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SOMETHING TO Do.-Of all the miserable
misanthropic, complaining creatures who
walk the face of the earth land there are a
great many more than is at all agreeable to
the rest of mankind), he who has ''nothing
to do is most to be pitied. We would not
be that man, could we walk on velvet, and
drink from gold. for the remainder OF our
days. Nothing to do but to nurse his
aches and pains-nothing to do but to pick
out all his neighbours faults, and discover
thorns where other people see onl y roses
Young man, if you would ascertain the Sc
cret of happiness, find something to do and
set about it as if you meant it. No mat err
what-digging dirt is an honorable occupa-
ton if it is honorably pursued. Nobody
knows until he has tried it what blessing
hard work may be made-not mere bone
and muscle work, but that generous, hearty
exertion which enlists mind and body alike,
and leaves its happy influence on them
both. Are you at the foot of life's ladder
it will help you to reach the top. Are you
tired, or weary, of heart-sick it is the best
medicine you can apply to the sore spot
Find something to do, and do it with all the
energy of your nature. No one ever OBJ
tanned a prize worth having without working
for it either by the head or by hand. Ifyou
want to obtain the full stature of manhood,
don't sit with folded hands, waiting for lag
gard opportunity, but go to work and make
a career for yourself. You will succeed if
you start in the right spirlt.-Lfe Illus.
trdfed.
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Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN.-Mr. John d.
Defrees, writing from Washington City to
the indianapolis Journal, April 18th, gives
q merited eulogy of Hon. Thomas Corwin.
He asks why it is that Mr.. Corwin is not
talked of for the Presidency. He then vim
dictates him from the absurd prejudice ex-
isting against him on account of his Mexi-
can War speech, in the following terms:
Here is man of acknow lodged superb
GRITTY, of patriotism, of craftsmanship,
high moral character, and yet he is not
named. Why not? Because, it is said, he
cannot be elected. Why not, again The
people would not vote for him, il is said
because, in the grandest and most eloquent
speech in the English language, he proclaim
ed that "if | were a Mexican, as | am ap
American, | would greet the invaders OF
my country with bloody hands and hospt-
able graves" Where the craven wretch
who would not thus defend his native soil Z
And yet, in this model Republic, i'll this en-
lightened nineteenth century, where We
loazt so much of our capability of govern
ng ourselves, we refuse to vote for the man
Or President who proclaimed only thai
lhich is regarded, the brightest inspiration
patriotism, the defense of ones own soil
If the nation could only have the wisdom
elect such man to the Presidency, We
hould have an administration worthy the
vest DAYS Of the Republic
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They RATIFY-" IN HoRN."-The Doug
las wing of the Democratic party in RAM
dolph county met at Winchester on Saturday
for the purpose of ratifying the nomination
of the "Little Giant" which they supposed
would be made on Friday. The nomina-
ton not being made, of course they didn't
ratify it. The chairman of the County Cen
trail Committee declared he would never rat
ify such nomination. Douglas might be
selected twenty times over by the Charles
ton Convention, but he would never vote
for HIM. He was at the head of the party
in Randolph, and would do what he could,
always, against Douglas.
The qualification " meeting broke up in
a decidedly bad humor.--IaG Jour.
Here, we learn the powder is all ready to
ratify, hut the nomination hasn't "gone
off," neither has the gun. The Democratic
brotherhood look glum. The journal tele-
graphic dispatches are looked for every
morning pretty much as the expected news
of the death of some sick friend is dreaded
The Democratic "sick mau at Charleston is
"getting no better fast He has the yell
low fever, and will soon go into the black
vomit.
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pea The Bnouirey of T,,esdav. in an

