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" 'TTftuw. tvanviUr lad. epCn.iy intRAiT (SrVbS"- ' " ' v IGLZIIABT fc ANTIIES, AVTOHNEVS ATSLAW - a!sd ar.AL f.9Tatkage.ts, VZTTL tTM-'ice laT atrl mate eollecUoni to Vnn. t 7 dci-urAnd the vtjeina. couotle U) Iud.tr.a. T hey Live alio e3fci3i:uet ja U etty of raaaTilo, a . . REAL E3TATE AaSNCY, -irtere taev-wil atterdti tü? purchass and sale of ETnsne citr rroverry, as .well as farms and farmlaflinds in any t tic Genera Cuies. Tney lo procure, purcljie, sill aal Imm Uii wirrxsti, py ux:7. collect rents, ejrciin- Urs. or attend to any ocVrbUFinejsapperulaiiif wtheduLeicf AttortiiorF.clE:nteAKit? : Lots in ail psrts of thj itr, and farmin Und to trioas tocaiküe fr sale. Ünce ou 1 bird street, nearly ogpesite tue new Court bonae. JanlSlr cmrlts risiv jacoi iriHiui. DEXBY LLWUEMIEIMEn, A TT Ö R N I E SrA T LAW? A'dtd'rl' Public and Ileal Estate 4enti. . , LVANYILfcE. INDIANA, "TILL pra'tice Li in the Courts of this Cute, W V . wiU attend t the cn lection of c la Iras inanr . put of he Ur.ii.id Snt, w.ll bur and s"U real täte in the Citr nf LraiiriHe, in Vandertiurgli and adjoining Counsel and in il.e eit neraHT.and will per- . f.xta anv othr duti portaxingto Aitorniesor Bel iietate Agents. Lot and fanr.s always for aale, uerman epoaen by a ronnl;cr ef the turn. ' 27" Offico on Third street, opposita the "Coort House, iiiO rooms formerly occupied by tLc l:te tlrni JK'kJiArt, Tarrctt Penby. o-5-dlr. ; . JOIIM'. CKlSi OTAHY PUBLIC, . T the Ev.inville L.l.rry Aw.iciation Bom, JVl Koft.'r'i UuilJiii; iil tu-u-l t. ttiWia up lcvis, niaruages, ami all 4.:h.'r wrUinki entrusted to t.ia. declUf McCiRlTW, Attorney- at Law and Xotary Public. Office in tle Cr-cit City Bank Bulkling . WILL attend fait!fully to 11 business entrustcl to iai. J A M K 3 M. II AM KLIN, ITTOItNTY AT LAW, r.VAU4lillC,IndiU.

Orrics Second sifwt. in the rear of the Crescent City Binlt buiUmg. - - - apJt-ty MORRIS H. JOHNSON, . ATTOU.VF.Y A. fOnSFXLOB T lV, EVAN3VILLE, I.ND. Office on Third sir.H, in the. Crent City P.Qk Buildinc. ' -pu.iy, " I1U lilt Ji. IHJLU, A T TO Ii XE r A T L A W9 NOTARY PUBLIC,"-' REAL 1ST ATE AND COLLECTIXO'AOkNT, JTILL aitenl to erery species cf eonreyandnv. IV taxe depositions anu imniviia, acKnowieag meats of EeeiUanJ Mortjaes, n fact, will perform fiilifallr.all hnslnersnf an Attorney entrusted to hn out. .(ROOM I W . II. BKOMTSlVE'S OFFIOEJ pra-ir. niii-Muii Vvm. rt. iua.Vey, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AD GKXF.HAL COLLCCTI.U AGK.T, mhSOtf 1IENDKRSON.KY. (I. -W. HARDIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . .otarv rub Up, and Ileal Estate Acent. .' EYAiJäYILLE INDIANA. Orricf-Ia the Court Houw. uoria-lTdScw. BUSINESS CARDS. Jacob heb a itt, aoasKT CA.MTBS It i ) ÜKT a. MKRRITT OCi COX0C W. KIDO. MERRITT, CAMPBELL & CO., Succesorsto - -' " MERRIIT. RI3LEY S: CO.. COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS!, No. 28 LEVEE and rvo. 00 Commercial 6t. . . 8T. L0U3, MO l Ccaiigaxtra i aUcitel of Pork, Flour, -Grain,' Tobacco, A KD '""- ; jp.orucE crsiKAtiT.'t7 Liberal Adrances on Produce in Store, or Ship ped on a;c3U.l w.e.r Orleans, ew xorx or osun larlT J:a LUCIUS II A It T, I3IP0P.TER 3s DEALER IN METALb, 4 AND 6 BURLING SLIP, NEW YORK. OTJBKS TOR SALT: B.OCA TIN, STRAIT 8 Tin, AsLrconv. Scaish sr.d Anerlmn I.esJ. lsh 4.incCopper, E imnth, Br Tin and Bar Lead, UAbhitir.etsl, CDelter SoMe'. Piomher's Solder, fcc. -Also. BKirA".NlAnclPLATD WAIlt atwaolesäle aad rtad. parl3-üa U.K. OttS EST . HXa BOWltS. GILBERT & BOWLES. Eaccftisors to S. E. Gilbert & Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, Prraaore 5reet. between Waterand First Streets, EVAXiVILLE, IN'D. A fall sisortmer.t of Groceries always on hand, and far sie at tne lowest prices. A genu for "Cyp esd Miil" Cotton Yarns, at manutsvturer's price. - ocN WILLIAM UIERDOTTER, rVudUS.LB ASO SKTaIL ' ' D Um U' C C I S T , Washtnjtoa Block, 'MAIN STREET, V EVANSVILLE, IND. rwrW-lT . KUAU lillP-ir WILL PAVt WE have on hand, and wiU sell at reduced price torcAth.agooü sto-:k of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES Newest - Stvlea ot Fine JeweLrv. 4 , Porintoaalea, Clocks. . Those in war of any aitr.ies m oar line of businasswiiitna Ii girauj wiucir inu-ren U give US a CAll, AS w wish t close ont as much as possible of our ttreaent y cy"i j mi xau h au.) ua wui ieiinct croir bui wt m aunii sa uniro coi price. fclll nGLFr c aov. Jyfl Main street, tenreen Firstail dtösad.

