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HATCRDAY. .APRIL. 8, 1;8. i V K 11 S K V S . JVr Other River Items See Fourth Page. XV rather nud Walfr The weather was cloudy, blustry and cold yesterday, with a light flurry of snow early in the morning. The mercury was down to 34, but by noon rose to 40. The river, during the twenty-four houra ending at 3 P. jr., rose 19 iuchea, and the prospects now are that it will not go over its ordinary banks. All the low bottoms are overflowed. Arrivals mid Departure. The arrivals and departures up to 3 p. si. include the Lewellin, to Eastport; Champion, to St. Louis; Saoi. Orr, from Eastport; Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati to Memphis; Cumberland, Cairo to return; Mollie Norton, Henderson to return; Charmer, from Cincinnati. Boats Dae. Among the first boats due here are the Armada and Quickstep, from Cairo; Hi pic! an No. 2, from Eastport; Silver Moon, from Memphis; Minneola, for Memphis; P. W. Strader and II. E. Lee, for New Orleans; Belle Lea, Mary Houston, Alice Dean, Nick Longworth, Louisville and Richmond, from New Orleans; llomeo, from Nashville; Kate Robinson, from St. Louis; Morning S a: and Tarascon, from Louisville; Melnotte, for St. Louis; Robert Moore, for Nashville; Hartford, from Green River. MIcellaiieon. Business was not brisk on the wharf yesterday, and the arrivals were not numerous The wind subsided to some degree during the night, and the Champion and Lewellin got off The Sam. Orr arrived at 1 A. si , with a fair freight and an excellent passenger trip The Tarascoft had a splendid trip out, and left about 2 a.m. The Sam. J. Halo had a fair trip The Cumberland arrived early, with a fair trip, and was receiving freely for her return The Charmer arrived at noon, with a good trip. She loaves promptly at 10 a m. to-day; and if our merchants do right she will have a good trip. The Sam. Orr arrived too late to ascertain the character of her cargo. Eonti l.eaviuff To-Uay. For Cairo. The magnificent Arruuda. Captain Gus. Disouchet, is the regular packet for Cairo and all way ports at 4 P. M. to-day. She has splendid passenger appointments. V. P. Fowler and Geo. Nichel?on are her popular clerks. Through bills of lading given to all points south and west. For Cincinnati. The beautiful and finely appointed Charmer, Captaiu P. Iv. Birclay, leaves promptly at 10 o'clock to-day for Cincinuati and all way ports, taking passengers and freighs throuzh without detention or resbipping. Sam. James, John 11. Triplett aud John James are her accommodating clerks. Give her a good trip. For Louisville. The beautiful Palestine leaves for Louisville at 8 A. m. to-day, and is a complete boat of her size. Frank Hurry is her popular commander, and Phil. B. Bran ham, her chief clerk, is a preat iavorite with passengers and shippers. The magnificent Mornirg Star goes to Louisville at 8:30 to night, and is not surpassed for solid comfort by any steamboat. Captain A. T. Gilmore commands. Henry S. Mitchell, an obliging young gentleman, will be found in her office. For Green River. The Ada Lyon Captain W. S. Yanmeter leaves for Woodbu?y at " oVoek P.M. She is a pi-put favorite in the Irak-. Mr. J. F. Wilbanks and Leopold Kahn are her attentive and obliiug clerks. For Henderson. The splendid Mollie Norton, Captain Perkins, leaves for Henderson at 4 o'clock p. M. A. O. Durland and H. C. Boyle tire her attentive and obliging clerks. For Eastport. The Sam. Orr is the reliable and popular packet for Etstport at 4 o'clock to-day. Cuptuiu Alien Duncan, her coruraandur. is a most estimable geutlemun, and Guy Vinyard and Alf. Mayuar l, are popular clerks. Captain Dunean and the .Sum. Orr ure pioneers in the Ten-ri-v?oe River trade, aud should be liberally patronized. F.n Sr. Louis. Captain Henry II. Harm's iiue steamer Lawrence, having been detained, will positively leave for S'. Louis to-day, and is an elegant and ii !e!y appointed steamboat. Capt. 3I;:rtisan old stcamboatman, alway-i c ireful, reliable and attentive to the rum fort of passengers. His big In-other will be found in the office, and is an iccomplished gentleman. For St. Louis Sunday. The line strainer Melnotte, Captain James K liston, will leave for St. Louis oa Sa'iiliv, and Is the regilar Express Ll ie pa -ke and an excellent steami -it. Bart. Fisher i3 her unsurpassed c'.erk. Passengers for the Upper Mississippi or Missouri should make a note of her coming. " vMFMT-Siaumpr Ham Orr, Etstport t Ev msvule, April 2-C Arm-uron. I bedski , i uls and Ki:tU: ftcnuttze. Ttiruman .2 i o. I tlAnue. 1 thiuib'e; K M Humphrey Ixr .V h'o, -'. )IM It lumber; vVeHlon Bros A C,i. i'l -Kf c i .yarn ; J U ti,-y. SI Uh cot vara; i',i .l.-lMrii-uii, lJ.Xt ', lumb r: 5 b'i,K,rar ir.n, 1 !ile c jtton, 2 bx-t niiple sugar, 5 sktf v n-i. m.ntiliieii from our Kn.fUnax"'. fiNciNSATi. The Commercial of Thurs day s:is: it will be observed by our dispatches that l he l.udy Grace was cold at Louisville, yes-te:d-iy, to tliesame party wao was report ed nave puniniimi tne ut. .v. xnomson. Ho i- nv)je irs that tlie litter boat was not 'i'-it? Fi-arifelin (La.l Democrat, says the J. 1. II . ml. on t!ie ua-Mae iroia Sal- Island in tne U tv. in the Urm last WVdue-ilny. liirt-w overboard part of her cargo of salt ami tnuiy uoestiu nH or sozar. The total lor.s by tne recent steamboat routl'ira' ion at St. Louis, In estimated at LofisviLLK. The uourier - Journal of Tnuisday says: i Tt e Lady Grace has been so'd to Oliver Bo'so ,of Omaha, or 810,000; so Oaptala waits says, aumiu uotsoa did not purcnase tne . a. iuoiiisuq, as reDortea. The Richmond bad 150 passengers, 320

aould carry VhuO Eli passed Memphis.

