Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 176, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 April 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Jurnal. EVANSVILLE, IND. =======

FRIDAY MORNING................APRIL 5 ======= ——>Mr. James Ferry favored us yesterday with a whole file of Cincinnati and Louisville papers. ———<>——— A MISERABLE ERROR.—The compositor in yesterday mornings's paper slaughtered the closing sentence of the leading article most unmercifully. The sentence should read "No! the Union is <sorely beset," &c>. instead of "not sorely best" as in the paper. ———<>——— Masters of "tHe Situation." The New Orleans Cre3eent is a gem aon newspapers. It ever glistens in unclouded rmgoifkence. Exarniae it when you may ns you may new beauties continually unfold themselves to astonish and charm the beholder. Its vivacity is nndying, and sparkles from every paragraph, column, and page. Even the advertisements seem to reflect the rays that glance from the flaming editorials. When wearied with the dull matter-of-t'act tone of a "great majority of our exchanges, we turn to the Crescent with an assurance of refreshment that is seldom deceived. The Crescent thinks the Black Republi cans are troubling themselves unnecccsrarily, and " es.ulls in the prospect of the ter ribly just whippiug Jeff. Davis would be stow on Abe Lincoln, should the two ever meet at the head of the armies of the two Confederacies." The Crescent is " spilin' for a inu3S." It dares anybody to knock a chip od' Jeff's shoulder, orcro33 a prescribed line. The Southern Confederacy have mastered " the situation," and our government had better emulate the discretion of Capt; Scott's coon, and " come down " at once. The Crescent sympathizes with the North on account of its fears in regard to the Southern forls. All is calm at the South because Down South, we have calmly, intelligently and industriously considered and weighed all the advantages and disadvantages of what the French call "the situation." Grasping the difficulties with a strong hand, and cooly calculating the chances, we have mastered "the situation." We are in a position to dictate terms, and whatever terras we dictaie the North will be compelled to submit to. We care nothing about the "possession of Key West and Tortngas." When we want them we shall get them. As for Forts Sumter and Pickens, they have been absolutely iu our power for weeks. They have been spared simply because the great, noble statesman nnd experienced soldier, who presides at the head of the Government of the Confederate States deems it wise to profit by delay. We have profited immensely by delay. Daily and hourly have the Confederate States been advantaged ; and now they present a spectacle such as the earth has never witnessed in any era of its history that of a people so completely armed, and possessing such means of destructiveness, that each man is well-nigh equivalent to a dozen ! How long this state of things will cmtinue we have no means of knowing ; but, from our knowledge of the character of President Davis, we feel authorized to assure the Abolitionists, that when he cannot reulize any more advantages by practicing a system of " masterly inactivity," that they had better prepare for the most tremendous war the records of the past bear witness to, or else submit humbly to the just and honorable terms that will be dictated to them. Ice in dog-days or a brandy " smash," imbibed through a long, clean straw are certainly not more refreshing than that! The cool impudence and bravado of the Crescent is absolutely invigorating ! " We are in a position to. dictate terms, and the North will be compelled to submit." "When we want Tortugas and Key West we shall get them." . " Each man is well nigh equivalent to a dozeu !'' Probably the Secessionists of New Orleans are masters of the situation down there, but we venture the prediction that when the Minnesota and other vessels arrive at their destination the mouth of the Mississippi the "situation" will be "grand, gloomy, and peculiar." Cincinnati Election. We' staled the other day that it was our impression when the vote of that city on Monday last was compared with the vote at the election in October preceding, it would be ascertained that the Republicans had very nearly held their own. The Cincinnati Commercial compares the votewhich proves our impressions to have been correct. The Republicans are beaten this Spring, by the combined strength of all the opposition parties, just 362 votes, more than they were last Fall. Considering the bue and cry that has been made against us on account of the present political nnd financial troubles, the Republicans of Cincinnati did very well. AoRiciTr.TtrRAL SociETiKs. Through the kindness of Mr. Erie Locke, Chief of the Agricultural Bureau at Washington, we have Ix-en furnished with a list of the Agricultural Societies in the United States. The total number is 1101. A perusal of the list will be found interesting. We expect soon to receive a package of choice Seeds from the same office, which will be distributed gratis amongst our subscribers. .A list will be published when the seeds arrive. " ——>The Hon. Wm. Allen, Representative in Congress from the Piqua (Ohio) District, within the last two months has lost his whole family of four children by that dreadful scourge, diptheria [sic]. ———<>——— ——>We have received a copy of the Centralia Commercial published at Centralia Illinois by E. P. Thorpe formerly of the Peterburg Reporter. The Commercial is to be independent in politics. ———<>—— FRUIT PROSPECTS.—We are glad to rel [sic] ceive assurances from our friends in al- [sic] parts of the county that the fruit prospects are very flattering. No perceptible injury has yet been sustained by the peaches and the probabilities are that all kinds of fruit will be abundant. —<Vin. Sun>.

