Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 208, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 April 1859 — Page 3

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1 KRIOAV MORNING APKII Kvausvtlle A ( rtMfordivllli Kaliroad.. DEPARTURES. AtcoasiwocUtiiw Train Mall Train ARRIVALS. Mad Train A .Tom modatton r..m a. M io.) t r. p. . 7.IO Local and Miscellaneous. aUCFAELAJD'l TlIKATRB. If ttu honet desire and effort to afford the lovers of tbe drama an opportunity of witnessing superior performance, merit a liberal support, Mr. Macfarland certainly deserves it. He has spared no pains in renovating and reseating the Hall so as to make it comforta ble, in securing the services of a troupe ot able performers, and, above all, in maintaining the strictest decorum, to make his entertainments attractive and attractive they have been. He baa lately added auother budget of tun embodied and known Yankee Biorte which has had quite a tendency to enlarge those who have had the good fort tin- to be present to eujoy bis comicalities, li a man necessarily grows lut from lp u li laughter, the proportions of some of our Theatre-goers are bound to enlarge, tor laugh they mint. To nigh', Mr. Bierce will appear in two of his inimitable pieces M Paternal Schemta," and the " Loan of a j Lover.'' Lovers of fun will, no doubt, be hand to enjoy the treat. Soaa or Tempbramce The Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance holds its aami-ann tal session in our city next weok, beginning on Wednesday. The Order is said to be in a high state of prosperity at tha present time large accessions having been raa4 to its uumbers within the last year and, wa presume, a larc delegation, tram various parts of the State, will be with as 1 1 their meeting next week. We liAve nut received any notica a to what course the Division here intends to take, but we Uel assured they will see to it that our city sustains her reputation tor sociability and LoSjiitaliiy. We freqiifutly have our alteution called to the great increase in the business of ! our city. heu wo examine the reaitons tor this, we discover that it i the energy of our mercantile community that produces this effctt, not the slow-going properly holders, who leave their lots vacant, thereby driving good settlers from abiding with us. Our particular attention has iieen c alled to the great increase in the dry goods and shoe business. The stocks of these goods are large. Our friend Hughes, on the corner of Main and Second streets, has received almost daily tor the post week, additions to his stock of the most superior shoes ever brought to this market. Be sure and patronize him. Vl.woh - Cocbt. On Monday next His Honor, Mayor Baker, opens a Police Court in the Council Chamber, over Scantlin s store. The trial of criminals for violation of the eiiy laws, fir some time past, has been ' ' piNceu uiiogeiner in i;ie nanus ot the Lily Recorder. We are glad to learn that Mr. Baker is not only going to renovate matter, ananciallj, ut that he also intends paying hia respects to all disturbers of the peace. He will meet with the approval of all classes iu his efforts to advance the interests ol our city. Hi v er Kama. aaairau ahv dkpabti ara rmii &'. i .. . .oi r. l 6 o'clock raraapaT. Monarch, Naw Or leant to Cincinnati Mannar, Pittitmrg to St. Loala. John C. Kramont. New Ortaani to Plttaburg. Martha Putnam, Cincinnati to 9t Loaia Lahtuon St. Loula to PHtahnrg. Diana, Loulavilla to Maw Orleaaa nr.. line, EvanaviUa to Wahaab. PucahoaUs, Wabaah to Ciaeinruti. Southerner, Louisville to Memphia. Jamea Montgomary, N. 0. to LooUllle. We had quite a shower of rain, yesterday, that did good in laying the dust. ' Business continues dull. The arrivals and departurea will be found at the bead of tha column. We visited our new boats, now in course of erection, and found the work progressing finely. Mr. Lancaster expects to have hie boat ready for service in the course of two or three weeks. The other boat is being urged forward with much energy. The boat when completed, will be near the size of the Oillum. The Diana took oa con-nderal.le freight here, but still left light. The Southerner came down with a good trip. She received some freight here, and went on her way rejoicing. Tha Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday gives us the following; Tbe weather, yesterday, continued clear and pleasant Tbe river opposite this port continues to decline, at the ra'e of about six inches is 24 hours. Tbe river is falling all tbe way down from Pittsburg. At L.cuiaville the river is filling, with 11 feet of water on tbe falls. Tbe Lower Ohio is high, and in a splendid boating condition. Tbe Pittsburg Qa4tU of Monday last published tbe following : The steamboat captains, or at least a large number of them, held a meeting on Saturday, to aee if something might not be done to save themselves from ruin in tbe St. Louis trade. Freights have fallen down, down, until now they take freight for fen rente a hundred ; think of that, dear reader. Suppoae a bout to carry 600 tons of freight. t $2 per ton, her freight bill to St. Louis would be $1200, and making a liberal allowlor passenger., say 50", wo Lave reof $1700 for the trip. Her expenses would not be leas than say $2000 for the trip oat. The result is evident. At two thousand dollars for freight and passengers, no boat of the size supposed, could make a cent toward paying the interest on tbe money invested, or to cover insurance, and wear and tear. At such rates a freight has now fallen to, uo boat can possibly live, and it is not right, ia our humble opinion, to ship ut lean than living ratca. Live and let live, all the world over. We cannot, however, feel much pity for steamboatmen, iu their dilemma. They ought u stand together, and demand living rates, or else give in, and not build any more boats. If the shipping market is overstocked with shipping, and the tonnage greater than the business, the rata at which boats are sunk, exploded and disabled, will soon reduce the number, so that what are left will have something to do.