The severe storm which prevailed ou tne river oa Wedue-wluy night last sujs m i. . -ci . . r nb-.. proulilfliije and tff the woarfboat at Greenville ou shore. 1 fie wiud whs very tern tic. causing boats to take to the banH for safety. A live y little Aunt between st anibo itmen tooit place ou tti- levee yesterday. Both were badly bruised. Who were the sleamboatmen? t. Louis. The Democrat ol Thursday pays: Rivsr at thU point still rising: sloyly. There is a -oil st a of waWrtiths I!lize southward, ami awav northward also hh far a b'Htn can run, watch, we have no djuht. Is Heed's Ltndinsg, at tha foot of LUe Pepin. Tiia river at St. Paul and all fie way do-vn. and the waters above St. P.ia', a'reo'i the swjU. Tii Missouri appeirs to incMie t j a djcliue. Basin es liere ao'.l ve. VVeither unsettled. NKwOanANi-Tae Times of Tuesday says ; The weather darln? yesterday was bright and cletr, with a veiyclose tern erature. Iou'tle-.s in the next twenty-four hours we will receive more rain. B usiness ou the 1 indini? for SIondy was exceedingly dad. There were bat few deputures, araoiisj wU'Ch we notice 1 the 8'e iruer Motile Able, for St.. Louis with a very ullm showiu-i of both treht and passen'4rs. Oneciue of tbo dullness is the extreme tightness of nur sngir mart, there remi no indication us yet 1u that quarter to enable buyers to purchase, hptculatoriare misiers of the situation, and prico-s are too stsep to invest. DE. HAAS Over First National Bank, Corner Main and First Streets, Svaaisvllie, lud aTADirFAcrriiEB f coxtisi; XiA. ons Guia Wori, Gold, Silver, V uicamte, Cora lite, and Amber Plateo, Carve Work, Artificia' t'alates, do. ADMINISTRATOR of Nitrons OxitJ' (an excellent and safe aBsesthelic), Cliii roi'orm, Kther, and also severitl local par lyzers. NKURAIiGIC Affections treated. Mr FACILITIES are as good and establishment as larsce (consisting of iriv rooms) as any in the United States. 1 RETURN MY THANKS for the estensive patronage received during thd pivi E1UHT YEAKS. raenl yrtov: ft i,v. v.MiUablr main jJl STRKK T PKOPKUTY That splendid property known as the Egler property, s tuateii on the west corner of Main and Sixtn Streets, fronting feet on Main street aud lSu feet on Blxth ."Street. Kald property is offered lor sale at low figuies on easy terms. A pply to J. P. tLL:u'lT & SOV, Real Estato Agents, Corner Locust aud Third Streets. felO dt t i! WALK -FARM-A splendid farm, Mi containing -10 acres; 30 under cultivation, and 10 in timber. tsatd farm is situated two and a half miles above tbe city of Evansville. near the Green ltiver Road. The improvements consist of a dwelling-bouse, containing: nix rnonis, cellar, tvo cisterns, a barn and other ont-bui dings all new and of the iiiosi approved xlyie. Tuere is an elesant young orchard on said place of about one hundred trees, of the choicest varieties. Alo, a clay pit, from which three potteries are liefiiij constantly supplied. For particulars, apply to MKS. MARIA HUTCHINSON, on the premises; or address Post-OiQce Box 112, Lvausvllle, Ind. leLldlm trOK SALE AND FOS RENT. t f4 T t'HKAP ltriLDINU IWfi-A. JLC 'kF Ilweiliiig Houses, ami Farina, ten tnousaud acres of Farming Land. I buy uud seil Ken l Estat e. ALVAH JOHNSON, Rc-ul Estate Agent. i'hird Street, A'vansinlle, lnduina f c?ri tf BAMDKL ORR. J.MIK3 DAV'.IWON. J. L. ORB SAMUEL ORR & CO., BiiALKRS IN ,r c nn "ct "i t siPIilNGS, AXLES, Horse and Mule Shoes, TiDE3r3' and Blacksmiths' Tools, wACius and crr.GT wocawoi; SKOl'tlHT KIBAP IKON At t ue highest market rates. 4"ter Street, . EVANSVILLE, IND. iuull dlf fury i no (auccessore to Wells, Kellogg & Co.) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF 81GN OS1 THE BIG 2?.DX,OCIC AXES, AJiCS, AIKS, AXES, AXES, AXES, TABLE CUTLER?, TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, POCK KIT CUTLERY, Trace Chains, Trace Chains, Trace Chains, Planters Hoes, Ilanler Hoes, Plautere "Hoes, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, Mechanics' Tools, SUILDKKS HARDWARE, Bl'iLBKKH' HARDWAKK, 31'iLDEliS' UABDWARK, forrOS AND WOOL CARDS, IOITOS AJiOWIHtLl'AKItS, toriOM AKU WOOL CAitUP. BERT RUBBER BELTING, BK8T RUBBER BELTING, BJCtiT RUBBER BELTING, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws, Mill and Cross-Cut Saws. i tH hnvir will And It totiielr advan tage to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. It the Olfl Stand, 13 First St EETHCaKB, KELLOGG Si CO. wi Dissolution of PartneKship. rrWK ptitrxEKNiiii vydlk the jfc in oi oi corauerE ixnse was, on the Kb day of Janu ry, li, dlKu,ved. The undersigned will transact tne t'us.ncss ou bis own account for the future, will be responsible lor all liabilities against the above firm, and is alone eutitled 10 collect the outstanding money. mbl7 Sw CUA9. SCHRADEB,

