Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 147, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 2 March 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Journal. EVANSVILLE, IND. ======= SATURDAY MORNING.............MARCH 2 =======

Enforcement of the JL.w. j Oa Monday next Abraham Lincoln will take the following oath of office : " I tlo solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States." Having taken this oath he can pursue but one course to avoid committing the awful crime of perjury. He will, of necessity be compelled to see that the laws are enforced. He has no other alternative. If Congress does not repeal the revenue laws, he will be compelled to collect the revenue at all ports of entry even if force be required to do so. Matters have been allowed to drift so quietly alocg,and traitors have been permitted to consummate their treason with such impunity within the very shadow of the National Capitol, that the people are beginning to apprehend they are no longer taxed to support the government that will in turn insure them protection at home and abroad, but to feed a vile horde of leeches, who while they eat up their substance plot against their liberties. The dilly-dallying course pursued by Mr. Buchanan, has outraged the patriotism of the people and their reverence for law and order, and they expect Mr. Lincoln to demonstrate to surrounding nations who have been gazing with astonishment at the strange spectacle of a great government being overthrown without a struggle in its defense that the. Constitution still answers the purpose for which it wa3 made, and that all violations of its provisions will be visited with the penalty they deserve. Mr. Lincoln we doubt not will suggest in his inaugural address the propriety and necessity of calling a national convention. If the people of the Southern States want to establish a Slave Confederacy let them first go out of the Union by changing the constitution in accordance with its own provisions. Let them join in the movement for the convention and we have no doubt the Northern States will consent to let them go in peace. This is the only way that the present secession movement can be consummated without bloodshed. It is folly to think anything else, and the sooner the people arouse themselves to face the true position affairs have assumed the better will it be for all parties concerned. Is it likely that the people of the Northwest will permit either Louisiana or the Southern Confederacy to levy tribute on their merchandise, at the mouth of the Mississippi, without fighting ? Louisiana wa purchased by the government to insure the free navigation of that river. Will our people tamely surrender that right at the dic- . tation of a petty State ? Never, never. The country will expect Mr. Lincoln's inaugural to give forth no uncertain sound. Those who have been praying, for months, that the 4th of March might quickly come, are confidently anticipating that something will be done and done promptly. If it is neces3aty that our people and nation should be purified as if by fire, the sooner the issue is made, the quicker will the terrible ordeal be passed. But the praye:. of every true patriot is, God grant a peaceful solution of our difficulties 1 EOur di?patches seem to indicate that the Secessionists have swept North Carolina the old North State. When it is borne in mind, however, that all the counties from which returns have been received, with one exception, are on the South Carolina border, things do not look so badly. In Wake county, in which is situated the Capital, the Secessionists met with a Waterloo defeat. We doubt not that other counties in the central and western portions of the State will tell a similar tale. PQPetitions were introduced into the U. S. Senate on the 27th that contain one proposition likely to meet with general favor, viz.: consenting that South Carolina may secede as often as wants to do so. We would move to amend by urging her to rtat out altogether: Mr. Ten Eyck presented petitions from citizens of New Jersey, for the Union, asking for amendments to the Constitution to prevent the secession of any State, except South Carolina, which shall be allowed to go out as often n.3 she chooses. EgHou. John Minor Botts writes to a friend in Wheeling that when eastern Vir&rc3 oat of the l'nion he intends to take up his residence in the Wcatom part of the State, provided that remains in the UnQf Now that a definite proposition has come from the Peace Cougress, we suppose the Crittenden amendment that the Democracy have been harping on continually for the past month or more, is tolerably dead nearly as dead as the Democratic party. The project to kill the Republicans off with it didn't succeed. It proved a very useless blunderbuss, that 'Recoiled and kicked the owner ovar." BQlThe Legislature ha3 only eleven days more to sit and of these two days are Sabbaths. The f'xtr-one days allotted it expire on the 12th. Busiaess will have to be put through with great rapidity to clear the files, and we fear this cannot be done. JEgg" We are informed by persons from the country that the growing wheat looks finely and promises well. We hope our farmer friends may not be disappointed in the hopes they now entertain for an excellent crop. Cocsterfeits. The Louisville Democrat of Tuesday says that counterfeit $2 notes on the Bank of the State of Indiana vignette, heads of Jefferson and a female, and a four norse covered wagon are in circulation in that city. The bank has issued no S2 note3.