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acta MISCELLANEOUS uhh jrjtl- MO MM: LEFT Of wLf those nice ('aba are selling so heap. CHAS. McJUHN8HN. Posey's ,j,2 Winn ateee1 . near the Caaal. HutNfuw)i .T.' ' .."' -nHt M-aasausw Auction and Commission. ViV..o.v to., mi 1 1 enhohs to V,miI? . .Nelaoii, will c Titluue the roumiiai. n t.iia inw-, ! ttt at private mile ami at auction, at tli old utand, corner .Main and Third stanCnj esjsaMBsa the VYaahingt.ii Hotel, where thev will pay part i -ul.tr atl- ntiou to the sale ot' every thing entrusted to them. they Hill attend t tui auction m1hs anywhere in the ctti i't'iiruler attention alien to the of Lands ami Towu Loin, Ac, Ar. Iehl7-Iy Ja t'oiaprisiiig all the latent American and Freurb liiabioue. llur full style Dress II it it unur ..-. ', for xj metrical proportion, ami is equal, if not MSperiorin durability and I want , to any ever made. Our cotiliormator enables us to warrant a perfect and :mfortal'l tu to the wearer, no matter how HE regular his head may he. Now in the time, gentlemen, to leave your order. VAIT1ER A MARCONNIER, seplll 3.1 Main street. THE OLD AND RKLIAM.K I'AI'KK EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL v TJi v jvav , K fUB l" UJl ' IWI a d accurate re Tta of the State of IA Market- ii. I I tie- very latest tail at BWl i day ALL TflK NKWS Furnished to the Associated Press I- proinptlt Ul" liefoiA the Readers ot the JoI'bnal ONE AND A HALF DAYS IN AIM AM I. I of the Cinriunati papers. The terma for tha DAILY JOI RN.Vi, are - par yeiir, and 50 fur aix uinth. i iMMi'l lo t ent per week , if aid to the i'n 1 1. i - A careful tumuiar) of th il n.,- ol tlo- 1. htlattirt will lie made up for i nv mp-i I.. hort, a condensed v leu of nil i- u 'Ho- Ml the Univermt, will lie fainiah.il uaM rMairfa day. aVeti w rilier it now raeeiviiu hj to Caaal a nup Iv 1 ofOial, which ia wined in: ..l iu miir riiid slii in rlen order, tree u in imptii itieH oi (uaea ' It in recomiiieudel t-i I He puhtie ax ,n ailol ill - landed to give tatialm't ...u I- Hi i oii-uiuer, an! trial .f itn quality U oii.'ii. ,i Qanrgw W Amory ' wlllHltendto the ! Iliti and delivery ul Caal, hiid riiceire ortiurii at the Wiri-hoii-' id I.- latoghliui ' Jr., on Matin at reel, aeal the t' inal L. t-it Wbaalwlaal luWaU t Lota of 10n huahelt eml Ui.ii'di nt .1 dedili li ti l wad HIAN' h AMOK WO O a Jt Mi II 'JHMi. TH f: SI Itftcrtber haa jiikt reinrued from the Eat with ; largo and freah atock of eaanyiaiina in hia line put . haaeil trom the manufuctiin i, and v.hirh will old iu low a im!i h- narchaaed in Utaeinnati, V.uih ll.ia hei Atofore h.ld the hulk ol thin t J with th.. exception of a few U-hi1hk arti le Mr h m ii ..i tu utore, and lidnlv ii .-iviiia lmm dozen I'm in ted fcakets, all eolota, unai neta 1 it.-l aa4 'i t Tulm, all aku, sjw akiaaa Rraai aoaad Ceaar Kackeai, 2H aeata Patated nrl .Vdai heelers, il l .. Cealai Pixxisi". in ttr Iira ...t li... U.ui. 1, IMiduapa Oaaal Chama, kraa houud, Ion do Ki d CbaVw Cbiirna, iron hound, I jo ,o Well Uuekii-., nrniliil, Jgraaias, am ilo HrtMiuis, all -inl.-- IV.. m ye t ihlo to mmill honrth. li M IVreawaaaa (.'p-, impiirted, VaeVaM Baakrts. tanuartsil. fcarj A cuaanaoa, lim do NY aahlioardii, zinc and baaaJel i l-Ki aw Ititiid waiaka, j lata aal t. ai A LSI I ' Bloom Makex' Mated il -Hnii lli-. Tv ui I .. I -, mid Wire, I Kodlu I'iiik, Potato M.oii Piwtn M.mrd.'. wMHieii liowU, Chopping: hnivea, t'lothea Pln, Neet MwiieureB, Klowi : .nket, Ran el Cwera, Buttei !"Uiup, A'., Ac , including too large variety for enunii rti:..ii in an advt i tiia'iiioiit Pin -eh.'taera hh' leijn. M.! to rll .4n I MaSSSSM for them aataaai J. H HDBSELIt. 600 Mala atinat mar'J Between 3d and 4th, Louisville, Ky. a l.-i JHuiiM as K.il.l s lit: ceived jer J'.hn BtatBe, for aale hy jan3l PRESTON BROS. TEH AND JOl.NKK, ia prepared to do anything appertaining t j either of tha ahove hranrhea. Particu'ar attention ftatd to the fitting up of Store HiMima; alao to the huildiug of Bai ns, ililla, Ehctoriea, and Dwelling Hotiae-t, in town or country. Milla fltted up to otoef when required. T It one wi.-.h lug work done w ill ph-ace give me a call, an I w ill alway he lead;, at ahoite.it notice. 'IV r no. easy. Shop on Third ti I . h. tw.-.-n Cheatnut and Cherry, ou alley. n. i 1 o W T TKJTi 0.", JLL !- WM. EG4J8 ju-it n-i-eiteil at -tioo zziy.z..rimrj.. OLMSTEl' .v SABIN'S. AtAtr'M TO tl ittatai Harrow's Taaaceo for sale hv PHESToN Bltn Bi m.i USUI a. K"T ,F R'Hf'J , , Eormerly of W . .1. Dwkl U , I- ! o.orly of S. Emhith. Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CASH DRI GOODS STOHK, No Lt Mai WnMWt, mart.1 EVANSVILLE. INI). Evansville Property for Sale ! i it f.j t ujmujtiJVH' mmwrnmrnm Or for aule ut very low pri. ea. -i LTS in Smith's addition opposite im Dspot, and IP , AUtES tE LA ND oppoait. th Fail Grenada, hanng tt.a atvprty divided iu partition of the ratate of TIkm. I). Smith. iK-eased, in ISC.2, bj Oorge B. Walki-r, Marcus Sherwood, .not C. ti OisnsCaakd. GosnsBjii sinners. For term, apply to martt -.,Vm JOSEPH I.ECKNKH rmMWLK JS'OTMCM, K VKM z9aD IV - ML V have on hand, and are main.f..i-turiiiji to ..pier, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons. Cord Tassel-, At. Ladioa wMsiaej Iks) ahote named articlea, would do well to give us h call let'H. piircbaaing; vlsva'iere, u they can tz i hat tbev want t also wholssale to meichanta hv the pi.ee or yard, ao that it will kaj an olject for th.-m . xi- nv their aaaaSa. AH orders aval as will be tilled with iiatneaa and dispatch. V alao keen an aJioi tinent of Si vti.Mi M m him -raaaaaatty on hand. Waarln . VTHsaa'a, J iiiicr A CcV, aud five iliiTernt kluda of Single Thread Machines We h.ive an adju-tahle Biioh i and Ueamer. All prs..iis h iving Machin. s n II do well to aeud ua an order Lt these articles, aa lhs are a great saving ot labor. 1'rire of each V M sri.l.MAN, A)ei,t, uiarla No I Firat atrent. Evitonvilie, lad. ewoiY ' jozy.'-'J,ooo pair otlw Ladie' B ...tis s iinlt ra, Buskins, and Slipper.-., Misses' do. do., Children'- Sh 1 .1 .11 size and I ipialities, from I In- neat Sh. f..r tat-Dly-flve centa j to tha ttneat article made hy Wetister. t'al! and see and vou aill U- convinced that 111 nHKS has the best stock of Shiaa in the city. mar!6 M .'ai bushala Timoth) e.-. ea do .1.. Mtchard lira-- .-.-.lliiinariaii J , K. HI ': 1.1.. - J.. H HAMEV.Ja, 1 .mi. i- Kirat snd Vine streets 21 d I or sale by msria IIJOK JA'il MJTVXKS.-SQ reela ami roila Cott.,n Iteoiu and Manilla Rots, assorted aiies; 150 gross LiaU-a' Mutches Just received from the factory and for sala cheap b) CHAS. McJOONSTON. u.ai'J Main straet, near the Canal. O TH E. - TME t.DEBi9ittJ'KU reai.ecttullr informs tbe public that he ha thia day awld out hia entire stock of Dry Goods to Messrs. Henry F. Miller ami Henry Niehaus, wh will carry on the buainees under the firm of MIL LEK A NIKUAV3, at tbe same old stand, a Main street Tbe stock will tie replenished and com plated tu a few days, when they will bo glad to re calve the calls of tbnir friends and the old custom m of tbe houae. I recommend my au-eesora t the fitvor of the public, an. I have onl to reroarl that my personal attendance will be iriveu to all uu settled albitni ot the bste tirm. marl8 WM J. DEUBLER. MM E EE R R . VsV TO TUE a B O V Mi MB notice of Mr. W. I. Deublei, we would ra pertfully solicit a sbar of the public patronage . huh toll! U- l.anklnM ack n., U.l.-e.t ti. )oun tagiuners. MILLER , MKHAU8 Ev vNavtLi.r., Irdtatia marl Mma Lea bm.m t-aR.n WM ..a. , W 0' FAVORABLE TKRMS. One of the very tajat farms, situated in Scott Township, in Vander burarh county, tha homestead of Edmuml Maidlvt , HaM Is offermt foi sale on account of the death of the late owner. There will be sold either 125 arree or 246 af res ; 80 n-re am clear and in the hih.-et state nt cultivation. Balance good timber laud JO arrea of the clearing are in grass oi clover, and about 4 acres In wheat. The clearing ia divided iuto seven fields. There is a geod orchard, a fine ardeu, a good well and cistern, a good bouse with about 7 reaaaa, a good barn, stable. Ac. This ia a model farm, and the soil haa never been exhausted ; the Princtou road runs through the bin , and the tiuildiugs are within a mile of tuple's Station, a regular atoppitu; place on th Evansville A Crawfordsville Railroad, within nine miles of Krauavllle. Prk moderate and term very easy. For iurtiter itartlculars enquire of nil7-3iiidA . DEN BY A Ll'NKENHKlMEB. For Sale on Consignment. H BE a BE .V It tit E I f T itMBECT WW from the celebrated Poplar Grove plantatloa, Louisiana, leu hhda CHOICE SUGAR and 213 bbla of superior MOLASSES, In pood pack ages Also, fmui New Orleans IU TIERCES RICE, S5 BBLS TAB For aaie tow to close con imeiit miri-.Hm ALLIS A HOWES.

