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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
AGENTS.

The following gentlemen have kindly con
sn.ed 10 act as Agents for US, inssol'c'u"4
subscribers TO the Republican. Any money
paid either Of them for subscription, adser'',
sir or iob-work, will be the same as II p4'''
High Mccoy. E,q.. Green township.
Moses N. Leland, do 90, 90
CaSper Fox Esq. North TOWNSHIP
Levi Grim, Esq, do 90
DR.. J. b. Lewis, Uuion GO
E.A. wann, Zip ecanoetown-
8. Il. C.,cns. E>q.. I'll pscanoe T..
James o. P..sks- E O. urb m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
sc MAN BITTERS~ TAKE
~ a sel.e3 THE LEAD. 49,

sE,T ,NTos. Goo, July ~ 1853.
Dear Sir--Yoir German Biitors are taking
The lead Of I'll other medicines for chronic dis-
cases. &c. and are settling raridly- Please
send us smother box immediately. or we shall
Be out before il arrives. 4 -
Truly yorrs. LYNCH & DAVIS. -
Macon, GEO., Jan. l. 1851.
'a d.. + l.. STROHECKE said: Il am happy
to -al thd your German 3! t-rs are gaining q
gr.sss repfation. think it will, in future,
sell yery RAPIDLY"
- afrsr IN srlcErro, Geo. Oct 6, 1872.
w. NAxEY & Co. said: ~ our bitfers,
thong entirely unknown before 10 this coun-
", have sold rapidly and given satisfaction
See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15
Gpefial Notices.


CF H.. w quickly The CHI Ing blnts u VIII
ter develnpes The disease peculiar To our va
riai,le clImair. Nepraisit, Rheumatism. IN
an.l Aching ftllc bones, The fects ~ M'r-
cuty, Old res aud such ike IF c'iuns, hang
.nsus ike an Incubus. Many are not aware
thai the chief cause Of most Of ihr disease.
wit, Which mankind are ffiicted proceed d.
reclIy fr,n impurity OF the blond or depraved
state pl the system. but such is u'q ,estionabiy
the f.Sf. No disease exist when the blood
: tree from ilnI,nri.y- THIS desirable result
can only be oh aiued 10y aImely resort to Car
|ter's Spaai-L Mixtnre. which Is unquestiuial,'y
The best remedy yet di>coveretl Io purity the
blood and ex sei f'm the sy>tel the lurking
iufes tions which cs,use such serions and dam
seronS re<nlrs- In tn. thousands Of cases OF
Scroflla, Neunsigis, Syphilis, and Others OF the
very wort forms nt disease which have been
treated BY C.rter's Spanish Mixture. the pro-
prieiors have yet Ia hear OF the FIRST case 10
which il failed to relieve, a III in short time
pernaant ntly effect a cure- We wish tie "
fctedi 10 ny i,she use OF sllgie bottle viii
tell bei:er than anything We can siy in its IA
vor. Idl8mf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-15

Jan. s, 1851 VI
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
Washington Items

WASHINGTON, March 2i.--Rob't j. McPat-
ton has been appointed Postmaster Of New
Orleans, vice hewitt, removed. The depart.
ments are overwhelmed with applications,
personal and by mail, for minor appointments
growing out of a misapprehension of principle
of rotation, which as general rule was in
tended only to apply to the large class OF
offices.
In consequence Of the sickness Of Mr.. Ap-
pleton, who is now conyalescent, there have
been various unlounded rumors about the
Union newspaper, and among those which
are untrue, is one stating that Major Poor had
become connected withit.
Applications have been made for construc-
ton Of the wagon road to the Pacific, which
was authorized by the act of the last Congress,
but the Secretary of the Interior has taken
no action in the premises.
Forts Kearney and Laramie will not be
abandoned until autumn.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was at stand yesterday eve-
ming. By this morning it has probably begun
to rise and in a few days there will be plenty
of water on the bars for first class boats.
(tF Business on the levee revived consid-
erably yesterday. The news Of the coming
rise has dissipated all fears Of impeded navi-
CATION for the present and shippers are ex.
pecting plenty Of boats for the South with
easy rates. The Belmont from ST. Louis
took on lot of bacon yesterday for Pitts
burg. The shipping rates were yesterday to
Wheeling and Pittsburg 20@22 cents per
hundred lbs. To New Orleans. pork 81 per
bbl; Tobacco Sc so per hid. These South
ern rates will be considerably diminished by
the close Of the week, as the river will then
be in fair boating stage.
tt5- The John Briggs put of lot of gro
ceries yesterday, and passed up.
OF We are under obligations to the clerks
Of the packet Fashion, for late up river paper;
left with us yesterday. The Fashion will be
up for Louisville next Saturday morning.
OF I he Southerncr passed up yesterday
twenty four hours behind time. She will
however he down as usual tomorrow morn.
ing for Saint Louis.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

