Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 160, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 March 1861 — Page 2

MONDAY MORNING............MARCH 18 ======= ——>We are placed under obligations to Mr. Green, Route Agent, and Mr. Davis, Express Messenger, for late Louisville and Cincinnati papers. ———<>——— A MISERABLE BLUNDER.—In making up the forms for Saturday's paper, the foreman inserted a candidate's notice among the religious notices, a mistake that we regret. ———<>——— B3 Our dispatches announce that there ! tvere. rumors in Washington Saturday even ing that tha rebels at Pensacola had attempted to seizo a government vessel and that a serious conflict bad ensued. Further news nas looked for with the most feverish anxiety. KrThe Irish Societies of Cincinnati and vicinity are preparing to celebrate St. Patrick's day. The illustrior.3 gentleman was born on the 1 ith, but that day falling on Sunday this year, tho event will be commemorated on the day following. INDIANA ITEMS. The Lafayette Courier says a new disease—often prevalent as an epidemic at the South—called " Dengue," has made its appearance in that city. It attacks old and young indiscriminately, its leading characteristics being somewhat similar to those of the scarlet fever. The Journal of the same city, says the town was greatly excited on Tuesday morning about 1 o'clock, by cries of fire and murder. They were found to proceed from Geo. W. King, who had recently been discharged by the Benton Circuit Court on a charge of murdering Dr. Rowe. He had put up at the Killenger House, and was enjoying a quiet snooze, when the door of his room was burst in and he found himself a prisoner in the hands of the West Point Horse Company, who arrested him on a charge of stealing horses from Lafayette and selling them to a German in their neighborhood. He was taken to West Point for a preliminary examination. The Greencastle Banner announces that the prospect for an excellent wheat crop in Putnam county are very flattering, and that a similar report comes up from all parts of the country. The same paper says a young German of that place, in company with another young man, went a uniting on Sunday the 10th inst. Seeing something at which he desired to shoot, he cocked his gun and handed it to his companion, while he mounted a fence to get a better view. In getting possession of the gun again, it was brought in contact with the fence in such a manner as to discharge its contents into his arm shivering the bone and mangling the flesh in such a manner as to render amputation necessary. His arm was taken off by a physician, and it was thought he would recover. The Madison Courier says it understands that Victor King, Esq., has been appointed by P. M. General Blair, Postmaster for Madison, Indiana, vice Rolla Doolittle. The Sullivan Democrat says quite a sell was perpetrated on the citizens of that village at the winding up of a course of home lectures. For the first time during the course an admittance fee was charged, which the citizens cheerfully paid in consideration of the benefits they had derived from the previous lectures. The understanding was, that the committee had procured a very distinguished lecturer from abroad to deliver the closing lecture. The crowd assembled. After several tunes from the string band, a grave and dignified physician of the place was called on to preside, and on motion a committee of five (embracing representatives of the professions of divinity, law, medicine, &c.) was appointed to wait on the lecturer, L. E. Fant, Esq., and introduce him to the audience. They retired and shortly after returned with a happy representation of a live elephant! That was sufficient. The Fort Wayne Times says the water was to be drawn out of that division of the Canal immediately. It also mentions that a fire destroyed the North Star Flouring Mills at Wabash, Indiana. It says that a member of the medical profession in that city undertook to investigate the subject of Spiritualism, but the spirits were so violent in their demonstrations as to effectually overcome the investigator, and force him to abandon the enterprise. The Washington Democrat mentions that the growing wheat crop in that sectiou looks unusually promising this spring. Also, that a meeting for the organization of a Teachers' Association was to be held on Friday last, for the purpose of advancing educational interests. The Madison Courier says an attempt was made by some scoundrels, a few nights ago to rob an old colored woman in that city. They broke open the door and demanded the old woman's money, but she made fight, and called so lustily for help, that the scamps, becoming alarmed, caught up a couple of quilts and put out. The quilts were picked up early next morning by a policeman, but no clue to the burglars had been discovered. ———<>——— The Lot'isviLLK Post Office, The Louisville Democrat thus indorses the appointment of postmaster for that city: It will he seen, by reference to our telegraphic dispatches, that Dr. John J. Speed lias lieeu appointed postmaster of this city. This is a good appointment, and will be acceptable to a large majority of our pco pie. Dr. Speed is tm old line Whig, and as decidedly a I'nion tnnn ns can he found in Kentucky. He is competent, honest and faithful to tho Constitution, and vve accept tits appointment as a favorable indication f.om Washington.

