The balance will be raised along the line between here and Newberry. The subscription has not been made with the liberal public spirit, which the projectors of the undertaking expected, yet there is no doubt that all that is absolutely required will be finally raised. Mauy have put down liberal amounts, freely and promptly, with expressions of regret that they could not do more for the public good. Others have hesitated and procrastinated, and have required weeks to reflect upon a duty, obvious and patent to every man s senses; hesitation and delay are more ' discouraging to the canvassers than flat refusals. To give a detailed account to the canvasser of every dollar each one has lost in the stock of the Straight Line and the Crawfordsviile Railroad, affords to his mind no satisfactory reasons for not subscribing to the canal. Those accounts relate to another and past events, which time has closed and settled ; and adjusted, too, in a manner to render the supposed lost money a good investment for the city and the individual i loser. But the canal is a living present j question ; and the simple interrogatory for every citizen to answer, when the subscription paper is presented to him, is, " how much can, or will, you subscrile out of your present means for its preservation ?" Let this answer be put at once upon the canvasser's book, in figures, and let him go on his way. . The cities that axe incorporated iiu-

der the general act for the incorporation of property and even lives of the people; for cities have Keen left in great perplexity and are B(nMCJ msjlllol of having disjoint by an amendment made to the law by ot scventl iDjivitiua,s for tbe sake ol the legnlatu.e last winter. They cannot de- their mowy Xhc f9mm engAgeA in teriniue, under the new provisions, whether ,reaking un this desperate clan of outlaw.s, their old officer! are continued in office, or j arc entltleil t the gr:UitUlle of- ft, pipfe. ure to be elected the present spring. The I

question has been referred by New Albauy to Randal Crawford and Judge Otto, who have decided that the officers must be elected in May; and New Albany has determined, under this opinion, to have an election. Hut Mr. Gregory, of Lafayette, and others contend that the old officers hold over for another year or two. In the latter opinion, the Attorney General of the State concurs, and is about to publish his extra-afficia! opinion as a rescript for the guidance of the 1 doutittul. We suppose the matter must be ..nrrlr..! .... . . ..... n . . . . Qmm . S . ... I . niiici uo iu ui auuai oujiiemc i.ouri, io I decided on an application for a mandamils lo compei some one to give up a covet- , , . . , pi ..-. n ia iniiuriuiiaie, mat wuti so ' many lawyers in the legislature, we cannot i net an important law framed so as to be understood in its most important provisions, or through which an ingenious attorney caunot drive a two howe team loaded with doubt.-, exception., and quiblles. We learn that the law prohibiting iudi-j vidua! banking, and the issue of private notes as enrrencies, is made entirely nuga- ) tory by the inconsistency of its own provii- i ions. Two attempts were made to suppress that k-.nd of banking ; a liill was passed at

the extra session for the purpose, which, on thousand dollars or more can engage in : PBKSSKD ct aiiination, was found to recognize the! The supply of beef in the i it v markets j The reat ud.ant - i ' l irtsaw lirsnsa system instea.l of eradicating it. Another foT a monlh Pftst ,iad not been equal to the eooalsl la Iks t ti" i - wdifins it j k i demand', aud the quality not sj good tis . ,,, . t t.. crrv In th. i . n h t, and bv uattempt, a. made at the regular session to ; tormerlv. HllU.hers tell us tat cattle arc " ! pk.-m. SOL11 ... ., . ,'NOISI and vuv.su corre-t the blunder, and we are told that the no, ,.he country, that it is with much ,, ., . ,U:.u m H is m 1; Ws in second is as complete a failure as the first - labor and trouble they are able to mnke any i,,,,.,.. as bssw m Ik i ssi c i-- fsi, tinaid that au ingenious attornev for a fee of l show. This accomits also for the h 10,11 prices : ....ai.tv rapMlj DSTKRIORATSS Hm B ! -e ..11 .1.. ::.. . c - - - . . .. ..... .

1 j i l"o. can safeW insurn anv one. who neran safely insure any one, who per sists in the business, against its penalties The Commerce of Asia. The opening of the Chinese and Japanese ports has imparted an impetus to the commerce of the world, and there is likelv to be

spirilcu competition lor the first harvests ! Democratic ,,apei. . caVS its 0,,jert was not of this new firtrj of commerce. Russia and OH,v to rati!, naj , mm, nia,lt. Uv the Knglar..i are making the most strenuous ef- peopie s Pari v, but to honor in a proper torts for the ascendancy in the general riva'- manm.r ,il(t versa ry ti the 1 rlhday of rr fr Eastern trade. The Emperor of Rus- , the iinruo,til lay. It was an immense outimmediately 11,1011 the cession of th ; poun.r 0f the people. !. in lavor of an Araoor .ountry and the o,,enmKof the houest ndunni-tration 0. Iko National,

Cbine v p rt:- established a land route by which 1 oiomun! -ations from Pekin and the I'hinesc coast arc reciiied at St. Petersbsjrg n mouth earlier than thev .111 reach Loudon mm Iko Bnginh chanuels ot intereomasjajucntioa Tin- Rumuiii Czar i, utivv pudi-

U-lejraph line through to the Chinese mnii named Kreneh was killed by the explo-irtiiti-r, aud to the PaeMevoMt, which will iion ol :i UnnMBOtife, onu lu lelatives sued shortly yivc S. Pet -rsltur)( anil Moscow I In- 'imtpiiity. The jure STC $7,0OO tlamCliiuese iuleMigence in a less nanLcr of ages. I he o round of Ihe ilet i-ion was, that liouis llian it reqilirM days lo oet in Kng- iupausktS ure boniid to know lojsal they aie lautl. : u.sitig good Rod side locomotive:', and if they Kiilatid, too, i- exerting ber.sell to iiu- ti-i.tl one. 111 an unsafe condition, they me liprove 1 1 er means of inten-oniuiuiiicstiou by I able for all injuries that may itsult frosB the way ot the Mediterradean st;is She ia j accident fi jiu explosion or utuei acuidasal ot aidiii in the coiistruciiou of railwuys arroM ! a like kind.