hoped with the aid of France and America, to
conduct it to the establishment Of additional
commercial advantages.
The Chancellor of the Exchcquer brought
forward his financial measure of reduced
tax; also for reduction OF the tea duty from
ls7d to 1s5. Also, precisely the same scale
Of duties on sugar as for tea; both of which
passed by a considerable majority.
The Russian telegraph reports the signing
Of the commercial treaty between U. States
and Persia. by which American consus are
permitted to reside in Persian cities. Austria
seeks similar treaty stipulations.
Persia and China news received; private
letters contain unsatisfactory accounts; but
there is nothing really new additional to for
mer accounts. Reinforcemonts were being
dispatched from England to China. Report
cd that the commissioner has been recalled by
British Government. Also, that on the 9TH
Dec. the Chinese seized the East India Com
pany's Sperm Depot.
The Neuchatel Conference opened at Par
is on the 9th inst; the proceedings were pri
yate.
All foreign troops have left Greece.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

AUCTION SALE To-DAY.-Mr. Johnson's
sale will be continued this morning at nine
O'Clock. He will offer a large and well select
tention of merchants is especially invited. In
addition to the large stock OF boots and shoes
n case of uncut prints will be offered to the
trade. The remainder Of the goods will be
sold to-day, and an opportunity for great bar
gains is thus offered to all wishing anything
in the dry goods line. Remember that these
goods are to te sold at auction without re-
Gust.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

THE THEATEE.-Apollo Hall, last night,
was crowded, to witness the play Of the La
dy Of Lyons, by Mr.. Graham's Company
Dir. Mulholland as Claude Melnotte, fully sus-
tanned the character, and was well supported
by the rest of the Company. Tonight, the
beautiful play of the Stranger will be repre-.
sented; with farce, entitled the Irish Lion
We hope to see full house. The arrange.
ments for seating the audience will be more
complete than last night.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
Arrival of the Africa.

New YORK, March "a Steamship Africa
has arrived, bringing Liverpool dates to the
9TH inst. The papers announce that the Brit
ish Parliament will be dissolved i'm Nav Bills
fixing duty on tea at at 5S 5d, and an al,era-
ton of sugar duty for the year ending April
5th, 1858. passed.
Treaty OF commerce has been signed be-
tween Persia and the U. States
Canton news received speaks of the seizure
Of the British opium depot by the Chinese.
LIVERPOOL, March 6th.-Cotton generally
unchanged; closing quiet and steady; sales
for the week 81, 900 bales. including 4.5OO to
SPECTATORS, and 5000 to exporters; sales to-
day 5000 bales 1000 to Spectators Mark
ct firm. Manchester advices favorable. Bread
stutfs very dull and show declining ,enden-
cy. Weather favorable for crops. Provisions
quiet. Money market, slightly more string
ent; consols for money closed at 93 3-S; coin
closed quiet. Closing quotations of cotton.
We're iair Orleaps, 8 Sd; middling 73,; far
Mobile Sd; middling Mobile o-S; fair up.
land rs; middling upland ~; stock in
port. 10000 bales; of which there 23l,OOO
American; wheat dull; declined 81; sales at
IS 9i@9s 6d. for white; red WHEAT declined
i'd and is quotei at Is 9d@Os Cd. Flour
continues very dull; quotations nominal; State
2S@30s; Southern 3O@3ls; Ohio 3l@3os;
Corn declined Cd; sales of white s5@35s
cd; yellow 35s@33'6d. Lard buoyant 7ls@
12s. Rosin steady 4sSd; common Ss@1ls for
fine; spts turpentine closed from 42@43s;
crude turpentine l0s@l0sGl. Rice steady
at 21@23s Quercitron bark 12s6d % lbs.
Baltimore lis Cd. Lard oil advanced.
Lord Palmerston announced in Parliament.
that dissolution would take place in Nav, and
until then, he would continue to maintain a
firm policy with regard to China, and he
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
port of Gpansuille.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

