Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 209, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 23 April 1859 — Page 3

(The Sails jKuumal.

SATCIHAT MOHMVC APRI1 ; BTtBITUlt A rmx ford, v I lie rsvad.. DRPARTUBBA. RallAcc mmrxUtlon Train Mall Train ARRIVALS. Mail Train Accommodation 6.00 A. M. 10.30 MAS P. .. 7.1 Local and Miscellaneous. ODD FELLOW8CELEBRATION, TUUR8NAY NEXT, 26va INST. The Odd FePows of Eransville HB, Thnrsds, mxt. 26th ,st.,c.lebr.t.t.. institution of ' tl r Order In the rnited State Ths neighboring Lodge hats been invited, and a large attendance 1. expected. All the tnsnibersof the Order lu the city in Wmmi tandiag, whether belonging here or elsewhete, are invited to participate. There will be a public precession, and aa addreee by the Rev. Alex. Sterret' . The addrsie will te delivered et St. John ' bur h on Ihird etreet, between Ingle and Div t,on street, at 11 o'clock A. If . A prrgrtnime U r the oc asiou will be pnbli-l i on Moaday neat. But A vers cure for intermittments, Aver s Cherry Pectoral for a cough, and Aver a Pills for all the purposes of a family physic. Bgf We call attention to the adrertisetueat of extensive sale of property, found in another column. We judge tbta will afford a rare chance for the purchase of a home. A sale of Pork in New York on the 20th inst., included '',000 bbls. prime, all one brand, to be delivei 1 within two weeks at $12.75 per bbl., for shipment to Hong Kong, for the use of the French Navy. Hail Storm. The Vincennes Timta givM an account of a hail storm that occurred tuere on Wednesday, daring which many of the hail' stones that fell, were nearly as large as ben'a eggs. Little damage was, however, Lne to glasa or fields. Hm.h Ta.s. -The Rock Maud, Illinois, Argun complains very sei iously of the taxea in that city and county. Tlio Uxes of the city altogether amount to four per cent, on I the taxable property. Don't let us grumble any more about our taxes of 2$ per rent., in the face of such facta as the above. Errata. In our Council Proceedings of yesterday morning, wc mis-spelled a couple of mimes. Joshph JuRUiMaMiKR was r candidate for Market Master of the lower Market, and not Purgintmier. John Smyths was elected Street Commissioner, instead of Forntke, as we had it. Withokawm. We understand that Geo. W. McBride, contestant of the election of J. S. Gavitt, aaShenff, last fall, has withdrawn j

his suit. Mr. Gavitt will be permitted to ; thau iu the country, as for example: In New anter ujxn the duties of his office without York, 1 in 10,500; iu Cincinnati, 1 in 15,anv further dianute. Ilia maiontv was cer- 000; io London, I in 5,000, in Paris, 1 in

lanly too great to prevent a contest, with any show of success. There was a panic in the Nww York stock market on Wednesday, and railroad j shares met with a heavy decline. Tbe cauM is not fully explained. Whether it was I caused by the ruinous competition that it j going on between all the great through lines from East to West, or by the state of ' the imports and exports, or by the prosects of a European war, m not set forth. P km man an ii. It will be aeen by mi advertiseroeat of the Commercial College, ' that Mi. Behni baa asociatad with him Mr. Sbubrooke, aa a teacher of Penmanship. Mr S. presents some very beautiful speci"men of Chirograph) . His mode of teaching is somewhat peculiar to himself; the . movements of the pen are made by movements of the whole hand, from the action of the mucles of tbe arm, and not by the working of tbe fingers while the band more ' only along the line. Circuit Court. A graat portion of time was occupied in the discussion of demurrers. Only two criminal cases were on trial both for pettit larceny. Andrew Wayne, charged with stealing eighty cents worth of foundry i , . tools. He was proven gudty, and the jury sent him to the penitentiary for the term of ' one year Another individual, a trequenter of whisky row, was ou trial for stealing a pocket-book containing a three dollar bill. The proof against him was rather conclu- ' cy, though wt did not learn the verdict ot tbe jury . Tub Fruit A celebrated horticulturist. of Ohio, corresponding with the Cincinnati Gaittte. says, after a thorough examination in i ho moat rnnaj.l aituatinn ha conVinced the peach is considerably harmed in .. - . 4. . , .... . i,. tbat neighlxirhood; but the cherry, plum, pear and apple, never offered better evidence of an abundant crop. sir. Price, another well-known fruit grower of that section, writea that the prospect for a good crop, ou his 6,0ot or 7,000 trees, at Indian Hill, is so hue that if ail tbe fruit now on tbe trees remains to maturity, tbe limbs will require props to ke-p them from breaking. The Terre Haute papers speak disconragingly of the fruit prospects iu that seition of this Slate. rios Niw Orlbans. We are indebted to the steamer James Montgomery for a , , . , itcbt the latest New Orleans papers to 4.iindav the 17th Kiwi. -till enntir.nid Active aud the arrivals of produce, and par tcularly of tobacco, were large. Serious ippreheosions prevailed of a crevasse at he SUe 8 puaDtAtiotl, twelve miles above . . , v..L uc civ I , wijrie n ui uncu or vrn ur ; igbt years ago, which filled the lake aud aoodated a portion of tbe city 1'recauiouary measures bail been taken to - m . he levee and prerent tbe disaater. Xouey appears to la-unusually abundant, u tbe Crescent City , good planters paper a ten and twelve moulds is done at 7 to 7 er cent.

(ounrll Proeefdlugi. Cockcil 1'iiixKHB, April 19, 1859. Council met. Present, His Honor the

Major and 8 Councilmen. ; The minutes of the l:vt meeting were read and approved. Jacob Bauer was allowed $2 lor repairs I on Division street rulverN. Councilman Sullivan, from the Committee on Sew . and Bridgts, made a v-arrml nport of the il.ttig-erous condition of the hridare I crossing the canal on Division street. Un motion of Councilman Orr, the Comj mittee were directed to hart said bridge put in proper repair. I Councilman Sullivan moved that a Comj mittee on Printing be added to the list of 1 Standing Committees, whirl) was agreed to. Councilman Gavitt presented a petition pignd by John Hodson and twelve others, ing tne ijouncil to abate a nuisance consisting of a pond of stagnant water on lots II and 14, in block 6, fourth enlarge ment After considerable ditcuiu, the petition e .. a wm. on motion of Councilman Sullivan, referred to a Committee consisting of the whole CeMeB. Ta 1 W'li - a J .a iveconier vi.ns reporieu lor tue montn oi April as follows : j AniOUnt of fines as,s.Se.J, $13 " : coltecteu on same ami pata into tne uvaawv, t 54 ou, Deing upon lour cases in sani niouin. f of It was ordered that KrAckett Mills he allowed $2 Recorder s fees lor the mouth of April.

