Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 122, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 February 1861 — Page 1

M v i-: sT II , it " JO. Jji VOLUME X EVANSVILLE, INI). Fill DAY .'.JI0KN&TGt FEBRUARY I. 1861 NUMBER 12i,

BUSINESS CARDS. =======

U. W. ARMSTRONG,

Steam Furniture and Chair

BUSINESS CARDS. =======

ARMSTRONG, Old Established

MAStTMTCBKB. And wholesale and retail dsaler in all ti.tU of fui:! Fancy Furniture anJ Ckairt. A oueoi ihe b-st arranged and Conducted 1 iti-c rl-e west of Cine:r,uali, and cau svll as low a aiy Cincinnati House. Any i'l-.tteru desired made to order ou snort, ho. tice. Tu. oing of any kind i-ruiptly aitetided to. CiS"All w rk arrLiHKl . bv made -f rreasoueil material, anl of snnerW w.irkunn-diip. WareRooms, No. K Main stie-t. ' ' hot'1 !

41 Main st., bet. 1st and 2d streets.

L. KESSLER.

Manufacturers of CANDY, SYRUPS, &c., <And Wholesale Dealer in> FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS. SARDINES, &c.

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FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, TOYS &c.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS &c. jan3 ly ———————

e. scHMrrr & stark, Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu

.Trench, English & American

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APER H ANG I NG S,!BTATIO-VARy AND PDRTABLE

STEAM ENGINES

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i.sJe nail Fixtures, Curtain Qooii, Gilt Cor

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aprlH-ly j Jx:taiOfc Stoole, j (SfMVr.-wiK Y.j TtlK.K J 1 KL, ) I ?a ST., BET. CHESTNUT & CHERRY, i EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. i m, DOORS, WINDOW BLINDS, OUXSSEV LC.nUEtt,

Js, l.aths, ite.,ot'tTfrydem-ii;.tion coustaut W iiu l.niiJ. Pa.'kiii' Utixoi of ail kiuiis uiadts to -i 1-r. Snw in of every kiuJ done uti lii bliurteflt Iiotuf. " aprl8-ly H. e. rkaii, LiAt of JaqufMS A Co. aarou hi kkow. READ & BURROW-, WHULFSAI.E DEAI.B8 IN Boots c? f31a.oo3, HATS AND CAPS, No. 1 Main St., KVAN'SVILtE, IND. aot-4 ' JINHV T. MIUF.R. J. HENRY NIBHALS MILLER & NIEHAUS, TtitUiS, SHOKS, HATS, CAPS, ire.

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PrKMSHED BY jam ks k McNKKuT 7.. r. M. THATKK, e'J ,',! Zra.m4r. JNO. H SIcNKKLy, Sttp't Mechurtittai SJeyurtmei CSfDKB TUB FIRM OF THK EVANSV1LLE JOURNAL COMPANY. Journal BuiMiugs, Locust St., Ilttwtn JPirtt and Bulir. Indlanapolla Correspondence. Indianapolis, Jan. 28, 1861. Editor Journal : It will Le old news when you receive the present letter, to sttte that the Baptist Church of this city was consumed by fire after 6 o'clock yesterday morning. No suspicions are entertained that it was the work of design ; it was obviously owing to the defect of a flue, and

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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.

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EVANSV1LLE, INDIANA

WOYSTERS!

THE SEASON OPENED! .f.TI jo W M H t'K I VIJU MiJ 1 1. I hv A:tmt KxproM, th Celbratp4 Kreh P I, ri';: v, tiYSTERS, N KVt -t;K BAY SHKtL OTSTKRS, ' MILKOUP, HARLKM, OYSTKRS. PKLAWARK BAY OYSTERS. .IHItAKTED KR.ESIIT

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LAW & ANTHE S, A.TTORNEVS AT LAW, GENERAL COLLECTION AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Office No. 87 Mnin street, wpponito the Court IJouaa, EvauHville, Indiana. maylO-tli&wly

a. SMITH,

No. 187 Alain street, Cor. Seventh, EVAXSVILLFf IND. ry UU TK i'l'L, h'O H THK I'JST 1'JTICjr ronara bestowed upon them, beir leave to iuform their friends and the community in general that withtlie aid of new machinery, they are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any Kant, era make. Thcaj who wish to have frood TOOLS, and nt th same timo encourage home manufacture, can supply themselves At the factory. Hatchets, Axes, Hoea, Iraw-Koive8, Pork Cleav 4ra, Millers Picks, and Edgid Tools of all kinds, made of double refined cant toel, and warnlwl ,qnal to any in use. jau21.l WM. K FliENCil & CO., WHOLESALE SEALERS IN KK.YDY-HAPE l'A NKEAN 0 TJ o'xs, Xo.SU 'I film Street, Kvnnville, lnrf. Aeuis for G4-rmau Anchor Halting Cloth.

