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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-03-11
XXXyth COngress--First Session.
WAsuINGTOS, March I0-M

WASHINGTON, March lo-M
lIoUsE.-The morning hour Was consumed
ia excusing members from serving on Com
mittee Of Accounts.
The Senate passed resolution paving res
poets 10 the late Senators Butler, Bell, and
Rusk.
WASHINGTON, March S-PM
HoUsE--Stephens asked leave to present
the Kansas Committee report. Sherman Of
Ohio objected, until the select Committees
are called. Stephens said that would not be
until month. In the mean time he should
take the responsibility OF printing.
Volunteer bill under discussion.
SENATE.-Mr. Mason Of Virginia express
I'D himself in favor of stopping the printing
of the reports altogether.
Mr. Brown of Mississippi said, ''Stop
the ranking privilege, and yod will get rid
of all"
Brooks said no Publisher in the Union
wsuld publish them if offered the cory rights
gratis.
Toombs OF Georgia said lie would abolish
the ranking privilege.
Slidell of La, moved to POSTPONE the qucs-
tien indefinitely. Lost.
The resolution TO print was amended, lin
iting books of one volume to 900 pages, and
thus passed. The resolution provides for
10000 copies Patent Office Report on Nc
chanics.
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The RIVER opposite this place continues
to recede slowly.
The favorite packet j. ii. Done, will be up
this morning from Cairo, aud return again
in the afternoon.
The following Wabash boats arc laid up
for the present: City of Cairo, at Hutson-
vile; Statesman, at Vincennes; Isaac Shell
by and j. d. Early, at Nine Mile Island; w.
5. Nelson, at Mount Carmel; Umpire, at
Russclvillc; and VIM. Knox, at Terre IIautc.
The unfortunate David Gibson il still fast
on the falls, and it is doubtful whether she
can be saved.
The Missouri river Is now open, although
full of floating ice, ard very low.
At New Orleans up f5cights were more
plenty, and rates steadily advancing.
The following boats are due here to-day:
Dunleith, for Nashville; Fred Iron, for St.
Louis; Ecsolute, for Arkansas river; and
the WIN. Baird, Twitehcll, AND Baltic, for
New Orleans.
The Antelope, one of the empty Louisville
packets, loaded here yesterday.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTs.

March l0th.-20 SKIS wheat, J S Jaqucss d.
Co; l64 bush wheat, ii + Reed; 43 barrels
whisky, Allis & Howes; lSs SKIS WIZ Iglc-
hart Bros; keg brandy, box cign ] beer
keg. Il bx tobacco, Myers; s4 SKIS corn,
Wheeler & Riggs; 8 bbls eggs, & ID Hell
mann; bar iron, springs, Sam. Orr; bx,
l bag, mdse, p IIornbroOk d Coz S barrels
-four, Geo Foster &; Co; 229 bbls -four, bbls
apples, i A Crane; bale mdse, a Lowen
thall; BIKE hardware, Babcock Il Sontag, s
bxs dry goods, bx glassware, j ii Maghee
e. Co; bx shoes, Roscr Bros Il Frey; car
load poultry, Prero IL Jumper; box mdse,
+ Miller; s bxs mdse, Lewis Kahn; 5 bdlc
sacks, Bement & Viele; 80 SKIS wheat, Chas.
Smith, 40 bbls whisky, Preston Bros: 50 SKIS
coffee, Fred Kron; empty beer bbls, Cook
e. Rice; 81 dressed hogs, VIM Thurston.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March l0-M
Flour very dull, and unchanged. Whisky
l6H and steady. Groceries buoyant and un-
settled. Provisions quiet, and nothing done.
CIScISSATI, March l0-r. N.
Flour dull and unchanged; small sales at
$3 7C@3 - for superfne. Whisky 1917 and
steady. Lnsccd Oil advanced to 60. Pro-
visions held firmly, but demand not active;
$40 hhds bacon sides sold at s5k6ssI. and
$50 900 lbs bulk meat at So and Z "a for
shoulders and sides. Nothing done in mess
pork or lard, and both unchanged. Glover
Seed dull A. 81 1904 90. Butter dull ut l0@
lac for roll, acd l2@l6 for packed. Oats
dull, and selling 1t s2@ss. No change in
other kinds of grain. Goney market quiet
aud unchanged.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
WASHINGTON. March 10-M