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Special Notices,

CHEWING TOBACCO. An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in pettluenp FINK CI'T CHEWING TOBACCO, hiOanen .. I. t ! I. Mi- - ! m HU IN A RRo , of New Y-ili t itv ToHA' o of t)i BET QUALITY i- elnt.d, neatly wrapped in TIN FOIL, ml PATENT The great itJv ii.t - ! tin ore i utkei tiranJe onm-t in tne Me o IBM parkatres, n nderint; it more convent)! to rsWy in the pm ket, and hy lieiaa I'KKS-KI) M'LiDit ktesM MOIST and KRi -11 and ln:M-ove in qualt ii it i WJist : while in other hrH::d- i - li ;i- I In- p.n DI" I op.-ned, the qaa itj rapUlj DLTERloRATES th tobaeco growing dry and iittei iog the j ;no r.,; annoyance of tha consumer. The Dreatdtig which ihe Fine t'ut T 'l.,- o underajaas in the proreaa oi ni.intifactur'', frees it from all fcrit St itnpni itie so eSaaStiawaMa lasfca-aae of Phv Totiacco. Cbewen will do well to ,:iv. li., Pitent Praaaed a tiial. itnd tulte foi i lo-iu-41 v - 'r ale '- XYholesale Merrhaiita, alio ieieir it .lit.-, t ii .in t io Maniitat-tnrei . E. kODVIN A BRO., fl" '207 ACoOWaterat., New York i it. . J. Mo$ttlir'M ctltbrmttd ttfmmch Bl I f RSSa, fr Itja l ai of Vexer ami Aie, ia, bei.i t all roiitrovi i-y , th-- wifet aiid remedy ' Unit (..ol.l I... u-e, l.r the trhVted. for all dlaeaaea of th.- ahove uutnr. I'll.- t i i lent attack of thu.hn.i Hul divert-. h. ofti II ht eli prevent,-. I 1.J it: o- of thin teliahle teineily. The "BitUra" ha. h - ii aafti ay ITaa am i letot in -n xnaie pi, ii . in the tiealiiifiit of Ee.T and Ague, for i.uuih-r ol ur, mot iti wonderful ctirjli- m.v art ara aell known Loth to the pre and the puh- ;,. i h. - who .le-i:.. i thorough renovation of tl.i n aaaAvW satem, ftjiould not fill to utw- the Milter-." U" Kof wale h Ir -4 i.t -i nd deah-ra Reuerully, , w i where. ap20 Hollotray'a OtHtinmt.Krptplu mmd eiii er, the -cuirK" of all rl!mea, are InfaJlihle re -mo ted hy the application of tbU peni-rtul healing H.tlilof.. to rulrtiie. il- a id KUlldlilai i1i-e;ae , tlw kml. iMth no greater anaredei than tiiia reat -tu Let i I ii i o for Aiirgicul operatioiiK. Theie are many lu ing v. ho h.it e ir.iip.-d l.c-i iiuiiig the victims of the hitter h ii- tiru. I u- Sold at tin- manufactory. No. an Mali aliaac. New York, and l.y all Df agajtata, at iic ,..'. , and fcl pi-r Mit. ap'J IHaoh'u .,...(, HtacLbtrrf rMIN TIYK N'iMi; Know to Ku. ' -In curing the luo-t .i ! i . l.-l ..lol .!; i n it -.! .1 . t Iij..i. i , . tit). PtarraZra, lltix, (Imliia Moihu... Snminer Cuaaaaatat, ami t -i rhildren teetbtag Htti-mleil with i iiiifotii.ii i law howein. Flat t6t far aaaf Kolt OCWtt) OOLM, Ac Monroe - r.-ugh H.iI-miii i a simple md eaVi IiihI ii -hicdy III all the ahote . ..inp'. il:it- - -e-. Lilly III A-tlini.i Pi h i- .' ' i . nH ;.. i hull! monkii: TniiTii ai iii. Brccint (iiV.H iuillie.li.it" relh I. Hid BfUft - t,illl,h,- ,., ,,, (taaaa i n. ti taaaai pet aaatSa. Prepar.-d onl) hy J. 1( MOMIOE, aM asM wli.deH.tle and retail hy lK E KASTK.KLV, E. rtirner Third ami I'hoanut t-., M. Luii. sTonnAitD a matnow, 1 . r. W BAWTKI i 1,1 ' Ev vN-viiir, Indiana de.-.'i-dfwtm Bndiam Mining Company , Exaiiavilh-, Indiana. ; Krtii e on ator Ktre.it, betw.-eii Main mid Locnst I Cistl, in ipirtnt iti.-a of not leas than J bu-sbels, de1 llten d to any aut of the i ity, ut 1" lents la.r lHr.h. ! at the pit, 8 en i- JOHN WVMnND, IM t -St-rrelart ami MatLurer tfil EVANSV1LLK WEEKLY JOURNAL, Madt up from the Ivni .I.t knvl, contains S Commh oi teeU-elerifd uhJ (.iretoVy prrparl Hen. I ij MaUn , all .iiIimk the best medium for k. . pmi: oiu li tends iu the coUllliy fully "posted up," to la? loiind in ika Vast TU tVaTBaTI ISUn&aJPaUC Disl'A'n HKS, fogethei with a sum ma i) ot t.. Matkets, ire in .sertro iu every Weekfj puper, an.l b Denaaaa ihe J u'rsai , our liii-n ls fas fsallj SrW not IsInl le to I "picked Hp" I.) S.o ulatoi and ! ! thuir produ. t..i l-t Com it i- ai null. , 1 1 h , as oli- oflell Is-ell .I.To i h -ielofoif ssfl" Kctn. inh i tha' :!.. Wi.ckli J n'i ... . I, ay mt BKADlNt. M m.k. ,...t ad aU -ih. of advi i ri-ef.ieiit.- t?l The M'eeklv JeSSffJal v 1 1 1 ' I kill I. . ,-t . n-.oli the .-.llsHI ibei s it the n.t..iiuii ....i,,tt.- ii. . 1 season i'lJt.s - .'in-le . , pi i .ii.-. m Our frleasJs akowld aaaki kasta to raaea their tab iiptt nv our t.-i nn aie strictly ia wlMmes dec7 fod Liemr ail as a falmtmbtt Jtty. The r.-.iiit iniprovemeaaaaail kj Qawra in the preparniioii ot a flrnTjai fsllj raalelnlng asglstj live sr n nl .1 tin lies! Oil, nd nppioved hy thf N A. in. ul Medirisw, adapts ihi- aluahli remedy I., the i.i.l .h-li.-ate vioit.a.-h It i- lotaiDl, .li- I...1 ,i ts-imilati-I like ..in ! ! Ii.sroti., Ps aM a Mown. N... 4 FL-tch-r .met, New York, aie th- neral kfjeats lb Haera's Cotl Liver 0U Jell . For aale :. all Drugials. :usi ,'-tni TEE ECONOMIST COOKING STOVE. FOR WOOD OR COAL, WITH A SAND DYEN. This U the moat valuable Improvement that bat been made in Cooking Stoves during the past twenty yean. THE SAND OVEN Equalizes the heat on the same principle as the itaina Ovts of ancient renown. THE SAND OVEN Retains the heat long after tbe fire has gone out THE ECONOMIST With oct the fland Oven, Is ahead of all competitors THE ECONOMIST With the Sand Oven, is out of re-ch of them. THE ECONOMIST Is the most economical and durable Stove in th. world, THE ECONOMIST Haa a most perfect arrangement for Broiling THE ECONOMIST Heats uater for the Rat bins; Room, Ac., as quickly at any Range, and at half the cost for fuel. THE ECONOMIST Will do more Baking, Botlingand Broiling, with a giver quantity of fuel, than any other Stove or Range. THE ECONOMIST la THB 8TOTK. Do not fall to examine it ! It Is manufactured by W. 4 J. TREADWKLI . TERRY k NORTON, ALBANY. N. Y. Fob bAi.r. only bv BCJJTLiJS' K18TKPUE.YS, No. 13, Afata St., EeaturW. W. UUiGULa.VDEB mWTB. JSm AVVw MM tirefy new style just received VArTlER A M ARC) NN IKK mar4 No. 39 Main street.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH, '