tha Dessert, dnuhlinir her steam service on the

route, and preparing the way for telegraph U eg !But the most mitgnili. out scheme for im- j proveraentfor the navigation of the Indian Seas is the project of a ship canal across the Malay Peninsula, which stretches down be- ., , m ,1 - t ween the Gulf of Bengal on one side and theChinaSeas on the ot'ier It takes t rl ve hundred miles of navigation to get round this Peninsula through a dangerous navigation. The distance across is but about fifty miles, and there is said to be only a passage of twelve or fifteen miles between streams thfU fua jn oppo3ite directions and fa.l into . , . . the opposite gulf-i. It wo ild Le ;i u it it point gained if the vast commerce from the west, going eastward from Southern Europe 1 could save a week or ten day?, in time, and the perils of a very dangerous route through ; ... the Straits of Malacca and along the islands . of tfae M Indie9 by a brief cut tl)rough the narrow neck of land which bears the name of the Kraw isthmus. cart 01 it is D-:.- U I ll mmJ tk. llia- lltwra in ' VJ 1 1 LlQli Li. 1 1 1 iaj i y , nuu HIV UHICI 'r..UUJ IU the King of Siam, from whom England may expect to get any concession she wants to this purpose. We have seen no estimate of the probable cost, or a land survey of the route. A Family of Horse Thieves. It will be recollected that last autumn a gang of horse thieves was arrested, consisting of the father and seven sons, named Prathers, who bad lived together in a remote and secluded settlement in the upper part of Perry county, in this State. They had been suspected for many years of living by dishonest means, but as they did not depredute upon their neighbors, paid their debts, and had, apparently, a good deal of property, no one interfered with them. Last fall some stolen horses were 'raced to their neighborhood and found in their possession. This, led to the arrest of the father and six son? the seventh was over in Kentucky where lie acted as striker for the gang, and escaped. Five of the sons were committed to Leav. eQ worth jail, and oue sou and the father were Imprisoned in Perry couuty. The eld est of the sons, a man over 40 years old, died in prison a few weeks ago at Leavenworth. The other four were tried there last week, aud all convicted and sentenced to the pa itentiary for two years. - Old man Prather and his youngest soi 215 years of age, are to be tried in Perry county in' May, and will probably tie ;ent with the others to Jeffersonville. The father of this family of thieves is a remarkable specimen of hnmanity. From some rheumatic affection he is drawn into every conceivable ill shape, and has been confined to his bed for the last fifteen years, being unable- to'use any fo bis members except his hands and tongue, the latter of which he uses with great facility. While his afflictions uf body prevented him from engaging in the active oKratiotis of the business, he was nevertheless the ruitag spirit of the clan, and h supposed to have uianm.j .-verv eDeditioii or mrav mih.h tin Thr KiRoi'Kvv I'kuk CtMatiM.- TIm Congress that is to las assemld to settbthe international alV.tirs of Kurope, an d I ! pe-ialljr, to adjust the Italian qOJOstiosI DS tween Austria and France, is to assemble during April, in the town of Baden. England, France, Russia, Austria and Prussia, have already named their RfWCaWOtatiYca. Sardinia and the smaller State-" of Italy would, it is said, lie admitted to a si at, hut not to the right of voting. Tho proiiooi tion for stibmittin.r the disnine.! iminta t a J M , . I ,. e ' couieretice, is su!! to he all iiilmit m uartivie on the part of the French Emperor, to gam I time lor more complete preparation for war, ' , ami lo secure tne aUvautaces which the course of events was certain to give him. ' i There are doubts of the eflicacy of the Congress and the sincerity of th? powers, mu-t iuten sted in it. France and Austria lnth continue their illMOl ! 8P&Th" following statement from the Madison CWmt li true in nearly cv.ry city and town in the Northwest. Why don't men who have la-en educated tor it, to tannine ' It is, if propeily eooalucted, the ; most profitable pursuit that a man with 01 nu uc9cupuou3 oi uuaun a meat. e . : . ... i nave nevei Known outcner s meat anil nutt,.r u scarce and high in this market. in Philadelphia. Un Thk Opposition Mouday last there was one of tho must tremeudous meetings of the people ever witnessed in Philadelphia. Th mamrtr. a St.lte and I'tty AdiniU'tiation aud of all those o(Hsed to the tyianny nnd . 01 ruption ot th.; DtoKM mile parly . A root of some impoi -lance to rail1 .el- Wil- ileci'letl tit Vol moll! letentlv. A

Kaecutl e Patronage

The following is a list of the appointments made by Mr. Buchanan among his partisans ia ow K I';ir,.v leaders ha.I not their ttr1 fpK'. the rewards . wo,lM have "np1" preserved lur ,UJ""J u 10 lw K" nisn- , ser. But " timm have chanced : 0. M Dull.-. England P. N. lhillju, lor. Le England B Morgan, a-s't il England J. It. ( lav Peru $17,500 . 10,000 . U.oOo 1,800 w i: mai mi V. MM Bos. J Chili MINISTER UT.-llO NT. T. a. Jones J. K, Bu. kl. . J. K. Cbaadlei lint r in Kticador Naples omvu. Leeds Cork '."1 7,00(1 a.iwi ;t.'fi a,nuo 1,500 ,tm 1 ..'-HI 1,000 Mm I 11 TV 1 1 ,500 '.xi 1 BO l.VK) 1,000 j.Oix) Mr Dave v 11 Keenan .1. Keenan 1 : lliirtii:iirt f'.iti Hon ...Hong Kong ... B. lama, Gal ..Malaga ...St. John's P. K. .. ... Vienna . If rails ... Paso del Norte. S 111 .lii'in del Sur. ... Guayaquil ... Vi nice . I'urt Louis ...ft. Jnp.de ("ill l ...Ponce ...Stettin ...Basle gmitl 'r ' ' J Tm m a Diflehdertte... priet ... fjfr- ! Fairti-M .. 