Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 152, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 8 March 1861 — Page 2

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FRIDAY MOUSING ...MARCH 8 Z7r 7r i . , tunt ; Z&JThe Indianapolis Journal states that , the Democratic members of the House ot Representatives on the 5th broke a quorum four or five times when the legislative apportionment came up. It is the opinion at Indianapolis that the Democratic minority expect by this mode to prevent the passage of the apportionment bills and the m Hit in bill. Kg.Caraeron'3 legislative apportionment bill recently introduced into the House of Representatives gives Vanderburgh one rep resentative and one senator, Gibson a representative, Posey one, Knox one, Pike one, Warrick one, Dubois and Martin one, Spencer one, Perry one, Daviess one. Gibson anil Posey have a senator. Knox and Pike one, Warrick and Dubois one, Spencer and Perry one, Daviess, Martin and Greene one. . B,The telegraphic dispatches state that " Texas has ratified the secession ordinance by 40,000 to 45,000 majority. It is reported that Gov. Houston resigns." EtInMurray's Congressional apportionment bill introduced recently into the Senate, this District is still numbered the First, and contains the same counties as now except that Spencer is thrown into the Second District. X-fegfA .militia bill was passed in the House on the 8th by ayes DO, noe3 10; present and not voting 2. There was some fillibustering anil bolting to prevent the passage of the bill, but the bill passed nevertheless. ESiyHarper's Weekly, in its last issue, has a miserable caricature of Old Abe on his celebrated night journey from Ilarrisburg to Washington. The Weekly seeks to curry lavor with the South. The attempt at witticism is a stupid and pointless affair. All the additionul support the paper gains in the South it will lose in the North. A Card. To tte Editors of the Ecansville Daily Journal. In your issue of this morning, the ?th inst., we notice a card from one Mr. T. D. Bell, agent of the One Dollar jewelry store in Evansville, in which be attempts to reflect upon the jewelers of the city of Kvansville on account ol the appearance of the article in your issue of the Cth, lieadeil, "A Gigantic Swindle in Progress. The Age ot Brass" taken from the Brother Jonathan. Now, Messrs. Editors, we the jewelers of the city of Evansville desire to say to the public through your paper that we know not who was the author of the article taken from the Brother Jonathan but we do say that the article is true, and we fully endorse the whole of it ami from an examination and test of divers pieces of jewelry purchased ut the One Dolhir Store in Evansville we have invariably found it to be made of a composition called Oraide and not a particle of gold in it3 composition we have no such jewelry in our stores fur sale a3 gold nor would we have such so long as our desire is to be honest, of which the public may judge from our past dealings with them for many years, some of us for over twenty-five years in the city of Evansville. We fear no loss of trade by the introduction of these One Dollar Stores, hut we sincerely desire that such an imposition as the bogus jewelry put forth Ly the One Dollar Stores alluded to by the Brother Jonathan should not be palmed oft' on the community as genuine gold while we are engaged in the jewelry business. Jewelers ok tue City of Evansville. March 7, 1861. The Benevolent Institutions. Yesterday one brauch of the Legislature the Senate made a selection of officers for the government of the Benevolent Institutions for the coming two years, resulting as follows: Andrew Wallace of Indianapolis, President. Commissioners of the Hospital for the Insane Dr. Patrick II. Juuiesou of Indianapolis, and Dr. John W. Moodt of Grot-ns-burgh. Trustees of the Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb Dr. John M. Kitchen of Indianapolis and Dr. John C. Burt of Vernon. Trustees of the Institution for the Education of the Blind John Beard of Crawfordsville and Wm. M. Smith of Connersville. These are all excellent selections, competent business men, in whose hands the benevolent institutions will Ik: carefully managed with a view to making them as useful and beneficial us possible with the means at the command of the several Boards. The Housis will, doubtless, follow the action of the Senate in reference to these elections. Iud. .our. Emigration to Hayti. The brig Mary A. Jones, which sails hence to-Jay fur Hayti, takes out colored emigrants, who go under the auspices of the "Havticn Uureau of Emigration, " of which Mr. James Redpnth is agent. Among the number are families from Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. Nineteen of the emigrants are from Charleston, South Carolina among them Captain Graddock, known as an expert pilot of that port. These emigrants are attracted by the oiler of the present government to pay the passage of such as are not able to bear that expense, to make grants of land, and to secure the men from compulsory military service. They wiil settle mostly in the neighborhood of St. Marks, where they are ex2ected to engage in the culture of cotton. The same vessel also takes out nine passengers of whom six are colored. Boston .Journal, Fh. 2 7. Si-nxiku Fund Com mission Kits. The Legislature iu joint session yosteriiay elected Isaac Jenkinsou, of Kosi-iu'sko, ami Nathuniel Kemp, of Kaixlolplj, as Sinkinp; Fund Commisiioners for the term of four years. The gentlemen displaced from the Ho.ird l.y this election are Joseph V. lii mus.lufl'er, of Greensburg, Decatur county, and l'arnjenter L. Parks, of '. Martinsville. Morfrau county. The Democratic members of the Legislature supported Messrs. Parks and IJenm.sdaffer against the no;nin-es of the Republicans. rid. Jour. gST"Liet;t. Sleramer, in command of Fort Pickens, has given orders to the rebels in that vicinity to discontinue the erection of batteries bearing on his fort. The order has been obeyed.