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"Washington Items. The telegraphic correspondents of the Cincinnati papers furnish us with the following items of interest :

Mr. Corwin has peremptorily declined tho j Mission to Mexico, tendered him by flir. Lincoln. Whether he will accept some other appointment, if indeed one is tendered him remains to be seen. The President still holds the Mission to England under advisement. It is thought, however, that lion. Wra. 1j. Dayton of New i JerSey or Hon. Charles Francis Adam3 of Massachusetts will ba r.ppointed. J. L. Motley, tha well known historiun i3 urged for the mission to Ilolland. MrLord and Mr. Thayer, both correspondents licre nre nmed prominently for the CollectThoma3, West Indies. Gen. Scott has convinced a great many Republican Senators that there was no al ternative left but the withdrawal of the garrison from Sumter, and the report of the special board ot army officers fully confirms his statement in every particular. E. Joy Morris, of Philadelphia, an accomplished linguist and politician, is prominently named for Sardinia. Anson Burlingame's name is also revived, but Geo. P. Marsti is pressed by the New Englanders as abetter man. Carl Schurz is beginning to turn his attention to some other post ; say tho Brazillian mission, since so formidable an opposition is manifested to his goiag to Sardinia. There are quite a number of office-seekers here from Virginia, mostly for' postoffices. Even from Lynchburg there are five applicants, and the contest in their cases is as vigorous as elsewhere. Mr. Greiner of Ohio, editor of the Columbus Gazette, will probably be selected for the Governorship of New' Mexico, vice Mr. Rencher of North Carolina. Mr. Jones, well-known as a prominent politician, has been appointed Marshal of the Northern District of Illinois, The strife over the Baltimore appointments waxes warm, and a ereat deal of illfeeling hn3 sprung up. Bids for carrying the mail3 in nearly nine hundred route3 ia New York and the New England States will be opened on the 81st inst. The annual cost of carrying the mails in these States under existing con tracts is $1,002,065. Of this, $728, 7G2 ipaid for the transportation of mails over 5,444 mile3 of railroad. ... The detective police of thi. city, whose vigilance ha3 not censed sir.ee the inauguration, beenmo aware of 'the presence of a skillful burglar in this city, and watched his movements carefully. He stationed himself very near the White House, and secreted a complete set of burglar's tools, including false keys for opening doors, nnd evidently contemplated some burglarious actiou on the Executive mansion r. A. Hackleman, of Rushville, Indiana, is to be Federal Judge of Nebraska, an 1 D. K. Cartter, of Ohio, is to be Governor of Nebraska, instead of Judge a change of programme. There is quito an active struggle over the Post Office at New Albany, Indiana. Senator Lane presses John L. Wilson with all his might, and is confident of getttng it for him. A certain gentleman wa3 congratulating Lincoln to-day, upon the cheering fact that so many office-seekers were leaving. " Oh no," says Lincoln, " don't you know that when the flies commence leaving in the fall, the few remaining ones always begin to bite like the devil." Latest developments favor pretty conclusively that Nelson, of Indiana, will cot get the Brazilian Mission. Carl Schurz has no longer any substantial hope of the Sardinian appointment. All the New England Congressmen have protested against him. Lincoin is said to be anxious to appoint Sehu "". but does not desire to take the matter out of Seward's hands. The feeling is very strong here about this matter. All the German Republicans who are applicants, Schurz, Hassaurek, Mansfield, of Indiana, &c, will make common cause together instead of striving to cut one another's throats, as is the fashion with office seekers. EST" The Hon. C. M. Allen arrived at home last evenijng looking well and hearty, and as if legislative honors had not "set him back " any. Vincenne Gazette. His "legislative honors" have not "set him back " any. Honors are not apt to "set " any man " back " very far, and they certainly do not when they have been as well earned as those of Mr. Allen. A more genial, good tempered and efficient Speaker has never filled the chair, and though his apt and felicitous fun, and his tolerance of the unrestrained movements of members, have at times made an appearance of disorder, yet business wa3 never put through with more energy, or watched with more care, than during the term of his Speakership. He has made himself an enviable reputation and very many friends here, not only among the Republicans, but among Democrats, for ho waa always fair and just in the discharge of his duties, and always patient and unruffled in teinbor. But he has given the Democrats some cause to remember him us an opponent as well as an impartial presiding officer. During one of their " bolting" operations, wheu the militia "bill was up, he got the start of them in a way that cheapened their folly, even in their own estimation, very greatly. On the roll call for the passage of the bill the Democrats bolted, of course. But Allen "spotted" some of them who were lounging about in sight, and had thera put down as " present and not voting," wh'oh t.-c ., many ine fact, and thus got enough "on record" to make a quorum, lacking two votea. He knew there were two Republicans sick in the city, and at once had them sent for, so that they could vote before tho result was announced. To occupy the lime till they were brought, some Republicans who were " posted " made some very queer motions, an 1 astonishing speeches. Stearns Fisher moved that the roll call be begun at the bottom and called upwards, and made a long speech in its fivor,to the intense astonishment of the Democrats, who could not guess what was " up,'' and of Republicans who had not been initiated. Iu a lit tic while the sick Republicans'arrived, demanded to have their names called, as they had a right to do before the announcement of the result of the vote, uud their voti;3 made a quorum and legally and formally, ofseil the hill. The confusion of the Democrats, who had no idea of what was going on, and thought they had the bill "on tho dead," when they heard the result, and saw their "bolting" completely " ihecknmtud," may be imagined. They are not likely lo forget Gyrus M. Allen for that little trick in a hurry. Imt. Jour. , The $t;75,ooo loan of South Carolina is not being taken up very fat, and the Charleston papers aie. consequently endeavoring to awnken the slumbering patriotism, of- their readers. Thoy say, " we need'' scarcely appeal," but they do appeal, arid that with a degree of urgency iiiiparently in an inverse proportion to their hope of success.

