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When Each Shall be to Each Bro
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There is an unto Id wealth of bliss,
In hating little loving much,
Until the heart that throbs amiss
Shall thrill at sorrows every touch.
We love too little here below
We know too little of each otberi
But in the prime
OF coming time,
Each man shall be to each a brother.
Ambition, envy, greed and pride,
The soul of man too much consume;
Too few seek out hfe's darker side
With love its darkness to illume.
Too few are great in doing good.
Asguides and helps to one another
Few gaze away
To the coming day.
When each shall be to each q brother.
We do not hear the angel feet
That fall beside us in Lies PATH
Nor do we feel the hearts that beat
So ne ar 10 ours Existence hath
So much to share with greedy self.
We grow oblivious Of each otheri
And thus delay
The coming day.
When each shall be to each a brother.
Kind words bear healing Christ-like deeds
Are prayers. embodied forth to views
o speak! and heal the heart that bieeds!
Act! and the earth may bloom anew!
If earth hath lost one Eden time.
Through love ityet may 'Din another
When man shall be
Unselhsh, free,
And each shall be TO EACH a brother.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-29

FASHIONABLE WoMEN.-"Read the bio
graphies of our great, good men and wo-
men," says an exchange, "not one of them
had a fashionable mother. They nearly all
sprung from plain, strong g-minded women,
who had about as little to. do with fash
ions as with changing clouds"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-29

OF Many men carry their conscience
like drawn sword, cutting this way and
that in the world; but sheathe it, and keep
it very soft and quiet when it is turned
within. n.-Beecher,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-29

OEy-lcslerday, as Il stranger from Boston
was passing through the State House yard,
he wes accosted by an lrishman with, AN
where. please yer honor, is the voting
pl.cer IL do TO know" was the reply
81 am stranger here" "And fax, 80 an
|. Hartford CourGRt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-29

0rTThe expectation of future happiness
is the best relief of ANXIOUS thoughts, the
must perfect cure of melancholy. the guide
of lie, and the CONT, IT o. death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-04-03
Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April IN
There have been some speculative move
rents in the -four market to-day, and sales
have been large and closed with q frmer
feeling, and more disposition on the part OF
holders to accept present quotations, 500 bbls
sold at 25G4 81 for superfinc, so for ex-
ira and 4 62@4 IS for extra family. The in
spcctions for the week are $4,000 bbls. The
bulk of the sales are for extra four at 3d.
Wheat docs not sympathize with the move
ment in -four and the market is dull, prices
being barely maintained. sales of 5000 bush
st 02@9 10 for red, and 90 for inferior up
TO 35 for q choice 10. Of Kentucky white
Corn continues TO meet an active enquiry, both
for foreign and coastwise shipment, and
prices have again advanced, 1000 bush sold
NJ sc. The demand for oats has fallen of sales
at 37@S8; 400 bush clover seed sol,! at log
25. Provisions are looking mp, but the
want Of stock restricts operation. Sales Of
mess pork at slT cash. now held ut II So
Lard firmer At lO1s@lo% in barrels, l2c, ~
kegs. Butter ranges from 14@iS for solid
packed and role. Tallow scarce and worth
iO1. Tobacco is frmer. In wool there is
more dong. Whisky firm at 2l992.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Harmonic.
Nrw Xnnr Anil 4

NEW YORK, April IN
The Harmonic, from Southampton, on the
evening of the Goth arrived last night. She
brings London papers of Saturday evening.
Consols Mt O'Clock Saturday were 96a,
The French funds were slightly imprc we'd.
The Bombay mail arrived at London on Sat
urday. The only additional news is the at
tack on Lucknow, commenced about the Goth.
IL is reported that the old King Of Dude
had declared himself King of India. He has
ordered the insurgents not to fight the Eng
fish, but to disperse in bands of 40 or so, and
scour the roads and kill the English.
Maunliagh has asked for pass into Re-
paul, to pass his days in retirement.
The Bareilli rebels lost 500 infantry on the
10th of February.
The Malwa contingent, the greater part of
which mutinied, will be formally disarmed.
Fort Buaramkata has been abandoned by
the rebels and demolished by the English.
A column has been sent from Jubbelpore
on the great Ocean road, to destroy several
villages. The rebel attack on the village OF
Slumabar was repulsed.
Fort Byrajorghur was captured; 80 rebels
were shot. The rebels wee quite beaten
with loss of 200.
A small Government post at Tallow an sus
tanned an attack for several hours, though
defended by only ten men. The assailants
carried off the women and children who were
in the village.
The Bombay export market unchanged.
The China mail is expected 1t London or
Monday.
Several small vessels of-war are fitting on
TO reinforce the China force.
Canrobe has taken possession of his com
mand.
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rREAsURrR's REPoRr, FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MsksH .6TIr, 1855.
s57,aS % ss7 EOS %