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Council Proceedings. Cocscii. Chamber, March 2d, 1S61. j Council met with the Major and Councilman Cook, Chandler, Sauer, Bishman, DanneUeli. Roelker. and Foster present. The following bills were allowed : Street Coramiss;oner r,3 33. Jeremiah Nolan 1 37; Lawrence McGrath 2. 20; John bmyta "7 5C; P. liurke 75 50; Wm. Raker 125 00; E. S. Martin 45 85 : J. 1 Elliott 5 95; John T. Glover 44 00 ; A. P. Hutchinson 5 60 ; Jas. U. baunders 87 50 ; Louis Hutehruaker 29 43 ; E. P.Ehrman 11 00 ; Roelker, Blount & Co. 49 91 ; J. C. Dusouchet 10 00 ; Karl Gottman G4 GO Lant & Co. 42 53; Hugh Dupuy 2 25 ;Z. II. Cook 14 00 : CO. Davis 14 00 ; Dennis Gresham 10 50; J. C. C. Miller 10 50; W. R. Wallace 5 50; Jas. Swanson 08 96. Sanders Sansom C 00 ; V. C. Powers 40 00 ; Louis Richter 20 30 ; J. B. Hall 0 50 ; John S. Gavitt 15 25; Jacob Oelkoch 3 00 ; John Schirmer 3 00 ; Green Bellamy 6 00 ; Jas. D.Saunders 14 00; Henry We3t 10 00; Francis Zeigenhagen 3 00 ; John Schubert 1 00 ; Jas. McKeever 82 7! ; Jas. McKeever 173 85. Councilman Cook reported that the city had lost at least $10 worth of lumber by the bad management of the Contractor who took down the Vine street bridge. This amount was deducted from the Contractor's bill. Roelker from the committee on cancelling city orders reported that they had cancelled orders to the amount of $6,5G8 31. The Report of the Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery showed the number of interments for the month of Febrnf ry to be 22. The public cisterns were reported to be in good order. On motion of Cook, all orders for laying down side-walks, unexecuted or only partly finished, are rescinded, so far as they are un executed. The Mayor reported that he had examined the side-walk improvements on the north-east side of Eighth street between Sycamore and Division streets, and that McKeever was entitled to 173 85, which amount was properly apportioned among the property owners. The amount received for wharfage during the week was 252 76. The amount of wharfage collected during the mouth was $749 02. An order was passed requiring the property owners on the south-west side of Third street, between Division and El'ii streets, to bring their sidewalks to the proper grade, and lay down a brick walk. The Mayor reported that he had examined the sidewalk laid by McKeever on Locust street, between Seventh and Eighth, and that McKeever was entitled to 82 79, which he hail divided among the owners of the property. The agreement between the city aud Stearnes Hatch, lessee of Locust Hill Cemetery with Hatch's bond was read and approved. The Street Commissioner was ordered to grade Mulberry street, and construct a gum sewer on Gum street between Third and Fourth. The O. K. Fire Company was allowed a yearly salary of 20 per quarter. In response to a pe ition, the Marshal was directed to serve a written order on Philip Schirmer to abate a nuisance created by him on Sixth street. A nuisance was complained of in block 6, 4th Enlargement, and the Surveyor was directed to give a description of the lots on which the nuisance exists. Chandler and Roelker were appointed a committee to report a Board of Health and to coutract with two physicians for vaccinating the children in the city and suburbs and report to the council the terms ot said contract. Adjourned. BQyTbe loss by the burning of Cozzens'a well known hotel, at West Point, will reach 100,000. DIED: M;ircb til h. KLizABr.Tir, daughter of V . aud Mary Krutz, ajed peven years. The funeral will take place to-day (8th ii.et.) at 2 o'clock p. m. Fi iends of the family are invited to attend. APRIL ELECTION. JOHN BIAJOII is a caiuli iate lor Street Cotnmid.ioner at the ensuing election Ens. J iRN At. '. Please announce the name of WM. K. McUHEW as a candidate for the olilce of City Clerk, at the April election. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PLUS! 15 bbls choice Grei-n Apples just received and for sale by H. HER MANN, Hiai-8 Two doors from Post Office. "'T OP THE SBjtSOJVJS- Yonnir America mnst Ride. 1 doz Willow Cabs, with covers, 1 doz do., without covers, 1 doz do., with covers aud spring, 1 doz wood body cabs, 4 doz spring gigs, J(,7. i'ouus America cabs, 1 t do. 4 wheeled carrinires. The above iissortmcnt embraces 15 ditlVrent styles, and prices from $:i to S-O. .lust received at m 7 COOK it LAXGLEY'S. THE CHEAPEST "7S7" mm Gr O 3XT JS IN SrAKKET. To niiike place for my NEW STOCK OF WAGONS I will, from this date, sell Wacons, Carts. I'rajs, an -I all other work in my line, at 10 per cent, less than tornur priws, and, as heretolore, mmi iitt-e all work (INK YEAR. tub- U.-pairs at reduce 1 liricea. For further particulars call at my hop. Third f,(i-i, jt-Hiiiit ami Alain Klreets CUUIST1AN ItKCKKft. m:iv7 Sunt ' 11 i W ADMINISTRATOR. Nolice is hereby driven that the nnd. rsis.Mied bus be-n appointed Administrator of the 4-state of J. lines IVan, deceased, late of Vanderbnrih connt, Indiana. .Said estate is supposed to be solvent leba-tw REN. STINSON, Administrator. '