Fearful Storm In England—Destruction of the Crystal Palace. The great storm in England, in the last

week of February, caused immense damage to the shipping in the vicinity of Liverpool and Plymouth, as well as at other points on the coast. At Chichester, the beautiful stone spire of the cathedral, erected about 1387, fell. So strongly was it built, however, that it sank perpendiculary, preserving its erect position until its base disappeared beneath the roof. The cathedral, though much injured, is not damaged beyond repair. The Crystal Palace, near London, after resisting the first blasts of the hurricane, at last gave way. With an appalling crash, the huge tower fell over among some trees, and lay smashed into millions of fragments on the ground. In the course of two or three minutes more, the rest of the wing went, by thirty or forty yards at a time, till a total length of about 110 yards strewed the earth, a mere mass of splinters of glass, wood and iron. Anything more complete than the destruction it would be difficult to imagine. The appearance of the ruin rather suggests that every part of the building has been carefully broken into small pieces than that it had been merely blown down. A tremendous explosion could not possibly have shattered the place more effectually. ———<>——— IS uiuoicd Division of Arkansas. The Memphis Avalanche says: We have been aware, for several day-., of the deep-seated feeling amongst the delegates from Southern and Eastern Arkansas, to divide from the other portion of the State if the State does not seperate from the dominion of Abraham Lincoln. The proud spirits, who know no such word ia their vocabulary as ." vassalage," are bent upon relieving themselves from any such degradation. The following dispatch from Little Rock, received yesterday afternoon from a highly respectable source, confirms the formidable existence of such a purpose : Little Rock, March 11, 18C1. To E. M. Aj'person $ Co.: Nothing done yet. Propositions to form a new State of Southern and Eastern Arkan sas and West Tennessee, with Memphis a3 the Capital. Send this to Avalanche. ESsf We mentioned the other day the fact that it wa3 proposed by a namber of Democrats, ousted from ofiice by the action of the Legislature, to test the validity of the election ot their Euccessors. These gentlemen have held on to office so lonp that they have come to the conclusion the offices belong to them by some divine, vested, inherited of successive right. Others, who have been displaced from power by the people, and who have no chance to try their chances over again in the courts, have become extraordinarily sour and spiteful. Some of them are even dangerous. The other day one of these gentlemen threatened to shoot a couple of his own political friends for doing something displeasing to his Democratic and ex-official dignity. Like children fed ou sngar plums and candy. Democrats in office are spoiled with a prolonged sucking of the pnblie teat. Ind's. Journal. The Rev. Dr. Ricb. We have already announced thit the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, on the corner of Nineteenth street, had given a unanimous call to the Rev. Dr. Rice, of Chicago. Yesterday a letter was received from Dr. Rice, accepting the call. We congratulate this congregation, that after waiting such a length of time for a suitable person to supp'y the vacancy occasioned by the death of their lamented pnstor, Dr. Alexander, they have succeeded in obtaining the services of such a man as Dr. Rice. JSTew York Post, Tues day. Forts Washita and Arbcckle not Taken. A paragraph from the Galveston News of the 5th inst. stated that the above forts had been taken possession of by two hundred Texans, assisted by friendly Indians. This is a mistake. A gentleman of Cincinnati has shown the Coramer&ial a letter from a nephew of his, dated Fort Washita, March 4th, which say3 nothing of any such occurrence, but on the other hand says that some of the troops which were in Texas have been ordered to those forts. fiST'The Philadelphia Ledger, in an article on the value of street-railways to cities, says: " The value of real estate in the suburbs has been raised nearly fifty per cent, by our city railroad improvement." Similar roads running southward from the river would have the same effect on the value of property in the outer parts of Louisville. Fighting for their Masters. The Charleston correspondent of the N. Y. Time3, snya that when the Star of the West was fired upon by the Morris Island battery, all the negroes threw themselves flat oa the sand and buried themselves in it. ———<>——— The Erie canal is to be opened about the l5th of April. The winter's effect on the structure is now thoroughly understood, and with the force of the Engineer department, the work is so controlled as to be available, and this river, as it is now, can be brought into use at the earliest day. ———<>——— The Empress of tbe French, it is said, is about undertaking a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. She will replace the diamond stars stolen from the cave of the Nativity, and make costly additions to the decorations of the Holy Sepukbcr. From a dispatch to the New Orleans Delta we learn that on the 5th inst. a bill was introduced ir. Ua Southern Concree3, by Mr. Chilton of Alabama, to prohibit the introduction into any of the Confederate States of slaves from the United States. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1gxHli&MI"B SJLK J". 175. Notice is hereby jriven that by virtue of an execution issued out of the ofiice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, State of Indiana, in favor of William 11. Baker vs. Henry Leusch, and lo me directed, I have levied upon, and will, on WKDXKSDAY, APRIL 10th, 1861, ' Between the hours often o'clock A. M. and four o'clock p. i. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the city of Kvansvilln, Vanderburgh county. Indiana, offer for sale at public auction the lease made by H. Q. Wheeler to Henry Leusch March 1st, lSjO, for fire years, ou the fallowing described tract of land and improvement", being the north half of the north eait quarter of auction No. 4 in township No. 6, (.onth of ranp No. 10 west, in Vandorburah county and State of Indiana, said loae having three vears jet to run. JOHN S. GAVITT, SherifT V. C. A L. Robinson, pl'fl''3 att'y. Ularch It.th, IStil. mar21-3ww A NEW ART Ton can learn to piint a beautiful Landscape, Portrait. Flowers, ami Fruit, without a teacher, by j-i ttintc a copy of rules for the Italian Painting. Tlii-s is a new and beautiful art, wLich every body should understand, and so easy to learn that a child of twelvo years can learn h. from the rides without diftii'iilty. No previous knowledge of hawing required. WO" (').tl and see t'pccIinrTis and get. a copy of rulfK for 81. M, at Il ly A W arren's 1I.h Store. niarl;-:tfd loo UXH W". m. I'MlttiHMl JlmT received on cotiMiniiinetit, per nt.wiirr Lehigh, bv It. O KI LKY, luai i 0 No. 2 Sjcuuiore H'reet.

