Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 179, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 April 1861 — Page 3

...AfJilL 0 BANK NOTE LIST. Corrected tor the Journal dai'y by the Savings Kauk, No. 4 First tn-vt : BANKABLE FCNDS. State Bank of Indana, Indiana Free lianks (to goo-d credit), State Bank of Ohio, Kentucky Banks, Philadelphia CityB'ks, New York City IS inks. Ohio Frw Banks (in good credit), New York State Banks, New England Bank, Halline-ire Cny iiaijks. UNCUKRKST. Illinois and Wisconsin " " " discredited... Missouri Old Jtanks, Tenm s- o Tennessee P,utiks (ansocuied) Iowa P.;,nks Virginia Pennsylvania I.ou;s"ian North and South Carolina Alabama and Oeotgia 5 i!is -f($y) ' 4 " " t -Man " i... I'i " ! Id DlsrSEPITKll ILLINOIS. 1!". pc ci. discount. .Frontier laiik. American vXchange H'k.: Farmers & Trad.!'!' P.'k. P.utik of Raleigh. ;4'raiid Prairie Hank. Pank of Aurora. ' Morgan County Hank. B'k ot he Commouw'llh. , Merchants' and Drovers Corn Exchange Kauk. ! Bank. 'lo Gravville Bank. 'need's Bank. National Ba k. , Prairie Star- P.auk. Railroad B ink. : Bank of Albion. Southern B ink of Ilii- Bank of lt-nti n. wda, nt Uravville. . Bank of Carmi. Slate Bank, at Shawnee-, Bank of Fed ral Ciiion. 'own. ;S'J Bank of Republic. k'snal Bank. 2tl per cent. dUifjHiit. (Commercial Bank. Batik of yuitn-y. 'Continental Bank. lriD'; ofSoiuheru III., at Corn Planters' R-mk. IJoUon. Bmk of Belvidero. Hank of Chester. Bans of Pike Comity Bank of Elgin. Ci't.eos' Bank. Edgar County Bank. I' nun Bank. Farmers' Bank of UN. Farmers B'k. at Canton. Illinois State Bank. I B'k of Pamet . .Mississippi ttiver Batik, i New Market Bank. I.Miawnesi Bank. B'k of Metropolis. KXOHANGK. Fxrhange on New Yolk boying at. Suiting ui ... COIN. Ami-rioan (told hating at Selling at prom. ... ilc prem. 4e prew. ,.le preui. DISCREDITED W I SCO SSI ! . Arctic It ink, 25 I B nk of Kan Claire, ...i Koshkonoug Bi:;k 2o. All broken-bank money bought at the best rates. ======= RIVER ITEMS. STEAMBOAT REGISTER. ARRIVED. <Sunday, 6th>. N. W. Thomas, N. O; Lady Pike, Nashville; Dunbar, Paducah; Melnotte, St. Louis; Commercial, Memphis; Grey Eaglee, Louisville; Time, Louisville; Mattie Cook, B. Green. <Monday 7th> Woodford, New Orleans; Glenwood, Nashville; Baltic, New Orleans; Lady Franklin, Memphis; Lehigh, Cincinnati; Diana, Louisville; Mars, Cincinnati; Samuel Orr, Cincinnati; Kenton, Memphis; Emerald, New Orleans. Bay city, Pittsburgh; Grey Eagle, Henderson. DEPARTED. <Sunday, 6th>. N. W. Thomas. Cin.; Lady Pike, Cincinnati; Melnotte, Pittsburg; Commercial, Louisville; Grey Eagle, Henderson; Time, Tennessee river. <Monday 7th>. Woodford, Louisville: Grey Eagle, Louisville; Glenwood, Cincinnati; Baltic, Louisville; Lady Franklin, Cin.; Bay City, St. Louis; Lehigh, St. Louis; Diana, New Orleans; Mars, New Orleans; Samuel Orr, Wabash; Kenton, Pittsburg; Dunbar, Paducah; Mattie Cook, B. Green; Emerald, Cincinnati. ——— ......The Weather at this point was still wet on yesterday, there being storms about every hour during the day. It rained all night Saturday night, and a heavy shower fell on Sunday night. It was raining when we left the levee in the evening. Business was only tolerable good, but there were more arrivals than on any day this season. The River at this point was rising last night, but accounts from above indicate a fall soon, as the river was falling slowly all the way up. CINCINNATI, April 8, M.—The river has risen 1 foot since Saturday. Now 22 feet in the channel. Weather yesterday, was clear and springlike, but commenced raining early this morning and has been raining constant and heavy since then. Mercury 60°. .......The saucy Charley Bowen is the regular packet for Cairo and way points to-day on arrival of the cars. She is commanded by the good natured Bill Bentley, and as she is swift and reliable, we hope she will get a big trip. Viets is her agent. ......The flying Eugene will be down today, and leave for Louisville at her usual hour. We bespeak for her a liberal trip, as she is commanded by Capt. Sayres, with Will Duvol in the office. She leaves punctually at 7 o'clock. ......The Samuel Orr arrived from Cincinnati about noon yesterday, with the best Wabash trip of the season. She left for that stream in the afternoon. ......The Dunbar put up her new chimneys, and got off at her usual hour. They look neat and durable. They were manufactured by Messrs. Beckman & Neihaus, on Water street, and are a credit to the firm. ......The Commercial of Saturday says: "Capt. Cus. Fowler, will shortly lead to the matrimonial altar a blooming belle of Paducah." Which accounts, we suppose, for the Dunbar's new chimneys. The Commercial also says that an omnibus named "Jeff Davis" was shipped for Memphis, on the Glendale. Another shipment on the Glendale was three pieces of artillery and the necessary accoutrements, manufactured in Baltimore. They are consigned to the Southern Confederacy, at Jackson, Mississippi. ......We learn from a Memphis exchange that the show boat, James Raymond, arrived with the Pelican flag in front and the Stars and Stripes in the rear. This is Dan Rice's show boat. If Dan ever attempts to show in the North again, we hope be will meet with a warm reception. ......The St. Louis papers contain the following: We learn from the Dr. Kane that the Castle Garden, bound down to this port, struck a rock on the lower rapids and sunk. The leak was stopped and pumps set to work, and it was supposed she would soon be raised. Her guards did not go under water. It is supposed no freight was damaged. She had two barges loaded with grain, &c. ......The famous equestrian, Eaton Stone, left in the Melnotte for Pittsburgh yesterday, having with him eleven buffaloes and two antelopes. He exhibits them in New York and then proceeds to Europe. Mr. Stone lately came in from the plains, where he has been about a year procuring the animals.