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FOR KENT.. HT-.iKK BOOM ON MA FN TBT, BKJ tWren flnit and Second Kn'ii r of ap2A-lw . prill II- DrCKr.K. ciIXTY ACRES Of oon usi b miles of Kvausvllle. Enquire of IN THREE I A JOHNSON. FOR SALE. TTTwiw-'fiuiLKK K"U ALK AT TUB IS v.nrf.rhnrrh Woolen Mill'. hvaneville, an A No. 1 Steam Boiler. ai good a. m-w, 20 feet long by Winches diameter. Enquire of 7 fcCUAKFEB. KIM BOTH CO., franklin Avenue, nr Pigeon Creek Bridgs. a-8w AKO.ONK HCLK AND PRAT FOE SALE ehrau. Enquire of I . B. M Ills A Co. iU-iiw Sash and Door PAOTO XTL. "XT FOR SALE. riHK I'KDEK&ICSNEP. wlablng lo change I th i.lr hn.ln.aa. offer fur aal their Heeb ana i...... r -.r mithall tlia machinery, "i""" Ar Alan, a out 150,000 ieet lit aud 2d Clear Pine i,umoer, And- , . 250,000 A Ho. 1 Shaved Pine 8hingles. W. BCN!ELBOH, .a Corner Canal nrd Walnut Streets DWELLING. -A SPLENDID, KW. AWD complete '"welling. olly liulahed : ail. aiad ......... ef Seventh and Cherry UMiii eonwith a-ood lautiTand cellar: a aood ci.lero and stable on tUa premleee. thm lul Ii blab and dry, and la 6 feet wldeoa Cherry, ., ,. tnrk 144 feet on rernnth. Will be aold at a bargain. Knqnlre rf " ANDERS PAN80M, ,,;.m Carpenter and Joiner. 1. A lion llOloK, wllli JU roooia. large cellar V and all coniwwucn, good location, aurairal.lv alumtrd for a 0iardW Hon. I'rira ,IOO. mliifj.tf. A. JOHNSON, I.AHOTV6 HTOKY BRIlK UOt'aK ri.mi.ia tenement. I wo loia will raut fur oOU per year. Pries $4,U. nib'J.tf. A. JOnMBuS. t-iirt :f.A5 BUILDING" LOTS", fronting P h -,kf.rt Urove. above Main Street, ean be I. ad very low and on Hma. I am reeervlng 7 of theie lota fr Snt oaf , to lie built by pnr. ihaeers. niblW,tf A. Jul! NoON. VPLICNllI REdDENCS WITH A TWO l. atory frmue buuae. It rooma, teller, clatorn, .i.i. . frnlt tro-a. Ac, on len acre of land ,,n Hi. Plank Road, two mi Ira and a balf fiom Kvausvllle. Price t5,M0. Ku.Hl(of mn A. JOHNSON. tUX good DWELLING UOUSES Juat BuUtird O tl,jO aacb. Jnqulraof marl.dtf. A. JOHNSON. COMMISSION. siatst. . pocaia : : t : : : i J. c. do soucasT. D0CKEE& DuSOTJCHET. Produce and CmnrulHRlon McrchauU, Nt. IV WAT Mil HT II Haul, Orr'a Ulork. nnxt door to M. Dalcll, EVNrtVlLLR. IND. aar IllvhMt caab nrioe veld fur all kind, of Country Produce. rrompt attention giyen to all Ordr. fleclU-em r. a.aA ji :::::::::::: : a. bicssy. Ragon Sc Dickey, FORWARDING & COMMISSION tun WHOLESALE GROCERS, Water Street, nor'4H Ain KVANSVILLB, IKD. A. afc iL. Ulil, AKuratTuasaa or STOIiTI3,W JX.tt.1B Hmoklng Plpas, Water Ptpwa, ft tore Pluee and F lower Pote alwaya on han.l. OOKMKR 11AIN AM U NINTU 818., fvblli.Am Kanewlllc, ImA t a. wolcott : 1 : : : i : : : joHa-swasst, ja. UOIX'OTT & RWASEY, Cotton aDd Commission MERCHANTS, And Wbolcaale Dealers la GROCERIES & PRODUCE Ii03.ll and 15, FU0ST ROW, Memphis, Tcnn. Parties wl.hlu? to consign goola to tba Hemplil.niaikitc.il. flint our mrmia wltb Meaar.. llaybur.t A WbltUkr, Eranarille, to wbona ae ref r. We al.o rrf r to all reaprclable merchant, and biliUera of Mpmplila, aud to Jba Keaery 4 Co and -ir.lnlit. lieniiog A Co , of Clncloaali.' lUcollitrt tliut our ui.tket is a ery yacilatlug one eouin ablpnifuta will pay )ou well, wblla b othfra you may Iom. All uorsnns dtwlrlng it can be their aauea put oa our list and got onr Weekly Market Beport. .IH-lni WOLt OTT A8WABEY. A'ORTO.V, SLAtUIITUR St CO. Commission Merchants, T0HACCO and COTTON FACTORS, N K W V IIHK, aVAdranre will lie made on consign meats b) Meaara. MI.IIET A WIOOIN8. JuM ly a . s. uatHuasT. ' J. J. waiTraaas HAYHURST & WHITTAKER, Produce and CommissiOD 33 : crclaaxat s. No. 6 Water St, (next to R. Burnes KVANSVILLB, INDIANA. HIUIIKST CASH PH1CK PAID KOll Wheat, Oats, Bisns, Klti Heed, Drlert Krult, Lard, Tallow, Biuwsi, SK1V IIOLH1C IN HEW OBLBAN. P. G . 0'BILEY, tToruicrly of Kraasvilw, Ind.,) General Coinmission produce Merchant. Wistsra Consignments So letted. NO. 18 POTDBAS PTU1KT, OOBNBB OF HEW ' LEVEB 8TBEET, . iKW U HI. KAM8, L.A. HAferenca Tha Gnat Weei. aeoT LAW CARDS. A L V A II JOHNSON, Attorney lit Law, NOTARY PUBLIC AND Heal Estate ilgont. W Soldiers' aud all other claims procured. OltV-e EVAK3VILLE, IND. apln dtf aJw. 'L VValkor, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AVB Agsnt for ubtntutua; Prn.lont, Back, Pay and Bonnty L"OR DISL'tlABOKD SOLDIEHS, AND son 4 the Widowa and other lexal repreaentatlea ol aoae who dis in tba aerrioe or tbe I'nited Htatea. office no tbe North-Weat elds of Third Street, near tbe Va'.iiii(rton Hooeo nd nearly oppoaitr the Court Houw, EracsTtlle, lod'ana. All buluea euUuatad to hint wttl be promptly attended to. lyto-lv SUNDRIES. FISHING TACKLE. XX. T. Solilnpfor, NO. 69 MAIN bTBEKl'. Una Jnst received the Boest assortment of Fishlug Tacle to he found in the cltv. A 11 who enjoy augling as a paatime ahould call and examine his stuck while tne eaon lata. t ar aala very oneap, corner SI tin aud Second atreeta. A new au,ply of HORN, BL'BBSR, AND IVnCY COMBS. Hair, Nail, and Tooth and Fleaa Bruahee, TOILET SETS. AND FINE FEBFUMEBIES At No. f.9 Main Strert. Also, PAKArUINE CHEWISO OCM BOSS AND LEHON FLAVOBED, and Freak TOLO WAX, At No. W Main Street OOSTAB'8 BED BUQ POISON And BAT EXTERMINATOR, At No. 68 Mala Street. ' NOTICE. Xiooli. Horo l ALL PERSONS HATING CLAIMS AGAINST the steamer hainnal Orr are requeued to nra. aant them for payment to-day April X2, 1M6. W, B. HOSTON.