City Election—Official Vote. ========

A- - I ,, CASDIDAJEls. Xii''lw I 2 -"- -!: !! For City Clerk. I ' Patrick Barke ! ."574 W. K. McrB.-....,...v.;;.-.:r:.T.'.l 289 For CO? Treasurer. ,, I Valdeman Sorrenson 1(1 Soren Sorenson I 4ti0 P. licker.........,.. fi Jos. Keitz. ............... ... 28

a , ,a. 491 39 j 1257 14 lCTt 499 541 fill 249 430, 22:s:H73 26' OS 1 wi 54 8 o5 137 J. Beunighotf. , For Citv Collector J. H. Caldwell, Christ. Hedderich... ...... For Marshal. V,. S. Martin Theodora Mingst. for Assessor, three to be elected.) Thos. McAvoy John Sbubert, Win. Dean, Marcus Snerwood ....... Adrian loung... For purveyor. Win. H. Oakley, J. K. Fricfc Jas. I. Sauuders For Street Commissioner. John Smith, Robert Green George Weidig Michael Hahn, Dennis Kenney For School Truttce. II. Q. Wheeler (no opposition.) For Council xn e n . First Ward. Vila. Hnnuell. ...... (no opposition.) Second Ward. John J. Chandler Ed. H. DeGarmo.... Third Ward. Jacob Sinzich , Robert Ferris Fourth Ward. T.J. Q. Smith , Converse Clement , Fifth Ward. John Hedderich (do opposition.) Sixth Ward. Christ Miller 19 1 300 283 230 414 131 32" 730 1017 524 115 524 118 U41 295 173 47S 295 301 207 215 l.v; 9k 321 675 7fiS 900 770 922 51 C 5bS 638 598 38S 81 615 113 1558 27D 455 217 307 2&4 325 132 60 179 125 10 228 235 207 229 114 32 201 63 589 141 37 237 4 J 82 12 232 21 2U 5S0 413 191 191 lea 125 119 1191 1 I ! 116! ! 135' ! , 97;..... I 70 i.. 116 135 97 70 123 123 95 (no opposition.) Seventh Ward. Wm. Kinsman II. L. Dannetrell Ei,jhth Ward. Henry Rot Iker John A. Haney Ninth Tl'orJ. John F. (Hover Michael Mnentzer 12! 123 G3 63 SO 1171 ?9 117 85 115 - 115; Knmbtr nf Agricultural Societies li (lie taited States. Registered on the Mtiilivg Book of the Agricultural imiswn of the I'atent Office, March 29i, 18il. Alabama 91 Missouri 38 Arkatiaas 2j Nebraska Territory ....12 California. 16 i New Hampshire 9 Connecticut.... ........ ..12 j New Jersey 17 Delaware 4 ( New Mexico 1 District of Columbia... 2i New York ...115 Florida Georgia. Illinois Jiidiana..... Indian Territory.... Iowa K audits Kentucky Louisiana Maine .... Maryland MllHKHCllUUctld Michigan Minnesota MiMSissippi... North Carolina. 9 Chin Ill .... ....20 97 ....82 .... 1 ....95 .... 1 ....17 .... S ....23 ....U ....45 ....29 ....31 ...19 Oregon , Pennsylvania 85 Rhode Island 2 South Carolina 14 Teunesseo 21 Texas 34 Utah Territory 2 Vermont 15 Virginia 32 Washington Territory 2 Y ucodsiu :i Total . ...1101 Washington Items. The Cincinnati papers furaiah us with the following items : Oa account of disturbances in Virginia, the postmaster of Alexandria accompanied the new Southern route age:it of the road to-day in charge of the mail. The tone of the British Government and British press annoys the Secessionists here very much, and will do more to dampen the ardor of the new Government of the Confederate States than anything else. L'p to the close of March only seventeen removals had been made in the census bureau of the Department of the Intrior, and of these, five were made to reduce the force. Secretary Cameron returned to-day. His stay in Pennsylvania was cut short, it is said, by a summons from the President. Something decisive in reference to Fort Summer may now be expected at any hour.The precarious condition of the President's health has compelled him to reduce his reception hours, t'rom this day, officeseekers can only get a hearing from ten to one. The opening of the bids for the new loan was commenced at noon precisely, by Sefcrelary Chaie, in the presence of a large crowd, and owing to the large number of small bids, continued for over two hours. The fact that bids for nearly four times tbe amount wanted were put in, and that the entire loan will be taken at rates ranging several per cent, higher than those of the last one, furnishes a striking proof of the confidence of the commercial and financial public in the Administration, and more especially Secretary Chase. . - The report is confirmed that orders have been sent West and South-west to seize all the foreign goods that may be landed from vessels' bailing from the Gulf ports. St. Louis, Cincinnati, Memphis and Louisville will be the largest depots for the reception of these goods, but as the orders to seize them are imperative, the Government believes that the illegal traffic will thu3 be speedily broken up. ". It is generally believed here that the secession feeling, so strongly ' excited at Richmond, is spreading ia Virginia. This tends to embarrass tbe action of the Administration, and to invest the troublous aspect of the times with evil forebodings. The leading men at Richmond are moving heaven and earth to secede. It ia understood now that the new Minister to Belgium'(took out formal protests to all our foreign Ministers, which are to be laid before the European Governments, remonstratiog against any recognition of the Confederate States. w. The call of a special session of Congress seems to be hourly growing probable. Constant appeals in favor of such a measure arc being made by New York merchants. I am able to state, on the authority of a Cabinet officer, that the troops on board the Brooklyn were really intended for the reinforcement of Fort Pickens, and that official advices received duriDg the last fcrty-eight hours, render it all but certain that the order to laud them has been carried out some days since. Rhitish Exports. The amount of the exports from Great Britain-, last year, was about $675,000,000. Of this amount $26,000,000 was in cotton goods and cotton yarns ; $80,000,000 in wollen yarns; $60,791,000 in iron and steel; and $33,000,000 in linen goods and yams. Pkemicms to Bands. We learn from the Charlestown (Ind.) Dtmjcrat that the Clark County Agricultural Society have decided to otfer a premium of one hundred dollars to the best band, and fifty dollars to the second best, at their approaching fair. Tbe fair will be held on the 11th, 12ih, and KUbdaysof September next. The bauds competing for premiums will be required to play alternately during the three days of the fair.

