Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 11, Number 223, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 May 1859 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND. TVKSDAT MORNING ........ By Monday Mall. to , . . . . , The Astronomical Soeiety of Cincinnati, at recent meeting, determined to move the ' . - .. . ... tn Observatory from its present position to r r some point oaca oi me city on me hub.The reason for this is, that no observation can be taken from the present Observatory ' on account of the smoke. Prof. Mitchell : stated that, on a recent visit of a couple of distinguished astronomers, the instrument was turned in the direction of certain well known stars, bat they could not be seen for the smoke. Mr A. B. Coleman, for the past eight years proprietor of the Burnet House, Cincinnati, has retired. Hereafter, the house will be conducted by Messrs. Samuel Johnson, (late bookkeeper of the establish men t,) Thomas P. Saunders, of St. Louis, and Hus9U Potter, of Hamilton, Ohio. Elder James M. Mathes, for many years editor of the Christian Record, published at Indianapolis, has retired from that post, and is succeeded by ths Rev. Elijah Goodwin. The Record will continue to be published at Indianapolis. A meeting of the stockholders of the Evansville, Indianapolis and Cleveland Straight Line Railroad Company was held at Indianapolis, on the 5th inst. The following persons were elected directors for the ensuiug year I Henry D. Allis, John J. Chandler, and Samuel Orr, of Evansville ; James W. Coch-

ran, of Gibson county ; Alexander Leslie, of , groum, .uu, ,he -.xtitlguishea willl. Pike county ; Wm. Mason, of Greene county ; out mU(-h difli culty. One engine, the ' CiuWm. M. Franklin, of Owen county ; H. R. cimiaftis, upset w hile descending the levee, Stevens and Cyrus WhetzeL of Morgan ,mt fortunately uo one was hurt, nor the ft ..,.. e i j- , machine the least injured, county j David W ilhams, of Indianapolis, . Th(. Traler wU J, a ,otal and Jeremiah Smith, of W inchestcr. The ilt ., l.il-r. and machinery, which tan be

Board organised by electing Jeremiah Smith President, H. D. Allis Vice President, aud Jame Greene Secretary and Treasurer. The Board elected is the old one, wit'i only one change. Saturday last, was the day appointed by law for the election of magistrates and constables, in Kentucky. Considerable interest was manifested iu the result, as an indication of how the State election would go in August next. A lady on board the steam- r Alvin Adams, stepped overboard while the boat was laying at the landing at Lonisville, on Thursday night Inst, and Moated down the stream some distance before she was rescued. Her hoops alone saved her from being drownad. That was an instance in which hoops proved fully as useful as they are ornamental. The first numtier of the second volume of the Golconda Herald comes to us enlarged and in a new dress. Its editor says lie telt some misgivings at the outset as to bis ability to fill bis paper with entertaining matter every week, but, judging from the patronage bestowed, thinks he has succeeded very well. The Chicago Democrat says Senator Douglas autobiography is almost out of pre--, and adds, " it is said to tie the besl thing the Senator has ever written. The European correspondent of the New Albany Tribune, pays a well desened compliment to the hospitality and popularity of our minister at Berlin -Ev-Gorernor Wright. The writer states that he has called ou five American Ministers on bis route, aud all the good qualities tie could discover in the whole of fhem, would not balance those of the Hoosier Minister. The Governor invited him to breakfast, and treated the gentlemen to Buckwheat cakes and molasses, whi h, no doubt, in part accounts for the visitor's admiration. He says he found plenty of assumed dinit in other American officials, but in the Governor, he (bund the pure article itself. The GoremMf rents a church haa a Blhle-clasa, ith which he meets regularly, and w hen they have no pleaching, they hold a elass-nieet-iag. All honor to the man who, in all the stations be is called to fill, takes his religion with him. The same correspondent complain bitterly of tlie American t.muls at tUtttte and Naples He found the Consul at Rome, after climbing four pair of dirty stau -, awd the door was opened by an Italian girl, w ho full corresponded in dirtiness with the room and stair. He says the Consul receive sufficient for eudorsing passports, to lie p nteelly, without any othev recompense. Throughout Italy, the American i-,- cost twice or thrice as much as the . of any other coanlry, and many of the pus-pott-they give are of no matter of account, rticularty with adopted eitienHai UKLOK.S, Bewark. An Ku'o,li.-h pp. r, called the Assurance alagfAaiM rerj appropriately named), after close observations, comes to the following conclusions 1 are toid that iu the two periods of lire- jm to 23 aad 25 to 30 -the probability of w idower EMOTyin? in a year is m-arly ibrre times as great n that of a bachelor ; nt 'J 30 it is four times as greal , and at from .10 . it i five times aa cwal ; :U t'O the chaii -e uf a widower miiryiii in a y. ar 11 Mwaa times aj gnat as that ot a bachelor. t An, 1 the i- .r .5, ', the piol.ilolity of a bach. i'ir mirrviinr in a yeat diminishes in a 1 limit rapid ratio the piubabilitr at.'ly is not urn l. aioi. iliai. Ult thnt it .M, itn l nenih the sniue propOl tuiii exi-ts he? el n I'UC h P riod of tt. ye.u . afterwards. W Th. Stala Board of Iga'isswMlll, il a m . al sittina', resolved to place the geoloffi larrej of the .State in the hunt!, ol law .-I hide Owen, Es. A committee was ipSni.ti I coitsiatiog of Mr. Wagner, Pre 1 denl of the llonrd, Mr. William-, of Knox, and Mi Helm, of DeLtwaiv, with full po.v.i to -el I'e upon the in tanner ot the survey. J The r5ord al-o Mil-mitti il the necr - it v lit .ii itions lor tl.e next t.iii- Fair lo tlie SiiKi in'endent. Mr Hradiey r. tiirtin t -mess com iug leforu it, it .ijiuri.e. ut nuet agaio al the St..ts i'air, at New Albany, ia October next

