Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 13, Number 190, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 April 1861 — Page 2

The Daily Journal. EVANSVILLE, IND.

MONDAY MORNING...............APRIL 22 ======= Duty to the Government. It 13 the doty of all good citizens to sustain their Government. They owe it to themselves and families to do so, for the Government must be made strong enough to enforce its own laws, else there is no protection for life and property. The law of self-defense that great, first law of nature requires one to assist in strengthening the "powers that be," so they may in return be able to yield protection to those who look to them for it. . We like that toast of a brave old American commodore : "Our country mey she always be right ; but, our country, right or wrong." This is the only safe rule of action, for if we follow any other, every man sets himself up as a judge of the justice of any given measure, and ia this way there can be no unity of action. Impotency in the government and all its accompany iog ilia must be the result. We had befer have a strong government if it is a litt'e stringent, than a weak and powerless one. Before the Mexican war, many of the Whig party opposed it becaosethey thought it waa unjust toward a weak nation. But whin war was declared, the party, with a few individual exceptions, laid aside their objections to it, and many of it3 prominent men promptly volunteered nnd went to Mexico. There were probably as many Whigs a.9 Democrats in the army. .Party questions were laid aside, and Whigs forgot how the war was made, and that there was a Democratic President who called for their services. It was sufficient for them to know that the country was involved in war, and they cheerfully acknowledged their duty to help ber out of it. The country is now involved in war and engaged in putting down a formidable rebellion against the lawful authorities. It is the duty cf all good citizeLS to help the Government through. This, we are glad to see, is the disposition in the North amongst men of nil parties. The people of the North are generally sound on the question of maintaining the Union and sustaining the authorities. The enthusiastic and spontane ous military preparations going on prove this. Nothing so heartfelt and earnest bag been seen since the days of the Crusades. The men wha fail to support the government now, will see the d;y when they will feel like calling on the mountains to cover them and thus hide their shame from the reproaches or an indignant people. The public disfavor which has attended the Federalist3 who opposed the war of 1812 and were accused of giving aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war, is but a faint typn of the execration which will be heaped in future on those who now turn their backs on the government of their country. It is the political death of any Northern man to do so. , .' Stabbino Affair. On Saturday, as Capt. Thomas Ashby and Sile Weed were sitting together in Guvitt's Livery Stable, on Main street near the Canal, Capt. Ashby playfully pulled Weed's hat by the brim, and was told by W. to let it alone, as it was all he 1m l. A few words passed in apparent good humor on both sides, when Ashby again pulled Weed's hat playfully down upon hia head. Whereupon, Weed pulled out a pocket knife with a blade about five inches long and made a pass at Ashby, the weapon entering just below the right groin and striking the thigh bone. He struck again, and the blade entered the abdomen, a little above the left groin, the latter being a very painful, and it is feared fatal, wound. Captain Ashby was carried to Dr. John T. Walker's office and thence borne i in the south-eastern part of the city. - Weed gave himself up into the custody of Sheriff Gavitt, who was present, remarking, " I'm your prisoner." When asked why he made so unprovoked an attack, he intimated that he was induced to do it on account of some old grudge. Capt. Ashby remarked afterwards that he couldn't imagine why Weed stabbed him, for be thought he whs n good friend of his. Weed is now in jail. We have understood that liquor ws to blame as usual in this deplorable affair. Capt. Ashby is a well known river man, though now interested in a mercantile establishment on the Landing. He is a very popular man, and anything but quarrelsome. Weed i3 a painter. We refrain from speaking the common feeling on this subject, as it will come before court before long. Tun Cuesce.vt City Guards. This is the name settled on for Dr. Thompson's volun teer company. They met at their armory, in the third story of Klusman's building, on Saturday evening and organized.. The roll was opened for signatures on Saturday forenoon, and in four hours the company wn3 more than full. There are now one hundred and eighteen names on the roll. The oath was administered to them on Saturday evening, by John W. Foster, Esq., Notary Public. t Tlie election passed off harmoniously. Noah S. Thompson was elected Captain ; Nathan Willard, First Lieutenant; George O. Pope, Second Lieutenant ; J. C. Calhoun lliller, Third Lieutenant. The company 13 now, many of them, messing in their armory, and drilling actively. Saturday evening they were escorted around town by the Crescent City Band and a large procession of citizens. They are making their preparations to leave for their rendezvous at Indianapolis on Tuesday luoraing. The blessing of our people will go with them. The company is well officered, nnd will compare favorably with any nt Caaip .Morton. SiifWe "re again under obligations to the Adums Eipress boy, and to Tom Ham, for newspaper favors.