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The Trjlftc: Srnson. The st trchlnsi wind--, tbe cold, drizzling rains, t lie heavy logs, und incisional warm and moist (iajsol March, render it, upon the whole, the most un);en 1. hy montn of the year. Its depressing mllue: cos are espe iallv unfavorable to invalids, and thousands ot persons with feeble constitutions, who have borne life Winter btavelv, break down in the first mouth of Boring. Tne variations of temperature and cold eai.t winds are a aeriou - trial to ti;e dyspeptic and bilious, whose symptoms they invariably aggravate. Intermittent fever is also rife wherever there is evolvable poison in the water or the soil. To enable the system to combat these evils, there is nothing like a good vegetable tonic, and among tnls class of medicines HOTETTEH'S STOMACH BITTMIS stand supreme. Medical men prescribe it in prefereneto any of the tonic preparations of the pharrnucopceia. They are awaie that the ordluaiy tinctures and ex! r icts are all based upon cheap alcohol, w icti is f-urcharged witii an acrid essentia 1 oil, and absolutely pois- nous. The y know, oa tne other hand, that the rectified essence of the finest rye grown in this coun try Is I he sole svirituous ingredient of no-Ti'. l'i'EK'S Bl ITERS, ana that the vegetable medicinal elements of wnicb it Is composed are of raie trheaey. Hence it lias the coi-fidence ot physicians, and liuds its wny into hospitals w here no other propr etary meoicine is t-auctioned. A course of the BITTi- K-s is espefially recommended to persons of de!ic ie habit, of hoi ti sexes, at. i iiis season, in tne fever und naue ditricis of the v est and outh, quinine liuS been almost univer ally ciisctroediisa choloKOgue, and this invaluable antidote to malarious disorders adopted iu its Mead. A dounle galu Is realized by the change, for the Hitters, unlike that rt'ineemus alkaloid, are agreeable to tl'e palate, and ineir curative effect is much more pt rmau eut.

Scbcnck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills will euro Consumption, Liver Complaint, lnd Iiyspepsia, 11 taken according to the directions. They are all three to be taken at the same time. They cleanse the stomach, leiax the liver, and put It to work; then theappeti;e becomes good ; the food digests aud makes good blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh ; the diseased matter ripciB In 1 be iuugs, aud the patient outgrows the di-ease kat! els well, ibis Is the only way to cure Consumption. To tnese thiee medicines Dr. J. II. Scueuck, of Philadelphia, owet his unrivaled success in the treatment of Pulmonury Consumption. The Pulmonic Byrup rlpei. s the moroid mailer la the lungs, nature throws it olT by an easy expectoration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe a slight cougu will throw it off", and the patient has rest, and the lungs begin to heal. To do ti.is, the Heaweed Tonic acd Mandiake Pills must be freely used to cleanse the titomacli and liver, so that tue Pulmonic -:yrup and the food will make good blood. Kchenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, letuoYing all obstructions, relax the ducts of the gall b adder, the bile starts freely, and the liver is t-oon relieved; the stools will show what tne Pills can do; nothing has ever been Invented except culomel ( i deadly poison, which Is very dangerous to use, unliti-is with gieat care) that will unlock the gall bladder and start the tecretlouH of the liver like .Seiienek's Mandrake Pills. Liver CVmrlaiut is one of the most, prominent cau.-es of Consumption. tcue tick's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle feiiiuulant and alterative, aud the aiuaii in i he Sea weed, which this preparation is niiiUe ol, u-msis the stomacii to turow out the gasu ui juice to Ulasoive the food with the Puiiuouic .syrup and is made luio iood i. iood without itriiieutatiou or .sourlog iu the sLomaca. Sfheuek, in iiis treatment, dots not try to lop a cough, liiht Kive chills, or lever, tteinove Hie :au-e,and they wnl alisiotiof their owu accord. No one can he cuied ol Coiisumpt ion. Liver Coni plaint, iiyspepsia, t.atarru, Canker, or Ulcerated Throat, unless the liver una btomacu uie mudo healthy. VVh'ti t here is no lung disease, ar.d onlv Liver Complai ut and l)y. pepsin, Sciieuck's SwiwiHii 'ioi.jc and Mandrake Puis are Kullicii nt, without the i-iiim.",!!;i: syiup. T-;ke the Mandrake l'ills lieiy in all bilious complaints, as tney Hie fiuilectly liarmlu s. Ui. Schenc r, vho liaa enjoyed uninterrupted health for mauj t-urs pu-t, aud UvW weiuiis