or Trbf . We copy the following account of the loss

this steamer from tip Ciuciunati Gazette and also apptnd n itss ci me treignu tor parties in this city : The Fti-.-uBiT .Ia(lt Tlftbcr, 0bt. P, yton ' S. Davidson. arrived from Pittsburg yester11 a day morning, about do clock with a rery , heavy cargo of freight, and landed at the I foot of Broadway. After effecting a . . . fa ino it was discovered Hint slip wji mooras hard aground, and heavy freight was rolled from her bow to midships to lighten her off. This weight caused a springing of her butts, ne leaked water rapidly. i ne rapiu decline in tne river, leu tne vessel still harder aground, and during yes terday forenoon, two steamers were employed to pull her ufl, but filing to get the boat afloat, a quantity of iron belonging to G. & J. H. Stioenberger, was discharged to lighten her. About 11 o'clock, however, it wai discovered that she was shipping water rapidly, with three feet water in the hold. TL. . . . .. . L. A I i lie pumps nrif .-pceiinv pin 10 vvora. aim strenuous efforts made ta stop the leak w itli tarpaulin', but nil to little purpose. The Trailer careened to her starloard, and amid cracking of timlers, hissing of steam, toppling over of chimneys, parting of cables, hogg chains, and w renching and twisting of machinery, furniture, etc., she settled down, with her itm in twenty feet water, a complete wreck. The boat immediately took tire, and f!ie excitement became intense. The vessels along the landing rang their bells violently making a terrible clumor while those 4-ontiguous, floated or backed out into the river to avoid the threatening couthigratiou. Buckets, bales of muslin, boxe9 of dry goods, and almost every variety of floating freight, soon covered th.river. The landing quickly la-came crowded with people, while on the river, skiffs, flats and icoops w ere speedily putiuto requisition to save the freight as it parted wi'.h iw. Tt.n ii,... ..-. , nn .1... taken off w hen the w ater falls. The carco B7 is greatly damaged, and a large portion of it lost. We give Wlow the list of freight, destination, anJ to whom consigned. The Trnlier was three years old, and was built here in 1856. During the winter ensuiug, she was sunk at our levee by the ice, but wm raised njain wiihoiit much loss. She was a good, staunch boat, valued at $12,OuO, and itu-urcd for $6,500 in the Weste'rn and Firemen's Insurance oftVes, of this city. She was owned by Capts. Peytons, and William T. Davidson and James R. Hatcher. Her freight list was not insured, and we understand that only a partial insurance had lcen effected on her carcro. Cant. Davidson entered a protest here ye-terday C K evening. rhe Traber was bound from Pittsburg to Saint Louis, and had onh seven cabin and four deck passengers. Fortunately, no KfflM were lost by the disaster, nor were an per miis injureil. Last evening it wai hourly expected that the cabin would part from the hull and tloat off: Keen i Preston. bale-; lieeting; 1. O. Reilley, 133 pkgs ; Samuel Orr, 519 pkgs iron and steel; Hem. nt v Vielc, j." fledges and crow bars; J. H. Heilmun, 00 pkgs yarn; J. ii. Vcuoeinao, 70 kg nails ; Ueach k Carbtedt, 7 pks sundries: C. M. Welis 1 box : K. H. Batta, 10 bags of Coffee ; L. W. Hilibird 4 pkgs sundries- Babcock L Brother, 14 d. From Ntw OfclKAJB. We an indebted to Mr. JaiMI nrin. U for filed of late New a Orleans paK-rs. brought by the James Montgomery, which passed ap yesterday. The city win healthy, with warm weather and slight rains. Bu-im .ptite dull. In view of the failure of the pic-ent levee system, the New Oib..i.s paer3 nre dvoating the holding of convention of the people of the whole Valley tiotn t'auo to New Olenns, to discuss measures which will restrain the umth of the great Mississippi. Ifctj Mgi vt i v MnHtUj aud strongly that sunn- immediate action upon the subject must be brought about. Many pci n are departiafi ifca Norfh ad atatWaWie BtatctooUsl on steamers are l'ieiiiently Majngcd a trip in adKtiee. Wx tin- arrival f the Anglo axon, ve li:ie tin- latest noaVI friuii KurojH". Asjs Ilia ikl ind insist on the answer to her ultimatum to .-Mi.lini.i in thti-e days, but e.vteiiiled the- time to fourteen days. In the faaiiM, rnan aaq AftM froops are , laing huirie.l Iu 1 1 Tierno, where the first oHtatno i, I1L..I1 t.i laW rJaM Tl. .. ... ... ..I -. ht-olo-li 'iii.l l.llwi.iii nl 1.1111.U iilli.fi.ii a .- . ...i... .... , . , . 1 . , , , I.......... ,01, 1 1 1 . , ami difen-ivc- treated great consternation in Bogiaml, ami bad an alanninglj depressing rflect 11" in the funds. Hk0' I he .New Vork Journal 0 Commerce, in speaking of Mr. Brown, recently solectcd :is editor of the U aaUagtOQ Constitution, tie w al.--o a Ih-iuocrHt ot tlie- hrst water, altUouh belonsiag to a nolde launily in Itelund, and liat.'.e nt a future day to inhwril its JMtincti.Ht.s. He is what inioht appropriately he . ailed an .11 istociatic Democrat a ?ei ie. in hi.'h favor with King Jaun ari?" The '..1,1 f vvhicfa sTf oboorirod a fewdiiy -m , at the MfeMgan CaiTcraity, has llcn -ceo al the Uarvaid and the ll un- ' ilt. in College Otocrratdrks, Whether tlie coniel will become visible to the naked eye whether il 3 approai hing e.ntli or un, lind wIlPthl,r ;, ,, , ,u,in t a f..l.l. f r.t i'l. . I . I , . . MamSsl- .. I lil t "III' I lOl UU. I I 1 IMM ,1 VU l . I 1 1 UHl , I 1 1. (ibstrvutioiu ol a few duvs more will da , , , tkf The lx-s carpenters of Lonisville advertise in the p;ers -.f flmt city tot 300 journeviiiiHi frAtWOtel to whom eoiiMant cinpUn nicul and Jal wrt..'.' will be. iven. W e picsuiii. Ibfl caipenter- 01 that city nie on a '-strike. Jtty Within tin pat two w.ek, tipwii!- i f ihirty fQmWg GanMUM have left I'iii ionati lo: Kuiopc. for the purpose of tal in a baud iu the Coating imhroffh l rtweej, ti,,.,! c.i,,itr mi ri ind the I'nn- h. iu of ihe editui: of the CleTt-laud 't'nn.ieahr . niin.' tn depnrt for Jnpau, where he wilt ,., , ,K vide himself .to missionary service. r-t;r 1 he -jiecial n-ent, of ihe l'ot othce Department baa been reduiej nom thirtyone to sbnrteea.

Clippings. TbaSan Antonio TeYan, state that

