Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 211, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 26 April 1859 — Page 3

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TUBS MOKMNi;. aprii ie r van.vllle A ravefotclsv (lie Rail. road. DEPARTURES. Arrotuasodatioo Trala A.no A. M Mail Tntt U IHlll Mail Trli tU P. M A commodatioa ? " Ueal and Misfellanfoti. iris. OlD FlLLOwi' ClLEBBATlON, OD Tuesday, 26th inst., will be conducted as follows Tbe members of lbs Order will assemble at their Hall, corner of Main and First sts at 9 A. M. At 10 A. M. a Pruceatfiun will be formed, and the tins of march will be as follows: Down First street to Leet, theuce to Fulton Avenue through High st., out Fulton Avenue to Market st., up Market to Clark st., along Clark to Carpenter St., up Carpenter to St. John s Church. The Order of Exercises will b as follow! : Music 1st the band. P raver y the Chaplain. Ode by the choir. Address by the Rev. Ale 3t rrett Ode by the choir. Music by she band. Benediction. After tbe service at tha Church, the cider of processtoi will be, from tbe Church to Division stre t, thence to Second St., up Second to Cherry, down Cherry to Water, down Water to Walnut, out Waluut to First, down First to Locust, out Locust to Fourth, down Fourth to Main, down Main to Marble Hall, where a dinner will be in readioass for all members of the Order. Bgk-, ' 9 arP indebted to Sr. List of tbe steamer Done for Si. Louis papers in advance of tbe slow mail. Dr. Mageuias, City 1'bysuian, ru f'e found during the day at iho office formerly oceupicd by Dr. Trafton, and ai night at the residence of P. G. O'Reily on Water StlcJt. Oak Hill Photouaphs Mr. Elliott has taken negatives of several beautiful views in Oak Hill Cemetery one embracing tbe cottage from which be is prepared to produce any number of photographs, lie offers them in frames and glas9 for tbe low price of one dollar each. fFTbere H u house in the city where there is a nicer assortment of notions and trimmings, and at more unilorm price, than at Hughes . He expects to make money by charging fair prices for hisgood.-i, and selling fast. His stock of spring shawls is very nice. Give htm a call. A Llmral Pastor. Tbe Worth tngton Times says the ordinance of baptism was performed by three different methods, on Sunday, by the Rev. Mr. Harned, in that place, so a to gratify tha scruple of all parties. Four were sprinkled, two kneeled at the river bank and tha water wad poured on their heads, and three were immersed or " buried in baptism." Odu Fbllowb CiLKBBATioii. Quite a number of strangers arrived in our city on Sunday and yesterday to participate iu the celebration that takes place to-day. A couple of bands one fron t'annelton and the other from Paducab have been entertaining our cituen9 in tbe meantime with a concord of sweet sound." A delegation of some forty Odd Fellows came down from Cannelton on the Tishomingo, on Sunday. CiBCtiT C'ocbt. In the case of Urbane i barged with assault and balteiy with 1stteal to kill, tbe jury brought in verdi t of threw dollars fine and cost). Most of the time, yesterday, wasconsumed in the trial of one Hi. ward for ouaterfeitiQA. Hovvnrd was arrested sometime laetSejitr'nticr, at the Commercial H.. tel. and bud in his possession, when arrested, rtloiit 56OO tu spurious money. The jiirv retired about four o'clock. Ma yob a C'oi'aT. But one case came u. yesterday before his Honor, on opening his Court for the first time, and that was Mr Hiller, proprietor of Apollo Hall. He. was arrested tor giving a theatrical exhibition or. the Sabbath u-tthvut licnttt. As our citv authorities will not be apt to grant licenses for such pertoi mance-i on the Sabbath, it i likely, if they come oft' at all, it will be vrithont license. Mr. Hitler asked for rtcontinuance of his ca9o until to-day as h wished to consul., counsel which tbe Mayor granted. ilia. On Sabbath utternoun, quite a crowd assembled at the corner of First and Vine streets, to listen to a sermon by the Rev. Mr. Taylor, fiom California We apprehend that curioeity and the novelty of the thing bad considerable to do in augmenting the size of tbe crowd ; yet we

noticed .(tiite u number wbo appeared aololy j wealthy, it will prov . r; i SMiuaritMs n - , rt-r ii . . I lag C mfort .ud hul.j.iii. - lo tl. l ilniln - I tl.' anxious to bear tbe "word of life. A heary m those in M. r .te.-,, ..wmstasi.es it m .i. - wind waa blowing during tbe sermon, twirl- j il" )lfpi7"I'-Uy , ",M,rJW,rft,-" ing the duat aliout in a manner rery di- THK STEW A K T STuVK r .... i.i, ., .Up aiveakpr and hearer9 I watiented for tbrr-e moniim, end may then UgreeaDle, both to tne spas;er ana nearers , rrXMnr4y yoll ri, (,,,,, rj,k . ,rxillk. ,t

but, notwithstanding tbeae difficulties, the Reverend gentleman succadad iu attracting i the utmost attention of tbe greater portion of the audience. Mr. Taylor baa had large experience as a popular street preacher, and fully understand! all the trite sayings and apt illustrations that ao well succeed in chaining tha attention of a mixed assemblage of people. Hia voice was clear and distinct, j and at times swelled to a pitch that rould be haard for three squares. His text was from the parable of tbe " Prodigal Sun, ' which be elucidated by practical examples that ! came under bis own observation iu California, which, at one time, might try appro- . pr'iateJy bay termed the " Land of Prodigala."

A DtalppoiNTiirNT for thx Boys or Small akd Lah;k iJfcowt. R. S. Dingess,

ageut for Spalding Ropers Floating Pal wits here yesterdav, to make the arsement for an exhibition on the 10th of ace rangements May; but tbe extravagant demand of fifty dollars for one day's license from the city, induced bim to relinquish the idea of coming to Evanaville, aud tbe Floating Palace which lias, we are told, tbe best she ever carried will pass up the river without etotping at our wharf. This will be a great j cause of grief to all the little folks. Cannot the C ity Fathers jrrnnt relief in the matter ' and give the boy, one night e fun ' They ' 6 c ou. lugui. " J have bad no mumHi tor sit months. Ov artkrl v Mkktino. The religious exrcises on tbe Quarterly Meeting occasion, , At Ingle street church, on Sunday, passed ' off verv aijreeablv. to all who attended. In ' , tbe mania UmM was behl. after thai a set., i. .11 hv the Ilev. Mr. T: lor ; in the at'ternuon the Sabl.th Scho-l w as entertained i by some remarks from the same gentleman,

and upon the adjournment Of rV-Wth Jltud All , untroveri.y. tha aateat and twat remedy Schoftl, the rite) Of" Baptism and tlu- Sacra- j that could I mm-i by the afflicted, fr all dUvaMM ment of the Lord's Snj.per were administer- of thaar-.r aataea Vbf - "bnt attack af , , , . . . . . . tin ilitMiitui dtaeai have often hwn praventfd ! eJ, and the biv was ti n . -,li t I i -eini.nl ut ' ..,. ' tile . ! thia relllile TeUleily. The "lllttwts candle-lighting. m. tn-. ii im-a l.y tin- pn piiator in an nt.imn Six of as fine opei iinens df habjbood US ' .r.i tue, in the tratnK-ut t Fever and Ague, Ur a could be produced ,n anv , ominunUv were -n"-r curative ,kw era are well known Loth t the pn -ui and tho pubchristened, the little fellows submitting to i Ui. TU14( who Mn a lhorMUill r...,tiou of the ordinance very quietly, if not nnder- I then aatsn vtem, should uot fail to uae the standingly. -mm1 4- - -r irC" I'.n -1 .y Irnri-I- .ml i. viol ,;eiK-rall),