— It is a marvelous sight to see him driving ten of the buffaloes, tandem fashion, or one in a buggy, at a 2:40 pace. ====== RAILROAD RECEIPTS. APRIL 7, 1861. 1 I ale mdse, 9 rolls carpet. 21 roils matting, 14 bxs hats, a bjs dry goods, J. Hopkins; 1 bn jr i.ids, Preston ,t Bros.; 5S3 bxs mdse, i bales mdse, I bail coftee, P. fi. 0'kihyCo; 12 bvs md-e, 1 pkn umbrellas, I bale domestic, bis mdse, 5 trunks mdse, J. S. ,btfuesM,k Co.; 1 bxs dry sto-sIh, rihaiiklin A Keillv ; I', bxs mdse, '1 b lis wieaths, 1 bdl s hovels, I cask queensware, '2 rolls niititinx, 1 baie carpet, Slaughter 4 llunkerson ; 1 bx hats, Eoser Bro.; 2 bxs mdse. Heed, Burrows Co ; :i ti dry goods, W. K. French ,1-t 'o ; 1 bx mdse, C. S. Wells ; 6 bxs furs, b lulls furs,:', bales furs, ' l.xs mink k inn. Win. Hubbell ; CO b tirJ cottee, I bx indigo, 10 hf cue ts tea. Wheeler & liij?ifi ; 1 bx mdse, S. ltjsenwald fc Co.; 1 bx mdse, J. P. Bvrne; 1 bale twine, Chas. Babe k ; 1 bx paper, J. M. On pel ; 1 bbl paint, Bierbnwtr Si Merc ; 1 bx leitne.r. Ths Kerth ; 2 bbls brass kettles, Scantlin & Co.; l!ii bnh corn, 75 bbls flour, 3 hh-ts tobacco, Crane and Brown; bxs oysters, Benwut Ac Vi.de ; 1 bx m, B. C. Baker, Mt. Vernon, Ind.; : b.tf oar corn, K. Sharpt; 2 pieces castings, Mr. liauieli. A. . S11EADEK, Agent.

The Daily Journal. ======TUESDAY MORNING.............APRIL 9 =======

Special Notices. =======

lift Hell, rvrtntxll Burg-tun tit Unite! Slatea Army.S'"3 tho followinR opinion of Hostotter'a Bitters : fpniNfiriEiji, 111., April Htli, 1856. gome mKTitlic since, lvhilw recovering from an attack of Kcuiitteat 1'cTtT, I was reiiueotod to try Ui stt ttor'a Bitters as an article peculiarly baited to the condition of convalescents from Fever. It it but simple justice to say that it restored the powers cf my dilutive organs, and at tho samo tiino kept my toucla gontly open. I have no hesitancy in saying that, hitherto, in iming it in my practice it ha?, in every ruse tt htro I have ordered it, acted like a charm. In thus speaking freely of it, I far from pull a patent medicine., an article it by no mani claims to be. Fandkord Bcix, Jt. P. S'ld dy all dmi;siiit8 and dialers generally everywhere. ' npS-lwd V.icr i- Complaint ! ltgptptti. Jaundice, Nervous debility, and all diseases arifcing from a disordered Liver and Stomach, such a Constipation, Piles, Acidity of the Stomach, Nauseac, Heartburn. Fullness or weight in the Stomach, Sor.r Kructations, Sinking or ilatUring at tho pit j of the stomach, Simminir of the liead, Hurr ed and ditlicnlt ltreathins, Flutterinj; of the Ileart, choking sensation when lyius down, diuinwis of the vtHioti, dots or webs before the sight, yeliowne8 of Ihc skin and eyes, sndden flushes of heat, and ureat depression of spirits, are speedily and rxTman nt!y cured by HOOF LANDS GERMAN BITTE.'tS!, sold nt "." cents j or bottle, by the rrmrietoi. PR. C. M. .TACKSOX CO., 418 ARCH St., Philadelphia, antt 1 y all druggists and dealers in medicioe in the United States and Canada. M Svttthin g- &yruy for Children mn if le found in lluunewell's Universal ''oi';h It' inedy, and a fair triil for companion ib tho only way to do it justice. The great error of niitkin; a quiet, or sh ep in thechild,vhen jiroduced by preparations of opium, so largely used iu such preparations, iH not only ti.tiust all natnral laws, but is the first and snii wfep to a di-eased contiinlion. AVlen an opiate is required for the child, from three to six drops ot the Tolii Anotlyne. Tiven with the Covyti Temcrfv. wit give all the n?..ural efti cts, :nd leavo no bid ones to injure the system. apii-Trod Ht,viiiti of Hit SI omach and Mn&tdigtstion. Another rreat curt efFucted by L'orImve's Holla n 1 Bittars. The wife of Pirtro Da Wit In, ! in Holland Town, Sh-boygan county, Wisc .,11, suffered niiicli from weakness of tiie stomach :,nd indiorestion. iIf had been uner a phy-'ioian's care f.u: sotno lime, but the diseas s -tned to bailie evun hiskill. She purch isi-cl some HOLLAND 1JTTTEK3 at .our offi-e, which has iv-'n ton. to her som-tch ; her appetite and her stvn.;:h are ivturninir. an 1 we lirmlj licMi:vrt that this is an ither ;reat cure elb-cted by your medicine. We hive still to record many wonderful cures effect.,! by this remedy, but must wait another opportunity. One thins; you can rely upon, what we have published are from persons much respected in uurce.ainiuuity, and aro literally true. J. QtJIVTI'S, ap'J-lied Ed. Shehoyirin Niensbode. Tilt iirrat J-'tntat ,trl Irliu. Tht functional irreularith s peculiar to the weaker sex are invariably corrected w ithout pain or inconvenience, by the use of JndsonV Mountain rierb Pills They are the safest and surest medicine for all the ti-essos incidental to females of all ages, and mure espec ially so iu this climate. Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have tin se Pills. lo one who ever uses them once will allow herself to bo without them. They romoe all nbsti actions, purify the blood, and give to the skin that beautiful, clear, and healthful look so Kreatly admired in a beautiful and healthy woman. At certain periods these Pills are an indispensible companion. From one to four should be taken eai h day, until relief is ob'.ainod. A few doses, occasionally, will keep the system so healthy, and tho blood so pure, that disoases cannot enter the body. Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills are snld by all medicine dealers. ap'2-lnid&w Hair Htytlliair ItytU Hair llytli: William A. Batchelor's Hair Dye ! Tho original and best in the world 1 I I All oiliors are mere imitations, and -hould be avoided, if you wish to escape ridicule. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY Hair DyJ instantly to a beautiful a : I Natural Brown or Bia.k, without injury to the. Han or Skin. FIFTF.KN TdKDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been aw arded to W jt. A. Batch flop, f ,r lH:i9, and over 80,000 app cations have beer rtaih to tht Hair of his Patrons i his famous Dye. W. A. BATCH ELt tt'S HAIR DTE produces a color not to bp distin aisbed from nature, and is warranted not to inj o in the least, however long it may be continued, find the ill elibcts of bad Dyes remedied ; the Hai- vibrated for lite by this Srlendid Dye. Sold in all cities and towns of the United States, by L'ruixirists and Fancy Goods Do.ilers. BTbo Genuine has the name and address upop a steel plat enrravin, on four eides of each Box. of William A. Batchelor. Address CI1AS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor, 9ept.20.lyrd.vw 81 Barclay st, New York. WnTj. Hatehtlor,t IlairIiyt. Tlti rplendid Hair Dye has no equal instantaneous in vfToct Beautiful Flock or Natural Drown no staining theskin or injuring: the Hair remedied tho absurd and ill effect of Bad Dos, and invito rates the Eair for life. None aro genuine unless igned " W. A. Batchelor." Sold every "jio. CHAS. BATCHELOR,! jpnetor, sept20 81 Barclay -st. New York CureCon,jh, Cold, Hoarseness, Influ ethza, any Irritation or Soreness o the Throat, Eflieee the Hocking Cotinh in Cmmomption, I'rottcliili", Athnm, ami Catarrh. Clear and gire tifrfnoth to the, voir1 ot' Pl'BL I C SPEAK E II S and SI.GERlS. of the importance of cheeking a Few are awart Cough or "Common Cold" in its first stage; that which iu ice oi-giuuing wouia yiem to a mtia remedy, if neglected, soon attacks tho Lungs. tlVrourni Hronchitil Troches," containing demti,cep t imrredieuts, allay Pnlnionary and Bronchial Irriation. BROWN'S j "That trouble in my Throat, (for f which tho 'Troche1 are a specific) TROCH ES jhaviug made me often a mere whis perer." N.P.WILLIS. "I recommend their use to Public Speakkes." Kkv. E. H. CUAP1N. "Have proved extremely serviceable in Hoarsknkss. " Itr.v. HENRY WARD BKECHEll. "Almost instant relief in the dis-i-D..i... i.i..., r l.Fiti,in BROWNS TROCHES BROWN'S TI10CHES (to Asthma. Rev. A. C. EGGLLSTON. t)ontain no Opium or avthing BLOWN'S jii.jurious." Da. A. A. HAVES, Chemist, lto9rm. TP.OCIIESi "A simple and pleasant ccmbination for Cocuns, f-c." BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S TROCHES BROWN'S Da. G. BIGELOW, Boston. "Beneficial in Bboschitis." I)b. J. F. W. LANE, Boston. I have proved them excellent for Whooping CordH." Rev. H. W. WARRBN, Joton. "Beneficial when compelled to speak, Buflering from Cold." Ret. S. J. T. ANDERSON, jSf. l.ovis. I'li'pi'perriT. 111 rnmniHiic T.orsinessund Irritation of tho Throat, so common wiib Speakers and SiMiBROWN'S tas."' Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, t La tironqe, G TROCH ES Teacher of M usii;. Southern Female College. BROWN'S "Great beuefit when taken before and after preaching, as they prevent TR Of MIES Hoarseness. From their past ellect, II think they will be of permanent ,,.r .vt,o advaii! ago to me." BROWNS j Kr.v. K. ItOWLEY, A. M IPresidellt of Altn-ns l.'ollege, 'I'eMtl. THOCHES i "Sold by all Druggists at TWENdecl -Kmdiw FIVE CKNTS A BOX. r&W THK I.JIIiijiiS. M We are now opening a splendid stock cf children'a bats tor spring and summer the best we ever had Call early and make your selection , for Ciey go fast, being so pretty. VALUER MARCONNIER, 30 Main st. J" rsT. ' J A Breastpin Main street, between First and Second, or on First street, near Alain. Tho tinder will please leave the same at tfcisottice-

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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. BY THE E. & W. LINE. Exclusively for the Journal. ======= LATER FROM EUROPE—ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. PORTLAND, April 8.— The Canadian left Liverpool on. the 2Sth ult. and Londonderry on the evening of the 29th, and arrived here thi3 morning eight and a half days from Londonderry. France. Napoleon received tin; .'oldress from the Corp3 Legislatif on the 23d ult. On returning thanks he said: "Notwithstanding the debate, he, by no means disliked to see such a discussion, but he hoped the government and Legislature would mutually aid each other. The speech is regarded us ambiguous. The Pope's last allocution ha3 been suppressed. France h far loss coiiciliiatory than 'ua3 been represented. - The order for sending reinforcements of French troops to Rome, intended to counteract the movements of Austria, has been countermanded, after an explanation from Austria. On the Puria Bourse, Rents were

