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Presidential Electoral Ticket.

Electors far the State at Large
WILLIAM CUMBACK, of Decatur.
JOHN L. MANSFIELD, of jefferson.
District Electors.
Ist District-Cyrus NJ. Allen, of Knox
ID District-John w. Ray, of Clarke.
al Distrjct-Mortou c. Hunter, of Monroe.
4th Distriet-John IL. Farquahar, OF Frahklin.
5tb District-Nelson TrIisler, of Eayette.
9TH District Reuben A. Riley, of Hancock.
9TH District-John Hanna, of Putnam.
sth District-Samuel IL. HUFF, of Tippecanoe.
9th District-James N. Tyner, of Miami
10th District-Isaac Jenkinson, of Allen.
18th District-Dayid o. Daily, of Huntington.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HCOR Sale GHEAP -6 aeon
II Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with
all the necessary out-Buildings situated on Locust
street, between Seventh and Eighth. If not sold
before the fst of July, it will then be for rent
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber
the Picayune Mill5.------J0HN-B B. MILLS
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H.n-SECT PO V'DE FRO = K r.
N vent RIotlls from I'M urimg wooden goods in
weather. For sale at ThOmpson's Drug
Store
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CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer in
Coach and SaddIery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE INDIANA.

HX.S T"1-N'GI COMP ETkD ~ n II r
EEL rangements with European and American
manu- fictuTers fore direct supply of all goods in my
line, am enabled TO offer Inducements, that can
fail be to the interest Of all engaged in the
business to give "A trial.
name in part: aXles, springs made of the best
steel; bands enaIneled and of all kinds of leather
cloths Innings for carriages, varnishes castings OF
all kinds saddle trees English bride feathers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names OF al
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, se1-adjusting pads,
Taylors patent names, hv nets, shoe threads horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
ant Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted, london
Welt Skins, superior arricle ivory, gutta percha
and brass lined martengl rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts
patent gig trees, &C, &c.
[ Keep i'll fact everything appertaining to either
branch of the business, and understanding both
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
IN also agent for Warts Patent Si,riu. saddle.
eDZQ-d8W
EsA DOG. COV'E OYSTERS, .ssS.,
eDG% l and To Cans. 10 doz Fresh Lobsters
ass, and ID cans. doz fresh Salmon, and
lib do, at COOK & LANGLEY'S.
EA BOXEs W.sZZ's CH0c"A.2TA.
IHU - French
q Bakers
- Bakers Cocoa,
For sale at COOK Il LANGLEY'S.
jN1IEsR! FISH! EtksH!-THR HEST
II assortment in the City at the Eureka Bazaar.
No. l MacEerel, No. l Salmon,
Mess Blue Fish,
No.2 Shad,
Baltimore Herring.
just received at COOK & LANGLEY'S.
&UG.s R-4O HHDS FAIR TO
~ prime. Received aud for sale by
may3l GEO. FOSTER & CO.
8 .yHN.-25O Kegs GEsOKCE E.E.n.
IL il Lard for sale by GEO. FOSTER < co.
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sa BUILDING HARDWARE.
H1.fRTkRS UeESD IRE .3BOUT TO
q bnild will find ii to their interest To examine
our stock and prices before making their arrange
nlents for hardware tor the coming season, IA We
determined to sell az low any other dealers
i'll the city. We have on hand large and cOuillet,
assortment of
Greenwood's Butt Hinges,
Door Locks and Latches, all sizes aud prices.
Self-Closing Shutter and Gate Hinges aud
IIatches, .
Hand Rail Screws,
Gimblet Pointed do from % to 4 inches
BTads aud Finishing Nails from Il, 10 , ilt, hes
Highland Heavy Strap Hinges
Window Springs,
sash Pullies,
Patent Sash Fasteners. f.
JACOB STRAUB & son,
sPr25 "A Main St, below Washington Hnusa.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.
m00TTCE TO co .NsTRa Gro Il s.