Indianapolis Correspondence. INDIANAPOLIS, April 19, 1861. <Editor Journal:>—My letter of the 15th

not baving appeared in your columns, I conclude it has in some way teced'J from the notice of the Post Office officials. Not distinctly remembering its purport, I am unable to say how much your readers have l03t. . . We are here almost ia the condition of a besieged city; or," perhaps, rather, in the condition of a city about to send out troop3 on active service. The easel are not very similar, but my military experience is small. The fact, however, that I would state is, that the mind of the whole community still continues wrapped up, to a very great degree, in the all-absorbing subject of the civil war, while the constant sound of martial music from the various recruiting stations, the frequent marching of companies through the streets, and the roar of cannon at the arrival of almost every train, offering its grim welcome to new companies arriving, keep this one subject before all minds, that we are just entering upon a campaign, the end of which none knowa when to anticipate, aad the results of which all admit are likely to be terribly bloody. There is little of gala-day enthusiasm manifested, but abundance of cool, firm determination, to meet the issue and abide the consequences. No troops have yet been ordered away from this point, and there are probably now 1,500 men here, in camp, and others constantly arriving. The new fair ground is used as the camp, and styled Camp Morton. The Governor's mil yesterday on the citizens for bidding (o n. oris nnd. blankets), for the soldiers, was liberally and promptly responded to, and to-day the ladies, under Mrs. Morton's generalship, are plying the ; J 1 - - , I X i I ueeu.u vum. hearty every one seen on the street has Ler bundle of red flannel taking it home to make uo." or taking back the manufactured article. So far Indiana ha3 responded promptly to the call of the Tresident. Doubtless she will be faithful to the end. The "Sixth Regiment," numbering in order from the Fifth of the Mexican War, is reported full, and will probably leave in a day or two. SCRIB Thk BOMB Guards. The Evans viile Home Guards (which title we use for want j of a better one), composed of substantial business meu of the city, of all parties, met Saturday night at Marble Hall, and organized. Dr. G. B. Walker was called to the Chair, and George Foster made Secretary. Eighty-nine names were enrolled. After various ballotings, Dr. John T. Walker was elected Captain Wm. E. .French, First Lieutenant;. Wm. Heilman, Second .Lieutenant; George Foster, Third Lieutenant; L'. G. Kmx, Orderly (or 1st) Sergeant ; D. C. Keller, 2d do. t W. H. Caldwell. 3rd do.; J. P. Elliott, 4th do.; O. R. Dement, 1st Corporal ; G. Maghee, 2d do.; G. Copeland, 3d do.; C. Baker, 4th do. George Foster was elected Treasurer. The officers were authorized to ascertain immediately the price of one hundred Sharpe's Rifles, and when tbey can be obtained, Twelve ! members were then detailed to act as city patrols on Saturday night, and twelve on Sunday night six in the early and six in the late part of the evening. Another meeting will be held at Marble Ball to-nigh I (Monday) at eight o'clock. Night Patrol. The Mayor on Saturday detailed twelve men from each of the organized home protection companies for the purpose of guarding the city oa Saturday night against depredators. Thr were over fifty armed patrols en guard oo that and 3unday evening. Th system o' patrols will be kept up so log as necessary, j Several instances havi occurred of lai where suspicious characters have gone into dwellings when no persons were there but i - women, and demanded food and searched drawers for plunder. This kind of business will have to be stopped or some of those who practice it will get hurt. Our citiaena are just in the proper state of mind to lead ihem to make short work of saeh casea. A drunken man found asleep on the steps of a house in the East part of town Saturday night wa3 taken t6 jail by two of the patrol. A few days hence Evansville will be. prepared for-anything that may come.' The movement is a general one. i - BS We are under obligations to Dr. Erie Locke, c hie t of the Agricultural Bureau of the Patent Office, for a copy of tbe Agricultural Report for 1859, and a package of seeds. The seeds consist of the following varieties: Fine Royal Dwarf Pea, Double Blossom Frame sPea, Vegetable Marrow, Red London Beet, . Yellow Globe Beet, Early Frame Radish, Dwarf Early Savoy Cabbage, Red Turnip Radish, Sweet Scabious, Fine Mixed Sweet Pea, Dwarf Scarlet Nastnrtion, Scarlet Mallow, Coriander, Angelica, Hardy Green Cos Lettuce, Caraway. These seeds are labeled as coming from France and England. Any of our subscribers who- wish to try some cf them will call soon. ;' Attestion. All those who desire to join a Light Artillery Battalion are invited to present themselves at the Armory, Union Hall (Klusman's new' 'building J, 'Nor 63 Main street. The arms will be furnished upon the enrollment of the requisite number. One com. pany have already reported. W. H. Chandler, Wm. Hodge, M. Milsch, W. E. hollingsworth, Carl Schmitt, E. C. Hastings. Armory on second floor. SayThe war excitement in Ttrre Haute is exceedingly great. That place has sent over two hundred volunteers to the rendezvous. Little else is going on than fitting ont men for the United States service. Every one of the adult employees of McNeely & , Defrees, barrel manufacturers, have volunteered and left town. JSaT" The teachers and pupils nt the Upper School-House are making arraugemen ts for raising a flag, thirty feel long, -on that building. Of course it will bj the StarSpangled Banner. " Long nuty it wave."

