Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 1, Number 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 May 1848 — Page 3

DAILY JOURNAL:

TUESDAY MORXIXG MAT 1G.

bina-r th nhirpt nf I CLOTHS, CA93IM3RB I VwTultt 3.

r - "O M w .-. 7 ...... I j w

uuarr any circumstance. According 10 me imission. present number necessary to forma quorum, I taro, he

thfr'rriint in iVio rlolcmti.iri from Texas. Yu-lanv ruai

citan and Npw M-vico: br throwine them out I make no difference whether be 14 escorted from I with a inrre assortment of Gents Plain Bloc's, and

they have enoush present to form the consti- the lines drawn by the armistice, dt American rancy fc.iK cravats, ana i aiem dwcw, . J " r r. i MTTrvn I Plain and Funired black bilks, and Satins for es-

of the Ministersand General council; they lave

ll!lP.RFIMrc Mark F renrh C nth. Siinmn Mark

J I iir. oevirr wams iu u ivj uu-ic- r' , ,- ' JÖ . " T 1 k ...Uficl tn en thpr unnr kj French Cassimeres, Black, Clue and Bunn cloths Should be MtlSfied tO gO there Ife U andpriee. Fancv Cassimere.., Fancy d that will insure his satetc, it should I r,inZ Whith and tailored Marseilles Vesting.

LETTERS FROM -MUSTANG. ; . ! Citt or Mexico, April, 23, 164S. Vn.t.r.li r ami tn-flar thpr ha Ivpn nnhtwi

new t!o.ie before the military commission for determined upon ithis i course if it .becomes ne- 'tue Tri Recikfst Bill. A recent letie1

tings, Gents, superfine. Silk and Kid Gloves, wi

the trial of the murder and burelary. - Yester

day Lt. Bibb was unwell, and to-day Capt. Lair. 4th Kentucky, was detailed but was taken unwell on entering the. Court, and the Court adjourned. Lt. Dutton, Fa. Vols., is now on trial. A few days ago I stated that Lt. Tilden was arrested and charged as being implicated in the affair; there are two Lt. Tildens in the army, which I did not think of at the time Ii. nna .i.rl im T Ii t . Thi MSP

by the proceed-

wm wis rv in i a it- mm. i til. v hii mM kub,ulh a .

!7::l!: vi- :n Ai. .11 ii.... from a member olCongTess states, that in no

allcrnallTc, lllai iuvj n in uivmib iuvioi - - . - w of the members racant.aud fill them up by I event will the ten regiment bill pass; and if it

persons who will attend. This last : resort, becomes necessary to raise additional forces. I . 1 :n .1 k. J.:.. 1. j. il,

nowevt r, uiey w in nui uc umn, tu, .ur uü 1 .., . aa volUQteera. The reason

. ... 1 a - rr. t

New Mexico but they will do so if it becomes 8" ls inai rc emcicui necessary. ' soldiery than regulars, and could more readily

Both

conl

sanguine

them.

Black and While Colored

ith every desirable article for

Gents. Snnns and summer wear, lor wholesale ana retail by fap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON. PANTALOONS STUFF & COATINGS, COTTENADES, Crotens, Tweeds, superfine black Freuch Ürap, ets.,Drap de Nienne, linen and Union checks and tripe, with all the most desirable styles, fur sale low at wholesale and retail by aPl5 MORRIS & JOHNSON.

c -ru 1 J . v',vl; -o loth the Mexicans and our authorities are be procured. This speaks well for the citizen A N fident of the ratification of the Treaty , lx. n r are more sanguine than 1 have ever seen wi'h

of Hare is closed, as vou will see

:-inA"a3.Ter Sevier were exoected (OThe Wheeling Tim publishes the fol

d- Un"ldaUf CaSS SOme e,&ni in UUUlyCI, ; in Queretaro on the 22, and the most magnifi- following extract of a letter from Messrs. Per

To-day an attempt was made to rob tnei .y- , - ; ms iwuu, piu-y .i nw..

ers in the iast, to a gentleman 01 mai county

It contains information . important to wool growers everywhere:

PRINTS! PRINTS!!

endless ouantitv and variety of Prints of the

newest S?rinr and Summer styles, tether

vvprv thintr new. in the wav of Dre Goods, for

sale at wholesale and retail by ap 15 MORRIS S. JOHNSON.

w 1 k p0i,i, Th proviaea lortnem to say noining 01 extra

siau uu tue iuou iiuiii litre w a uvw. uv.v - . , , - .., , . weTe two American soldier, in the stage as nn Lhl .hi hnL " escott-the robbers, fifteen in number, sallied ceived wh "all the honors. They are exout from the thick Wood by the roadside, the lced t0 her t0;daJ r to-morrow, with guard fired on them, killing one and wound- l""""'1 f ".v... rh.n ih ivW, .rtv rp. half-wiT and then they will be received by

. 1 la lPTirn rsrnrt anrl mnrcvert with all tnp

GLOVES! GLOVES.! GLOVES!!!

iff ,rft LADIES 6UDcrfine Hirht and dark colored

' flKid Gloves, superfine lilack do., superfine

uhi Li7 Wliite do., suoernne w hite and colored iMlk

do., superfine black ne; Gloves, and Mits for sale low

DY lap iJ iiivuuu u uiuivii.

treated. The (

.United States yesterday, escorted by Capt. Sib-

SpsiscriELD, April 29, 184S.

iu at this time to saj

is a greater and more general effort

MOURNING GOODS.

