Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 157, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 March 1861 — Page 3

The Daily Journal. =======

The Daily Journal. =======

THURSDAY MORNING...............MARCH 14 ======= TRAVELLERS' GUIDE. ——— Evansville & Crawfordsville R. R. Accommodation Train....................... 5.45 A. M. Mail Trail.......................................... 9.55 " ARRIVALS. Mail Train........................................ 12.54 P. M. Accommodation.............................. 4.14 " ——— Steamers—Regular Packets. [<For particulars, see advertisements>.] FOR CAIRO. CHARLEY BOWEN leaves Tuesdays and Saturdays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Mondays and Thursdays at night. FOR PADUCAH. DUNBAR leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 12 o'clock M. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at night. FOR HENDERSON. GEN. D. M. WHITE, plies daily, leaving Evansville in the forenoon and returning in the evening. FOR LOUISVILLE. EUGENE, of Louisville, leaves Tuesday and Saturdays at 6 o'clock P. M. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays in the afternoon. GREY EAGLE, of Gallipolis, leaves Mondays at 12 o'clock M., and Thursdays at 6 o'clock P. M.— Arrives Sundays and Thursdays in the afternoon. FOR GREEN RIVER. MATTIE COOKE leaves Mondays and Thursdays at 6 o'clock, P. M. for Bowling Green. Arrives on Sundays and Thursdays in the morning. LUE EAVES leaves for South Carrolton and Pond River, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, at noon.— Arrives on Tuesdays and Fridays, at night. ——— There is regular daily communication with HENDERSON and NEWBURGH by boat and land conveyance. ======= RIVER ITEMS. ——— STEAM BOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Dunbar, Paducah: Lexington, Pittsburg; Argonaut, Pittsburg; Emma Duncan, N.O.; Magenta, Louisville; Chancellor, N. O.; City of Madison, N. O. DEPARTED. Dunbar, Paducah; Lexington, New Orleans; Argonaut, St. Louis; Emma Duncan, Cin.; Lue Eaves, Green Riv.; Chancellor, New Orleans; Magenta, New Orleans; City of Madison, Cin.; Samuel Orr, Wabash. ——— ......The Weather yesterday was pleasant and cool. Business was rather dull, with but little freight on the landing, awaiting shipment. CINCINNATI, March 13. M.—River stationary with 27 feet in the channel. Weather cloudy. Thermometer 55°. PITTSBURG, March 13, M.—River 9 feet one inch by the pier mark and falling. Weather cloudy and mild. ......The Mattie Cook having had things put to rights, will leave at her usual hour this evening. Capt. Vanmeter will be found at his post, as will also those clever follows Travis and Miller. ......The Wabash river is in fine boating order at Vincennes and boats in that trade are doing a fine business. The Greenville passed by Vincennes on Monday evening on her way up, and the Curlew passed down Tuesday morning with a full load. The steamer Atlanta reached that port from her Southern trip on Sunday. ......The Terre Haute Express of yesterday says: The river is yet in a tolerable good stage for boating, but is falling. The freight, however, seems to be pretty well exhausted, except small lots of local, to be re-shipped by rail from this point. This is gathered up by the Campbell, through the industry and energy of Messrs. U. Shewmaker & Co., of this city. The Musselman went up on Monday, but returned yesterday without a load. ......The new mammoth wharf boat belonging to Messrs. Halliday, Graham & Co., of Cairo, was launched at Mound City on Wednesday, and will be ready for business the latter part of this week. She is the largest wharf boat ever built, and will very much increase the present facilities for doing a prompt and successful forwarding business at Cairo. ......The Missouri Democrat of Tuesday says: River fell in twenty-four hours yesterday, three and a half inches. The supposition is the river will fall now a foot or two, and then remain about stationary until the time of the annual June flood from the head waters of the Missouri. It is known that heavy snows have fallen along the sources of the Missouri and other north-western streams, and from this it is reasonably coujectured that the June flood will be greater this year than last. The weather is very beautiful and salutary. Business is quite lively but not so extensive as could be desired. River men have already discovered that there will not be enough freight and passenger traffic for all the boats in the Illinois, upper Mississippi and Missouri. ———<>——— RAILROAD RECEIPTS, March 13th, 1 SKI. 2 Ilia rpga, J. .S. Jaqneas & Co.; 14 Hacks tloitr, Aug Kllfi; It sacks Hour, d. V.Qrebb; to Backs of l.r m, 1. E. Sleni; 2n aaeks wheat, I. R. Mil Co; Im-h. ear corn, 14 cises nhoes, 60 libls. flour. 21 l.l.li. i,tatoe-, i.J: linsh. corn. Crana Brown; 1 !...v ni-ta.-, Henry Dow lea. Mi bufdi. wheat Tgteli.ii t BroV; :mt bush corn, Rrandics A 'rawf.n d; 1 .,. piila, Keller ft White; 1 box furs, Anspacher J Plain: 1 raat b. ware, J. P. Meaker; 3 bbla. eges, I. t. I, llieniauii; o bales, I box turn, Wm. HilbI .11 1 K..r c.r.tm 1 .u..r vumi .f EraLin ! 1 lllll t otter, M caks poi k, li o. Fo-ter 4 Co.; 8 boxes t a. i' ..k -v ljanjjley; 2a cases dry gooda, K. Barne-; 1 box li ir.l ware, C. .S. AVella; 1 car load staves, A i (re,.,.; 12 rolla leather, A. Keb; C bbls. eggs, A. l.eiu. ke; 0 aai ka tim. seed, I kegees. 1 box eet'a. Pr. -t..n I'.rr.'a; 1 Mm. 11. sugar maple trees, Joa. rai-; :vit biij-h crn, J. C. Jewell & Co.; 1 swit.:h stand, I. I,. White. A. E.SHEAPEE, Agent. K('S1.KS! LOCALS. Iieadintj; matter on every page alrl In Srsrch of a Customer. A Nkw Talk. (Continued.) Note. !ever, never, in this wide world, will Caleb fiud a customer if the printer persists in using him as badly as he did in ye-terday's paragraph. Typographical errors are by no means the least of life's annoyances, particularly when one's literary reputation ami the success of a great work tire at slake. As it is highly important that Caleb should make a proper appearance before the world, the proof sheet of the last number has been corrected for a reprint in the menu time, the best styles of gents " duds " may be had at Davidson's, first Street. M. Lyons started to New York, on yesterday morning to purchase his Spring it... 1. Me evtucts to return on or about the 2 ;1 of this mouth, with a much larger and finer stuck of goods for gentleman a we.ir than has ever before been brought to this State. Fkke Lunch. The Eclipse Saloon, corner of Main street and Caoa', opens out this morning with a grand free lunch. Louis filler, who understands how to cater to the public tastes, is proprietor, aud desires that his rails mar be numerous. New Yukk. March 18.--The Times corlespondeot says that Corwin and Clay both dtclme the missions tendered them.

