Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 175, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 4 April 1861 — Page 3

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THURSDAY MORNING....................APRIL 4 ======= BANK NOTE LIST. Corrected for the Journal daily by the Savings Bank, No. 4 First street: ——— BANKABLE FUNDS. State Bunk of Indiana, Indiana Kree Bank "in good credit). State Back of Ohio, Kentucky Banks, Philadelphia CityB'ks, New York City Bank. Ohio Kree Banks tin good credit). New Turk Stale Banks, New England Banks, Baltimore City Banks. CNCCKBEXT. Illinois and Wisconsin discredited Missouri O.d Banks, Tenn. ss e TaimtBHee Banks (unsecured) Iowa Bnks Virgin in Pennsylvania Lou siana .- ft dis 'g,25 " ' : " X'&tt " 4 " 6 " -1&5 " I " 10 " North and Smith t'aioiiua Alabama and Georgia 10 DISCREDITED ILLINOIS. 2 psr cent, distnmnt. , Frontier Bunk. American Exchange B'k Bank i f Raleigh. Bank of Anrora. B'k ot he Conimnnw'ltb Corn Kxchaugr Batik. Greyville Bank. Nntional Ba k. Faimers' & Traders B'k. Qiand Prairie Bank. Morgan Conity Rank. Merchants' aud Drovers' Bank. Heed's Bank, t-'rairie Stare Bank. Bank of Albion, ttink of B.-ntou. Ktil road Bank. Southern Bunk of lliiDots, at Grayville. Btnk of Carmi. Stats B id k, at fhawnee-l Bank of Fed ral Union. town. IBnk of Republic. . !;ntl Bank. 20 per cent, discount. Commercial Bank. Bank of Qnincy. 'continental Bank, bank of Southern 111., at Coin Planters' Bsnk. Bolton. i Farmers' Bauk of Ills. Batik of Belvidere. Bank of Chester. Bank of Pike County. Bank of Elgin. Citizens' Bank. Elgar County Bauk. : Farmt-rs' B'k, at Canton. 'Illinois State Bank, i Lancaster Bauk. i Mississippi River Bunk. ! New Market Bnk. iSllKHUeUd Batik . Union Bank. B'k of Metropolis. B'k of Parrnot. EXCHANGE. Exrh.mge on New York buying at.... tilling at .. ...c prem. J-Jc preni. com. American Gold buying at c prem. Selling at ; lc prem. DISCREDITED WISCONSIN. Arctic Bank 25 Bank of Eau Claire, ..25 Koshkonong Bink, 25. All broken-bank money bought at the best rates. ======= RI VER ITEMS. ——— STEAM BOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. Curlew, Wabash; Dunbar, Paducah; B. J. Adams, N. O.; Lue Eaves, Green River; Nashville, Cincinnati; Des Moines, St. Louis; E. H. Fairchild, Lou.; Com. Perry, N.O. ——— DEPARTED. Dunbar, Paducah; B. J. Adams, Lou.; Lue Eaves, Green River; Nashville, Nashville; Des Moines, Louisville; E. H. Fairchild, N. O.; Com. Perry, Pittsburg. LOUISVILLE, April 3.—River rising slowly. Seven feet nine inches in the canal. Thermometer 98°. CINCINNATI, April 3.—River risen seven inches. Now 19 3/4 feet. Weather clear. Thermometer 60°. ......The Weather during the early part of the day, yesterday, was pleasant and clear. In the afternoon it became cloudy and there were iddications [sic] of rain. Indeed it commenced sprinkling slightly. ......The Mattie Cook is the mail boat for Bowling Green this evening. She leaves about 6 o'clock. Persons desiring to go up Green River should secure a berth on the Mattie Cook as no other steamer leaves for that stream until Saturday. Our handsome young friends Travis and Miller will be found at their respective posts. ......The little Calliope Eagle is the packet for Louisville this evening at her regular hour. The calliope always gives notice of the boat's arrival and departure. Capt. Donnelly and Mr. Lusk will hospitably entertain all who take passage on their boat. ......We understand that Capt. Sutton of the Wabash trade has purchased Capt. Baker's interest in the Greenville, and designs running her up the Wabash. If any one can make a boat go in that trade, Capt. Sutton is the man. ......The Dunbar yesterday had a brass band on board which discoursed some excellent music to our citizens. ......The Switzerland left New Orleans last Wednesday, the Fanny Bullitt on Thursday, and the Diana, N. W. Thomas, Jesse K. Bell, John Raine, and Woodford on Friday and Saturday. ......The Louisville Courier says that the Neptune dropped her chimneys overboard at Memphis the other day. The Neptune must be very unfortunate. She lost her chimneys while at our landing, and if she lost another pair at Memphis she certainly must be in a bad streak of luck. ......The following items we glean from the Cincinnati Commercial of Tuesday: There were thirty steamers in port last night—the largest number at the levee at one time, for a month or two. Freight is scarce for all points in comparison to the tonnage. We understand parties are here negotiating for a boat to take a cargo of corn to Arkansas river, providing they can get it transported below the ruling figures. Notwithstanding the abundant tonnage, we don't believe a boat can be found to take it under the current rates. The J. H. Doue has abandoned her Arkansas River trip, Capt. Davis having concluded to leave for Pittsburg, to day, with 800 bales of the Messenger's cotton, and the Hazel Dell's re-shipping merchandise. A short time since we congratulated a well known clerk, in the Memphis trade, on finding twin girls at home on his return from a successful trip. A well known New Orleans clerk was greeted with the same good fortune yesterday. A boy, aged ten years, whose parents reside on Lodge street, fell overboard from a yawll [sic]. below the foot of Sycamore street, yesterday morning, and was drowned. MANIFEST OF THE STR. CURLEW.