Excithmbnt ix Memphis. Mr. Jo.baa McDonald, well known here a the Clerk of tb Masonic Gem,; has returned here a that boat.. He-reports intense excitement at Memphis. About 1,000 men assembled

on Tuesday, April 16th, and compelled the ' Cuptain of the Messenger to haul down the ; ; Stars and Stripes. Mr. McDonald, who was . standing nearby, freely gave vent to his patriotic indignation at such treatment of I ..mi n twv, 'a (tan. n n 1 . . , immDliatalv r f uta viuuu J a ucfc, nun niM luiiutuiaivy uv- j tified to leave Memphis. He did so, of course, the warmest Union man imaginable, lie says business is entirely suspended in Memphis. t&" The Stars and Stripes were hoisted on the Evansville Jonrnal office on Saturday. Onr banner hangs on the outer wall, and our sentiments are expressed by its rippling colors, the flashing of its thirty-four stars, and the snapping of its thirteen stripes. The passing traveler on the Ohio can set it down that no recreant to the honor of the Union is to be found beneath its folds. Our flag is twenty-four feet long, and nine feet wide, and the thirty-four stars are arranged in the form of one large star. " E Pluribus Unum " yes, that is it ,: many in one.' So may it always be. ffcaT'Capt. Thompson's company will not go to rendezvous quite so soon as expee'ed, in consequence ct the requisition being full. Another will probably be made soon, according to the telegraph. If so, it will be " honored." Though we have a rule not to allow work about this ofRce on Sunday, the pnb- . . . anx;et , t t hear ear, of ,h ' 6 , thrilling events now transpiring, that we worked till past midnight last night to get the very latest dispatches. Tbey will be found in the proper place. A Patriotic Ladt. The women are all right for the Union. They don't want to see the " flag of beauty and of glory " trail in tha dust. A patriotic matron of this city, on learning ihat a movement was on foot to get up a Sharpe's Uifle Company, for home protection, remarked that her sex rendered it impossible for her to join, but she would buy a ride for eome one to carry ! fiia?Mr. Wm. H. Klusman has generously tendered the use of all the three stories of his spacious new building on Main street, just above Second, for the ue of the military companies of the city. Capt. Thompson's Volunteers and a new artillery company have accepted the offer. This is commendable in Mr. Klusman. Capt. Blytbe's new company of Ri flemen have adopted a uniform, to consist of grey jeans pants and roundabout, and cap of the same material. Tbey are a fine, large company. A drill meeting will be held at 4 p. u. to-day (Monday), and a business meeting to-night, at Crescent City Hall. The 'company's officers, it will "be remembered, are Capt. J as. E. Blythe, 1st Lieut, JaS. N. Shttnklin, 2d do. Robt. " Earley, 3d do. Victor Bisch. The Ukios Guards. This Company was organized in Lamasco, on Saturday nighty by the election of George Woiflin, Captain ; Joseph Overell, First Lieutenant ; John Emrich, Second Lieutenant; Robert Mether, Third Lieutenant; besides four Sergeants( four Corporals, and an Ensign. One hundred and thirty-sevea names were signed to the roll. The full proceed ings of the .meeting have been furnished to U3 b CPX- Wolflin bul our PaP" ,s 30 crowded lhat wesha11 "poMpone I rtn hlifl.t inn till trumnrrnw Our active and popularNMayor was honored at bis residence on Second street with a visit from Capt. Wolfiin's military company and a serenade on Saturday evening. The compliment was merited. Flags. American flags Are in demand. Tbey are going up all over town. One, twenty-seven feet long, was bought and paid" for by the teachers aud pupils of the Lower School House, and flung to the breeze on the building Saturday. : ' Tell City. This thriving new city has, we ar informed, offered seventy-five volunteers to the Governor, and have enrolled one hundred and twenty as a Home Guard. Ten patrols are employed every night to guard the place against depredations by any unprincipled poisons who may be disposed to take advantage of the present troubles to indulge iheir love of mischief and plunder. r. " JBSjF" The " ear-piercing fife and spiritstirring drum " was heard all day on Saturday at the armory of the Crescent City Guard3. Truly, " Grim viaaged war" is frowning upon our once happy country. We are under obligations to MrJames B. Lyne, Treasurer, for a cotlple Of complimentary tickets to the " Henderson, Union and Hopkins Spring Horje Fair," to be held at Henderson, Ky.f May 10th and 11th. 18C1. LOCAL SOT1CES. Flaus ! Flags ! !-Wm. E. Hallock Maiv b!e Hall will receive to-day per Express, a lot of flags of all sizes, and of best (quality. Bunting and silk flags manufactured' to order. Colors warranted. No. 9 Main street, Marble Hall. - SgjChrley, at Theodore's . Exchange, informs us that be will have tha balance of that big Turtle for lunch tbia morning. Other delicacies will be added. ' ATTBXTIOSf Those persona wbo harts u H.it'o R:Aa " that were nurrhaa,I from I " Hall s K.tie, mat were purcnas.a 'rom H NeI?OU S. and are desirous Of iormincr thentsrlves into a Home Company; are requested to meet at Marble Hall on thifr evening (Monday) at 7 o'clock.