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PKPAKTURFfl. Icoomiui-ilHtloti Tr.iin.... 6.CK1 A. M. rrti! Trai i - 9.5' " ARRIVALS. Mail Train 12.54 P. IU A:Trnnuod:ttioii 3.55 " Stramcrs-. Regular Packets. For particulars, tee advertisements. TO CAIRO. - Charley Bowkv leave Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'cKck M. Arrives Moudays and Thursdays at night. FOR PADCCAH. Dvnbar leaves Mondays, Wednetjdays, and Frlays at 12 o'clock w . Arrives Tueisdas, Thursdays, ami Saturdays at night. FOB HtKDEKSON. Gkv. D. M. Vihtb plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUHVII.LE. Bracelf.t, of Louisville, leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6 o'clock r. M. Arrivos Tuesdajs and Saturdays in the afternoon. Grkv Eagh:, of Gallipolis, loaves Mondays at 12 o'clock m., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock p. u. A rrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GBE-EV RIVER. Mattie Cooke leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 0 o'clock p. m. for Bowling Groon. Arrivos on Aiondavs and Thursdays iu the morning. 1.VE Eaves loaves for South Carrolton and Pond River, ou Wednesdays and Saturday, t noon. Arrives on Tuesdays ami Fridays, at night. -

There is regular daily communication with IIendfkmon and MvwBittau by boat, and land conveyance. "

A L'iX E. OILBSBT.

.WILLIAM R. BKtB.

At. Gilbert; r Co. Wholes;iie Grocers, (Syi aaore tnet, Lercen Water and First, Evaiisill Indiana. A full assortment of Groceries ) ways on hand, and for aale at the loweHt pricei. .A'cats for " Cypress Mills," Ottoa Yarns, -.., ut manufacturer's prices. (noi I

aiSAM MSXaOMn JOSEPH r. M REYNOLDS. Auction and Commission. JfJZ to Woolsey A Nelson, will cutmue the Commission business, both at private sale and at auction, at the old stand, corner Wain and Third Htroots, opposite the Washington Hotel, where the, will pay particular atteution to the sain of everything entrusted to them ; the; will attend to any auction sales anywhere in the city. Particular attention given to the sale 4.1 Lniul an J Town Lots Ac, 4c. tebl7!

REGULATIONS FOR. 1861. Tjsr All Advertisements amounting- to $3 or less must invariably be paid in advance to secure attention. All Job Work must be paid for on delivery. . Transient Work must be pre-paid.

WILLIAM it. AX, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, Cor. First tad gycsnsrt $ta. Particotsx attention paid to the repairing of Muiical, Repeating, and FINE WATCHES. KS Veiling and U'eddixj C-ojrdi tuxHly WriUs. " marOtf JfhUtt, AiLZKLJ, it CO., WJriiH street, Jwansvills, lndiaua, Wholesaie loalers in Groceries ainl all kinda of Proluc, N4lis, ilas, White Lime, (Jenient, Cotton Yarn, Whir L&ul, Linseed I'il, vc, ic. Also, ctustaitl,i uli nar:,l a full stcr.k t f S.13L, Panel boors, 4c., , i all si3ea. ap2 " iL7M:7l2:6 c2ie;

WHOLESALE DEALER IN I GROCERIES & LIQUORS, j 'o,'4N West First street, I 44p25-ly EVANSVILLE. IND. j PHILIP DECKER, j (Successor to Pecker & Kramer), j MANUFACTURER OF LARD 01L, MlAP AND CANDLES, Also au extra article of .J a( .vi.v, .r.v, k tun on,. I). nlevH In Ruoin, Soda, Aslies, iSj Also PURE CATAWBA WINE, OI 0111 own raisiug, In uaiitltl6s to suit purrhasoi i, 4(1 . Ji trttlt btt. Ilrml X SttOHd, EVAN8VILLE, IND. AcTi dis cah, 4r 60 days' paper nwotiable in f ink. Jan2o ly Tobacco Agency, h'i'K MAMTACTl'tKIlH OP TUTS CITY. BY J. G. SAUERS & CO. OK HJ 'K il.S lfJJlt A t-l.y'K WW lot 4if Manutai urfTtf Tobacco ;md are re'e:v:i44; daily from the fa.-f'! y, via.: -CPEKIOR BRIGHT It LUMP, BLACK HAWK BRAND IN loo .s BOXES SUPERIOR 1 OZ. LUMP IN CAPOIES. I VK LI.' MP IN fiuXKSOr 100 Ihs. M:4.!. fnn:i -'Iw-te! Kentucky aud Missouri loaf. A lo all brands of Cigars, from half Spanish a superior article of CHOICE SPANISH, MnJe of imn Havana Leaf the celebrated CKV A NTKUS, not to ho beat it' eijnalutl. Wo ioviftj deal en to cttll ar.d evamitH the utock tefora buviu, a4 nv wilt at thn lowest rate. auK.2S-fim Water street.