WAshiNoIOS: .haiSu lV-A
The Senate has confirmed J. W. Keys, Of
Springfield, H.; Revel NJ. English, of Alton.
H.; Francis ". Gwth, Of New Albany, Ind;
James Elder, Of Richmond, Ind; Rollo Doo-
little, of Madison, Ind; j. w. Lewis, Of
Knoxville, Tenn; A. i. Durbin, CT Lyons
Iowa, pcstmasters.
The Herald says General Seth Clover, Of
Pennsylvania, has been appointed Indian
Agent in Kansas, vice McCuslih, removed.
WARRINGTON, March 1o-rM
1t Is asccrtai.ed there are about twenty
five more speeches to be delivered in the Sc
nate on the Kansas question:; but it is sup
posed the vote will be taken next week.
In the House to-day fifty members, g least,
desired the floor to express their views on
Kansas matters.
Stephens, Chairman of the Kansas COM
mltIee. is about to publish on his own res
possibility, the majority report, not having
obtained consent to do so.
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Philadelphia Market.

GHILADELPHIA, March IV-PN
Provisions quiet. firm, and we notice fur
Their sales of mess Pork at sl7 on time; and
goo casks green meats at 9@9ai, for hams,
and &c for shoulders. The stocks are very
small, ard the receipts of all kinds light.
Lard is in steady request at 1oA@1O19 in
kegs. Butter dull; sales Ohio at 1l@l2.
Breadstuffs quiet; receipts of -four continrc
small, and holders are firm at Sc so per Dbl
fancy lots brought 15@6 25. No sales rye
-four or corn meal. Wheat-good quality
scarce and wanted at 06@l 0s for god red !,
and 2s@l 80 for white. Rye sells freely ut
20. Corn active, but the absence of receipts
restricts operations; 10000 bus yellow sold at
6G@6l, closing at 81. 500 bbls Ohio whisky
sold nj 22c.
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New York Market.
New YORK. Marcl

Cotton firm. Flour firm; Ia, 900 bbls sold.
Wheat heavy; 500 bushels sold; southern
red 81 1901 20; white 81 2S@l So. Corn
very dull: Mess Pork Sc lower; sales at
slS =, S $50 5o Lard s t Bacon
firm at s[<@9H for hams; 65s@6H for
shoulders. Better active at l4@iS. Tallow
heavy at lOI. Whisky dull. Sugar buoy
ant. aud ad yanced 1<@1f; Orleans quoted at
sdSsI. Coffee buoyaht at 913@ll1a. Re
ceipts Of beeyes, 200; sSeep, $500; swine,
4es. BeeSes in better supp'v, and declined
1<GsIc; sales at 7@ll-averasse s19@s:-
Sheep unchanged. Swine 5ssi Tor corn fed.
Stocks lower.
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Anti-Lecompton Mass Meeting.

The Anti-Lecompton Mass Convention as
semblcd at the theatre at IL o'clock this
morning, Col: Manypenny presiding. Let
tsrs we're read from Wise and Walker. In
the afternoon Stanton delivered powerful
address, three hours in length, which was
listened TO gith mUrked attention. a series
Of resolutions were unanimously adopted
Great enthusiasm was manifested. Abou.
], 500 persons were present, including many
leading Dem oerats OF the State.
Tonight a meeting is held in Concert Hall,
which is crowded TO ia utmost capacity
The Hon. Stanley Matthews, District Attor-
ney for Southern Ohio, spoke. and was warm
" received. Judge johnson, of Kansas, sue
seeded kim. Durbin Ward Is nov speaking
The meeting will coRtinue till a late hour.
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Court Martial.

CARLISLE, Pa, March 1o-PN
A court martial for the trial Of Col. Sum-
ner of the LIST regiment Of cavalry, was con-
vened at the barracks this morning, in phr-
suance Of an order issued by the War De-
partment. In consequence Of the absence Of
Major John r. Lee, the Judge Advocate, and
the sickness of Gen. Wool. the court did not
organize. 1t is understood that Gen. DOL
will not be present. The members adjourned
until to morrow. C. J. Sumner on his arri-
val was most cordially greeted by bis bro
Their officers. Gen. Harvey was In attend
ance.
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Election Riot.

WINCHESTER, y. H., March lo-Px
A disturbance took place in the 9th ward
of this city to-day, during the Election. A
party of Rowdies took possession of the ward
room, tore the check list into pieces, broke
ono ballot box, and threw one Of the others
ont of the window.
Several persons were badly beaten. Seve-
raj fights also took place to day between the
Irish Republicans and Irish Democrats.
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River News.