James f ItZWUIinmd Dona tor Market .Miu- . prm.,lt.e ; ,be treatment of Fever and Ague, for a ter of the Uppet Market, in the sum of j numir 0f yearg, and its wond rful tuiatire iow $1500, With James T. Walker and Thomas are well known boh to the preaa end the pubO' Byrne, was apnroveil. M. Thoae who dee. a thorough renovation of James McKeever, pavement conlrai tor, t,,r entire system, should not f-.il to nee the was, by order of the Council, directed to Biitera."

hnisll the paving ol lots ami 72, tltier enlargeme'it, as piw i.ntsly ordered by the Council, dated Aagntrt 15, 185T. ''onncilman Gavitt motel that the Mayor and Engineer be requested to ascertain the propt r boundary of that portion o! the city ! 1 a .a m s -as K,,wn Bna teargnateu ns t,reeavuic. j in- v.ierK uirecte.i, i. v onier oi uu; Board, to advertise for projKsjds for the lay ing down ot brick and plank side-walk. On motion, it was ordered tha the condition of the cistern on Walnut and Seventh streets be referred to Councilman Ivinson n motion of Councilman Cavitt, tho Mayor was dim. ted to appoint a Committee to ascertain what number of exhibitions have been given at Apollo Hall without licenae, and to consider and report upon a certain building erected adjoining said Hall, and used as a ten-pin alley, and rejatrt whether the ame is a violation of the ordinance relative to fire limits; and it o what measures . hou Id be taken to cause it to be removed Whereupon, the Mayor apjamted C. uitt, i vault;. .... u'.m:.. Ml.., UIUMI. On motion, the Council adjourned. STArurrica or Suiciok. The statistics of Ohio, for 1858, show that the number of suicides in that State was sixty in all, or one in every forty thousand of the population. The mode of suicide is mainly confined to hanging, drowning, cutting throat, shoot ing and poison. Of the suicides in Ohio, tue m(K,e Reeled by seventeen, was that of hanging, seven by drowning, six by cutting the throat, and ten by poisoning; the re maining modes were generally some violence, occasioned by delirium tremens or intoxicatl All I lut at t i . 1 n.a an Am 1 An A . r general tlict to IDU,h More Iluraeroud The uumla-r of suicides im'n for iy. ine uviiuovr oi tuiiciues givrn Europe, by lialbi, some twenty years since, was as follows: In Erance, 1 in '20,000; in Austria, 1 iu 20,000; in Prussia, 1 in 15.000; in Russia, 1 in 49,000. ———<>——— INDIAN GALLANTRY.—A lady bound to Pike's Peak with her husband, gives the following account of the attentions she attracted among the Indians, and her conjugal fidelity: Though in no danger from the Indians we met, it is very true that the red men have an accountable fancy for white women. My husband received very many flattering offers for me. One Indian wanted to trade two squaws for me, who could probably perform four times the physical labor that I could.— Others, not quite so timid, approaching the wagon, made signs for me to jump behind them on their ponies, but I declined the honor in the most respectful language I knew of their dialect—a decided shake of the head. ———<>——— ByagT The Washington States says the pretended sale of the Cnion, now christend the y"T -- - 1 . a. 1 . e a m ,a mcrejugg.e-tne s.e.gnt or tli., thim . n vinAY.p I., i. tl... i.a.i.i ...-I i. ...I I MIV OIKUire. -I 11.1 , II, fl llltll IIJC llllM 1. Ill I u I eye of the public is imposed upon. mOH.V .V. STJ.VFiEI.lt, t JKEE.VT K !t AND JOINER, is prepared to do any thing appertaining to either t the alove branchee. Particu'ar attention paid to the flttiug up of Stoia Rooms; also to the building ot Barns, Mills, Factoriee, and PwaMSSJ Houses, in loan or Lonntry. Mil'.s titled uji 1. 1 ..tiler wheu roiiuired. Those vvisli- - - " ..III ..1 ..A ..... a ..II T ..11 "IV ii. .iii- i.ni i. ii-n-..- iiii- mi' n i -iii mn , mil Buy9 u, rad; at Skim notice. lmmm. mo on Third street, btgmm Chetatnut and berry , mi allev. niarla-m gimafts HEEitH.W U bushels Timotbv eed-. d.i Orchard Grass Soeds, .- do d.. For sale by marl'J lluns;arian do, Kv Bine Grass do. II It A MEY, Jr., Cornei First and Vine streets. gl 0 B it .f eV K ji.VIt .HJ Tt MKS. -SO , reels and Coils Cotton lleiup aud Miiuilla i Rope. asi.rted hi. - 1;s a-oas Gates' Mat. lies Jut teieived from the factory and for sal cheap I I'll I J K - 11. I,. V mai Main stm-t, near the Canal. mmmrin:. the tjsi k hhwvkt ! T W. repe ttully in forma the public that he hat I this day sld out his entire stock of Dry Goods to Messrs. Ucury F. Miller and Henry Niehans, win will carry on the business under the firm of MILler a n iehacs, at the same old stand, it Maiu street. The stock will le renlenithed and coin pleted in a few days, when they will le glad to re . ceiva the rails of tbeir friends and the old custom ' ers of the house. I recommend my successors U ! the favor of the public, and have only to remark J that my personal at ten lute will I e jrivon to all nn settled u tilths of the late tirm. wmW WM. J DEI' BLEB. MfEEEMHi.Vti T0 TUE 4 B 0 W A Jf- notice of Mr. W.J. fteubler, we would res peetfully solicit a share of the public patronage which will h thankfully acknowledged by thi. young boginners. Ml!.; U; a NIKHA PI EvaMMiiLi.r, Indiana. marlH UJBLE EJM.H EOH .... ON I'A VlJKAHI.K TKKMS -One of the vrv ; best farina, situated in Scott Township, in Vandei ' burgh county, the homestead of Edmund Maidlnw, Keq., is offered for sale oa account of the death uf t K. lafA i,Mrrii.r Thwrn will Im Biilrt ..ill...r 1. or 24o acres ; so acres are clear and in the highest state ot cultivation Balance gond tiutter land i jq avcres of tbe clearing are iu grass or c lover, and aboat 4 acres In wheat. The clearing is di.i.le.1 ...v .hv v . "... w... ....... M HI. I Into seven fteld.. There U a s-od on-hard, a Hi.e . garden, a good well and cistern, a good house w nb about 7 rvsims, a good bam. stable. Ac. This is a model farm, and the soil has never been exhausted ; the Princton road runs through the Ian.! ami the bin I Iiiofs are witliin a mile of lnale'h Station, a regular stopping pla. e on th. KvuhhmH. A Craw fordevi lie Railroad, within nine miles of Evansville. Price moderate and terms v.-rv esy. Kor further particulars emjuire of uil7siBd4w DENBY A LI NKKNHEIMER For Sale on Consignment. M ME JHt: .V BECEIHT IIIBEcT WW from the celebrated Poplar Grove plantation, Lonistana, 1W) hhdj C'IKU'K .SUGAR and 21 J btds of superior MOLASSES, In good pack, ages. Also, from New Orleans IU Tl K Heart RICK. 45 UULM TAK. For sale low to close c.u s.gnment ' maiV-Jm' ALLIS A HOWES