General Twiggs has been dangerously ill, but is slowly recovering. . . 1tlc& A national fjnvmtion uf tiiern-ii iproposed to be he: 1 in Tlttshurt on the 4tb of Julv next. aaTU i IM a, ...; UB a si, aj. iJ'Miig I'll t i w 1 , IUI 1 11 d 1 VUI, jusubli9hpd, the popuVation of that JjJJ r . uo ((0o F. Walsinan, of liitliaunpoli.:, bag bought the billiard table played ou by I'heand Seereitlr, at Detroit, for Sl,r000." lThe Protestant Episcopal Convention, for the Diocese of Indiana, will be held in Indianapolis, commencing on the 1st of June. HaJ-The merchants of Danville, Va., before receiving license, are compelled to take an oath uot to pay out any notes of a lass denomination than five dollars. Bogr Bishop Cobbs, of Alabama, has sent $960 to the county treasurer at Huntsville, as public fund; stolen and returned at the confessional. gjtf" Forty thousand dollars was raised, mainly, in New York City and Boston, to free the Antioch free negro college from debt. Btoy" A traveler writes from Rome, that a good portion of the Forum, which used to ring with the eloquence of Cicero and Horteneius, is now a cow-yard. Jfcjy A Southern paper suggests the propriety of sending those jiersons who are caught while engaged in the slave trade, to Mm North to le tried, and sending South for trial those who disotiey the fugitive slave law. IfejfThe British and French Ministers at Washington both declare that the extraordinary action of the Ministers of their rapec tive governments in Mexico will be repudiated in London and Paris. ygr A merchant in Wim luster, Va., has taken into (inrtuership his daughter. Mis Virginia, aud announces that hereafter the business; will lw; conducted under the firm of J. Wysong and Daughter. J"Five of the sweetest words in the F'ngli.-h language, liegin with the letter H, viz., Heart, Hope, Home, Happiness, and Heaven. It might, however, be as weli that we studied either a little more profoundly ! UTwii heads of bureau? in Washington are shortly to die the death of the wicked. One has been plotting in favor of Seward, the other for Douglas. The latter will not be allowed the lienefit of prayers efore Iih !.- part u re. Prof. F. S. Holmes, ol the College ot Charleston, has unearthed from the site of an old pond, near that city, bones of a mastodon, terrapin, deer, and a fragment of Indian pottery seeming to establish the fact that the red man and all the creatures here named were contemporaries. JgfiT" Of the once pow erful tribe of Pequot Indians, there now remains fourteen males and seventeen females, residing on a reservation of one hundred and eighty ncre. in the town of Ledyard, Ct. Their property amounts to $H,58'J, from which they derived an income last year of S3(j l,4i, while their maintenance cost S418. fir A correspondent of the Providence J'ninml recommends asparairu- as a cure for I hydrophobia, in any stage of canine mad-nc-s. The directions are "Eat the ftaaa shoots of aspaiagn- i.iw, -hep, a;.d peispiiation will tie indu ed, and the disease i hu thus be cured." This remedy proved effectual to a man in Greece after the paroxysms 1 had commenced. A sijnirrel having l;ci-n foinul iiiiionjr UM contents of th pnuui li oi pu-kercl a fish so called tlie knotty question arose whether t lie fish tUtabcd a tree to ralch the 4iiirrel, or the sijuii rcl entered the wnter to catch the tish ; but previous to the submission the f awtaM to the debatincr societies, a corre.(K)ndeut of the IhMTUMHfJ Hfpmrtu kindly net ties it by stating that the Mtiirrcl is in the habit of taking a sail for pleasure occassional! , with a chip for bout, and his tail for a sail; that he sometimes gets upset, when ?uch voracious lish uj the pickerel uiak t a meal of biiu instanter. l' s. . ul Ion of the Methodist a lit Tcxaa. The preachers of the Northern at Hhudllt Episcopal Church in Texas have made thetuselves obnoxious to Ihe slaveholders in tlmt State, from their alleged preaching of antislaTery doclrioes, and it is- nWm bf Ihe Methodist organ, the Omtrmi Vhr-!iin Advocate, that, in a numlier of in-tani 1-, that paper htid beeu cither supprc.-v-ed or shwtrojred by postmasters and their hirelings, flu Advocate tay : jt seems that on the 4th of Uaira laat, a j public meeting was held at MMlwood, Coliii county, at which a resolution was passed dei nouncing the ministers of the Northern M. K. Cliurcii, us preuclier.s ot tal.-e and spurious philanthropy ; and a private committee uf twenty-five or thirty WM appointed to watch them, mid to report to the I're.-ident of the Association uny of the pro-eedi..o of the miui.-trs which uiiu,ht be deemed inimical to the institutions of the State. Un the llth of March, the Church Conference assembled at RouliHtn, when two preachers of the Southern M. E. Church, named Di and Porter, were present a. .- pic;; and re; : - ters, and on the 13th a public meeting wa.i held at Honham, at whic h tin- mini-tei were denounced as wolves in sheep's clothing. They were charged with trying to aliolitioni.e the country, and of canyini aa then operations by the uinlei ground railroad sy.-tem. A preaml le and rcsi.lutnmwere na.-sed. aiuiointincr it committee of '. to wait on the Bitbop aad nitnUtera, and warn them to withhold the Inrther pjoatca , tiou ol the Conference, its coniiiitiaix e would l.e calculate. I to end inoer the a -e of the community, and takmp Vl tin ir motto, " Peaceably if we can forcibly if we UiUat." On Sunday m m n;, during divine service, the Bishop Kai interrupted, just n? he had jiven out the tc.t of his s.-rnion, by the committee, the rpimtaaaait of which, Judge Ilolierts, made nn exciting iicech, stating the action of the Committee, and Ihreateoing bloodsht il, in case of tbeir refuitig to comply with the deman Is of the Committee. The resolutions weio then read, and 11 categorical drawn, y es or no, demanded in two hours. The Bishop asked to b allowed till next day, to consider the ato position, whiih was refused, aud after a little iniormiil coaultation, thei anrwd to eiiil two of theii iminlaT tM Ml t.i tU -j..Ki-niati of the meeting that they would routall their iptarterly conference on the nuesti ... and 11 til they had the oppoi tunity oftl.j.tig so, would refrain from prtai biag. 1 lie committee then 1. ft The t , . . - ' 1,1 11 a lose iini was the nature oi tbf HIceudiary prcoeediugi complained of, when the lollowiiit; f.icis wera elicited UuB Gideon .Siuih, one of lite State Beprcseiita-live-, stated that a nei.i belonuitis.' IO a Mr. Cox, had been tanpe red with bj MMDC of the Methodists. He was 111 th. i.aOit ol' leaving his mastei s ii .11 at aiglM toi the residence of a Mr. Roaft, Vtk) tiaed 10 id and inlk to Liu. aOoiit his freedom. Mr.