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Trtfr th million. By a recent enactment of tun French government, these medicines are admitted free of duty Into all porta of France. They . extensively employe! in all the public and mil. I ilaiy tlMlltatid INrounnoui Hie x.mjir-. nif iui- ! ir.ir hu sigui.led his appreciation of their virtues ' in an autograpS letter, to Dr. Hollowly. Purine 1 the late campaign in Italy, large quantity were j used for the wounded at Breaecta and Montchiaro. . Sold by all Druggists, at 25c., 62c. , and SI per box j or pot. marl2 i . llelirium TrtiMsi. Pur t hie, the momf awful of all complaints by its cause, and its effect, timls a sure remedy in lliinneweH's Tolu Anodyne. do marked waa ha effect n a violent case, that a it might cause drunk" ennea, by the case with which it waa cured." The giving of opium actually aggravates the case, rs produce a counter delirium, and it reqnires no argument to prove that this is a stop to cure. Thi contract of the Anodyne with preparations of opium, we ask to 1 proved by all, and are willing to reel on resnlts alone. Bead the pamphlet, and follow directions carefilllv. Seeadvertisement. J JttlcarH f otTtrtA for I In Itttteltom of any person counterfeiting, imitating, or the vender of any such counterfeit or imitation of BiFRHvvt's Hull no Bitters. The genuine, highly concentrated IloltanJ BUters, is put np in half pint bottle only, having the name of the proprietors, B. Paok, Jr., blown in them, and his signature around the neck of each and every bottle. This delightful 4rona has been received by Americans, with that favor which is only extended to really scientific preparations. When we consider the marked micro 9 attending its administration, in the meet stubborn caes of Fever and Ague, Weakness of any kind, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Ascidity of the Stomach, Sick and Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Costivenesa and Piles, together with the complete control it exorcises over all Nervous, Uhenmatic, and Neuralgic Affections, wa cannot wonder at its popularity. Well may the invalid value this remedy. fcS"Coci3iia. The snddou changes of our climste are sources of Pclmonabt, Bronchial, and AsmWATte Afkkctio.ns. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily and certainly when taken in tho early stages of the disease, recourse should at once bo had to "Brown's Eronchial Jroches," or Tjozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a more serious attack may be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and Singers will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. See advertisement. decl-Ouidl-w ffotltltir'a Stomreh Hitttr: Th operation of this palatable remedy upon the stomach, liver, and excretory organs is singularly soothing and conservative. It regulates, recruits, and purifies them. Dyspepsia, in all its forms, yields to its control and invigorating properties, and it ia recommended to mothers, enfeebled by the cares and duties of maternity, as the safest and best tonic they can probably use. In all the crisis i f female life it will be found eminently useful, and elderly persons will derive much more benofit from it tnan from ordinary stimulants. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters sold by druggists. marl2 Hir iiv!Htr UylS Hatr Up.':.' Wiltiam A Batchelor'a Hair Dye ! The original and beat iu tho world I I I All others are mere imitations, and honld be avoided, if you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Ilair Dyed instantly to a beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without injury to the Hair or Skin. FIFTKKN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to Ww. A. Batcbelob r.n-e 1S3!. ami over S0,000 applications have beer, raudu to tho Hair of his Patron c 1 his famous Dye W. A. BATCHELOii'S HAIR DYE produce.! a color not to be distin yoished from nntnr?, ad in WABKAMTkn not to injr. in the least, however long it may be continued, and the ill effects of bad Dye remedied ; the Hair i.vigrated for life bj this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and town a of the United Stutos, by Druggista aud Fancy Goods Dealers. MtSTho Genuine has the name and address npor a steel plata engraving on four sides of each Box, of William A. Batcbelor. Aiidresi C1IA9. BATCIIELOR, Proprietor, sept.2f-lyrdAw 81 Barclav-st, New York. IM. J. Satehtlor't Ml it ir II v. Thi aplendid Uair Dye has no equal iuatautaneous in fleet Beautiful Black or Natural Brown no staining the skin or injuring the Uair remedies the absurd and ill effect of Bad Dyes, and iuvigo rates the Hair for life. None are genuiue unless igned " W. A. Batchelor." Sold every '"'-re. CHAS. BATCH KLOR.t jpnetor. aept&ft 81 Barclay -Bt. New York droit' Bin f worm & Tetter Halre is a safe and certain cure for Tetter and Ringworm. Price 50 cents a box. For sale by N. S. Thompaou, druggist, corner Main and Secoud streets. no16 3md Old Mir. Seoira .ftag-te H Salve. Cures weak and inflamed eyes ; is good for chappod hands, and Jhe best lip salve in the world. . Wot sale by N.. S. THOMPSON, druggist, corner I Main and Secend streets. Price 'Hi cents a box. iiov.lii-ania Crescent City Hotel, Fur Permanent and Tra7iximt Guests, Water St., bet. Main and Lorttat, j EVAN3VILLE, IN P. MRS. A. WEBB & JAMES HUCKEBY. j Proprietors. j WMin. A. Webb and Mr. Jas. Hiickeby hnve I taken the above bo.me, and will hpure no effort to j merit a litwr.il patronage. The House has excel- j lent Kooma, neatly furnished, and the table will be ; suppli -d with the best that can lie procured. J The price will ba reasonable. mar'2-fiind - -a P I 2 v . ( a 3 -a O O v I Of o : p EH IZJ a 2 v7 2 O 5 fei-i-'lsl-S3 a Si 3 - 3 2 atfi CS 7 , 5 O - 2 H 1 2M O O sss i e r o in p I 2 12 6 V V JV It It I Mi ti ! I) R 1 1, II JM'PL.KB 5 and Peacbea, Eg, Butter, C heeae, Potatoes, Beets, Bran, Corn, Oats, Shorts, White Beane, Lard, Bacon, Pickled Pork, fe , on hand and for sale by V1CKKRY BROS., mar9 No. S-J Main &t. tiiisr of tiik hkj ftij--Youiik America must Hide. 1 doz Willow 'aba, with covers, I doz do., without covers, 1 doz do., with covers and sprinpa, 1 doz wood body cab. 'doz sprincgiss, doz Vouug America cabs, i doz wheeled carriages. The above assortment embraces 15 different styles, and prices from $:! to M. Juat received at n,ar7 COOK LANCLKY-S. L,OtlH I.OIIH UO I. II K.V Kl'alP, also Baltimore Syrup, new and nice, for sale lOW8.t VICKERY'S. mar9 No. - Main at.