ROSALlA, from P!ttsburg to Nashville.
p. wHETSrONE, from Louisville to New Orleans.
HICKMAN. from Cincinnati 10 Arkansas River.
ST. LAWRENCE. from Cincinnati to st. Douis.
BELMONT, from st. Louis TO Pttsourg.
RAIN dow, from Louisville TO New Orleans.
FASHION, from Louisville to 81. Louis.
MANSFIELD, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
J. II. CONN. from Pittsburgto st. Louis.
SOUTHERNER, from ST. Louis to Louisville.
w. BAIRD, from Memphis 10 Cincinnati.
JOHN BRIGGS. from New Orleans 10 Louisville.
JESSE X BELL. from Cincinnati to n. o.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
River and Weather by Telegraph

Sr LOUIS, March 2f--lllinois and the up
per Mississippi still falling with good boating
stage in former and four feet or less on the
lower rapids Of the latter. The Mississippi
rose one foot at Boonville, the last twenty
four hours and still rising. Weather heavy
and cool.
LOUISVILLE. March 2i.-River five feet on
the falls. Seven feet o inches in the Canal,
rising. Thermometer 81. Weather clear
and pleasant.
PITTs3URG, March 2i.-River nine feet six
inches by pier mark, falling. Weather clear
and warm; rain last night, and this morning.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

OF Anspacher & Co., are in receipt Of a
largo stock of cloths, cassmeres, vestings
and material for spring and summer clothing
They manufacture their own goods and are
prepared to warrant all they sell, equal to
anything in their line in the market Coun-
try merchants who buy in Evansville, would
do well to look through the extensive house
of Anspacher & Co., before purchasing else
where. 1t.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

WASHINGTON March 23.-The Cabinet to-
day had under consideration the Dallas Clar
endon treaty, and approved it in the form as
amended by the Senate. 1t will he conveyed
to our Minister, at the Court of ST. James
By Alex. Ii. Evans, Of Washington, who as a
special messenger, will leave Boston, for Eu
rope, Wednesday next, and return to this
country after visiting London and Paris.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
.EFORrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
New York Appointments.

WAsHINGroS, March 24-The following
New York Appointments were made to day
The official PRONUNCIATION has been Withheld.
Schell, Collector; Hart, Port Surveyor;
Saunders. Navy Agent; Rynders. Marshal;
Fowler, Post Master; Birdsall. Naval Officer.
Robt. j. Walker was at the White House to.
day and offered the GovernorShip of Kansas.
which his friends say he declined
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25


PREPARATIoNs FOR BUILDING.-Mr. Law
renee is pushing ahead mis- new building, on
Main street, and before winter he will be in
full possession Of the new stand. Piles Of
bricks and building materials are accumula-
ting in eur streets and the coming season will
b. an important one in the history of our
yong city. Mechanics are in demand, and
we hear OF one or two individuals, who are
compelled to postpone building this season,
because bricks cannot be obtained. The usual
quantity has been made in the yards, in the
neighborhood of the city, but the demand has
exceeded the supply. The saw mills are
crowded with work, and the planning mills
are kept busy. These facts are signs of the
times,' and indicate the prosperity and ad-
vancement of Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

r F. PO r II

TO ruE MAJOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF EVANSVILLE
VOU3 Committee, appointed to confer with similar
Committee appointed by the trustees OF the own oil
amasco City, report plan of annexing said town
said city, begleave to reporthat the joint committee
have consulted together and to recommend 10 the
Common Council Of Evansville. as well as TO the res
and Trustees of the of Lamasco CITY the ad-
option or an agreement. copy Of which is herewith
submitted. JOHN HEWS0N, Chm,
NJ. w. FOSTER,
CONRAD BAKER.
CoMMITTEE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
pRY GOops AT AUCTION!