&SaA correspondent of the Boston Journal writes to that paper the follow! g description of a scene in a prayer meeting ill i New York. The 11 western convert," we

are informed, was from our city : . In the Fulton street prayer meeting quite fn interesting meeting was held.' Monday is usually quite a high day.- , A large number of ministers are usually present. Some minister usually presides, and a meeting of, preat spirit is penerally expected". Oh last ! ' Slouday an unusually tall man with aj Western face made several attempts to get i tbe floor, and at last succeeded. He said be 1 came from Indiana ; that he was so near ! Kentucky that the people were one; they j had a common interest: had intermarried:! and a blow struck at one wa3 a blow at the .other. He spoke of the terror that tbe peo ple on both sides of the Ohio had of civil war. And so agitated, alarmed and oppressed were they that they all turned to God, nnd with common consent allowed that God alone could help. The result has been that a great revival has taken place; five hundred persons have been converted. Nearly all the merchants and men of position have turned to the Lord. All business on the Sabbuth is suspended. The town, Evansville, was noted as one at which all the Sunday boats loaded, and the day was not at all kept. But no merchant will now send on board anv merchandise on the Lord's day, and the boats lay over till Mon day. This man said he was a convert of about three months' standing. He had all the Western fervor that rises at times to true elouuetice. He snoke fifteen minutes. but held the house in breathless siience, , broken only by sobs, while almost every face was covered with tears. It was a thrilling scene, and one long to lie remembered. S.2FPennsylvania contains more th&n one-eleventh of the present inhabitants of the whole Union, and about as many a3 all the thirteen colonies at the tima of the Revolution. The population of the six New England States is but little more than two hundred thousand greater, and the seven seceded States contain a white population of several hundred thousand less than Pennsylvania. The late census returns show that the free population of the Confederate Statea amounts to 2,056,481 souls, including men, women and children. In order to raise the proposed loan of $15,000,000, a tax of $5 G4 per capita must be levied on each individual. LOCAL HOTICES. BSTTLe Ladies of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church will give a Donation Party to the Rev. J. G. White, at hi3 residence on the corner of First and Chestnut streets, on Friday evening, April 5, 18G1, at 7J o'clock, lo which all bis friends are cordially invited. ESfi) Don't fail to read the advertisement of Mr. John Healy, who has a house and lot on the corner of Second and Division streets which he will dispose of at a bargain. Stohe FOtt 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 term3 apply to M. W. Foster. New Goods and Nkw Pbices! ! S. Rosen wald k Co., Oak Hall Clothing House No. 73 Main street, inform the public that they have just received their Spring and Summer stock of ready-made clothing, and Gent's Furnishing goods, direct from their Baltimore Manufactory. We assure the public that the stock cannot be surpassed in quality anJ beauty of style and cheapness. W invite the public to give us a call and make their spring purchases at S. Rosenwald k Co., Oak Hall Clothing House, No. 72 Main street. lt-d&w. Donation Supper. The ladies of the Cumberland. Presbyterian Church have kindly tendered to the Rev.' J. S. White, Pastor of that Church, a Donation Supper, which we trust may prove a source of material interest to the worthy pastor. Mr. White has been in charge here but short time, but during his short stay he has labored energetically in the cause be advocates, and his labors have been abundantly rewarded, spiritually, in the great success manifested, by the late revivals in our city, of which Mr. White has been the leader, and most industriously labored. We refer the reader to tbe advertisement in another place. The supper comes off at Mr. White's residence, at 7i o'clock this evening. DIED: On Thursday morning, at 1 o'clock, Auboka Hiria Wf.FBKB, ased 79 years. Her funeral will take p.'aco from the residence of her son , at the corner ot Oak und Eighth streets, this iiflLiiioou at 2 oYUx k. .' : N EW A T V E RT I SJE1VT E NTS. Taken up by Emery Tjong, Jr., Union Township, Vmidcrlui gli County, Indiana, a Mack colt, with a white spot on the right shoulder. Said colt is suppoHoi to be three years old, and appraised at thirty dollar. Given n inter mv hand nnd sea!, this 20th day of March, 1861. t81 DANIEL H. CLOUD, J. P. A tru copy of the original on file and of record ia niv office. - - Attest : LOUIS BICUTEB, C. V. C. C. Hprilft-'lww NOTICE TO HEIRS, OF PETIT1 ON to sell REAL EST A TE. STATE OF INDIANA,! sg Vanderburgh County, . . mm TICK IS HUBKH - GWVSiJS', W V that Henry Jvahn, administrator of Lorenz Zubcr, deceased, has riled hia petition to sell the re il utate of the deceased, his personal property bein insufficient to pay his debts; andth.it said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pie 8 of said County, to be begun and held on the first Monday in May, A. D. 1661. --' " April 4th, 1361. Attest: april5-3w J.OUIS KICHTER, Clerk. A House and lot on the corner of Second and Division streets Apply to John Healey, at Healy A Warren's Booktor. ap5-3m JBlM m bbls ill fine order for ale by - S. E. GIL.Bl.itT A CO., p5 . No. 4 Sycamore st. s I.vnnTille ilill Extra Home, Browning , " " W. M. AlKMAN' CO. .iiK) bales choice Timothy Hay, in store and for sale by M- AIKS1AN A CO. AT . , . T. ; ...i , I, l - ni-d Vi-iiiU, for sate by J CKSalMJk Jr UO. it Uran, at 00.-.; Corn Oats, Ships tuff, and