Cl'TTISO AlFBAY. A difti. u'.IV riiinJ mi the landing, veahrdar, in Iri.ut the landing, yesterday, in Pavilion Hotel, between the Mrti r l the Silver Star a negro, named I'bowa- Palmer and a ruuner lieiuiiing in the hotel namesl liurkbarli. Alter a liitfe -.utile, Hurkhardt tirevv ti Uuiff Slid atillil the negro in several places, causing m.iuc frivhlful wounds. The latter manage ! Iioivexwr. to . . A - ' - , i .11 1. ... make ins wav toiue omeeoi ir n- itii iviino his wounds wen- dressed. At last Hicotints Burkhttnlt was not af rested. Sm:h exliilnr i . 1 , i l otis ol rowdv -lot no no rre.lii to the un, i and the offenders in u h i 1 ..light to Le ! (Minishiiied by ih n:. . ,nl iVoui einjiioyment, and the i-ivil authorities should take prompt cogniam-e of them, without witin for an affidavit of omphtuit. . . Stranger.-) vi-iting our city to dny, 1 especially thoH w ho are in want of very fine likeiH-e- should not fail to rali at Mr. F. liott s City tiallery, 45 Main -.treet. Mi.-. LyJia A. Jenkins has l.eeu in- j vited by the students of Lombard L'nirersity, Galesburg, III., to deliver the Occasional j Address at the annual commencement ofthat institution, on Thursday, the 6th r.f .lune 1 next. MISCELLANEOUS HIBAM MBLBON . H'SFI-U r. M SKWHt Auction and Commission. H. jyrKLftmjs' tc t o., si ckohs to Wianbiv if Nelinn, will continue the Commission buaitiosa, Ix-ih at private na'.t and at action, at the old otsnd, comer Main and Third treet. oureit- the Wajhineton lintel, where

tkey will pay particular attention to th Mtle of I fonud in tha West everything tnwtcd to them; they will at Lad to I TnE LATF9T teLLGRM'HIC DISPATCHES, any nucti'n alis anj where in the . itv Particular attention giv.-n to the sale of Lands Together with a siunraary of the Markets, are inand Town Lots, Ac, Ac. fbl7-ly sorted in every Weekly paper, and by perusing tha mtJiTL HTlTli mT mmmmm MJTH. - Jova-tAi., omt friends iu the Cmntry will not be JT CompriAtna all the Ute-t American an. I French liable to be "picked up ' b pecubUort, and sel fashion. Onr fc.ll atyte Dress Hi.t is tts.trpasse.l tlleir produrc fr 1 thfcI1 avtaall) wartb, aa for yuietncal proportiutiH. nul 1.4 eiiiMl, it not sti.I,.r .L.l.l. .,,.1 U.ntr l...nv.,v.-r lumli. n..ll.li I. ell ,i,li. ii.-let.t..li

Our conformator msbles 11- to warrant a perfort and comfortable At to tbe wearer, no matt. i h..w irr. friil ar bin heart mur be V..u 14 th, tine -er.tl.men, to leave vourwrder j VAl'TIIK Jt MARC0NNILB, septll JO Main street. 1 The Great Benefactor of the ! Ham SBsan r1 -I I f rKl aa-v-fu.ovvAj.vivs. i , . t 'W s I X 4 ' FUEL SA VING AND HMFoRT PROl i I Nti titrVl ATr1 tarpTrTri V VV JAAAV O U A v ai, KiR W(XD OR BITUMIXOUS CuL. WITn OK WITHOUT HOT WATER RESERVOIR AND WVRMING CLOSET ' I.N.)fH. 18A9, WITH srw A E.XTB A I Mo, 1 KLVJta THE 8TB WART BTOTE Is the only true BeonotaU among c.kiiik.' Mfuvea. THE STEWART STOYK Ooerntea lo perfec tion itti liit. mm. m- -.1 THE STEWART STOVE Will pay for itself in - iVi:. of fuel ev. iv J .-ai THE STEWART STi 'VE Dot-nail kinds ot L'ookilm' af the sains tlun-, mid ffitres you also plentv nfh..t wnt.-r, mid s -ttuitiK . Intel without i -oat. . . rmJ - . THE STEW Aid STOVE Couililiies the entire kbouleili... . I .t wleiaii I uvea tir of it yat expeiieiu-f. THE STEWART STOVE tVtkr perfectly ou top an. I in ovefi, in.. I I a-t In front, all at the seine tune THE STEWART STOVE Will d.. twice the wik of an ili.-i .!.. . ith the nam.' -i.-.l oven. T II E fill E W A li T sTi i ' E . , . A.o..ks .neat ami paatiy t.et,,.-. w,ii,...u t,..p. tbe flavor olone to the other IHhMhW.AKI rUh Will last twentv v-.ir- M m; .i i in i,-. Oiai were imr. hne.l rifte..ii Mini twentv teat ago .VIthough coating fUor.- first, it inn lie ud . I.. a than anv Comnn.ii St. ve THE STKvTA'RT STOVK Is the article -mt.d to ever) uu ily it will aid Iu promotiug luiur) w lib ucouomv . While it will I-.-loin, I an invnlu-tlde wmut in ibe lo.n-' ot ti THOMAS H AXTI.IS, SoV A. nt l.r Lv.tiir. il.. Fl'LLKR. WAHRILN 1 CO.. ManuCctiir..r-, Troy. Kew York. aplh-ln. flMJSS mMBittt. WW 6U liatbeia 'l'iiii..lii -. . K 4ti do Oicii wd lir.i-M Seeds, fill do Hun iri.il i do, 21 do K 111 ii lo. Foi sale kf H. RA.MKV. 3m., marlv C n.er First and Viae treeti CO It tl .1 ti t . . V .tt.t T ,.. , i . reels and coils lotl. ii Hem), tn i M.inill., Rope, assorted aizea; lOgnsw tJats' Matches: Jut received from tbe factory and Ut tl. . it. -. U) ('HAS M JOHNSTHN. mare Main street, near tbe I .met. For Sale on Consimmeiit. IF" a a amr. .v mki mupt inmnti fi t-ni the relebratetl I't i.tr I rt v e I iHirCl , tloo, Louisiana, InO hhda I'll I ICE I'iiAR ate ' sl3 X 'dd of naperioe MOI.AMK.a. n, M I , t k ' ares Alao, fimn New lirleaiM I ii TIKKOM RICE, IIHU4. TAX For ate low to cbe mn sizame-.. saart-Mn ' A LI. IS A HOW I S

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Special Notices.