Special Notices.

CHEWING TOBACCO. Ar IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in putting up FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, has been adopted by Messrs. E GOODWIN BRO., of New Y..rk City. TOBACCO, of the BEST qCALITY, in ! led. neatly wrapped in TIN EOIL, and PATENT PRESSED. The glial advantages of this over other brands consist in the ewM of the .. k. v-v rendering it more convenient t carry in tlie pocket, and by beins PRESSED soLlDit keeps MOIST and FRESH and improves in ipialty as it is used; while In other brands, as eoon a the package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIORATES the tobacco growing dry and littering the pocket, to the great annoyance of the consumer. The Dressing which the Fine Cut Tobacco undergoes in the procoee of manufacture, fr.es it from all grit or imparities so i.l je tiouahle in tlie two of Plug Tobacco. Cheweis will do well to give the Patent Prwseed a trial, ""' , T t'1" I'.u sale I'V bob sale Meic ,. , . , bants, wb.i teceive it In ft t lr..ui the Manufacturers. E. GOODWIN A BRO., apl liwdiw at? A2t!Wator St., New York. ,r Jm Mtl.it,r'm ttUbrmi 0rscA mTTKKS, for the cure of Fever and Ague, ia, be- , controvert, the safest and heat remedy tn4t CfuU u 1-h1 by the MfHict-.l. I t all d th above nalnro The moat violent attacks nf tliin tin . It'll dUca-e have often been prevented by the u of this reliable remedy. The "Bitters" have be.ii used by the proprietor in an extensive aL- Eoi tab- by Irut'isl and .1 -ab'rs generally. ev.ry a here. ap'20 Molluwmy'a 01ml mtmt. Kryipl mud I t'sacer, the ecourgos of all climes, are infal'.ibly re- ! moved ty tlie application of this ewerful healing i antidote to cutaneous aid glandular diaeaaoa; the kniie hull no greater superscder than this great Mill iM fill'. f..- Mlirf.i.-ul i.l tl..'i. TIlUl'H ftFA tlllllll living v ho have esc aped btH.'uming the victims of l be latter b its timely use. Sold at tlie inauubn -tory, No. HO Maiden (jitie. New York, and by all hruggiets, at iV.,t..c., and SI ier ot. ap'iU IHxmm'$ Jrwmmllf Hlmtkbit ry f - MINATIVK Nkvkr Knowm to Van.! la curing tbe in. -t protracted sad i ' 1 ite ol Iv neuter), Piaribiea, Fhu, t'b ilera Moilms, Summer tVniplaiut, and lr children tfethuiK attended wllb Irritatbm of the bowels. Price 2 " i b'dlle roll COUOHA, v'ol.HM, At . Monroe's o.li Balsam is a simple nod eMc tiul remedy in all the above complaints -especially in Asthiuj. Pi Ice 2' cents p.-i bottle. MOXK'tE S TnOTU-ACHE SPECirif iii.- - nuraeili.ite xelief, and proves valnxblu f i Sola iilllim I'li. e J . . l ilt- pel liottle. Prettied ouly by J R MONKOK, nd sold wholesale and retail by DR. E. EASTERLY, S. E. corner Thiid and Chesnut sta , St. Lauis. STODDARD t THOMPSON, . . V. W. SAWYER. Agents. EvaNHVILLB, Indiana dec20-dstw'iin Roilinm Mining Compauy, Evansville, Indiana. OUice on Yator street, between Main and Locust Coal, in iuantities of not leas than '10 bushels, delivered to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash. at the pit, 8 cents. JOHN WYMOND, ! Secretary and Manager. THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Made tip from the I'm, i JcbI., contains Sh Coimtim tcrll-wteH il nuil co ruUij reyurrd irc.nm. Millhr, ittl..r.lia' tlie Lent IlleillUIII t- l kl'epillg our friuuds in the country fully "posted up," to be 1'oUlld ill the West. THE LATEST TELEtilt APII10 DISPATCHES, Togetber w it li a summary tf the Markets, ate inserted in every Weekly siper, and by perusing tlie Jtl'BNAl., our IrieteU in the Country will not be liiil le to lm "picked up" by specnlators, and el their prolucc for b-ss than it is actually worth, as lout often boMI 'lolie berctolote. ttlf K tiuni!x i tlnvt the Wlr.Kl.v .lol kMVt. is made npaf READINC. MATTKR, mi a'.toKether of ail ii lisenieiits.lfl Tlie Weekly Journal will lie waited, sinsto teach the siibecrlUr ot lb - H.diniiig counties In gin! V-Oll . Tl BUs Single copy, jt rt; 1 topics, $10. Oui flielliU slimlld llliike Incite to tiMit-U their Sllliv I'lpti"ii!, H- our terms .tre strlftlf Rl ajsJIeasBM dec7 ita I. ten Oil m m I'm mtmblt sfsafjjs. The tecciil iiupioveOM-nt made : y E Qiieru in Ibe preauoiou of a p'.eaa:iiit Jelly containing -i -1 1 1 -live h t cent ..I tbe tieit Oil, mid ;ipl Ved bv the N. V Atadesa nf Kadsclaa, adapla this rawwMSi retin-dv in the mutt ilelitatt: i ... w , ,. 1 1 i K reAadave.l. ilips i ad sjsataalhtttd like mmy aaaj Px1. 1., I'vaakM .v Mowr.ii, No. 4 Kiel. b.i street, NeVV Yolk, Hie ill. to'lielal Ai,nt4 BM llo-lli's Cod Livei thl MH f f?" K r saie l-v nil lni)j;ist.. uiarlMim TxiE ECONOMIST COOKING- STOVE, FOB WOOD OR COAL, WITH A SAND OVEN. This is ihe mcau valuable improvement thst bss been made in tiklng BSevag (luring the aat twentf T84r THE SAND OVEN Equalizes the heat on the same piin.-ii.le as tbe Bat"s Ovem of ancient renown THE SAND OVEN Bl MRRj tbe beat long after the tire has goba out. THE ECONOMIST Without the Sand Oven, la ahead of all couipetitois THE ECONOMIST Witu the Sand Oven, Is out of reach of thr.tu. THE ECONOMIST is tbe most economical snd durable Stove In tb world. THE ECONOMIST Has a uuavt perfect arrangement for Biolliug THE ECONOMIST Heu f the Bathing Boom, Ac, sS qukklj at i ... RM M . k. Qs ... ZZ t' a.Ii ' say Range, and at hab" the cost for fuel. THE ECONOMIST WUl do more Btklog, Boiling and Broillag, wltbagiver quantity of fuel, than any other Stove or Bangs. THE ECONOMIST IS TBI STOTB. Do not tall to examine It I It Is manufactured by W. k J. TREA DWELL, PERRY NORTON, ALBANY. N. Tn I " ti S4LK OKLT BT BCJUVTLM.V :MTMMMMJV8, No. 13, Mais St., ErassvtUs, Ind. WBIUHI.I.VIIEU HJTH. J.V E.Vtirely new style iust rvceivsd. VAUTIER A MARCoNMKR mar4 No. 31 Maiu strest.