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ATI REELS' mlPPLE8.30 BUSHELS SLaT" Green Api le. For sile by mar7 COOK d- LANGIET. W9mlLT 1.71 ORE BOB HERRMJVCI US JLB Briue. 2 bbls Baltimore Re Ilerring. lukitt " " " For sale by the single one or kitt, at mar7 COOli 4 LASGLEV'S. .W O K E It IUI.IHUT IOO LBS. o extra smoked Halibut, f r sale by mar7 COOK A LANGLEY. RBSHTOmllml SOBS. 30 BOX.mlSsort h! size faun Fret-b Tomatoes, lor sale by mar7 COOK Jr LANGLEY. TfjBffSB f F TH.1 T E A" Tt.I CHOICE mi fM N ew Orleans tni irar so cheap, at mart COOK Jt LANUl.Y'S. O Mi F M 8 Ml, C O Ml F M 8 II. IIKVM Choice Codli-.li just received at mart COOK dVLANGLEl s. ORJ.VUES JiJ'I LEJttOJS'S hue lot of Oranges aud Lemons, just received by niai7 COOK fc LANGLEY. flt OB TJIERJV PIJ'KBiE -f-Vl W W Meshannock Potatoes. 20I bushels prime Galena Potatoes, just received bv mart COOK LANG LEY. J?' M US II IJitO l.y'll COB.V JIEmIL 100 bushels choice White Corn Meal, at mar COOK fc LAftULLl H. jr n n H .1 jv n it E ml s. 3 5 M. bushels small While Beans, 4U0 lbs clear Pickled Pork, for sale by ,oai7 COOK d : LANG LKY. It IB II I' I' I. K S mlJYU I' ICJ I Hes. 30 bush Dried Apples, 'Jo bush Dried Peaches, for sale by ,ar7 COOK & LANG LKY. 1 wjik ieif.fi, i 80mlP ?st Soap, Gamble's M. German Soap, Proctor &. Gamble's German Soap, just received at JAS. EKSK IN K A CO'S Family Grocery, feb No. 47 Main street WM. BIERBOWER. JAMES H. PEARCK BIERBOWER & PEARCE, Wholesale and Retail DEtXTC-O-ISTS, IKALEBS IV faints, B tushes, Oils, Window Gfas and Glassware, Perfumery, Medicinal Brandies, Wines, Sfc, Propletors of the genuine Veil's Tuic, for Fever mid Ague, and Damascus Liniment, for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ac. 7 8 Main St., "Washington Block, KVANSVILLE, IMD. t5S"Country morchants supplied on lib(-ral term"mar'2 BUST BF.CKI VJSn. JI VJiRW SUQJr perior nrticle of Coal Oil, colorless ami almost without any disagreeable odor. This oil j;ives a most brilliant lig,rht, and does not burn as rapidly us that manufactured bv the old process, for sale by !! KRBOWER Jt PKARCK, mar.". Druggists, 7S Main St. Washington Iilock. oJfLoMJcTjLmajnpBimnjyrB tL We have received two Barrels of Chimneys of EXTRA QUALITY, tho glass being made of the best material is not liable to fracture. BIERBOWER r PEARCE, mar5 Druggists, 78 Main ijt. Washington Block. BjToTliiTOIi8, P ilTmi TOkHlsrPVTmtJmW toes. One thousand bushels of white Piukeyes and Kesliannocks in store and for sale under the City Hotel on Water St. Enquire at the store or of Wm. MeCORMICK, marG next door to the P. O., Evansville. F. SHARPE, Produce and Commission And Dealer in Agricultural Implements, warden and Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, Hydiaulic Cenicnt, Lime, Plaster, tic. No. 5 Sycamore St., bet. First aud Water, f-b.28 KVANSVILLE, I NI. FBWmnOBB I.F.FT 4.F THO SB tine Pinkeyes and Neshannod; Potatoes, for sale bv JAS. ERSKINE CO. n1 Ittll fmM U E S .' U-B OFM'KH FOB sale a large assortment of Kan-y Iti. d Cages, alo some lare breeding caes verv ch ap. BIERBOWER ft PKARi r i Druggisis, mar- 7S Main St., Washington Bh-ck. IKK It'll I Tit IHmin, IJ- 1UI), 50, and l'5 lo packages, just received bv marl SORENSON & CO. g js o t m t o a s -ML now in cellar, aud to suit the trade. f,bl3 . IOO BUSHKI.S for sale low iu qu&ntitiei VIORERY BKOS. -gr mini omi.! J3Lj Gamble's extr No. Hier pbovtoh te l Lard Oil winler si raiued , to be had at ft'b'5 JAS. ERSKINE CO.'S 1WWO V & II B It 8 Um.l V T B II. MTJL Messrs. Bissull d- Co., of Pittsburg, Pa., want 10 or m re g,-..d Stove Moulders, w ho are not members of the Moulders Union, flood wages given. Kin' further inforrnat on call on feblK-2wd SCANT LIN A STEPHKN3. Wli II. I t"B received a nice assortment of Flower Seeiis, which we can recommend as suitable to this cli mate. BIERBOWER ft PEARCE, Dmggists, mar'2 7S Main sK, Washington Block. DR. HANNUM OfTera his professn.-nal services iu the practice of Medicine anil Surgery. His previous success in this dace and elsewhere justifies a hope of able treatment. Chronic, or disease of long Btantliug, warranted a cure or no pay. In those diseases incident to boatmen he makes a cure without the ill effects of mercury. Oliice, Third street, opposite Crescent City Building. References. Oeu'l Foote, Chas. Penl.y, and Prof. W. K. Bowling. leb2S-lyd ' Bh issolutiojv: " JLW The partnership ltwe"n F. Sharpo and D. Morgan, under the firm of V. Sharpe ft Co., expired by agreement August 2.Td, lHr.o. FRED. SHARPE, febll DANIEL MORGAN. STOVE POLISH. S gross Magic Stovo Polish, that cannot be beat, for sale at declS ELLIOTT'S Family Rrn.wrv. rmiuajTipsiTuu.-supa : Jfc Prime Turnips just received at ill JtOBtt decvil ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. p Btujyrs .' l o Hvsik M just rtneived aud for sale at No. 'il Main street. doc-.il r e s tx-its .'.I ,.? o.yj s. Brazil Nuts, Pecans, Hickory Nuts, Ctcoa Nuts. llbo-ts, COi.K ftc, ftc, for sale at LANGLKY'S. l.ie. 17. jrj ye FLOUB. IO BBI,8. EXTIImtniv hi lso a small lot of Buckwheat Flour: iust rei'eived and feb!5 or sale by GEO. FOSTER ft CO. It ESlI If. I. T1S ! I J'ICE LOT OF New Hams just received and for sale at jtn28 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. IO It 12 1, S COOJS OIL, BXTBmt I LmMB. ified aud superior, for machinery, for sale by feb2(i SORENSON ft CO. sfyOBOJX'EH'S 8.11. i: JOTICB 18 vitLv hereby given, that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the ofrice of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, in favor of John S. Gavilt vs. Pbilio h eil. M uria Eva W. il. Edward Kei.er, Elizabeth Keizer, John Weil, Felutte Weil, and Clara Vellt-r, and to me directed, in pursuance of which writ I w ill, ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH H, 1SI.1, between the hours of ten o'clock, A. M., and four o'clock, P. M., of said day, at the door of the Court ilouso in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh cniuty, Indiana, offer for sale, at public auction, the Rents and Profits, fir a term not excelling seven years, of the following described Real Estate, to-wit : Lots Nos. fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen (15, lit, 17, aud 16), in Block No. twenty-three (i). in Lamasco City, according to Luiikenheiuii-r ft Stolberg's subdivision of said Block. And should said Rents and Profits of slid Ren Estate not sell f,.r a sum sultii ieut to satisfy said writ and costs, I will, at the saute time and .l ee, offer for sale and sell the fee simple of said R.-al Kslale lor ihe satisfaction of s:id writ and costs, without r.'gard to valuation or appraisement laws JOHN WAY MAN, Coroner V- C. lUkin ft Fostkb, I'laintiff's attorneys. mBti B ml MSIJ"8 .' Lml MmVmSB. 5i) Whole, half and quarter b jxes, just r.ceivd nd tor sale by CHAS. McJoHNSTON.