CHEWING TOBACCO. An IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in puttiegnp FINE CCT CHEWING TOBACCO, baa been adopted by Messrs E GOODWIN A BBO.. '''tobaVoV uf ifce biwt quality, u aetocua. nearly w.apped TIN FOIL, aa.l PATENT PRK4BED T!.. y i , t advantages "I this oer other brands :,. in tbe siae oi the p-ckace. rendering it n-inr.. -, .11 V i I trl .urn ill the In- k-t. I 1 I'V It i(ig pRRtWKn olidu keep MOI8T and fresh U)j mim-.ves ih nuaitv as it it used; white In - brands, aa aoon aa the package i opened, the j D K TE R I O RAT E8 t he tobacco erowlnsdry-aDd HtteriDR the. pocket, to the ureal ,J,K.yaca ..f law consumer The Drawing which j the Fine Cnt Tobacco undergoes Id the process 4 . umnuLtl Ul. fr u ft(,m u Krit or iaipnritiea so ! obus - th uablc in tbe use -t Plug Tihaers. ( hewrs will do well to give the Patent Pressed a trial, J"11' for OjemeelveFor dale by W holMale Men haiits, who re. eive it Mnct ,ln , MK,,f,trer.. E- GOODWIN A BRo.. apln liii(l.tw -pn water it., www ion. , , r , . . B ITT I II. f .r th.- .-in .' .it F-vr ami - i U. ! n. r when-. SfSV Mollomemy'a mmlmtnt. Hryrtplm mt CaiM-er, the -ourne nf all climaa, are infallibly reBSSHd by the application of this pewerful healing .inti-1'il tn ciltaiievua ill Kbvii.lilUtr iliaeaM-n , thw I - !ii!li l.o l-Hlel Milpeiae.1.-! ihan III In i;leat nut'.iiiuii- for surgical nfvrarioaa. There uwaaaaj I a bo Wave eacnped la.iiuib tlie victitna of j tha l.vtter by ita tiiu-ly n-- I i !. mauiitai ) toiy. No Miiid. ii I a lie, Na V.-i k . itiid l.y all j Ii it - , and $1 per p- t asjfSJB Hi o.t'g Jlritmnttt Hiurl.hn ( imrMIWTTVK IhcTca Known to Fail! In tiring lb.- iii. -it protrai ! I an I a. , i n it. '. . i- i 't la.-i. I.-IV, lii.irrhovii, lni, I ii..U-ra .M..1L11-. Miuunei j. ...... ...1 1,.. . .1.11. .... ..1 :.. . . . 1 1 v uui .iii 1 1 1 1 , aiiu ii.i . i'ii'-i. n ir-iun a. ir-ii,.-.i -.nit , ll l(l.u ,. th.- bowels. 1'ii.e J. per U-ttle. Ftl; 1 'I (MM, rl,DS, 1. . MOW roe dngh B.iI.miii i- h uiifle mi. I .-it., lual ressedj in all lbs sjbVVS . . lupUinli eaa-. lallv in -tliiiia Pri.-i- . eU a. U.tllu MOtOE S T00TH Vi lli. sPECIFI' iJi 1 - imlitv.li.itt- leli. I. an. I pin. -a alll.ihl l..i Sole ,,ciUtllr ,,.,. piep..iv.i ,ml by J R. MuNROE, and - 1.1 .I...U, ud leUil b DR. E. EASTERLY, S. K . . n.-i Tbtid and Cliasunt ta., St Lauia. -H.I.UARD i THOMPSOS F W SAWYER EVAT.SV II I V , lli'l. .. j. Agents. l.M 20-dtw3BB X B.Mliam Mining Company, Evaniville, Indiana. Office on Water mi t between Main and Lo ust. Coal, iu iuaatities of not less than Jf OunheU, ileUvare.1 to any part of the city, at 10 cents per bash. at the pit, 9 Santa JOHN WYMOND, 1 arts Secretary and Manager. TUB KVAXSVILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL, Mad- up from the Daiit Jovbnal, containa 'in CWaiM.w. iy uH-eVtid mmd curtally prepared Hadiaf .V.Uer, aflnidiaf the best medium for kneping our fri,-nd in thetountrv lolly i.iit. l up," to be fast" Remember Out the W ccai v JovbvalI made upaf READING MATTER and u..t alto-jethor of l.i iienient. w The Weekly Journal ilM n.aile.1. so t.. reach the Bubscribc-r I the ailjoinuiR . - : . i TTT swagle copy, ti so , lo . i-tei, lo Our frjeuda -hi nl.1 n. .k haste to renew thair KUbscriptions. as our t.-i nn are Btrictly ia aJeaac dec7 "ssl Ltvmr mil as si JTmimtmltlt JUy H. . ill iiu(.i .... in. nl maile L E ijueiu in tha , pieiiratiuii ut a pbwisviii I.IK . .iit.iiniii iglity - five in 1 . .-ut ..I I ha lnt Uil, nnd .i..v. I l.y tbe M A., i.l. -ni t vl.di. in.- adupl lbi valuable reived (..lb. in .-t d.li, at.- stouiat h It is letaiuI 1 . I ' - - i:k. .... . I, . j .7.., llltl -,. '. nu l I.-1IIU1UUI-U II.' i.ll. I' --I I . lull I'aHBik A Moara. No Plubh.-i atrevl, New v..iW. it the Oaassal AsjassBfl Im Qktara'a rod Livei nil 1. -lit esr K..r hi. b. -all PtagMI iii.,'.-..n sBWjWataB .no -A5 mMi.Mm mn9 ceovd i-i J-bn itine, fin -ale by jsudt PRESTON f.ROS. or iOO amXK.i. js. rtil. in -lore mi. I foi sals as fell. lOOeOOO Mtle by - Popl.tr lath Hi vard Mini f..i -li 'II N r ULi KM sv,i .y-ttuiA w H ttm t'Miunhoi , ti ItM Calabt im l.i.iioii. pal de Saltpetre, llAI NutUieKI'm do Madder, ft mats Cassia Re.fiv.-.l and for sale by MbM Oil As. M.JollN.-trnN. mn.-.. Tj.y-ni-: t it, . u r n wmw 1KU AM lOINKK, is ni.uied lo do an)OiiiiK appertaining to eitbei ot lliw altove branches, i Particii'ar attention paid to the fitting up of Store KiMtiiiM ; also to tbe iHlilding ol lluim. Mill. FarI torim, ami Dweltlag Houses, iu town or rowatn I Mills tilted up to ..till r a In u reunited. l'b..-.e n.li- ' inn w..rk done Mill i.l.- aive nie mil, I will - always be rend;, at nhoi let notb Hir Terms ea . Miop on Third treet, t-tween Chestnut and Chetry, ou alley. mm 1? in ,mmTMt-K. TtwM T.TiA sv asis7.V n. w res ie. tfullv inform the public ilmt In- baa i this day -old .mi hi- aitii e stock ot Dry is .vie,,,- ,.,,,, Mi.... ...... usury ie.,.. us w, i will cany on t lie lnnii"s uii.lei tliehrm ol all,l.KK ,t mf.HAIs, t the name obi -tand, ti Maia l atn-M id..- t.tok villi i- replenished and torn ,..t. Ita ti,,,.iH,, a hen tl.. v vvih Ibr CWt tore ceiva tbe i hIU ol tli.-ir trit lid- nnd the old ii-toiii .-..111,.' I. !. I I .-. oil tllei m -li. 1 - (. ,..,., , ,., i,,-, ,, M ... ... resaark UBiaiaail .ll IwtfUrt. I., all in. -. i tl. I nfl ,ii-. i hefMefBrm marln V M I DKCIil.K.li. i gt i run i. v , to THE .1 ii o i a M ii.ou.- ..I Mr W. .1 ls-Nltb. we aoiild r. - pacffSBtll Hilar si .i BBMle -l the puldi. patmnuxe vkbi.b Mio '. i tbivliklullv m. jtiot. letbetl by lb.. .ii. iii.ue - MILLER a MkHAL'a. r t - v 1 1 l a, lu.ilMUM. ntnrlM It .JltMOW'.H TOB.it t O 00 t JUliea Bat m 'a I'obit.t o for sale bv nii PRE.iTiiN BROS. fJLlSBJbl AJM.H fOM tN F AVUHABLE TERMS tue nf the very 1 1 -t l. irni-, -iti..ite,l in i oit lowiiBbip, in VantlarLivrgli count), the homestead of Edmund Maidlow, L-M) , is offered iiu -.il- oil nut of the death of ! the bite ou u.-r There will be o.l either t& acre or Jl.". rrev; DP acres mi dear and iu the highest dati d cillflvalion HiUtn i pmil timber land. :s arte or tbe clearing are iu grass ur clover, and .I. .ut In. ii in ttlii.it 1 In- rleariua i- divided nit., rr-n-n fields Thete is m geod orchard, a fins garde, a go. 4 well and cistern, a goml hou-et with sl.oiit 7 its. ms, a gotai Iwru, stable. ,tr. litis i- a inrtdel fnrm, and the soil has iievr been ixlmnste.: Urn Prlncton risul runs through the kse , and tl..- bnildiugs mre within a mile of lugle's Elation, a regular -ftpiiux plare on th" Kvalisv Ule A Crawtoidav iil K nil .. i within nine miles of '...llirviile Frle- m.-b-r ite and terms th-r i. trtn 11I..1- . ii niir- ,,f veiv as Foi tits - inlT-din.Uw UK.MIV. LI'NKENHKIMEK. m If L. . H. -,. , lt)U A BMJnAN ii mglB UliuL- LiivnL- I ,i n ii lo .. i .. MiMIWi jiuiirv jnrun .ti aiiumt I li 1 1 I Firet st.. bat Maui and I .IS IIS' I KVANSVILLE, IN IV Blank B.-.k- lubtd. paaed a,,d n,Hde to ..rder ol he best pwpor frm a Memorandum to the largest L:Jac Ml"tnr" bound iB y "tTte-