BUSINESS CARDS.

A. KUIITZ, Wholesale and Retail Confectioner AND MAKt'f ACTCKCK Of ALL KIMM OF Candies, CaJtea, Cordials, Preserrea, Jellies, &c. Plrt Stretet, Between 5IJ avnd IackM. EVANSVILLE, 1ND. SOÜTHEEII FBUTT ALWAYS ON HAND. Orders from ttmllie or rrlrate partis for articles In hi lines of busines attended to at the shortest notice. Of" An Ice Cream to loon is tittednp in the test sty myi-tm FISH DEPOT. . ISAAC ItEWANX DAVID IlflMAVN. I. k D. HE I 31 ANN, ITHOlltALK DCALCKS It Grooerle o, rOREWN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. iMPOjtrias or Holland Herriugs, Prune, Chocolate, $'c. MAIN PT.; TWO DOORS BACK OFflKCOND,ErnTiUr, lad. WALTER STAUT. XTANSVILLE. INDIANA. Wliolesale Dealer in GROCERIES df ALLKIXD3 OFirRODVCE, Naila, Olaan, "White Lüne. Cement, Cotton Yarn . W hit Lead, Linseed OlUitr .kcte. CTAlao.consianujEon ntna niii nor oi t,m&ut rnn Ioor. r . cf ill six. apSt PtI D.Attn ...ICWIS H3VTFS. a ALLIS 6c HOWES, (The old firm La husiaeis as!n.) Fornirdlnz anl Commission Merchants. tcTimis or Ttta cticiiUTis iaoh vrmiaxt. BLas I au xi.tk or rao&uca, sirrsaiX Ol AD KT C WHISKItli Ah'D roxitot A50 80xjTir lurosi, ITmtcr street, 2nd door abora Vio, tTansTtiie, lua. feoly. t.S. VTKXILI1. JAXEID. Rtaol, (of Car IUI. In 1 TniEELER k RIGGS, VKCLCCaLX tSAlSKS in - CRÜCCRIEO, PRODUCE, ÜAI12,WE:P0 GLASS, 0LA3SWARI, 8:c. c No. C Main street, betreen Tint and Second, EYXN2TILI.E, ES1. . eeWy - , PUESTON BROTIIEIIS, WHOLESALE QROCEHS, ctutis rctiio!t d coxcsiic ti;roKi, Corner Firft and Sycamore street?. EYANSYILLK.IXD. ap301y J. II. JIAGIIEE JL CO., Wholetsle Dealer Dry G-oods, nooTs and snoF.s, FirtefT STREET, aply RYANSTILLE, INDIANA. DAVID 8. A.DLR0.. MERCHANT TAILOR! . Mitchell' Bloc. Mai Street. EVANdVILLE.IND. HEAD QARTERS FOR ELEGANT CLOTHINO MADE TO ORCE'R f.'ent rumisbing (:ood! srrH s Shirts, foliar. Oatal, ' llauLerchlrrtli.. Ar. Al so A Tarietr of PIX UK QOODSt! MJe up to order in the very best style and manner at QnirkTerm, Smrtll Profil and EXTENSIVE SALE. ap27 JOHN P. C LOVER, wiiol v. sa r: a kid retail UtAl ft IKDIMP I 1T1VTHPTJ ATMTi III.VnT l?Q 1 Ali Ai AiUllAAJJJJW 1VIMJ IMllitUliUtl) Corner of Main and Ith Street, EVAX8VII.LE, IND. DOCT. E. II. EI I R.MAN, -HOMffiPATHIC PHYSICIAN, ' Office en Third street, below Vine. mylly KEEN A; PRESTON, WHOLESALE DRY GOODS HOUSE FIRST ST. EYAX3YILLE. IXDIA.MA. iERCHANTS will always find a Full Stock of ury oooas. uoou, Anoes. lists and faps, at this nun tu ie hi on rair lerros. aixl3jf. . KEEN & PRESTON. CHARLES S. WELLS, WHOLESALE HARDWARE DEALER, Malnst.-eel. two tloors belnw the Slate Hank. EransTllle, Ind. Orders for Hardware promptly fill. ru a i, lowr . iiK innau price. janUiy joh.Vhkaly,i BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. Corner or Main and First Street, EVANSVILLE, IAD., A3 for sale a general a-wortment of SCHOOL Sim CLASSICAL, .Vt.VltAL aua ail3Ct.l.A EOUä BOOKS. BLAXK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS! W ritin, Letter and Wrapping Papers; fcteel Pens. Quills, Ink, Pencils, Envelope., and Collage and firhnni T.ihrr!4 f umished at the lowest rates. tie Country Merchants and Teachers are invited to Call ana examine me m jck. vv PAPER HAMJLXG WAREHOUSE. - C. SCHMITT & STARK, First Street, Aear Mala. ENC0URAQE HOME MANUFACICRINO. WWT E tsn t0 tfee ttennon of onr old customer T and of everybody in wsnt of elceant and desir Trm.mre v car new and Terr rich Patterns o Sofas, Sociables, Dlvsns. Elizabeth and Tsrlor Chairs and In liair ciotn, nusa ana ci-ucaiei, mtu ui mir lor - . , fcvery article In the Upholstery Lrae ir naie i aoder TraiS.11 a?ÄrcneapLaa an v hones Tin the West, and all we ask Is: g in us a call aoy nouee in tne est, ana an wem i. i bef.we you f o said ependrour cor ey .abroad ape: C. SCHMITT & STARK. J. II. MAGHEE & CO., Wtolmle Tealers in JO HrVST goods D00TS AND SHOES, First Street, EVANSVILLE. INDIANA, Are aezining, and will continue to receive rresn sup plies ot SPRING GOODS, daring the season, and will sell very cheap ta Cash ana prompt paying customers, we hava Just received Light Spring Prints, Fancy Lawns, Chally DeLalns, Uleachei Muslins, . ' Denims, . - Cottonades, !anLren, Drillings die. And a great variety of AO TOO A 8 for the Sesjon. Match lXb, H. CUM BERTS' NEW GROCERY, WHOLESALE AAD RETAIL. Main Street, Three Doors from Second, EVANSVILLE, IND. IWKs r.rtnRBT8 has ooened a new store as above, la which he will keep a full supply of thabest FAMILY GROCERIES, Liquors, Cigars, fcc. He wUl also wircuaseaal etil &H Liz is cf C0ÜNIRa PRODUCE. arS:-Aa

FROM NEW ORLEANS.