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AFBIL K1ILB01D KK6ISTKK. K. JL C. 11. K. iiriaii: Mail 4ft A. i Way, Vrelgbt and Accommodation. 6 a. I Tbroogb rraigbt . 1 . P-1 A B B I T X 8 : Mall....au. T:M P.i Accommodation 1 Tbroogb Fralght ... : I T. II. DEPARTS K. KFROM T. H. J:M P. Day Ezpraa...... Aocom modation 7:86 a. U:60a. . AT T. H. Migbt Ksproaa ABBITB DayBipraaa l??'-m-ATOmmadatloo. J rB gb Bxpraaa . ...... Tbaao two roada maka good eoanactlou at Tarra Euu. OITY NEWS. Mir A eood Printer wanted at this office, immediately. Businesa baa been resumed to tout extent in tbia city, but everywhere the emblem or monrninz ai aull risi ble, and tbere aeemato be no disposition oo the part of any on to remove the aable from their dwelling or businesa bouse. A Good Improtemcmt. We notice that a rast improvement baa beeo mad in the Auditor' office, by having it en larged, taking in the ipac formerly used as a passage into the jail yard, thereby making it roomy and comfort able. Mr. Auditor Uisch bas not got room not only to do bis work, and Hie away his papers and recorda, but to entertain tiis friends in a pleasant and comforta ble manner. Thanes. We are indebted to the oflic rs ot tbe magnincent itutu, and tne big Missouri, for full files of New Orleans papers of the IStb, delivered early yesterday morning; to Ed. IL Judge, the princely clerk of the Liberty No. 2, for Memphis papers of Saturday, and to tbe officers of the Morning Star, and Little Grey Eagle, for latest Louisville papers. We are under daily obligations to Joe Davis and Mr. Uoagland, the accommo dating messengers of tbe Adams hxpresa Co., for eastern papers. The Huoe Tbadb. The Haverhill (Mass.) Gazelle says the shoe business is comparatively at a stand still. Man ufacturers are discharging many of their men, and until there id some stability not mnny goods will be manufactured. Capture oe a Steamer. A ocean steamer called the Mattee was captured a few days since at Sunnyside, Miss., by eight guerrillas, who took eight thousand dollars worth of goods, robbed all on board of tbeir watches and money, and then let tbe boat go and permitted the bands to come up to this place. gUaJT" Geueral Warren, who was removed from tbe command of the Fifth corps during tbe pursuit of Lee, has demanded a Court of Inquiry. Returned Home. liinton Rowan Helper, author of the so-called " Helper Book," which created so much excitement in Congress during Buchanan's a Iminigtratiou, has returned to his former home in North Carolina. He was banished from that State originally by Governor Stanley. A Coincidence. The Dayton (Ohio) Jovrnal notices tbat it was on tbe 15th day of April, 1S61, that President Lincoln called out the 75,000 volunteers after the attack on Fort Sumter. Four years after that, on tbe 15th day of April, 1865, ha died. Rebel Brutality. A cotemporary says Mr. Lincoln's first four years' ex perience as President were marked with horrible instances of rebel brutality. A month and a half of his second teim eclipsed them all Sport iv Mexico. Geo. Miraman's eldest child, a boy of five or six years old, was spirited away by some men, whilst walking with a female servant in the street, in the city of Mexico. Two of them held tbe servant while the other two put the child in the carriage. The daughter of a Colonel of artillery was taken oat of her father's house by force, a few days previously. tHon. Montgomery Blair, late Postmaster General, announces through the St. Louis papers that be has return ed to the practice of law. He limits his sphere of business to tbe General Land Office, the Court of Claims and Supreme Court. Godet for Mat. John H. Scott, No. 8, Second Street, has Godey for May; also Harper s Magazine, in great num bers. Free Trade. We trust that the day is not far distaut when the taxes and burdens which o seriously embarrass our trade will be removed. We desire and would bave absolute free trade with the loyal citi zens of the North. The Government tax on importations into Memphis, is a serious imposition on our mercantile pursuits. Our merchant are required to pay all the Government tax which is exacted elsewhere, aud in addition an enormous burden of three per cent upon tbe gross amount of supplies brought here. The present policy seems to have beeu devised in an exceedingly illiberal spirit It started out on tbe assumption that tbe people in tbe rebellious districts had no. rights except to be made to bear burdens, and in no other way could be reached by taxation; but soon the officer of Government cam olouir, and began to collect here as else where, whatever tbe Government exacted, in the shape of taxes on incomes, salaries. Ac. We claim, tnereiore, aa a matter of justice and right, our people should no longer be required to bear burdens tbat are grievous and unjust Met.iphu Bulletin. We do not clearly understand the cause of this imposition on the business of Memphis. We understand that Tsnnessee is a loyal State, regularly organized in the Union, and we can see no propriety in burdening her people with extra taxes,

unless great discrimination is made against rebel sympathizers. We understand that tbere is a tax imposed on all cotton and other products of the State coming into lb city. We