.... , ATTENTION ! ! The Members of Capt. Thompson's Company will report themselves this noon at 12 o'clock precisely at the Barracks. Every

member will report himself witbouf fail. jjy order of - TBE CAPTAIN. qeo c Pope "" ' S L'eo., and acting O. 8. MARRIED : On Wednesday evening, April 17, at St. Paul's (Episcopal) Church, by Rot. Mr. Wilbur, Mr. Atexakdeb H. Fosria to Miss Mabtha Hopkins, all of thii city. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, (MLJBJ.TtJ JUV-Ii T'KJWVBSSSa VM. Money bought at lowest rates, by 8. . GILBkBT Jt CO., ap22 No. 4 Sycamore street. !, gm SUGJB 75 HHOB JOB sale by ap22 S. E. GILBERT ft CO. 7frOZ,a 88X8. ZOO WHOLE JJYO WfJL half barrel!, in tine order, for tale by ap-22 8. K. GILBERT. A CO. t ff'IVfJZJKSH .ttMCI.8 ' COTTOJV Tarn, Carpet Chain, and Cotton Batting, a full supply of 400b, 6XJa, 60Oj, ( n J 700s of the above farorite brand always on hand and for sal by 9. E. GILBERT & CO., apr22 Agents "Cypres Mills." ATtORJV SitOO.lt 8. KM) doz heavy, for Bale by apr22 8. E. GILBERT CO. 25 boxes choice Hamburg, for sale by aprgg 8. K. GILBERT t CO. rgnoBvt,o it cmgjbs. Ji A large stook of ail kinds and qualities, from common to the very best, for salo very lew by apr2 S. I. GILBERT CO. f1 SOBJ. K3 vs 50 kegs choice, fors.ile by S. E. GILBERT A CO. aprjS i2 20 bxs. Jta. and ) gals, very fine, for sale by (apr22) S E. GILBEUT 1 CO. V"UBIB8. Almonds. Bra.il Nuts, KilbjrU, Pecans, English Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, ItockCndy, Oysters, Sardinps, Alum, Epsom Baits. Roll Brimstone, Sulphur, Copperas, Madder, Extract of Logwood, Indiop Cream Tartar, 8oda, Bed Cords, all kinds, Blacking. Batting, Cloves, Nutmefn, Cigars ot all kinds, Tobacco et all kinds, Ginger, raoe and ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce, Fickle. Stone Tipps. Powder, Safety Fiioe, Poans of all kinds. Starch. Vinegar, Tea. Camphor, Letter, Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping- Paper, EnTelope, Salt Petre, Cum Drops, Wooden Bowles, Juju Paste, Cinnamon, Dried Beef, British Lustre, Bonuet Boards, Java Coffee, Ink, Mails, Sash, Oil, Glass, Spirits Turpentine, Pepper, Allspice, Soda, Pain Killer, Liouorice, Jtc, Ac , do. A supply of the above kept constantly on haud, and fwale low, by 8. E. GILBEKT CO. apr22 No. 4 bycaniore street. We are ready to receive from our customers, in payment for debts and DRY GOODS, the following kinds of money at all it is worth : OMo. Tennessee, Missouri, Wsiconsin, Virginia, Illinois, Kentucky. Iowa, Indiana. Call aud see. MILLER NTEHATJ8, Ke 43 Main treet. IMPORTANT NOTICE. JbL A new one story frame dwelling, in a healthy part ot the city, eitnated on a high lot, with a nice garden, good cintorn, end all the necensary outbntlriins;, Ac. SnH boi'dings are all Dew. ssy Esquire at this office. aplO of Dis'S.(- lucinnati) bugur (jUtea m . just received and for sale by JAS ER3KTNE A CO., opli Ko. 47 Main street. er n st r. 8 .tzjckekkl just bb amiiP ceived by aplS SORENSON t CO. . Township Library. Notice is hereby given, that from and after this day, the Piireon Township Library will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, during the usumI hours, at UnnDy s oince. AHCH. G. SULLIVAN, apr!7-2wd Township Trustee. DR. HOOFLAND'S CEI.KBilATEU GERMAN BITTERS, PREPARED BY Dr. 0. M. Jackson & Co., Phila'd. WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE . Liver Compl't, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Chronia and Senoue Debility. Itiaeaeet of A Kidtieyt, and alt Dueutee arising from a asorderrd Liver or Stomach. Give them a trial, they will cure yon. For sa'e at 75 cents per bottle, by druggists aud store keepers In every town and village in the united Btatos, Canadas, W est mules, and houth America. aplb dXwnJSfi SHIP. The co-partnership heretofore existing nndtr the name and style of Read k Burrow, was thisday dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of AB03C Ui'EBOW xrom tne concern, - xue diwidmm will in future be conducted uuilnr the nains aud style of Head d- Lawrence, who alone are authorised to collect all debts due the old house. Thy will also pay the debts or Bead ft liurrow. HIRAM E. RKAD, A RON BURROW, M. A. LAWRKFCB. April 1st, 1861. 