dull at G8f 10c. London. consols closed, Thursday, at OlfjfaitJlJ for money; 9 i Jftj'jlJ for account. Tho steamer North Britain from Portland, Arrived at Liverpool early on tho morning of the 28th, having touched at Londonderry tho previous day. Too Bremen from New Vork, arrived at Southampton on tho morning of the 23th. The City of Manchester from New York, arrived at Queenstown on the 2'Jih, and the Edinburgh sailed from Liverpool for New York on the 27th, with 102,000 in specie. The Great Britain Parliament stood adjourned for the Easter season till April 8tb. The strike in London of the building trades again assumes serious proportions. Turn outs among the Lancashire workmen were increasing, and some rioting was feared iu consequence of Friday and Saturday being holidays. The market news by the Persia will be no later than that now received. Italy. Ccmit Cavour, in his speech on the Roman question, claimed that Italy had a right to have Rome for her capital, and that the union of the temporal and spiritual power of the Pope was the source of the evil. Reactionary demonstrations were takiog place in Sicily. Japan. It is cortain that the American Secretary of Legation had been murdered nt Jeddo, and the English and French Ministers had retired therefrom, but the American Minister remained at Jeddo. It is officially stated that Prince Alfred will visit Canada this summer, arriving there in the middle of June. The adjourned meeting of the G.alway Steamship Company, was held on the 27th ult. in London. The directors were author ized to raise an additional 600,000 at 7 per cent. They propose landing the mails at New Foundhtnd every voyage. Negotiations are being made with the Great Eastern to convey to New York 12,000 German emigrants, to the Mormon territories. The London building strike threatened to assume formidable dimensions. The great contractors have determined to close thtir yp.rds, if the men continue to refuse their offers, thu3 throwing some 45,000 men out of employment. Preparations were being made to import laborers from Belgium, where labor i3 lower than in England. The Rev. Dr. Cheever had been lecturing in Liverpool on the question of slavery and the American crisis. The Times' correspondent say3 that Gen. Guyon has been authorized to make contracts for the French army at Rome for six months longer. The French Journals had received permission to publish the Pope's allocution. The Rumor that Austria had intended aggressions against Piedmont and that the French movements were in response, is pronounced false. Ia the Italian Chamber of Deputies, several speakers on the left, proposed the simple proclamation of Rome as the Capital cf Italy, and callingupon Napoleon to wuudraw his troops. It is reported that some disturbance took place at AVarsaiv, but nothing serious occurred. The present regulations for public instruction in Poland are abolished. A special Commissioner for public worship and instruction was appointed. A Council of State is to be appointed, composed of the clergy. Turkey. A scheme of forced loan i3 in progress. China. Telegrams report teas advancing but dull at Canton. London, March 29. The Timcs's Paris correspondent writes that hostilities appear imminent between the Austrians and Piedraontese. Victor Emanuel is said to have written to Prince Napoleon of an attack, and urging him to represent matters in their true light to the Emperor. Tunis'. In the Chamber Deputies Signor Cheeves spoke against tho transfer of the Capital of the Kingdom of Italy to Rome. Count Cavour urged that Rome should be immediately declared the Capital of Italy. The transfer will take place in consequence of the law adopted by the Chamber, without any disturbance. The time will be fixed by law. FROM TIIE WEST. iNDErKNDENCE, Mo., 8th. The Santa Fe mail with dates to the 25lh arrived this morning. Col. Loring had arrived and taken charge of the Military Department of New Mexico, which gave satisfaction to the people of that territory. The report of the taking of Fort Marcy by citizens of Santo Fe is incorrect. No demonstration of the kind has been even thought of. Peace has again been made with the Navajoes. Great crowds of people are flocking to the San Juan mines, and numbers are leaving and going back to the Pike's Peak region. The grass on the plans is growing fast end in a few days will be sufficient for stock to subsist on. Emigration to the gold field ha3 commenced over the Southren route, quite a number of emigrants having been met by the mail party. A great amount of rain lias fallen in thi3 section. Business is looking up. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Nkw Oulkans, April 8, p. m. The steamer Gen. Miramon, with Havana dates to the 1th, is below. Prince Alfred was expected on the 13th. Three more war vessels sailed for Sau Domingo on the 30th. The mechanics at the Warringtou Navy Yard were becoming dissatisfied on account of non-payment of their wages. A private telegram from Fort Jackson says a war steamer in disguise passed the mouth of the Mississippi yesterday afternoon. She came within reach of the guns of the fort. She was teconnoitering aliout until towards moruint;, and then proceeded to sea.

FROM NEW YORK. NEW YORK, April 8.—The steamer Edinburg is in the offing. Her news, is anticipated. The Harriet Lane sailed this morning having exchanged the revenue for the Amer-

ican flag. Large quantities of army stores - are being shipped on board the steamers Baltic and Illinois. Nkw York, April 8th, Evening. The Commercial's Washington dispatch says: Lieut. Talbott left for Sumter to-day with instructions to Anderson and will undoubtedly be re-admitted to the fort, although stringent regulations have been adopted by the Secessionists. Large quantities of ordiiance,ammunitiorj, Ac, have been transported to-day from Governor's Island to the steamship Baltic, including 100 gun carriages for large Columbiads, marked " Fort Pickens." She sailed at 7 o'clock thi3 evening. New York, April 8. Stocks lower and dull. Money, a good supply offered and only a limited inquiry at 4(S6 per cent, oa call. Steriing exchange dull and easier at 1 0731 08 Bankers bills. FROM rENNSYLVANIA. FIahrisburo, April 8, p. m. Gov. Curtia will send a message to the legislature tomorrow recommending an appropriation of $500,000 for the purchase of munitions of war. The message take? the ground that a3 onr people, so long peaceful, have lost the military habit necessary amid the disturbed conditon of tho surrounding States. They should