hf ard of one case of a farmer from the it-terior bringing in a bale of cotton to procure supplies, and, after selling big cotton, was compelled to borrow $21 to pay taxes, permits, 4c, in addition to the amount received for hi cotton. This may", be an exceptional case. Sanitary fair at Chicago. A great Sanitary Fair is to be opened in the city of Chicago, on May 30tb, 1H65, to which all the public schools of the North-west are invited to contribute. Tbe Executive Committee, having it in charge, bave determined to open a Pub lic school Department, in which no articles shall be exhibited except such as are contributed by school children or their teachers Tbe Committee say: "Any article of tbe most trining value tbat comes from tbe willing band of a warm-hearted child, will be welcome. Let each child devise something that will be attractive, and it will meet with ready sale. Let each child contribute ten cents, and tbe aggregate will be no trifle. As it is generally roped thai the war is nearly over, it may be thought that fur ther Sanitary contribution are needless. Not so. 1 here are wounded and suner ing soldiers enough now in our hospitals who bave dared danger in our late victo rious armies to need and deserve all that tbe Fair can realize. Tbe Trustees of our public schools, at a meeting recently held, resolved to ac cept contribution, either of money or articles, from pupils, and to donate, from their own salaries, one day's pay. As School Examiner, I invite the schools of the county, both public and private, to contribute, and I will forward their donations, designating the schools from whieh they come. All contributions should be handed in before the 20th of May. J. W. KIOHT Death or in Honored L?aaon. Francis King, Esq., an old and much beloved Mason, died at Indianapolis on Friday alternoon last, about 1 o'clock, after a lingering illness of months. "Uncle Frank," as he was familiarly called, was loved by all who knew bim. Pure in heart and child-like in simplicity, scrupulously conscientious in all the relations of life, he won the hearts of all with whom be came in contact Tbe Indianapolis Journal of Saturday, gives. the following brif sketch of his illness and death: Mr. King had been failiog in health for two years past. Since tbe 7th of January last be bad been confined to bis house, and much of the time to his bed, and almost utterly unfit for business of any kind whatever. In November of last year he had an intermittent attack, in which liis luugs sympathized. A similar Attack in January was the commencement of his last sickness. On Tuesday of this week a hemor rhage re-opened, and he became rapidly weaker. At 4 o clock ibursday morn ing he became unconscious, and remain ed so, with but very few and brief lucid intervals, to tbe moment of his departure. He called for his family, as he was dying, and bade them good bye. ine loss to tbe .Masonic traternity ol the State by tbe death of Mr. King, wbo held the office of Grand Recorder and Grand Secretary for the four Grand Bodies, is serious and heartfelt "Uncle Frank" was well known throughout the State, and the youngest Mason delighted to know him. Since the middle of February, George II. Fleming, of this city, has been discharging the official duties ot Mr. King. The funeral has been get for Tuesday next, and the Ritual ot the Ancient Craft Masonry will be used. The other three Masonic organizations will take their 'proper places in the procession, and participate, in some measure, in the ceremonies at the grave. - "Rest to bis aehea, and peace to bla soul," Hiohlt Important Rumor. We heard last evening a rumor, says tbe New Orleans True Delta of the 8th, which, if true, is of tbe very greatest importance. The statement comes to us both from fassengers by the steamer Olive Branch which arrived last night) and from whilom friends and admirers of "His Excellency," who a few months since were known as tbe "grapevine." Tbey state tbat Jeff. Davis, accompanied by a body guard composed of Texas cavalry, crossed the Mississippi river in launches at Tunica Bend on last Sunday night, and moved rapidly forward toward tbe Atchafalaya river, having entirely escaped the observation of our naval forces. As Davis left Richmond oo the evening of the 2d, he has had plenty of time to reach the point indicated. Should this report prove well founded the question of "what to do with him," had be fallen into tbe hands of our Government, will be happily got rid of. Miss Dr. Waleeb in Thouhlk Again. This eccentric woman of masculine proclivities, whose appointment as surgeon in the army and subsequent capture by the rebels, we see by the Louisville papers, has bad another muss at Clarksville, Tenn. In fact, Dr. Mary is always in hot water or getting others in it In this case it seems that tbe feminine disciple of Esculapius took exceptions to tbe decorations in the Episcopalean Church on Easter Sunday, wherein she thought that there was too much red and white displayed for th quantity of blue on hand, and showed her indignation in manner rather too emphatic for tbe time and place. Tbe Journals correspendent thus describes the scene: She seemed much interested in our beautiful service until the chant " Te Deum Laudamus" was begun, when all rose to their feet Stepping forward, she pinned a piece of blue ribbon to the utcred lily, looking defiantly at the minister, who immediately took it off. A moment more, and our Easter offering lay ruthlessly scattered and torn. Indignation and sorrow prevailed a momentary pause in the choir; a gentle look of reproof from our pastor, and the services proceeded as if nothing had occurred. After tbe sermon Mr. Ringgold spoke very pathetically of the great calamity befallen the nation, beseeching all to come forward with love and sorrow in their hearts, "for tbe nation is stained with blood," and then, in delicate reference to tbe event of the morning, begged the congregation to leave all political and party feeling at the door, adding: "Here we know only one distinction those who love Jesus and those wbo love him not" Last night, Major Walker entered the church very early and placed a miniature American flag, tied with crape, on the font, and laid beside it an emhjematical boquet tied with tbe same. Mr. R- , hearing of it, called on Colonel Smith, the military commandant of the post (fearing a continuation of the morning scene), who informed him that she intended them both as her Easter offering. Tb church, at an early hoar,