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Mayor's Orrice, ) Evansville, Iud., March 4th, 1861, 1. J The Common Council cf the City of Evansville have appointed Dr. C. C. Tyrrell, First street, between Locust and Walnut, and Dr. Oakar Kress, Second street, between Vine and Division, a City Physicians, and have authorized and required them to visit all the lamilies of the City and suburbs, for the purpose of vaccinating all children who have not yet been vaccinated. In cases uhere the parents are unable to pay the fee, the service will be performed at the expense of the Ciry, and persons who find it convenient cau briDg their children to either of the above named physicians. mai7 W. BAKKB. A -i O II P 0 Bmt T M OJS'JVO TMCH. Order for Brick Side-Walk. Mavch 2, 18bl. And now it is hereby ordered and direceJ by the Common Council of the city of Evansville, that tho owners of all ljts or parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the south-west side of Third street, between Dii ision and Elm streets, in said city, cause the side-walks theieou to be brought to the proper grade, and that they cause a side-walk of class number 1 to be laM down t Hereon witnin iniriy j davs from the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. City Clerk's Office, March 0, 1861. BWE It O.I H II OF II . TH OF THE JSL City of Evansville, recently re-organized, met in the Chamber of the Common Council on filnnday evening, March 4, lstil. Dr. John T.Walker was appointed President, and W. Raker Secretary. Ordered that a synopsis of the Ordinances r f the City relative to the duties of the Board of Health aud practicing physicians, be prepared and published in the newspapers of the city. Ordered that it be recommended to parents and all others having charge of children, to cause them to be vaccinated without delay. Ordered that it be recommended to the Trustees f the Public Schrols of the City to adopt such measures as will prevent the admission of scholars into said schools who hate not been successfully vaccinated. The attention of physicians is invited to tho following: Synopsis of the provisions of the Health Ordi. nances of the City: "It shall be the duty of every practicing physician iu this City, to notify some member of the board of health, of every case of contagious or infectious disorder, and of every ca-e of sickness from any dangerous or uuusual disease, which is in its character epidemic, within six hours after the time shall have come to bis knowledge: and every such physician shall report quarterly to said board of health every death which shall come to his knowledge in the course of his practice, and also the cause of such death: and should any physician neglect to comply with the requirements eforesaid, he shall, for every such neglect, forfeit and pay not less than three nor more than twenty dollars." Tho board of health is composed of the following pel-sons, viz: Dr. John T. Walker, Dr. A. Walkop, Dr. Ilngh Ronalds, Dr. J. Casselbury and W. Baker. Returns are required to be sealed, and directed to the Board cf Health, and may be left at the Council Chamber. W. Biker, JOHN T. WALKER. Secretary. niaili Pretidett'. TfyOH SLE OJ- LOJYO TIME, OB . F;XCHANGE for real estate in Evansville, U0 ACRES of very rich land, in the beautiful country near the towns of I'riiana und Chahpaiun, and tho Illinois Centbal Raii roao, Champaign Co., III. There are excellent Schools aud Chueciies iu Crbaua aud Cliampaigu, and the taxes are light. Apply to JAMES REID, mar,r,.'itd Attorney at Law, Evansville, Iud. JPItUlT8ml.'UJ-IJTSl o) bxs Layer Raisins, 75 qr bxs " aud " M. It." Raisins, 40 hf " " " (old crop) VEBY CHEAP, 2 casks Xante Cinrauls, 2 frails Dates, 5 kegs Prunes, 5 bbls S. S. Almonds, :t " Filberts, 211 " Pecaus, ,' " Brazil Nuts, f..r sale at lowest rates by (mar;.) GEO. FOSTER 4 CO. mHlTli LI.tlE.'SO BBLS lresh W lute Lime at m.tr5 GEO. FOSTER ft OO.'S e flovb:o BBLS JiXTBml . F Rye Flour for sale by GEO. FOSTER ct CO. I LLIm'OI8, WISCONSIN, IOWA, and MISSOURI MONEY Bought at 5 i r c. nt. and sold at 4 percent, (fiscoai. Merchants and others can get their Eastern ex change at low figures at the SAVINGS BANK. feb"7 N'o. 4 First street. Jn L O I' t . 150 8ml VB 8 EXTBml Whito Wheat Flour just received aud lor sale by (marfl) CHAS. McJOHNSTON. IS R II O Tf 8 ! 