Meal, at

J. K US KINK & C'O.'d.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= POOR SUMPTER! ———

The question settled at last ! mflaJor Mndcrsqn NEEDS RELIEF, "" : '. ' ; - , And so do' the people who have been paying high , prfc" beir v"- uud relR,f has como last, as Elliott lirqtlicrs Are selling their stock of ' . . ; Dry; Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, And Caps, So cheap that very can't express it. Give them call- . NEAR THE BRIDGE ON MAIN ST. apl c1 ti.nHJT JiJl WH1TH I.B. 50 bbls fresh Cement, 50 Oolite Lime (extra size bbls) in store and for sale by W. M. AIRMAN t CO. Vhb have iust received per Adams Ex press 1 bbl choice Hull Table Butter, ana shall continue to receive the best Western Reserve Butter during the summer. JAS. KllSKINE A CO., No. 47 Main otreet. Tfp ft It M -i.yit I.J H II. Jl 100 bbls Siena Pork, 100 kegs Prime Letif T;ard for family use, in store and for Bale by V. M. AlKMAN A CO. TUTIES"lKI JEWELRY ! Mr. P. L. GEISSLER jrWjfN JUMT HKTl H.K II JPUOM MM. the East with as latve and beautiful a stock of Jewelry, Watches, Gold aud Silver Chains and Fancy Goods as he ever had before, and which embraces the richest variety in each department, and which he will sell at she Lowest Cash Pbices. 1 would reupwt fully invite my friends and customers to examino my goods and prices before purchasinjr elsewhere. - Goods represented positively as they are " Personal attention paid U repairing of fine Watches. Jewelry repaired at tbe shortest notice. Sept. 22d. JOHN IVINS0N, cor. Leet Jk.W. Sta J EDWARD IVINSON. ( Evansville, Ind, J. & E. I VINSON, Manufacturer of XX7'XKrS5C"DaEJ Portable Steam Engine, The Best and Cheapest now i u use. I VINSON'S IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES, Surpass all others in simplicity of construction. I VINSON'S Portable Circular Saw Mill, References through the country where it has cut 1,000 feet of inch Lumber in forty minutes. IVINSON'S Latest Improved Steam Boilers Couiumes only one fourth the fijel uf ordinary Boilers. We also manufacture all kinds of Machinery such as appertains to Railroads, Steamboats, Miniug, Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar, and MH Mills, Tobacco, Wine, and Lnril Press'es, : Sasb, and Muley Saw Mills, Also Sbeet Iron and Copper Work, House Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description' of Iron and Erass Castings. Dealers in Steam and Water Gauges, Gum Belling and Packing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings, kc, &c, tU.ManuiUcturers Prices. Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done at short notice, and workmen sent to all pans to set up and do repairing on Machinery and Boilers. Send for a Circular and see Price Lists. April 3d, 1801. Shoes ! Shoes ! ! Shoes I ! TfjniKB .nisass j.vh t'Hti,u-M-J KKNo bllOKS constantly kept on hand in ureal variety, aud for sale low at the Store of MILLKK & NIEHACS" - 43 MainStreet. VlL GOO'J.S, NOTIONS, f-c , always on hand and at disposal, at MILLER NIEHAUS', 43 Main Street. mrJ JL Pearl Barley at ap2 COOK A LANGLET'S. WW I.TKH BJHEMPB HBOMJL VUww. - COA AND CHOCOLATE. . , 100 lbs. Baker's best Chocolats, 50 " " " Cocoa, 25 " ' Broma, 50 ; " " gweet Spiced rhocolatei 100 .." Nail's No. 1 Chocolate, for sale by COOK A LANG LEY". m 99 lit sals at COOK A LANGLEY'S.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= CANDLES, SOAP AND OIL. PROCTOR & GAMBLE, 24 West Second Street, CINCINNATI, Manufacturers and Dealers in ERASIVE, PALM AND GERMAN SOAP, Star Candles, Lard Oil, Pearl Starch, Fancy Soaps, etc. CANDLES SOLD BY ACTUAL WEIGHT. ***It is well known that many Star Caudles that

are renlly bhwh to the pound, are branded aud sold as " sixes." There is a disadvantage and a loan in thin practice to both retailer and consumer, even if tin Caudlis are bonht at a reduction of 2 cents per K. Irom the price of the regular article Thus : A box of "sixes " ahort weiyht, contains iiiii ChikIIos, and is sold tor 40 IDs., say at lac per lb t7 00 A box of 8ere.ns containing the same number of Candles, same size, is gold fir 31 lbs., actual weight, at 20 cents (5 80 Difference in favor of buying weight 40 Andthis ditlerencs becomes greater as the price advances. It is obvioiu that the-retailer can Ret no more for his 240 candles iu one cafw than in an-otlu-i, consequently, on every hnndred boxes of "t-h t weight " he fcellf,he loses forty dollart. v.i..riS Facts for the People. It Is a fact not to be dispnted, that Roser Bros . are now opening one of