1M QO-PJIUTJYMi B8HMM. Hiram K. Read aud M. A. Lawrence hare this day lornu-'l a co-partnership, under the name and style of Rnttd A Lawrence, aud will conduct the Wholesale Root, Shoe and tiat business as heretofore, at No. 15 Main street. HIRAM E. READ, M.A. LAWRKNCE. April 1st, 1801. ap!5 Fair Warning. 1 he nndcraijined wishes to give warning to all those who are in the habit of removing plants, defaciug totDbntiuipA, and otherwise treitpaening on the grounds of Oak Mill Cemetery, or allowing their children to roam at pleasure over the' jround when virtiting tliere that there are eevere penalties for all abuses committed on said prendr-es. These penalties range from 81" to 8100. All persons visiting the grounds will therefore tsk notice that the " Kegulatious " (copies of which are to be found at the Cemetery) will be enforced on all jifrenders. JOHN 8. GOODGE, s anr!9 - Sexton Oak Hill Cemetery. K W & H B 1 Ms. J VST HHW V ciavtKt, per steamer Lady Jackson, 1 bbl Proctor Si Gamble's So. 1 Lard Oil, 1 bbl refined Coal Oil, for sale by ap!6 JAS. ERSKIKE A CO. Ohv-k Oil, Oil, a eton quart bottles new crop Olive Oil, 2 dos. piut bottles new crop Olive Oil, just received at apl2 H. A. COOK'8 Eureka Binur. L,ABKaT JJJ JS'lVMBT M ( r aoberries of the season are at VICKEEY BBOS., oplO So. 8J Main street. QUHBiVMr'S tt.iM,H VO. 180. Notice is hereby given that by virtae of an execution isHtied out of the office of the Clerk of the Conrt of Common Pleas of Vanderburgh connty, Indiana, iu favor of Henry Wingert and Louis Eeis Vf. Nathan Rowley and Thomaa Gilford, replevin bail, nnd to me directed, I have levied upon, and will, on TUESDAY, APRIL 3Utb. 1861, betweeu the hours of ten o'clock A. Bf . and four o'clock p. m. of said dy, at the dior of the Court House ir. the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh county, Indisua, oiler for sale at public auction, the Mnts and profits for a term not exceeding seven yearn, of the fi ll wing described real estate, to-wit: The south-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section No. twea y-three (23), iu township "0tc K ..r .......... v fl1 went, in ( Vanderburgh county and ftate of Indian. And I ehoaid saia rents ana proncs oi wiu 'e, jtf i(1 writ sud costs, I will, at the name time and place, oner ior nls and sell the tee simple of ssid real estate, for the satmtactiou of eaid writ and costs, wiiocui relief from valuatioti or appraiitenient laws. JOHN 8. GAVITT, Shoriff V. e. April tith, ISt.l. aplO-Bww

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DAN RICE'S <GREAT SHOW! <SOLE LESSEE AND MANAGER ... DAN RICE. Now on his return up-Southern tour, from the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, New Orleans, will exhibit at EVANSVILLE, Wednesday, May 1st. Positively for one day only. PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Admission 60 Onts. Children and Servants 25 Cents. Jt J V B I C ii , MANAGER AND HUMORIST, Ucspectf nlly Informs his numerous personal friends that ha has greatly modified, additionalized and Improved tha GREAT iSHOW, And is prepared to give on entire nnt serif of FPECTACLEPand FEA TUBES, by NEW AhTlSTS and IfSW HOBSEB, together with a Retention of the Old Favorites, on a similar plan so successfully observed hy Mm for twelve consecutive weeks in the Cresc, tit City. First time in this city of ths Oriental, Historical, and Actual representation of WARUS MISSION TO CIirXA! Or oar American Minister In Pekln ; iutr dncing the Games and Festivl ies of the Celestial People, the Mandarin's Court, and Royal Kec-ptIon, together with the fir-famed JProetniou and March of Lantern.. MONS. ALEXANDER ZANFRETTE, the Ore ole Blolidin, on the Corde Trmlve. - The Performing Boar GABIBALDI, in the Vnlogical and