yUST received aud will be sold auctiop at Auc
cd ton Rooms regular sale davs large an6
of Dry Goods. Notions and fancy articles
consisting part of Brown and Bleaehi shee,ins and
shirting Sirets. Gasimeaes Coatng Fiaunes Blsnkes
Jeans. Hosing. Gloves Mits. Spcol Threads. Lineys
Mernes. Sha Wis. Susrenders. &c.. &c.
ALsoTables ana Pocket CUTLERY Jegelry and Watches
ro.hs and Hair brushes fancy SOAPS Rarors
Acc0rdeoas anda great variety of fancy art eies 90 nnmer-
Gus 10 mention. WOOLsEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

OF The voters who live above Main street
will vote to morrow ut the Neptune Engine
House. Those living below Main street, vote
at the Young America House.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

MAPLE SYRUP.-By reference to advertise
ment it Will be seen that Messrs Vickery &
Johnson have received a lot Of choice Maple
syrup. Ii IS one Of the luxuries Of spring
time. Call and purchase.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

o. MessTs. Cook &c Son have just received
from the East. consignment of notions in
the grocery line, worthy of the attention of
the customers Of this wel.known house,
They have also received lot Of Miami rifle
powder, and which they offer to the trade at
reduced figures.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
pisas.roEs Fire.

Sr. LOUIS, March 24-Meier Company's
Cotton factory was burned this morning.
Loss 100000. Insurance $4,000. The
work Of an incendiary, l75 hands thrown
out Of employment.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

CT The Directors of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, who reside out Of
the city, arrived last night The Board meets
to-day.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

OF We have received the first number of
a sprIghtly little paper published in Crescent
City" Pottawatomie county Iowa. 1t is de-
voted to the interests Of the Far West.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

OF The police records were spot'ess yes
terlay. Not fight or aiiray, the particulars
Of which, We may dish up to our readers this
morning
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

THE CANAL.-The canal is in fine order
There were no boats in last night. The Tay
lor left for Petersburg with good load.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

BALTIMORE, March 24.-The Baltimore and
Ohio r. II. Company has abandoned the de-
fence Of the injunction suit brought by the
city to restrain the issue Of dividend bonds.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
CONsUMPTIcN CURED.

SEENOT DECEIVED BY base imitvtions HEGEMAN.
HR CLARK & co. IS GENUINE Y GOD LIVER OIL. never
dszproIs and experience has proved superior
all ard the only reliable CoSsUaPTInx-
oil in the adul-
erzted with seal oil. whale OIL &C.. much
cannot be taken to procure the Genuine.
Oar Oil il made factory in newfoundland and
lotc
HEGEMAN CLARK Co. Thousands who had used other
oil OF inferior quality AID about giving in despair
have been restored health by using the Genuine OIL Of
manutacture. Sold bv all Druggists. jan243mdAw
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL HIRAM NELSON.
AUCIIONERRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers,
SHAvING leased for aterra of and fitted upthe
House. Main and Third streets, We
receive for sale a auction or private
SALE all wares sad merchandise; househoi
furniture, horses, busgies. etc.. etc.
Ossh advar sie co nsig when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
,ommencinsat 9o'cock A, NJ. Also Tuesday "Wednesday
and Friday lights. at carly gastight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The hrst Mon day every nth, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Nap the City OF
Evansville containing all the recent EnlargeDess and be-
evng VIII the interest of all concerned havs
tie first Mo aday OF Every for the sale of
Real Estate aueoi. All those wishing to cell reques
to eir in time give public du notice.
The paronags those having Houses and Lots Laud
SALE solicit
tod. iyl5 WOOLSEf NELSON. A1et's
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. March e4.-Stpamers news rendered
-four if possible duiler and more unsettled prices en-
tirely nomiual. receipts moderate, stocks rapidly in
creasing. Whisky advanced % with sales of l40v
bbl3 important change in prOvsi ms, sales OF 2o0
bills bulk sides 9sc to be delivered IN 80 daF
500O1 bbis shoulders in bulk at &c. indicating a
decline Of y there IL moderate demand for mess
P,rk To fiji orders 1T sal 80. Bacon neglected and
prices nominal small sales OF Lard at 1850 for bbls,
market closed decidedly heavyi Glover seed arm at
81 5.G,1 80 with fir demand.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nrw YORK March 2i.-Fiour market depressed sales
eco bbls State 9jc lower sale sat S. GnDj -. Ohio
lie lower. sales sGG6 40: Southern 81 1905 3d.
Wheat dc, ales 61O0 bushels b owe:. rates
nominal. Corn dull and heavy. stes 200 bushels At
decline of lc: for While aud yellow aud mixed Pc.
Pork stendy, yrirne advanced see per bb. Beef aud
Bacon firm. Whiskv, sales at 2jaa61sc &C. Stocks gen
orally lower and dull.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

