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The hydraulic press., 1860-03-31

A remarkable instance of the unusual Sc
verify of the late winter in Utah, is afforded
by the fact, communicated to the Alta, that
out of drove of $500 head of cattle, in
Ruby Valley only 800 remain alive.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-31
Laws of Grizzly Ridge District.

"YoU BETl"
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TO the Public.

~ VIZ - So Is .4Ss-ES SI'hihff
q 30 fac, have been wet ,incs, causing many
of oiIr rivers to overflow their banks, back
Ing MP the water in the. creeks aud bayous, ana
loodng ta considerable cxtept the i8ttoln
lands; when t.,e rivers Fcu,f,s which niny he
pcctcd suon then the large surface 81 decaSn veg
ct,.lIp matter exposed to the scorchiu rays Of the
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal in it, course, sweeping whole States, and
sparing neither age nor sex in its conIncrin
march.
After - residence Of more than twenty years
the middle aud southern States, think have
discovered medciH" which, to certain extent,
il preventative OF the attacks OF bilious lever
aeue, &c, and as sf:ch we recommend our Magnolia
Whisky.. ...-es H ..= gE
We wish the public I" mnderstaud that we arc
urging upon them The Of strong liquors as
beverage. We are, aud always have been, opposed 10
their bein,, used in that way but il people viii use
them as such, let them have by all means a
I,Hre article. that VIII keep thep IN health. aud
lsngthen instead of shortening titer lives " q PRO
pose sell always pure and niaj uleFHted Liquors
for medicinal purposes, aud II little for the stOm-
uch's sake, ii required. and will challenge AN in
specti0n BY the bcaf cifemi sfs in this any oiher
country, ihd any in,lnrity or a'IIIteIatou i'll
the whisky branded by MS, 81 His & lowe's Mag
noia IL is warranted, ~ il is distilled from the
corn, rye, wheat, with slight addition of eOUd
cis!eru water. We have no pabt many per- ms
have bees ruined ia hcaith il not actually killed, py
drinking bal whisky, the greater the re.SuIi dat
Ailis Il uones' pure Magnolia shoatd Ire ia gen
erti Iise. Just received and IN store Tor sale
10 = Iiies s q Bt,t,i,ies told frors 2 to 81 u gal.
- /. piute5 do foidl from 3 to - Is gal.
pipes Holland Gin 3 pnucheons old Rum.
ap25 ALLlS & HOW rs. Water st.
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,rhe Science OF MedicIne.

Dr. MONROE, of the Seymour 1tnIes, thus
speaks of the noble science he practices with
so much success
We are devoted TO medicine for n nohie
purpose We pray for health aud not for
sickness. We devotedly wish that eve
ry human being might enjoy uninterrupted
health during his or her life. We love the
science of medicine because it unfolIs To- its
conscientious devotee the sublime mysteries
of nature, and leads him through her won
dertul mazes aud beautiful Iabyrinths 10
the very threshold of Cod. No an;uomist,
no Psychologist, no SIX HE'D .phy sician, unless
he have the heart of a devil, can deny God
He must acknow ledge design in the curious
and beautiful mechanism, al the heart
He must recognize tine existence OF an
immortal soul in the intricncies of the encc-
phalon and the nervous system, and the nm
fathomed manifestation of mimi Briefly
be must acknowledge Il Great First Uir,Ise
And every true medical man should collsid-
err himself guardian of The public health.
He should have what knuwfedee-the world
possesses in regard 20 the laws of hcaith
and disease and the cruises that suhvert the
former and induce the kntrr. \ nd this
knowledge should he employed IOr the be'ic-
fit of mankind, AMI not solely 81 means
of enriching the poSSessor. Although there
are maay cminrnt, enlightened, trne and
pbilanthrOpic physicians scattered through
ont the great Mississippi Valley, still it Is a
fact as grievoUs as ii is notorious, that the
great bulk of the practitioners are ignta;tnt
nl4ttrrcd, uhScrupMluus men, .tial lG,i,t
quackery aud quark mr. li'-iut-, ar III. n.,lst
prolific causes of disease mad death that vs. Z
have to encounter.
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NEWs3BY TEEEGRAPH.
New york Market.


