Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 12, Number 184, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 April 1860 — Page 1

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BUSINESS CARDS. WILLIAM II. A X K , PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. Klrat anil .Sycamoir Sta. I'articiilnr iittunlioti paid to thi repairins of Mimical, K. H-.i!iiiK, and KISK WATCH KS yuitihtf aud Wedding Curd nvtUltf Vriltti niarOlf V. K. HllUtlillTON, ww t ion of bin friend and tlio pnlilir l liia .Mtorr, corner of Cbuk and Ciarjem'r uti Mhcre lir Iiilh Jiint opeDOtl im Jtrnffg-int and tlrortr. KamilioK will bo aiipidiod Willi tlm purest arliolm of iii.iliciiies or groct-rii-a at t lie iutl riwli prii-e 1 f I In- fit V. Inar7-lm Jacob Sinzicli & Son, WHOLESALE BAKERS, IViilern in BOAT STORES, Waltr M., btt, ft and Syettmorr. PETER" VIERLING. BP tiTREKT, KVANSVILLK, Iko., r in l'aint, VaruiBliea, OilH, lye-Ston", Window I:im, Phynictaii' Shop Furniture, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal Snpportern, Surgical I-xtruuients, A;.. Ac. Af.SO I'liie Wiuea and Braudhw, and all popular p il'iit medicine of the aire, JScr,. jnlh "df 1 11.1 n i,Ji& jncJoWjtiTbj whulT:- ' ile and lietail UilOt'KR AND VKi V ISI iN Mltl'IIANT, Uilir in lXrdo, Nail, '!, I'ein, 11I, Pnwdtir, Plaster PariH, No. I2K Jl 1111 1.. f, mar the Canal, Kvansville, lud. fiO,K sirwvt. tUvaiwviile, llininna, w lndali- 1H-hU ,,r!i in (iriN'erit1 at,d all kinilt (if Pi'imIii,-.-, N'aitri, lllatM, White Lime, I'emcul, I'ottoii lt'ui'ii, 'hile ltitd, IiiiiHdid till, ir., c. Also, con.'tanlly 011 hand a full Block of Sash, Panel Jooi-h, Ac, uf all ixra. ' ap'-'Ji m E. Q. SMITH, fa " V& CIl A1K MaNU FACT U UKR, V&a ' I Market etreet, Kvaiiaville, Ind., will ' keep OB hiunl aad make to order every variety of. 4'aueaud Wood Seat I'll AIRS. The Trade HUppliod at luaeet raUx. tlntels, MteainlHiata and llalUfurniched promptly to order. All work warranted. Jaul-ly H. ft. WtlKKI.KK JMS IOLKHABT. WHEELER & IGLEHART, (W1 TUH.-K t'tt 7 T .W I, tri HWM. al Collection and Real Estate Agency. nthVe ou Third street, opposite the (Jourt House. M AND IlKUGtJISTS. We are regnlarly receiving additions to our stock of Dat'OS, MamciNKS, Cukmicals, Paints, Uiis, Vaunibhib, Pr.itrUMKar, and 'anci AkTioi.m, which we are prepared to otter te the trade on as Kood terms as cau be pi .charted iu Ciuciuuati. Louisville, or Kt. I.ouis. We have in store 15 tons of Kxtka Piths Whits Li ao, in kegs of 25 lbs, DO B.n, and 100 Sm, which ve are selling to the trade at manufacturers' prices. KKLl.KK A WUITK, No. 32 lllain street. mS'JiBJS' It f HHfiTtt.', Is- 'U jfsV BALK DRY GOODS HOUSE. First street. -ausville, Ind. Merchants will always find a full stock nf Dry Gooils, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Oapa, al this House, which vilLbe sold on hurterms. sep'l SALIC HARDWARK PNALKK, lint strwt, opposite slaieliee A IV.), Kvansville, lud. orders or Hardware promptly nlUd at lowent t'incinubti rices. tau Si V BALK AND RETAIL DKALKR.S IN FAMILY GROCERIES, CLASS, NAILS. FLOUR. oraiu, SeeOs, Dacuu, Lard, iuos. Buckets, Churns, aud Wood ware generally, No. i Main street, t.vurisvllte, 1ml. tioods delivered in any part of the t ity tree of chorge. ocfil las. w. vicukkt joaw vioiraT pam'i. v iclihv. rnwn AGAIN. ALLLS A HOWKS, t'orwardinx and Couimissioii Merchants, Kectihers of the celebrated Magnolia Whisky, Dealers io all kinds of Produce, superior Old Bourbon aud Rye Whiskies, and Korein and Domestic, idquore, Ac, W ater street, Secoud door above iu, kvausville, lud. BSNar d. ALLia. lkwis bowm. feb6-ly . 5 HJMITIt'M tiIIMT ..f.TJC TORY, 35 MAIX STRKKT, .VANSV11.LK, 1ND1AXA. If yoa wish to get the worth of your money iu Shirts.Gentlemcn's Furnisliins tioods FANCY SHIRTING PRINTS. Please call at HH Main Street. Alt orders tor Stitching Silk, Cotton and Linen Uids, promptly attended to, aud ueatly executed. Urnletul lor past patrouae, I resjioctfiiily solicit a coutimiaure of the same. Shirts ma-le to order from nieasnrenient, and satisfaction warranted. sept.-y JAMKS H. AUANKI SRAMI-KE W. IIARIIIS. SliAJNKLlN & HARDIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KVAKHVILLK, IND. ' (W 1. 1. M,a I', JIKJj XSTJTE, AVW M. Notarial biisiuiMa entrcsted tothem will receive prumpt and careful atteutiun. Kseci:tl attention will lie given to the tTollection of Claims iu he following towns, viz.- Kvansville, Henderson, Mt. Vernon, Buonville, Newburgh, Uockport. ranneltoH, Princeton, Vinceiincs, ashinglou, Iovor, and IVIeiliurgli, and iu tho countios iu which auid towns are located. iiKJICK Third street, adjoining the Ponrt House. ept20-lyd WM. E. FRENCH & CO."" WIIOLKSALK DEALKK8 IN KKADY-MADK Clotliiris, YA XKEE'lv 0 TI OA'S, Nu. jO Jllatn Street, Kvansville. lud. Agents ior (.erniaa Alienor Bolting 140111. Hill. K. OILBKKT.... .WILLIAM K. BAKKK. $. J?.'- Gilbert 4 Co. Wholesale Grocers, d v amors street, between Water and first, Kvsns ville, Indiuua. A lull assortment of Crnceriee always on hand, and for sale at the lowest prices. Agents for " Cypress Mills," CtUa Varus, :., at niauuiacciirer's prices. luoi t