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u. s. senate: Washington, March 13th. Mr: Doaglas offered a resolution calling on the Secretary of War for information as to the forts in seceding states, if it is necessary to reccapy the same, what force will be necessary for that purpose, &c. Messrs. Wilson and Mason objected. The resolution lies over. Mr. Fessenden offered a resolution directing the Secretary of the Senate to strike from the roll of the Senate the names of the Senators from the seceding states who have declared they are no longer members of the Senate. The Senate went into executive session. Adjourned. , ARRIVAL OF THE VOSY EXPRESS. Fobt Krarnky, March 13. The pony express with San Francisco dates to Feb. 27th, passed here at 10 o'clock this morning. The Legislature had adjourned over from the 21st to the 2Gth. The sessions continue to tie occupied with the discussion of Union resolutions. The reconstruction of the democratic party caucus, composed of Breckenridge and a portion of Douglas democrats, met at Sacramento on the 26th, ouly 4-1 strong. It was reported that a majority of Douglas democrats, and all the republicans, were endeavoring to induce McDougal to withdraw from the contest in time to elect some compromise candidate who will be named. FROM RICHMOND. Richmond, Va., March 13th. Mr. Summers's speech was the ablest of the session, and produced a profound effect. Unionists consider his arguments unanswerabla. There is but little doubt but that the Border State conference proposition will be adopted, but that the peace proposition will be taken as a basis or adjustment, is aouDtiui. some secessionists admit the impossibility of adopting an ordinance of secession, but say that Virginia will ultimately secede unless her demands are granted. Washington, March 13. The principal officers of the steamer Water Witcb, at Philadelphia,detained for special tervice, are Lieut. Commanding Donckendorff and Lieutenants J. L. Davis, Cushman and Eastman, and A. O. Read, Master. The steam sloop of war Pawnee is still off Washington navy yard, with her officers and supplies ou board. Workmen are engaged in putting in the machinery of the Pensacola, which will not be ready for sea for two or three mouths. Mark H.Cobb of Pa., has been appointed disbursing clerk in the War Department, in place of Jno. Potts, promoted to chief clerkship. The Charleston Courier of Monday says that the subscriptions derived in that city towards the establishment of a steamship line between Liverpool and Charleston have reached an amount authorizing the definitive organization of the company and the commencement of the contract. TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENCE. The nomination of Mr. Corwin as minister to Mexico was quite unexpected by him and was not desired. It is only a few days since he urged upon the President, the selection of auother person, a3 peculiarly fitted for this post. Mr. Lincoln nominated him without any conference' whatever, and was influenced mainly by the desire to secure his services iu carrying out the policy which Mr. Corwin haa advocated in and out of Congress as most desirable for future commercial, political aud diplomatic relations with that Republic. If he consents to accept that mission at all, which is yet undetermined, it will be for the purpose of inducing Mexico to adopt this policy, and for no other reason. In this view, the mission is now among the moat important in the whole service. The agents of Jeff. Davis are there endeavoring to obtain recognition. Galveston, Texas, March 11. Houston refuses to recognize the Convention and considers that its functions terminated in submitting the secession ordinance to the people. He tells the Convention that he and the legislature, which meets on the 28th, will attend to the public questions now arising. He forms a new Convention to make such changes in the new state Constitution as are necpssary. He is opposed to Texas joining the new Confederacy. The Convention in reply passed an ordinance claiming full power and promising to commemorate the Convention of Texa3 with the Confederated states and notifies the state of this course. The Convention will require all officers to taku an oath of allegiance to the new government and to carry out the Convention's ordinances. It is said Mr. Clark will be put in Houston's place if the latter refuses to take the onth. It is also reported that Gov. Houston is raising troops on his own account. 1,500 Texan troops are at and near Brownsville. Savannah, March 13. The state convention has transferred the forts, arsenals, arms and munitions of war to the government of the Southern Confederacy. An ordinance has also been passed appropriating half a million dollars for the support of the government and authorizing the Governor to issne 7 per cent, bonds, for that amount. The report of the seizure of the northern stock in the Macon and Western Railroad is denied. The President of the Road, Isaac Scott, Esq., says there is no foundation for the report. New Yobu, March 13. The World's correspondent says the question of the nomination of Mr. Crittenden to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court is at last settled by a vote of the Cabinet, that it shall not be made. Col. Elsworth ha3 been appointed Lieut, in the army. The late Adjutant General, Cooper, at the request of Jeff. Davis, has gone to Montgomery with the evident view to resume the same position in the Southern army. The Herald's correspondence says, in reply to dispatches putting the authorities on their guard, Gen. Beauregard telegraphs here to-day as follows: " We are prepared at all points, and defy them to reinforce Fort Sumter." Concord, N. H., March 13. 19G towns give Berry, Republican, for Governor, 26,005; Clark, Democrat, 21, 5G9 ; scattering, 104. The Republicans have elected to the Legislature 115, and the Democrats 50 members. Boston, March 13th. The brig Robert Wing, from Nuneze, Africa, on the 21st ult., reports that in lat. 38 Ion. 6G 50', she fell In with the brig James Krooster, from New Castle for New York, and took off her crew and brought them to this port. New York, March 13. Stocks dull and rather lower. Money plenty at 56 per cent, ou call, aud 79 on short first class paper.