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Crittenden Exchange, MAIN STREET, (BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS.) mar16 T. REDMOND. PROPRIETOR. —————— of Willow (tad Kattan, suitable for Clothes, Marketing, c. marls JAS. ERSKIHE CO. ESTATE. By virtue of an order of tha Cooi-t of Common Picas ef Vanderburgh County, the undersigned. Guardian of the minor Heirs of George Bates, deceased, will ou the 13th day of April 1801, between 10 and 4 o'clock, at the Court Bouse door, in the City of Kvaneville, offer for Bale at Public Auction tho undvidei seven eighths of lot 11, block 31, in the Eastern Enlargement ef said City. Terms One-thi rd cash ; balance at 6 and 12 months; purchaser (living notes with approved security, waiving relief laws. JOSEPH TURN'OCK. marl5-3w Guardian. msojLUTMojs'oi'vo.jpjiMTjyrJBMsiiip. - Tho co-partnership heretofore existing betwoan the undersigned, under the name and firm of Co lnud & Nexaeii is ibis day dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Nexsen alone continues the General Insurance business. - GUILD COP K LAND. J. W. KEX6EN. Evausville, Mulch 1. I S01. J. W. Kezsen would respectfully inform the citizens of KvansTillo that he has removed his ofiice to No. 4 First .Street, upstairs, over the Savings Bank, where ho will coutinno tbe general Insurance business iu all its branches, and hopes by strict attention to business, and to the interests of his patrons, to merit a continuance and increase of the patronao bestowed upon tho late Arm. J. W. NEXSEN. Ofllco No. 4 Firnt St., up stairs, ma15-3w Over tho Savinsrs Bank. sm i. The Copartnership heretofore existing under tho title of Scantlin A Stephens is this day dissolved by mutual consent, by It. E. Stephens retiring from the concern. Tho business of tho old firm will be settled np by James Seantliu S Co., who will continue business at the old stand. JAS. SCANTLIN, Ja. K. E. STEPHENS. Having: disposed of ray interest in tho firm of Scantlin & Stephens to James Scantlin & Co., I take pleasure in recommending tho new establishment to all the patrons of the old firm. marl5-3wd KOB'T E. STEPHENS. 2R.ona.oval. CuAEtrs Auleman has removed his Boot and Shoe establishment to First St., immediately in the rear of Theodore's Tobacco establishment. He will be ph ased to see all ef his old friends and customi rs at this new stand. marl5-2wd THE LAFAYETTE Fire Insurance Company, OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. CASH CAPITAL - $150,000 TENNIS I. BERGEN, Pres't. Aj plications received and policies issued by BATTELL, BEIIM & ANTHE3, Agents for Evansville and vicinity. Cilice in Crescent City Buildings. marl3-3nid J til TK H KISS'S. i JfJi W II HI, S ot w lute liouiiB lor sale iy mari:i JAS. EKSKINE 4 CO. T9 THK received a nice assortment of Flower Seeds, which wo can recommend as suitable to this cli mate. B1EKB0WEH & PKAKCE, Drujrgiets, mat 2 78 Main St., Washington Block 9TIVK TO II MRS OM PUT I' TION TO SELL HEAL ESTATE. STATE OK INDIANA, V Vanderburgh County. Notice is hereby uiveu that narriot Bishoa, ad ministratrix of tha estate of Emory Wilson, de cease'!, tins tiled ner petition to sll certain real es tate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts, and that said petition will be heard at tho next term or the Lsurt oi Common Pleas of said County. HABKIET BISHOP, March 13-3r Administratrix. Coroner's Inquest. A Coroner's inquest was held on tho 22d day o Kebruary, lSlil, on the body of AnAM Josf.ph Link, who was found at his residencnin Evansville, Pigeon township. Vanderburgh county, Indiana. The verdict of the jury was th it he came to his death by apoplexy, caused by ini'iuiperance. At the time of his death he was about forty-seven years of age. about five feet ten inches bhrh, and at the time of inquest he was dressed iu a white shirt and draw ers, and had no property on his person, so far as we have been enabled to ascertain, JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner V. C. Feb. 28-3ww mi$ an tool: J. 187 C. $ J. G. SMITH, in street. Cor. Seventh. No. EVANSVILLE, IND. KJ TEFUI. h O It THJl PJIST JPJTronaso bestowed noon them, bee leave to in form their friends and tho community in general that with the aid of new machinery, thty are enabled to turn out work superior to that of any East, em make. Those who wish to have good TOOLS, and at the same time encourage home manufacture, can supply themselves at the factory. Hstchets, Axes, Hoes, Draw-Knives, Pork Cleav ers. Millers' Picks, and Edgtd Tools of all kinds, made of double refined cast teel, and warranted equal to anv in use. u21.l U- .JTi'.V f HttJIIT. . For soiling all kinds of Groceries as cheap as the advertised prices of other houses. Call in and boo it work at tho store of dec. 17. CHAS. McJOHNSTON. Trip wiifkl.MJYii -WI II, S 'A "j O UK UB wV assorted sizos. in store and for sale bv CHAS. McJOHNSTON, Slain street, Posey block. jan25 Sugar for SI, at jan3U COOK A LANG LEY'S. JIIIIs. HI CIS 2.0VJU, i 1 Bbl. Com Starch, 1 do Wheat Farina, I do Split Ptas. 1 do Pearl E:ulef, 1 Caee Saro & Tapioca for sale at flee. 17. COOK A LANGLFY'S. JSi HKHJS' 1 1' t' I. R, tSWJRMiT tatoes. Dried Apples, Hominy, Corn Meal. Bran, Turnips, Irish Potatoes, Dried Peaches White Boiins, Corn, Oats, .tc .for sale at tleclS COOli & LANGLEY'S., npoBTJ7wI&J-&& Just now, when money is scarce, if yon w-ant to savo from 10 to 25 per cent, in purchasing groceries, go to Vickery's, and be astonished at the great change that has taken il:v n furor of biivers. .;.. ail of you who have money, and yon who pay when wank for it, and get the " biggest " dollar's worth t't everything you have got for a long time, liring your Illinois, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Iowa, Michigan, Kentucky, and all other good money. The " Panic " won't last always. Come soon. No humbug. Try at VICKEBY BliOS., - de:7 82 Main street. JlJBHfiSIllt WS VP .11.1, KI.VOS! 3 doz. quart jars preserved Damsons, Plums, " Tine Apples, " Quinces, Peaches, " Straw berries, COOK LANG LEY. For sale by ( jan3o) GyUJiietr!S. KS lie ec-ived this day 25 bales extra heavy Gunny Bau, 4(1 bbl White Lime, 50 tierces prime Rice, ltiO kegs bent English Soda, 40 mats Java Coffee, 30 coils Manilla cordage, 50 bales Batting, for sale cheap for cb by declS GEO. FOSTER & CO. Th follotrtnfr In a- Sample of th numerous letters constantly receiving for Hostetter's Stoimich Bitters: Canav oa i'TVA , July IS, IS."!). Muss. Jlottetler & Smith, Pittsburgh Pa. : As we are strangers, I herewith enclose yon twenty-eight dollars for four dozeu Hostel tor's Bitters, which please forward via Slichigan Southern Railroad, Toledo, Ohio, and Clayton Station. I have purchased geveral down bottles at T"l"do thi s Summer, bnt tho salo is on tho increase so ranch that I wih to open a direct trade with yon. I was induced to try your BitUrs by my physician, for tho Liver Complaint, and received sni h material aid that I have recommended it to others and have sold about two dozen per week for smne time. I havo all kinds ol medicine in my store, but there is none that I can so cheerfully and ti iitliftilly recommend as your Hitters, for I know that they havu heljieil mo iioyoiid my expectation. Yours respectfully, 4tw Pbilo V'lLeojf.