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military. Major Wa!kr wore her piatois, i if either expecting or intending a disturoance When tbe contribution wag made, Mr. R. leaned forward, laid tbe flowers carefnlly on the plate, and, as he was in the act of takin? tbe fla?. the Maior indig nantly seized it and replaced it. tvery soldier wa on the alert, and now every eye brihtened at the idea of resenting an insult, aa tbey thought. liut Mr. K. proceeded again with tbe eervice. Iooal Notices. Cheap Dwbllikgs. Captain Alvab Johnson has two neat and comfortable dwellin? houses which he offers for sale. April 25-3L loyiJ iram Nelson will sell at Auction tbia afternoon at 2 o'clock, at his Auction Room, No. 27 Locust street, fifty barrels of Government flour, one cask of bacon, two chests of ta, one letter press, and a lot of yellow crockery ware, dec. aQy Ladies and gentlemen, remember Nelson's sale of Dry Goods to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Be will sell at the same place at 0 o'clock, some nice household furniture, such as bureaus, sofas, wardrobes, mattresses, Ac. ' W. J. L0WRT & CO., Bankers, No. 1, First Street, Gold, Silver and Exchange on New York and Enrope bonght'and old. Commercial Bills discounted at Bank rates. U. S. 5-2010-40 Bonds and 93-10 Treasury Notes always on hand and for sale, and immediate delivery. April 25-3 1. Post Office EemoTaL The Post Office will be removed to tbe first floor of the Locust street MethodistEpiscopal Church building to-morrow (Tuesday,) April 25th. Tbe office will be closed at balf-past eight in tbe morning for the remainder of the day. Boxholders will please take everything out of their boxes, including stamps and small change, and be sure to call or send to the office Taesday morning before tbe time of closing. Holders of lock-boxes, from "K" to "FFF" will please leave tbeir keys (or one of them if they bave two) at tbe Post Office, so that some alterations can be made in their boxes. Glass boxes will be given them for a sbort time tintil the alterations can be completed. Holders of lock-boxes will continue to hold tbe same ones tbey now have, unless they prefer others. First choice will be given those who low occupy lock-boxes. Due notice will be given when the new boxes ana drawers are ready for renting. No mails go out on Tuesday except the Mt. Vernon (land) and Railroad. None except the Mt. Vernon and Rockport (land), New Hormony, and Kailroad arrive. Persons will please call, also, on Wednesday early, as the office will probably have to be closed again at bi A. M., for tbe day, in order to complete tbe new arrangements. Postmaster. apr24-3td ltw. To Rent 70 acres of farm land, in cultivation, three miles from Evansville. Will be let together, or in parcels. Enquire of A. Johnson. opl24 d2t. For Sale. The Steam Bakery on i Water Street, between Main and Locust j Will make a first class business house. Enquire of A. Johnson, i aot21 d2t ! Relief for Soldiers' Families. All person's in Pigeon Township claiming or entitled to relief for soldiers' families, are hereby notified and requested to call at the Auditor's office in the Court House, on the afternoon of Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday next. Victor Bisch, Co. Auditor. ap!24 d3t. Acction of Dry Goods. Hiram Nelson will sell at Auction, at .his Auction Room, No. 27 Locust street, commencing Wednesday, April 26th, at 10 o'clock, and continue Wednesday and Thursday forenoon and afternoon, a lot of Dry Goods, consisting of Prints, Delanes, Bleached Muslins, a large lot of Hose and Half-Hose, Table Clothes, and a large variety of Toweling, also a lot of Silver Plated Spoons and Forks. Laditi are invited. April 22-3 1. Hi rim Nelson. Amusements. Masonic. Temple. The unprecedented audience that pressed its way into LMasonic Temple last night, comprising the very elite of tbe city, was a handsome compliment to the beautiful and highly gifted, young Tragtdinne, Miss Fanny R Price, and showed how greatly she is a favorite with our people. She showed her appreciation of the compliment, by her very superior acting in the character of Julia in the Hunchback, her rendition of which is seldom equalled. In the scene in which she pleads with Master Walter to absolve her from the nuptials, which she loathed, she rose almost to sublimity, and thrilled every intelligent mind in the audience. She won during tbe evening the most vehement applause. Mrs. Bella Golden also played magnificently, aod was received w.th evidences of high appreciation. Mr. Hanchett, Mr. Uolden aud Mr. Pierce acquitted themselves in the most commendable manner. We never saw Mr. Golden appear to better advantage, and Mr. Hanchett is beyond criticism by our pen. Another highly attractive bill will be presented to-night, and we predict another crowded bouse. We hope tbere will be better order preserved in the gallery, and tbat tbe audience will remain seated until the curtain falls at the cjose of the play. It is in extreme bad taste (or gentlemen to start out just as tbe play is winding to a close, and savors of a want of good breeding. Mozart Hall. On Thursday aud Friday nights delightful entertainments will be given at Mozart Hall, by the young gentlemen and ladies of the city, for the benefit of the Society of the Daughters of Rebekah.' We hops to sea it well patronized. .... .