Homological comedy of BEAR AND SENTINEhl FRANK H. ROSSTON, the Champion Horseman, and Lion of the Bouth iu Equestrian Splendors. Be engagement of The Queen cf the Ring, who will appear in her soperbactDU M KN AGE, introluciug the IMcc-ing-Steed FRANCOIS, and leading the Gorgeous CaTalcade. STLIA, THE ANIMATED WREATH, Or tha Living Panorama of Flower and Beauty. The Female Rart-y, Mrs. JACOB SQOWLES, will perform the American Crt'iser, AH the Animals, including the Rhinoceros, Ksncaroo, Goat, Ponies, MONKIE8. and FXCE1.SIOR, Jr., and tha COM IO MULES will be brought foraard. THE ANCIENT AND MODERN GYMNASIA, BY r BTI-KtVEM rtSF'SI8. Introducing the tatuous LEAP FOR LIFE. DAN RICE Will personally superintend each and erery performance. The Great Show will also exhibit at MT. VERNON, Mondsy, April -9th. H KNDKKPON, TuHBdy, April 3nth. OWBNSBOKO, Thursday, May tad. CANNELTON, Friday, May 3d. sprit) R. 8. DINGES3, Agekt. Crittenden Exchange, MAIN STREET, (BCTWIBa POCKTU AKO FirTR KraEKTH.) T. BEDMOND. Pbopkietor. Free Lpsch. Remember that tha Crittenden Exchange serves np Free Lunch, Soap, Ac. to its patrons every day at 10 o'clock. marlrt & O 4 J. Jf H O CTO U et tJt.TI Ul. fi M A9 German and Mottled Soap. An asaortment of both kinds Just received at aplO JAS. EHSKINK A CO.'S BANKABLE MONEY WANTED" CURRENCY TAKEN AT ITS VALUE I Style ! Durability ! Cheapness ! LOOK OUT FOR Olicap - Goods 2 AT THK if TDK STQHE ! ! SECOND SPRING STOCK. Largest Stock ef the Season ! Cheap for Cash only ! ! ! Immense quantities of Summer Goods Coming ! Will be here in a few Days ! Every variety aud quality, from the most elegant Silks aud Fancy Dreos Goods, to the most substantial wear fur men, women and children. NEW YORK STORE! SIGN OF THE AMERICAN FLAG. THE NB W YORK STORE AL WA YS LEADS. april li

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NEW CASH STORE! ——— <J. S. HOPKINS>, No. 16 First street, Has just returned from the east with the largest and best selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ever brought to this market, and having determined to adopt the <Cash System> in all cases he feels confident that he can sell goods at such prices as will be to the advantage of all to purchase of him. His stock consists in part of the following: Painted Jaconet and . Orgnndie Lawns, and Ber.igea, in great variety. French and American Ginghams, Fancy and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods, . for Traveling Dresses. Prints, Jaconets, and BJeacued Mucins. Plain and Dotted Swfss Tarletans, all colors -and qualities. " Black Silk Mantillas and Lace Points." A good stock of jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertions. Dimity Hands, White Embroidered Collars, and Mourning Collars. A handsome stock of Drees JTritntnings, a large and complete stock of Hosiery for Ladies, Misses, and Children. Mens' Lisle Thread Half-Hose, best quality. A complete stock of Bools and Shoes, for Men, Women, and Children. A beautiful stock of Parasols. Umbrellas, Fans, and Gloves Jbr Ladies. A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and Drawers. Also, a splendid stock of tlouse Furnishing Goods, as. follows: Carpels, Oil Cloths, Cocoa Matting, Druggets, Rugs, Door Matts, Cornices, " Stair. Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains, Painted Paper nnd Brown Holland, for Window Shades, &c. All the alxive stock will be sold Very Low for Cash. Before purchasing, please call and examine my stock. No trouble to show goods. J. S. HOPKINS, p8 ' No. 17 First street. blSSOL UTIOS 'o C01 ARTSERSJIIP. The copartuerbhip heretofore existing between the nndersigned, ooder the nam and firm of Cook Lnntey, is this ay dissolved by mutual consent by Thus. K. D. Lanftlcy retiring iroui theroi cern. The hnsineH! will be continued by II. A. Cook, who will settle all claims aptinst the Arm. II. A. COOK, T. K. P. LANOLEY. Evausviilo, April 1st, TSB1. A Card. In rntiriiiK from the Knroka Bazaar. I wo'.ld returu my tlianks to all who have ho liberally patronized the Eureka, and would ask all ruy friends to continue with my succssor, H. A. Cook, who will continue in the same trad" at the old ttsnd, No. 75 Main street. T K. D. LAJGLE. gTUHii8K. - U II y'lfjUST BKCJiived. per Mteame' Lehigh, 5 bxs W. K. Cheese, & bXH Hamburg Chciee, 6 bxs English Dairy Chetso, for sale bv JAS. E RSI INK CO., ap19 JOHN I VINSON. 