ii pounds, was wnsteU away lo a inai e ki letoii, i:i the voiy last Mhi;m oi Puliuoiiitiy oiisu.'iiption, bis hysicians having ptonouitcod his case hopeless uud abandoned imu to hU late. He wascuicd by the afort-smd medicines. bill directions accompany each, makinat it not a J-oluleiy iiect ssiiiy to see Dr. sobi-nck, unless put it nts wish their lun&s c-xaiiii nd ; anu loi tins puipo.se l e is pro-H-s-ionully at his principal oiih-e, I'liiladelph a, every (Saturday, whtie all letters of Mdvice must be uddrtasetl. Price of the Pulmonic S3'rup and Seaweed Tonic, each il per bottle, or ii 60 a half tiozeu. iiauurake l'ills, liV.;. pt r box. For sale by ail druglots. fe2d.wly bpN A On iKEl'KKI'AKKIl HY Skilled Workbiculroi!) liiK lii nt Mit,-riul.N, uikI or . ll-OWS AS THE STAS i)AK t BV DKAI.EK lkh crobTo.MKna. iioid Everywhere. fdeo llovc ni.-f. is' not hers suffer the tutony C sceiu LLCji ...lie ones suatched away .'wa Uif: . 4. y 4. ib V hooping Cough, oi -Hpthtv-f ",.;. . slugie bottle of Poland's -Yflite C- L:..Z. Kiuud would have auved iae boi.vv.n-c x iufaltibie. "ilftlii Patches, Freckles & Tun. The ONLY KELIAIILK REMEDY loi uose ekow n sidcOLnsi Hons on the lace Fury's Moih und Freckle Lotion. PreAied only by Dr. Ii. C. PEKliY, 4i lUjaa itfeet, Nt) York, bold every where. aj.rijd d im A Card. A clergyman, while residing In South America us a missionary, discovered a sale and simple remedy for the cure oi .Nervous Weuaness, Euriy Decay, Diseases of tne Urinary aud iSemlmil Ji'gris, aud the whole train of disoiuers brought ou by baneful and vicious halms. Ureal numbers have been cured by tnis nub e remidy. I'roiupied bv a desire to benefit the alliicted aud unloi tunale, I will send tue l eeipe for prepaa ing aud using this uieilic ue, iu a seined envelope, to any old who needs it, free of charge. Address JOSEPH T. IMMAM, station i, l.lble House, )al2dAw.3m ?.p n New YorK. City. HOW TO C5ET VATKX I S.-For opinion, uo charge. Send skelcii and descripliou. For application, wend model, not over oue loot ia size, aud Clti first Uovei unitnt aud slump tc-c-s. Soecilicatious, drawings, caveats; assiiimtnts prepared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, iulerfereuces, extension of iateuls, and appeals. Address ImUNN & CO., No. 8 Park How, New York. sp a da22 d3iu Bateheior's Hair .Dye. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the vyorid ; lii5- only true and perfect Dye aa.ri;ii-..s, reiiaoie, instautaneous ; no di.ippoiutmijul; uo ridiculous tiuts; reiueilios the ill ei'.'.::Us ot had dyes; iuviKoriiiei And iei-.ves the Hair soft and oeautliUi, iiaele or brown. Sold by all Druggists uud Pcrlumvrs ; and propeny af-pltcd at Ba cosior's Wig Factory, No. iti Loud Stieet, Naw YorK. apixldfy MOIilLiiSl MOTilSiiS! H(iTiIK6 DON'T FAIL TO PKOCUIt Mrs. WinslOiT'a Sootnin Syrup, FOB CHILD BEN TEETUINO. This valuable preparation has been usel witu never Jailing succtts in thousanaa oi ojurs. It not only relieves the child from paid, hut invigorates tne stomacu and bovels, coi rects acidity, and gives tone aud euerjy to tliu whole system. Xt will aiso iustant". :tlieveOKiniU i thk Hvwixs ami Wist Coi-ic. W e believe it is the bett and surest remedy in the worlu in y.11 easts ol lsysendert aud JJiarrhcen in iJliiiaren, whelhev ansiuj from itstuiu or any oLder cause. Full directions lor usiug will accompan each bottle. "Be fc.urc and call for " MKS.WINSLOW'l auOi'lilNtJ SVUUP," having tue Jao-sim-iie oi ' Cfras u. P-itKi;s " ou the oulsui'; wrunper. Ail others ure base Imitations. Je.4 diwbin FOB I'LACK WORMS AND PIMPLK6 ou the face, uae Perry's Cnnedone and Pimple Remedy, prepared o.ny by ir. Ii. C rkKKY. i9 Bond wtreet, Kew York. Sold everywhere. The trade supplied by whole, sa.e medicine dealers. mtil7 dSm.wilin TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, Frecklts, and Tan troia the lace, use Ptrry's Moth und Freckle Lotion, rrepared only by Dr. B.C. Pkkky. sold by all druggists. in blS dsm.wim-fcp u

Oincrinimti Ac Ht. Louix EXPRESS LINE, TT Composed of the elegant and Lev:;r.v? commodious steam -.s 'HJJ--4,.10( ANNA, hll A3IUOCK. MELXOITK, ARJJiA. A.N - liA'I'K 4011ISOX. One o- lli !i'iv, boats wiU leave Evuns. ille ew i Thursday and &'" day at 10 o'clock A.f., .miocl in ' u't. Louis with the Miami Line mill f a Packet Company siemrs for all point on the Missout I'.ivcr. mid with ttie northern Line aud Keokuk Packet Covi any lor all points on the Upper Mlsl-.sip.i Itlver; also wth the FeoHa oral Naples Packet Compuny stpam-rs for Illinois itiver, and stations on the Toledo, W'-bash & Western Hflilroad. '1 h rough recispts given ou nil the abov lires IIUMPlir.F.Y, PATRICK A CO..