The Ptati Coaft react Proportion, j We find the propositions agreed upon by 1 the Peace Conference in the Washington telegraphic correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette. They were adopted by a vote of

sixteen to five, the vote being taken by States. The plan is the one offered by Franklin of Pennsylvania, as a substitute for the report of the committee made by Guthrie : Sec. 1. In all the present territory of the United States north of the parallel of thirty-six degrees thirty minutes north latitude, involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crimes, shall be prohibited. In all the present territory south of that line the status of persons held to involuntary service or labor, as it now exists, shall not be changed, nor shall any law be passed by Congress or the territorial Legislature to hinder or prevent the taking of such persons from any of the States of this Union to said Territory, nor impair any right arising from said relation, but the same shall be subject to the Judicial cognizance of the Federal Courts, according to the common law. When any territory, north or south of said line, within such boundary as Congress may prescribe, shall contain a population equal to that required for a Member of Congress, it shall, if its form of government be Republican, be admitted into the Union on an equal footing with the original States, with or without involuntary servitude, as the Constitution of such State may provide. Sec. 2. No Territory shall be acquired by the United States except by discovery, and for naval and commercial stations, depots and transit routes, without the concurrence of a majority of all the Senators from the States which allow involuntary servitude, and a majority of all the Senators from the States which prohibit the relation. Nor shall Territory be acquired by treaty, unless the votes of a majority of the Senators from each of the States, herein before mentioned, be cast as a part of the two-thirds' majority necessary for the ratification of such treaty. Sec. 3. Neither the Constitution, nor any amecdment thereof, shall be construed to give Congress the power to regula'e, abolish, or control, within any State or Territory of the United States, the relation established and recognized by the laws thereof touching persons held to labor or involuntary service therein, nor interfere with or abolish involuntary service in the District of Columbia without the consent of Maryland, or without the consent of the owners, or making the owners who do not consent just compensation ; nor power to interfere with or prohibit the Representatives of otkor States from bringing with tbeni to the District of Columbia, from retaining and taking away persons so held to labor or service; nor the power to interfere with or abolish involuntary service in places under the Executive Jurisdiction of the United States, within those States and Territories where the same is established or recognized, nor the power to prohibit the removal or transportation of persons held to labor or involuntary service in any State or Territory of the United States, to any other State or Territory thereof, where it is established or recognized by law, usage and right During the transportation by sea or river the right of touching at ports, shores, landings, and landing in case of distress, shall exist, but not the right of transit through any State territory, if said traffic be against laws thereof ; nor shall Congress have the power to authorize any higher rate of taxation on persons held to labor or service than land. The bringing into the District of Columbia persons held to labor or service for sale, or placing them in depots to be afterwards transferred to other places for sale as merchandise, shall be prohibited. Sec. 4. The third paragraph of the second section of the fourth article of the Constitution shall not be construed to prevent any States by appropriate legislation, and through the action of judicial and ministerial officers, from enforcing the delivery of fugitives from labor to persons to whom such service or labor is due. Sec. 5. The foreign slave trade is hereby forever prohibited, and it shall be the duty of Congress to pass laws to prevent the importation of blaves, Coolies, and persons held to service or labor, into the United States and Territories, from places beyond the limits thereof. Sec. 6. The first, third and fifth sections, together with this section and these amendments, and the third paragraph of the second section of the first article of the Constitution, and the third paragraph of the second section of the fourth article thereof, shall not be amended or abolished without the consent of all the States. Sec 7. Congress shall provide by law that the United States shall pay the owner full value for his fugitive from labor in "cases where the Marshal or other officers, whose duty was to arrest such fugitive, was prevented from doing so by violence, intimidation, mobs or riotous assemblages, or when, after arrest, such fugitive wa3 rescued by like violence or intimidation, and the owner thereby deprived of the same ; and Congress shall provide a law for securing to the citizens of each State the privileges and immunities of the citizens of the several States. The seventh section recommends that when a fugitive negro was paid for he was to be free. New Time Table. A new Time Table goes into effect on the E. & C. Railroad today (March 2); but the changes are slight. The freight aorl nocoinujoClation train leuvca Evansville fie minutes sooner than heretofore, viz. at 5:45 A. M. It arrives at Terre Haute at 4:08 p. and makes a close connection with the train on the RocVville Extension, landing passengers in Ecckville at 5:50 p. M. The regular mail train leaves at 9:55 a. M., five minutes later than heretofore, and arrives at Terre Haute at 3:52 r. m. The down mail train leaves Terre Haute at 7:30 A, M. aa heretofore, bringing the passengers of the Rockville train (which leaved RockTille at 5:40 a. m.). The mail train arrives as heretofore (12:54 p.m.). The down accommodation leaves Terre Haute at 5:20 A. u. and arrives here at 4:14 p. m. We notice that a " Wednesday's accommodation " has been put oa the Rockville Extension, leaving Terre Haute at 8 A. m. and arriving at Rockville at 9:20 a. and returning, leaving Rockville at 9:35 a. u. and arriving at Terre Haute at 1 1 a. m. r. J. W. H. Risinger has left in our sanctum for the examination of the curious some specimens of oil from the Pennsylvania oil-wells. One kind is the oil in its crude state; the other four specimens exhibit the oil as it appears in the various refining processes. They are worth looking at. The London Sporting Life announces that Tom Sayers will start for America on the 13th of April.