BY THE E4 W. LINK. -iWasmikoton, April 21 a The usual crowd waa in attendance this morning. Among trie lexers reccivei by the counsel one was read this morning by Brady from a lady signing herself in Ureek characters, "Olynthia'Aiken, and deacribing herself as one of tle order of frailty, one of the simple writers for the wave of some masculine pocket-handkerchief. The letter is dated from We?t Randolph, Vermont, and asks counsels attention to the following. " 1 wonM have no wasps around my honey ; if my wife took a lover 1 would not lecture a woman: what I the use? I'd kill the man; kill him as I would a snake; if she took another I'd ?end him after the first. The Judge said tlwro was a letter on his desk directed to one of the jurors, Mr. WUson, in the care of the Judge. It bore the w York post mark ; supposed there was no objection to its being handed to the juror. Assent was given on both sides, and the letter was handed over. After a few minutes the letter was returned to the Judge who s.tid to the counsel : " This letter is handed back by the juror : he knows nothing about it or the writer; it proceeds from the very worst motives, it is an improper and impertinent, and unwarranted interferencewith the courts of justice." Tht letter was handed down and examined by counsel. The Judgo thought the letter had better la? placed in rusted j of the District Attorney. It waa shown to Sickles and scrutinized by him Mr. Brady said the proposition made yesterday by the government to the counsel of Sickles, to admit the coufession of Mrs Sickles as evidence is rejected h the defence. The District Attorney proposed to examine Francis Doyle to explain bow and under what circumstances certain papers testified to by Mr. Miller and Dr. Pendleton, as to where they were tound. Mr. Brady objected, urging that this was not rebutting e idence. So loug as the middle of the prosecution of the case, the Coroner was introduced and asked to produce cerLiitt articles which had been connected with the person of Key. Various persons who were ittsihe Club Douse at the time Key's body was brought there, were examined, and your Honor will remember how scrupulously it was endeavored, but failed to discover, whether there were any other articles than those which the Coroner possc?ed. We never heard of those papers until they were produced on the stand. It has been shown by the defendant that the prosecution knew of these facta almost immediately after they oune into his hands, and that he communi cated tliem to Mr. Carlisle. Mr. t uld said ii was not communicated to the prosecution, .that these papers could at any time be lound on the person of Key , we now propose to show under v. hat circiiuistnnces these were found, nnd then to trace how they came into the bands of thu witness Phillips argued against the lin of examination proposed. There hi vn would Ik- an end of the trial if such a course were permitted. Ould said there was io evidence offered by the Cnited States as to the existence of the circumstances introduced by the defense. Brady remarked thab Pendleton yesterday repudiated tbe idea that he had lent himself to the concealment of any kind of testimony ; the fact was that Pendleton received letters from the person of Key held then in custody, to be used when required, and commnnicated to Mr. Carlile the fact that these papers existed, and yet the defense knew nothing of them. After further argument the evidence was admitted. New York, April 21 11 The t-liip Cliampluin was totally destroy ol bj tire at Buenos Ayres on the first day of March. She hail a cargo of Hay, nnd it ia supposed was set on fire purposely. No lives lost. The mutineer; of the whale ship Junior. Herbert, Stanley, nnd Cartha, have hei-n omul I, on theii cond trial, of umnafaMaJsstM llAHRISBl'Kb, April 21 M Sitmuel liallut. a member of the House of Representative from Carhou county, died ia tliM rity last nif?ht. He has been sick for two or three weeks past. His remains were taken home to day, accompanied by his idow nnd other members of the bena-d fiimilv. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, April Jl -v KUur dull, t G 00 for Ohio ; a decline of l . ci-nt1. Wheat unchanged. Torn firm at (., 80c lor white, and MQSSe for yellow. Provi!nu; dull Whisky steady. Cincinnati, April M M Heavy ruin uince seven o'clock., Hivert fell thn-e feet two inches during Ihe last twentv-four hours. Hfei?" The greater pari of the time of the Circuit Court, yesterday, was occupied iu hearing: discussion" of demurrers. The criminal docket tius not been fairly enterea upon, yet. XttasF" A number of American ladies, resident iu the Sandwich Islands, have sent to Mr. Everett the sum of one hundred and forty-one dollars as their contribntioa to the Mount Vernon Fund. Ika? A box containing several hunJred dollars worth ot old Spani.di and a dagyer of tint- workmanship, and set in diamonds, was dug up, a few dnra since, says the Elkhart Revuv, in that town. A justice in Troy haa actually oiin troy uas aciuauv ovrn5davs' imprisonment for ii a e. 11a. A new ram of terror tenced n man to 25 stealing an timbre to umbrella impropriators has commciiced I. a it i E 8, noon .vosx.v.vv. i.... . moruina, Mr Kaacli. VV t .let vou ' sret home? I got home a few tlays ago, and have; I Moawfcf the hiienf aortineut ot Heel Uaitera, Plain anil Passey rvfl' Heel-i, Kid and Morca-co Hoota and I Bnxkio-i. and a nit-al vai iety of Mi--. ami Cliilureii s aiter, Mn, isnppers ami lie-. Alao, a ..i.y.1 v Jl-iulv i.f V.klltl.'a Mini ltt.Vfi' SlliM. TiCfl an.l fhlpain. Call and examine my stock la fore buyuiC elsewhere, as I am determined to sell at Vary j -in. ill i ioitr, cheii. f-i caab. Cmom while the largaius are in the market. JOHN RASCH, sarSl-li No. s Second st Kvansville, Ind. j BLMt E SH E t a HE S. -sf EE U' ttBB. J lett if line, fresh Peache, for sale cheap U I close Consignment, by FlfKnN RROH. jm sr. RatsMyrs -ioo whole tr WfMw half boxes for sale by febl-.i R K. 01LBERT A CO. JSrmmSSSum W 'tmbmehbj s uc5 cesaors to Hallo, k J St.aldard, wholesale dealers in Drugs, Chemicaia, Oib, Painta, OUsa, Glassware, K-., have just rwcved large additions totheii ia k, and are nosv preparesl to tuiniah Physirisne and Storekeeia-ra w 1th every article in their line, at reduced priiea. I Living mad" purchases cicclusively for cnab, and by the package, can otter ini ducementa to buvera irn-Hter than ever before, i Also, a largw and vari) a-v- rtmeut of 1A GUERREOTYPK AND AMBttOTYPK STtK.'K , 1 conaiatiuic -f ajio-r, I 'tM-nMcaln, i iw.. and eri ' article reiaired hy urtiata. We also manufacture an taiproved kind of u..iexphaiive Bui niliK Fluid, tor aale by tbe Iwinel , r at retail. Coal Oil constantly tm baud, with a large a- . -i in -ut ot Fluid aud Oil l.ampe Orders from Artists and Storekeepers prmnptl) ' attendeil to, at the aaiae pri- ea as thiu,rlt they al tended perwaially. Particular ..ts.nti : aid b packing and I .i -I warding promially. STODDARD A rlt. MP- .s i dcc4 No. JT Main street.