—135 bags corn, 51 bags corn, 60 bbls flour, 7 bbls eggs, Crane & Brown; 463 bags corn, 398 bags corn, N. Overton & Co., New Orleans; 485 bas [sic] corn, J. H. Oglesby; 179 bags corn, 1 bbl eggs, Bement & Viele; 97 bags wheat, Bethel & Bro., Newburgh. ====== RAILROAD RECEIPTS. APRIL 3, 1801. 1 car load poultry, John Young ; 4 car loads cattle, 60 bbls whisky, 9U0 bush, coru, 2 sacks s-ed, 38 bales hav, I'M bb'.s flour. Crane A Brown; 1 box hams, W. M. Aikmun A Co,;20 boxes tobacco, 55 bdls sish, Preston Bros ; I bbl eijits, A Lemck Co.; 1 box, P. G. O'ttiU y A Co.; 12 pk , D. O. Iaily ; 2 boxes mdie, Boser Bros,; 1 box, Mackey, Heuuiiiir it Co.; 'M bush wheat, Ieleheart Bros.; 2 boxes, French A Co.; 1 box, P. Boyle ; 3 bbls, 2 oisks, I box, L. Kesslcr ; 1 case, Scbapker A Bussing; 1 box goods, P. Pa'rounis ; 5 boxes, 1 basket, 1 cook stove, 2 bedxteuds, 1 trunk, I. B. Bissell ; I'i bdls leather, 3 Isixe, A. Keis ; 670 bash corn, Wni. U. Boiconrt; 2 bbls sweet potatoes, Gao. Foster it Co.; SO b.tls sash, 1(5 doors, 1 sa:k feathers, & bdls rases, W tuler Sc Kirs ; 13 boxes, 1 trnnk, R.-e1 A Burrows ; 3 bales domes'ic, J. S. Jaquess 1 bdls scythes, a bdls forks, O. S Sontajr ..; 1 box. S. S. Hopkins; 1 bale, 6 boxes, J. H Maghee & Co.; 18 boxes, 1 bale, Slaughter & Dunkerson. ———<>——— ——>Dr. John J. Speed, the new postmaster at Louisville, assumed the duties of the office Monday. There were no changes made in the clerical force. ———<>——— SUICIDE.—Franklin D. Owen, a young lawyer of ability in Chicago, committed suicide in that city on Thursday by taking laudanum.

Special Notices. ======= <Holloway's Pills and Ointment.—Do>mestic remedies. - No other formula combine in bo compact or concentrated a form the active and eseuf'al properties of medicine, or are so well adapt eJ t J family use, as these popular remedies. Dovoid of all mineral aud vegetable poisons, simple but efficacious in operation, they may be administered with equal safety to the infant as to the adult. No household should be without supply, as they are always useful in case of accident. Sold by all drugfists at 25c., 62c. and $1 per box or pot. ap2-lwd Aivr Complaint !Virppi: dice, Nervous debility, and all diseases arising from a disordered Liver and Stomach, such s Constipation, Piles', Acidity of the Stomach, Nauseau, tleartburu, Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or flattering at the pit of the stomach, Swimming of the Head, Harried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering of the Heart, choking sensation when lying down, dimness of the vision, dots or wobs before the sight, yellowness of the skin aud eyes, suddeu flushes of beat, and great depression of spirits, are speedily and permanently cured by HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS, sold at 75 cents per bottlo, by the proprietor. DR. C. M. JACKSON 4 CO., 418 ARCH St., Philadelphia, aud by all druggists and dcalns in medic ii e in the United States snd Canada. sp2 2wd Ji Southing- Syrup for Chtldrtn mmy be found in IIuunuweH's Universal Cough Remedy, and a fair tri il for comparison is the only way to do it justice. The great error of mistaking a quiet, or sleep iu thecbild, when produced by preparations of opium, so largely nsed in such preparations, ia not only against all natural laws, but is the flrJt and sure step to a diseased constitution. When an opiate is required for the child, from three to six drops ot the Tela Anodyne, given with the Conyh KmmrJti, will give all the natural elb t ts, and leave no bad "nt'S to Injure the system. ap2-lmd MVhsmii of tin Slommeh aid f.ndldiestioti. Another great cure effected by Beerhave's Tlolhwi I Bitters. Hui wiTo of Pietro De Witte, living in Ilu'lmiJ Town, Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered mii'h from weakness of the stomach and Indigestion. She had been nnler a physician's rare fir some time, but the disease si-emed to battle even his skill. She purchased some HOLLAND BITTERS at our office, which has given touii to her stomach ; her appetite and her strength are returning, an I we firmly believe that this isari'ither greatcure effected by yonr medicine. We have still to record many won lerfnl cures effected by this remedy, but must watt another opportunity. One thing joh can rely upon, wh:it we have published are from petsons much respected in onr commun;ty, an J are literally true. J. Qcintcs, ap2-l md Kd. Sheboygan Nieusbode. fhnke aud Burn :8hki tnd iturT! Thiis the life of agony endured by the sufferer from Fever and Ague. He wauders like an uncertain shadow, never knowing what moment he may be prostrated, and therefore di-iinrlined to give