1 ' hran... Gallagher Glint Kadlirh.. The EcJo" Slave Case The 1'nited States Circuit Court, Judge Wayne presiding, met at Charleston on the 7th inst., and the Court charged the Grand Jury in reference to the ?lave brig Echo. The witnesses were called, and after some time spent in deliberation, two bills of indictment were found, one against the fixteen prisoners now in jail, and the other against the one sent to Africa on hoard the Niagara. This finding of the Grand .lury. says the Mrrctry, will r.the 'he question of availibility in the law in MN a marked and decided as could well occur. It was mentioned.. a few days -in o. that the prisoners were taken for trial to Columbia, at which place occurred the fir-' of the District Court after their arrest. Then there was a decided feeling in opposition to the law ; and the Grand Jury, to whom hills were submitted, failed to find them. A motion to discharge them to then made, and pressed with great zeal. The motion was unsuccessful. hOMOl 1 1, and the prisoners were ordered back to Charleston for triid at the present term. The nomination of Col. N'et'u iland, for Governor of Tennessee has excited an enthusiasm in the ranks of the opposition that promise a triumphant election of the American candidate. It is said that the misfortunes which have been hanging like a dark cloud over the party in Tennessee, are now beginning cliar away, and that a period ot sunshine and prosperity iscominp; over us. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Book SindLinSf B Y S. M. GEUPEL, Cortter uf First ruiI Vine N(rct. I. M.i. liiii,- '..ill l- I. m,, I . i v in' il .(ii.l j 1 in half-boanil aheep, t OfSa Half.bonnrftniki v 7 - Muic -tiulf-IMiii.1 sh. . p t . Do ilu turkey 1 ."io. I will slso saaks th music ht trmi, dnrable, til l tit lor writing, by wcci tain tit.-1 li l ! limn , fr an extra cSMMqpa of SI orota a tulmin'. Particular care is &tu to the BMUiaaTactafaj of pHK-d Ill.-iuk H. i.ks Tln lnt mati iiMl will b w . i k . . i .lin .ij., il ii..; nu exti a i' In a init lati(li binding is ordered. spl h UXXS 3 tsspentist DR. II A . ! ii'- I '- I the r."ii m formerly 1 1 1 1 1 -i i l Dr. Kiveit, in In . Itriy"s aaatMiBK, f' sltothePt.pl llrtitv. Would P s oi tfilllv solicit til" citizens of Kh'ii ilk- hihI the urrtMoiliiiK tan attc1 country, iit bis nsiuis .nnl w thf apwimens n t lilbli I'll. All those who BSSw D'lit.il op. i .it it'll i i f raied, anil are pleased with bis w I. , ahull le aSSaSaaVtl to with avnt pl"Hsnre. His t oM INI ol s i.i ni Works '. ithoiil a ie:illi or crevice. N'.tliin will If inre SSMaX, or haWO OjSSSJSSff slrcnth. His lll.ock Von has but two wiims in a full npp.-r or lower set. Persons can lauh as heartily ie they rhooae without bow in- (hat their teeth are urtih' inl. it ml ch-ekt that ale sunken .an Is- respired tt nenrlv then original BSSMtsaar, He ali"i makes ihe u.:ai sty les of plain nd simple i. .in tooth work on K'dai n'el silver plnt anil also the OkOSpOMsk work, whicli is much lik' l by tho-- who have used it. He ha alo two prtK-esm - far ztrartlac lth w.th.jwt pain no nib nation Uo llijiiriotis ellecls ,tl lllie; Iii'-u llli ir ll' f lie most delicate can h ive t !-! i'l'l lift! Willi perfect salety. Vy ut Z"VtLu "'! stltkH, i !- .-! prndarhii -mhiih Iiv bsmJ health to t in .se in v .tiii iMf ol aic: . . ..... f )- like .. i-me in i ol . "1 .1. mil" I'r. lias", iorinelly of lafact'e, liul., HIV HU.-ee.-or o the old r suns iii Dray'a building, btsjdaa; be will tool them iMtth pb-asant an ! pittiitabb'. Kroni my inISJfl BWSS with the p.. tor, I hiii I'lcnsed to hud him olio of the p'ro(ire-iiin; p oij- l.i-.- an. I Majw profeesional altiliiy and slandinir. With this view, I can, with safety . it comitieinl him to the i omiiiuuify us a -ktllful atid cotiiH tei I .'tnlist. sai j kivki r. pUrWTNf1 TOTSAfTft Ati JSSi vm i M P ROV 5 M km ria putt,, c. FINF COT CHEWING TOBACCO, t. n.l..piel hj M.-i- E GOODWIN A nio i New York it TORAi'CO, ot the BKST Ol ALI I V, i- '.-acted, ii iln it. TIN I-i.l I aad PATSXT : rrowin 1 ill v ana unci m ti,. 1.0. k. i, 10 tne rivu 1 .,,, v ..,, ,-. t the c 1111 fhe Htv-n which the I ine Oil Tola. uuderpocs in th pr.weris of . manufacture, five it frtm all jtrit or minnnti. so ,t,jctionnbie in the uso of piu- Toi.a.-.o i'Iipwen will is well to pivc tl.o V ate, it lVtMi,'l 4 trial, Cnd judc foi IhsoMsttss. For Hale by Wholesale 1.T hauts ie.ee..- it diret t Ii u, th- Matiutin tui. rs v. Goa&nx x bro. jhlt liwii A 101 W ater at., ewYork. m-M.tn it . fMOMcm AMTtvLM mm Jl i) "ii hand, in m kt ssal sal - reU, t .r - . I . K. lill.llKUT Aia. Hpljj No. 4 Sycamore -t reef. Wt i . LsUfjr 300 BHI.S. FUESU I. in.. iut Mdslvc I an. I for sale ha Hpi- S K. HILBKBT a u. H is 'i mm ms . st2Z bmm i . supply kept constuntlv on hand, tin. I fm isle i v s KOILBRBT . 00 V t A ore- Mills' f.-r sale by bs18 9 P. Q1LBEB 1 k CO R Mf.sf.W IIU' 'Uf. i: HI. b ixe.s besl iiualnv. for -ale low by SU V.. UILBKRT I SV. i.MO.V .. WHITKIH i naif I.Ms hral ffu 1 for - ,!. h il" 8. V.. GILBERT k 1 0 J r. H. i . it. 1 1. K s K y. . I. Il KIM o. It H KM! .-.-. A I..I - S ! j HlTTO.V H.I TTI'G 1 00 H.1I.K W ,,, lam I., 1 1,,, tin.;,- b) i. K. QfLBVB r a .. upls -Hi "I Ihe l.yple-s .Mills." a 1 " .iHuit'Ki. i ummm W I.l: - I I s I. K I () I II K'k St U.K U it I I I .- ol the 1 M I t-tot inske -llm tu 'tl Uaiititnllv tilting .111 III cllt lC'ltl Ibis I,, p.-i 'flatus' 1 ,., I tor r.lt, low .( ill '.II BO t .11 SMd piiuliu-- a Hlr nplS