the test and cheapest stock of Dry Goods in the cty, comprising every. thin fashionable in Ladies Press Goods, from'lhe lowest price of 640 per yard, np to the hiuhrst. Sbawla in great quantity and variety. Silk Dusteis and LaceMantlas. Our stock of Hosiery. Gloves, Notions, Ac, Ac, is complete. Also the latest styles of Prints, Lawns, Organdies, Borates, Gins hams, Ac. Bleached aud Brown Muslim, Irish Linens, also Cottonadfs, Linen Drills, all for men and boys wear. Ladies, Misses, and Childrcns Shoes, and a pood many articles usually kept in onr line, all of wbii h we warrant to sell as clump as the cheapest. RflSKK BROS. rmvt& .v-v ri.iH i: i. t hj iih B Goods, Staple an t Fancy Ware, just arr:ved fresh from I he hast, nnd opening at the clvapcash store of Miller d- Kiehnns, So. 44 Main street, where every thing is ready for inspection. We would respectfully iuforui our lady customers that we aie now in dnily receipt of tho nicest and tastiest patterns of goods alluded to, and would request ono and all to call on the yinns; horse at No 41 Main Blreet. (p2) MILLER A NIFHAU.S. New Tailoring Establishm't The subscriber hereby informs his friends and the public in general, Ihst be has opened a new Tailor Whop, over Brickley's Patent Bread Bu'rfery, on First street, near Main, where he is prepared to cut aud make up, all garments for M.nl' near, with neatness and despatch. N B. Particular attention pnid to Cutting; also to cutting and making up Boys Clothing. Repairing done on reusouiible terms. ap2 J. PILAR K3. Whoivk 'Ho.LHvfTtH.aoi ti t-S extra choice roll Butter received this duy, at COOK LAWULlfiV'S. 1W 9BITJR M.i.flMi lO bill WUiTJH Linio for H ilo by COOK A T.ANGLEY. H1JmIt KltUIKS. 3 it it . n jo. i Craiiberi i a at ap2 COOK LANGLKY'S. JOHN . OALLA6UCB. L. W. BROWN. GALLAGH ER & BROWN , ATTORNEYS COUNSELORS AT LAW, Third Street, opposite Crescent City Hall, EVANSVILLE, IND. Ba5Vill attend all the Courts in this Judicial District, and having hd lona experience in thu profcion, hope to merit a respectable clieutntje. Bar29 For Sale! We have for sale, on easy terms, the following property: 10 large lots, 50by00 fee t, situated near the new Franklin Street Br diir outside the corporate limits of the city, and therefore free of city taxes. These lots are well adapted for slaughter houses or manufacturing purposes. Also !iOO building lors and four dweiliug houses ia various localities of the city. Also JJO g-jrdeti lots S acres each, on the Newburgh Road, a half mile from the cily limits. We have also for sale or ex-c'-ange a Sue dwelling house, a store aud grocery, with other improvements, belonging t the same. This last mentioned property being in the town of Farmersburgh, 11 miles south of Terre Haute, ou the railroad, being in the richest grain-growing part of the State. For further information in relation to said property, inquire of us at our otlic, over the Crescent City Bank, on the corner of Third and Main streets. mar"l-tillmayl LAW A AST1IES. 7 JSTo-tc o . OFK1CK OT TIIK KVANRVILLE Ga8 LIGHT Co. Kvausvile, Indiana. Notice is hereby given, that, by order of holders of a mfjo'-ity of the hharesot the Stock of the Kv ansville Gas Light Company, made und filed in this ollfce in confoimity with the B-Laws of faid Company, a special meeting of tbe Stockholders of :til Company will be held at this office on the'2ith dav of April 18U1, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., ot said day, for the purpose of filling vacancies in thu Board, of President and Directors of said Companv, caused by th death of C. (i. Keats, lata President, and the resignation of Mathew Morgan as Director. JNO. J. CHANDLER, Scc'vNEW GREEN-HOUSE AND GARDEN IE Xj j&l. JNT T 5E . H . G. NEWITT Has on band and for sale a choicer collfctiou of Plants than were ever offered to the public. His plants are in fine or ler, and for varieties, cannot f til to please. He h.n a fine variety of Geraniums, Petunens, Phlox Pansies, Salvias, Heliotropes, Lantans, Cuiheas, Mierembergias, Double Daisies, Dielytra hLeclubiiu, GiUrdias, Fuchsias, and a splendid vaiiety of verbenas, including all the newest varieties, and a fine collection of Climbing ami Creeping P. ants, too numerous to describe, lot) Plant, including kox and packing, from the above collection, 81U60 and $5 .o. Verbenas, $1 per dozen. Plants carefully packed and warranted to name. A hue lot of Fruit Trees on hand and for eale ch Jl on! and Table Buqueta cut and furnished to order. Gieen-ho. se ou Ann at., between 7th and 8th sts. mor.W W. G. NEWITT. B'jUfTJTOHH. m loo bbls. choice Potatoes, assorted kinds, In store and for sale by Oil AS. McJOHNSTOS. Stockholder's Meeting. M Vanderburgh County Agricultural and Horticultntal Land Association, will meet at Crescent H:ill, on Saturday next, Apri ICth, letCl, at l'-i P. M. Business of import-mco will bo brought before the meeting. Let all ho f"el interested attend. P. HORXBKOOK , Secretary. April od, IStll. Agricultural Society. Ths members tif the Vanderburgh Conutv Afcrlculturaland Horticultural Society, will hold their regular monthly meeting, at Crescent City Hull, ou Saturday next at 2 o'clock, when the annual election of officers for the ensuing year will be held. By order of the President. A. W. CH I'TK, Societal y. April 2d, 151. diwlw JL A doz GoosbcrruK in quart bottles 3 ' Currents " " 3 " Cherries " " I " Blackberries " " 2 Dnntsons 14 2 " Red Plums " For sale by COOK A LANGLEY. jr ej vu 'KWjjrriTHjriHMiKitmTi mTs Jl is cans. 2d dox. Fresh Peaches, 20 " " Blackberries.' wariented No. 1, and for sale by COOK A LAMGLKV. BJiSH TO.flJ TU Mi 10 doz. 2 quart cans Tomatoes 20 3 " " " 3 " extra choice COOK & LANGLEY. for tale by HITK 1IKJIJ H. 60 bush, prime hite Beans, for sale by CoOK LANGLEY. H H II J Tfi. 300 bush, heavy Seed Oafs for sale by COOK A LANGLKV. II U.t tf CO IJVTM F It RJjy". 