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ELECTION NOTICE. STATE OF INDIANA, } S. S. Vanderburgh County. } <The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of Vanderburgh County: > 1, Louis Bichtur, Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Ooort, do hereby certify tothe Sheriff of said connwhat officers aro to be elected for tho several Townships in suid County, at the usual places of holding elections, on the first Monday in April, 1b1, to-wi: ; Wot PIGEOH Township One Justice of tho Peace and four Constables. For SCOTT Township One Justice ot the Peace and two Constables. Wot PKRitr Township On Justico of the Peace and two Cnsxtatlrw. Jor CXHTIta Township One Justico of the Peace and two Constables. For GERM AS Township Two Constables. Wot AUMSTBOMG Townhip Two Constables. Tor t'NIOW Township Tw,. Constables. 1'or KNIGHT Township Two Constables. In witneas whereof I hereunto subscribe my namt and attir tho seal of said Court, at Evansvillu, this 8th day of March, A. D. led. (L.s. LOUIS KICnTEK, Clerk V. C. C. I, John 8. Gavitt, Sheriff of Vanderburgh County, certify that the above and foregoing ia a truo and romplete copy of the original, now on file in my. ff.ee. JOHN S. GAVITT, M eh 9th, 1861.-U11 day Sheriff V. C. A GREAT CHANCE FOR A FARMER WS9JTTKII Ji JP UJ C T I CJI V VV Farmer, with a faTiilv, to residea short dis tance from the city. To one competent to take charge of a small farm, and of sober industrious babits, a good chance offers. He will be supplied with a good house, garden, and other advantages, and paid liberal wages per month. Applv to marll-lmd" ivLLLn a w ill I K. a es Bp o l as .2 2 a S O 3 -2 i 5 P Q WW g J r EH CM 2 s te kO a 3 ! "3 3 -3 o f3 M I o m I o a 02 A rS2 . Hi P3 .5 I to a a r-t "'3 03 W i i kg s CS THE CHEAPEST IN MARKET. To make place for my NEW STOCK OF WAGONS I will, from this date, sell Wagons, Carts, Drays, and all other work iu uiy line, at 10 per cent, less than Iormr prices, and, aa noroioiore, guarantee all work ONK YEAR. Repairs at reduced prices. For further particulars call nt my shop. Third Btreet, between Sycamore and Main streets. CHRISTIAN DECKER. mar7 3md rtJilllflti Jiri .V. lT.i. Notice is hereby itlven that by virtue of nn execution issued out of the otiice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vanderburgh county, Indiana, In favor of Charles Wells vs. William 11 . Chaudler and Abraham Gumherts, replevin bail, I have levied upon, and will, on TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, lSiil, Between the honrB of ten o'clock A. m. and four o'clock p. M. of said day, at the door of the Court House in the City of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, offer for sale at public auction tho rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years of the following described real estate, to-wit: LoU No. two, five, six and seven (2, 5, (i it 7) in block No. 5 in the Southern Enlargement of the city of Evansville, in tho county and State nfnreaaii!. And should these is! rents and profits of said real estate not sell for a sum sufficient tosatis'y said writ nd costs, I will at the same time and place, oiter for sale and sell the fee simple of said real estate for the satisfaction of said writ and costs, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN 8. GAVITT, Sheriff V. C. A. L. Robinson, pl'ff's att'y. March 5th, 1861. m.r7-8ww 3EE 3EL X -W XX JES FOB SPRING SALES OF 1861 ! ! ! MOB STR&UB & SOU No. 74 Main street, 'EVANSVILLE, IND. Prices to prompt Customers just as favorable as Eastern ! We are daily receiving additions to our stock of loading hard wars, comprising 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 Hops and Hakes, 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 STRATJB &S0N, fet27

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mm -w u. ft - rt.. A SUPERLATIVE TONIC, DIURET.SC, a un MVIS9RMIMS. C9R0IA! o r. y js." i ' ' '-r r Ji ' Sfll I E HAM A HOM Tl! SCHN'.WIS should be kept in every family. It invariably cr.rreois the ill (.fleets of chance of weather, ana as a beverage, it i the purest li.iiir mu.le !u the world, l'ut up iu pint ami quart bottles. Also UDOLPI10 WOLFE'S Puro Cognac Brandy, Imported and bottled by himself, warrui:. and the U kl fpiality, with his eorliticate mi tie, and his seal on the cork. d pure, the botUDOLPIIO WOLFHS Pure Port Wino, Imported and bi.ul';d by htum II, put up for mi 'lii iiuil pnrp- sen, with bis till. -at." on tho Is.ttlo warranted f lire and the l.st quality. UDOLPHO WOLFE'S Puro Sherry Wino, Imported and bottled by himself, th t samo as the Tort Wine. UDOLPHO WOLFR'S Pure Madeira Wino, Imported and bottled by himsell, fur private and medicinal use, the best H'ine ever ottered fi.ri-a'e to the trade in bottles. ibis win" is warranted perfectly pure. m UDOLPHO WOLFK'IS ; . Pure Jamaica 11 u m , Hi. C.tolX lib M, Si.OTUU . Wlll-.KV. A II the above iiup.il ted mil bottled lyl u If, warranted .nr.. au.i tho I.-;.! iu .Iit.v. TO THK PC U I.1C. I w ill st ik m "rl.i1ion in a man, uij i Hiding as a merchant" A; ilirty ) ears' residence in New York, that w hat 1 pledge and testily to with my sal, my label, and my 1'wtiticate. is coi rect. and can be relidupou by every purclm-er. rhysiciaiis w ho use Wine? and l.iipioii in their p.acftce, should i;ive their .r. l.-n-nce t- there articles. I'er sale by all re.:jMt;ibb( li-il;.'its and A(.otheearifs. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole IM'iiiiil. iclurer aim inii.oiei li i.vlalii .Arotnatk- Srhrapp. No. fit Beaver xlrf el, .fw Voili. '''he I r.-ele supi'l ied hv K Kb I.Kit' .W WIII TK, l-.m-ei-i ... !iiarl4-'ind.lw Kvansville, I ml. Oi net; OK THK K ansvim.i: tAK LlHT Co. l.;u.svi!-, I iuIiiiT.il Noiioi i'h Knrcl'y rivt-n, th;il. Iy "T'lnr ol lio dt rB of a iiirijurily f rlio S!ir. mi) lli- St"k (-1 Hn- KvanHvi!l (;ih Lilil ('oniMio, in.t-ir ;int tiUl in thin otlire in fuiiloi raity vitli 1lt Ilv-hiiw'N ot i-aid Coinpdpy, ji Hpfci.'il iia'clin;; i llm Mi'i khulltm ot s.ii.f Coin paiiy l t o ln-li! at thin cfli-'t' u the j:t1i Jav of April lSi l , 1m ( with t h liom ;l i.Vlnck A. M. niil 4 oVI.h k I. M . . l siii.i l,tv, lor the purpoHt of tilling V;n iiiiio K in itiM itoiin1, of lYvH.llt lilld 1 i - lf4 f ( 'ofaplLli v , iU'lriPtl y Ualli of C. il. Kiitrt, Iat Pr. nii'iil, Hint tit n-.Higi:ttioii of Matiit-U' Morgan ;n Win t tor. .INO. J. CilA NPLKi:, S 'v. A' 1 MOWS. Htorc of Miller X Nit-lnin iat Iry (JimmI-, .not urc ii;.w rfor raioli. ut tin ir -st.-iu l. No. Hi;iri: it.- tiit in veri cla-ap 4 t Main Ktrwct. I I.H I'ttltH, l,1ttn, tllC.iitP, a nil iMrss I'ork, lor sale I. v fehlf, hi 1ST 'HI .fc m. n. mi f) Jin mo ru t sin . i w sate at lowest market priee, tv S. K. ;l l.HKIi'l' A '(., fibl". f... 1 By. .mi. lie st. MizW. noo RKfjr-i .il.. sizes, bent oualiM , for nl" t'V fjl.15 S. K. fMI.BKTIT A f'O. jrr.1 SHUTS, Tt)MS,.f.VIt uortt:j MM Bowla. 1-J paekajj.-s, for by f.bir. .s. K. (71 Mi KK T A CO. liiunsK M5 ttxs fjc.ii mm an and Wentern liesoi ve. lor by febl.'. S. R. (;ll.unRT Si CO. s.'zn o jt n s en turn n--JSL crop, for sale t:i-ni loir. febir. ' " ,s. K. Gii.r.i:itT & co. J9JVIIIOO 400 hHS.-ji tliOHUS JI article, fur sale by febl n K. ; i lb kut a (;o. rronjii''o sna.1 ns.--.sr K.i?.tajR JtL stock of a'l k in. Is, from ( on. mm, lo t Iu. very best, for sale .s low as they enn lo bought anywhere in the Vl'eHf. S. K. C I III' A CO.. feblfi Jn. 1 Sycamore pf. JfH H T,KS. 3 O ItXS I HOZ K.ifll, quart, and - gallon jars liir wr mu.e lor sale by P. K. C, I UtiiC Iff 4 I . TPOT.1TOKS 7H UHI.S. VII I IV a ML Kcshaimock Potatoes in sf..'r; and fur s:t;o at .ow figures, to ci.osk ot'T, by octe.'i W. M. ATKMAT7 A CO. W JITKST JIUUI V 1 1, liuiZ MLJ : XL';S. We would call the Ladies' attention to tho importuned of (loiris to Riis.t liro., as we Intend, from this day, to sell onrentire st.k of DryUoods at kKDUCEO PRters. Amongst the latest )faids reccivefl, we would mentii.n h pivots, or 'PK yaids, of those splendid Black Silks, so well known to our Lady Customers here, and which wo warrant to I e of the same durable and superior ijuaiity. All money taken at par. for ..ods, also City and Couuty Orders at the same rate. It. I.S KK Bkuti., doe 5 No. ;;o t-lniu wt. R a T I f!K. 4 W On and after tin's ibiy our establirihnient ill be conducted en the CASH PhlA'CU'LK. In doing so we have as mm h at heart the interest of our p itrons as that of oursi Ivos. It will allow us mora time to attend to oni' business, and ftciiitate us in making a ruat many initjrovemeiits iu our uianttfattnriri department. The lima has oni wiien everytfiinjr must be produced u t the lowest poKsiblo rate, and in order to bo aide lo carry Ibis out, and lot our custonifc-rs derive its benefits (which shall be done), ire are compelled t- adept th. t'ASIl rtYSTKM. No otie need lie olfellded il refused credit, as the rule will le Uivariahle. jttl.i YAl'TILlt A r.TAUCON'NIKIt. lll U - It JKU '. f 3r shouldois for sale at J'llJiSH LOT ltf janJ8 KLLIOTT'H Family (Vrocery. (mil AW VK VI TS. rf h.Tl.l I. , Y, T i.r on conniiii incnt, lor salt. h.w. hv jm23 JAS. KUSKIXt A CO. - rsnn wiui.rt IT .11.1 i l:J-(rnnjy. it Jas. Krsk.rue t Co. ia ei'lst r.-ceived a !. v J chests of extra choice Teas, such as "Moirilno Yoitiiir llysnn, inest do. Cunpowder. K'xtra Curious lniK.rial. Extra Kiticst Oolong (lila. k), which those in wiiiit of a ood cup of Tea can havo I v .'aim. at No. 47 M-iin street. " l:,:: .v.HUSH oWlOJ8 juwt receiv.-d I.t decv ELLIOTT'S rainily Grocery. i: .n. HKitKi. m: n. r w iiiik. No. 1, 'I, and ,f Jlliu'kerel, just ren-iv. e l and l..r sale luw, iu lrn le, J.; barrels, and kitt or at retail, by VOKKIiY llki., janlo No. sj &li.iu street. am." nmio.fi s. . iinziijs nut ssle by (jau 1 1) S. K. ;1LHIJI.T A CO. m THK. 0i V 1 w ii-h to inf cm my cii-toiii. i a'.d (he public Relierslly, that from and nf.er the dale ( noti.e my bn-iio-i-s shall be conduct... I on the cash kistkm. 1 will la lie all pasfabl Lank nor.M lit p..r lint will soil my Lard, Oil, Snap and C:,u f .r cash only. This ruin applies to a! I alike, and so nobody nei-ds lo be off tided , , , . mil.1V l.KCKKU. I'.vansTiile, Ind., .Lin. '21. PIANOS FORSALE. " Owine n, th., wairn t oi inooey, 1 oi.-r for sale at w holesale luauulactui inc prices Folk SQI'A liK PIANOS v nun, lor olunieoi tone, e.siin of f.u.h eleKinceof hnihh.aiid.liin.l.ilitv of con,l , H. t ion an. surpassed by nono in the world. , L. k r:f si.kk, , "'7 II Mam ;-.ir,,.f PI its. JL4 We will sell l he Ol' lllir Kl 'I 'la . f Liuj Furn at cn-ailv relucfif i.rii'cu. l.iuXi w n. t yet proviiid will tni it lo fh. ir a.tvanl.) t,, .v ""w- V in I KK .t MAIii'ONNIKK, Ji:n No. ::' Mam lt t ?VL II. A. . If 'K w w ceied. in a.l'llti.i h.iik at s-r mi:. 1 to our former rtt.K'k, .'.! kegs of W'heeliui; Nails, suitable for t m il.-, latlii'lK. Ac. maiia JAS. F.K0KINE A CU.