= u SN = N ~ u 40 %
81 The Common Council of the City Of Evans
VILE will receive proposals until the sth day of June
A. ID. 1850, for grading and filing the alley in
Block No. 33, in the Eastern Enlargement of said
City, running from Vine to Division street, and be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, said alley to be gra
ied and filed TO the proper grade as the same may
be shown 10y the City Surveyor.
--. ert Ms p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, May 18th, 1860. Es
%fOA = d IL II n q ~ .N'OT1 E.
" order for Plank Sidewalk Common Council,
May ID, 1860 a nd now it is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the City OF
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots and parts
Of Lots fronting adjoining the south least
side of Division street, between Sixth aud seventh
streets, in said City, the sidewalks thereon to
he brought to the proper City grade, and that they
cause sidewalk Of Glass No. 2, to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publica lion of
thi order. Said sidewalks to be curbed with good
white oak plank, not less than twelve by two and
"A half inches ia dimensions.
PJTRKE
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10 g cOttonades;s ..s. #s#-a
g As y 4 q apron checks;
10 bales shifting stripes
50 8 sheeting; & p ss----
And great variety Of notions of all kinds, all of
which selling below Cincinnati prices, as
determined to draw the good trade to Evans
Vile. Come and examine for yourselves at
mars J. II. MAGHEE & IS. First st.
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I'D KIN o ~ 1.-THE LE.zTHER
4 q Store OF Thomas kerth has been removed
from No. 7 (Fieming's old stand, to - Main 81,
opposite Washington Hotei, where he keeps Il tuIl
supply of LEA THEIR AND FINDINGS. lie keeps
hand every variety and sells cheap for cash
PHILIP DUEsNEg, Flensing's old salesman, is
with me, ana will De nand To Nait orr OIL
friends and ali the new cu>tome VINO may cal er
Us. He will do justice to all. ..
. MARI lind p -..- THOMAS T. EisTH.
saIs II n n - q -at-3 L 3
~ $50 kegs assorted sizes just received and
for sale 10y CnAS. McJHHNeVoN,
mari PcSeJ = Block, Ni;u Stlett.
EEY y ! T.. = r - RI r & h 4 = -
Il In great variety, At the lowest prize, at the
New Drug Store Of
feb27 \. 5. THOMPSON.
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~ GR.N.ER.gL STGLH OF TOOLS
~ for Joiners Carpenters, Coopers, Mlsons, and
Farmers, of the best quality, to which call the
attention of all concerned.
GEO. :. SONNTAG Il CO.,
No. 10 Main st. below the Br. Bank.
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~ IN T. Il o y" K .H X VT q r III II E.T
y street Last notice. Owners of Main street
property are notified that i'll order to The
deduction of eight per cent. the cost of the i'm
provement, they must hand in their notes without
further delay. (See ordlnaHce)
w BAKER, Mayor.
Mayors office, May 81 1850.
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N.H.a Nt lIn Is.NNh Or W Az rs
Tie Parliament OF Canada opened ar O'Clock yeS'er-
vsf.r1oor 40 Qsebcc This is tae first session sin 70
-9.s-amea, removed from the Upper Province, OF
.au West
lso.osiog IS a tclegraphie despatch Of the speech
Ga Governor.
--.e Governors speech announces thata reply has
received tsou tle Queen Of England 90 the invita-
..-.e last session %, Parliament aud chat 'he Prince
n4.- nav Boz expected 20 yi-., Canada during ,le
Summer. he refers 90 thc satisfactory arrange
. FOG che transmission of the European and Amer
rails t0 ,he 'arldi1r steamer ,1el,s OF the settle
-. l. .ae boundary ile between Upper and Lower
..f AND of che consolidation of lde Municipal law OF
.. .... CJrc-.,u.4r Psr.-ucs. 1a the issue Of
"l.-ei statute, OF Canada calls attention %
4a -. debtor and creditor, and to thc prcssr, So o
u - currency a.i banking rates. ai'h view 20 ilr-
-..or-a'sJ to ..e administration OF the Grown
-- .lr-r.,.a-es ,Ae House on having suuuOgu;ct
-I.... li.u'1.s, SAYS that papers viii De laid be-
;e House e..a reference 20 t5e consolidation Of tie
-.t a-. .lc recent success Ot Jhe Ni.i,ter az
t..- attaining tbis object; SAYS tba. tbe cCmmeI-
0a t.s diminished credit Dat imprcsses ON
s7'erug-, ..e necessity Of s.ri,t economy; asks the
e provisions for t.e public service, finds q SUBJ
. H s'.--a.-..oa Don rle houfihl harvest of last
-... -. -e present signs of revival OF commerce;
.-' .. -- ul-,, otrctruiug prosperity NAV coutiH-
70 l~. ana raat law and order w1v De maia-
- ....s ta. hs. few subjects oil q broad and
.-- Character remain requiring Immediate iegi,a-
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rEEEaRAAns.