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Washington, jUatch is. Mr. Seward has . declined a conference with the Southern ! Commissioners, they will, to-d.iy, address ; an official, formal communication to him, i setting forth the character and purpose, of ! their mission. ' Senator Trumbull is severely denounced J by Illinois Republicans, for urging his ; brother-in-law's appointment as Governor of Dacotah. ! The nomination of Jas. Speed, as Post I Master at Louisville, gives a good deal of ! satisfaction. The friends of Gallagher are especiaiy cnagnnea. u. J. Rose will Ijc atpointed TJ. S. Marshal in Indiana, John L. Scrippa Poet Master at Chicago, J. (J. Jones Post Master at Terre Haute. J. M. Stockton at Maysville, and John Corwin at Hamilton. Ohio. Jas.' Tyner, a State elector, has been appointed, a special mail agent tor Indiana. .. .secretary cj.meron will retain the pres ent chief clerk. Mr. Potts, for the Dresent. To-day, Mr. H. M. tobb, of Tioga, Pa.r waa appointed disbnrsing clerk in the War Department. Judge Edmonds of Michigan is a prominent candidate for commissioner of the general land office. The Times' correspondence says See.retary Cameron is understood to favor the policy of collecting the revenues outside of the ports, after Secretary Chase shall have drawn acquisitions upon the officers of the seceding State3 and they have refused to comply. The French minister called upon Mr. Seward at the State Department to-day and tendered the good services of his government to mediate between the U. S. and Peru relative to the difficulties growing out of the seizure of the ships Lizzie Thompson and Georgiana. Mr. Seward received the offer cordially, but of course did not commit himself. AH arbitration on this case waa rejected by the late administration. The court martial in the Armstrong case was organized this morning, Commodore 'Veward setting as President. Shubricks, Gregory, Stringham, M'Ervin, Paulding, Cobb, Bruzer, McClung, Jarvis, and Oapt's Hull and Nicholson, constitute theCourt.Col. A. B. Magruder is Judge Advocate, and Phillip counsel lor the defence. ATcnisox, March 13. The relief committee have received to-day over 5,000 bush of seed wheat half of it being purchased with the New York appropriation and the other half from Wisconsin. About an equal amount had previously been received from various sources. About 1000 bushels were shipped to-day for Leavenworth for distribution on Leavenworth and Douglas counties. The demand for potatoe seed is very great, with scarcely any on hand. The supply of provisions on hand is small and the receipts lately have been light, although the applications are more numerous and pressing than ever. A FATAL AFFtiAV. Wheeling, Va., March 1. Two young men, James McLaiu and Kicbard lladden, got into a difficulty last night while under the influence of liquor, when the former shot the latter, inllicting a wound which will probably piove fatal. McLain escaped to Bellair, where he committed suicide by shooting himself this afternoon. Both belonged to very respectable families. Nkw York, March 13. The New York Central Railroad Company, in anticipation of the opening of the canals have reduced the rates of freight on flour to CO cents per bbl., and on grain to 30 cents per 100 lbs. from Buffalo to New York. Cuazos, March 6. Arrangements are made for the federal troops to leave as soon as transportation is provided. The Convention has passed an ordinauce to continue the custom house officers on duty until superceded by the State government or by the provisional one. New York, March 13. A U. S. steam frigate is coming up the bay, probably the Powha'.an from Vera Cruz via Havana. Hartford, March 13. Navigation is resumed. The river is now free of ice, and the steamers City of Hartford and Granite State are running regularly between New York and Hartford without detention. New York, March 13th. The frigate Powbattan ha3 arrived. New York M&rlcet. New Y'ork, March 13. Flour transactions to moderate extent aud prices without important change, and the market rules in favor of buyers ; sales 9G00 bbls at 5 00 5 15 for super western; 5 405 55 for shipping brands extra round iioopObio ; 5 50 7 00 for trade brands, and the market closing qniet. Transactions in rye flour limited at 3 304 40. Corn, meal dull. Wheat continues in favor of buyers f moderate export demand ; winter red western at 1 30. Rye dull, heavy and lower at 65 for prime. Barley qniet and unchanged. Corn more doing, at prices slightly in favor of buyers; sales 75000 bush at 6566 for old mixed western : 67 for ditto, delivered ; 59(SG0 for new mixed. Oats heavy and lower at 3232.J for Virginia; 3132 for state. Whisky in fair demand and steady at 17. Pork dull, heavy and lower for mess ; prime dull and unchanged ; sales at 16 75(17 00 for mess; 12 50 13 00 for prime, latter for very choice. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats steady at 6AGJ for shoulders; 88J for hams. Hogs quiet at 6J7 for corn fed dressed. Bacon steady. Lard dull, heavy and lower at 910. Butter unchanged. Coffee sales 192 bags Rio at 1113J, average 12 J; 100 bags Jamaica at 12 J; 20o mats Java 16J. Sugar in moderate request; prices slightly in favor of buyers at 46 for Cuba; 5jj for Porto Rico. Molasses -New Orleans at 33; Cuba 1723; Porto Rico 32. Stocks quite dull and rather easier. Cincinnati Market. Cincin'SATI, March 13. Flour in moderate demand at 4 50(5,5 00. Wheat dull and unchanged; red 1 001 03 ; white 1 03 1 10. Corn steady at 33 in ear. Rye and barley uuchanged. Active demand for clover seed and prices higher ; sale3 of 200 bag3 and bbls at 4 104 20 ; closing buoyant, holders asking 4 50. Whisky 13 aud in fair demand. Provisions dull ; prices 'nominal; nothing doing; not much ofierI ing. Groceries in fair demand at full prices. I No change in money market. cgiijniJS'isTMToiva .votive. Notice is hereby piven ihat the nniiirainnd haa been appointed administrator bomm non of tlio eatate of John Dean, lat of Vanderburgh conMy, deceased. Said estate is suppoaad to be solvent. All j ersona indebted to said etato w: II please call on the; undersi-'ned and pay up, and all persona haviuv? clainia against said estate will please file the same for collection. WILLIAM K ELSTEAI, Marchl3-3ww Administrator de &oms u . A' GO. 30 WJTJEH SFHJUiT. 00 lioxes manufactured tobacco, best western standard brands, for aalo by feb21 SOIIKNSON It CO.

ELECTION NOTICE STATE OF INDIANA, } S.S. Vanderburgh County. }

' , . , , .MMieroui km va mil ly. aj I, lyaua iiuJ.tvr, Cl rk el the Vai: Itrfinijh Circuit court, ,i !iercbj etiiv t the sheriff f Ltd couttty wli:it ottii-er3 are te be elected for ilie several To nvhipa in Raid Cotitity, nt the uan I places oi" holding electi'itiH, on the first Monday iu April, IHi.l , to-wit : For VI'JYJYS T.-iv,-nf!i!p One Justice oltiie Pence ami four C.-n-itablea. t'.ir SCii'I'T Touiia'Hip Oue 'Justice of the IVawe and two t'oae tab It's. ' K H PKKUk' Tov. n.-hip One Jiiaticu of the Peace .Ml.l two C.TiafKM. s. . - or CKN'TKK. Township One JiiHtire of the Pt-aoe aiei two Ceiist-iblea. Kor UKKSI AN Tnwnhip -Two Constables. ' Kor A HM3TRUXIJ Township Two Constaldes. For I 2s ION Township Two Constables.' K..r KNItillT Townahip Two Constables. In witneaa whoreot 1 hereunto subscribe my name andVumx the seal of said Court, at Kvansville,tliia Sth dav of March, A. P. IStil. o.s. . " ,. .'i ' i LOUIS KICHTER, : ' Clerk V. C. C. I,, John E. GaiiH, Sheriff of Vanderburgh Coun ty, certify., oat. tlie above and foregoing is a true und complble coy cf t1i ori-rinal, now on file in my office. JOUN S. GAVITT, . March 9th, l?01.-ti!l d ty t She tiff V. C. 7f-V W, o r .'130 SACKS JFi X THJ B. .White Wheat s'bmr just received aud for sala (niarri) , CHAS. McJOUNSTON. WM. RIFTHBOWER. JAMES 11. PEARCK B1ERBOWER &. PEARCE, Wholesale and Retail - dhug-GtIsts, UKALiiaS is Paints, JStu-iJiex, Oils, Window Gla.it end Glasf'njre, Prrfumrry, Medicinal , Brandus, Wines, $c, Propietor.J a t the meuidite Bell's Tnic, for Fever aud At;ue, and Diimaucus Liniment, for Uueumatism, Neuralgia, &c. 7 S Blaiu t., Washington liloclt, KVAXSVILLK, I!CD. 6S7"(.'omitry merchants supplied on liberal terms. wyoii njt,n jvx.vt' time, oh JT ' KXOITANGE for real estate iu Kvansville, zO ACRES of very rich land, in the beautiful coun try near the town of Urban and Champaign, and tiie Illinois CuxriiAL Kailsoad, Champaign Co., ill. there are excellent schools and Ciicr.ciiES in t'rliana and Cliiiinpaisn, and the taxes are light. , A poly to " JAM KS liklD, maro,3id " Attorney at Law, Evansville, Ind. "i bx-a Layer liaising. 75 qr bxa " and " AI. K." Iiaiains, 41 hi " " " (old crop) veey cheap, 2 cacks y&uto Currants, 2 frnils Dates, i kep-s Pruiiea, :', bbls S. S. Alruoiidc, .'( i'illierts, '- L) " Pccaua, 3 " Tlra.il Silts, f r aalo at lowest rates (mnr5) GKII. FOSTER A CO. H&,9't M T a M. KM li r.O BHJL8 Ireeh White Lime at GKO. FOSTER CO.'S mar.i 1ST UUril L"JJII, I Ml J. W. Cheedeuiau, 2UO boxes W. II. Cheese, for sale by nil li. E. O'KILKY A CO. A GREAT CHANCE FOR A FARMER. W tr Farmer, with a fa-nily, to reside a short dist incefr.nu the city. To- wm comoetent to take charge i,f a small firm, and of sober industrious hiil.ita, a g"od cbauce oifers. lie will be supplied with ii e;o.d h.niae, :ird.