NEw-YoRk. April 28.7EFl0ur- quite hrul,
holders asking -I06as2oe a1 vance baE with
only a moderlte inquiry chiefly for the sup
MY of the Eastern and iocal trade Market
closed dull ard rather heavy at an advance
of e5(IlOc. over yesterdays prieesi sales
600 bills ut 3 45GG5 50 for super state =;
9 55(a35 G5 for extra state 45(95 90 Tor
sinner western; 5 65H96 90 tor common 10
medium extra western; 6 20GGG So for
shining brands extra, round hoop Ohio
Rive -four steady with moderate sales ut
3 SOFA % for common 10 choice super.
Corn meal quiet ansii prices nominally UNI
changed. Whisky dull sales SOC bbls at
221. AT the opening, wheat Was held firm
ly, holders insisting on &c advance, but
with scarcely any export inquiry and only
limited local trade; the market closed
dull and heavy at yesterdays prices sales
1000 bushels inferior whiteat Canadian so;
$4,000 bushels Mil waukee club l 32G61 SO;
1890 bush winter red Illinois at AZ;
| {, 600 bush white California on private.
| ternis Rye dull at ST. Barley in moder-'
ate request at 7O@8O; sales within a day
or two amount to 10000 bush, ut prices
| within the range. AT the opening corn
was firmly held at 2(a13c advance but the
| market closed duh and heavy at yesterday
| quotations sales 10 700 bush at 70 for
mixed; eoM824 for yellow southern; $40
So for white do. Oats uneharged and in
moderate demand at 43@4II Pork dull
aud without changer sales 525 Ibis at
Pr 810tI1 81 for. nep. mess, I 80 for old
mess; n IS Tor din Mess ! 4-25 tor
new -bfitnire;& Il q 81 for dtd prrThie. Beef
Y dull ,hndS unchanged, sales TO barrels
at 00(6r+ 80 for country prirne; 8 0OG9
s so for country ness 2 75G1l0 so for re
packed western II OO(N1I % for western
/ mess. Prime mess beef dull and nominaily
unchanged. Beef hams quiet ut IL 500
4 II 70 for western; ] ., so for state. Cut
meats dull and unchanged sales of so
packages at 90e93 for hams; 7Gs74 for
shoulders Bacon doii' and unchanged.
Lard steady and in fair delnahd : sales OF
500 bbls at 10i@llb. Butter is selling at
IOG}l ) for Ohio; iOG620 for state. Cheese
steady at 1W4 l2A for inferior to prime
! Coffee market quiet steady; sales of 1000
bags on private terms. Sugar-activeb bust
ness done to-day at foil prices; sales OF
10000 hhds at 5IC97 for Cuba; 7IG074 for
! Porto Rico; 1000 hhds smnseoyalo in port
to go 10 baltimore at AZ sales Of 200 hhds
of Cuba Muscovndo nIolasses nj 81 22l
bids of Porto Rico at 40. .-.,-
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RECEIPTS by RAILROAD.

APRtL2oth, lStn
9 boxes hats, p. g. O'Riley & Co; box, Bowman
& Co, WoodviIie, Ky; boxes, /. 4. Bolinger,
MayiieId, Ky; l box ndse, 7. Evans. Hend, rson,
Nv; - boxes, bales, ,. II. Maghee Co.. do
SCI thes Babcock 4 Co; Is boxes Hats, L. katten-
bach; cases J.. goods, BrOmer Col II boxes
fruit, Cerisola < Co; box, Roser Bros & Co.;
stove, pots, box, piece tin, T. ScAnfiin; b1x
dry goods, Keen Il Preston; SAG bush corn, Shank -
lin Reilly; 1880 bush corn, u hhds pork, ]. A.
Orttne so bJls whisky, Allis K Howes car I1id
chickens, q. NJ Hoy 3 sacks feathers, sack rags,
Preston Bros; . bills flour, Geo. Foster 4 Co; ~;
bushels bran, ). =. Elliot y boxes, ruu chairs.
Geo Foster C Co; = lbl eggs, Anspachor & Plut
A 4. SiIRADER AT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ia DE. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerlyOc-
cupied BY Dr. Kivett in Dr. Bray's building, oppo-
site tho Post Office would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his aid see the sIcc-
mems exhibition. All those who need Dental
operations performed and pleased with his work,
slian he attended To with great pleasure. His
Continuous GUM
works without seam or crey;ce. Nothing will be
more clean, or have greater strength. iii BLOCK
WORK has but two full tipiler or lower
set. Persons can laugh rs heartily AS they choose
without showing that tliefE teeth artificial, and
cEeeks that sunkeu be restored to nearly
tltaiIe Original contour. -n-i5+
lie also makes tiie usii,i leg Of plain aud SIM
pie gum tooth work gold and silver plnte--and
also the Cheo plastic work, which is much liked by
those who have used it, lie has also two processes
for extracting teoth without pain--nO Inhalation
injurious effects arising from their use the most
delicate have them applied with perfect safety
AE Parents will consult the health and beauty Of
their children by having the Dentist direct their
Second tlenttiori, thereby predicting symmetry and
health to those inyHlushlf ta,sstsIss. ..ss 80
HS take pleasure in introducing DE-. Bass,
formerly of Lafayette. Ind, my Successor TO the
old rouins IN Br.ly's bnildi,c, hoping he viii find
them both PHEASANT and py"ht,'rie From my in
terc"urse With the DoGtT,! 'a;, pleased to hnd him
one OF tho progressing; possessing taste and high
professional ability AMI standing With this view,
with airf t, recommend him the munity
s6illful andit'mle ient dentist
f.nlE
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Cincinnati Market.