? . kto l.ma in cütr iKot there I A FULL and verv desirable assortment ol Mour-

c mc ,uu v : A ninn dress GoJds. suocrfine DomUzines, Jilk

Warp, Alpacas, (some very tine) Alpaca Lustres,

I 1 r . 1 .! - - o

Thpmnrtoflnauirv left this cltv for the Pom? naaigniiT to tne presence 01 me ugusi depress the wool market the present season, aIWA?Möack:nIain and ftrured berrejres, black

ley's Dragoons.

On Sunday last there was a splendid military en a great neia 101 rformauce on the plains of Molino del Rey. heould Pail hi le division of Gen worth, and the division saddle and bridle, an

perfo lliec

of Gen. Marshall was reviewed by Gen Butler,

in the presence of our peace commissioners, Mr. Clifford and Mr. Sevier, who have betn lionizing here for some few davs among the

show being:some three miles long gradually

rena y Pena and Cabinet.

Gen. Pillow has cone home. This would have

been a great field for Lim to figure in. . How

mselfon his gold-mounted

nd his white plumed chap-

eau all captured by his own hands. I expect the Commissioners regret the loss of Iiis valuable services, as there is no man here of his rank The report of Bustamente marching on Queretaro turns out not to be so This General is

'L.1.8 a gre?J .pit-T than has been made for many years and with Lawns &c, now open and for sale low by

People may lookout

The owners of sheep should look out.

probably as little cause

lor all sorts of stories.

ap 15

MORRIS S. JOHNSON.

rising from the Molino to the North: the city

lays off in the distance a beautiful prospect and the valley opens to the enchanted view, surrounded, by a ridge of dark towering mountains, with the snow-capped peaks of Popocat

epetl and Istaccthuati ascend heavenward - l 1 L a .1 " . !

Hidalso. north of San Luis Potos.1. Every

thing is quiet in the interior, so say the letters of last evening. Yours, MUSTANG.

ßSrWe sre authorized to announce JOHN SPIKER

a a candidate for a seat in the Lower House of the

next Legislature, at the ensuing election.

frvw. nr authorized to announce WILLIAM

WlllTTLtlSKY as a candidate tor a seat in the

next Legislature. mari)

STEAMBOAT REGISTER. CORRECTED EACH DAY BT TAVLOR T.ND HAEVET

FANCY ARTICLES. - THE subscriler has feceivdd an assortment of: Seals, Scaling Wax, Note Paper, Steel Becds, Kings, Tassels; Bag Clasps, Needles, Purse-Twist; Fancy Beads, Pins Knitting Pins; Razors, Razor Straps, Shaving; Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, &.C., &x.

Also. LVLrings, Inserting, Drawer Goods ol every

variety, for sale at wholesale and retail by ap15 MORRIS JOHNSON.

NEWS BY T IB IL IB G JLl A IPI1I !.:

TO CITY AMD

CO UM

MERC MIS

mumm 1

yi " trnr xr YtTtwrYTi

WHOLESALE DEALERS IM FOREIGN AIJO DOMESTIS DRY MODS. CORNER OF MAIN AND WATER STREET, EV ANSTIEGE I Am WOULD INVITE ATTENTION OF THE TRADETO THEIR UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCr 0

Spring and Summer Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,

Citt of Mexico, April 23, 1843. Eds. Delta. The City has been com para

v mint's 11c

high among the highest the associations oil tively o,u;et lor the past lew days, and wiiat is GlaJiatort

. - - m a . a . il - ha .r9 f-tniiiA -fc Mil i a t a w a w-vt nni nii'i a rnn

this place is iresn in ine memory 01 us auiii iu eiuguiai iuicialcl..tM.1vuvwm;,,,

ir..h.ratrpuitnfwi! th inHninitahl roiir-lberr or murder that 1 have heard ot eitner in

ta uviv - w - - - - - a a

LAWNS. GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS

A VERY large assortment of the newest stylta l'lease call and examine them. Bp i.s MORRIS S. JOHNSON.

PALM HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS &C.

Our stock has been ae-

-WTTiliril r rolfillir riririn from the hastem Alarkets. iManuncturers. &c.

V lected with ereat earn and at extremely low rates, under the most favorable circumstances, (with the

pccial view to lite patronaee of the Evansville Trade, and as we have adopted the motto

of "LARGE SALES AND SMALL PKOr 1 lor we naveno hesitation in pledging oursen

CASH with an e.r

ves to City and

ae of the 1st division it was here 800 brave the City or the vicinity, but I suppose it isow- Mary btcphens-. .. .-m- l American troops fell in one hour's fighting, ing to the extraordinary exertions of our mil- v'steDhensV.V.'.Men

St. Louis, Pittsburgh

Arkansas Cincinnati

CtmUn Momnlii. .... -Cincinnati

and among them some of the very pride and I Hary police. ... I Magnolia Louisville New Orleans

iiivalrr ot our army. The day was beautiful: ine au aosoroing topic is-wnai is inenews John Dremon Louisvme ...-yairo.

