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COMMISSION HOUSES.

IDAMS EXPRESS COMPANY New Arrangement. TIIT5 ADAMS EXPKKSS COMPANY RESPECTFULLY announce to their friends and patrons, the public of Evansville and vicinity that, vita increased facilities for the transportation of Freight, Packages, Money and Valuables, Ther solicit a continuance of TorJ; P" ecfal care taken in the collection of Pills. Draft Notes, and the transportation of small and yj liable package. - . All persons wishing to 1 the' O'.1.' facilities of the Express, can obtain ai.y desired information in reference to the routes and details of the business, at their office on First Street, betweea 31 sin and Locust. jr-z CHAS.-WKMZ, Agent. Copartnership. 1T7K HAVE THIS P.T asmm ia 1 .iia in !. Vnrwardine and Commission bnsness Sir B. K. Dunfcerson, loruitrty euur nrm f Slaughter A Duukurs.ii, under t he firm name if Crane, Brown , Co. " dot 2i L x cAt. w. broWs m. K. rys.isoH. CRAKE, BROWN & CO., Forwarding and CommisEion 3Xeiclin.ntss, AND Special Railroad. Agents. Cive threucR receipts and make liberal cash adranees on shipmenU of Produce " Tobce? te Sew York. CRANK, BBUW N t CO. Kvaasville, NaT. 2')th, 18til. 3se Foster. A. H. Foster. Wm. A. G. GEO. FOSTER & CO., Wholesale Grocers, Produce and Provision Merchants, csbsek or locust street and tub casal, aurt EVANSVILLE, IND. Watts, Given t Co., f Crase A Brows, Faducah, Ky., f t Evansville, lad. Haeuig, Given & Co., St. Louis, Mo. WATTS, CRANE & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS Ne. 45 Broad Street, A'Eir YORK CITY. We have epened a House in the city of New Yoik ior uio oc ui Tobacco and Western Produce, Cnder the name of WATTS, CRANE CO. Sir D Watts, ef the firm of Wntts, Given Co. 3f Pa'docah, long familiar with Tobacco, will take .harse of that department of our business, and Mr t Crane, of Crane and Brown, EvausviUe, will charge ef the Produce, j k CQ. T cox F. M. Huhhieet. COX & HUMPHREY, Forwarding & Commission Merchants, Steamboat Agents, AND WHARF - BOAT PROPRIETORS, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. We have taken the Grey Eagle Wharf Boat, and ask of onr friends a continuance of their patronage. One of ns will be found aboard both day and night to attend to the wants of shippers. SOAP AND CANDLES. riiilip Decker, (Successor to Decker & Kramer), Manufacturer of Lard Oil, SOAP AND CAUDLES. Also, an extra article ef . BURNING, ENGINE, AND CAS OIL Dealers ia Bosin, Soda, Ashe, Ae. Alse Pure Catawba Win Of our own raising, in quantities te suit pur chaacrs, 116 Jfaia Rreet, letueen Fint and Second, Etasstii.i.1, Isdiasa. WW Terms cash, or M days' paper negotiable in jank. janJ-ij DRY GOODS KEEN & PRESTON ttivi irST TtECEIYED A LABGE AND il general assortment of Desirable Dry Good?, whirl. 11,1,. the "trade" to call and ex. .min. t.rinea and dualities ; belieine, knowing, they can aae deah rs artdiHonal freight and ex pn- in goine fnrther Kantwarrt. J1""" S. W. THOMPSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Orncs A5B Besidenxk No. 35 WAtNtrr Stbeit, (At Dr. Ronald's Old Stand.) EVANSYILLE, INDIANA ov-29-ly MILITARY GOODS. nnnn yakds gold akmt lace and Z.IIIHJ Rr:.iils: ni TardsGold Army Cord i cases Gold Bullion, Staff, Foot, Medical and Pay npnrar. Knni. (iilt. Bronzed and Leather Scab s..rri. Rur.r.1 am llrv-Wrr Belts : Spurs, and all lescriptions of military trimmings fumisheg at ihort notice. -CHABLF.S BABCOCK, ,ne Ko. 8 Main Street. GROCERS. Siiresi. E. Gilsebt. William B. Barer S. E. GILBERT & CO., WHOLES ALE GROCERS Sycamore Street, bet. Water and First, EVANSV1LLE. ISB. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand ad for sate at the lowest prices. JUST RECEIVED AT H. J. fcCHLAEPFER'S New Xi-ng Store, rpn F. LARGEST VARIETY 0 F 11 A I R J Bruhes, Dressing Combs, Tooth Brushes, Hair Oil, roaiades, and Handkerchief Extracts, ever brought to the city. Also jut received some of the celebrated rarande Chewing Gum. Also, a pure article of Tolu Wax and Spraca Guss at ; fct'HLA K ITER'S novi7 Ir toTLAW CARD. CHARLES DENBY, Attorney at Lsxav, Has resumed the practice of Law. Office on Third Street, middle of Hall's Block, up stairs. feb2 TVCTS 20 barrels Almonds, English Walnuts IN and Brazil Nuts, be.t 7 febl9 B. r, . vi 1 1 .v. No. 4 Svcamore Street. NEby TEW FICS 200 whole and half drnms ; for sale b. a.. ollrr.ii w., No. 4 Sycamore Street. COTTON BATTING SO bales f.-r sale Terr low I . 12 V AlI.TtEKT A CO.. V by fcbia No. 4 Sjcamore btreat, c 11GAR3 tHO.OOO. all kinds, from common to