5 O Ml OX COMMOjV, tuucv, aud shaker Btooms, in stole aud for sale bv m'a- CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Bl I II 8 .' aoO IIBl'mllS F HE 8 It St Eiuie, in p.rime Older, for sale by inarS GEO. FOSTER ft CO. Is latie f mil F 8, StriTml B LB FOB I II lHI II, 1'artor. or Kitcfien (to burn Coal Oil), at a e abnue cost, for sale by JAS. ERSKINE ft CO., mar4 No. 47 Main St. (OVTP ORB BBS. I h ive a few hundred dollars in Connty Orders for s.tle at a small discount. mart SAMUEL ORR. K SBUWYO C'B P O TJI TOE 8 5 O ' V bbls prime white Neshannock potatoes, just received and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON, marf. Posey Block. 6Vg Ml OX FRESH EGOS j'CBT JtH received and for sal at marl COOK ft LANGLET'9. AfK.IftJ' SET TS 1 0 B VSB PR 1.71 E U Onion setts for sale by marl COOK t LANGLEY. & O.I I' ml.VMI f l.mIIL B8. 5 20 bxs Proctor dt Gamble's No. 1 Soap, 10 " " German do. 5 " " Soda do. 10 " Star Candls, 4's, 6's, and 7's 6 " Opal do. 6 " Tallow do., for sale by marl COO K A LANGLEY. mlRMIEJX- SEEIIS ! fl ml R II E V Jeeds ! ! A full assortment of Shaker. Ris ley s, and l'arl.er s ardeu seeds, tor sale by marl COOK ft LANGLEY. glHHt It TBJS!-t"E Bml I'Ji JVOW US opi'ti a very Kood assortment of ihe various grades Is.th black and green, whi-h we can recoaiinen.l as choice. JAS. ERSKINE ft CO., t'el'12 No. 47 Main St. gl It O IV E T .1 II L E BUT TB B About 100 lbs extra nice Roll Butter, just received at (jani) JAS. ERSKINE 4 CO'S. JfilMESH BVTTER JUYMM BOBS' JL A constant supply, and daily receiving, at lebli JAS. ERSKINE 4 CO'S. f&EOFLIIERS.SOO LBS 8HOULd. rs for sale at eb21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ff EmlF Lml R B a BBLS PBIJHB BJ Leaf Lard, as nice as any in thi market, hr ale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. gpRE.lKF.I8T BmlCOJ . IOO LBS MLB jut received and for sal at f. b.'l ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. WPVVK H-HEJIT FLOfB SOO LBS MB eirtra hulled Buck Wheat Flour, jnst received and for sale at feb21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.

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JSEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOB SPRING SALES OF 1861 ! ! ! J&CQB STRAUB i SOU, No. 71 Malu ktreet,

EVANSVILLE, IND. Prices to prompt Customers just as favorable as Eastern ! We are daily receiving additions to our stock of leading hardware, compiising Axes, Table 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 Sfeythes, Briar Scythes, Scythe Stones, Sneaths and Cradles, Grass Hooks, Trace and Log Chains, Hames, Sieves and Rat Trap, 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. feb27 WplTTEt, EBBSmUS-II POULTBW, B.M received dally and for sale by feblo GEO. FOSTER ft CO. -BBULK FORK, LJRB, HEJIIf, and MB Mess Pork, for sale by feblf. GEO. FOSTER A CO. O. 8VOmB IOO II Hit 8 FOB WW0 sale at lowest market prices, by S. E. GILBERT ft CO., feblS No. 4 Sycamore st. ,rtBVf,S.-30O KEUS mlLf. SIXES, tV W liest quality, for sale by febl5 S. E. GILBERT ft CO. JTml8BET8, TVBBtmlJVB WOOBE.mB Bowls. 125 packages, for sale bv feblS S. E. GILBERT ft CO. flUEESE 83 BXS HJ.nllVlttJH and Western Reserve, lor sale by feb15 S. E. GILBERT ft CO. liec.-soo nmr.ns choice mVE if Jm crop, for bale very low. fel.15 S. K. GILBERT ft CO. TJVIIIBO 400 LB8.JI CHOICE -M article, for sale by feblS 8. E. GILBERT i CO. rBAORJICCO K SF.fi J ItS .1 I.. I HUE SL stock of all kinds, from common to the very best, for sale as low as thev rn be bought anywhere in the West. S. Y.. GILBERT 4 CO., febl5 No. 4 Sycamore St. WBICBLES.2V BXS 1 MIOX EJ1C1I, JL quart, and gallon jars the best erer man lor sale by S. K. GILBERT ft Co. If HIS II JVE lS 4 5 O HUSH PR 1.11 E JL White Mercer Pink Eye Potatoes, just reireiveu and for sale by CHAS. McJOHNSTON. "bTH tEJ WmlBE Vr 50 dozen Buckets, assorted ; 10 do Tubs and Kee:er; Just received from tho factory, and for sale at priced to suit the times bv CHAS. McJOHNSTON, febl4 Main street, Tosey Block. JVWOLJSSES.BO BBLS. .IJ'II 3 0 WtB. half barrels choice Molasses in store and for sale by CUAS. McJOHNSTON, feb!4 Posey Block. fLLtmVOIS, WlSCOmXSlJV, .71 I SJm. Houri, and Iowa money taken for groceries or on account, by CHAS. McJOHNSTON.--dec8 -raas .1. vii butter. mi aoon JLZd fresh lot just received by dec31 CUAS. McJOHNSTON. HESSE II TURKEYS FOR THE million. 5')0 lbs Pres-Md Turkeys inst r fi8.-200 IIOX FRESH F.CM8 1 iust lecived and lor sale bv 1ecJi! CHAS. McJOHNSTON. ffg O.JI .VI t RmlJX'B ERR IE 8, -l.YII MM. Buckwheat Flour. A g-sj.lst.M7k of first rate articles, t.n nana and lor sale by J.-uiaa CHAS. McJOHNSTON. WWOmMJ"i-JI BEAUTIFUL JIRTMMM cle, fresti and ood, made from Elint Corn. Come and see at VICKRRV BRuS., febl:t H'j. Main street. mY E W B ml C O .A.- IIJ.fi M mt.--;i Should. -is. lust re.