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0. B. MATHEWS - AUCTIONEER. a T Mathews & Taylor, &O.I3HAU STREET-CP aTAIKS, Large and Attractive Sale of . Dry Goods, llohlery, JVotlom. White Goods, A.c, TUESDAY, APRIL 25th, At S 'clack m. an. T ATIOR A MAT HEW g, aiS-lt Wbotoa-ile ABctioDaaia, S.1 Main ft. WOOL. New Albany Woolen Mills, STATE STREET, NEAB THE BIVKB, Albany, Imd. VIB ABE BEADTTO IiO (X'sTi'H WORK ' promptly. Wa . anntactura all-woul Co, arlala, (arw pattern.;, Biankata, J rat,., Cnaaiaiaraa, dattiaalta, Liuaeya, flannel. Ac , all acoared and of a vary ejperior a,nalny. Ateo, Stocking yarn. Wa have tbea guod alwajaoo band, to azebauga for wool or cuh, Ciutouet a not Ttaltlog oar city can abip tbeir wool to aa by r.ilroad or river eiprws, to mauufu tnra or exchange, and baea tbeir geode prro tly returned by the earn, loetuf a ntttmtarin collected on se tery of good- or 'taken out of tba w.ot. Wa goarauUe our goode lo-gira aatlaiaction. Wa arnd oar price liat, oj application, by mail J. P. UEBHART CO., Fuoreaaora to O bhart, Bichor.Uun A Co. P. 8. Sowio dealrra have baa -lhi,r aaetrrn Jean, of infailor qualily and ovlor, and repreaenting them aa onr n alt.. All our i.c Kuod hare our card .tia-bed, ,o tbe puirlionr can Iway laeogniae tbent. t'is PHOTOGRAPHS. " Remember tba lored onea whoa, y a clteri.h, (ecare the aha low re lh..ui len , rriih." nnOTOOBAPHS. AMBRf TVPES, ANT) 1 . are ry kind of Pictme, made In the hLliMl style of art, at PAKRf ILLS (MI.LPRV, ato Corner Main and Flrat 8tiw M. MISSING BOY. A BOY NAMED W 1 1 L I A M AUtlHH f. aieeenyeara old next Jon left hi. paraote lu ihla city nearly Sre werk. ago, and baa not .lore beeu heard of. Ha b Id bis mother shortly U fore be left tbat a man from Lfmiier.ua bad offered aim a gooa pia a, ana 11 is anpjveea mat 1m went bare. Ho la about the sine that boya generally area! that age; baa br wn hair, rery M.c e)aaa and apaaks both Kngli.h and German, and on write. He was dreeeed in teddish pants -trlped with blue, black overcoat, boota. and a rap with fur around it. Ilia parents are aioch dlstreaeed en aronnnt of his a bee rice. They are poor, aud liie lather la blind. Auy Information that can be givea of him will ba a great comfort to them. Any word left with or arut ! the Poatraaater of Evane.llle will reach them. aXI.&lAlw, WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c. i, i A PHIL. L. GEISSLEE, Mo. 81 : MAIN STREET, DEALER IN 2vi m x. x o-a.jsr WATCHES, fi Diamond Rings, SILVEBW2-.BE, O.ILOO.wSsL afco.e a&C, I take great pleeime in announcing 'o ihe public and vicinity of Evanarille that I bate jnst returned from the East wilh a fine stock of ti:e above gooda, parches-d at the I ,at grttat de Tub In gold, and am tbei-rfra able to .ell at very low Dgnrea Peraonal attention paid to tbe repairing of flue Watches. All work guaranteed to glee entire .ati.faction at PHIL. 1.. UKISSLSB'S. No. 81 Mala F treat, opp. Washington Hotrl. apM-Sm INSURANCE AGENCY. J. W. NEXSEN, MARBLE 1IALL, No. 9 MAIN STREET, EVANSVILLE. IND., General Insurance Agent, , Adjuster of Losses and Notary Public. All bueineee connected with Insurance attended tu with prcmptueea and fldel ty. All Loseea adju.tad and paid at tbia Ag-.ary with fairaaas and dispatch. Combined Cash Assets Represented oyer Ten ItfiUiou Dollars. 10,000,000 OO. fireTnsurance. river insurance, life insurance. Th rolIvrlnc arc among; the Companies repreacnted t iEtna Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets -$3,800,439 93. Phoenix Insurance Co.. Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets $625,902 97. Insurance Co. of North America, Philadelphia, Pa. Cash Assets $1,642,727 92. Manhattan Insurance Co., New York. Cash Assets $905,361 00. Kerch ant's Insurance Co. Hartford, Conn, Cash Assets $300,000 00. Corn Exchange Insurance Co., New York. Cash Assets $400,000 00. North American Insurance Co., Hartford. Cons. Cash Assets 5400,000 00. iEtna Life Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets $1,000,000 00. Charter Oak Life Insurance Co Hartford, Cons. Cash Assets $800,000 00. J. W. SEZIBS, General lasarsaes Agcent, SAaa-M Hall, Km. w Ialn t., . v - - Kysan 111 , anil.

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FIRE LIMITS rpitE C'DIRIUXE'. WILL PPVT1i 1 tba Cowioioa Cuancl of tbe rit. of grmnTlllo fur pera.ia.ioi. to tear down a tiavm land, and aract nw ona of the aama ' on thr tamt.ita, en I t No 47, t Id Plan . Uciulrr to

lit VI I . V April 21. 1v. t barm O. Jo&e. John r. p.j-p. Fir. U. S. AUCTION. BEEP CATTLE : : BEEF CATTLE. Orrlea C. 8. t'oaauatai or fiwiiiaaca. I tTu.ili, In 1, April i ll !". JHJ head wf Bef Cattla wilt b-aolJat pnblio aurtioo at tbe UurerbBieat t at'le Tard it tbia rity, on tatnrday, April S:h, at 1 o'cLa k a. m. Termr: Caab. I H. EHBMAN. Capla a and C.Bt. abalateen. llia.a KiLaoa, Aoctaone.r. a-"- Ul BOOTS & SHOES. TV IZ "W II O XT K MA I IV Wbo'.eeale dealer in BOOTS IV II 1 SHOES, and and lam now receiving a large etock of tba beet qnalitiea of Boota, oboes, II ate and Cape erer offered to tba trade, which bar been parchaed for caab, and will be aold at a vary amall advance abora coat. Call and examine my stock and prore the shore assertion. P. S I bare eernred the sarrioaa of tr. B. 8. Tenney, lata with P. Bemonln, whoi hi. old frienda to call and aaamlne mj stock. No trouble to show goods. ETaneellle, Dee. U,lSi. OYSTERS. Mm & co.'s B T K LA