. i i. . . .M M M..n atAi e rnm & ' trt I n ri 1 1 - v I I u t imii h iirifi r ' ' i 111 w I 1 1 1 .1 .... .... .. uuu.u&. - - . - - - - -

IUC BUU IUUUC Wlik JU f,iuai.ui liutkuiii iv I - - , I ,. ... r.y . j L.r-L. r ri. I . .. UVhnran intrr lh nun! inn? th nrcspnt iJewitt Clinton

jfazziing origiuucs ti nie anus, bud givtug oa i" T .r

Suladin Iouisville New Orleans Declaration. Pittsburgh St. Louis,

James Hewitt, New Orleans-. - -Lormville,

fittsDurgu CM. AXJU1S,

Ben Franklin No CM. Jf."; c bToid, hans,&c., fur and "silk hats of every desira Andrew Jackson New Orleans Cincinnati! , ; ' . . . ' n . Ä , . .,iö. ..,,1: .

Country Mercha

to please y

WILL MJ

VERY large stock consisting ol every variety TABLISHMENT.

ri ot Summer hats, legnorn, pawn leai, rrcnen

nts Dea era. Traders, ate., who win oe Kina enougn io can ana seen, not oniy to he abl

nn in Rivie. extent. n,nc vnrieiv wi uuws, uui oivf iik ouu univuAio vj ikkiVaN OBJECT WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION TO BUY OUT OF OUR E3

rigiuucs9 ui itic anus, ouu givtug as r I Palestine

it were, a still deeper nue to tne true Diuejacn '"w,us " - Germontown Cincinnati tt.Couis, ts;thelst division of regulars never looked favorable prospect. The Mexican population chancellor, Louisville, New Orleans Iwttemr made.a more soldier-like spüearancr have settled down oil it as a certainty, and Atlantis Louisville P'UC'V

Cincinnati -

Cincinnati-

St. Louis

Memphii

St. Ixuis,

ietter or made4a more soldier-like sppearancv

Ion' life and success to the 1st division

the v those who formerly opposed it, now acquiesce iFawn I id mav without much grumbling. The Government Maj. Barbonr Gr

Here lUUgiU lUCll ay 10 Uiauutuuu, oua iuaj b o- ,.. I Diadem

Ihey.long enjoy their laurels. uuereiaru, rPrCnk.jr .c a ,6 . Maj Uarboiir

The pride ol the west, Iventucky and ten- cious w wibuuiuwic uujui. 3' Dutchess

fi.n Mr. sert Dostlivelr that they will have a quorum Robt

aball. vied vTth each other in their stalwart by the 1st or 5th of the next month, and have Ch'lmeto

. tw. . o. . 1 . I .l.i.rmirai 1 1 I hjti a ra nnl nntinh rtt mom nor a

sons. inese Dauiotic aiaies nave sent mauv U6,u""tu v. v....,

Iiouisville Nashville

reen Rive' Henderson

...New Orleans Pittsburgh

Henderson. Louisville

ble style bonnats, all the newest styles, with a splen did assortment of flowers, ribbons and bonnet trim

mings for sale by aplSJ MORRIS. J011SU."M. NAILS.

OÄTA KEGS Boston and Juniata Nails, assorted

UU 6izes; 23 kegs Flooring Brads, asprtcd; 23 ilo Assorted spikes.

For sale by A. LAUGIILIN, op 2 j Water street National Bakery, At th corner of Walrr and Division streets.

TTMtEDERICK WETZEL, boss leave to inform

$GT You are particularly requested on visiting our City to call and obtain prices before purchasing. JCrCall at the "EXPRESS STORE," corner of Main and Water Street. ap 13.'

uaruour iienucrsuu, uuuniniv. i um... , , , 0 ,. , V Y hess Cincinnati, New Orleans I? las friend, and the public generally, that he has Morri3 Pittsburgh St. IouU, again returned to thia city, from Mexico, and recoinmeto Cincinnati, New Orleans ruenced the business of IJAKING, in all its various

jrViiO m tso piuiwtiw w w wv m aMar I ' . '

callant troops into the field, but never did they present by that time, tney win tnrow out tne r.fr, nn trt ih fin.1 nf War a nobler specimen representation of the ceded territories, and the

I' than are now here. Their a ppearanre and Stale of Yucatan by doingthia, they will .hate I discipline showed to a remarkable advantage, Uom 12 or 15 over a quorum, and a majority

Mouutaineer. St. Louis Cincinnati

Cincinnati New Orleans, Louisville Phomix, St. Louis Cincinnati J. J. Crittenden St. Louis Pittsburgh

branches. Fresh Bread, and a variety of Ctkes,

Crackers, &lc, can be had at all times, and on the

most reasonable terms, uiveniraacaii. may

BANK DIVIDEND.

Branch Bixr, r.Mn;ile. May 13. 1843.