prepare the means of selfpreservation, and it ia the duty of the State to assist in the enforcement of the national laws. The Republicans will hold a caucus on this subject to-morrow. The State Treasurer declares that the appropriation must be raised by a loan. In the Legislature, to-day, steps were taken for the postponement of the time of adjournment for the consideration of the subject. FROM PITTSBURG. PiTTSBcno, April 8. An enthusiastic meeting of the business men of Pitt3bure was held to-day in regard to the currency. The wholesale and retail trade were fully represented, and the strongest determination not to receive depreciated money except at brokers rates wa3 manifested. Missouri and Virginia money is quoted at 4 per cent discount. FROM CHARLESTON. Charleston, April 8. General Beauregard ha3 ordered out 5,000 troops. Companies are constantly arriving and being put in position. New batteries are also being constructed. Charleston, April 7. Gen. Beauregard this morning issued an order and sent a spe- j cial messenger to Major AnderSjti, giving him an official notification (hat all intercourse between Fort Sumter would be j prohibited from that date. All the forts have been strengthened, and two additional regiments are expected from the interior. CITY ELECTION. Hartford, April 8. At the election today the Democrats carried the entire city ticket by 500 majority. FROM CHICAGO, CmcACio, April 8. One hundred and six fugitive slaves left this city last night for Canada, via the Michigan Southern road. It is estimated that over 1,000 fugitives have arrived in this city since last fall, the most of whom have left since the recent arrest of five slaves by the U. S. Marshal. FROM DETROIT. Detroit, April 8, p. m. About 300 fugitive slaves, principally from Illinois, passed into Canada at this point since Saturday, and largo numbers are reported on their way. Many of them are entirely destitute, and much suffering i3 anticipated notwithstanding the efforts for their relief. LOUISVILLE ELECTION. Louisville, April 8, p. m. Saturday's mayoralty vote is as follows : Delph, Workingmen's Union ticket, 4,1G3; Crawford, Uuion, 1,487 ;,Gillis, Southern Rights, 592 ; Kriel, independent, 109; Devau, ultra secession 42. The Fanny Bullitt has been laid up at Louisville. So say3 the Courier of Saturday. The B. J. Adams has also been laid PI New York ItlarRet. New York, April 8. Flour heavy and 5c lower, with) a moderate business doing ; sales 14000 bbls at 5 105 25 for super western ; 5 355 65 for extra western ; 5 60 ,5 70 for extra round hoop Ohio; 5 75 7 00 for trade brands, closing quiet. Whisky continues in fair request and steady ; sale3 COO bbls at 1818J-. The accounts by the Canadian have slightly depressed the wheat market, and prices are about lQitlc lower on common and medium grades; winter red western 1 38 ; white western 1 33 1 47. Rye quite at G3(a08. Barley dull with trifling sales at 6G76. Corn continues in good demand for export and home consumption, closing a shade easier; sales 58000 bush at CG67 for old mixed western in store ; G7G8 aflort. Oats firmer with more doing, at 2122. Pork hardly so firm; sales 700 bb! at 17 23, 17 38 for mess, and 12 25(7t)12 75 forprime. Beef still rules quiet and firm with fair demand. Cut meats steady at 6G for shoulders, and 8(o!8J for haras. Bacon quiet and unchanged ; sales 100 boxes Cumberland cut middles on private terms. Lard firm and demand fair ; bbl 010J for No. 1 prime. Butter and cheese unchanged. Sugar continues steady ; Cuba 4,5l. Molasses unchanged ; New Orieins at 35. Stocks moderately active but lower. Cincinnati market. Cincinnati, April 8. Flour dull and no demand. We did not hear of a sale to-day ; superfine can be bought at 4 35. Wheat unchanged ; there is a fairi demand for strictly choice for export at 1 00 for red, and 1 101 15 for white. Oats dull at 25 decline. Corn 33, and in fair demand. Uye and barley unchanged. Clover seed declined to 3 85. Whisky declined Jc, with sales of 1000 bbls at 13. Provisions held firmly at extreme rates. Mess pork 17 00 p7U7 15; sales small. 50 hhds bacon sides sold at 99J, and bulk sides sold at 9 30. Groceries dull and heavy ; very little doing. Money market unchanged. g'lMI'IMMII lil Will MWMWMSM WWWBWW MSSOLUTTO.V OF CGPARTSEltijH.il'. The copartnership heretofore existing between tho undersigned, under the name and firm of Cook Langley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent byTbos. K. D. Langley retiring liom thecourvrn. Tho business will be continued by H. A. Cook, who will settle ali claims against the firm. H. A. COOK, T. K. I. LANGLEY. E-ansville, April 1st, 1801. A Card. Iu retiring from the Eureka Bnaar, I wonld return my thanks to all who have so liberally pat ronized the Eureka, and would ask all my friends to continue wish my successor, II. A. Cook, who will continue in the same trade at the old stand, No. 7: Maiu street. T. K. I). LANGLEY.