any serious attent ion to business. He is a burden to hiroielf and a bnriluu to his friends, who are worn out in adtnistering to his wants. This is the condition of thousands in town and country. It is no Dxaueration to say that Fever and Ague kills more people than any twenty other diseases in America. For a sure nud openly cure of this terrible i-niietion we take great pleasure in recommending Pr. Wostetter's Stomach Bitters, which have already achieved a wide repntatiou fir rapid and powerful effects in ret ovatiug the tystem prostrated by this disease. Tit Mnal female .TJeiitclne. The fuuetion il irregularities pecnliar to the weaker sox are invariably corrected without pain or inconveni tnce, by the us jof Judsou's Mountain Herb Pills. Tbey are thes ifest and surest medicine for all the diseases incidental to females of all ages, and more especially so iu this climate. Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have these Pills. No one who ever uses them ence will allow herself to be without tbm. They remove all abstructions, purify the blood, snd give to tlto ektii that beautiful, clear, and bealthf il look so greatly admired iu a beautiful and healthy woman. At certain periods, thess Pills are an indispensible companion. From one to four should be taken each day, until relief is ob'ainqd. A tw doses, occasionally, will keep the system ho healthy, and the blood so pure, that di.s:va:t-6 cannot cntsr the body. Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all medicine dealer. ap2-ltndw Hair itye!Hir Mtyelt Hair Up!.'! William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye ? ' The original and best in the world ! I f All others aro mere imitations, aud hould be avoided, if you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair Dyed instantly to a beautiful ar t Natural Brown or Black, without injury to the Hair or Skin. FIFTEEN Mr PALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded to W'n. A. Batch). lor rit ?c and over Wl.OOOapp nations have beet, inudo to thfc Hair of bis Patrons i his famous Dye. W. A. BATCHKlA R'S HAIR DYK produces a color not to tie d istiu : uished from nature, and is Wskbantkd not to iujt in the least, however long it may be continued, aud the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied ; the Haic luvlgorated for life by this Splendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers. AThe Genuine has the name and address upon a steel plate engraving ou four tidos of each Box. of William A. Batchklor. Address CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor, sept.20-lyrd.tw 81 Barclay-st, Now York. Wm.J. itatchelor'm Hair It ye Tti splendid Hair Dye has no equal Instantaneous in effect Beautiful Black or Natural Brown do staining the skiu or injuring the Hair remedies the absurd aud ill effect of Bad D)os, and invlgo rates tho Hair for life. None nre genuine uuhss igned " W. A. Batchelur." Sold ovr-ryw " ?re. CHAS. BATCHELOR, t pnotor. nfrW SI Bnrclv-t. New Vnrk CwreC'oKAi, Cold, Hoarseness, IhJIh. eitzu, any Irritation or Sorene o the 2'),roat, Kelieee the Hacking Cough in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, and Catarrh. Clear and give strength to the voice of PIBLIC SPEAKERS sndSlItGEUS. Few are aware of the importance of checking a Cough or "Commou Cold" in its first stage; that which iu the beginning would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected, soon attacks the Lungs. '.'rowa's Bronchial Troches," containingdemulcent iutrredivnts, allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irriatton BROWN'S "That trouble in mv Throat. (Tor which the Trpc7ie' are a specific) having made m( often a mere whisperer." N.P.WILLIS. "I recommend their use to Pvblic Speakkks." Kbv.K. II. CUAPIN. "Have proved extremely serviceable in Hoarseness. Kev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. "Almost inBtant relief in the dis TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BBOWN'S TROCHES tressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma. Rev. A. C. EGtJLESTON. Contain no Opium or anything BROWN'S TROCHES injurious." Da. A. A. n AYES, Chenuxl, Hoston. "A simple and pleasant combina tion for Coughs, tc." BROWN'S TROCHES BKOWN'S Da. G. F. BIGELOW, Eoeton. "Beneficial in Bunnell itis." Da. J.F. W. LANK, Hostan. "I have proved them excellent for Whooping Copoh ." Rev. U. W. WARREN, nston. "Beneficial whn compelled to speak, suffering from Corn.' Rev. 6. J. P. ANDERSON, tit. houis. "EKi-ECTrAt in removing Hoarse TROCHES BBOWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES cl 6mdAw ness and Irritation of the Throat,, so common with Spf.ak ers and Sinuebs." rrof. M. 8TA0Y JOHNSON, La (grange, Oa., Teacher of Music, Southern Female College. "Great benefit when taken before and after preaching, as they prevent Hoarseness. Fron: their past effect, I think they will be of permanent advantage to roe. Kav. E. ROWLEY, A. M President of Athens College, Tenu. Woold by all Druggists at TWENFlVECENld A BOX.