mhl7d;iii Aeents. Regular EvanvilK Grren Iliver, and Hartford .Packet. The beautifol new Steamer I3L-A.R.TJJ,OJK.I, Joe JIcREYNOtts; Master, Will ply as a regular packet between Evansvl'.le and all points on Oroen Itiver, and on Itouh '"reett to Hartford. Will lesve Evausvllle every MONDAY and THURSDAY n 5 pm. uihli dtf Regale Evansvilie and Nashviile Packet. The fine Passenger Steamer t,IJuU,jif 3a O 3 X E2 O , Josh. V. Throop, Master; Ge irge Throop, Clerk, Leaves Evansvllle for CTarksvllle aud all way po: ts EVEBT TUESHIY at 12 M , pnslllrplr. For freight or passage apply ou board. feb2 d3m Dexter's lodcpeniJent low-pressure Packet t rf&U OulckstcD, Leaves Evansvllle for Cuiro everv MONDAY and THUIHUAY, at 4 P.M , !oltively, connecting at tairo with St. Louis Memphis, and New Oneans packets. noli dtf DUKE N CHELSON, A vent. Regalar Tuesday and Friday Packet for Paducah and Cairo. The nely appointed steamer CUMBERLAND, VTU. A. Lowtii, Al aster; Makiom Whigdt, C!( ifc, Will ply as the regular Tuesday and t'rldaj' packet for Cairo and ali way landings. Ieaves Evansville every TUESDAY and FH1DAY, at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every WEDNESDAY and SATUKDAY, at 5 p. in. Through bills of lading plven for freight? over ti;o Mobile Ohio Kail road. For freight or passage apply on board, or to W. UltOWN & CO , or DUKE NICIIELSON, Jylotf A;;ent. Eesalar WEDNESDAY PACKET For ClarksT ilia and IJashville. The elegant Passenger Sleainer HK.N8Y Miller, MaT; Kitt ItrjDD, Clerk, Leaves for the above and all ir.tprineil'aie ports every Wednesday, at 4 o'clock i.m. conni'cliiii; at Nashville with railroads for all points south For freight or pasia.-e apptv on board, or to C. It. lit I'D, OcUdtf Agent. Evansville, ITendersoa & Nashville Railroad Transfer Packet. The Beet and splendid sideivheel stearuer TVffoIIio Nortoji, CHAKLEY PEIlfllNH, Master; A. O. t'V'ui.AND, lIrrk, Will ply as a resrulnr packet, he.iwenn Evansville and Henderson, otieritu; uiieijunled accoiiiinodations to IravtU rs ami rlitppers. Li-aves Evausvllle daily at Wy p.io. Leaves Henderson daily at 7s, a.m., iiikhim; close connect Ion wit h the E. A: U.K. FAltK Through aud way passejj;ers only no ecu is. Janl7dtf V. O. BBOWN A CO., Agents. Regular Evansville and BowlingGreen Packet. The fleet and elegant Packet JtuSE LYON, W. S3. Vanmetkk, Mirier: J. F. Wirn VNK-i, Clerk, Leaves i vansvl'le for B JWLINO-OHEEN every TUESD Y, at 4 p. i. leaves FIvarisvil e for WOOD1JUKY every S.UUh DA Y. at 4 P M For (re ght or passage apply ou board, novii dif Regular Evansville and Teanesurje River Packet. For rat utah, Johtisonvlllc, and K&slport. t S'rl The fleet and Fplei lld nt earner s.:vi. ORR, ALLEN DUNCAN, Master; Our ViNrARD, Clerk, Leaves Evansville ior Kastport and all Tennessee Itiver way Jandmsns a n KUlar weekly packet, every Smur.iny at 4 p ru., taking fielirlit aud passengers at lowt-1 )-acket rates, uud giving eopecial utteuliou to the fillin of orders. For freight or passage apt.v on hoard. BelS tf DUKE MCHELSON, Aueut. Co in to Winy. Henderson & Evanavllle Daily Packet The new, fnt, and elegant Bide-wheel Pabsener Steamer Moses Wallkn, Mater; l;oiip;RT BkashkAk, Clerk, Leaves Henderson, every morning at 1 o'clock, promptly. Leaves Evansville every afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly. Fare Through and wny piiHsr-njjtra 50c. Frebrbt icccivtd at all limea by HUMPliBEY, 1'ATBICK t CO.. Agents. Regular Mot day Packet for Padncah, Eastport and Tibreiicc. The elettant Passenger Steamer JKTo. Lek HoWKtL, Master; si. HcoiiEH, Cleik. Leaves for the above and all intermediate points evtry MONDAY at 4 o'clock p.m. For freight or passage a.ply u toHrd, or to llUMPHKEY. PATlilCK.t CO., OC2Sdtf A'eiit. For Padaean and Cairo. Regular Wednesday and Saturday Packet. The magnificent side-wheel steamer ,P1

A. M. DcsocfHET, Master; WJIJ. P. FoWL.KIl.1 Cko. NicKKUiv..x, v.ierks, Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY and SATUKDAY at 4 p.m. Leaves Cairo every T II C Its DAY and SUNDAY at. a p.m., inakinj close connections at Cairo with JirM-clasa packets for St. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans. Connects at Evansville with the E.AC. ILK., aud theTarascou lor Louisville. For freight or passage apply on board, or to F. M . H I j M PH KEY A CO., or DUKE MC'IIELbOX, se!2 tf Ayrot". Merchant Tailor. Can be found at NO. 8 CUA NDDER'S JJL0C&apataa (C-''AIK.)