ra CEa$NArf, April Is, r. Il. Flour market
firm and prices Unchanged; supers5s66QD.
b 65;s extra > T0G15 so; the safes comprise
500 bbls. Whisky steady aud ia fair de
maud sales Of H. ZOE biils ht I8G9l8 1.-The
latter for wagon lots Mess pork freely
offered ); sales, Of 1900 bills ats17 %.
There was more done in bacon without
change in prices; sales of 20 iilUis 1t Z one
fithG57f Tor sholillnrs. and 2 for sides.
Nothing .transpred in halk meals ths51 are
held finn al 6s for shoulders attu Sos
for sides. Lard held !i.t!lat 1oL sales Of
200 tierces.r There is ali improved demand
in groceries without charge in prices; sales
OF - Khlss sugar at 74GG$5. .4Moasses A p
Gd}46. Coffee l3iGGl43. Wheat in active
demand and prizes tctdng upward; white
3sESr 40; red 1901 50; sRriu& in fair
demand ut | 2O(al % ilsales of 800 bush
prime while at l 40 Corn III active de-
ninnd with light receipts; ear in bulk at
AeG5 - -i-lil-1:4+-->t = = tl-'ta ILL II
Unchanged atAI5 sipebihki; sales or 400
husIE RI We ,ltll Hand unchanged at7966T93.
Barley continues in fair derndnd at 5000
So Money unchanged and quiet WI h less
demand. Rates OF exchange are unaltercd.
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HOOFLANUS GEHNAN PTLLS,

HOOFLAND'S G&SJfAN PILLS,
being wel-known throughout Europe and Amer
eau need no COMMUNICATION here. They are purely
vcss table, prepared with great eIsctness aud
sugar coated. No better Cathartic Pin can be
found. Price - cents per box.
These medicines prepared 10y DIR. G.. NJ JACK
son n TO-, Philadelphia, Pa, and st. Louis, MO,
aud s.,ld 10y druggists aud dealers in medicines
everywhere. The signature Of G. NJ. jackson will
be on the uItsidn ef each bottle or box
IA q Epargboigs AIfnsHoc,' published ah.
nually you will lind Testimony AMI conierndaiory
notices from all parts OF the cuu!try. Thrss alma
macs nre given away by all onr a.ei,is.
BEWARE pF COt 4 TERFEf7S.
See that you get ii,iiand : German Bitters pre-
pared by Dir. c. NJ jackson, rhiladephiss "a, and
that his signature Is The wrapper OF enc lliti6
Kpller ~ White. Accents for Evansville, Iud.
Lcich & Garisiedt, d. dn 40
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
GITY A llnIfNTY OF MEM HOitK

CITY q COUNTY OF NEW YORK. %
Personally appeared sbtloIe me this 10th day Of
November, L. u. 1883, Joseph Walker, President
tltd Richard l. Iisyd"ck, Secretary, Of the Sccn-
ritz Fire Insurance Company, of The City of New
York ARA vers,ll affirmed that the ititi
nlent by rcIn subscribed is correct ind tru 10 the
best OF their knowledge ami belief.
1HOS. &. THOREELL,
Commissioner f,f' the state OF indiina,
in New York.
This Company has complied with the law Of In
,,iaiu CONCERNING Insurance Com anirs, and If pre-
pared To tsske risks IN tic city ii Evansville and
Yandrrhtupit county, lud .sF ...as I.- t...-.st
h IL SABGN, Agent,
dsctG 20 " Sc RtHii, street.
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st. Charles Saloon.