-u, and other advantages, aini paid liberal wajvs xa.-r moiith. Applv to marl 1-1 in. 1- KELLER A. WHITE. two I am now re- eivintx lirat iiip!neuta of a lot of nine hundred l...xe.Ctiu piate, bought on rood terms from a N'evv York h.iuae cleaiu an agency at New OrIeaua,and would aelt a jiart of it, on arrival, at low ratea, lor canh or good lour mouths paper, payable iu bank. I can oiler (greater inducements than heretofore to puitica wishing lo purehjae in lots. febiJ SAMUEL ORIt. A. T. WHITTLESEY, ATTORN EY AT LAW, A N ! SOT A It Y PUBLIC, KVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Will attend promptly to the collection of claims, aud to all description of Law and Notarial buaiueaa. n".iffice on Third atreot, between Main and Loenat, with G. W. Mcliride, Km. jnlyl3-daVwly PITTSBURG COAL. JIM fJJ U- o. MJJS'Jt J I.J MtJK Block of Pittsburg Coal, which I offer to the public at 14 cents jier bushel, delivered. Orders left at Orr, Ialzell Co.'s store, or at his lumber office ou Water street, near Lamasc wharf, will be promptly attended to. JAS. SWANSOS. novii DR. HANNUrl fliT(.ra his professional a-rviws iu tho practice ot M.-dioiiie aiul Surgery. Ilia previous iiii:ceaa in this p'.icc and elaewhere j'lstille a hope of able treatment. - Chronic, or diaeaaea of lon Ntanding, warranted a cure or no pay. In those rliaeaaea incident to boatmen he makes a cure without the ill effects of mercury. Office, Third street, opposite Creaceut City Building. Reference?. O.n'I Foote, C'has. Doubv.and Prof. W. K. Bowline. "feb'28-lyd I&SOI, UTMOJV! The partnership b: twen F. Simriie and D. Morsan, inider the lirm of . Sharpe & Co., expired by agreunieiit August td, lSii'l. FKKO. SIIAKPE, febll DANIEL MORGAN. New Spring Iiry Goods!!! A LARGE, LOT NOW OPENING AT SCHAPKEIi & BUSSING'S, So. 49 Main Street. We are now opening a lare aud very desirable stock of Dry Goods, suitable for the Spring season, to which we would invite 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. tiCUAPJi.K14 & BUSSING, felil! No. 4; Main street. bush bj.tis soo i.ns jvicb Suar cured Hams jnat received at feb21 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. ROOMS! JtltOOMS! 50 JtOZJSJV Tine Straw Broma for ante at febl , ELLIOTT'S Famiiy Grocery. rwo THE i.-inii: S 1 WE HJPJ1 J- received a nice iiaaorr me lit of Flower Peeiia, which we can recommend ns suitable to this cli mate. - - - BIEIlbOWKR PEARCE , Druggists, Uiari ... 7a Main ., Wasiiinfften Block.' Hltltli TJSJS r - u-ji ii.j yji jvo w aaaortioetit of the various pen a veiy euod gradea botil black in 1 streen. vl.ieb we can recoHimend as choice, fut.12 JAS. EKiKINK ic CO., No. 47 Main St. . MKM.Mi 'HSHJ.VJOClt POTJS. toes. Wo stilt have a tew more of those w bite Ne.iamiock.s, which givefin,.h good aatiataction. JAS. EUSKINE A CO., niatl i No. 47 Main st. jy i- ft h z, : m j s sua Jit 50 b has fair to choice fr lv S. K. GflsBKUT t CO., nnll No. I Syrainore strwt. i6f UMI.VlSTHJTOIlS SJVK. Noti-e is hereby given that I will sell at public auction, on Saturday, the l.'ith day of April next, at the residence ef Patrick Calvert, late of Vanderburgh conaty, deceased, all hia jtersorial 'property, consisting of Household and Kit hen Furniture, Beds, 4c. A credit of twelve months ill be given ou all sums over thrco dollara, thw purchaser giving his nob- with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with interest from date. LEKOY CALVERT, March 12th, lSfil. Administrator. N'.'tire is hen by given that the undersign- d has been appointed adniiniatraf r of the eatate of ratrick Calvert, late of Vanderburgh county, dec 'ascd. Said eatate ia auppuaed to t i- aolvetif. LEROY CALVERT, Alm'r. March 12-3ww r ti.n i.y-i a tjij tows jmo tm va. Notice ia hereby given tha' tb" enderaigm d has I been aj.poiiiTed administrator of the c-date of Elizalt It Iiean, late of Vanderburgh county, deceased. Said carate ia ui pf.aed to be aolven. And notice j ia hereby further given that I will a. 11 at public i anct:ou, on Thiir-day. the ltli day of April, IStil, at the residence of Elizabeth Peau, late of Vanderburgh ronnty, dec-aa-d, in Perrv townahip, three miii a below Evanaville, ou the Heioleraoii road, all her peraonal properiy,cumistitig of ilorairs. Cattle, Hega, Corn. Farming niensila, Ilouseboid and Kitchen Furniture, Ac, ic. A credit of ten months will lie given on all soma over S3.00, the purchaser giving his u Ue with approved security, waiving valuation laws, with interest from date. WILLIAM FKLSTKAD, marll Administrator. G si - A ijjss t mm iH t o i fr. it i- t'tt at . (janao) COOK UMiLtl

Forwarding and Commission. ======= C. R. RUDD. S. I. RUDD.