SiXtrtLH.KKSMDY. J1S03 r. KENNEDY. S. Hi KENNEDY & CO, 'J C03IMISSIOX AND Forwarding Merchants, X. 2), 1'oylra Slrttl, roySiidiiwly , NEW ORIdMMS, L. . r. ethill...;..- II. rAtlS. B. P. ETIIELL & CO., (Established April 1. COMMISSION AD F0UUAUDI(J KO. 64 rOTPKAS STRIKT, . NEW ORLEANS, LA. irrtatsers-, Robert 8. Howard, ) t i AUisa: Uowe. i Eranvuie, Iod. ' j . M urjn ob pug , Miner ec Weed. Newturs;, In 1. Tnos. üanfoetn, re, j Srff AID. Ins, Co., New Albany, Ind. Flenderson, Ky. K. stffitson s to Wm. if. Catlln, .im. Moutgoriierv, Pre. Br. Bank, Jefferson rille. Merr.tt, Campbell S: Co., St. Louis, Mo. myU-ly N'aw Okliams. ADriliTth.lW THr uTxIenlned. for many rirs Chief Clera in th Loose of John Heat a St L'o-i lg to otter his services as CommiesioB Merchant to tha frterkli and patrons of that hone, now that it has retired from butines. f - . Vith this end In V1r, I hare formed a Copartnership with Mr. E. W. Benton, senior of the old indwell knOirnfcrmrf S.U. Benton otCo., under the nam and style ofBsirroM Kiso, to take plare from the 1st of 5Iy proximo. The sr.bscriher relies for support upon all the friends of the old house of Jchn flnrley & Co.;ho hare had opportunities of experiencing the promptness wttb which be uendea to their bueines. Veryrefully. IXQ. Corner cf Lifayette and New Le,ee strerts. BENTON Ac KINO. - . Mirtnsi. ' iayg-ly i. T. ATCOCZ.. , TT. R. CKATHOrSK AYCOCK &, GFLEATHOUSE, LIV.ESTOOK-DEALERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, jirrxBsow crrr 'stock iaxdisJ; t31tf HEW ORLEANS. TWICIIELL 4i DITCHER, COMMISSION & FORWARDING KEW ORLEANS. DUTCH ER k TWICIIELL, COMMISSION & FORWARDING SAINT tons. Liberal advances made on rontienroents U elthcf our houei. airra to Messrs ALLIS & HOWES. Mestrs. ItEMENT VF.II.V V, JEransville. VN, ) dec&lly Mesir. HOWARD K BKOW T. O. TWICHEtL C. n. TAIRCIIILP. T. C. TWIG HELL & CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING No. 70, rOYDRAS STREET, myr-iy NEW ORLEANS. a ix NOEL, TOrii f'OM.MIIO MIJUHWr, amd raoraiEToa or STOCK STABLES. jnM57-ly NEW ORLEANS, LA. J. E. VOSÜJL CO., . COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. IIS MA6AZ1KK ITIIIT, KV ORLEANS. LU11HIAKA. TEY0TE their attention to the sale of Western ProXJ dure and the Durrhaae of Ororerie. for which an experience of f fteen years aire, thm biore than orttinary qualiCralicnsaiHi facilities. Ktferio - , F. Y. CARLTI.E, ' j.tn5-6ui - Kvansville. lnd. JOHN HPRLCT. - .;"- - . T. StT-UVAK JOHN IIITRLEY Ai CO., F U U W A It D I . (3 AüCOMMIIü MERCHANTS, NO. 90 TCII0UPIT0ÜLAS STREET, - seplS Vi-iy ' A'ew Orleana. - FIIED. DEL BO.VDRIO, , COMMISSION ' MERCHANT," NO. 1 l aratETTE STREET. ,NEW ORLEANS, 30 R the sale of Batter, Cheese, Lard, Fggs, Dried . fruits. Hour. Meat, and aU sorts of Western Pro duce, aod for the purchase of Groceries, tie. Cah ad r Alices oiau on consignment. leois-oma STOVES AND TINWARE GOTNG- AT COST! A Great Chance for Bfirgain nt J. SOANTLIN, Jr.'s r-ON MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE IIALL.OrTOSITE THE iTATK BANK.J THE suhscriher having purchased a heavy Stock of Stoves before the pinic, hnd.i;himself at this season, with a surplus, aad rather than keep them over LiU an other autumn, he has resolved to put hi prices down to prime co?t, and this time he will sell any article in his present Stuck to his customers at the price of the manufacturers by the wholesale. Ui Stock of Stoves and Tinware i j e, anl -mbr&c eTery mi.ty of sjticle Inhig Ue.andhiJ preioffer wui give the people Ü, town ana country . the best opportunity they wtU hare in a long tune o so. cure bargains. Those runners and others who may not need a new Stove till .next year, will make a good Investment ta bay now and keep their purchase till they need the ose of it, for it will save them 20 or 20 per cent la the cost, which is a larger interest than they can make In any other wa with their surplus fund. ETery one disposed to pare hue is invited to call it the Store Ware Room, on Main street, next door to Marble Hall, directly opposita the State Bank, and amine the Pt-wk, and look at the bargains ofiered. cov231y JAMES SCAXTLiy. Ja. DR. J. KIVETT, SURGEON DENTIST, PERFORMS every variety of optnuous in his profession, and by Ions; Eractice nas attained a skill, that tiMUi im to give entire satisfaction to his nat rons. He takes pleasure in showing specimens of his artificial wotk to tbuae who wish to examine such productions, aid he ir.y be consulted b :ho who need the services of a uen.in without inen ,ing anycbligstionstoemniey aim anerwaniH. His ortice is La Bray's building. First street opposite tne ro um. noro iy " A Rook for Every .llau'K Library." 7SXPF.RIENCF.1 AUKJiTS WANTED IN ALL n A Darts of the country, to obtain subscriber, for th 'COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY aSD HIS TORY, Ancient and Modern. OF THE AVIlOLE huklu." rv n.tt. (tuuuniLH.ifrtfr i-ariev. Elegantly bound, "and illustrated with X Unutifol engravings and 80 maps. Price 13. Sold only br the Agents, to each of whom a special district will be firm. Rare in lucements ofiered. The "Uome Journal" says of this work: 44 No family whatever should be wunoui it. I or tuiirarocn tars aaareas. UKOROt: v. i.L.iUTT,t'ubUsner. maris No. 173 William st.,New lock. fiJCXDRISS.(9 Paper Shelled Almonds; Bon do do. on English Walnuta; Brazil NuU; , Filberts and PeaSnta. For sale in lots to suit, by Z.H. COOK & SON. JJIö.-lci dL-Ui&i ia nse or Jer. for salejl JT apl" OuBERi & BQW verv lew LEO