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BY TOE K. A W. LINE. Washington, 4pril 22 m It is in contemplation of the defence to agree to dispense with the summing up 8teeehe3 on both sides, and to let the case go to the jury after tbe evidence ia closed. The offer is made on one side, and will probablv be accented bv the other .Inaei.h Flnderon was recalled. I did Hot thiuk Sickles was any more excited than any other man would be in a fight, or any thing of that kind. When the last shot was fired, I was thirty-five or forty feet from him I did not bold any conversation with him. Cross examined by Brady. I had frequently seen Sickles in Congress. De La Field was recalled. As to Sickle's appearance aud manner, it was cool from the fact that after be shot Key he walked away very quietly ; he put the pistol in his pocket afterwards. I saw nothing strange in bis manner before he met Key. This is my impression after reviewing the affair, I thought from bis firing such a number of shots he was rather cool. I never saw Sickle9 under excitement before. The counsel for the prosecjtiou endeav- j ored to bring forward evidence to show the private character of Sickles, especially in connection with his slopping with a lady over night, at Barnum's Hotel in Baltimore The Judge decided such evidence not admissible. Chilton, for the defense, after al luding to the protracted length of the trial, said they were willing to submit the case without Argument. From WaehliBfrton. Washington, April 22 p M. In the Sickles trial, tbe following are the instructions to the jury proposed to be submitted for tbe prosecution : If the jury believe from the whole evidence in this case that the prisoner killed Philip Barton Key by discharging a pistol or pistols, loaded with gunpowder, and thereby giving bim a mortal wound, and that such killing was tbe willful and intentional act of the prisonor, and was induced by the belief that the said deceased had se duced his, the prisoner's wife, and some day ! or days, or fer any period, definite or indefi- j nite, prior to such killing, bad adulterous intercourse with the said wife, and that the prisoner was not provoked to such killing by any ussault or otter of violence then and there made by the deceased upon him ; then such wilful aud intentioual killiug, if found by the jury, upon all the facts given iu evidence, is murder, but such killing cannot be found to have been wilful and intentional, in the sense of this instruction, if it shall have been proved to the satisfaction of the jury, in evidence, that tbe prisoner was iu fact insane at the time of the killing. A painful sceno occurred at the time of the adjournment. Hart, who has been unremitting in acts of kindness to Sickles since tbo melancholy occurrence, and who has been constantly at bis side, comforting and sustaining him, wrs forced to leave for Xew York, this afternoon, tin leave-taking, both exhibited deep emotion. Sickles almost fainted in the dock. An act of reconciliation took place in the court room between the counsel. Stanton came up to Ould and made an apology for any harsh remarks he had made use of in the progress of the caso. Ould frankly accepted the apology and expressed pleasure at the restoration of amicable relations. There ia a good deal of scandal current about town attecting the character aud reputation of others besides the principal actress in this drama. It would tie improper, however, to give them publicity. It is also currently rumored that the jury made up their minds a week ago. This may account for the remarkable weakness manifested by the prosecution in their testimony, and also for the unanimous disposition to dispense with the tumming up speeches. The case will probably close early to-morrow. Xrw York, April 22 if The steamship Fulton has arrived from Havre and Southampton. HerJ dates are to Wednesday, the Cth inst., and have been anticipated by the arrival ot the Arabia at Halifax. The Arabia, also from Liverpool, via Halifax, arrived at this port during the night. s Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, April 22--u Flour held more firmly ; sales of superfine at 0 00(76 So, and extra Western at 7 25, aud fancy lots range as high ns 7 50. Rye flour has declined. Corn meal quiet at 3 87 j. Wheat steady ; sales of 164M bushels at 1 53f7rl 58 tor red, and 1 hO(.r C5 for white. Louisville, April 22 it. River about stationary. Heavy rain last nieht and to-day, seven feet steamboat water on the falls ; eight feet in tbo pass and ten feet in the canal. Weather Cloudy. La Crosse, Wis., April 22 u Lake Pepin open. The first boat from St. Paul arrived tbis morning. PiTTSHURQ, April 22 u. River seven feet six inches and at a stand. Weather cloudy and drmp. Rain last night and this morning. Balltimorr, April 22 v u The Rev. H. V. D. Johns, RerJtor of the Emanuel Episcopal Church and a brother ot tbo Assistant Bishop of Virginia died at C o'clock this morning. Mr. Johns was a promiminet Minister of the Episcopal church. New York Market. New York, April 22 p m Flour unchanged and ofalOc lower, sales ..i a '. r a a ft,. .nu. trgiB.ii r. q nyN a a a m i .".'u.j j iui 3 up: i niciu , j uvuv -bv for common to good extra Western. Wheat dull at 1 45 for winter red western. Corn ! drnoninor At 81foi86 for inferior to Drime yellow. Whisky heavy at 2526. Pork dull and unchanged. Cut meats dull at G for dry salted shoulders aud 9(2i9 for hams. Lard firm at 111 1 . Clnlnnatl Market. ClMCINMATl, April M PH Flour ; the 9alea to-dav were confined to 900 bbls extra at 5 800 00. Whisky dull but not quotably lower at 23(a24. Pork . nominal. Baron firm but unchanged not much demand at 6j38$ though houlders ask 7?.9. Lard firm at 11. Sugar firmer with an improved demand at G$(a,7A. Money easy. Exchange scarce aud firm. It still continues to rain with a chilly temperature. Wind nearly due north. PiTTSHt'RQ, April 22 P M. River 8 feet 4 inche-i by the pier mark and rising. Weather vet. fosgr The Indianapolia Citizen says that among tbe applicants for divorce, at tbe . present term of the Marion Circuit Court, is otic man who has been trying to get the i marriage knot untied for nearly four years; ! hms made the effort in three different States, and spent no less than $3,000 in the way of ; i lawyer's fees, and costs of suits. as tirisr The Minnesota papers say tlie lciuSm ' ZaZ-. .: u , .w.. w. conflagration has commenced, and the night skies are lurid with the prairie fire's glow.