BUILDERS' EEIfORIUrJ, Water, Bet. Locust and Walnut Sis , EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. TTF Vr ARK I!( IIJ)I.I. OR I.V. ATENDTO BUILD, rail nt their Mummoth Warehouse and look at their '.IMMENSE STOCK, A nd you cin pet all your wants supplied. T'tiey propose t furnish everything required in liul (lina. Just ns your fancy dlctaies, from Couimou to the most elaborate

Doors, Sash, Blinds, .Mouldings, lt-ROkets, Window and Door Frames, Flooring, HhinjEles, Lath, Sash primed and Olazed, Window Glass of all sizes, Paints, oils. Turpentine and VHrnishes, I'mnt Varnish, and W l ite-wash llriihhes, Lime, CJemeut, and Plaster. N-iils iind Builders' Hardware. Of every description. Uoofln Slaie, with a fttli stoeic of largo Kize Ulas-i, niufiW and Evan Caieoratoil Marbb fnd Flate Mautpjs and Enameled 6ratc3. WTE 1IAE AT THK EI H.hKitS' sj-f r.Jirui-.iuM umpies of Mlato end Klul Ma lluiilbljutwl I.' . i. ..I ... . ro prepared to furnish auythiiiK requited 1 1, 1 ll u I I in. oti'l vita ull ... k .. . . - ' - - . u . . v 1 n ISEl lf fiun liao to all and look a our sanip.es. We think they will be pleased, particularly vu jo ices, wnen iiiey ih.k a ionic, BABl OCK A STEELE, ! Water Si., bet. Locust and Walnut, fe-4 Eva;,svlile, lud Jnt Whai Yon Want i: ii avi; in Mom; 'iiii: i-oi. lowing. In mime condition, which h olf ri d to l ne trade: 2 'liarr-1- Jowls, iu briue; 723 lirinH. In bulk ; 60 tlerei s No. 1 iseitlo rendered Lard; it kejs No. 1 ki'lllu-reudered Lard; 5 lurs Potatoes; &A) hii(5S Oas; 4(1 b ks Kedlop eed : 1!) barrels choice Fatul y Flour; b.-trrels ext'.i White Wheat. Flour. UAUCOCK t STEELE, Water bt., bet. Locust and Walnut, Evansvillo, Ind. Builders' Empniutn. Sale of Unclaimed Goods. rrio whom it may :ox:a.! Notice Is hereby elven that all nuclnlm. ed loodsleft at the Bulldors' Emporium, Water Street, between Locustand Wa nut, Evansville, Indiana, and remaining on band one year, will be sold at Public Auctiou, to the highest bidder, at the Auciou Jtoom of iliiH ii Nelson, Esq., Locust SUvel, opposite the Post-Olllce, on the 4tti day or May, lsii'J. A INt t t lie Koods can be sf;fcll by calling ut I he Builder' Emporium. l.ABCOCK fe STEELE. February Jkl, 13011. dJm. Rcpe Mouldings, erri: wmii.ii I'timt ti,ari.v 9 call the alt'.iilloii of bit iders and merchants to an luvoicj ol Kooh Mouldiniis Just reci-lveil at lhe Jluildcis K'iiprium a ne w an lcie, never before ollt-red in tills maiket, and Just the thing, cooibiiiint; boMiny, iniutUily, and economy in a rt-mai khi:i u.-ree. li.VH' l) iv t STEELE. Wutcr SI j cut, bet. Locust and vValnut, felO Evansville, J nd. COO BarreJa Lime. ' 1 TTr- i"vt: ji'st Jti; 1:1 vei a V IIat-bo.it ioi.il of Lime, if is ot the Iait;sl barrels, f.est cooperage, ami jxtleci i.v pleiid id. S.'tid your orders to the Builders' Emporium BAllti) K &. STEELE. Water St., bit. Walnut and Locust, mbl 2 EvaubV ille, lud. Oats and Potatoes. tttk have Vir lowiut', ii i.v moxi: thi: i'i.. iti r rimo coiidltioii. which is oircn it to tn trad'-: loj ousii. rhoice I'eactblow I'otatoes. at 7; , er iu hel ; oil inisiic s thoice Northern Blue Potato's, at 7l)c per bushel; ;;im bii'-N liii!( 1'Iack Seed O-its; .OO t-Uhhels cooic While Meeds Oats. BAHCO.K ftHTKr LE, Watr-r Street, h..l wi-oa Locust nml Walnut, EVHMsvilK, 1 iwll.'i 11a. inlr; suc!'ssors to Steele & Trlble,) MANClTACTtJiiElM OK AND DKALKKfl IK Ba?J:, !osrs, iJiiiiiis, Framen, .MOULDINGS, &a. ' A II orders (or work In thy Building lint are prompt iy attended to. We keep constantly ou hand all kind of L1T.M KKK, 11 N E niid POl'l.AK FLODt-L-.-i. WKA'i 'MEKUOAKlUNU, i.e.. S'T'i!! !-:iviii;; ol t-vcry deMtn pt.lotl Hl-v 111 ssinir of Lioiibcr done to ord. r. KiK l-'iy :.t tba old s;aud or Steele Trilne. btt ti.l Hi., bet. CIj'.ttnit and Cnor; i i.VA.savjJi-i'., I;D. pi 1 dlf CARD. In re;irirr from the ab'.ve uartnership 1 desire to return my thanks Ui my trieudt v ti. tin vo liivori-d me wild busini-sH, and would asit tlieir coiiliMiuince with the new ti 1 111. J A M ES S J EELE. Evausvllle, Jan. 29. JA-i'LS SiVANSON V SON, Wholi'Male and Itetall Deal era in hiiigls3, Lath, Dooia, and Sash. A.'