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. ======= WASHINGTON, April 3.—Contrary to the expectation of the bidders, the Secretary has concluded to accept no offer below 94 for the 18,000,000 loan. The amount therefore determined on ia only about $310,000. It ia said the Secretary can is3ue treasury notes for the remainder but on this point there ia do determination. Mr. Ely of the Treasury Department, Las gone to Mobile on Government financial business. - ' Chicago, April 3. A colored man named Harris, his wife and two children, were arrested this morning, on a warrant issued by the United States Commissioner Corneau, and sent by a special train to Springfield, where they will be examined to-morrow. The man is claimed by M. J. Patterson of St. Louis county, Missouri, and the women and children, by Mr. Nail of the same county, whence they escaped three weeks since. As it was almost entirely unknown that warrants were issued, they were executed with little difficulty, but after the affair became known the most intense excitement prevailed among the colored portion of the community. Large numbers gathered st the depot at the time the regular train left, supposing the fugitives to be on board. One or two shot9 were fired at the train, but beyond thii there was no disturbance. New York, April 3. The steamer Northern Light arrived to-day from Aspinwall on the 25th. She brings the California mails and treasure. There was a doubtful rumor in Nicaragua that a party of fillibusters from New Orleans had appeared on the Rio Granda. Advices from Peru state that President Moreno of Eqnador had been intriguing for the annexation of his couutry to France. Letters written by him advocating that measure had been printed in the Lima newspapers. Nkw York, April 3. The Commercial's Washington dispatch states that a meeting ot the Cabinet attended by Gen. Scott, was hastily summoned this morning. Capt. Fox has arrived from Sumter. It is thought the consultation is in reference to reinforcing Anderson. There is considerable excitement here. '. A special messenger on the Alexandria and Orange Railroad has been tarred and feathered, because he was a Republican. CONNECTICUT ELECTION. Uautfoud, April 2. The Republicans have probably curried the State ticket by an increased majority. They have both branches of the Legislature. Loomis (Rep.) is believed to be elected in the First Congressional District, by 100 majority. IIautkord, 1 P. M. The Republicans have elected their State ticket by au increased majority. They have curried both branches of the Legislature and the First and Third Congressional Districts. They have lost the Second. The Fourth is not fully heard lrotn. In Hartford county, Buckingham's vote is 8,363; majority against him, 65 ; last year it was 210. Charleston, S. C, April 3. Dispatches to the Day Book say : The crisis has at last arrived. Provisions to Majo- Anderson were stopped to-day. Gen. Beauregard is now inspecting the fortifications. Orders from Montgomery for the commencement of hostilities are hourly expected. The preparations are all complete. Galveston, April 3. Houston sent the Legislature a message protesting against a Convention, and appealing to the Legislature to sustain bira, claiming still to be Governor. The Legislature took not the slightest notice of it. ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA. Halifax, April 3. The steamer America from Liverpool 23d, Qtieenstown 24th, arrived this morning. The steamer Adriatic from New York arrived at Queenstown on the 23d. Breadatuffs quiet and steady. Provisions quiet. London, March 23. Consols 91,92 for money; 92j92 for account. The Bank of Pngland had reduced its its rate of discount to 7 per cent. The French corps Legislative had rejected the amendment to the Emperor's address in favor of the withdrawal of the French troops from Rome and finally adopted the whole address. LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN. The America has 87,000 in specie. There will be no steamer on the Gal way line from Gal way till April 9th. England. In Parliament Mr. Fortesque explained that the present Convention between England and France respecting the Newfoundland fisheries only regulated the machinery under existing treaties, and as it did not atlect the rights of Newfoundland, it would not be laid before that Legislature. Lord Wadehouse also explained the terms of the new Convention with Mexico, by which certain custom duties are appropri ated to British bondholders. In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell promised to produce the correspondence with the American Government relative to the fugitive slave Anderson. Lord W. Graham asked whether explanations had been demanded from France relative to assistance rendered by the French Minister in the escape of Miramon from Mexico. Lord John Russell admitted that Miramon had violated international law, but said that in absence of official dispatches, the Government had not been replied to on the subject. France. The Bank of France on the 21st reduced its rate of discount from C to 5 per cent. In the Corps Legislative M. Jules Fabre had moved his amendment to the address requesting the withdrawal of the French troops from Rome. He strongly urged the necessity for auch a proceeding, and asserted that the maintainance of the status would we impossible. The amendment was then rejected by 24G to 5. The entire address was finally agreed to by a vote of 213 to 13. So far from recalling the French troops from Rome, it was generally reported in Paris that 10,000 men were about to be sent out nominally to reinforce the garrison there, but really to make a counter demonstration to that of Austria on the Po. Italt. The new Ministry is not yet announced. Rumor give3 tho following combination: Cvour, President of the Council and Minister of foreign affairs, and Marine and Fanti, Ministers of War. London, Friday. Funds dull but steady. Gold continued to flow into Banks, and their were anticipations of a further reduction in rates. Paris, March 23. Paris papers of to-day, publish a telegram dated the 20th inst. stating that the Porto has consented to a prolongation of the occupation of Syria. Tbe international commander at Beyrout had demanded a prompt execution of the condemned Druses. .