Nrw YORK, March 2.-Thc Ediuburg did not arrive
up U1u after midnight She Was detained by the fog
Berlin telegram says Austria has declared her
luton not TO abandon the basis of the Villa Franco
r'uRemenC She will not promise nou-interventiOn in
Central Italy and has resolved should no Congress be
held, she will only negOtiate with France.
The Prince Gortschakof has informed the French Gov
ernment that Russia does not consider the English pro-
Posa TO be altogether solution Of the Italian question
ana that real understanding could only result from
Conference OF the five great Powers.
IL vas sand the French Ambassador had expressed 10
Gorsehakot the readiness Of his Government: adhere
TO the proposals Of Russia
Bernn despatch saws Russia viii probably refuse to
to give adhe sion 10 the English proposals
Letters from the Sces Announce that potical arrests
and excuses by the police were increasing Several po-
cal prisoners have died under torture The magistrates
10 VAIN protested against these barbarous acts.
\ proclamation was in circulation e1horing the Sici
aus to rise and renyest Southern Italy with her for
mer rights.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON March 2.-Orders for the transfer of the
troops nos a. Sal, Lake to New Mexico just COM
pe,ed Two companies only remain at Salt Lake; the
rest viii be distributed in New Mexico and about the
Texan ouer. The rst column will march by the way
OF Brdgey Pass along the Eastern foot of the Rocky
Mountains 20 New Mexico The second by LOriug's
where the mails have been stopped; particularly in
the Navajo country aud will ultimately be posted in
strong dc-1chmen,s in New Mexico. The troops now
there viii be marched the Mexican frontier and in the
region Of Indian disturbances along the Texan frontier.
The artillery regiment az Fort Leayenworth and all
plnes nov in Texas, viii be filed up with recruits
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Who WILL any Tine furnish al necessary Information In re-
gard 70 the pr0prrty either In person BY letter
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NEW YORK REBOILED MOL ASSES, -2Co bbs.
~ for sale ty mh5-at l. g. Il. DA'LNFu"l-
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd X 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

- II -
4. VI. DUPCY, A. VI, i''P"
VNIiE duties o. the OF Ills Iustccn Will be
Il sumed TUESDAY, the 81 dav Of January lsdn
INSTRUCTORS
Hoge, D. D. English Literature and Biblical studies
Dupuy, A Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
5 II Coleman University Of Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department
Prof Charles Seibert, Piano
Madame Mahilde Estyan, Vocal Music
Prof A. la Bombaric, French
Pot q. Persco, Italian Drawing and Painting.
Carlos Cordovez Mera, Spanish
Prof Heinrich Schneider Harp.
Prof o. A. Ericssou, Guitar.
DR. English Literature which have found
so very interesting and instructive will continued Young
dies residing city, who pursue their studies
school who m wish 20 cultivate Bellies Letres may become
his Glasses and attend the prescribed hours without
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
TERMS
nine month"; lending last day OF June 1867 5000 %
Washing and % 90
Tuition Preparatory Department 80 Oh
ordinary English branches ..... 40 90
do 10 advanced do do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 90
do IN Modern and Ancient Languages. each. ... 20 90
Music, Vocal and Instrumental piano and Guitar for
hour week 40 90
For lessons Of hour each per week 50 90
Use OF ~ w
Drawing In Crayon 25 90
Painting Ia Water colori 80 uO
Painting In 40 90
Boarding Department under the control Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who PIi control the young ladies
trusted to their
Dr. Hoe will take pleasure answering any inquiry
regard the school AL business letters should be addressed
10 A NJ. DUPUH
ja2-diy Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION, AND NE
GR0ES, IN LOUISIANA.
Succession of Samuel Packvood
FUTURE DAYS.