Headquarters For Spring HARDWARE —AT— <WHOLESALE>. C. S. WELLS, 13 First street, of GOLDEN MILL SAW. BVANSVILLE, IND. Now opening and to arrive, tho following season, able goods, at reduced prices 5 casks Planters Hoes, extra heavy. 25 doz Handled Hoes. . 10 casks Trace Chains, (extra quality-) 5 casks Xog1 Chains. 30 doz Boot Hames. 20 " Garden Hakes. 50 25 25 35 SO Shovels and Spades. Manure Forks. Cow Bells, heavy. Meal Seives. Cofiee Mills. Hand Saws. 3 cases Hook-tooth X Cut Saws. 3 cases Mill Saws. 5 casks Curry Combs, (heavy English.) 200 doz Augurs. GO doz Chisels and Gouges500 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 doz Table Knives. 600 doz Pocket Knives. 100 doz Shears and Scissors. 50 doz Razors, Wade & Butcher's. And 10 cases "OtTIO TOOL CO'S " extra BENCH and other PLAKJSS. Blood's & Waldron Scythes,! 10O doz. Briar Sevthes, 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 tsuiirfrics - 5 cases Percussion Caps. 50,000 Fish Hooks. 15 Gro83 Butler's Blacking. 50 coils Manilla Rope. 25 coils Cotton Rope. 300 lbs Twine Hemp, and - Cotton. 300 lbs Cotton Trot Lines and Staging. Together with Gun Barrels and Trimmings. Patent Well Curbs. Pump Cbain 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.) Also 3000 ft very best brand of Gum Belting. 500 lbs Gum and Hemp Packing. 1000 ft Gum Hose. 100 lbs Copper Belt Rivets. I ivn exclusive attention to the WHOLESALE THAPK. My Forofa-Ti anl Amt'Wnan Goo'lsare all made tip EXPRKSiL V FOU ! tu, fmia or.lcrt miI samples Kiven tiit M:iiiuf"tctnrur-s several months beforeIiaml, thus seem ing Uouds txitmly ttuitHblo to rny trails, of tbo I'csi quality ;uul tlm lowest pOH-ihlo prices, lnica:iro they allcume from first Jiaods. This is Keit'-evideiii. Cash and Prompt Customers Will ti'itl tnv establishment the very place, as I am nfter the HKST TflA OE, and entirely satisfied with low figures to all such. Prices reduced 10 per cent, Fully, on mauy articles of Hardware. C. S. WELLS, mnrlG-tiil july 1 Sign ot the Golden Mill Saw. CITY A D V H T 1 S E fil E N T S . COUPORATIOX NOTICE. ORDER FOR PLANK SID K-W A L It March li):h,ln. And now it is hereby ordercf and directed by the Common Council of the city im Aransviite, that the owners ot nil lots or parts ol lots fronting on or adjoining the north-cunt sidi of Sixth street, from Cherry to Oak streets, it said citv, caife tiio aide-Walks thereon to be brought to the proper grade. ar,d that they cause a side walk of cla-s o. 2 to be laid down t hereof within thirty days from the publication of tbi order. P. BUBICE. Clerk. Clerk' j Offlce, April 1st, TSUI. a a CORPORATION' NOTICE. ORDER FOR BRICK SID E-W ALE March :'2d. l.SHl. And now it is herebv orderei' and dir' cted by the Common Council of the citv e Cvan?ville, t bat the owners of all lots or naris c t lots fronting on or adjoining the north-east side High fdreet, be t Goodsell ft. an 1 Kulton avenue, i eiaid city, cause the Bide-wait a thereon to 1 brought to the proper grade, and that tle.y came side-walk of elas No. 1 to be laid down therei within thirty d ivs from the publication of tt order. p. BDtlKE, Clerk Cierk's office, April 1st, 1SH1. upl cdiaii7Ti6N"loiiCE. ORDER FOR CRICK SIDfi-WALl March 22;1, ISiil. And now it is hereby ordere and directed by the Common Council of the city of Evansville, thaf the owners of all lots or parts of lots Irontiag on or adjoining the south-west side id' Eighth street, betweeu Maiu and Locust streets, in said eily, cause tho side-walks thereon to be broimht to the proper grado, and that they cause a S'de-walk of class No. I to be laid down thereon within thirty days lrom the publication of this order. P. BURKE, Clerk. Clerk's office, April 1st, 1S01. ap-. j " "CORPORATION NOTICE. ORDKR FOR PLANK SID E-TV A L K. March 10t.li, Lstil. nd now it is hereby ordered and directed by the Common Council of the city of Evansvillc, that the owners of all lots cr parts of lots fronting on or a:l.ioi!,iug the woiith side of Third sti eet, between Fulton Avwnue and Walker street in said city, cause the side-walks thereon to bo j brought to tb- proper grade, and that they cause ! aside-walk id claims No. 2 to be laid down 'thereon ! within thirty days from the publication of this I order. I". 1:1 UK E, Clerk. I Clerk's Cilice, April 1st, lM.l. apt;

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Forwarding and Commission. =======

C. R. RUDD S. I. RUDD. RUDD BROTHERS, Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, No. 38 Poydras Street, feb21-6mos NEW ORLEANS. W. M. AIKMAN & CO,. [sic] PRODUCE —AND— Commission Merchants, iXo. ti North W liter st., E vansville. M" AgouM for the sale of alt, Klour, Grain, Provisions, and all othor at tides id' Produce. OCt") A. LEMCKE & CO., Dealers in Produce, : AND Commission Merchants, Have removed to No. M Main Street. nov3 HEECHANT, " And Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Garden & Grass Seeds, Machines, Trees, Plants, Hydraulic Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c, &c. KTo. 5 Sycamore st., l'etwcen Kirwt mid llnin, EVANSVILLE, IND. mat t I. A.CUANK.... W'M.BKOWN CRANE & BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, E VANSVILLE, IXD. tVf Agents fr Kanawha Salt Company. B-iT" Liberal Cash advances made on SliinntnptH of ' nkw" PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Cheese and Butter A ncyo d u o s ANI COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Batter and Cheese. No. )4 Sycamore Street, dec23 EVANSVILLK, IND. J;L NEW AKRANGEMKNT. The Adams. Expbkss Company respectfully announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Kvansville and vicinity, that, with increased facilities for the transportation of FREIGHT, PAOKAOKH, MONEY AND VALUABLE, They solicit a continuance of former favors. Es pec:al care takwn in the collection of Bills, Drafts, Notes, and the transportation of Ismail and valuable packages. All persona wishing to avail themselves of tho facilities of the Express, can obtr.in any desired information in reference to the routes and details of the bnsiness, at thuir Offlce on First street, between Main and Locust, opposite the Post C'rice. deli? O. II. FISH. Agent. Old Esta blish cd Wha T rf Boat EVANSVILLE. IND. P. O'EILISY Be Co. ,TOM tJti, jc4rtW0MH.r'tJt JJV vJ5 COMMISSION MERCHANTS. General ltailrcno, Steamboat, and Kxpree" Agent Spocial Agents for the PENN. CENTRAL RAILROAD; and connections, over which we are. authorized to give through receipts