UK FISH DKl'OT, 83 Kain Street, Evansville, lad, Prank Felker, Ag't. H-'itANK VELKEK HAS MADE ARRANGE inviita to receiee dailv. I KxDreea. freah Hal ! timore tlynlere, lu sans and cast, aud frn Lake : ,'iah and Lolietert. He ia the sole agent lor tbe j city of Evanayilln. Tlioee dtwlring to ft oa 1 iLm Palatable and luacioua inaariee, will Aud I tbem l bis .tore. oet KANAWHA SALT. 111 tll L BGB AND SMALL BAB1 ELS 1If,WUW on kaad and toarri.e.and for aalo at tbe loweat maiket price, by L. BCFKNElt. ' No. & North Water St., or Flrxt National Bank. eA-3m SUNDRIES. JVEW BACON. land tba ol prime new Bacon Uauis and Shoald t, just received aad for sale at UATHCB3T WHITTAKEB'S. n No. Water Street. JEAF LABDl i.) new tin cane of Prime U-f Lard, put op as-nii-ssly tor family mr, for aale low at HA Til CM. it A W HITTABEU'd. No. t W ater r treat. OCEAN TRAVEL. fliHE WELL KNOWN JAVOBITE CLYDE X built Iron Screw Rteamihipa of the ANCUOB LINK. HIBEBNIA, CALEDONIA. BBITANMA. CNITED BINUDOM. era Inler.ded to salt furtnightly belw.en New lork and Qlaagow. Tbaao s tea mere war 1 nllt e. pec ally lor the Atlantic trade, are djiided Into water and airtight compartments, and are Stled up ia aeery re.pect to luaora tbe aaf-ty, com Ion and eon Tali lenoa of paaa.ng.rs. An ejuerlenced surgeon accompanies each ship. The prorl ions will ba properly cooked and served la oulimlted q-ratti-liee BATES OF PASSAGE. To and from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin', Bel. Cant, Londonderry, Ac: Cabina, SUA and f; Intermediate, $:; Steerage, $J6. payable In gold or Ita equivalent. - Thoae who wish to end for their frienda caa boy ticketa at theea rate, from tbe Agenta. r BAN CIS MACDONALD A CO, lanCT 4wi S Bowllar Ureen. New Terk. MEDICAL. -QIARHOTA AND DT8ESTEBT. MAGl'IRP'S Compound Extract of Benne Plant la now universally acknowledged to ba the moat euccreefu! and reliable remedy aver prepared lor lbs rnre of tbe above complaints, or any relaxed condition of tba bowel., in either adnlta or child, ren. In our circular" will ba found the teetl. monlals of Cot. Long, Gen. Pleaeantou, Geo. File Uinry Warren, Maj. Crane, Capt S. Hoyt (now May r of New Orleans), of tbe L. 8. A.; W'eeieiu Sanitary Conimieeton, War blief Fund Omansion, opinion, e. the " prrae " aad ateamboat oatcera Prepared only by J. A V. MAGUIKt:, Chriniete, st. Loo I.. beware of counterfeit.. HUU.CABLSTFDTACO -WholraaU Ageuta, mbZS.dSm. KvaneviUe. lad. EXPRESS. Adamw EXPRESS COMPANY. rput ADAMS EXPKEsS COMPANY BEJL apectfallr announce to their frienda aad patroue tbe public of Eransville aad vicially tbat, with increaaed facilitita fur tba transportation of FBEIGHT. PACKAGES, MONEY, AND VALUABLES, They aol.cit a contiouance of former favors. Eepecial care taken in tbe collection of Bllla, brafta. No tee, and the t ran. portal Ion of valuable packaea. Any information In retard tn th routes, Ac, ran be obtained at tba office 00 Flr.t street, nail door to the Poeiofflce. . TilOS. OAITHEB, ain Agent. INSURANCE. , SIHNISSLPPI Firo Insurance Company. ll,IA3i APOL.I, IMD.: Accumulated Capital --- $300,000 Office hours from 8 to o'clock a. m., and from 1 to o'clock p. aa . OFFICE: In AItsb JohBsors Real Estate 0SSc. 8. L. BANDERS, Agent for Evaoevllle aad vicinity. see-mdAw NOTICE TO BUILDERS. 'I 'HOSE wltMog to build the preeeat eaaaon J wi.l do well to call aad examine tbe stock of Lumber, Flooring, floors, Ea.b, Bllnde, Mouldings aod Oaaing. at tba c raer of Maia and Beei eatb the lirireit in the eitv and fur e at n. I doca,! ratee, JOHN F. G LOT ait. mhii.dAwIm. Doors, Sash and Blinds at Reduced Prices. 1500 DOORS Aaeorted siaea. I lo.ClO lighta, aaaortad ataas. Window Saab. SCO Pina indow Bllada. -Sow la .tore and for sale be ! JOH.IF.uLOVH,

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I.lMMItlAIl & .MITCIin.I. W hoV.nl.- rwi-r in M EN '5 a BO Y S Fur I lata. ool t lotu iiatH, and Straw Hat. LiKlies and Iisio TRIMMED HATS. No. 28 North First Street, Stlt doer to lloliinaaorth. ap7 HARDWARE, fcr. i85. r.i BELLS, KELLOGG I it Importers and Dealers is II A I I V A J i: ar CUTLERY No. 1 FIRST .STUKKT, talCifl BIO 1'AP-I.OCK.) DRY GOODS. FINK DRY GOODS! CHEAP - CHEAPER- CHEAPEST. BOLLE& 13EYREISS, .'o. 43 Slain HI real, EVANSVILLE. IND. A apleaclld awrtment of the lai.t styl--e a D-y Goooe maybe Iwiiii I at onr etoreoi Main Hlr del, Oreat care leen exerrleeil in the pur crotve nf tbeas Owl., an4 ae inel oeliddvtit Wt cmU eell Ihm ae rhenp ae the rh-atr.t A lulr.xaiBluatiou.ol onretork and pikes la all w. a-k. (tul ly) Bu'.LE A BKV bkl-'B. CITY NOTICES. Annexation of Territory to tbe City oi .cransviue. XTOTIC IS UEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE .1.1 Common Council of the city of Avanavllte, in piirauance of the provatona of an Arc of the General Aeeeaibly of tba Hit, of Indiana, approved March tt, I ., entile! "Aa Act to emen1 tbe aev-nty.Arvt aerttim of an Art eutitled 'An Act granting to tbe cttlaei,a f the Ivan ol Evan.ville, in IIm coHutr of Vamierburgli, a t i'y Charter,' approvml Jan aary 27, 1817, and lu a,bi aupplemeutal bm:i(ou, to .aid At-l," Bill, on tbe lfitb day of May, A t. Iw., praaeat to tbe Board a'pnou ?r.Vr:.,f III follow ii tlMrrilt twrruiort , fttiil twt, iohc f-rth lti rvisHjria fur fti-h su'xtlou, : All tltkt prt of i tan itilhta.t l'-rr tsiort u xv), lu iuwuthlp ! Oif, riariAjst too lu) wpsit, djc; ibd mm lot tow, vix : iJ-iruit mir, ( art t iron pin at 1 he aWuliaeweBt uru-c of vi avr- j ter H.tion. sstiti raunitiK If y tt.m tmit j ctiOB 14 ii carfh fwur uo!Jr4 t.d atasiyuin i4'j9) ttmt, lo sail in tt ptu ; tUctiCsi caii by Jmtlis ! Ni4- evao tsUft4'0si ftiid j.tjlbr nd half -(7i4 VtJ tu th iiu of bimrjs'i I nUi iff uin ; ' ti'SMeC nth by th Ham of ftharr' Id K-nif'Ui j tour huudrrd And mtttfiyatttm lVAi Wi, I ma j Irutt t'ln od tb tiott, Itn f ( 'trtr lm, 1 nd tbeac by hm muath Unm ul m,l4 qtwartr o- i ttoo s'tco asiindriMl tuid iul-f.nr U'1 ffvl, tj ; th ,tx- of bct(ioDliK, Mid irrr1tsry v.lAt I tiffaufu to tba city til I , nd nut pLgUU-d j or 11.4 f lT VV. bkKU, )U-ur ! Att4j(: A. H. sMcGgalff , Clef k. M Annexatioa of Territory to tho City of Evantvilie. XjOTif?! 