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,JfJ)J.nN JlXJ'MliifM Ptt.ltPJ.V.'jt NEW ARRANGES! EST. The Adams Express Company respectfully au

uotinc to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased tiu'Hi- 1 tis for ths transportation of F HEIGHT, r A i K A i! S . , MONET A X O V A L V A 6 I. fe' . ; Tbey solicit a continuance of former favors. Es- j pecial care tako in the collection of Biils, Drat'.s, Notes, and the transportation of amaU and valunMo ! packages. ; All persons wlshlu to avail themselves of the 'a- , ollitiesof tha Express, co obtain any dosirtMi t.'tir. j uation iu reference to the ro'ites aud details (d llm , bunlDiSs, at tln.ll' Office on r irat btr.ol, between i

Alaiu abd L04. ust, oPpoSit6 the Pist Oflico. dels fl. K. FISH. Agent. h u "iiorE"i7ir rs"" (J'OhaHtRLTr OF-aTEELK HUNS ELL.) l.'ORMsH Olf WALN0T STREET AND THE CANAL, EVAXSrrLLR, IXD Is B4)v in full operation, with new and com. plete Machinery ot the latt style, foi flanin sod lressing Lumber, Planing and Grovtviny; Ebio.-iii., making Doors aud Saoh ALouldiiigs, Window Btiuds, aii4i every other description of wvtrk dvine Iu such establishment Ail Work at these Hills warranted to be well done, aud will lie onered at the lowest ca.nh prices. lry Poplar Flooring and Weatherboaidiug c.ustaotly on band, aud will be sold for caih.

Brackets and bcridts sawed toAay patteru. littiag and all kinds of clawing done to ordr, aud iu the most approved style. Jy22 WM, H UN N ELI,.

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pretty much of a ruin, and the fire a heavy blow to the congregation, it has demonstrated in a most conclusive manner, the value of our steam fire-engines. The want of a central alarm, and the frozen condition of some of the hose, caused an unfortunate delay in the case of two of them in getting to work. But when they did come into play, they did what no ordinary force of hand engines could have done tbey kept the fire within its original limits, and undoubtedly saved property enough by that means to pay for themselves. Our -citizens are, of course, so far well satisfied with their capacity and performance. Tbo walls of the Church edifice are not materially injured, and it is probable the floors are safe to a great extent. Of course the building could be repaired, if the congregation should allot to do so, at a comparatively small expense. The' have however contemplated removing to a more eligible site, and bought a valuable lot for that purpose, a year or more since. Unfortunately there was no insurance on the building destroyed. The Sabbath School Library, a very valuable one, wa3 saved, as also the melodeon, and some other movable property. This is tins fir:;t cvrre fire we have had fur a considerable time. No very important billj hfiv l.uen pusscd by the Legislature since my laxt 'letter. A groat number have been introduced, but motit'.y of a merely lotl character. One very important one was introduced on Friday last, by the Committee of Ways and Means, providing for a loan of $V.i,000, till May next, from the Sinking Fund, to meet the current expenses of th: State. It twiscd

the House, but has met with ome objections in the Senate, where it is etill delayed. The question with that body seems to be, whether the money should be borrowed from the Bank of the State, so a.-- not to delay the distribution by the Sinking Fund, of that amount of school moony, wbile the Committee think it more important to leave the Bank at liberty to accommodate the public to the largest degree. The Senate will probably decide the matter one way or the other to-day. The new state officers have now all entered npon their duties, aud are habituating themselves to their new positions as rapidly as possible. A tough hickory slaif has been placed on the dome of ths Cpitol instead of the pine pipe-stem first erected, and the national flag now wa-vc out jrUantly from it. , We have haJ a remarkable, "spell'" of clear cold weather, not intense, but g;a?onable, and severe enough to prevent wheat and fruits from coming forward so rapidly as to be killed by a later frost. The veteran -Ulna Insurance Company

seems to !e iosingr much ot ts vre&t'e

An independent military company is to tie formed in Rising Sun, Indiun.i. New Mexico has at present lOf.,000 tnhabitants. &of The number of hogs packed in Lafayette this season is about 2;t,i0 and beeves 5,000. fcSy" Horace Greelev lectured before -the

-iicns .is.-iuciituiiu iti . iin-, 4.14 the 241. His subject " Self-Made Men.'' "a?7 The printers in various phu-t-3 celebrated "Franklin's FdrlU-Juy (.171b ot January) by hnppy re-unions. Egg St. Valentine's day comes on the 14th of February, and the anniversary of Washington's Birth-day on the 2'2d. 66?The market-houses belonging to Philadelphia rented for ?43,000 last year, , and the wharves for 242,100. ,?g?The article telling about the Vi.-ks-burgh Regulators published iii yrsterday'a Daily was from the Grandvie'.v News. OSS" A correspondent of the Madison j Courier suggests that that city would be a j good point for a military institute. j BgT'Tbe firgt state elections will be held , iu New Hampshire on the 12th of Marcln in Connecticut on the 1st of April, and in j Rhode Island on the 3d of April. ; B"Horatio King, First Assistant Pont- ! master General, has been acting as Post- j master General since the confirmation of ; Mr. Holt as Secretary of War. j BgyGov. Bank3, of Massachusetts, has j arrived in Chicago and entered npon hi3 du- !