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BY TML K. A W. LIJE. T.A.tflr frOIH EllTODe Jl. ARRIVAL OF THK City of Washington ! Wf? CONSIDERED INEVITABLE. COTTON DECLINED. Nkw Yoke, April 25 p ii Tbe steamship City ot Washington, with Liverpool advices to tbe lHib, arrived at thU port this afternoon Her news is three j da V8 later. Since the s-i ing of the last steamer, tbe war rumors have circulated to an alarming j extent, but the latest reports are of a pacific nature. The war prearalions continue with una-lia't-d energy. Liverpool, April 12. Sales of cotton for three days, 21,000 bale?, at a decline of one-sixteenth to one-eighth the decline chiefly on inferior grades. Market closed firm. Brraohilffs. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co, report flour firm. Wheat advancing. Corn stedy. LATEST. LivilRhool, April 13. I The Breadstuff market continues firm, j but quiet. Beef is bnoyant ; there is a large speculative teeling, and holders demand an ad ranee of lfj to 5$s. Pork quiet; holders are demanding higher prices. Bacon quiet, l.aiii dull. LONDON MONKY MARKET. London, April 13. Consuls are firmly held at P.rJ. Money market continues without change. There is a good demand for American seciiritie.-; market closed quiet but stead v. Grrut fsVsiatn. War was generally condidened inevitable, and much depression prevailed until the 11th, when re-assuring rumors were current, and annciincements were made that the concessions made by Austria in the preliminary considerations gave renewed hopes for the meeting of the Con-Kre-H. ami canse.t considerable recovery in 1

the fuhds at London and on the continent, j Utl'al wil, soon Ik.. dear and rendv for plantAustria has proposed, and the other pow- i in ers, it is said, have eensented to, a situulta- : The Silver Star put out at noon, with neous disarming before the Congress shall ; on,v a moderate trip. The Oillum left in "t!.. -- v,: : . . . the eveuing. The Highflyer passed up in

-mi imvr ut-cn presseu l . V .ir! i.llnAni y-v a -v . A S a iu niuaiuv7ui in g.vi- m M;iifuini wiin regard to European affair. They promised to do so on the loth Prrhament will probably be dissolved in u In ii 1 1 v ar saa-k Lr ii'"'M. ia - 1 1 Electioneering was rapidly progressing. The House of Commous hml reported in favor of the ballot by three majority. The Paris Moniteur publishes another official artielu to conciliate the Cterraun powers. France repudiates the idea of interfering with their independence. Various warlike rumors coutinuu to circulate in Paris. The Bourse was buoyaut on tlw 1 2tb. Sardinia has sent Marquis D Aeglia on a special mission to London. The Vienna advices had been very warlike but had slighily moderated at the close. The Austrian troops in Lombardy continued to advance and threatened the frontiers of Piedmont. From Waahlnajtom. Wasinoton, April 25 p 11 The court room was crowded this morning. Mr. Brady argued in an eloquent and able manner on the instructions of the defense, mainly on the question of insanity. Mr. Brady endeavored to show that the Derringer pistol was fired by Mr. Key ; there is no mortal to gainsay that fact. When Mr. Brady came to the 11th of the instructions which is as follows : It the jury have any doubt as to the case either in reference to the homocide or the question of sanity Sickles should be quitted, the Judge interrupted him, saying that the Court had ! already decided so in one case. The reports of the Pennsylvania Hospi- ; tal for the Insane ihow that the most ex- j iting cases of insanity are domestic troubles. He trusted that Mr. Sickles, ao far from Mm punished and degraded by his appear- ; ance here on trial, woald give dignity to the criminal docket. It. his conclusion which 1 was forcible and eloquent, hesaid had Sickles I not resented the wronr done him a? he did . he could never have re urned to Nuw Votk I and leen receiveil again among hi former 1 associates. : Mf Uul(1 folowwj Ml. HrAtl H(. , I that tne Prosecution were .It-lending 1 adultery, in the course of this case. He ! condemned that as much as any other : criuie. But this crime tried Irerc is murder 1 , i,rn.ee.le.l In ruviimi tbi an. loot U.v. i-o I luting to adulterv. The laws of Solon and the laws ol the QatJaiC nation made the same diatinction as the common law, he tweeu an adnltarrr caught nnd killed afterwards, but we are not governed by the laws ot Solon, nor the Ciotliir law?. Initio tbe common law. " - Mr. Ould t'ontiiiuetl for some time and before he had coneluded the court adjoin tied. Cincinnati iMarktel. Cim in'nati, April 2 f I' Bf Flour dull but unchanged ; holders firm ; Miles of 1. 000 bblj at f. G0S 7f tor supr.; 5 80fSj6 00 for extra: receipts very light Whi.skj uni'hanged Better fee'ing in provisions on the part of aVoltkra, luit iidiliingot luiportance Jone exrept a sale ot 00 ,' bb)i mess pork at 17 no ut .Vnvsville. AM ! rtrticie9 arc held more Crinlv under the ad- I ;. . , u . . vices from the South ami hast, and those, , from Liverpool hy the Oitv of Washington. , T demaild tor groceriee was moicntte, I prices were nr in at b(ifor sugm MfaJ I and US for molases aud 1 1 j(V 1 2 for coffee The money lu.nket is utioh.uit tl and easy. Hatch of exchange :ire unaltt tcl md very tirm. Pittsbi ku, April 25 r u Kiver lb leet 6 inched by the pier murk ' and falliug. Weather clear. Theatkk.- The bills for this evening a performance offer a rich budget of amusei ment and fun. Mr. Bierce, who is the best ' Yankee comedian we have seen in tnanv . . - r ; 0 years, lakes his benefit and appears iu both plays. He has magic ower to dissipate the blues and to put a man in good humor with himself and all the world. Let him have a , . . . . . suiwtaiitial lieneht in a bumper ut a house. - m nmi i 1 fr.r m II -- s .. . . A near triea tor a track turtlie ; exhibition of liurse- has been suggestetl by a o-n tleillHIl 111 IlarttOIll, ( otlll . 1 1 I ail elongated ttgare 8, and as the track crosses the intersectijn or middle of the fiptire neither 1 horse can get the ndvantage of the shorter or inaide track. tKMV The Savannah RcpuLttiit notioe th. a I atf a . sbisbbsB ssffili i i I& al t msi muirs gw uui siiuipiug m mat uv in calico, or some other similar t'ahric, instead i of coatlv silks, Sweepinii the lvrn?nt with I tbem, and recommends it as an example I worthy of imitation.