.-.), a Inrve assort mi nt of A lieiibei.-y Cliii'i.'o, and J'ole.lo Lit mbur and I' n.oi inw, Dfi -.SHt,l and Und.essed, ou baud and 101 ,ale. Extra Xiv:;:d and Shaved Pint Sl-iiijhs, eighteen inches lony. We respectfully solicit he citizens o.' EVK.nsvllIc to civeui! a call atnl examlm our stock before purchasiriK elsewhere. Yakuon Watku Stkkjct, (Opposite Ll'rnnsco Wharf), Evansvlhe Ail orders promptly atteaded to. inayii lilim rjii; m list itiiii.it o.ii.M't.h jL tiie Lumber Businesii at his old stand ii t t lie corner of Main and Si: vent h Str-el, Hiid would n'Kpct!u!ly inform tne pnolic tout Ills stock is laie and setMin I to mntr In tin- iissori .menh, etiibraciiK; Pine ol , t hicKncssr.-s and quality, from the mc Tiiir.l t'oi.imon tsnyiiiaw Board up ', Tnree-J noli j' iivt Clear Plank. Aiso, .' IriiOltSol various tulckueti f a mi M y I cs, p.n l 11-ucif IdOHTS. v, imiiiw s.sh. Tine rind I'oplarKhtiiKl. 3 and 4-feet iiilh, .Mouidiuys, d-si-'H-i '4i:..rl;r-Hound, ftc, uniers lioni the country, river or lal tilled promptly, sh.I dim JOHN F. O LOVE It. V7ILLIAJL HlTITii;r-., siAsurAcrcBitK or Sa.s!-, itoors, Cllni's, Franies, &v. and Dealer iu Pine aud Poplar Lumber, Sain;! 39 M !! ;, 1 DKHil.MI, Ac Of3ce and Factory, Corner Fifth and Walnw Streets, Evansville, Ind. Orders from abroad promptly attended to. malH dtf (iurtsa'd To!:acco A;tdtf :ri ! M Ki-li)Yi: At.l, lir.n-K. rim TtilM.'i Y I Vr. i.U l.t'ii.MII.'n:.''. 1 III y Mm, IflPKl '.'.! 1Hi.1?' :il niicri- .iio.wn; .iw'.'-r, 1. uu isr llil.t I'...' Hl.il ....'ii. . I- .i.l.l. . Ill'" .l..!-l"!h ij.l!"t 11" urn 1 1- -t t io l. tuV-' - si'll ri?fn;lli'-il.', .il l , - I.I..I:- : li-l'U-t tirl.-li. ::l. i .1 ail cheat-is J'tr n.'t i'f1 eutf.L V:.- Ki! lV'm.ip Js-r An iiitrrwiii n m'm- f-n il a li.j tri'rli e V't it tui-rt'-i'O, T-iiil in-Aiur,. -.1-. uiKfKMiH, ltev.t ICS. AllMlN Wi;i I-. A .1.1 -'- Uu. '1. H. Abnorr, J' :'S '. , A. Jtkt:mon iyyLf.i-I'.i-tvk-tv: r V-.Tii.r. ! ' ' r Ua A-.ti l jie fr.. C.-v. J M. I' ". tjftcimU ore. .-. nr:uu. Kb-iw tti- V. i. T (i.'11'l a.ll;';ilv ol' l!n! AVin ii-,ne ir . .- m-Hltr. I) l. i.Mi .11. r,pr,?. ,. -. hc-re l"vi a A' "' '""' tiT-: r- PpllH. CO-.ll. ! ... '.. vXil1' A. H. PlMle Til- m. 4 Cif-i jv-N'sisri'n'r. OsiVnx or A:.tiih.ti Ki-.'. I. . mio.:xk.b. Ki'iis-5 V Mu., o, I'm. Vsnu Tins l!Ai.:cts IIi'ai17AHTi:i., I.Vi, llin.hw 'I vt ijrf of f- h ii llt, I,, 11.:... i lr. Wi Lo..'B A:.li'if;l, lld ttetirc f- . i.lnir.-i, ig tClll-Jto-1. VSI. 1 wYlT, J. Fhoh ii HorTnrns IIoMy Jotriai Biiniii Md. Ii.vk f ifttit.iii'n Anli.loto rr.ior..; o.;.. (w 111-y.Teed fiom rn. 1 l&le plt-fit.ire in irr-nmirvV 'iina h to i I our rea-itfrn. . i . platkh, j-.fli FOR SALE BY ill DRUGGISTS.

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ol . Tm.Nnii' tiu'.s ; ,:,: ". HEDDE'UCir i, i. c,i, f,. for - el;ctlon to I he otiic , of Township T, usl.a . the eiixuiuu Apili .-ice;, on H , t 155. 1:. KP.ANK VOKRt.s Is a csin.'M ,1., . ,, i lct iori lo tin- otliire ol C011-1 ;, 1 , ,' " ( i 'Jownslilp nt tint Af ill 1 ,,,, ,ln , ' to receive u iarsu i iimln-r oi ', t , 1 . Voles. ' t:.l! SI IT.SH I o? Mr. JOHN F. CLAUsiii- !i i :, ,.-, dnte tor K0.1 I Sd : i .0, , 1 .1 r. No. .0. OEOIBiE KIEFIK is a can !..i :!.. Boad (-iii-iTV i-.i.r in tl:o i.ril Li,!i: I'iiicon ToA iisliip. GREAT - LAN!) Henderson County, I'.: :iU:d Authorised by Act ci' V. Lfinlatur.'.. 1?.G7' Seven Ulcli ati'j i.!t;M;' Uv.: proved oaio Kiwi- t alr ; Fit - ins, ana 501 Ttnv.j I.'i.s, to be i).sposi'a ef lis t-tw. First PrUo ' : i.' 1 Hecoi,il Prize .". Third Prize .7. i Fouri h Prize I v J Filth I'llze..'. J . Sixth l'rlzo... 1 ., , I Sevetuh Prle 2so rniziii v t;; I :v:, Valued at rs ! . , - ! i . Il PItIZl.