miscellaneous. i llUtSlUN KUATZ.. .VI. n.:iLaa KRATZ & HEILMAN. CITY FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS ANDBCILDEKSOF:TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. Saw am! Uriat Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws, iiiHiiniue Machines, Chinese Sng.tr Cmie Mills. Thrasliiir .tlaenines, ac. EVANSVILLE, IND. Tlx E PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUN TS bee kav" to inform their tn. nas uia ine IHihRr i? nwrJ tht th. y are pn-pareo u. no an kinds of MACHINE AMI FINISHISG WORK, mi. I everything apjiertaininir to tlw Found i-y buiueaa. They are inanukvrturing StfcAX Escinks axi Boii.krs uf any size and power required. &w Mill M.-uhiiicrv ami Mill Gearing of any size; Distillery ami Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gnmttiiiig Ifaeaiaea, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills, Hi.rsepowir, Com-sbellers, Machinery of all Kinds made and repaired. Irnn and Brass Castings of ssssffy description. Iron Honsefronts, Celhir Grates, ate. " Cooking and Heating Moves of the latest imairoTed i attoi n i Holkra Ware, Dog Irons, 4c. j BREWERS, DISTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, c, Happliert with ev.-rv description of Copier and Sfceet Iron Work. Brew inn Kettles, Refriecratora, AtJeioiporators. riarees, StillhesuU and Verms on . an anj .1 prii . iple, Columns fur Alcohol Stills, Yeaal Sag, Cans, Syphons, Ac ; Copper, Lead and ' In.n Pie; Copper, brass and Iron Pumps of every rariety, for beer, splrita, oil, ,t Brasa Cacki and Valrefl, tr.-un M hiitles, drC. Workmen sent to all parts to tit up work and do ' Psatafta on ftaaas Bollera,CopjH-r and Slivet Ii-oti , Work, A c WtD METALS HOUGnT. Tbe Ikre dealim; in and selling Allen's Improved i Steam liange, Wrongbt Iron welded Pipes and TuLiiiK, Hiram HoBkiu Improved Smut Machine, Stephen Hughes' Flour Setairators, tlerwKn Boltinr Cloth, Onm Elastic Belfinjr, Packing, H aje, tr ., I of the boat kind; Tinplate, Sieet Iron. Block Tin, Pig Iron. Baliit Metal, Speltn , Fife Brick. Tliey have evriy facility of the best Mu hineiy und workmen, nnd will give all work entrusted to I rhcin, their individual atteutiou. nlljng orders 1 promptly, warranting their work, and are atiatL-l with reastinable prlr-s. sWcffire aud SaleRoonia, No ! Mill atint, Fjtundrv.Boih-r Yard and Machine Shop jU Pine , atrSv-t. between First aud Second litre ts. EvansTille.Iadiana. 4af mMijmiVitiTMAT0B'ti T M VMrmM Notice is hereby given that the nnd .ruined has been apxini-.l Adminiatratm of the itate of UavidAikiu, Jr., late of Vanderburgh . oi.uty. dei ieaied. Said intate is solvent. ni!r2e-3wd DANIEL A I KEN, Adm'r. .'II IhiXu Ut .Illy. JO J., I. III. .11'A'i do Loi..n yrnp, do Prim.-W. K.t'lios, 5 bbis Spirits Turpentine, in bids Linseed Oil, .' bbis Wilmington Tar, bbis Ale 24 lames Turner's 1 . 1 :. - i Wilts, lu do Scheidam Schnaiips. In ntiare aud for sal by PRKSToN BROS. w VJHnxm 7 limbr:- Tmlii va tLJ ileraitcned has now in hia yard and for sale Knur Hundred Thotlfcand feet thormmhlv -ieasoii-d PINK LUMBKK. Th is an A N 1 lot, mauufactnredont of large, full grow n timber, and not of 1.U' Fenln l .a'liii. Thankful tor the very literal patronage bestowed on him the Ktst year, he would reste-ctiully k t..l a . .nitinuance ot tin- name. JOHN F. i LOVER, apl L ot nor Main and Seventh sU. B SS -.' it riy'Mi 'LiioRi.yrtJ. a large and cviiataut supply for sale by apl JOHN F. GLOVER. aairtm r.aaicu irnNiin hchai'skr. g ii .. it r.y 1: it sin i' the t.vni:nfineil h;ive formed a partnership u-ider the J11111..0! S. KM UK II A CO., and will continue the Dry Quods baatoasa at taa aM stand, No. 49 Main -to. t SAMUKL EM HICK. KKHNAUD SCH Al'KKIt. N. II - Keeling thankful fcrthe past lilral pa-tiouagi-, we will proiuiae to do all in our power te luaerve a coutiiiiiance of the Name. iuai'tl naaaw saafiaar . am a asrara m . 7.7 . .T "nT, , . ' .;: . . BU &. V, J , 1J Jl . I OI Iir.M . II II I UK J lift 1 til s- n 1 a returned w.th a splendid stock ot Dry Good, selectI fd witn 2? "T!1 !ne wnn "f l T: tmiiei v which will l.e..hl at unusual lw iiriciaitor 1 '1-I1 All (tixalsi warranted :i- represented ; if I ontrary, they saay he returned at our expense, and we will ufaai tit asiarj S. EMBICH CO.. mar: 1 No. 49 Main street. ..V JPUIJS'U H.I Hit M :i 11 1: M) doaeu C. Si. Plautera' H.-. i"i do Root Hames 18 d.. Beta CaSarai i CH.ka Trace-, n do Lag 1 aalaa, 51 team te.-l kfjeajg, V.i do do Spadea. Kor aale bv a GKO. H. SOMsfTAU, No. 10 Blain at. I'. H.I. nil, M. It., .! ehhpnthic I'hvhician nnd Surceon reapecttulry tenflrs his profesaional aervins to the . ilivena of Lvssnsville aud viciuitj . Kor the satisfaction of those wh..ni it may eona -tu, Dr. Baird would state that, 111 addition to a i 1. otitic education in llomct-opathy, he Kcaduated with tun honors at one ot the la-at Allopathic medical cI'i-hm in the country. Ha V iag devoted spe-lal attent ion to Surgery, and having s complete set of splints, Jcc,, he in prepared 1 rereler .it'-f i.-ti i aid to th..-e leijuir 111; surgical tro.it men t. , Otfi. , No. " Main street, uffic- boejn I from 1 to 9. m. a2 ' W U". HI i UK tt, mM IMI'ORTEIt.- -Small I'rofita ami tjuick Males" ia lk m .tto at J W. UGHKM Wholesale Qiieensware Stor.-. No. is Mam -irevt, Evans- . v ill. Indiana. LOTeiatea K 1 . ur 1 1 -1 . iu-cn-are juat received from tin BasxUah riristiaa.au aale taw 47o ilk--- Glasaware, a MtU ' twlow the market pric. l,.i sale by HI BBSS 17J boxes f iiiatTlaa filaejae. warraute( te r-rl- - 1 s I'ret' v Picture. Kor aale by J. W. H I 0H1. Cash and pr.iiupt ustonier-i oiilv desirable, ac. J. W. Ht'CiHKS, l Mai. street. WP l.-l.-STE US MftKS, i f'Jf.VV sfr. M j;. ioa . B. Plaatata' Baai J.'i do. Axe. Scasaa Tnu-e Chain- Jast i-c-iived aasl fi.r ail-- at low cash prices, by ap'-' JACOB STRAUB A SiX. 4 Main at Waf CKMMMMs. 1 lit . It H I. '. JsTTTi 15 kitts Nos. 2 and 3 Mackerel just receivil aasJ $n esls 1 j CMA8. MeJOHNSTOK, jij Jinn street, near the Canal. MI..S.