II will he seen ~ the above and foregoing reports
that the Liahtiessrc lot ard will be the duty
OF the next Council TO report the proable amount OF
revenue he raised for the 1856 and so. Your
Committee will not refer to that but conhpe themselves
10 the Expenditures and transactions Of the present
Council
The principal ard In fact al the contracts that haze
been let and now under way, has teen "a at the
gent solicitation OF the tax payers. And, in the opn
ion Of your committee the absolute wants of the city
required the same be largest por ion Of these out
laws have for the building Of OAK ST. eet culver,
and the commencing Of Division street culvers. The
built with view Of completely draining all that por
ton OF the City above Cherry STREET, and extending
out TO Eighth street, which will be done eiectually
when Uak street Is brought to its proper grade.
DIvTSIoS STREET cULvERT-The first payment OF
5000 has been msde the contractor, Mr.. Richie on
this Job, which Is 10 ne completed before Janu-
ary 81 $50, at cost OF 10000.
The contract for that portion OF said culvert extend
ing AS feet Division street. awarded Messrs
Goldman and Arnold on the 31th day OF March lsSs,
and the FIRST Of 500 made said tractor,
the urobsbe cost n said portion will not excead $3.50
This culvert no one can fail TO the great neoes
sty Of, as mpastsly drains all the North Eastern
portion Of The CITY and vas made the Item
time of ANNEXATION.
Outlays have bssn made for the benefit Of the Fire
Dcpaxtmenti IN the erection OF two large and commo.
dious engine houses aud the purchase OF addttonsl
appasasus ell OF which was done fo< the better per
fseioo md orsss.sson o. the Pro Department Of The
p1sv system G hy4ns s.s pspss and erection Of
pot, sed lsnrs, KAT ~ -ss3Et-gtse o<oers OF pop
s-ry ,y',f &C Y i-SSc: :, Env ,--s' .eru,'ns R.s
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PUIr.A