A cerrespondent of the Indiana State

Journal, writing on board the steamer 4VIvin Adams, and commenting on the cause of education in the " Pocket," pays Um following tribute to our schools : In Evans rille, the chief town in Vatider- ! burgh county, and destined to beeonu: the ' chief city in the State, South of Indiai.apolis, they have a school system which is the I Pr'de lx)ast of the place It will favor- 1 HU,J compare with the very best institulions of learning ia any part of our country. In my next I will give you a description of I their building, its arrangement, and their system of teaching. Very respectfully, FllAXCIS lto.'K. Saw York Asti-Rkxt Cases Da-ciueh. The several caies involving the Van lien- -laer claim to rents from lands conveyed in i'ee in AlbtVBJ county have l)ecn decided by the Court of Appeals. The decision is adverse to the tenants. All the judges concur n the opinion that the rents and an cars must be paid. This action of the Court of last reeort is necessarily final. Gold having been found iu the crop of a defunct turkey at Wesley, Arkar.sas, the neighbor of the man who found it are killing their turkeys and prospecting for gold in their gizzards. River Items. ——— ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES—FROM 5 O'CLOCK THURSDAYTILL 5 O'CLOCK FIRDAY. Tishomingo, Louisville to Henderson. Lightfoot, Cincinnati to Nashville. Wenona, Nashville to Cincinnati. Charley Bowen. Cairo to Evansville. Rochester, Pittsburg to Nashville. Kate Sarchet, Wabash to Evansville. Union, Bowling Green to Evansville. Marengo, Pittsburg to St. Louis. Sliver Star, Paducah to Evansvile [sic]. Baltimore, Louisville to Cairo. Grapeshot, Cincinnati to Arkansas river. Universe, do to N. Orleans. Argyle, Pittsburg to do. The weather, yesterday, put on its most unfavorable aspect. During the greater part of the day a cold, drizzling rain, made all business on the landing very disagreeable, and, at times, almost impossible. The river was about at a stand. Among the arrivals we are glad to announce that of the Kate Sarchet, which, according to the very reliable correspondent, was said to he sunk near the mouth of the Wabash. The Kate brought a fine load of the necessaries of life out of the Wabash Valley. The Bowen and Star both left with fine trips and a good many passengers. Considerable freight is now on the wharf awaiting re-shipment. The Union, from Green river, unloaded considerable tobacco and other produce. The splendid clipper Alvin Adams is the regular mail packet, for Memphis, to-day. The fleetness of the Adams is well known. The <Gazette> Thursday, says: The weather, yesterday, was warm and cloudy. The river is falling fast opposite this port, with 20 feet water in the channel hence to Louisville, and about 10 feet scant on the Falls for steamboats. At the present rate of decline, the falls will not be navigable for boats at the close of the present week. The spring freshets from this quarter may now be considered over, though two or three more rises may be looked for by the middle of May. Business on the levee, yesterday, was brisk, with increased offerings to Pittsburg and St. Louis. The Vincennes <Times> says, The Wabash river bottoms are all under water, the river being higher than at any time during the past winter or spring. ====== MISCELLANEOUS. UiUS. .f FEW MO ME LEFT OF Wj those nil e (abi are selling so cheap. t HAS. M JOHNSTON, Posey's Block, ap2 Main street, near the Canal. IIIUAM NKLkOS JOSEPH P. .v REVNOLI. Auction and Commission. WW .VE LSO.V ' 4 mVCCEHSOKH MM.9 to W.Milsey st Nelson, will continue the Commission busings, both at private a1e and at auction, at the old stand, corner Main aud Tin .1 streets, opposite tlie Washington lintel, where they will pay particular attentiou to the sale t everything entrusted to them ; they will attend to any auction sides aiiyu'her in the city. Particular attention given to the sale of Lends aud Town Lots, Ac, Ac. febl7-ly WXJLL HTVJLK UMK.8H MJTti. - M7 :.i i ini all the latest American and French fashions. Oui fall style Dress Hat is unsurjiass. d for syinetriral proportions, aud is equal, if not superior in durability and beauty, to any ever made. Our conformator unables us to warrant a perh . l and comfortable tit to the wearer, no matter bow ii -regular his he . I may be. Now- is tbe time, gentlemen, to Inavc vour orders. VAUTIEK A MAIii ONNlEK. septll 3J Main stree. -THI; OLU ANlTKLlAliLK PAPER, EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL f1 0 JT TJ i.Vi.VU , E t"EB f II. 1 1" full .ti ! i . urate reports of the state of tin Markets, and the very latest curreut news ot tin day. ALL THE NEWS furnished to the Associated Press is promptly laid before the Readers of the Journal ONE AND A HALF DYS IN ADVANCE of the Cincinnati papers. The terms for the DAILY JOURNAL aio6 0 per year, and $2 50 for six months, in advanff: ; o 10 cents per week, if paid to the Carriers. A careful summary of the doings of the Lop islatnre will ba made up for every paper. Itshort, a condensed view of all that is going ou ittho Universe, will he furnished our readers every day. decC VM EM I 0 M trmmll.. TmYk hUBj !criber is now receiving by tbo Canal a supply of Coal, which Is mined in a good manner and shipped in clean older, free from impurities or slack. It is recommended to the public as an article intended to give satisfaction to the consumer, and a trial of its quality is solicited. George W. Amory will attend to the selling and delivery of Coal, and receive orders at the warehouse of Jas. Langblin, Jr., on Main street, near the Canal. Lots of 20 buthels at 10 cents. Lots of 100 bushels snd upwards at a deduction. feb4-3md FRANCIS AMORY. OtBBO Ii "S TORJi CO tit) (JWdies Barrow's Tobacco for sale by mar28 PRESTON BROS. Hfsrv F . Mir, m Hxmbt htr.HAis Formerly of W. J. Dsubler Formerly of S. Embich. Miller & Niehaus, CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORK, No. 43 Mat! SraxxT, luar&i EVANSVILLE. IND. Evansville Property for Sale ! 1REJI T BJt B JJ I.VH- - 0FFE BED wW for sale at very low prices, 22 LOTS in Smith's addition, opposite the Depot, d uya ACRES OF LAND opposite the Fair Grounds, being the property divided in partition of the estate of Thos. D. Smith, deceased, in 1862, by George B. Walker, Marcos Shorwood, and C. O. Olmstead, Commissioners. For terms, apply to maria-2tm JOSEPH LECKNER. rWMBE JVOTICM, E "EB fBOD M W We have on hand, and nre luanDtneturinK to order, all kinds of Fringes, Buttons, Cord T.-.wels, fc. Lsdlea wishing the above named articlee, would do well to give us a call beiore purchasing eluwhers, as they can got what they want. W also wholesale to merchants by the piece or yard, so that it will be an object for them to give us their orders. All orders sent us will be filled with neatness and dispatch. We also keeo sn assortment ol Sr.wisii M.v himconstantly on hand. Wheeler A Wilson's, J. M. Singer A Co.'s, and five dliferent kinds of Siugle Thread Machines. We have u adjustable Binder and Hemmer. All persons havlug Machines wil do well to ssnd us au order for these articles, as they are a great saving ot labor. Price of each $5. F. M. SELLMAN, Ajjent, maris No. 5 First street, Evansville, Ind. motion: t-HOEs: i.ooo fJIU OF ' y Ladies' Boot", Gai rs, Buskins, snd Slippers. i M isses' do. do., I'hildren's Shoes of all sises aud ualltie, troni the nat Shu for tueuty-flve cents to the fiutst artb le msdeby Webster Csll sud see uml voll g , t,,,frT,i hiuhes has the best stock of Shoos in the city. maris