-BOO KMCBH JiSHOBTKh W aisea. TIMOTHY SEED, 100 hush prime new. For sale by aept3 ORR. DAZKLI. A Co. arte rum evv ua t fob FUTURE REFERENCE. That wi have not jtuled yet, or sold out ur lni t- and well selected atock of Drv Pine Lumher, but are selling at a-ntva that defy all conipetition, and are oven sella" low that n certain other dealer has advanced Che idea that tee a. e ucet to j'atl, which we take ; tb liberty to nay, he As.u ia not the fact, although ! we meat Bay vliat mo are "much ol.ligeu. n -irhl..r i Hi ; you will keep on, for it is hriuging us a j "heap ef custom). are well aware that ..ur jireesnt prinra would indicate reetilts detrimeutal to ' our pei unlary interests. However, our customers I ' wilt please laar in mind, that we will continue to sell ut present pric.-., and lower, iwhich i- from 10 i t l.. ir cent, lower man ci 1 mket) until fnttaarnoxiM ' that call oti us, th:t thJ is ,,,nrlr, th,,,n (f ihf, ,,),. to 1". per cent, lower than cau be bought in tbia We will i8t;efy all ' no humhug and can I nvii ce itit-in ot t-ie f.illow inn tacta rat that we have brought down tbn priceof LumU-r from to 30 er ceut. Secend that we are selling cheaper than ran be bought in this market. Third that ..-. it .i ic art.. i .1 a fair comitensatimi Fourth 1 ami 1 tit thafowinp to a superior aitvTotasje in j buyinir, ifor thp iification of our particular friend we pa v when we buy I. we are therefore enabled to 1 seel at a Mmall advance on cost, for cadi, or ta prompt -paying, short-time buyers. Thankful tor past lavora, we nope ro mern a con-tinuano-of tbe same Moiunir that ail w I o witi t i huv 1. aal aeas4ned Lumber win give as san. NEWBFRKY 4- CLEMENT, ap2 Cor. Main Eijthth sta .opp. K. lt. Pepot. OBK NTOCM.-l JBBM.MB, a L L 3 veers old, and 4 vomit; Horaea, for sale st . H. COOK i SON"t Stock Yard, tl Main street and 2 First street. mrajntr ho.ihs ieoo boxes, as. M smarted, in store and for sale bv fcbPJ lOO.OOO ssile by S E. (iILBEHT.f CO. F O 47 At EET CU f Poplar Lath in yar 1 aud for JOHN F. GLOVER. L.. JUR.y MO, aVOOHf V.U AND Hlaiik Boiik Manafactuter Firatst., la-t. Main and Lociis'j EVAN8V1LLK, IND. Blank Books ruled, ageI nnd made o order of ka best stper, from n Slemoratidtini to tbe largest l -lir..r. Muaic ami Sl;iaiu. - Ixniud in my atvle crJ7-rimd.tw la SlVS'tlBiES lo Jt.-i l'iim.h.ii , ttw Calabi ia Liouorire Km d.- Saltpetie. loo Sutiuegs, 1'JO do M.older, it lii.ita Cassia lbs -el led slid for Mile b by ti l !S CHAS. Mi JOHN'S.' N. jraaJt JSf HE-TH AOB 1. ITT I. F P E 1B PLE. W hae just received a be iutiful s.'sortiiient of Books for Children. There is uj gift VU-f ..! . - I k. 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The Markets. Evsntvlllt Wholesale Market. tirrrR,fiie BEANS, white ..fOO; Bacaa hle. ts. . 9 ibouJuers, lb (j 7 OSHVIAA, ID ZX unuil.iu; iincu. CORN MEAL, bua.-ai Hams, plain, lb... lo CHEESE, B 12J13 . M canvassed... I3 COFFEE POTATOES 100120 Rio.com'n. lbl.VJai2 PLASTERS ntftuin, , ' a. . . ......... I 1 !! prime, n -r uemtnt, o. z ixyutn f a. - - - . A na ." .-VP Java, lb CaJc. PhwUr....'..43 50 I.aguyra t'd Plaster, 4001b. $3 50 j NDLES Utica Lime 3 ; CANDLES Utica Lime Star 1SAS1 V,ltlu Sand.bbl - -JOpaL SALT Sum'r prs'sl.l213 Lake. bbL 2 75 EGGS, doien 15 Kanawha.-hiieh , 2rFLOUR, bbl...5 75C M SUGAR, N 0 78 FISH Mackerel " Crasd.UVieilfL: No. 2, bbl....$15 0016 00l " PalT...HSi2 No. 2,y. hbi .$ l-OAie " I. ,i llCji: No. 3, bbl... 11 H0f313 00 'SEEDS No. bbl 6 .MW. 00 riorer . .a Kits Ex 93 00 Thnothy, b & 502 T5 White Fish. (35 60 Bine Grass, bu l 50 ' 1 1 . 1 -V 1 ri. iwA n . a. T , , Ol.i (9 1 iu (gl o I Kl lTS svar uerman r. Dried Apples 00A2 25. Extra Palm.. 5 Paachea.2 50rS3 00 Familv FEATHERS. Ib 3840 TOBACCO GRATN 1 Kenrncky, lb i23 Corn, bash 570- Virginia, A SC40 Wheat, busbl 101 -iu LARD OIL.gal. 9030 on Rye, bush TALLOW Oata, bo, (33lha.)noaol Rendered - 9 HAY, ton . ..10 0oyai4 00, Rough -5v HIDES, (dry) 15 WOOL Green fi Tub washed ( - . -n Pnilca J pra9ed, rvrt.... MOLASSES N. Orleans, gal riiiear House .3T.&37' Ex. KWre 46j Unwashed. Ooldeu Syrup ... PROVISION Bajou (hog r'd,) WHISKY . . Lard. KCdtll 8H, RETAIL MARKET 1 ouaacTru tiAitr it 2 h. cook a son BUTTER, lb... BEANS, quart .1630 LARD, ft 14 ...5 MOLASSLS 90 New Orleans, gal 50 .15 Snxar House, ga.5Gn Golden Syrup SO .14 PROVISIONS 20 Bacon stdea, 10 CORN MEAL, bush CHEESE, COFFEE Bio, CL..U1..0 Ground Java, S SLgulJers -10 Laguyra, ground, . . . Ib Hams, su. cured, 13 " plaiju.K:.......af o canvaaasd. ft. ..13 EGGS, doten 10 FLOUR, bbl 6$0 Sack, 98 lbs S3 li Dri. d Beef, rr ft 14 FISH POTATOES, bush ..$1 00 White Fiah, ft 6 SALT, sack, ft HV415 Mackerel, No. l.pc. SUGAR No. 2, ft.... New Orleausjh 810 Cod. ft 7 CUriAad .....t4 FRUITS LoaX 15 Green Apples Crushed 15 Dried " bus... .2 50 WOOD. cord 250 Fever and Ague, from which mankind suffer over a large part of t m globe, is the con .pie m e of a diaeaaaiT action in tbe system, induced by the poisonous miasm of vegeta ble decay. Thia exhalation ia evolved by the action of solar heat on act soil, and fiase with the watery vapoi from it. While the sun is below tbe boriaon this vaior lingers near the earth's surface and the virus is taken with it through the lungs, into tne oioou. mere n acts as an irritating poison en the internal viscera and excreting organs of the liody. The liver becomes torpid and nils to secrete not ouly this virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate iu tbe circulation, aud produce violent constitutional diso tier. The spleen, the kidneys, and the -t- niarh ympatliize with the liver, and become disordered also. Finally, tbe instinct of oar organism, ai if in au attempt to expel the noxioae infusion, comntrates the whole blood of the body iu tbe internal excrvtoriee to force them to cast it out. The blood lee.res the surface, and ruilu s 1.. the central organs with congestive violence Thia is the Chill. But in this effort it fails. Thou the F:vr.x follows, in which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the surface, as if in another effort to expel the irritating poison through that otbar great ooretory the skin. In this also it fails, and the system abandous the attempt exhausted, aud waits fur the recovery ot etn-ugth to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These are , theHts or paroxysms of Fever aUaUfct. Such the fits or paroxysm! of FsvEa as;. V.i i. vawssal.siawsal ,1;.., asatM ,vT a I VVUBHtHMVINU UWWIUl l a 1 1 1 Ul t UIU BV UUUM HlBf M fa t ntnoYed We have labored to find, and have