1 cor. Let t A V. Sts. f No. 47 Main street. EDWARD 1YISS0N. ( KvaiiHville, Ind, J. & E. IVINSON, Manufat turcrs of Portable Steam Engine, Th B t HI 1.1 ChCHlHt UOW t 11 U8H. t J 1 IVINSON'S IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES, duipiMM nil otht-rs in elrnplicity of cf.nfetriiclK'H. I VINSON'S Portable Circular Saw Mill, Kefen-m c through the country a hera it has cut 1,000 feci Jf inch Luiuber in forty fTilnutes. I VINSON'S -- Latest Improved Steam Boilers Consumes ouly one fourth the fuel of ordinary Itilei's. We alno manoliictiireall kind of Machinery u h as apjiertslns to ; Railroads, Steamboats, Mining, Di:itillcrie3, Flour, Com, Sugar, nnd Malt Mill1, Tobacco, Wine, and Lard Presses, Sash, and Muley Saw Mills, A Iso Sheet lronttnd Copper Work, House Fronts, Win- . (low Cups and Sills, Ventilators, Grates, Iron Railings, and every description of Iron and Brass Ciistings. Dealers in Strata and Water Gauges, Gum Relt'mg and Pack- , . , ... , ing, Gas and Steam Wrought Iron I'ipeand Fitting, At-., ko., fit Manuficttirers Prices. Old Metal Bought. Jobbing and repairing of oil kinds done at short notice, und workmen sent to all parts to set up nnd do repairing on Macliinery and Boilers. Send tor a Circular and see Trice Inau. md for a Cin April 3d, 1361. J?iUiT. Creen s d Apples, Dtied Appl -s, reaches. an.for sale by J KKSKIN1C CO. ned Fruits. New Tailoring Establishm't ... ........... .nrl .icArnTeb. K B Particular attention piid to Cutting; also to cuttiuK and mnkiriK up Boys' CIMli'uff. It. i.airinu' don on rcHdon itle terms "p2 J.PHARKH. '90UK JiJs'U -J O. pl bids Mess Fort., , IHJ kegs Frnoel.eat Laid Iji- tamily use, la toreani t-r sale by W. M. A1KM AN CO.

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NEW PRODUCE AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Cheese and Butter Agency. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT. Agent for the sale of Western Reserve Butter ard Cheese. No. 2 Sycamore Street, dec29 EVANSVILLE, IND. ——————— L. A. CRANE...............................WM. BROWN CRANE &. BROWN, Forwarding & Commission And Steamboat Agents, EVANSVILLE, IND. nW Aprnts for Kai:wb Salt Company. ftttf l,il. Til Cinh advances madeon lil). merits of WTMTA I K MAN A. C 6,. " IE JEi. OEUQ23 AM' Commission Merchant"?, Ni O North Water St., K auav tlie: Fa Aiceota for the M f Klmif, drain, P. inicnH, aud all ..ti.er tn li.-lee of TrodUi'S'? . oct26 A. LEMCKE & CO., Didltrs in i'rodiice, V AND Commission Merchants, Have rem.ived to So. 'M Main Sinvt nov3 C. R. RCDO. ' I- Ki:iK. . RUDD brothers, 'Forwarding & Commission MERCHANTS, Nl. 3S Poyitraa Street, v M21-fiin.M - SBW OR I. U AN. 4. BJtJJHB KX'F UK6H .V.W l'JlJ'l WM. MCW AlfKAMiKJIKNT. The Adams Vipiuw Comi-asv rewjj' it fully announce to their friend and patroiw, the public of KvansTllle and vicinity, that, uith mcreiMi'il Infill. ties for the trajisportati ui of F It E I It H T , ' A i! K A Q P. St, MONEY AND VALUABLES. They solicit a continuance of former f.tv.ri. K pecial cars taken in the collection of Kills, Omits, Notes, aud the transportation ot MutaM ai.U vair.ubie packages. All riersons wiKhiiiK to avtiirthemi'BlvrH of the fitoilitiosof the Exprexs.can obtain any 'disrtred iiih rmation in reforeuce to the routrH aud d-uiiln ot the bnsinsss, at their Office on First strol, btwea Main ard Locust, orposlta the f'"t "Hire do 18 O. H FISH. Ai;..nt. GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. "T IMPROVED CIIEDULK. ; ' By recent important cImuxs this road ia now aide to furnish uuuxual f.icilities for in'er coiiimuaiciitinrt, Kat and Went. NoMliweat and South wmt. full f'onitrrl lull with all IhroncU trains to flllalelplla and Aitv Vnrk, in tha Kast witn the South, by its Wanhiuvton aud Branch H.vad by (JU'-l;ind and I'iunburtf . ti ntrnl Ohio and Mariettn and Cmci tihiI trli. with tUti Nnrihwrot, AVtfat, anil tisnthwrit, Thnmtcli Tii:kta to orftoni Dnltimoro, t'kuludelphia, N w York or Itoaton ftivn Hie privilege of 1 ineoverat any of ths inlriiifdiat.e cities. 