. C Bl. KUUD. i. iii'iij. RUDD BROTHERS, f "T7I p rn. i X orwaTciing & Oommission MERCHANTS, So. 38 Poydras Street, fefi21-6mos NEW ORLEANS. W. M. AIKMAN & CO,. X JEL O X XT o ia AJSD Commission Merchants, Aio. 6 Nor tli Water t., Evansville. Agents for the sale of Salt, Elonr, Grain, Provisions, aud all other articles of Produce. ect25 A. LEMCKE & " Venters in Produce t 1 AND Commission Merchants, , Have romoved to No. .'54 Main Street. oor3 , I. A. crake WM. BliOW.S. CRANE A. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission Morcliants, And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, 1X1). C - Agents for Kanawha Salt Cnrannnv. Liberal Cash wlvances niaile on Mitpmema of NEW PRODUCE AND C0M1V1ISSI0N HOUSE, Cheese and Batter Agency XI. E. O'HILEir, XI. X TJ C3 353 AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of "Western Reserve Batter ami Cheese. No. 2 Sycamore Street, decj'.l EVANSVILLE, 1X1). Pa SHARPS, PRODUCERS' MERCHANT, And Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Garden & Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, Hydraulic Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c, &c. No. 5 Sycamore st-, Between First and Main, EVANSVILLE, IND. mar'J Old Established Wharl Boat EVANSVILLE, IND. P. G. O'HIIiElT tk Cc. A T O UJ fJ H, POHWJHIUJri, JJ'IJ 3 COMMISSION MKKCUANTS. General Railrosd.Steamboat, aud Express Agents Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to give through receipts at tha lowest powihle rates Having a mammoth Wharfboat at the landing, tha largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandize liable to damage from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, forwarded to our c.tre byeitlier RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to Receiving, Storing and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us for sale, and satisfaction guaranteed. Ofllue and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and ou the Wharf bout, where we are to he touna, attenaiug to mu interest of onr patrons at all hours, day aud nibt. With our superior facilities; longstanding; nntiring energy; and knowledge of our basiness, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction,; i' hope to merit acontiuuance of the extensive patron age we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances win be made on aiicouNiguments to either ourselves or correspondents in any of the principal markets, North, Eant or South. P. G. OJHILET ffl UO. wOJJna hxphuss co.n pj.vi. - mrm. new abhangement. The Adams Expes Company reapectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, w ith iucreaaed !'m ilities for the transportation of , FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former favors. Es pecial care taksn in the collection of Rills, limits, Notes, and the transportation of small and valuable packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the fa cilities of the Express, can obtaiu any desired infor mation in reference to toe routes ana details oi tne business, at tlmir Office on Firat street, between Main and Locust, opposit the Post Office. del u. li. FISH, Agent. jL A nice assortment of iiuierOfiwdea &?'li, warranted new, for aalo by the pound or ttnuce, io! per cent, cheaper than buying in jiapera, at VICKERY S. marll No. b Main at. yett pjppbs O P J SS OB TI! II PXtW9 new Garden feeds from the gardens of the Shakers, Risleys, aud box, or leas, at mar9 Parkers, for sale by VICK KliV'S, No. hi. Main st. H PI, y Jill S IT 14 J M S .J.y as sortment of tho different grades just received aud for eale at reduced rate", at VICKERY TIRO'S, mart) No. W Main at. READ & BURROW, Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, STRAW HATS, &C. Ko. 15 Main Street, EVANSVILLE, INI". Wo are now receiving the largeat and mfVit desirable stock of Spring aud and Minimer Ootids in our line -ver brought to t his market purchaa.il din-t from the manufacturers, at paxi" tiers, and wilt lie sold to the trade on terms to suit the tim . Call aud examine for yourselves, riiar" iyl HVI 1.111 US.' 73 jT4J8JSML sorted Wheeling Nails. 50 boxes assorted Window Glass, for sale at VICKERY RIMS , No. Main at. mai9 AfBBKJV' JPP ITiiS. SO It V SUM COOK X LA NiiLLY

STEAMBOATS. ======= REGULAR PACKETS. ———————