4 Benevolent Institution, established 6y special
endOcment far The relief Of TIE SICK and
distressed, afflicted sciA FTr~lent and Eof-
denaic diseases. --..-..
vUNO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis.
III eases, such as SpermatoHhpa, Seminsl w eak-
ness, Impotence, GonorrhRa, elect, Syphilis, the
Vice Of OnaniSE, or Self-abuse, &C. &c.
The Howard Association, IN view OF the awful ces.
ructon of human fe caused BY Sexual diseases, and
the receptions practced upon the unfortunare victims
Of such diseases by Quacks, several years ago dreced
their Consulting Surgeon, Char table ac, worthy
of Their name, open Dispensary for the treatment
of this class Of diseases in all their FORMS and 10 give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by
letter. with description Of their condition, Gage, &C
cupation habits Of life, &c and in cases OF extreme
poverty, to furnish Medicines free Of charge IL l.
highest Medical skis OF the age, viii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, review OF the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere or benevolent effort
have been of great henet 10 the afflicted, especially
to the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much despisedcause.
Just published by the Association, Report on Sper
matorrhea, or Seminal " eakness the Vice OF Oman
ism, Ma turion Selfabuse, and other diseases OF
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
will he sent by mail, TN sealed letter envelope Free
OF Charge, on the receipt OF two stamps, for post
age. -, .
Address, for Report treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
ton, No. South Min n street, philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTwELL, Pres'..
EApcHuD. Spcfy Ilrl4
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The RIVER continues to fall slowly. The
weather is unchanged and delightful. Bus
mess on the levee yesterday was as brisk as
usual. The Republic took on all the freight
she could carry, with her engagements below
and let for tho South last night. The
Statesman and Clifton were busy all day at
the upper end of tie levec. and the Aurora
from Cincinnati completed her cargo for
New Orleans.
The elegant Alvin Adams will be down
this morning for Cairo, Hickman and Mem :.
phis.
The clipper packet Scio.o No. 2, in charge
Of Capt. Ballard and clerk Duncan will
leave at two o'clock to-day for Louisville
Passengers taking the Scioto, will find her
everything desirable.
The Evansville packet John Briggs will
arrive this evening and after transacting her
business will return to Louisville. The
Briggs has elegant accommodations, and her
officers are proverbally kind and attentive.
The Red Wing is loading at Cincinnati for
Wabash River.
The following dispatch was received at st.
L ouis last thursday:
GALESA, March goth.
Lake PePin il now open, and navigation
unimpeded to St. Paul.
The steamer Eolian, the frs, down, arrived
here from ST. Paul on Saturday. She left on
the 18th.
The Galena leaves for St. Paul to-day.
Tho Hamburger has been sunk in Lake
Hepin, and TishOmingo is sunk on the Low
er Rapids.
STEAMER L. N. PATTON SUyK.-A dispatch
was received from Eastport, Miss, yesterday
which announces the sinking Of this fine
steamer at that point. The Patton lett here
last Thursday with large cargo, and as the
Tennessee river is very high went up as far
as Tuscumbia landing. She was doubtless
on her return trip when the accident occur
red. The Patton was one Of the finest boats
in the trade. She was owned by Capt. Bar
nard, her commander, Mr.. VIM. Campbell,
the engineer, and several parties on the Ten
nessec river. There was an insurance on bel
of 5000 in Mr.. Tyler's Office, and probably
one more thousand in some other office. The
interest of the parties residing on the Ten.
nessee was not insured here. The dlspatcl
sta ties that the water is over her boiler deck
but as the river is unusually high she ma,
probably be raised when it recedes.
Louisville Journal.
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pipes to be laid along. to subscribe one half Of the
City subscribing the other half and each OF the par
ties TO use gas TO the amount Of such subscription.
With regard to the streets there has been csTsd cradle
work done thereon, al less expense however in pro-
portion tn the amotnt Of werk done, txn the prece-
ding yess. The work having heen done under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Smyih, Street Commits
soner, who reported the ouentity and costs of
the same, and in no instance has there been one dol.
lar expended when the same did nor actually REQUIRE
it, portion of the WORK done the streets, saw
about y, has been from earth taken from the streets
and placed upon private property, which said property
Is chargeable therefor. =,
The Tax delinquency fer Evansville end Lsrnasco
up TO $50 which Is 30 40 GO, AID there Is eced
on this present duplicate eli 1873 81 of which a,,unt
5000 is in litigation by Willard Carpenter sud lanes
Jones for himself, Evans heirs, iorby AMI others
winch delinquency, IL promptly paid at the time due
would nave redeemed al orders now In circulation,
aug nave paid into the City Treasury over 1900 in
Your Committee would furthermore state that among
the tax payers they regret 10 say that many
OF our most prominent citizens In the list, who
have not as yet paid their any portion there
In conclusion, your committee believe that in all the
transactions OF the Council the present year, and in
the performance of the duties incumbent upon them
AS such Councimen they have in each and every in.
stance been governed by the best interest of the City
and with an eye singled alone to its future advance
ment and prosperity.
All of which is respectfully submitted
J. =. ELLIOTT,
z. SHARPE.
ESansThie' harch 3ist'ls5s ap1-lwd
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XXXvth Congress--First Session.

WASHINGTON. April IN
fiousE.-The deficiency appropriation bill
was resumed.
Jones, of Tenn, said that while opposing
various items of appropriation, particularly
for the army, that incidentally there was
no evidence OF rebellion in Utah. He would
prefer to send civil officers thither, and if the
Mormons woulI not cooperate in the Ad-
ministration CT the Territory, he would re-
peal the organic law and give Brigham
Young and company fair notice to quit our
soil.
SENATE.-After some unimportant busi-
ness, the Kansas bill, as amended by the
House, was taken up. The amendments
were read. When Green of Missouri with
out further ex PLANTATION said he would submit
his motion to disagree to the direct vote of
the Senate.
BIgler, Of Penn, took the floor.
WASHINGTON, April Ppm
SESArE.-The Senate disagreed to the
House amendment, 81 against rs.
HoUsE.-Nr. Lovejoy said 1t would be bet
ter to give out the Mormon war BY contract.
He would not be surprised if tins war, by
future historians should be called o war OF
plumber and contracts. He would not vote
to put money into the pockets CT these har-
pies and jobbers who get fat Jobs for their
political opinions. He spoke OF the extrava-
CANT contracts OF Mr.. Phelps. Adjourned
till Monday.
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Was hington Items.

