Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 183, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 April 1861 — Page 2

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rerrr Ai;::j K: p.i-MBg discretion andwScrifJ'-ia the path j Mr Bride is appointed Postmnsler at Henyelfc';''y wi'h a lafe it Lt vcar5wd ont, whatever that path may i der3on, Ky., and Charles T. Bronson at Pa'Le T'-e fuo.it extraordinary activity pre- 1 Our readers hare donbtlesa beard : u- . . .. . . ! of the selection oi Dr. James P. De Bruler

rre:-s farul'-SctTn batch of r.jf i. ' l isiitins cn).tcaccti. Ctvr -Usviatchei iVs luo-ni"" conv. r the starthn intelligence thai Fort Sur!:r is l;f.fr bombarded. The cannonade began at 4 o'clock yesterday rwnunf, and continued without ccsilion during t':e day. t . ... k ...-n.. in mind that ! the dis- ' p;.fc'T.- nr. i-iPiniueJ by the Poiith t'arolins .... ... :u 1. . .. v... ..w.'.I.l -!:':;'W lu ; with :-..!." drj-;rec ol allowance. i A Show of Hands." C'.r. II'c1.:.-," it sreta?, railed on the Pr3-. ii.-ii , in a -very goon rmii'or,. a cuuuu r.f apparently roerr- v. injures which the Adfninitj-nti.in Lave adopted, ilow-er-. i-f'?- fowtr .:7ir with the Presideiit, and reeinp: the "record " which has occasioiii'd the,v rerwtt. military nioveLaents on the part of ii-e array and navy, thrt ir.Ie. man modified hi3opiniori3 to a very cousidirnble extent. Tlio country has re2.T-n tjj respect Gov. Hicks for hi3 patrioti.-M .nnd firmness, when treason among j,'overnmpnt ofBcitils vfs prevalent in every department nd ihtr-Y was great danger that the rebels would t possession of the federal city and pr-v,nt ihe inauguration of Mr Lincoln. Vo repeat, ili:T. Hicks is entitled to the lasting prut: tilde, ut the people for his prist conduct but notwithstanding this, we have no kind d' patience r,i'Ai this everlasting twaddle a'KMit " roprri'.n," and "coercive measures," which is being cohstanlly indulged in by bini and other proir.jpd Union men in the b'onler .Slave Stntes. What are we to unler: land by the term "Union men," if those i formed, set their faces against, and delioun i,evei v elf.iit to reserve, the Union? What kind of a friend u that who throw3 his nritu aroui.d you ni'd confines your limbs vrhile an opponent pummels your face nil the time proVestirg against your making any effort io defur.d yourself, for fear t!;e peaee will .r.e d:strltd If no ot'rr.T poiut :s jriaed by th receut military movement? op. the part of the Administration, it will have the eC'ect of compelling a " lair show of hands," all round. We will know f.'o:n it who ara really U-ntou nsen in Virginia and her sister border slave States, ai!-i who ate only S-.-cessioaiots in diigu:,;. . Virginia, iu pu; '.icu'.ar, has done all within her po.ver to cripple the Administration aLiii prevent it froiu eseroijing all of its no v. tit- in eufojc'04 the lawd. While r.be is crying out agu fiiv-'.i:' of preserving wit. 1.3 at the WKrif and ia ! , 1 preparations olcii j Duvis, and tolerates the formation of ba'nds af-rn.spU-.Ui-i v.-;i.i.:; Ler own bordrH. Sho send.- Cw:.iiu::-.oi;c:j t- Wushiiiton to try an..! " wor-. i o-.;t " vf the President the policy he intcuds pursuing, and to interfere vith hi? plat's and thwart his undcrtakii -; -, h;h- '.he Gove. yuetit La beinjr put to millions of dollars one; v to defend its ripl tap from the nttat-k of infamous rebels who 't:!-U in tust vrrySt .itv "Fair play, and i:o gojgi3g,"s".y we. If that is fair ploy on the part ff Virginia, we confess .that our ideas of the nieaning o'" the term have been very erroneous. The we-nderftiT prfp-irMimi-t now being maae bv the Ailmii-istnitioo to ili-t'nd thehonor (four Mug, will soon d'-vf!ope no;enuine Union party in th- hor.ler.S.lf.v State.' stidei unmasking the . Secesai.iite of the Free States, ft will' be whoh-stiat- to have a fair nnder.itaudii and we are g'.sd to see it so cl 'DC at hand. W have .every confidence ibiit Mr. I.'neulu and bis Cabinet will make mi .tfitfrrestve war, hat we feel just as confident they wiil not cowardly surrender to traitor, in arms agah.st the renraitu'ed atv.huritiej. ifiiKa. TM: John T. Walker called at our oiiice on Thursday afternoon, and exhibited the arm and hand of an infant " bom out of time." This portion of the fetus had been taken front the stomach of a larje river Perch by one of our fijhermsn, End banded to him. The fisherman also found a leg in the same fish, which he threw away, without thinking a to the singularity of the occurrence. The fetus was. as near aj 'the physician could judge, of tout mouths growth, and is a clear index of i rime on the pr.i t of some person, perh.ips unsuspected. Aar.K.sT of .'oi NT;:nn:nT.:;s. Wc-loavu from the Ohiey (Jll.) Herald, that four perkoii3 were arrested a lev.- days since near Albion, EdwarJs county, ar.d committed at Fairfield, for passing counterfeit money. "Spexcer County" is oa a tramp aud 13 jotting down the result of his observations. We will insert his communication in Monday's paper. IIasic Meeting. The regulnr quarterly meeting of the State Board of the Bank of the State assembled yesterday. We understand that the proposition for the increase ..:" branches, under the hiw passed by the Legislature last wiuter, was voted down, it ben; ; thought imprudent to do so under tho present troublesome aspect of political atfairs. TLe reports from the various branches indicate ihat the monster is in a healthy condition. 'dianapolit Sentinel. APt-jiNTMENr. We understand that Frank Ross, son .-; John Ross. Esq - of this city, hai been appointed to a cadetsbip at Wi-gt Point, tbroujrh inflnence of Hon. E Mblar.k. lie i- very promisinfyouth mid will doiiht':. acquit himself with honor.—<Vin. Sun>. ---<>--- ----->Capt. Prichett, the newly appointed Indian agent to one of the Pacific stations, will start for his post of duties next week. He will go by way of Salt Lake City, and tarry a while with his fried [sic] B. Young, Esq., of any inducement offers.—<Vin. Sun>.