NEW A D V E RT ISEMEHTS.

L. 8. CLAKKE, Bt ildkb B. BoYD, AacM'r. CLARKE Sl BOYD, '"iitrHCtor h:i. BiiiM. r - Sh' ner of Sixth snd Walnut trU. VTe ar prei-.-ir. il to contract tui all work in oar line. A lit-ml dfecoant on drawing whre ws execnte the wurk. pl8 gii-d mum tt mm vmt jtmvmi tb it - Office on Second tret, between Vine and li iion, next door to the old PreabytrUn Church. Plans, "pacifications, detail drawings, Ac, for all ! uf liuildinRi. p r pared oa short notice, and on reasonable tern.s. aplt The Great Benefactor of the Household ! ! Ste wart' s K1 U SAVING AND COMFOBT PRODUCING COOKING STOVE, FOR WOOD OR BITUMINOUS COAL. WITH OH WITHOUT HOT WATKR KRSER VOIR AND W A It Ml NO tILOHKT! Imiu t ' i' 1 ". '. hi h vrv .v V. th Utst FtlM THE STEWART STOVE la the onlv trua Economist among Cookiiitj Stovsa. THE STEWART STOVE Operntcs t i prfaction with Fitominons roal. THE STEWART STOVE Will pay for itself in aurir.of fael every 3 yrara. THE STEWART STOVE 1 . I kind ot Cooking at the asme time, and give you alao plenty of hot water, and a warming cloiiet wlthoat cost. T1IK STEWART STOVE Com bines the entire knowledge of a vi-Urmi invut ir d tb years experience. THE STEWART STOVE flake perfectly on top and in oven, aud i.wata in trust, .ill at the aasjat time. TI1K STEWART STOVE Will do twice tho work ol any other Stove with the same aiZi-d sSJOsV THE STEWART STOVE h ru.-at and pantry together without impartiiig the llavt.rof one to the other. THE STEWART STOVE Will last twenty yean. Many are now In uee that were put chased til test u and twenty yearj go. Although costing more at first, it ia is the eud cheaper th in nv Common Stove. THE STEWART STOVE Is the article oited to every fan ily it will aid iu protnotiug luxury with economy . While it will be found an invaluable servant in the house of th wealthy, it will prove a Good Samaritan iu aerurinir uil'orti. nd happlueaa to the tamtliea of the poor. To those in moderate circuinatancee it make it-el! indipcimb!e by its lahor-Mving and economical ijualitie. THE STEWART STOVE 1- w si , iiiti-d for three mouth, and may than lie returned so vou run no kind of riak in trying it. THOMAS K'ASTLIS, Sole Agent for KratiaOlle. Ft LLkK, W A It ft K N CO., Manafactnrers, Troy, Ksw York. aplt-lin wmvBLMv mjizM imr bmx mjv m the Old l'Un of Kvanaville, will he sold at public auction at the Court House door, ou Tl'KSDAT, May S, IMS. This Lot la beautifully aituated on ater street, ttetween Walnnt and Locust at., aud would answer admirably for a business Istali'.n .1 ft.r u privau- residence. It is 75 feet in front ..ti Water itrssjt, and rum back 1s feet to an ailey. Tin i tho only Ml Lot on Water street, In thi part ot the city, now in the market, and presents s rare opportunity to thoecdealMiig to make a pi oft table invewSSsnt. 1'lmms 1 ito--tl.il d caah ; balance in 9 and 1H iiioiiths, with intere.-t. Kor further tutor luattoti, ruquita 1 iN'UAD BA K KU, or TUOS. K. OARVIV. npT-deisItt Third street. JC -S?A'J.VV I f WITH TMtt T.WJ? arm 1 l,.- ,f.. .f trn.lt- Is competition, Aud we are st oar occupation Selling products ol every nation, Al prices that create sensation. n Main street. Mo. 82 i ou' 1 1 find iu store and offered yon Coff.-e, tea, sugar, and spices, Kxtra rheeiw, ..y box or slices ; Oysters, sardines, line large tongues, Canvassed beef and bacon hams, Parsnips, tui nip-, good Httatotn, l'i kl.-s mixett. and canned tolimloee; I'epper snuce and olive oil, Kxtra flour ami corn iiie.il . Molasses, syrup, soap and canities, t'otton aaows with extra handle- , linsiuis, brushes, buckets, and tuba, Hal. on tan x u. ii;. in ami cabs , ii-aH'r. pr tti.-r, ami bettet than StSMST ; It- -nr.- y.ti call al Vi. k'try llrothors, Who buy lor caah so very low, The can compete with oltl or neu . You'll K"t just weight and honest measure, So leave votir orders we deliver. BfdsJ V1CKERY BROS., -J Main st. tHKSH 1 'URN. IF i'OI want to learn the gain. to perfection, you will do well to near one of the MoKPHY II Tf, just re .liwdby VU'TIKK i MAKCONNIKK, spll ,W Main street. jr oT .w t it : v Hi fn i " r m s HAIsIS lH doreu lreh K,;-, JiHt tr , finisSJIIhill ituttel . siiln K. II SAHIN A CO.. IT Vain -t. t); w Httohs. JiTK K tan 'a it WY ;I,KKSS Thai PUssc .-I Kit.. A. lam Bed). Fanfc Ss'll fhrn Yiaita to Madsupsai at . Ptetafss from Count i hit... LstSSfS BuSS tin. -IXtV Veal ' til- SSHWSBBV I i ale hj IOHM JIKALTt npl.'t Cor. Main .V First sts , RvmnsrlUs, lml. M Wit I . H J.Vil LOT ft ttUt i MM want to sell 1. is No. 3 ami 4, in Khs k I 'J, in LaasMSCtti tISJ SS)I Clark and Market sts. Til STS i- a ft.ililr tlwelliug hoiie on the premises, c.nt-i-t-ing ot two tenements ; one tenement having three t. .in- and the other live, ami o m.trtK ted aa to lie eoaveniesri !! ou or tsrs lassdsfsa. There is also a hi '-ellar under tin-house, ami on one corner of the preuiiw-sa brick ice bouse, with a rtm over it in, t. l I t", incut shop, Mini lilted up tor that plirhm e. Terms will U. made easy Pol pat Oculars, call on the undersigned, or It y. Wheeler, F.. or Joaes 4 Blyth. JOsUI UK A CON. aplt lw Volkslote copy. i0 no xx a it: mx. n.v I'LATK, rec.-iveU per steamers Laudis and I'nivrrae, and f." sale ItV apl t SAMUEL OHR. IJS'iiHMJiS-Ku-ia - bsMMl I iuii, Moek i in. Sheet and Slab Zinc, Ke Tinplate, 14x11 tlo, IttH do, ! i . ' X do. In b ind and for sale by SSiM SAM I h i UKK. jstitvj)iiMr hjilk mm wavchmh B ST .m l Jwsrslry at Auction, at our Auctiou rooms, cauer Mala an. i fluid street, t onimenciug on WKONKBDAT, Borfl l llb.and continue day and v. uilig i Im nit, the week. This b, a ,i bout i X'i'i.tiuii, the largest and Bnsst asnortint-nt os Jetsslrj erei hnass.1 1 to this market. 1 1 1 - -u k consists of Ktne Gold and Silver Kuglistt, I.e.. ,. Duplex, Anchor and CYLI.N UKB w.v rents, it 'l l Qsssrd, Fob, ami Vest Chain; hue Gold Sett, mi. h hi Ossrsao, Gold Stone, Mosaic, Lava, Kloreutine, .let. Tainting-, Califoroia Uiainonds, aud all iiold. Si.-e. bs)iss, Studs. CtssT I'm, Gold Thitu hiss, Blags, Gi I.l PssicLs sistl l'eus, 1, -i 4, t., and 7, Glass LocBoBj ABsj a tine as oitm. tit ot rule. I and Fail, y ar liclss, stub ns Mivi i Plal : Tea, lable.and Ueaaert Potjl aad BjMMHBa t'aslfi-, Cap SSmI Goblets, both Sllvet an. I 1'iMte.l ,i.t Fruit Knives, Horttaoniei and Curd Cases, t kn-ki. Fancy Ikixe-. Ac. Togctllel U llh .ill r.'til . U-Sol I lUvUt ot SUl ll good a ars asx!ly kepi n. a Int lsi Jcw.lry store, am luit'tt he - 1 0 C.tK BJ sINKSS! Pel v.iis in aiti.t ot any ot Ihe abut.- good a. .1,1. 1 do well to alien. I this sale. ?" Kvery ri ti le vval rallied id the totality tc 1 it -elite I .1 the money tvluiid.d. I be li.lt. , a;, i .-speettully invited lo call and sssIm i he t; ods du.ing the Bay. Oat faadtire. aW II. NKuWlN a 00 , Auction. era. n lS.JaasBS. A gewlleassui saai M wfs v. i-t,..- I.o.ii ,,, . I,. rt oi ivate lauiilv. alls one ss-siroui ol .n i "i, im. ..itaiiui! :il,eiu tan BaVU OasTlkUiars by BiSSSSMIslag a note to -a am i 1.," or calling . . I ,-, ol!i. ... iiuuie.liatelv. aprl4. TTEH. 500 LHS. U H. Ml . bids A No 1 Butter. ICe. elVtd this daj in St. U. OoOK a tkymu si'Ml.yu sBmU-'LS. '! of will And a Ih-huiiiuI as-oilmeni ot nit.e8tiiiiia sn.l Miiunoi -il!, not iiuo wool Sltaalsat lit nHK? w ho la 5. 1 1 m ihssjj icij chuap. tpll