13 HIREUY GIYEN THAT lilt) ii Co tu xu oo f'miocll of tb city f kQaTM. j la putauaucsBof I tie proviin uf ma Act of U. , oB'Hl Awmbly of thm Htau of Indiana approTtvJ March l, (! Id Ad Art lu : amend tb nty-flrwt ctloii of an Act at tlrt J 'Aa Act gr.w.liig tu tht ciursjua of tiisi Moi( j i.vatavillr. tu th connty uf VDdrburh, a tity f Char tr,' approTfttl Jmaumry it7, 17, aud so add , upplairijikil awtinna to i A-1, will, on h 1 lib d yof May. A. 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IS'iA, prtut to th Brtard of Couuty Cumoi-fliijAirs of Vaodr burgli rouuly a petftlfiu pra)irj for th- aautstiuo tu aald city ot tna fullorius 4mfnbd trritory, aud act tin fa tU th reaoui fur turh auaexatiuy, : Ail Iba4 part ol tha vmI half of tbm oorth-wpist qurlr of swetiou tWrnty-n)ua, and th aat baif of tha tHHlti-aat jqrttrr of a-ctloo thtrtr, tuwaahlp tizf aomb ranKo ra wrt, d"rr.L-ii f-l-lof, vis: ajViDiiiLtK at 'b tDtarrrtiun of Main aad tutl-'h mirmrtm of tavid city, at tba can tar of id tipt, aud rubbing tbi,o- aioog tba mlddla lirta of Kichta atret Ha boadrad and arso t tght tVet, tu a jotot oppoalte tha irntrr of au ailny diridliK th- Lvfeot muridi of tba Ktmnt- j till raaforijsi-jli iUWroad C mpmuf Cm in Orraud Harriob' Knlarg. mut of vMlli; ! the oca along tba aiiddt of a4d all-y atna hnndrad aod twtt-ani tkjor t .th C.'U4-l') tWt, tu : aa Iron pin oa tbe tat and ant Horn manitir tier ugh t a Eui'tdla of tht ourtb-wfat quarter of aaida-tttoD twuty-nlne; tb-urjassact alonaj ld nki aod went lifc toar huadrad and tifty-tv and a batf (V-ai,1-) Ux t, pi tb fcurth ao.t sxjuttt Una ' ruunlog tbruuKh tn DtiddW of aald quarter wsction; thno liorttt aluog atid oorta aud month I liaU r-obdifl and f-rty-4NT tr tb middle of tba ralirusMt trauk ou Wufiaia uirt, I b-ibfS tb ceottr atrrnt munfug od waat through tba Horik Catrr aiavrtc ot off lTaiijTilli ; thur wfit aionv th c-riUrof taid ' W.lliaaa atraet -.t-odd, tmm thoucand and frtyi. and oiim.lonrtb ll.OlK fnct. to I hm middl. uf tfafn a(rt, and throoa aloe th n.irtdt?uf M aia sitrart rlrt hnadrvd aad &Dv!y -tiirna aid thr--tourtb ft, to th- placf Ugmaing ; maid UttetUrry belox cootraTuuof to tb city ot 4.ai.ttllf, od not p.att-4 or laid off W. HakvlLR, Mayor. Attest : A. M. McOkirr, Clark. aU- iOC j Annexation of Territory to the . niA. e -r :if. .,ir v ni F.vaniv p ' VJOTIfE IS HEBEB. GIVES TU AT Xv UamuD Council of tle City ot Evaoevil THE pureoance of tne provtaiooe of an Act ef the t uanarai aatmbir 01 .oe riaia 01 tnuiaba, ap- . proved March o, 1HC', entitle-! an " Alt to amend the aeveaty-nrec aeciioe of aa act entitled 'An Act granting to thecitlzeneof tba town cf Evauaville, in the County of VaasertmrghaCity t.Lartsr,' approved Jauuary is7. 1I7, aud to ald ipplim.nial aectlon. to aald act," will n tne V nh 1 day af April, looA, preaeut la tl l!o.l uf t-onl, ( CcnitniMtonrra of vanderbnrh cont.ty,a t-itt"ti prayiag tor tbe annexation to said City, tne . folUjwmg dMcribed territory, and wtiiug .,r:h the reaeona branch aaaexatioa,iz: All, ibetuart i ot tbe aontb-eaet (iiarxer of sVctioa s iueteb l,l Town.hlpaix If.,) Banga ten (10) weat, derri bed aa followe. via- I j.m..n.,u ml ham. .' k rr.rt..r eetabli.bed by tbe County Surveyor; ou tt.a.,uib linear aald Oarter.eactiuB, aad adjoining tbe Aortbern aoiarK-ui.Lt of tba City of .veoeTie, and running tbenca by Ann tit reel weat, tin ninning tbenca by Ann r I reel weat, tin hundred and eighty-four (3t) ft; Ih-uce North two monaaod aix nsnnreo am xerxy i w-l to a atone ; thence Aaet three hundred aad eighty and a-vea tenths ('. 7-i"i (ret to a atone; ai.J from thence tkntb, twa tboaaand aix hundred and forty (Zfc4fr feet t-j tlM place of beginning; eats' territory being eon tlglooe to the city of BvaneTilta, aod not plau4 or laid t ff , W. BAKES, Mayor. Atteat A. Prarsxta. Clerk. ByeA. M. McGriO, Iteputy CI- rk March I 'I O F. W. BBIKKMETEB. AND TO THE I ; 1 hetre and legal reureeejta-iv.e of AdolLh ; t v,,uewea, aai 11, aoo ail orner i j claimanta of real aetata compriemg tba territory , aeecnoaa in tna roregoing notice: Notka is beret y given the tbe petition n-fwTl lo ia tba above notice wa, p-eeutl to tbe Itoerd i of County t oamieaiooern uf Vaaderborgh conn- I ty oa tba 20th d.y of April. 1'-. and tbat tba area .OT.tv.ff and convt lere.1. and it Waa onierad b aaid Board thai t"e fartiwr beaocg aod eonaidtration of aaid applfaiin becoutinoed until tho 1Mb day of May, If, aad th .t oK , be given by the County Auditor by publication lu : .. .. i,r,eaa.d Board, and oat tt , Evanaville Dally Journal. Ill aaia app. - ; will be heardaad decked n tea aald 1Mb day of 1 May, labi. 11LIUU OH"", I A ad i tor V. C.