Editorial Correspondence, AVENUE HOUSE, } Washington, April 9, '61. } DEAR JOURNAL:— "The plot thickens."

The - Administration 'is niwr.g wi,u sur- : vails us tfce u&vy yaraa as,a itfttaais nere nd elsewhere in the North, and the conn- j try seenis w co on me eve oi startling Hero the neonlfl am nrenared to 1 event?. ; , . .. - .... .. , .... ; j Lear at any time of a elision, which v id .

snake the nation to its centre. It said Nortterti Governors here of late. 1 reeoltbat the notorious Teiaa re.Bger, Ben. ?.!- j iect to have seen and heard of being here, Cullon-h, is carryine oa sorasf m-rcl opera- 1 GQr's Morton of Indiana, Yates of Illinois,

. ... .... , , , I id this vicimty, and -tie .story gov lions I. 1... .1...- i 1 7 : oIV.! i-n tha-Kntith UAt U.UUU OU.CU AU vuw W-fM . J ho will, with a large body bf secretly swora men and.t liim, make. a dash fit the Capital and tr.ke possession of it. Thiat, however, i is u.!l surmise, and creates ao espttiaj 11at ; casine-rs here. The dispatches tutorm -you I of thu exciting scenes t-tnipiring. here be fore I ctn reach yon by letted) therefore it is unnecessary for me to into the details military movements urther than I have dure heretofore. "." Much fault has been foand with the Adminiatratjgn on account of its a.pa.rent inactivity and indecision, but the censure lu aped" on it, and in tacny instances by frkads, has not been just. Mr. Lir ooln, oa the 4th of March, announced a policy in very plain and emphatic language. That r.oliey he has kept in mind ever since, and has, no doubt, entertained the intention to carry it into execution so soon r.H it liy in bis power, lie four.d, on on.P.s: int.. oluce, the various departments of tno ti.tv-.-rniner.t filled with trail or3 ; he abo t'oud tho United States forces scattered and disaffected, no money in the Treasury, -and the credit of the Government at the lowest ebb. It wa3 absurd to suppose that he could do what he has jn less than a month. To ask it was to expect the performance of a miracle. It i3 wonderful that he and his Cabinet have been able to accomplish what they hav in so short a time. They have done in five weeks what it might well require a3 many months to accomplish. The Cabinet hold sessions every day regular twice a week, and special each other week day. Yesterday they were in session nearly all the afternoon. I was at the ante-room of the White House about noon, to eeo the crowd of visitors tiiere assembled, and to look at the sreat men there congregated. (Be it understood that the President's Mansion is considered a public property, and " the misses," particularly newspaper rueti, go there freely when they have nothing eUe to do, to "s;e the sights" and " take items." While there, on this occasion and others, I Lave seen tbo different members of the Cabinet pass 'in and out and have of course been interested by their outward appearance. This is a; very natural feeling on the part of the rank and file toward distinguished men. ' ..... '.Allow ino to sketch their appearance : W. II. Seward, Secretary of State, is of rather small stature ; slightly bent forward with the weight of carejs and years ; very prominent nose ; pale, careworn features ; p'ritlcE3 expression in the eyes as if he stiffered from great anxiety of mind or bad &m(oth fcLa. motion, and nauu 4 grej o:tf ,su. eauii, Te- f,lco . walks with A slow in hU.. whole manner i3 deliberate and niethodIct$; He ltoUS like one of tho great--! e-ift tMifkcrS'vt U e aft, as fee.anrr!y-l3.-. ' S. P. Chase, Secretary 6f the Treasury, is the finest looking man in the Cabinet. He 13 of large size, has a full, clean shaven face, a slight squint in the eyes : and an ungracefnl manner of looking around on a crowd. He has a splendidly developed head, full of intellect, and moves with an air of conscious strength.- Mr. Chase is rapidly making friends here by his prompt and gentlemanly mode of doing business, and I would not hesitate to term him the " coming man " of this government. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War, is a tall, and has been, a well formed gentleman, but as he is petting well along in year3 ho ? U-ui.s to stoop forward. His hair is grey I ii. ... . . i 1 : . i ... t tinci I1U liStTi 5iwi:t ut..ic9 1 u ictiuiug, na uu, Jl think, all ih Ciibioet. Mr. Cameron has wi ll fotiued features, shaven fare, wears crape on his hat, and dresses in rather negligent Myie. He is the very picture of the experienced and skillful geueral business man that he is, and the acute and successful political manager. I could easily see , in him the talent that procured his election as U. S. Senator in a Legislature with a Democratic majority against him. Gideon Welles, Secretary of. the Navy. He is a tall, well-formed gentleman, wearing a long, while, patriarchal beard, gold spectacles, and a soft, black enssimere hat. He waiks with an independent air, head up, aud converses and acts on the Yaukee dev-i!-may-care style. His appearance is pre possessing. Edward Bates, Attorney Ceo end, is a gentleman of the medium size, solid, substantial appearance, wears a heavy, white beard, ha3 grey hair, and by his walk indicates the approach in feebleness of age.; . He generally goes to Cabinet meetings loaded with legat papers, and is a good specimen of the sound and learned jurist. Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General, is a tall, slim gentleman, with sandy hair and red side whiikers, acquiline nose, and decided cast of countenance. He walks erectly and with an "irrepressible" air. He is a man who is not afraid to take ! responsibility, iii is managing the vast and j complicated affairs of his oCiee with much energy and discrimination. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of the Intsrior, i3 well known in Indiana, out. as ninny of our readers have never seen him, I sketch his appearance. Mr. h. 13 of menium height ! heavy set, round head, slightly bald, smoothly shaved face, upright gait, acd lisps considerablywhen he talks. 'Hin office has an immense pi.-tronage, and its duties are very laborious. Mr. Smith is conducting it with great energy and industry, and is making for himself an enviable reputation-. A great deal of complaint has been tnado tUclW aUlU.& U UU141.IIU U1UI t LUU tici proportion of offices. Now this is altogether a false pretence. She has obtained, according to a calculation of the President himself, just four offices of a general character outside of the State and exclusive of clerkships. Of these she has got probably a dozen. While she has got four general offices, as above, Illinois has obtained eleven, Ohio eighteen, aud New York twentyeijht. In the value of the offices there is a greater' disparity'!, lan in their numbtr. The President has expressed his determination to remedy this inequality in the distribution of cotivilsuip?, &c. "An intelligent citizen of onr State has mhde a calculation, ana nnaj tout Indiana is entitled to rinetr. ..lort-.turo i,.. , , , - three clerkships here in the department?, whereas she has, SO tar, got only a dozen or fifteen. So the gentlemen who find fault r.!iM be ctrL-iin tha-their trir.tr- ,tt Should De t. il.tin tua.. meir Strictures are wed touilOCd belore they indulge in them at the exjienso of a btate which has never had a "lair show ,m the distribution- of I government favors. ' ' ' I