River Items. ———

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES—FROM 5 O'CLOCK SATURDAY TILL 5 'CLOCK MONDAY. James Wood, St. Louis to Pittsburg. Moses McLellan, Memphis to Louisville. R. M. Patton No. 2, Louisville to Tenn. river. Time, Tenn. River to Louisville. Alvin Adams, Louisville to Memphis. Kate French, Nashville to Cincinnati. Greenville, Bowling Green to Evansville. Silver Star, Paducah to do. Post Boy, Pittsburgh to St. Louis. Reliance, Cincinnati to Nashville. Diamond, Pittsburg to St. Louis. Bracelet, Louisville to Bowling Green. J. W. Cheesman, St. Louis to Pittsburg. Tishomingo, Louisville to Henderson. J. W. Hailman, Pittsburg to St. Louis. Antelope, New Orleans to Louisville. Charley Bowen, Cairo to Evansville. J. H. Done, St. Louis to Pittsburg. Dunleith, Nashville to Cincinnati. Orb, Cincinnati to St. Louis. Arkansaw Traveler, Memphis to Cincinnati. Highflyer, St. Louis to Louisville. Sam Snowden, Nashville to Pomeroy. H Bridges, Bowling Green to Louisville. R. B. Hamilton, Cincinnati to Wabash. Southerner, Memphis to Louisville. W V. Gillum, Evansville to Rough Creek. The weather yesterday was exceedingly pleasant. A slight shower fell just before dinner, but the clouds were speedily dispelled. Business on the levee continues about as dull as could be imagined. The river is on the rise. The floods above will soon be upon us and we may expect another high river. The Cincinnati <Times> of Saturday evening, says that "the heavy rains of the passt two days have been general throughout the West, and the tributaries are now pouring a flood into the Ohio. The river is now swelling from Pittsburgh down. At this point it commenced rising yesterday, and to-day is creeping up quite rapidly. Another flood is evidently coming though it will hardly reach the extent of the last one. The Kate Sarchet—the reliable Wabash river packet—pushes out this evening for that stream. Any one wishing to go up the Wabash will kind the Kate an unusually pleasant boat, and those desiring to ship freight to any point on that river will find no more attentive or reliable officers than the Messrs. Dusouchet. Our thanks are tendered to the officers of the steamer Tishomingo for Louisville papers in advance of the mail. The Wabash is reported to be falling rapidly, and hopes are entertained that the bottht, (OTrnwM The Southertiei went tip la?t nirbt , T)ie Cuarev H the repil(ir paJu. , rnl) anJ Cairo ,acket to-day at 12 o'clock. It u ou, u, mention when the Is t'harley leaves to eusure tliat attention from pa-eif-lprs and Mhipper-i her merits deserve. We hc- she may obtain a ;ood trip to-day. White and Kel rivers liava been spreading themselres over their banks, and forming lakes and seas miles in width; carying off fences aud property of all kinds and doing immense damage to the fanners in their liottoms. Both rivers have been within 18 inches us high as last year. MISCELLANEOUS. UE ECONOMIST COOKING STOVE. FOR WOOD OR COAL, WITH A SAND OVEN. Tnts .a the m .-t v.ibiable improvemerit that bat i t.-en made 111 fiMikin? Stoves during the past twenty ' THE SAND OVEN j l ,.. ...... - the beat oil tbe same pnnri.e as the Rai-B ; Uvtt ol arn-lent rennwi. THE SAND OVEN tU l ot.- tbe Heat intip after tbe Are has gone ..ut THE ECONOMIST iTHOt i tt,c- SiiB-l oren, l ahead of aH oarripetttor THE ECONOMIST With tbe Sand Oven, Is out of raaek of them THE ECONOMIST it it,. ... .-i aeysmsirirwl and dnrablo Stove In world. THE ECONOMIST lit; u in .-t ... il.i-i ariar. 'eiiierit fir Broiling THE ECONOMIST I Mts aatef for tbe Bathing Room, Ac. as quickly ai any Rauge, and at half the coat for fuel. THE ECONOMIST Will do more Baking. Boiling and Broil. n, with a giver quantity of fuel, than any other Sto ve ur Raaga. THE ECONOMIST IB TUB STOVB. Oo not fall to eiamine it t It Is manufactured by If. &. J. TREJ DWELL, PEKKY k NRH, ali;ant. n. v. Koa !li: iiM.i at 9t SsfjrrA .' ti TUP HKJS-H, Nm 13. iVfuie tit.. Ertinm-ill' lint. ew wnmiKBy M boaes I IraBBjaSb lio I.' in '11-. & ia 1,. in. ti vi up. J". do Prime W. R. I a 6 bbls Spirits Turpentine, M bids Linseed Oil, ! bbls Wilmiiit-m Tar, 25 bids Ale 'l Uix.-s Turner's Ginger Win, 10 do Schttidain Schnapps. Ill store and tor sale by PRESTON BROS. M I'JHBKB l i .n bkm t tub rjw. Md deisicued has now iu his van! and f.r sale ! F ill r ITundred ThoiiSMlnl ft.et tliol oil ililv .-.- In d PINE LCMBER. This i en A No. 1 lot, inanu ; lac tared oat of large, full-grown tiuibor, and not of D ie Fennel Saplins. Thankful for tbe very li'-eral )atronage be- i slowed on him the pt year, he won) I respectfully mm tor a loutinuame of the same. JOHN F. GLOVER. MPl Corner Main and Seventh atn. ' lAr: . . . . . ... M r. K( HAMn 1M KA.t r. MWf A.M, OF UARTFORD. CONN. i ' i pi tal fasi.issiisi Insures against Loss or D image by Fire, 1I HECTORS Mnrk Howard, S Woodruff. James Bolter, I Roberts, Guy R Phelps. T Sheldon. James P Foster, M II D l allend. r S A White, Charles Hillyer, E H Owen, H Blanchard, Richard D Hubbard, M M Merrimaa, Wm L Collint, MARK HOWARD President. F T. LoBDELL, Secretarv. A PI licstions n-ccived by ALLEN C HALLOCK, Ant. feblS-ly HE Ell i'i.S-E U.OOUI.'ti. . ksrge and colistaul supplv for ssle by atj JOHN F. PLOT KB. B TTE.XTiOJY, 4 LI 6M iH sTAVV WB fcl.l. just received at mar-C OLMSTED a SABIN'S J sale and Ketail GROCER AND PROVISION MBRCHaNT, dealer in (V. 1 Tn Pto"tr' .PU","t- 5 nlage, Nail, Glass, CsParis, e., No 128 Mata street, near ths Canal. Evansvllle, Ind. HM