-fiJ mi l warranlud No. 1, for sale at VICKKRY'S, febl3 No. SJ Main street. TBPI4KLE8, PICKLES .1 VERY M choice article put up iu vinegar, now ready t-r table us, for sale low by the dozen or hundred at VICKERY BROS., feb13 t-j lUHillHlrtrt. mlfS LmlSSE 8 .l.y I) S.'RUP V fM yery nice article iu barrels, half barrels, or by tho gallon, at prices that can't be beat. Call at VICKKRY'S febl3 'Star" Family Gr.s-ery, 8:2 Main st. 'WM9'JS TEH. -I-KIC SOJ"S TO SEE WW and buy some ot the largest, fittest and nicest No. 1 Mackerel and Codfish that have ever been ottered to consumers in Evansville, at VICKERY BROS., f"bl3 82 Main street. fVLOSImVii OUT. THE II O LI II J "t-V being over, we want to close out our stock of Raisins, Currants, etc. Come on and pet t-arirains febl3 VICKERY BROS. mW-ij' fruits: Z 30 doz. cans fresh Peaxhes, 2-5 doz. do. Black. lerries, 1? doz. do Tomatoes 2 lb cans, 15 do., do. Tomatoes i In cans uoz. do. Tomatoes 5 lb caDs, for sale by jan3U COOK Si LANGLEY. WRESII I'l.VE m!PPT,E8:0 BOX. M fresh Pine Apples, iu quart jars, at lau.tO COOK A LANG LEY'S. JWEBT POTmlTOES . .'-30 BUSH choice Sweet Potatoes just received at jan30 COOK A LANGLEY'S. - BIBll .1FPLE8 mlJVB PEml CHE S. MB 40 bush Dried Apples. 26 bush Dried Peaches, for sale by COOK A LANGLEY Jan3U WJ01E FRUITS. MJ 5 doz. quart jars Gooselssrries, 3 doz. do. Blackberries, 5 doz. do. Currants, 3 doz. do. Cherries, 2 doz do. Plums, for sale bv jan33 COOK A LANGLEY. PB O i-ml TO B 8! POTmlTOES ! 60 bbls prime Blue Potattes received this dav at feb23 COOK A LANGLEY'S. WW UCK U'H EJ T FL O UR .'3 r SUM Buckwheat, Ulbs each, SI sks do., 25 tf,s, for sale by (feb23) COOK Jt LANGLEY. - fk B BL8 M OLmlSSES, !30 HmlLF B bbls do , received at feb23 COOK Jt LANGLEY'S IOO ''181 PR 1.71 fi JSmlB COHJ; wF voO sks braa tor sale at eb23 COOK & LANGLEY'S.

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V B P B O I-1, ml .n J T t O J'. FALL AND WINTER IjSTGt FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. WHITE & FANCY SHIRTS, iiKRSUIUTs AND LUAWERS, HATS OF ALL KINDS. P 1 u b li Caps THE CHEAPEST LOT IN AMERICA. A XO 31 A SY O iUf.H A k TiOL ETS Ail of you iu want of the abve uauil Goods will consult. y.,ur own interest to o to S. ROSENWALD &. CO., OAK HALLCL0THING HOUSE NO Ti MAIN ST., Between tiecotid and 'l'hird, EVAVSVILLE, IND. And be careful yon make no mistake in the place STEER WUE-T FOR i JLTL oson w ax 1 c3L & Where yon will Coods at tlie find at all times the best o LOWEST rJtlCL. It will pay you to see THE STOCK. Dvl4 BJOTmlTOE8.7& BBLS. CBOICB JkL Neshannock Potatoes in store aad for sale ot .ow fi mi res, to CLOf-E oct, by oct25 W. M. ATKMAN ft CO. 7f ml TEST ml RRIVJIL OB Ml R if" jLd 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 r.EDtTcr.D prices. Amonirst the latest floods received, we would mention S pieces, or 4i0 yards, of those splendid Black Silks, so well known to our Lady Customers here, and which we warrant to be of the same durable and snperinr quality. All money taken at par for goods, also City and County Orders at tha same rate. RuSEH BROS., deed No. 30 Main st. O T M V E . On and after this day onr establishment will be cont-ucted on Ine CASH PKtNCIFL.it. in do ii so we have as much at heart the interest of onr patrons as that ol oarsolves. Jt will allow us mora time to attend to our business, aud facilitate us in making a gntat many improvements in our manufacturing department. The time has come when everything must be produced at the lowest possible rate, and iu order to be able to carry this out, and let our customers derive its benefits (which shall be done), we are compelled to adopt the CASH SYSTEM. No one need be offended if refused creJit, as the rule will be invariable. jan9 VAUTIKR ft MARCONNIKR. &HO U I. II E RS. ml FRESH LOT OF sb sillers for sale at jan2H ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. 11 LBS PBI.nB SUUmlB BOB 0.ri Dollar, to be had at JAS. ERSKINE A CO'S, jon23 No. 47 Main st. 4fX.IJ'J'BB FRUI TS ml SmBmlLL LOT on consignment, for sale low, br janlia JAS. ERSKINE CO. WUOJH IT mtlml W COJ'CERJ'. as. Erskine A Co. have just received a few rhe.ts of extra choice Teas, such as Mofrune Young Hyson, Finest do. Gunpowder, Extra Curious Imperial, Extra Finest Oolong (Rlack), which those in want of a good cop of Tea can have by calling at No. 47 Main btreet. jsn22 VjTV 1 o'm8.JJtts''BU8H'oWMOJVS -P jnst received at Jwc27 ELLIOTT'S amily Grocery. Mi W MmtCHEHEL mUVIl II EHl ing. No. 1, 2, and 3 Mackerel, iust receiv ed and for sale low, in barrels, y, barrels, and kitts, or at retail, by VICKERY BROS., janir No. SiJ Main street. 