Robt. T. Kercheval of Grandview, is appointed route agent on the Evansville and

Louisville line. John Henson of Evans-- , vide, and Jacob Voothees of Terre Haute, are a:.bota;.l route nr-.Tiit on the EvansvlUe and Crawfordsviile Railroad. John M SurtT0:, atld Physician of the Marine Hospital at EvansviJ.e. ' Other appointmtms in ana hoout oar city win iouow as they can be reached. The pressure of business is immense at the department. pvere hftJ been Ue ft J-ion of Deantson ot Ohio, Curttn ot Pennsylvania, Washbnrnei)f Mftine and Merpan bf New York.-' Their presence here has been at tributed to a desire on their part to get tf'eir respective commonwealths in a state of preparation fot the tronbles which ar believed to be approaching. But this is mere surmise. It is Tery natural that thty should want to be here to take a hand in the distribution of official favors. Notwithstanding the departure of many army and naval officers and men, for their rx.qt.q of dutv. within the Dast week, there are ponty more left of the same sort, and rumor says tnat Gen. fccott intends to hare still more here before long. The weather, for the past two days, has been rainy, chilly, windy, and very disagreeable. Spring seems very backward here. Out doors to-day, the appearance incate anything but the vernal season". James H. McNeely has been appointed Postmaster at Evansville, and Alexander H. Conner at Indianapolis. Mr. Conner wag the popular and efficient Chairman of the State Central Committee, and the appointment wa3one eminently fit to be made. He richly earned the handsome position he has received, and will make a capital officer of the Government. J. H. McN. Ati EitPTKD Scicidb. A German residing in this city, a blacksmith by trade, while laboring under excitement caused by liquor, yesterday evening threw himself into the river at the foot of Broadway street, with the intention of " shuffling off this mortal coil." Fortunately he landed in shallow water, and fVeling the cold bath to be somewhat disagreeable, he thought the better of it and crawled out. Yin. Gaz. 10th. There is an abundance of water in both White and Little Red rivers, but freights are scarce. The season is unusually forward in Arkansas, and the planters generally bad finished their corn-planting, and are now ready to plant cotton. LOCAL NOTICES. Fort Sumter is to be reinforced to-day) evacuated to-morrow and any quantity of cjlpplies on the next day. To keep up the excitement contradictory and unreliable reports are ser.t over the wires. But one thing is curtaui, you can rely upon getting a good fit, good work, and a first-rate article of goods at Davidson's, on First street, who bells work at small profits for cash, or on short time to prompt payer. Cts5 Gentlemen should provide Ibctntrive with splendid clothing, before the choicer t styles are culled, as Lyons is this .Spriog sHirrg. ciolhitig at such very low figures that he has a large, increase in bis trade; and is now furnishing his customers with splendid goods at the prices ordinarily paid for ordinary clothing. BSiF Our enterprising young friends, the Elliott brothers, have a startling announcement in this morning' s paper. They have been doing an excellent business, and we are pleased to learn that their trade is continually on the increase. Don't fail to read their advertisement, and then go aud examine their stock of goods and prices. HULIUIOUS AOTICE, The protractod uioctiuK in St. PanPs Church, corner of Seventh and Vine strw U, ct-nti'nu. s nidi iutiTust. Uev. F. Lack, of tit. Louis, will prenvti lu Goi man on J?abballi -at 10 o'clock A.- M. atid at 7 o'clock P. It; The social nieettuu at 3 o'clock P. M. of each day, conducted lit the American and Clcrui iu laugaaes. NEW ADVERTISEEMNTS. SCO IT & LINCOLN Have itiid day united thumii'lvus iu co-partnership for the purpose of doing the best they can, and while they are attending to outside affairs. ELLIOTTBEOS. Are it ill at their Dew Store on Main st., near the Bridge, And Selling . DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, . HATS, and CAPS, AT ASTONISHING LOW FIGURES I ar.l. 91 IM 20 ht kbls, bricht and crood, for sale by ap!3 , CI1AS. McJOHNSTON. U an whole, half, and qaarter boxes Bailing. 200 Xta '.. Z. Currants. 600 tea Al.-nouds & Brazil r '" f5r "10 C!IA?. McJOHNSTOK. &.HKRtt-Iti WJ'.V(. 18a. .Nor;, is horeby riifeu that by virtue of nn order of hh'.c issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Vanderborich county, Iuulane, in fv..r of Jofc-pb P. KUiott vs. Zachariah B. Aydt !ott, floury C. Lcy, and Matthew Mclnnerny, aud Io nio directs, I havo levied upon, and will, on WEDNESDAY, MAY 8rh, 1861. lj'M.i u the hour of tu o'cliK k A. m. aud f,.ur o'clock i'. x. ol said day, at the door of the Court Uoiu-e iu thxiity of Lvauviilpi, Indiana, nfTcr for sale at public auction the rct.t and profits for a term not oxceeuiLg seven years of tin following d.'scrilmd riral estate, lo wit : Lots Nos. two 1 throe (3), fvor (t), five (a), six (0), tcveu (7), eight (s), miie (V), ten (10) aud eleveu (11) in block Iio. lour (1), iu Klliott s tnlargemnut vf the city ! KtfeunviUe, in Vaud r'urph county and btotiotsf lu-iiA'ia, aptl 11 th.tt i-rt ul lot -N'o. 1 in said blorU ', No. f ,i.r (1), v hicli wascunvi -d . isaid Aycetot' by i snt r. M'.ti Hi. u ins wii , ny eu ii.ien uciooer ut, 1 lNW Au:J 8uuU,d rllt and pronu of said I real 's?ate not sell tor a stun sutlicieut to satinfy alli r,tJ c.ts, I will, at the s. me time and h!a..o, ofler Ar sale at public auction the fee simple I euia real Mtata lor the satirfactiou of said writ aod cts. without rulief from valuation or appraiae- ! m. utiaaa. JOHN S. OAYITT, Sheriff V. C.