TbeCanvaaa. The position which Judge Ho?ey has assumed, as a candidate for Congress is more heartilj and generali approved than we expected. The honest men of all parties, are tired and disgusted with Ute frauds and tyranny of the caucus system of nomination,' and many are ready to support, eien a political opponent, who has the manliness and moral courage to defy the cliques -who have heretofore managed to foist their instruments into every public place, through the machinery of political conventions, the very cest pools of political corruption. The people demand now a free field, and a . fair contest far merit and popularity, where ilLcittzeas ujav contend for the

the permission or a few dominant party leaders, or needing the endorsement of a packed political cabal. The success of Judge Hovey, which is assured, will uproot the infamous caucus plots, by which mercenary politicians have maintained their power and corrupted every branch of the public service. Honest men of all parties are willing to forget honest differences of opinions in past contests, and unite upon any one who is honest and capable, and right upon the present great leading issue; and by whose election they can break the power of the abettors of Executive encroachments and usurpations. We are glad to see that the Republicans will not bring out a candidate in opposition to the Judge; and what is still more cheering in the prospects of tha independent candidate, we are assured of the hearty and powerful co-operation cf tho German voters. Their popular organ, the "Volksbote," & sterling Democratic sheet, will give its cordial and efficient support to the Judge, and we learn that the German vote through the District will be given to him. Thi3 of itself almost ensures his election. With these favorable auspices, he is being aided most effectually by the organ of his opponents, which is doing more than the most bitter opponents of Lecomptonism, to break down its own party and make its cause, and every one connected with it, odious and infamous to the senses of all decent men, by its scurrillous, obscene, 'and imbecile 'ti rades. ... t m (7"Mr. Crisp, at. the Library, has specimens of eight or ten of our native birds preserved with their beautiful plumage in all its brilliancy, and in most life-like animated positions, by a lady, living near the Rodiam coal mines, who has the art of embalming. They make a beautiful ornithological ornament for a room, and especially for a library or cab inet. In interest a collection of these embalmed beauties of the forest, is equal to tho possession of a living aviary, without its attending inconvenience and care. It is superior to a painting of the sanu interesting objects, and does not cost a third as much. The artist is an industrious, worthy woman, whose husband gathers the specimens from our -own forests, which ' she almost .immortalizes by her art. ' - t5"A correspondent of tho Boston Courier says that the people of France are becoming more disgusted than ever, with the Imperial army fastened upon them by the Emperor, and lose no opportunity to express it. A journalist, M. de Pene, by nntue, was re cently dangerously wounded by a lieutenant in the army tinder most outrageous oircunistance.s. The correspondent adds: "The day after it occurrence, forty or fifty young men, students of the schools, went to the bureaus or the l igaro -to ask after the health of M.de Pene, and dasired that "their names might - bo inscribed upon a list as ready to accept an enoounter witu any souslieutenants who might choose to present themselves." Thi got wind amongst the Paris youth, and yesterday fivo thousand names were inscribed upon the list! Seeing what a turn affair wer taUn?, the editor of tha "Figaro," il. de Yillemesoant, went to Tuileries at once and asked for au audience of the Emperor, in order to tell him hor very menacing the bnaluess waa likely to beoome. LTessas not received, but was renested to confer with M. Mocquard, and was also authorized by the Emperor to go at once to the Minister of Jatice. and see what oould be done to stop the evil erteets of the duel." A Hab Wat to Make JJunrt. Mr. Mickey Free, ot Newburgh celebrity, we hear has made match in Pourhkeepsie, on the 7th of June next, at the hotel of Calvin h. Marshall, to wait 112 successive hours without rest or bleep, for $500. The feat will be performed upon a plank SO feot long, aud So inches wide, and 30 inches from the floor. To win the bet, Mr. Free must remain on the plank. If he performs this wonderful feat be will have walked 12 hours longer than any man who ever attempted a aimilar feat. The champion belt which the Newburghers intended to present to Mr. Freewill be given neat Friday. Apollo Theatre. Wo are happy to announce the ritorn of our old friend Eella Adams, with a select Dramatic Companjr. She will gi?e a performance to-morrow evening, consisting of " The Stranger," and A Cure for Jealousy." Of course everybody will attend and give her a glorious reception. -- 0"France3 Maghee a colored girl waa convicted of an aggravated case of infanticide in the Circuit court at Vincennes, on Tuesday, and sentenced to 1 the penitentiary for life.