ties as Vice-President of the Illinois Central Railway. .SSyDr. Foster, the Newport (Ky.) Postmaster, who tore down a Union flag recent, ly, has been fined twenty dollars for the offense. Hi3 counsel appealed. glfiSF A man named Thorne was killed at Cooper's Mill, Knox county, Indiana, on Tuesday morning last, by accidentally getting tangled in the machinery. Dr. Samuel Lilly, of Lambertville, N. J., brother of J. 0. D. Lilly, superintendent of the Lafayette and Jndiannpolis Rallroad, has been appointed Con3ul at the port of Calcutta for British India. BigL.The Branch of the Louisiiina State Bank at New Orleans has tendered the use of $100,000, without interest, to the Governor. The Southern Bank had previously subscribed $50,000. The N. O. Crescent jails upon all banking institutions in the Stato to follow the patriotic example. D.m.-ml8TMATOW8 JOTMCJB. Notice i hereby given that the undersigned has taken '"TSof administration on the estuteot Robert M. Evans, rii-cB"d, lato of Vanderburjrh conntyj I"tiana. .. All person h.ivtu claims anal est Mill sffate will preeot them, duly authenticate!, for scttieiupiit, and pereons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. . Said estate is supposed to be solvent. WILLIAM H. WALKER, Jr., jan29-Sw4 Administrator. JM onsHHit yrrHHii'a jfou thk 3 million. 500 lbs Dressed Turkeys just r Q.HOjf ft Jf f.VT U'O fV BOBS large size, 2 grocs small size, mad" by K. K. Durkee & Co., and pronounred, by those who know, to be the best blackinpr mads, fir sale at jan2S ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. If6 sr ET TEE'S

STOMACHBITTERS. rwruin froi-hi H-rnux jt.s-it .ti.t.-:

SUBSCRIBE AND ADVERTISE. ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

00 50 00

.0 50

ufacturers of H Of TETTER'S CELEBRATE!)

STOMACH BITTERS can appeal with perfect confidence to physicians and citizens generally of th United States, because the article has attained a reputation heretofore unknown. A few fci upon

... " . . ' this Domt will sneak more poweMtiny man v,.i-

among our ciuzer,?:, not Decause Its solvency ,lmes of bare amnion o bl.ri.inc purterv. The

or ir.teyrity is ouestioned in the smallest - consumption ofHostetter's Ktomarn p.iHer for the i

I degree, but because numerous other com- ! panies afford inducements to parties in the j way of participation in profits, thus reduci ing the premiums ; while such companies,

fjEV ORLEANS C ARDS. R. H. SHORT & CO., Commission Merchants, A'o. 94 Camp Street, XKW ViiLEAXS, LA. R. n. SHORT. oSfAJ-Hwldl R. 8. HOWARD.

JOHN W. B1NUHAM

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JAMES T. WALKER, U S VICE OF TJ1EPEA

ivn GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT, Evansville, Indiana. (iftire on Third street, between Slain and SyaOlOre strenl. A.T.WHITTLESEY, ATTORNEY AT LAV, A HV Pi O T A It Y PUBLIC, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Will attend promptly to the collection of claims, and lo ail ilesci iptiou of Law ami Notarial busi-

VAIROHILD

II. FAIRC1I1LD & CO.,

(uixesaors to T. C. Twitchell & Co.,) Commission Alcrcnaiils,

7 POYDBAS STU SEP, oct4 AW OIlf.tCAIVS. stf n. KKjywjemr it co., t'OJii.nis sion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 29, Poy ilras ritreet, New Orleans, La. my20-dAwly S. tWICHELL, COMMISSION AND FOIiW ARDI N'G MERCHAST, bT. LOCIS, 110. Liberal advances mado on consignm3nts to either of our houses. BQ'F.B TO Messrs. Atlis 4 Howes, Btiment & Veilc, Howard & Brown, Evansville. jyi;

UHB.tTKOt.SH if to.,

AND FORWARDING

MERCHANTS, 1 Poydras Street, NEW ORLEANS, LA. ..W. S. ORr.ATHOUSC...JOS. eiTi,l.SUEU.

Advertisement.-! published in both the Daily and the Weekly Jolkxal will te charged the full Daily lates, with onu half the Weekly rates added. Business notices published in the local columns, will be cburged tor each insertion n cents per line. " Cbiirges will be made for inserting the notices of the following Orders, Societies ami Associations at the rales named, lo be paid in advance. Military Companies, Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies and Sinintf Societies--For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25 cent.i for each in-ertion; over eight lines at lli is rate. Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, SI ; without notice; five. Marriage notices 50 rents.