Ciiaini.'iTAe Hvn.s, Pl'fl 's Ally's. Afril IStil. apl3 Stw

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= BUILDING. ———————

To Contractors & Builders ! Proposal will be receire.1 at Piirko .County Ban!r.t Bocktillc, Indiana, fir tin crectim of a l.uU l.n?, to b atad for banking and ther parpoies. The p!:rty taking the -work will furninh all material b4 Uber. ItaiMicg to b of Brirk, with Iron Frontt first urj, and Iron Window Caps and Sill". Plana and apwift utiona to W iineu at thai ofBce nf the Bank, a.'ter the 2'.d iut until tha 2d day of May, and to which tima pri.ala will be receired. O. W. LBT1JJQ8, Caahier. BockTiUa. April loth, 1S61. ap dAw2w minsrton Tar, Jnitrweired by apl.l CHAS. MpJOHKSTON. jT9 b j it b j yFo j rat ojtss JLw 12 tona Uran and 100 bnah Oaa jnt received (ai'13) CHAS. McJOHNSTOK. WIUTK V Lime (fri.h). ia irood ci'oparajfe, for isle by (ap!3) jrm J cm jvi wcjr.'-.s,ooo xa M3 Haiaa, SUouldara, and Cloar biJea, jnat oat f aa:wke, and tor aaler by CUA3. SlcJOHSSTON. apI3 Poaay'a Block, Maiu atreot. rr,oce us t uTMjzhoo sji'cb s M Tery cb(?tce Whifa Wheat Floor; T3 ttak fraab srouBd Corn Mual, for sal by CHA3. McJOHNSTOW. ap!3 Puaay Block. , ST J HO I LAMHHO MfiUS M? BMJfl K JLd Leaf Lard, pot up expre-Kly for family uao jnat rceived and foraalo by apll Posey Block. GsUUJit an JttOLJ SHMSSt-Ji ft.VH lot in barrels and naif barrel, and Just aa eood as tbay make it, io store and for sale by ap!3 CHaS. aicJOHNSTO. HUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY! By Its simplicity and most perfect adaptation to all Throat and Lung ComptainU, from infancy to old age, asks tor special attention. So Strictly are tha laws of Medicine conformed to, that I ask the same freedom of use in diseate, as lis strict natural feature, that I would of food to hunger. Beth are analogous, and both untrue, unless they cin heap, plied to the letter. Therefore, from WnooPlxa Couqh, tbe terror of childhood, to Lung Complaluts, common to all ages, it is a bisedt. HUNNEWELL'S TOLU ANODYNE! Th (Jrtat J enralftc, ptmodtc and Vrrasi Rmt4y, mnd alta th ttfattmt mnd only Vtural Opiate tvtr f-iv-to th World I The perfect freedom with which Physicians are asked to investigate ttiis splendid and much needed Opiate, by Formula, or trial of the Anodyne, both of which will bo sent on demand, an 1 the free acceptance of all who havoused it, and also its splendid rtsulta in cases of Neuralgia,, Headache of every kind, Kheumatism, Tooth and Ear Ache, Lo.iS of Sleep, Delirium Tremens, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Ac, tc, is enough to call attention, a I ask investigation. After six years of trials and Rrsults, the T..lu Anodyne and Universal Cough Itemedyare fairly beiorr the world, and I trust all who know w ill do me the justice to iuvestiKate by t.-ial, compare all msgustions of testimonials in tbe pampuluts t. be found with all dealers, or will be ent " free " by me, and then, by the real merit thy possess, lift them above all charges or imputations of qnackery. Prices within reach of all. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor. Practical Pltarmarttil Principal Office, No. 0 Commercial Wharf, BOSTON. KiT-fold by all lenj octable dealorseveiywlieie. KELLEE WHITE, Wholesale & Retail Agents, apl3 Evansville, InH. BANKABLE MONEY WANTED! CURRENCr TAKEN AT ITS VALUE! Etyle I Durability ! Cheapness ! LOOK OUT FOR Olioap Goods ! AT THK 1EW YORK STORE ! ! SECOND SPRING STOCK. Largest Stock of the Season ! Cheap for Cash only ! ! ! Immense quantities of Summer Goods Coming ! Will be here in a few Days! Every variety aud qnality, from the most elegant ilks aud Fancy Dress Goods, to tha most substantial wear tor men, women and children. NEW YORK STORE! SIGN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG. THE A'i7 IF YORK S TOR E A L WA YS LEADS. april la HVSH f a T J r O II 8 MJ" Ur V w atore and for sale by I for sale by H. A. COOK, K. 75 Main it. apl'J WTtITrr M RICK I IM Til M HICK ! 20 Bath Brick for sale by