the very best, for sale low by fcbl9 8. K. GILBERT CO., Ko. 4 Sycamore Street.

MATTRESSES.

LOOK HERS, EVERYBODY. WM A BE NOW BiTIHT.TCTDminO U EL uicut folding 6prmg Bed, the best aa most convenient now in use, as it can be mured or handled without any trouble. Call and examine them. !(.'' SEWING MACHINES. FM. SELI.llAN HAYING REMOVED HIS . office from No. 4 First Street, to his residence on Second stitei, opsosite the new Presbyterian Church, will keep, as heretofore, a good assortment of Wheeler k Wilson's, and Singer's Sewing Machines and Need lea, Silk Thread and Oil, au evrylbiiig that is connected with the business, rnlil P M Sfif.I.M V. Asr'r. DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c. THE 1IILY II STB I WM. A. HALLOCK, Druggist and Apothecary, SO. 10, FIRST STREET, XEAE POST OFFICE, Has just received, another large and splendid assortnient oi Tire Drugs, Medicines, Chemicles, Fancy Articles, " Perfumeries, Pomades, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles, Soaps, Flavoring Extracts, &c, &c. Brandies and Wines, for Medical Purposes. All the nnrored Patent Medicines kept con stantly on hand and for sale at North American oriels. U5Particnlar attention paid to the compounding I prescriptions at a'l Hours Il'ir T, ITT f TT No. 10 South First Street, near Post Office, nnv27 F.vansville. Tnd. JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND O Xi O O TSL O . TTATIVO JUST RETURNED FROM THE AjL Eat with a large and beautiful stock, 1 now offer to sell Gold and Smer Hunting Watches, Small Gold Hunting Watches, Gold Yest and ChaH-tain Chains, Diamond, JVarl and 'i'al Kings, Carlmncle, Pearl and Plain Setts Jewelry, Breastpins, Buckles, Crosses, Necklaces, Ae., G-hl and Silver T inibles Lockets, Siilver Spoons,, Caps and Napkin Rinps, -i!ver Butfrand Fruit Knives, Salt Spoons, Plated Table T"a Spoons and Forks, Si uils. Sl-evc Buttuns and Ear Rings, And manv other articles too numerous to mention, all of which 1 will sell at low figures for Cash. Call and examine liefore purchasing elsewhere. You will find it to your advantage. GEO. A. B1TTROLFF, No. 48 Main Street. y. B. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and warranted. jatwa SASHES AND DOORS W. HUNNELL, CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CAXAL, EVANSVILLE, IND. II ss en hand the largest lot of Bashes, Boors, Blinds, Frames, ic, Ever Manufactured ia the West. THEY ARE OF HY 07N MAKE. I hare also a fine lot of White Pine and Popnlar Flooring. Moulding of all kinds made and sawing of all descriptions done at tne suurtcst notice. SADDLERY. Still On Hand and Determined to Succeed. GEORGE THORNIIILL takes pleasnre in infnrniint his old customers that in the quality and stTle of his work, he flatters himself he cannot be excelled. He has removed to Bray s New Build Inr. Second street, bet. Slain and Locust street streets, where the choicest Harness and Paddles ef every description can be obtained on the best mf terms. stRepairing done with neatness and dispatch. Secoad-hand Harness always on nana. jet A. C. PUSHEE, XI KALES. I!f Foreign & American Fancy Goods, COMBS, BRUSHES, PURSES, WALLETS, Satcbcls, Toilet Soaps Rubber Goods, GAMES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ladle' Basket, Children! Cabs, te. No. 20, Main Street, EVANSVILLE, .... INDIANA