Cex faidhc had fquwtd Rose to whip I the man, and send bira home. This, 6ays :

the Advocate, is a misrepresentation ou the . part of Goi. who had tola" Jtose that he was A aS g'.al i.rKiffte.i Imgto th Bt-gro. as He could !. . ,,,11 nf rfditri.ms well-inform-t i iiiiiv - -n ed negroes. Rose acknowledged rea lm- to I the negro, and said lie SM not teei nwe nnv- . iug luin away. Mr. Cox sold the negro to. Col. Lane, who laid the man told him that . one of the Northern Methodists had said to him, Jt he WOOld go to Illinois, he would umku enough money by preaching, to pur- j ( liase his lieedom. Smith O'Briau, the Irish Patriot, was reeeived with a weleome, at Detroit, ..it Thursday. In his speech he said : He found that all the hard work was doue bv the Irish : aud in the South, where he thought he should find but few of hia conn- ' , , , , , i:, . trvmen as laborers where the climate was so warm there was a great many, hut it r 1 1 .1 . il . ,u gave him pain to find that .r lJe rountry, he found many of the Irish, who earned from one dollar and f. halt to two dollars per day, Spent it all lor a hbky ; and intimaUd that such would lie better off in their native land, earning a shillilir n dav, j and Whtm the whVkj was bet.er. ' Ifirif" A fellow named Kernnn was setitenced to the peniti-ntiary for two years, and deprived of the right to hold office for Ihe s.une length of time, in the Circuit Court at Lafayette, the other day, for stealing tallow. o.i ii ,i ... ...,i , ,1,:. . .. I ue iii.iianaiKMi- ...riui nkrus mis us a ( sBaliciOUJ desill oil the pail of a Itcpuhli- I , , 0 , , . cm Judge lo prevent the Ucmocracy mm making a candidate of him, as BMJf Crtaiuly would do Hilar Midi development of hi- abilities, if th had the chance. ecif Quite an eXCtteflMOl vas created on the streets in Vincetine.-, th. tihtf day, liy the appearance ot a oun l-, - widow in male attire. The Sun says her wholedeiiiuauor indicated that she had beca ujed to weal ing the lireecbes." Bf1'ie Kn---eiviile ( Ky.) iitrmM atataa tint e-eral of the old line Whis of that State have recently come out in favor of Hell, the Opposition candidate, among the numlier the Hon. Archie Dixon, of Henderson. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 n o 1. 1' ii i s u t ti r, i.nbUKl.L .V MAM.K M Tl' UN Kit, Fust -t.'.t, hetwiMi Vine ami Ihii-ioi. BttaHa, ke ps constantly on hand a full aasortnieut of Para- .!. t'nil.rH-i, Walking C'aHa, kc and sell-thotu at I he lowest pin . s. lo in done at rdnut li tn and in the l-j.-t inaiimr All turners' work proniptl.i done. aajrH 9m Look Out! nrM i KBMti.viin MMmVMt t Jm fullj i . lo in: .riu tho citizens ol CvaaaTilla, that he has rat .-iic.1 a lot of first -class Fl'ltN I 1'U K K fi .in the I- a-f, ' I . very !-- ription, which h- iuteuds selling low as at any slur.- in the city . Pel sous in w ant of noo.l turiiiiure are invitiil to call Is-forv ptlirhasin e!-ewl.en'. I take all kinds of old Furniture in oxilwnpo f..r new. M Kl Bll lit litiKNIlKIMKn, lcal. r iu -ecoiiil-hand F.irnituro. on Second t , ...... i; Mala Mad foetal. mvlO-i'.in MJUJ'o s. -j 1 sr m a tvav 1 'au- nv 1 M ,.f Pvt. 1- ,v Cragz'l l--t Pianos, for sale at i .i. r in - l.v J. HEALY. . . , .r . . . B M f 4MB 4 9 ' Mi A w Prince ..f the no " I Dau'l ; Bpurjceon s Sermons, fifth eilition ; City of the Great Kicft;Th Mini-try ot Lih-: hit I James Watt, The Jealous IIu-ha,i.l; Lots m.- Liitl. Love mo L.-iik . Hi rh I .t - in New- York by Jonathan Slick; Ro mailed in.i its BM I ii' 1 Kit C.n- u. For sale W J0RH HF.Al.V, sajria IM Fa -t and Main str- :- ltTld.V M.y IHJJSl EJS"T VtT BANK UI'ILPINii, AGAIN. We will sell, on Ve.iie lay. May llth, in tt afternoon, at t o'tlui k, the halance of Mrs. Raala 1 Smith's stock of goosM, comsisting in pait of one w atch in.ik. 1 ' time regulator, 'i kVI watches, 4 nol-l u it.-li chains, breast pins, ear rin -, and n arietv ot Jewelry. Also a lot of silver ware, and .,101. 1 lot ot Jiy KOtxls. L.elied, couiu ami hnj , a th. v niii-t 1- soli, and ae will yivo bargains. aaafMM II NKI.--S i ' . Auet'ra WM I'triiB.WIH F. HI.Ot-(jIIT'l. It Y Imlesal,. lii. t lii.isls leil.-rs In Paini-. nil.-, .UMMii.,ic W a-hiiiutou Ulock Maia at., Evaosvjlle, Ind. Country erchaulj sappiie.l on ery lilsral terms. mj7-l IceCream! Ice Creain! r. HOI .:, I..ITV Oi-' THK FIH.tl of Kartell A Co., would replied lull) mli 1 rn lh. 1 ill-lie generallj that he ha- op. iit.1 his Ire Cream BdoOsi ; ami will w.in.uit Ms cream b ls of the pr.rc-t ami most it.-lie ion- kind nnole in tin- It jr. Kiei.niK BSaoUaa .-u, I we.l.hne;, call la- siipj.li.'l a! the -hoet.-sl notice and on the most icibnal.. terms. The Sal. has Ik. ii lately title. I up in a siiwrh style. k X lare supply "l 1 '..iifc 1 1..11.11 y and 1 racket - kepi Aataatlj oa I. ami, aii. I Km -ale at wbalfaasi or retail my '-1 tint ii a U I I.I H tiW. 'S. ill. Iackel llAaaisoM ltKii.rII un. 1.I1 1. - laaster, leave- Kiantille fr bowling (ii.- ii every I'lU KSli.W, at ! A. .; le.ivet Evaasvilk lor LoaMriUeevarjr 11 . DAV, uf 4 P. M myi.-lvl jmmmm t i'I'lm SlIKar-eiired Hani-. Ileef "1". . t , - ,1 I'anvasMil llauir. MuasW, Plail H iio .. Ilntu r, Kxtia White l loiir. Cheese, Pt lilies iilld Cm lalit", ItMltlnz Ksgs. Leaf Laid, ir House Hol.ists Plantation, Molasses and Golden 1 nn jal, ke, 01 I.I.I , Mixed Pi. kl. -. Plain Pi. kl. -, I.ol.-i.-r-, S lc."l oysters. Peaches, 4c. a la .leiiver. .1 fta. tnaaj srt of th.-. iu. wyC K. H SAUIX tOO Mm Oi TO H i. 4TiMMieLl.f M-1 It isT " street, f. d s 1. nth of toe Sin in oo, liaaaaa. myi'.-on, rgyo MilLBmu, oil u-o, 1 n-nr ML Mll.l.KK- . .inner is w.n.te. to eiipij; I', 1 Hoin injr Mill, in .1 town .11 the Ohio Itn.-r, M here here is a home 1 a II matnl faf niole rl Mtr and olt.ill than one run ol" stoue can make The h 11 1 Id in c i- peaily, and a coin milt now in opera - Hull .11 il. Alt I hat 1. iv.,,111 , I 1, casual siinicieiil topnicha-' ne of ilamer's patent Mills. The , 1. -en t owi , 1 1- a .i act teal Mill-rand M ill is 1 is lit He nee.t . a al tiiei With a -mill e.-ipil.i',, ;ttt one capable of doillj; the otlt -door I..,for atirtii utar- .i.ly t. Mr. t i tile. . iuc Journal .'thee iay.vsa via 1 'Kit 1 i.n i'o tt T.i.yT to tii loieis of a u'.ssl "iirar to know iliat I I I II-, HAUCliCK has jr. t i . . v . . t au li'..ii,il H:itinrnf- ClyU' .m l I I . t th KX S.d" (KL i If. t-t trt tkeoi f h-y can't I"- ls-.t. my ". a o.-i: .. .ii.i,, I -of its w n r Tu BE FITTED I U . vi. ul. I .- ill ail. Tition t.. III. f.-Hom ing srtidei pi-l le e,, I .liirir. l.e- pa t v. and uolth) tin exasaination f all pnrchsei s .( Dry GtKfai coa. l-ri-inj--tt I l"l "I lnhri lion, t-. llolll. el C' I'L. ... -. Nararllk iCullar, ' .:u iaa Collars, lo.etoli.iM, Dil-U . - Blk. .-ilk I'.ila- l, ilarga risl, Katnv " - fi.-1 and l alin Palis a lifiiT Hals. Caa. Bfaata. Maiss. aa iiuistk 1 i- ail im'Wt -iu.) ehoii . of tin , season -. nmcha an I I will l.e sold at low urices for cash hv Mil I t.i; a Midi l It .Main -ti--t, Evattsvilsw, In.i M I'HOTOUU.II'H .l.1 - Tl Pk AU It. -I - KKLi.Kti . WHITE, at il..- solicitaUa ol a n n nil., i nt oti-t-. lev. fronhf ..?i a r..niletr asaSTtsa nt ot Phot. .4 asjsh sjM Andu -l 1 Sts.k, o-i-tilig of .'I. r -ty..- "1 I'..,-, Plates, tSafWa, 1'inn l.is, lan.ls, 1 lo ll, . .!- A. , c , .villi .k'il, I. ih. y arc piep.ui d In 1,1. ni-h the trade :l Ptliciu1.. ill price-.. Ml a.i.'i Mill i, cel., prompt alt nii at hi LLEB a wm 1 1. my -.Ia v. In, No. i2 Main street. OrVTMMB I.VJI S.IHItt.VMli' ca". BaUilUi 1 'v-l. la, to 1. I r. i. I. Sai.lin.-s In t. re an I i r ...1, I . ALI.i- v iLuWaV. g 1 ay. s.fii M UM 1 1 11 1 I I I- 1 sale 9 I'MTTSMI mtV MM. MM Ma i In si ;c an fer A I LI- a- H'i'VK . it k Cruni