at 12 U. A. COOK, No. 75 Main at.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ======= <FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL>. t 00 bu;U frenb grout; d corn meat for sale at apl.'! H. A. COOK'S, Ko. 75 Main st. .1 JR S II M OjI ST it) n-JiJl. 3 0 O U. jrima fresh roast I. io Coffee, iust received (pl2) H. A. COOK., No. 7f Main St. by grin n ic S3 Cbaoae. ouly Wic per !t, a opl'J H. A. COOK'S .Eureka Bazaar. 'A ir. otXI Itis choice Maple Sugar just received at H. A. COOK'S npl'J Eureka Bazaar. PC MiliLS VJtVICE , U , to be had onlv at D. A. COOK'S Kureka Bazaar. apli II. A. COOK'S Eureka Bazaar. n.TJ CHOICE M,1VKfi RJiStJY ;iia) !bi choice new Zante Currants, only 10 cents ptr!b; 3llo frw extra soft shelled Almonds, only 2Cc per lb ; SuO It. choice new crop Figs ; 200 lbs new crop Dates, onlv 10c per lb, just received at apl2 n. A." COOK'S Eureka Bitzasr. M. A new one story frame dwelling. In a healthy part of the city, situated on a high lot, with a nice gulden, good cistern, and all the necessary out' build. i , &c. buld buildings are all new. J" rtwuire at thisofflce. a; I J St" o t x GHsTi Id hereby given that ws will sell no more uieal except for Bankable money. If consumers will remember this It will save trouble. By order of tho BUTCHERS. aplO-lmd GREAT BARGAINS -ISDry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats & Caps! No. 10 First Street, OfTer great Inducements to P.ETAIL Cash Customers in the selection from their I.aree, New, and Elegant stock of t a.sluonaKe Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, AT WHOLESALE PRICES 1 DBESS GOODS at less than ever sold in this market before. LINENS HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, and DOMESTICS Offered at !J 3 f ent left than here. ofjro re tailed at in the city. All ar invited to come nnd compare quality and price with any other houso in thr citv. J. S. JAO.UESS CO., apll-tjd-cl2t No. 10 First street. A PAIR OF REAL NOVELTIES, AVIJONE WITHOUT A MATE. 1st. " Tlio Paper Neck-Tie." (f'almt njiptieil nr.) This Tie b mad" entirely of patu-r, in 1 0 differ ent ntyles, and la .erfect imit-ttiuu of rtilk and other fabrics. The price is o low tl.;it a giu.tlf-uian mat weara NEW NECK-TIE EVKiiY 'DAY. and yet not. be chargeable w ith extr.ivag iii c, or one tie can be worn 3 to 9 days if nocc-saarv to a.onomiz. 2d. The Relief Tie. This Is doubtless the inost frlect t.i'k tie ever inventt-d. aud is iut wh it the name implies, in-.r-feet relief from all further trouble in tying bows. 3d. The Lace Edge Tic. An exquisitely beautiful article it has only to re Ti n to be admired. SMITH & BROUWEB, Solo Manufactur'a. No. 36 Warren !-tr t, Lew r'ork. N. B. We tell -to WHOLESALE JOBBLKS ONLY. Country Mercbanis run order our gcods of ANY WHOLESALE li f )Ur E with whom they are dealing. apll-'-Jwd rrsr naciiiVKit Pfin? tt.ncroad, a coneigument ot l"f teas W. H.aud Uamburg Cheese, and -0 pks prime roil butter; also 7dbbfs White Li rnoi aud D'O bbls p-'tatoee, for sale in quantities at8o cents per barrel, try it. E. ( BILEY li CO.. i apia No. 2 i-ycamore street. PARIS IMPOATIONS The lineal collection of LANT3 received direct from France. Messrs. Pellorce & Co., Flower and Shrub Sellers in Paris atd Versailles, France, have tlie honor of informing the ladies and gentlemen of this citv lliat they have just anivetl here with tho most varieil and ple.,-idiij co'Iccti.m of Plants auJ Sh-ubs which have ever boen wn in tho city of Kvansrille up to the j rpse'it tine, such as Camelias of ditlr-rent species. Daphne, Ithododendriims.roaena Arl'orca, 15.-.J11. Boso Ttn.hes. Fruit Trees, Pwr, Apple, Cherry, Pitim, Vine, Peach ; Strawberry aird Ooi.eberry Plants of various kinds, Flower rtull.s, 1' new species of PinVs, which figured at tb. t-aiiri Kxpiieition, Veiretable Plants, if-c. Priced very moderate. N. B. -Amateurs who shall honor uh with their cnnfi.lpiic will please call at o. Is7 3Tain Htrr-t. The Plants and Mirubs to be sent to th.i o. nntry will be packed by the seller. Catalogues tt beh til iu tbe s'.oim. a.ao.lw PJtLLOUCK A CO. Lit JBi'Ji U-UIUHi" Wo bare nn hand 2(1 bbls Pare Rye Whisky, evyears old, which we w ish to close Oc t at low figures; als Bourbou 'A hi.ky of tiie same age. SutENSOM i. CO., apS No. 30 ater street. V Url. d Beef, very nloe, Hominy, Herring, I'ickkd and smoked, No. 1 Dried Codfish, No. 1, 2, and 't Uackeral just received at YfCKERY BROS., aplO No. 82 Main street. "Q9 Jt It U tt X St 6 w Elsie Venner by Dr. Holmes. Tho Wits and B.anx of Society. Trumps by O. W. Curtis. The Attorney Irvinjr. The Oreat Preparation. Bryant A Stratton's Commercial Law, Ac, Just received and for sale by a.lu DOBELL & CONYNCITON. 'Ijfwv&.j v o. cllusrUji'i c.i tt t r "r w lor Children's use, in great variety, at from 25 cents toS15 each, at VICKEHT BROS.. No. 82 Main street. aplo CIVIL 7 .yai.YEKR ji.vn sur tj; voi:. Work and estimates of all kinds pertaining to P nil roads, Bridtrrs, Earthwork, and Masonry, attended to promptly. Plans and specifications f r Bridges, Koof.;, n:i 1 Framing giveu, together witii lessons in Mochauicat and lsomtricai Drawing, Mechanical Calculations, and practical use of Engineer's and Surveyor's Instruments. Olllce In E. C. R. B. office, corner Main and Water streets. BEFESENCES. John Ingle, Jr., Bement A Viele; Hollingsworth Bros., Evansville, Ind. 3md&w. W. D. Griswold, W. J. Ball, Terre Haute; T. li. Pointer, Owensboro. rjMMIB 1,-t RJ KMT ft .yiCMST JBl Cranberries of the season are at VICKEiiY BEOS., aplO No. 82 Main street. ZjnMiMjiiJST r.ij-iwiizTii Zmls. lev 50 bbls freh Cement, 60 " Oolits Lime (extra size bbls) in B,. and for sale by W. M. AIRMAN 4 WATCHES AND JSWELltf j Mr. P. L. GEISSLER WWJP JCmr KBTURsrtiit j-'ftnJt BJZ the East with as largo aud beautiful a stock of Jewelry, Watches, Gold and Silver Chains and Fancy Goods as he ever had before, and which embrace the richest variety in each department, and which be will sell at the Lowest Cash Pcices. I would respectfully Invite my friemls aud customers to examine my goods and pricos before purcbaifi elsewhere. " Goods represented positively as thfy are. W Personal attention paid to repairing of fine Watches. Jewolry repaired at tho shortest notice. Sspt. 22d. o to am fo r.t con : a o bbls Northern White Neehanuocks. 100 buah