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TELEGRAPHED SK LrMTIir TO TUI BVAKSriLI.E dailt joraxAL ax a. w. Lisa. RY LAST NIGHT'S MAIL. .. lNDiAXAPoLi3,jnne6: ' " Gov. " ll,ard nM Won very ill with pneumonia for some time., bsit for a few ' days he has baen convalescent. He has taknn a relapse, and is now considered to be in a dangerous condition . Tlio Leeompton Democrats of tho Third Congressional District met in Convention today, und nominated non, James lingoes for re-election. The a nti Leeompton delegates repudiated the nomination of Hughes and or-ganize-t a se'parste convention, 'fhev nonii nated John F. Carr, of Jackson co., as their candidate.. .This gives the district three can dulates-sjecornpton, anti-Iivww, KeruMieniMmai uvW.noii ofiLo ssm. . ti . Pi-fiJ and nominated Wm. dVtricLiSV&hJiaon, far Congress. " The National Division of the Sons c f Temperance met here to-day. Delegates are preiient from twenty States and Territories, and from the British Provinces. Several distinguished persons are present, ono of whom is Sarauel L. Tilley, Provincial Secretary of New Brunswick." - . ... "Wnhinstoii Items. ' - Washington, June 9 A elalleiijje passed yesterday betweew Seiiartors Benjamin of I.a., and iavis, of Miss., inconsequence of offensive language used in i debalo on the array bill. It k believed, however, that, thron gh the intercession of friends the n flair has already been fi.TUsfaotorily arranjfed, or is in progress of adjustment. Privat advice have Leu receival from Commodore Rogers, of the U. 8. Steamer Water Witch, at Key West, stating that a British VARsel had been dispatched after the Styx vrith official instructions to cease tho vhitation of American vessels, and farther, that the British cruisers are acting nn ler no new orders, but thoao of 1347. The news ha produced a good effect at Washington. - LATER FROM EUROPE. ' . - New Tore, June 9r. v. , TliesiteuraahipCangaroo arrived this morn -iuir, with dates to the 20th tilt. Later advices from India hadhn received at London, but they. furnish no.rwws of impottancc., The conference of the allid powers had held a preliminary meeting at Paris ou the subject of the principalities. Calcutta dates to April 2d had leen received. The rebels had been driven from Azinjjlar with hfavy losses. Sir Colin Cam obeli anl statf were marching tow ard Rohobund. Sundry successful encounters with the rebels were reported. CmxA. Lord Elgin aud Iii colleague were about to leave Shanghae for Tennsing. The fleet would follow. The project for a steam line from Galaway to America has been revived. It is said that a first class pteamer will sail about tho 10th of June. The telegraph fleet would leave Plymouth on an expertmental trip about the 2dth, and return to that port instead of Qneenstown. it is proposed to Jay the cable from alanlu Bay, Ncafonndland, direct to PorSJand, Maine, on the completion of the present enterprise. The French Government has caused an extitomen by proposing te convert tho property of the charitable institutions into Government stock. . " CoxcojtD, N. IL, June 3. The Republican members of the'IIotisc have nominated Senator Hale for re-election. The Democratic caucus nominated John S. Welte. - . . . -.V . New OBLKANA,"Juno 8.", 'Election over. 'Allauiet. Bellisreranta oii all sides hav delivered the State arms to the authorities, and returned to business. 557Congres have extended' the titae of adjournment till Monday, and may thenext2nd it to etill later day.-. ?"The yacht Prairia-Flower waa cap sized and Bunk in Boston harbor on the 6th inst., in a gale, and some eight or ten persons drowned. The bodies of six young men who were in her, have been recovered .: 1 -sssss" 111 . m e ; A Fatal AccroEXT. The Gray ville Ilorald says" one day last week a company of gentle men were out hunting on the Indiana side of the Waba.sh, but a few miles from Grayville, and had, divided into 'several parties, and started in different directions in search of game. Mr. -Willis. Overton, (unfortu nately ), it seems, was behind a log, prepar ing to fire at a turkey, when Mr. William Fi fer, peeing his head above the log, and supposing it to be a turkey, a hot, and then deliberately walked up to the tpot where lay the lifeles? man. The ball had taken e fleet in his r.eck, passing throngh and coming out at h's shoulder. The deceased was a young mau, and had no famliy, but leaves a host of warm friends to mourn his loss, and sympathize with Mr. Fifer, who, it is ; said, cannot be comforter.. J3?"An open breach occurred in the Democratic Convention held in Vernon, Jennings count . After struggling manfully against the wleiues of the jwtmastera and other wire-worken, the anti-Leeompton men openly bolted, rather than swallow he English swindle aud . organized themselves into a separate Convention, and appointod a distinct lot of delegates to the Congressional District Convention tobe held at Seymour. IXeither of the bodies of the two men ! who were drowned on Wednesday after noon, have been recovered yet. Still Tuet Go. The Leeompton organ at Indianapolis has read the Volksblatt, a German Democratic paper out of its party The Sentinel says the Volksblatt is a proftwJlif Democratic pa jfr. iTho Tom Walpole-Leeompton paper, printed at Greenfield, Hancock, county, In 1., insists that "the 4th of July cornea on the ?d, this year." , A Sold ikb to be Shot. A correspondent of the St. Louis Democrat, writing from Leavenworth, May 29, saya that a soldier of the Seventh Infantry was to be shot at 6 o'clock, P. M. He had murdered two of Lis fellow soldiers, and whot an officer ia the arm in Texas. His grave had been dug that morning. The guard (some of their muskets being loaded with ball and some with blank cartridge, but no soldier knowirg whether or not his musket contains a ball) fire at the dropping of a handkerchief, or some other signal, at a man who stands bofore them with bandaged eyzs. The burial soon, succeeds the execution.