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MeSSrS. SDaldillS: & Rogers .,........ r.. ii.. .1. ...-...... . Respectfully aouotim that their gnat V U'TA' i R T V 1 V rlllPTT v 1 L Ir. A IS S t. 1 Kv t . S 1 Fna tli- ir AiuiiaithiMtie, Ke OrltHii, aril! ' .'Xhil'itrd on lar,l the Floating l'alacr, at EVAVSVILLE, Tl ESDAY, MAY 10. DOORS OPEN AT 2 A 7 O'CLOCK P. M. Admission.-Iret Cin Ir 'i eaati; Family Circl M) e m- : hiliiren '' ,-nts . Galli i i - i ntIn addition to the Stock Couiuau), tht NautKrn itt hove tlie honor of auui.uuciii); the tolhiaiiiK F'Teign Artintea, niakittj; it bytu the l.triret ami in .d perlirt Kipu Htri.in K-tliii-hiio"it in Knrop , ,t .Mn.Tiea : M'LLE 1.LOPE LOVALE! PrMnirie Ejn Btrieune d Tinpie Napoleon, I'arif, W : del fully b.-:.Utilul and expert, i rpasninn any li inic Ruler, nrile or fumale Fiiat jje:irane in the I nited Stataai lksj FEii-:i;s CONK A I' r' T the paat six ycai the r-ature ..i th. r,tie .1.1 lmH;ritrico, Pari. c-oniitins of ,,,,, Ihe -eli-brat- Anti; i- m Rider. irir?t a: I - i aace in taa Onii- J -Mate, ... m...ns. caelob cnsHAir -j,,,. UM1, fwmdk (.ymnast ana Srocnnine (,1 nt appaarance in tbe l'uit.1 .smi. MOM. FUANcms OOSBADI The Gnat Fuueh Acrelwt ami Pia. (Firm a"r:"" " iu rl"' L'ni,", S; '" ) .-i ib. . i 1.1. 1 Tlie alifiishinK Mifl Vaulter ami liiiler, In.niNew Vork. iFirat apvaranre in tin- South, i PkuF. 8ABCKDA8! j Tli celehl.it I Split, -Ii .: .lolu the I'il.ille , Hi.paiifola. First appearance in the V. IttM . MR. FKANK l. N A LU. I N II t Ihe ramoUH ( allstheinst and PantoMinisl, frostt I I. V - A III 1 l, I f In Ml r.. I . ..i.i . .i . . I ' o - ...... m-- I t . ,...- "ir" ; v otith. T. . 7 ,. lfJ iin.i:e-i lona'.ly the in- -t imi'iiant awl oottlj coaibinatMMiol I'orelga Stan ever asswi ITjTnr I oniy jii-u-h.d ly th.- ralfeadM ,.1 their N w oil. an- kmfM- , in.-aue. Iu onUr to aflord theii South, rn piii..n- thcou- ; juymeul ! ail the reat attr.ictlolis it" tlitAinplii lUeaire mis uiiiter. ili. r.- will l . luoite.l mini. ' ''V.1,, ' ,,'.'r '"" 1 rfcrataiKv. 11 PAL- 1 .i r. .m .j.- .11, lauiHirt-'ion c.'tii- eiitiauci n 1 fiout atalra Mil Al FXANPFU MtMAl:; Th.- Livinar :-l.i leton Vioiini; t - A wonderful phy , i i oiifornniti An ciio i luulia MVINli AFlUt AN lh. t itk!. (. , 'feet Ioiik, weiliin .1 Muri.ls, w hich consume a Aoro lull r.'Wii fowls , i a -iindl ealfat one f.d . an. I a Inure LIVI.Ni; AFltP VN IMACOK l !" last loii, aTaTMa VI poiimllaM in Mai IUI'mTTii -AI.oi N, . i, board th, t uu. i .lam. - Kai in inl, iuini.' li it. ly alter at h i m jk-m irmaace, ladnu-i. n cent I newly or.;aiiiT.ed Troupe of A M 1111. 1 . 1, MINSTKKL-, ' lllpl lolllg--K. Ii. KNEKLAXP, nl Kum.-cv . N.-,.i.il - iniij.li. ll Minstrel E. II WINCH ELL, of Matt IV, i - CaiafcaB M ustnib; W. W.UCDDIM nfHtunMrl H mh'sCasaphcil Mlaatn h . I. H. DOOLK1 t l ,tt PI l - i unpin II Miutr 1- ; H A MONTCARpS,f Prv.iut f Jlin-treh: r. C. Bl'aHMRLL t atfaVa Mil -ti. 1-; Supported l.y i tin lent auxiliai i. -. VViilcxiiii.it .1 N K.W PL Kli, M cdncsiiay , April Uth DM t-i I J- Dzxx?c3Lm ...', h r f.y - it t.ii 1. 1 HKU TO MBjHMSBCJ fl,. ciiiph-tion of the .'Xt.'lisivp impi ..vein, nt to 1 heir concern, which have been in pi oft re f..r some time past, to ufforl tuc utmost la inly for carrying ou an extensive trade, l.y scl!- . , ood article only at such prices aa cannot fall toghsj universal satisfaction. Uavit c this ohject in vice, every on-ui. -ration that straiirhtforwiird deaiiiitr, ftaaa 1, ,1 on honor and liberality, can Rive, Will I resorted to, ami thus establish mutual cone between htiver ami seller: The stock i. "-""" ' i"i itj 'uriiiiHin r'inret .nm jnii - chasers n.ay rely umh in.-eiinfc with an extensive assortmeid on ri asoiialde tcnn. lhv would dire. p1rticul.11 attention to tleir late importation of Iiish Linen tj,".ds, vis: 6 and 4-4 Irish I.iuen". 1-4 Linen Shreilaca, Pillow Case Lloaaja, Hand ki i hief-. Towels, Napkins, Bleache.1 and Drown L 1, 11 T il.lc 1 lothj, Ac., Ac. Corner of Main and First streets. my a eHJ.TtPltJ.VA .' t IIJ.nVJiHi.VF. ! U baskets Heidsick Chainpaiirnc, qts. j do ilo do, pts. It do Cliqtlott do, .tts. In do do do, i't In store and tor .sale l.y .....1 ALLIS A DOWKS. dJRKSH II It I'U S. - WR JKItKJOU Jm7 in r.eij.t a laree -to. k of Otul-s. M.-.li-rules, 1 -lUJt-, Oils, Dye M litis, Wind, v. Glas- and ,,c3 '' U,aUo which ara t ght at the ..y ! . ,1 caaa price-, uhnh u.ahi.-s ns to oiler ...ir ( ustumers great hargaiaa. Oar took af Mediclaes unsurpassed lor purity. W e ale . etei mil.. .1 lo sell pUN Dntfl aod M. iu.- . Ut H I sell at all. r. "sequent!-, it yon .1.. not !. y. u. medicines pi.re, don I rauM t- us STilDDAKli . THOMSON, - Druggists, 17 Main st.

, containing Un acres, w ith ahotit :n acres in cultimmmm isimi-'' - s r. . r. u..,i ...i ....,. ......... ...i t-. a i

T' . , . , , . jii-t recelied the llnr.l dlipilient ol those 'die-

, i . w. j mm . a MIII'MU iTii.irn iiikii iwiHUL ftll'l I H II l"'t IVIMi oawiag Watch spring H-.ps, tU "kxctlslor ot The s e qr of sect itt, town 'I range 10 w, cimtatnihe season. ine lt acre

.aiso. men s anu i ninir. r. - tiats, mi.- s, mm a i. ri I i.i-oi t men t of Drv I '. R 8. IMBICH I I 0 .. K) Main street, f4it.ot?M, i- hh m.MJ'nhags extra I'aiuil) Flour (u .tie such), ino Kigs aajperfttn do, J . bXM I'r.s tor ,f G itnhle's U-t Soap .!.. ,-orn-ie.l Oaickeaa. .Iui recaivad an. I salabj it ML McJOMNSTDN, ip30 P.wy's Block, Main st., uearCaual. rajMiK ' .i it ( ajg t, i ii K.i f m: st a, y ii best assertment o,' Whitewash Ihushes ever B, i. ,1 i .i sale in this . iiy , is lion on -xhlhitioi. at .-luDDAKD A THOMPSON, 1. 51am street. sVrsl)ll.M THO.tl lSOJ' WMI.I. y ia,., i tnisoMi' an iii..ic.. .,1 u.-u slid faaliioi:. open tins iisv, an invoice ut new and faahiouahle rVrfsuaery, Eam v tkatps, and Hair UU, in- 1 cludiag th.- is lisWalsd Cocolar. sa highly , in in. ti, led tot the Hall. Humming line and Putter l!y Extract- for the Handk. rcbiif, an 1 a large a so I ill. 1. 1 ot I'doglie, Dressing Colli las Hid Bril-I -. ut the llrug Store, 1 , Main street . ap.'si fMMfWAflrV ' 4 HI) H I mm ti I I . A , s.-hct'-d l.ai til ularl to l.iinilv use, id reiellt illlpol'tatlou and line growth, to which We invite the atteniiou ot c. nu nrs, ti-s.'ially those that haw c . i leu, ci t he di fti.-illty III getting good Teas, .lust n ceived at i..k STiilHAKl a TilnSll'SoN'rt. WmoitU'.t 1 JMMLROMS-AV HM. w Villi'!, ot the best qnalitv of Norway iron, - I "' '"" y asW.Ta.1 ii, 1 ulltL UBK- ..' . 1. 1 l. I'MM.S ml Mt.VI M'M mJL M Hole An it- n M'.'l rkis day sud . to i sale l.v Mill Kl. I) Kit. J 99 atsVaWC KOU QILBKBT .1 en, I .-y . .tin ! street. WmiiiTK Is hv m$0 I. 1.1 I T a e. Ni mri ' C. t1 ShM KOH K.IM. K U 1 S E. OdLMKltT A CO.. No. 4 Sycaiuvm itreet. ?OM SJLK CUK.ir Kit KI III i ... V ol il! Ku juire at I his otlice. KClSBajajja lor Rotxls. apJ--.tt Codai Clwir n. jr.vnri: mm: j?rdVi.v Ml 1 "Uiitr 10. 1 . ti. nits to iiiv Lii,;.. nu-.-k i.i iVd.ir 1 ClnirtM", ctMsJsTWaf i aauUei" tarielj of size and style than evei h t i .lieied in Cuisvilk-, amon.-t which are -2" loreh lb d Ji.t - i.iniis, ; mjc, inn Isuiml. lim sVi While do 4 do do. ps. do do d 1 ' Jo bra-ss l-.a ,. i. ai do Tin.- do iron b aind. Ml tnv White .-dai Ckuins ar. pa ked in cases, , Willi nt e lia .latiii'i thus en.-aiiai; then sate akd tasusjoniic d iraUsiHitation, and opeuing fresh lUidck-au. 9 .he lo.i .uiaii be jmri. based 111 the vV. 1 K.. i .1 lbs I isville W loslea Vt.no 1 B KUhSELL, " Main St., .. - B. t TS ird Ji I'onrtti, Loiii-ville," Ky. If ajM UJiW'K IUI II I W.V.W.VUO ! , 111. I' t "I 1 11 .11 . i .r -ir.' cHeap t" tl 111 1 taaip,iiaHiiil E H. PA PIN ft ' Jj9RM.'TKR l.'R. ST O IHU R II K 1 HO MPS IX havi jaat i.seivel direct fran , Best V-'ik. a Varied .u-- i l il. of ot UUck, Mill, , ' Ked, aisft inecii Priut.iag.Iak. Priuteaw' tsiui-!i, I Cool alii an I hi'oaxe, lo which tiiey iuteud to sV -...: linn sti. i.:i .n and will SSSi al almost Ka-l-ciiipii.es, .a lh. Prie. Mole, No IT Main street, Evansville, Ind. up2. . lt.lt -. l i.KA-V.M I'ELI.IN(s H .use, cont .inine shout tive o ix rt.jius. ftf it this ap 2C-1W O f H f Sill OMi 9 .'-JTf s T UEl'MtM I - . I ,t R CORES une of th. Ufgasw aHormoat 1 complete st. s-ks of Shoe ever brought to this city 1 sbt tielltlemeii. Uors, Utd Yon h .u;d f.r Ladies, Mi - - .1 I ' hlhlreo. th ss-;.rtii; :it - 1 - t. 1 all. if Jvt. r-snt Rwd 9fcos, and srtpj-.lj' your wants. s"-21