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UNION MAS MEETING. Notice having been previously given, a lar?e and enthusiastic meetin? of the loval and patriotic citizens of Warrick count v, convened at the Court House in j Boonville, on Saturday, the 2)st of Feb- ! ruary, lboo. Alvah Johnson, Esq., was called on to preside, and stated the object of the meeting in a brief but eloquent speech. On motion of Dr. G..W. Ralston, John T. Fleming and Mr. R. R. Roberts were appointed Secretaries. , On motion of Dr. G. V. Ralston, a committee of five were appointed by the President to draft resolutions expressive of the sentiments of the meeting. The following gentlemen were selected as said Committee: Dr. G. W. Ralston, Jacob Johnson, M. W. Bennettr-K J. Baker, A. M. Phelps. Cob Win. Jones, of the 53d Regiment, was called upon, and responded in an eloquent and patriotic address. He met Uie people with mingled emotions of joy and sorrow, joy that peace and tranquilly reigned in this portion of the country that it had not been invaded by an insolent and merciless foe. But he was grieved that dissensions had arisen that party strife existed, when all should be of one mind and heart. That we had the greatest Government the world ever saw, and if it was deslroyed the . h.ope .of .the world would be blotted out forever. He denounced as a traitor any man in Indi ana who would countenance an armistice with the rebels, and preferred tbe open enemy in the field to those who remain at home to fire in the rear. No one party could save the Government it wonld take the united people, and he was in favor of removing every obstacle in the way, and using every means to crush the rebellion. He denounced the traitorous Legislature of Indiana in bit ter but just terms, and predicted ' that they would are long reap the reward of their endeavors to destroy the Govern ment lie spoke of the gallant dead of the 53d Regiment said that no braver man ever bled lor his country than James B. Moore, who fell at the battle of Hatchie that Mr. Severns, who fell in the same gailant actiou, was a brave man and deserved the gratitude and respect of all patriots. He was frequently interrupted by the enthusiasm of the audience, and concluded his remarks amid loud applause. Ihe committee then reported the fol lowing resolutions, which were read and approved: liesolved, lhat we, the citizens ot Warrick County, are unalterably attached to the Government of our Fathers to our old flag, to the Constitution, and to our laws. Resolved, That this war was brought upon the country by its enemies in the Southern states, wno nave armed them selves with stolen weapons, with stolen treasure, and with treason in their hearts are bent upon its destruction Resolved, lhat the old Constitution which the heroes of the Revolution made for this country (and which was irood enough for our fathers to live bv) is good enough for us, and good enough for the rebels to live by, or good enough for them to die under liesolved. That we are in favor of a vigorous prosecution of the war for the preservation of the Union and the Constitution; that it is tue amy oi me government and military authorities to use every legitimate means to crush out this cuuseless, unnecessary, and infamous rebellion as speedily as possible, and 6ave the country from bankruptcy and lmnendinfr ruin liesolved, lhat we win never consent to a division of this Government by 1 . 1 V t,l . 1 striking off any portion of it .hast, West, North, or South; and in tbe lan- . , vi' 1 . it nr gunge ot ola uovernor wrigni, .re are one'Government, or we are nothing." liesolved, That in this dark and trying hour of our country's peril, when our enemies are gathering their rebel hosts together by conscription to strike down this erreat and good Government of Washington, and blot it from the map of the world while our friendi who have left their firesides of ease and plenty are fighting to the death, and are pouring out their best blood upon more than a hundred battle-belds lor us de fence it is no time for the people of the North who love their country to talk about party; and it is our opinion that those who at such a time as this will en gage in party strife, get up party dissensions in the North, find fault with and try to cripple the Administration in its honest efforts to put down the rebellion and restore peace to our homes, are destitute of patriotism; and those demagogues who would build themselves up on the ruins of the best Government thaU tbe sun of heaven ever shone upon, their