A DIVIDED of five Der cent, has been declared

r from the nrofits of this Bank, the six months

J. E. BITTROLFF.

THANKFUL for past liberal PBtronaee.

would respectfully inlorm the citizens of ' Evansviiie and vicinity, that he has just . received his new and

splendid stock ot Jewelry, watches; anu blocks,

which he will sell at recrular Cincinnati prices, ras

onrl nn man fvpi looked uixin a finer bodv of sufficient to carry any measure

citiien-soldiers. Good citizens at home and At the first of the meeting of the Congress, soldier in the field, are synonymous, and when- confirm the election of Herrera, as

ever 1 sec a tojtl soldier 1 set him down as a resident, and the lormaiion 01 a new minis- . ndin Aril uu -1, to stockholders on ßtock con!ti9,ain art ot:

If try will follow, which will facilitate a flairs. demand. G. W. It A HI BON L, KmeGold and Silxer Lever Watchds:

w m an tri hav nn mnra tihtintr thp menlThe present MinUUr of Relations isa man of may 14 Cashier. I a sulend id assortment newest style ladies

then will not, as a body, have an opportunity considerable ability, but he is mostwoful y de- MOHE NEW SHOES. the foez but ficient in energy. 1 think it altogether likely

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Ktntl I lliai oenor iueB nmt,umiurencn vkiihici i store, a sulcnuid assortmeni oi Louies , iuis9.

Coral

th. rrhn chnuo,) ho tinftl that Senor Cue v as will to into tne new cabinet I Mlendid assortment ot Ladies',

W w www aaawaaj atavaw vmv " w aaaw w i M B . d- m i

they were made of in front ot the battlemeiits , "T" V. , t " " " " T i a c1UrVinclnclnnad which

II1UC1I Vlivifll UUM limu l aaw. ..r-- -

of Monterey, the cliffs of Buena Vista, the

sands of Vera Cruz, and the heights of Cerro Kepublic and may give more stimulus to the Gordo; and if they are to have no more fight- acnonsof the Congress and the Government. ; h in hm Ith the muudcouso Gen. Uerrera will not affect much of himself

deal ol

lation of bavins' done their duty to their Sute individually, but he wrries a great

and to their couutry. 8trS1?. Wllh m ? supporters. On Monday, the old "Cerro Cordo Division," The Congress of Mexico, 1 do not think will Gen. Smith, were reviewed anddrilled in from lake a responsible and decided action on the of the city on their parade ground in the direc- treaty. 1 thiuk it altogether probable, that lion of the Fenon. . Mr. Clifford and Mr. Se they m they will consider the treaty vier were present; together with a Urge twin- aud the modifications, anddebate its provisions ber of officers of the army and citizens. The o some extent then they will adopt either of

movements and evolutions of this division.will one ol the two following modes: excite the pride and admiration of every man 1 Adopt the treaty as it was originally who has "Uncle Sam" branded in his counten- made ad signed, and then authorize the Govance. The old veteran, war beaten countea- eminent to accept or refuse the amendments ances with the neat, clean uniforms and their ami modifications of the Senate ol the United clitterin armor, was peculierlv pleasing to Stales; or, 2d. They will after debate, authorlook uDon. They exercised on the same ground we the Government to accept or reject the orig-

on which the Mexican army was disciplined nal treaty, modifications and all in either

l'lease call and

amine the "oods and Prices, at No. 22, ainst.

" ... Wl

may 13 tt

Breastpins:

Earings, Fingerrings &c.;, . ..... tiold Guard and lb Chains; Miniature cases, and Lockets; Fine Mourning Pins, Bracelet Clasps; Cuni-tl Ivova fVill.ir Muttons, and Studs:

A large selection of Gold Pencils with and without

W. R. BAKER.

best Gold Pens with and

heavens

to the scene.

LAND AND TOWN LOTS AT FUBL.IC sali:.

miin nndersifmed will sell at public sale at the!

I the Hann House door in Evansville, on Thurs

day, June 1st, ltM8, the following lots in the 4th tn-l largement. commonly called Texas, adjoining thel

City of hvansville, viz: Lots y. 10, 11, and 12, in Block No C.

Lot 21, in Block No 9. Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4, in Block No 10. I.r.ta V fi 7. ruiH. in liloclt No 11.

Also, the following Lots in tha Eastern Enlargement of Evansville, viz: , ... Lot No 13, in Block No 54. Each 30 feet wide by

Lot No 16, in Block No 55 14b long. Lot No 14, in Block No 50. Lot No 4, in Block No W. Lot No 7, in Block No. 27. Lot No 6, in Bhck No 3 1. lt Nn lß. in ltlock No 33.

We have also at private sale a smalt Farm in the

Hornbrook neighborhood, between the two Princeton

vur. oa tiiBuiu.y , ' I i;i-ptf iv nnrauPfl h th fvnffrp nA it om. road, in a well settled ncishborhood. It contains

seemeu tone sirning io ouu 0.a,u.ut w r---.rr.?:" '" fin.ereafiO-100. about 20 acres cleared

pens; A large lot of Bayley's

without holders; Silver Tables and Tea Spoens; Silver Thimbles; Every description of Steel Trimming; Steel Beads and Purse Silks; Fine Fans. Accordions:

Solar Suspending and Parlor Lamps;

rj HATS and CAPS. Jell ion rn8 Hat find Cans,

CONSISTING, in part of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd rate Beaver; 1st, 2nd and 3rd rate Brush; Cerro Gordo, Buena Vista, Silk, Wool, and alt other varieties. Also, 500 dozen Palm Hats; 10 do Leghorn; . . 5 do Straw; 5 do Pananvu Also a few dnzrn CAPS.