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

rwnm tub rvmLiv.-ww. si bsckiukk JL deeirea to call tin attention ol the putilh t" hi improved Chair. Lathe and Tenoning Macho. u which far surpasses any in.v Inue hi lie to luvwnt.-.l in the quantity and tUality ..f tfta work il will pel form. This uirrhin is calcwiatisl lot turning Chail Stuif, Bri m Handles, or any other di script ion ol parrable wood work. It will taari '.he emls vi Chair rails, round off the end-. Mini cut the teii'.nwith the moat entire accuracy, and i- tulljr jssb tent to turn Mi dozen uf chsir ihiI - hoar, ami fur.ish smoothly all the work that pBBSM tlirotiKh it. The only preHiraiion iieceasan tor lite work t.t be dona, is lo split the atutl from tit- 1. .-. aiol pait through the machine, ami the various Med luatidrilt are adapted far turning any diameter from a quarter of an inch upward. One of these machines is in operation at the Kid ton Foundry and Machine Simp, corner of S. .-..n.l snd Carr streets, where it can lie seen, in. I sjOsksw . nnmber have laieu manufactured. ALU. KUMitNUS. St. Lop is. Mo. I'm il mi. Hotel, Bassi M Fulton Ikon Wokks, St. h uis, BsW This is to certify that I have aitnesM-il tin- operations of Mr. Alexander K.ltiioiid- in e him s titrniii ( hat, Stlilf, bake T.'th ami l(. w-. Broom llamlles, I'mbrella Stalls, aud ail srwffc that requires to be Hinootlt nud piir.dlel, ami I herrrully leeointueiid it lo all who nia i.-,ui. tuacbinery for similar purptwa, as I-iiik ibe simplot. cheaHst, and most expeditious workie machines that 1 know oi. For tin than make, it is alm.-t uidispensable, as it turns the p"-t hi. I utretelifrs neatly. It rounds the tope ami taper tin- bottoin of the posts, aud tenuous the stretche s us t.,.-i a mart can handle the m-parate pieces. M arch 17, 1 aw. A I.BKI. i It I V B L L V . Ms. A. KnaioMis has one of his imp, ove.l Chan, Lathe, and Tenoiiiug Machines in isjsrratBia at our machine shop, and wo take pleasure in testifying tti its superior tiualitios for executing work, botk in spetsi snd nuuh. (iERAKU II. ALLKN .V CO. Sr. bovss, March 14, 1 upl JHIKH i I HS HI s. mm THEHK celebrated Potatoes, for eating or et.l jn-t rwcalved aud for sale by (11 AS. M .lull Sfi" , apl2 Main rtf .'t. in- r the Canal WMHMTii k7iMtt JtJ H U'MITKWW WASH BRUSHES in doz Whitewash Ut ii.-li.'-, iW i-l'l Utile Lime. Just recsived aud for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTiN, IWy e III.-k, apl2 Main street, near the Canal. jrusKO! f Mi Miii : kdmm -evV, M lists, and Bran, iu store and tor rale I p CHA8. BkJOH N ST N pi- Main street, mar the I an.ii mmJ.tlUt Ht.H fUMSHMilO BOX MiS MM. extra s;ood, just leceivi t and tor sale fcy CHAS. Mt JOUNSTON, I'.-. v Block, ap!2 Main street, near the Causal. boxes rui.nE t be i am inn w Chocolate, 100 If - Cocoa, 300 Iks Pearl Barley, 000 rt.s .split Fsas. For sale ,j pll t. II. COOK, a SoN flt fl bVBM. EBB SB COB.y MBJM. W 25 bbls prime Apples, 2 bbls Golden Syrup For sale by Z. H. 000 K. d ffOS rWXJB! rBt T5 IjJRHEmT BMXK M barrsto, in One order, for sals at reduced price, by B. K. ftlLHEK r A CO., a " No. 4 Sycamore street. n JTES-r, U.I I IS JVM? W flit I'. for sale by 8. E GILBEB1' A CO.. op8 No. 4 Sycamore street M V M ioo MIBM'JBU FOB BMM.Mi low, by K. OILBEBT A CO.. ap8 So. 4 Kycaaiors street. MtVi SBOM.t Tltf.y. THE F.i KT.S'Eli ship bvietofoie existing between tbe undei - signed, audsr name of Olmsted A habit., is dissolved by mutual consent. ,.) Babin collects and ieceives all debts of the tirui slid pay all its liabilities, sud use fiiBi nam.' only in liquidiition. C. ti. OLMSTED. E. II. SAB1N sy BeiVrriug to the above, I take pleasure in iDClDIIUOudiug IllV eliccessol. p C. O. OLMSTED. f. &OOMJSV .': w t oons W w We have just recsived by txpn j a line ami durable stock of Dry Uood. Our intention is to ell for cash, and give our customers . ...j baraains. Oar stock and alyle of Dry Uood, noisisls in iart ol Milk Challea, Berage. Orgaudiea, lawns, Print t. Be. Also, a good variety of - xteuaivc lioop Skirts, amt a splendid lot of Crape, Csshuieie, ami Merino Hhawl. To Im sold cheap ; iu prive or iiialit. . lo, beauty aud Isste, it cannot be beat bo. harr iu th city. We will keepcouvtantly on hstnl a full smt complete asaortmeut of Dry Good through the spring aud Summer season , which will be sold low fvrcash.by MILLEK A NlKHAl'., p7 Iu. 4.'1 Main street, Kvamville, lml. mOU SJLMS 300 EEMST MMO.VT Mu on Fourth street, between Mulberry amJOuiu struts, Evsnville, will be sold iu quantities to accommodate buyors. Also, StKlSUBsat of Lot i'J, Cpper Enlargement, ailjoiniug resi deuce of Mr. Johu Farrell, on First street with thu dwelling ho'ixe ami iinptoM tneiit-, now occupied by Dc Th'iiuaMiti. Apply to ap7 eodJw- TMUfek K. OsYBYlN. AELF-i.yTBUBST IS THE M.iM.' lRIN(i OF HI MAN ACTIOK -dndgitig flom ihe crowds of ciistolners that tlai! throng the Gnareiy Store of No. 82 Main sheet, ltd us there must Ite some inducements held foi th there.' Call ami see if such is not the case. NEW ARKIYALS. 21 bx N. Y. Cheeso (chotos nrti. le), 12 do 2 lb can Fresh Cove Oysters, 12 'ir 1 Ih csns do Jo, 0 doc 2 lb cans spiced do, doz 1 lb cans do do, 100 choice Beef Tongues, ".HO lb Dried Beef, loon plain ud Bams, in bushels Dried Apples, IU do tlo P lie., .'. bribes LaSstrfMM, ' asset tod boxes Sard in. - Al p7 1C Iv KB Y Bf.os. A 47 . V Ml H I E s tM. 't I BttHM ETs, 1 Market Baskets, 1 ee-iinn l'..,keM ! uix. Iliick.els, W a.-hlsuit tls. Well I'tucket-, Ce lar i 'h'lin-. I'll. e ( Inn ii.-, ( ot toll Mop-, BtSBWBas, Bl Us he. S. ler, Mats, Clothes I'ins, CliM ,. - Baskl-ts, Clothes l.iuws. Cut roM-, utauilla i . p. lo hip roj', .i- i curd, Itetl toids, jsiwihr, nails, x'1"1. window sasli, reSBSMSt, v bite linn-, platter pat i- . . ..t n. ..at-, ami iu ion oilier art icItM ti. Basssei ass to mention, .ill M hi, I, v on i an :uil-Ht ap7 VICKKBY BKo.v. 82 Mala stresd, J(vt V SB MB HA WjfL OF F.I. till. . Sllppllt t.il dj Mam Itroet. (io sis tiellVerct tiro i u any p.ul of the t it SO do, can- l.ol .-t. rs, in iloz can (tysfcrs, 2itlojais Pickles i plain tiirv I 1 bbl German l'lninl B, 1 hi.) ante l 'hi runt. I box Lemon, 1 box- Oi n, e. 1 bbl Eggs, I tietce country 1 1 aula. Extra white wheat 1 loin Ihi .upartilie do. Do Bice do, Potato.-.-, Corn Meal, Ac , .! . sp7 JOS. W.DOUGHBBTY Forwarding and Commission, MBW t)ULKAS, LonstANA. Refers to Messrs. ALL1S A IIOU K", apn-ly EvRUsvlllf, Intl. 1 1ft 00 1 FMMJB B . i .t I liiOti poiiiids plain Hum, extra innn do sugar -caret H u,i- extra WlO do do Dried Hi I liiOti to Sliouldi'i Korsiileal apu . Jl. COOK A SON'S. WBVBB CiifElt 'MyEiiJK K ranted, for sale cheap st pC a. H. CtloK i SON S. BB.ICO.V HJ.H J.'lt SHOI I.MIEH MM 2M canvassed ILinis, 1UU do sugar-cured Hams, lOU plain Hums. 250 Shoulders. All A No. 1 article, and lor sale by CHAS. M JOHNSTON, ap2 Main alreet, near the Canal. jTbb ttbb UkWS CUEjMFEM JmOyJt tide of Pine Klooriug than t an tie found in the market, constantly on haasL sMes DwsbssJ Ceiling, Weatherboarding, dc. Ac. ap2 N E W B E B K Y A ( ' 1 . K M E NT BBDI svmltn.iBB ' M tnO doz Egg, Family Hour. Beef Tnugues, Bacon Hum. baby Wagons, I'otatnetivrmsn LrasiveSosp, Baisins boxes ami 1 . boxis. Brushes Scrub ami f'-iacklnir. apl OLMSTKU o SAbiN. S' FBM.yti STl'l.E MMUESS H.MT Now rraaty . It siH'ak l-r its -It PRESS CASstnUCBE HATS, Whit h taniiut fail to please. SuKI His, ot any Win. I, color, bS7)te, and price SCOTCH CAPS, tor the Spring, just received. S'l'iiKU CAPS I". Ib raiu. Better than an L'mbmlla. BLOoMEB HA is For Ladies and Misses. CUILDKfcK'H FANCY 11 ATS I Spring mot summer. YOt'TH'B FELT AND STB AW HATS, An endless . . i i , . VAL'TIEb A UAKOJvNIEE, spl Mo. 30 Main treat.