future fame should and will be remembered bJ the loJal PePle of thi8 Govern-

"VI W M VJ V AAA V AA-1 AJ , . J VlltUIVV nold. Jtesolved, That the soldiers who are far from home, fighting the battles of our country, and their families at home, shall hare our constant sympathy, our earnest i ...i:..:jj i jie30ived, That the Legisiatufe of indiana, in refusing to allow the soldiers of our State t0 TOte-and in refugi t0 con. tribute another man, or another dollar for the prosecution of this war for the defence of the country, and in favor of a cessation of hostilities and a dishonorable compromise with the enemies to this government, does not meet the approbation of this meeting, and does not reflect the sentiments of the Northern States. Jlesolved, In the language of the old hero of New Orleans, "The Federul ! Union must and shall be oreserved. .i r. IsUQIlllluuuuj, wpuuu U4 LUC lIU tj: ' I - - a : J avairj, was i.uxc cuiieu on, unu AoVtv&raA a enii!.ctirrinrr an. o1nnnnn speech. He said there could be but two parties in times like these for and against the government; they who are not with the government are against it; that there has been from the beginning a party who sympathized with the rebels, in favor of banning these traitors on Northern soil; he was not at first in fawr of interfering with slavery, but the rebels having used them against the government, he was in favor of arming and using them to put down the rebellion, Ho was severe on Northern traitors, and spoke feelingly of the soldiers having an enemy in front and rear. The address was eminently suited to the occasien, and was received with the greatest enthusiasm. Mr. St Clair, Chaplain of the 65th Regiment Indiana Volunteers, took the stand amid deafening applause, and entertained the audience with an eloquent and impressive speech. He was gratified to meet so large an assemblage of the people he could return to 'the boys of the 65th with the glafi tidings that the citizens of old Warrick we're still true to their country. Hetoo, was in favor of using any and every means to put down the rebellion he knew it could, would, and should be put down the efforts of Northern traitors to the contrary notwithstanding. The day would come when sympathizers with the rebels would reap the reward of their misdeeds, and men would learn to expect safety only in firm and uncompromising loyalty to the government The speech elicited loud and frequent applause, and was received with the greatest satisfaction by every loyal citizen present. Lieut Neo-lev. of the 5th Indiana Cav alry, spoke at some length, and in his quaint style made many pointed hits at those who pretend to be Union men, but who are woise than ilr-r-rebels." He was frequently interrupted by shouts of laughter, and his jokes and anecdotes were well received. He struck at Northern traitors right and left Mr. Win. McConneli then spoke, and made an earnest and energetic appeal I to his fellow-citizens to lay aside every thing else and help to put down the rebellion. Judge J. W. B. Moore responded to the call of the audience, and made some brief, pertinent remarks. He was for his country, right or wrong; the rebellion must be put down; was in favor ot sus taining the Administration in its cuorts to end the rebellion. His few remarks were received with attention and satisfaction. On motion of Cob Bates, the proceed ings of this meeting be published in the Boonville Democrat, liivansvilie Journal and loyal papers throughout the State. Ihe meeting then adjourned. Ihe Boonville Brass Band was in attendance and discoursed sweet music, for which they have the thanks of all present The occasion was one long to be remembered in Warrick as the largest and most enthusiastic public meeting held in the county for a number of years. Not one-third of the'people could get into the Court room. .Everything passed on sat isfactorily, and the large audience re tired with the gratifying assurance that the Union element was strong in our midst ALVAH JOHNSON, Pres. Johst T. Flemikg, I Secretaries R. R. Roberts. Secretaries. KUOCNC KAPPLEB. WM. ECUS AKFNtlKO KAPPLER fc SCIINAKEXBIRG, IMP0BTB3 Or AND DEALERS IK Whiskys, Brandies, Wines, Gins, &c, &c, &c. Also Rectifiers and Manufacturers of Domestic Wines and Liquors, NO 4 WATER ST., bet Ilnin and Sycamore, fb!7 EVANSVILLE, IND. SCHROEDER a LEMCKE, WHOLESALE PKALERS IN Cigars, Smoking, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, & c. EVANSVILLE, IND. efe have now, and will keep, on hand a complete nd well assorted stock ei CIGARS & TOBAlCCO, AND OFFER TUE SAME TO Till PUBLIC LOW FOR CASH. m Sutlers will find it totheir interest te call snd examine our prices. We are enabled to sell te them as low as any house in the West. octl7-dAw SCHROEDEB & LEMCEX. SADDLERY. RE3IOVAL. rTtHB UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE JL moved their Saddlery establishment to the Corner of Main and Second Street, in the room ee ccpied by Fred. Krone, deceased. C. "WOLFF & J. KROEPSCH, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Saddles, Harness, COLLARS, &c, &c. Main Street, Cor. Second, Store formerly occuppled by Fred. Krone.) n AH orders attended to with dispatch. Work warrantes, BSTi-iy