Rea. The Enquirer of Tuesday, in an ar
ticle on the Congressional nomination, re-
marks:
"The people will look to that Convention
1.-THE Princetonl for a candidate who is not
one thing to one man and quite another
thing to another; but they will expect a
man who is able and willing to conduct the
canvass upon bold Democratic principles
1t is due to the Democracy of the Gibralter
district to have such man in Congress,
and it is to be hoped that such a one may
be nominated"
We are puzzled to know whom our neigh
Dor is hitting with that kind of talk. Let
us see Law2 No Hovey? Certainly
not Miller2 Think not Gavitt? Rath-
er guess not. Shanklin? Calculate not.
NIBLAcK2 1t can't be possible Who can
he mean2
Our neighbor says something about " DEM
ocratic principles" We should like to
know what Democratic principles are
Can the Enquirer inform us2 Has the ed
itor read the Charleston dispatches for +" a
week back2" If so, how does he like 'em
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BGE correspondent of the Indiana
drmer wishes TO purchase fruit farm near
Dme good sized town. He wants from 80
rs acres at $50 TO $35 per acre, and in-
tends to raise fruits and berries
The editor of the Fdrases recommends
several cities in the State which would fur
nish a good market, but overlooks Evans
vile. This is one of the best places in the
State for the purpose.
The person wishing to buy the farm is
named W. r. Stouch. He lives in Circle
vile, Pickaway CO., Ohio
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
ICE CREAM!ICE CREAM!I

IKyRE U.N'D Err SEG NE ID WILL
N open his Ice Cream Saloon this evening for
the reception of visitors. The Saloon has been
newly fitted up, and has undergone n complete
change in the way of improvement and comfort
The visitors attending the above well known and
and attention. 2. BOYLE,
First ST., bet. Main and Sycamore. "
N. B.-PARTIES of all descriptions will be sup
piled with the best Ire Cream in the city, and with
the best and richest Cakes, and at the lowest rates
may2-ImI
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other Appointments.

In addition to the appointments Of Col.
Henry S. Lane, published in another part
of this paper, he speaks at
Princeton, on Thursday, May 3, at P. NJ.
Vincennes, on Friday, May A, att P.M.
Col. T. A. Hendricks will accompany him
and participate in the discussions.
We hope the people in those localities
will give these gentlemen good audiences.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
- HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF VigO.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN p. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
NILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
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German and French. Night School.

Wv
N spectfulIy begs leave to infOrm his friends
and the Dnhlc In general, that he has opened IA
night school for the instruction. of the French ami
German languages. Being ggassuat' OF Il European
University, aud teacher OF practice aud xp1ri
enee, which he has become hy exertiun during
number OF yeals, he hopes to satisfy all those who
may entrust themselves he enti listed his
care. and beGs the patronage Of his fellow citizens
Also, young clcrgymen aud students of the gospel,
requested To- take notice Of his lessons in the
Hebrew language. For particulars apply to
Rev. DIR. M. DELBA MOO,
Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages,
First st, rear al Behnl's Commercial College
nnyZ-.,nd
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Mad DOGS.

COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER
EVANSVILLE. APRIL 2lsT, 1851.
MT as ORDERED BIZ rHE 6O.H-
ANY mon Couzcil, that all Dogs owned, kept
harbored within the City, DO secNrely confined
the premises of the owner, that snch Dog
run at large within the Chys Aud all persons
are hereby warned not to bIing any Dog into the
City. This order to be ia force for thirty days,
less sooner rescn led lAy abe Council.
nay2-lwd W. BAKER, Mayor.
NSOR S.zE&.-.a DOUBLE SR-3TRD
III Buggy Ia good condition. Apply Ia
JOHN WEIGHT,
Inay3 2td SulliYau's Block.
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BES~ There is only one telegraphic wire
from Charleston northward ana this is in
sufficient 10 accommodate all the business.
Hence, occasionally full reports are not re-
eived promptly.
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BE- The Enq"Ter says the Opposition
were Inundated at the decided success OF
the Democratic Champion over Col. Lane
last Saturday evening. oh, yes, certainly
They feel so much Inundated, that they
would like to witness just such "easy vic
tories over Col. Lane every week from no W
until the October election, IT was a PyRr-
has victory. a few more such would be
the death OF Col. Hendricks. Col. Lane
can make votes, right along, all the time,
by such victories. He don't want an thing
better than TO be defeated like he was lin
the Eaquirer's estimatiou) Saturday night.
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LADIES AND GENTS:

All open NJ Ne. 5 Second street--roOn for a Jew
more. Come and look hn trouble to show thosa
cosy little dove aud tan colrrd Callers Give Us "A
call. aud know you will buy. Gl-ve Md French
Ill and Morocco Polka Boots Of the lnisite
styles ever offered in this inhrkrt. Misses ami
Chilreus Callers of every shade aud t,.,lor X i'll
an Morocco Of every styir, with and wIfhunt
heels Copper tipped al various kinds, of tha inn
proved patent.
Gents tine IsItent Leather ard Calf B,uI- made
90 ORDER OF tar ireat imported sto 4 have had
for Neri-. Glove. Md, Patent Leather, lsIf and
h"iutcp tD9gfcs4 Gaitei$-tN,-.~iar, Ia mode.
&iAe hy ths Fashionable. anal host VOL kt,,n
{" he foaHG--sHr Eastern cui.- not excepted -
Friends, come on stIhnet:is, sNe IL trial
JOHN RASCH,
naf3l No. Second St, Evansville. inSa
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Total amount OF losses,
claims, and liabilities. $40 $50 43
The greatest amount insured on any risk is
$4,000, but viii not, as a general rule, exceed
$4,000. -
p The Company has no general rule as to tile
village, or block, being governed in tins matter,
width of streets, facilities for putting fires, NC.
any other State q security therein.
N attested copy OF the Charter or Act of incar-
poration accompanies this statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK, C
City and County OF New York -
Charles J. Martin, President, aud j. Milton
Smith, Secretary If the nun. insurance Company,
Iieing seyeray sworn delose AMI say and each for
himself SAYS That the foregoing il true, full nn,t
correct statement tIe artira of thu said Ton pora
tinI, and that they this thoya described officers
thereof
fSigneD CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pre-'t.
(Signed) j. MILTON SMITH, Scc'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of
.- f..,, January, A. ID. lsGo- Witness my hand
I'''I aud official seal.
(Signed) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, los Broad-
way, N. Y.
Allen G. Halock is the duly authorized agent
for this city. per certificate of authority filed i'm
the County Clerks Office.
This Company insurcs against lo.s damage by
fire to buildings, merchandise, hoItsehnld fnrni
ture, and personal property generally. Also,
against tho perils of inland navigation, At fair
rates of premium.
ALLEN C. HALLOCk,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main st., Evansville
feb3- tRIi2S.
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BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY

BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
81 Main Street.
Wa III. CUKREI'S 90, SUCCESSORS
me- To J. H. butcher, would respectfully give
notice that they nufacture To order, and fIa,o
constantly on hand, all kinds of Boots aud Shees,
toP Ladies', Gents, aud GhiIdrei's wear. Having
.epien isrd their stock of Eastern work, they
prepared Ia sell as luw amy house in this city
gagged in the retail trade. None hut Philadelphia
workmen employed in this estabiishnlent-
Please give n call. ID. NJ. CURREY ~ Co. f
mayl-6m
KF H'OU W.4-N-T TO E.Or5OI- THh
choice lAIperial and Young Tyson at our young
friend SpALDlNG'S, corner of Nam and First SITS
He keeps "A tip top article of Green and Black
Teas. nIIsl.
NWIos.v'FED.- GOeD GIN +"
~ do kitchen work.-One that come well
recommended can fled sttady employ ment aud lib
eraI wages. For particulars apply at the Residence
of (mty1-lw) -r W. Il. PRESTON, 8
NxSTR.z 1:-STR.G H.RD FROM 1'AE
III subscriber, on the 2lst Of April one dark brin-
die Cow, with brand her left hip, ANY person
that will rothrr her to the suhsSTissr, give in
formation Wlrre she be iouH<l will be literally
rewarded (mayl lw) ". r. PRESTON
EHXTK-x T.sKLE HUTTER.
- hbls choice W. Il. Batter,
Tub do do do .
Received this day by COOK & LANGLEY
~ Ok ~ GHEESR.-IO sXS. WEE.
D Cheese, receive ed at -t --s 1880
aprao COOK y LANGLEY's
NhR1.s'Ss IS -f.S.D EE:.w0.NtS
u 3 boxes Oranges,
. boxes Lemons
Received by COOK a I,ANGLEY.. b.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Total amount Of capital and surplus 81 4l5,sl5