'I'wo Dollars additional k'ivp the privilege of vUiilii Wahinyton (Jity en rrut. This in the only route thst can furnish Tbrnueh Tiokats or Birtfn0 C'hscks tour from Wlsslilngtois City. fare as low as by any othvr route. Bleeping onrs on all nleht Sraias. Ask for tickets bv BaliiiHorn nnd Ohio lUilioal. J. 11 St LLIVA, -Oen'l Vt'ostern Agf tt il-ltsire, hio. w. p. PMfH I r.. m coi.K, Master of TraniportHt'n. I 0n'l Ti. kot Agont. mar2i JlMhimore, Md. Holland litters roit Liver Complaint, Fever and A.iiet&o Till successful Uitrodurtirn and tisrt of this eel bratwl licmedy b u Iwn the signal fur a littral fivA of compounds called llilti'is," oifuiml In farions j.rmis from a quart bottle to a fliilloii ke, nntil this word Hitters" is but anotnt-r name tor fcO'g," or some rtllououa wliii'U.-y mixture. But the rejilly reat relief deril frm tb' adunts dose, one teasMinriful, of our medicine, ECEEHAVE'S H0LIAJTT) btTTEBS, awl Ou enure af'tmt of vjiti protra.n. has sela-Wi-iif.1 Ujl a npiiinti'M ulii. h lie of Iniiiellrmu ami c'ruiitMrf'iis iiaie taib d lo lin-i'mii'" si p"l Uveiy v.-fci-MMe pr.-p.'-rKil i. ftitli lT.ii.Jy uu!i-i.;i.t pun ppiri ih to r--r w i;. Kut one f.j- . t ibn , ','.(.... vt:.. If l l.it botlks.) price Osi D'iu.u It is a nirdlriue of tonirtil,:.! nftlritcy f r J'urify'vj tfu hlooU. no esHemiul f -r tli tootiti'itieiu of wA healili and fir c.t r.irtiii dird..f ; ,.f tlit Ptouiurh and Uwels. Two or three d.srn will riiiiVir,-(, thi nflii ted of lit salntAry edvcts. The stonuu:!! wji: i- "l.Iy r-KSio h strength, a heitlthy action tf the ilvi-r, twjweln and ki.!ncv mil w.u tul.e pluce, and rr.'l health la tha quick rumlu For JNDIGE3TIO;:. Try Darhave's IIoIlar.il USttirs. For llEAHTliniM, Try licrrliave'ij llollsnd niUcrs. For ACIDITY, 'I'ry Barliave's KcMai;d VAlterx. For WATKRB3A6II, Try Etrrliavc's Hoilauil IMlters, For nFADACIXE, Try I'tprliaveVs tiollniul I'iilkrs. For l.OSa OF Al'l'ETITK, Trv Borhave's Holland liitlfrs. For COSTIVE XF.fi 3, Try Bwrhave's Hollmul lillltr. B'or PII.KH. Try Kocrliavc's I!ollantl HUien. I In all Nervous, rrlicnnntir, mtd NeuraU'l" A 11.-." ttons, it Iihs tn nuiriwr.au instance .ioi, .l lunt.ly I benflcU!, and In otlo'in ff. cted a dec i.ltl i ur. IJiikI Ort-rffully I Tlie trenubie, hiirlilynticentrated lltri! n eVs II tUHD ItiTTKMS Ih put tip ill hnlf pint Nud e only, an 1 I rotailnl at ii D.llnr j r Imttlo. 1 lie irr"" demand ( i.iT this truly elebrnN'd niiMlicine has indurcl m;uiy liuiuuon. wlih-u llie pnl. lie sn.niia Kunrii Hi'uii.i ,urrha.ii. ttevnrt of impntitftn ! th.U ovr nnm' n en f.'t label nf rtvt y UJlL .i hxty. Benj. Page, Jr. &Co. SOLE PROPRIETORS, ' PrTTSIiL'KOII. PA KELLER & WHITE, AQEXTS, EvansvUlt, JiJ BUILDING. q Contractors & BllllUCrS ' Fropoeiils ail' rit-eirt-o a mm uouniy ll.iii k. hi Itinktil', Iii iieim, for tho piih tiou of a i...iii',. t.i liMiittiMi ttr .itukitiK sutl Mthcr itiroosi. , jhe pny lukm tne w wm turnn an nu.teril. and bibor. Huildirir to he of Ilro k, with Iron Front, first story, snd Iron Wiiid.iw Cups and fills, ritnsai'l se.eciti atiiuiH t be H'ten at the olftte ol the Bme-: tti-r tha 23d inst.. until the 'jd d.iy el Mrt3',and to which time pro-of;iU will Ije n.!.)"!. ; . . O. V. L.lKU6.Caabier. nockvill.-, Af.ril 1'ith. ;i. i-' 'yiiJriiJvi," icBmij.yfM.' ji-T. ffc mi whole l.aif, and quarter bones Itni-ins. i IS IS, ons Bran and H" b "' j"' reeeirod by (apiaj uoTuiroHH JS lbl prime Neliaoiio, k aud aim ret , it't ' brile Fllikyes, .Hint ISccived fr'(,u. the nylons of the North, mid fr sals iy Clia. :nr J' 'ti nrjii n. uprl 't il liu 're. t. F,s--.v's H)rxk.