CoSVzKsfoss.Mr. B. F. Norton has kind- I ly furnished us with a list of the number of persons converted during the present ex- ! traordinary revival of religion in the various j

Protestant Churches. Rarely has there been ! a more extraordinary manifestation of Di- j vine Grace than within the past two months in Evansville. If it be the result of the j stringent times in business matters and of j the severe trial through which our country j has gone, those calamities have not been in vain. Here is the list . Locust Street M. E. Church, - - 150 Ingle Street " " - - 68 Cumberland Presbyt'n " - - 01 Old School " " - - 45 New School " " - - 23 German Methodist " - - 33 Allbright " 8 City Mission " 3 Total 42G BSfOrdinarily we feel much satisfaction over the receipt of public documents from our legislative and congressional friends, but three State Prison Reports pile such favors on a little too thickly. It looks as though we need that particular kind. However, let that pass. Thanks to Messrs. Veatch, Edson, and Hopkins for them. Bg?We call attention to a valuable table in to-day's paper giving a detailed statement of the standing of Illinois banks, the circulation of which form3 so large a portion of our currency. The table ought to be preserved for future reference. Fresh Fish. Cook& Langley, who always keep a good supply of everything nice to eat, have just received some fresh Mackinaw Trout, which but a short time since swam in their native element in the Northern lakes. All who wish something real toothsome should go to the Eureka Bazaar and indulge in a lake trout and have it cooked for dinner. Lectuhes os Spibititalism. Frank L. Wadsworth will give a coarse of some five lectures on subjects connected with the Spiritual nd Ilarmonial Philosophy, commencing Tuesday evening, 5th inst., at Marble Hall. All pereous intore-ited iu the cause of Human Progress are invited to attend these lecture!", and if the doctrines taught are pernicious, let us have a confutation of them the platform shall be fre. March 2-3td APRIL ELECTION. Eud. Journal: Please announce the name of TVM. K. McGUEW as a candid.ite for the ofllce cf City Clerk, at the April eluctiou. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WM. B1EBB0WER. JAMES H. PEAItCE BIERBOWER &. PEARCE, Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Paints, B tushes, Oik, Window Glass and Glatsware, Perfumery, Medicinal Brandies, Wines, j'c, Propietors of the genuine Bell's Tuic, for Fever and Ague, and Dnmascus Liniment, for Kheumalism, Neuralgia, &c. 78 Main St., Washington Block, KVANSVILLE. IKI. WCoimtry merchants supplied on liberal terms. mar2 Crescent City Hotel, Fur J'ermaiiiiU and Transient Guests, - Water St., let. Alain and LiOfiist, KVANSVILLE, IND. MRS. A. WEBB & JAMES HUCKEBY. Proprietors. tt"Mra. A. Webb and Mr. Jaa. Hnckebv hve taken the above ho jse, and will spare no effort to merit a liberal patronage. The Home has excellent Rooms, neat y furnished, and the table will be. supplifd with the best that can be procured. The price will be reasonable. inar'J :!ind fWM Til K LAMtWS !WK IU VK -M. received a nice assortment of Flower St-eila, which we can recommend as suitable to this ili mate. 11IEUBUWEK & PEAKCE, Druggists, mar2 "S Main St., Washington Block. jrmlMtit VJUESSU-Ji M?OR JLM sale a large assortment of Fancy Bird Cages, also some lare breeding caees very cheap. Bf ERDOVK & PEA ROE, Druggists, mar2 7 Main St., Washington Block. l UK WHITE TjKJIO, MJ 100, 5i, and 1:5 1& packages, Just received by marl SOliEJISSOH CU. 11A MtOX JRE8H JRtitJS JVST received and for sal at marl COOK & LANGLEY s. o JV1 OJ' 8 KTTS.IO RUSH PRtJlK Onion setts for sale bv marl COOK t LANGLEY. j it rij'it i. n s. 20 bxs Proctor fc Gamble's No. 1 So.-p, 10 ' " German do. 5 " Soda do. 10 " Star Candles, 4's, O's, and 7's 5 " Opal do. b Tallow do., for sale by marl COOK & LANGLEY. tW ?eed ! ! A full aBSortnient of Shaker, Kisley's, ami Parker's garden seeds, for sale bv marl COOK & LANGLEY. F. SHARPE, Produce and Commission JwleroliarLt, And Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Garden aud Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, Hydraulic Cement, Lime, naster, tc. No. D Sycamore St., bet. First aud Water, fib.as EVANSVILLE, INK. DR. HANNUM Ofters his professional services in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. His previous success in this place and elnewhere justifies a hope of able treatment. Chronic, or diseases of long standing, warranted a cure or no pay. In those diseases incident to boatmen he makes a cure without the ill effects of mercury. S" Office, Third street, opposite Creocout City Building. KeTerencr. Gen'l Foote, Chas. Denby, and Prof. W. K. Bowling. leba-lvd JfWO V 1, It Ml RS WJJVTKMi: WrJL Messrs. Bissell Co., of Pittsburg, I'a., want 10 or VZ more good Stove Moulders, who are not members of the Moulders Union. Good wages uiven. For further information call on feblii-2wd SCANTLIN St STEPHENS. JL WISCONSIN, IOWA, and MISSOURI MONEY Bought at " per cent, and sold at 4 per cent. tlUnmiit. Merchants and others can get their Eastern ex change at low figures at the SAVINGS BANK, feb27 No. 1 First street.