; r.ot4(M.'s or resnvoH, j'lcmca anu i'.icuii sions, gotten up by individuals or nssociaj tions, or by Chnrcbes, nt regular prices. ! Advertisement leaded and placed under the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or I over, will be charged double the usuar ) rates. ; ' - I Advertisements making less than three j lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be : charged tifty cents. j Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly. Announcing candidates of every descrip- ! tion to be charged at the rate of $1 50 for ; each name in the Daily, and $2 in the Daily i and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,

paid in advance. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.

if not as wealthy ns the -,12-na, are safe for

all the liabilities they assume. In that state of the enpe, companies operating on a basis like that of the Ktna must change their tactics or lose their business. Southern affairs look squally. Mississippi is behaving outrageously, and whispers are uttered of conspiracy and. . treason at Washington. But if war it to come, per. haps it may as well come at one time as another. Scribs.

last y-ar amounteu to over a nan milium oonies, and from itn manifest sternly increase in times past, 1

it is evident that during the comma year, the conDinuption will reach near one million taittle. This 4444ini.M.4 mil, infif riiil.l never 1:4V4 been Stlld but

for the rare meilicinal properties contained in the J preparation, and the sanction of the most prouii j nent physicians in tUoeo sections ot the country j

WW COMMISSION

No.

CLBSi WILKIN

90TICE OJb' f i,UA TI .' fOH

a LICENSE..

The undrsit;ned will apply to the Board of County C immipsioners of Yanderbm rh bounty, for a lireuse to sell spirituous and iiitoxicMiug liqnors in a b'ss quantity than a qu art at a time, at bis usual place of business, iu the (Iwn Tr. e House on Vine stret, between Water and First streets, Evansville, lud. (jau25-3wd) ' JOHN McGRILL.

s-0n Locust, w

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o .i'i Third street, Wetween Maiu snd h i. W. McRrids, Esq. Julyl3-lwly

a. h. r. BLOtiNT. j. n. rsLbwiscH.

ROELKER, BLOUNT & Co., i (Successors to Roelker, Klusman Co.) j MANVPAllrStRS op I itoves, Hollow-Ware, House Fronts

Ulrulllri, r rncinc, l.allliitrt, 4fc-e. ALSO DSAl.Kit.i IS Tinners' Stock of all Kinds. Sample snd Hsle Room, No. Trt Main Street, aug8-ly BVASiVW-lB. 13JD.

We give our personal attention to the sab !' Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Hay, flats, J"ioir, Pork, Raom, Lard, &r. aticl 1 b. p.kt h e l l ZaT.g7'a b bott .T.Te rT fVlTlS" I B. P. ETHELL & CO..

CJiaraission and Forwarding

101 MAGAZINES!., NEW ORLEANS

1. 1 V'K OIL. y ''dozqaart bottles, ! doz pint bottles, just received and for Rale cheap at declS ELLlOTTjS Family Grocery.

JLOLU,

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i O'Bilev, Evansville, Ind. I A. M. Pbelpa Son, Miner A Weed, Newburp, ; 1 Ind. i j 8. M. Leavenworth, Esq., John II. Evertsi.n, 1 i Esq., Mt. Vernon, Ind. : G. P. Hndspeth & Co., Koonvillo. I nil Geo. Atkinson, Esq., W. W. Callin, Esq., Ueuj derson, Ky. , Nock. Wicks A Co.. D. S. bouaJut A bun, I., u-

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1 Ilhl. Corn Htatrli, 1 )c Wheat Fariua, I do Spiit Pas. 1 rio Pearl BarleJ,

1 Cae Sago & Tap iocs ,

Ocr Weekly for January 31,-jt. is, we think, a good number. It contains, in pari, the Report of the Bunk of the State ; Senator Seward's speech ; Legislative and Congressional news Foreign intelligence i T!an3ville, New York, Cincinnati, New

Orleans, 1 liiladeiphia, anil Baltimore mar- ! kets ; Cincinnati Business Summary ; New J York Bank Statement ; River Item's ; Mr, j Carlile's slanderous article and the Reply to ! it ; Official vote for Congressmen : Prince- I

ton Union Meeting ; Telegraphic anif' news j items ; Editorials ; Secession news, etc., j etc. twenty-eight columns of reading j

matter ! Price of weekly $1 50 per annum single subscription ; 1 00 in clubs ; 5 cents single copy enveloped.

Capt. Alfred Cumming, late Governor of Utah, a graduate of West Point, and for sixteen years comcctcd with the United States array, was elected Lieutenant Colonel of the Augusta (Ga.) Independent Volunteer Battalion, on Saturday. Cob Cumming will immediately resign his captaincy in the Federal array. Mr. R. Delos Brown, the new State Librarian, has, since his election, Hold his

whet e the article is best knovwt, who not ouly recommend the Bitters to their patients, but are ready at all times to give testiuiouials' to its eiticary in

all cases ef stouiEchic deraiinemi-tits ana the tin

eases resuuine therelrorn.