Tbe Markets

Evansville Wholesale Market. BUTTER, 1 1 USJM BEANS, white 1 00 BEESWAX, lb a1 CORN MKAL.bui -ar, CHEESE, lb I2yjl.i COFFER Ri.-.com'n, IM112 " prime, Xtt ia Java. It. M, Lauvra (& CANDLES Star 1S21 0wtl (4 Sum'r prs'd.l-1 . 1.:' ., EGGS, dozen ..... 1 FLOL'R, bbl.. .5 TnH . FISH Mackerel No. 2, bbl.. ..$15 0010 00 No 1 ., bbL.Sf N... bbl... 11 (,:.,. 09 No. bbl CaW Oil Kits Ex 5 00 White Fish. $5 50 " !Wd -(a FRF ITS Pried Apnle2 002 i " Peaches, 2 60:i 00 FEATHERS, lb :(a40 P. ion sides, ft .. (9 Shoulders, lb 7 liauix, sug. cured. ..12 Hams, plain, lb... (it 10 ' ranv.issed ... rtl.'l POTATOES 1 2l PLASTERS Cement, h. S2 12225 Calc. Plaster.... BS LM Plaster, 4001b. $3 50 Vtiea Lime (g White Sand, bid. a SALT Luke, bbl 2 75 Kanawha, (bush.) 25 SUGAR. V 0 78 " Crua'd.llViai? " Iulv...lll2C Loaf...HV!12J-: Ciover $6 Tituvthy, b. &i 50(g2 75 BlueGraxa, !;:.. ...1 50 Flax bush 1 1 26 SO AT German Extra Palm.... Faniilv TOBACCO U it At A ) Keutueky. lb.. Vircinia. tb.... .i ti, bush 65070 .'fi 1 11 W be.lt, bush 1 lOQl 20 Rve, bush (4 OaU. ba. txi ll.)COfikS0 LAKH OILnl.ajaO 00 TALLOW Rendered Rongh WOOL Tub washed. Fulled . Fteece K. Fie. , , Unwaafaed.... WHISKY 9 HAY, ton. ...10 on 14 00 HIDES, (dr)) 15 Green f press-d, cwt -tftGO molasses N. Orleans, gal...3Gj5.'t7 Suj.ii House 45 Golden Syrup.. PROVISIONS Lard 10)trll Bacon i bog r'd.) s 1 RETAIL MARKET. COKKKITI U DAILY BV 2. R. COOS A SON. BUTTER, lb lt.30 BEASs, quart... 5 CORN URAL, bush.. 1st CHEESE, IT. is' COFFEE - Rio, common 14 " Ground 2 Java, lb :s Lau.vra, ground , ...BV EGGS, dozen 10 FLOl'R, bbl feat Sa. k, '.s lt :i J i FISH White Fish, lb I Mackerel, No. 1.1J'. . No. 2, Cod, ft 7 FRL'ITS Green Apples Dried " bus... .'2 M LARD, lb 14 MOLASSES New Orleans, gal 50 Sturar II.. use, gal. " (olden Svrup., 80 PBOVIRTOM8 Bacon shies, IT. 10 shoulders -10 Hams, sug. cured, 13 " plain, R 12 " canvassed, Ib...i:i Dried Beef, per lb 14 POTATOES, bush .tl tW SALT, sack, lb It-ail SItiAR New Orleans.lb 10 Clarified 14 Loaf. 15 Crushed 15 WOOD, cord t2.W Fever and Ague, from which mankind suffer over a larne part of the globe, is the 'i.iiseiiietii'e ef a diseased action in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm of vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by the action of solar beat on wet s ..il, ami i i-M-s with the watery input from it. While the sun is below the horizon this vapor lingers near the earth's surface and the virus is taken with it through the lungs, into the blood. There it acts as an irritating poison en the internal viscera and excreting organs ..f the body. The liver becomes torpid and foils to secrete not only this virus, but also the bits from the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate iu the rii vitiation, and produce violent constitutional disorder. The spleen, the kidney-B, nnd the stomach sympathize with the liver, and become disordered also. Finally, tbe instinct of our organ -Um, as it in au attempt to expel the noxions infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body in the internal excretories to force them to cast it out. The blood loaves the surface, and ru-tat s to the central organs with congestive violence. This is the Chill. But in this effort it faiia. Then the FriKR follows. In which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the surface, as tf in another effort to expel the irritating poison through that other great exore tory the skin. Iu this also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hoeleas effort another day. These are the tits or paroxysms of Fkvf.k anu Aocf. Such constitutional disorder will of course undermine the health if it is not removed. W'e have labored to find, and have found, an t-n-tidote, AYER'S ACUE CURE; which neutralizes tbis malarious pNison In the blood and stimulated the liver to exel it from the laxly. As it should, so it does SSM this afflicting disorder with pe fell reruinty. And it docs more, or rather does what is of more service to those subject to this infection. Iftakeuin season it ext.c!s it from the system as it is obsorbed, aud thus keeps those who use it free free from its attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed to the disease. Consequently it not only cures, hat protects from the great variety of affectious which arc induced by thin malignant influence, such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothache, Lara. be. Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Affecticns of the Hpleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Aflcctions of the Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising from this cause, will be found to assume more or leas of the intermittent type This "AorK Cure" removes the cause of these derangements, and cures the diseare. This it accomplishes by stimulating the excretories to cX'l the virns from the system ; and these organs by degrees iajcome habited to do this their office ol their own accord. Uetire arises what we ! term arrlinuttiou. Tim may accomplish the same ! end. but often life is not long enough, or Is sacrii ticed in tbe attempt, while this "Agvk Curf." dis s I it at once, and with safety. We have great re.nson to believe this is a surer as well 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 ckMU) as well as g. od. ttTPreparcd by DR. J. C. AYER Si CO., Lowell, Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle. to Sold by KELLER A WHITE, Evansville, and by all Druggists and Merchant throughout tbis couutry. tnarJJ-ilAweow tLEEIt Ji.VIt JfttRltlAT f. B s - I STORE. H. RAMEY, J R.i AGRICULTURAL " IMPLEMENTS Of All Kinds. Farm and Uarden Seeds, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Evergreens. Surnbbery, Cement, Lime, Ac., corner First and Vine t - , Evansville, Ind. B A complete variety always on hand, of the best manufactures and most approved styles. MiH diss 111. 