MISCELLANEOUS.

goii.y .ti. nr.tMir.LU, i jujm.vM TKK AND Ji'INBIC. i pt- i'.it i to ! , thbig ;ijsrt.vialiii: i fit her of i i .re hran. In--. Parti, it'ar attention j vid U i of Sloe lUa n:-: al-o to ! i l 1 1 , . I. : us. Milts. F;m -t.ri' -. ii.'i Hw.-tlii -. in t. srt. i.t .. Wilis lit it-tl up to ordrr asa a icspsir I Tlnajr sriilltg Work tloin u til b ,s. me a c ill. a. I Viill alaay la icati, al , . -t it. In. at a) T-t in- ea i. Slo-p .a. ' i ii I -i. i.Utai.n CheetllUI and Cb.-rr- ie " ""' Tt. THIS tm' I v. r. .t.t Ft TI hi. Itr f J.Kh.Nt I - !. ieh.nen,t .'.'..'el u l, ol Mibi otii . in i... ml " H - ' . .iM-k of Dry Bias loiiaVi, it areafjling at prices lh.it .,. fy all tsupetlt, Ho , i-r ,-Velt -til inx mi luw thai a certain elltei '. .let has a.Uati. l j Ihe idea that -t mr iib Hi jutt hi ! wo tak.Ihe liberty to -ay . hi- Imutc-' i-i"l Hi f... l.,Slthiuuh ve not.-; asjg bat w. ate -tuu Ii . ' i ;tsl aeightsar. '. Hope y..u will ki-e.. mi. . t jl . I.r -.a nic u a hi .tp" ni in-i' iu). We are ..,!! u.t. that ocr present p.-n e w. itlil iihNrate c t:'- leu in. t.tai b or terwiiiar inter Is Mw.-..i. . n . -one , -will ph-n-e lie ir in liiin-l. Iba! w : I .'"li'.uU to sell at pn mNH prtt i s. asjsj f w r. I a I: c'. i- ' :u In to l-a er cent, loaer th in can lei I. .u,h' i i fltis ; market! until I'm t her not We will salll all ; that call on ii-, ti,t this ia ii" hitmbiuf, ind n cohMiit lie i , ,. the following f it .a. t iri :. .t v.- have bruvghi dosm ihepra-ei ; Limit- frtao j'. to : mr t ent. S-eirH-thar w,. n - IMnc b-ii t than can la- hongbt iu this tuark i. l lun! , present pii.i i sffoi I a fair COsapeiiMlion F ion, I aud last that owimt to a superior ndvaiitase In ', Issylag, i for tl lite -at ion ol our par',. ,c.t trjend we pay alien ae buy I. wi aie 1 1 are for- . nailed t wll at a iuall advance on fl, h i cmJi. or to ' ptoinpt-paviii.;. sti -rt tine tssyars. i TssSJOkfhl for 4tsl ISVurs, we hojt to ineill ., . t i till lll.-e ot th-S.I tn... Moping that atl who wi-hlo ; on in! iea-..ial l umber will - ta ua mB). NKWBLKRY .( I. KM! f, ap2 Coi. Main A E ghth ats.,ipp B. K I '. pot. i JMWmMMf STI M. 11 .ft I I, Mitt, .MM L wM. 3 veers old, turd lyawaii Hu res tut -.i.i V.. H. ( to iK & uN's it.-k Yard, HI I '-' M nu street ami :' Fits! street m: t: .;. .h. u., Ho.na;opathic I'hysifinit and Siiriri-nn. rt.oe. tfully tender hi- pi , fessi..,al ...rvic. , to. the citizens of F.van-i ille and vicinity. For the satisfaction ot the.- whom it tn , ot, Cera. Dr Balrd would state that, in aitdisiun t- a si ietitltlc . diHaliou io Hum.i-.n.itht . hi- . ia.liisl,.l ; with tlx. honor-at oin-of tin. U -i Ml., , cal colbce in ihe cniintry. It iVlli tleVol.-l m- isl attention haviiit; a cninph le -el of fpt, , 1 l tendt t saiistt. toiv sid i- ihsssi i . al treatment. tMT urn.-. . No 4 . Mm, -u, . tt "m I lo .; Pj l . W U M C V E U. "-tn r-. i und u-1 prop.ir. I sssSOSs -urt 9M i M i'ttitTi.K.- -II , Profits ami Quick Sale i-ii,.i ii. -tto at NV. IfCQHsta W'h- I. -ale tnceuktt al t :-t.. .-, J N... IK Mam strtt, Kmius v ill' . Indiana. l.'fti crate English ou.-eni ware jnsl receiveil from tin' , Eugliah Potteries, for sale low . 470 pkgs tilasawsre, a little below the market price. Foi Bale, by ll I oil h1TJ boxes Looking Olasm-, war'antl te iert.-. t ; sPietty I'hture. For sale by .1. W. Hl't;HI i .mil ami prompt n-t. tuers onlv .esiable. ap2 J. W. HCOHEH, is Miiu st,,.. t MB M.J.STK us not . Af-f V 'S, Ar . B 0J do. ('. S. Fiantei' Hoes, -'" doz Axes, 3 esse Trace Chains. Just received and ' toi Ball at low cash prices, by Oft JACOB STKAI Jl A SoN. Main at. T B.I I'M EM Kit 1 O MMF. BBLS. . tt rB. 15 kilts Nns 2 and 3 Macker.-I just re. eied and for ea'.e h (HAS M. JOHNSTON. p- Main aiieet, near the Canal JT l.tlHEH J M. IMBEB T THE I .VsT J asSSSlgssM has tin,w in his yard mi I tot -al. Four Hundred Thousand feet thoToagaly eit0Ded PINE Ll'MHKB. Thi-is an A " Ml. BSSSIS f tctitred oot ot large, tull-growu timber, and not of I'".: K-nnel Saplms. Thankful for tho wry lilaMal patrousge ba loWed ou hitu the iast year, he would reapccliiiliy ask for a continuance of the same. JOHN F. OLO BE, apl Corner Main and Seventh Bh MESS Ii It i-IJnt MM,OOMM.-J.