ASSETS
Amount of cash in Coutinen-
Gal Bank, N. Y............... S
Amount of cash in hands of
Agents, and In course of
transmission (balance).....s
Amount of unincnnIhered real
estate, No. 4 Wall Street..
Amount of United States
treasury notes, msrket
Saitle...----.. 1880 ------.....---- !
Amount Missouri State BIDS,
6 per cent, market value.
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, 6 per cent, market
tdiue-s.....s- -..-..... ......... -.
i Amount of Tennessee bonds,
G per cent, market value.
| Amount of Brooklyn City
water bonds, 8 per cent,
market value..................
Amount of bank stocks, mar
ket value.........-............
Amount of loans on bonds
and mortgages, being first
lien of record on nnincun-
bered real estate, worth ut
| least Sl,695, $3.50, and on
which there Is less than
one year 5 interest due and
owing-rate of interest :
per cent..................
I Amount of loans on stock
and bonds, payable ON de-
nland, the market value
ofsecurities pledged, $751;
/ oE5..--.---. 5000 .'..-...s'...s....
| Amount due from premiums
ON policies issued ut office.
| Amount of bills receivable
for premiums on inland
navigation risks, &c.--.....
Interest actually due aud
pald-.....---.... .'.s.'''...---....
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

INV OsT.-.R SMALL COLD W.KTCH,
IL between the river and The Canal Mills. The
finder will I've rewarded by leaving it at the JornaI
office at the caual Mills april 81
ED WIRE "E.TFsOsYTFO.N-
-AS II n certain business house in tho city does
not quit the practice Of selling under name,
and taking customers out of store, trying to
do so, we will expose the house TO the public:
SCHAPKER BUSSING,
Successors to :. Embich & Co,
apr27 No. 10 Main street.
EVESEEH.nR.S; .fTTE.N-TGO.N'!!--
IL just received per express, 500tn Fisi!- Hooks,
among which
Limerick Flatter,
Kirby Trout,
Limerick with sneods,
~ d0z Staging,
l gross TrUt Lines,
3 cattys Grass Lines,
II doz bound Cork Floats,
II gross Linen Lines, ..-..er.r.
dOz JOinted Fishing Rods,
2 doZ Reels,
gross Artificial Bait,
For sale by GEO. S. SONNTAG 4 Co..
Hardware Merchants, Main street.
HHE.4T R.AR G.sH.N-S Nv M.EI:-
w bales Of hay for sale at SIC per ton; also,
Horse and Buggy at bargain, by Igiehart BROTH
at Southern Mills Erskine, Curnick x Co.'S
Family Grocery, No. At Main street, Evansville.
apr26-Iw IGLEHART BROS.
WyEOUR! FLOUR IN STOCA OF
n extra White and Red Wheat Flour always
hand. Orders requested for
100 sacks extra White Wheat Southern Mills
Flour,
3 bbls do do
1 lsncks extra Red Wheat Epicurean Mills Flour,
bis do. do.
I.-Low grades Of Flour not Kept in store
non, below extra ever delivered 10 families, from
ERShINE, CURNICK co.'s I.a--
City Family Grocery,
apr25 No. AZ Main street.
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GUST Il ECRsEE-ED II s0.Ef ~ SUP
&1 ply of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACHINE. We take pleasure in calling the at
tenton of all those using Saws of any kind TO this
GUNNER, as b. ing t;e best now in use for cheap
ness durability, an efficiency having been
aud the demand steadily increasing, warrants US
In recommending it to all ..etSuns needing q SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
Hs5- These Gummers man ufactared for US of
the best material, and every taken In the work
nRuship to flrn ish machine that cannot fail 10
give satisGtction. GE0. s. SONHTAG a. CO.. 44.
JoLbers and Importers of Hardware, DC, &c,
apr. s Main ST., Evansville, Ind.
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aDECHED .MOsS.--I3 H.sEF A.4LEs
H. for sale by s. z. GILBERT CO.