-s IN To ., ;: J..;:-, Valued ui. tl'ri SI PftlZEM IU T'ltf.N LOIS, Valued ; t t'-vi i kcIi. TIK LT N, r.. m piHC.i hI. .M usoii :i,- 'Iti;. : 'it-, in t.'.n:-. Villi-, Kenl ucky, on tne Lit. t;..y ot S. -j.lt in -bor, J::) A uls will fnrni-h pntri I, t -, Mvi.jr desc: !1 leu of the- i .t . i i I y, t, i i . -. . -n,. III;? the act of I lie 1 .t i;ii i u i r ui'tUm . thr sale. Comiiilssioiidi's wi.o will in ..- Mi- ,- tc: prise are iiunu-u 1:1 I !i i i... I i I i.o i.. .. -filuri', mi l lli .r iu i l'J iiy lid !.- i.o . ! . l-iil.y are ( uiioiveti in t ' f.iii,.-.,i. -i (Wll.Ch Mill l.- join .1 111 II... , i ol diivrlinir .loiin '.V. .-.! .. i, . . (iar.-elt Havl- and Ttoinns . Mf ' :-cr , Lnind Kt a.-s St ri ii'.i s. i ;.,(.. .( i ii . . Biiik ll, Spe ikcr ol ti" Ki-.iUi. ay I . ,nOt ill ill I'M-1 1 till I v'l'.s, I o ,,, n , , ii i I i.i . : ! . . ; . , Joseph Ail'iioi, I'll ; iii u '.. .! 1 ! t ..t . ..-j ' I lank , L. C. I ) . I a ni . I T - i-1 . . . I . ! t . -.' ; . I i.ii.al I a li F , .1 . n i 1 . 11.. i ru: .ir - . - i - ... ! Henderson, Ky.; 1 1 o .'.'.'.: ' ; .. i : i . i of I lie t in-ii ll outt .if ii i- I ,l: :- 'i-.t.. ci I Jilslrict, and .M . s. I..II , . i I l.o Coot I ol Com iii iii pi.-:, i, ., - ;,n,i-i; Hon. Wm II. W: i , . . i, .):-, - . Hopkins, I'n -in Km -f . . : : : . and other-, ol I-.-..1 i-vllie, Jim. i . , n many oilier ii-n I tu n oi r.,t . n ., u proiiiiiii-iu'e in Itoi iii'iij ii.i-l J i.m.i.i .. TiCKi:'!' can x f.nr.'hiK-l .f L. 11. LVK, 1' at uicr-i' i.-il!', Hi I .ii-r. fcon, Ky. ; li. ii. A LEX. A N I I'. IC, ( oin i or i i: I li.i.-i I; Loulsvll.e, Ky. ; Tiki.-, ii. a. hi:o ik'.-. c-.t-m. i ; .lull N C. LA'ilHAM. I'M ..-!. i.. I ... i ;, oi llopkiiisvllie, Iiopl: . ii--. i He, l-.y. .lam s 1 ,. J Jul: n i.i, oi.ini.j . .. i ; ..: i, '.. , i ; - due ali, Ky. lioidis Ofx-ned it ( --. - it -. o-i ti,, 1st of Octooer, ls.;s. I'll - LIP HOBMilJOOK. E- !. . ,.t--t Slteet, ln-lwteii Ainu ni:t Ny ,. m, ,,,-,... i SEAluIMN, 1JI M..N iV (, - i. I .,, i First Mn-t-f, will oiler In .. Ii-.-.. ii .. A ueiits n t 1 lendeisi u, U y ., lor Ii..- - ' !o desire to piiKiiiisn, ..... . d i mm; r.iiuMi.M !,'i i'l .Mill lliSiOi'i'i - 1 .i . i. i i tucl'y ljei.-lsiii.iur.- u sn I't-.n t-i i.d .u -i -. .nd tn-t t lio " 1 U-r del -ii n 'i i! 1 1, 1 - ! .. i 1 1. 1 Ol Win. -Me Lai ll, I...-. I I'.;; u I " .' IIII lioll INC I I1U I o I l.e p. I Iii 1 1- ! 1 1 (. ! ; .1 - ' . V. i ' - of iilzes 111 Ilie .ii eroi ,si- l,;i . l. .1 jioiied u nl i ! tint I't i 11. V o, m p:. i.i 1 1 , i " i. V lit'll, on Hi' i-l "I 1 1' l-.H. r I i i,i... i -' i. iiil-n wns laid I t-li. n li.e i i .-.i i Cldlli-'ei) I ly l X -ecli-o I ti;. I if r n.ii I. - . . : i -cllt.lcd by Hit- ll.il ol .1.11,111,), 1 I',', duy hxed lor lln i r.f.t iihj ; III t . i I Ciitiscs, noi- ol nli,r;i v." i i - . 1 1 .' ; -:i 1 1 . i , and which con hi nn. I' i.t i H .,-. t 1 1 -Commissioners nor by tin- .h- i i-i .i 1 1-.-firoiier. y, coin in i.e. i t.. pi i v- i I i. .mi. :; ill-He Ull IU. IV IlltlJll ill iii' 1... -ie i . :'. til 111 pi III I'll II I.I' I I r 1 1 t lie Hi. I.- ' . ! I I 'I lor, the 'Xireiim sii ,'i-ih v oi 'u v Illi.lHl-' , llllll I ll ( i)l,IMI-l ill lll'i l.li.-eMol I lie peojile ot l-l llet i ;.(-..- I i i.i- I . i i-., I ii i iK t hy en us. -s i uicii ii it y i i. iu- f i i.i i i ..' I-.' ; -K-i'l ion of 1 he public. 'i'llOU!;ll Ih'.kHH II C llOV,' he'il", l.t, ili.V soul, a sullR-i. nl iimri ler I. ive . -i :- i lisp.'Sed ol lo Jusi.'y ;i t::ii,-i'- ! I'..pro.ierty w ilhoi. t. m I. u,; i i i j owner. The farmlmr lamls eiiilo n-.-.l in I -tei prise, neii 1 1 y t-i.ht. miii i. -.1 n-" whicli ure an 1 aud ti.l i"i--, .'. i i rented u t for Hi.- ) i i nl -i i,. bonds for I he r. lit v-, i ! I Im I n I-.' n , i n l 1 h lOI i IS Will ho lo- -OUI.Cii lo t l.- ; t'i ' i II -- Who dm W III.' 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