MARBLE WORKS.

UHLHORN & BRINKMAN, (Successor to M. A. Lawrence,) Dealers in AMEE1CAX i'D ITALIAN MARBLE. Main Streei Near Court Hons. KYANSVILLK, ... INDIANA. ffirjlouuments, M kinds of Furniture W ecuted, in the latest an ties. Tombc, fases, and all Sneatly and promptly exf st styles. deel DRUGGISTS. ; iiTrj oJooxuj, St. 173 Units ktreet, EVAKSYILLB, INDIANA. Medicines and Groceries at the lowest cash prices f the city. aug'3 DENTIST. s'KKI.lNel iY THANKFUL FOR THE , 1 liber.it pat ' -uje received during the past lonr years, iid tH'ini ernmnent resident of this city, desiies all r80 - (whether they need his professional serrkvs or ' !) to visit his rooms and see the ' Various Style el work Manufactured Improvements and Inventions Are being made, and everythine that will inbs-rve tho interests of his patients is secured by him. His Establishment and Facilities Are equal to any in K1STEKH CITIES. He has Several Anesthetics FOR Allewiatinjr Pain ivlien Extracting Tee tli. Cheeks that are sunken can lw restored to nearly heir ori ginal contour. All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL TEETH, made anywhere in the United States, are made by him. Irregularities of Children's Teeth successfully corrected. Those bavins; DECAYED TESBTII Should either have them Extracted or Filled, (the latter if possible.) The health of the parties and the remaining Teeth demand it. NEURALGIC AFFLICTIONS TREATED. ALSO CLKFT PALATE. Office on First St , Near Post Office. CLOTHING. LTenrt Orenforfer, New York. I j Leopold Loewrxthal, Krausville. L. LOEWENTHAL & CO., Center Main and First Streets, EYAysriLLE, ISBIASA. We are new receiving the largest, best selected, and cheapest stock ef FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS And Notions, Ever brongbt to this market, and solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the old house. OUR STOCK WAS BOUGHT FOR CASH! BEFORE THE Xjtxto Advance 2 Which enables as te sell te CASH buyers Cheaper than they can buy -a 1 VI m me xast, An 1 with the advantage of a partner In New Tork all the time, we expect to bo able to keep our assortment full and complete, and te Offer. Inducements Superior to any other Bouse in the West. L. LOEWENTHAL & CO. Etanstillr, Aug. 9th, 1852. WM. GLENN & SONS, Wholesale Grocers, 70 and 72 Vine St., bet. Second and Pearl St,., CINCINNATI, OHIO. We invite the attention of dealers to our large and well assorted stork of Groceries, Cordage, lo bacco, Wroodenware, 4c, which we offer at close rates to cash buyers. lebta-zm 100,000 Poplar Shingles. A S I HINDTfD THOUSAND POPLAR J Shingles just received, and for sale by I0HN F. GLOVER, Jan2S - Corner of Main and Seveuth Streets Fresh Arrivals. 100 PACKAGES WESTERN RESERVE Butter just received and for sale by R. E. O' HI LEY, No. 2 Sycamore Street ISnif - BOXES BEST NO. 1 STARCH at HJ febliti 11. A. COOK. S. 75 GROSS ASSORTED ESSENCE COFFEE, fct2u II. A. COOK'S. BRAN AND SHIP STCFF20,0'0 lbs Ship Stuff, 20,000 Ihs Bran, at H. A. COOK'S. OCGAR-BOWLS. 25 dos. assorted sizes Sugar O boxes, fcb26 At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. TJ ERRING 100 boxes extra No. 1 Herring, at J.J. fcb26 H. A. CUOK S. ".LIVE OIL. lOdoa. bottles Oporto Olive Oil W fb2 At ELLIOTT S Tamily Gpooery. 1JRUNES. 250 lbs. Prunes, for making pies, feb2ft At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery. E 8SENCE8. 10 dos. Essence Lemon ; 10 dos. Essence Peach ; 10 dos. Essence Vanilla ; 10 doi. EsseDce Rose, fftb2S At ELLIOTT'S Family Oroeery.