-Jt Mm large and constant supply for sale l.y wpl JOHN F. OLOVKi: sasH'sX i:msicm si'.BXAan smantass. CiOFM T.VBBSBIM THE I .S'ltHM. s signed hitve toriued a partnership under tlie nanieofs. EJtBICil A CO . ami wBl cobUums the IBry Coods buslr.eaM at the ..hi stand. No. 4:i Mailt street. B M CTKL BMBICBL BKI1NAUD 8CHAPstKR. N. B. Feeling thankful for the pat lilteral ationae, we will plolnl-" to tlo all iu our power t. deserve a con tin uanee o tht same. nar:tl WyttKSH .3 BUM t'J L JT Ok EM Hit it M t.'tl , N,i. 49 MAIN STltEKT. IIhiiikJ) returnetl with a splendid stock of Dry (ioisls, solected with special . .ue to meet the wauls ot our , n-tor-iets, which will ! sold at unusual lv price I i Ca.-b. All gtaals war i hiii. '! as reprrsontad ; l! oontEorjr, thev may Ii ' r.ifuriied at our e.. use. snd w. will Mhtsaj tlM money. S. CMHICII a Co., niar.ll No. A Main street. svi' . iv. u.t u n u jkm: t-9 ttt dlSlsa C. M. I'laiiters' DlM ., 2a do Ko..t Ham. 2"t do Hor-e i ..ll , i I. r.i-ks Tr.i, es. :j do bog i bsssss, i'si tloeii Steel Shovels, .'." tlo do Spades. For stile by marBO QBO. S. SONNTAG, No. in Main st. JB . Ml M B N, HOOU .TI OJf.Vl.VtV. -BZjI CiikxI niortiing, Mr. Kasch. When BH I I get home ? I cot home a few days . , arid liave btotiht the tinest assort men i of Heel (niter, l'lsiit ami Fancy Kip Heels, Kid and Moris-co lbsit ami r.uskiiis,, and a KNBsl variety of Misses' anil Children'.-; Gaiters, edt-sM, Slippers and Tie. Also, a great vani ty oi Youth' and Boys' Shoe. Ties aad Slipper, ('all ami examine my stock before bnying elseu bsTe, ut. I am determined to sell at very -mall posits, i. le ap for cash. Come while the bar- ,: iiu-ate in the tnaiks . JOHN KAsCII. nmi.il-lm No. x ecoiid at., Kvansville, Ind. -rx.lBS.-J FEW .noi. t: 1. 1: t s tn those aloe fair are Mdling soheiip. CHAS. M..ltllNsfox, Bosss's PliiOr. ap2 Main street, near the Canal. B l.tt l.y'l STB.M TO W S JS-'B T M f E.M. Notice is hereby given that the niiilt isn1 has been iipsuuted Administrator of the estate of l.iud Aiken. Jr., latent Vanderburgh county, de-tea-.-. I. OaiatsatsMai is solvent. mai2is-;iwd DA N I K I. AIKEN. Adin'r. wn m: sh ri.it it e s. j few mi o i. ML ti ll ot fine, fresh Bsache-, for Bale cheap to . I.., raSBisast, by BKE8T0B BBOs. At jrWMJUiBW bonus Ol allies, 'Jo do l.-lliou-do Leiimn yrup, tt do Prime . B. Cheeej. "i hld Spirits Turpeniii, lo bids Linseed Oil, ", t.bls WUsaiikgl in Tar, tt I.l. Is Ale "24 boxes Turner Cingei Sv'lae, It do Scheidam SchnapMi. In si, .re and h r sal by PBKST0N BROS. (MM TrMJVWMBJV. ai.1. . tiu lias v. WM. KtJliS JUit received st in arid . OLMSTED A SABI3TS IS .IMUtU"S ntH.il I t' t.i. i.ltiliie Bariow' i "I n . i t 'ile bv OMrtl . PBEMToN BBOS. ii. o" r Bnuaj HBtataTl BaaMj Paroasiij ofW. .1 Deobler r TBierly of s. Embich. Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORK, N . lo Main Stkkft, ma i -j l EVAKHVILLE, INP IJvusville Properly lor Sale ! g t till. I T B.I ft i..t MJS ft FEE M E Ml WlW t..r sale at very low prices, 22 LOTS in Smith's addition, oppisib- ihe l'ep..t, and 441.., ACRES OF LAND npiKsite tha Fair Wreunds, lieing the property divi.ied in pat titloii of the estate of Thos. D. Psslfh il-te-..i, in MMB, by Oeorjre P. Walkor, Marcus sbetwotai, and C 0 ftloiBliail. CoeassisBioiters. Kor lenus, apply to iar2i'--2Vvm ' JOSEPH LECKNER r i i. . o ti t ;, Bj i hm on IV We Intve on hand, and sre mnnnfacttirinc to out. r, ail kinds of Kiiuge, Buttons, Cord Twwels, dc. Ladie wishing the above named articles, would do w ell fa give us a cull beler pin . basing 1 1st" hen-, -ti. v.Mii kt.i what they want OTt slat. wlKdosale to met thir.it s by the pi. c- oi atd. so thai il will bs ati t.l, jet l (ur them t-. ne us their onleis. All oldeinM-bl 11 Will he titled with lit nl In -- bOd ol-p.it, Ii We sjse bsssj an asnui tiueiit t.l 'i.tiN M ciit.vra constantly ua band. W be. ler a Wilou's. J. M. Slltger ,1 r'o.'i., Ntid live .llllel.-iit kimat of Single TtsTead Machiuio. V havu an aljttable Unnb-r and lb to iu. r All Mr.ni h.iti.c Mat bin-- uiltlo well to -en. us aii order lor tliem." articlo. as th.-y arc a Kreal -avitij .. lalstr. 11 ice of each f.l. I' M KRLLMAX, Agent, maris N.. Kirst street. Kesushrllle, tint. AmmMHl shoes: -4,000 m:mmb of Ladies' It. ' .-. tt.iiti I-, lhi-klas, sud slippers; Miasi ' do. tlo., Children's Shoe- -d nil n I7.es unit jeslitii s. from the nesl Bhoe for twenti fit , itu the hiiest at tit le in., .le by Webster, I all and ace and you sill be convinced that HloHES has the best Block oi aboea iu tbe city. marl& sv, I..1H t.S'E SB BO. 1 ' BV9b 9 el China dngar Cane Beed lor sale bv H. KAatavY.Js , marls Corner First end Ytne (treets.