HU~r RECEtvEp.-
q 100 boxes mixed Pickles; 100 boxes Gherkirs;
- do pickled Onions; 25 DO liekled Cabbage;
% do do Peppers, for sale low bv
uhis TENNEY & SORENSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
ROYAL HAVANA LOrTE,sY!

The DRAWING ofths Royal Havana Lottery
conducted by the spanish Government. under
the supervision o. the Captain Gems
ralof Cuhs. viii take plaes
Havana
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
MADAME HAHN

EDESPEcTFULLy informs the dies Of Evansville and
vicinitv. that she has received and is now opea
ing her spring stock OF
p A RI S III | L L Y L r
pripy full and eieesnt OF Ladies' Dress
Has Bonnets Ribbons Flowers Head Dresses Caps. Ves
itfs Collars Cheiaisetts together with articles
reraning the trade This entire stock il Of the best
finish and for of fsbrc and elegance OF
in this line the city.
eB- A examination N is respectfully invited. mh7 sm
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

- .. RAGS assorted Cotton Yarn;
a. ee s bags 10 Carpss Chain:
80 bales Coston Batting; 10 bales Candle Uick ins
ree'dby mhf z. "A. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
ssETstsED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE SANDS or LIFE
EEAyE nearly ont. discovered while in the East
n Indas. Consumption, chitis,
Coughs Colds. aud debility. This remedy dis
covered by him when hts only ehica laugherwas given
die Wishing 20 DO much good possible he will
such of his afflicted fellow beings request il this
with full directicrs for making and ssfniy
it. He uires each applicant TO ineiose him
shilngthree returned postage the recipe
aud the be applied tn. Of this ad
ser;isemeut. Address DR.. II JAMES. -
Gec30 3md&~ No. Is Grand street, Jersey City. n. J.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
NEW YORK MARKET.
1851. SPRING GOODS. 1857
A Large Arrival of Fresh Ssoc,s for Spring.


1857. SPRING GOODS. 1857
Large Arrival Of Fresh Ssocs for Spring.
Nv We dstermned this spring % take he lead in
selling aud Shoes low prices and Goods will do
IL. Just cal in and let shor We have them now.
and 'tis worth while 70 drp IN an see the
ne fa.h.ons. mhIs HcREA s WELLS.
ADIts I. ALTERS -Aia-ge assortment at all prices
nhrs McREA 4 WELLS.
ysLtCK iND BRONZE TOILET SLIPS These
beauties again hand. aud supply yOursel he
they Also fe~ dozen wrnqrh aorasg Slips
a. mhis McREA & WELLS FIRST street.
JACOB >CygEUHEH.
yyAIN street between Firs. aad second hivex equal.
va ifnotsuperiSr aivantrsso purchasing his
of the largest aai hest seertcd stocks
Cigars. SEri Che wing smoking Tobacco which he
and will sell low te.ms house ia the city.
mhIS-in
OOn BUSHELS prime Ear Corn: rod ner railroad
sztFO by uhI2 z. VI COOK son.
To PORK HOLDERS.
- ,,~>a THE saberiber having eonpleted ,JT-s,sA
NII@ an immense SMOKE HOUSE. ia al 10y
lLIll.3 ii.ioa his Pork Wa ehouss which ASz--~
hundred thousand yonnis of PorE. Is
prepared aec0mm0dats wishing 10 have th.ir
in lot Of les than thousand pounds
each than have ever Sore been CHARGED in
the city. MICHAEi: GANiSA
N. A.-The building is dreproof. iani3-Sm
sI..: msCK'xFp Cheese. a. s.. r.s,.A Dairy:
mhi9 TEyNEY & sOEENSoN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
hAOASES Bllts aai Saoes. lust rss'A sot Tor
W. by mh7 KEEN L. PRESTO,
SPECIAL EEECFIDy