Important sale OF Sugar Plantation nine miles below the civ NJ
New Orleans, known as the Behase capable Of making
900 hhds OF Refined sugar. together vita 6 Slaves belonging
thereto including the bnest Plantation Resdence
Sale positively witiou. reserve.
pY JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctoneer-omce M. H. Commercial
10 PaceWil be sold at Auction, In the city New Orleans
on SATURDAY, March TO- 1862 ~ O'Clock the 81 Charles
Exshange by and In order Honorable
H. Morgan Judge OF the Second District for the parish Of
Orleans rendered 10 the Of Emily Dorsey ct al vs. Theo
dore j. Packwood In the matter Of the above
dated January 81 1860 all the following described propery
LIST CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND cultivated as a Sugar Plan
tation and known by the Of Behasse" Plantation ua
tea 10 the parish Of Paquemines the bank the Ms
pp river at about five and half leagues below the city New
Orleans having aud measuring fifty and half acres front
said river by forty In DEPTH the upper
lines by LANDS OF Rosetta Toupar W, below by that Of
Juan Y de Egana together with all the building
machinery, apparatus agricultural implements pouss carts
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SLAVE Lss f.rHs.D ny NFcE1ss-IT. Ets0U
-A 'aN DAYS ago. 3 amin H. Baker E-i
..f, a ...-.. OBJ .H intro .gscl % bil. iu @ 9
- @, a.ea tt.If, free ue-toe, are allowed 90
't'r. la. ..l pissed lu,I Houses, Iad was
OBJ. nor.-.O-, t.r speedy transaction OF tIc
caused. mainly, 1y tle entire couhle re
..., OF both Houses, .u which Ge has tie-
u.l atae--oI have ia ,r,. personal intecri
-,aee 'i Mr. Baker TIE fact are briefly
' negroes. mer, women atl children, have
.--.- 'E Nr l..a- Edwards, of Ra->ri, COUNTY,
always .'-i n-I him., as servants. Lately,
informed ...-r negroes, ta.t being free, th.
'o.l be required to eZreI th.m under PROV
code, ai.a thirty DAYS. Al. tdis they were
ais-ti, and protested that they were unwilling
.e- master. AMI were perfectly willing 90 r.
saves ..t i- a-t preferred DC. Nc Baker
.. -. 1es. explained % them their position and
and Che ul,aot was, they induced him 20
e.. i' ,ae.- ease before tae L.-.~atlre, asking 10
.- 20 lreJl. the slave, of Mr. Edwards The
F.. ..-' Ti,-ed. DC provides that the Pro-
-. or hI,s.. -Ii.I have the NEGROES brought be-
't -..-'u'y take testimony To- ascertain if any
-,e al' been used 90 obtain their consent 20
save, and upon beng satisfied that they, viii
"'.- i-- an1R.et-e OF their rights, desire to
'N.t %. scrv,Iic >.ll decree them 90 be the
~ h., -e person ,lay may choose 20 De their owner
-. '"A'-, .Fao lIs J.slvs been "a Kind mIsterI be-
-..''- 1lom they intend TO select
-'o's A-oN what their Own best interest is
.-. Dexter fed and clothed than ever Horace
. -iil stone was, before those worthless made
-. '''.-r- Tie l',l OF hnat.cism they will be
A---l Tor their la1Or, than any operative in
La. ... pm -l Lawrence, aud, in sickness aud Old
IF. at .e tended carefully, and surrounded
...- ~, ''l'! comforts. Aud SO they dom choose
' iae are-ched1e~s. p-ivatioa and saualor FRYE
4. ~ Zoe North. 'eusib.e darkeys .-Roat.
--..I. f.h 2ftL
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--T,v Blr-T5e Ci.y Council a- us i'S- meeting
pa ,ls pax ordinance recently published, without
.-.-irsuts than those already noticed So he
81, STATE. this wear, will De 90 cents on every
aI c ,, money and credits so cents on every
H. fisye tba, a tX bin With this basis viii re-
.-t revenue for the city government during
2 --.I wear i-,. commenced. The addition Of 10
tit upon real estate val scarcely be ieit by
tr III .r. community. Tte reduction of the tax
t-..-r, ST. cents was ludc.0us for without money,
q. b. neither commerce nor manufactures, and
.ts.. real estate, would be- comparatively value
gs-.s. ,ie propre'y Of imposing light tx upon
' n, f. heavily, and 5. viii "t1sc wings TO itself
Alou. a policy che reverse %. this. aud
~. mt orIv Sep. at home, but ,ac iutuc-mcut TO
On. ASSESSOR, queries Is removed Thus, 10 l.,
... had moderate TAX upon capital vii. yield as
s. revenue as heavy tax. u the Assessor Gas sqs
fErn- NILS viii administer an oath, With 81 e
.. 90 --a-g citizen, before he propounds his
III. e-s-e1. TAX bl, Will b-ug an abundant reve-
.-.5 Che city golfers.
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CnNERESsInNAI