PIrTsBURG, March l0-M-River unchang
ed; weather pleasant; mer 40.
CIScISSATI, March l0-M-River has fal.
len inches since noon yesterday.
PITTsBgRGu, March l0-P NJ. - Weather
mild and springlikc, but no impression has
been made on the river yet.
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T. ARES.
COAL!! COAL!! COAL!!I


HAVE just erected \ Parbank' Scale, for the pur-
j pose Of weighing nv coal. shall sell my coal hy
weight, according to the law Of the State. have y
ge stock Of superior quality OF Pttsburg Coal and
iny,, all friends to give me call and try IL.
have be eighteen years in the business and profes,
20 be judge The price Of coal is cents per
All orders EFT ut the Gas Company's Office between
Y;rsf and Sec md Locust street, NJ HOrnbrook
Store on Water street at my Coal Office, Mt the la
mas, Wharf viii I've attended to. All coal must he
raid Tor when ordered, in lankahle currency.
dsrsa n ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 0-P
Sugar firm at 5sl@6S. Flour a. s5@4 81.
Rcd wheat sl@i %; white wheat 81 05Gfl 90.
Yellow corn coo. Mess Pork $40. Lard IN
bbls s]k@s5Ec. Coffee firm at l0%@l2.
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AN ORDINANCE

To ptessibc he time within which real estate may b
sold for the apment Of City TaNes assessed thereon:
SECTION 1. BE IL ordained by the Common Council
Of the City Of Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage Of this Ordinance, IL sfa and may be lawful for
the City Collector at any me AFTER the ht Monday In
October, and before the second Monday OF March OF
each to the taxes assessed, real estate,
either by the seizure and sale Of the goods and chaes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the lot
piece Of ground Itself upon which the tax remains
-hpad or much thereof as be necessary TO pay
such taxes and costs Of advertising and sale.
Attest: JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
WELL ii. WALLER. Clerk, fstA
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NTx YoRk 1l-P

At sale OF teas to-day, green teas held
steady. but black declined about per cent.
At an auction of sugars, Orleans commanded
very full prices. and in some enscs, slight
advance.
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co,is Coal! Coal!

VVyE have now on hand, I'D are daily receiving,
W the hest COAL that has .ver been introduced
into this market. which We are s.lug low Good eur
rency will he received in payment. Oriers LETT al the
store OF JNO. ". HUGuEs, next to the State Bank,
;ansltf JNO. W. HUGHES & CO.
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PlTrssuIo, March 10,

Munroe Stewart, one Of the Mcheespor'
rnurderers, recently pardoned, but held for
another trial, died yesterday afternoon OF
small pox.
Kelly, the murderer OF Mss Wiesman, was
sentenced yesterday 70 be hung.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. March 10-rM
Flour firm. in fair demand. Wheat 05@
OS, and white 06@l %. Corn firm $3.50
fer white, and 59@6l for yellow. Whisky
2l1l. Provisions buoyant-Mess pork Is 81.
Lard Io@T0Is. Bulk meats 6%@s%.
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sailed.
BosToS, March 10--P ,

The America sailed at noon for Liverpool
via Halifax. She carlies out no specie, and
only 80 passengers.
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NIEwArKIx, March 10,

A man named Conrad, yesterday attacked
policeman Hermann Of this city, and inJn, cd
him severely that his life is-dIspairo.i Of
Conrad was committed to jail, and last night
hung himself.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

\" ILIs be received until next Saturday night, 9Th
w inst, at the office Of the unders gned, for 20
I'LL UP Vine street TO the proper grade. The earth Be
taken from Tenth street, Crescent Enlargement. by
occur, the same will be made up by excava,ng a sui.
hcient quantity from Ninth street between Vine and
Sycamore streets; to complete the grade Of Vine
WELL Il. WALKER, Clerk.
~ xfofer \
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TERMS OF SALE
Two Dwellings and Lots for Sale on
Accommodating Terms.

TIME undersigned offers two Frame Two Story
Dwelling Houses. IngIe street, near Retl,
Iianney Co.'S Foundry heing lots No. - and u in
biock IL, In Stockwelps Enlargement. The Dwellings
are nearly new. well built-cnntainins I'VE and six
rooms each. Either will make a comfortable home
for man n moderate circumstances. They viii he
sold at bargain, As the owner has le town and gone
to farming.
Ifnot sold before the SIXTH DAY OF APRIL, they
will then lie put up at auction 10 the highest bidder.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
For further PARTICULARS apply to Mr.. Garvin, Real
Estate Agent, Crescent City building.
MARI WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, N III lU-PN
Returns from l5s towns give Hale, Repub-
lican. 90 900, and Cate Democrat, 24,OOO.-
The Legislature as far as heard from stands
l40 Republicans, to l29 Democrats.
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NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March 10.
The Rev. Nathaniel w. TAYLOR, Dwight
Professor of Yale College, died this morning
ut the age of IL.
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Smiled.