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ij$. u o o s ; s o J3 B tfi ft p o o 6 a o P-. o P3 8: : H O o o r- ifj o x w 3S - - cS u o o r I 5 G? o M O a o i i O So a : s : H i P 5 5 s--g v a !3 - HS o - J3 as U ft cj o A O i i PI o o 2 tea s o as 4 O XX ITL X 77 IE. 313 FOR SPRING SALES OF 1861 ! ! ! JACOB STBIUS & SOii, Xo. 74 31 alii street, EVANSVILLE, IND. Prices to prompt Customers just as favorable as Eastern ! We aro daily receiving additions to our stock cf leading hardware, comprising Axes, Tabic and Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Razors, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Strap and Butt Hinges, Door Locks and Latches, Shovels and Spades, Garden Hoes and Rakes, Hay and Manure Forks, Grass and Grain Scythes, Briar Scythes, Scythe Stones, Sneaths and Cradles, Grass Hooks, Trace and Log Chains, Hames, Sieves and Rat Traps, Curry Combs, Brushes, Sheep and Cow Bells, Brass Kettles, Nails, Cabinet Hardware, Carpenters' Tools, Coopers Tools, Combs, Porte Monnais, &c, &c, &c. JACOB STRAUB & SON. frbJT DRY GOODS! GREAT ATTRACTION! SSX'lixs: of 1861 ! We have just completed the purchase, and have now opened a new and as complete a stock of Spring llrij Goods, as by Ions experience, strict attention to business, money, and credit can produce, (superfluous and very expensive articles excepted in these times of war), to which we respectfully call the attention, of oui customers and the public generally. We will do all we can to promote the interest of those w ho w ill ftvor us with their patronage. SCHAPKEIi BUSSING. febliC No. 4'J Main st. ,90. 3( IPJT STREET. ) boxes manufactured tobacco, best western standard brands-, lor sale by febJl SOltENSON A CO. New Spring Dry Goods!!! A LARGE LOT NOW OPENING AT SCHAPKER & BUSSING'S, So. 49 ! street. We are now peiii!!?: a larjre and very desirable stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Spring season, to which wo would invito the attention of our customers, and the public generally. They will be sold at prices to suit the present hard times. So call in everybody and examine our stock and prices. SCHAI'KER A BUSSING, febl! No. 49 Main strext. -mn-UKtiSt -J.rj.v. SOt F.ltti JVJLCE JBl iMiirar cured Hams just received at feb.il ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. IIOVUiJnR.oOO J,R8 SMOUIjAj? ders fjr sale at fib-21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. fjJRU.'i Jl IS I. S PRtJtlK JtLd Leaf Lard, as nice as any iu th market, tor sale at ELLIOTT'S family Grocery. just received and for salw at feb.il ELLIOTT'S family Grocery. JTSLCK U '11 IU T 7-V. O I "It 5 00 XS jLb extra hulled Buck Wheat Flour, just received and for sale at feb21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. WPROtmiS! BOO.BS.'-50 ltOXKJV JSlm fine Straw Brooms for sale at febl ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. WJf It I.TT J WHITE .V: SIM.V.Yfl CH JSl Potatoes. 5o bush just received and for sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. 7it RJti'S T. A two story dwelling on the corner of Third and Cherry streets. Apply to Z. H. Cook, at Cox A Humphrey's office, over Canal Bank. feb'Jl K9i U J. K J v' Uil.-50 W hhds fair to choice fur snle by S. E. GILBERT A CO.. anil No. 4 Sycamore street. W? u .r.v r7- j ii ii-jfi. i. -L House containing six rooms, with large yard, good ciateru, etc. Applv to febl.i .1. H. MAGHEE ft CO. I am now receiviii! first shipments of a lot of nine hundred boxes tin rlate, bought on good terms from a New York bouse closing an agency at New Orleans, and would sell a part of it, ou arrival, at low rates, T'r c.ish or good tbur months paper, payable iu bank. 1 can oiler greater inducements than heretofore to patties wishing to purchase in lots. leb'2J SAMUEL OBB.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= <WANTED BY A PRACTICAL> GARDENER. Mr. McKenna will attend to all kinds of gardening work, such as Pruning, Grafting, Planting Trees, Shrubs, Laving out Gardens, Ornamental Grounds, and keeping gardens in order through the Summer, He. - All orders left at C. F. Brough ton's Grocery, corner Carpenter ami Clark sts., will lie promptly attended to. feb'20-lwd