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. ' JAMES U PUBLISHED BI McNXKLY iitaor. ' THAYER, BusmeM Afuar. "' c..i., wej I Afetaoauu-t lruMmt. - f w tmk Kiaj, or J LVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. I , . lii.ifl ijlnWo I,,l4IISt St.. IWUriiai BUIIUIIIgS LiVCUSl CJlij 111 uf JHrm md Ulmttr. j . i k vnavllle Crawfortlawllle Itattroad.. DEPARTURES. . ficcoiuimxiauon 1 lua ... ............ , Mail Traiu . 6.15 A. M. ..lO.iS - , ARRIVALS. ' Mail Train 6 18 P. M. ' Aixoininotlatiou .. 4.15 Local and Miscellaneous . ! !' UlTSINKSS LOCALS. i 0- On to-morrow ( Wedady) moru. I iiig, a uice nssortment of Boys'elothiog will fi" Fine airy offices above the Canal Bank !o let double-or single. Also a Hall I above. Enquire of John Ingle. apr 3 1 wd Gardkn Laxd to Lease. Forty acres of land to lease, suitable fur ir.lcri or farming 1 111 r poses, only n lmlf a mile from tlie city, on tlic Nowlitirgh road. Enquire of John V. Foster, at Baker & Fosli-r's Law fiflice. apr4-tf. CQf There has lieen a very groat complaint that the stocks of Ribbons and Trimmings 1 nutty lit to this market, have not kept jiace with tlie times that the merchants did not find them profitable, and that they have not acted in their usual liberal manner lit this instance, and that the ladies have not been nblu to procure u desirable assortment of these articles. ' Wo wish to inform our readers that IIcgiiks has done all that lay in his power this season to remedy" the evilt and that ho has ft large stock of Ribbons, Trimmings, and Notions, which he offers to the public at prices that will give entire satisfaction. (Jreat Bargains. The sale at Cooper's pork hotive, of twelve thousand fuet of lum1k.t of a'l descriptions; frame work of three large houses; K. Wilson's patent iron steam tauk ;' steam engine ; full set of ull kinds of upiiaratiu for carrying . on the jiotk lmsi iicss ; drays, gearing, lioiler, aud ntiBihcrU-s-! articles too tedious to mention takej place to-morrow (Tuesday), April loth. iS.tle at the ork house commences at 10 A. M. There will lie sold also between 7 and 8 acres of land adjoining the Salt Wells, on Pigeon Creek. ' . ' II. (J. Coopkr. npri!9-2ld. I!oy IIuiiT. On Sunday evening, a laiy named Henry Henning, living with Mr. Robert Ilnnies, while riding a horse on the river bank, just below Mr. Barnea's, was thrown from his horse and seriously injured. At first it was thought he was dead, but on the application of restoratives, he revived, and will probably recover, if brain fever does not set in. The accident happened by another lioy, ahead of him, starting his horse otf at a brisk gallop, when the liiud oue also started off in a gallop. The horses then got beyond the control of the boys. Both boys were thrown, but only the one above-mentioned was hurt badly. , This accident should be a warning to lads, and ought to teach them not to attempt racing unless they are large nough to control the animal they ride. Circuit Court, April Term, 1SC0. Urand Jury eiiijiuuiieled April 9th, 1 o'clock A. M. Namks. Township. 1. Joseph 11. Brandts (Foramau)... Perry 2. William JlcCrary ditto. 3. Jacob Kron ditto4. George Xabb German. 5. John Friedhof... dittoC. William Martin ..Armstrong. 7. John Kratz, sr Centre. 8. John Clark ditto. 9. Thomas Johnson... .'. ..'.Pigeon. 10. Thaddeus McTirnon.... ditto. 11. John Froelich ditto. 12. William Martin... ditto. J. S. Gavitt, Sheriff of V. C. - Wood's Mirror op thk. World will be on exhibition here, commencing to-niorrow (Wednesday) evening, at Mozart Hall. This panorama is suid to be an excellent representation of the scenery of this wonderful globe on which we live deserving the patronage of all wlio admire the beautiful in nature and art. &3y At the time of the Adams Express robbery in Vincennest on the 5th, several packages intended for this city were removed from the safe and left lying upon the counter. It is supposed the rascal or rascals became alarmed, and in the hurry forgot to secure them. , A Brutal Affair. Last night two drunken women, in the stone-yard on the corner of Locust and Water streets, made night hideous with blasphemy and blackguardism. The pair were unutterably degraded, and sadly fallen from woman's high estate. They were both taken to jail late in the evening by the Marshal. 82?" The President is preparing a message on our relations with Mexico, which he intends sending to Congress soon.