DENTIST.

DENTIST, Corner Main and Second Streets, IVANSVILLE, INDIANA. Etanstilxe, July ift-diy . . SPECTACLES. RESPECTFUL tT ANNOUNCES TO HIS friends and the public he has a ntwly invented Pantoscopic Spectacles, n nowly discovered principles, by which the numerous inconveniences of the Spectacles now in ase are entirely avoided and every advantage secured which these artiules can possibly afford in assisting the sight. In addition to that I have on hand tke Brazilian Pebble Spectacle, They are maio on scientific principle. Field Glasses for the Army, Superior to all others now In ase. Marine Spyglasses, Compound and Simple Microscopes, Opera and Hunting Glasses, Spyglasses, Eye Glasses, Tortois S o ell, Steel & Gold Frames, lYear Sighted and Cataract Spectacles The above mentioned articles are always kept hand, and can he bad of I. RITTENBERa only, No. 67 Main Street. Evansville, Ind. novl9 CLOAKS! CLOAKS! A lot of Handsome Cloaks just received from New York by Express; just suited lor Holliday Pres ents, at E. A. COOKE & CO'S. No. 7, North Firsts derS-2 MEDICAL. B. J. DAY, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. EXAMINIU SURGEON FOR PENSIONARY. OFFICE On Second 8 tree t, between Main and Locust. RESIDENCE At Sherwood House. Evansville. Jan nary 0, 1863 NEW BOOKS. NO NAME, by Wilkie Collins. AURORA FLOYD. LES MISERABLF-S, by Victor Bugs. POET'S JOURNAL, by Bayard Taylor. : COUNTRY LIVING A Lb COUNTRY THINK ING. " MIRIAM, by Mr.rlaa Harland. TITAN, by Jean Paul. ORLY FARM, by Trollops. DIARY, from March, 1861, te Kovember, 1882 by Gurowski. BRAITHWA1T'8 RETROSPECT, for Jan., 18CS HARPER'S, GODEY'8 and all the Magazines for February, at fjanSO) DOBELL'S. PAPER DEALER, GUSTAVTJS HOP, Wholesale Dealer in Cap, Letter, Manilla and Wrapping PAPERS, PRINTERS CUT CARDS, BONNET BOARDS, I BEWS AMD BOOK FAFER, PRINTERS INK, SC., We. iSl Main Street, between th and 7th Streets CINCINNATI, OHIO. VHighest price paid for rsgs. mh2U Ty'awAdamw BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c NEW WHOLESALE T500T AXD SHOE, HIT AXD CAP 0 O Itf O 33 3L 2ST . -P.'SEMONIN X70ULD BEG LEAVE TO INFORM THE VV traile that he has opened a House on tbe corner of First and Sycamore streets, in the city ef Evansville, Indiana, for the purpose of carrying ea the Wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap business, where he will at all times keep on hand a Urge and well selected stock, purchased from first bands and at the lowest prices, which he pledges himself te sell as low as the lowest. In addition, I have made arrangements in the East for the manufacture of certain lines of Goods expressly for this trade, which I shall have the sole control of, and will offer great inducements to parties who will call and see my stock before making their purchases elsewhere. Ia retiring from my old and long established business House at Henderson, Ky., I most say that 1 am under many obligations to my old patrons for the very liberal patronage received at their hands for tbe last 15 years, and bops they will not forget my successor, J B. Tisserand, who will continue the business at the old stand, and hopes, by small profits and strict attention to business, to merit their continued custom in the future. Mr. Tisserand ia authorized to use my name la liquidation of all ansettled business. P. SEMONIN, F.vansri Ind.. Sept. 29, 1881. SASH AND DOORS. JAMES STEELE, (Successor to Steels t Hcxhrl,) SECOND ST., BET. CHESTNUT AND CHERRY, ZVAXSVILLE, INDIANA. SASH, BOOBS, WEBTD0W P.LHIDS Dressed Lumber, Beards, Laths, ke., of every description constantly on hand. Packing Boxes of all kinds mads to orerder. Sawing of every kind done on the shortest noie. ap!8-ty JUST RECEIVED AT 23Codciuixiirt ors, No. 74 Main Street, A iw lot er ROCHESTER COOPER TOOLS An Terre Haute Tress Hoops. JACOB 6TRAUB SOU, jtnlS Hardware Dernier. OODA 150 kecs, best quality, in store and to arO rive ; for sale at present cost of importation by fcbl9 8. E. GILBERT CO., JTo. t ejramore Brrtet