. OCrX.The retnras of the taxable property in jVincennes Uhis year, shows an increase of $200,000 since last year. : . .. - . ' - '. IdB Hie steamer John Tompkins will leave this Port -for Wabash" rtfer to-day. at 12 o clock, precisely. . t ; '.

PKI.LI.MJOTF AT A GREAT 8AfltlFICK tHAVK TniS IAY IdlLUHT TUE W1IULK hiock' of tiuodr from the asximie'a of Wm. Loeweiith.il & Co., which, f.r 4 eil oat as qnk alv a, lioihle, I on-r st ifreat reU Hon, wholesale and retalt. My new goods from the Ksst, which will he here in a few days, will be sold at wholesale only at ver' low prices for cash and to prompt merchants. marUmJ A lift. IaIKWENTHAL. GROCERIES, 4:C.- " . " h tmjrs prime Cottee: t, hlU. prime Sapir; ' . Tri hbls. MoLma; 2Sbhi.Mignr House MoUjej; . . U.U. Tar: " r- go box.ea assorted Tohacco; " In sure and (orsale by K. P. UARCOCK .1 WJUNIMIKS.- . - - cJ 3 cases Hue Indigo. i l do 'do Nutuiegs. - . 101) Mats Cassia. ' . b cases Uates' extra matchee; Sidoi VVah Boards; L00 dot Caudle W ick ; jiw case Cotton Warp, Sie. In stow and far sale t y WUEELEU Si. R10U4. rciAR.Prime New Orleans Sugv, . . d. Plantation Molare, Tor sale at reJneed p ices by . Jan! - Z. 11. COOK & SOX . . . A IIARE CHANCE FOR , AN IN YESTMEfJT! ' FOK SALE , ,. A VA I UA CLE THA CT OF LAND, . Adjoining 1 he Town of CnnnelloD? Consisting of about one hundred acres, one-half of which isbrith.m land, and the remainder extendtntrt the delightful hillsthat border the town. AH or it i embraced in plat of the twn of Cannclton, and is in demand for house lots. The lowe;" boundary of the tracts ia not more than ten minutes walk from the ex tensive Cotton factory and principal ci mines. AU the products of the land can be sold " the soil to the people of the town. . It is most admirably situated for vegetable gardens for which the town affords a good market and high prices. The land will eventually all l wanted! for house lots. : On the premises are thre d Wellings, one of which ü worth 'J& ; another is worth tlXt; the other a lautiful cottage residence, com f irtu three years airo to ewet - Either of theehon can be had with the Und, or all of them, as the parchsvr may wish : they are separated by a street from the body of the, land, and all of the lots laid ofl for resi dences. The property will be sold on a liberal credit to a responsible purchaser. The location U one of the mostdelichtful on the Ohio river, ami the principal cottage with three acres In garden and fruit is the most t-esutiful rural residence be tween here and 1-ouisville. ThccnWsf motive for offer ing U for sale, ii that the pr0jet1y Is too valuable to rent, and needs more attention than the owner can at present bestow on it- Address or apply to the editor of the Journal; Evansville: ' my2 EVANSVILLE PAPER WAREHOUSE. WE liave now on ha od, and ofleron litieral terms, a well assorted stock for printers and bookbinders, among which we name SOU bundles Printing Taper, assorted sizes; 1000 Ptraw Boards; 10i0 Tar Boards, As well as colered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Hos flat Cap; Demy, Medium, white and colored Cardsand Card Board, wh'li wecan have ent to any site; Postoffice paper; M.inilla Wrapping, Printers' Ink, ace. We also leg leave to call the attention of dealers to onr abtck of baidles Wen ning Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Hoards. The highest market prich paid for Rags., ..