Intportaut Kuropean News. ' The following news per Kangaroo is of much importance. Part of the news by this steamer we have already given iu our telegraphic dispatches: The annexation of Savoy to Frauce is generally regarded as an accomplished fact. The London Times says the Emperor, Napoleon, must be permitted to carry off the prey. All the appointments of officials for Savoy bad been completed in Paris. A dispatch from Vienna announces that Austria will pronounce against the violation of the right of Swiss neutrality, guarantied by treaties. Great Britain. A proposition iu favor of the ballot hail been rejected by a large

j majority in both Houses of Parliament. The reform bill was being debated, but atI traded little interest. j The provisions of the commercial treaty , and the export ot trench goods U ktigland, bad commenced a large si-ait-.- - . - , Flour was If. per sack lower in Paris. Wheat was firm. The Paris Bourse closed flat and rather lower. Rents closed on the 20th at tiSf. 90c. Italy. Signer Fariui arrived at Turin on Sunday, the 18lh ult. Ilo brought the leiral docuiueuts containing the returns of the universal sulfrage of the people of the province Amelia, and presented the same in a short address to King Victor Ercauuel. The latter replied, thanking the envoy for the devoteduess of his people, and giviug assurances of his devotedness to the Pope, and his intentions to pay all due homage to his sovereignty. The Sardinian army was to be increased. The Official Gazette publishes a royal decree annexing the province of Amelia to Sardinia. Nothing decisive h.i9 taken place relative to the annexation of Tuscany aud Piedmont. The Tuscan Assembly has dissolved. The I)i recti r3 of the Pope's public debt at Rome had gone to Brussels to contract a loae of 10,000,0001. The Paris L'jnslilationnel states that the Pope had addressed a monitory to King Victor Emanuel, intimating that henceforth all relations between his followers and the Royal Family must lie considered as broken otf, and that His Majesty will understand that he bad openly violated the laws of the Church and is excommunicated. The Holy Father reserves to himself the duty of taking into his consideration the interest of the Universal Church and the good Catholics ef Piedmont before proceeding to severe measures. A great manifestation took place at the Vatican on the IGth in favor of the Pope. The Municipal Council of Nice had voted against annexation to France, and sent a deputation to Turin on the subject. Austria had protested against the secret intrigues of the Sardinian agents in Vcnitia, aud announced that her rights in that province will lie maintained at all hazards. Popular demonstrations had taken place in Peslh and other places in Hungary, in commemoration of the revolution of 1848. Austria declines to renew diplomatic intercourse with Sardiuia, owiug to her flagrant violation of the treaty of Zurich in the annexation of the Central Italian States. Commercial Intelligence. Liverpool, March 2l.-Bread.!tntfs firmer. Flour michaiiged in prices. Wheat very dull. Corn very dull. Provisions inactive, but no material change in prices. Lard heavy. London, March 21. Money marketaciive. Consols closed at 9494jj." Alf. Burnett had a full aud fashionable house last ;.ight. He delighted his audience, of course, as is his woul. Fun, sentiment, aud eloquence were the mental dishes set before his auditors, and well did Ihey enjoy them. This evening he gives his last performance. If you want to have a good time, go and hear him. " He Bites." tSgyHands are at work digging out the dirt that has become deposited in the gutters on Locust and Walnut streets, and throwing it into the center of those streets, thus making a better course for the water, and giving a better grade to the streets. The second number of "Miss Dill's Gazette " published at Indianapolis by Miss Lizzie St. C. Dill is out. It is a neat and well-filled periodical, and deserves the patronage of all the ladies. We hope the fair editress may meet with great success in its publication. JBa2?Memphi3 has just been providing herself with a steam fire-engine of the make of Aguew, Philadelphia. The Avaanche speaks well of it. J8jfTbe residence of Mr. Bailey of Owensboro, Ky. (in the-upper part of town), was destroyed by fire on the 31st ult., as we learu from the Democrat. BaJohn F. Armstrong, a prominent citizen of Knox county, severely stabbed a man named George Oshea in a difiiculty on the 4th inst. t6yIt is stated by George W. Julian's organ, the Centreville True Republican, that Mr. Julian has obtained a majority of the votes cast at tho nominating elections on the 2d of April, for Congress in his District the Fifth. A nomination there is equivalent to an election ; so if Julian lives, he will lie the next Representative of that District in Congress. He has In-fore represented it. Mr. Stepfen will in future run his express wagon at least twice a week, between litis place and Kvansville, and as he is prompt and reliable, be ought, and no doubt will be well patronized. Neio llaniumy Ada. Sakooval. On the 4th a fire occurred at Sandoval, Ills., destroying the eatinghouse, telegraph ofllce, Adams Express office, and offices of the O. & M. and I. C. Railroads, together with several other build- . ngs. Vin. Gai.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. A W. LINK. Exclusively for the ! Journal. XXXVI COXUKKSS First Sesstou. Washington, April 9. House. Mr. Morse offered a resolution, which, after an amendment, was adopted, calling for nil information ( concerning the slave trade, with instructions to naval officers, and the opinion of the President whether further legislation is necessary. The House proceeded to the consideration of the report of the Covode investigating committee, asking for the arrest of Augustus Schell. Mr. Wiuslow made a minority report, maintaining that! there is no authority to enquire into the private contribution of any peraons, uuless it first be r determined that the purposes were corrupt,''" ' Mr. Covode questioned the right of Mr. Winslow to briogjn a minority report. . Air. WittaluwLuairitained that he did -so as an assertion of privilege. -- Mr. Covode wished to postpone the consideration of the subject, in order to allow