All of the above are of ihelnteet and most fnsnionable SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES., tor sale low, at wholesale or ntail, corner of Main and

Water street lap 13J u. & w . i.e. v

Bonnets, Artificials & Ribbons. XisZ? TUK A rrivr). IS dozen assorted

Chip Bonnets 59 boxes artificial Flowers of I rench and American Manufactures. , - fti Pieces Ribbons white. Bonnet black, fie1UUU ured, fancy, cap, colored Tafiata, black Tafia, Gold Satin, &.C., with all the latest and most fashionable Spring and immer styles, comprising altogether one of the largest assorunents in the city For sale low, wholesale and 'j'Jy. LEWIS, apl3, Corner Main and W ater street. SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS Aq. . - T Ilia day received at the "Express Store," a few beautiful CRAPE SHAWLS, which the ladies 'are invited to call and examine. Also an assortment of other varieties of Shawls, and an ample assortment of Dress Goods, & c. E- & W . LEWIS ap 13.- ' " Corner Main and Water street.

LINENS! LINENS

- fg? PIECES Irish Linens; X I tJ 50 pieces Brown French do; 30 pieces Check dp; Ao 200 pieces Swiss Mcslin with a general and varied assortment of Whit Dress Goods. E. &. W. LEWIS,

Corner Main and Water street.

ap 13

ORANGE. BLUES and FANCY PRINTS. Of !rir PS- newest Spring and Summer styles f r tMf3JJ Orange, Blues, and Fancy Printsaow now on hand and receiving daily; some of them very beautiful, and well adapted to tne city trade; which wc offer at a small advance on Eastern cost, at the Express Store. : E. & W. LEWIS, ap 13 ' corner Main and Water street. LAWKS AND tUNGIIAMS. . American and Imported Ginghams; rm033 200 pieces assorted qualities and styles of. Lawns, for sale very cheap at the Express Store, E. & W. LEWIS. 1

ap 13 corner of Main and Water street. "DOMESTICS, OSNEBEKGS. TICKINGS, 1 fii BALES assorted brands of Muslins troni 4 J-vrvF liffht to 37 inch heavy,. .T Also, 10 hales OsnebergSi 10 do Tickings; 5 do Drills; .- - . 8 do Blua Drills; , ... 6 cases Bleached Muslins. r For sal low, wholesale or retail at the Express Store, corner of Main and Water street. ap!3 E. & W. LEWIS. PANT STUFFS. Afk PIECES Pant Stuffs, tnjday received, con0 C vr tisting in pait, Cottonades, Camlets, Checks iambroons, .c also a few Pieces of extra article of Fancy Linens for sale low. at wholesale or retail by E. W.LEWIS, ap 13 ' Corner Main and Water street. - ALPACAS. Ac. .-' 1 Oil PIECES Alpacas. Plain, Black, Fancy and Xvfvr Mohair Plaids. ALk, a few pieces of Silk Warp Lustre, for sale low wholesale or retail. E.& W. LEWIS, ap 13 Corner Main and Water street. -

int to mirchase. Ladies are invited to call and ex

amine for themselvea. J. L. BITTROLFF, ap 15 Main Street between First and Second. r a Four Days Later From Europe. PH03PECT3 Favorable to AU Cash Customers. ALLIS. & HOWES.

milE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits and I n.v hrtv inxt Iimd receiving several ini-

nu in cuiuTB-i

house, stable and

of the city standing prominently in the rear, " " V wu,lV" 3ir.i land and lies well for cultivation, bei

with our stars andstriDes.thebnghtesioi nem -.

a a . . r.mm. tm. IaVAII mJ-m LUllI ft 1 IK ft L. äl W a. ftl ft ft J - till. uaia ft . ft ft ft ftä U ftft.Ull'l fti. Sm.m w - - a a - a 1 I ...a 9 m W V nrUU 1 Hf I

all waving among mem, wuue aciua , v- , P -

stood tne lowrnos c 1 lf.

i. VV.STIKr2S.flEXTH.UIAVA'lB.a&

Every description Mi ver and common vpccw, mHISday reeved, an assorted stock of Vestings, J. no ptKket knives &c.; . I Craiata, Ilhdkh.. &e., suited to ne B lew 1 ine I rench Mantle Clocks; LU enta. war ,

to wnicn ne wouiu can me aurnuou ui uiuw!!- - t t. w t.kVV'is

press store.

apu

Corner Main and Water Street.

GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, HOSIERY' Ac

tfi 300 doz. assorted Hosiery; "rtg 111 150 do do Gloves; jpint,

whom they met so often afterwards when bay- iiwvm uucu ui icusmj up mk onet crossed bayonet and foes fell together. Executive and his cabmet of Councillors.riM.. .,;f,.,.i r,np .n.l the One of these modes. I am well informed will

1UC M

i7 An A, Siisnenders.'

Consisting of all the varieti ever brought to this market, or ever called for, at the corner of Main and r . i i l L 9 9 A I . I W I

watersireei. hp "

The tall cupolas of the churches N ogetlier probable, as it is exactly in keeping SngXelhng ; ndins prominently in the rear, ilh. theircharacter-however, whatever is left ,and anBdlic9 weUfo,

UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS.