PITTSBURG, April 3.—The mail train due

from Philadelphia at 1 o'clock P. M. to-day, was thrown from the track near Wall's station, about 13 miles from this city, by the breaking of an axle. The forward car went down an embankment fifteen feet, the others running off the track. About eighty passengers were on the train but no one was seriously injured. The following were slightly injured: Mr. Dobbs of Pittsburg, L. Carpenter Davis of Holmes county, Ohio, T. Maloy of Hollidaysburg, Penn., and J. Summers express agent of Philadelphia. They will be able to leave to-morrow for their places of destination. The mails caught fire from the upsetting of a stove and the contents of several pouches were badly damaged and destroyed. The Washington letter mail is excepted. The New York and Philadelphia mails were slightly damaged. The Baltimore and Harrisburg mails were considerably damaed, and the way mail between Pittsburg and Harrisburg almost entirely destroyed. ——<>——— Ch A elbston, April 3. The Convention Is in secret session discussing the new constitution, which will doubtless be ratified on Wednesday by a large majority. New York, April 3. Stocks dull and lower. In money no change and rates on call firm at 46 per cent. Sterling . Exchange closed quiet but firm at 1 081 08 J Banker's Bills. tievr York Market. New York, April 3. Flour opened steady with moderate export and home trade, and closed dull ; sales 15000 bblg at 5 455 75 for common to medium extra western ; 5 705 75 for extra round hoop Ohio ; 5 807 00 for trade brands. Whisky in moderate demand and unchanged ; sales at 1818J. Less doing in wheat and the market scarcely so firm and prices without important change ; Chicago spring 1 25i 27 ; winter red western at 1 35 1 38 in store and delivered. Rye firm with fair demand at 66(3,67. Barley heavy at 72. Barley malt at 8588. .Corn opened steady and closed dull and a shade easier at 6768 for red mixed western. Oats in moderate request at 3132. Pork demand continues active but the market scarcely so firm at 16 9017 00 for mess ; 12 6213 00 for prime. Beef firm but quiet. Cut meats steady at 66 for shoulders ; 88J for hams. Bacon quiet aud prices unchanged. Lard steady at 9 10. Coffee continues steady and demand good ; sales 3000 bags Rio at 11J13J; Java at 17. Sugar in little better demand and prices unchanged. Molasses steady. Tallow firm and in fair reqnest at f J0 J . Stocks lower. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, April 3. Demand for flour continues limited and market dull at 1 50 for su per; 4 60(5 75 for extra. Wheat unchanged and iu fair demand at 98 for red; 1 0S(71 12 for while. Corn unchanged and in fair demand at 3235 for shelled. Oats at 26 and in fair demand. Whisky firm; sales 1200 bbls at 13J. Better demand for mess pork; sales at 16 50 for country; 16 75 for city. Good demand for bacon sides; sales 350 hbd3 at 910 and 10 for the different kinds; at the close it was easier to sell than to buy at these rates; shoulders dull. Bulk sides very firm at 8J. Lard firm at 9 ; 180 bbls rump pork brought 12c. Groceries unchanged. Exchange steady. LOCAL NOTICES. The Panorama continues to attract large audiences, who almost ' universally express themselves as highly pleased with the exhibition. Last night there was a very good attendance. To-night another opportunity will be offered for witnessing this pleasing and instructive exhibition, aud we advise everybody to go. To-morrow afternoon an exhibition will be given for tho benefit of children and ladies who cannot well attend at night. SThe Ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Ch ireh will give a Donation Party to the Rev. J. G. White, at his residence on the corner of Firs and Chestnut streets, on Friday evening, April 5, 1861, at 7 o'clock, to which all his friends are cordially invited. Ef3& For a neat, fashionable outfit, go to the popular clothing emporium on First street. Lyons has now a magnificent stock of the finest clothing, furnishing goods, and outfits for boys and youths ever brought - to the State, and is selling goods at low figures. HaT Our Sanctum was made fragrant yesterday by a beautiful boquet which a fair friend kindly sent us. It was quite refreshing to inhale its grateful odor while poring over our exchanges. The fair donor will will please accept many thanks. PST" We congratulate our readers upon the discovery of a sure cure for Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia, and all Mercurial Diseases, which is effected without the use of internal medicines, which destroy the constitution and give temporary relief only. In fact it is the only known remedy effecting a perfect cure, and we feel warranted from its recommendations, in calling the attention of the afflicted and those having friends suffering from Rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia, or the pernicious effects of Mercury, to the advertisement in another column of our paper, of Dr. Leland's Anti-Rheumatic Band. apl 2t-diw Stork fob Rent. The store lately occupied by James Oakley & Son, as a dry goods store is for-rent. It is one of the best business stands in the city. For terms apply to M. W. Foster. Tub St. Louis Republican saya there are fir thousand vacant houses in that city. The Cincinnati Gazette say3 there are not three hundred in that city, and concludes St. Louis must be going to seed. A Conservative Voice from South Carolina. T7e make the following extrac, says the Nashville Patriot, from a letter written by an intelligent gentleman residing in South Carolina to a gentleman of this city : I intend to visit Tennessee during the summer and autumn, with a view to removing there should next winter find tbe " stars and stripes " still floating there. 1 love tbe South with an undying love, but, at tbe same time, I feel an attachment to the glorious old Union that I can never feel to our new Confederacy, whose-" glory " and may it be great is all ia the future.