WASHINGTON, March 2.-SENArE-Many private bills
were passed. after which the Senate adjourned Mon
dIy.
HorSE-Mr Ford was elected printer by two majority
the bin authorizing publishers to print on their news
papers the dates when subscriptions expire passed
Reports private bills consumed the rest of the
sion.
Adjourned TO Monday.
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NAYAL INTELIIGFNCE

WASHINGTON March 2.-The war steamer Roanoke,
Commander Hazard, is ordered to the Gull of Mexico
The Gull fleet now consists Of two fgotes four so0ps
aud six steamers Of the smaller class carrying in all up
wards Of two hundred guns.
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PIANO EXTRAORDINARY.

ID II. TAYLOR has just received another Of DRIGGH
PATENT PIANOS, the only Pianos constructed truly sci
enHc pHnclp for strength durability power keep In
and 10 retain az A tone ey far superior all Ranos
They are highly admired by all who have heard them
y. EHA LIsEEkG says Of tLS en-:
The tone grad ald noble II has capacity sustaining
the sound eing and rs volume power never
heard exceled depth purity sympath Ec
G0rTsCHAIK, SrRAKosCH, AARETZEK, and many other
eminent Professors say Of them:
The Of the squares equal the best Grand Piano PoFes
excel them IN Pure musical information and actual power
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FLORENCE NIGHTINCALE'S NOTES on
NURSING.
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Nos. 34G & 34S Broadway,
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NOTES ON NURSING;
WHAT 1T Is, AND WHAT IT IS NOT.
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
l.--L 80.


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Renee 10 every would think how 90 nurse.
pretend 70 teach her how ask her 10 teach herself
and for this purpose venture 70 give her some hints
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u In store arrv Extra Double Stout Porter
unness Stout has been distinguished for years past by
Is uniform and excellent qualify; lis flavor agreeable
unpleasant taste Of common Porter For sale
by At tie price charged BY The sole agent for the United States
fel6-lW l. \ q. B. DAVENPORT.
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CTTY ITEMS.

o. RE,yrry OF p TO '''ocN''''
rrf No.A S.,a-ei copies $500 of the proposed "eN-
,,.ars ia' .,,- is, Of the manufactures OF Rich
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l BAL e''a ' he information il contains, aud Se'
aiaoa o. o.. arm. whose name does not occur m
,, by g' ~, that al least 100 more copies VIII DC
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syi '2-n,5 1.-THE people in the south aud south
III. i'r'is "a ort shat articles are made m Kich-
Ssh 70 - .-5.eements are held out 70 them by our
,il Or Eu =, them do IT, There are plenty OF new-
aai'u,'5S 'stb fled with isolated advertisements
srs ia or - # the readers don't choose TO look at
n ' Guy, .. hers, the fault is their own. An extra
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Ire, sl'.' p,ob-u11sensc. Noaey Is not so pen-
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81 q .ir,,tioa Tso dollars will buy eight lhs.
1a '-l ,--y Ioayss Of bread. True, the us. might
s n nj in various parts Of the country aud aston
SUES ~ -. Who believe thlt everything e1cep;
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