AN ample assortment of Silk and

ana vouuu

the

a Ati'an no I

. I ST 1

L:Mfih nldIVno,i. whose iron-bound m.e theT aFe ?x0.us to bring about a peace,

I 11 Y 11C tail MC lalv I Of av to come and convince themselves that those

asser-

Their

breaking up the monarchists. Capts. Glenn, of the 14th, Capt. Blair, and Lieut. May, of the Voltigeurs, leftToluca this morning at 7 o'clock, and arrived at 21 o'clock p. m. They represent the garrison as being

perfectly quiet and in good orcer in every re-

. I if tniM w 1- aft n rt . I rn l v A ullnsira trf

. UH 1 . -nmht nn rmr TltranrP. ' "CT -au Ii tti V4liv- kiiiU9.

. ..V tu. .irwvi iha formic disturbance in Europe has its effect here

i 11 kU Iii -J . - able peak, originally thrown up by one of nature's freaks, the guardian of the far famed Halls; behind it was the finely equipped and well disciplined Mexican army anxiously awaiting our approach. Where are they now? The very

men wno are -u.uB .-a w. - . h hcahh of lhe troops is im proving.

esty ol conquerors . nave ! 4 The trial of Lieut. Dutton before the Mitita

lOUr wiuuo, mm iwiwu m j . j - ble couside ration to the olive brauch in ilu hands of two gentlemen who are spectators to ta the review. 1 cannot tell you of any accidents that occurred in the two days' review because our people know how to do things up

little browner than you nave any lctea oi,

.... .... tii i;nn..rn uimpt nnir niAre thin emDir uuaru.

11 not sold be lore, tnis iarm win oe .hin ulnnr to the crocery

BllM.lt Clliyiavavin; ....... 0-a -

General

ri I time ad place with the other property. 1. Terms of sale one-half cash, remainder at

months, on note wjin approved eecunij

warrantee üeeos wui re given. . LNGLE:&. WHEELER, may 11 dd-w2w. Attorneys

j r o . . I

trade, in proof of which seethe columns oi oury i " iVKVKKYPAüE YOU WILL UNO

a . . : " " . ..... . . . , . at

and as it is not customary to have accidents, lj will not offer an apology or excuse for not having any. . The health of the army is much better in the cily and vicinity, than it has been . for some time, though 1 learn there is some sickness at the outposts. - Hereisan advertisement which caps any thing you have heard of lately it was publish--ed iu El Monitor of yesterday. You will see that the good citizens of Mexico are ever ready . .nri nrnit ih fair reputation ot

their daughters.and although the ladies are, have received advices from Queret generally speaking, accommodating in their 26th inst. 1 have only time, before

rr Commission, for murder and robbery, still .ail e .

continues. 1 will send you tne leaning iea. tares of his case as soon as concluded. The case of Lieut. Hare, which 1 sent you ten days ago, embraces the general history of the disgraceful affair, and Twill compile the balance of the testimony, only giving you at length the defence in each case. The case of Lieut. Hare is reported in all its details."An escort of 100 picked men nd officers left

here two days ago under thecommand of Capt. Larkin Smith, for Vera Cruz, with a large quantity of specie in charge it was the property of merchants of this City ;

Capt. Henry, with a large detaenment oi recruits, is expect to arrive io-lay. McSTANu. T. S Since writinz the foreeoing note, 1

- : - . . . i

Hueretaro to tne

I am corn-

very bief

GROCERIES. FRESH AH RIVALS. JUST received by 6teamers Alex Scott, Empire, Cincinnati, &c: 100 bags Kio Coffee, 10 Old Gov't Java; 40 bhds New Orleans sugar; 23 brls Puriljed , & , J3 " Ivoaf and Fowdered do; 50 Plantation Molasses; 20 M and half brla Sugar-House do,

5 tierces Kice; 120 hall and qur box Raisins; . 1 cask Zanto Currants; 1 j drums Smyrna Figs; 10 boxes Lemon Syrup: 10 "St. Julian" Clarret Wine; 10 Sperm Candles; 50 u No 1, Boston soap; 12 " "Collins' Hartford" Axes;

10 qr casks No I r anuly .Hackerei:

flN EVERY PAGE YOU

Til EI R ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUGAR I SUGAR X SUGAR X

llin HIIDSNew Orleans fougar. Xvfvr 200 Bags Rio coffee

250 Bbls MoIasse3; .

in sore and for sale by A LLIS & IU w t, . W t At S9

p2l IUST received from Pittsburgh, 100 Kcs Nails; 23 Bbls Ale; .

for sale by ALL1S & mm r b.

ap 24 "

JUST received from New Orleans, 20 Bbls Tanners Oil;

DO ' Tar, 4 Varnish; 15 Turpentine; 5 Bxs Oranges; 10 Lemons; . .

in store and lor sale by ALLIS HOW r.

CLOTHS AND CASSI3IERES.

black Caasi-

FRENCIi, Englisfi and American blue, drab, olive and steel mixed Cloths and

mers, at wholesale and retail low, by E. & W.LEWIS

ap 13 Comor Main and Water streets.

and Shoes, consisting in

HOOTS AND SHOES

NOW on hand and receiving

lich we will sell

our usually low rate. b. & W.LbWls, ap j3 . Corner Main and Water street.

COMBS! COMBS ! ! .