eSHSErlNts.iob bales Csnnsltor sheetirss rec this
- das aud or sale ba mhi7 KEEN PRESTON
EYROOMs. BUCK ETs AND TUBs.-A large and
- cueiets assortment IN s.ere and for safety
phl- 3AN'L yiCKERY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
MAtGEk 2STRI, 1857.
6 g % q q . O!!!
SORTE0 NUIERo 575 0RDINARI0.
CAPT. TAI PRIZ ,0O0!!
APPROXIMATIONS.

The preceding aud the following numbers 20 those
VIM ing the following prizes. entitlei to. viz:
To the $40 ta0 500
To tho 20 uQ0 400
the 400
10 -.
To is)
All THE PKIZEs ABOVE DRAWN EVERY
pIAwISG.
as-whole Tickets. sso: Haves. 30; Quarters. s5-p9
In the ahove sshemss Ickefs only.
tered trori q, 2sMO. There 200 fu Pgzes snd 2n
ordinations, making in all 229 Prizes. No smaller
prize than an0
The prIes are payable wthnu; discount presentation
a the Hpy A Treasury in Havana.
s The subscribers will ash all prizes at cent dis
count ehlrs rg thi- for exeh ,nge
ss An ofieia crawin, will be sent each
purchaser tiekess will please write the
ra and give their Post Once County and State.
Bls on al solvent baaSs taken par
Driers tickets the above scheme. wiu
receive prompt attsntion when aairesSed TO
mhl-td A. GONZALES 6 co. Nashville. Team.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
NEW BOOKS. NEW nooHs.!

EDAUL FAME. by " p wiiIis-his novel;
TuE NIGHT WATCH. a Tale o Social Life in the
South and clever novel.
FANNY FERNS PLAY-DAI BO0E-just new;
GoDEY'S LADIES' bOOk for February:
YANKEE NOTIONS for do:
RECOLLECTION OF A LIFE TIME-by Goodrich
a mnst Interesting and instructive work.
Also alotot Valentin IS in great variety at
jan27 DoBELL LISTERS.
q dSHREsE AND BUCR WH8iT.-ao s,ck. ruck
u wheat Flour; 10 boxes prius W r. Cheese. reed by
railroad and for sale by IznI3 VICkERg * JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
UNION EiESgItI!

N1AyISG sold my entire interest in the Livery and
Al Safe Stable to solomon X hn. hereby return my
thanks friends and customers and
continuance of patronage TO Mr. Kahn who will CONTINUE
the business. mill In T.. II. DEGARMO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
CHEAPER THAN EVEIs.

rNNHE undersigned respectfully in forms his frends and
public generally that he removed from hi old
near the the house lately occupied by Mr..
Hart store, Main from first.
where leops constantly hand good
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES
FANCY JEwELRY
FREASTPISS, &c.
All his stock he oHering Unprecedented low
prices for cash preparatory repleni his stock He
also repairs clocks wstche and all kinds of ievelry at the
notice aud reasonable Give hiri call
slse here lie dsermin ed please
in quality aud price. nhil-3m CHAS. BARSbM-
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25
FIRsr ARKIVAL or sPR.NG Guors.

"a ZEN Il PRESTON has received this day
IA 2S cases Prints: ~ eases ro'toaads;
do Lawns: do tiinghams;
81 bales Brown Shcetn<s;l0 do Bleechsd;
do striped Sheeting 10 bales Ticking. and for sale
~ re2-
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

fHNRIBUTE TO DR. KANE.--The best tribute that
II be paid his rs to read the OF
his aud xplo Arctic Region sale
by mill DOBELL * LISTER.
HNHOICE W II. CNIEs E.-3o hoxes large and choice
" W esterp Reserved Cheese rec d this day by
mill u. Ii. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-03-25

M BBLS Orange Valley Whisky;
II ~ ~ 2n do Ola Rye: tbl No Nutucgs;
IOe lbs sugar cured Dried Bee. -ec'd and for sale
by fe23 I. & d. HEiMANN.