; u No Pttostkrriios rori Omtos's pkbi i The Southern papers, and especially those of South Carolina, have persistently asaert- ; ed thit there is no such thing us prosuription in the Southern Confederacy. The ' following, which we find in the editorial

columns of the Columbia (S. C.) Guardian, may be regarded by some persons a3 a verification of their asservations : We are informed that an individual who has been living in Anderson village for the past fifteen years, first p.s a shoemaker, then as a dentist, and who stood fair in the community, having been discovered to be an Abolitionist, and one by his own confession, was taken charge of on Monday by the citizens, and shipped on yesterday morning to a more congenial climate. His wife and family accompanied him. Plagiarism of a Well knowk Writer. Joel T. fleadley, author ef Napoleon and his Marshals, and other works of fiction, has been caught in a very unpleasant scrape. In the February or March number of Harper's Monthly appeared a profusely illustrated, but rather trashy article, under his name entitled The Siege of Pontiac. It now turns out that the article in question is almost entirely stolen from a work entitled Parkman's history of the Conspirasy of Pontiac, a somewhat obscure but very excellent publication. A Marriage on Houseback. A few weeks ago, William Montgomery and Louisa Long eloped together and were married at Red Bluff, the ceremony being performed while they remained on horseback, prepared for the emergency of an alert parent. The citizens gave them a hearty welcome, and escorted them with tinkling cymbals and sounding brass further on their way to bliss via San Francisco. MARCH 1st 1861 For Spring HAH X W A R B AT C.S.WELLS, 13 First street, of GOLDEN MILL SAW. EVAN S VILLE , IND. Tftiw oiK iiinsc ami to arrive, the following season, al'le gotHlri, at reduced iiricco 5 casks Planters Hoes, extra heavy. 25 doz Handled Hoes. 10 casks Trace Chains, (extra quality.) 5 casks Log Chains. 30 doz Root Hames. 20 50 25 25 25 35 30 Garden Rakes. Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Cow Bells, heavy. Meal Seives. Coffee Mills. Hand Saws. 3 cases Hook-tooth X Cut Saws. 3 cases Mill Saws. 5 casks Curry Combs, (heavy English.) 200 doz Augurs. 60 doz Chisels and Gouges. 500 doz "BUTCHER'S" Files. 200 doz Locks and Latches. 1500 gross Gimlet Screws. 200 doz Butt Hinges. 60 doz Strap and T Hinges. Also 1800 WTable Knives. 600 doz Pocket Elnives. 100 doz Shears and Scissors. 50 doz Razors, Wade & Butcher's. And 10 cases "OHIO TOOL CO'S " extra BENCH and other PLANES. Blood's & Waldron Scythes, 100 doz. Briar Scythes, 10 doz. Scythe Snathes, 60 doz. Grain Cradles, 25 doz. Forks, 2, 3, & 4 prong, 75 doz. Scythe Stones, 200 doz. Hay Rakes, (Wood), 25 doz. In SumiripH 5 cases Percussion Caps. 50,000 Fish Hooks. 15 Gross Butler's Blacking. 50 coils Manilla Rope. 25 coils Cotton Rope300 lbs Twine Hemp, and Cotton. 300 lbs Cotton Trot Lines and Staging. Together witii Gun Barrels and Trimmings. Patent Well Curbs. Pump Chain and Gearing. Platform, Counter, and Tea Scales. Japanned and Stamped Tinware. 50 bdls Iron Wire. Whips and Lashes. Combs, Porte Monnaies, and Needles. Cabinet Hardware & Tools. Coopers' Tools, (Rochester.) 3000 ft very best brand of Gum Belting. 500 lbs Gum and Hemp Packing. 1000 ft Gum Hose. 100 lbs Copper Belt Rivets. I give exclusive attcution to tbo W'lIOLKbALE TEADE. My Foreign nn.l American Goods are all made ui EXPB.KSSLY VOit ME, from ordera and samples given the Manufacturers several months beforehand, thus securing Uoods exactly suitiible to my trade, ot tho Lent quality and the lowent possible prices, because they all come from first hands. This is self-evident. Cash and Prompt Customers Will And my establishment the very plafe, as I am after the BEST TUA DE, and eutirely satisfied with low fjfures to all such. Prices reduced 10 per cent., Tully, ou many articles of Hardware. C.S.WELLS, ruarlii-till July 1 Sign of the Golden Mill Saw.

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C. R. RUDD S. I. RUDD. RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS. No. 38 PoydraS Street, feb21-6mos NEW ORLEANS. ——————— AI M AIKMAN Ar. CO.. r DEL O X XJ O 33 AND Commission Merchants, No. 6 North Water t., Kvanivtlle. BtS" Agentu for the eale of Suit, Elour, Grain, Provisioiii, and all other articles of Produce. oct25 A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in Produce, , -. AND - Commission Merchants, , Have rttrauved to So, H Main tiirviU. ' OOVS : i , a i ' r. SHARPS, PRODUCE &.C0MUIS'll MERCHANT, Ami Dealer iu Agricultural Implements, Garden & Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, Hydraulic Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c, &c. No. 5 Sycamore St., Itcttrrf ii First anil Main. EVANSVILLE, IND. inaril t. A. CHAN K KM. SHOWN CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, IN'D. SU" A'l'iitu fjr Kar.awha Salt Company. "6T Liberal Cash advances made on Shipments of ----- - 'new PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Cheese ami Butter Agency. R. E. O'RILEiT, 3E H. O p U O 33 COMMISSION "MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter and Cheese. No. 2 Sycamore Street, deci'J ' EVAN3VILLK, IND. gitj.nn nxrHtitt com ..v SL NEW ARRANGEMENT. Tbe Adams Kxritr.ss Company rosprctfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities tor the transportation of FB E I (J if T, PACKAGES, ' MONEY AND VALUABLE fi, Tbey solicit a continuance of former favors. Fapecii.l care taken in tho collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of small and Valnablo packages. All persons wishing to avail themselves of the eilitius of the Express, can obtain any desired Information to reference to the routes and details of tbe biiHinus, at tbatr Office on First street, between