do.. In tacks, 60 bnh do., small, for teod, in store ana. for K:e by VI'KKUV BltOS., aplO No. 82 Main street.

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NEW CASH STORE! ——— <J. S. HOPKINS>, No. 17 First street, Has just returned from the east with the largest and best selected stcck of Staplo and Fancy Try Goods ever brought to this market, and having de- ' termiued to adopt the Cash htyt'em in all cases he i feels coufident that he csn sell oo Is at Bitch jirices as will be to the advantage of all to purchase of I mm. ills siock consists in part ot tuu fol lowing : j Painted Jaconet and Organdie Law tin, and Berages, in great variety. French and American Ginghatns, Fancy and Rlack Silks, Black Lustre Goods, for Traveling Dresses. Prints, Jaconets, aud Bleached Muslins. Plain and Doited Swiss Tarletans, all colors and qualities. Black Silk Mantillas and Lace Points. A good stock of Jaconet and Swiss EdgiDgs and Insertions. Dimity Rands, White Embroidered Collars, and Mourning Collars. A handsome stork of Dress Trimmings, a large and complete slock of Hosiery for Ladies, Mises, and Children. Mens' Lisle Thread Half-Hose, best quality. A complete stCK-k of Roots and Shoes, ft.iMen, Women, and Children. A beautiful stock of Parasols. L'mbrellas, Fans, and Gloves for Ladies. A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and Drawers. Also, a 3pleudid stock of House Furnishing Goods, as follows: Carpets, Oil Cloths, Cocoa Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Door Mattj, Cornices, Stair Rods, Embroidered Swis3 and Lace Curtains, Painted Paper and Brown Holland, for Window Shades, kc. All the above stock will be sold Very Low for Cash. Before purchasing, please call and examine my stock. No trouble to show goods. J. S. HOPKINS, apS No. 17 First street. DISSOLUTION OF COPAUXXFIISIII f. Tbe copartnership heretofore exitiu between tho nndersigned, under the nanut and llrm of Cook A Langley, is ibis day dissolved by imOual consent by Thos. K. D. Lanlcy retirinir In-ui lliecoi.c.-.rn. The business will be continued by II. A. Cook, who will settle all claims against the firm. 11. A. Cook , T. K. D. LANQLEY. Evansville, Ap:illt, 1801. A Card. In retiring from the Eurek i Ka.iar, I woi.I J return my thanks to all who have so liberally patronized tho Eureka, and would ask all my fri .' to continue with my successor, II. A. Cook, wt will continue in the same trade ut tho old it ind, No. 75 Main street. T. K . D. LANGLEY. W-S ceive-I, per steamer Lehigh, 5 bx W. K. tjhets?, 5 bxs Hamburg Cheese, 6 bxs English Dairy Cheese, for salo by J.VS. ERsKINK & CO., aplO No. 47 Main street. JOHN IVINSON.l cor. Loot & W. 8ts. j f EDWAUIl 1V1NSOK. Evansville, lnd. J. & E. IVINSON, Manulm turers of Portable Steam Engine, TIim- lien I and Cheapest now I a use. IVINSO.VS IMPROVED STATIONARYENGINES, Hui ass all others io siiiipll. Ity of . onsti n -lion. IVINSON S Portable Circular Saw Mill, Reference through the country where it has cut l.Ofx) feet of inch Lumber in forty minutes. I VINSON'S Latest Improved Steam Boilers Consumes only one fonrth tba fuel of ordinary Boilers. We also manufacture all kinds of Machinery such as appertains to Railroads, Steamboats, Mining, Distillerie", Flour, Corn, Sugar, and Malt Mill", Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses, Sash, and Muley Saw Mills, Also Sheet Iron and Copper Wcrk, House Fronts, Window Caps and Sills, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description of Iron and Brass Castings. Dealers in Steam and Water Gauges, Gum Belling and Packing, Gas and Steam Wrought Tron Pipe and Fittings, &c, kc.., at Manufacturers Prices. Old Metal Bought. Jpbbing and repairing of all kind3 done at short notice, and workmen sent to all parts to set up and do repairing on Machinery and Boilers. Send for a Circular and see Price Lists. April 3d, 1SC1. -nviT. Green Apples, Diied Annies, Peaches, Can ned Fruits, for sale by J EItf.KINE & CO. New Tailoring EstblTshrn't Tho subscriber hereby informs his oioU'ia and the public in general, that b- h.s opened a new labor Mn.p, over Bricklev's Pa'ent llreiid Bakery, on First street, near Main, wl...r hi is prepared lo cut and make up, all Karineiits for Mens' w..ai , wnli neatness and desoa'cii. .,- . N B - Particular attention p-id to .uttin-, aiso to ciitiiiip and m tkint- up Hoys' ( loth n. R.pairing don- on reason -ible t"r"',i RF up- . :. ... . ...' 'BSOMK'Ji'jVI JL loo bbls Mess Pork. loO keits Priinu Leaf l ai d toi 'nmily tts.i, in utoreand for sale by W. M. AlJtMAN ii OO.