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THE ECONOMIST COOKING- STOVE, FOR WOOD OR COAL, WITH A SAND OYBH. This is the most valuable improvement that ha heen msde ia l ooking stores during tne ; years. THE SAND OVEN Equalizes tbe heat on the same principle ss tbs Batna Ovrs of ancient renown. THE SAND OVEN i:. tains th heat long after the fire has goas oat THE ECONOMIST WiTson the Sand Oven, is ahead of all competitor THE ECONOMIST With the 8and Oven, is oat of reach of them. THE ECONOMIST Ii. the most economical and dorsbls Store ia tb world. THE ECONOMIST Has most perfect arrangement for Broiling. THE ECONOMIST Heats water for the Bathing Boom, Ac, as quickly si anv Range, snd at half tbe oust for fuel. THE ECONOMIST Will do more Baking, Boiling and Broiling, with a gl vsr quantity of fuel, than say other Stove or Bang. THE ECONOMIST Is th Brora. Do not fail to examine it ! It is manufacture by MS. a, J. TREAD HULL, PEE1T A (WT0V ALBANY, N. T r'.,K Sal I ot y bv .s I .l.y TM.i. A"S TE r UE.VS, A . I '.. V. . i V. FmntrUir. M. BJMHB M BE MIS. "in bnshels Timolhv eeds, M do i it chard Grass Seeds, 'si do Hungarian do, 21 do K Blue Ores do. ..!. by II. BAMET, .la , tuarl'.' ( en Fit-l and Vine streets rTi. O WBtM SHIM.-5 BVBMM M.S CI. ret Set I Ah lak bj 11 BAMEY, Jo., bsssTM Corner Eirst and Vine street. C'BBIt .1 U I: .l.'tl.yiMTt'BB9. BO reels ii, I roils Cottcu Hemp sad Manllls BJhbs, aaaorted I ' jrrras Gates' Matches. Jus) i... ivial ii ... Ihe factory aud for sale cheap I. CHAS.'slcJOHNSTON. mat'' -traet, near the Csnal. V U' E m T ' el Sweel 1' .-, 1.., -ct-d ..r est inc. jut rsceived and for sale bv CHAS M JOHNSTON, Posey's Block, tnarlT N .ii, -tteet. near the Canal. VTJ TH E. THE I .Vti EBHMG.VBn respectfully iuformsth' pui-lir that he ha tlu- .ia; . ild ..ot In-. mil.- stork of Dry Goods te Heasr V Miller atiJ Henry Niehans, whi will carrv on the bu i uada-t the timi of ill LLEB a NIE1IAI S, ;., 'I. -...am. old stand, 4. Mais s t ret i 'll .- itock will be replenished aad coa -pb-ted in a few days, when they will be glad tors osiw t it-c-tll-ol Ibeii friends and the old custom era ol i lit hnii-e. I recommend my successors t. tin- lav I the fsabHr, ami have . nl to t email that my -i - oal .it i.-iehit,.'.- w ill be given to all un Settled I, Hairs f IBS l.ile tjrnt. marls W.M. J. l'Kl BLEB. It tiotic" oi Mi V. .1. I', iti.hr, we would respe llnllv solicit n share . the public patronags win. I, will be UsaakfaUy aknowledgssl by tb rasMj kssj Bssi Mil. 1. Kit A NIKHV8. Y. usl r : . 1 ndj ia i marl b.ima'jmrm.e M.iH.n fob bJlm. W OB t A i Hi Ml I.l. ri.KMft. Ooe of tbe vary beat Curses, aitiaatt d ia Booit Township, in Vander bine!, ouejaty, the lioniesteiul f Edmund Maidlow, Y.r-'.. is ortert I Iiu sale oi, in conn) of the death of the lasaawn. There w ill 1- udd either 125 acres er 245 : ar and in the highest stale oi culm n ..ii. LBsMMOB300l limber land. SO acrta T tsa-, an in grass or clover, and at... ut In. I. - in wh-al. lot- t tearing is divided lata a rea it U 1 bt re B a t-od orchard, a flue garden, a good ... It sad a good bonse with alsiut 7 Cistliis, a g.to.1 barn, stable, Ac. This the oil has never been exhausted ; the I'rinct. . 1 -il rim through the land, aiel the building arc within a mile of Ingle's Stat ion, a regular stopping lace ea th Evansville A t niwft.rdswllt' Kail id. Othin nine miles ot Kvtiusville. Price ut.sl. r ue ami term very essy. For further particulars enquire of iulT-::niUw HENBV A I.l NKEMIEIMEB. For Sale on Consitznment W,B a ME CsV HEt EIPT DMBXCT from hs cetebrsted Poplar Grove plantation. I . i !.'-( !!( E Sl'CAB nd Jl., bOOS of MfBSrtM .M'I. A-l... in good packages. " Also. fr..in New Orleans 10 'I I KBCES KICK. i' liltl T Mi lor sale low to close oaa sigiimeiit. bwi9-3bi ALLISi H0WB8. it i i.i u'.iteh jffJbJtv FOB 3 BALK. Nk-bols' patent, by which, without Bss ass sf wheals, i roe j t.mp, or any complicated aud . p.-i.-n. app.ti.ii ti pi ime Mineral Watec is matle in thirty mil :i (.uperior to that pro In...! by ai netltisl. Syrup Apparatas aad Draft Tuls-rf"all in i oeaph ' nb-r. Would b old low if appli. -a tit in i- made immediately. STMAHIi A THOMPSON, in ir: Iru-n-t. 17 M sin street. Tabs i;.v-.VAV.r.v J.vmm MM BBC LEI! formed a copartnership for the pi.,. ; ice f M( dii ine, oft r their services to the citizens of Kv. it, s ille au.l vicinity. Oftice on Third eh thearsS building above ftp Oreeoeat City Baal ' A Bly the's Lw ofllce. Dr. Pennington,s irridrnoe, on Cbestnot street, oppteite the Epi.- pal Church. Dr. De Brnler - i iiki ol Cherry sad Second street? aaarO M H. FUlt A, MHi Hl tECT JTD Mm INTENDENT. CRESCENT CITY BANK BC1LDING8, EVAMerilXB, Isn. Plan, Spe kOrsati i,-. Deteased Drawings aad Kstinmtes of Tui. lie ami Private Buildings, Stares, ami iitmm. will ie raretolly treiarsd and satis - lattioti guaranteed. It" 'olints tho patreOd the citizens i, t i ille s,d vicinity, mar 5 BMM. CU.I.'S'lt s, .i TTETMBK .' far Ball . 1 Bali ail lizea, 8pear A MmBm u"t Cest Steel Hand Saws, Do do Spring do do. Do do Bip do. Thei SfriBj8laH Hnnd Saws are something new ir. this market, and are the finest goods made in the world, and efjaaa ( HAS. 8. WELLS, mar'. of ihe Mill Saw, 13 First st. It; It E.l. 'll E it 11.1 TK.-JJT Jf.Vtirelv new- stvleju-t received. At I 1 1. R A M Ab '( iNNfEB, mart N I M Main atreet MB Mi't'O LO.tl M.VM tJES, a.S'B OTItM tybja received per Express. mar4 VALUER A MARCONMER K. O. W r.bsTLU, F. G R1SOOOLD. f ' isavtlt, Mrch I, 1K59. We bow have ire receiving, our usual laiire ui.d complete stock of Spiti"i axd Sraara Boots aDd Shoes, Belt ted Wrth the oare and judgment of long ex-perii-ie e We deeii II raar attention to tb work of OOB OWM MAK1 w Kt ' TC RE, which for style ami quality is ntisiirptwcd. Feeliag CO! .lent that ae can offer great Inducement-, we solicit a call. Respectfully, 1 1 V. a. WEBSTEB A CO. muE.mt .n tj t . w rbl tmWh mjvm PA K1N-. .'I tor 1' i lies A large stock N. V iti-limv Coi, pany'i ijixnis in store at all hm . a Mamiai ii. mi:.' I'liicE. Warrantedauto any other. t B. WELLB, in t. MfJSI ' tSBB Mill Saw. 13 First street. OVrf .S-II ttt ES lo r, , i . lb ( aUvbria Litjaorice Its .le Sab jwtre, list Nutaaeg. P.si do Madder, fi mats Cassia. Beet ,t-d and f.i -ale bv Mri ( HAS. Mi JOHNSTON. mio ativevw .i 9 W sices. TIMoTin Sl.EP, lot btisb. prime new. For sale nr aeptJ i 0 it DAZELL 4 Go