This is not a temporary popularity, obtained by

extraordinary efforts iu the way of trumpeting tha qualities of the Bitters, but a solid estimation of an invaluable medicine, which li destined to be as en during as tiate itself. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have proved a GodS4.nd to regions where lever and aue and various other bilious complaints have counfed their victims by hnBdreds. To bo able to state confidently that tlie "Bitters" are a certain cure for the Dyspepsia aud likd diseases, is to the proprietors a source of unalloyed pleasui e. It removes all morbid matter from" the stomach, purifies the blood, and Imparts renewed vitality to tha nervous system, giving it that tone and energy indispensable for the restoration of health. It operates npon the Btom.icli, livr, and other directive organs, mildly

but powerfully, and soon reston-s them to a fundi-' j tion esrtitial'to the healthy discharge of the fnuc- i tions of naturo. , Elderly pel-sons may ose the ll:tt.rs daily as ier directions on the bottle, ami tbey will find iu it a ! stimulant peculiarly adapts lo comfort lec:liuin j veiirs, as it Is ptSasant to the i, iUb, invigorstfnsf-: to the Iwwels, excellent, as a tiniic; and rejuvenating : generally. ' Wn have- the v!iViro of t honsahds of a;ed men and woir.en. who have exuericuo'd the ' beiielit of ming this propnraieii w ltiie sitii riiii; j from stomach durnnicemeu ts and liCTM'lftil. debility , i actiuR nndcr the ailvico of Physicians, thi-v have : abaudonnd all deleterious drugs and fairly ti-sted j the merits of this article. A few words to the (ten- . tier sex. T'.4ire are certain periods when their j cares are so harrassinsr that many of them sink tin- .

der the trial. The relation of mother and child is so absorbingly tender, that the mother, especially if sbo bo yonii, is apt to forget her own health in her extreme anxiety for h-r infant. Should the period of maternity arrive during the summer season, the wear of body and mind is jrenerally aggravated. Here, then, is a necessity for a stimulant to recuperate the energies of the system, and i;natl" tne mother to lear up under her exhausrteg trials aud responsibilities. Nursing mothers generally ftiefer the Ititt-ji s to all other iuvlgoratorg that receive the endorsement of physicians, because it is agreeable to the taste a.- well as certain to give a p"rmtneut increase nl btjdily strength. All those persons to whom we have particularly rfl'-rrefl above, u-wit: stilfer-! from fever atid ague, caused by malaria, iliarrliiea, dysentery, indigestion, ioss ol Kpis-tite, aud ft!I diPeasi'S or dorangeroeiits of -the hromach, sup.r;.tiiiuated invalids, nersons of 6vientart-occupation, and nursing

mothers, will c;!iU their o- n physical w-Ilare by f

giving to Host'iUrV Celebratod ctouiach Hitters a

papor i;tne lawrenceburgu Republican) to 1 trial. , . .

any of the many imitations- or counterfeits, but ask for HoeTCTTEa'fc Cclk bhated Stom ach Bittkus, and see that each bi-tt!e b; the words "Dr. J. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters" blown on the side of the bottle, ami stAnine-1 on the metallic can coverinir

The Republican is a live paper and a Credit the cork, and observe that our autograph sinnture

is on tue uioei.

Messrs. Lewis &, Zorger, and intends remov. ing to Indianapolis. Long life to the retiring editor and succea3 to the new ones.

for sale at

COOK LANGLEY'S.

LL The Iron front Brick Store, now occupied by Wm. Wells as a Boot a-jd Shoe store, on the corner of the alley next door to James Oakley it Sons, No. S Fi ret street. P"wsesloii given tho 1?1 of March. Enquire at the atom or of Judge Foster. juul7-lmd

cm hi'. i7, iff 1 tat f't a if, Jj'ri

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to the good old 'Burgh.

gST" We fi'jd notices iu several of our exchange papers of joyous commemorations of the birthday of Robert- Burns on the night of the 25th. The 6ons of the land of Wallace, Bruce, Burns, and Scott met together and passed th evening in tender recollections of " Auld L.ui Syne.''

Prepared and sold !v HosTeTrru A Smith,

Pittsburgh, Ta., and sold by all drng;:ists, grocers, and deslers generally throughout the United 8tates, Poufn America, and Germmiy. nortS-dAwlawlyr "ar n.s-fi.'S'ii jtVjhttKit a" fMSJ'ca JO Posts. Tho subscriber has jut-t received troai 0)-an, N. Y., a lot of ths best 1'eralo. k F-nciug ever offered in this market. li is also prepared to furnish good ience Posls, iu large or small quantities. Call at the tufnnr of Seventh aud Wiil streets. "No tMJlible to tdtuw goods ' , d.I-d.vw J. F GLOVER.