st. Charles Saloon.
NEW RIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRE
RE-ORGANIZATIUN.
EEEsSR&. H-5.n.UFs3 y DR ER 5.klSss
G'gE frrnl New 0rles.no, have purchased the ST
CEARI ~ SALOON, On First STREET, nearly ofro-
gani .t;:l attractive styis-
The uew lroprietors have Lad long experience
Keepers -. fashionable aui soPn'r Restaurants iIr
New Orleans, and they will eIid,avur, la their
house to rtt l,inc ali the rlrglncies and HNufi.4s
of Northern Iiul southern EestaIrat. in tho ST
enables.
They hi.V- brought i lIrg- ;iid c.'nulrte stock
Of huioa i.i.;uo; from New orleans, which Iilry
ttIlitrt,l iIh during their business in that
city Their connections tni Acquaintance III thar
ctN will enable tl'uI to ultTil tlic rhuicoSf sup
piles uf Iiu.r.Irs. Fruits, aud Injuries from that
market =, tIiturr md they viii spare expense
lIcr l,ailis 10 ulnk" f,,e 81 iiARLES >HrIa.sS,
hcreilIef * Tbr,ner representation, pleasant
flaooi, q I,, III s,a-t living. and elegant, refined
.nh Injurious RESORT
- Hllgja:d player will End this Saiuun ii sci
III tins, rrfrlI,. np i;iifiarI Tables from tho
wick c a..
Tire under ~i.sri,l ..'tT themselves th;.f iung
I4-r! l.,,l m .ttjruiInH Will enable them
git reputation equal IT, may Saloon in the w,ai
"a r'inttFl.
EsY- A :!.ieu.iid lunch v III he served up III the
approved sigh, ~ IoTtItur at ~ "'ri"k
HAMMER ~ DKEIFUSS,
aIa,4 Late nf New Orleans
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"a -gss-NMpNvA TIs
tklhftNN nis
KRATZ & HEILMAN.
lfFQsV L4AIT MID
MANUFACTURER .

ACTURERS q UIBDERS OF STEAM
ENGINES ID BOILERS,
Saw aud Crist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
TRrasiRg Biaclllnes, &c.
EYANSVIBLE, IND.
PSEVIE PROPRTETORS OF THE CITY FOUh
- dry beg leave to inform their friends and Tia
public in general, that they are prepared 20 do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 60 the Foundry Dusi
ness- They manufacturing STEAM ENoIEEs AEA
BousEgs of any size aud power required. Saw MIL
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size Distii
Icry and MINING, Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum-
ming Mac hineH. Thrashing Machines, Malt Mtllal
Hursrpdwers, COl1i-shoerz, AZ achnery Of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
oVcry description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Gralts
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves OF the latest I'M
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &C.
BREWERS, DISTTLLE6S, RECTIFIEAs, &c,
Supplied with every description Of Copper and
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigefators,
Attcmpuriltofs, Sparges, Stiliheads aud Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills.
Yeast Juga Cans sSyplIohs, &C; Copper, Load and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron PeinTs OF every
variety, for beer spirits, OIL DC; Brass Cocks ana
Valves Steam Whistles, re.
Workmcn sent to all parts to III up work aud do
rey,airs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, DO .-.l,.,,
They are dealing ia aud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought iron welfcd Pipes and ti-
bling Hiram nOpkins' Improved Smut Machine,
ing Cloth Gum Elastic BETTING, Packing, HOse, DE,
of he best kind TiHpiate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babii Metal, spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility OF the best Machinery
ami workmen, and viii give ali work entrusted 10
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warraHtiul their work. and satisfied
with reasonable prices
re Office and Sale Rooms no 80 Main street:
Founder y, Boiler Yari and Machine shop Pine
street, between First aud Second streets, EvAns
vile. Indiana. i"Y
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fy.Hh h.tnon.s4 resec.e >