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i MOUNTAIN li HUB Herfe, Barkrj and Roots rt'usrs Poison's Minerals & Drugs. MOTHERS A.K.J1 HEED. DO WOt, Wll.-n (' e, ij, ); . your chil lre-,i. cojiM;'ie i!;.r o i morech-di.: hut fiRi n.h.u, ? tn the res. i;ri t li.- 1 1 n . j s ,i. 1 1 ii" o n.rV ' (i uiore ih u a In nine c-in m.r t 'it. , Mif; li HEAD3 OP PAMILIE3 fin no von JUDSON'S WORII TEA A Stl ri AM PI, ':- NT CI If i t wH(VH. 1Io.v much s-iter iin.l l it r -oi,l, i.o to fa. iv- It Iwavsin'h h-'Uo. A 1 tl.- del ,v .);-r n !.ild is taCen iil iitay be the ihi ;c f Os c.ji-b. vio-le icrinj without del.iv, rni-1 t.y tivri ; tj MI'l'N. TAIN' HEItB TK iinti.- lifitelv, von will r."t only s-ive ilie child a Ion mid tedious il ntK. n-. .onr. -If much expens , hut ' f. si )u;, icr ia tr.nwl.i hit you hive d no joui ilHtv, and pi-rt.kji.0 s tvel lis life. 'Inis n.odicir.e is co.,il'ii.s-l purely of ROOTS and HE RES. NOT A PARTICLE OF CALOMEL OR MINERAL ' IS USED IN IT. No more filth , rerir.il ve w ill n ... by il. .-s vh'i OI.e tii-j Ibis Te.i. Tl.e oiiiy netive pt.U'!,.1 of all otb..r Vermitii - es sn i P.iil KiHrs, is .W 1? it C f R J . " ' ; " GIVE No YOUR CHILDREN. ' l's.. Ibis .sinij.Ie, m il.-, veet ine-lir -r.'i This Woi in Tea u;,,, dif. .,.-i r.l in un liniH'l'.l n av amon ih" wilCs of N..nli,!n M,mio--k full h.--count of it you will tiii,I In., or- ii'iuaii-ies, Ah"; J-i thf. ' Ituscne of 'I da A liiuuci.-," r f the Afrent. snd v hen you have r. ail ii.seiil il tojoir iieij-hbors, tint I hey m:Yliu know ol and be cored by Ibis GREAT REMLDV. JUDSOWS WORM TEA NEVER HARMS; IS PLEA-ANT T0 1AKF GET A PACKAGE PRICE ?5 CENTS. OB.'EItVK. Alwavs fin I iheNamenn.t Plfiii tore f H. L..M'fiS IN A CO , nnd 'b .i,ili it ut Trzit:o, on each packie of bis W ortn Tea. B. L. JUDSON & CO., SOLE I'RUPIl! non , SO Leonard K ret-t , Kc w 1 oi k. Jwlsori rJ'oriM Tei in soltf J; or.e A';eii i.i even village, and all jMijtt':. ap2-lmdd--w STRI KIN G CH A N(T icK lTlU'lKU "llY HOOKLANDS (i HUMAN BITTRRS. Philaihi rut , March 18, ISM. Da. C. M. Jackson. Dkk Sib : t hd sufl 'twI po long from Iiy.pepsi. nd Liver C .inflaMi:, In their most airiavated tortus, ilmt I alui.j.1 Cos paired ol llodiu a cure, uben. Io coui!1lii,-: wiMt tVe advi.-rt of my pbyil bin . I hit iv-.iirn- to your Ct-rman Bitters, t ha-i tnk -n ileiiu, who a marked Improvement, lor lw mr nths, m lum iiiv hi!bahil, who is capi-iin of the p.ickif nhtp av u- k., returned from his la-l voihee. II is iir,,t c c' iniatlon on s.)eiuv. tnw, was, "ttliv, Mjrtet, wiu.t hav y, u be.n tak inr ? You l:s.k bi y hundred per ceut. butter than ben I b li." And well he ni'ifbt say no. WIiimi he mailed on his last to'iiye, I wtvt Ihiu and cure n-j; u, jin.i u.y lou.i I- eui 1 a fc i'Tror: color; while itf.w I luivy rcL'-'i'e-t mv Iknh, i.e-l a.a in the en.io uieni ot perfect h.-Mth. And it!l this I oao to -jour Irivahlslde i'-i-ler-. 1 therfert think you r0 .iiistij- eiintlcl to M.i" -i-i t irl.-.-ite, hu h you are at hl.ei t v i, i ;,i.hi . Yours, truly, M AI4GA Kl.T BOWr Wt, llrtO'ir.--n Mtr, e . :t n'hu ,1 k. Iia mire aud ii:.k for Ho mio-'n 'iiuviv I! if. teh's, nod see lhat tt,.- lr;inl m e of C. Td. J... li. is nn th.i wrai'per ol e .cli le-.i lie. For sale l.y ill umis hi;.1 s!oivt.-ee,r. s In ..vrry town arid villi.te in th' ' t-i'ed ni!