1 It LEU MeJOH.VSTOJS; WHOLEWJ side and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Glass, Cement, Powder. Plaster Paris, Ac., No 128 Main street, near the Canal. Evansville, Ind. feb2 B.I4 Oil HTBJI B r no.v o MAIN STRKKT. - We are now opening a large and wall selected stock of German, Euglish, and American Hakpwvhi. vvhi. b we offer at very low prices to Cash and prompt time buyers. Now on hand and arriving and Spades, Antes', Rowlands', and other brands Shovels Blood's Cast Steel Graiuand Grass Scythes, Do Hay Knives and Briar do, Garden Rakes and Hoes. Mill Saws Rowland's and other brands, 'roes-Cut Saws, do German and C. Steel, Do do, Tnttle's Patent, Booth A Co.'s Table Cutlery, Hargreave's Pocket do, Butcher and other brands of Files f EJgeTools, Trace, Log, Halter and Pump Chains, llaroee. Axes Blood's, Lippincott's, and others, Pump Tubing and Fixtures. ohm Tool Co. Pianos and Truss Hoops, Spear A Jackson's Saws. Brass and Enameled Kettles, Hay and Manure Forks, Sneaths and Cradles, Pruning Knives, Shears and Saws. H RNITURE HARDWARE Mahogany snd Walnut Knobs, Cupboard", Clvest and Drawer Locks, Wrought, Table, and Brass Hinges, Bed Screws flat and square beads, Coffin Scraws and Trimmings, Sand Paper, A No. 1, Castors, Ac, Ac. Our stock of English Goods, (Cutlery, Fib s, A. ,) being purchased prwvimis to the late advanc, enables us to offer inducements to Cash borers. marl8 JACOB STBAOB A SON. Us, STEUIJM, JI.VU IaWMTEB JTIaTE WW AT Pittsburgh Card Rates, by T. J. WHITE A Co., marMnt Locust stresR. WmMJVTt8TBlr.--J. M. BJt Bit, Uf. B). MM respec fully informs the citixens of Evansville and vicinity that he has located here nemmiiently for the pnrDie of practicing Dentistry in all iu branches BVaV- Prices as follows : ..-11 plate S3 par tooth ; llTer plate $1.50 per tooth. Plugging 7f. it-. SS ft. Extracting 26 eta. ALL WoRK warranted. office No. 4.S Main street, under City Gallery. dec23 E E It : FE E It .' FE Ell! 100 tons Hi'iuie ilav. lOOUtasah. do I... ri. an do ii.i Sin.!!,, 1 turn, .est do do old Oats, 5i i Sat. His.ii. Iu stole an. I toi sid,. ,i a! J. C. Dl'SOl LllET'S. jauv Corner Water aud Locust stive;.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS Old Established Wharf Boa I EVANSVILLE, IWD. r. G- O'RILtTT 8c Co TO M.I HE, FOMmVUBFsIJVfJ, JJVI. MMISSION MERCHANTS. General Eailr Steamboat, and Bxpawi Agents Special Agects for tbo PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD: and connections over which we are authorized give through receipts at the lowest possible rate. Having a mammoth Wharf boat at the landing, the largest ou the Ohio River, capable of storias and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the die patch of all consignments, forwarded to our ca f by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Reci iv ing, Storia and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, aud sati faction guaranteed. Office and extensive Warehouse om Water street, adjoiuing the Telegraph, and on the Wharf bosJL. where we are to be found, attending to tbs interest s of our patrons at all hours, day and night. With our superior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our business, e led confident of giving genera satisfaction, and hojie to merit a continuance of the extensive patron, age w e are now enjoying. LilM-ral cash advances w ill lie made on illconsiga. nientstoeith r ourselves ..i corresK.ndeiits in any us" the principal markets, North, East or South P. Q. O'stlLEY &. CO. WW AT. 8M0MT m IXi.nJBlHSIO.V M-m MERCHANTS, W Camp Stbeet, NEW ORLFAS'fl, tl. a. h. SHorr. oottM-fisnd . s. sovttP. wmmoB'jv sr jimbmuv, bbcbmwMM ING, FORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Agents for Kanawha Salt Company, Evansville, Indiana. We have formed a co-partnership under tbs style of Brown Aikhax. and offer our services mt tbe capacity as set forth iu our card above. We are fully prepared to extend every facility tc shippers, either by CANAL, RIVER, or RAIL K"D, and assure them that their interests shall bo faithfully represented, should they be pleased to favor us with their patreuage. Otti. e aud Warehouse on the cor ter of Main st. and tbe Canal. WM. BROWN. W. M. AIKMAN. Late of Howard A Brown. Late of FOSTER, A ( ., . Jaa22-tf f.f. C'sMji-K, FOB mVJBill.y AND Commission Merchant, No. -I Sol TM W ATta STKEKT, EVAMSVILL' ct21-l WjfTOBJtUB mVJjTBMt.--K7 r- ore,.ared to store lu our Fire Proof Warehouse, ant quantity of Grain, Produce, or Merchandize, on tns most liberal terms. Having large and airy rooms up st Its. particular care will be taken of Household Fur ittire, Agricultural Implements and all kinds of Goxls or wares liable to damage from damp or rust. Insurance effected at the lowest fire prool rates, by the month, or longer when desired. Warehouse located on corner of Locust street aud W. and E. Canal, and most convenient for shipping by R i ver or Rai I road . Apply to a 2 flW. FOSTER A CO.