fouud. au IsV : tidote, AYER'S AGUE CURE; which neutralizes this malarious peison in tbo blood and stimulatea the liver to expel it from tbe j body. As it should, to it does care this afflicting disorder with iierfect certainty. And it doos more, 1 or rather does what is of more service to those subject to this infection. If taken ia season it expels it from the system as it is obeorbed, aud thus keeps those who use it free free from its attacks; keeps the n.vsteiu in health although expoeed to tbe dieease.' Consequently it not only cures, but protects lroni tbe great variety of affections which are induced by this malignant influence, such as Remit- ' tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague, Periialical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Kevors, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Karache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitation, Painful Aflecticns of tbe Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising from thia cause, will be found to assume more or leas of the intermittent type. This "Am i: Clre" removes the cause of these derangements, aud curee the disease. This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretories to expel the vinis from the system ; and these organs by degrees become habited to do this their office of their own accord. Hence arises what wa term u.-.-ionaioM. Tim. may accomplish the same .i.i . but often life is not long enough, or Is sacrificed in tbe attempt, while this "Aot'c Ci re" dot it at once, and with safety We have great reason to ladleve this is a surer as wall as safer remedy for the whole class of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered ; and it has still another Important advantage to the public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good. SKsr-Prepsred by DR. J. C. AYER A CO.. Lowell, Mas. Price One Dollar per Bottle. sksrs.ld by KKLLF.R A WHITE. Evansvilkt, and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout this country. mar22-dAweow KO Jj'it jt U M i t T LT I' BJ I. STORE. H. RAMEY, JR., DEALCa IM AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Or All Kinds, Farm aud Garden Seed-, Fruit aad Oruamental Trees, Evergreens, Shrnbbery, Cement, Lime, Ae., corner First and Vine sts , Evansville, Ind. ttV A complete variety always on hand, of tha beet manufactures and most approved styles. fehie-d4m iUJItt.ES .neJOM'ttTOJ WHOLEsale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION ME&CU4 NT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Cement, Powder, Plaster Paris, Ac., No. 128 Msin street, near the Canal. Evansville. Iud. feh2a I ma COR HTBaCB C sjo.v, JVs. 40 MAIN STREET We are now opening a larire and w tO selected stock of German, English, I end Amertc&n Habdwvbc. which we offer at very on j. rices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Now oa baud and ai riving .ana spaaes. Ann', Rowland - and otbtsj brands Sao vela Blood's Cast Steel Grain and Grass Scythes, Do Ilay Knives and Briar do, iiardeu Rakea and Hoes. Mill Saws Rowland's and other brands, Croas-Cut Saws, do German and C. Steal, Do do, Tattle's Patent, Booth A Co.'s Table Cutlery, Uargfeave's Pocket do, butcher and other brands of Files at Edg Toole, Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chain Hames. Axes Blood's, Lippiuoott's, and others, Pump Tubiug and Fixtures. IHiio Tool Co. Planee and Truss Hoops, Spear A Jackson's Saws, Brass and Enameled Kettles, Hay and Manure Forks, . Siieaths and Cradlea, Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws. FTRNITURE HARDWARE Mahogany and Walnut Kuobe, Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Looks, Wrought, Table, and Brass Hingm, Rel Screws flat and aquare beads. Coffin Scraws and Trimmings, Sand Paper, A No. 1, Castors, Ac, Ac. Our atock of English Qooda, (Cutlery, Files, Ac.,) lading purchased previous to the late advance, enat.l.w us to offer inducements to Cash buyers, maris JACOB STRAUB A SON. Mjmu, s t n.i.n, ajrtt mravxm fefk WM t Pittsburgh Card Rates, by T. J. WHITE A Co., -lm Locust street. MBMJVTMSTB . M. MO MB. it. reapertfully mforma the citizeus f Evsnsville and vicinity that be haa locab-d here iiermuientl v for the ptir p.. I practicing rwniiairy iu an iia i. ranches. IMT Prices as follows: Gold plate (3 per tenth; lilver plate 91.50 per tooth. Pluggiag 7& eta. te -1 Extracting 25 cts. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Office No. 45 Main street, under City Gallery decii FEE If. EE Elf EE Elf IOO tons prime Hay, Uioo bush, do Ear Corn, 200 do do Shelled Corn. 600 do do old Oata, do do Bran. In store and for sale low at J. C. DCSOCCHET'S, jan23 Corner Water and Locust streets

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OM EslaMfeheil Wharf Bsat EVANSVILLE, IND. F. G. O'RILE Y & Co jTwmjitiB, FomwiMBittyj, J.y-i i -MMISSI0N MERCHANTS General Railr r. ,8teammt, an1 Expi -s Ajrenle Speeial Ajrenta for tha PEXN. CENTRAL RAILROAD, and connections over which we are aathorisul give through receipts at tha losret possible rala, Having a mammoth Wharf laiat at the Ian Jit . Having a mammoth harf boat at the lanJit a. the largest on tha Ohio River, capable of sto lug and protecting all mcrvhandire laaMe to dam. ga from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the t ;a patch of all consign meals, forwarded to onr ea s by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL, Particular attention paid to Rereirihg, Storlu and Forwarding, alao, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, aid satisfaction guaranteed. Otnee and extensive Wareaooas oa Water street, adjoining the Telagraplt, and on tha Wharf boat where ws are to be found, attending to the i-itr-rcn s of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With oar superior laeilities; longstanding; untiring energy; ana kanaliissai at oar boaineas, wa feel confidant of girta general satisfaction, and aope to saam a continuance of the 1 ihaatii paliun -age are are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will be made oa all con W . menu to either onrselves or ctirreapondents in eny of the principal marketa, North, East or ftxith P. C. O'RILEY . CO. '0MT K C0., X3.n.nvsit.S HEICCIIANTS, M Camp Srarrr, NEW ORLEANS, LA. aswar. oct22-6aad