- TENXEY&SORENfON. Wholesale Elour Depot. UTK are In con!nt receipt of and have in store 1 for sale, at all times a larre s;ock of the liest brand of Flour, both Extra and Suirtiue, to which we Invite the tnide. fjTjqvrx Si "AIKMAN, mr2i ". coreer Main street and Canal. lOO BUSH. Prime for sale by, Hungarian Grass Peed, Z.lfTcOOK.44tJOX. . SiCIRIKS.- 1 ' 1 9 10 bbl. Ma.v. Win; . , - u . - J VS hlf bid. do. do; .. . v - - " 10 bbl sweet Malaga Wfne; n . ' . ,, 2ft hlf bbla . j do do; i0 bbls Dante Currant; ;-...'-'! - - ' lObxsR InmptoWco: .- ; 6 do 10 do --do;' :"' . - 100 bales Totton Batlins;; -' -u Received and for sale ry I. fc D. HEIM ANN . , nsüBACC0. Täwb.le, and euday boxes, assorted JL "ou'ilities, J out received and for sale low br - feW ' GILBERT at BOWLE. DECKER &. KRAMER. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer In LARD OIL, CANDLES, :.' - -GERMAN, PALM, AND FAMILY SOAP, Sie. gtorerooms Main st-i between First and Second Us. . KERPeonstantlyon liand a good stock "of the alove named articles, auil aie ready to sup. y their easterners at home and abroad at Cincinnati prices. -anl4-3m 3-' WOOD 50 losulü, lirst qualii-,fur Mule at . . :; ........ . II. COOK at SUN'g. AILS 100 kegs for sale cheap at : - 11. a sus ?. . a .J- I I 6. S ...1. ni..i , .id Dn tnm oaIa ABIls ftti -9W"f UW buw a m v y ni imbist ras, Z.H. COOK fc bON'S. EÄS Si NAILS 1 T " - " I'akegsSd Nailo: lU42od Nails; . . '.- " M " HSUd do; 25 " 3d do: Received and for sale by I.fc D. nEIMAXN. NEW COODS! . fE are receiving onr PALL STOCK OF GOODS. ' con-tiütioc in uart of Dress bilks. French and Eiiglüh Merinors, Muslin Delaines, Cashmeres. Ginghams, Print, Flannel 4, Blankeu. extra sice; Erorha, woolen ana etena Miawis; Cloths, cassuners; aiantillas. new style; Cloaks avail prices; Chineal Scarfs, Gloves. Hosiery, Bleached and Brown Sheet ing. Carpet! n?, Rus, Floor Oil Cloths, and Damask fvodsfor Window Curtains. Our stork is now well assorted, and we Invite the public to give us a catl aud examine our roods fepti4 UAH. I.C. I tt bON HOICBLAVEIlRtlsIVSU Choice New Currants; Choice New Cla-on; Just received and for s-Me by Z. II. COOK fc HUM. RECK1VED I.ARTJMGIIT.- " Godey's Lady a Book, for May; ' -Oraham's Ma-rine, d do; Uallou's Weekly, do do: tlodey 'a Pattern Book, do do; The Three Beauties, by Mr. Southtrorth; Godev's Book of Toilet; New York Ledger, Sth of April: FUs; of our Criton, 24th of April; - - H-uWi Piotorhl, da do; Harper's Weekly.' do do. Forsaleat J. HEALY'A apl? SUNDRIES : 20U kec Wheeling Belmont Na'.U; 2"l boxes Pittrfmrg Citv Window- las: 2 casks Putty in Bladüer; - übbls. Linseed Oil; Iis Berea tirindgtone; In store aud for sale bv E.8. BABCOCK. It ICE. 10 lierp;s for aalel.y luarl GILBERT K BOW LKS. HOKKKHUK a AILS. "olCKeiiuine tiKIFFIN " II. 8. Nails on hand and for Bale by Ijan 121 SAM'L ORR. G UN'S Y BAOS Ten hales goo-f Gunnv Ba f.r salecheapby P.U-O'RJLEVr my5 - 13 Ä H TE RN CO F F E E UXM LaS prime Rio Coflee J in store and for sale by Wy5 - - - - V II KELF.R fc RIO Q . NOTICE. finilOSRwho have spoken to me for Strawberry U Planu, woulil do well to have their aronndtn readiness for them by the lirst week in April, at which time the Plauts will be rervly for delivery. There are a few hundreds ret unsold. N. B. A II orders lert at Wm. HugrbeV Store, corner Main and becood street, will he attended to. . " ANDRKW EB3KINE. "mrixKoln40 bbla Cider Vinegar fovsale by -'- ' 'J - ' ' ORR. DALZEl.T, fc CO. I'ST REC'KITED " " VVaverly Majine, for April: Atlantic do do do Harper do do do Graham do do do Knickerbocker do do nd all the Magazines and Newspapers of the dayT a. r lien date. ar3l D0EELL ot COüYNGTON.