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Fresh Arrival of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS KEEN & ritESTON'S. V W i-i-eiviiig our Se4Vtm! Fall and WinMr 8t4M- f trv (mmmIssu'I NotiiitiH, and urdially o -.I...'!,,, trinl" t- call Slid i-.t:im ili.t 4ur l,-o tviid pr'Tn, beli,-vn. v can tn!;e it Ihe Iul.-r44st of vei.y cash or proioil time l,vi.f I., ii.al wlih us V have jti-tt t'.pernsi 15 iie4.o .iHH,rl..,l bih vchse-i l 1 U 1 1' 1 Jo t , , (mostly small ti i-nree). 4 ca-va kM l.Uck.and 1J u k and i-.iipls Piiu-s. 2 do Kuriatun- Prints. 2 do I'etnfoi t I'rin'. t u. PalcUwui U Pi in: 4 t...ol sleT . Lfl figured i, 2 do Ticking . 3 !-ah;S . Starlet y '..umt-'j,. 2 cais Plaid L;us s.

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lit vy Te Mir-J).

h ivt.n--t.-i. Vl.f'iiiiia Shirtia:v. P.hac.hed Muslb.,.

4 bales Sea Islaud IhieOn'Mu )LiUli,l. 3 do Shirtiu r-lf.pe-,. 4 cau-8 2 by 2 aud -1 by 4 Apron brk. , ; 1 h J Rrown SKj t , r j--. 8 do flight -4Hrown Miirtiugs. lo do Heavy 4-t-l Ui-owa ,Sht.-vtius. 4 io Brown Drills, loo pieces Jaconet aud Cambric JfcsiiLS.. 5tl do Himalayas,

do Dt-belges.-du ,' Assorte.l High Colors Delalues. do Soli J Colored Delaines.

Tartan Plaids. 'a-dimres. , l'latd Ooburgs. RlueauJ Rrown Coburtxs. Meriuos.

SO -dnzeu Woolen Shirts and Drawers (Whits uul Grey mixed). 500 Colored aud White Hooped Skirts. An Assortment of Comforts, Hosiery, Gloves, Threads, Rdt, Chambrays, Velvet Ribbons, Taffeta Ribbons, 'Jonibs, Hair Pius, Suspaudors, Ac, which makes our assortment more cumplvls, and all fur sale LOW AS THK LOWEST. KEEN & PRESTO US.

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SUaiSl'lAN KKATS M WM. UMLMAV KRATZ & HEILSIAN. CITY" FOUNDRY! MANUFACTURERS AND RriLDERSOFSTKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws GumminrMacb.ines,ChinesBli'iirart;an Mills, Thrailng lllarhlnt ttc, EVANHVILLK, IV rWVfE PBOriCETOUrt OF 111B CITY lHl JL dry bog leave to Inform their friends and tui fmblic in general, that tin y are prepared to do all kinds of MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK, snd everything appertniuing titim Foumi, y bunt ness. Tbey are mantilactiiriug Si ka h t'.s U4S A"4S BoibKRSof any siae snd power reqiiind. .raw?,!,, Machinery and Mill Coring uri; ; ie.;,i. lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, (, naming Machines, Thrashing Ms, hinos, M.i!: iin!,. Horsepcwers, Corn-shf lli r., M acl. fry t ml nimlt made and repaired. Iron and !i ' 4si : -s ot every description, I roll House! rouut, i .il.,r ii . 4c. Conking and Heating Stoves o f the l.i- i i,,,.' proved patterns; Ho'low War, og Irons, ab r e w k n s: , d i st 1 1 , i . r r. , : , i . i ... tifieks, ,'v .

nuppiieii witn every i .' -n lioji t,f (.,n. r ,u.4

Ref.

l-.l ;ioi ht's, ' "l'"-r, I.e.vl and ti I'uii.;. r ev-. r, ; ilr.-v- i ' ',r , i at.d i up work not ilo e and r-hir Irou

Wheet trou Vi;rk, iiivv mg vet: Atlemporators, Sparges. !'!' .-; an impr4)ved ptioripla, i -,r nr. Yeast Ju., t :aiih, :- pie ,t, , A-., Iron Pipe; tapper, j:ris, i,,,

variety, tr t-t-44r, si, irn i.'. i, ,c .; Valv.s, St-arn hi tic. ,(.-. WOI kUI 'M 51. . '.i.i.lip.-.-4S . Ill repairs en Sie..,.i I:- ;!i-r rr . Work,, I-:. ot.a M! ii,f ; They are '"aimg in nd sri'i.-i -Steam f-aue, Wro:, T! t Iron v 1 1 bing, Ilirajn Hoplii-ts Jiriproi-i Stephen Hughes' Ftur H t -.1 .1 iMrHnth, Utim Kbe.:ir PnUi., cl theb.l L:a-I, Tin:-: ; Pig Iron, Ilablf Mel :f. Speller, 1 1 They have every !,, r ily ot the

and workmen, aud w jit ith h1I wr-rk entrusted ta

them, their fn-'i-i !.,' nttent'c-i, 11!.,n orders promptly, warrao- i . CieirwArk, end ars satistii-il with reasonable i riros.