'tfioit.v UHoomns.irt hoxejv for sale by (janll) S. E. GILBERT A CO. !JwOTICE. 1 wish to iuf -rm mv customers aud the pub lic generally, that from and after the daU. of this notice my business ahafl be cou.tiicttt on the casii K1HTEW. I will take all passable bank not sat par, but will sell my Lard, Oil, Soap and Caudles for cash onjy. This rule applies to l.l I alike, and so nobody needs to be otl -n.iVil. I'll H.l P DECKER. Kvartsvilh-, Tud., Jan. 2i. , . pTanos for sale. Owin-; t.j ill-- e.ar. i ty ol money,! .-il-r f.,r sale at wholesale manufacturing prices, FOl'K SQIJAKK PIANOS, Whi. h, for voluiiK. of tone, easiness of tuiich, elegance of fiuish.aud durability of coustractioii, ale surpassed by noue in the world. It. KESSLER, jau7 41 Main street. SORmtlml TIOJ OFCOPmMRlf7MjliJJt' SHIP. Tlie undersigned have this day formed a Co. part, nership for tho purose ol transacting and carrying on a wholesale and retail Drug business at the stand occupied by Win. Bierbownr, No. Ii Main street, Washington Block, under the style and tirut of BierboworA Pearce . WM. BIERBOWER, Jan. 1, t.-iiil.jan.i JAS. II. PEARCE. JfmllltBSFJ.-iiFIRS. M-l Wo will sell the remainder of our stock of Ladies F urs at greatly reduced prices. Ladies not yet provided will find it to their advantage to buy now. VAUTIEK A MARCONNIfrR rt . . No. ;ft Main street. 8. THOm1IPSOJ' Mm THE OJlvaneut in this citv for Ju.L-.'J -i. Syrup. declS Jt JI .W 8 OF mlLL KI.-IIS JiJ great variety and at very low prices, nt d(;18 l IlUMI'SIIN'MCily Jlrug More. P.BLI. IO rr , mBmUyiFml V TVR E R of Saddles, llarness. Bridles. Ac, keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of Saddles of every kind and price. Harness, Collars, Whips Fly (Vets, Sid-ile Bags, Ac, tc, at No. 2 FIRsT STREET, K'.ster's Block, Evansville, Ind. , fRepaii ine neatly done. aug.1 I "f HA.r,llJjHKf L OF BtV4tti, MUT--M ter, C.ru meal. Flour, Beans, Sugar, Ooffee, and Molasses, at greatly reduced prices, at VICKERY BROS' jan!5 Star Family Grocery.

t Holland DYSPEP3 Iu., Liver Complaint, Fever anJ Ague.tc Tin successful Introduction and use of this cole brated Itfinedy has been the aVmd I r a lit rial flood of compounds i.-llod "Hitters," t.ilered In vnrious t.rms 'rorr a qna t bottle to a flve-aP..n kg. until this word "Bitten" is but another name for '-j-n.g," or some villaiious whiskey niinlure. Bot the really g-eat r. -lit f il; rived from the uilntit dose, one teanpoonful, of our luvdi. B(EEHAVE'8 EOLIAND n4 tV m'irt ahtmr ff ofl't T'x.roi--", b" blished f .rit a vputution wi.ich the h.- of im.t ti..ns and conutmf. lis have Ciili-d o. uu 1.: loin.-. II tjvc'y a v g f',.1.1-- pri'i-arati. -i, v.iiii I. .r.ly huj.i-iti.t pore r-irir4 to pr..-i"r. e it. Hut .lie sl.e of the f T.:i;i., (K.ilf I lilt Bolti'W.) pr.ee i ke P i i.mi It is a medicine ..f l. i.f filed effl-a-y for P. tht Blotmi. so -ssential f r li. f.iu.d .ti.-o health and. tor c.rrecti.it d:-s.rd. r ..f tband lwel. Two.r thrve d - s coinlive the Tic salutary etl. cts The !..in;i.fi v li . i- b'.v i tr.-Tii'll.. a hiallhv kcik n of the ,iv. r, ! i f 't t'Q r K.-..i uu-.l'- I. il i f i: .i n its N a;. I kidlH-VS will soon tel e place. id rniLWi;(l l.uiilh be the quick result. j For INDIGESTION, Try CrrbaeS foilnn:! RISUts. ; For flEAKTIIh'HN, Try For ACIDITY, Try Brr!!iat's HoIIan l lasers. For WATEKBHAHII, Try For HEADACHE, Try For I.08H OP' A I'TMi'l'. " . ' r For Ci)8TIVE :;:, i r For PII.F.H. Try Itorliair'.s fMJII.Si.! 5':t?M. In all Nervous. llh.-uiM-di.- mm I ! ' -tfona. it has In ih;h"t.";j in .. I I tnefl. ial, and 111 ..ib.-is .-tl--.-r.-t ., .1- .' .-..-II.iul Curt-full?'. Tie. uenulo". hiKhlv-oi-i i ";'r i:.il I LAIfh UnTtHS Is put up in bp If pin" I r-lmli-l at line l--llar I U.MIe. 1 1., for this truly cel. t.iiil-il in.-bcii.e li -lndtatj,.iiH, which tb.- pnl-li- !i iili I, n.l .i y purchaeiuK. Hriiftre f intlKt'l-! f .V." r i i in l ' .-1 !.'. Benj. . L C '.i t ;H. A. S3 7 sole: pnopnsrrons, I'lTTSDl'l'.ilil. !'A KELLER & WHITE, A GENTS, Frarmville, Lid TO T 11 K IKDIAKA.PUBLIC. The public have been so often imposed on by un prlnciiiled men who hrve udverlised vottlile-s uiMfruius as valuable M.-dicr! Ri-nicdi-ts fur disej.se, that it is now exrieini ly difficult to introduce an article of real merit. In calling your attention to DR. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE S X C3) Wre feel confident thil we are t-e fortning an act of homanity to the i.llli t.