U BX8 VHMKSE JUST RBCKtVUU 99 at (t'ebJt;) SOIiENSON CO.'S The public are hereby notified that my wife, Charlotte jitchneld, has separated herself from me, and that I will not pavany debts of her contracting. lilCHARD LITCHFIELD, Sen. a en. 23-1 wd BP I TTtiH, HfJtJS .Vi V O I I. TH I ML9 received daily and for sale bv fbi5 geo. Foster a co. JfMULK PORK, 1.ARU, MIEAOS, ttnA JLM Mess Pork, for sale bv febis geo. foster a rn. mm o. suajtR 100 Hints j?or w sale at lowest market prices, bv S. E. GILBERT A CO., febl.5 No. 4 Sycamore St. W.-30O KEGS JLf, SIZES, best quality, for sale by febl5 S. E. GILBERT A CO. TBTfSltfiTS, TV am, J.VII n-OOMtE.S MJ? Bowls. 125 .packages, for sale by febl 3. E. GILBERT A CO. giHEESE 25 BXS HJ31BVBGH W-S and Western Reserve, for sale by feblS S. E. GILBERT A CO. Jigs. aoo iininsciitnrnj' w . crop, for sale very low, feblS S. F. GILBERT A CO. TfJYUIGO 400 JLBS.J CHOICE JL article, for sale by fel)15 S. E. GILBERT A CO. rWlOBrfCt'O " SJVfJJllS I L.I It tl H JL stock of all kinds, from common to the very best, for sale as low as they can be bought any. where in the West. S. E. GILBERT A CO., feblS No. 4 Sycamore st. I9' ICKZES.ZO BXS1 1IOZ EJC'H, quart, aud gallon jars lite best ever made lor sale by S. E. GILBERT A CO. TK-JX.' - WJi MM I 'JK JVII W . open a very good assortment of the various grades both black aud green, which we can recommend as choice. JAS. ERSKINK A CO., febl2 No. 47 Main St. aTIHOMCE TAHXiEBUTTER. ty About 100 lbs extra nice Roll Butter, just received at (jan23) JAS. ERSKINE A CO S. ffRESM BUTTER JVJt EGGS I JO. A constant supplv, and daily receiving, at fcbl2 JAS. ERSKINE A GO'S. JjHlhll JK WS I'M) BUSH ! RIME JL White Mercer Piuk Eve Potstoes, just received and for sale by CHAS. McJOUNSTON. T 3 l J'. lARE WW fiO dozen Buckets, assorted; lo do Tubs and Kee'ers; Just received from the factory, aud for salo at prices to suit the times bv CHAS. McJOHNSTON, febl4 Main street, Posey Block. ifJftH,J8SES.30 Jilt LS. jIJV-B 30 M half barrels choice Molasses in store and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, febH Posey Block. JL souri, aud Iowa motiev taken for groceries or on account, by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. JJ dec8 JT1GG8 AJS'U BUTTER 1 GOOU JlU fresh lot just received by dec31 CHAS. McJOHNSTON. BESSEIt TCBKEVS IOU THE million. 500 lbs Dressed Turkeys just r WGGS. 200 JiOX ERESH EGGS Lj just recived aud for sale by iec22 CHAS. McJOHNSTON. wmo.nrjy'i-, citj.-n mi rie .ijji JSJL Buckwheat Flour. A good stock of first rate articles, on hand and for sale by jan25 . CHAS. McJOHNSTON. WW O.n MJ ". t BEJi UTIEU It JIH TM JtJt cle, fresh and good, made from Flint Corn. Come and see at VICKERY BROS., febl3 82 Main street. 19 E W IS - c U .V JM.fl S J.VH Shoulders, just received and warranted No. 1, tor sale at VICliKRl S, feblit No. 82 Main street miCKL.ES, M' It If Is E S - "K H I now ready Jm. choice Article put up in vinegar, for table use, for sale low by the dozen or hundred at VICKEKY BROS., febl3 82 Main street jmw SE 8 JIJn 8-RUE J WlfJL very nice article in barrels, half barrels, or by the gallon, at prices that can't be beat. Call at VICKERY'S febl3 "Star! Family Grocery, 82 Main St. WW"J TEB. - fERBOJYS TO 8EB W w and buy some of ttie largest, fsttest and nicest No. 1 Mackerel and Codfish that have ever been oiiered to consumers in Evansville, at VICKERY BROS., fcblS 82 Main street. jril.OhlJt OUT. THE H0T,I048 W-S being over, we want to close out our stock of Raisins, Currants, etc. Come on and get bargains. feb!3 1CKERY BROS. mmoTicE oej p n.icATMOjs" eor l W LICENSE. The undersigned will npply to the Board County Commissioners of Vanderburgh county, for a license to sell spintnous and intoxicating liquors m a loss quantity than a quart at a time, at his usual place of business, on part of lot twenty-two (22), on Water street, between Division and Vine, Evansville, Indiana. JOHN VICTORY. February 9th, 1801. fubl2-3wd mi&OTICR C F Jl P P L IC RO I O A FOR W W LICENSE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Couuty Commissioners of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, at their 3farch term 18tl, for a license to Fell spirituous and intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, at their nsnsl place of business, situated on lot No. 223, Donation Enlargement of the city of Evans ville, Indiana. GAV ITT A SMYTH. February 11th, 181. febl2-3wd v fruits: Vis :jo doz. cans fresh Peaches, 2" dose. d-i. Black berries, 15 doz. do. Tomatoes 2 lb chds, 15 doz. do. Tomatoes 'X lb cans, ft doz. do. Tomatoes 5 lb cans, for sale by jan:W COOK A LANGLEY. ITXRE 8 H PIJS'E JPPI, I-' S .' 1 O JIOX, JL fresh Pine Apples, in quart jars, at jan30 COOK A LANGLEY'S. GSWEET POTATOES! 30 BUSH A choice Sweet Potatoes just received at. jan.'iO COOK A LANGLEY'S. " JT HI II II Jl PPMtESJJVJI PEjH'HKS. JLP 40 hush Dried Apples. 2 bush Dried Peaches, for sale by COOK A LANGLEY'. janoO jnlE FRUITS. Jl 5 doz. quait jars Gooseberries, 3 doz. do. Blackberries, 5 doz. do. 