Mr. Hick mail to report on the President's protest. . , ,' Mr. Hickman raised the point of order, that Mr. Winslow's course was irregular under the parliamentary law. The Speaker, decided that was entitled to the floor. An appeal by Mr. Winslow 125 against 59. : Mr. ... Covode was tabled ' Mr. Covode said he wanted the list in Mr. Schcll's possession, because if contained the names of Government officers, and not because it was signed by private individuals. Mr. Hickman ineffectually sought to present his report. ; Senate. Mr. Brown' presented the resolution adopted at tbe meeting at Nashville, Oct. 10, 1859, in regard to the improvement of the navigation of the Mississippi river. Referred to the committee on commerce. Mr. Hale called the attention of the chairman of the committee ' on the District of Columbia to the condition of the jail of Washington City, which would disgrace a tribe of savages. Mr. Brown said a new jail was nliout being erected by the General Government. After some conversation, the subject was dropped. A number of hills of a private nature were considered. A bill for the relief of settlers on lands in Arkansas wis taken up and passed. On niotiot of Mr. Sumner, it was resolved that the co aim it tee on foreign relations be instructed to consider by what title or'right the Saratoga steam ship of war, belonging to the United States, hits undertaken in time of peace, without the sanction of Congress, to use force against two other vessels of war at that time in Mexican waters, and after a bloody fight capture them and bring them as a pretended prize of war into a port of the United States, holding their officers mid crews as prisoners; and also to consider if any action of Congress be required to prevent the recurrence of such collisions and with an assumption to tike a prize of war and prisoners in time of peace. Mr. Wilson gave notice of a bill to more effectually suppress the slave trade. Mr. Davis's resolution was taken up, and Mr. Chestnut made a speech in its favor. The resolution was then laid aside. Mr. Hunter's motion to take up the Indian appropriation bill was lost yeas 24, nayes 34. The House homestead bill was then taken up 20 against 22. Adjourned. New York, April 9. The Tribunes Washington correspondent of the 8th, says the Pacific Railroad committee has finally determined on one road, adopting the basis of Curtis' s bill, with a clause that the route should touch Salt Lake City. This bill will be resisted iu the House by the large interest friendly to the Southern Pacific project, and if it should pass there, it will encounter a more decided opposition io tbe Senate, where an effort will lie made to amend it with that addition. Recent intelligence states that in surveys made through the British dominion the Canadians abandoned the scheme of a Pacific Railroad as impracticable. No returns have as yet been made by the Harper's Ferry Committee on the precept issued against Mr. Sanborn, but it is expected to-morrow. Therefore, the committee does not know of his refusal to obey the' summons. The next step will be to send a Sergeant-at-arms in person, and if resistance is made, submit the question to Congress for legislation, as there is no law authorizing tbe officer to call a posse comitatus like a marshal in executing a process. The Times' correspondent says Messrs. O'Reilley and Speed have addressed a letter to Gov. Stevens, delegate from Washington territory, proposing to construct a line of telegraph from St. Paul, Minn., to Puget's Sound, within two years, without any aid from the government, except th simple right of way. They assert that the line can be built for $200,000. Senator Gwyn will call up Mr. Wigfall's Pacific Railroad bill in the Senate to-day, and its friends are confident ol passing it during the week. Tbe minority from the special House Pacific Railroad committee will also report the Wigfall bill. The special Senate committee, not to send for John Brown, jr., as a witness, on the ground that the sergeant-at-arms has no authority to deputize his authority, is an admission of the principle in the Sanborn care. Boston, April 7. At South Boston, last night, John Foley was killed, and two of his friends wounded one supposed mortally by Henry Thompson. The Foley party were celebrating a wedding in part of Tiiompsot's House ; they become noisy and riotous ; Thompson started for the police ; was pursued and attacked, whereupon be stabbed his three assailants. Cincinnati, April 9, m. Tho river has risen 2 feet 4 inches in the last 24 hours. Now 14 feet 11 inches. Weather warm and cloudy, with npiiearance of ruin. Pittsbckoh,-April 9, m. River 8 feet, 5 inches by the pier mark and rising. Weather clear nnl warm. There were heavy showers this morning. Acot'STA, Ga., April 9, p. m. A private letter from the Hon. A. 11. Stephens to a Georgia delagate to Charleston, protests against the use of his name at the Charleston Convention as a candidate for the Presidency.