The Markets.

Evamavtlle Wlioleawle Rarkti. Bl TI JUS, fl V l9fgfX man . ... " BEANS, white 1 Sbowblers, s S 7 BF.KSWAX.tt. 5W haiua.aw. cured... COHN MEAL, hot a Hams, plain. Vt...Ot0 CHEESE, lb liLi " eaawsssed... 13 COFFEE POTATOES ... 1 oOI Rio.com'n, Ml' tl2' .. PLACER. - I " prima, S Oetasnt, b. It 12l4a t5 Java, m It.i tvlr. Plas'er -S3 S0 Lafuvra a - L I Plaste-.4Tn So :) CANDLES l'ti.a Lbwe Star 1821. W hite Saiu), bl.t Opal S SALT Sum r prs d.l.,l 25l3V. Lake, bbl 2 7 EGGS, doien Ki Katvaw!ia.tbuah.) ii FLOUR, UA...S 75ftC MtSFOAR, if. 0 7(38 K-vSaSftaK-l No. 2.H bbl . 8 00(3850 Uaf .llVaAliV So. 3, bbl... 11 O0A13 00 SLEDS No. 34bbl C VSc7 OT Clover fn Kit?Ex A3oe: Timothj. b. t2 5o2 7.White Fih. dSr, 50 BLpeGraas, bn. ... T.l M Vihbl & 1 Flaxbuah St 25 FBI ITS ,SOAP Oeriuaji f.' Dried Apple2 0n 2 25, Sjctra Palai.. Peacnea, 2 50a3 warauj.... 42 VV1TU1-D.J IK .i40 iuh.m - GRAIN - Kentucky. It. ...3u23 'rn, bush u'7d: Virgil, Ih ..-, 0 wheat, hiuh I lO(il -0 LARlToiL.Kal 'to-ay w Rve. bush wa-i TALLOW rwt. v.. (wii..a?mi' t...i i n t,r;"u- r , ?Z ' , uium, (urv ) (id, v w'L.--Green r ' Tnb pressed, cwt.. MOLASSES N Orleans, gal... mi. ir House Goldr-u Syrup PROVISIONS Bate-on (hig r'd,) -0m rulUd... Fknv j,:i7( Ex. FI.-,-.e A . Cnv .- !WHl!shV I-ird RKTAIL MARK KT. rvKaacrcu haili bv z.r. vok i bos bf N . uTrt ' oOftUf MKAL, basiii.. si Bl'TTFK, lb. ..16A Mi LAKH, lb 1 3HbASM-: St New Oi I.-jui.i, eI .0 criKK.SK. tr. IS Sugar Ilmiae, gnl.-V.. , Ct'FFEK Kio, comtnuii 14 PROVISION'S 1. . ... W. I',,.. w.l liround 3R Java, Ih l Laguyra, arouud,...lb FAitj, tio7A U P FLOCK, bbl $4i.i Sack, -'8 lbs $a J,' FISH Ides, lb Id ....-lo li sut;. cured, i.1 " plaiu.Ib U " canvaaartl. lb. ..in Hri-1 Boef, n. r lb 14 POTATOES, bush...l nO Wbit.ihisli.H VLT.ucki t lOfdlS Sl-ckerel, No. 1, 124 c. SCUAR No. 1, lb.... Nt w orleant.ir .' .lo Cod, Ih 7 Utritied 14 FRUITS Loaf 15 Green A pplea Crushed 15 Dried bun r WOOD, cord Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won tor it-t lj BWch a renown for the oute oi every variety of Throat and Liiuk ComUlut-, that it is eutirely unnec-aaary for u-to recount tin- .videucc of its virtue, wh revcr it ha tx-eu . luployssL Aa It 1...... I....... in ftui.l.i.l i .. ffV.. ,. section, we ne.-.d not ,io more than a.-enre tli.nei,b- . " , 1 l ft .f.l 1 U VV'I1-,.1.I .-- Ill, II-.,".., I III its quality is kept up to the beM it lias cvi r been, ... ... . . ... . . .. ana tnat it luav lie rt-lieU on to lu ..r tloir r. Ilel all it has ever been found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, run a l.T thk pnaNM-cs ok pi kimtivk .! ,.,. . , Ji r.i n. i . I. FOR CoSTl EMS; FOR THE 1 I KK OF DYSPE1-I A; FOR JAUNDICE ; FOR THE ( I RE OF INDIRECTION ; FOR HEADACHK: FOR THE CURE OK PVSENTERY ; FOR A FOUL STOM Ai H . FOR THE CUBE OF ERYSIPELAS; FOR THE PILES; FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA; K.ni ALL PCBOFULOI S COMPLAINTS; FOR THE CURE OF HHEl M AI ISM FOR DISEASCS OF THE SRIN FOR THE CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT; FOB DROPSY ; FOB THE CUBE OF TETTER. TUMulJS AND SALT RHEUM; FoK WORM-; FOR THE CURE OF GOUT; FOR A DINNER PILL. FOR THE CURE OF NEURALGI A ; FOB PUBIFYING THE BLOOD. They are sugar -coated, au that the most iud tiva can take them pleasantly, aud they arethebes aperient in the world for all tbe purpose of h fami j physic. Priea t cents pel box ; Six Boxen for fi.OH. Grrat uumbeis of Clergymen , Phv Mi iau-. v 11111 H.111I eminnt iiprwinAirM lent ibeu names to certify the unparalleled uaefulaew ..f tbewj i.ninlln. lint fflir inu-i. hor.. will not I,. -rTl.it tim in. sertiun of them. The AgenU below name I furuish . gratis our Amuican Almanac in vbich they are givea ; with also full descripBJous of the alcove complaints, and the treatment that Bhoabl be folioutHi tor their cure. Do not be put oft by unprincipled dea'eis with other preparations they make more profit ou. Demand Area's, and take mo others. The sick want the best aid there is for them, nnd they should have 1t . W Prepaid by DR. J. C. AY F.R J CO., Lowell, Maada.