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Cure Vuuih, Old, llour-mmmt, Jnjtu cu-.il, an Irritation or Horr.WM O (he Throiil, T.rtim-e 0i! Jliuiliny t.'iittiili in f'(-Tumiiipti.tn, liront hitU, A Ottilia, unii Catarrh. '('Irur and gin kI ti'ith to t)i roic of Pill I. t'V S f KAKKItH anilKIJVUKKS. Few are w,irei,f the impoi tance of checkln(C Co in.' h nr inmoti "vbr' in its nrst atai;e ; thai wtiich in the bi irlniiiiic would yield fo a mild remIv. if iieclecte.l, soon attacks the Limits."Drnmt'n tironfhinl Troilm," coiitaininirdeinulcetit nirr.ilietits, allay fultiionary and Ilrouchlal lrriation. BltuWN'S I "That trouble in my Throat, (fur whl.h the ''J'rorhn' are a specific) TROt.'-lES hiavinc ui:k!o iii often a mere whiaU er-r." N. P. VV'ILLIrt. IIFOWN'S r. eonnnend their use to l'itai.10 5iTKi.:r.R." kF.v. K. II. CII AIM N. TPOCIIHS Have proven extremely serviceKtv. 11 ENIiy W ARD BKF.CIl F.U. "Almost iHStatit relief in the distresMin;; labor of brealhint; peculiar i to Ati:m. Kkv. A.;. K(iG LF.STON, IjUOWN'S TROGHIiS f "Contain no Opium or anything ElKiWS'S liiijurioiiH.V 1B. A. A. MAYKH, l.7.ffTIlf, "A simple and pleasant combination fi.r Coikiiis, c." ; I'lt. G. F lHUKLOW, Knd.m. "Hen. ficial in nuoficHiTiM." Dn. J. F. W. LAN H, Bomim. "I hare proved thetn ejciwllent for Wiiooi-imuCoi'dh." Kkv. 11. V. WAIiKEN, Jloilon. "It. ii.jliciul whoa compellMl to, speai,, Hiilleriiiu from Corn." lUv. S. J. F. AKUKUSON, Ut. IOuw. "Et iKCTfAL iu removinir Hmarsai i Bsaiid Irritation of tho Throat, so x.mmon wiili Spkak una . and SiNak.ih." Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, La Grange, Oa., 'i'eiv-her of lUasic, Southern Female College. . benefit when taken befors TROCHES r.ROWN'3 TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES HP.C'WK'8 TROCHES unows's TROCHES hhown's TROCHES ltnowN's and . Ib.ar r-reacbinu, as they prevent a. From their past eflect. I think they vill bo of . pertoauent advautaicii to ae." kKV. K. 'UIWT.KT, A.M., iru;.t,.it i.r A i tinvtu i.l)..M. T"nn. TUOCI1 ES;-Sol.l bv all liriu-'Kists at TWKKdeel -i;ind.vw FIVK CKN'Irt A HOX lollaaa Bitters dvsim a I i v, Liver Complaint, Fever nd Ague, Lo Titr pun n'.fnl Inf ro,lurtifi nnd nf tftl liitt'l Kfinly linn lifvu thn nina) for a lilvia.1 HxmS of ciidj.tun'1 ittltitt hiilofH." crid tn arjij(i liirin-s from h ti irt Uottlt Co a flv pi Hon k. onUl tliM woril Kiti'irt in hut ftaothr utiiiiH fur f rig" ot iwifiirt viUniriMH wti!ik-y m:Ttnr.. lint tin rojilly rrt p-li.-f tl-riv fiom t yilnuttf iia, uao ttptioftiiil. of our ii 11 iriijn, BfERHAVE'S HOLLAND iriTJ'ERa. nn.1 th, rvtirt itlarn'-' itf ,,1 irw.;tram, hum asta- ' bli.hed f -rita reputati.H which tbe howf of KitiMMious ' ni'd eoiMitet feits havo failed to tin lerfnflMi S(.b Un-Iv a v.yetal.le preparation, with baroly suilk i.ut ptne spirit to pr,-eero it. Hot . ! Me of tho fi iiitlne, (Tlalfl'int Boi:ls, .rice n.M; I'.i 1. Ah It i a me.ll. in.. of lon-trletl efflritey for Purfifin0 ttir Jii'M'rf. n es-eiiiial f.-r the found itiou of ftcmfj h'-idth and for correcting dit.iders of the siomai-h un.1 L.we's. . Tv.o or t.r- e il.w. will cr.Fivhiee th Bfnicted of fta sabrary eitv-ets. The (.toninrii will speedily rodaiu its .treii'th, a h. alttiy ftcM'.n of tbe Liver, bow. Is and ki ln.'