WASHINGTON, April IN
The bill before passing the Senate was
amended by reducing the four regiments Of
volunteers TO two.
In the House the only members seat va
cant was that of Mr.. Caruthers, who was alb
sent on account OF sickness.
Notwithstanding the result of the strug
gle the friends OF Lecom2ton are sanguine OF
ultimate success. They point to the fact
tina: there was AZ majority against its rejec-
ton as an evidence that the disposition OF
the majority is TO admit Kansas in some
shape under the Lecompton Constitution.
The Senate will not concur in the House
amendment, and the Demomocric calcula-
ton is that there will be q close vote in the
House on the motion - recede from it, and
a strong effor, will be made with that view.
Should this fail the disagreement must 90 10
o committee OF conference and on their Tt
port the question vii be presented as final
ity OF the measure.
The Senate has made the following con-
irmation-: J. s. Martin. Marshal of the
Western District of Va; L. Summers, Mar
shall OF Iowa; T. K. Dohoney. Marshall OF
KY; q. p. Cheever, Marshal OF New Mexico
Territory; 7. 9. Bryant. Marshal OF the
Eastern District of Missouri; K. Ii. Thomp-
son, U. S. Attorney Tor New Mexico, ID. W.
VOORHEES,, L. S. Attorney for Indiana; 7. B.
Childress, Z. S. Attorney for the Middle Dis
trict of Tennessee; w. ID. Ray. Collector o,
VIcksburgh, Miss; j j. McNchen, of Texas,
Consul to Acapulco, Mexico; c. Croswells
Of Wisconsin, Consul to st. Petersburb.
Letters were received this morning by the
War Department from Lieut.. Ives, COM
manding the Colorado river expedition
dated Feb. ll,h. The steamer had reached
the NOLAN valleys. The navigation of tn.
river continued difficult. The Indians stated
that they never knew the water TO be SO low
All parties were well and no accident what
had occurred.
The receipts Of tho U. S. Treasury were
nearly 81 100000 for tho last week. Thu
| amount subject to draft was over IS 900 900
and the amount Of drafts issued 81 200 900
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Valuable Standard Works.

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THE RIVER.
Arrivals md Departures.
lFrom P. O. o'Riley & Co.'S Register.
APRIL I and :

April l and 2.
Narcnso, st Leus % Pit,shurg,
Queen 81 the West, New Orleans 10 Cincinnati.
X J Ward, y Orleans 20 Louisville.
John Briggs, Louisville to Evansville and back
Anglo Saxon, So Louis TO Pittsburg.
Quaker City, Nashville 20 cincinnati.
Metropolis, PiitSburg 10 ct Louis.
Frees:One, Pitlshurg to Wabash River
Moses CIR enwoO,l. Cincinnati 20 8; Louis.
Bowling Green, Green River To Evansville.
lliChhyer, Louisville TO ST Louis
J III Done, Cairo to EvaI. svilie.
Canada. Piitshurg 10 Missouri River.
Statesman. Wabash River b Evansville
Moses Mcclellan, 81 Louis to Louisville.
Republic, New Orleans to Louisville.
WOodfnrd, New Dreams to Louisville.
Dunleith. Cincinnati To Nashville.
Melone, Nashville II Cincinnati.
Greenvilie, Gre n River IN Evansville.
DIR Kane. PittsburG 70 81 Louis.
Aurora. Pitt<hurg 10 n Orleans.
Lehigh, Pittsburgh 20 st Louis.
Tempest. Cumberland River to Louisville.
Clifton, 81 Louis TO Pittshurg.
Empire City, st Louis TO Pittsburg.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

April ad.-2s4 bbls -four, y Crane; bx
mdse. Archer IL Mackey; box mdse, +
Filchler; "a csks pork, 4 car loads bulk do
Brown & Altman; loo bbls -four, 9 bags
empty saks, Dbl beans. Geo Foster & Co;
. bbls eggs. Orr Dalzell & Co; tub butter,
Sam Vickery; AZ bbls Whisky, Allis d;
Howes
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Rue1rSoToN. VT, Marcl

BuaLSofoS, VT, March I'M
The Pioneer Mechanics. Shipyard has been
DESTROYED by fire and $50 hand have been de-
prived of employment thereby. The build
ing was occupied for various purposes. The
loss amounts to $3.50, 900. Loss of machi-
merry is estimated ut $4,000. The only
insurance is SIC 900 upon Tilburn & Co.
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Cincinnati Markets -.