MISCELLANEOUS

To the Public. K HUhT U'iJTJtM J-' h" ..i rai: K.UW. Ik - l-ajitm-, ',1 11.. I . in i.i m u . s.i t.ii . nave ! i. i n ;i -nr rivers t.' ' '' uig lip theaot-rin tne rreik kiki ai"i-. -a.' flmViiLi: to a ren-ideral.W " I'li.i.i a .it' i Id Uii.U kIimi llir rivim nvilr. which in. a Ilotted kooii, then the larife Mri2ce "t I" n.c u rtaMt inmter i Xh. it t the "t aiaf rati "t tiunmer mm, i. !n. the uimlarin. which i , fatal in its cimri"-, ics'iiiije ati-le S'ate MM pariag neitlnr m-r m-x in it aaaMHrtan march. , -, Aflr a raiadrnoe t luorc tbaa taent year in the lu'daV Had SAiuthra 3Utci, think hate liincovoriil a meilti'ilie wlin h. t- a eel tail! extent. i is a proven t. Hit e of tie- utta. i-l hiliou t.-.-r, am-. A".. Hint a - ii. h a-e recoimiiend our JauKn"''M hi-kv. We wish the puMic to iiii.temtanil that v- ue IK't liriring ion them tl,. BM ! -iron.- t.i.,n..i- .- a li.-veraee. We ar.-, anil h1w Uf - laen, opi- -..it then loiug uptiI in that way, Imt il peiale will use ihelii iu such, 1. I theixi luore l.y all ni.-aiia a j pure trtida. tliat will kn-ji tlM-ai iu health, and lengthen iiiHlea.l ..J shoi'teiiiuK M.eir ln.-. j pro- 1 pcu.- to sell always pure ami una luUrratml LkMuri , for tnedi. mal puip-H-, aud a littl f-.r the NM ; acaa aaka, If r. .i 1,-1. and ail) .-t.-ill.-iine an .- ipection iy tbe hetl . aemMa in tun ur any ..tli.-i loimtry, to tind any u..i mity r a 1.. It. rat ion in I the whiaky hraaUed hy u. -Alu.v Howe's Magno!..." Ii it warraiite.l, us it is diatiliod fiom the I ', com, rye, or wliaat. witii a dilit addition f "d ( 11.1111 W.ll.'l. T. , lilt... tin HUlll-l IHII..I p-IBWUP have heea i iiined in health, if not actually kill d, p drinking hud whiky. the greater the rcaaon tl. .i - Alii A llowot.' pure Magnolia t.houl.1 U- iu pn(ffal lib.'. Jail rue nc. I ami iii r. r for sal. 10 1 .. ipes ass'd Bran.li, . (..1 iiinm.i U$ ' jral. IJ'.. I'il-S do i old ) I r . i I . uaj. I MM". II .11 in I i.i i . 'I tain h. n .Id Li. AI.I Tv A- ll.l I - V . .t O.UJTUI.VU W-A W .1 I of I.Alt MII.M.Ll-. A RJ ntl. man li in ... ...col ilie upi 1 1 . ..uutier, having .iiicli.'i."e. one , - CsWUa c l. l.ratc.i m... hue -. I..i sawiai! KkiMKfea. ; m ..!.- .1 . . . i .... it...... i iiom ii: , nin iu i ii' --in." 1 1 in i i k . iiii i.iii. plu s ol thM-extra MiiimUs aaaetl iit id suwad, 'leai ..lai. an I put i.i in l.iimlles eouMiairn h-i MtiBclaB. lull cuiiut. TWae are a gOott article, Slid Atmt 1 the u.-t MiiMit.n.-1.-. pine that ..... U l jumi, ami .-.1111- .1 I tlea! Ie-.i m.ie t all Mll 1 ox ,e ,(,. , at 1 l- , . 1 , lV l- 1 . .... 1 ... v ...1 i. f I '.l n. i .Mailt ami Seventh afre.-ta. Riidiit' Rnoavl Sntravl r( s ,7 fJ? M 'ZlLl.ls a IIOWK! on col.-iif lillielit . ilii.it from ll.c plaiitati .il, pel itaaaW Haiti. " hi.. I- I I N II ' MEar, lor sale cheap. ap'","'. JOS. SUHOENPELD, WIIOI.l.SALK I'KAI.IIt IX BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, AND Straw Goods, ' No. :t WiTtu Mm i i, mi i. Main ami. Si. . , . ap-J-.lm KVAXsVIM.Fj I Nil. V last UKU'HH TO Oil IS. -JUtiT MJKt'Ja - ed, a laiii. assortinwiit ,-t t'.w-i TooU the bca in .(iialitv and finish, ever broaght to '. -.- lille A l" lirs ll.nrv s i'kestiaves, Wade A But. h. i - It.-i7.ois Luther's liar o.-r Shear. Ha7"i Hones. Foi sale hy JACOB STKAI II A SON, 40 Main atieet. w nuMaia ok a lk t n GROCERIES & LIQUORS, Weat First -.1 . . t, ap.'" ly KVAN.SVILLE, IND. a K . A ." fOTJTUMiti.-'Zrt HIS IIi'U Sweet P0IAt1.es and Yams, just received uii.1 lor s;de l.y - 11. KAMFY.Jb. .'U "or Mr first and Vine atn. t- - O It ALKsi i. m extra Kamilv Kior, 15 kfMafJI fresh Corn Meal. mfU K. Ms2BaMM a CO mk W srmjs'tu tvomnaJvmT received at Hl'tiHES' Dry (omsIs Store, a general assortment of Spring Pry Goods, com4-isfua; Delaines, Challis, Berates, Black Silks, Ginirhams, Ac., Ac. Hosiery of ovrry variety anil quality, from the nice articles at ten cents per pair to the extra sized hue English article, which largp ladies find so mm h difficulty in getting. ap21 a.VOTIIKIl LOT Oi THAT SVfKwM. rim Turkish Smoking Tobacco, with a tine assortment of lniorted Cigars, just received at ap20 STODDARD d THOMPSON'S. wnoa sukk Er kahw tjt Ml The a. e. qr. and part of the s. w. ip . ot 34, Town .1 a, Uange 10 west, containing 220 acres of land, lying 17 uiil.-s r..uth of Kvansville, an. I 11 -.i.th of Princeton, Indiana. One-half of said tracts is in a good state Of cultivation ai d well fenced and improved. The fields are arranged so aa 1 to contain I.I to 20 acres each, and provided with I good swinging gates, and p ritig-s of never failing I stock water. The Buildings cotifchd of a good ti use I, MBW, containing 7 or 8 rooms, conveniently arranged, a good frame smoke house, milk hon-es ' and cellar, two Inrgo darns and other necs-- irj huildinsrs. Tln-re i- also upon the alx.vr lan. I a cr.ioa firrliaril .1 rlioii. f,-.,ii lr..j 1.a I iti.I ii, a in , utiiti. n. is covered will, the finest timls-r the coantry will prnilam . Th BaM land Is situated h. tue.'n the Wabash and Krie Canal and Kvans-ill.