Main aud Locust, opposite the Post Office. delg Q. If. KI.SU. Aicent. Old EstblMHharf Boat EVANSVILLE. IND. P. O'RIXiEIT & Co. tKsTOHAtiJi, Jh-OH U IHJJ, Jl.fU A3 COMMISSION MKRCHANTS. General Railrosrf.titeamboat, and Express Agents Special Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are authorized to give through receipts at the lowest possible rates Having a mammoth Wharfhoat at the land i tie, tl) largest on the Ohio River, capable of storing and protecting all merchandise liable to dliisr;e from exposure, wo are prepared to facilitate the dispatch of all consignments, h.rwanle.l to our tare by either RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particnlar attention paid to Receiving, fitoi lug and Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to us forsaU,aiidsatisfaction guaranteed. Oftive and extensive Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, where we are to be found, attem"iig to tli lut. r, sts of onr patrons at all hours, day and night. WKli our sujxTior ractlitina; long standing ; untiring energy; and kuowledga of our business, ir feel conndeuv of giving general satisfaction,! i' hope to merit a continuance of the extnsivepatrou age we are now enjoyhig. liiberal cash advances will be made on allconsignrnents tt either ourselves or curnwpoiidents in uojr if the principal market-i, North., Kant or Nonrb. P. C. O'RILEY A. CO. WORM CANDY, OK Santonino Lozonges. 'rK oft'ni these Lozenges wifln.nl disguise to their composition. As their name import, tbey deieiitl for IhiM r em.acy upon Pantonine alone the lately discovered active priuriple of the j-.u-ropeuu or Levant Worm Weed. All Ilia merit which we d-iiui fir our medicine is the purity of the Sautoniiie which it contains and the careful manner in which it has beeD iucornorated with and distributed tlnouh I he ma- from which the Lozenges have lieen fnnucd. To be sure of tlitse important (loinf, we I? e them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works, where the Santonino ts first tested for irs pnriiy aud then combined in the Lozengo in such way as to retain its properties and virtues uncbitiigr-d. To the Profession w present a valuable aud wellknown medicine in a convenient anl attruotive form, of uniform an 1 known strength the dtroctions indicating the dose of Pantonine according to the U. 8. P. To the public we efler a remedy for Worms, em -cacious.safe, and as pleasant as confectionary, at a moderate price. For sale by all reputab'e Drugei.tJ throughout the South or West. WILSON, I'KTEK A Co., d&wtim. Msin St. X JttVItROU; JIT at. me MJL STREET, Are now rccef ving one of the largest and most desirable stocks of Boots, shoes, and Hats ever brought to the State. They have Just been purchased of the minnfacturiTS of Now Kngland, st panic prices. Onr goods are all new and fresh, and of handsome styles. We will sell goods as w, if not lower, thau any House in the Weil, for Oaxh. We will duplicate any New York jobber's bill. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. marti Crescent City Gallery, South-east corner Jtlaln fc e niit ata. x. j.. :o-k.ix:E3-5r, 8UC0BS8OII TO E.C.SMITH, Would respectfully inform the citizens or Evansville and vicinity th- t he has purchacd the above named Gallery, and will continue to nixke pictures in the nsnal excellent style of said Gallery, and at prices as cheap as tbe cheapest. PICTURES IN ST PERIOR OASES. 23 CENTS PICTURES IN EVERY STYLE, AMBU0TXPES, MELAINOTYPES, and ruuTOCRAPn'. Mr. E. O. Smith takes great pleasure in recommending Mr. J. A. D.iley, of Cincinnati, as bis successor in the Crescent City Oullery. Mr. ft. assures his late friends and patroua that thev may pls.ee entire confidence in Mr. Dailey as anobliglog gentleman and au experienced artist, luarjl-omd

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A Card to the Public. The amuiit. of bcilily ar d mental misery arising from a utykct ot small complaiuts, is incalculable, and it is therefore uf llio utmost importance that a strict attention to the least and most trifling bodily ailments should be had; for diseaxaof the body Invariably aftects the mind. DR. MOKKATT'8 VEGETABLE l.IKK MEDICINES, in every instance where they have been thoroughly used, have TRI -I'liPllLD OVER DISEAS1C in almost all its diversified folios. The salutary eflects of the Life Uedicins liave, in fact, been so universallv experienced, that they have become fully established as tbe most easy, safe, and perfect mode of treatnieat evor offered to the public. THESE MEDICINES Jtare now U-rn before live public for a period of AO years, av:l during that time have maintained n high charaetei.ulnuM eierypart of tho Globe for this extraordinary, : jratire properties tihich tlu'Jt puesew. In Many Thousands Of ctrtijMtjL tntfance. they have even rcMtfcf movers from the ve y v-ujq of a uMirntly grave, after all t e d crept it nrmtntrn of the day have ivar'ahl'j laiteit. Bo groat, iuiliKiti, has thoir Htit-ary jo, ar,ti'l nd infallibly proved, tbrvt it b&A pp., tired icarreiy ! ijrtn in it iw uhniH to tlioMt v, h wiire acquaint'' i'th the heautifuMy phf lonnphk-ul priric!..l's .ipr-n wli.cb Uit y nrocoinp nndwl, and up- a wi.ir.h .jcy . -quently art. It van 10 their intioii-t m m-rn'V action in purifyine the spring? n( chHimeln ot lit , and rndiimp; them with renewed ton and vigor, Uint they were iudobtud for their iium . Moffatt's Life Pills!!! Are composed of Vegetable inirre'ltent t xc1ub1v lr, ftinin be ascertained by cheinicil t-s's. l.oor prominent qualifies are those of an active and aeatchiug, though perfectly mild and ugresable detei gent aperient ; of a gentle snpoi ifia, p mot u r the insensible perspiration ; of a plea.mt diuretic, inVigoratiug the Hi Ineys aid bladder; and f a delightful tonic cardiac, exciting appetite by the demands of active digestion, and cheering the mlud with that grateful sense of r novated health which ioiieof tbe most felicitous toolings of our iatur. The Phoenix Bitters I!! So denominated from their anU'ii..;.in I sir of creating new lif.