New YORK, March 10-PM
%hc steamship Northern Light for Aspin-
wall, sailed this afternoon, with 900 passen-
gers.
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NOTICE.

q LII persons concerned will take notice Ia GER
"A thcaie given by tie School Commissioner o.
Nanderburg county TO one Walter Beal, Sep,ember
18th s3, for the purchase Ct lot No :, on the plat Of
the School Lands and being the southwest quarter CT
the northeast quarter of section To- town g. south
II west, containing ~ less, which certf
cate was assigned by sad Beal TO Ambrose Yeage,
is the property OF the undersigned by purchase
has been lost and deed made said land and thai
the undersigned intends TO apply TO the Auditor Of sd
county for certificate, according to the law in
that case provided. ANTONY KOSTAR
octiO-ditGw3m
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NEw YoRg, March l0-M,

Henry C. Brotherton, bookkoepcr in the
Union Rank is a defaulter in 100000,
Cambled away. warrant mas been issued,
Uni lac is not 10 be found.
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An and after Wednesday March Ord, the up Mail
~ train leaves Evansville ut minutes past NJ;
arrives az Terre lIautc minutes paste.
The down Mail Train leaves Terrs IIaute minutes
past r. NJ :aTriycs at Evansville minutes past TO-
The accommodation Trains leave as heretofore, but
pass vincennes North, AZ 1875; SOUTH ut l2:53; arrive
AZ Terre IIautr $40, and Evansville 5:Ss Pm.
All Stations, except Princeton. PatoKa, VnccnnoS,
Carlisle and Sullivan, male Flag stations.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

yhRDERED III It the owners Of lots in Block No. y.
~ Lamasco, cause o plank side walk, four feet In
wih to lie laid down along the north side Of said block
on Franklin street, within ten das after the publica
ton OF this notce, ai2 II dtd thereof, the Common
CouAeil viii IrocCed to perform said york, and the
costs aid expenses @cuing thereby, viii he assessed
to aud collected by sale 81 Said property, or 50 much
thereof As viii satisfy said lien and costs.
by order Of the Common Couuril:
WELL ID. WALKER, Clerk.
marriott (Nolksbota copy.)
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FOREIGN.
EMPLOYMENT.