-A Crawfordsville Railroail, three mile- from , ac)( is H n()l,. fHTm all(t j lur ,()gt healthy art oTSoalhem Indiana, society is . issl, Hllli ,. Coiintrv well ;ToviH with schoi ls and , , hnndiiH. Also the east l.sll and psrt of the ue-t I, all ..t the southwest sjr. of seet. Town I s, Range 10 West, ,,...., i. . . iiiiit. i ,...v.o. .....- , . .in- in,,', I- ' AiwtAA li..... k;..l. ...ii:.... '. J IZk i , rhc ., ,,, w ,., f ,.,. , r. . containing: Ml acres : , The n m w jr n qr ul sect 2.p, town 3 a, raage In west, containing On acres ; j The n e qr U W qr of sect M, loan I s, range In , containing 4i acres ; Situatril on the W. ,1 E. canal, 0 miles noith of Krar.sville. and in the immediate vicinity ot a steam mill in full and sue -essfiil ,. .-ration, cajml'l in tiirmtig out .simieet of lumls-r daily, which mill will sold i I it, -sired nilh the la-l luin,. ! land, or M'lksrafelv. . Pr terms slid lucrti.-ulBis ai.i.lv to S M Hot. eouih, r-Miling on tl.- a. r. tract, or to the uuderslgne.1. Also the following valuable Kcal Estate iu ihe City of Evatisrille ami Lauiaaco: thf- u hf of Lot 140, aud the nw . of Lot ltd. alio III,' U w . d oi i , v. . o, im lj ' i ... uvii .ii, . f 'Ill, . I ,.x I .. ..i. 22.1, aud 224 lb the D diatioti Enl.trgeiiii-nt. Also, Lots No. -1 in I I -ii, Lot pl iu bl 2.1, Lots ' and :t iii hi 27, Lot in iu hi 33, lot 18 in bl 39, lot ' '!' 11 l ,u 7 u 1 13, aud lot 11 In bl .11, in the eastern r.ugiargemeni. Also, lots PI and 2U in b '., lot I . iu Id 14, lots I i and o iu hi 17, and lot M Iu hi Is. in the Fourth Enlarge meiit. ne-tbird of lot '.Hi, ami the whole of lot 11 in Original Plan. Lots .1 ami t in bl Klliott's Ktilargeineiit. Lots fi, and 10 iu bl 14, Ss.uth Eiilargemeut. Lot 0 and adjoiuiug hf of 5, in Id !&, Stockwdl Kn I i- 12 and 19 la bl 1, baker'a Addition. V.- lots in Loin as,-,, I'itv mid Additions. Also the following Farming Lands in Yaudri ' . .. ...i ' I ouign, ciioboii, Kilo rise ci'iiuiiis I The n .-, n e ,,r. re. 3 town h a, range 11 w ; 4oa-rei Tfcawfcf, n vv qr.siv 14, t e, range in w ; en . , i 1 Nv I'L s w qt. 11' town s, range 1 w . HOai res I. lis, s e j i . aw ,r 10 acres. I . sub ii w qr. sec Is, town s, range 10 w ; 24, towu s, range II w ; c w-ioj acres. Lot 2. sub n w .pser 21, toiiu C s, rauge II Vet , ' 77-lli a ius. W hi n e .p. sec js, toxin 7 s, range 11 w ,8Pacic. E hf n . ot,.-ic 24, tow ni. , range in w ; on acres j N w o,r, sea; lo, town ii s, raaa;.. 11 w ; tfiO aces. s w ir, sec to, town'. -, i ange 11 w, in. acn-e. N iv .,r, sec -Js, town J s, rnlige 11 ; li. acres M e .,r, s w sjr, see 4, town rauge low ; 4a. les. N e.jr, n - i,r, sec i "i, towoti , ran;i' 11 w ; Pa N ijr, u vv ir, si-c 24, town lis, range lo v : SUacres. N . qr, s w .jr, aec 21, town As, range 10 w; 441cre. B hi, - " jr ii, t '.in i. s, range " w ; m) acreI tif, s ' jar, aaa Xi, town s, ranv lo w ; Ml acres. N w .jr, u wqr, sec 34, IbVO Ss, range 10 u;4oacrs. Most ot the aUiVe tract - are well located, valua. l ie and susceptible of s. high state of impi ovement. am aituate.1 near he Citv, upon the Rillroad or Cuaal. tun ti.-1 n u ir of sec 7, tcrwn i s. range 8 w. ! oi aa to 2-.I, do do H W . do il ST. do 0 sr. ib 10 vv. tin l.iw. do low. do 10 w. io lrt sr. 1 j, ,j0 , w r du .J, lo do do do do do do L. 2 a, la, 2 a, 2, 2 a, Is, 3 s. I'd do 40, 1. n w ,1 ir do SI, n .a a 1 In Jo n e ip , n . qr 2i, ?S I n hf a t ijrn . , . , Inilt.i I, W n m. 1 1 l'.Od. Il l itT, R.', 11, ' tQil da lOOdo s w .jr. do 2.1, 11 e ur, do 2, do 10 sr. Said traits are located near tin- Canal aud Railroad, me eovrred with the most valuable timber Asr building- and other piupiaes, anil arc the tluest land IU the ...ituiv I I .V Ul i-.lll .o al ao..-i-l'iths p -m 1 1. li'" am - ih. i..- .ji of ei. 24, i.v.ii I s, asssaa 7 i west ; '' 1..0 aci. s the u i,i i - H, 1 ..11 :i s, ran. 7 weal ; Sn acre in aa -1 kuM, I r, of sec 24, to.m 3 a, j range 7 wi si ; fto a.-r. s the 1 half w qr, of section 24, toWU 3 s, raage 7 t4TThe hafts ih Piks and Gibaon couutieaare in . healthy portions ul lite country, well siipulsed with (.Mil water ah . with u sl.unh.m. f the lst liml-ei and slime coal. Titb-s indi-jattalde 9oi;- Per-.11-, desi 1 ous ot pur, basing, trill call upen the. uudi rslgue l lot iiuus,.u. urtK .1. - i th - Ibil Estate Agency, Third struct, a piatteibe ' Court House. Evausviile. Iudiana.