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S 2'. C'H. Tt "Moo. Dobell A ( .'onriigton have nt reci ed a splendi t assortment .f i'n-.i.ns , !,nst,n-ii- :nib Yeurs, r.-n,.r i.jrig rial ies' li,oks, ft.iv.' Tl, Gills' rW:i. Albums !or Young Lt4nie, o.-rsc-B'tOks.Auim.iis leautlbillv iHiunrt. And tlj fl"'' did new publications Poets' Wit and Huiu.m, Homes of A'neriran Authors, Tennys'tn's l, Queso, Mrs. :owd,n Clark's Shakspeare, rlptet-.itij Lite of Washiii,;ttn, lUunrated edition of priori, Jones and Robinson, and tuany others ' Hc!l;,b n , beautilul Melee tion of Testauieits, i."i-. I'm,' , Books, ( atliolic Manuals, Ac, Ac. t al at. I l.i, tliem at the cheapest rt-s a: .leo2i! DOlIEI.l. i CON YNG U.N'tH 'new''jevvei.ry itff,; fJiV. jijkt h i-1 tc i t'ti a a WW nr-w 6i:lv ol Jowrt'y, emhiii-ith a it'i-sat variety of every new style. We would call the especial attention of the lsdie. t-494ii,ic very eXf-4illnTi( and chaste E!rus4'an mid I 'rjebuucle lull and t ail si-tts, which are nl.xi 4, a eiy leasou-iMs priie We have by lar the large.t stoi k of GnlJ ami it ver Wat' li-s, Cha-ks, Silver Ware, Uol.t Pens, J, of any bouse in th;. city, all briiL,bt dli-wtly rr.oi tha mBtinfuciurei s and linptirtoi-s. atid ni selling st the lowest Easleru prices. It baa been our tudeavor to buy iituie but -etnime Jewelry, aud hopo l-i meet acontinnaii. of t:w lilieral paliotxivx heretftfnre besbie-el up.oi t.. W Fln Watches r-o ured jMusouallv, nr oudc our ixnmediuls suis-i vi-ioit, bv C4mpetent witik. men. RITI ROLFF itlto'd., ept2 No. 4s Slain st., ft First and Secon 1. 'J4AT!f, V OMI.S, !'! T'--7 M. Wmdew Glass, Putty, ruiut niol Vaimsli Brushes, Drugs, Medicines, ( .,, o;t. I'ni ufm; Fluid, aud everything else you conM ass. lor at a' drug storeat (declsi THOMPSON'S.

Head it Burrow keep a fine assirttueut of Horset and Mules for sale cheap for cash, or pnHiipt paper, declt)

rfU H it i ti i heads prime t'libha r.

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hayc a 4-thottsml are! 4in" urtich-s, suliabl

for pnvsents, uliidi wes- ll cheap. 3i W ht'U.H H A.JI.i OL.t HXKH WW st reducx! prict a a; V It K K li X nov2S No. 8J Main Me-t. rWHf!i H jttii T ' 4 ' M i'.KH i. THK M city st UtiiKt lAMilKI'S. "wRkiH 'voKjyr mkjm,.ho hi hu Mi Fro6h grwtind Corn Meal iu-t received at dac27 ELLIOTT'S Faniil Grocery. glOJI, Oil, Of THE" VJBH MMMV make aud lowivst price, at declS THOMPSON'S New TV"g Rime. AT. A few bills, choice g.-i.on aiplcs lately reeiv. ed and for sale l-v janl JAS. EUSKINTC A CO., 47 Mala st. 10) bush slu lled corn f r s.iln at docl5 ELLTOTT'S Family Grocery. irioiij ILy 6CJ bush eer Corn Just received at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery, d4-rl5 Nl. i2 Main slicet. w ih ri oil77bbjiijij-Mt Uit t,Hh. JLJ ion gal. CiiKiuniui Lurd Oil, 2) bxa P.iim Soip, 10 " i !row ' 10 " " Gei man " ft ' " SKla " 10" Star Candles, Hs and T. Just received and for sale l v decl3 COOK it LANGLEY. InajiJiijpJ s t uJu:o.i so l. h .h." M9 extra choice I'reaktast Ilai-on at declo COOK. & LAN jLEY'S. Ikjojnjk f i'.nt'K .v. a o ch o ii-k V3 Piimj kins for sale at derbl COOK A LAr.GLEY '. ZjriitJrjY'Tiii Kail,. 2 bbls t.'ranberrins, a sp'eudid qiislitT, just rcsived at (dicl'.l K LLIO IT'S Family Grocer . HOTELS. "ryv- urTiiJ,, niTjrn HTttKK between Main and Division. Kmn.iil, lu.l Octl-H Vi M. H. BOItHMiu r. h