NUMBER 128. I M.I j . . JL I HARDWARE, &c. ' C A S TT HARD WARE HOUSE. VELLS- KELLOGG & CO., (SIGN GOLDKN MILL SAW.) . (SUCCESSORS TO C. S. WELLS,) 13 First St With increased facilities,, Direct importation. Large manufacturing Acquaintances, and CASH Purchases, - . . i..oeiore uuo iiie advance,) WE ARE PREPARED To sell Merchants, Grocers and Traders, Sutlers & Quartermasters, . Goods in their lino Pminently to their Satisfaction. BUYERS at WHOLESALE from Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana, After pricing my goods will be sure to TRANSFER a part of our Stock of Hardware to THEIR OWN SHELVES. "We have now to offer A LARGE STOCK OF Axes, Shovels and Spades. Grain and Coal Shovels. COTTON CARDS. Saw Mill, X Cut and Wood Saw, Chains, Trace, LogandCoiL utt and St ap Hinges, 1500 gross Gimlet Screws, locks, Latches, and Bolts, Tools Coopar's and Carpenter's. 750 Doz. PocketKmves, 1800 " Table " Razors, Shears and Scissors, j. eeaies sewing, jnnitcing and Baniig".Padlock'8, Sadlers' and Carpet Tacks, "Butler's" Ink and Blacking 1000 Doz. Files, in every variety, Whips, Whip Lashes, and Cow hides, Japand & stamped Tin-Ware, Hollow Ware and Dog " Irons, Meal Seiyes, Riddles, and Wove Wire, RUBBER ELTING HOSE and PACKING; Hardware Notions, full stock ; SUTLERS' GOODS, Army Knife, Fork & Spoon, Army Note Paper and En-

velopes, jjzljxltst aoors, "Iron Proof" SWORDS. "COLT'S" PISTOLS, "Smith and Wesson's" Cartridge PISTOLS- Also, 1 Case of the Celebrated 15 Shot " 1E1TC " RIFLES, Good for 1000 Yards, together with everything usually found in an Extensive Wholesale Hardware and Cutlery House. WELLS, KELLOGG, & CO., 13 First Street eetta LADIES' FURS. Having bought our fine Furs before the unprecedented adyance on this article, we are prepared to furnish our Lady customers with as fine setts as ever seen anywhere and for a good - deal less money. To satisfy yourselves on the point, cal! at VATJTIER & MARCOKBTER, 39 main Street J. SMITH'S SHIRT MANUFACTORY, UMo.O SeoondL St, (H BRAT'S block.) SHIRTS if ADR TO ORDI TRO Iff Agar men t and a fit warranted. A stock ef ready, made Shirts aad Collars always ea bead, aa at prices that will suit the parchaser. lnekiag Skirts, Bitching Bososas, e.a done wile uiimi nd despatch Thankful fur past favors the subscriber nepeetfulty rolicittg roniuance ef the patroaasa ea Uberjdly bestcVed Bar tbe pen ti years. ecu3 nfXTB.