500 bags rich Bran, for ale by COOK LANGLEY. OK THU t'H HJ I' HUT fSL'GARS go to Cook A Langlev's UuiTH Extra Crushed Sugar only 12! ic per pound " Powdered " " l2e Granulated " Vl)Zc Only to be had at COOK A LA KG LET'S AND BARRELS, for stie at COOH. A LANGLEV'S. 0psmks Ifob uiitTKi&Ji&iFJBJ iug. A good article of various sizes and prices, at (mar27) . JAS. ERSKINE & CO.'S Jitill VOHJ't BB J.VajVl Corn Meal constantly receiving and fr sale JAMES ERSKINK Co. mat 20 iio. 47 Main streot. by

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GREAT CURE! DR. LELAND'S ANTI-RHEUMATIC BAND, ISTHE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR Rheumatisin, Gout & Neuralgia, AND A CURE FOR All Mercurial Diseases. ——————— it is a conveniently arranged Band, containing a 1 medicated compound, to be worn aroun l iIih wait, without injury to the mont delicate uHot;s. no chne in habits of living is required and it i ntirely roinoves the dis-as troni the ayfl'em, wl h'nt producing the injurii us effects arising from ih t iis cf powerful in'w rial inedicinfS Inch weaken and destroy th cinsritntion, and give 1einpon,ry reiinf only. By this trniitnint, th-i mcdlrin d pi 'er-i,-9 contained in the B -nd, coiue in contact with ibe blood and renchi s the ls.-nse, through ihe pons of the skin, elf. ciinj in ev-ry instance & prtet-.t cure, and restores the parts afflicted to a heathy C'inditi-n. This Bxnd s also a nmst powerful AntiMercurial ngnt,nd will entir, ly relieve the system from the pcrnicions effects of mercury. Mod. erate cas. s are cured it a f-w da s, and weareennstsmtlv icc ivini t s imomals ct its efficacy in nggravated cas of long stand ;n. PrtckUI 00, to be had of druiri's generally, or can be 8nt by in:iil o- exprt- with full directions forusn, to unvpart of the country, diroc from ihe Principal Office, aTo.'409 Broad xray, Sew York. G. SMITH & Co., Sole Prop's, N. B. I)-Hcript!Pe CirotiJjirs sent free. ft Agents wante.l Everywhere. """E"rt For sale in Kvansviilv ly Keller Jt White. Sherwood Hoc-e. Evsnsvillo, II", I s.H.; Murih 2(dh, ljti Mr. W. P. MureDear Sir : Enclosed fin! 2(0. I fin I ihat your Anii-Rhfum'iti". Bund ha- rr-mnved my RIjjuuiatism. I am, respectfully, yours, L. A. Bfhkk, ap2-lvd.3v Wi:H J. S. Jaifm-ss A Co. MOUNTAIN HERB ? o n 1I T E . Herbs, Barks and Roots VERSUS Poison's Minerals & Drugs. MOTHERS TAKE HEED. Po you, when olrTint; tint the tiiiHaay acti'UH o your children, conflflr tht it may he Diore ihiu a mere cholic that atnietw theni ? In nine ras -s out A' t n the cause of thv little puth-rfr's nnd.hh WOli MS. and thouhl at once looked to. HEADS OF FAMILIES Do not let your rhilreu biiff-r, ht-n we prestnt you, in JUDSON'S WORM TEA A SAFE AND PLEASANT CI ltE for WORMS. How much s ifer and belter would it be to have It always ill t ho house. A little delay hen a child is taken ill may be the chins of its death, while acting without delay, and by giving Ihe MOUNTAIN HEKB TEA 'immediately, you will not only s i-.e the child a lull i nnd tedious illness, and yourself much expens , butalso feel happierin knowing that you have done your duty, and perc h:iiu-w saved its lite. This mediriii.i is combined purely of ROOTS and HERBS. NOT A PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR MINERAL 13 USED IN IT. Ko more filthy vermifuge will be usd by thoee who cuce ose this Tea. '1 he only active print iplo of all oilier Vermifuges aud Pain Killers, is M 11 It V V M V . GIVE NO POIS TO YOUR CHILDREN. ITse this siiule, s.ife, vegetable medic re This Worm lea wiib discovered in an unusunl way among 'he wilds of Northern Mexico a full account of it yon will and in our almanacs. Ask for the ' Rescue of Tala Almanac," of Ihe Agent, and when yon have read it, send it to your neighbors, that they may also know of an 1 bo cured by this GREAT REMEDY. JUDSON'S WORM TEA NEVER HAR3IS 113 PLEASANT TO TAKE GET A PACKAGE PRICE 25 CENTS. OBSERVK. Alwavs And thu Numo and Signa ture of B. L.JUDS N A CO , and -.h- portrait of Inco, on each packtge of his Worm Tea. B. L. JTJDSON & CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS SO Leonard Street, New York. Jim! ion's Worm Tea is sold ly one Agent every village, and by all Druggists. ap2-lmd,tw STRIKING CHANGE EFFECTED UY UOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. Philapelfkii, March 16, ISSj?. Db. O. !f. Jackson. Deis Sir: thai seffered so long from Dyspepsia nl Liver Complaint, in their most aggravated forms, that