-hosette. Sob) by KELLER k WHITE, Evaftstille, aud by All Druggists and Merchants throughout the country, un r'23dA w eow Hembi F. Mii.leb. Hr-tar iehav. Formerly of W. J. Deubler Formerly of 8. EAUel, Miller & Niehans, CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORS No. 43 Main Stkfit, mar2.1 EVAN.-V 1 1. LK. 1S"I. Evansville Property for Sale ! it mMMMjtr - ommMu f for sale at very low prices. Si L 1 S in mith si I addition, opposite the Depot, and 441, ACRES OF LAND opposite tha Fair Greunds, iN-ins; tl.e prop- ' ertv divided in partition of the estate of Tim. 1). I hmitb. deceased, in 18.12, by Ooore B. Walker, ' Marcus Sherwotal. and C. G. Olmstead, Comniia t Binnera. For teruiB. apply to ' aaafJt-24aa w9bTFH MW1KEH 1 s w sa m wsa M a m t M w t i u j i STORE H. RAMEY, JR., agricultural" Implements Or All Kinds, Farm and Garden 8edt, Fruit and Oriistnentst Tree, Evergreens, Shrubbery, Cement, Lime, Ac , (orm-r lir.t hii.1 v im- -t- , t-vmi-i i ii.-, in : i" A omplete varietj always ou band, of tbe best manufactures and mt approved styles fci.io dim MMMtl M 1..1.V1I K B MJTT8.-MJS' AV.VMM tirelv new Btvle just received. TAl'lIER A MARCoNNIEK. mart No. :t9 Main street. aaavssw ' -: Hardware. m.H OH HTBJVB a O.V, .V. 40 mM MAIN STREET.-We are now openings large aud will selected stock of German, English, and Amricn Uari.w vrt. which w. ofl. i at verv Itiw prices to t'aab and prompt time buyers. Now on baud and arriving and Spa. I. -. Air e', Rowlands, ami other brwads Siiorels BseasTa Cleat Stssl3talwsatd Oraas ftraits, Do Hay Knives and Briar d. . t. arm ti itaaes aim iioee. illill Saws Row-laud and other l-ran-N, CriMS-f'iit Saws, do German and C. Sit .1, Do do. Tiittle's Patent, Booth Co. n Table Cutlery, - , Hargreave's Pocket do, Butcher aud other braiulsof Files d; Edyi-Ta.de, I Trace, Log, Halter aud Pump Chain.-. BBBBBBBB. Bl l'-, Lippinoti s, and other-, I'uiup Ttibiii); ami Fixtin. - Ohio Tool Co. Planes and Trust li.-.pt, Mear A Jackson's Saw-, Brass and Enameled Kettle-, Ilav and Manure Forks, Sneath. and Cradles. Pruning Knives, Shear nnd .' iv Fl'RNITl'RF. HARDWARE Maboeiiy and Walnul kiwi, Cupboard, Chest and Drawer Locks, NV i ought. Talde, and Bra.-.s Hint;ee, Bed Screws flat and square Lends, Coffin Scraws and Tt i mm in it-, Sand Paper, A No. 1, Castors, Ac., ac. Our atock of Euglisb (i'mmU. tCutb-ry, Kii -. -V . beine Durcbaaetl ini-vionn to lln- l.iti- : I .Dt , i-t-ing purcliawtl previous to Hie lao- a.tvaBS' bles us U offer iiiJuc-ein.-in- t i i-l, luv.r-. . nar!8 .lAt'OB STKAl U A oN. tV s, sTU.f.n, u i n.it rir t: AT A. Ve r. Pittsburgh Card Rates, by T. 3. WHITE a Co., timi J Im Loeast street. MmBJS'TMtfTM : MBit, .VI . It. rmnet-tftillv int .rnis the citizetis of IvanBville aud vicinity that hs lias locatetl here permanently for tbe pur pose of practicing Dentistry in all its branch aVPrioss as follows: Gold plate H per tooth . silver plate $1.50 per tooth. Plugging 7;", , t t $1. Extracting 2A eta. ALL WORK WARRANTED Office No. 45 Main srrevt, under Cit? Gallerv decVJ ' ' EE e tu rn 100 tuns prime Ilav, limn bnsh. do Ear Corn, 200 do do Shelled Corn, MX) do do old Oats. 600 do do Bran Ia atora and for aala low at J. C. DI'SOCCHBT'S, J i'.-' Corner Water and Locrast straeu.