'Currants, 3 doz. do. Cher ries, 2 doz. do. Plums, for sale by Jau3(l I'lWlK LANQLET. trm O T J TOE SI POTATOES .'CO JL bbls prime Blue Potatoes received this day at feb23 COOK. A LANGLtLX S. IS Baits L UVK WHEJI T Ft O UR .'3 7 8K8 Buckwheat, 50 lbs each, 51 sks do., 25 lbs, for sale by (feb'23) COOK A LASiGLEY. lO It IS Is H jnOUSSES, HO HJiZ,F bbls do., received at feb23 COOK A LANGLEY'S. Mtf RUSH PRI.TIE EAR UORJS", JL 9 vF 1M sks bran for sale at feb-23 4 COOK A LANGLEV'S. glHOlVE Jilt ESS GOOBS. If you wish the choice of Spring Dress Goods, or anything iu .lie line of Dry Goods, call at once at SCHAPKER A BUSSING'S, feb2M No. 4'J Main street. MrJTU.-J5 It IS Is S. VHOICE JL Neshanuock Potatoes iu store and for sale at .ow fu oct2 :ures, tocLOwK out, by 5 W. M. AIKMAN A CO. If Jl TEST ARRIVAL OF JJBtJlj goods. We would call the Ladies' attention to the importance of going to Roser Bros., as we intend, from this day, to sell our entire stock of Dry Goods at RKDl'rtD pbices. Amongst the latest goods received, we would mention 5 pivces, or 4) yards, of those splendid Black Silks, so well known to our Lady Customers here, aud which we warrant to be of the same durable aud superior quality. All money taken at par fur goods, also City and County Orders at tha same rate. ROSER BROS., dec 5 No. 30 Main at. . T I V E . 9 w Ou aud after this day our establishment will be conducted on the CASH PRINCIPLE. Iu doing so we have aa much at heart the interest of our patrons as that of omrselves. It will allow us more time to attend to our busiuess, aud facilitate us in making a great many improvements in our manufacturing department. The time has come when everything must be produced at the lowest possible rate, ami in order to be able to carry ttns out. and let our customers derive its benefits (which shall be done), ws are compelled to adopt ttie GASH SYSTEM. No one need be offended if refused credit, as the rule will be Invariable. jan9 VAUTIER A MARCONNIER. HOUtBERS.A A shoulders for sale at FRESH .OT OF jau2S ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

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O V R ! H O V 1.JI MJt Tt O .V. FALL AND WINTER OLOT 2ST Gr FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, HATS OF ALL KINDS. 3T 1 xx t? Ix Caps THE CHEAPEST LOT IN AMERICA. JS V 31ASY OTHER ARTICLES All of you in want of the above named Goods will cousult your own interest to go to S. ROSENWALD & CO., OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE NO. 73 MAIN ST.. Between Second aud Third, EVAVSVILLE, IND. And be careful you make no mistake in the place STEER DIREfr'T FOR sexxwaldL ' s XT. Where you will find at all times the best e Goods at the LOWEST PR I OA. It will pay you to see THE STOCK. nrl4 -f-H Z.B8 PRIME SUGAR FOB Oj"E J. JL Dollar, to be had at JAS. ERSKINE A CO'S, Jon23 No. 47 Main st. 'jTtAJS'jS'EII FRUITS. A SMALL JjOT sLy on consignment, for sale low, bv jan23 JAS. ERSKINE A CO. rwo WHOM IT MAm- COJVCERJV. M. Jas. Erakine A Co. have jnst received a few chests of extra choice Teas, such as Mogune Youiig Hyson, Finest do. Gunpowder, Extra Curious Imperial, Extra Finest Oolong (Black), which those in vaDt of a good cup of Tea can have by calling at No. 47 Main street. Jan22 O" Jy I O JV M S5 BUSH OJYIOJV8 just received at dec27 ELLIOTT'S amily Grocery. f9 E W MACKEREL AJVII HER9 w ring. No. 1, 2, and H Mackerel, just received aDd for sale low, in barrels, barrels, and kitts, or at retail, by VICKERY BROS., jaulS No. 82 Main street. OR Jm BROOMS. 75 IIOZKJV FOR sale by ( jaull) S. E. GILBERT A CO. fomOTICE. 9t w I wish to inf rm my cutomers and the public generally, that from and after the date of this notice my business shall be conducted on the cash system. I will take all passable bank notes at par, but will sell my Lard, Oil, Soap and Candles for cash only. This rule applies to all alike, and so nobody needs to be off. u.ied. PHILIP DECKER. Evansville,,Ind., Jan. 22. MILITARY ! Capt. J. C. Brennan, who is now engaged drilling a night class in this city, haa beeri prevailed upon t-y his numerous friends to open a day school also, to commence Monday, January 28th, at 2 o'clock v. M., in Carpenter's Block, on First street. All who wish to became familiar with the practice aud theory of mili tary tactics, as laid down by Scott and Hardee, and of Fancy and Original Drills, now have the most favored opportunity, and should enrol their names upon the class list imme diately, ('apt. B. is an experienced Tactician has devoted many years of his lite exclusively to the profesioli bas Wee.i Military Instructor at the Military Institute at Clinton, and, an a teacher, he has few, if any, equals, aud no superiors. For terms, apply to the Captain