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IP' -V ape V I -rff.' 1 , i - . "I U i , .l"i.4BB,pi'1" ;- l-m Ki-i."t ah4 I i vim I It K. . . im ; ..i. I i vu. I '. It ' "i I, i Sn.N A-t: i: r i. t. i r wi TM TMMt i i.ntt $ III.- Ill'- otbuleu. V-luf lUlutt, A ad if.-at uf i. ktitta J .Selling profit wis i.'ner natioa, l p. .l tll.tl el'eate r. !i-alnll ..ii il in I hi m- ,n.t .-t. . ; ,.ii ii. tnar, anf 4Hv;t.:vi. 1 -1 . : i i -t'-r-, aan iarcv tongues, rnva--.-d In.eand !. ham-, Parasdfk; turnips, t'l tar., I'ii khN -Hiiuel ami canned totnatuca; I'. . 1 -aiice and oliio Oil, Ektra llaur and cm n meal. Molm.M-9, t.y rup, .ip and candles, I'-'ttoU lll.'ps with .-Mrs handles; Pi m.-. hrn-ms. 1 nrki it-, andtuha, Hal.iec' I inry naon and caha ; in ap.-1, pi.itiei. audi" ttei thsa iMaers , H- slire y .41 rail at Vi. kery BroOsers, Wis. aaj l'-r cash - M ry low, t he) can empale wuh old ur its. j . l.t and houeat ineaaare. S . leaVe -..nr opIeH Wr deliver. aplt. ' Vli Ntuv BBQ9., 82 Mala 1 To vmmmm ri..inmt ip w want to l.ai 11 the Kaine to 4rtction, joa will do well to wear one of th- Mi.rpht Hath, jiwt ra. f laasl Inj ',1 Tin; I MAatOOXMIW, f)sf 39 Maaa traet. gl ST KKlJill-.ttlIjS'B W SALE -ii a, l'.x. tts fres-h Ohio Burttr. 1'1 - 0 A lit N i 1 ii., 47 Main at. v kx im;i..I he PlUal . I f ile Allan. JJe.le Faiikie'il. Three Visits to Mi I'll lines from t , untry I. He. Leltel- llolll S;ui Six V -ai OieauiafS. 1 mh) iOUK HEAL , aplS t or Main A Kusl Kts.. KvaaariUa.lud. 1 I ROXKS H. JJSD MX. Ti.VW PLATE, r , ired p. r steameTs Landis and i nil. fM, and for sale l-j SAMl'EL ORB mmM ft- memm 7 .-. M 1 jt. .1 I'otaf.--. t'r eatlii); or send jatt r.el e.i i.i.. I t.l ;de I.V t ' 1 1 A . M I JOli K8TON, Mala mieet, nesr th ( anal HH.fl ' I l.MtE . -It w A II UK I HHIIllllio W hlteWai.il Hru-h.-r, SI hi. In Utile Lime. JiM I.S-. i. d and 1.4 sale l.y i'HA M. .I-OINSTON, P. sey s block, l1- Main strict, near the Canal. t-'Mt f. ti ; 1 t t n 1 o h. lit an, in stoic and lor sale hv M I His, al apl I CUAS. McJOHKSTON. Main street, near the Canal ManUI HUH ( f..Af 1(1 MOXMt MML attra Kooal ast receirsii ami for sale ay I HAS HeJOHNMoN, Posey's Bi pl- Main sti-eat, near the Canal. 2K mmXKM i' mmmm t wMBrnm 9 pop.. t ,i,i:,te, Ino P.s 0 ..a, o It.-. IVarl Parley, sl IIki Split pea-. " For Sale l.y apll I 11. COOK A SON. rafa "I KMKSII luit.y .'li t I . W S3 MaV i i .i... Apptea, 2 hi. hi i.oi.U a Svrup. ror sale try 11 CHiiK SON. r Ml ill ! M. banc TiU!-'4 3 I .lie t.l T UMW.K .- in line order, lor sale at reduced S. 1 i.II.Pi UT4C0 , No. 4 Sycamore atrr-ct. piK-e, l.y apM WmTKSr, MW i. j- tale i.v o M- R.9IM.rn .-MW I le O I a. K GILBKUT A CO.. No. 4 fyraiuore. street. an i u - iott MMIJHH I OH M.I I A W B. GILBEKT A CO No. 4 Sycamore street. hnr, hv Wm,MSSOM,l TMOTMMB MJM R tJs'MIMMlW ship her - i i ,- ,-t i ng hetween the undersigned, uu ler nai l" . f Olmsted A Sal in, is dissolved by sautaal consent thuU Sal in collects aaa receivti all del t of the firm and pay, all ita liabilities, and nes fiitn name nly iu !h nidation. C. G. OLMSTED. K n. SAB1N. alaaT" Kefrn n ,,t ..- I tako pleasure in reei.nunfl iii.- tin - apg C. G. OLMSTED. asvu tio9M9: js'Mtav 9 a Webaioj.-i i .. .Il.y Express a fine and durable stork ol lrj Our intention is to sell for cash, nn i . . , u-toniers gotsl bargains. Our -i. k an t sine i Dn i....-ds. i i nsists in Dart ; of Silk i hail- , h ,., Organdies. Lawns. Prints. Ac. Also, a go-.d ai u-ty ,.i i xtensire Jloop Skirts, and a splendid lot .1 ... aslunere, and Merino Shawls. T 1 Idch) . ia prices or quality, f..; lieauty and taste, it . in not he Ijeat nowhere in the city. We will keicumtantly on hand a full and complete assortni. ul ot Diy Good through the Spring and Sum me i season, which will be sold low tbrcash.by Ml 1,1, IK X N1FH AfS, ap7 K. . 4 t Slam street, Evan. rHe, Ind. SV I I K-l.'TKii:T IM -fit Mi JMJIljy 9 SPSIKG OP lit.MAN ACTION Judging from the crowds ,.t , ,. .. ,., thai daily throng the Grocery .-tore of N. c2 Main street, it seems thein must U -.. me inducements held forth thera. Call and it such is not the ease. KKH aki;i LS. i'n Iias K. V. Clteese (choice article;, 1 d.,4 tt. cans Fresh Cove Oysters, 12 dor. 1 If. can' do do, I. doz 2 tt cans - j ired do. fi do. 1 11 c.iii- d. do, 9 100 dioi. . Beef "l Dgae , MM"i Fos Ikrtod Beet, .nsi plain surf rssBTn.-- I J I 10 hushels trned Ales, 10 do do NsMfeat, A ls.x. s Lemons, Mmi aasorteil Is.xes SHidiiK-s At aj.7 VU KKKY BROS 4 a'.l Ml it I m: s M j.yu i mt SMK Ts, Mark, t Iki-k' t-. I . '.In,.- llaakcts. Tubs. Buck ets, W'nshl ii !- WeM Buckets, i cdar Ckiirns. ' I m' hurn-, 1 ti m 1 , m, Ituuhes, Pus t.i-, in... i '"'toile - I'U.-, Clot baa Baskets, i i..t ii-.s uines, i bi i I - . m. nulla r..s , lu mp roM , saah cord, Is c. r.l-. p ader. nails, glass, window sash, i fluent, white lime, i la-ter ns, corn, oaU, and various other arti. h-s too numerous to mention, all ark tea roa can aajd t, ap7 i KEHY BROS., 82 Msiu strait. W?MMim1 I It Rl I v rmtJMML I -SM. ii..i. - at 17 M on - dHireied flee I ii htiy pirl o! th,. city otl dox cans Lobsters, ID doz cans Oysters, aaslaajsjn pickles ipiaiua mixed), 1 bid German Pluml. I bbl Zante Currants, 1 I -ox Line 'ii-. 1 I..X Oi augi, 1 bW tff, 1 tieicu count: y Hani-. Extra l.itc wheat Elour, Do StliKilline do, lo Ki.e lo, Puut.sss, Corn Meal, Ac., Mr . a, JOS. W. DOUGHERTY, F onvardiiif and Coiumissiou, MEW ORLBAK8, Lonsiava Kef.i to Me.-r- ALLIS A KOWEs, as.-ly Evansville, lu.l 1.000 ! '" "" 3affa Iihsi .oiu, I- pbain Ham-, extra. pNi .).. -,:gai-ciircd Iteiaa, sxtra VSl PHNI do lrled Beef. do Sh'.uldf rs. 7 For sale at H. II I'HOK A PON'M gjfl HI I IU It il.VI t..t it mm . .. .. . 1 r . i 1 . m. i,iiii--i. ii -a le , i: aji ni 4 Z R CTiOK A SOS'S. - MM Ai O.VV..M J.VMI H?M.DBRM MUM 26o canv a--. I Il-irns, a I ibi .... m n '3 ' Its'i do 'in 111 nil" 1 Tlaasa 1"0 plain Hams. Mas Skwaldera. All A No. 1 arflcSa. and for aaleby 1 IIA M-JOUXSTOHf . ai2 Ma - near tbsCssjal 1 UK TT KR i MMUMM MS M "jMMtide f Pine Hoonti than ran U found m the market, constantly on hand. Also t)r esse .1 ( villus W.-atbed oardinc, a . .. . h 2 NI WUKUKY A CUM: NT gi m hi r mT mm dot Kgi, I' i.l KH Fan.ilv Flortr, itc. t 1 Ba.i.n Hams, Bairr Was-ons, Potatnea, irermati Erasive Soap, KaisJiis-U .,.,;oxa 1 Brinkra Scrub and Hia. kaog. k apl OLMSTED A bABIH v f, w sTi' r hmmsss mugr Sow r.-ndv It -js nl; - nr j t 1 f niti s --iMi i;r HaTt hi, ii 1 .iiiU'.l l.nl I. 1 i . SOFT KAI Of any kn,. I, color, shaias, and pric SGOtCH CArVS, as IM,. For the Spriug, just re, STOB M 1 At'S For tha rain fiettn than un Crubrslia. BLOOMKH HATf For Ladies and Miaaaa. can 1. !!.) i iNvi BAsa Forpriag wid Stuaaaer. . 1 IH.i I ELI A.NP STRAW HAT. Ac endless variety. VAl'Tl Ki! V M Ui".Pir.a. e. .v aiair. si

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