THIS day received Butterfly, Polka, VuJ

& Imitation Shell, 1 uck Corr.Ds, owe ao, rocsei ao, vnrtr An. Redins do. and all other varieties. For

wholesale and retail by & w LEWIS ap 13 Corner Mtin and Water street. CASSINEETTS AND JEANS. BLUE, black, steel mixed, gold mixed, drab and fancy Cassinetts. . . Plain, blue, fancy, gold mixed, steel do, artd striped Kentucky Jeans. Also New Hope and Steuben ville, BrandyWine, Fisherville. Woodland, Nukeve, Westminister4 Brooklyn. Herino. and Rockaway Manulacturies for sale low wholesale and retail by E. & W. LEWIS, ap 13. Corner Main and Water street,

cases Boots

nart of

: Ladies Black Tat. tij Buskin; - . ä do Colored " do do; do Calf and Morocco Shoos; do Kid Slips; do Buskins; , . Mieses Slips; Children's asjorted kinds cacks; Men's and Boy's Calf-skin Hoots; do do Kid do; de do Thick do; do do Congress Gaiters; do Patent Leather; do Pumps; Gents coarse and fine Brogans. . Together with a varied assortment not above men-, tioned, at wholesale or retail low by E. & V.-LEWIS, ap 13 corner Main and Water street. . TO THE LADIES. . npiIIS day received Steel trimmings and tassela,

. I consisting ot bag clasps and tassels, purse rings.

ap2i

Water t.

v a v nidi .

ways-this lady is not willing to satisfy trie peiieci tociose my teuer, iuB.ic ,uuf -y curious, but is willing to be made a public fy, the Xwrxl"0. show for the purpose Sf satisfying the gazing gress were present-73 is "pessary tor cousticommuuity tLtUe is not what they tale her tute a quorum-3 w,1lcavffr;mrXni tobe, llreis the advertisement, judge for It is feared in Querela

4 bbls Nos 1 and 2 do . do;

25 " "2 an13 do uo; 5 packages Codtioh; SO Herring; 50 bags Table Salt; 5 " Fepper; 3 " Spice;

40 boxes Virginia Tobacco;

2 balro Cotton;

JOOOGunnv Bagj; 1500 select Corks: 15 bbls Tar and Rosin; 5 Tenner Oil; n Lampblack, Alum, Copperas; Madder, Indjgo, Spanish Brown; . Yen. Red, Red Lead, Larthage, Whiting

Sulphur, Roll Brimstone; Ep. Salts, Salaeratus, tc, &. . Which added to my former stock, and lata arrivals

Al-lfrom C ncinnau and nttsourg, manes iny asao.iI . i . .1 ,H .TrrtAil In ihn interior

uu a i me , . rrkAnnt I men i very gcuci - r --- .

1 entreat those persons who were present at montc is m uuereiaro, ciiraw... r y traue, and are onerea w rnrruiaiua u

h hall, to call at mvhoii. at Nn .1. Cal e a nronunciamUntO acamst me uutciiimcukTtryBinal advance lorcasn

"" ' .. . . ' . - v -i-r. - ' . .. ifi.

JUST received from New York, 6 Half Pipes Cognac Brandy;

2 Pipes Holland Uia; 10 casks Port Wine; 10 casks Madeira; 2 hhds Rum; 10 baskets Champaigne; 5 bxs Cordials; -flOO'V Clatet; 150" Sardines; 400 cans Ovsters;

23 thousand Tisara C

. vaw a

tor sale by ap21

THREADS, BUTTONS &c. O fl ft ft DOZ. assorted Spool Threads. OUUU 350 Rolls Cotton . 225 pounds of Linin - ' 40 lbs American and Italian Silk. 1500 gross assorted Buttons, for sale low wholesale and retaU at tho Express Store, L.di W. LEWIS, p 13 Corner Main and Water street

APRON CHECKS.

rf g? PIECES Apron Check, this day opening, lor

I f sale low, w holesale or retail. E. & W. LEWIS, ap 13 Corner Main and Water street.

FLOOR CLOTH.

iffars;

ALLIS 4; HOWES. Water st.

i : r onti no ntr tri nnn-rpn

"A young lady who has attended the public resented Slate of x ucatan, ISe '.T Menco, &c. it balls, bears a strong resemblance to a daughter will produce a schism in .tlie.Lf n'f"- ' a

of mine and being anxious that the reputa- Government, writes my irienu, is iuut

tionofmv family Khould not suffer for anr cause ed at the non-attendance ot tne pu

JUST received by steamer Glencoe, 73 sides sxle Leather,

2T1ECES Floor Cloth, expressly for the city trade E. W. LLY 1)3, an 13 Corner Main and Water street.

A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win-

Y- dow Paper, just received and tor aie low ny

r . r - m mm n 1 ft J ft. ft ' Mm

purse clasps, steel beads, shaded and plain purse si Vor il low bv E. & W. LEWIS.

IIT . .

ap 13 uorner Aiain ater eireei..

Ik.

and

PERCUSSION CAPS.

Oft ft ftftft PERCUSSION CAPS, G. D. yUU.UUU assorted ouftlitie.a.

Also 50 dozen Shaving Boxes, for sale low, wholesale or retail, corner Mam and Water street.

HANDKERCHIEFS.

A LARGE assortment of Silk, Cotton, Gingham, Bandana, Wax Colors and all other varieties ever broughl to this market, at the corner Main and

Water. tap 13 r. oz. v Lr.ia.