at the lowest pci.siblo rates Having a mammoth Wharfboat nt. tho landioti tho largest on the Ohio Uiver, capable ot stonily and protecting all merchandize liable to datuago from exposure, we are prepared to facilitate the d;s patch of all consignments, torwarded to our cure by cither RIVER, RAILROAD OR CANAL. Particular attention paid to lt ct iving, Storing ami Forwarding, also, to the Sale of any Produce, or other property, consigned to u torsale.andsatisfaction guaranteed. Office and extensivo Warehouse on Water street, adjoining the Telegraph, and on the Wharf boat, whore we are to bo found, attending to the interests of our patrons at all hoars, day and night. With our Buperior facilities; longstanding; untiring energy; and knowledge of our busint is, we feel confident of giving general satisfaction, i i' hope to merit a continuance of tho extendi ve patronage we are now enjoying. Liberal cash advances will bo made on altcoiiHtgnments to either ourselves or correspondents in any of tho principal joarbets, North, East or SouMi. P. C. O'H.'UET & CO. WORM CANDY, OR Santonine Lozenges. "X7"E offer these Loyxnges without disguise to their composition. As their tutmo import i, they depend for their efficacy upon Santonire alone the lately discovered active principle of the European or Levant Worm Seed. All the merit which we claim for our medii ine is the purity of the Santonine w bich it contains and the careful manner in which ii has been incorporated with and distributed through the mass lrom which thu Lozenges have been formed. To be sure of these important points, we ha e them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works, where the Santonine Is first tested for its purity and thoa Combined iu the Lozetig in such way as to retain its properties and virtin s unchanged. To the Profes-uou wo present a valuable- and vellkuowu medicine iu a convenient and attractive form, of uniform and knowu strength the dire . tions indicating the dos.i of Santonine accor 1'tig to the V. S. P. To the public we offer a remedy for Worms, elli -cacions, safe, and as pleasant as confectionary, at a moderate price. For sale bv all repntab'e Prnggits throughout the South or West. WILSON, PETE (4 A Co., diwliin. Main St. w&Ejiu " MtWitH t .vw. i -' MAIN SiKliKT. Are now receiving one of the largest and most desirable stocks ot Boots, tilioo.i. and Hats ever brought to the State. They have iust been pur chase 1 of tho m iimfacturers of Now- Eiiirl.npd.nt panic prices. Our goods are all new and tresh, and of handsome styles. Wo will soli goody as -', it not hnrer, than any House iu tbe West, for f'o;.4i. VVe will duplicate any New York jobber's bi!l. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere, niariii; Crescent City Gallery, Kouf ll-t'iisl corner Main fc (Seeond ui. 3m loxxjizar, SCCCKSSOU TO E. C. SMITH, Would respectfully inform thu citizens of Ev.msville and vicinity tie t he has pun ha td tbe abov,, named Gallery, and wi II continue to make pirt urea iu the usual excellent style of said Gallery, mid at prics as cheap as the cheapest PICTLKES IN SUPEUIOU CASES, 'IT, CENTS PICTl'UEri IN EVE K If STYLE, AMBIiOTYPES, MKLAINOTYPES, and I'lIOTOClIAPHS. Mr. E. O. Smith takes gnat p'casure iu recommending Mr. .1. A. Dailey, of Cicciiiii.it i, as bis successor in the Crescent City Gallery. Mr. :i. asurea his late frii nds and patrons in., t I le v may place eutiiecoiitideiice in Mr. Iiailey ;t aiiobllglng gentleman and unexperienced artist. madl-timd j

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A Card to the Public. The amount of bodily and mental misery arising from u neglect of Email complt.ints, U hici'. and it is therefore of the utincst Irn - j strict attention to the least and most ailments should be had ; for diseaso d u,,, 1 variably affects tho mind. BR. MOFfM I r; ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in ton whero they have been thoroughly nw-d, ! i -UMPIIED OVEIt DISEASE in almost rM versified forms. The salutary effect lb Medicines have, ia fact, been so un v, . Ji.-u-i'-a, th.-.L a y j-j. v ':;;. -.a e e TKl -its ot- - vj . - -pel as rienced, that they have become fully ;- the most easy, scfe, and perfect mod c tr, i over ofiered to the public. THESE MEDICINES JFiivenntr hrcn Jxitrf tit? public fur n jirr. i ; i out! thirittt tftttt titrte hare nuuiitrtint d n '. iu nftnttxt Wfj part of the (ihbeor th- , r r, 'I'vuftve properties which thty poteuit In Many Thousoiids Of cprfr'tle,1 inftitrry tT,,-ij hare even r , Jrinih the re.-if rer-jf. ,,f on ttitfimIff grar , ' ' dt-irltire u-jsfrtiiun nj' th iuj have im -, ,'' tn proit, iinleed, Una their elVicacy i- i infnilil'lv proved, that it hni awearf- i s I d. uTot than mi rum It tu to ttio' who weio ft- i tii-heantilnlly philuHophical prinri j. -., i vnr.n j thoy are rouij) ''ln-Jed, iind upon whi- ! im -v. fluently act. It was to their man t r e ., -i , j - a action in Jim it vinif the HpritiM ami riiuittte-.Q ui ...o, ami enfn.ffi them with renwe-i tone and vig-r that thev nvre in.fohtvl for their name,. Moflatt's Life Pills!!! Are coniuv!l of Veetahle imretien,i exrliifivw'y, art an h? ascertained !,y ein niieal tenU. Tht ir prominent qualities are thosi of an active a d Heitcliii though p.'t tectly m ild and ufrievable aettt tfeiit aijftiriit ; of h gentle Htiporillc t p-nmoting tht- inReiiriilde perspiration ; of a pleawii t diuretic, i:i viprn.Mnu; th kidney and hludder ; mid of delightful tou in cardiac,. exeitiriK RppfMit l.y the demamU of activ diustion, and eheierin tho mind with that grateful en-te of renovated (u-i.Uh which liiiunf thoncKt feliritoufl feelings of nur nature. The Phoenix Bitters ! ! ! So deii'-minrtte 1 from thir afttoniwhin pewfrof vre:it:- mr new Hftjnrid h.'Mlih,ai it were, from the very a h" of the m;Ht dilaiiidated wnrtitutio-ii ate moe utronIy tonic ninl morrt immediately in-viuoratMe-: tlmri piUn ; eoriraiiiii. the kmiim choice vty;eta!le evil arttf a t lie I tttt r, ill a diifernt mdifiratittn. A.ll.oi:j;ii i. ally les rut liartic t;in the Lir'F. Vuui, they nevrt hulrtHH heiri f lemuto thft aunifnliiry canal much Hummer; (ineraPy sliphtly opetHtinr with n tim-eor four hour t, and producing aderideil eefletd rid ef To tho In ad ana Btomaeh, aod i xhileiatir the mind evxn in Ihh time t han tli i MotTatt's Life Pills!!! 