gui.v.il. BTOBJtlB.l have a Urge dou w-- nie a iv no use at trie i at 1 iiasin, capaMe of storing any amount or produce, which will be received, stored, taken care of and bsld subject to tbo owners orders on most reasonable terms. P. O. O'RILKT. trawl If RAILROADS AND EXPRESS. rg itJi.n hexfrems co.fi fj.vw - mM. NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's ExraEss Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, be publn of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONET AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former lavors. Especial care taken ia the collection of Bills, Drafts, Motes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All pnrsonn wishing to avail themselves of the facilities of the Express, can obtain any desired information in reference to the routes and details of the business, at their Office on First street, between Main an.' Locust, opposite tbe Post Office. de 18 O. II. FISH, Agent. WBEti VLJ M E fJt.Vti VILLE Jt.VIt MB- Louisville packet TISHOMINGO, Ham. Smith, Captain ; Tabler mid Woods, Clerks, wilH leave Evausville for Louisville aud all intermediate points, every Wednesday and Sunday, punctually at 5 o'clock P. M. mar.'l ii V LJ B J.0VMHville, Evansville and Henderson .packet SCIOTO No. 2, Hall vm., Master, leaves Evansville lor Louisville and all intermediate points, every Wednesday at 7 P. M ., and every Saturday at 11 A. M. decJ WyVJJSH VILLE, I'. I II I C.I it , J.VII MJi CAIRO REGULAR PASSENGER PACKET, CHARLEY BOW EN, Dcxtcs, Master, loaves Evansville Tue siday and Friday, at l.'oVlock, M ., arriving at Paducah at ti o'clock, A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M., Wednesday and Saturday. Returning, Wves Cairo every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, P. M., and Paducah every Thursday and Sunday, at 9 o'cltn-k, A. M ., rounc-cting at Evansville with the Evansville and Crawfordsville B. R., ami Packets for Green River. Also, connect Lug at Smlthland with Cnmlierland River Packets ; at Cairo, with Memphis, v Orleans aud St. Louis Packets. Tickets can be obtained on board tue boat for all Eastern Cties. septZl fEEit ! -5 OO BL HUE LM COBJV, i bushels Bran. For sale at marl Z. U. C0oK A SON'S. HONALD rtSIIFR , THOMAS BOLUSS, in. FISHER & BOLUSS, s FOVJVMIEBS, FiJVIHMEBH, MM Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, corner of Pine and First streets. Evansville, Indiana. Respectfully assure the public that any orders entrusted to their 'jharge in the above branches of business, will U executed with promptness, and in the first style of workmanship. A variety of Brass work constantly on band arid manufactured toorder. Strict attentien pa'd to Locomotive aud Distillery work. Steam Ganges, Gas and Steam Pijs-s always ready . Highest market price, in rash, paid for old Con per. Brass and Zinc. declS-lyd CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Cash Capital fiSrt.tsVUn Surplus 58,231 4 This Company continues to issae policies on Fire risk- : - liable rates. DIRECTORS: C B Bowors, B Blodgett, ' ' W Welwter, riu. v .i. aeii. .1 W Hull. New ton Cat D Phillips, H Freoman, Thos Steel-, Geo J Linder, GM Bartholomew II Perlou. C. B C. C. ROWERS. President WAITE, Secretary. W. B. Li'i ssBt by, General Agent. Applications made to ALLEN C. HALLOCK, Agent. Ofli. . Marl le Hall Building, Main etreet, Evansville. frblS-ly REITZ FllNYr" Will contiuue the manufacture of Stem Engines and Steam Boilers, of any size, together with all the Shafting, Wheels, Pumps, Saw Mill Machinery and Mill Gearing ot any size. Also, Distillery and Mining Machinery, Lard Tanks, Sugar Mills, Horse Powers, Threshing Machines, Tobacco Screws and Finishers, Improved Circular Saw Mills, and in fact everything in the Iron Foundry and Furnishing and Machiuo business. Brass Castings made to order Improved Steam Guagee, Wrought Iron Pi, Beltings, Ac . at the old stand, corner of Ingle ai d Canal Streets. inarUMf RE".TZ A HANEY. o MTU! fmf T.'-150 MF8MMLM prime old Pennsylvania Oats for sale at marS VICKERY BROS , S-2 Main street. WXEEO I FEE II ! MO ME FEE M lM ti tons excellent Bran, 35 bushel fresh Cora Meal, f0 do Ear Corn. Just received and fet sale iu quantities to suit purchasers, by CHAS. McJOHNSToN. Posey's Block, man! Maui street, tie BWMHEE LEB. m" iut. mM0LEww sale Iealers in Groceries, Produce, Nail-, Window Glass, Glassware, Ac, No. 17 North Pint street, corner Sycamore, Evansville, Ind. F. F.. WHECLEB JAMBS D. AIGCS. nov23 ara a tY m h. J.VitBBHmJ", mmbMM CHANT TAILOR, Mit lull's Block, Maiu street, Evaasvilh , Ind. Headiiturters for elegant C'lothltlg made toorder. Geuts' Furuishiuj Go l, sm-h as Shirts. t;ollar. Cravats. H indk- i. I ,i Also. S variety of Piece Goods, made up " -del iu the verv Ul style and uis!:uer, ut quuk tersas, small profits , v