HALIFAX, April 7.—The R. M. steamer

Niagara i'roui Liverpool at 10A. M.ou 24th, and Queenstown the following day,'arrired here at 3 o'clock this P. M. The screw steamer Hal bee was to" , leave shortly after , the , A'taywra foe Halifax and New York, takiug the place of the Jura. '- ' The news is important -tad interesting. The King of Sardinia ,has formally accepted the annexation of Tuscany and bad signed a decree to that effect. The ex-Duke of Tuscany is preparing to protest against bis fate. Austria. The agitation in' Hungary continues, and numerous arrests had been made. lhe trench army was daily quitting Lombardy and would occupy Savoy. The Comtilutiomul says this is uot on account of any coldness towards Sardinia, but because the independence of Italy ' is 'irrevocably axed.- - :rr"-:i The Sardinian troops had commenced tho evacuation ot Savoy. 1 Tbe French -dispatch explaining ; the necessity for the annexation of JSnvoy iiad been published. It contains nothing new. The proceedings in the British Parliament were uuiniportaut. Further progress had been made with the Budget, aud the Income Tax had been agreed to. The reform bill had been further debated. The Rentes were quoted at 63 f. KiOtu - - Liverpool, March 24. Breadstuff market quiet. Consols closed on Saturday at 94 J (94 for mouey, 94 j account. Memphis. April 9, p. m. Samuel Mosley's cotton shed, containing COO liales' of cotton, together with 7 dwelling bouse?, were burned last night. Loss $70,000. In surance $60,000. ———<>——— THE GREY EAGLE.—We learn that the steamer <Grey Eagle> will resume her place in the Louisville and Henderson packet trade on Thursday the 12th of April, taking the <Scioto's> days, and will remain positively in the trade.—<Lou. Jour>. ———<>——— NEW ORLEANS, April 9, P. M.—Mails from tue sloop Savannah have arrived. The small-pox was raging among Miramon s troops at Medtllun, and it was doubtlul whether Miramon would persist much longer. The bark captured by tho Tndianola was the Maria Uonccpttone, belonging to this Marin expedition from Havana. The Mexican schooner was also taken'.. A decree banishing American citizertp, and confiscating their property, had betjn puoiisueil at tue Capital. iThe Galveston Democratic Convention met on the 2nd inst,, and was largely Attended. The platform adopted takes strong Southern ground. A resolution was passed, requiring tho delegates to withdraw from tun Charleston Convention if the two-thirds rule is rejected. Hew VorVt Market. New York, April 9, p. m. Flour firm; tendency upward, but prices not materially higher; fair home trade, also some export inquiry ; sales 10,200 bbls at 5 25 for super state; 5 40()5 45 for extra ditto; 0 20 0 30 for super western; 5 90(TrG.- 05 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio ; closing firm prices. Rye flour quiet and steady at 3 70((i4 40 for common to choice super., .Whisky dull at 22-W,22A, Wheat firmer with lair export demand ; transactions much restricted by advanced prices j sales 22,000 bushels Milwaukee Club at 1 23 1 25, and 1,000 bushels common white southern at 1 50. Rye dull. Barley dull at 70f(?85 tor common ; active at Itetter prices; sales 45,000 bushels at 73i5 for mixed western; 71 for unsound "'white ; 80 for sound ditto. Oats btioyaut at 43J(5i 44 for western and Canadian. Pork dull ; prices still favor buyers; sales 1050 bbls at 17 68 lor new mess; 17 40 for old mess; 17 00 for thin mess; 14 5014 25 for new prime; 12 75 fur old prime, including 50 bbls new mess, buyer's option, June, 18 25. Beef steady . aud uuchanired at S DO for prime; beel hams dull aud unchanged ; sales 125 bbls at 14 0016 00 for western, latter tor prime. Cut meats dull and heavy ; sales 250 packages at 77 shoulders ; 9. 9 for bams, latter - very choice; bacon quiet and steady. Lard in fair demand ; sales 900 bbls at 1011. Coffee firm ; sales 500 bags San Domingo at 121. Mo lasses sales 50 hhds Muscovado at 31. BgL.Ttie Viuceuues Gazelle gives this advice to our Douglas friends, who are very spunky over the boorishuessaof the Charlestoniaas : We hope for the credit of the State, that Iudianians will go there like gentlemen, and live whilst there as becometh citizens of this great commonwealth, and not asa vagabond and itinerant show company. If Democrats are not able to go to Charleston like gentlemen they bad better stay at home. We think their trip to the land of Nullification aud Disunion will be all to no purpose, yet if they will go, let them act like well-bred and independent sovereigns. BfTThe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will issue round tickets to the Charleston Convention, at half fare. Similar arraugemeuts have tieen consummated by the B. & O. R. R. with its various Western connecting lines. Tornado in Mississrpri. Through the politeness of Captain Reynolds, of the steamer Quitman, we learn that a terrible torna do occurred iu the vicinity of Greenville, Miss., on Saturday night. There was much damage done to the plantations, and a negro man was killed at Perry's plantation, and several others injured. Mem. Avalanche.. Kec(-ipl by llailroad. April Uth, 1SC0. 