FOR NEW ORLEANS. ! ' !t The in w russeiitrrr . rryCriffii J autocrat, Dt-Mtii trt '7iii-jdioSBii ter, will leave ns al russeiifcr Steamer l a m Una above '.Ill RSHA , the -lat inat. F. r freight or a-aage epp'y on board, it to BRuWN Jt CRANK, Agents. r-"'" Kr. Ili-nt accommodations for stock. feblJ FOR THE WABASH Steamer GREENVILLE. A. W. r,AKi:ii, Hi.t.iili, will leave av above r i Fridav i-veuimr tho 8th Inst. For Freight 'r P.Kango ap1y on tioard. n.ar7-2td REGULAR WABAShlPACKET. The new and atamic), steamer IrVs-Vy SAMl'KL ORR t--" ' V'iil inn aa at,ove dnriag the season . For nvilit or passage apply on board. fh.;zif W9 P. V I. J It uiujsn jtivjm . Sf if ? a: '..-1, CliULE W, Capt ui.n, mil-.' mil run ua above during the IjiUp.J For Ireilit or paasago airily on board. l.ibrf ,kES U. S. MAIL. EVANSVILLE AND PADUCAH TRI-WEEKLY PACKET, CiL'S li'OWliKIt Plaster. Lrnvc Kvansville Mondays, Wednesday, and Ki'ldayftf at I o'clock P. M. Leave rdtii:nli Tuesdays, Tlinrsdays mid Satnrtlays, at 9 A. 11. The f'l"NR.!t make close connrctions al Paducah uith packets for NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS, & NEW ORLEANS, And al Kvanaville with packets fur LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI ICallroads, for t he I-'asf. JOHN II. II ALL, Aenr, uept'JS New Wharf-boat, Kvuiiavi'Ie. CHARLEY B0WEN!! II. T "VVm: Ueiitlj-, Joint Uexler, DEXTER, Master. - Clerks. The HOWES is the ri L'ular Kvansville and Cairo Swilt, Liirht-Hiauht, U. S. Mail, Paaseuuer and Freii-ht Packet. '" Arrives at Evansville every Tuesday and Friday morning, making close connection with the E.AC. RAILROAD FOB LOUISVILLK, C1N. CIXNATI, AND TIIE EAST. Leaves KviiuKvillo every Tuesday and Saturday it 1 i o'clock m., cnnnec'.inij with Cl'MBEBLAND & TENNESSEE EIVEU Tuckets at Smith laud, and at Cairo with the ILLINOIS C".:NTKAL kaileoad, And with Par.lt eta for ST. LOUIS, MKlfPIIIS, AND NEW OULEAN3 . t)' Tlie t.'. Itiiwr.?! t:oes to Cairo every Tnesday, ami the ( iiAULtv liuwt.v coi-s to Cairo every batiirdar. T'. I). VIETS Agent, octi: OfTirp with W. M. Aikmnu A C'o. n t. 4 .1 ii. n p. I,. Tim 1.14 UT Jtt1 drai. raiiL'ht steamer J. II. CAMPIJEI.L, ar-t. Lu'Eit. will leave as abovu this evei.in. Kur ireirlit or pii-s.ig.,., apply ou b.,ard. jail lb 3?9 Ji 4iui,JR v j .y svillc and Howling Oreen Packet. I iheiiubt dralt r. S. Mail Kteamerk H1.TT1K COOKE, VV . S. VANM ETUI.', Capt. J- TltA VIS, CVV, leaves Kvuusvillo every Aloiiday and Thursday, at C o'click, p. M ; leaves Itowline; Green every Wednesday aud t-al unlay, at S A. M. noViS if. OH SOUTH 4J RitOLTO.y Jjvn AL PONO KIVEK. Tho el.-eant passenger steamer Ll'K EAVES, McDonald, Master, Cuffman A Rrst, Mi:rkK, will uialto reg-uiar setni-weekiy tris li South Carroitoit and Pond Uiver, leaving on WedHeydays and iutnrias. For freight or pr.rtMio, apply on board. nov28 . I.VK ft I.L3itt it tf.irujs BS O JV MU Pack I, iit 1. M. WHITE, wrmn. it. i.ancif'i k.r, inaiter, runs as a 1jMf?$ r.'tilar l-'re'iit and Puwrieoer Ph' heffy yr- m-mm diily (SuiebiVH exii pttil) bcHveen this point and Ileiide: son. HtigT 4'r.riK TO STJ i-. cirjj'ttn liioe. The Louisvtllo and Ifemlereon Lhrht-Praiiirht, Kwiff. Side f iL(fi,& Whed L '. M. and PaaHencer i'ackat .fcLij i.mtei Capt. A. JON LLY, .1. A. Lukit, CI k. ( euvi s Kvaiifi ille lor LoniMVille viry Monday at 1 o'clm'k M., and evorr Thursday at i o'clock !". M., at riviui at iionistrilla TuefciUiy and Friday evenings. r.eturiiiii';, leaves Ixinisville ,very Wednesday miii t-:tlr.cd L' i-vuiiij at i o'clock. T. C. DAVIS d CO., A cents, julvC-tf New Whaif ISit. K VANS V I LLK AND I A U ISV i LLE U7S. MAIL PACKKT, 33 U a S3 3XT liJ ! ! D. V. SAY KB. Capt. Wm. Drvi Cleik. Jr KJ I'KS P I -J.V.I ITII. I.fi P VPM V Tu- fd.'iy and Saturday at tt o'clock p. M. lietiiniiti;;, l- .ivej Louisville every Monday and Kri l ty at I o'clock p. m. Through Rills of IidiiiK will be (,-lven for Tol neco or other freight to Ilaitimore or Kew York at at low rriti s it uot lo-Aerlban by any other routa. Passerm'Tfl ,.r freight takvii at stcki't-boal rates for any H-ir:t on the illiio Uiver or on Crren River. ttyThe fis''en(.'er lU'coiniuud.it loos ot the Kui;ene are nnsui -pasoi'd by any boat ujam tho Western waters. Apply on board or to T. C. DAVIS A CO., Jmie7-dtf A;eiit. r. ?. 1IAVIS. WM. li. 1 1. K. Tapr9.f.' - jiojt piioVt .riett'iM and PA K ET AOKNTH, iebKMf EVANSVILLE, IND. o- o. COUGH CUKE; CARY'S Or, Pectoral Troches, ir Tl.r i .Tin "'li. itf rt-.i. f nml (nm cnio of ('"M-ln, ('ol'i-, rullm n.A, AathniH, linnrrto-nrj-, WJi..piiir JhikIi, Catarrh, Bnmi riiii4, iHl'i- lilt IlrcatltRelief Warranted in 10 Minutes ! For Ministers, Public hpeakers aiul Biugers, TABLETS are indispeus'tblo for clearing and sti.-iitbeiiin the voice, reiaovin hoarsem-i,, A". The e;t.t lth whieh they are taken, being easily liirri.-diii til pin ket, r. qnirin no prcpar.il ion, always ready for use on all m-casions, not liable to rli iiUH iu auy ciiiuate, containing nothing injuri(iih to tho iiiot delii'iite censtitntioii, should be a sufficient locoluiiii ljibitiou to all to give them a f.iir trial. 'iTi Cents t Itox. Kor sale bv KELLER m WHITE and RIEIt1IOWEU A PEA ROE, and all drufc-gints. Feb'Jl lilll LOOK HERE, EVERYBODY VVE are new iiianufai tui iii Wella Tatont Fold fei Spring lk-d. the lest and most convenient uow u'une, " it can l moved or haudlMl withont spy trouble. Call and examine theui. , lau&&