I alino.tt despaired of finding a cure, when, in compliance with the advice of my physician, I had recourse to your German Bitters. I had taken tliein, with a ni.ii lied improvement, for two mrnths, when mr lintband, who is c:ipt.iin of the p.tcket ship favanuab, retnrneil from bis la-1 voyage. His flrft exclamation ou seeing me, wai, "W hy, Margaret, whet bare ycu teen taking? You look fiv hundred per cent, "better than when I left." And well ho might :y so. When he tailed on his last votage, 1 was linn and care worn, and my complex iou of s iflron color; while now I have regained my flesh, aud am in the enjoymeut of perfect health. Aud all this 1 owe to your invaluthle Bitters. I therefore think you ar juxtly entitled to this certificate, which you are at libertv t publish . Yours, truly, MA HO A BET ROWLAND, 11S Quean Street, Souihwelk. Bo sure u'. for II ,rnNl B C:rus- Bn - TCa s, aud sen that the signature of C. 111. Jacks u is on the wrapper of each bottle. For sale by druggl.ts and stoieteepers iu eieiy town anif villa.i in tu I niled StaU-s, V eat Indies, and CHiiadn-i. I'ricn 7o ,-enls p-r bottle. Pruitipal office, 41s Arch Street, Pii iladeipk ia. Pa. April 1. dAw2w. jf'lORJ" Ulill.V nj'lt OAT. V.S , l.r tons Bran and Shorts, t!IXI bust,. I ar Coi ii, loJ 41 Prifne tints, juit r-c-ived and fur sale by CHAM. McJOHN'STON. Piey's llhicL. Main si. Jft ttO ai-ks extvu Family Flour, J;rtt received and for sale bv CH AS. Mc.IOH NSTON. JlM have to-d:iy received, per Expre,3, 1 bbl of choice W. IS. Taide Butter, in roW, and aie now ready te deliver to ourcustomers. JAS. ERSKINE A CO., I nmr'M No. 47 Main st. 11 Oall.VtJ TI.V.-300 BXH Ii' ' IX Tinplate for roofing, for sale bv j mar28 SAMUEL OUH. j JL M I H ' JI,I, MiJS'Ua ! great variety and at. very low price, at dm: 18 rHOM PSON'8 City lri.g htore. I New Spring Millinery ! ! ! MRS. J. HASTINGS, At herntand on Main street. her SPRING STOCK OF MILLIXEP. V Which, in point of beauty and latency of stylo cannot ho surpassed by anything ever bioiiglit to this market. Mie asks a sootiuuance of former patronage, and expects old customers and new to call and examine her stock before purchasing. mar23

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CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALK. March 16th, 1861.—And now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Coinn il of the citv of Evansville, that the owners of ,:il lots or p4rls of lots fronting on or aiipMnin;- tlm nortb-eat ldo of Sixth afreet, Irom' rbeir.v to Ouk siie'ls, Iu saiil cily, caib-n llo. side alks tlw reou t bu brought to the piOp.-r grade, and that tliev canwa tide walk of clans No. j to be I.il l down' thereon within thirty rinyi from the i.iil.l r n't.n of this order. P. Bl" IiK E. Clerk. Clerk 'a Oflice, April ll.isi; " CO Ii Ft J Ti XT 1(3 X NO THE ' O B D E K FOR P L A K K S I D V -W A b K. March Ibtli, IStll. And i,owir i tx-r.-try tr'dcr d and diiveted by llio ioruno , i o.i.e il of tiie eiry of Evansville', that the io i i r ot ,11 I .ts r p u is of lots fri,iitir; on or a 'oinin tberon ti e.kst-.idoof Chestnut st'ert, Imoo hi.vrh to Sevrnth aireels, in said el'y, cnii-.e th.' side-wa ks tleron to be brought to the proper g .. , and lht they cmse asfdo-walk if cias No. 2 l.e Ui ntjn th reon within thirty ifija fr m .he 1 1 1 . " i. ii ion of this ord.-r p. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's Office, April 1m',1-H11. i - coin 'tin a j 1 6" n o f 1 1 ; E. ORDER FOR fi II I c K S I I) E - V? A L K. lar, Il i d, )hol. And i,(,w it H tier, bv rTderid and direct. I hy Ih., f oi, ,1,11,0 I -c.n ii, i! of the itv of Evainvilln, hut tlm owner of ail I t or parts of lots fronting on or ail.j ning il, nor h-wuai si b, of Chflrrr Btrwt, in ,a,t o" lor No. ci in the nprier Kulaiv-nmet of mi l ri'y, aii-e tfie side-ualks thereon to 1 brought to lb proper gr.de. and that they fane a Mile -wall; of cl imi number I to be laid down therein, within thirty days from the publication of thi- order. P. P.I'KKE, Cl rk. City Clerk's OilVe, April lJi, ""1 -V'l lumpuR Af fo v 'sbnvW. ORDER FOR BRICK SID E-W ALE. March 22.1. l-f.l. And now il is h -reby ordered anil d r. cted by the Common Coum-il nf tiie c;ty of Krunsville, hat the owners of all lots or par s of lots fronting cm i.r i.djoiiiing the nortf.-e.i a nils of Hiu'h htroi t, b't C o isell t. an I Fulton avenue, iu said city, caii-e the sule mmI' thereon to b biougbt to thr piop-r gr.oi.', mi.l rbat ih y ran-w a side-walk of class Nr. I t . l. l.u.l ipwii therooo within thirty d,v I,..ni l... pul.!i,-,.ii n of it, id order. p. la RICK, Clerk. Cleik'solll.e, April 1-t. np'JI COiil'uii V I II ix" noTTce. O K 1) K U NIH B K t C C 3 I F. - W A I. K . Munli '2-d, Ifiol. An, i.i it i tn-rql'v ordered ml di febdb) th Comm. n i;... mi ll . f tl'.e citv of Svansvilln, tliu the owners i f all 1 .ti cr pmts of lots Irontiiitr on or sJioloiric the Si-uth-weHt side of Ki. bill street, t,.tn..ii M ii.i and Locust st-eets, in said li v, ram.' It..' ',. iil tlierfoa to bu brum lit to the f r,. . r e r:.,l an I that tl. y camo a f de.,all; ol W. 1 r.. I.f I iid down ttirreon within thirty .ban Lorn il.e -.il 1 i. nt ;..n ef tiii oi.l. r. P. 1 I'lilli:, Clerk. Clerk's . Hi. -, Aoi.l l-t, I ..I. h-2 it) UPOUA T It )S N uTiV' E IIRDEK F r It 11 R f r K 8 Hi I ' U I . M .reli .M.l. l.M.I. And now- it h ..rel.y or.lered fiTid diie.