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Ö.KT SCO AK.-2i Uls :. s and , for sale by I marl - ORR, DAUELL & CO. äi DDLS. IlKHOILKD A10L8ÜK-; f" S da di do (10 . 20 4ds Tr; - - . . i Tierces Rice: IS Crates assorted Earthenware, past to our Order. Suitable hi country stores. Received and for sale nt lowest prices for Cah, by . mrti l.ac D. niEMAHN. TOBACC-" ,Ij boxes Kentucky ard Virrinia Tobaoro', assort- , t el aradps lBs, Us, Jtts.io)datt tamps; ', 100 caddies Tolcco TwUt and Jfl plugs, caoice - twane; gross mokinx Tobruro; J ust received by nuCl UHKELER Si RIOGSiLASlvS. " - " M gross pint flulo; 3t do quart do; i W H pint dot . Received and for sale by f " 'un' BROWN te AlKMAN. IK drVBBIX. Ill DRAUL1C CEMaLVT7 W resh and lira Cooperage: for salebr nirli BROWN fc AIKA1AX. BK4.V, t'UUA A.l OATS. for Kttle by Z. U.COOK ft SON. OYpjTKRS A 8AHDI.KS Jjrt boxes 1 lb cans Oysters: . ; S5 do 2i da do "600 U do Sardines; j ust rereived y mrl WHEELER & R1QG3. npiJASAXDiiPICKfcM. hlf chest Imperial O. P. . . T ; : 10 do - BLvaTea; i Tifaddie Green do 13 bags Pepper; . 10 do siic: ljO mats Cassia; IcnseKutme:; ' 100 tioxes rround 8üces; M boxes PeppfrSaoce; -r . &iboxe Tomato Catsup; 63 toxri M usturd , j ust receiraj ani for a le fcr mr mir.ELF.at RUtol t-SRANBEKRIKS, &:p.,C. j io BusbeU Choice Craflbenie; 300 lleftls Prime Cabbage; ; du Prime White Potatoes; Inst received and Hörsäle by Z. II. COOK & 203. JinS-tf 1APK K BAUS.-Tisw Papr Baas, fron t Iba. ta M. ito Itx. For sale cheaper than good paper by U male. Z. II. COOK k SOS. sn rood paper by the frT RECEIVED BT EXPRESS.T he Atlantic for Feoruarv: Leslie's traiHte of lafdddBI for February; tjmham's Magazine do do; Mrs. Steven's Monthly, ' d do. odey's Ladj-s Book do - do; Harper's Magazine do . do: - Schoolfellow do do; Household Words do do: Ladies' Repository do do; - ' I Hummed London News; Punch, and all the marsiines and newtptperi. at M1 DOBELL& CONVNOIOM. T HE Ten Commandments, on beautiful cards, a DOÜKLL Si COMNQTON-S. SrXDRIF.a. ... 4 Noxe Palm Soap, X 0 bars; 40 do do do 1 Oi do; y do German Soap, 1 II bars; : do do do 2 K do: r 2w do No. 1 nerrlna; , T5 nags5"0. HO, 7f0 Cotton Yam. Received per Steamer Glendale, and tw sale rery ow foreah bv (mar31 I, at D. IlklMANN. Y.W BOOK! XEW BOOKS!! The 1 hree Beauties; The Belle of Washiiton: Prince of the House of David ; N ew York L-dger, for April ll ; .Tut rtx-eive.1 at J. HE ALT'SKvanrville, March 27lh. IS58. rrEA8.8PICE3,J:C.X 2i half chests assorted Teas; lOUcaoies do; do; ion maus Casia: 10 bags Pepper; .- ' 5 di Ppice; 1 cak bulph.tr; S do y.psom Salt; 1 do Madder; I do Brimstone; lease Liquorice; In store and for sale by ap20 E.S. EABCdCK. JCNDRIEiJ3 f0 boxes Mn, Palm Soap; 25 do do Mould Candles; JOt) packsffes Star Candles; 2 casks Dutch Madder; a canes prime Indigo: J ust received and for sale by W HEELRR It RIGOw. MACKEREL25 bbls. Mackerel; . - frO X bbls. do., Nos. 12 a; 3; 75 kltu do do do; 10O boxes Herring; - ' Just received by WnSKLER St RIOOa. SUNDRIES . - - SO hlf. chests Teas; . 100 catties do; r,9 boxes Totcco; - 50caddies do; KArt) Opera bepars; 5 Bemtlia do; ffiO .00 German do; Eio.orahif. sp. do; Just received in store and for sale by - Py6 - .WHEELER At IIIQQ8 STOARSÜ Mls. Loaf; Xt do Pulverized: do Crushed. J u t recei ve.1 and for sale by TENNEY fc bORKNSON. JU ACKEREL, ALMONDS, &e.40 bbls. No. A 3 Mackerel, W) blf. bbls. 3 at 3 do; 50 quarter bbls. 1 fc S Mackerel; louu 10s. - Aimonos; 23 bags 600 Cotton Yarn received, and for sale . I.JCD.HELMANN. by LUMRERt A.OOD article of Dry Pine Lumber and bhincles tor We. can bo found at the yard of R. 11. BENNETT at CO-, nirCS-3ia nearKrats fc Ueilman'a Foundry. TAIL3,fccII 100 kegs assorted Nails: . 15 real Cotton Bedcord; ' .. do tHemp do; 20 do Manilla do; ', Received and for sale by I.fc D. UKIMANN. J: W. HUCHES, (SurcBSkOK to IIOLLrsoswoaTH ti HreHtf Importer anJ Wholesale Dealer la . QTJEE3JTS "W-AJFtE CIII.VA AND CLASS WARE UOKI.G-GLA9Eä, KXIVE8 dk FORKS. Tea Treys, Tee end Table Speeas, BrlttanJa Ware, die., e. 11 JTALY STREET, nrrt to Old BarJc, ' EVANSVILLE, IND. tW Crates aorted to suit the Country Trade al- ' wsysonhand. Also, STONE WARE of every des- ' rription. marl 6IU. OF TUB "COLDEN COFFEE POT!" - Main street, between First aad Second, EVANSVILLE, IND. THOMAS SCANT LI BT, DEALER IN- ' - " - ' Stoves), Tin k are, Lamps, Hardware Cutlery, Hrtiannla Ware, 11 ain db Fancy Tie sr ere Hollow Ware, Hoc fc ad-Irons, Urea Keule, Lead ras, EnamellM and Plain Mantle Orates, Coal-Sods. Lamps, Toilet Ware of plain and fancy sty jjes. M Also, maonfactarer of all kinds of TlN, EHXITIROX fc COPPER WORK, jjr AU jobs executed with neatness and dispatch. su371y SCA'DRIES.10,000 Gunnr Bags; 25 bbls Crashs! bugar; bbls Powdered Buaar. 25 bbU Loaf Sugar, in store and for stls by m PAtaiON f Ml.

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