CiNcrNSATI, April IN
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Whisky at
LEX in fair demand. Provisions firm. Clio
yer seed active a: 25 and scarce Eggs dull
at $3.50 and very plenty. No change in
butter.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-PM
Flour unchanged, 81 900 bbls sold 8 5561
IS for superfne and 1898 90 for extra: re-
ceip.s of 2,277 bbls. Whisky steady. good
demand at 16H sales Of 400 bbls. Provis-
ions unchapg ed, market quiet. sales Of 300
81 7I. Oats in good demand, sales 9: ssc
70 cbsrye !, groceries. Money tight, car
-opcv s-e--e r,,rargs Gull AID hssvy.
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DyTRoIr April o

The mail carriers from Sault St. Marie,
i>th ult.. have arrived here. They report the
ST.. its Of Mackinaw free from ice: Sault
river vas still bridged over with ice, but it
was gong way fast. 1t is thought that boats
leaving here on the 18th inst. would not ex-
perience any difficulty in Sault river or on
Lake superior form ice.
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New York Market

New YORK, April 2-N
Flour frm; sales 1000 bbls at 4 25@4 "a for
State, an advance of sc. Wheat steady, sales
unir; portant. Corn buoyant; sales 10000
bush; 20 for white and 691s for yellow
Mess pork advanced Toe. quoted ut l6 s5@
l6 80. prime quiet. Beef steady. Lard firm
q. l0@l0H. Whisky firm at p.
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LOUISVILLE, April Ak
The steamer R. NJ. Patton will be raised.
Wagner, who escaped form the Indianap-
oils Jail has been arrested at Lexington.
Dangerous counterfeit $20's on the Ash
land Bank of Ky, are in circulation.
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o. It is said there are hundred at
torneys in Cincinnati who have never
had case even before a city magistrate
encouraging prospect for new limbs Of
the law.
Poor fellows! why don't they run for
an Office
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April IN
Flour steady. Wheat firm at o9@l 05,
and l5@l 81. Corn firm at 5s@6O for white.
whisky dull and heavy at 21X@a2. Pro-
VISIONS firm and unchanged. Beef quoted
at sls for Baltimore mess. Pork, mess SIT
prime 1913 so.
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OF Evansville is becoming quite a
city, if we may judge by its local items.
Neao Albany Tribune.
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MONTREAL, April Bpm
Water high, above tie Victoria bridge and
the lower part of Griffentown is flooded.
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Especial Despatch to the Daily Journal.)
Burning Of the Steamer Sultan
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES LOST.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-rM
Ed. JouRSAL:-Thc steamer Sultan for
New Orleans was burnt ten miles above St.
Gencveive this morning and twenty five lives
were lost. Yours truly,
A. X. JONES.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to- the qualified
voters Of the City Of Evansyille that tie annIsi
CouIcllmen; One City Clerk; One City Collector
One City Treasurer; One City Marshall; One CIV
Assessor; One City Recorder, and One City Surveys
will take place on the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL.
being the 5th day thereof The polls will at the
following places, to-wit:
Upper Precinct-At the Neptune Engine House, E.
II. DeGarmo, ESQ, Inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young krrcfica Engine
House, Robert Fergus Esq, Inspector.
Lover, or Lamasco Precinct-At the Unioa Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq Inspector.
Discretionary power isgiven to esch Inspector 70
appoint their own juG yes and Clerk.
By order of the Co! mon Council.
milo Velssbote and Inquirer copy till Ord Of April
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ReIiyinIla Nntice.

L. wechser, minister of the Hebrew Congregation
OF this city, will deliver, Sunday the 4th inst, at
che Jewish Synagogue, Main street, at O'Clock. p
NJ, his first sermon in the English Language. The
ra,.nbers and the public generally invited to at
tend