at the Armory and Drill Rooms. Jan21 PIANOS FOR SALE. , Owing to tiie scarci ty ot money, I offer fur salo at wholesale manufacturing prices, FOUR S0UARE PIANOS, Which, for volume of tone, easiness of touch, ele gance of finish, and durability of construction, are surpadsoa by tiono iu tue woriu. L. KESSLER, jan7 41 Main street. VAJY8V1LLE COAL. I am still delivering to any part of the city (in quantities of not less than 20 bushels) the best quality of Bodiam Mine Coal, well screened, at 9 cunts per bushel. I am also prepared to deliver an article of Coal, taken unscreeued from the pile, at 8 cents per bushel; and slack or nut Cotl, in limited quantities, at 5 cents. JOHN WYMOND, decl7-tf Sec'yand Mang'r Bodiam Min'g Co. FECIAL JS'OTICE. 9 I take pleasure to thank my friends and the public for their pait patronage, and solicit a continuance for the new concern. 1 respectfully request uP jiersous indebted to me by open account, bond, and notes over-due, to settle the same, as I am anxiooa to close up my old business as noon as possible. (jan3) WM. BIEKBOWEJB ORMATIOJV OF CO-PABTjER-SHIP. The undersigned have this day formed a co-partnership for the purpose ot transacting and carrying on a wholesale and retail Drug bntiness at the stand occupied by Wm. Bierbower, No. 78 Main street, Washington Block, under the style and firm of Bierbower A Pearce . WM. BIERBOWER, Jan. 1, 18'Jl. jau3 JAS. H. PEaRCK. B A II IE 8 FAJ-CI' FURS. JLj We will sell the remainder of our stock of Ladies Furs at greatly reduced prices. Ladies not yet provided will find it to their advantage to buy now. VAUTIER A MARCONNIER, jan9 No. 39 Main street. m . THOMPDOJV Ma THE OJS'91 W ly agent iu this city for Jackson's Cough Syrnp. decl8 m AMPS OF ALL KIJVUS .V MA great variety aud at very low prices, at declS THOMPSON'S City Drug Store. Tff P.ELVIOTI,MAJmUFACTURER 9Mr of Baddies, Harness. Bridles. Ac, keeps constantly on hand a ful assortment of Saddles of every kind and price. Harness, Collars, Whips ly nets, Mul.lle Hairs. Ac. c. at Ho. 2 riRST STREET, Foster's Block. Evausville, Iod. U"Repairing neatly done. auc3 jniRESH ARRIVAL OF EGGS, BUT--M- tor. Corn meal. Flour, Beans. Biurar. Coffee. and Molasses, at greatly rednred prices, at VIUK.EKY UKOS' jnl5 Star Family Grocery.

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-g.CER.nAVJJ.c. liters DYSPEPS LA., Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &.c Taa successful Introduction and rise of this cl bratol Remedy has been the signal for a literal flood of compounds called "Hitlers,-' oilerl Id various tbrms, from a quart Ixittle to a flve-tralion key, until this word ' Hitters' is but another name f rr gmg," or some vlllanous whiskey mlilnre. But the really great relle' derived from the minute dosu, one teaspoonful, of our medicine, BCEEHAVE'S H0LLAKD BITTO, and Vu entirt uhtenrr if nUr frnshoti'm, bns esta. blh-hed for it a reputation whic h the bout of limbitii.ns and counterfeits have tiiib d b uii.leimine. It U poltively a v-g-tnl.le preparation, with hart! ufllcielit pure spirits to prerve it. But one size or the uuhie, (Half -Pint Bottles.) price 1) i nn It Is a medicine of long-fried eftV.iry for Purifying tht frii-l. so essential fr the fiiiioilxtinn of good health and ir correcting d:j;drs of th ton.ab and bowels. Two or three dis will cmuvIhi-h the efriictd ff its salutary ettVcts. Tie- Mrmarri wiU ep'-ed'iv rt-riu Irs strength, a healthy net inn of tiie ,ivr. t Me and kidneys will snou rd.e place, arid renewed ixalthbe the quick result. For INDIGESTION, Try Ba rh3ve'3 Ilcllacd Enters. For HEAKTBUKW. Try Boerhave's HcIIaaJ Kilters. For ACIDITY. Try UftThavc's HoHaiii! Litters. For WATEEBKASU, Try Bcrrliave'3 iloHL-L. lii-rs. For HEAD ACIII!. Try Bcerhave's tfoIJ.in i Sii'krs. For LOSS OP" AITF.TH I:!, Try 9 BuTliaie's Holla ft J UitU-rs. For COSTIVENES'J, Try BiErhave's Hi IlSKtl lowers. For PILES, Try Bprliavfs i!-;i!!ai;;i f:iitiT3. In all Xrviis. Itl .'i.neire , eri.l . in -vV! VT'-f tlotis. It has in numi-mii iiwt.irnvi pie,..l t.ii.ly beneficial, and In others .-!li t.l Hmtklr-i fi.r-i Itrid CW.-IVtlly ! The genol'ie, liighly-concei'trHO d lvvnu'r ' H aIXXB UiTTiMH is put up III lei If pint l-'l-s old, intd retailed at One Dollar per Uittl.-. The .ri 'it d-iir-nil for this truly rel.