.irt will n take place, and renewed health bs the ijdick r.jault. For IlfDiriTIRTIOW, Try Bcprhave's Holland Hitlers. Tor UKAIITBUKN, Try Eu rJiau's SloIIand Dlltcrs. for ACIDITY, Try rliavc's IJoi'auil Hitters. For WATEHBRASTf, Try Ecrrliavc's Holland Hitlers. for HEAD ACHE, Try fia'r.'nvc's Holland Bitters. For I OKS OF AITET1TE. l'ry Ka-rhave's Holland Eitters. For COiiTIVKNIlBS, Try Ii!rrl:aves Holland Eitters. For riT.TH, Try Effirijavs's Holland Eiders. Tn nil Xitvosis. !.h"iiijoiti' (Ioiih. it f fu mi TriorniiH in' lllld Nelllalelr Aft'S ..no r( i.io.,l IjIIiIt ItciK'flci.iI, nil') hi f i J :tr- Uti to'l u i-4'til c .re. Tl.ft TinlftH, liij;lil -"-or'iirrul'l Hri'BrieM I7oi Lvm- HiriKhi put iijt in h;tif j.uit Im-iiIi h only, nrxl r'ltmll nt Ouf l)'i)lur per Ktt)v Tin r:r(t ditimtTiiS fir tliif truly ir! lui:l ni'-licio Iimh JimIikv-iI many J. iiLHtJ 'ti ulihh ti pul-iiir ivulil gnunJ tatruit '"" "f t!'i) ostium ! fr-f find our name i$ tm Vis UiJ- J of -:- '(,' "; ifVu t'lty. Eenj. Page, Jr. &Co. SCLL PROPRIETORS, riTTKHL'KiiH. PA. KELLER & WHITENS A GENTS, JJvaiiKvMe, lnd Tt TlHs " The public havo been so olten inip.iHi'fl on by tin pri!oi!.iil men who hi ve advertised worthies iicslruii.s as valuable Medical Remedies for disease, that it is now exrt. ni dy dillicult to introduce an art icle of r. at n erit. In calling your attention to DH. J. BOVEE DODS' IMPERIAL WINE is 11 t m m s n Wo feel con li. l.-nt that are peefornilnit an act of humanity to tins ulllicted of Ibe land, a should never cause us lo I. lass"d anion;; tho hutubuK of be (lav. Tb.se j-.stly clebrabd W1KE TilTTEItS are jiia t.. from a.ikilful co-ib nation of B .y berry , Oen -t'.'i, Camomile Flowers, W ild Cherry Treo llark, Hid.ini. n's Heal, Conifrey and Spikenard, with a pure and unadulterated Vv'ino. As a remedy 1- r Incipient Consumption, UiMt-;iKi' .'o- e 1 u.ni;eMi.jii, l'yspepsta, Nervous Oempluints, Iijsfas pe.iiliar to File Female nii'i, as a koiiitki i onic, they m ill nrova truly valii ibl... Fo ty they nre ikiicsh ami Ut-iicral OebiliUNSURPASSED'!. CliTDtiifii, Lawyers, and all I'oldic fpfsikers, '"" MiiJcnls. Artihts, U00U keepers. Tailors, MDi. slivses, and nit persons who h ad a eedentary life will derive ure.it benctii from the use of these H-i. tors. All.i. unh tho iiieilical men ( f 11. o country, as a nen. ral thim.-, disapprove of Patent Alediciuea, yt we .!.. not b licvo that a rrHpe. -table Physiciau can be louii.l ill the I luted Mat.-s, who will not highly upprove of Hit. J. 1JOVF.K HODS' IMPKJUAL WINK l-WTTKUS. For h;ilo l.y , , j Chas. W: ddifield & Co., - I op ieto-s, TH William Slre.-f, New York. V. If. T. STOLiOAIlO, Js KLLKlt &; W IIITK, j an I - lind.t iv A.-iits. Kvaiisvilli., lnd. H J5J- Pok's. 'fiie rtiil.i.. rils'r Ims just nw-oivnl Iroi Irom Oi.au, ,. V.. a lot of the IhwI Jleuilork Fencing ever ottered 10 tins market. He is also prepared to fiirni-.li n'""l Fen... 1'oxiM, in laruo or small ij'iantiti.w. 1 all at the corner of N-vwnth and Main streets. "No I1011I.I0 to she ithmIm." l..7-.t.Vw J. '. ULOVF.R. fv,A' 1.11, 1-9 I l.il... pleas FS'tlTICK. ie to 1 ti ink my friends and tha t pat ron.-iep, umi solicit a ronpublic for tl tiriuan. o toi the le- .-oii.eiu. 1 respts:tillly ra .,iiesl ai.' ts-rs.l.s iud bl.d fo 10 by open acrfHint I. ml, and notes ..er-.hte, to settl- the same, as I jiiii an i.eoi ti. cl.t up my old business as soeaaa poil.le. (jail.".) MM. Ul KKbOWKK. II 1 f VJ-VV I' 1 1. 1. 1-: I'll. 1 1..' I am still duliieriiiir lo anv t.ai t ff the city (In III tut it j. -.of not linn IK an Vo IhikIkIh) the best quality ol Po,li. mi M me 1 ojiI, uelt h. Lu lled, at tfcenta per l.it.hrl. 1 ..III U. i. . neil to deliver an artlcltt ol ( '. .il, t alioii uiu.cn eii.-.l from tbe pile, at 8 csnU per Ixi do I, and slack or nut Coal, in limited quaatitles, at ., rents. J M I N W Y V ' l , UedV-if ixc'yand Mang'r Bodiiim JIiu'k Oo.

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