LOOKING GLASSES.

JUST received 600 Looking Glasses, consisting of the plain and double bertl, fancy round, bevel band, cherry, tablits, German toilet, atatia, eV-c., from 5-8 to 24-14 inch, for sale low, wholesale or retail by

apl3 Corner Main and Vater stree k. ITXOSQEITO DAKS, rft DOZEN Mosquito Bars, OU 10 Rolls Linen, E. fcW. LEWIS, . ap 13 Corner Main and Water, street.

jan ltf;

fJ. II. MAGHEE t CO.

for sale by

ap24

2S Bxa Imon SvniD:

3 Tierc-js rehned Sugar for family rise.

ALLIS t HOWES,' Water st.

r j

1 t...-- , . .:.k..

1. Ti.i.r... - r. h..K . . Ja.ln. Klmcplf lfhn ueeeeas. IO eiinci

krv Ilia VnnldPft. Of rnnCIUUC DU

V. NIM uw , r w . n,.r mrt likplr ta do neither, lhe uov

er,) they will observe the the two."

difference between

MUSTANG.

FIGSI TIGS! FIGS! ftj; BASKETS Figs; MÜ 4ÜO Drums do., all fresh;

'Ti.-ni, r..i r..r nt favors 1 solicits a call from my! for sale bv ALLIS &. HO WES,

i . it ui; outt . I ...... r . i . .

" " . . n.ir . .. ii,.nnt. io ,t h rnrnivoi um snu r re tnu

v . l v i rr. i iuIp n Lonoruuiti - ... . ..

wnip me :--- " rJ streets (mar 25 w.y ruaiLa.

Water st.

. . I :- anniill-l . m - IT r T.

c I Ii Ii ic il h iias iv Tvi , v -. -r-.-,-- - ( . : , , c i ,

t i(..,rn kr'. o iciq I: ...i. nrthonnn-oitpm ?? luemDers Ol I Tl ARRELo. Halves ana viuaners, ior. f'5.!Ci

.W mum . ft ft-. Jftv ft k. m, l.ftyftftft äU. ft ft . I I I I w IUI. n.. UlJ wm ftSW ääWM .Vff'.ittn ' ' mtmr m-m a

v.r Tlrlin- VrA rpreived letters last ni7ht I f!n.irrp8. An escort of Mexican Cavalry came

Ouprptaro.and learn that they hive not out on the 21th to receive Mr. Sevier halt-way

vet cot a quorum. They will probably auc-l between here and Queretaro. Mr. Seyier is --.i : nJA..,r;ny th niimhfr this week. Wei still here, and it is the ceneral impression in

:" lrn that the Mexican Government contem-l the street that he is standing on points ol eti-

TUST received by steamer Tempest,

LEATHER AT AUCTION. WE will sell to the riighest bidder at our Auction store, on Main stre:t, Evansville, on Sat. nrdny nxt. May 13th, at 10 o'clock am, seventy two sides of Upper Leather an i ten sides of Harnes Leather, say in lots 6f half to one dozcJ, a first rat ' . J .' 1-. c j .1 : - . :.t-

articie. A creo.ii qi rnree niuuiii given uu iiuie wim approved recurity. WJOLSEY & NELSON my JO-td ' '' City Auctioneers

1 13 low by "my 10 BEM ENT & VI E LE.

IOWA FLOUR.

nCT Bbls Burlington Mills, just receivea per sieaUi mer Brooklyn, and for sale by

J) . ltl.ULlll WlLllJl.

for sale by.

50 Ebls Whisker:

10 " Linseed Oil; 6 Lard oil: 175 Kgs White lead; 50 Bxs Candles;

20 " Starch;

F. P. FAAN?

Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker.

WOULD intorm his lriends and the public

bat ne now has, and id ten Is to constantly s.eep, a fine lot of Philadelphia Calf-skin,

ALLIS Sl HOWES Water st.

Keep,

for fine work. Work of every description done with the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street,

opposite the liana. ap 21 dly

FANCY GOODS. NOW on hand and receiving difilv one among largest assorted stocks of of Fancy Goods ever brought to this city, consisting, in part, of: 4 , Silks, Dress Handercfaiefa; ... ' Silk and Worsted Tics;

j Linen and Cotton Edgings, Footings, &c; . ; Tapes, Pns, Needles, Beads; Necjaces, Kinger-rings, Breast-pins; . t . , Violins, Vjolin strings; Hair'pins. Razors, Razor straps. Fans; Pants Buckles, Shoe Lacets; ' Spool-standa, Pocket Knives; Plain, Black, and Fancy Veils Also, a variety of Berriaees, Cable Cord; silk and Cotton Pursts; Pocket Books, Wall Popper;" ' Fire screens. Carpet Warp; Cloth and Hair Bru blies; Hooks and Eye; - Vaste Boards, Bonnet Wire; Shawl Pins, Fringes; ' ' ' ! Whalebone, Shavingsoup, &c, i.e. With a great variety of articles not above mention? jd, which we will be pleased to show to our friends and the traJe generally. E. &. W. LEWIS, apl3 Corner Main and Water street.

500

BBLS Kanawha Salt, on hand and for aal

by apllj IvRCESEN Sc MORGAN.