7ii 'tjf'-ttii.'j of the, hnt'1, mrfc hpti.da.ijie or fnpowt hi-nri'i- he. these VW wilt be found to pometts the moat sal tt tarn Moft's Phoenix Bitters!!! Have bf,tt hn.f,phi t'ttfljor the cure of j-verand Ag9 frith ihv-iiri.iftl, fittfcwf. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS OF CURE I A MODE A w- t! regulated floil proportiopato (jit mtity of bile iipi-n the Htonon h, ia alwityn rtjuiNito f r tlio promotion of Hound healtn it RtimulaMB diyi'Kiioii an. I keeps the iott mirial catml freo j m fl ii'f!tru 't; "im. W hen (here j a dwinu ney f (nit the ho 'y in eornant'y e.-wli e. tlfi the oti .r !'d an over at'iuidanie (i htlo cauHtH fn!ier,t -jaiine. in the Htomucli ; anil oflsri i rntrnten very . vf.ri nttacliaof (liHc.tiie, which h :not nueti ete' in dtMittj. Br. Moffat's Life Medicines! thfttln f tfl.cn in the var'f sftttf ot h 1 1 1 n t t tim ditinli, nnd if prrsere ed in nfivfftj ftvcordfu.t to dtrectiioiK, will imtttv. ttj rjj'v H a cure. Piles ! Piles! Piles ! As a roi'.eity nr Ihts most diMlrertkinn n .'U ohittnnte MiA'adv, llu- VKi.KTAIiLK I A i'K Uh'Ul CINKrt deserve n dtntfuct and empltMie n remniendation. It i& wo l-know tt to hundred in tliiH ci3', tut tiie former propr;etor td" theno Viiluahle mt-d-IdvoH wa h tiiMidi atltjrted with thi wiuj,iiunt tor i,)wards of thirty live yorn, and tliat he tried hi Vain very remedy prtserihed wUhni th wholo cotiipasH td th( Mutt-fin fttrdii-tt . lie, houAVer, Ht li nedi tried Iho niedicine whieli in now ottered to tiie pr hli;. and ht waHcun-d in a very uhort time,, after his nenvery hiid heen proiiouueed not only improha le, hut ahHoluh ly imjiorfrilde, hy h -i y human im-a h. Life Pills & Phoenix Bitters ! Curo liyjf-p la, by thoroughly cieanHin th lir.,t and iec fmd tittimatdis, and creating a flow of pure, healthy bile, instead of the Htalo and acrid Uiud ; Flatulenry, l.ufH of Appiditn, Ilearthiun, iTendathf Uestl "hius, III Temper, Anxiety litmrnor. Htnl Melancholy, hirh are Hie general Nyitijitomtt id' Iynpepsia, w ill vanish, u.s a natural con:g ut uce of it cut. The Life Medicines 7or bilious and liver eomp!ainn( with their inrtiy vellku(rw'n attendant's bihou urel sirk htntdat he, pain, mut off'-r rttettftt, j'di(j.t dizzine&l, hvtrthnm tos of appetite, are nek now leded to be varilly Hup riur to anything oer ln-U io tdli red tc tho publii!. Mercurial Diseases. Per Aonn w host ciui ,tit ;it ioim hitve ber.om" iinpatri'fl i y tlu. injii'liCHitiH iim( of Itlerertrf, will find tln-H ne diehiei n pi rtect our-f mm they never tail to eradicate tmm the system all the vthctH of mercury, inliiiib' y k oner than tho immt iowcrful ro paiationH f Harupar t'hi. Scrofula. Tho most h'irrilde c.'wh of Scrofula, in which V& e, liom -, and Limbn td the victim bad been preyed upon by Ihe iiibatinbte riii twe, are prov.! by tlie undt niahle antiioiily id' the Hiillurern theint' 1 vew, to have bt en eompli-tely curetl by tfiHe pur ely Yt jetil1 Htedieint s, afti-r Jill ot hern had been bniml more Uian uselHM. Acute or Infisimalory Rlieiinialism ! Anthrosia Chronica, or CHRONIC RHEUMATISM ! 'l'iwM diM-ast which are amoi!; t he mot II nful,.md by ignorant treatment, iha mont inveterate to which Bnftertnt humanity in liable, are cured, Hpe.Mlilv and permanently cured, by a proper cour'io of tho Lite I'll U an i Phfuiiix iJittrn. Moffat'3 Pills and Bitters ! Out it l-i unnererVHiiiy to fiiumonit'i tbo many ra-esin whirh theno purely ViK'dah'e mer'iciiie have been hiu ccshIijI ; but let ir. enquire ; Why aro they no universal in their happy fdfectri ? Met joise they purify the hhiod, and thus reno vate all raue of diMi-a-ie in (Iim Hysteju. IJ. ! itijf-H they art powerfully upon the. fiecretlona of the body, and remove all imptinf ier at once. Ilecauwi they do not red in.o tho ty stem, hut invifotate, it thus r 'iniriue; no restraint lrom jdeanure or biifine-rt dnriir their operation. TRY MY MEDICINES ! ! ! Try but a tingle do ol the LIFE PILLS!!! THY THEM ! UK SATISFIED I-HE C I LED II f ,,rDS.'wM. B. MOFFAT, 3.J"j BrtlwH) , .1 v lurk. And for Siiie i,y all 1 iru isls uu i Merlicine dealers. I'ri a 1'ili.s, Si cents per box ; Hitlers, 8 1 (H ;r l.ottlo mavi's-lyiiiw DEESS HATS. Mir e.;u in- t;.J, now ready in one of tho bd flniHwt ever h en, and by a new ai 'Hii&etuent, feet a cmifoi t.hli' to the wearer na any Bolt hai, Kery other foiit'idvahlrt Hlyle inado to oidcr. Un ion li a t s , Tho neat tU divH-tiiiii!: hatn for a yuuiiK maD. Renfrev & Magenta Hats. Something tutu''. Soft :"cji ab!;t Khrtp Hats and color, f ntesl Btvl.-s. Of cvf ry ci Caps Caps! Caps! All tli - I. areceive,!. ling tlt" for spring and ,uii, mer just Infant Hats & Caris A splendid asHortnient ot tuny hat and capM spring and snuuner s! vh Boys Sportin i t every dcwriplion on i Hats priie. Cassimere Hat A 1 1 srvb-i and prices. Soft Beaver Hats For Mimmt r weir, as 1 ir lit ana f "ather, nt VAl-'TIEii & MAUCONXIEH'S, No. rt'.l Mo In strnt. Mi ; b: I'V Timothy If iv. in store and W. M. AIKDIAN CO U. H M i! X 'Zi "? GEO. FOSTEB & CO. tor sal -50 aU by 't ' erat," ion janld