-l f ib l.in.l, as should never cause us to bj claesi d ai.ion.; Ihe humbugs of the day. Thesi justly cel. -brat -d WINK BITTERS are made from a skilful o-nb nation of B -y berry , Gent aa , Camonrle Flowers, Wild Cherry Tree Bark, Solom-n's Seal, Comfn v and Sp l.enard, with a pure aud unadulterated Wine. As a remedy f.-r Incipient Consumption, piUeRp of th Tt mat, I ml i '"t in , I'yi t ptsla, ffniiilfM. urn, hh 4 trcMftt Tonif, ih y w ill pruva truly vftlu;t,!t- . For wx.ikiicM ui U ihi 1 Ik frility tliey are UN S U R P A S S H 1) ! Clftrsrymen, I.avinrp, atii! hII I'ti' li- Spt akprfl, 'so SiuJentfl, Artiwt-(T IJfKjkk'M'jMTfl, T;iiliH, t-;tni-stmnften, and all pernon wht 1 ) a htMlfntar.y life will der.Tfl prat iK'iiori tro.,i tin ue ot" the.o Bitters. Althnutjh the mt'dionl men f i lit country, as a freoeral thiricr. diar'p'-oi of lat'iit Mfiii-iriOri yt we do not belirve tltat a fflffrfjihlo IMiyaician cau be found in tit i.idd St a who will not highly up: trove IR. .T. UUVKK VlS' mt'KHIAL WINK BITTKIii. For sale t Chas. Widtlifielrl & Co., 78 William SIihI, View York. W. U. P. STODDARD, K ELLER A WHITE, janl4-4mdi:w Agents, Evansville, Iud. Cure Ct'KtJi. Cot. I. lh'urtrite, Intlit e.iz'i, au; I'Yitntit.n or Snren, o llip T'hruvl, l: litre the llarkinij Ci-l'ifli .n f V.iHHii.jifi',,11, lirrmr)nlifi. Allium, tmd t'atitrrh. Vlitir yip tlrruiilh tt tli retire of I Ii I- I S P K t It 13 II & and SI . J.;ilN. Few are aware of the importance of chef king a Cough or "CoiiiTii-.il Col, I ' iu its first st.ij-e ; that which iu the beginning would vi. 1,1 to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the Lungs. "I.Vo.rn'j Kr'tirhiul Truchrt," colltsininz -l-llil,.f lit ingredient, allay Pulmonary and Br--in hii.l Iniation. BROWN'S "That lroiil-1" in my Thif.it, (for which the -7-..--' are a S.it1r; haviii-T made in . i.Jt.-u a rnt-ie vliisTer." M. p. I LLPs. "I re-nmin.'ii.l th-u iv- in Pi-mi ic: Se:Ki its.'' luv.E. Il MAPIN. 'llitv.t proved extr.-inily e.-rvici.-abl.-in HoAnef .Nr.--t ' Rfv.UEMtV UAI'.li BEECIIER. "Alm.t iiiHiant relief in tho disTROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S Mi'w-iTlI'!","'i"" ,:,,'"r "' I'l-.-afhiiii' -cnli..r IttHtl I'.iTi.tu Astiij. l;- . A . 1 '. ! i.(. I.ETO.. r "C-nliiin no iipimti or anlliin BROWN'S injiii i.ms." I'll. A . A . II A V i S, TROCHESI -A houpl--ao.l ptci-.iiit .nilii.aCl. l'-r I -n ous. itr. Ik. ;. V. BIOI LOW, ., m. " Bell--liri; I iu I 'X- n I I I s. ' ' Dit. .1. K. W. 1.1 N E, i:-.mf,m. "I lm , proved I In-ill excellent lol WiMoi-iMi I '-iron." Ilkv, II. W. WARREN, ll,t. "Bell.-ri- i.ll M fiel, Ci-Ulp-lli;. to M-aK, HtlMeiniT In-Ill I '-I.O " lliv. S. J. P. AMl:l!S, tV. l.'.uii. 'KrrrcTi!. in reno-i in... Ilon;,,.BUOWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHKS BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S ! n.-ss an. I iml:-f ii-ii of 111.. Ibin.it, ,:o eiiiillil.-ll Willi -1I,IHS lltl-l NlNiJi:ks." Pl. t. M. S TAi V Ji'IINmjN, I n lit., I!;.-, I.'.e, T- a- b'-r of ."-1 ii- ii , S.itithi I ll I . Ill.lll- College, "(ileal bl-llt lif H hi n 1 11, ell b. f. ru and alter piea. hiier. us tl.- y piewnt lioarselil-.-s. K'.-in llieil" pit it l Heel, I think th.-v w ilt I I' p- i iiifiiiei.t ailvanlHe., t, no-." IU:v. E. RoN LEV, A. M , Prli'li-i,t --I . t Iii-iii i '!! T inrSol.l bv .-ill I'rn.-ti.ts TWt.N'Kli I. I'N A l'.'. TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES deel -t.md.tw EC l.l I. m-OI'l4i-: 9 i t take pje.isoru to Iti.tniv in li i.-iel-. an.1 ii-i-l hi licit a public for their l-at put r-.li'l-' tiuutiire fur the new i oih- iii. I r-sp,-cfuiiy re-.ili-st al1 p-ri-olis iodeblf-d to in-- by i-p-'ii ace,, nut, bond, and notes over-due, .- .-i l le t he s.,mn, as I am anxious to cbe op niv .-Id I-umoi--,; h-i mi ton as p.w.ible. ( i:ti WM. ill I.I. RnWEIt. Jr(1.MIV..r? IOJ I . I am still ih lii.-riii' t.. n iv part of the citv fin qiifintitiesof not le-s ihan JM) to .h.-ls i the b-.tii.il-ity of Bodiarn M in.-1 . ,1, well s--n-ei.... at 'J c:--nfs r bnsbel. 1 am also .r-pvre,i t.. deliver an urii, lu ol Coal, taken hum r.-,-i,.-.f ii oi.l tic- ).ile, al , cents per bushel; and slack oi not c.-l. in linm.-.l ij-iaii-tilies, at fi cents. JOHN' W V'.luNli, .I.-C17 tf Sec'v ffMiJ'CM.-ll 1. 1'.nil fiJi BFE.VCE M. Posts. The rnliHeriber hv iust r. ii-ive. troin Oiean, N. Y., a t of the best Hemlock Fencing ever oilered in this market. He is il-o oi-p.ired to furnish good Fence Posts, in hire or soia! quantities. Call at the corner of fteveuth and Mala streets. "No trouble to show goods." doe.7-dA w J. K. G LOVEB.

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