-, W. '.li litrt. ul. d '-rtiel'b.s '. Ifl l '-r l.n I I bliadeiy', !, I rmrJlal orli- e, 4 I s A r. I. April 1. Va (IA 2w. vs n : m fit lit rs n i V.' tl j il h il i ii l Xs i DR. LE LAND'S ANTI-RHEUBIATJC BAND, !1 Till? ovly LM'iV N' KKME'-Y FOR Rhcuni.'itisiu, ihr-i kkmh'w, A K 1 1 A ( V I'.!-- 1 ''.t All Mercurial Dia It is a cr.nveni nily arion.; -d t'. me.'ica ed .-,r.i)i.,nri,i. to b ofi, n wit'iont lu'tiry . iIij no I del: i il itiire in habits ol hv.n;; J r-- qu. ly removes the dis- us- 1 ;:., lii pro.lucin-.t th injuri, n u.-ir. t er 1 r -. iifJaJrir a -..UTi 1 lbs waist, -i'v I 'llDi. ic t .-l I it i ii !- i-VSVUl, Wl bout . ; I r. in ih-- uiih !ii; h Kinb u and i-l poweiiui n-.iei nal r.o fi. Ti--des' rcy Hi i ,u.s, inn ion, i.r. I . o-.i i-m:,- nry rmiof only. I:y Ibi.-i i-ettin.-ui, ti.o no -l-.'n i l r T'Tiiea i C, nraine.l In (be Bin I, c ,lus ia ..oTl'-ujt W.th tb3 I bti od nod l-.v.-h s tt..- ft. ,--s-,e, tl, n.u,:h . li ; por. s ol tile skin, I'llec'.n.-' in I'l. tv in i.'flfl.-p il p-rl.-et cure, and rttores ilipnn-, ailli-.- ct to a b.-al-hy cm Jitl..n. Thisl'.ar.d sal' 1 1 no 1 1. -v.-c. Id Aui. M. r- u.i il aw-i.t. and will er.iir. iv r.'i- ihc system trotn Ihe priiii;i..u.i ertM. ik of mercury. Ko.!. erate can -s are ciueil in a t erdi' . an I v..arcv.-a stautly tec iviu Ii:iiibiuiihm ot n . eliit. y in U'4gravatcd c.iHs o. I.,;.-.' f;n. l-n, I'eii t. I i. i.. I I .1 ei .ii.o'i-'s : -se:'y, oe can 1m a- tit t V mail or ei.i . s, ilii ii'.l ..r; - .1 T 4 tor r.sn, to any p ait .. I be c. .null y, direct lr.,m t!u l iiu. il.al Ollic,., K0.4 09 ItroiKlwi! , Vetv Vlirk. G. SMITH & Co., Solo Prop'fl, N. B. Descriptive ( 'ii cclars sei.t free. V Ajj-iiIh want-I E. 'v !..i - B For Silo iu Evan iile by Kulicr .1- V b,te. . Si'f imOoti llot'-r. l.vsn.vill.t, Marc u :: ih. l i'A- ) .Vr. IF. r. M,.rw Dkak 8iR:-Eidise.1 find S J. i . I pi: I that youe Anli-Klic-imiati- H mcI I, -is r.-ie. .v. d uj I: -'-u" malt-hi. I am, r.---;s t tally, yoe.ts, I . A. Hi BM . ap2-lvd.v .v Wiili .1. it. J-t.pi. TO BRIDGE BUILDERS! rmitK t on.vTi- ct.rt.ntf"Ht."iR . ol theC ouuly ol VMIi.ierl.lir.'l. soil -It I'l l ' 1,, ,, 1, 1- VC ,,,'.. IM.ice over tli I ai.si i crossing of Niuh t -ei t . n ar Litins' ,. il, --.. I .,.,. ol .t.i.l u,,rk r., e be I'lsns imine, I at the Auditor's d'i !' ' ' next, t-nsnins. Th- ', ium-r-fi" i tl.,1 fame time, if suitiibli- I "'s r job r building a Itri.U-ov.-r io Scott Township, on tl;--i o-.'l n buO--li. Also, Ih- jol.ol bnil. f ?- . .. . . L. oi, tl e road les ll , A;-.-il li:-b, , i i !il". IC ilt--l, il l t!m O, -li ,1 , t ... riill-rs-llfl-I: e drill i'lt. Ye. nor. ivrsous Idddimj .r tb 1.-.M . a:nd .ib. will prodnce to ibe Board the plans mid sj.e. i -,,.,1 n,ii, of i he works. The :.i.niiiii-..i.)nei s w.ll inrv (be rijtht to amend the plans siibii; .tt. ,1 aud also the right M reject all I l ls pi... olo.l t ihcm it ditnifd nnri asoin l,!o. The Ci iiuiy Boat i will i.old a n-s;ial session on tbet'iird 'f,fv?da7 in Arid I next(Hiibj, f.r tlm piii'posn of n. iirvr i ;".'n an-l I nre-posed cor: tracts. By i,r,' -r of iha B,ar,l. "iiarcn j-iii, i-di. n.'i. it. njii,r. i. mar'27 3wdAw County Aud'tor. Now Sprint? Millinery!!! MRS. J. HASTITGS, At !i'-r etHiid on M -in ulr, e-. 1 p.- iu im il bir SPRING STOCK OF VILLI:-; I'll V", jWhkh.iu point id leant;, an I l.-nn s .,f aty'js cannot be Mirpas-4 l noyihii'8 Lt-n.ht to I Ibis marker. Mi a ks a .'out mi ol Irujcr ! pal roiisjte, and exum-is obi ci.'.f.iaeis sod nuwt , cull nnd examind bet k L.tie i ui basing.