-briited medicine b Indnr-d in try Imitations, which lb- public houtd uard a,:irit purchasing. B-vtire ;.f iiK;i'ii .' th't vLr nun t i r.n Vu lalxi qf rvrry Infill' vu lti. ? Benj. Page, Jr. &Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, ITTSliUB;n. PA. KELLER & WHITE, A GENTS, Evansville, Ind TO THE ISDIMAJJIBLIC. The public bave tmi no nften imposed on hy nn principled ruen who hpve ndrertinerl worthies nofltmrjiri ha valuable Medical Kemrdirts for diseast'. that it it now exrtf-mely difficult to introduco an article of r&t n prit. In calling vour attention to DR. J. BOVEEDODS' IMPERIAL WINE m 2 t t m m n We fed confident that we are performing an act of humanity to the efllicted of the land, as should never cause ns to be classed amorrr the hambogi of thn day. These justly celebrated WINK lUTTEItS are mafie from askilful coib nation of B yberry. Gentan , Camonide Flowers, Wild Cherry Troe Hark. Buliij u's Seal, t'omfrey and Hp kenard, wlih a pure and unadulterated Wine. As a remedy for Incipient Consumption, Diseases of the Ttiront, I ndiu;ett ion , lyat'epsia. Piles, Nervous Complaints, lijso:toj peculiar to Females, and, ai a eerier! Tonitt, they will prove truly valuable. For weakness and U-oicml lability they are UNSURPASSED ! Clergymen, Lawyers, and all Tiiblic Speakers, u-so Students, Artists, Bonk keepers. Tailors, Seamstresses, and all persons who bad a sedentary life will derive frreat b. netti from the use of these letters. Although the medical men of the country, aa a general tbincr. dijupprove of Piitrnt Mulirines, yt we do not believe that h respe.-tablo rhyaiclan can be found in the I'nited vtstes, who will not highly apnrnve ..f UR. .1. HuVKK ODDd' IM FKK1AL WINE HITTI Its. For sale by Chas. Widdifield & Co., Pf nprieto-s, 78 William Street, Xevr York. W. II. P. KTODDAUIf, KKLLEIt 4 WHITE, jaiil4-4iiid.vtv Aprils. Krensvh'le, Tnd. Cint'dHjji, Void, Itr,artenM, Injiu ena, anil frritalion or fiorcne of tin' Throat, livlifce the Hacking li",,ti " (-'otiHititiption, Ur'inthdiK, Athma, and Catunh. t 'le.ir and git-0 ttrrioi'h v thf voice of IMllblf SI'KAKEKS And MMiKHN. Few nre aware of the inipnitance of he.kirifr a Coitjih or "t'niniiinii t'nld" In its first state; that which iu the beej'iiuin would yield to a in Id remedy, if nee;leclcd, sonu attacks the Lines. ".Voien'K Hrtmchuit 7',..7j.," containing 'letimlornt ingredients, allay I'liliimintrv and bronchial lrrialion. BKOWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BltOWN'S "Tln.t tlnill.le which the '; havine; madn m. in my Throat, (for fi ' are a specific) nlten s mere hisN. I'. WILLIS. perer. "l i-eei'innnMel I In ir use to I'nai.ic . II. I'llAI'IN. le,ey hOIViCcKlkK as. ' ' ,tKV. f 'ilHVe lifl.ve'l e able ill HoaKSI'NK. Kkv. I1KNI1V WAKD BEF.CHFR. "AllllOMt jtistrlllt relief in It.n rti. miirliru'"'""'''"'' labi.r id bieathii.' peculiar 1 IVUUii I3 i to Asthma, linv. A.C. LtKiLKSTdN". "Contain mi Opium or aiivthlnu BEOWN'S j injurious.'" I'u. A. A . II AT KS, j ' 'ht'ittitj, Boton. TROCHES' "A simple ii rid pleasant couibinaition for Coroiis, ,fc." BUOWN'S TrwOCIIES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S int. ;. r . 1!Ii;klov, i:,.,t,,. 'lelleliciltl ill IttinM'lTri'ls " Da. J. F. W. I.ANK, IJn.t.m. "I have proved them excelleiit lor WmHipIN.iCnl-oll." Kkv. II. W. WAIMIKN, "Henelicirtl when compelled tj jipetik, siitf'rni from t.'ni.o " Ki:v. S. J. P. ANHKKSON, St. Louis. "El'i:i-TrAl. in remnvinir ll...,du. TROCHES ; ness ami Irrifati)n of the 'i hmiit, so common witti m-kakihs and sin.-j-ebs." Prof. M. bTA'JY JOHNSON, La tlroit'jt', r.'.i,. Teacher of Mnic, .Southern Female Collee,,,. "Great benefit alien lak'-n bef.,re and after proi bin, as lin y prevent BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S H oarseness. iioni llieir pat eflcl , I think Ihey will be of i.ermanent advaiitse to me." Kkv. E. IIOWLKY, A. M , PresMi nf of Athens Colli p., I'hiim. rSold bv all Hriu'Kisis at I WKH--KIVK ( KM., A HO.X. TROCHES deel -Cnidw IMP OR TA XT TO Jl O USER FEVERS. E. R. DURKEE A, CO.'S Soloct Oioiioo&i. giUARAjSTKEII JOT fMY.PJBCW solutely and perfectly pure, bur irioiind fr,,.n fresh Spicks, selet'te.l and cleaned bv us pn,,..!. for the purpose, without referenc to mi n,,.. are beautifully packed in tinfoil dine,! t,n,wr, to preventirijitry by keepim;, , ,. fuJ Wl iL.iJt( while the ordinary nrnun.1 Kiiuva i. variably short. We warrant them, in noi't.t ..f strength and richness of 1 ,v..r, bevor.d all comparison, as a snieU trm' will ahiind'niitly prove. Manufactured only bv C. U. liL'KK FK ( ( , febOQts.l.vw I HI PkiI street . New V..rk. mEJrt l.Uj M.1MBER - FE.-t K Jm- Posts. The suhwriber b.ts just received from Oiean, N. Y., a lot of the best Hemlock Ffiiclufr ever olh red in this market, lie is also prepared to furnish good Fence Posts, iu Iiirs or entail quantities. Call at the corner of fvvunth aud Mala streets, "iio trouble to stiow gnods." de.T-d4w J. F. GLOVES.

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