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COMWISSION JdSCHANTS

014 Eslablislied Wharf Boat i rvANcvn r r mn P. G. O'RILEY & Co 9 HMISSItiN MF.K HANTS General Raftr pbi, Steam boat, and Expr A.'.i.li Special Agenta f rhe PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD aud ruiaaastiiinaoTer which wa are anthnri . .1 , giv tnrouf n receiptx at tii lowest iseune iaie, , n.iving a maimnoth 'Vharfhoat at the landing the largest rtn the Ohio Ritr, capable . ( n..ni r and protecting all merchandize IlsMe t .:.:uaga 1 from erwwnre, we are prewar. id to facWtSte the da i patch of atl conaiguakenta, forwarded to ..nr ca bveither ' Sn'ER. RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving St rin and Forwarding, ahvo, to the Cnlp nf artXT PrOilllC Dale oi uiy rruuuoe. or ,her property, eonaiarwod to tu for sale and aatte 1 bwon SjMMBbMM. Ofaoe and extensive Ware house on W at. i tr.;. , j"ning the Telegraph, and on tbe Wharf J 1 X : . .e-" - ""J , ,,u irlor fa. ihties ; long rtaoding ; in'"JT?, , hca of onr bn- ., -. e I f confidant of giving general aatbaartn ii, and hxr to iwHt a continwanee of tbe extens.v, patr.D1 age we are now .niov ac- we are bow .-niovme. Liberal cash advances will made oa all n.ii-brn -ment to either . iiraelveB or coneawtixl. i.t- in hm ! .f the principal mark eta, North, Eat orOontb. ' , P. C. O'RILEY Jt CO. mm ay. Nuttm t m tjs.srt.' sTI MKIMIAM. i4 CAStr hTRCBT, NEW OBLEAXS, LA. I. II SHORT. loCt-BBsT B. a H..AKI. mmuou-.y tr jrjt.v, met km waT IN, roRWARDINO AND GENERAL , COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Atrelit fur hHliawli:! Stlt t'oiiij.iniy, BrvaasTllii !. diana. W'e have fornteil a cn-partnemhip und.-t i ha ntyieof HRnw.v A- Aikmak, and owi. i ow services it th.- capacity as net forth in our card above. We are fully prejard to extend every fa iU( K shippra, either br CANAL. KIVKR.'.r K All RUAD. and ;owiire them that their inter. -t-bli - im at.thfuHT represented, should they be to ui u.- wiin i iieir mirwiiHe. tftie a u.l arelioiiB.- on th ..rner of Maiu ut. and tbe Canal. WM. MROWN, W. M. AIKMAN, Late of Howard Brown. Late of Fosi I. K. - jan-tl f.i. CKJ.VE, IUUiUt.-t. AND Commission Merchant, No. J "1 th Watku Stbltt. Lt S -Ml 1 1 ct-l-ly tTOHJtil; W. red to ktore iu our Fire Proof Wanhi-u . anv quantity of Gr.iiu, Product -. m Menhaiiuixe, on tue moot li!-t.il i. ru.i Hat in, large a:id airy r kjIus up aUira, prtt I Careaillla iakxn ui li..uL M Furmtur. -. A.ncultural Implement nud all kind- of i. i VkiUvs liable tu J.uu.vgc tioia d:iuip or nsst. jiiiuuncc cCocteu at tue loaeet br pr...r ral -, , , J.'"t -utn, or longoi wiuu U.ire.i. .warehouse IoiU-d on somen oi 1.,, ut V.V 'i.i.l V I'm. -.1 ...1 ....... . . - .- . f 1 i , r . '."- . -i..i rm J h3 Bt4' or Kroad. Aj j ly to Jm bV" A.-1, T-.11 .?" ,iUV" W Me a 1 lion-..' at tfie Canal UaMli. cataiblt- i t ing any aasonnt of produce, which will I- reeeived. stored, taken rre of and beb! Btil.j.- t to tbe o vueis onleta on mot lvasonabto terms. P. C. 0'RILLY. mh.'i -1: RAILItUADS A N L KXPKKSS 1 NEW ARRANGEMENT. The Adam's Kxeaoe Compaxv ree. t 1 BiiafBM to their frieuds and lat runs, the public of , Kvaueville aad vicinity, that, with tucnaaMii BBcili tit- tor tne i.Hii?i.'i itiii.'ii 01 tULIoUT, PACKAGES. MOSEY AMD VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former fav or- I pectal care taken iu the collection of Bill. ...: Note, and the transportation of small aad valuubU' All pereon a-uhiuK to avail " nuilm of tk laciUtiea of tin- Express, can obtati! any asaire.1 ki mation in reference to the roates and detail- .1 ti n busiusas. at their Olive on First atxeet, I . t Main aud Locust, oiosiia the Poat Office de DJ G. H. FUaL Airent. Mm, Louiaville packtt TISH0 MINGo. Ham. Smith, Captain; ral.lfl' and VV ooU. iJftTtLM, WlIM ,,!aVt' Kvansville for Louisville and all lnU-rniediat.-1 . asw - aap j a a . . iHauuBt, t cry ''iiji-rmy auu tniaiv, pun- lUftiiv at o o'clock P. M. mar.'t HEtlL'LJklM LOU. vilie, Kvansv-Hle and Blenderaon Paoket SCIOTO Ko. t. Ballaeh, Master, lesm Evans villa for Ixiaiavi He and all it.termediate point, every Wednesday at TIM, an I awery Saturday st 11 A.M. I E fj.y i v . i.'k, iu in t urn, j.y-if CAIRO UECb'LAR rASSESGER PACK I HARLEY B 'WEX, Dcxtek. Haster, leaves Kvaasvdle Tnray and Friday , at 12 o'clock I X.., arriving at Paducab at ti o'clock, A. M , Cairo i at 12 o'tdock, M., Wednesday and Satwrd.i I. turning, leaves Cauo every Wetlnesoay and Satui i day, at "o'clock, P. M. n.d Paducab every Thurs- ' day and Sunday, at 9 o'clock, A. M , conaectm .1 kvansville witb tue .v uicviiie aud Crawfordsv ille R. It., an t Packets for Green River. Also, con necting at ftuiiLtilaud vvitb Ouml-rlarid Bn. r I' t l eta ; at Cairo, vwtl. Memphis, Kea Orlaaas acd Sr. LouIk Pa ket. T..-1.I. -.., l 1.... :..l .... I. ... ..I ik. I..... r .11 yu.ru , t - - . WMKit .' - 500 Bt'HHEl.tifOBJs; li.'SJO buih ls Bran. For sale at marl 7.. H. COqK m SON - .7 -I lTl .. h01 nTH 3h HjHhn ot BuLUbb. nJKB FOI'.'DX MS, FlSTtSHt: K . m m Steam Pipe and Gas Fitters, eoinsr of Pins and First streets, Kvansville, Indiana. KiSBjtctfnlly ' awure the puldi. that any orders entrusted lo tin Intrp. in tbe above branches of business, will I - STteetitetl arlth promptness, and in the first t It workmanship. A variety of Brass work constantly on hand ai-1 manufactured t. .rder. Strict sttentien paid to I comolive and l'lfltillt-ry work. Steam Wftgeand St-.:!n Piw- alanvs readv. nigfiest m irkt t price, in rash, pan l. r old l . per. Brass and Zinc. de. 1 , Ivd CTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, IIABTFoRD, CONN. I Cash Capital fgTiO.fssi (si SnrjduThin 'oniwiiy ronHnnes to issue pidi.-ie on Kit riskn ai reaaouaide rates. direct r r b Bower, ; w Bull. If Fraeman. B Blodgett, S'ewton Case, Thos Steel.-, CM Webster, D Phillip. ii L Pliney.lew.il, H Perk in.-. ;MBattii mmm p. I? BUM KKS, Presid.-nt C f WAITE. Secretary. i w. K Ltntaarar, (ieneral Ac Applications wsaSV to ALL EM C. HALLiK'K , Agent, office Msr! I.- hall TJnlliliutr. Mam -t , Kvansville. BBl.r lv Kvansville. REITZ & HANEY, Will couUnee tbe uiannfscture of Strain Engines and Steam Boilers, i. inv -ire, tocthet with all the Shafting. V Phsaps, Siiw Mill Maehfuery and Mill waring of anv Al-o, IH-tillery and Mtataaj M' '. 1. ird Tanks. Sugar Mi lli, Horse Powers. Tim -I. ing M ichloea, Tohaooe Strews and Finiibert. Ii j proved Circular Saw MIUs, and in fact everything ib tbe I me .tndry and Furnishing aad Mabin. basiueas. Brass Caetiap. made to order I mprnv - ...I r .... ... t - - - - w h. . ' . ' -, rtiiu iron npes, utlip--. ,. . as tbe eW seaust, ssssaos f Ing!- and Canal Sin ri-tf REIT A HANI V JTS! .T.w.'-l30 Bl M I t S prime obl Pemisvlvania Oats for Bale at mars VI 1CKFRY Bh"S . SiMniiisi re.t. MEEUl EEEB! JMOME EMEU! Ml b tons cxeaUssit Bran, 36 bushels fretdt Cora Meal, 59 do Ear u. Jivl ruceitsaJ aud let r.ilc iu ,uantuiea to suit pun 1 insert, by r-tftfi w. I,illlii P.aMiVai-k naartl Main .tr t, i.-r the i . i tmiit f i f n tr Kttutum, m hih i - WW aaie Dealers in Groceries. Produce Nails, M ii.dow Ghua, Glassware, Ac. No. 17 Kstth First rreet, ewrner S'eaimire. KvMisrille, Ind B. E. WHEXt.BE JAI 1. Bit- s . in vi! mm JT f YbVoT jm . vjf b at m mbb MW II ANT TAILOR. Mitchell s ltLsck, Mam street. Kvanseitle, Ind Beaeqoartera f.sr 1 Clothing made toe der. Genu' Furnishing Goods, wets as Shirts. Coda . Cravats, Hainlkerchiefs, r Also, a rwnetv of Piece Good, made up t" order In tbe vty best style and situstr, at uuioa terms, saaali proflU aadeEtsosivs Bales. decSS