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a a MOZA 1 11 HALT., Thursday & Friday Nights, April i?th a d ttith. Tb.fewilt L t ;ea ae above, on Thtired.y and Fri lev nlhte. Aj-i t, j;tb aad .Mh, to- the bene fit f l Be no n; i tbe liaugbtere of Rob. kah. Te weerlaiawea w II eoneiet of a literary el li iti.-a by it,r y on.' g-utl. an-o, and t.l leaux MHt mime by Ilia y itn laUiea, aeetated b) the Cn-ecent City Mlve- Cm i. tickets of adu! i-3, 5) reuia. T la had at tie tJiKir. ear t'lul lr-n under t write year, uf age, half prce. aiS n n n v i 1 1 rV hentru MASONIC TEMPLE, (orner of Main and First btreUs, Tuoe-ley Xveu'ng, April SAth, will ba preeeated celebrate play eaUtlrd STANGKH. To conclude wit the I -.iiiie-r-icli: Ho-. , GOLDEN A riEKCK. decJ Maaagere. WALL PAPER, &c. -Il'hT HKCE1VED A LARGE AND WELL J eetfofed eeurtnient ot Wall and Window aiera, plain aud unured, which tba pablla are uv!4 u cell and ex ami ae belura purr beat eg lerwhr-w. A tec anew supply of Tennyson's ae Sanaa la pane- aevwra, prtue Hi ' I MEALY' PARTNERSHIP. JOHN B. PUTNAM 18 ADMITTED A ill a partner to war bn.ineee. I J data from March let, la .. 1 be .trie of the flru. will mania tbe san s MoHG..2t, BEAD A CO. e.l!U. Marti, IS, IHivV alt DRY GOODS. EVERY ARTICLE MeasoEiiablc! ELLIOTT'S Is the Place to get real bargains in Of ovory description. Ho has just received an entire jstcok of Goods to suit tho ! market, bought since tho i J news of the fail of Richmond was anticipated. He oflbrs this community not only the leading articles CHEAP, but other ' kinds of Goods usually hold i ' f-Mrrll i AA Wo ask and bos? com petition for tho benefit of tho public. Our DRESS GOODS are rich, raro and reasonable, embracing overy variety of : fabrics. Wo have also D a r pets Of all kinds. Oil & Paper Curtains. A5D HOOP MKIKTH. At bargains. Please give us a call and you will be ?atisfiod with the above statement. T. m. ELLIOTT, No. On STREET, NKAll FIRST HTRKET,) I L , ; r I JXf GROCERIES. UMLA FUIUE UB1ED APPLK4 AT . . H. A.CIKIa'l. 0" I!BL liklEU PKALUEM AT H. A.CXXjEH. ! Comethhuj hew ai I kJ . H. A. C(Hg . I'M choke Itrled B.pl-trie, ii III rhuti lirM Ilia, kbarrire, 1'it He choice I'i te-l berrtee, 1..I lcbolra(not Plttel) I tirrrie.. i no, choice mir tu.mh. ti at I) , .11. A. COOK'S. lifl l-Bi SM0KKH MAKIBCT AT lVJl H. A. COOK'S. "y o bb!a cboi Gleea Applea at 11. A COOK'S. ONIiN "eT.' iobuab prime Oaton (tela at H. A. COOK'S. i r I ,) tBi,5 LAaoE.MoM AT" U. A. COOK'S. 111 rJULj KL'CK VYHKAT FLOTB AT U. A. CCrtE j liXTtt KL'GAK CCHEU HAM BEST CIWclnna'l ahd Indianaoolis i,rand.,a p. i ttn H. A. COOK'S. i IJL4.TT A ! A Ileeited fX. ALTIMOIlE 0TSTEB8 I daily. Warraated freeb. U. A. COOK. Agent. reuB clams. l dox frn calmon, 1 1 &ot do Lobetere, If dox pkkeled Ciarae, 4 d X do Lobatcra, at li. A. XjOK'i. (J toVE OTSTEU5. oudos 1 aad 2 lb ran.. Core Oy.rere, at H. A. COO It '8. At OJl COK A hi) dox Grra V J Prsa, and lo d"X Green Corn, at U. A. COOK'K. li a.. eorted kxtracieat H. A. COOK 'It. 1 1 I PBL- aPLIT PE Aa, lJ , nli IVarl B.rlry. 3 bt,la Oat Moal, '1 obis Farina, 1 caea Pearl rsn.,. I bul lima Prma. I bt.l Millet re-ed, at II. A. COOK'S. Si doa can. free U. A. OtK'lt. L'RKPU BLACKliaitttlEH -Eie.kij-rnee, at ! tHOICK FAMILT BOAPv 1 V Family Heap at - bolea rbo4ca H.A. COOK'S.

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