Would respectfully inform the citize1ls OF ETaIis-
vile and yicnitT that they have larger stock OF
Tobacco, iSegGrs, Shaft, Pipes, and German
Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments Of our principal
cities.
before. purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
Iars,. assortment, which pledge ourselves TO sell
nj the lowest Baltimore prices, ard cheaper than
can, be bought in Cincinnati or bouisyille; Alive
ask IS that you shall call and Judge for yoErso vns
w. otter any cf the above ut Wholesale or retail
Our establishment IL branch of the well known
ex ten-fve Baltimore Iuliacco Warehouse Of Jos.
Feu.Irit.ll q Bros, No, 155 Forest STREET
+ FENDRICII & BROS,
Main ST. l door above First.
ort2t Evansville, Ind.
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EFs- BIZ n Us al all sizes Ih,lt, to- order.
Or DOORS ether Than re;s,;ltr sizes ON hand or
made short notice.
Doors moulded tn erder. Builders should, If pos
sbc, make their FRAMES Of regar sizes, they
thrIt iA' sui !tli,-i at any Time
Ceiling, Siding, nnd Fl,orn: TOR sale. Mould
in.@ ut al siz huIBin Boards u ieet icing, for
sale rii,ai.. onc Window. eutHus tWeIves lights.
MI ORDER iniist l,a adr.-sSt: =-t.-.+ -
h. !. BABGUGK,
IA, Il-lylxW Evanspiiia. Ind
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GEORGE IlG -tsNtlFi-t i.tr- '.i''t-ur- ia M
.sr,n Iii. .li,I ,,.vi, rs that in the quality and
s.yie of III, W.rk, httters himself he cannot DC
,z,.il+d lls- l..t ,il' be found at the corner 81
Second snd Al.,:u streets. whore the choicest Har-
4ad Saddle f every descriptions ctn hf obtain
~ lon the bss' at irrHi--
e=1- Repairing done with neainess anu dlsPatch
Second hand Harness always on hand. lei
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si.9;::; & $50

IS B tis. - 3sssss&se
O. LSD-s.1S EEzz'HES$ cox ks-s-I-a--
g q NEW ARR ANtEAfEN
rhc ADAMS ENPRFss COMPANY respectfully nir-
Hounce 10 their friends and patrons, the public II
Ev;e'y lie aud vicinity, that, with increase, .rili.
ties for the Transportation 81
FR + q II r, / q n 4 & r s.
AZ ON ErH ND y Il l. les,
They solicit a c"ntinisinc" ui Former iayurs. Es-
pCci:t taken ia the collection OF Bils IirSfa
Hoes AMI the transportation ut small and valuable
packages
All pers"ns slIing To avail themselves of the IA
ciitie5 uf HE Express. obtain any desire, nfor-
nation ia reference To- The routes and details ct the
business, al their Office First street, between
maiu aud Locust, uFpnsitc he Post UGica
da ~ @ -.-r q. II. FISH. AGENT.
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"a STEAMBOATS,.
sREGuhAR.7PAOKETs
l.r4s.s 5 ~ *, x..s1s yts.sss,l avn