-and to alili.ua it wi re, front the very allies of the iuoit dilapidated coiisfitutto sare mote strongly tnic and mory) imine.iir.tely invigorating than ptSls; containing ttte sime choice vegetable extracts as the later, in a dinvrent molilicatioo. Although really less cuthartio t;.u the Live PiLl.", they nevertheless beiiu f, clenue the attmentiiry caicil much sooner; geucreily slightly operating within three or four hours, and producing adocided sense of relief to the hesd rd stomach, and exhileratiiig the mind even in less time thau this. Moffatt's Life Pills!!! 7 afTfrtiouM of the head t si' k h fad ache or her aui hetiittuhe, tit' I'tlt tcilt V fuid to jo.? the mot mthttttry rtfUaty, Moffat's Phoenix Bitters!!! Have befit hnppthj wed fr the cure of i-Vtw and A-jue with invariable anccent. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE OF CURE 1 S- A wi ll regulatsd and yroportionalc nuatttity of bile upon the stomach, is always reijuislie f r the proraotluu of sound lo ultfl it stimulate digestion aud keeps the intestinal cati.'il tree from till olMtructious. W hen tiiere is a delii ii ncy of bile tbe body is constantly costive. 1 On the other hand an over abundance of bilo causes frequent rrtuiea in the stomach ; and of tun promote very severe attacks of disease, which sometimes end Iu death. Dr. Moffat's Life Medicines! Should be taken in the earlg stages of IUUkvs Cumplaints, and if pttrseve-edin strictly accorlittj to three, tions, Kill positively effect a cure. Piles! Piles! Piles ! ; As a remedy for this most distressing and obMtiimto maiiely, tbo VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES doservo a distinct and emphatic recommendation. It is well-known to hundreds in this city, that the former proprietor of these valuable medicines was himself attticted with this compliiiiit for upwards of thirty-live years, and that be tried iu vain every remedy prescribed within the whole compass of the Materia JUrdica. lie, however, at length tried the medicine which ia now offered to the public, aud he was cured in avery short time, aftur hi recovery had been pronounced not only improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any human njeane. Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters ! Core I)ypepiii, by thoroughly cleansing ths lirrt and secend Stomachs, and creating a How of p'ire, healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind; Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Heartburn, Headache, netlvHsnBs, III Temper, Anxiety, Languor, and Melanchoiy, which are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will vanish, as a natural consequent of its cure. The Life Medicines For bilious and liver complaints, wttli their many well-knov'i, attendants, bilious ami sick heailarhe, pain and oppreian at'-r weals, galtliacss, thzzinen, heartburn, loss of aitnetite, are acknowledged to be vastly suerior to anything ever lefore ottered to the publio. Mercurial Diseases. Persons who.o con-titntions have beconi impaired t y the initidicions tue of Hferettry, will And these medicines a pifert cur, as they never trill to eradicate from the system all the eflects of mercury, inrinito'y sooner than the most powerful preparations ol iSarsauri la. Scrofula. . The most horrible cases of Scrofu'a, In which Face, Bones, at, d Limbs of the victim had been preyed ui on by the insatiable disease, are proved bv the nnueiiiableauiuorlty of the sultjrers tbeinsdvee, to have been completely cured by tLinSu purely Veg -table medicines, after all others bd been founa more than useless. Acute or Inilamatory Rheumatism ! Anthrosia Chronica, or CHRONIC RHEUMATISM ! Th!) diseases, which are among the moot i s nful, and by ignorant treatment, the most invc.i r. ate to w hi.-h suR'crtnp humanity is liable, are cured, Sedtlv and p'-rmanentlv cu-vd. bya proper course of the Life Pill sn1 I'hrecix Bitters. Moffat's Pills and Bitters ! But It is unnecessary to enumerate tho nnitiy cas s in which these purely vegetaH rri"'ii't have been successful ; but let us ei iiuro: vt by ..re th. y so nnivemal in their happy effects t Mecuuse they purify the blood, aud thus renovate all cat"" of disease iu the system. llecame iney act powerfully upon the secrutions of the bodv. aud rentovo all impurities at ouce. Because tbey do not reduce the system, but in' i'OTatn it thus requiring no restraint from pleasure or business during tin ir operation. TRY MY MEDICINES ! ! ! Try but a single dose of tbo LIFE PILLS!!! TRY TllFfil ! HK SATISKILO ! Blfi CL'IlhU ! f ? Prprwd bv DR. WM. B. MOFFAT, 335 Broadway, ftew York. And for sab-bv all In n"gists so l Medicine deal ers. Pri. e - Pills, v-'ri cents pr tion; tntierc. n on per Is t tie. - marvs-lyilsw DRESS H AT S. Our spring style, now realty, is one of the handsomest ever seen, an I by a new arrangement, feet as romforbthle lo tho wearer as any sott hat. Eveiy other conceivable style uiado to orter. Union Hats, The neatest dressing bats for a young man. Renfrew & Magenta Hats. Something unoy. Soft Hats Of every conceivable shape aud cUor. Latest stvles. Caps! Caps! Caps! All the leading styles tor spring ami summer Jost received. Infant Hats & Caps . A splendid assortment of I ue y bats an. I caps spring aud summer stylet. Boys Sporting. Hats t.f every description nnd price. Cassimerc Hats. All styles and prices. Soft Beaver Hats For summer wear, as llbt as a feather, si VAUTIEIt & MARCO.NMEK ' Tin. :i'J Mailt trrt. hive just opened a large stock ot l lillctrens , Misses', and Ladies' tShoes. ol every u.cri..e., and which we wiil -"V BUHSI N,J,