2 car loads hay. Slaughter A Dunkerson; 1 box eggs, Precton Bros.; 1 car load hay, Iglehart Bros.; fti bushels bran. J. P. Kiliott; lot mill castings, Mr. (ishorne; 1 bbl fresh lish, Joseph Bixard; 5 bbls eggs, l.V bbls Hour, I. A. Crane; 1 sack feathers, 3 hides, J. M. Whitehead; 413 sacks corn. Brown A Aikman; 1 lilid tobacco, J. 11. Maghee A Co.; 1 pkge taws, C. S. Wells; 1 box cisrara, Kobn A Lowenthal; 4 boxes goods, P. (i. O' Riley A Co.; 2 cases tea, A. M. Graff; 3 lioxee, 1 bale. Archer tt Mackev; J boxes. Keen A Preston; 1 roll carpet, J. O'Byrne; 2 cases tea, Sorenson A Co.; 2 boxes shoes, Head A Burrow; 1 box dry goeds, D. S. Anderson; 3 boxes boots, R. Barnes; 1 piano, 1 stool, A. Derives; 125 bags wheat, Gee. Woltliu; of. sacks potatoes, 20 bbls potatoes, Nathan Will.ir.I; 1 car chickens, N. Deer; 207 bush corn, T. R. Hardv. A. K. SHUADKK. Air't. DIED, On Saturday, April 7th, Likzik, wife of Mr. William Van Kame, in the 21 th year of her age. All those who kuew the deceased, will endorse the sentiment contained in the following lines: Her lite exhibited the beauty aud excellence of our holy religion ; and her virtues, like the stars seen in the high latitudes of the earth, shone brightest 0vet a scene of desolation, .

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XT DEt 3NT POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. FUN, HUMOR, WIT COMIC CHARACTERS. LAUGHABLE DEBATES, OLD MEN. BEAUTIFUL POEMS. Door open at 7. aprl'J-ltd - ... Commence qr. &. 1860. SPRING & SUMMER a 860. fully iiilorni their numerous ftieuda and the public geuerallv, that Ihey are duilv receiving ac cession s to their large aod varied stock , of Spring aud Summer Good, which, for elegauco, style and variety, caonot be surpapseil. It would be-super-biioiis to eAtuuierate all the. departments wliich, on inspection; will lie found replete embracing all the leading styles aud novelties ot toe seaou. Tho business principles which, have p-aiued for their old established house sncli extensive patronage, aill tie adhered to, viz.: K&ecution of orders Willi dispatch attention and courtesy to custom ers, combined Wiith - moderate i charges. Their stock haviup; been purchased with care uud judgBient in the best markets, and of first quality, to gether with an adherence to sound principles of trade, they are Cou-Qdetit of lieing able to supply those who may favor them with a call on the bent tonus. Auuexed they Hulipsit a list ot department. Cloths, Cassimeres, anil Vestiugs, . Tweeds, Ky. Jeaus, Cottttnadea aud Denims, New Style Prints, a great variety, French Organdies, Lawns aud Uinghams, ; Knglish Berages, Anglais and Chiillis, . ' Black and Fancy ,Silks, and Irish Poplius, Mohair Uoods for travel, g dresses, French Berage Holies, 5 to 11 Volants, " . Orgaudy " . fi to ft " Silk and Gingham Umbrellas and Parasols, . Panama, Braid, Leghorw and Palm Hats, ' ; Boots and Shoes, Soft Black mid Colored Ifa'fl, White, Blue and Pink Mosquito Nells, French and Scotch Kuibroideries, a great variety, ' Klack Lace JUantillas and Points, ' Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and White and Colored Corsetts, , White floods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, Ac, 4c, 8. Jc K. would rail particular attootion to their stock of Irish Linen Goods ol their own i in porta tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish ami Grass Bleachedonsistingof 4-4, G-4 and Liuens, Brown and Bleached, Damasks all sizes, Linen ( aniline Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown aud Bleached II licks, Ac. N. B. Thompson's Skirts,' requiring no Steel 3'iringaromid the body.Bre. recommended for the lolkiwuig peculiarities and advantages; 1st. Facility of application. ' -il. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or excoriate, and admit of any kind of exercise without the slightest inconvenience to the wearor. f"Corner Main and First streets. W V tion oi eleven Directors of tho Kvnnsvillw, Indianapolis ,t 'leveland Sliaight-Lim; Hail Bond Company, will bo held at the office of tho Company in ludiauupolis, on Thursday, the '!d day of May, lfiOO, at Z o Clock P. M. JAMKS i KhK.l K, aprl0-3t Secretary. m AT 1IKI liumlles assorted, ;'H, 1, 1'4, lJ, iaches, received this dav and for sale by JACOB STUAUB A HON, .apr9 ' 74 Main street. M Fountains and ail the FiKtiires, aud lnu t'T. Sulphate Quinine. WM. BIKIlBOWElt. iiprti-atd ' : - COMlniSr6NER 1 VMUTVM V Jl JtKt'HKK Of Jam the Court of Common Picas of Vanderburgh county, Ind., the undersigned Commissioner will, ob the lirst day of May, 18041, at 2 o'clock r. ., at the Court House door In Kvansville, oiler lor aaie at public auction the following described Real Kstate to wit : The middle tiortion of Lot CS, " Old Plan of Kvansville, being thus bounded : Beginning on the front line of said lot 08 ou irst street, IS leet 4 juchea from the line of Lot C7 in the same plan. and running thence on the front line of said Lot liS, toward Vine street IS feet 4 iuches, tiieuce at right angles to irst street across said Lot 08 to the alley in the rear thereof, thence along said alley towards r,ot t7, Is teet and 4 Indies, thence to the beginning, being IS 4-PI teet on irst street, and running back the same width to the alley. Also, all the buildings and Improvements on the insids 65 feet of aaid lot l. TKRMS : One-third cash, one-third at C months. and one-third at 12 mouths the pnrchaser securing the deterred payments liy notus with approved se curity, bearing interest and waiving relief laws. iillCAAl NKJ.HON, apr7-d.vw3t Commissioner. ttftwi:.i5 itox. mrojs- rvu A w steel Suuares ou hand and for sale at upr7 JACOU STRAUB A SON'S M- Henry Dissl on's and ether makers, liom 10'i to IPX inches. JACOB STRAUB SON. M J THIJV44 TI"H KTH. H fjOIHt' H mJ and Hunt s best quality, Nos. 1 and 2. apr7 2wd JACOB STRAUB A SON. ST3Xlxir of I860. AT - ceived their Block of SPRING AMD 8UMMKR DRY GOODS, and respectfully iuvite the ladies of Kvansvillo and surrounding roni.lrv to call and examine. Their assortment ol SILKSand FANCY DRKS3 GOODS canuot be surpassed bv u; iiuiiem, ill lilt (.liy. Staple goods, snch as Calicoes, Ginghams, brown and bleached Muslins, and sheeting, a heavy stock of Straw ImimhIs, tallies', misses', and children's Hats, Ac. Their stock of Spring Shawls, Dusters, Mantillas, and Lace Poiuts is complete ; au,l in fact everything connected with a retail Dry Goods store can be ion ii a at UUSKU BKOTUJCitS, mai-27 No. 30 Maiu street. tfiKIt I It I Mil M TJ T K S 't , HJMlt--w lets Piuk Eyes, r bbls Neshaniiocks, prima article, in srore and lor sale by K. SHARPK A CO., No. 130 Main St. HH I KTN II 1,1. TIfH. MJt witb aud without bustles, that can be tint in band oox or carpet sack wli.le traveliiitr. just re ceived at SCHAPK KK A BUSSING'S, Successors to S. Kiubich A Co., apr3 4i Bfain street. Ili UK 1ft H. - w Lard aud Butter Tryers, Sugar do Guagiug Rods, Wantage do Yardsticks, Garden Tools in setOi for ladies and children, At GKO. S. SONNTAG, Main street below Branch Bank, apr3 Sign of the Circular Saw. B7hvyj'j:TN, ntviiiifb, f.X't MinZ MM lions. A large and very cheap lot of tho latest styles some very lieautiful ones, just opm.ed at ... SCIIAPKKR A BUSSING'S, Successors to S. Kuiliicb A Co., aprS 4:i Main street. m vht iitJi'mirmi a .-; u- suhI -a ply or DOLK'S PATENT SAW GUMMING MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling the attention of all those using Saws of any kind to this Glimmer, as being the Isjst now in use for cheap, ness, durability, and efliciency ; having been successfully used iu almost every State iu the Union, and the demand steadily increasing, war ran 1 1 us in recommending it to alt l-erKons noediii" a SAW GUMMING MACHINE. tttf- These Glimmers are manufactured for ns of the l-st material, aud every care taken in the workmanship to furnish a machine that cannot fail to give satisfaction. GKO.S. SONNTAG A CO., Jobbers aud Importers of Hardware, Ac, Ac., apr Main St., Kvansville, ind. Dealer in and Manufacturer of BOOTS. SHOES; AND LEATHER. ALSO, OKALKa I.N Tanners Oil, Shoe Findings, Tanners' and Curriers' Tools, Patent Deather, Moroccos, Shoe Thread, Boot Web, d-c, Jr. Cash paid for Hides aud Sheep Skins. No. Ill East WaehiHgtim street, Indianapolis, lud. dec2J-3iiBdAw