-ti d bj il,.1 Coinii.on t'onoiilof the i.'i.yof Evanv ill", th it I l,i in of l Inu or i nils of lots fronting on or aiijoirn.ii' the r .r th - si Je ot Mail, strvet. iu lou r .,1 lot No llo Old Plan, l.'i said city, cat.s.' the s:.. -walks tliereou to be brought to the prop-r gra'le, nad that, tbev ciims h side watK i.f class No. 1 to bo laid i..wii thctetei vuh.ii thirty dasl'ioui Hie pnt-lii iiti.ui ol . bis ..1 ,..r, P. L I lib K, Clik. Cl.-l 'v's tlllue, April 1,1, I.M.I Hp2 "ciilM'CMIATluN '"nuTuJET 0 K 11 K R FOR II K I I' K S I D S - IV L I. March li.l. And now it ia hereby ordered and dirci'le.l by ihe t ouimon Cotnieil ol lh. cily of Kvaiievilie, that tha ,criers of 1,11 lors or parts of lots fronting on or adf. lining th' Hoyrh-easi side of :herry street, in front ol lot No. f,S, in the upper enlargement of said city, cause the ,,i,l-ua)ks ihere011 to be brought lo the pioi-er urrade, and that they cull,, li Hide walk ol cl hs No. 1 to tie laid down t hereon it h ; n Unity .hiss Irom the publication of this order. p. M'i;nr, cioik. Clerk's nlli.e, A pi il M, ap'i COIM'OUATKIN KOT ICE."" ORDER FOR II R I K SIM E-IV A L K. March 2tU l'd. And now It is hereby ordered aud directed by I he Cum inon t 011 licit of the cily of Fvansille, that the owners o. ail lots or parts of lots fronting 011 or tulj. luln the sotith-wesit side High street, bet'n f,'.M..lsell st. and Fulton avenue, in said city, cause lite Ki'o-walks therein to b brought to lb" proper graile, anil that they cause a side walk of cla.s N . 1 to bd laid down thereon within thirty days from the pnti irntinn of this order. ' P. Bl JiKK, Clerk. Clerk's Office. April W, 1S",1. apii jfT 'Til I II K Li TI ftTvVfl T I t'Ii Order for lli nk Side-VVaik. March 2id, 18CJ. And now It is . ,.-iiy oid-re-l i-nd direc e I by the Common Council of the city of l.vansville, that the owners of all I t s or parts ol lots fronting on or adjoining the north side of Carp. -titer et., in front of bloc k No. 1, CarpenUT Pl.n e, in said c ity, casrU the Bi.le-wains tl.ereon to l.j brought to fho proper grailo, and ihat th.-y , an .e ai.i.l. -v alk of class No. 1 to be laH down thereon wthio th rty d.ys of the publication of tl'ts oi'.ir. P. ITflKE, Clor k. Cif.V Clerk's Olfl c, April 1r I f I ay I roBrri inST i ' .'" r ' Older for f,i,-k Side-waik. March 'li-l. lsiil. And now it is b.-iel.y or. 1. red .nd lire-ted tiv lha Conimou Counril ..I il,.- Cii.v ol l.vm.n iHe. that the own. rs of all lots ami pail, of ..4 limiting on or adjoining the north-we t si.le of Vi ne k r--1, in front of lot No. 21. "hi Plan, in sail city, cause the sidewalks liiei-.-,.ii to l.e brought tj the pmper ffrn,f. and that they caiisi- ariiia-walk of claS No. 1 til fill laid ' '."re,.,,, wittiii) tinny cl ivs Irom the piiblication ot tiii' pillar P. Pi'llKF, ( lurk. Citv Clerk Ollire. April 1st fxl.l n Kollasci fimers l OR Liver Complaint, Fever end Ayuc.&c of cf'inp 'inirM ciillc !:iur," viUnfl In iinoun (tirnirv fnin m qnnrt (".tfit ti a ft ve-H.Ui!i kr-f.-, tiriii ttiU wonl liirrTri" m lurr nu-,i:i-r t,nii for "groft' or iniH viltHnoijr f.iNr-r nmtutrs. Um! the rH.ilIy jrr.Mt r -!t- t , p. .": fn a. iii!nit dtij, vti tetni.il.f uJ. t' f ur li'M.i. J.iH. E(EEHAVF8 IiOILANB i7m, ami thr trttir nh::rt ftf r "- ;-rr.trn-kru tsla, blished for it a l-eplltatlou W to.' 0 ti.it hor-tof lni.ri,,r,j and coiinterf.-iis I, ay- fait. ,t 10 uieloi ruin h p"itivelv a v-g. tai. prep.iri iior. wuii Pari! Mitl'ciei.t pure f .11 , la lo pi r : it. Hut on,. ee , f tin) gi null.,). (Half l int iio'lles,) price On i.'oi.(..K It is a nn ill. inn ol 1..LK tried tub-try for li"iJjUg fit h'l,ot. So ;n ..r the Ivlluil illoi, ff l.d health anJ l'.i- cv.irrvttu d,..r.l,is of fi.a nomach and Uiweis. Two or ihrr-o J. s will is im li.s nfPi: tl of Its saluturr elb-'fis. 'i 1... loi.oe-n will ep-,..,iv i,non 114 alrength. A le-alrl.y e. lea, ,i tirj ,;vi r, b -.,-iS and kidllrys Will Soon li.I.e pi ,., u. J I. i.r-w .i leni.u Lo the 4iiirk r.iiilt. For liVIHOUSTIONr, Try BaTliavif's hAzxi Kilters. For HEAETUL'Hril, '."ry For ACIDITV. Tvy Ilurhavc's Slyilai:d vMitrs. For WATItlJllAiiK, 1'ry K(rrhii''s iJii!I..i'.l niitfrs. For HF.AVA.VLIK. 'J'ry Iljrrliave's Ilivlloii:.! L'iJlm. For I.OBH OF AJ'i'KTITll. "Vrv BcTn'iavf's UnHaud Cifrs. For COoTiVi:'.":!:-. M'rv KOTl.lVf'S IfC.fI.1KC1 For FIIiTK.S, Try IJvrrliu.e's KoMtid In all Nervous. I: l:. niii ii . . ,ui 1 ttons. it b.w i-, num. i.ai' m 'eu.-l pi Isilierlclal, aud In other- . IV, . l.-l i .1 . .1 lifii.l Cu r-l it lly ! The genuine, hij'hll ,-uiir enrrs. 1 : Lcnti ttim: b put up 01 tialf piiit U.ir I Cl.fr). tvii) t. nil i retailed at cine Holler i.-t u,r,.. I I... g fi.r this truly ceb-brated m.-d. c ine bail In lliillations, hl.h tlm pnt.li. kIi. uI. I . i purchasing. r-t fl ui.tini iiiio-lI nnny i-.ra (; -tin fit rt. . I Benj, 1, SOLE PROPHTOnG, PlT'C-'-m-lH. I!. I' A. KELLER & WHITE, A OL'XTS, Eear.xrtUe, Ind