$50 a Month and all Expenses Paid.
AN AGENT Is WANTED II EVERY TOWN
N and Cou ~ in the United States, 70 engage in a
re -pectaIe and easy business, by which, tire eove
profits may he certainly realized. For full particulars
| address III, MONNETT & co corner of Broome and
Mercer Streets New York City, inclosng postage
Samp. feiysS-d&glm
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the qualified
Voters Of the City OF Evansville that the annual
City Election for the purpose Of eecng nineteen Qe
CouI cimen; One CITY Clerk; One CITY Collector;
Ore City Treassrers One City Marshal; One City
Assessor, and One CITY Surveyor, will take place on
the FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL. being the 9Th day
to-wit:
Upper Precinct-At the Neptune Engine House, x.
ii. DeGauno, Esq, Inspector.
Middle Precinct-At the Young America Engine
House, Robert Fergus, Esq, Inspector.
Lower, or Lamasco Precinct-At the Union Engine
House, Daniel Chute, Esq /, Inspector.
Discretionary power. is given 20 each Inspector 10
appoint their own judges and Clerk.
By order of the Common Council.
WELL ii. WALKER, elk.
milo Nolksbote and Enquirer copy till 3rd Of AprilD
Sale of the LamascO Market House.
TuNHE CITY MARSHAL, will, on the 18th day Of
III March, proceed TO sell the Old Lamasco Market
Ilouse-the same 10 be removed within given time
Payment for same to be In either cash or City Orders
nj tune OF sale
By order OF Common Council:
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
marriott fNolksbote copy
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nc Iahaua HTS aiTi'eu Win uates 10 TIC
21th.
The sales of cotton for the week were 81 900
bales. All qualities slightly advanced
Breadstnffs quiet. Provisions declining
Consuls 961s9ST.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
HALIFAX, March l0-PM
The Palmerston Ministry had resigned,
and Cabinet had been formed under the
auspices Of the Earl of Derby. After its
first formation, IL had been modified by Lord
Stanley taking the Colonial Department and
Bulwer Lytton retiring from il.
The trial of the conspirators against Napo-
Icons life resulted in the conviction Of Orsi-
nj, Rudio, ana Pierre, who were sentenced to
death, aud of Gomez. who was sentenced to
penal solitude for life.
The Danish Ministry had resigned.
The Canada furnishes no later intelligence
from India or China.
The steamship Edinburgh arrived out on
the Goth. Cotton is quoted at an advance of
IS, although some circulars report an ad-
vance of g. l6.
LIVERPOOL, Feb Goth.
The trade of Manchester was favorable
with slight advance on all descriptions of
goods
BreadStuffS-market closed quiet. Rich
arlson, Spence IL Co., quote -four as dull
and unsaleablc ut the following quotations.:
Western Canal pos 6d@22s. Philadelphia
aud Baltimore 22s 6d@25s. Ohio 24s@27s;
the latter was obtained for a lot received via
New Orleans Wheat dull. and nominaily
quoted at 6sd6s 81 for red Western; 7s@7s
Cd for white. Corn dull at 33s 6d@3is for
yellow, and 34s for white. Various circulars
quote beef heavy at decline of sd owing TO
holders pressing upon the market. Pork
closed dull. Bacon elso dull, with but little
inquiry; il has suffered decline of Sd during
tho week. Lard dull at SOS for good. Tai
low unchanged. Coffee steady. Rice steady
and quiet. Little inquiry for tea, and prices
weak. Resin buOyant.
LONDON, Feb Goth.
The market il generally unchanged, mon
ey being very abundant. The bullion in the
Bank of England had increased f29O 900 du
ring the week.
The London Times reports the following
quotations from sales Of the 2sth: Illinois
Central Railroad So DIS cunt; Illinois Gen.
trail bonds, sS1S; Illinois Central 6's 1875, Sc.
Michigan Central 30; New York Genital rs
%; Erie stock %; Erie bonds 1871, Sc;
Pennsylvania Central s's first mortgage, 50.
Still Further.
The Canadslpassed the Arabia off Cork on
the Goth.
NEW CABINET.
Premier, Derby; Chancellor of the Ex-
ehequcr, D'Israeli; Lord Chancellor, Sir +.
ThcsIger; President of Council, Earl Of Sal
isbury; Lord Of the Privy- Seal, Earl Hard
wick; Home Department, Spencer Walpole;
Foreign Affairs, Earl of Malmsbury; Colo
nial Affairs, Sir Bulwcr Lytton; Secretary OF
War, General Peel; Admiralty, Sir /. Pal
lington; Postmaster, Lord Colchester; Board
of Trade, Mr.. Healy; Board of Control, Lord
Marlborough; Public Works, Lord John
Manors; Attorney General, SirF. Kelly
Parliament adjourned to March 10th.
4 colliery explosion Mt Mountain Ash
Wales, killed 10 men.
Caato0 was captured on the goth Of De
cembcr.
yeh, AID the Tartar General were made
prisoners.
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THE LIVER INVIGORATOR!

0DREPAREp BY DIX: SANFORD, Is GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and II daily work.
in lmost too great believe. IL cures as fby
M, gle even the first dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than one bottle is required to cure Wind of
" Complaipt, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspep-
sia 10 Common h.adashe, all Of which the result
ef a Diseased Liver.
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Among the hundreds Of Liver Remc-ii"s now Offered
o. the public. there none ran fully RECON-
ueDd Dr. Sanford Invigoranr, generally known
now throughoutth the Union. This desperation Il truly
Liver Immigration, proucing the most h'ppy results
on all who IL. Almost innumeaAc certihcates
have been given Of the grt virtue Of this MEDICINE by
those ~ the highest standing in society, and we know
10 to he the est preparation before the public-Upsos
COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
W. BIEHBOWER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD l. CO.,
mari Proprs1rs, 81 Broadway New York.
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TO MAsOSs ANp CeYTRACTORs,

TIME COMMON COUNCIL OF the City Of Evans
III vile prepared to receive Sealed Proposals up
to Saturday the 18th day CT March, 1861 for building
extension TO the Division street Culvert, North
East Of the Canal, Of AS feet in length.
Pan and Specifications now on hle In the once
of the undersigned. WELL III. WALKER, elk.