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J TyJST JL. 3?t 0E! . AT WHOLKSALK. i i-' SPRING SALES - OF 1 SCO. . - ' i . - t. - - CH4.S.ra. 13 FIRST STREET, , Wrfi U1S CJJPJl VWOUm JiSTJ HMJL lishment filled with NEW GOODS received within the last four weeks by sea, from ENGLAND and GERMANY, and by railroad from Jiew Kug land MANUFACTURER. They have .boon puichased, many of them, for CASH,' aud to MERCHANTS, GROCERS and TRADERS, who wish to pay Oso, or jyremjx time bmyert, lie can give bin as. nuranct that they can purchase their spring ftocit ot hint at the BOTTOM OF ANY EASTERN MARKET (simply adding freight.) Many goods nru much REDUCED IN PRICE, ami MERCHANTS will DO THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him before they buy, and learn what tire BOTTOM OF' THE MARKET IS. ' - .-, . '. , Iu his amnio supply may be fomid the followiag STANDABD GOODS. .'.'.' 3000 Pairs WALKER'S and i - other. TitAUii tuiiAJ.r.J5. casks LOG AND PLOW CHAINS. T, ' 50 doz Root H AMES. 50 doz Horse and Mule COL LARS, (GOOD.) 100 doz AMERICAN HOE CO.'S Planters' Hoes. 50 doz Garden RAKES, steel and iron. 25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd. 50 doz 0. AMES, and others, Shovels and Snades. 50 doz TUTTLE'S Hook Tooth Cross-Cut Saws. 100 doz WELLS', (Hunt's),, Lippincott's and Collins Axes. ...'.w i" 50 doz HUNT'S Hatchets. 25 doz HUNTS Broad and Hand Axes. 25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw ing Knives. 25 doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S Hand Saws. ' 50 doz COOK'S Patent, and other, AUGER BITTS. 200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut ; Gra'd Twist and Common. 2000 doz TABLE KNIVES, English, AMERICAN, and J. Russell & Co.'s. 500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S, Bunting's and . Barnes' POCKET KNIVES. 50 doz WADE & BUTCHER'S Razors. . ;- " " :': " -; 1 1,000,000 G. D., S. B., and Water Proof Caps. . - .. Also, 100 doz WALDRON Grass and Grain Sevthes. 50 doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel SCYTHES. 100 doz Superior SCYTHE SNATHES. 100 doz FORKS, 2 & 3 prong, fsupenor. 50 doz CRADLES, Grain, Bow and Wire Urace. 50 Wood HAY Rakes. 100 Grind Stones, 18 to 30 in. 200 doz Scythe STONES. LlJSO, 500 doz BUTCHER'S Files; 20 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S Planes, reduced prices. AUH1VT FOR-AUD 2000 feet RUBBER BELT ING, BEST IN AMERICA, on hand, 1 1-2 to 24 inch. TOGETHER WJTII . SHELF HARDWARE AND TOOLS of every description. Older executed with the utmost enre and promptitude. CHARLES 8. WELLS, marl.l V Iiolesale Dealer. CHEAP LITERATURE. WtM. TON have received a large selection of the best works iu paper binding, from 25 to 50 cents each. The Head of the Family. By authoroi John Ualiiax. ,. The Ogilvics, do do do do do Olive, John Halifax, do do do do By Mrs. Marsh, do do do do do Co Lift, for a Life, A P.ero, do Kmelia Wyndhani. Mordannt Hall, Aubrey, Rose of Ashurst, Niua. By Fredericka Bremer. The Neighbors, do do I he Home, do do Mary Barton. By Mrs. Gaskel. The Cantons. By Sir K. L. Bulwor My Novel. do do And all Mulwer s other works. All Charles Dickens works. ... Lever's, Cockton's, and various other celebrated outljors. DOBKLL A CONYNGTON. mar.:7 . . , w I 'a a r fv FJiTOKH. teo lent, n. a"" prime Seed Sweet Potatoes, j ust received and for sole by Y. SHARPK A Co., 130 Main St. 20 bunhels Blue Grass, do Orchard Grass, Hungarian Grass, . Clover, Timothy, Millet, 1M 25 211 its) do do do do do Red Top or Herds Grass. la store and for sale by If. SHARPK A IO., No. 130 Main t. mar'ZY

mm ni a fuof. . it. f.vT, thk 'fat popular builder of Melodeons, is opening a factory for making Mclodeons and Chinch (rgaMl in Kvansville. All who want this kind of instrauients can lie snpplied at greatly reduced prices. : Orders for repairs or instruments left at Dohell J Couynglon'a Book Store. inar27-lwd JL nock, 100 bush Pinkeyes, ior sale at lowest market rates by J. P. ELLIOTT. MM feed on hand, and delivered in any part of i lie Cilyfr sale by J. P. ELLIOTT. (W k-1 it h in'fntTiij'iT' i f uorn M. 1NO INTO TDK GROCERY BCM N KS,-. Wishing to establish a branch of our business iu tho interior for the purpose of doing a shipping produce business, we otl'er for sale ou easy terms, the stock of GRoCERIESnud STORE FIXTURES now owned by us at Mo. 8 Water street. The business has been established about four months. Any man of ordinary enterprise ran do a good paying cnk business frem the day of pur. chase. Stock about $2,(io call bo reduced, it d(aired, to $I,2ihi or Kl.fiOO. For particulars apply to VICKERY BROS , ' mar21 .. No. 83 Maiu st., or 8 Water at