zEt4s.S 1~IG TX. ze.s3s ge.xss,y .g.s.B
~ CAIRO REGULAR PASSI1N a -.
GER PACKET. CHARLEY BOWER, slfEstL++lssa
DEXTER, Master, leaves Evansville Esss5zzsszsssi4
Tuesday and SatuT,say, ut II o'clock NJ, rarriv-
u O'Clock, s1fs "Wednesday aud saturday Re
tGFning leaves Cairo every Wednesday and sunday
at o'clock, p IL, and Siniialand every Thursday
and Monday, ri 3 o'clock, A. NJ, connecting al
Evansville with tire Evansville and Cr.siu III.
H.. r., aud Packets for Gresin River. be,
Meeting SBaithlaild with Cumberland itiv.r P,r..
cts ; al Cairo, with Asnphis, Now Orleans aI" y
Louis Packets.
Tickets 10 oblA.ncd on board the boat fg all
Eastern Cities. -sr 81 .a- seq.13
EEE-s.s-S E-xEEE .EsV,Ey SR.1D UC.4 ~
A1P A @ r tf-Thd -hils steamer 49,
DUNBAR Gus. Fowler, master, su-1 y
leaves Evansville every Monday, sSzszsssz.1z::ls
Wednesday, and Friday, at II o'clock 81 Leaves
at O'Clock A. NJ Connecting Evansville with
the Evansville and Charlottesville Railroad for all
peiiits North and Fast, with packets for Louisville
Green aud Wabash rivers At Paduoah with pack
cts for St.roGis, New OTleans, and. the Daily Mail
boats fJI Cairo, Nashville, aud Tennessee river.
b -BGsiuess promptly attended, and charges for
freight and passage, same charged by the FegII-
lar packet. Through tsiiIs of Ialing given 10 Now
Orleans and all i,ollts The Tennessee and Cum
brrIand riSers ga aIIgIs
IL O2 SOU2,Ez 81 SIX osAEO.S- -g-O1S
e POND RIVER. - The elegant
passenger steamer LUE EAVBS, us.iLttet
McDoNALD, Master, TAYLOR. Clerk, -
will make regular triweekly trips to S"nth car.
rolton aud Pond River, leaving on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fri,Ttys- t1 ~
For treight OF passage, apply on board de2otf
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0E Regular Packets expecting notices o.
their running arrangements IN the JoarnqL,
mast GdUertise s0ith as. All kinds Of Stean,-.
boat job Work done at short notice, IN good
style, and at reasonable rates. Extra copirs
Of the paper for sale at dU times. "a
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HHEGREES FOE TRE. .HEEEEO.7.-
~ We have foe Srl' Pickles in barrels, put W.
ia pare cider WING Sar, which We rrts.ilIy The duzr
or hundred; Aisp ia kc-s and jars Of all sizes. Sail
end see for yourselves NICkt .RI BROS.
JOHN 4 KEITX. ........JuIIN A. HAkkY
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- 6sl.X.H'CE TO S.zI.E HOWE Y
8 II Bttr,ln Brothers now paying twenty-five
and bait cents, current money, for Spanish and
Mexican quarters, ieDE
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
?. bal. SHoRT q GO.

FST 81. ~, srGCA Co.N.akssS0.s
= eiiercilant and proprietor Stock Stables,
New Orleans. La. iah22' silly.
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RIyer Receinfs
Canal Receipts.

FROM PETERSBURG, PER IsApELLE.-
hhds tobacco, Miller & Copeland; hid
tobacco, George Foster & Co.; 2 hhds to-
bacco, Allis 4 Howes; A hhds tobacco
Brown & Altman; 2 hbls eggs, Preston &
Bro. WIN. d. DowNEY, Sec'y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

1.-THE Weather, Saturday, was very
pleasant and warm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30
Vtncennes correspondence.

EDIToRs JoURNAL.-W Wabash river fell S
inches in the past ~ hours. Passed down
Kate Sarchet with as much us she could
carrv W Ii "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30
VtNcryNrs. ApriI 27 Iss0.

MEssRs EDITORS Tile following is list
of the Kaie Sdrchet's load: $500 SKIS corn,
2I6 pcs plough steel, !. A. Crane 4 Co; ll6O
SKIS wheat, Titles & Erwin; 90 SKIS wheat
Irlehart Il Bro. The Hate will get to
Evansville on Saturday, and leave again on
Monday The Wabash is falling, and up TO
the present time no indications of another
rise At York this morning there was
quite heavy frost.
Thomas DUSoUCHET. Clerk
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-30

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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-03
gMntber.

UMBER, SHINGLES,
- HE"LOCK RAILS, VT,
Just landed and for sale at our wharf
l5G.OoO No. H hA RT SHINGLES.
100000 Heart and Sap
10000 feet A and 81 Hemlock FENCING
arEe lot Of Oak and Ash Timber tor Whrelwr lights and
others Ais" variety Of Building Material all which
We offer at est market rates.
CARSON, ZIMMERMAN \ CO.,
West side of UriOn Dock
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-03
rtoIE or Bay Line steamers will leave the ,-ouna
IT., UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STpEFT
\ SIkIn.,o,,l@ UFFICE OF N ON Q MEN
Esslakeaaxk0Aa STEAM TILE CnMpnNrX

.1ssss STE AN nm, ~ On Ct,,, = We EN- A
The Companys boats having been put in r,r,
order, prepared to every dascrtion 81 IN
and harbor towing at the shortest notice. ~ " I'VE
The Company'S Boats as follows
steamer IlGRESS Captain Luke Ieap,,r
p, Steamer llONESS Captain A II. League
lhe commanders experienced masters, and ever r
anee givsn for the safety Of vessels their charge r.,
Iales OF oWage w he made reasonable For further info,
roaelon apply 10 the '.UtauS -" hoard the agent
~ " II. BOLTON