a. s. noaaau. WBBtmJr M mMMM.JBMJV, BUCK I MM ING, 1 1 R W AKHi M. AND GENERA I x COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AgenU for Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership nndet tha style of Baowa A Aikkan, and offer our services h the capacity as set forth in onr card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility tc shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL. B0AD, and assure them that their interests shall be faithfully represented, should they I pleaaed to favor us with their parrenaga. Offlca aad Warehoose em thu corner of Main at and the Canal. WM. BROWN, M AIKI.MN, Late of Howard A Brown. Late of Ft TEh, k Co ' ' jaaas-tt fr Jf. f'AaffJTB, X)BUABtlt.W AND Commission Merchant, Ko.t fosn Watv.b Prnr.rr , Evaxsvii 1 ectll-ly aWT MU B UJJTti li W 7 ar. , oh. s 9 to store la oar Fire Froof Warehouse, any quantity of Grain, Produce, oi M ichandire, on tbe most liberal terms. Having large aud airy room up stairs, particular care will be takeu of Household Furniture, Agi i cultural Implements and all kinds of Goals or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates, by the month, or louder when dosired. Varehouae located on corner of Locust street and W. and E. Canal, aiid moat convenient for shipping by River er Railroad. Apply to ap28 GEO. FOSTER A CO. elJWMJL tfTOMmt 41 K. I have a large don ble Warehouse at tbe Caaal Basin, capable ot storing any amount of produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of nnd held subj - i i owners orders ou most reasonable terms. P. O. O'BILEV mh26-tf RAILROAM AND KXPRE88. MtJIM S tSXJFBXSS r aKW.s,-s NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Exracss Cox raw ruspr. Uully annouueo to their friends and patrons, the publ; ul Evansville and vicinity, that, with tacreaaed (aclli. ties for the transportation of FMEIGUT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALUABLE. They solicit a continuance of former favors. 1 - Kicial care taken in the collection ot Billa, Drafts, otes, aud tbe transportation of small and valuable packages . AU persons wiabing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired infoi -mat ion in reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Office on First street, betveaa Main aud Locust, opiosit tbe Post Office. de 18 G. 11. Fl.-H, Agvi.t. BBEitfLJB .' t.ys f I. 1. 1. A.VH MB Louisville packet TISHO MINGO. Bam. Smith, Captain; Tabler and Woods, Clerks, wilH leave Evansville for Louisville and all interne-. li.it paints, every Wednesday and Sunday puurtuall) at 6 o'clock P. If . roar.il B E U V L, U B LBt tsville, Evansville and Henderaon Pa- ket SCIOTO No. 2, Bai.i.ari , Master, haves Evansville for Louisville aud all intermediate points, every Wednesday at 7 P. M., aad every Saturday at 11 A. M. dec CAIRO REGULAR l'A-I N . Lit l'A KET, CHARLEY" BijWEN, i Master, leaves Evansville Tu - ,y and Friday, at 12 o'elock M , arriving at Paducah at 6 o'clock, A. M , Cairo at li! o'clock, M , Wedoeaday aud Saturday. 1. turning, leaves Cairo every Wednesday and Salut day, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thniaday and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M., connecting at Evansville with the Evansville and Ccawforda villa it. R., and Packets for Green River. Also, connecting at Smith land with Ciunlierland River Pack eta ; at Cairo, with Memphis, New Orleans and St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be oMaiued on board the boat for all Eastern Cries. septi M? k mmJ: O OB 7Vt M i, kbm BJV F '.l.fsjo boshels Bran. For sale at marl Z. H. CO0K SON - BONALII ISMSa TtlOXAS S-iUSa, ii FISHER k BOLUSS, MB BJSS po UJYMtJB B s, Fi.ViHUKBS. MM Steam Pipe and Gaa Fitters, cornvr of Pino and First streets, Evansville. Indiana. Reapectfnlti assure the public that any orAers entmsted to la charge in the above branches of business, will bt executed with promptness, and in the first style ot workmanship. A variety of Bran work constantly on hand and manufactured to order. Strict attentien paid to Lwcomotive and Distillery work. Steam Ganges, Gaa and Steam Pipes always ready. Highest market price, in caab, paid for old 1 per, Braes and Zinc. decl't-lyd CITY FIRE IJRANtATliPAN V HARTFORD, CONN. Caab Capital ..ttttyH"-" Surplus This Company continues to issue policies on Fir risks at reasouaide rates. DIRECTORS: J W Bull, n Freeman, Newton Case, Tboa Sieele, D Phillips. Geo J Linder. H Perkins, Oil Bartholomew C B 0WKB8, President. C B Bowers, B Blodgett, C W Webese-. Pitney Jewed. C. C. WAfTE, Secretary W. B. Lot'NSBf av, General Ag-ent. Applications made to ALLEN C. HALL0CK , Agent. Office Marble Hall Building, Main street, Evansville. feMr.-lv REITZ & HANEY, Will continue tbe manufacture of Steam Engines and Steam Boilers of any size, together with all the Shifting. Wheels Pumpa, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ot any sise. Also, Distillery aud Mining; Machinery, Lard Tanks, Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, Itoeal lng Machines, Tobacco Screws and Finishers, Improved Circular Saw Mills, and in fact everything in the Iron Foundry and Furnishing and Machine assslsy ss. Brass Castings made to order Improv -ed Steam Guagea, Wrought Iron Pipes, Beltinga, Ac, at tbe old stand, corner of Iug'.e and Canal Streets marl9-tf REITZ A IIANF. I . Oa t t mar af 15 o b vbmel a (Time old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at mar8 VICKERY BRO , Main street. MXMMtMtt EE MB) t JB0BB EE Eft ! M t tons excellent Bran, 36 bushels fresh Corn Meal, 5 do Ear Corn. Just received and for ade in quantities to suit purchaser?, by CH.iS. M JOHNSTON. Posey'e Block, rauiil Main street, near the Caaal. If Ristst, WMOLEaaie DoeJers in Groceries, Produce Naib, Window Glass, Glasaware, Ac., No. 17 North Fint street, eorner Sycamore, Evansville. Iud. B. K. WBIIUt. JAMES D. nov23 VI Mt s. a.S'it EMB-0J CHANT TAILOR. Mitchell's Block, Main street, Evansville, Ind. Headquarter for elegaat Clothing made to order. Genu' Furuibinu Oooda, snch as Shirts. Collars, Cravats, HandkeicliiAx. Also, a variety of Piece Goods, made up to order in tbe very beat atyle and maun.-r, at quuk . .. a . t V irnia. amaii oronia luuriivusnc wwrv. ... -

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